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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
MRS. BARTLETT DEAD.
she Was the Mother OF Congressman
Charles T.. BartIctt.

MACON. GA. Nov 27.-Nlrs Virginia
Louise Bartlett. mother Of Congressman
Charles J.. Bartlett died here to-day at
the age OF seventy-one years. OF heart
failure She had been sick for several
months.
Mrs. Bartlett s. maiden rame was Saund-
ers and her people came from Southamp-
ton Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28

and respected by an who knew her She
was I'M the hfty-third year Of her age ana
had been from carly childhood "a strict
and active member of the church. She
leaves husband and three children
Mr. William p. Rome. prominent clti-
zen ~ this place, died yesterday at 4
O'Clock of apoplexy. in the seventy eighth
yc9r of bis age. He was buried to-day
at his home at 10 O'Clock. funeral SER
vices bv the Rev a. j. Richardson, OF
tro Hantfst church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28

sad bereavement. and commend them 10
Him who alone can give comfort.
Third-That these resolutions be spread
ON our minutes and a copy sent 10 the
family Of the deceased.
fSleneD ". L. BASS.
:. H. GATES.
". +. RICHARDSON. JR.
Committee.
On motion Of Mr. r. II. Elicit. seconded
by Mr. Juo. 8 Lear. the report VAS
adopted The meeting then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
MANY CHANGES MADE
The Board of Fire Commissioners Hold
an Important Session.

A called meeting Of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held in their room in
the city Hall last night. with President
F'rischkorn In the chair and every men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi
son can not know what Il desperate con.
dition it can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable to cure, is communicated from
one generation to another, inflicting its
faint upon countless innocent ones.
Some years ago was inoculated with poison
by a nurse who infected my BABE with blood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
ncnih. in KnnnolNc.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 2i-Special-'
Miss Mamie Youns. sister of Mrs simon
l.. Booze. died to-day at the residence OF
the latter from cancer of the stomach.
She was T. high-toned Christian lady ana
"a great favorita The remains viii be
taken to sprmewo0d tomorrow for I'm
terment.
Ben. NJ white. carpenter by trade.
was found dead in his room at 5Il Luck
avenue this morning He had been dead
several hours when discovered. HIS
doors were locked. Ills detta was
caused by heart failure.
!. Sidney Robertson ID travelling book
agent died suddenly here to-day from
Rriehts DISEASE he was taken I'D on
saturday night lie resided in Bedford
City lie leaves wife and one child.
The funeral will be- conducted tomorrow
by the Red Msn, of which order he was
"a member
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
Mrs. Maria ROane.
Deaths In NfilldlescN.

gTORMONT, VA. Nov. Special
Mrs. Parthenia Stubs. wife Of Mr.. j. NJ
Stubhs. who died suddenly Saturday or
brain fever. was buried az st. Andrew
Methodist church near here Yesterday AT
3 O'Clock: funeral services by the Rev
Mr.. Wiley. her pastor assisted by Rev.
u. q. g. Puts and Rev T.. j. Richard
son OF the BAPTIST church..
A great multitude assembled TO pay
The last tribute Of respect 10 one loved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
\. y. Harris.

HOLIDAY. VA. Nov 2l-Special-
Mr. Abner Nelson Harris aged about slN-
ty-fve Years. died OF pneumonia az 'herfy
Grove. his residence in SpotsyNanla
county. ON Sunday morning. the 18th IN
slant. after am illness of five days.
Mr. Harris was born in and raised IN
Louisa county and in early life bad lived
i'm Texas and Kentucky but for many
years had resided I'm Spotsylvania lie
served through the civil war IN the Con-
federate army and made an exec lent
record as "a soldier.
lie was one Of the most highly respect
Ell and esteemed citizens OF his communi-
~. and his death Will be mourned by
very large family connection and vide
circle Of friends.
lie X survived by a widow and four
sons and four daughters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
S.S.S.F9P E ns Blood

in puRy1y VEGETABLE. and is the only
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mercury, potash, or other mel mn mineral s;.
Valuable books mailed Tree by Swih
Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28

" Thousands of PEG.
pies lives have been
saved by the use of
Warmers Safe Cure.
Thousands of men
and women are kept
in perfect health to-
day by the use of
Warmers Safe Cure.
So many others
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there certainly is no
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28

perhaps the most charming and graceful
Of The female contingent Miss Eleanor
jenkins as "Fiametta' WAS quite dainty
and possessed d sweet sympathetic voice
worthy of "a number Of encores. Ina the
part of "Boccacc.o' Miss Fannie Myers
DISPLAYED AN the qualities for the mascu-
line part including the ROBUSTNESS and
physical graces and the voice. ana she
was as handsome as any "Boccaccio We
ever saw.
Miss Eva Beth did the character part
of "Poronella' and her makeup ana act
INK was equal TO the occasion.
of the male members of the company
Messrs. George Olmi as the Prince and
Sylvan Langlois as "PietrO,' possessed
.irst-CIass baritone voices. handsome stage
pr.scuces. and were masters of their art
Mr.. Ed Weston. as the bookseller is the
tenor of the company, and has voice or
large range and great compass, which he
had little opportunity to use last night
Messrs Tom Whyte and Dan Young, the
comedians. were mp TO the standard Of
comic opera requirements and in many
of their criticisms brought the opera up
TO date.
There are "a number OF very pretty girls
in the chorus
Tonight the bill will be lie Cocq's IA
vorite. "Gsrone-Giroha," w!h great
cast.
At the BiiOu.
There is not a weak act on the bill at
the Bijou this week. L. is everything that
the MANAGEMENT promised IL would be.
AS usual people were turned away, the
capacity of the house was tested, and
standing room was at a premium.
l. no
the place with grace and ease. lie was
royalty welcomed and his comical piano
playing and limitations of other instru-
u.uts ON the piano serves TO furnish
hearty applause The Seven Roed Birds
scored a perfect hit i'm their act of origi-
nal comedy. excellent singing. ana good
dancing. They are fun furnishers. eSpe-
ciallv Master Freddie. whose rag time
singing was heartily received. Keno.
Welsh. and MelrOse presented altogether
about the best eccentric aciobaic act
vet seen at the Bijou. The athletic feats
performed by the trio are wonderfully
executed. Adele Pervis Ouri has a
roveltv i'm The shape Of an equilibr.stic
performance of wire posing. globe dane
ing and Illuminated skirt dancing.
1fcwhurse and Ward are clever trick
bicvclists. performing the most difficult
faats with ease and grace Bonita is a
Young woman who makes mp a. darkey
and who sings the newest coon songs
She introduced real little darkey who
made the audience laugh a great deal
Bonita sings we'll Ford and Lewis, who
omen the show nut the audience i'm good
spirits with an act that is funny because
ID is so ridiculous.
Usual performances viii be given an
week The regular Tuesday matinee will
be given to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28
Your Thanksgiving Guest

will admire the beauty and conven-
fence of your up-to>date bathroom
when we have fitted il up with ex-
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There is absolutely no chance lot
lurking disease germs where exposed
put in scientifically as we
do in an expert manner. is IN your
home We are masters of the plump
ina trade and Go all kinds Of plumb
ing, gas-fitting, mantel and tile work
at reasonable rates.
q, ar an. Al, n.a mi. lin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-28

Miss Natalie f. Weaver died AT the resi-
lence OF her brother-in-law, General r..
II. Cameron. 3l5 west Franklin street al
4:30 o'clock Sunday morning. Miss WeaV-
er was the daughter Of the late Captain
Leroy G. Weaver. OF Selma, Ala, ana
had been I'll for some time.
The remains will be conveyed to Selma
for intermcnt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15

TO the highway commissioner OF The
Township of Crystal Falls and the high
way commissioner of the township oil
Hemafite in the county of Iron and
state of Michigan, and TO all whom il
may concern.
You will please take notice that 10y a
unanimous yea and nay vote the follow
ing resolution was adopted at meeting
81 the Board OF Road Commits
sioners 81 the County OF Iron held on the
18th day OF 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 ofCrystal
Falls and Hematite and heretofore laid
out and used as township highway by
said townships for the eight years last
past which said highway Is more parti-
cularly described M follows: Cnmmenc.
ing az the North end "a Brier Hill street
az The Maple Grove Land and Improve
ment company's L't'd',) first addition
81 the Village oi Crystal Falls according
to the recorded plat OF the said addition
thence extending northerly through sec.
tons 20, 10, IL, II, z, 3, of township
forty -three(43l range thrty-two ! (32l
west TO section eight in said town and
range on the North bank Of the Paint
River running through said section eight
and thence Northwesterly through said
sections \. Z, q, in said town and range
and through said section one ~ towr
Al range M, and Norihwcsterly through
sect ions 40. pa. 20. %. %, IL, 10. 9
in township Forty-iour (Ii) rang,
thr,y.threet33) west to the Village %
Amasa IN section tour, az al said last
mentioned town and range which sale
road Is commonly known and called thu
Crystal Falls aud Amasa road.
by order oi the board OF County Road
Commissioners Of the County.of Iron.
.IouN WALL,
County clerk and clerk Of the Roarl q
County Road Commissioners al Iron
County
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15
JOHN WALL, Clerk.

One thirty o'clock p. m.-Board met
pursuant 10 adjournment. Present. s..
c. Bennett, +. C. Searls, G. T.. Lawrence,
j. +. Corcoran, A. Forsberg, NJ. Corcor-
an and L. ii. Flanagan; absent, d. b.
Henley.
Meeting was called to order by 8. G..
Bennett. chairman.
The minutes OF the meetings held Jan
nary 18th, January Gath and February
18th, 1899, were read and approved
with the following amendments. that
the names OF the Hureties on each county
officers bond and the amount that each
surety snbscribes his name for, and the
amount OF said bond given by each
officer Iva inserted and nude part OF
the minutes OF this meeting. and that.
Whereas, IL appears the county trews-
urer's report OF February 18th.
showed that the ex-county treasurer
had settled in full according OF the aud
iting committee IL AN error us IL appears
that there IL still u balance due tho
county ~ one hundred and seventy
dollars and forty.one cents.
The prosecuting attorney reported To
the board ~ follows: That he had re-
covered and paid into the county treas
ury two hundred and ten dollars la tines
aud costs since Jan. LIST. 1899; that the
ex.clerk had paid up. in full two hundred
and seventy-three dollars; that John
Fisher had paid in one hundred dollars
OF the amount he was short. but that hc
was still wanting in his account some
one hundred aud seventy dollars ami
othrr delinqnences that were cuntins-
ally turning up In the treasurer'- Office.
and that Alex. Quirt and Fred Woe,np-
ner, paid In one hundred dollars on thu
Edmiu' ter bond default matter and
Ito be continued.)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15
FROM THE MINES


Overcame the Difficulty.
Supt. Dyer of the Columbia is
jubilant over the success OF a
device which he has rugged up to
filter the feed water at tie
Columbia. He is compelled TO
use the water from the mine
in the boilers rs the mine
drains all of the wells IN
the vicinity. The water Is
very gritty, the proportion Of
sediment being SO great that
mud three feet thick is found on
the bottom OF the large boiler
after a two weeks run.
The device that he has hit
upon consists of two launders
each about ten feet long and a
foot square, filled with coal
ashes and placed one above the
other. The water is pumped
from the mine into the end OF
one of the launders when it per.
colates through the coal ashes
for the whole length of the
launder and then drops into the
second launder and trayerses
like course, coming out per
fectly clear. The ashes are
changed twice a week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15
THE IRON MARKET.

The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume OF
the Week In Iron Circles.
Latest information from The
Ishpeming district is that the
miners strike has been declared
off by the union and all efforts
to prevent non union men from
working or to coerce them into
Joining the union have ceased.
The men. outside of the leading
trouble makers, are now at work
and for the present no serious
apprehension Of interruption
from this cause is entertained.
The late opening OF navigation
is still the important element in
the ore situation. AT this time
last year boats were on their
way for ore. but the probabilities
are that three weeks will yet
elapse before any ore will be
loaded at Lake Superior docks,
though work in Lake Michigan
may open earlier. All depends
upon the amount Of ice.thawing
weather that is crowded into the
remainder OF April. Ten days
of spring weather, with south
winds. could work n vast change
/ in present conditions. Though
il has been taken for granted for
many week, the formal transfer
of the Queen group of mines al
Negaunee to the Oliver Mining
Company has only been made
this week. The lease of CORR
gan, Mckinney q Company is
given up and a new tweniy-yeal
lease is made with the various
fee-owning interests. This trans
action puts the leading Pitts
burg interest In possession OF
the largest non Bessemer hema'
title property in the region.
Since 1856 the output of the
Queen group has been 2,9lS.00(
tons. Further special Interest
Is shown in Lake Superior iron
mining stocks. Cleveland Cliffs
and Republic receiving most at
tention Of late.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15
Bothered With Water.

Supt. McGregor tells the
Press that operations at the
Mile mine are retarded consid-
erably by an inflow of water, the
greater portion Of which is from
the surface. In the past the in
flow has not been sufficient to
feed the boilers and the property
is not equipped to handle any
considerable body Of water. The
work OF sinking the shaft
another level is progressing sat
isfactory despite the difficulties
mentioned. and depth OF seven
ty feet has been reached. In
sinking some decidedly encour
aging features have developed,
and Mr.. McGregor considers
that the property is looking
better today than in some years
Iron Mt. Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15


Few days. They originally intended
being here about the tenth as Mr.. Saw
Ian's lease OF the Dunn building began
April 1St but he has been delayed in
New York longer than he anticipated.
Mr. Savlan went To New York to buy
I he mnjnr porti,,n 81 his new stock and
proposes 90 take time ia the city h, get
the b,st bargains to he had and upon
his arrival here he will be able to give
the people here some bargains. See his
ad ia another column.
Mrs. II. j Kenfeld is at the
Lockwood with an elegant line
Of trimmed hats. She carries
only the very latest styles and
can fit you out as cheaply and
as stylishly rs can any of the
large city stores. Call upon her.
The Maple Grove Land and Improve
ment Company (LimitedD sold several
lots lately. They still have about TWEEN.
~ lots in the second addition for sale
and prices have not been raised. A.
Lustiield is secretary.
Supt O. &. Davidson and l.. Il. Miller
were in the city several DAYS during the
week looking over the Bristol. Mr.
Miller is one of the firm of Oglebay
Norton Il Co.. OF Cleveland, Ohio,
| owners OF the Bristol
A probate case was up in Judge
Flewelling's office last Wednesday. The
interested parties are from Stambaueh
township and the case was that OF the
estate OF John Swanson.
G.. +. Brown has been repairing and
reno,ating the old Margison house iol
the past two weeks and last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown moved into their
new quarters.
The Iron Mountain Gazette says thai
DR.. Larson could have been appointed
health officer in Iron Mountain il il wer,
not that he intends removing to thin
city.
Martin Rogan finished "A winters cam
paign IN the woods last week and cam,
down from the Fence for the summer
He put in "A hall million feet.
Harry and Richard Perry, Of the Fair
banks location, have rented the villa
saloon building and will open up ,
saloon therein May first.
Wright Bros, al Marinette, have takeI
a large tie contract from the Milwaukee,
road that will keep them going al
summer.
Editor Soults, al the Menomine
! Leader has our deepest sympathy he
cause of the sudden death Of his infan
son.
n Mrs. X. f.. Mcdonnell was at Iro
Mountain several days the fore part ,
the week visiting with relatives there.
a. e. Cook was in the city Monda
' attending to- some legal business that Il
had on hand here.
2 Ole Soderquist, oi Stambaugh, wa
a here hast Tuesday, n witness in Judg
! Flewelling's court.
n. Warshawsky has moved into G.. /
Browns house ON Crystal Avenue belo
= the track.
j. +. Gibson and 1vcr Olson, ,
S Anasn, were in the city last Tuesday.
"A -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15
County Beard.

The following are the minutes OF tho
proceedings oil an adjourned meeting Of
the board OF supervisors OF Iron county.
Michigan, held in the county clerks
office ~ the court house ut the VILLAGE Of
Cryrtal Falls on Wednesday the 22nd
day OF March, A. u. 1899. pursuant To
adjournment, present: s. c. Bennett,
j. +. Corcoran, T.. G. Searls. G. Il. Law
renee. A. Forsberg and M. Corcoran !;
absent, ID. b. Henley, and Il. II. Flana-
gan.
The meeting was called to order by 4.
e. Bennett, chairman.
Moved by +. G. Searls. supported by
NJ. Corcoran, that we adjourn until l:3O
o'clock p. IN. Motion carried unani-
mously.
John WALL CLARK
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15

AL Charon that the mayor be instructed to
order telephone put IN the council room. rent
o said telephone To be (si2oO) twelve dollars
per year. Motion carried.
Moved by Martin Bach and seconded by VIM.
Cole that we elect for our regular time for
meeting the first and last Monday OF each
month at seven o'clock, p. m. Motion carried
Moved by Martin Bach and seconded by VIM
Cole that we adjourn. Motion carried.
l.. A. HENRY.
lifN Clark
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15
ore Shipments Commenced,

The Pewabic was the first
mine on the Menominee range TO
commence shipping ore to the
Escanaba docks for the season
of 1899. the first car being loaded
last night. Mr.. MacNaughton
says the Chaplin company will
commence sh ipping next
Wednesday or Thursday. 1t is
probable the steam shovels will
not attack the mammoth stock
piles much before the first o.
Nav. Iron Mt. Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15

We believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy Is the hest in the world A lew
weeks ago we suffered with severe cold
and troublesome cough. aud having
read their advertisements in our own
and other papers We purchased bpttb-
10 see II IL would effect us. Itsmed 10
b fore the bottle WAS more that hail
used. IL IL the best remedy out fov
colds and coughs. Herald. Andrr-
sonvllle. Ind. For sale by all druggists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15
Council Proceedings.

CRYSTAL FALLS. MICH, APRIL ~. 1899.
The nrst city council OF the City ofCrystal Falls
was called 20 order by Mayor John II. Parks
at o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF organizing
and transactll,g such other business as might
come before the council.
The following members were present
John II. Parks, mayor; WIN. Cole and Josiah
Brooks. aldermen LIST ward u. H. Margison
and Andrew Nelson, aldermen 2nd ward ;
Martin Bach and AL Charon. aldermen 3rd
ward.
The mayors message was then read.
The following appointments were then pre-
sented for confirmation by the council
For city attorney ....... .FRED " Amor.
For city marshal u. BALL.
For street commissioner. .CHAs. ANDERSON,
For city JACKSON.
For chief OF re department,-JAs u. JOHNSON,
For board OF public works.. ...............
ADoLPH LusrFIELD...........for years.
LUKE WELcn...................,.-io for years.
II. II. Dunn. years
o. NJ. BRowN......................for yeers.
tHAs q. CAMPBEfL.. for I year.
Motion made by Josiah Brooks and seconded
BY Andrew Nelson That the appointment of =.
II. Abbott AS city attorney be confirmed Mo
ton carried.
Moved by ID. H. MargIson and seconded by
WIN. Cole that the appointment OF Frank d,
Bali Ms marshal be confirmed. Motion carried
Moved by H. " Marslson and seconded by
Al. Charon that the appointment Of Chas,
Anderson rs street commissioner bo confirmed
Motion carried.
Moved by Andrew Nelson aud seconded by
u. II. Margison that the appointment OF Ira
Jackson as clty surveyor be confirmed.
Motion Carried.
Moved by u. II. Mareison aud seconded by
WIN cole that the appointment Of James n.
Johnson AS chief Of the ire department be con.
hrmed. Motion carried.
Moved by d. n. Maigison aud seconded by
Andrew Nelson that the appointment a
Mes-rs Adolph Justified. Luke WEIGH. r. u.
Dunn, O. NJ. Brown aud chas. Campbell M n
board Of public works be confirmed. Motion
carried.
Moved 10y Andrew Nelson aud seconded by
Josiah Brooks that We appoint Martin Bach
president pro TEN Of the council OF the city al
crystal Falls. Motion carried
Moved by y. " Margi-on and seconded by
MARTIN Bach that the bnud ~ city treasurer bs
paced AZ ls2p.DOOl tweuty thousand dollars
Motion carried.
Moved by D. II Marsison and seconded By
A. charou that the bond OF city clsrk be
paced at tsi0U00oD one Thousand dollars
Motion carried. &F
Moved by Martin Bach and seconded by y
H. Mareison that the bonds Of constabes o
the different wards be placed az ts5Oo.ou) ly'
hundred dollars each. Motion carried.
1 Moved by Martin Bach aud seconded by VIM
Cole that We publish the proceedines q th'
council Motion carried.
Moved BY D. IL. MaHisqn AID seconded b
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15

and use Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Tor all pains Of
the stomach and all unna tural loosepsss
OF the bowels. II always cures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-15

All the unsold lots IN the Wagner q
Gary addition will be sold cheap. For
Information inquire u
CASPER ABERlE~
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25
Hobson as a Kisser .

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