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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25

Wichita, Kan, April 24-William
Jennings Bryan arrived here today at
HOS a. m. On his way from Texas to
his home in Lincoln, Neb. His visit
was under the auspices Of the Sunfiow-
or league. a Democratic organization
embracing the state. Mr.. Bryan at
tended a meeting of the club this at
ternoon, making a short address, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
FILIPINOS ARE
STILL DEFIANT
Americans Have Frequent
Conflicts With Rebels.
RESURRECTION HAS
NOT BEEN QUELLED
Otis, However, Reports All
Quiet in Luzon.

Scenes of Strife With What BE Terms
Robber Gangs, Are in cavite, Ba-
tangas, Laguna and Tayabas-
Task of Quieting These Provinces
Assigned to Generals Wheaton
and schwan-outlook For Their
Pacifcation Said to Be Favorable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
''IT IS 4 LIZ
SAID SINCLAIR
And Then the Fight Was on
With a Rush.
C0EUR D'ALENE CASE
FURNISHES BIG ROW
Attorney Robertson Tackles the
idaho Auditor.

Lie Was Given Over Claim Made
That Sinclair Refused to Allow
Women to Decorate Graves of Dead
Miners - Fracas Was Lively
Cne-Contestants Rolled Over the
Floor While Committee Members
Tried to Separate Them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
BRYAN REMAINS
TRUE TO SILVER
Declares That He Has Not
Dropped That Issue.
THERE ARE OTHER
IMPORTANT MATTERS
Speaks to Thousands of People
at Wichita, Kansas.

Strong IN His Opposition to the Nc
Kinley Policy of Imperialism-Re-
fusal to Give Cubans Their indie
pendence is Denounced-Says Out
look For Democratic Party is I'm
proving Every Day-Declines to
Discuss Dewey's Candidacy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
WANAMAKFR Is PLEASED.
Expresses Satisfaction Over the Re-
lection of Quay.

New York, April 24.-John Wanama-
ker, who was in this city tonight, ex.
pressed satisfaction with the vote in
the United States senate to keep NJ S.
Quay out of a seat in that house. He
said:
The fact Quay is to be kept out Of
the senate is sufficient for coneratula-
ton. but L take no satisfaction in the
personal humiliation of a man who has
been SO prominent in public life"
Asked if he intended 10 be a candi-
udJe Tor sendtOr, Nj. w oSiiesiIIdASr
piled: "Pll have to change my mind
first"
Mr.. Wanamaker said that Quay
could not be elected by the next legis-
lature by fair means
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25

transportation Of the remains to- Chad
ron, Wyo-, they were buried here fbis
morning. Lis
w III Roberts is the cattle rustIer that
escaped when George Currie was kiIIad
Gnu II Is nimly believed that ne was
one OF the train robbers. d
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
0I8Y REFUSED SEAT In
united STATES SENATE
pansvvanian is Rejected by the Close Vote of
Thirty-Three to Thirty-TWO.
o 70 Precedent That Governor Has No Right to Appoint
Senator Where Legislature Fails to Elect.

the hour for voting had arrived. and
the pending question was Mr.. Chan
dler's motion to strike out of the COM
mittee resolutions declaring that Mr.
Quay was not entitled to seat in the
Sc nate, the word not" The motion
was defeated-32 to 33-the detailed
vote being as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
FIGHTING At WARRENToN.
Beers Continue Smelling and Import
ant Developments Expected.

Warrerton, Monday. March %
Smelling was resumed this morning. the
fire beng directed at the British river
reCCubts- which are steadily fein1
pushed forward. The Boens anDear +,
be in stronger forces down the river
and the yeomanry patrols are frequent
l. .'Sniped.''
1t II confidently believed that impor-
tant develO~ments are not far of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25


any sign of release"
Bread Made Of Oats.
Lady Sarah Wilson, in a dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Mafeking. dated
Sunday, April s, says: Our bread is
made now entirely of oats, and is full
Of husks. This causes much illness.
There are many cases Of nervous pros
tratiOn and malarial typhoid among
the garrison.
The news of the check to the reliev-
ing column iS a terrible disappOint-
ment. Last Friday thirty-three ma
tives issued forth TO recover some cat
tie which had been looted by the
Beers. They were betrayed by IN
friendly natives TO the Beers, who SIR
rounded them while they were sleeping
and shot them all but one, giving no
quarter. One escaped to tell the tale.
The Eatives are now mad for re-
venge and it viii be very difficult to
control them. The commandment con-
tinues. Cur casualties TO combatants
up to the end of March aggregated 368
killed and wounded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
KING AT WASHINGTON.
Congressman From Utah Will Pre-
sent His Credentials Today.
Especial to The HeraId.j

NNI-'l-I1 . 10 1LlAJ
Washington, "a. - COngressman-eIect
King arrived in the city this evening
and will present his credentials tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
Roads in Bad Condition.


All the correspondents report that
the roads are in a terrible condition,
which accounts for the slow progress
Of the British columns, and if the Beers
are as well informed of the British
plans as they hitherto have been, they
are likely again to escape.
1t is now within three weeks of the
date for the British occupation of Pre-
tOria, and although the present opera
tons, as suggested in some quarters
may be the beginning of the main ad-
vance, it is not certain that they viii
not entail further halt al BloemfOn-
TEN.
Winston Churchill wires from Wax
kerstroOm. under Mondays date, as
follows: Combined operations on a
great scale are now in progress, and
General RuRdle's force IS still con
fronting the Boer position before
Dewetseorp.'s
An official list of the British losses
at Wepener from April to IS shows:
Killed. three officers and eighteen men:
wounded, fourteen officers and eighty
six men.
The war Office issued the following
from Lord Roberts:
''Bloemfontein, April 24.-GeneraIs
Brabant and Hart yesterday turned
the position occupied by the enemy,
who tried to prevent their moving, and
got into Telegraph communication
with Colonel Dalgety, cOmmandant OF
the besieged garrison at Wepener, who
reported all well.
The British Losses.
General Brabant has three wounded.
one missing. Three were wounded on
the previous day. The border regiment
had seven wounded
AT II p. m. yesterday Brabant and
Hart were eight miles south of WeDe-
ner. The Eleventh division under Cen
eral Poie-Carew and General French's
two bTig3des Of cavalry reached Twee3e
Celuk yesterday afternoon without
having met serious opposition.
Telegraph communication has been
established with General Rumble. a
patrol Of the Seventh dragons. under
Lieutenant Jenkins, which was reported
missing yesterday, has rejOined Gen
eral French'S camp, with the exception
of Corporal Taylor and Private Cook
who are believed to be wounded and
prisoners.
Operations Against Beers.
Mounted infantry yesterday under
General Ian Hamilton Occuuied- The
WaterwCrks at SanneS Post. As the en-
envy are holding the neighboring hills
IN some strength the Ninth division
consisting of General Smith DOrriens
and General MacD0nald's brigades. has
been dispatched to support Hamilton.
General MaxwelIS brigade. formerly
General ChermSide's of the Seventh di-
vision, yesterday moved eastward and
seized the. hills covering the wagOn
bridge over the Modder river at Kranz
Kraal, an important communication
much used by the Beers during the last
three weeks. Our only casualty was
Private Brun, New South Wales
mounted rifles, taken prisoner
The Aafeking correspondent of the
Times, telegraphing Monday. April Q
gives a gloomy account of the depres
sion due to the probability Of the siege
lasting until the end of May. and SAYS:
1t is hard TO accept Colonel Baden
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
Bread Made of Oats.

PowelTs efforts to cheer the people by
optimistic predictions, in the absence OF
any sign of release"
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Continued on Page %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
rm,yER AND LEAD

- 5gssc per ounce.
Copper lOIs & R. Co.'S price, A.5l1s;
lead. 4. Exchange, Sl671zqA72lz; New
Ne%y. IbpT6Eers $i.45
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25

Forecast for Salt Lake Today Is
Fair; Stationary Temperature
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A,,n 2l-Matthew S
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
AMASA NOTES.
Town Board Matters.

Much speculation IL rifle here ns 10 the
makeup, 81 the town board. As lar as
we cnn learn the nnkc-up until July
fourth will he M fellows. Chairman,
Supervisor Lawrence; Clerk, VIM .Blitho,
Justices, Eli poutenin aud Richard Re
talIik. The question: seems to DO as to
tic illegibilily Of Eli Poutcnin 10 sit on
the board lac having held the Office oil
township cork, therefore causing the
contention that when he accepted IA
higher office he vacated the lower one.
Others contend that the accepting oi the
office Of clerk OF supervisor does not
vncate the office of justice and they
placed illoir faith in That section oi the
statute which says That the election
board shall be made up uf the supervis.
or, clerk aud two justiccs OF the peace
not holding the office OF supervisor or
clerk. II is likely that this point will lie
settled before long and harmony pre-.
walls. pontenin's term expires July 18th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
Cilnch Notes.

NJ s. Sanders returned from his visit
To Chicago lust Tuesday. We under
stand that Mr.. Sanders will move his
family here and become u resident Of
Crystal Fails.
Every oLc ia looking forward ia the
the opening up al the water works. A
windmill was placed over The spring on
the south end OF the location last TALL
and pipes run from the mill To u stand
pipe tank OF the hill bnck 81 the supcrin-
tendent'H residence. This tank will hold
several thousand gallons and will e cd
the pipes running TO various points ON
The location and 10 the boiler house
IL will be- u grent convenience and will
help cut the people living here wonder
fully.
The new office has been completed aud
IL now occupied. II is ON the old rock
dump near the shalt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
Not.oe Eor PuhlIoatlon.

First publication March %: last May 20.
UsuEp STATES LaNp OFFicE, MARQUETTE
Micn.. MAHcH 2ist. lOOp.--
Notice Is hervby given that Ia compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congnps Of
June y. 1878, entitled AN net Tor the sale 81
timber lands IA the States OF California.
OREGON. Nevada. AMI Washington Territory"
ns extended Co all the Public Land States by
act 81 August A. lS92. Theresa V. Quirt. of Iron
River. county Of Iron. state 81 Michigan. has
this day fiied ia this Office her sworn statement
No. D2. for the purchase OF the y. w OF ". ",
y ~ section No. 90 ~ township No. iG ~.
Range No. 30 W., AMI Will offer proof To show
that the land sought ~ more valuable for it,
timber or stone than for agricultural purpoAea
and 20 establish her claim 10 said hand c.oie
the Register aud Receiver of this otlicc at Mar
queiie, Mich, on Tuesday. the goth day 81
Nay. 1900.
She names ~ witnesses:
Henry Graham, OF Iron River. Mich.
Alexander Qnirt, Of Iron River, Mich.
john Floss. Of Atkinson. Mich.
William Darby, az Paint River, Mich.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrlbed lands aw requested to he
their claims Ia this office on or before Aai
10th day ~ May, 1900.
THOMAS EcAppEs..
Heplsts7.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
School Matters.

The school board met and organized
hast Monday night VIM. Burge being the
oldest inspector took the chair and VIM.
Boltho, the newly elected clerk, handles
the records Il. j. Gibson was elected
treasurer 81 the district. The school
affairs are in good condition but the
board viii have considerable work on
it's hands for the coming year. The
new schEol house which was built last
year and which il excellent in every re-
spect will. II our population continues
To increase, prove inadequate and must
be enlarged. II il understood that the
Oliver people will build twenty new
houses this summer which means
twenty or forty new families with from
fifty to one.l.uldred more children.
Two thousand iiye-hundred dollars
were raised ut the annual meeting Tor
so ,ool expenses the coming year and II
looks ms il IL will take every cent OF II To
keep tho schools going
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
Cardf Til anks.

wish 10 thank the good
friends who SO effectually solac-
cd by their kind words and acts
and made our sorrows the less
hard 10 bear. TO the members
Of the *. Of r.. tie school board
the school children and the
teachers we are especially thank
full
Mrs. u. II. DUNN AND FAMILY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
RESOLUTION OF Coincidence,

WnrRrAR the Angsi Of Death has summoned
from our Castle Ian our worthy und well
beloved brother Patrick T. Dunn and
WHEREAS. our T'ytltiiti circle is not alone in
this ext RENE bereavement wherein a. has lost
one Of IT, most JEALOUS members. but hat the
home of our dcs.as,.,l brother hnr been deprived
of "A Kind aud prpudcnt husband nnd rather,
the city ~ Crystal Fails ~ q V.lurd ciiiDen nil
the world ~ lust man. ROW therefore,
1870 " iiEsoI.yED. by Crystal Fails Lodge No.
i2S Knights &c Pythas. thnt orr deepest
"a mpathy. both a~ IOdir nnd ~ individual
nefnhere thereby bss Vrmaliy rendered To the
hear. broken vile nd proving family 81 our
Departed brother ~ MS the hour oi thrlr
nflllction. that a. ~ p, this resolution prop
eriy enrro~rctl b. ca nts't ia. family oi onf
brother That 1t be- Spo ad iafec upon the
records 0f the lu,ln TIA ouf charter and The
chair which our ~ .ti "a = ably aud htithihlly
filled az rIclnlc d. drtIcd ~ mourning Tor
period OF thirty doys.
JANE &. Wu.kiNsoN,
JAMES ~. toKtOHAN
CHARLES n. WATSON,
Inmn. ilfep
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
City Council

CRYSTAL FALLS, MICHIGAN. ApRIL IL.
1900
The lir-t meeting al the city council
wns called to order by Mayor G. ~.
Roberts mt 8 o'clock, y. m, for the pur-
pose OF organizing.
The following members were present:
Otter Either, alderman lat ward; X. Il.
Webb, alderman 2nd ward; A. Charon,
alderman Bird ward; Jacob Bauer. alder
man 3rd ward.
The following message was then rend
by the Mayor and on motion of Il. Ii.
Webb, supported by Otter Either, snid
messing WAS ordered spread upon the
minutes:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

There is rumor here Tint w. j.
linrdcr IIns purchased the Burge
corner, including Nj. Burgess residence
nnd that he will erect u large store
building on the corner lot Tor the use
81 IIor,lcn X Olson.
hou-e-wslrinIng at the Amasa house
next Monday evening is being looked
forward to with considerable anxiety 10y
our townspeopIc: Mrs. collias is the
hostess.
Miss Fiucault, OF Florence, IL visiting
IT Furlottc's.
August Miller Inns contract ia
paint all the houses oil the lIcnock
River mining company.
The new diy at the lIemlock has been
completed.
Our new train starts Monday morning
IL arrives here Mt 6:i5 a. NJ. aud
leaves 7:i5 4. NJ. IL carlos passen-
gers To aud fr,nn the Falls.
Word was received here this morning OF n blp
fire AT sidnaw. The Record Office WAS burned
aud the kiondlke hotel was blown up 80 as 10
prevent the fire from spreading 20 the remain.
ing portion OF the town.
Pat Flanagan. the ZIMMERMAN from sngola
was In town Friday looking up business
The new houses Tor the oliver people were
completed during the week aud will be occupied
at once
The Hemlock pays today. The labor alone
on their roll IN Is month amounts TO $4,000
90. Quite sum for place of this sire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

rhc Ladies aid society Of tn So ih
Inlthcru church will have an auction ndny
afternoon aud evening IN the basemcn Of the
cbunh.
English services sunday evening IN the
Swedish Luthcrn cilurch
We arc licensed to state that John iIasal
strom Is much better.
The 0rs, he cream at the season a. Floods
Goto Floods for Gpniher's lruit Ice cream
soda.
I:astcr opening az Floods with icc cream
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

The performances given 10y
the Scwell Stock company at
the opera house Thursday and
Friday evenings were especially
good and they had full house
each night. The performance
given Thursday night was THE
Soldiers Sweetheart" Thurs
day evening they played IN
Little Meddler." this being
the first time the latter play was
played in the city. A full house
is expected tonight when. they
will play 1.-The Captains Wife.
III you wish 10 have good
laugh be sure and take in the
performance tonight.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

Perry +. Powers, the talented editor
OF the Cadillac Express, will lecture in
Crystal Falls on the evening OF the 10Th
under the auspices OF the Maccabee
lodge. MIR. Powers lecture will be upon
general matters and FREE to all.
Small bills viii be put out later telling
just where the lecture will be held.
Everybody is invited to attend and We
can assure our readers that it will be a
rare treat to hear such n talented man
as Mr.. Powers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

John Keenan, who has had charge of
the day run between here and Powers
since the illness OF Mr.. Murphy was
taking a run on the nam line. Dan
Gallagher is punching pastboards on the
run out Of here now and incidentally tell.
ing the boys how late the trains are on
the 600
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

Domnic Dalleioir returned last week
from Italy where hc went about year
ago TO secure some money that was due
him there aud which he couldn't get
with nut being there in person We
lenrn that Mr.. Dallnfoir will remain in
Amasa anil erect building in which to
cnrry on the saloon business.
GLOW many saloons will We baye2"
II the question that is askcdnow.a-
DAYS. 1t looks, from present appear.
auces. thnt there will bo six ut any rate.
Some say TINT in addition To six
SALOONS there will be two drug stores.
Trube Lawrence was in the Falls
Thursday on business.
Michael Heath, visited mt the FalIs
last Monday. Nj. Heath rs Mrs. 4. }
Gibson's father and an old settler o
southcrn Wisconsin. lie came To thai
sta,e before the railroads and grew ~
with tl,c place. While in the Falls u,
mot several That lac had known dow
in the Badger State.
Our school let out last Friday night
for tic spring vacation the teachers
Misses Kilgrcn and Donahoc going e
their homes ut Ishpcming Tor the VA
cntion.
Arnold Miller IL here from Rockland
visiting at FurIotto's.
Nlrn. III. Il. Christcnson wns in th'
Falls several days this week.
Henry DeinberI returned here the for
pnri 81 the week md rs preparing Il
move his hnily To milwaukee,. w
understand that MIR. Dcinbcrg j. goinI
farming.
Donnie DslIIniior sold his old building
to Mosicr & Miller, the present occu
pants. who intend % continue there -
The saloon business.
A surprise party On Miss Jenni
Brusenu IL ON the iapis Tor tonight.
Geo. Promo Is putting up the iraln'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
LABOR FEEDS THE
TRUST.


There is not workingman in this
country but feels that trusts are the
bitterest enemies of labor. II the work
ingmcn withdraw their support from
the trusts by refusing to buy brands
made by them, the monopolies cannot
exist. The laboring men and friends OF
Union labor are requested to inquire as
10 whether the brands of tobacco they
are using are made by trust, and II SO
10 act according TO their judgment as to
whether or not they will buy them.
The following brands are made outside
of trust and always will be. They are
made by Union labor in Union factory
ut Union prices, and are called Gold Rope,
Kingbolt, Rise and Shine. Thrasher.
They are made by the Wilson Nc
Galaxy Tobacco Co.. Middletown, Ohio.
who during 30 years of business have
never had strike in their establishment
because they have always paid a liberal
price TO labor. Paste this list in your
hat and buy the brand you prefer. You
will not only secure the best tobacco
made, but strike telling blow at The
Tobacco Trust.
fare.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

The new time card comes into opera
ton tomorrow. The only changes are
~ follows. A morning train To Amasa
leaves here at 5:50 and arrives
here ON return at 500. The evening
train out week days leaves at GOO and
SundnNs at 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14

House cleaning time is on hand once
more. You will med ~ me new pieces ol
furniture. buy them While you can gel
item cheap. AT Henry's.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-14
Crystal Falls, Mich, April IL, 1900.

There being no further business TINT
could properly come before this meeting
il was moved 10y X. Il. Webb and sup
ported 10y Otter Either that we adjourn
until our next regular meeting.
L. a. HENRY,
City Clerk
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-28
MET HER on THE STREET.
And MIR. f. ID. Thomas Proceeded to
Wed His Sweetheart.

Atlanta. Aug 2.-Mss Maud Z. Baker
and Mr.. E. D. Thomas. a young lawyer,
were principals in a runaway marriage
to-day. Both live at Battle Hill. They
had long been engaged, but the young
lady's parents were violently opposed 20
the match and would not permit Mr.
Thomas to visit their daughter. Further
they always sent some one with Miss
Maud whenever she left home
The young lady came into town to 60
to a dentist Her uncle took her to the
dentist, and started her on the way to the
car for home. She stopped at the corner
of EdgeWood avenue and Peachtree to
await for car and Mr.. Thomas acct
dentally met her. They at once decided
10 get married. A license was procured
and the services of Judge Landrum Sc
cured. In the office Of Judge Spear the
ceremony was performed.
The bride is a daughter of D. J. Baker.
secretary and treasurer of the G. o. Will
Jams Lumber Company She is IS years
of age and a petite blonde. She attended
Washington seminary last year and need
ed only one more year to complete her
course.
The groom is 20 years of age and has
lived in Atlanta for eight years For
the past two years he has been studying
law in the office of Judge Spear.