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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
28. 6 a b iteI.

cSn tfefen 0eDdnfen trdt Sr. Sdfts
ber leinen &iidipeg on. Sein unsliids
li6er iunger Sreunb bate fi9 10 aus
berfi9tli9 auf Men3el berufen, unb
nun mar befen Nnsfage I9on erfolgt.
Ser 9oftor trug ben unbeimli9en
8erba9t, ben er bon 8urgbarbts Mut@
ter ererbt, nod INNER nit ii9 berum.
Men3e[ fatte ii3 in Der nnterrebung
NIT bem Mnltsratb dugen|9einlt9
bur9aus toftppll benommen, .aber
Or. Ganber mar ni9t babel setpefen.
fi9er bdtte sener ipdrmer fir ben
5reunb eintreten fOnnen. Gr traute
ibm einnal ni9t unb tpolIte bod mod
gu ibm bin, um ibm sriinbli9 auf ben
3abn gu fIblen; tper tpeiB, pb er ni9t
treenbtpie bic 0anb i'm Spiele batte9
9lls er dber gu Wenael fam, traf er
bieien nibt all 0aus. @teaei9t mar
er f9on Bel 6ans, I'm 10 beffer. gr
fubr gu bieiem auriid.
9ans fab an feinem Sdreibtif9.
augeni9etnli9 etfrig nit S9reiben be-
f9Gftiet. 9ie Ofentbiir mar auf, unb
Der eigsntbiimli9e Geru9 BON berz
branntem Bapier erfuGte bic 2uft.
0as MI9enbduF9en bort brin tparen
fpobl Die berfoblten 2iebesf9ipire. gls
Der 0oftor etntrat, erbob fi6 ber iunee
Mann unb rei9te ibm bic 9anb.
n6dft 9u 8efu3 gebabt2" mar bes
Doftors erite Srage.
oSa, Wolfs Sefunbant nit Der
Torberune."
Ser l1noarI9dlntc," frbr Der Oots
tor beraus, nOie Torberung muBte bpm
Sir ausgeben."
SD 8Deerte ipobl gu lanse. 3ubem
bic Sbrfeige! Mas er mir setban,
lit ia ni9t bpn 8elang bogeeen. Wer
anfdngt, tit aud glei9, penn mir uns
nur seeinist baben."
limb ipel9es iinb bic 8ebinsunz
sen2"
vOesen-bis gum 8tutpersieben."
u9erbamnter Suds!" fnurrte ber
Doftor ertmn1ig nit einem rnuftern=
BEN Bid iiber feinen unglidli9en
SrSunb, beIen matte 9altuns unb
glei9giltiger GeTi9tsausbrud beutlich
genug 5eigten, ioie gerine ieine Gbans
cen fir einen Sieg fein ipiirben.
rWor Menael nidt bier2" feBte er
no4 elmer pauie bin5u.
o9lein 9tber LAB uns gu bem 3fped
9eines &ommens ii6ergehen."
W}it elmer einlabenben 9anbbeipez
gung tpinfte er feinsm @ait na9 ber
GophaeGe un6 tieb fi9 INN our Seite
f6tper in einen geKel faGen. Gin
banges @tilf9peigen trat elm. Or.
Sanher lpuBte gar ni9t, pie er Be-
ginnen loGte. Gr f9dmte ii9 gerabeau,
biefem fittenreinen Wanne BON elmer
fol9en @emeirbeit gu ipre9en. llnb
fein 3ub6rer 6otf ibm aud NIT feiner
Sil6e, er ipenbete MIR fra9enb ben
&ppf nd6 i9m bin, als bas S9peis
gen i'm 3u lange bauerte.
$50 mar in SGmenau, bub Der
Oottor enbli6 s0gernb an, yber
@mtsratb lit 3uriid, anb in feiner
Ge9enfport fa6s id Wolf perb0rt."
Gin gtiidii@er @ebanfe fam i'm. sd
babe Nlles aafgef9riebea, Mort fir
Mort, mos er dusgefogt bal, unb
tperbe es Dir borlefen."
@snigitens brau9te er 70 ben grce
ben fragenben g(ugen ni6t Stanb at
haltsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Cine 0ehesho

= Cine Depefbe aus ct. 8e=
tersburg an Die 2onbDner ''Daily
Mail" melbet, baB in ben &iraiienz
Steppen tauienoe BON Berionen am
0unger=gppbus iterben. Cine arstz
libe unteriubuna ereab ferner ben
Ausbru6 elmer @pioer1ie, bic burA
oen @enuB oes Sleilbes perenbeter
ooer franfer 8feroe unb Ginber
berporgerufen tpuroe. Oie Geaie=
rung fenoet iebt Mabrungsnaittel in
Die BON Der 6unsersnDtb beimee=
lu6ten 9i1trifte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

Ser ofiieieae 8eriht bes ,8un=
oeS Der 2anotpirtbe" tpeiit cine Meit=
alieoer5obl BON $4,000 auf, cine
3unabme BON 26, 900 eeeen oas 8or=
iabr. 8on Der @e1amrntmit9lieoer=
aabl iino 10000 Of=@fbier uno
l22, 600 Welt=glbier. @dbrenb oes
perfloIienen Sabres mabte Der 8uno
beipnoers in Siiooeutlhlanb erpBe
@epinne. 0ibt uenieer als 202,
600 Wtitglieoer linb fleine 9ano-
tpirtbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
s(rbettem saa uns g.aht.

Das eeibaftisite uno tpirfiamite
fleine DING, oas iemals fabricirt
wuroe, lit eine Der DR.. Kings New
Life Eillen. Diele Billen peruan=
oeln S6ud6e in Stdrfe, @leiteiil=
tigfeit in gnereie, @eodhtniB=
Sbmd6e in itarfe Denf=&raft. Sic
Iino unoergleiblib i'm StGrfen bes
Spltems. 0ur25 gts. per Ghabtel.
3u baben BET S. &alteper & SDbn,
DrDauiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Die 9(bldiebsrebe. fpe(d,e Der

- Die slbibiebsrebe, mel6e Der
forbiae &epralentont g8bite ppn
gtoro Carolina inn 6au1e bielt, lit
pDn biitprii6en1 Srtereiie. Grnonnte
oielelbe 1.-THE Valedictory of the
colored man.. SIM Guoen, oer
pdbreno Der Observation-Disclosures
tn1 Senat tpie i'm 6auIe bur1 lnebz
rere sSarbige pertreten NOR, 1inb Die
Wablgelebe 10 otnenbirt tpprben, baB
es faum mebr mDgli6 lit, baB Elm
Neger in ben GDnereB eetpdblt tpirb.
Dennph iaete @bite: v@s 1T fein
Ibi6ieo fiir inmer. @r glaubt,
oab Die Belt fomlnen pirb, ba feline
Static ourb Sntellieena unb @pb(=
ftano einen ibrer 3abl entipre9enben
@tnfluB eetpinnen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Weridieoenes:
Senrb Meier1auer.

N. B. @er ont Bpitibalter nad einem
Der obisen Sriefe fra9t. bat aus6riidlic6
binsusufii9en, baB bieielben advertised"
ieien, nnb tuann. 8ei Nbbpluna eires
advertised 8riefes tpiro cine G5ebiihr
bon Gent erboben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Grturlioneu Der 5. & g. M.=Sabn

Rad War!in, aer., om 10. Seb.:
State Senate Biennial Meeting' bes
Modern Order of Praetorians".
Rad sort gNortb, Ser., pom II.
big Il. SSeb;: Log Rolling Woodmen
of the World''.
Wad, Sort saortb, ser., am u.
uno l3. 5eb.: "Texas Live Stock Asso-
ciation".
Wad, San 2tmtomio, Ser, pon,
II. Bis Il. Mdra: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
Rad, sareao, ser., am %. Se6.:
BUR 5eter BON p@eo. @aibineton's ge@
Rad, siew erleans, sa.. bonn IA.
big 10. 5eb.; "Mardi Gras" 5eitlif~
feiten.
Rad Warltm, Ser, Ggfuriipns:
8illette tueroen bas gon5e Sabr binourcb
perfanft fir "a Sahrpreis fir Die Gunos
reiie; 8illette 9itltig fir 80 Sage. Die
peltberilbmten nSeiBen Qnellen" Ma
tural Sanitarium" uno p@eNunobettSs
Gelprt".
Sir obi9e @rfltrIipnen limb lebr nteos
rige Staten an9elebt mproen. gSegen
gin5el6eiten bes9l. Staten, Serfauf8taae,
@nltiQteitso 5ahr5eiten &C., tuenbe
man iirb al ben ndcbiten 2t9enten Der s.
& q. R.s8abn, poer ldreibe an
3. s. Brice, q. q. & s. 81,
Baleitine 5eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Siitet @ud, ppr solbeu oeoen 9o

tarrb. ole Nuedilber entbaen, oa Gnefitlbsr iider
oen Sinn bes Geruds 3eritoren uuo oas aanse Sp=
item poai9 3erriltten miro, penn es burd bic I6lel=
msen .Oberiid4en einorinst eot9e 4rtitel lollten
NE aIbtr auf Seroronung gut berufener aer;te se=
Sebnmal 10 greg 1T als oas Cute, bas .s6r oapun er
aieen t6rnist 6all's &atarrb Sur,
,fabri5irt BON s. 5. Gbenen s. Co.. Sr(eee, Ohio,
entIdit teiit Guedilber uno iplro innerid, aenon=
men uno nil IT oret aui Die idteinieeu Nberfdden
oes. Snilems. gBenn Sbr 6al's &otarrb Sur
tauft, leio ndler oaB Sbr Die ddte betommt sic
iplro lnnerlih 9enonlmen uno in Sole6o, Chic, bon
s. ). 9 Gbenep& Is o. gcmadt
aS 8erfanft BON allen @potbefern, preis rs
Gents Die GaIde.
6aas Gamilien= =8i[len ino Die beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Srief Sife.

Sulius Nmmann = SRI s 9lrnolo -
Bertha @brnbt -&anon 9ppmann (2)-
Sos Nleranber-@eo Qleranber (21 = s
8 8ul6-@ $ SpB-gon @ilnt6er - 3
80 Saroenbura = @lfreo Saeelin - Serb
8 aampmann-S 81 &brner-SDhn 8pt1
Dora 8nDllmann = @m Mener (2) -
3 Experimentation BenoaG- 6 &eiz
berg z &uifner-5reb Simana-Senru
Sprinser-9tlba Sbulb - 6 3 g8olff =
81 6 Weloen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

Gulf Sbpre Sabn, :,

Nbfabrt.
Rocb StDdoole, taelicb, ausgenpmmen
SDnntags. .................S: 500 Born.
Mnfunft.
Son StDdbale, tdelieb, ausscnp,nn1en
Sonnta9s 800 Hahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Die ltQotild,en 8ehDrbeu gJ3ii,

= Die itdotilben 8eb6rben Man=
9ens nabmen an Der 9rauerfeier
fiir ben Brofeiior Mar pon 8ettenz
fDfer tbeil, Der in einem Infaa BON
S6werlnutb Selbltmpro beging.
Die Wtuniaipalitdt bat be19loHen,
ibm elm Wauloleum uno elm Denf=
NAL 81 erri6ten. Cine Obbuftion
Der aei6e aeiate, baB Brof. Betten=
fofer, Der i'm 81. 2ebensiabre itano,
Dem Wabniinne iebr nabe itanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Sin oor5iigli1er Srppfem,

6as It 0as einftimmiee ltrtbeil, tpelcbes
oas au6lifum fiber bas TEXAS PRIDE
oer San Antonio Brewing Associa-
tom {Gitg<Srauerei) gefallt bot. Oas
SDb oes neuen 8ieres fuirb iiberaf[ bin
perfiinbet unb bic 8rauerei lit faum i'm
Stanbe, alle 9luftrdee 10 prompt su fill
len, uie lie bies iuDbl mD6te Oie Ser
tellung oieieS 8ieres lit elm S6uB ins
Sdtuarse, Elm Sreffer, iuie er tpoblge>
liin9ener nicbt iein fonnte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
81 Nnfu n TT,
g. u. & u. q. 8abu.
u bfa hrt,

~ ~ = -
Naeb @alpeiton, Souitpn uno guero tag<
itS O,tO SUCIII.
Naeb Corpus ghriiti, 9lronias SOB unb
ytafb Sbrne nno &errbille, tdelirb, aus<
9enommen SDnnta9s. -. 2:45 Nabm
gsath 8Drne uno &errpille, SDnntass.
.................... $3.50 Sorm.
Nnfunft.
Son @alpeiton, Sputon unb gnero tdg<
lib ZOO @benos.
gon Corpus gbriiti, Nranlas 8aB nnb
Seebile td9li6. 1:55 Ha6m.
Son B6rne uno &errbille. tdglicb, aus
genommen Senntaes. -. 1855 8Drm.
Son 8brne unb &errbille, Spnntaes, =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 Nbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
. Gin ihneihelhaftes 3euaniB

V1H IWllelDeIguTtes SeH3HlB
miro yrau Carrie geatipn in &an=
ios bur6 ibren Sbmager, Capt. 5.
st. Natiun in &ofpmo, Snb.. aus<
geiteQt: nSbndgerin Carrie lit 62
Sabre alt unb perridt. Sd babe
unldngit ibr Seimtpeien in Meoicine
8om beiubt; tie mar eeraoe inn 8e=
griff, iib auf einen &reu5aue pprsu=
bereiten. @enn iie einen Sag lang
@tbts seriblaeen bat ooer lelber serz
lblogen tporben lit, muB man an=
nebmen, oaB tie enttpeoer franf lit
ooer i'm @efdngniiie Drummer muB."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

- @efabren iinb tpie 8eree. Sn
Der 5erne meiB man ni6t, pie
9rpR lie iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

- Sn 8erfin perlautete eeriibt=
meile, oaB bas 8efinoen Der &aile=
rim Srieorib ii6 perlhlimmert babe
uno oaB oas Ser5 nibt mebr norz
mai funftiDnirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

= Cine Gerbinouns npn 6uIten
uno @rfaltung lit boppelt unanee=
nebm, lper ieoob lidere 2inberuna
baben mill, nebme Or. gluguit &D=
nlg,s 6alnburger 8ruittbee nad)
@ebrauhsQnuei1uno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
q II fu II it.
~. s. & E. sabm.
d b fnhrt.

u D U q 7.
Nob S8acu, Sort 8ortb, Dallas. &anias
Gitp, ct. 9ouis unb gbcasp, tdglih,
(S. y. & y. s. <9epot) .7:45 Mor9ens.
ytod gSaco, Sort gSDrtb, 9allas &c. (ppm
SunietsSepDt) .......... 800 Mbenos.
Infunft:
Spn Chicago, ct. 9ouis, &anlas gitp,
Sallas, Sort 9Sortb unb 98aco, taslib
(Suniet Sepot) ...........8 $3.50 8Drmt.
Bon 8oco. Sort gSDrtb. Dallas &C. (S.
u. & u. Y. Sen0t) 49,. 1920 Nbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

= Gang neue 8i1iaro=9ilde in
u. 9 6uls' Saloon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

-,,&rpsmutter'S 1hee" fnrirt 3pS
pepiie. zoe bel allen 0rogutFten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16

SferpDie Semtc, unS fuld,e, bic ans
Qsireugte &Opf Arbeit 3r tbun baben, tenuen ben
8ortbell, Der ibnen aus Dem 8ebraufs bon Or
Sie9ert's &n9otura gttsrs ertpdai
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
Seiratbs=s scbeime.

Sulius &Dltelnann lnb @retAen
Seioelnann.
gilbert 9tpoe uub gbna Mor=
genrotb.
Wf. Weper uuo 8edie Deutid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-16
5, & q. "a. Basm.
QIhfn Il rt
Spmtbera 9sacific 8abm.
q Mbfohrt.

Nacb Netu Orleans, SouitDn unb @al>
neiton tdglieb. ). 1900 Meittaas.
Watb 81 Baio, Galifprfien unb aterffo
9.UU NDCtft.
Nab gtDroeSeras, ct. luuis nnb gbita<
go (Katy Flyer 800 9benbs.
Mufunft.
GOn Rorb<5e1as, ct. 9puis uno Chicago
(katy F'lyer) $3.50 Moraen3.
Tpn gtetu Orleans, SouftBn unb @als
beltOn tdglicb .4:45 Na6n1.
gon 81 Iaip, galifurnien uno Merifo
............ .7:30 Wbenbs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

Louis Harris.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

Messrs. Lustfield & Brown offer
Thursday evening, Sept. 18th, that
eminent actor, w II. Hartigan, I'm
Robert Louis Stevenson's master
work 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. . or
the story Of double life. Dr. Jekyll
is q good humane man. He has a
fondncSs for the occult science and i'm
his experiments discovers q potion
which enables him to separate the
good from the bad elements
housed in his own body. IL
enables him 20 transform himself
into Mr.. Hyde. a monster Of deprav-
ity. by It's use he Is also enabled 10
restore himself TO his proper person.
Little by little he yields TO the influ-
ence Of the drug until at last the drug
is exhausted. Jekyll cannot supply
a peculiar property which the original
potion possessed and he is trans
formed into Mr.. Hyde against his will.
There is no escape except by suicide.
The dying struggle OF Mr.. Hyde is i'm
tensely dramatic. All who have ever
seen Mr.. Hartigan in the double role
OF Jekyll and Hyde pronounce IL TO be
one OF the finest pieces Of dramatic
work ever seen on the stage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
Personal MENTION.

Camp NoiSypcOplc was broken last
Saturday afternoon and the Ball, Dus-
enbery and Henry families returned
TO their homes much to the relief OF
thenatiyes about Fortune lake who
declare that sleep anywhere within a
radius Of two miles was impossible
while that camp was I'm existence.
Mrs Pearl Henry has secured
the Mansfield school and started Mon
day night for the scene OF operations.
Owing TO a breakdown Of a wagon
loaded with furniture ON the corduroy
east Of the Smith She got no further
than that location Monday
Fred Kitredgc operator at tile
Milwaukee was married last Wcdnes-
day al Coleman, Wis. 70 Miss Rather
inc Touchctte Of that place. The
young people arrived here yesterday
ano will start housekeeping in the
Parks building on Superior avenue
Bert. Anderson and J. j. Krouser
made Crystal Falls visit Thursday,
the last before they leave for Ann
Arbor. Mr.. Anderson is taking the
medical course and Mr.. Krouser the
English course.
Ray Grattan came home last week
for short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. =. Grattan, before starting
the years work at Ann Arbor again.
lie is taking the law course.
BE sure and attend the band boys
dance next Wednesday evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
GRIBBLE-DYER.
Marriage Of Two Youns People Last
Tuesday Afternoon

mArriage OF Two 1oung feople LASt
Tuesday Afternoon
At the residence Of John Hassel-
strom in this city last Tuesday after
noon, Rev, j j. lHoikka pronounced
the words that joined in holy matri-
mony Mr.. John Gribble, of Crystal
Fails, and Miss Ida Dyer of Ishpem-
ing. Rev. Luke Of the Episcopal
assisted at the ceremony.
Mn. Gribble Is 4 son Of Alfred
Of the Great Western loca-
tion. lie has been employed for many
years In the mercantile establish
ments OF the city and is known and
liked 10y almost every man, woman
and child in the city and vicinity.
Miss Dyer came from Ishpeming a
short time ago and Is popular in her
home city. The young people will
make their home with Mr.. Gribble's
parents at the Great Western for the
winter at least. THE DIAMOND DRILL
joins with their great number Of
friends in wishing them a happy and
married life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
THREATEN TO DUMP THEM.
City Council Serves Notice Vpon the Board OF
Public Works That They Must DO Business.


Public Works That They Mus, DO Business.
There was an interesting session Of
the city council last Wednesday even
ing. The regular meeting night was
Monday but that being q legal holiday
the meeting was adjourned until
Wednesday evening. During the dis
cussion OF the waterworks extension
the question Of the work done by the
Board OF Public Works came up and IL
was reported to the council that the
Board OF Public Works had done
nothing for the reason that no
quorum could be had. one word lead
20 another and the impression was
given out that unless the members OF
the board girded up their loins and
got 20 doing something the whole
bunch would be removed. While this
was not an official warning II is born
Of the muttcrings beneath the surface.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
MAKING OIL OF CEDAR.
Plant for Its Manufacture al Rapid River
Success

Success
ID. {. Dillabough of Rapid River is
experimenting in the manufacture Of
oil from cedar, and although the ap-
paratus for producing IL is somewhat
crude, has made sufficient quantity
to assure himself that the undertake
ing may be prosecuted successfully
and at profit Mr. Dillabough has
several gallons Of the oil on exhibition
at his hardware store, and experts
have pronounced il OF a most excel
lent quality. At present some inn
portant improvements are being made
In the plant with view to producing
the oil on quite large scale. oil Of
cedar WHOLESALERS at "a per gallon, with
steady market.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

Chas. NJ. Rogers was at Marquette.
Wednesday attending the convention
OF delegates from the Episcopal diocese
OF Marquette. There were about
tlfty delegates in atteneance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
Prices y Moderate.

We consider it a great pleas
ure 10 show our goods and
therefore request you TO call
and inspect same, Special
attention will be given to pur.
chasers Of Millinery on the
opening dates
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07
Grand Millinery Opening

A grand exhibition OF al the
newest creations and latest
designs in Ladies exclusive
Pattern and Walking Hats
and Misses and Childrens
Headgear which exceeds by
far anything ever shown in
this city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-07

While Shaking the Hand of the Wow
be Assassin in the Temple
of Music at Buffalo.

400 p yesterday Wm. Mckinley, president Of the
United shot BY Fred Nieman said be Polish
anarchist
The President receiving in the beautiful temple Of
Buffalo and throngs present to shake the hand OF
the President Of the United Neman the line that
past the President and while Mr. Mckinley held his hand in
grasp friend the bastard pulled gun with the unoccuped
before interference could be made bullets
the Presidents body One bullet entered the breast and the
second the abdomen
bullet struck the breast bone and dehcted that it
the body The second pierced the abdomen five
inches below the left nipple penetrating the stomach The
President ken the exposition hospital and the first bullet
The holes through the walls the stomach BY
second bullet coed and the wound carefully drained but
the bullet located No injury the abdominal organs
discovered The patient stood the operation we'll He
removed private residence afterwards and 400
sept reported resting well with the chances for his
coyery very good Mrs Mckinley bore UP we'll when the
was broken to her
handled roughly and narrowly escaped ynchng
by the angry crowd Of 10000 people The qncness the guards
getting him 81 the building by side door alone saved him
When asked Why he shot the president lie replied ann
anarchist and did my duty.
e.-Niemans is said BE Leon Czologosz
and he was ii Detroit
ro THE DIAMOND DutL-
Milwaukee, Sept. 7, p President at o'clock rest
ling easily Temperature pulse 60 desperation IS No
serious operations In little pain Physicians hopeful
and septic poison does set in there chance for recovery
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-14
rMo Dirge of the Dollars.

Our Independent Republican cortem-
porary, the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can, appears to be in n hopeless state
of mind respecting the investment of
the United States in oriental islands.
The mournful jeremiah, in his most
lachrymose moods, is rather cheer
full writer when one turns to his lucu-
brations after an interview with
North American Philippine editorial.
Its dolorous dirges over our departed
dollars sets rafting pace for special
lists in tear-pumping rhetoric. If wall
ing would bring those dollars back to
our treasury to join magnificent ac-
cumulatlon of their fellows in that af-
fluent receptacle of the peoples cash,
there might be some sense i'll keeping
up the howl. But they are not likely
to return Immediately. 1T may be
years, and it may be forever" before
they will begin the return movement
Our contemporary evidently has no
hope of anything but loss in this cen
nection. for 1t says that ''up to date we
have sunk over S2OO,0OO,OO0 in the
Philippine venture" Sunk" q.
may some of it be, but there
are millions of hopeful, enter
prising Americans, who believe
that it viii prove a good investment in
its influence upon our trade not only
with the Fillpinos, but with
the almost innumerable millions
or Chinese and other peoples in that
quarter of the globe. The Post will
not attempt to decide which OF the
two views is correct, but, recognizing
the fact that we are in the Philippines
to stay, the Post fails to see what
possible good cnn be accomplished by
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-14
this everlasting bewailing of the dol

this everlasting bewailing of the dol
lars.
The North American says we paid
$20,OOO,OOO 'sfor Spains disputed title"
Who disputed it? That title had stood
for 400 years. The title of the United
States government to any part of our
continental domain is an infant COM
pared to that All the world recog-
nizes the validity of the sovereignty
which Spain transferred to us.
Our sad contemporary goes on to
bemoan the dollars additional to those
twenty millions, and seems to drop a
tear as, one after another, they pass
out of our national cash box-the dol
lars we have paid for the army, the
navy, for peace commissions, for more
islands, for interest OF war loans, and
for pensions. But most of those dol
lars have been paid to our own people
and are still in the United States.
They have gone for labor and mate
rial, and the material represents the re-
suits of labor. Money thus expended
is not really sunk it has simply
changed hands and helped to keep the
wheels of industry humming the jolly
tune of Progress and Prosperity"
Our contemporary winds up its wall
with the remark that the eNpendi-
lures for the army, navy and pensions
are larger than was the entire cost of
the government before the war with
Spain, and there is no prospect that
they viii fall to their former level
That may be true, but it is some con
ISOLATION to reflect that ours is still the
richest and most prosperous country
on the globe. The pension roll con-
stitutes the largest item in our eXpendi-
lures, and it is more likely to increase
than diminish for the next few years.
But that money is not sunk" and
there are no payments out of the ma
tional eXchequer and go into a more
beneficent circulation. Whatever may
be the cost of our acquisition of the
Philippines, we shall not shrink from
the faithful discharge of all the duties
involved therein. Not even the dole
full iteration of the dirge of the dollars
will so dishearten the American peo.
pie that they will fail to meet their re-
sponsibilties Washington
Post.