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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

How many checks are daily wet
with tears that spring from Old regret;
HOW like q taunt unto our ears
Come far across the waste OF years
Remembranees of cruel speech
That Witty went beyond our reach,
Inaicting wounds such as no art
could ever make the pain depart:
And rot alone the words we said.
Come haunting like the ghostly dead
The gentle speech. the loving word,
That were by US TOO long Deferred
OH how their cheerless echoes roll
Along the chambers OF the soul:
Oh. what world we'd give II we
Had lived with larger charity,
And had with open hearts expressed
Our love 10 those we loved the best;
III we could break these prison bars
And press far up beyond the stars.
Far, far above, TO place unknown,
Where spirits OF the dead are flown,
Would we not seek our loved ones side.
And. casting old reserve aside.
Tell all we ever meant TO say
Before they went their lonely way?
oh, surely fools are we. and worse,
To add unto our primal curse,
BY steadfast striving TO conceal
The love that In our hearts we feel.
Like rivers running 10 the sea,
Remorse's stream flows ceaselessly.
Not like the cooling waters flow,
That gladden. wheresoe'er they go.
But like the lava streams that pour
From mountain tops TO oceans shore.
Turning the region where men dwell
into the counterpart OF hell
Thus, thus Il Is remorse doth run
In endless stream from sire TO son.
Leaving its black and deadly trace
on every soul OF all our race.
O God in Heaven. make us bear,
Like heroes here, our load OF care.
And, most OF all, we Thee beseech.
Grant US the use OF gentle speech.
So that remorse and her dark brood
Shall starve and die for lack of food.
Chicago Daily Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

intimation Of an adjustment came 10
him thu ough the newspaper, in the an
nouncement of the marriage Of Miss
Lombard and Mr.. Richard Raymond.
He thought Of the glass OF wine, and
with a shudder spfang TO his feet.
Presently he was restlessiy pacing
the room, msttering: Absurd Sim
ply impossihie. Why shouldn't he mar
ry her IL he wants 10? Why shouldn't
she marry him? He can tell her more
in ten minutes than most men could I'M
an hour. She'd have been bored to death
shut up with me. Upon my word, be-
lieye ii was fortunate all around. I've
had enough of society. I'm satisfied.
I've come near enough 10 marriage TO
know that I'm not adjustable. It's an
excellent place to stop"
Thereupon he stopped walking. tried
to stop thinking of that glass of wine,
and, having at last fully made up his
mind about marrying, he expressed it
SO plainly to the trustees, the judge and
the clergyman, when they attempted
to renew their effort, and, indeed, 10
society at large, that the hint was final
ly taken. He was set down as incorri'
gible, and John Olmstead's will vert
out of sight and out of mind.
Stanton realized that the time was
coming when some distant relative of
his uncle's would appear and claim the
property, and he was quite content that
he should have it.
I'D like TO keep this house, because
it's home" he said, to himself. But
that can easily be arranged. IL is
neither modern nor well located 10
tempt one who has recently come into
a large fortune. will lay aside enough
TO purchase this property, and they
can have the rest"
With that he dropped the entire mat
ter, to rest until he should receive no
tice that the term of his possession had
expired, leaving the income from the
estate, as deposited for him by the trus-
tees, to accumulate for the future pur-
chase.
Life actually began TO assume for him
a certain degree of serenity. He read
of the sudden death of Mrs. Raymond in
the far west, and honestly felt sorry
for her husband; but little later the
serenity was sadly and suddenly dis
turbed by a confession from client
for whom he had been doing some char
ity work in the courts.
In his own rough way the fellow tried
to return the favor which Stanton had
been doing him by confessing that,
some years before, he was in charge OF
| the furnaces Of hotel when, late one
night, guest called him up TO his room
showed him n man helplessly drunk
gave him $50 and a glass of brandy
and secured his services in carrying out
a little joke. The joke consisted in TAX.
ing the man TO the engine room, GOV.
ering him with dirt and dilapidating
him generally, then taking him in @
carriage to certain address and leav
ing him in the hands of the master OF
the house, with the message that he
had been dragged out of fight in a low
dance hall and had given that number
when asked where he should be taken.
"And you was him, an done it," the
man calculated, coming laboriously &c
the end.
Not a muscle Of the lawyers face
moved till he had locked the door be
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
DetectIon UP to Date.

The great detective paused.
"The horscless carriage containing
the murderer passed here just 20 min.
utes ago." he said.
The other man looked astonished.
"But see no wheel tracks," he cried
"No," said the great detective, calmly
"but IL you'll sniff little you'll get the
odor of the oil."-Stray Stories.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
Ono on fhc Dncfnr.

81 suppose" said the quack doctor,
while feeling the pulse OF patient.
that you think me humbug?r
Sir" replied the sick man, 81 per.
ceive you can discover mans
thoughts by his pulse. "--obio State
Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
She Hal unnen.

"Of course, Maggie, II you intend 10
get married. that is your business" said
the mistress TO her cook, "but you
mustn't forget that marriage is n yers
serious matter"
"Yes, ma'am; / know II Is some.
tines" replied the domestic, "but may.
be I'll have better luck than you did,
Chicago Post.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

AN All 10 amend section one OF act
number four hundred forty-nve OF the
Local Acts OF eighteen hundred ninety
nine, entitled. IAN Act 10 authorize the
City OF Grand Rapids. in the County OF
Kent and State OF Michigan. TO borrow
money TO be expended In the construc-
tIon OF bridge across Grand River at
Bridge Street I'm said city, approved
June fifteenth. eighteen hundred ninety
nine"
The People OF the State OF Michigan
enact.
Section l. That section one OF act NUM-
Der four hundred forty-fiye OF the local
acts OF eighteen hundred ninety-nine, en-
titled. AN Act TO authorize tie City OF
Grand Rapids. In the County OF Kent,
and State OF Michigan. TO borrow money
to be expc~ded IN the ccrHtruc ion Of a
bridge across Grand River a. Bridge
Street IN said city. approved June NJ
tenth. eighteen hundred ninety. niue" be
amended so as TO read as fOllowD.
Section l. That tbs City OF Grand Rap
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10

AN act 10 repenI act number Tour hun.
drcd seventeen OF the Local Acts OF
eighteen hundred ninety-nine. entitled.
AN act TO change the name OF frac-
tional school district number two or
Plymouth and Noyi townships In the
Counties OF Wayne and Oakland, In tho
state OF Michigan, to fractional school
district number ore OF Worthwhile and
tory thereto"
The People OF the State OF Michigan
enact:
Section I. That act number four hun
dred seventeen OF the Local Acts OF eigh-
teen hundred nincty~nine. entitled. An
Act to change the ma me OF fractional
school district number two OF Plymouth
and Novi townships In the counties OF
Wayne and Oakland, IN the State OF Mich
lgan 10 fractional school district number
one OF Worthwhile and Now townships ana
TO add new territory thereto" be and
the same is hereby repealed,
This act IL ordered 20 take immediate
effect
Approved January .. 1906.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21

The A. v. Carr Jr stock Of hardware.
In bankruptcy, was sold at public sale
yesterday afternoon by Seth Mooring.
trustee. Cole Bros bought the stock
and timers tools At IS cents on the
dollar, aggregating about Ell, 900; j. A.
Myers, eight wagons, $40; Lem B.
Hal, safe, s75; Burt Norwood, elevator
go, three chow cases s2l, shelving ESQ.
Office stove 81. light wires $50; W. +.
Saunders counters, So; J. W. Robin.
son, cash register. so Geo. Higgs,
letter press, s. 25; J. VI. Lawrence 4
Go, four lamps g. 50, J. W. Robinson,
two screw aud oae bolt cases. 81.
, W. l.. Znleh was here from Willow
Hole yesterday aud reported that some
party OF parties broke Into his store Of
Willow Hole Saturday night and took
stun 10 the estimated value oft9O0. The
store Of DR.. Julins Zulch wa. also
entered the same night and a small
amount taken.
Riehe Anderson. ehatged with theft
OF a mule, was acquitted In the district
court, and Henry Thomas. charged
With theft Of a mule, WAS convicted and
given i've years in the peniientiary.
The board Of directors Of the A. & NJ.
College met At College Station yester.
day to aPPortion the funds for oontlnu.
ing the years work in the various de.
partments.
A batch OF one dozen colored defend
ants were before the corporation court
Yesterday on a charge Of disturbing the
peace.
Remember the services every evening
at the Presbyterian church. You are
cordially invited TO attend. Service at
5.i5 D. m.
MrG Chas. 5. Gamer. Mis-. Alice
Dunlap and Miss Lille May Jones ~
turned from Millican yesterday.
re. Kellum Of Benchley, called on
the Eagle Yesterday. lie reports fine
prospects for crops in his vicinity.
Mrs. T. +. Castles will give a tea IN
aid OF the Episcopal church to-day from
> TO d p. IN.
Car Of ear corn on track, for sale
cheap by X, NJ. Gordon 6Co. asa
Nice yam potatoes at Cole Bros. 93
Call for Lemp. Extra Pale. 100
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21
PROTECTS MISSIONARIES.
Germany Looking Amer Americans In q
Chinese Province.

Chinese Province.
Washington. March 20-Ii has devel-
ofed that Germany stands ready with
troops 10 protect American missionaries
~ Sian Yun- p-7t.r : was further
asceriained that the Berlin government.
70 the qualification 81 the United States.
recently despatched an evolutionary
force i.pm kiao Chou O. ilAoa Fu. for
the protection Of American missionaries
This force suppressed the rioters at
lchou Fu, arresting the ringloaders who
have been punished aud taught
the anti foreign crusaders a salutat0ry
lesson
The state department has also been
informed that the German government
contemporaries another cxpenditionary
force 10 the interior " Shan Tung. where
most " the American missions are 10.
Gated The German government ni
knp Chou has issued instructions &C.
take such measures for the protection,
not only II German missionary and
other interests IN Shan Tung province
A. may seem necessary. but Of American
missionaries A. well
Because Of the peculiar relation In
which Germany stands "a the province
Of Shan Tung by reason Of her acquisi.
ton ~ Kino Chou Of certain property
night, IN the promuntory. she Is particu.
larry DESTROYS u preserving order In the
territory. II Is for this reason that her
troops are ready for service at any point
within the province where there Is dan.
ger u attack upon foreign interests by
Chinese fanatics. To a certain extent
Germany consequently dominates the
province and she undoubtedly would
rather use her own troops 10 protect for.
eiguers than allow third government
81 land force 10 protcct its own cities
when such action might lead to its re.
mining permanently IN the territory
which rs force temporarily occupied.
The fact that Germany dispatched
iroup, 20 lchou Fu 20 protect American
missionaries has never hitherto boon
Published. The offer Of Germany &C
send a force 70 this point was received
with pleasure by the authorities who dc
not contemplate any design whatever
Of Chinese territory and who arr conse.
quenily very glad ~ assent 10 the Ger.
man proposition.
Minister Wa Ting Fang, the diplo.
matte representative Of China here. Il
Inclined a. look upon the reports Of
trouble Ia China as exaggerated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21
PLAGUE PRECAUTIONS.
The work at DRY TortuEas Suspended
Untii Neat November.

The Work at Dry Tortugss Suspended
Untii Neat November.
Washington, March -. - Secretary
Long has seut instructions 20 the con.
tractor who has been engaged In the
construction Of Il coaling station NJ Dry
Tortugas, directing him 20 suspend
work until next November. This action
has been taken In compliance with the
recommendation Of the surgeon general
Of the marine hospital service who has
called the attention Of the department
10 the necessity Of using Dry Tortuem
island between April and Nov. / a. 9
quarantine station, and has expressed
apprehension lest, II large workine
force were ON the island, IL should serv,
As n means Of transfer for bubonic plague
or yellow fever 10 the United States.
The question Of the final ownership Of
the island has not yet been settled
Under presidential order It belongs &c
the war departmentwhich having no Us,
for. permitted the marine hospital ser
vice 10 establish quarantine station.
The navy, during the war with Spain,
regarded the island as strong strate
getic point and obtained permission e
establish a ooaling station ON IL.
Considerable money has been eKpend.
ed In the establishment Of n station and
the navy department viii point out thai
the government viii lose a great deal Of
money II It is forced permanently to sur.
render the island 10 the marine hospital
service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21
Will MOI SELL.
Ecuador WIN Not Sell United state. lie,
Pacific Islands.

Ecuador WIN Not sell United state. HeI
Pacific Islands.
Washington, March ga halt Ia,
occurred In the negotiations between tho
United States and Ecuador for the nc
QUESTION Of islands in the Pacific b..
cause Of the unwillingness of the Quite
government 10 relinquish any Of is ter
ritory TO foreign power.
When the report was published in the
Ecnadorian capital that the United
States desired 10 acquire Chatham island
a great deal of indiguan; comment fol
lowed. Members OF the national legis.
lature of Ecuador were particularly cx.
asprntcd by the announcement and
some very caustic speeches attacking thi.
government were made.
When the American minister made
his report a reply was given announcing
that In the present state Of feeling IN
the country IL would be impossible 10
consider proposition 20 code any Of the
islands Of the Galladagos group to the
United States.
This reply has terminated negotiation.
but it doe, not necessarily follow how.
ever, that the efforts will not be- renewed
TO obtain naval station nj point
which will permit Of American control
Of the Pacific terminus Of the canal.
The negotiations for the ccssion Of IN,
Danish West Indies 90 this government
have been suspended because Of the cub
met crisis in Copenhagen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21
u. ~ t. q. Time Gard. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

H.. G. Rhodes vent to Ro.se yes,er.
day.
X Blaiherwick vent to NayasotA wee.
terday.
Residence for rent. Apply to +. J.
1 fountain. 81
IN Cook was here from Steep Hol.
low yesterday.
DR.. X. II. Wilson was here from Kur.
ten yesterday.
Dr.. A. Barlow was here from Willow
Hole yesterday.
d. P. Cole and wife we're here from
Bethel yesterday.
smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
Exposition saloon. dti
Brook llill whisky-dae.t on earth
Exposition saloon. I80f
Dr. J. II. Goodwin was here from
Wellborn yesterday.
Temps Bottled beer IL What Won want
~ You want the best. lOg
Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Lawless we're here
from Edge yesterday.
j. ". Edge, postmaster at Reliance
was In town yesterday.
l.. =. Williams and wife we're here
from Bethel yesterday.
Try the famous Brook Hill Whisky
at the Exposition saloon. d53tf
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Mathis OF Reli.
ance were here yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at the
at the Exposition saloon. d53tf
Henry Kurten and August Prinzell
~ere here from Knrien yesterday.
+. J. Anderson, the opiician. will TO-.
turn from Nayasola IN few DAYS. sstf
About nine hundred dollars has been
secured for the new Baptist patronage.
The sunday school pledged 800 sun.
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21

A party Of representatives. of tie
traffic department Of the |. SO. y.
railroad spent yesterday In the city
getting acquainted with the business
men, They were greatly pleased with
Bryan aud the business outlook for the
town. The party was composed Of Mr..
q. II. Turner. general freight sgent
with headquarters at Palestine. Mr.
Homer FADE, assistant general freight
ageni With headquarters at san Antonio,
Mr.. Horace Booth. assistant general
freight agentwith headquarters At Hous.
ton; also Mr.. K. b. Webb travelling
freight agent for the Missouri Pacific
Mr.. J. II. Hawley, assistant general
freight agent with headquarters At Gal.
weston, would have been present but
was detained by the naval reception in
Galveston.
ChAs. Edinburg has moved his res.
taurant TO the Gooch building across
the street In the rear Of James and Me.
Dcugald's drug store, where he Is still
prepared TO serve oysters and hot lunch.
es OF all kinds 10 6rst.class style on
short notice, and he invites his ri, nds
and the public to call and see him. dli
Hon. T. :. Henderson, candidate for
congress from the seventh district,
spoke OF the opera house last night in
the interest Of his candidacy, outlining
his position on the issues Of the day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21

Albuquerque, March 20 Tho Demo
cratic Territorial central committee ha.
called the Territorial convention 10 NEE,
IN Albuquerque April 10. Locol Demo.
Gratis received word from w. j. Bryan
that he will be here ON April "a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21

Female Diseases a speciality
All Chronic Diseases Treated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-21
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-05
NEW TEMPTATIONS.
Continued from Tenth Page.

Natures Garden: an Aid to Knowl- edge of Our Wild Flowers and Their fn- sect Visitors" by Neltje Blanchan. H.
 lustrated; Svo, pages 415; price, $500. Doubleday Page X Co. For sale by
 Judd. This is an admirable book As has been well said of it by the Hartford
 Courant; it is a remarkable volume, rich in thought, written in the spirit of such scientific lovers of nature as John Burroughs, Bradford TOrrey and the late William Hamilton Gibson The au- thor is familiar with Sprengel, Delpino, Darwin and Asa Gray. She has been specially indebted to the scientific ob- servations of Professor William Ire lease. But her book is a new creation full of life, volume admiral bly, illustra- ted from the living flowers and by MT Dugmore'S photographs in color by MT. Henry Troth. Ii is not enough, says the author, to know the names of the wild flowers. to be familiar with them by sight. They have a large meaning in the scheme of the world, and are ever to be closely associated with the animal creation. The bees, the birds, all army of insects, do much of the work which the SdIueue4 claims TOT himself.
 The New York Mail and Express says of the book in the course of an extend- ed review of it: Miss Blanchan was engaged for over two years in the mak- ing of this book, which tells, in plain popular language, the intimate life his tories of over five hundred species of wild flowers. The feature of her work which will We believe, bring it most is the attention it pays to the intimate relations existing between flowers and insects. This relationship has long been known to botanists, and a popular scientific paper on the subject has been published in the but never before has the whole wonderful scheme of the perpetu- ation of flowers by insects been so ex-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-05

cha. old and young, seem to cherish an hydrophobc aversion to water, which is indeed a fluid too precious to be used for lavatory purposes, having to be brought ondonkey back to the villages from springs and wells, often miles away.
 FANNIE B. WARD.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-05
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-02-17
THE NEWSPAPER PERSONAL.

|REAT are the mysteries Of the newspaper personal,
| and manifold are its travelings. Falsehood is said
J. Seven.leagued boots, while truth is like a
snail. But the newspaper personal is wireless tee-
gram that speeds the air. swoopng down the morning
journals and eappeang in the afternoon issues spreading its
the gaze Of the only true unversaist the
paper reader Nor does die the quick death of the mush
growth for it and and it does happen
drop between editions it is only find instant Nvana
from which energies goriously fancu than AS
try catch the wind cage this feetng thing You
deep in thought wondering how you going to pay
your coal bill when the newspaper personal reports you
Florida your wife is having hard time with house full of
company when you her enjoying the gayetes of California;
fishing for the necessary nickel to take you
office when you read that you contemplating trip to
Europe. personal Of only two lines has been printed in
thousand newspapers of this country and Europe that
tain distinguished General fighting in the Philippines the
nveteate smoker in the Army He took the trouble
send denial OF the fact all the way Manila and added
that he smoked in his life How foolish! For all prac
teal purpose he is still not only smoker but confirmed
victim ofncone. The people have read in the newspaper
personal and they believe it, When Mr. Morton was nom
mated for Vice President the ticket with General Harrison
proclaimed that he had wng side whskers, and the
newspapers of the nation bossomed in pictures of this luz
uran adonment What matter that he clean shaver
babe The whskers lasted for months and months
and only by presiding faithfully the Senate that
the smoohfaced Mr. Morton lived down the libel returned
to his
only liberties with facts but liberties with the sacred
rights the language that the personal takes. 1t summers
people and it "winers" them. 1t lands them Sin the midst
of unuspecng communities Already has Sundayed some
of its victims, and the end is yet. But possibly its most
excruciang element its condensng brilliant Napoleon
trade conscious of which adectives could do bn
scan justice, his native He takes up local
paper and reads "M D. r. Goods Novembering with his
parents. Mr. Goods rising young merchant of Chicago"
1t is not much, but it is enough
Knowing that public who said: 81 do not mind
abuse by the column but Heaven protect from the
line paragraph" There paragraphs and there para
graphs but the greatest of them the newspaper PERSONAL
Lynn Roby Meekns, in Saturday Evening Post.