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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
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"Somsthing New Under the sun. i"

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by the use OF powder, acid gnsPs inhalrrs
and drugs in paste form. liieir powders
! dry up the mucuuus membranes tgnsing
! them TO crack open and bleed The
powerful acids used in the inhalers have
entirely eaten away the same mem.
! brancs that their makers have aimed TO
cure, while pasts and ointments cannot
reach the disease. An old and eXper-
fenced practitioner who has for many
I wears made u close study and specially
~ the treatment Of CATSRRff, has at last
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when inithfully used, not only relieves
at once, but permanently cures CAfAkRH
10y removing the cause, stopping tire
dischnrger and curing al inflammation.
T. the only remedy known to science
that actually reaches the afflicted parts.
! his wonderful remedy is known as
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tanning internal ana external medic me
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use
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Hs the only sale aud positive cure for
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10 relieve HAY FEVER or Cold in the
HEAD.
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win Il. Giles Accompany, 1880 and2332
Market street, Philadelphia.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

cnAs. L-.... norse Lodged in Holmes Lak.
was the Cause.


Last Saturday night as Charles Har
ris of the Armenia mine was driving
home from the CrystaI Falls mine his
horse took fright and after dumping
the occupants of the cutter into the
snow, struck OFF at 24:0 gait He
started midway between the Crystal
Falls mine and the Mansfield track.
Instead OF keeping on the road the
burHa yeered off onto the railroad and
cut out for the Great Western. When
Ne reached the Western he swung Of,
onto the Amasa track and lit ont FOR
Hematite township dragging the cutter
after him. The cutter kept striking
the aniinal 5 heels driving BIN frantic
DE continued on the track and when
ne reached the bridge over Holmes
lake he slipped between the ties and
was pinioned there Mr.. Harris fol.
lowed the horse and when he found
him in the bridge, hastened to inform
The section men 40 the horse In the
position that he was was menace TO
the coming train luckily the passen-
ger train was several hours late and a
crew OF section hands got to work en-
deavoring TO dislodge the animal.
The passenger arrived III the mean
time and the train ere as also pressed
INTO service After several honr's
work the horse was taken out and the
'rain allowed TO pass Miraculous as IL
may seem the horse was not injured
ana Is at work again this week milking
bis usual trips.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

This company owns In fee simple one Of the very
choicest tracts of oil land In the Beaumont oil
fields and has gser guaranteed and well being drill
ed by one OF the most responsible well drilling firms IN
that field The well is down 600 feet and barring
unlocked for accidents the well will be one OF the big
gshers In the field Situated only 100 feet from the
famous Haywood No. well. with tested capacity OF
100000 barrels daily the Lake Superior Beaumont on
Company is assured Of well o. nucA more than the
average capacity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
Honorable Peter White.
CONTINUED from page A.

Continued from pAee4)
secretary o. ra ar to pIsnp
1s sD # % us% p es Jackson Msh WIN it The
Ts sassfr sE% ss Hs o1 h s ' .
GARRISON iys G' ~R 800 p pounds s1 u ore ' Se
the saaa %ias the p s
Cleveland 6S' %ap's Gentlemen TV report s opn mineral
Ss AS a the S a oa S s @s an
as sssTa 'ss nsas
he two upoo
Prairie who uedsd making Of from
s % Jacks me- =. s , qsB
in Superior made this 81
Ss %G%h S E s sS .S % Ss the 'es S
@ 'a w Fr who used
6sA ha IS1G S5 under the sf hammer g
81 IN Rs 9' each The s oa product gsa '9a Marquette 1 ,Ss when @
4S Ss same 1s sa ys Which us
TS grades and the G5 @ $ S 5i 5 hs a Ss TIE DEATH
saP s' i 1y 5sf
OF i 6a story be 3 IS an 'a' - u his fabe r' was 0
The front Of Joye himself
Aneye Ike Mars, o threaten and command,
station like the herald Mercury
combination indeed
To give the world assurance Of a man
leader viii Of ron he mad the
Intelligence energy given him constitution
proportion ravereat challenged admiration moreover his
associates mmeasurae deposits that
induced Mann and samuel Moody their
presumption How sadly mistaken his priority will
mea
Clark of Worcester Mass Mr.
Clark investigate Fisher factory
all the
the Cleveland and Lake Superior Moody
holding
deposits He him the Jackson
factory and
the early made
and journey this character nothing him Fisher
with He readily
offering security leases from Moody and Mann
location of
Worcester practical mechanc induced join
constructed the machinery
the Marquette Iron 90 organized consisting A. Fisher Har
H
Marqu it should be finished and Harlow follow mmed
ately thereafter
Grayereat returned Macknaw number n
the beyond white
whatever in the Lake Superior He had difficulty enistng
bleak and barren the proverba wilderness April ls49
leh Al the saut he transferred their few belongings Manaw
sailing
and al hotei at Indian Town known as Marquette.
(To be continued9
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
THE COMPLY COMPOSED FEN YOU KNOW.

And not like many in which you may have been ask
ed to invest tn.t only unknown to you but
merely stock speculation concerns and who care nothing
for your investment other than 70 sell their stock.
Therefore it behooyeS you TO look well TO whom the
management is entrusted Look the list OF officers
Of this company and you will find home men whom you
or your banker and Who not only reliable but
successful business men.
Another point 20 be remembered important -
your interest, this company will have representative
on the ground ~ look after the business and 9TH
oil contracts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
Fell on a Saw.

The M +. Ladies' Aid society met
at the church parlors last Tuesday.
Last Tuesday as Cyras sensiba wa.
at work in his saw mill at Atkinson.
a shingle bolt fell frofs the second
floor and hit him on the head, stunning
him. He fell backwards apainst the
big bolter saw. and would certainly
have been cut in two had not one of
the workmen who happened 70 be
standing near had the presence of rsind
TO catch him "a he was falling and pull
him away from the buzzing blade. AZ
it was. one Of his shoulders struck the
saw and slit was cut in the shoulder
blade. The cut extended diagonally
down the back past the back bone.
Fortunately the spinal cord was not
touched. Medical assistance was sum
moned and the wounds dressed. He
was taken, next morning. TO Iron
River, the Northwestern running the
freight into Atkinson TO get
him. AT Iron River he was placed in
the hospital In conversation with
Diamond Drill representative, DIR.
Sturgeon stated that Mr.. Sensiba has
but n fighting chance for life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

Going north 90 all points in the
iron md copper country. 7:15 am.
Going south to Milwaukee and
Chicago and all points
south. g.40nm.
Going north TO all points in
iron and copper country. 2:15.p.m.
Going couth 10 Milwaukee and
Chicago and all points
SOUTH 7:2Sn.m
Through sleeping cars TO Mn~adkeeaud
Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

which an election is to be held next
week. That is an entirely wrong idea.
The bonds that Mr.. Abbott is placing
are some Of the old outstanding bonds
that have become due and must be re-
funded
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
DIVIDENDS ARE ACTUALLY ASSURED.

Dividends by this company are certain almost at
once by the fact that already contracts for the sale OF
Oh from the well have been let and others are under con
sderaton and 10y the 10Th OF this month when the we
s exnected 10 be in SUFFICIENT quantity viii have been
sold to enable the company TO begin marketing the on
at once
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

price for old range ores at Che lower
lake ports, although some of tts outside
ore interests favored an advance. The
same tendency has been displayed In
certain finished lines. The beam and
plate associations met during the past
week and left prices to remain as they
were.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

The Firms and English speaking peo-
pie Of Hancock have been waging war
upon one another and the police of the
town have been kept busy asa result
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

The whole world is market for this oil. Already
have shipoads TO European markets where IL finds
ready sale against the Russian product which sells
there for Sl.50 barrel Beaumont oil fuel Is a
saving Of - per cent coal and the railroads and
manufacturing establishments of the south today
changing as fast as possible from coal 10 oil as fuel In
short time every house with heating apparatus and
cooking range will oil because OF les great saving in
both cost and labor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

For limited time only stock in this company is Of
ered 10 defray the necessary expense OF development
purposes at dollar.
On the capitalization OF this company its stock al
this price equal two shares III that OF companies
capitalized at million and four OF these at two million
which have been freely offered TO purchasers at adj
yanced prices.
When the company's well comes In and dividends
declared they shortly will be- this stock will at once
be worth many times lis face value
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
NO SPECULATION IN THIS PROPOSITION.

In buyiug o stocks, as IN any business. particular
care should taken In selecting company the man
agement OF which you know and who will make an hon
est effort 10 rive best possible your in
yestment.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
Others Have Reaped Big Profits. Why you
You!

In the purchase OF many stocks IN the Beaumont
field many have reaped big profits by buying when the
stock was cheap before returns Ocgan 20 come IN
You have the same opportunity. VIII you take lt
and a small investment have an interest IN com
pany that Viii pay handsome returns. Opportunity
comes but seldom and indeed for those with Inns
tied means and once lost never 20 he recalled
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
YOUR ikVeSTMEsT GUARANTEED.

The Bank Of Escanaba receipts for your money and
holds until the well comes in. Should by any freak
Of nature the company fail to get gusher the bank
funds your money TO you. Could any proposition be
tarer or safer than this?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
Room for Four Gushers on the Land.

The company S land is on block 49, among all the
big guSherS and there is ample for three more
wells, which will be sunk as rapidly as the demand
warrants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

The Iron Age says. Adhesion Of far
reaching Importance has been arrived
at by the managers Of the United
States Steel compsny II has deter
mined TO fix the prices Of lake ore for
tile coming season the same as IL was
the.current season.. vizs e4.es, N. base
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21
WHO THE OFFICERS ARE.

MporM G.
Len
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-21

lTO be COntinued.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23

hatchet, wished by a hslf-crazed
italian, at Natick. last night. caused
four people TO be sent to the Rhode ISL
and Hospital this noon.
The weapon was In the hands of Gio-
vanni SantierI. IS years of age. employed
as weaver in one Of the local mills
The victims were Enrichetta and Lucia
Mazzarelli, sisters. and Enrico and Pc
trina Del Pazzo. man-and wife, he being
81 and she ~ years old.
Santier had been enamored Of Enri-
chetta Mazzarclli, who Is p years OF age.
ssyi,T MOI FAVORED.
III called upon her father. Giuseppe
Mazzarelli. last weck, and asked that he
might marry the giri.
Mazzarelli refused 20 accept Santieri as
a son-in-Iaw and the two parted In bad
blood.
Shortly after IL o'clock this morning.
Santieri crawled into the house OF Maz-
zarelli. by way OF a cellar window.
He stealthily made his way to the up
per floor and there finding the clothing
of the three women hanging In hall
way, slashed the garments with knife.
Then he descended 20 the cellar where
he obtained a hatchet
Armed with this he crept up to the at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23

tic and found all three Of the women in
ono bed.
THE FIRST ATTACK.
He first attacked Enrichetta whose
head he laid open with the hatchet.
Before Lucia could awaken he hit her
on the head with the weapon.
The Del Pazzo woman had presence OF
mind To pull a pillow over her head and
got less forceful blow
Enrico Del Pazzo was sleeping In an
other room.
he heard the noise and the screams oe
the women. and lighting a lamp. started
TO ascertain the cause OF the trouble.
lie was met at the door by tho inf,Irt-
ayeo young man who laid him out with u
blow upon his head with the hstchet.
sANTIERf RUN DOWN.
An alarm was given and Deputy Sher-
in Lynch was sent in pursuit of the
wouid-be murderer whom he located In
another Italian tensmeEt house.
Santieri was taken before his victims
and identified; then he was locked Up
Drs. Fecteau and Sauoie we're caiied
and after applying temporary banfages.
advised tho four injured ones to pe sent
TO the Rhode Island hospital
They were placed In q carriage and
brought overland. arriving at the hospi-
tai at noon.
Del Pazzo's skull Il fractured and so is
Enrichetta Mszzareili's. I.ucia's scaip
was cut open and Mrs. Del Pazzo's eye
was practically destroyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23
court
APPOINTS
RECEIVER.
Stockholders Want Affairs Of
Saunders & West Company
Of Bristol Wound Up.

Chief Justice stiness today heard tho
petition OF George II. Saunders for a re-
oeiver for the Saunders & vest company
OF Bristol.
This petition was favored by a majority
in interest of the stockholders OF the
corporation who wish the affairs OF ths
corporation wound up,
The corporation formerly built boats
and the head OF the concern has for
some time devoted his energies 90 other
things Lenerts S. Hoffman was appoints
ed temporary receiver by the court today.
Walter S. Reynolds Is counsel for the PEE
titIoner. There are 4G creditors OF ths
corporation according to the report fiied
in court today.
Tho stockholders are George III. saun-
ders, Edward J.. watson. Potter AZ Gardi-
ner. John II. Greenhaish. Thompsons
Thomas & Co. Edward J. II. Coleman.
William McCarr OF this state aud w.
Frank West of Mount Vernon. ~. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23
Boys WORK.
CrsdItabIs Exhibition Made at
Hall Of Providence YIN. CA.

A very credtable exhibition was given
by the boys of the Providence Y. NJ. c. A.
in the gymnasium at IL o'clock this morn
ing.
The exhibition was given before the
delegates OF the Boys Y. NJ. c. A. now In
convention at Pawtucket. The delegation
800 strong. arrived at the gymnasium at
ll:15. when the drills, under the direction
of Prof. Hebbert were begun. over 100
boys participating in the same.
As the Pawtucket delegation entered
the gymnasium they received a perfect
ovation which was manifested by such
shouts and cheers as only boys can give.
The exhibition was introduced by
marching exercise and was followed by
Indian club swinging, wand drill and ap-
paratus work. consisting of parallel bars.
horse. spring hand jumping and mat
work.
At the close of the exhibition the 800
delegates descended to the lower hall
where a luncheon was served by tho
Providence Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
c. A.
The luncheon consisted Of cold meats,
salmon, salad. a variety OF cake. rolls
and coffee. The committee I'm charge OF
the luncheon was made mp OF Mrs. Har-
vey L. Smith, chairman; Mrs. =. u. Day.
Mrs a. w. Esten. AIRS W. Murdoch.
Mrs Walter Talcott and Mrs Frank
Tvitcheu
The luncheon was presided over by Dr
f. y. Spraguc and at the close OF the
namc addresses were made by William r.
Robinson international secretary of tho
BOYS =. NJ &. A., and -. H. Rogers.
state secretary OF the Boys Y NJ. c. A.
and others.
The decorations Of the hall were sN-
trcmcly effective and were composed of
pink and white bunting effectively ar
ranged and combined with the stars and
stripes. A. the rear Of the stage large
American dag was conspicuolsly placed.
whilc from above was suspended huge
bell. composed Of multitudes ~ paper
chrysanthemums. combined with pink
ribbons.
The bell. which represented weeks Of
endeavor. was the work Of Mrs Harvey
J.. smith
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23

Mrs. Alice IIealey keeps boarding
house at No. % Cory street.
Among her patrons has been James
Stuart. who came here from Whitman.
Mass, last September. to work for Weeks
Brothers, whose establishment is on
Richmond near Ship street. He is about
80 years old
Yesterday his brother ID. g. Stuart.
came here from Campello, Mass, TO pay
him brief visit
The brothers arrived at Alice Healey s.
about s O'Clock I'm the evening and after
partaking OF tea, went To- James room.
Ellen McGrath. sister OF Mrs, Besiey
was sent up stairs. AT G:30 this morning.
10 cell the young men.
James answered and said that they did
not care TO get up as early as that and
Mrs. McGrath. detecting the smell OF gas
opened the door and found the cock OF
the side bracket turned open just enough
10 make a small flame when match was
put 10 IT,
ONE DEAD, OTHER UNCONSCIOUS.
At 10 o'clock the men were still asleep,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23
PLEADED
TO PENDING
CHARGES.
Those Indicted by Grand Jury
Who Are Out on Bail
Appeared In Court.

Parties against whom indictments wero
found by the last grand jury. and who
are out on bail. were called in 10 plead
in Judge Wilbur's court this morning.
large number pleaded not guilty. Among
those who pleaded were the following:
Chester Cross. indicted for larceny OF
money at Pawtucket, pleaded nolo con-
tendere, and was placed in charge of
Probation Officer Wightman.
Charles Rogers. also indicted for a
similar offence, pleaded not guilty. BAH
$500 lie - charged with taking a horse
and wagon.
william j. Grogerman. alias William
Batchelmsn indicted for bigsmy. failed
20 appear today. he was called and his
recognzance ccfaulted.
Frederick T.. Smith. indicted for the un-
lawful practice ~ dentistry appeared to-
day 20 plead. Alpha ". Hili appeared 20
go bail for Smith. but the court intimated
MIR hin WAS not satisfactory. Smith Sc
cured another bondsman.
Edward g. Knowles, also indicted for
similar offence will appear and plead
next Saturday.
Arthur Dovine. indicted for larceny Of
an overcoat. was placed IN charge Of the
probation officer.
Theodore ". FlaNn0rt lndlCt~n Tor
breaking aud entering a shop az East
Providence pleaded not guilty. Bail 5000.
Frank u. Crawford indicted for selling
iquor 20 a minor. pleaded not guilty.
Boil 500.
william j. Gailbright and Frank White
house. indicted for the illegal practice of
dentistry pleaded not guilty and gsve
bail.
George NJ ciebs OF Woonsocket fn-
snce. rioss-d not guilty. Bell fio0.
In the case on George Martin, indicted
for Illegal practice az medicine. Mr.. Mar
tin. through he counsel John NJ. Bren-
nan. hied = demurrer 20 the Indictment.
Tho main grotlDs ~ the demurrer was
that the Indictment charges no offence
against the law. Later dcmurrors were
nled Ia all the cases whore parties are
charged with the illegal practice OF
dcntlstra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23
CLOUD ON TITLE.
Partial Hearing on Case Of
Buckley Against Harris.

There was q partial hearing today by
Chief Justice Stiness OF the bill In equity
brought by John Buckley ct al. against
William NJ. Harris to remove cloud on
title.
The owners of three lots In Johnston
previous TO the complainants mortgaged
them TO Thomas w. Hedley, who turned
over the mortgage to the Peoples Savings
Bank and later IL transferred the mort
gage to Thomas Hedley.
The mortgage was to secure three prom
issory notes and an investigation OF the
records of land transfers i'm Johnston
showed Mr.. Harris was connected with
the mortgage which was made 20 the
Hedleys. There was an entry on He'd
ley's books 40 the effect that the mort
gage had been discharged by Harris and
the notes for which the mortgage was
given have been accounted for but the
mortgage has not.
Mr.. Harris appeared In court today and
asked further time to look up the cir
cumstances OF the mortgage and to as
certain if he had really discharged IL.
&. w. Lee, counsel for the complain
ants said NJ. Harris had been asked 20
hrd out the facts Elk months ago. MIR.
Harris replied he was very busy man.
The court said the order restraining
Mr.. Harris s,~rom interfering with the
property might be continued.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23

and Mrs. Healey said that they ought TO
be up.
Mrs. McGratn again ascended to the at
tic and not being able 10 get any re-
sponse pushed the door open.
Both young men were on the bed ap-
parently unconscious and as there was
still strong odor OF gas Mrs. McGrath
became alarmed and called TO her sis
ter.
DR.. Abbott was sent for who found d.
&. Stuart was dead.
The other brother was Just alive and
was sent 10 the Rhode Island hospital.
Medical Examiner Palmer was called.
The doctor was. he said, puzzled over the
affair.
He could not conceive how 80 slight a
volume OF gas could have caused 80
much trouble. especially when IL had
been shut of for four hours.
INVESTIGATION no BE MADE.
A careful inquiry and probably a post
mortem examination will be held
The dead man appeared TO be about -
years old.
Letters in his pockets disclosed that he
had relatives in Glen Alpine, Nova Sco-
tia.
James Stuart is not expected to recover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-23
KEPT HIS HEAD.
When Run Into by Car, Hughes
Displayed Presence Of Mind.

Mr. j. w Hughes who resides az No.
ie Angel street, had y very narrow es-
cape from serious, 81 not fatal injury
this afternoon
lie was riding a bicycle across Market
Square and turned into South Water
street just a. Riverside electric car
came bowling along that tnoroughfare.
Air Hughes was on the west SIDE Of the
street slong which a number of low
gears and wagons were standing. lie was
therefore crowded into very narrow
space and was struck by The car.
tIe did not lose his presence OF mind.
however. btt grasned the "bun,er and
held 90 a. though dragged nfty feet bo-
fore the car Was stopped. Many persons
witnessed The collision and al agreed
that Mr. Hughes had most fortunate es.
cape.