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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
sHARKEY-FITzsINMONs BOUT.
The Sailor to Cover the Forfeit OF
$1,000 ON Monday.

New York, Feb. 26.--Tom sharkey an
nounced to-day that he would cover Rob
ert Fitzsimmons forfeit of 5000 on Mon
day. Sharkeys manager would like to
have the contest decided at Coney Island
but If any other club offers more money
for the battle than the Seaside organiza-
ton, he will gladly accept its bid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27

Washington, Feb. 26-The Senate to-
day confirmed Brig. Gen. IA. c. Otis to
be major general by breyet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
Nominated Second Lieutenant

Washington, Feb. 36.-The President to-
day nominated Frank 3. Davis of North
Carolina, to be second lieutenant in the
army.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27

Paardeberg, mot dated, via Modder
River, Feb. %, Evening.-The Borderers
and the Yorkshires have repulsed a Boer
attack, inficting heavy loss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27

It is probable that the above dispatch
refers to the engagement of Friday, con-
tanned in the Associated Press dispa tches.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07

| Az was expected, the election was u
very hot ono aud engendercd. Tor the
time, much III feeling but ns The result j.
reviewed ia tie aIlcrlight Of iairncss il
is generally acceptable TO all concerned
and the better element OF the people are
divided aud that both sides are well
represented IN township matters. The
lining up WIS along the line oi old per
sohal grudges in which the Oliver miners
"buckcd" the Iiemlock River miners and
the result showed that IL is n stnnd-off
between the two. Mr.. Olson, the Citi-
zens' candidate for supervisor, Won much
favorable mention for the gentiemnnly
policy he pursued. lie remained ia his
store aud LET the Others tight IL out. or
course there il the usua, talk Of crooked
ness, etc, but the light ofplstnnd present.
experiences in that line pilots ihe I H..
minded man To admit that it's I'll prsc
Of II color" and To hope for the time
when civilization will prevail here as well
M at other parts 81 the county. Sheriff
Waite was here election day aud j. was
well that he WAS for his presence put
dampcr ON any demonstrations of force
Now, let both elements get down and do
business and do il right So that the
people here may be able To say at the
end 81 their term that the interests OF
all the people Of the township have bccu
uppermost ia the minds oi the officials
and not that their whole attention was
given To opposing cnch other.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07

while the nervous system Is rapidly
built up again and put TO work with
out confusion, thus bringing all the
important organs into harmony and
restoring perfect health.
"About seven years ago was all run down
with nervousness and heart trouble and w'.s so
bad that had to give up work. J was nerv.
cus, sleepless and irritable all the time and
although several doctors treated me did not
improve any under their care. Hearing Or.
Miles Nervine well spoken OF for such
troubles ! commenced using il and grew bat
ter from the start. When ! had used three
bottles felt that ! was cured; but still keep
a bottle of the Nervinc on hand, and when !
am unusually tired or nervous take dose and
am all right again. j took DIR. Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills along with the Nervinc and
found them the best Live. Pills on the nlar.
ket" ALBERT CRANE, Newark, Ohio.
DIR. Miles Nervirc is sold at all drug stores
ON positive guarantee. Write for free advice
and booklet 10
DR.. MILES MEDICAL. Co., Elkhart Ind.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07
Nerves Unstrune.
Weak Stomach; Pain in the Chest; Sleep
less, NerDous, irritable; all rua
Doom. Cured BY
DR.. Miles Nervsne.

Nearly every disease is the sign Of
poverty, either OF the blood or OF the
nerves. When the brain cells and
nervous tissues are used up faster
than they are repaired, not only the
brain and nerves, but every vital
organ OF the body cries out for help.
Headaches, neuralgia, heart disease,
nervous dyspepsia and liver and kid
ney troubles run rampant in the help
less system, destroying whatever
strength remains until at last the
breakdown comes and then---
DIR. Miles Restorative Ncrvine is do
ing a world OF good for such weak,
nervous people, whose brain and body
are overtaxed, but who may yet be
saved from state OF indescribable
wretchedness, and restored TO lives OF
happiness and industry. BY soothing
and strengthening the secretive
glands OF the digestive organs It IA
cilitates digestion and assimilation,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07

societies which are rapidly getting into
such shape, both as to memb 'rship and
wealth, that they will be able to combat
those who are the cause al bringing
reproach upon them. The two societies
have membership of nearly two
hundred and preparations are already
under way TO build a large hall in which
TO hold the meetings and socials. Per
sonaly the members OF the crganiza-
tions are prosperous and are rapidly
moulding into good American citizens
The society has been the cause Of hold
ing many Of these people out OF the
saloons and making them useful and
provi,lcnt.
The tough character az the saloons ol
this town have been the cause OF much
Of the unlawful things that have been
done up here and we learn that the
temperance people have had their heads
| together and will in the future compel
the saloons TO obey the law. These men
are determined and are unit in the
movement so that is likely that much OF
the lawlessness which has been rampant
here in the past will not bc in evidence
in the future. The main reason for this
move, VIC learn, IL the expectation that
Der OF saloons here and that, aS IA result,
the temptation to he cloud" will be in
creased
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07
Better Train Service.

Amasa Is to have u morning train in
and out So thata person can come M
here in the morning and anyone living
here can get away from here in the
morning The TAIN in question will
have Crystal Falls somewhere about
live o'clock IN the morning and run up
here with freight, empty ore cars. nnd
passengers. II will switch aud leave
again for Crystal Falls about eight
O'Clock taking out ore and passengers
and connecting with the morning
passenger ut CrA stal Fails. (For time
between Crystal Falls and Green hay
see local page. Edo
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07
TWO PROMISING soc ErIEs.

The Finnlsh and Swedish Temperance Societies
in Flourishing Condition.
Many slurs and calunnies have been
east. 10y unknowing ones at the Scandi-
navinn population Of this place but
these people ARE not deserving OF 't.
There arc sone~~so smnll sum TINT
they can bc counted ON the iincnrea 81
both han,s-that. unfortunately bring
repronch upon the people 81 their ma.
, tionnlity here by getting drunk and
'uuarreling. but the great majority OF
these people bc'ong TO the Temperance
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07

We believe that Chambcrlnn's Cough
Remedy Is the best ia the world. A few
weeks ago we suffered with severe cold
and Troublesome cough, aud having
read their advertisements in our own
and olhcr papers We purchased n bottle
to sec iit would effect MS II - the best
medicine out Ior colds anil coughs The
Herald, AnlersonviIlc. lnI For Sale
by Coles Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07
AMASA NOTES.

Will Bplitho, the popular cashier at
the Michigan, was at Crystal Falls last
Tuesday. Mr. Bolitho is the newly
elected clerk Of the township and school
board. Mr.. Bolitho was formerly n
teacher IN Dickinson county.
win Jobe was down TO the Falls sew
eral days the fore part Of the week.
Harry Furloite was at Crystal Falls
during the week.
Mrs. H. Il. Christensen has been down
TO the Falls couple OF days visiting her
sister, Miss McPhail, who il teaching in
schools Of that place. Mr.. Christianson
accompanied her TO the Fails and con
tinucd TO Iron Mountain where he had
business.
Prosecuting Attorney Byees was in
town during the week looking the town
ship records.
!. +. Gibson has been AWAY most oil
the week looking after his explorations.
There was hot time in the old town
nftcr the election hast Monday night.
The sympathizers with each side lined
up on opposite sides oil the street and
rockets, roman candles, iire-crackers
and every other conceivable means oi
expressing pleasure were brought iuto
play. Both sides won victory and
both were happy. In the melee some
miscreant threw n stone through III. r.,
Christensen & Compnny's windows.
Miss Collins was at Crystal Falls visit
iny friends over last Sunday.
IL is said that Mira. Collins contem-
mates giving II grand Easter dance and
all are looking eagerly forward to u
grand time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Furlott arc visit
ING friends at Marinettc. They intend
staying week or two.
Miss Miller, OF llermans,ille, and n
Younger sister arrived here Tuesday to
k,cp house for their father. August
Miller.
A number OF miners direct from Eng.
land arrived al Amasa during the week.
Thcy went to work at the llemlock.
Gnland, Crystal Falls, popular tailor
was in Amlsa during the week and did
consider able business.
Mrs. Gottis here today attending to
her music class.
A plumber from Iron Mountain was in
town several days 81 the week working
for Mr. Lawrence.
Mrs, Mueller, nee Annie Furlott, Is
keeping house here While her parents are
ON their visiting trip.
Wm. CORY, who is employed at the
Gibson, moved his family here during
the week
Henry Osier who has been patiently
waiting a chance to move his ihnlily
here from Green Bay was given the
coveted opportunity and is now don-
eiled in one 81 the new Oliver houses
See, young maiden, that thou takeut
the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea, made
bv the Madison Medicine Co., II thou
likest thy fair lace. 35c.
Next week II. +. Christensen will
start work ON large store building next
10 his present general store. The block
will bc large enough 10 accommodate u
drug store, bakery and barber shop
besides leaving a pnrt for his own use.
.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07

N so. do not neglect until " ~ TOO ia'e 'n"
opportunity ~ Kidding yourself OF IL ~ ono"
Doctor renner's Dyspepsia Cure. ~ tns
name Implies, Is simply FOR Dyspepsia an,
Indigestion. This Is a preparation long 40"
successfully used In private prnc''ee ny ons
OF Americas best qualified ply sieians' Nnoss
writings are an accepted authority =" ~
.,,.,,c.l questions. Get circular 81 dealer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-07

The Oshkosh Times offers 5000 fol
the best guesses on Wisconsin's popu.
,ahon. Send In a guess
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13
X All Work Practically Done. X

L0sr.-A point lncc hnndkrrchi, {
was lost TuCg hay somewhere bet wocn
Mrs. keith's residence md RciDhart'p
s,"ro. Tho finder will ploasc leave
the came Mt this Office mud confer n
favor un the loser.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13
why NOT PURE SILVERs

The EIko independent, a Demo.
crat Silver product, says in an I'M
guarded moment -Adlai L. Steve AEON
has been through the fire and came
out pure gold" While that is true
the GAZETTE did not look for such a
plain confession from a Democratic
sheet. 1t is quite astonishing to see
how the SILVER press OF Nevada
loves gold.-Repo Gazette.
II is remarkable how n hide bound
gold bug, who PIRATES for silver and
shifts and squirms about as Bro.
Bragg does, will strain at a knst and
swallow al elephant The word
gold in the above was used advis.
eddy and was intended to mean and
docs mean that Mr.. Stevenson had
been tried and proved hiuself a gen,
uine, true blue Democrat, aud an hon,
orable man in every walk OF life. I'm,
like our critic, Mr.. Stevenson has fix.
ed opinions on the silver question and
Is ready to fight Tor them. He does
not shout for silver one day and yell
for gold the next rs the editor OF the
Gazette has done Tor 10, these many
years. We hope We have made oui
meaning clear.
The editor OF the Gazette, who By
the way is wise beyond his years
thinks it astonishing to sec how the
Silver press OF Nevada loves geld
Why bless your dear old gold-bug
heart Of course we love gold and sill
yer too and therein wo differ from
you. Yon have worshiped at the fee,
OF the gold trust so long that yor
have become mentally blind TO the
fact that silver If still used fol
money Notwithstanding the efforts ot
your party to destroy it rs a none,
metal, or course. our dear Bro. doe:
not like silver and would not take il
in the ordinary course OF business
Just offer him one OF the dollars o.
our daddies and see him spurn it
He would 60 without his Dime
before he would permit his sacred
person to be contaminated by it
touch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13
ThPERIALIST MCKINLEY.
What the People May Expect IL the
Hanna Outfit lie Returned
to Power

Those who desire to maintain the
government OF the United States in
the form which has given freedom to
its citizRns and opportunity to all it,
people should fight the Republican
party with uDfailrng persistency aud
courage.
Mckinley las shown 10y ms acts
that he is opposed to the principles
upon which the government was
founded, and that he favors imperial
lsm,a thing which is a greater menace
to this country than was the doctrine
OF secession.
And that the Rebulican party pro
poees to support Mckinley and his
imperialistic ambitions ia shown by
the platform adopted by the Republi.
a national convention ut Philadel.
phia.
In all the turgid rhetoric OF that
document there can he found no ref.
erenco to the DeclaratiGn OF Indepcn.
dence nor the Constitution.
Both OF these immortal documents
are opposed to imperialism and there.
fore neither Of them could he refer.
red to by the makers Of the Rcpubli.
q platform, intent OH establishing
Imperialism in the United States.
All the issues which are opposed
by the freedom loving people Of this
country are Endorsed. imperialism,
militarism, the trusts and the iariiT.
to say nothing OF the single gold
standard, ARE defended IN strong terms
or defended by Implications.
Assuming to denounce truste, vol
approving commercial combines in
the introduction OF this resolution.
tho platform stands as II weak contra.
diction 10 the facts.
During Mckinley'e ad ninistra,jop
nearly a Thousand monopolies hive
been created with a combined omit.
nj OF s5,oo0,oO0,oO0 and not opa atom
has been taken by the RcpublicapEr.
scutive, the Republican Attorney
General or the Republican Congress-
TO curb this creation OF trusts.
Hanna represents the combines
hndHapna contracted the convention.
declared the platform mud nominated
Tho candidates.
The issuo is mado up. DO the peo.
ple want Hanna, Mckinley and i'm.
perialism, or Bryan md free govern.
MONTH"; Chicago Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13
Board of

The hoard Of pardons met Monday
and the following cases were dist oscd
Of:
Patrick Crowley, Of Storey, for
murder. Indefinitely postponed.
III. y. GhfIord, OF Washoc. with in.
tent I" kill. Pnrdoncd.
L. Guggcnheim. Of Storey, cmbcz.
element. Pardoned.
George Bonnifacc OF Storey. Far.
d ned.
Tho board then adjourned until
Tuesday morning.
The pardon Of l.. Guggenhrim fnlla
u little short oi MI outrage uuop
the public. From 1884 Ia 1897 l,o
held tho position Of Grand Secretary
OF the / .. &. j.. Grand Loigc Of
this State. At TINT time and M Ia
lS!hJ there waB oil insurance feature
connected with theOrder. IA Grand
Secretary he collected and hiphurscd
all the assessments received from
mcmbcrs who Ind taken ont puliGics.
In l@9 tho insurance featurs wos
abolished by the Grand Lpdgo. In
1870 n committee, composed Of this
writer J. H. Mulcnhy o. Carson and
Nick Hummpl Of WRdsworth. was nm.
pointed to examine the books Of tho
Endorsement rank and report nj the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13

The news from China is more
hopeful. The Secretary Of State re-
ceivei a dispatch Yesterday from Mr..
Goodnow, United States Consul at
Shanghai. stating that is it Givea out
by the Governor OF Shan Tung that
the legations We e st tuding on july
9TH and Ihat the outlaws were dis
persInG. Mr.. Cooduow adds that
this statement docs not obtain
general credeuce. The State De-
partmeGt at Washington has made
public the circular which was sent to
'orrlEn representatives and winch
embIi lice the views L. which the
United States has strictly adhered
from .hc very brgulag Of the pres.
Cnt trouble, ANA which the different
powers have umc h.. ono taken INTO
favorable consideration. II is las
follows.
-Dcpartmont Of state. Washington.
d. G, July 3. l9u0-In this critical
posture 81 Affair, IA China. it is
deemed appropriate 10 define tile at.
ti!udc Of the United States as far AS
present circumstances permit this to
lie done. We adhere {" the policy
Unlimited 10y Us III 1874. Of pcacc
with the Chinese nation. 81 futher.
ence Of lawful commerce, and Of pro.
lection Of lives and property Of nur
citizens 10y all mean, guaranteed nm.
der the extra territorial treaty rights
and toy the law Of nations. ~ wrong
he d"n5 to II citizens. We propose to
hoIdrcsr"nsihlc the authors 10 the ut
tcrmosi accountability. We rc,urd
the condition at Pek!n ~ one of ,ir
tWai anarchy whereby power and re-.
>ronTibiiity is practically d,voIvcd
upon III" local authorities.
we regard them as representing
the Chinese people. with whom We
seek +" remain IL peace and friend
ship. The purpose Of the President
Is ~ II En- hr"u heretofore. To me-,
concurrenliy with the other powers
ilrsi III opening up communication
with Pekln and rc-culug the Amrri.
can Officials, missionaries and other
Amenrau- vino are III danger; srr.
ondly, aiT"riIuG all possible pro,cc
ton ovcryw her" in China 10 Amcri
can ii" and property; thirdly. m
guarding ami protecting all lcpiti.
maj" American Interests. and fourth
III aiding I" prevent a spread Of the
"ls"Ticr5 L" the other provinces @,
'hc empire, aud Il recurrence ~ such
di-aSteTs. II l. too curIy tp forecast
"" means at this last result. but the
P"!icy Of the Government Of u,c
United States "a to seek a ]spIut,nu
winch may bring about permanent
safety and peace to China. urcscrvc
territorial and administrative entity
protect all rights guaranteed Ia
friendly powers 10y treaty. and inter.
national Law and safeguard for fine
world, the principle Of equal and i'm.
partial trade with all parts Of the
Chinese empire
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13

next session ~ Tn Grand Lodge 10
be held in Carson III 1897. The COM
mittcS srcnt nearly a week in unrar.
cling the ,anGle and asc result, show.
ed that Tor wears l. Gugcenheim had
been stealing the money paid t. him
Tor the beueit " the widows and Or
phaus ~ Odd Fellows ot this State,
Tho amount stolen tnOm this tnud
alone was found ~ IL all :hc WAY
from 5000 ~ nearly 5000, the con.
dition -; his books being such that
the committee found it impossible to
ascertain the correct amount. Know.
ing that LhC committee had ms books
under examination and that 1t would
reportthc exact condition charlottesville
Sunday before the Grand Lodge met
in 1927, GugGenhcim ATTEMPTED to
! Commit suicide. lie lid not show up
at the meeting 81 the Grand Lodge
AMI 4 further investigation Of his ac
counts with that body sho wed that he
had appropriated nearly SlIo0 ut its
funds. In addition tO this he had
stolen the funds ot other Orders that
trusted him and had even used funds
deposited with him Tor safe keeping.
In fact he WIS stripped NJ his boosted
honesty and Iutccrit! nud stood be.
fore :!;c ~S..a ~ an all around thief.
|; Is for such mel that State prisons
are built and. hen once they are put
behind its walls. they should bc KEEP;
there until the full penalty prrscrib.
od b! law is paid. Hence we say the
pardon Of this man falls but little
shot Of an outrage npon the public.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13

toward him and would like to con
tinuc in their service.
He next alluded to the campaign
OF 1875 and declared hat he WAS the
victim Of the basest treacnrry at the
hands OF Stewart and Wallace. Nom
mated on the same ticket with Stew
art they had plotted aud
schemed for ms defeat. AS an evil
dence O! this, he recalled the nohiug-
ton Of Thomas Wren, a bitter enemy
Of Wallace. by the Pnpulists aud the
attempt OF Wallace to have the Re-
%publicans nominate DR.. Patterson. a
rank E"ld.hug, in the hope that
Wren's candidacy would divide the
silver vote and that Patterson woTld
win. As conclusive proof Of this he
referred TO the appointment Of Or.
Patterson as Superintendent O! the
Hospital for Mental DIseRss 10y II
board composed entirely of members
OF the Silver party. lie considered
this conclusive proof OF the ]ireachcry
OF Wallace and Stewart. After the
election lie believed Stewart was lie
feated by the people and he deter
mInei to make a tight for the Scua-
torship. AZ q candidate Of the Sill
Yer part! for Congress he was entitled
to and should have received the I'M
qualified support Of Stewart and
Wallace during the campaign and
Stewart was entitled to aud did re-
ceive his support. The treHchery Of
Stewart and Wallace WAS carried
through the campaign and ne WIS
unable To expose il on account OF
sickness, but after the election he de.
termined TO pay them III their cwn
COIN, the result being that Stewart
after a hard fight was elected 10y one
majority in the Assembly. Stewards
course IN the Senate wa pointed ont
as another proof Of his t~reschery.
lie was now recognized by the Re
publicans as u Of their number and
voted with them on all important
questions, except now and then a
perfunctory vote.
MIR. Newlauds did not miuce mat
tiers concerning the campaign Of 1898
and the treachcry OF the men to
whose support he was entitled To by
every consideration ui good faith and
fidelity to party. After his denim
citation Of the men who had tried Ia
encompass his defeat. he paid a glow.
ing tribute to Bryan and Stevenson
and closed amid applause.
The chairman then called for three
cheers Tor the ticket and they were
gwen with Il will. The meeting then
closed.
The meeting was a success and nm.
geTo we'll for the Presidential ticket.
While the enthusiasm was not as
great perhaps as it should have been.
1t must he remembered shat Elko
audiences are never very enthusiastic
Speeches that rouse other audiences
TO the highest pitch Of enthusiast,
scarcely crente a ripple on the sur.
face here.
Mr. Newlands speech was in most
part we'll received and made Il mark.
ed impression upOn those who hcprI
him. Especially il thus true Of Tic
parts relating - the Philippine war
and the trusts.
The conditions we're not good for
taking notes and Mr.. Ncwland's
speech If reported mostly from mem
DRY. IL amy mistakes have been
mads they are wholly unintcntionnI
aud will be ohcerfuily corrected os
soon ms they are mauc known fn us.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13
nc Several Silver rarty
county Central Committees
Saturday, The 18th day Of July, 1900

sn nj ~, l~ntlE's" n' u%lCuting Delegates ~ r,
nh, convention IN accordance win ,,mmCc
"]Irr,inn" IS mi representation, Tho primnTy
WIN III" lave n This state compliance