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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

KANSAS CI1Y, Mo-, May IL The
convention OF tue International asso.
citation of Maehinists adj turned today
TO meet two years hence at Buffalo,
New York. No business was trans
acIed at the closing session. A resolu.
ton demanding control of renuer's
type setting machines had been pre-
pared for Introduction, but 1t was de.
cided at the last moment not to bring
the measure up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Contract for Printing Rules.

Two members OF the fire and police
hoard-Commissioners Dininny and
Cohn-held a special meeting last
evening, at which the Utah Litho-
graphiug company was awarded the
contract for printing the board rules,
they being the lowest bid at q
figure OF $3.50. Chef Devino OF me
lire Department. reported 'cat as ye. he
nad not msle purchase o, horses for
the department, after which an adj
ioutnmeut was taken until next Mon.
day evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE cAbi-
mel touay Decided TO SEND one OF the
new gunboats now building on the
Pacific coast to Sltka, Alaska, about
July LIST. There is great activity in
Alaska growing out OF the gold discov.
cries made. The President and cabi.
net deem this step advisable for safe
guarding American interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
ceeded us tar az Thirteenth street
when runaway horse anu milk.

ceeded as far az Thirteenth street
when runaway horse ana milk
wagon dashed past, going in the seme
direction. The sidewslks were crowd.
ed at the time anu as the fieeiug
animal WAS beyond all control serl'
Gus accident appeared to be unav0ii.
abe.
Capt. Wainwright who was In COM
mand OF the cavalry ordered Sergeant
Dickinson to stop the runaway. The
sergeant dashed ahead, overlook the
ap1nsl between IA h and 10Th streeie.
Changing his sabre to the opposite
aide OF his body so tuat 1t would not
Interfere he plunged beside the terror
stricked horse AMI at the perl Of his
life leansd over and grabbed tho bride.
His Owh horse then became uncon-
trollable but still clingiDg to the rum
away, he endeavared to check 1t. AT
this monnent man in buggy COM
Ing III the opposite direction
becAms conluseu, and wheeling
HE horse around ran straight
into the sergeant and the runaway.
The next instant the buggy, three
horses and milk wagon were In one
wreck ON the ground and the plucky
sergeant was lying unconscious be-
meath his horse.
The troops came on In unbrOke n
orusr, except for two men ordered to
the sergtsnps rescue. The troop
halted wnen 1t came aloagsids the
place where the sergeant lay, but 1t did
not break ranks. Every cavairyman
kept his ssber ut the proper angie and
looked straight eaead with his face
but kept his eyes on tho two men gone
10 the sergcant's rescue. 1t required
several minutes ia extriCate Dicktn-
son from beneath his horse. lie was
coversu with bloot, hal an ugly cut
over the eye and was badly bIuised.
The driver OF the buggy, Frank
S,umm, was also bruised.
The injured soldier was carried to a
house aGu restored 10 consciousness.
de was then taken In the ambulance
to the hospital tent. Tue sergeauI's
horse, a very fine animal, was 30
badly hurt that 1t viii have to be
killed.
General Stanton said that Sergeant
Dickinson's act was the most caring
ieat u bravery he hau ever witnessed,
and he Will recommend to Congress
that u medal he awarded him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Primary Fair.

On next Thursday afternoon the
Primary association OF the Eleventh
ward will hold fair In the ward
hail, for the benefit of their association.
The usual booths, stalls, fairy fish
ponds, etc, attended by the bellies OF
tue ware, and the primary boys in
regulsr walter costumes will be there
to attsnd to the wishes Of the pat.
roniaers OF the isir, wnich will close
at 10 In the evening aud open aItiu
on Friday afternoon and evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

preparation. Cummings and Henry
Expressed the hope that botore Nc
KinIey went out the United States lag
would fly over Hawaii.
The House voted So to 58 not to
concur In the Senate amendment to
The sundry civil bill spproprinting
$4,000 tor the Improvement OF Pearl
Harhor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

HAVANA, May 1.-The Spanish
bank has not suspended. The report
to that feet grew out OF the suspen-
sion of exchange paper bills for silver.
The crowds went to the bank ysster.
day TO pay their taxes believing 1t
would not be received In future anu
also owing to the rumor tibet paper
money would be listed. thus causing
great ioeses. The bank continue, DO
ing business rs usual to-day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Nominations sent to the Senate.

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-The Presi-
dent iouay sent the following nomine-
lions to the Senate:
To be COntuls--AlbeinW w. Tourgee,
New York, At Bordeaux, France; Sid.
ney Il. Everett, Massachusetts, at
Batavia, Java.
Interisg--Hanry p. Cheatsm,
North Carolina, recorder OF deeds,
District Of Columbus; T.. NJ. Smook,
receiver OF public monifs, Bufials,
Wyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

Won Turkheim," In this city, have not
yet done anything towsrd raising
sutiic ient iunds Tor her to return to
San Ffsnoise0 as she requested In her
cspiegram to the chief vi police. At
torney Hutt0l ana ono or two other
people, who are sufficiently interested
in her affairs to assist her II necessity
should arise, are afraid that the cable
gram to Chief Lees was sent by Won
Arnold as decoy in the hope OF ob-
tainiag money with which to con-
tinue his travels.
Mr.. Hutton therefore will await
cor firmation Of the news OF the bogus
baron's Insertion before he does any
thing In the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
A ships Captain indicted.

NEW York. Msy 1.-THE grand
Jury In the United States court today
Indicted CRntsin Edwin W. Reed, Of
the ship T. F. Cakes, for msiic iously
and wiifuhy Withholding food from
the crew Ola the voyage from Hong
Kong to this pert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

WASHINGTON, ID. O., May 1.-THE
secretary of the treasury is informed
OF toe arrival OF 275 Cinnamon In San
Vile exposition. Only 81 are needed to
comply with the terms OF the contracts
entered into by the exposition com.
pany. The remainder will be- returned
10 China.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

QUINCY. ILL.,, May III. r. Day
ton, lsUiet company, Valk- Jones &c
MoMein. job printing offices, and
Brumbaugh, book store, all In the
same building, were burned. The
total loss 10 $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

HUDSON, N. Y, May H.--Mrs.
DaviI Oppenhsim OF Vancouver, b.
c., who jumped from an Atlantic ex-
press near this city on MONDAY, while
deranged, died today. The remains
will be taken TO Vancouver by her
husband, the former mayor OF that
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Aasislau, Secretary Of stnte.

WASHINGTON, May ll.-Judge Day
OF Oaio, To-Day quanfiei rs assistant
secretary Of state. Rocktell, whom he
succeeds, will remain until Assistant
Secretary Day becomes entirely
familiar with the pending negotiations.
Then II Is expected he will be sp-
pointed to some foreign mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

not aware OF the situation they faced
but 1t seemed sn extraordinary order.
They say Smolenski wep!. l went
down to soc the retreat A curious
thing wss that the Turks seemed TO
undsrstand the order as quickly AZ We
did. They moved up batteries with
startling rapidity for the Turks. Tho
retreat was not disorderly, but wrath
tul and suiIsn. A regiment OF Evsones,
the Killed men, 1000 strong, came
down to cover the retreat and In the
twilight, frightened by Turkish shells,
the Greeks siowly Withdrew.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

OMAHA, Neb., May 1.-The district
court uissalved the restraining order
is,ued on the application OF ex.MRyor
Breach and issued peremptory writ
OF mandamus directing him to turn
over his oflica to Mayor Moorss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

CoPENHAdEN, May 1.-The pre-.
mier ana minister OF foreign affairs,
Baron Reediz Tbott, tenuered the
Iesiguations OF the members of the
cabinet this morning. The king sum-
moned ex'Ptemier Estrup to form a
new cabinet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Dam Swept Away.

There was big break in the
Twi,chell reservoir dam on Indian
creek in Beaver county on Saturday
last. The dsmsSe TO farms along the
creek was considerable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
JOHN sHERnAN's BIRTHDAY.
Tho Secretary of state GIyes RsceD-
tion to Distinguished Guests.

WARRINGTON, May 1l.-John Sher-
man, Tue secretary Of state, celebrated
nis IAN birthday last night. The
white marble mansion which faces
Franalin square was aDlsze with
iights and filed with the perfume OF
CHOICE flowers.
The reception was notable for the
distinguished as eembiage OF guests,
which included dignliaries OF all the
foreign countries nB well as the promi-
nent officials of the U nited States.
The reception hail was decorated
with palms and potted plants, while
the fragrance OF Easter liiies pBrvaded
the atmosphere.
The most and hostess were assiste Il
in reosiviag by their daughter. Mrs.
james Ives McCaiium, Mia Miles ana
Niles Lizzie sherman. Mrs.. Sherman
wore u gray silk gown,a collar OF point
iacs outlining the bodice. There were
ab ut 800 gut sis, Including the cabl la ct
officers, the diplomatic corps, the
senators and representatives In Con-
gress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
VIII, sh.p cold.

BOSTON, May ll.-Kldder, Pesbody
& Go. wiIl ship $7UO,OO0 gold from New
York by the steamer Columbia on
VhursdaT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
Honaura. Revolution Ended.

TEGuoIaALPA, Honduras, via Gal
weston, l.xes, fday 1.-The rovolu.
ton Is ended and the country Ia peace
iul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
sEnGEANr DIuKINsos INJURED
He Was Ordered to stop n Rannwsy
Horse aud Did n.

CHICAGO, May ll.--Sergeant q,
Dickinson OF the fret U. =. cavalry,
was seriously Toured while attempting
10 stop a runaway horse in Michigan
avenue. Sergeant Dlcsinson was one
OIL The troopers detailed to escort Gen.
Stanton from the Wellington hotel to
,hs coliseum. The cavalry party pro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
GREECE ACCEPTS EuRoPE's cpNDI-
TIoNs.

ATHENS, Mey ll.--A collective note
from the powers Ola the ulject oil
mediation hos been presented to the
Greek mi ieter Of foreign etfairs, NJ.
Bkoulodis, by the Russian munster, M.
Onou. 1t lie Understood tho Greek
government has accepted the cond.-
tons I'm posed, and cOnldci It's Inter
ests 10 the care OF the powers.
Active meAsures, 1t ID further slated,
were taken at Constantinople today to
ish troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11
MEDIATION ACCEPTED.

LONDON, May 1l,-In the House OF
Commons today the first ior OF the
tteasory u d government leader, A. ].
Bal our, announced that information
had been received ihis morning from
all the represents ives OF the powers at
Athens saying that mediation between
Greece anu Turkey had been oaerod
the former country aud accepted by
the Greek government.
ATHENS, May ll.-rhe diplomatic
pour p9fiors have been brought TO def
mite conclusion. Greece formally has
adhered to the preliminaries OF the
peace agreed upon between the powers
and The heads OF tine different lega-
lions have received positive assurances
Investing them with authority to trsal
with Turkey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

CoNsTANTINOPLE, May ll.-A dis
patch m Lar,ssa says the imperial
army IL marching IN two colum =
from Phsrtsia on Dom kos and
Almyros. Fighting is expected today
An imperial trade just iseued Orders
gold and silver metals struck for pre-.
sentntion to the troops taking part in
the war against Greece,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-11

bhb
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 1.-THE
expenses OF the war with Greecs are
estimated at SEE, 000, 900, which Greece
viii pay as an indemnity In INSTALL
menls guaranteed by the Thessslian
revenues.
Gresos having accepted mediation,
the ambassadors OF the powers at Con-
stantinople have been instructed to
approach tue Turkish gover0meni
with view OF ascertaiBing upon what
conditions Turkey viii agree to de-
clare peace.
TIE ADVANCE ON DoMoSos.
LAMIA, Tnessaly, May 1.-Two
Thousand Turks were sent to Lake
Nezero, to close the road to Domokos,
yesterday morning.
Three thousand Greeks have been
dispatched to reinforoe the Greek
troops ut Domokos. The efforts OF the
Greek commanders are directed to-
wards preventing the Turks from sur.
rounding Domokos, which would
probably result in the capture OF the
main body OF Greek troope under
Grown Prince Constantine.
THE NOTE OF THE POWERS,
ATHENS. May 1.-The following is
the text OF the note Of the powsts:
"The representatives OF France,
Italy, Great Britain, Germany aud
Austria, NJ. On0u, representative OF
Russia and the diplomatic corps,ao de-
clare in the name Of their respective
governments that the powers are
ready to offer mediation with q view
to obtain armistice and to stu Goth the
difficulties actually existing between
Greece and Turkey on condition that
the Hellenic government declares
thai II will proceed TO recall Its troops
from Crete, adhere formally to uutono-
my for Crete anu accept unreservedly
the oounsels which the powers may
give In tho interests OF peace"
The reply OF the Greek government
follows:
"The royal government in taking
note OF the declaration OF the Russian
Representatives, acting In the name OF
the ministers OF the powers, declares 1t
will proceed to recall the royal troops
from Crete, adhere formally to pu-
tonomY for Crete aud confides the In
terests OF Greece to the hands OF the
powers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20
Local and Personal.

Gnsiavc .I,'hnson, 81 Berchwo ~. met
wiha very painful accident at Elm
wood, last Friday uftcrnoon while rid-
ing on the hind.cir. The handle OF
the car gave tw ~ throwing him ia front
Of the ear, which struck him ia the head.
nlictinr revernl serious wounds.
Nh Little, wEo has been the guest OF
hiS friend Hugh Finin Tor the past two
weeks, relurtcd To his home ia Crystal
Lake, "Wednesday evening.
Mary Lurson, Who recently came
hon, sweden, entered schoulut Beech
WOOD, Monday
Master Roy wilson, Who has been
s,cl, for the past tSO weeks, hrs entered
-ciioul uglin
Nh John Withcy trausar,ei business
a. Lon River Monday, returning the
same day
Nj Carroll, tcichcr 81 District No. !
spent saturday with friends a. Iron
River.
Mrs. Gnrlaud, q E,st siding visited
friends, Al Iron River, saturday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20

There il conior. in the knowledge 50
often expressed, that Dr. kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
mlGlls every wish inplcviug pniu in the
bnck, kidncys. liver, bladder and every
part ~ thc urlnarv passages ltrurnrts
inability 10 bold urine mud scnldiug pain
IN pnasing i or hnd effect, following use
Of liquor. wine or hrcr, nnl o,cfcolncs
that unpleasant NECESSITY 81 leinr com
pcllc,l to GET dp many times during the
night to urinntc. The midi and extra
ordinary effect Of SNamp.liont y soon
realized !, stands the highest fur ~
wonderful cures ~ tie most distress.
ing cascs. Iiyuu need "a medicine you
should have the bust Sold 10y druggists
price Hfty cents aud one dollar. You
mny have sample bottle and pamphlet
boil, sent free 10y mail. Mention TIN
fDlANoNp DmLL and send your addrcr'
e. IN Kilncr & Co. Biuehnmton, n. y
The proprictors Of this piper guarantee
The genuIncncss 81 thi- offer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20
FROM THE MINES


Too o. o. ~ ff--,a-f.i--'.t
Rockefeller and the iron Trade.
some 81 the comment that has found
It's way IN print relative o. th, iutro-
duction OF standard oil cumnapf
nIethods IL tie iron trade has boon 81
uiiied beyond its desert. SIR. Ro keiell
er's ownership 81 iron mining properties
dates back nearly four years yet there Is
40 sign today, despitcall the reports that
have come ont under great hoadlines
from time "a time, that be ~ one step
Iarther down the line iniron production,
than on the day he c,lne iato ownership
oi Mesabi mines. 10 sell "a large
producer I'm iron mine, instead oi selling
him or others the ore from that mine,
year by year, does not argue that Mr..
Rockefeller il preparing 10 bestride the
ste,i world 10 sell tlt only old-range
property which be controls lnls interest
in other Geobic mines ID understood TO
be less than controlling uncl certainty
does not signify u disposition 90 embitN
10 steel making Nor does he building
of three new vessels. Ia he ready for the
season ~ l39S, signify Tint STANDARD
Oh company methods are to prevail VA
tile lake carrying trade, or thnt the eNis'
tence Of the Rockefeller feet isa death
knell to independent carriers, as some
sensational articles would have s be-
leve. Tie iron trade is an industry o'
yaslcr proportions thou would be infer
icd from the statements recently made
nncnt the acquisition uf the iogchi'
mines by the Carnegie steel company
Aud the vessel interests 90 the lakes ai'
. something grenicr than could he con
trollcd by a fleet representing less than
five per cent Of the toH valuation o
floating property.
When IL is remembered that Mr.. Rock
errllcr's entrance upon the Mcsabi rang
was through an Investment in the secur
lilies OF the railroad that WAS built OK
pressly To carry the ores Of the ne~ ].
developed properties there, the key d
given to his operations Ia connection
with the iron industry to-day. Tn
cnrlinge by vessel or rail, or both OF AL
ores that it's mines produce ur thut ar
produced 10y miucs which il leases q
others, * evidently the chief utu 81 IL,
J. Rockefeller interest Mine OWNERSHIP
and the sale OF orc in the market az
but incidental to this programme
With this fact ia mind, il can bo STE
that to bear the freight market wuul
be u strange proceeding for one of Nj
Rockcicllcr's business astutencss M
would his interest be- served 10y brlnglu
the price oi ore to an Improbable pom
for that would mean tlnit rail Irrightsau
vessel freights must stand "A share OF I'll
shrinkage. The ease ui the Carncg
- cug.pany aud of Mr. Rockefeller bot
ia their individual and their related c,
pacity, is not that of two great inletc'
deliberately creating new condition.
but rather preparing 10y every means q
their disposal 10 meet new condition
and profit by them 10 the latscst pose
ble extcnt.-lron Trade Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20
WIN Resume.

The Section 2 mine Of the Luke Sup
erior Iron company, which lHts been idle
for some months past, viii resume ope.-
atious Monday morning with n small
crew Of mon. A number oi men were
busy Yesterday and to-day removing
the boards from the shaft house doors,
and everything will toe in shape for the
resumption Mondny. 1t is the purpose
of the company to start with "a small
crew. but il the demand for the product
will warrant, the mine viii bc worked
To liz fullest capacity los spring Iron
Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20
PLENTY or CASH.

Tax Title Bus.ncsl has sutilsd taa Cash 10 tau
STATE Treasury % Large Pro- o'u.0a.
Few person have uny ilat ui tlc mag
nitudu 81 the buHuo~- tun-actui at tIt
department OF tho auditor General
unless thcy have bu-incss tIwtc that
gives them an insight into the work.
One vchr ago. at tie close oi buNnass nn
tie mst day 90 Utub-r ihe auditor
rrncrars account ut ihr nilitu 90 thc
state treasurer was $L0lD. 80 the
close 81 business last SATURDAY, after
noon. 10 wis Sl2TJj0 l O-l'1's.
1896, there was trm.itnol FROM 90 F
auditor : account Cd the pUcia-' aHd
payment %, state ttxt Sl5NlJ. THIS
,cnr. there wis trouiuri iay the Same
purpuss. ss1 .pGu Thr-r figures give
something ID nu dna aaHt taa taN tilt
business H. daur CHG tp tate
III Tie d,rt pi na.no list ttuHlNa
the hlla1r. i1tW -tan trselft we
SSI2 .fSH3i. unid l II ihe ial,aNins
items Specific t1N hnl lWtd9,
general mul $3.50 3-0al 81 rHW
school mnl, SD Ui stcliaf. rtitH-
ic-t fund, S1SlGtnj nrmtrf n1
interest luud. sGTs l,i2ui IA Aal 4.
ship Canal lunl. sGS92l ~ Hndry
department account fund, SG.1l0al
The Superintendent puhlIcinsiru 1
ION will ike considerable o.nlp.fif
the grand total in ii.r trcasnnv whm h,
makes his scmi.eUpuil uppprtloonml
~ school moucy the tcuth ui thn
month. which viii De- ite luarst sun
, ever distributed. $4,000 iJf 100000
school children.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20

Gco Gallagher with Pcnlrrthy Cook
aud Caupany ~ " nnmne,. nnd Chas.
Lyons. wi,h Rent MnIoc', and Conn
imny h Cnrigo, we've 10 town hast FIJI
day soliciting tradc.
Miss Lizzie Woempnt,. who has been
at hon River Tor past lev weeks 10.
turned Thursday nileiuoon.
Metropolitan Lumber campany shut
d,wn THEN saw mills iol tie season
Friday morning.
J. Cnrrnmn ~ Escanal,a visited will,
MI nnl Mrs 4 q Atkirson,
alrs criprcn. - stanhansh visited
nth >ie y p Henley
i 4 g. Atkinson visited Iron River
i Iimrday afternoon
Nr und Mrs y Hickey icft SATURDAY
tn-vi,it ~ utuntu.
Key r. Mauunr hul Just returned
lpai Nutpf4nert on Monday when he
Nas called 20 Atkinson "a attend VI
Sullivan. hantl ~uwvcrlt the mil, whn
wins seriously ,i At thi~ writing MI
sullivan + rIioticd olrlii bcttcf-!c
4 nornr
Feed ruIk, who hns hal charge 81 ,ir'
Atkinson schonl since tht beginning oI
this term, resigned hs position Monday
and lrtt rpr his home, al Battle Creek
Miss Mctiriw. sistcr.iu-laN uf Ia. Akin
son, now has cAatgc of tie school Re
PORTER.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fila bottle or common gliiss viii
urine and let it stand twenty-Iour hour>,
a sediment or settling indicates an un-
healthy condition OF the kidneys. Whom
urine stains linen il Il evidence al kidney
trouble Too frequent desire I" urinotr
OF pain IN the back, Il Also convincing
proof that the kidneys aud bladder are
out ul order.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20
A chanee At rhe onver.

Supt g. j. Cnrlin, who has brcn sup
crinlcndcut of the Oliver minc Tor the
past five years resigned his position
and has been succeeded lay y. -. Gil
christ NJ tlic Mountain Iron. Hereafter
tie Mc-aha range office OF the Carnegie
Oliver interest will be at Mountain Iron
instead al Nirgirn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-20

ifttiai iiNtiilNs
The trains ran forth and back,
CA a nnm railroad track
In Brentwood.
The leaves are all snnr.
And jack forat Is coming ON
In ilcccawOod.
The sun shone the other dav
AMI melted all the snow away
la li,eChwoDi
The stars shine ont hv night,
AMI throw a very brilliant light
Ger Bcrchwooi,