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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
BoNDs-THE MONEY MARKET.

fundas a. STATE issues were $4,000 Virginia
Ralysee O. --'5s Of 1871 at 63A
with ne, Dohus were less active than stocks
pa net da,9s throughout the list. The princi-
Is " ~ -.ihes We're made by Ann Arbor first
~; rbs..s'4 Brooklyn Elevated seconds u to
snd TeTsA p s and Ohio Ans to 90 Kansas
Rae dnc Island first receipts IL - - southern
hrst 5- I ,H Is; u TO $50 Texas and Pacific
Ing Vallsv wabash seconds | TO 80. Hook
Hl Is ry os, to 70 Norfolk and Western CON
eepts ~ ~ ~. Wisconsin Central first re-
BILE and 0sso Jersey Central 5s. "a TO 1l0s Mo-
Pacific .e onl9 general As .. to 52h. Texas and
Paclsc seconds :. TO 10. Chicago and Northern
'S' receipts, u to Al; Kansas and Texas
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Total. ... ellS e52 sol s1l2 2S7o2i Inc 81 s"s $40
The item Of improvement account IN the list OF
assets is properly chargeabe against reserves.
which reduces that amount to S5.56I. 916. against
net reserves in 1895 OF Sc. s94 .024.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad Company announces that so
in cash will be paid on and after April l. 1891 on
each Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company first
mortgage bond and on each Union Elevated Rail-
road Company first mortgage bond deposited
with the Central Trust Company OF Newly ork.
under the plan of reorganization.
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THE JOLIET & CHICAGO RAILROAD CO
Chicago, Ill. March .. 1897.
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Joliet Il Chi
caSo Railroad Company are hereby notified that The
rei meeting said company FOR the election OF direc
80 an4 transaction u such other BUSINESS he
resened Will held the companys ONCE IN Chicago
r, an Monday 9Th day OK April 10 o'clock
A. NJ ,- IL, A.. 49,. . a.. - 81, ,.,.,. 49,.
hours on the March and reopened 9Th day OF
April next .,,.a, 80, ,, rosrr,, ,.
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financial.
New Eng|an1 Loan and Trust Company,
"a NASSAU STREET. NETWORK.
Capital and profits -. Se5o,ooo
y. O EsHBAUGH President.
" W WILMER Vice Presd mt
W L BARTLETT Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
HENRY D. LYMAN. r. b FERRIS,
F X. NIPPLE. HENRY WHELL.',
H. J. PIERCE. 9. W. MAXI At'D4'
JOHN WEMAN, +. D SAMSON
n q rSHBATGE W W WILMER.
W F BARTLETT.
This Company offers ns Oirb sir per ce"f. D'-
beufure Bonds. cofIaferHHy secured ny cdrej"HD
.eIectcd first n,Orfgages drposifed 'cifh The Farm
,rs, Loan and Trust Company rs TRUSTEE. The
Rand, are issued ia concentrations Of $500 @"d
up,card.
No securities have made better record during The trj
60, times of the last three than the Debentures -
h,s Company We shall take pleasure In sending 10 any
one who may ask for % little book giving fun hisor5
y, he coupany an outline 81 It's methods and list %
,r ,,r,her u Insurance and Trust Companies. saw
,nrs Ranks Universities. Colleges Trustees Guardians
"a private individuals who invested with the Com
n,v ,or vears 10 Investor has ever lost dollar Of
nr,nc,paI or interest In the company's secuTitiea
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financial.
REORGANIZATION
Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad Company.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First and Second nortgage Bonds
and Coupons and Stock OF the
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.
First Mortgage Bonds and Coupons ana
Second Income nortgage Bonds OF the
UNION ELEVATED RAILROAD co.
First 1ortgage Bonds and Coupons OF the
SEASIDE & BROOKLYN BRIDGE
ELEVATED RAILROAD co.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
nave completed plan and agreement Of rso' o'
comics Of which may obtained from the CENlNA'
TRUST COMPANY OF New York. - wal street. Nc"
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,HHE ANNI,AL MEETIN(; OF the stockholders

Of THE II. NICHOLsBURy MFG. CO. for the
NJ three Directors and such other business az may
proper,y come before T., will be held their ONCE Is
b.y street IN city York Monday. April ).
at II clock - -
" EDWIN FERRIS. Seciy.
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SPEYER & CO.,
30 BROAD STREET.
Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo
Railway Company,

WALL (
NEW YORK February %. 1897.
IN view 81 appointment OF Receiver ana the o.
,au admitted BY the Company 70 be Inevitable IN pay
ent or coupons due March list 1891 on its Five Per
Cen, Bonds holders OF ALL CLASSES OF BONDS Of
said Company invited to deposit same Win U.s. Tor
mutual protection.
suitable agreement locking 70 the reorganization OK
the property Il necessary will be prepared and submitted
TO all teposlto-s for approval Pending determination
In respect prepared to advance q" On e&o"
S. go . per cent bond deposited with us
NEGOTIABLE receipts VII! be issued for bonds deposited
.or which II quotation on the Ne"-iorA
stock Exchange WILL BE- asked.
j. Z. MORGAN& co.
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financial Electicns.

financia. elections
THE CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD co
H.. March 3. is9.
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Chicago Al
ton Railroad Company hereby notified that the
annual meeting OF said company flr the election u
Directors and transaction OF such other business as may
be presented Will be held at the company once IN tal-
cagS III on Monday the 5th day Of April next. a. 10
o'clock A. VI. - ,- 81, ,-,-.-
hours IN The 18Th March and ropened the 9Th day OF
April .,,.-, - Z, rocrz,r, .,.
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fluGnria! 1lcetlnos.

oe,e Of THE LAKE SHORE s MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY co,
ERIE. Pennsylvania. March iTth. 1897
" office is hereby given that Special Meet.
" ing O, the Stockholders OF The Lake Shore ana
Michigan Southern Railway Company has been duly
called ana Will held the chief Office OF
pany in the state Of Peinsylyana-ihat is at the
rassenrer station the Company. in CITY of
ErIe Penn,yIyania-on Thursday. the Goth
day of May. 1897. at O'Clock T. NJ. 10 take
action and vote in approval or dlsapprov2i OF the
pronosal 10 Increase the Indebtedness Of the Company
bv H. issue aggregate principal
Exceeding $50 100000 payable June 1897. bearing
,st M The rate three ara on-half % per
per annum. able seJiannua!ly both principal
interest TO payable gold coin Of the United
of the presen; standard Of weight and nneness
security for such make and an!
liver 20 some Trust Company in the city OF New-York
or 10 some other Trustee Trustees De designated
bv m. Roarc Of Directors. mortgage Of any al! u
the railroads. leasehod interests. equipment
chse. and income u the Lake Shore Michigan
southern Railway Company and accordingly 10
ire Indebtedness u the Railway Company extent
ma, ait aggregate principal shall exist
bonfal Indebtedness u the Railway Company al
49, consent 10 ana approve any mortgage that may
I've presented meeting for securing bonds
ratify proceedings OF OF Directors
Authorizing such bonds and mortgage.
Nv order The Board n Directors.
f. u WORCESTER. Secretary
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Actual cash 1919 go, 23s ooa Incs124 29
Customs receipts reported from Washington to-
day were S6761S9: internal revenue receipts
S120.04l. and the miscellaneous receipts. go
total Government receipts for the day. Sl,1 l3t
expenditures $20G.0 excess Of receipts. NH
412. Receipts for the month 10 date. s&'. 1'9 6oo
expenditures ST OO2. 900 excess Of receipts, s6-
537 $50 Receipts for the fiscal year to date.
500 ISL .544 expenditures. S2Sl 4I93''4, excess
Of expenditures S41. J9I. $50: recepts OF National
bank notes for redemption. S35S,3O5.
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were y.
GA 500 and payments 5000. 100. resulting in a
general balance Of 500 d.. 40. consisting Of
S133 21l 900 coin and 500 29l 16l currency. The
Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the Clear
ing House Of Sll6.416 and its net gain on balance
since Friday 81 900. 800. made up by loss in
coin Of S159S!'S and gain in currency of ~ t.ti-
4O7 Receipts Of Saturday and to-day, So234-
$50: payments. SO 935.05l.
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.
The following balance sheet Of the American
Sugar Refining Company for 1896 was filed az
Boston to-day In accordance with the law OF the
State Of Massachusetts. The statement circulat-
ed last week purporting to he the companys bal
ance sheet for 1896 was bogus. hut II was put out
without any denial by the Sugar Refining Com
pany.
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PLAN OF REORGANIZATION.

The mortgages are 70 be rorecosed and the proper'r
purchased by the Committee. who Will cause new oo"n
pany . be organized acquire the property anu "''
chisep x he Old Companies.
TIE new Company viii issue the following
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
No Montgomery Street.
Francisco Cal. March llth. 1897
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhold-

.rs O, the Southern Pacific COMPANY for the election
OF Directors for the ensuing year and Tor the transaction
OF such business be brought before the meet
rr will be held al Office ~ the Company In the CITY
OF San francisco. Cal. Wednesday the I'm day or
April 1897 u o'clock noon. Pursuant 10 resolution
of IN. Board ansfer books OF the
COMPANY closed from II o'clock saturday
March eTth 1897 10 o'clock A. NJ. Thursday April sth
1897 ,,.,,.,r- ,
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domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named New -Orleans-Commercial &c.
discount; bank 81 premium. San Fra ncisco-
Signt nc; telegraph. DC. Savannah-Buying.
l-lo per cent off; selling at par. Charleston
Buying. par: selling. Is per cent premium Chi
oago-2Oc. 10 Zoe. premium Boston--5c premium
ana par st Louis, par and PC. premium.
Cincinnati-Par.
Bank cearings in this city were: Exchanges.
Sh3,l09,5Io. balances. $4.416.956 Baltimore
Exchanges. Sl.961 .6S1: balances 1927 $50. Phil
adelphia-Eychanges S6,137 Oh balances. 81
oS+.fGO Observation-Disclosures. So. 49, 961; bal
ances. Sl.6I2S16 Chicago-Exchanges Sill
$500: balances. 81 202 III
The commercial price OF bar silver C2lsc.
Mexican silver dollars 4Si4 Q49a.. In London
bar silver declined Il to oShs Silver exports to-
morrow. 10000 ounces and $4,000 (MeXican).
Nine silver bullion certificates representing
1000 ounces OF silver. sold the Stock Ex-
change at g.
Money on call in London | q per cent
Open market discounts. la per cent for short
and ll2 per cent for long bills. British consols
closed at III 1916 for money and 1ll7s for the
account. Paris exchange on London. % francs
14l2 centimes. French rentes. lO2 francs 22i2
centimes Discount rate in Paris. per cent.
Discount rate in Berlin. 3is per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
To-days Washington Treasury statement,
covering actual results Of two days ago. com
pared with the last preceding statement, gives
the following balances
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o,nr- o. RAE LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

once u THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO.
CLEVELAND. OHIO March 18th. 1897
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
~ ing Of the Stockholders OF The Lake Shore and
Michigan southern Railway Company has been duly
- Ci.x.inud In the State Of Ohio, Thursday,
the 10Th day u May. 1897. at 10 o'clock A. NJ Tor
bs nrnse or CONSIDERING voting and deciding whether
The ckhoders o: the Company shall consent and shall
authort,e said Company through It's Board OF Directors
and proper officers 10 execute and 70 deliver an issue
-, ~. hond. for aggregate principal exceeding
xs oo ,,0 payable June 1897. bearing interest the
~ y, thr-. and one-haf OF per cent annun
a,hi semi annually both principal and interest 10 be
sysbe in gold OF the United states OF the present
,rard ~ weight and rneness. and, as security for
such bonds 10 and execute AMI 70 deliver 10 some
80, Germany The city OF New-fork, or 10 some
r~s,ss or trustees be designated by the Board
~ directors mortgage Of or all OF the railroads
shlg interests equipment and franchises and income
., ~. iske shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
nj accordingly increase the Indebtedness or the
ai.av company the extent that said aggregate prin
shall exceed the existing Indebtedness OF said
css,r,srv- and TO and approve OF mort
that may presented TO said meeting for securing
So .sII bonds and ratify the proceedings OF the
% "a OF Directors authorizing such bonds and mortgage
Nv order OF the Board OF Directors
ny ' Z. u. WORCESTER. Secretary.
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.Yot listed on New-York Stock Exchange.
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ActuaI
outstanding - -
tfceeS .S22OsIsSSo S23J III SO5 Dec Sl-iI-'
Deposits Ma
uona banks. 10. 80 631 is Se3 l26 In. iS5'e9
Available cash s2s7 SOS 567 s237 COS s663G2
Minor liabilities 1894 1856 II iJG s37 Dec l.yJTH2J
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

.wI,h interest. Ex-dividend.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27
4 rnr,iIy OF six slain,

bismarck, n. d., Feb. lo.--Thc horri-
bic discovery OF the murder OF six per-
sons was made Tuesday near Winona,
on the Missouri river, about 30 miles
below Bismarck. Thcwholesalc slaugh-
ter occurred no the farmhouse OF Thorn
as Spicer. The affair is shrouded In
mystery. It is believed that Indians
may have been the murdercrs, although
there is nothing to substantiatc the
theory other than that a number OF
them are said to have been seen loitcr-
ing about the neighborhood. IL is said
they were dcckcd with war paint, which
Is considered proof that they were out
for mischief. The dead are: Mrs. Will
liam Waldron, Mrs. William Rouse, twin
baby boys, sons of Mrs. Rouse; Rev.
Thomas Spicer, Mrs. Thomas Spicer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.


Detroit, Mich, Feb. 24.--AIorn than
1000 delegates were present when
Chairman Ferry raped to order the
state republican convention, called 10
nominate justice of the supreme court
and two regents of the university.
Chairman Ferry introduced Gen. II.
A. Algcr as chairman. The next secrc-
tary of war was greeted with great en-
thusiasm. lie urged Michigan repub-
Leans 10 set the pace and make mark
In this state election for coming cleo
tions.
After adoption Of the report of the
committee on credentials the resolutions
committee reported briefly, congratu-
iating the country on the victory Of
last November. reafIirming the last ma
tional platform and rensseriing that
the triumph of republican principles
would restore the country TO that con-
iition of prosperity which il always en-
joyed under republican supremacy.
The resolutions also commended the
present state administration.
Judge Long, of the supreme court.
was renOminated by acclamation. as
was also w. H. Cocker, Of Adrian. for
regent of the University Of Michigan.
The struggle of the day came On the
nomination OF a second regent OF the
university. Some republicans advocated
the reelection Of Regent Harbour, 4, gold
democrat. and others declared that
they were sent there as republicans to
nominate republicans. They opposed
fusion in any form and declared that IL
patriotism had. in the cases OF some
democrats, risen above craftsmanship il
was commendGble. but that such virtue
should be It's own reward
The candidates named were: Levi l..
Barbour, Detroit; Il. ID. Nelson, IRON
wood; Joseph Il. Mclaughlin, Detroit:
James NJ Wilkinson. Marquette. and
Charles ID. Lawton. of Van Buren, coun-
~.
The first vote by counties resulted:
Barbour, 372, Nelson, 1874; Mclaughlin,
247; wilkins. 1872; Lawton, 1s9; neces-
sary TO a choice. 54s.
The second ballot gave Barbour, 3G2;
Nelson. 20; Mclaughlin, 300: Wilkinson.
40; Lawton. sol.
The third ballot narrowed the contest
TO Lawton and Mclaughlin, but the
former made such gains that all the
delegates went over TO him and Lawton
was declared the unanimous nominee.
Before adjournment resolutions were
enthusiastically adopted thanking
President-elect Mckinley for Ger.
Ayers appointment TO the cabinet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27

Eight Persons FriEhtfuiiy nursed
at Cleveland o.

Cleveland, o., Feb. 20.--The family OF
Jacob ciclecz. of cC3 Canal street. was
almost completely wiped out OF exist
cree by frightful holocaust OF flames.
Eight people were burned in the fire.
Jacob Ciclecz. his wife and three chill
dren. aged three. two and one years,
were In bed. John Ciclecz, brother OF
Jacob, arose about five o'clock to light
the fire. lie took what he thought was
the kerosene can. Instead he got hold
OF the gasoline can. lie poured the
gasoline on the kindling and touched
match to the stun. IN an instant there
was an explosion. John Ciclecz was
hurled TO the end of the room, his cloth
ing on fire. The fire communicated
to the feather bed in which were Mrs.
Jacob Ciclecz. the three children and
another woman. jacob Ciclecz was
also in the same room at the time OF the
explosion. With their clothing all
ahlnze, the father. mother and the other
woman seized the three children and
ran out into the yard. Passing work
men rushed to the rescue. They took
off their coats and heroically did all
they could 10 cxtinguish the flames
that were consuming the people. Mean
John Ciclecz' suffering at the hospi-
tal was terrible. The skin OF his entire
body dropped of in patches. The finger
nails and flesh fell from his hands. His
eyclashcs were gone and his hair was
singed TO the scalp. His face was little
more than n mass of roasted skin and
flesh Mrs Ciclecz WINS friohtfuilv
burned. The oldest child, Victoria,
was burned from head 10 foot. Joseph
Jerga, boarder, and Albert Jerno, the
father OF Mrs. Ciclecz. were also badly
burned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27
MAY BECOME rREELEss.
RcpDrt OF Labor Commissioners Morse
on Forestry.

Rc0DrI OF Labor CoutmiSstoner Morse
on Forestry.
In view OF the interest which is being
taken in the subject OF forestry. Labor
Commissioner Morse, in part three OF
his forthcoming annual report has de.
voted considerable attention to il, and
he gives some interesting figures rela-
tive 20 the eXten; and character OF the
forests now remaining in the state. He
says:
"Unquestonably Michigan must give this
matter attention IN the near future, or the
state once second 20 none in amount aud
value OF it's timber will be nearly as tree
less as the prairie states. The last annual
message OF Gov Rich invites the attention
OF the legislature 10 the matter Of for
eatry and makes pertinent recommends
tions. Land Commissioner French, also.
IN hts last annual report. calls attention
10 the practicahility OF using the cheap
lands OF the state for the reproduction OF
forests. There 10 very little doubt that at
a moderate expense a large amount Of land
now almost valueless may be made TO
yield valuable returns In the not remote
future"
The number OF surveyed townships and
fractions or townships in the state is 1859
The number OF acres OF standing hardwood
Is given az 6.lGG,977 OF standing pine, II
775. EOS. hemlock. ! .4cS 1867 OF plains partly
covered with bushes and scattering trees,
$500. $40. OF swamps partly covered with
small timber ard bushes, at s.2f5,G67 acres.
There are IS counties IN the state in which
there Is not an acre OF pine, and there are
% counties IN which there are lcns than 100
acres each In % counties there 10 no hem
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27
Floods In Kentucky.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. %. Vt Thrty-six
hours of steady rain has caused nearly
every stream in the state to overflow its
banks and sweep away live stock and
fences. Kentucky river Is carrying of
thousands OF logs. Immense damage is
reported from Harlan. Perry. Leslie
and Letcher counties. At Pineville the
Cumberland river has reached the doors
OF the courthouse. At Frankfort 90
houses are under water and the gas
works threatened. The lower portion OF
Cailettsburg Is under water. AZ Rich
mond the reservoir Of the water works
overflowed and drove 100 people from
their homes. At Middlesboro a cloud
burst Sunday night delugcd the locail-
~, drowning James Charwell, wife AMI
four children
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27

THE LITERARY FOLK.

Andrew Lang's hobby is fishing, but
in the humaneness of his heart he al-
ways throws back into the water all no
catches.
A new story by Anthony Hope Is soon
20 be published serinIly. II is of social
and not historical character and the
bicycle rage is one OF its chief topics.
lbsen has written n new play called
"John Gabriel Borlsman" and William
Archer. the English critic. Is sitting up
nights tranalating IL. The play will be
rut into the hands OF English readers
some timc this month
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27
DAILY THOUGHTS.

Services and kindnesses neglected
make friendship suspected.
Yesterday suggests; to-morrowprom-
iscs, but to-day accompanies.
Tie who does not engage in the quar-
rels OF others will have few of his own.
The best friendship IL that which
stimulates mutual goodness.
Try TO control temper; IL viii show
the hidden depths OF character. just as
a stick stirred in q seemingly clear and
placid pond will beioul the surface will.
accumulated dregs.--N. X. Weekly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27
MY BIRTHDAY.

The little folks came IN last night
And stood beside my chair.
Then boldly climbed upon my knees.
And safely nestled there.
This Is your birthday. don't you known"
vcntured my surprise:
They brought their little presents OUT
looked with wondering eyes.
1--WE think you're just the incest man
That ever lived" they said.
sand We intend TO stay until
It's time TO SO TO bed"
My thoughts ran swiftiy back and forth.
As shuttle Through the loom;
Old memories with dusk came IN
And filled the silent room.
j saw the farm gate open wide.
The lowing herd pass through:
The lilac bush and climbing rose,
Drenchcd with the morning dew.
The cornfcld. rich with tasseled brown
And cherry colored silk:
The shepherd dog, the flock OF sheep
With fleece as white as milk.
The cabin home, with low-roofed porch
And window on the side.
Where purple morning glories trailed
As robes OF quccnly bride.
The locust grove, with odor sweet
From silver blossoms white:
The old crab orchard on the hill,
Where birds sang on TIL night.
My mother. In her rocking-chair,
Beneath the morning sheen.
And heard her sing Sweet Fields Beyond
Stand Dressed In Living Green"
j started. for the Ere burned low:
The ashes. white and free,
Were crumbling, and the little ones
Were sleeping on my knee.
The hour was late: the gifts they'd brought
Had fallen 20 tho floor:
turned from scenes OF yesterday
Into the open door
OF better yenrs and nohler things
Than ever / had seen,
Content to look from faded past
To "Hllls OF Living Green"
"a NJ. Bruner, in Chicago Inter Ocean.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27

Two fast horses, "Uncle Henry" Of
Ypsilanti just purchased by William
Gcddes, and horse owned by NJ u.
Crane. colIided on the race track ut
Frankfort, running the thills Of the cut
ters entirely through the bodies Of the
horses. Uncle Henry being killed in
stantly and the other horse being SO
badly injured that he had 10 be- killed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-02-27
ronnd n WhIrI.y Joint.

The little village of Martin has not
had saloon for 80 years, but SO many
drunken men were seen ON the streets
lately that an Investigation was or
dered. The authorities found joint
containing IS barrels of whisky in the
cellar OF a private residence near the
Guinness center.