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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09
strange DOings During the Great
Famine.

In those days ne fshed and hunted and
speared from morning iii night.
and brought in such trophies of his SKIN
that people began to tax of him. During
the time of the great famine, when the
Eskimo were compelled TO travel so far
South TO secure food that the sun burned
them, Kor-ko-ya killed IN single combat
a lean white bear whose hunger had given
it the strength % ten, and then calmly
gave part Of his share of the eagerly COW
etcd meat TO a neighbor whose les had
been broken by sled.
For this act of charity men sad Kor-ko-
vi wa under a spell, and thai The white
glare had entered hls BRAN
A few months later, when plonty be-
gun to come, and the Ice broke and the
seal dotted the edge of the spreading wa
ters. one of the tribe livin.y in that VILLAGE
Slipped into a crevice while hunting, and
was lost He left a widow and small
babe at the breast, and according to the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09

chronic and private in their nature shour7
be treated by expert and scientftir e,alu
ialists, and that there is a field for the
true specialist to treat such diseases sun
cessfully and honestly, as we'll As ~
Ocuiist, who makes a speciality of The a,.
and the surgeon, who makes a spfriait,.
of surgery. To this end have DR. Hat6
away & Co. prepared themselves ana co
Quoted their immense business, which "a
tends all over the United States ana M
foreign countries. Their success has 49,
remarkable because they treat each 80
as it is presented to them. In the frst
place, making a careful diagnosis baines
sure of the exact character of the dis
ease and then treating ii scientifically
and in a most advanced manner in ord,
to produce permanent results so thar ~
patient when through with the treat
ment, will be cured for life. The chsr@es
MADE by DR.. Hathaway & Co. are ss
reasonable as can be expected and ss
cheap as can be made consistent with tbs
best and most scientific treatment. If anv
person who desires the very best ana
most expert treatment will call or v,rita
to DR.. Hathaway e. Co. they will receive
their opinion in regard to their case fres
of charge, and, furthermore, any pers0r
who has been fraudulently treated bts
any doctor or medicine company will con.
fer favor by addressing us and giving
us the facts of the case, and we will uss
our best efforts in exposing tn party
to the public. ~
Dr. Hathaway & Co.'s references. both
professional and financial, are of the verv
pesl thdt can De Ldu- 1hey are among
your own business firms and neghbors AZ
most every town and hamlet in the ITni-
ted States so that every person who de-
sires 10 transact business with them can
be assured of perfectly safe treatment
and safe business dealings, just the sans
as if they were transacting business with
some firm in their own vicinity, whom
they knew to be perfectly reliable.
Dr. Hathaway & Co. make a speciality
of all chronic diseases of men and wo
men. No matter how severe or chronIn
your case may be- call on or write to
these experienced specialists and your
case will receive prompt attention
DIR. HATHAWAY & Co.
Southern Bank Building.
% Bryan street, Savannah, Ga.
Question blanks and 64-page booklet
sent free by mentioning this paper
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09

wood and inserted 1t in the roof for the
purpose OF ventilation. they commented
not. but when, in time. he thought cabin
window from an ice-bound whaler. paying
for it many fox and reindeer skins, and
placed it in the wall Of his igloos the news
spread far and wide that Kor-ko-ya was
dead, and that the soul of white mans
devil had come in his place.
But he continued on In the tenor OF
his way and hunted and fished
and saved and waxed rich. AS the years
passed bis fame spread and men came
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09

from beyond the water to see his riches
and to step inside his hut to look out
through the g.ass window and to go OUT
side to look in.
He became well-known to the hardy
whalers, and to-day his doings form a
subject of comment and interest in mere
than one country. And that is why the
news that he had placed another window
in his house was carried over 1000 miles
OF ice and water, TO be discussed over
pipes and ale in a dozen civilized sea
ports.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09
sEEsAWING IN THE SENATE.
senator Allen Speaks His Mind About
His Senatorial Colleagues.

his senatorial COlIeaGues
From the Chicago Record.
On the night before the adjournment oil
Congress Senator Allen of Nebraska pro-
nounced a Valedictorys and described the
emotions of a statesman about TO retire
from public life. In the confusion of the
closing session and the rush of events TINS
speech was overlooked, but 1t contalned
some statements of an extraordinary chaF-
acter. Perhaps the most important was
the opinion he expressed of the ability oil
the Senate collectively, which is not en-
tirely complimentary.
They tell a story. of the late Senator NE.
Dougall of California, who remarked mat
he spent the first year of his term WONDER
ing how he got there, and the remaining
five years wondering how the other iel-
lows got there. The late Senator Hears.
pronounced judgment as follows: Some OIL
them" referring 70 his colleagues,
pretty blank smart, some of them Is prett!
blank smooth, some of them is pretty
blank mean, and some of them amt worm
talking about"
MIR. Allen expressed his opinion in TINS
way: Mr.. President will carry with iLs
very different ideas of the United 5tdtey
Senate from those l entertained wnen :
came here. Great and important as Is tI'
BODY, / do not doubt that IL can De uuP'
Gated by any state in the union.
Mr. Allen described the Inconsistency u
his colleagues in this way: ut is com.
mon thing, Mr.. President, to invoke 'no
constitution. Whenever you want 10 90 'i
thing in this chamber, or whenever w.
do not want to do It, II Is equally cohNen
lent 10 invoke some provision in the voul
stituiion. The constitution of the ~ ,
states and Thomas jefferson have ~
compelled 70 do more duty in the senate
during the last six years than all otnei az
siruments and individuals comDinea'
have seen senators in this chambeis IN.
ueriaking to put through a bridge nllL
woke Thomas jefferson in aid OF H. "'u
have seen other senators oppose the p.N.
age Of such a bill by invoking the oo,ls In
tuition in opposition 10 IT, So It has Ds
Thomas Jefferson and the constitution l- ~
tiTe constitution and Thomas JeHe''
from day 10 day"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09

ing when Sable Island, the meeting place
of the Arctic current, the Gulf stream and
the current from the Gulf of st. Lawrence
viii succumb entirely to the terrific whirl-
pool in which ii exists, and the waves viii
wash over the fast spot of dry sand in the
"GraVeNard of the Atlantic"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09
eau ION.
Medical Companies Who Advertise to Give
Free Samples of Medicines Free Prescrip-
tons and Cheap Medical Treatment.

The Best Cheapest-Sk Experience Rea
is Need-Dr Co
Permanently LOcatedin This City,
Confidence the Public,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09

An Impossible Possibility-The for'i'''
Of a jury IN a recent murder trial spp',,'v
"a; The probability, or even pos,a 10
OF this Jury ever agreeing Is irnpoas'D''
my opinion"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22
Local and Personal.

The Florence Mining News il authority
Tor the statement that party of sur
veyors, presumably in the interest al the
Kimberly, Clark Paper company wns in
Florence last week looking over the
water power 81 the Michigamme River.
Mrs. Keniield has decided To remain
here until next Thursday in order 10
give all a chance to look over her line 81
millinery. She has an excellent line
and Is accompanied 10y n milliner who
attends to all the custom work.
Prof. Hill will move next month into
luke Welche's house on fifth street.
Emerson Mcneil. who has occupied that
place jor the past two months having
moved 10 the Great Western location
SO IA to be closer to his work.
Carl Mcclure. well known in this city
Is now at Manila doing yeoman service
Tor Uncle Sam in The regular army, So
we were informed the other day by his
brother, y. &. Mcclure. Carl enlisted
from Taxas. Reporter.
w. w Hendricks returned Wednesday
from sorrowrul mission to- the lower
peninsula, that Of attending the funeral
81 his brother-in.law, Hon. j. r. Camp
bell, editor of the lngham County News.
NJ. Ii. MCGEE wis taken sick last week
while attending To duties on the Gobebic
range lie managed 10 get home aud
has been in bed the greater part nf the
week but at this writing he is much better.
anil is able To move about the house.
Jas. A. McCluskey, IA practical watch
maker from Marquette has taken
quarters in Thos. Galllyan's building
and " prepared to give the people OF
Crystal Falls first class service.
Two car loads al copper wire, valued
at Sl0.UnO were shipped To Mennmine,.
last week to he used IN the extentions of
the Michigan Telephone coInpauy's iue-
in the Upper Peninsula.
Mnrstons Comedy Company will oc-
cupy tile boards ut the opera house on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. April
%, % and 20. They come highly re
commended.
You can get along without meal
once In "a while but you can not miss
one ~ thoSe shirtwnsts they show AT
The Fair.
! H. w Cottrcll. hand commissioner for
4 the u. NJ. Il VI. railrund company, was
~ the city lart Monday.
Irving IT, jackson will begin some
extensive repairs on his house on Iiitb
| street next mouth
Penny Pictures, % for %
cents. Opposite Post Office.
Open Sunday.
Those burglar proof trunks al the Fair
ARE just the thing for people living IN
boarding houses.
LAS. +. Corcoran was ut Iron River
Tuesday accompanied 10y MIR. Cottnll.
VIM. Tully SOLD one OF his horses tv
Dr. McBufney mst'rhursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22

To the highway commissioner of the
Township of Crystal Falls and the high
way commissioner of the township OF
Hemafite in the county OF Iron and
state Of Michigan, and 10 all whom il
may concern.
You will please take notice that 10y "A
unanimous yea and may vote the follow
ing resolution was adopted at IA meeting
OF the Board OF Road Commits
sioners ~ the County fIron held on the
i4th day 81 March A. ID. 1899.
RESOLVED that there be adopted 10y
this board and that the same be and be-
come county road the highway lying
and being in the townships OF Crystal
Falls and Hematite and heretofore laid
out and used as n township highway by
said townships for the eight years last
past which said highway is more parti-
cularly described IA follows: Commence
ing at the North end al Brier Hill street
Of The Maple Grove Land and Improve
ment company's (L't'd'.l first addition
81 the Village of Crystal Falls according
to the recorded plat OF the said addition
thence extending northerly through Sec
tions 20, 10, Is, II. 2, 8, of township
forty -three(43l range thirty-twoI (3o)
west to section eight in said town aud
range on the North bank 81 the Paint
River running through said section eight
and thence Northwesterly through said
sections 3, z, q, IN said town and range
and through said section one Of town
AZ range 80. and Norihwesterly through
ections 80, %. &c, %. %, 10, 10, o.
in township Forty-four (44) range
thirty.three(33) west To the Village ot
Amasa in section four, az AZ said last
mentioned town and range which said
road is commonly known and called the
Crystal Falls and Amssa road.
| By order of the hoard al County Road
| Commissioners OF the Cnunty 81 Iron.
JonN WALL.
County clerk and clerk Of the Boarl 81
County Road Commissioners Of Iron
County.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22
The Florence Mine.

Preparations are now being
made for an immediate reopening
OF the Florence mine, which has
been idle for the past five years.
Supt. Beattie received q tele-
gram from the New York own
ers, Sunday, instructing him to
get things in shape for a re.
sumption of active mining oper-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22
The Best In the World.

We believe ChamIwrlain'- Cough Rem
edy IL the hest in the world A lew
weeks ago we suffered with u severe coil
and troublesome cough, aud having
read their advertisements in nur own
and other papers We purchased a ls,ttls
tn ace II u would effect ur. Ii cnrpd ~
before the bottle wits more that half
used. II IL the bert remedy out for
colds and coughs. The Herald, Ander
sonylIe, Ind. For sale by all druggists
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22
Mortgag , sale

First publication March 20, last June II.
Default having heen made IN the conditions
at "A mortgage made 10y Julius keilerschon to
John Corcoran aud James y. Corcoran, co
partners, dated January oth' \. ID lss2 aud
recorded in the offCe OF the register Of deeds
for the county ~ Iron ana state Of Michigan,
on the 18th day Of January. A. ID, 1872, ~
Der OF MORTGAGES on paer one and duly a.
: gned by said John Corcoran and James .
Cbrcoran 20 May BeilOwitz on the sixth day OF
Ktrch, 1893 by nm assignment recorded IN the
odice OF the register OF deeds Tor Iron
is9a. Nv lber of mortgages on page
2S2. on which mortgage there T. claimed Ia be
due AZ the time OF thts notice, the sum OF
fS2ig63Il two hundred thirty.six aud ailpO
a liars OF princippl and Interest AMI the fur
,ner sum OF tsia5aT) one hundred thirtyhve
aud 81 100 OF taxes, Interest, insurance and
attorneys fees paid by the said assignee In nc
rOrtlanee with the terms of said mortgage and
prov dcd for In said mortgage and no suit or
proceeding as law HAVING been instituted Ia
T cover the notu'y secured by SAID mortgage or
any part Thereof
Now therefore. hy virtue Of the power OF sale
contained ~ said mortgage aud the statute
40 such CaNe made and provided, notice II her :
by given that on the - IN d " 81 June. 1899,
AT 10 o'clock Nv the forenoon, ! shall sell ut
public suction 90 the highest bidder az the trout
door of the court house. ~ he village OF Crys-
tai Falls. In said county OF Iron. the premises
described Ia said morigag-or SO much thereof
as mn, be- necessary to ply the amount due ON
said mortgage Of principal, Interest. taxes and
Insurance "a aforesaid with per cent Interest.
aud Hl legal costs including the attorney lee
covennntrd Iu said mortgage. The said
premises being described IN said mortgage
aS commencing NJ the northwest cor.
ncr 81 lot numbered 20 on the recorded
plat Of the original village at Crystal
Fails Michigan. thence due east on the north
line 81 said lot forty feet. theuce south forty
| nine feet. thence west forty feet. thence north
the west line Of said lot to place otbeginninR,
being a strip ~ hand forty Wy forty nine feet In
the uorth west corner ~ lot numbered twenty
81 the original village ~ CRYSTAL Fulls, lruu
I county Michigan, tOget her With the tenements
hereditameuts and app~rtanancvs therruuto
belonging
Dated March 2bth. 1899.
A. l. fLEwEIfdN0. NAY BERLowtrz,
Attorney. Assignee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22
Board OF Review OF the City OF
CRYSTAL Falls.

Notice IL hereby given that the Board 81
Review ot the CITY of Crystal Falls. lroneounty
Michigan, wnl meet ON Monday. the fifteenth
foreman, at the Council Rooms In said city,
aud viii continue IN session from said fifteenth
day of May. A. d.. 1899, 20 Thursday. the
eighteenth DAY Of May, A. d., 1899. inclnsively !;
and that the said Board viii be In session at the
said Connect Rooms ON each OF said days from
nine O'Clock IN the FORENOON 10 twelve oVlock
noon aud from two O'Clock In the afternoon to
Ave O'Clock In the afternoon
Dated April 2ist, A. D., lspa.
l.. A. HrSsy. city Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22
m snves the chlldren.

Chamberlain's Cough Rnmedy has
saved the lives al thousands Of cioupy
children. II is also without an equal
for colds aud whoopiog cough.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22

and nae Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Tor all pains Of
the stomach and all nnpa tursl looseDess
oi the bowels, II always cures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22
55 81 49, . q q y 20 . . y Z
FROM THE MINES
Much Exploring.


the coming summer. The writer
conversed with two iron mining
men during the week who repre-
sent the largest steels concerns
in the country. Beth OF these
concerns are coming here inside
of month to look for iron ore.
One OF the gentlemen referred to
said. Crystal Falls is going to
be one on the largest mining
camps in the upper peninsula
and the other gentleman add
vanced the same idea in different
terms. The MicEigamme valley
is to be probed in every quarter.
This valley is one of the likliest
fields for new finds in the dis
trict. Pickands. Mather 81 Co.
have several options there al
ready and the large steel com
panies are also represented. The
valley will be explored both
above and below the Mansfield
mine
Next in Importance will be
the stretch of country, about ten
miles in length and nearly three
in breadth, lying between the
Crystal Fails mine and the Mich
igamme river. A pit put down
in almost any quarter OF this
stretch of country will show up
some ore. The HOLSTER nine
lies in about the center Of this
territory and is at present under
option, we understand. There
is not shadow of a doubt but
that al least three large mines
will be shown up in this quarter.
Another territory that will re
ceive attention is that about the
Hope and Lee Peck mines. This
is also "A promising field and
that mines will be found there
no one doubts.
All the territory mentioned. so
far. lies east Of this city on what
is known as the east range. Com
ing closer 10 the city and in IFS
immediate vicinity, the stretch
of country just north of the Cor.
rigan. Mckinney, Bristol and
Youngstown mines will receive
attention. There are very fiat
tering prospects in this stretch
Of territory and reward is sure
to come to the party that goes
deep enough.
To the west OF us. in the vicin
ity of the Columbia mine, Their,
will be great activity. The Will
kinSon lands. now owned 10y
Pickands Mather will b. thor
oughly explored by that com
pany. The Monongahela, JUS
west of the Columbia, is already
tied up as is also the Tobin, jus
north OF the Columbia. There /.
ore in both OF these properties
and both will show up well.
Mastodon township will come
in for its share of exploration
The valleys between the Masto
don and Dunn mines have
already received the attention o
| iron men and much land in this
| township is under option.
/ These are the explorations il
| groups as we have learned then
| but there will be much NOR
/ scattered work all about us.
1 We can assure our reader
1 that Crystal Falls is in it and i
/ it 10 stay. if the opinions Of som
4 of the best known mining men II
4 the country are worth anything
4 We cannot give names nor par
4 ticulars regarding the companie
4 or men that have given us thi
Il in 'ormation as that wolld b
Il breaking faith with our infor
) mants and embarrassing them b
premature information regardin,
tier movements but we give th
information TO our readers in
general way so that they ma
profit by it.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22

atoms and also requesting him
TO go to New York at once for the
purpose of consulting with the
company regarding the details
connected with proposed re-
sumption. Capt Thomas began
some necessary work upon No.
5 shaft with small force of men
on Monday, and everything viii
be in shape for mining ore when
definite orders come. Just how
large force OF men will be en-
ployed depends entirely upon
the quantity OF ore President
Scott desires TO get out this
season. The mine has been
kept practically free from water
during the protracted shut. down
and the expense of getting the
property in shape for ore hoist
ing will be comparatively small.
In addition 10 a force Of miners
to be employed, good sized
crew will be necessary TO ship
the 10, ZOO tons Of ore in stock,
all of which has been sold.
Supt. Bsatiie is now in New
York. Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-22

A gang of men at the River
ton has been laid off. perhaps
until the shafts are unwatered.
All the work preparatory to
bailing the the Nos. 3 and 5
shafts is about completed. On
Tuesday afternoon, for the first
time steam was turned on and
the large cylinders made TO
revolve, to test the workings of
them. All went off smoothly
and without a hitch. The bail
ers, which have been brought
from Crystal Falls. are now
placed in position. and either
today or by the first of next
week bailing will be begun. -
Reporter.
The Oliver Iron Mining Co.
has commenced exploratory
work on the Morgan homestead
in Spring Valley during the
week. 1t is not yet decided
whether a diamond drill will be
necessary. or whether the work
can be accomplished by other
means. The surface indications
on this homestead are of the
most promising nature, and il
they auger aught, a body of ore
will no doubt be soon uncovered
Reporter.
The new air compressor FOL
the Aragon mine arrived Wed
nesday. The setting of machin
cry has been delayed for some
time because the compressor
must be placed before the hoist
ing plant, moved from No. 3, cal
be set and there will doubles,
be a rush" in the machiner,
department from now on. TIL,
contract for n new steel shat
house at No. 1 has been let anC
the erection will soon be unde
way. The additional water tube
boiler for No. is on the groun,
but cannot be erected until tn,
small hosting plant which
occupies its proposed position i
removed. Current.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-04-20
Fight Renew ed at samoa.

A dispatch from Apia says: The
British have been bombarding a
Samoan village daily and the adherents
of both Tanu and Mataafa are plumber
ing foreign property. On April an
Anglo American landing party of 20
mn fell into an ambuscade near
Vailele. Three officers were killed
and two light guns were captured.
The warships afterward renewed the
bombardment. The officials point out
that the engagement appears to have
occurred at the same place that land
ing party from the German warships
Olgo, Eber and Adler had an encounter
with the natives in 1888. Two more
British cruisers and gunboat has
been ordered to Somoa.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-04-20
NEWS FOR MICH|GANDERS.
A Whole Regiment Of News Items
From Michigan Towns
CAPTURED FOR BRIEF READING.
Mortuary Report In the State for the
Month OF March A Bedford Man
the Victim of "A Murderous Assault
Il. q. Il. M. Annual Report.
s,a7s Deaths in the state for March.


During March there were 3,27s deaths
in Michigan, this being exactly 500
less than in February. AS March has
three more days than February this
represents a considerable decrease in
mortality. The death rate for March
was 1876 per 1000 estimated popuIa-
ton, as compared with 2o.7 per 1000
for the preceding month. The death
rate for the rural population was only
slightly greater than that of the cities,
instead of being markedly greater as
in February. There were 622 deaths
of infants under year of age; 244 of
children aged l to years, and $50 of
persons aged 65 years and over. The
principal causes of deaths were as fol-
lows: Pneumonia, 945; influenza, 341;
cerebral spinal meningitis, 126; con-
sumption, 202; other forms of tubercu-
losis, 70; typhoid fever, "a; diphtheria
and Group, SO; scarlet fever, IA; meas
les, 0; whooping cough, %; diarrheal
diseases of children, Al; puerperal sep
ticemis, II; cancer, 112; accidents and
violence 90.