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New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Sportsmens Show. Madison Square Garden.
Health Board II a.
Board Of Public improvements afternoon.
Address by Bishop Potter on What a Young
Man Owes His city Columbia University, after
Conference Social Righteousness. St
Georges Memorial House, Sixteenth-st, near Stuy-
Square. evening.
School Board for Manhattan and The Bronx 5
2.
Peoples Institute lecture Egyptian Art BY
DR. q. 5 kellogg Cooper Union S 7. m.
Board Of Education free lectures. p. m; Cooper
Institute. Eighth-st. and Fourth-ave., oliver
Cromwell NJ A Monroe: Young Mems Christian
Association Hall No. West One-hundred and
twenty-ffth-st.. The Passion Play" A J. Talley
Young Mems Christian Association Hall, No. 50
East Twenty-th third-st. Among the Indians Of
Southern California G. W. James.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. MARCH 3, 1901
ARRIVED.
steamer Diamart CCier Reiners. Rotterdam February
at 9:l5 4th
Steamer Auchenarden (B0, Pet Port Mueo CNew-
CaledonaD December IS, Wellington January g. Monte
video 26 and - Lucia February "a with nickel ore
order vessel Norton q Son. Arrived the Bar at
80 m.
Steamer City Washington. Knight. Colon February
&C. with mdse and 10 TO the Panama Railroad
SIS Co. Arrived the bar at IL 80 ? 18th
Steamer Adirondack Brs owen. Kingston February I6
BarranQuilla 20 and Port witt
mdse to Pim ForSood & Kellock. Arrived at the Bar
AT m.
Steamer Heathheld CBr) Mackenzie Trinidad February
25 with asphalt the Trinidad Shipping Trading
Co. Arrived at the Bar al
Steamer Gloxinia ,Br), Wallace C1enfuegos February
E. with to J NJ Cebsllos & Co. 10 Frlnch
Edye Co Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer Mexico Stevens. Havana March . wit mds
| and 80 cabin James Ward & Co Ar
rived at ths Bar at s.l5
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

Steamer FL Norte. Gardner Orleans February
o J T Van sickle
Steamer Saginaw. Hale Georgetown, G. February IS
and Wilmington. G. March >. with mdse 10 William
i Clyde &
Steamer jamestown Tapley Newport News and Nor
fox with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion IS
sandy Hook. March :, $40 m--Wnd northwest fresh
Steamers Finance Colon. Jefferson Norfolk and New
port NewsS Bowie tRrl Liverpool;
an Tnd Jacksony He Kansas city savannah; Mamma Hata
southampton and Cherbourg FL Cid New Orleans Colds
boro, Philadelphia.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Pravle Point. March Passed. steamer Trier Ger,
M"yerheEe New York for Bremen.
Skjodt. New-Iork for Christansand etc ~
Lizard. March !" m-Passed, steamer Maasdam
tDuchl Bakker New-York for Rotterdam
klnsale March a-Passed steamer Canadian tBr). HILL
New-York for Liverpool " 1900
Movile March Arrived. steamer Furnessia 6Pr,
,r Young NeT.19rk for Glasgow tand proceeded
Young. New-York for Glasgow 'N'
Liverpool March ARRIVED steamer servia Or,
Stephens, New York
Avonmouth, March J-Saled. steamer Potomac C3r, An
dersen. New-York. ~ "
Glasgow. March ARRIVED. steamer sard,n,sn ,Rr,
Leth. March arrived, Primers Point cRr,.
Isle Of Wight March 4Passed Mannheim tcier,
Magin from Hamburgl. New-York ''
Bremen, March 4. midnight-Arrved OIfenburr
Ger. Steencken New York.
Rotterdam. March 4-Sailed steamer Ocean Dutch,
Gibraltar. March 5: m-Arrived. werra Cser
Poliack. New-York for Naples ana Genoa (and pro
Palermo March l-Sailed. steamer LArso Bay Csr,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
THE ALIENS MEN HELD.
GAMBLERS MAY MAKE A TEST CASE-THEr
HOPE TO DEFY THE LAW.

William Lewis. Arthur Moore and William Carnn-
bel. arrested on Monday evening in the raid made
iby Superintendent McCullagh for the Committed
OF Fifteen on No. 50 SiXth-ave. known as The
ALIENS poolroom, Were held in 81 500 bail for trial
yesterday by Justice jerome. George T. Ham
rnond was the only witness He SAID that he yls-
tted the place last saturday He put s. on horse
named Miss Charlie, al odds of 3 70 ! H.. won
ano cashed in his paper. He could not see who
lock his money or who paid his wager. He swore
Tfat he saw Moore, Lewis and Campbell n the
place, and they were employed posting bets on
slackboards and doing other work about the place
The Allen. IL Is reported. boasts that he will
open a pooroom IN Broadway and openly adver-
use it, il is said he is backed by gamblers who
1hink they can conduct the business of poolseIIIpg
;n such way as 10 avoid the penalties Of the law
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Frank W Molloy the contractor, with force
of two hundred men. began Monday TO con-
struCt the North-st. boulevard. This ancient high
way, which since the earliest stage coach days has
connected New Rochelle with White Plains and
the Hudson River towns, IL to be made one of the
widest and finest thuroughfares in WestChester
County. The new boulevard viii have two famous
landmarks-the monument erected to Thomas
Paine, the great deist and relics of the first Meth
odist Episcopal church established in WcstChcster
County and the second i'm the State of Newly Ork.
where George Whitfield preached when he visited
this country. The boulevard will about Sl0N-
On, and il is expected will he completed this sum
M
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
No custom HOUSE sH4KErP.

mere were rimors OF further shakeup at the
custom House yesterday. Collector Bidweu au-
thorlzeo a denial of the truth OF the rIlmors as
Wen as OF one TO the effect that Deputy Collector
CHARLES A. King 20 be succeeded by Jesse
Grant relative of General Grant. who is attached
70 me PUBLIC stores, II reported that Daniel
T. & &boMLlng had handed in his resignation dep
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
SMOKING CONCERT AT UNIoy LEaGrE

Unser the direction OF the house committee
Eugene ID. Hawkins chairman. Samuel T. Peters
and Samuel " Fairchild. a smoking concert was
given in the upper cafe Of the Union League Club
last night The entertainment was furnished by the
Imperial Orchestra, the Sican Male Quartet Mr.
nrawee. Juggler; Greg Patti. a comedian; Mr.
Zanetu' a magician, and Messrs. Farmer Rush
emo Page banjo players. A dinner was served ana
about one hundred and fifty members were present
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

Trieste. March 1-saed, steamer Pocasset tBr owen.
New-YOrk
Aden March Arrived. Lowther Castle (Brl.
Iackman. New-lork vita Port said for Singapore and
Manila
Alexandria. March Arrived Lady Joicey tBr
Cook. New-YorS for Bombay.
Sydney. 5 W. March 5-Arrived previously steamer
Drumcruil tBrl, Nicholson Baltimore and New-YoTk
via 81 Vincent. & V.
Adelaide March 3-Arrived. Dunbar CBr Camp
bell, York for Melbourne
Curacao March t. 5 m-Sailed, steamer Maracaiho.
TerrilL New-Nork
Victoria March sailed steamer Beucia tBr,. Nerisen
from santos for Nsw-York.
Santos Feb 2s-Arrved, steamer Catania tGerl. Bode
New-York.
81 Michaes March 5-Arrived previously. Maori
King (Br> Craven. London for New-York; Mora tSrl
Nicholson. Huelva for New York for coaD.
ST kits. March 4-Sailed. Madana tBrl Fraser
New-York
Kinsale. March :. 1880 m-Passed. Oceanic
tfrl Cameron. Ne0-iork for Queenstown and LIVER
Lizard March ;. io:45 mPaSsed.
Pche. New-York fox Southampton and Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
WHITE PLAINS.

Corporation Counsel Dykman received word from
Albany yesterday from Senator Mills that the spe-
Cial act authorizing the raising Of $4,000 for tho
completion OF maCada mized roads in this village
had passed both houses OF the legislature. and is
now awaiting the Governors signature. This brings
up to $4,000 the amount appropriated in the last
years for White Plains roads.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
Mr.. BALDWIN IGNORES THE NAyoR

Chairman Baldwin Of the Committee OF Fifteen
~oulc not dignity by reply yesterday the insolence
OF Mayor Van Wyck in calling him "a buffer
.9verybooy understands Of course. that is only
}the irritation he feels the committees success
IN making raids on the poorooms. and his apprc-
hension lest the committee should trace the black
mail home 10 Tammany, that could induce Mr.. Van
WVck 10 depart far from his customary cour-
feous manners he did on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBENIARLE-P Professor Palmer c. Ricketts,. OF
Troy CAMBRIDG E -EX-Judge Francis H Finch,
Of Ithaca and Lord Dunluce. OF Ottawa. HOL-
LAND-W. Caryl Ely. OF Buffalo, and L. {.
Phipps Of Pittsburg. PLAZA-Charles Z Patter-
son. OF Troy. VICTORIA-Joseph Bancroft of VIII
mington Del. WALDORF-EX-Con Congressman /. G.
Neidrnghaus Of St Louis, and D. d. Woodmansee.
Of Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
vessel For Line Malls close. Vessel sails
Jdihts'""h norfolk. Old dominion 300
SSoIta%aFk Antwerp Red Star---.. 1000 a m 1900
Jeutonic. Liverpool White St4r..-.... $40 1900
Eader land southampton, American $50 1000 m
Conal Galveston Mallory ...-...--.-- 300
Mount Vernon. lnagua ---........ $50 I2:O0 m
THURSDAY. MARCH 7.
La Breagne Havre. French. 700 1000 a m
- Rlo, New orleans, Morgan 500
Princess Anne. Norfolk Old Dominion. y m
Iiildur Curacao. Red D. 300 a IN
FRIDAY. MARCH S.
Fernheld Azores. Insuana. 900 500 m
Leon XIII. Cadz. spanish
Camatense North Brazil Red Cross. 900 m II :0O
Niagara, Tampico y q cuba. 1900 m 800 - m
NeWYork. Domingo clyde. 1890 300 p m
Hamilton, Norfolk Old Dominion. 300 m
Colorado. Brunswick Mallory 400 m
lroquois. Charleston, clyde ....-.....- 800 m
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

amusemeuls.
MEIROPOLTfAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON I9OO-I9oI

Culer lle direction OF Nr. Maurice
IO-NiGHI. At 1.3V-Der Ring des Nihsr,-z
GoiftsHDAMMERtN Nc. Mines Nordica s1
strong FRITZ Scheff OhtZka. Bridewe ana Scbu-sau
Helnki NM Dtppsl. Muhlmann and Ed de Reszke Cor
duCtOr. DamrosCh Son-
Thurs. Ev's. Mar. :. at 745-Special usrforr,.r-. -
popular fy PTices-DIE MEIsTERsINGEf< On German
MINES Gadskt and Olitzka; NM DippeI Bisphan1 Tr,m
MGh!nlann and Bertrau. Conductor Damrosch ~'
Fri. Ev &, Mar :, at S-LOHE,NGRIN TN cA-n.,
Mines Ternna and Ohtzka: NM Jean and Ed de Res-s.'
Sat Aft. Mar. g ROMEO EFT ,JUIIETrE a.
Erenchl Mines Melba, BridewelI: NM SaIeza Panc.
sizes Gilbert and Ed de Reszke. Conductor MancinsT
PAGLIACCI On italian. Miss FRITZ Scheff: NM
Salisnac Pfni-Corsi and Scott To he f7iJozya5 - II
CAEALLERIA RUSTICANA On Italian I1,s.
Gadsk and Louise Homer: NM Campanart and Crenorini
Conductor. Flou
sun. Ev'g Mar 10, at s.15-Girand Popular C,oucsrt
~ aadlti.n 70 miscellaneous concert Rossnis STARAr
MATER Will BE- performed und der the direction Of M
Darrosch Soluists Mines. Ternina. Brideweu and Mar
garet Macintyre NM Campanari. Crenonini and anc0n
Non Ev'g. Mar. II. ar S-LES HUGCENOTS 'dn
Italian, with extraordinary cast. Including Mines
Nordica, Homer and Nelba; NM Jean and "a a.
Reszke. Plans1n and Scott. Conductor Flon.
No Increase in prices for this performances.
Wed. Ev'g Mar. l3. 7.45-TRISTAN I'M
ISOLDE dn German Mines. Ternina and Schurarr-
Heink NM Jean and Ed. de Reszke, Muhlnlann and
BlsPharn- Conductor. DdrlrOsCh-
Fri. EV g Mar l., At S-L'AFRIC AINE Gin French.
Mines. Luotenne Breval and suzanne Adams; NM Jean
and Ed De ReszHe. Planc1a and Campanari Conductor
FIon.
WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
MOUNT VERNON.

President Wood OF the Board of Education has
appointed a committee to take charge Of the Car
negie Library offer. The board has received about
nfty offers of real estate for site II is reported
that "A situation IN Second-st. bet wcen Eth and
Sixth aves has been decided upon
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
lcoLER TREAsrRER on roLIcE RoARn

Corporation Counsel Whalen yesterday Informed
Controller Coler that in his opinion under the
new law, he (the Controller) is now the treasurer
81 the Police Board and therefore custodian Of th.
police pension fund.- also that he is the chief mr.
chasing agent OF the Police Department The
opinion says that Commissioner Murphv is leeaII,,
police pension fund. 'Ae
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
Announcements
Announcements
Prince Albert No 2
q q ". Full Dress Shirts. T. A W
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
p q W.


Sunrise 26 Sunset 557 Moon rises pm % Moons aEe IA
HIGH WATER
A. MSsndy Hook Island ~ Hell cate 10 ~
PM-Saudy Hook s36 GOV Island Hen Gate Ia -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
Upholstery Department.
afh Floor.

UPiIuiotOiy U0Pu' "''o""
sth Floor.
ORIENTAL GOODS.
Extensive collection Of East India
Articles, embroidered Skirts.
Bodices. Scarfs, Covers and
Mats. Phulkaris, and fine Jey-
pore Prints,-fOr table covers,
couch covers or pOrtieres.
About $50 fine India Prints, size
about 1 1-2x3 yards,
s1.OO each.
Delhi PhuIkaris. with curiOusly
embroidered borders and
centres,
S1.95 each:
u-uaI price $500.
Printed Table Covers, 3-4 yard or
one yard square,
40 cents and S1.OO each.
Sofa CushiOns,-abOut u inches
square. covered with various
Oriental StuffS.
S1.5O and $3.50 each;
usual prie s2.5o $3.50.
Borders and Dados, one yard
wide,-ffve to eight yards long,
$500 each.
James MCCreery & Co..
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

Men and women are too
busy to attempt to re emem-
ber figures, dates and "A
multiplicity of facts. When
in doubt always consult
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
for 1901. You will be sur
priSed at it's completeness
and accuracy In paper. 25
cents, postpaid. In hand
some cloth, 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

The Due and the Ascot"
are the Derby winners.
The Due" has truly ducal
crown of royal dimensions-ot
royal "highness especially.
The Ascot" blocked after the
English hunting hat is just as
high crowned, but rounded, not
square.
Every other good Derby block
is included in the also rams.
Spring Overcoats SIS to S55
long or short.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Us Broadway. Warren.
and Warren -.
569 Broadway. Prince. We MI orders
1850 Broadway. sd. by mail
- West SD ST
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

I'IFa'7 1A-NIJ FAtSt1IlI1 AND ELECTIONS R0ARD
EN-Polioe Commissioner Jacob Fyase .a,,os -
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday and had a Ions, con
Terence with him Neither would say what II was
about but il is thought that Hess seeks m arro,,,
ileit AT me Mayors hands as one of the two Re-
publican Elections Commissioners Soon % -
chosen under the new law. Hess proved 50 ,,sas,,,
70 Tammany when he was in the Police Ros rd III
MS record there viii be strong reconrnen atio,,
ior the new Job The salary is 5000 and Hess
needs the money 'N iAeSs
The Mayor II In exactly the right mood tbase
days 10 tantalize the Republican bull bv danpiinS
IN its face red flags like Hess Abel n he Sa
cides TO appoint Hess as the NeW-York Repuhlica \
commissioner he is likely TO take care of AbeIl In
lhe manner for the Brooklyn end
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
TRISTAN UyD
WEBER PIANOS USER
MET. OPERA HOT USE-sPECIAL.
Only Afternoon Cycle and Last Performances Of
DER RING. DEs NIBELENGEN

MET- OPERA Hot SE-SPECIAL.
Only Afternoon cycle and Last Performance OF
DER RING DEs NIBELUNGEN.
By Richard Wagner
GOLD. Mines Schuniann- Heink. Scheh. Olitzka and
Susan Strong; NM Van Dyck. Dippel Bspha1 JOurret
Blass. pufriche Hubbenet and Bertrau. Conductor S
paUrOsCh-
Thurs Aft Marcn H. az 1:45 precsely-DIE
W WaLkURE- Mines Nordics. Schumann-Heink. Olitzka.
Frirz SChef BrIdewel Bau-rneister. MarylI Van
t'auteren. Remi and Gadski NM. Van Dyck, Bass and
BertraT. Conductor. Nj. Damrosch-
Tues Aft. March 19 rs precisely SfE6iE RIED.
Mines. Terni1a FRITZ SCheff and SChunann-Hetnk NM
Jean and Ed. de Reszke Blass. Hubhensr and Bspham
Conductor. Mr. Danrls-h
Fri Aft March 22 1.SN precisely-GOTTER-
DahMERV Nc. Mines. Ternina. susan Strong, Fritz
Sched Oitzka Bridewel and Schurnann- Heink; Mn
Jean and Ed de Reszke and Muhlmann. Conductor NJ
DanrOsCh.
sale Of for ENTIRE cycle only closes TONIGHT.
Sale OF for SINGLE performance OF cycle
Will begin TOMORROW morning Usual prices.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

A bill Of less than the usual length IS Of
fered at Keith's this week In II are NJ b
Curtis, the Living Art Studies. Frank Cham
berlain. johnson and Dean. Willis p Sweatnam.
Maude Courtney, the Empire Comedy Four the
HaidabuTa Family.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

Scenes from the life and death Of Jean dare
shown by the cinematograph at the Eden
Musee this week The waxworks are keeping up
were shown by the cinematograph at the Eden
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06

At Proctors One hundred nd -twenty-hfth Street
Theatre at present the most prominent features
are Ivan Tschernons dogs. Gertrude Mansfield
and Caryl Wilbur. The Irish Alderman" RAY
mond and kurkamp, Falardo. the Burke Sisters
May Casta. Ramsey and Arnold apd rba kaIa 49,
noscope motion views.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
HoNEsEEKERs EXCURSIONS
Copper Range Railroad co.
TIME TABLE.

N eject AZ 1901 sunday. June 2, 1901
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
LESSONS BY PHoNoGRAPH.
A New Device Ina Tcnching Correct
RECOMMENDATIONS in Foreign
Tongues.

Teaching modern languages by
means Of the photograph is a new
device. II is employed by some Of
the many correspondence schools
that have sprung mp all over the
country in the last year or two.
At the headquarters OF the school
the teacher speaks the lesson into
the funnel OF the machine. These
records are then mailed TO the stu
dent, who may live thousand niles
away, together with photograph
and several blank records.
In HRS own home the student sets
the photograph going and listens
while it repeats as pure German,
Italian or French as The teacher
knows how to speak. Having learned
the lesson he repeats it TO the talk
ing machine and sends the record
back 60 the school whore the teach
er criticises IL for his benefit.
Printed lessons are sent out also,
but from the photograph it is as
serted the pupil learns correct pro-
nunciation as he never could from
books, and almost rs well as nc
would from the instructor az first
hand
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
I,nIIIna. 81 m rmperor.

His Imperial Japanese Majesty Nut
su Hito, the one hundred and twenty
third mikado OF the empire, always
wears simple uniform, and never
goes about alone. When the mjkado
had his first photograph taken he ex-
claimed that II he was as ugly asst rep
resented him TO be he would never sit
for his portrait again. At the. en-
peror's request the Japanese legations
In other countries refused TO issue his
picture. In truth, the milsudo is n
plain man, somewhat bow-lcgged and
pigeon-toed. but he has an air OF
majesty none the less. Tie has shown
himself wise. good and able ruler.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
Stricken WIN pnrnlrsis-

Henderson Grimctt, % this place, Was
stricken With partial paralysis aud com
plctely lost tile use oi one arm aud side
Alter being treated by un eminent physi-
cinu Tor quite while without relief. my
Wiic recommended Chambcrlaiu's Pain
Balm, and after using two bottles OF Il
he is almost entirely cured. Geo. r.
Mcdonald, MIN, Logan county, W Va
several other very remarkable cures 81
partial paralysis have bcrn effected b,
the use OF this liniment IL il most
widely known, however RS a cure for
rhemaiism, sprains aud bruises. Sold
nt Cole Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
NO TIPS FOR cHIRoPoDIsTs.
A Social Problem THAT One Woman
Has Not as Yet Succeeded
IN solving.

She had just come from the par
lors." as their manager called the
place, and had ayailed herself or the
treatment OF one Of the staff. She
was walking firmly, planting her feet
on the ground as if she had never
known what il was TO tread gingerly
along, says the New York Sun
II suppose he's as much entitled to
tip as the girl that fixes my nails"
she said TO her companion, "but
cannot for the life OF me bring my
self 10 tip a chiropodist. ! give the
girl her quarter after she has fixed
my nails just as regularly as I pay
90 cents at the desk. But / have
never yet tipped the chiropodist, and
II was only a few months ago that i
realized he expected it,
'I thought he was very sollcitous
after he was through, asking how I
felt md saying good-by as ] left his
room; but never suspected that he
wanted q fec, as had never heard OF
tipping chiropodists. Afterward /
asked somebody, who told ME that
these men always expect to be
tipped
81 could never decide on how much
to give them, even if / wanted TO. It
costs only 25 cents for treatment,
and I couldn't give him tip Of The
same Size. ON Che other hand,
could not offer one ~ those men ten
cents. think I'll wait and let the
chiropodist's tips become q little bit
better settled before begin"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
cnIcAao. MILWAUKEE 8
CHICAGO q Nourn WESTERN.
Notice for Publleatlon.

FIRST publication Nav. g last peteuntf tt.
DEPARTMENT nF THE NTEuuu.
LAND OFFICE ar 81 tNugIafE. MlcHn
NOVEMBER 1Tit lNVl.
NutiCe ia hereby given tlas ihe following
nGmod settler has fiicd n0tice ~ hia HleH'inr
e nitke tsla pp0ui ln Support WI 3l~ ei4it 'iN4
nnt snu rr9ufMlll hc Wilar telolr thf n'ttt g,
he EiprAit tuuft oil lrun coAutl az
hala, cil~ eu December lGtN, 1901 NJ w.
Ann'lraf loH Nd. SHOT ff t@hn t0r*hf t,E
VIE uan tiie lnLaMlna5Eif3r s.et io F' . -
e4AtlNuon~ neifuee upon nna tii.i ~ =
la land vl1s OLA D. ieAiN, h4
Claws rctersgH Casper AhAfl
a AIS Hif& e1ex H,2slef.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
GENEVA CENTURY TREE.
ing-stick OF Traveller Ifas
Shaded Many Congregations.

On Maple Hill. one mile west of the
village OF Geneva, stands one OF the
largest trees in this state. It Is 100
feet high, lis feet ia diameter, meas
ured through the branches, and the
diameter Of the trunk Is eight feet.
Maple Hill is the home Of Charles Bean.
1t rs the highest ridge in the vicinity
of Geneva and the tree can be seen
for many miles from nearly every
point Of the compass. For many years
the turnpike (now Hamilton street,,
on which the tree stands, was an In
dian trail. The train became a state
road In 1894.
Somewhere about 100 years ago,
says the Buffalo Express, a prospector
named Ephraim Lee passed through
the present site OF Geneva, on trip
over the old Albany and Buffalo turn
pike. On his journey around the foot
OF Seneca lake he cut a stick 20 hclF
himself along. At The summit of Ma
pie hill he stuck his cane In the rich
earth and, lying down, went to sleep
II was late when he awolle, and he re-
sumed his tramp, forgetting the
freshly cut, green stick, which soon
rooted and sprouted and grew 10 be
the monarch 81 The forest" Lees
story preserved the tree, when the
forest was cleared all about II, and IN
1913 the trunk was driven full Of
spikes, SO that an unsentimental road
master could not cut II down. II is
believed that the iron is the cause OF
its wonderful, thrifty old age. When
Gen. La Fayette visited Geneva he was
met by cayalcade which waited under
this tree for the distinguished visitor,
and on subsequent occasions ii has
shaded many a congregation of reli-
gious worshipers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23

The dukes Of Sutherland, Buccleuch
and Deyonshire are joint lords Of
2,ool,Go0 acres Of land, an area equal
60 more than ~ times That Of The Coun-
ty OF Middles,N. and representing n
slice Of land stretching from The south
OF England 20 the extreme north Of
Scotland more uan evc miles wide.
II ihis land were Rll ia Enelandabout
an acre oui OF every lG would belong
AZ oAe ~ ofherof hese dukes.