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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26
THE IRON MARKET.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume OF
the Week In Iron Circles.

The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume OF
the Week In Iron Circles.
Iron ore shipments nre growing less,
and the ports at the head OF Lake Su-
perior are through but for few
struggling cargocs. Marquette Is hold
ing on, and Escanaba shipments are
likely to continue To December 1, and
possibly longer unless severe weather
should sot in at once. Operations at
NIL underground properties on Lake SUI
perior are TO he on ns large scale the
coming winter AZ the labor supply will
permit. There is no return movement
noticeable ms yet, on the part OF the
labor that has gone out OF iron mining
in the past lew years. and copper mining
promises 10 be, as 10 has been Of late, n
strong competitor with iron ore for any
floating contingent. So lar as next
years prices on ore are concerned, II
seems that higher labor cost, added to-
the expected strong demand, will bring
some advance, particularly ON non
BeHscrners. IL IL believed an agreement
on Mesabi ores Is facilitated by the or.
ganization OF the Federal Steel company
and that The absence 81 the extra profit
that would have been secured 10y nm
agreement on steel rails, will bc added
incentive to n profitable price ON the
company's Mesabi ores.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26
wEsreRN SCHOOL.
Agents Wanted

Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell
History OF our War with Spain, by James
Rankin Young, profusely illustra ted, the
most complete and authentic account OF
the war Published in English. German,
Swedish and Norwegian. Liberal com
mission. Freight paid, credit given.
Act quick. Outfit free. Send ten two.
cent stamps To prepay postage.
The IloEY PUBLISHING Co,
Chicago, III.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26
Notice OF Attaohn,a...

First publication oct 20, 1898; last puhl,,a
ton Dec 3. 1898
The Circuit Court for the county OF Iron.
Luke WeCh
vs.. In attncbmaut
Mortz HirsChfeld
Notice Is hereby given that on the twpnt =
secohu dhy oi september. A. D.. sos. a writ al
attachment was duly issued out ~ said
court az the suit OF Luke WEIGH, the above
named plaintiff. against the ltndS. t,.nements
goods ANA chaitels. moneys aud effects of
Molh hltschied ne above named defendant
Tor the sum of five hundred sixty.on,. 5,ni
20 700 dollars, which sl,d writ wns return,,I,l,
on The third DIZZY oi October 4, u. 1898
Dated this twenty eight day OF October. A u
Earn III AnnnTT
Plaintiffs Attorney
Business address
crystal FAILS, Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26
Home seekers Cheap Excursions.

On October lS, November / 10, Drccm-
Der 6 and 90, the Northwestern Line
viii sell homescekers' excursion tickets,
with favorable time limits, 90 numerous
points in the West and South at eNccp-
tionally low rates. For tickets md full
Information apply TO agents Chicngo q
North Western Ry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26
III. J.,M'LAREN.'.

Any manner OF service IN tho business az
the most reasonable rates.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26
Certificate OF Determination.
County OF Iron

iss-
County OF Iron.
The board OF county canvassers OF said
county OF Iron, IN the state OF Michigan. having
Itscertained aud canvasscd the votes given in
the several townships of said county, AT the
general election held IN said county, on Tues
lay the eighth day OF November, In the year
one thousand eight hundred and ninety eight
for sheriff county clerk, register OF deeds
county treasurer prosecuting attorney circuit
court commissioner, county surveyor and two
coroners.
Do determine that At said election, Manyilie
Is. Waite was, by the highest number OF votes
duly elected 10 the Office OF sheriff for the term
Of two years, from and including the first day
oi January, A. ID. 1899.
And that at said election John Wall was. by
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26
Land for Sale.

THE MICHIGAN LAND x IRON COM
PANY CLIMIrED) OFFERS FOR SALE
$50, 900 ACRES Of lnnds at terms and
IA quantity 10 suit the purchaser
These are good hardwood lands carrying
u heavy crop of Maple, Birch, Cedar.
Eastwood, Elm, llemluck aud Spruce
timber
i he prices range from 25cents 10 So 90
an mere including the timber. Long ime
aud moderate down payments asked
from settlers. These hands ARE near Il !.
great mineral fields OF the north, tn
Marquette and Mcnomince iron ranges
and the Kewecnaw Peninsula Copper
Country They are contiguous tu the
Duluth, South Shore x Atlautic Rail.
road. the Chicago, Milwaukee * ST.
Paul Railway and the Chicago x North
Western Railway 40
For further Information inquire Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-26

Grssb butter; Churned every mornine
Can supply limited number 81 GUS
tsmers. MRs. WA. PARKS.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
NEW TRIALFOR DREYFUS
Prisoner Of Devils Island Has a
Chance For Liberty. --.-.,u.:
VICTORY FOR PREMIER BRIssoN.

The Head of the French Cabinet Lit
orally Wrung Consent For a Revi-
sion, Being vigorously Opposed by
NM. Sarrien, Viger and MaruejouIs.
Paris. Sept. 27-At a meeting Of the
cabinet yesterday, all the ministers be-
ing present. a decision was taken in
favor of a revision of the trial of for
mer Captain Dreyfus, and the docu-
nents IN The case VIII be sent to the
court of cassation.
The cabinet ordered the minister OF
justice, M. Sarrien. to lay before the
court of cessation the petition of Nine.
Dreyfus, wife of the prisoner of Devir 8
Island, for a revision of her husband :
case. The court, therefore, will decide
the legal question as to whether the
first trial OF Captain DreYfUs WAS VI
tiated by the forgery committed by the
late Lieutenant Colonel Henry, who
was a witness before the court martial,
and who confessed to having forged q
document in the case.
1t is understood that NJ. Brisson lit
orally wrung consent from the cabinet
for a revision, after a remarkable dis
play OF eloquence and personal infiu-
ence and the stormieSt scenes. HIS
strongest opponent was M. Sarrien, the
minister of justice. who expressed g
desire to resign and warned the other
ministers that they were assuming 8
terrible responsibility. NM Viger anC
Maruejouls, respectively minister oi
| agriculture and minister Of commerce
supported NJ. Sarrien.
NJ. Brisson fell into a violent passion
and declared tearfully that the min
listers cCght to credit him with under
| standing all the difficulties and th'
best way Of meeting them. Should the,
abandon him now by refusing a revis
ion it would be TO face -disbonor.- Al
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
THE COLORBD IPIsCOPALIAES-
a Successful Meeting OF she Church
Workers.

The Episcopal Church-Workers have
been in ser sion at the fine. new S.
Philips p K. Church of which the able
young divine, Rev. j. W. Johnson il.
rector. The exercises begin Tuesday
night, at p m.
There are many prominent colored
Episcopslians present Among them
are the distinguished Rev. j. 81. M
Pollard of North Carolina, the brilli-
ant Rev. George f. Bragg OF Maryland,
the tireless and energetic Rev. Thomas
w. Cain OF Texas. the scholarly Rev
H. @. Bishop or New York. the faithful
Arch deacon J. s. Russell of Virginia,
and others.
Papers and able addresses have been
delivered by Rev. J. N. Daven, Rev. o.
L. Mitchell, Rev. o. nj. Waller. Bish-
op Gibson, the popular and highly
esteemed Bishop has been officiating
The discussion OF the question as TO
whether or not there should be coll
ored Bishop was highly interesting.
The evening sessions have been large
ly attended. The officers for the en-
suing year are Rev. j. W. Johnson,
of Richmond. president; Rev. J. N
Deaver, Charlestown, w. Va, seere-
tary.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
CHARGED WITH STEALING THE
PRIESTS MONEY.

FoR many months. REV. THOMAS &
Donovan, the popular priest of st. Jos -
eph's Catholic Church on First and
Jackson Streets has been losing money
His letters containing money never
reached him and he had reasons to be-
lieve that he was being systematically
swindled. He filed complaint, after
complaint at Washington.
Nearly every week from 20 to 90 ad-
vices of money orders would await
him at the Post-Ofiice, but the orders
themselves never came.
Two Post-Office Inspectors have
been at work on the case for two days
in this city. On Saturday last they
saw the General Delivery CLERK THos.
w, LACY (white) take batch of let
ters from FATHER DoNovAN's box, and
later saw him take other box mail. He
did not return it. b was arrested at
about l0:l0 A. NJ. His desk was search
ed and decoy letter found therein al
so number OF other letters.
He was carried before the United
States Marshal and bailed in the sum
Of $1,000
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
PRICE. 5 CENTS

ing address before the Womar's Bible
Band of Little Zion Baptist Church /,
during the afternoon, in company with
Mr.. Frank e.. Ferguson by whom we
were handsomely entertained.
We learn that the ladies OF Knox
vile are preparing q reception to the
p" gimental and Battalion Stan OF the
9Th.
We are we'll satisfied with our lot,
but the suspense is awful, no one can
tell when or where we may be ssEs. !,
however all are willing and ready to
go whenever our services may be re-
quired-whether in Cuba, Porto Rico,
or the Philippines.
Capt. Peter Shepherd iot Co. II, has
the sincere sympathy Of the entire
camp in the loss OF his wife who dieo
in Norfolk, Friday, the 23rd inst.
Mr.. g. 9. DogaD, the efficient Secre-
tary of the Y. Nj. G.. A. of the 9Th Va,
has left US to resume work at his
home in Norfolk, Va. It is with feel
ing of sadness the boys part with him,
as his work has been OF very salts
factory nature
Rev. I. E. Blue, B. D.. of Farmvillo,
Va, succeeds him. The tent continues
to be a specisl attraction. and is stead
lily growing in favor with the men.
HAM.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
BE Killed Him.

Charles F. Moore (white) contrac-
tor is now resting in his grave, and
James Penrose Garter (white) is Ian
gushing in the Henrico County Jail.
charged with his murder.
The tragedy took place on the Her
mitage Road, about AZ miles from
this city on Saturday morning, Sept.
oath. Moore was shot from behind as
he sat in his buggy. The weapon used
was Smith & Wesson revolver, IS
calibre.
The horse ran. throwing Moore out
on the ground. where he soon expired .
William Winston, the colored farm-
hand was the only witness of the TRACE
dy and he could give no explanation
OF the cause of the trouble. Carter
has retained Mr.. L. o. Wendenbarg as
counsel.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01

we Shan be overturned in a fortnight
General Chanoine, minister OF war,
remained neutral.
President Faure hastily returned to
Paris yesterday afternoon, but NJ.
Brisson went to the Bois de Bouiogne,
probably TO avoid presidential inter-
ference until the papers should have
announced the decision in favor of a
revision, NJ. Faure being stiu strongly
against a revision.
The criminal chamber of the court
Of cessation, which will examine the
dossier, consists of 10 judges and @
president who happens to be a Jew.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
Mr.. RandolDh's Condition.

Mr.. r. Banks Randolph who was so
dangerously cut at the Byrd Street
Station is rapidly improving at the
City Hospital, where he has been since
the injury was first inflicted.
The surgeons have decided to per-
NIT him to sit up he was very popu-
lar among those who knew him best.
The number OF friends who have en-
quired about his condition, and the
stream of visitors who came to see him
necessitated rigid rules in order that
he might not be overtaxed. He is one
Of Richmond's most respected citizens.
His wife, the well-known and sc-
complished Ellen Mundy Randolph, is
constantly ct his bedside,
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01

a hnal argument he pointed out that 1t
would be an extremely grave matter to
force cabinet crisis while the chamber
was not in session. The dissenting min
listers then reluctantly yielded. NJ
Maruetoul said: 1T is not worth
while TO resign when it Is known that
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01

Did you borrow this paper. The
subscription price Is only 81 so for a
whole year, Send US your name and
address.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01

Church Aid Club. No. 4, will present
the Ten Virgins at the Second Baptist
Church Monday night, Oct. 10th, 1898.
Admission, 10c.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
A REMARKABLE ArDREss.

Rev. DIR. Credit of Philadelphia read
from Acts, 2nd chapter. At this SER
vice Rev. DR.. Northrop, pastor of the
First Baptist Church (white). class
mate of the distinguished DIR. j. K.
Jones, made a remarkable address Of
welcome on behalf the white ministers
conference. This was a rare treat.
The great audience OF 1000 was also
treated to rare privilege by DR.. Nor
throp's wife singing sweet solo. On
this occasion Rev. L. g. Jordan preach
ed wonderful sermon from the text !:
"Watchman, what of the night The
morning comstn." The house was
melted down in tears Collection in
cash for the evening 500; in subscrIp-
tions, $1960.O0.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01

Cnle news WAS mdQo KNOWN great ap
plause went up from the delegates.
DIR. Graham and Rev. J. h A. Cyrus
spoke of Virginia and Rev. Todd's in
terest in the work of Foreign Missions.
Rev. DR.. Z. Fl. Bowling was called up
OF and in very few moments put
himself on record with the convention
as a great man and true friend to the
National Baptist Convention.
PRESIDENT MORRIS RE-KLRcTRD.
DIR &c. Morris was reelected
president.
WI Steward, Esq. Secretary.
DR.. w. +. Graham, Treasurer.
Rev. M. w. Gilbert, Asst Secretary
Rev. ]. L. Cohorn. Statistician.
DIR. r. H. Bowling, Vice president
for Virginia.
Rev. E. w. Merchant was put on an
important standing committee. Rev.
DIR. Graham was made member OF
the Foreign Mission Board.
Evening session Of the third day was
opened by devotional services. DR..
w. H. Phillips, of Philadelphia, read
a very interesting paper on Our FL
nancial Puzzles." DR.. Daniels OF
South Carolina preached an able SER
mon. DIR. Clarke, of Tennessee, offer
ed q prayer that will long be remem-
bered.
The fourth day session opened with
a crowd and interest still high and
burning with zeal.
Rev. DR.. Credit, of Philadelphia, read
the report or Treasurer, Mr.. John 8,
Trower, of Penn, who was not able tC
| present.
REV. DR. GRAHAM RESIGNS.
At this time Rev. W. F. Graham, D
D.. D., arose and stated that he desired tt
resign the office of Treasurer in favor
| of his friend, Rev. j. II. A. Cyrus o
Virginia. 1t was granted. Dr.. Gra-
ham was complimented on every side
| for his msgnanimous spirit in prefer
ing to have Rev. Cyrus receive Thi
| great honor rather than himself. DE-
! Graham was made Associate Editor o
the Sunday School literature. Fin
papers were read By Mrs. M. E, Stew
ard of Kentucky, Mrs. DR.. Abner @
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
THE LEADING CHARACTERS IN THE DREYFUs AFFAIR


pro- lie i of the ae selling French mill
NJ
ip f the cmrm ataI tina acmdemn Drufus
OF ne OF the p tn Mtuntc
j
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
OTHER FINE ADDRESSES.

Rev. A. ]. Smith of w. Va, Rev. r.
Kemp OF Florida, and Rev. Mcdowell,
District Secretaries, made fine speech
es touching their work. Rev. Dr.. Vass
District Secretary of The American
Baptist Publication Society, preached
wonderful aud powerful sermon.
One OF the greatest moments of this
second conventional day was the re
port of the Home Board. This Board
has charge of the Publishing House in
Nashville, Tenn. 1t was shown that
our Publishing House for the year had
made wonderful progress.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PROPERTY.
We have $1O, 500 worth property in
Guiding buildings, printing plant, etc.
We have received during the year
from all sources, $l9, APO 81; we have
spent, SIT .966.82; thus leaving bal
ance of 81 400 So. This to my mind is
q grand success.
The evening OF the second days ses-
sion began by DIR. E K. Love, singing
"Blest be the tie." Great crowds
flocked into the room of the magnifi-
cent edifice.
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
THE HIGHEST POINT.

The third day morning session open
ed with interest," at the highest point
by DR.. Gaddie of Kentucky, and DR..
Anderson of Evansville, Ind.
The day was bright, clear and the
crowds great, both white and colored.
Expectation ran high-Dr. r. II.
Boyd was to speak. That of itself was
sufficient to awaken the deepest inter-
est. He is Secretary of our Publish
ing House ana everybody wanted to
hear him. DR.. Boyd made the speech
of his life. The convention went wild
with applause. Surely God is with the
man.
DIR. G. w. Lee, of Washington, D. c.,
was called upon to follow DIR. Boyd.
DIR. Lee made great and convincing
speech in favor of our Publishing
House. 1t is very gratifying to have
such . man as DR.. Lee give his sup port
to our Publishing House. He edeclared
the time had come for the Negro to do
something for himself.
THE WEST VIRGINIA DIVINE.
The third day afternoon session was
opened by DIR. G. II. Payne, of West
Virginia. leading devotional exercises.
DR.. Carr, of Indiana, led in prayer.
Just as everything was high in spirit
and Joy, the express agent brought in
$50. 90 from st, John and Jerusalem
Baptist Churches over which Rev. s.
Todd presides in Caroline Co, When
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01
A REFxRENcE TO SANTIAGO.


He showed that for the year there
was only a balance of $4,000 due the
consider the opposition that has con-
fronted our Board during the year.
During the year $42e7 70 were raised
Richmond planet., 1898-10-01

from the states by Secretary Jordan
OF this amount Virginia contributed
$l17 81.
On the second day OF the convention
the number OF delegates had reached
about 700 of the most intelligent miui-
sters and iaymen OF our great denoni-
nati1n.
REV. JORDAN UNDER FIRE.
Secretary Jordan was fired with
hundreds OF hot questions as to his
work but answered manfully and came
out with colors flying. After all it
must be conceded that Rev. l. q. Jor-
dan is the proper man in the proper
place.
Bishop Turner's letter WAS quite a
little item in the speeches of the
brethren. After much thinking over
it, we concluded that the good Bishop
has done great deal Of good by his
caustic fiogging.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-19
EXPERIMENT IN JOURNALISM.
a Company at Hickory to Publish Pa
pers of Different Political Faith.


A Company at Hickory to Publish Pa
pers of Different Political Faith.
A new experiment in North Carolina
Journalism is TO be tried at Hickory.
A company has been formed to run two
naners of different political faiths.
The Times Mercury Publishing Com
nonv. was Yesterday Incorporated by the
SECRETARY Of State. Its capital stock is
81 GOO. with the following incorporators:
+ T.. Click, (SS shares; j. l.. Latta, (6l
sharesD; E. Il. Reynolds, Is shares.)
The business of the company is declar-
cd TO be the publication and sale Of
newspapers. When papers of different
POLITICAL faith are published and owned
bv this corporation the editors of such
papers shall be elected by the stockhold-
ers belonging to the political party re-
spectively which each paper represents,
and NO stakeholder shall have any voice
i'm the election of editor of any news
paper which represents a political party
different from the party to which SAID
stockholders belongs. The publication or
no political newspaper shall be discon
tinued without the affirmative vote OF the
majority of the stockholders belonging
to such political party as said paper may
represent.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

NEW UDENTS.-Eighteen new
students have entered the A. and NJ.
College for the spring term.
AUDITORS REPORT.-With only
one county still to hear from-Hafifax-
the Auditor has practically completed
his report. He hopes to have it out by
February LIST.
CULTURE CLUB.-The Culture Club
of Peace Institute will hold its first
meeting for the spring term on Saturday
evening and quite a pleasant programme
has been arranged.
ST. MARY'S GUILD.-All the mem
bers of Chapters and of st. Mary
School Guild are requested to meet at
the home of Miss Eleanor NJ. Vass this
afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock.
LECTURE ON LEE.-The lecture of
Rev. James Battle Averitt, which was
to have been delivered at the University
of North Carolina tonight has been post
poned until next week-Wednesda
night.
BOND FILED.-The bond of Capt.
Il. A. Bristoe, who succeeds Gen. A. d.
Cowles as receiver of the busted Nor
canton bank, yesterday fled his bond
with the clerk of court here. 1t is for
ST., 900.
TUBERCULOSIS.--It is now stated
that the entire herd of cattle at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College has
been wiped out on account of tlbercu-
losis. The last of the herd was killed
Monday.
TAXES DUE.-Sheriff Jones was
busy yesterday drawing off the tax lists
to put in the hands of his deputies for
collection. He says that those who do
do not pay by February 1st viii be
taxed with costs.
COMPARATIVE yOTE.-The Audi
tor yesterday gave out copy for publish
of i, --'96; and the Congressional vote
for 1S94-'96. These will be distributed
By the Secretary of State.
COUNTY CONVICTS.-The county
convicts are now working the Fayette-
vile road near Ransom Hintons, about
312 miles south of Raleigh. At present
there are about go prisoners in the
Work House but only 81 are working
the roads. 1t was reported here yes
terday that one OF the men-a negro had
been killed. The report could not he
confirmed.
ONLY ONE CASE.-There is now
only one case of scarlet fever in the city.
This is the case at the home of Mr.. J.
III. Smith on North Person street. The
yellow sign will be removed in about
10 days. There are II cases of measles
in the city. Last year during the measle
season there were over 900 cases here.
This year there have been only % cases
reported.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-19
RAILROAD SHOPS AT SELMA.
Plans for a $4,000 Depot-Cotton Seed
Oil Mill, Tobacco Warehouse, Bank.


Oil Mill, Tobacco Warehouse, Bank.
News from our neighboring town of
Selma indicates that that thriving place
is s'getting a hustle on it." Among the
new enterprises soon to be started there
are two tobacco warehouses. bank,
and a cotton seed oil mill. The bank Is
already practically organized and the
warehouses are to be built and ready for
business by the spring.
It is also said that the Southern Rail
way seriously contemplates building
some repair shops there. Plans for a
new $4,000 depot have already been
made and submitted by architects. 1t
is to be a union depot erected and used
Jointly by the Southern and the Allan
tic Coast Line. lam told that work
will begin on it as soon as the lease
question is settled.
The town of Smithfield has also organ
lied a bank and is making other improve
ments to keep Selma from getting too
far ahead and stealing the county seat
of Johnston.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-19
BAPTIST MISSION BOARD.
The Appropriation of $4,000 to Mis-
sion Work Completed.

A meeting of the Board of Missions
and Sunday Schools of the Baptist State
convention was held in the Mission
Rooms on Fayetteville street last night.
The following were present: Jno. e. Ray,
chairman: Jno. E. White, Secretary; J.
NJ. Broughton, FL. G. Dockery, J. D.
Boushall, w. N. Jones, Jno. Il. Pullea,
DIR. A. NJ. Simms, J. G. Caddell. Rev.
J. NJ. Holleman, F. p. Hobgood, DR.
Thos. E. Skinner, w. l.. Poteat, N. B
Broughton. G. ]. Hunter, DR.. J. A.
Mundy, Rev. J. w. White, e. G. Hole.
man, Rev. A. d. Hunter, T. FL. Street
S. w. Brewer, r. N. Simms, Rev. J. s.
Hardaway, w. FL. Allen. DR.. L. G
Broughton, G. B. Edwards, w. G.
Douglas, DIR. d. T. Smithwick, and Rev
G. L. Greaves.
Appropriations amounting to $4,000
to the State Mission work were com
pleted.
A missionary for Salisbury was EN-
ployed.