The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

was well acquainted lin the cigy aud
informed us that Miss Maud Mrrgison
Of tbs. Falls is studying medicine in
Stockholm and boards at her restraint
Another interesting parsonage that we
met WAS DR.. Bold, royal physician
He talked entertaingly Of the Falls
here he had visited some few years be-
fore.
After making ourselves certain
that we had seen all that we could see
in Stockholm we decided 10 make a
Nellie BLY, trip TO Toxic. Japan. We
went by way Of the Suez canal and the
Indian Ocean. There as one American
gentleman aboard. DR. A. NJ Darling
who was a native Of the Philippines
but who had been educaetd and brought
mp in America and who a. then on
being interested in the American oc.
cupation there. He intimated that he
expected an appointment in the army
through the influence Of his friend
Senator Moirarty. of Crystal Falls
We arrived in the harpor at Yoka.
mamma. where we bid the doctor adieu.
AMI were carried overland in one of
the dainty Jap coaches The owner
OF the line informed us, in reply 20
orr inquiry as to why he did not use
horses instead Of coolies to pull IT,
buggies, that he had the change SER
iously in mind once and that he visited
/ America for the purpose Of learning
how in would work but that, after
riding behind one Of Paul Schook $
horses IA Crystal Falls for half mile
be concluded That coolies are much
sYifter aud fan safer
At Toxic we visited the beautiful
Japanese garden and the royal palace
NJ, S Sander place handsomely
decorated for the occasion, many Of
the decorations having been secured a
Chicago expressly for the occasion
We were disappointed in not meetin.
the Nlikado, he being at the tim,
absent in London attending the coron
alton ceremonies. We met, noweve
many Of the Royal family and tn,
! Mikados brother and wife Mr. anC
Mrs. Sanders and number of th
! young men Of the best families
/ among others being the two princes
Mr. lamar and ". Phillips The nam
, of the latter don't coincide with hi
nationality and in explanation
told ms that he lived in Americ
: played ball In the Crystal Falls club
that his native name is Xvyticicancy
tivancyvsn that ne was compelle
10 change it or get out Of the club p
Manager Corcoran objected 10 the con
g Stunning Of SO much lead pencil on $
a mediocre player When we visite
g the young men we found them busil
! engaged in a game of pong pong
i They, az well AS che members of Oh
! royal family and their children.
D Clyde and Myra Sanders had cultivai
2 ed the little tripping step 81 the jar
d until they had it down to perfection
II In the ten garden attached TO III
|. royal palace, we enc three Of the den
/ urist sweetest trio Of Japanese maid
h ems Laura Hooper, Daisy Uren an
"A Miss Shager that we met anywhel
a on the island They were reserved 81
n degree and not even the biggest iii
V the finest compliment or the sweete,
3 smile Of theirmany mEle admirers coui
Is bring a word out Of them You ma
st imagine oue surprise, when upc
Il entering the garden we found jam
sr Gaifney and Ward Kelly INDUCING
n Castor and Alptonso colloquy as
i which shorld be- TIE first 10 ask q
\ msidens fer cur Of tea When a
boys saw as tney decided IL loin vi
- us and the half fiour that Use spe
X there was an euis yable one indeed
Tnrougu with sight seeing in d
r. Orient = le, iled to return home al
ne sttend Is some = siness that had
L hand with the American governmel
r. lao ! went directly TO Washington
IS T. Flew8lling residence and CALI
i on the President | found MIR ~
u Mrs Roosevelt John Erikson and MI
n Flewelling AZ home and was ve
II enioyably entertained by thea II
e President had some business Wi
l. Chief Young n-afraid-of his-yo
n who was on mission for hie pslp
n rom the upper peninsula The Pr
K sident advised him to register und,
the name Of Watson while in Washin,
ton so ~ 20 save the wanton waste
Il hotol registers and we understan
3 that he did 50 TIE White house wa
e beautifully decorated on the cecasio
L 81 our visit the most noticibl piec
II art work being statues Of Uncl
! Sam mud Aunt Columbia Cha.
, Henderson and Miss Setwart tina