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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
HELD UP THE CLAIMS.
Boa I'd Of Supervisors Refused TO Allow
County Road Bills.

The board Of Supervisors met in the
comfy clerks Office last Wednesday.
The meeting was distinguished chiefly
for its briefness and It's negativeness.
There was little 70 do except 70 audit
the claims. Among the batch Of bills
handed 10 the cle-k were whose Of the
road commissi oners for toe payment 81
la Dor and material used on the roads
OF the county during the month.
Those oils the supvryi scrs refused "a
allow FOR the reason that no report had
been fled by the commissioners as i
required 10y law ard several resolutions
Of the board
There has been. for some time a
locking If horns between the super
viosrs and the board over the question
Of reports. The law makes the board
OF DAD commissioners subject 20 the
supervisors ia 20 far that the claim
have 20 be allowed by tine board ann
reports nave to be made as required
The road commissioners contend that
they aye 4 sparate and distinct BODY
and aye not ameuaDle u tn board 81
the report linz 81 nas got 10 the point
Of q report or n) money nov thsr
you are
The o-aar oils we're allowed and
the board adjourned until the fifth
August soa- % allow the commissioner.
to get III their reports that the labpt
mas By paid The keeping of tht
laborers ols Of their money $ uneces
sary and il Il % be hoped that 4 speed
settlement II the differences will B.
nude
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
FROM The MINES

THE TYLER MINING 60

The above is the name Of corpora
tion formed 90 explore the Parks Erik
son property adjoining the Bird on the
south The real people Interested is the
Thomas Furnace company Of Mil
waukee who took an assignment Of the
option from Messrs. Parks, Ericsson
and Gibson. last spring. Recently
they sent some machinery TO the pro-
perty and tais week they have started
work in earnest A light outfit has
been placed on the ground but it will
be added 20 as occasion demands
The property adjoins the Bird
mine on tne' south and Is owned in
fee by J. Hoyt Smita OF Milwaukee
There was diamond drill hole put
down on me properly three years ago
by me American Steel and Wire com
pany AMI some ore was cut. II Is
claimed Dy those interested that the
work was n5t sufficient % prove up the
property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
Philosophy OF Fatigue

some may be- Interested 10 know
rfut there IS now almost new kind
al philosophy OF fatigue. SAYS 4 writer
ia Ainslee's. "S0me spectators think
nam became conscious because lis IN.
tunions were slowed MP by exhaustion,
80 that the mind has 10 picl. its way
slowly and logically instead Of divlnlng
instantly. IL Il used 10 do. II was the
fan ~ man. wilder drcamcrs have
even described thc origin OF cosmic gas
aud nehulw. from which an the worlds
como as due % progressive fatigue OF
the ether which 81 TAR more subtle and
bnci. ~ Il. 10 S. % little ns II they were
attempting Go rcwrite the first phrases
of tile old Testament 20 that % shanld
road. 'ln HE beginning was fauguc.'"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
FINNISH INSURANCE SOCIETY
ORGANIZED

The Fin. Of Upper Peninsula nav
organized a benevolent iisurmc
society and incorporated under tins
laws Of the state of Michigan The
purpose Of tine society is 60 insure the
lives N people Of that nationality.
The headquarters will be- in Han.
cock, where officies will be established
The company has already secured
pledges from 2j0 persons who will
insure their lives for one Thousand
dollars or more and without any
solicitation The outlook for a
remarkable business record is en-
ceuraging The purpose Of the com
Fany rs outlined in the articles of the
association. is IS follows To carry
son by the assessment or cooperative
plan the business of insuriug Che lives OF
members. The insurance is payable
at death 80 those whom the member,
designate as beneficiary provided
the beneficiary has an iusurable III.
terest ia the life Of the person insured.
The members Of the corporation shall
be ella ssified IN accordance with their
ages aud the rates Of assessment shall
be fixed md determined by the age
Of the person when he becomes y
member q the corporation
Mat Hrrja, Of this rty il one os tin
members 81 The board # trustees and II
is likely tant the society will do bi4
businessir Crystal Fass where there an,
nun her - residents of that nationality
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
Ia 10 MARKET.

The dispatch u vessels from northern
ports has been mere satisfactory the
past week and ore is coming down
rapidly. as fast in fact. as it can be
handled at Lake Erie ports There is
alreade some speculation a. 10 whether
all Of tie ore sold can be- handled be-
fore navigation closes There will be
plenty y vessels. Int there IL some
qnestion a. 10 railroad facilities. The
opinion H. expressed Chat the owners
of a few large mines have oyersold
their rnutpnt but they do not admit
chat this IS )isuo. There i fair
number II inquiries for ore for This
time next year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26

purpose Of accomplishing ch(lee in
the laws OF the order 50 that tee head
camp will be compelled 70 submit any
proposed change ~ rates 20 the vote
Of the entire membership Of the order.
Under the present laws u the order
the head camp has the power 10 FIX
any rate without appel and il is now
proposed to double the present rate.
The new Michigan organization
viii bee known as the. Majority Rule
Association Of America. and the
officers are: President. J. F. Heine.
Bay City; Vice President, q. r.
Kelley. Jackson Secretary, &. j.
Clark, Of Grand Rapids and Treas
urer, Charles T. Miller, Of Ann
Arbor.
In addition 70 these officers and ex-
ecntive committee was appointed, also
hoard OF auditors
The resolutions adopted reviewed the
history o. the order and showed that
under the present laws it has been
highly successful and they opposed any
Grange. Il was also held that the
individual members always believed
that they possessed the right Of
referendum. Il was therefore resolved
ii 70 elect any delegate III the future
w.o would not pledge himself 70 sup
p9r- tha referendum On all matters
n4Taiauig - Change y rate-.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
r. J. wEMYSS
General immigration and Industrial ACES
LOUISVILLE. KY
Hon. This!

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward alz
any casr otCetarrh that cannot be cured is
Hnll's Ctiarri Cure
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props. Tolea a.
W. tbrunderslened, have tg,r-1,, = r. ~
nel for the last - yeaix aud believe hln.rsss
iectly honorable III an business tsasr-, ~
aud nnnncnlly able to carry ont s,rt,.,.,ftift.
tion uade by their firm
WEST 4 THuAN Wholesale DrpaS II ruless. q
WALKING KisSlN NAuyN Bi,- tue slruf
aist Topdu =
llhs uiarrb Cure is laetnmternaGs it'tE
llrcly apor the blood ana mucuous s'1n
III the system. Price zoe per bottles SOD y
az DRUGGISTS. Testimonial, ire.
ilols Family PMS ira thc best
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
CHANGED THE PLANS.

There 'fas been sotae change tn tine
pli@s fer the power station FROM
those oEdined in 5he Diamond Drilt
sone time ago A Vcporter WAS shows
the drawings and specifications pre-
papsd .iy Engineer Sturtuvant Inst
MocIday and they differ considerably
iroUa the original IDEAS Of the gentI
ma0
y il ,Etended q locate the power.
house or the south side Of the rivts
instead - the north ". formerly outlined
and instead OF the frme or race dsnn
will be constructed across the river 1T
the foot a the falls This dan will
wary from six % fifteen feet ia height
as tte contour of the rocks change in
the bed Of the strem Mr. Stuisyvant
informs ~ chat his frrangement will
lessen the costs 81 che power plant
81 0Ga which Will BE- quite saving.
The council met t. open the bids
last Wednesday evening but the time
for submitting bids had been 50 short
thht ~ Wa~ inppssibic for bid deiS on
the whole JOB 10 get tkeir figures in
There were several bids in on mach
inery, among others being bid from
the Dean Steam Pump company aud
the Gonld company on pumps. from
the stillwell Bice and Smith vale.
company ON wheels. from the Chicago
Bridge COMPANY on stand pipe aud
form jas b Glow and the Lndplog
Valve combany 0n piping
m order to give tine contractors
who are figuring on the thing more
t,mc tno time for filing bids was eA
tended until neSt Monday night when
it Is hoped Clint dnonsh bids viii he Sal
~ allow 90 d cmirrt being lct.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
MoRs EXpLoRlN4.

There seems % b. little more ex-
ploring ID progress AMI contemplated
then mas been the case FOR several
months oscs I'D fac. Ii looked once
thhis SIMMER ~ II there was % be no
more exploring this year - least but
recently 4 spirit 81 revival has sturvk
the country about here aad dirt IS
aying ont IF several pits The North
Hose - eiug worked sce.ion is
going as'i- ais, Section ana now
the work % the Ter prnnn rty j
added
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
McCoart

The Leading Photograph Studio 81
Crystal Falls for fine Photographs zzG
Crayons. Kodak work finished Tor AzH-
ateurs. All work guaranteed first cszx
All photographs in my show case werr
made in my gallery All photogrzphz
finished on American Aristo Paper ard
up-to-date.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26

AN impossibility ON account Of lack
Of pocket room at the Escanaba ore
Cocks and also scarcity Of boats
Under favorable conditions the Florence
woald have shipped 40, 600 toms this
season. but ap to date the amount
forwarded IN about i20, 600 tons.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
rwO pOTTT.Es clIpED I'M

was troubled with kidney g0pi-
piaiut for about two years writes
p Davis 30 Mi sierlirs ia hut
teo WftIes Foley Kidney Cufe
eeied Is pemnn cnre
sound Fidleys are safeguards
hh Wake he idn healtbv with
Foley kidney ur Cole rharnHcV
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
Future Looks Bright.
Continued from First Page.

distribution OF a punch that simply
captured all.
The party began 70 disperse AZ 90
all feeling well repaid for their time
and under many obligations to the
good people Of Marquette.
Before dispensing the members got
together and adopted the following
resolutions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
HERE'S A BARGAIN

Eighty acre farm Of best la0if Cofu,y
hardwood land free FROM ,stane. .se-r
acres cleared well plowel ann se4saF
70 hay with good frame ak rc-,r
house IN first class condition ore frlygs
barn 24x4O feet, two good lol stab)sg
one fue chicken house two g.g
horses, Harnesses wagon, sleighs s,arse
buggy and agricultural Implements a.
fine wellsGs feet decps never fq,yi-y
water This farm for sale Dr. le.w
money than the house and parsy,s
property Is really worth. hi healta y
present owners necessitates immedis.-
sale Here is the best chance egsr
offered IN Iron Comfy. Inouir- -
WI Brown
am using i box 81 Clamhefiiar.
Stomach II Liver Tablets and g.e
tam the best ching for my stomacAs
ever, used says u 81 Robin,a
Justice ot the Pence. i0omis ares
lAa fa'le. not only carrec as
gliw le i0madh CRIT
litef ami fowele rhri a,e Easy
Aud plea aut iu effect pHea
per boN For saie by C0lef plar
kluaa out ihe iall9e
smHothaoat ira tha erap
aee we aci % fad-s
hnt wAa RacA 'lm0H r
'ae ' co., Ni'atr ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26

M0DGRN WuuDMEN REVOLT
~ the tate eongentionof The Modern
Wo#'men ~ Amtr.ca beia En- Guud
Rapids 90 Tuesday lelgats Irom
nll parts y .He state were present aad
'n lrsaH Hfl1H as- ~ Pr tae
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26

Aragon shaft NJ ! Is noy' 100 feet
deep.
The Oliver Iron Mg Co. has begHt,
exploratory work ~ the old Garfield
e,tst Of the Verona
But little remains 1t the big stock
pile at Amgou Ma The Steam
shovel has done great work THE eeason.
Current
The Florence mime j. shipping ore
~ Escanaha as rapidly as circumstances
will permit The local management
is mNious to ship an average vt a.
least 900 tons daily bat finds this
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26

and they came here hurriedly to con-
fer with the speaker.
For tWenty-four hours the friends of
Mr.. Henderson argued with him and
urged him to remain in the race. But
the speaker was adamant-he said his
mind was made up beyond recall.
General Regret Expressed.
The announcement was general
surprise to the Republicans of the
state, although it was known there
was considerable opposition TO the
speaker, even before the convention
that nominated him.
From all sides came expressions of
regret over the withdrawal. and the
hope is general that Mr.. Henderson
may yet be persuaded to reconsider
his action. 1t is felt by many that
the move is ill advised and may harm
the party by furnishing ammunition
to the Democrats.
From friends in Washington have
come protests against the refusal Of
the nomination by Mr.. Henderson, but
to all the speaker has turned a deaf
ear
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
Saws Relief Funds arc Diverted.

st. Thomas, Sept. 23-L'Opinion of
Martinique has printed an article de-
elaring that the relief funds are being
scandalously employed for the promo
ton of great public works.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
PRESIDENT Is SURPRISED.
Senators Comforting With Roosevelt
Amazed at Henderson's Action.

Senators Comforting With Roosevelt
Amazed at Henderson's Action.
New York, Sept. 1S.-When the first
news of Speaker Henderson's action
reached the president and the quintet
of senatorial advisers, who We're in
conference at Oyster Bay, the story
was not believed. 1t was considered
too improbable to be true. The presi-
dent first got the news by wire from
Private Secretary Loeb, who called up
Sycamore Hill from an office in tlfa
village.
President Roosevelt fairly shouted
the intelligence to his guests, gathered
on the piazza. All eyes at once turned
to Senator Allison. of Iowa.
Il don't believe it." said Senator AL
lison. There must be some mistake
Henderson couldn't make such a fool
of himself"
When it was made clear that it was
indeed true Senator Allison sighed and
said:
1T is incomprehensible, absolutely
incomprehensible."
This is the most extraordinary
thing that ever occurred in American
politics." said Henry c. Payne.
Then the party adjourned to dinner.
but Henderson had spoiled the meal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
Speaker Henderson Declines His
Eleventh Unanimous Nom.
ination to Congress.
DISAGREEs WITH THE IOWA IDEA
His Letter Of Defamation Given in Its
Full Text.
Says He is Not in Harmony with His
Constituents on Tariff
Revision.

Dubuque, Ia, Sept 1S.-Speaker
David b. Henderson, of the national
house of representatives, is out with
his party in Iowa and has refused re-
nomination for congress to oppose eE-
Governor Horace Boies. The chief
reason he gives is that he is not in
harmony with his constituents on the
question of tariff revision and that he
is opposed to the tariff revision plank
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
In King wards Domain.

President Roosevelt drove from the
armory to the steamer Tashhmoo on
board Of which he spent three hours
riding on the river. Every steam craft
on the river saluted the Tashmoo with
ear-splitting blasts of the whistle and
the steamer Yantic, United States navy,
fired a presidential salute of twenty
one years as the Tashmoo left her
wharf. During the ride the steamer
went far enough into Canadian wat
ers so that the president was for a
short time in King Edwards domain.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
REFUSES TO RECONSIDER.
Speaker Henderson Says His Decision
Final,

Speaker Henderson Says His Decision Is
Final,
DeS MOines. Ia, Sept. 1S-Speaker
Henderson refuses to reconsider his
withdrawal from the congressional
race in the Third district. The follow
ing Geographic reply was received in
response to request to reconsider
his action:
Dubuque, Ia, Sept. 17.-Messrs.
LATE Young and S. w. Rathbun, Des
Molnes, Ia: Your joint telegram sim
cerely appreciated. but cannot recon-
slider, for after an age spent in fight
ing for my country, state and district
L cannot acquiesce in administering
free trade poison to cure the trust
evil. which l abhOr.
ID. A. HENDERSON,"
Speaker Henderson is positive in
his declination of the congressional
nomination. President Roosevelt sent
a lengthy telegram, .deploring his ac-
ton and urging him to withdraw his
declination, but the speaker replied
that his decision was final. Other
kilograms of the same tenor were re-
ceived from all the members of the
national committee and national con-
gressional committee, Senators ALI
son, Hanna, SpoOner, Ledge, Fair
banks and others.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
He MAKES A RECORD
President Roosevelt Reviews q
Regiment of British Troops
on United States Soil.
SOMETHING NEW FOR A PRESIDENT
Miss Clara Barton HonOred at the
Spanish War Vets Reunion
Goodbye to Detroit.

Detroit, Sept. 23.-President Roose-
yelt's two days visit to Detroit came
TO an end last evening at the conclu-
sion of banquet rendered him in
Light Guard armory by the Spanish
War Veterans. the opening of whose
third annual reunion he attended yes
terday morning 1t was a brilliant
event Nearly 800 men sat at tables
on the floor Of the big armory, and
utmost capacity by brilliantly gowned
women and their escorts. When the
president rose to begin his address,
which was the first of the evening"
he received an ovation. The men on
the floor stood up and Cheered again
and again, while the clapping Of hands
from the gallery was like the crackle
OF musketry. The speech was d
eulo9y Of the United States soldier.
with a defense of the government s
Philippine and Cuban policies and Il
plea for reciprocity with the latter as
our duty, as we'll as to our advantage
Visit to the Reunion.
The banquet was the elimination Of
an extremely busy day for the presi-
dent. AT 1 Il. N. he drove to Light
Guard armory and attended the open
ing session of the third annual reun-
ion Of Spanish War Veterans. He was
given a tumultuOus welcome by the
soldiers, and his speech was enthu-
siastically received. He eulogized the
veterans Of the Spanish war for their
deeds and declared that we have no
apologies to make for the war in
Cuba or i'll the Philippines. AS re-
suit of the latter, he said, we Will
give the FilipinOs life, liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness such as they new
er knew under a cruel oligarchy op-
Grating Though the society of the
katiDunan
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
DEAD NUMBER PROBABLY ITO
Roll of the Lost in the Birmingham Hor-
ror Reaches 1O5 and May
Go Higher.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 22.-Yester-
day was a day of funerals in Birming-
ham the remains of thirty-eight vic
tins OF the panic in Shiloh church be-
ing inferred in the various cemeteries
for negroes around the city. The death
list is now known to number 105, and
100 of these have been identified The
police assert that in addition at least
five bodies were taken to private
houses. This would swell the number
to no.
J. Ell. Tallou, who is in jail, charged
with precipitating the stampede, says
he does not feel responsible for the
accident, and, although admitting that
he and Hicks had quarrel about a
seat, which proceeded so far that they
had clinched he asserts that Hicks
was the aggressOr. He lays the
stampede to the fact that many people
were leaving at the moment who had
attended only to Washington's speech.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26
SHAW ON HENDERsoN's ACTION.

Important That the Position of the Spea X
er Should Not Be Misunderstood.
Washington, Sept 49, Secretary
Shaw said in commenting further upon
Speaker Henderson's declination of a
denomination, that while he refrained
either from criticising or justifying
the speakers course he considered it
of very great Importance and due to
General Henderson that his position
be not misunderstood Secretary Shaw
said:
Either many newspapers misun-
derstood General Henderson's position
or | do. l understand him to stand
pat on the tariff plank of the Iowa
platform, which favOrs such revisions
as changed conditions make advisa-
BILE. In his address to the Republican
voters of the Third Iowa district he
says: While | have been against a
general revision 8 | have
never been opposed to making need
ed changes, and 1 am not now
''NOr do / understand him to object
to the antitrust plank, which is in a
different section of the state platform,
and which only declares against al
lowing the tariff to become a shelter
fOr trusts. It goes no further than in
timating that such a thing may occur
1t does not say such a thing does exist
Commenting on this plank in his adj
dress, the general says: 1t is a bold
declaration that If notifications of
the tariff are required to prevent mon
opoly from sheltering itself under the
wings of protection then tariff shall
be modified to prevent that condition.
LAS [ understand him he finds him.
self unable to agree with the interpre-
tation placed upon this plank by many
of his constituents and firm party
friends. To what if any extent the
Republicans Of Iowa are advocating a
removal of the tariff on trust made
or controlled goods as remedial
measure l am unable to speak. think
General HendersOn's friends ought to
see to it that his position be correctly
INTERPRETED to the people and that he
be not placed in the false light of hav-
ing declined to be a candidate for con-
gress because opposed, to use the Ian
guage of the Iowa platform, to such
changes in the tariff from time to time
as becomes advisable through the
progress of our industries and their
changing relations to the commerce
of the world"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-26

Of the Iowa Republican platform. He
believes the plank adopted by the state
convention July 80 demanding tariff
revision is step in the direction OF
free trade. The action of the speak
er came as a complete surprise to the
Republican leaders Of Iowa and it is
likely to have great effect on the COM
ing elections not only in Iowa but
throughout the country.