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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-05
SOME PosTscRIPrs

Some light the status and methods Of Eurcpeas Y
nalism may be had fro the utteranes OF Berlin edct
expresses IN his paper the hope that nothing interests
important may happen in his country in the next Ee y
so that the newspapers Of Germany shall have oPpo
10 get back the money they have paid IN eahepsms
attut Prince HenIy's arrival and reception here
The wine company that is 10 furnish the ebampaF
the dinner 20 PRINCE Henry in Chicago has paid $ioe
the privilege This is the usual custom. says one
committee having the awarding Of the and Be =
as indication Of what Is expected of the prince thh
sum pad is always based the quantity Of Sns lksf
eoraulned.
Edward Wis coronation win cost the equivalent q (
100000 but il viii nearly all come from the pockets
wealthy upper class and viii be distributed chiefly -
uadesusn and artisans. Useless such psgeantres
IS another instance OF AN III wind that blows neeow
good"
owing 20 the severity OF the weather in Lcndon7
issrsm has issued dispensstion releasing ehuresnen
doesse from the observance Of Lent except on Nedsa
and f.iesya
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-05
DIVISION AMONG RepveLIcANs.

Ncw. while the republicans chuckling over dit.
lerencss Of opinion among democrats which DO not
exist, Tor al good democrats stand by the National
platform Of 1900. and there SIX millions Of
them OF voting age in the country they might free
themselves from their foolish notions (, they would
stop for laoment to see themselves as others see
them
!, Npoa I've spreFtsEs sussticns the rsSlI cans are
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radically divided The general question % reciprocity
and the question az relief for Cuba
she president strongly in favor Of relief for Cuba
The secretary Of war; who is virtually in control Of
Cuba. Of course backs him M vigorously. The military
governor OF Cuba. with hands uplfted 20 heaven inn
aloTes relief Most Of the republican papers by mo
means all are on the same side
But the speaker OF the house says nay. The prest
dent threateu and scowl wh the secretary Of war
and tha military governor growing on either side of
him. the republican newspapers may wear out the
pens OF their editors and the machinery OF their presses
in writing and printing their protests bat when the
speaker says nay, nay is for the speaker controls the
house. holding it in the hollow of his hand
The New York Tribune the banner sheet OF protec-
ton, advocates relief for Cuba. The New York Press
says that such relief would be the entering wedge that
would overtoFple the splendid temple OF protection
The s.. Louis GlobeDerocrat takes its stand on the
republican platform Of 1900 t unusual thing to
find republicans quoting from their platforms when no
campaign is on pointing our the plank which limits
reciprocity TO commodities which do not produce
There are just as radical ana bitter differences in
the party 10 the general question Of reciprocity
which have been thoroughly developed before the
country, as tbs subject has nor yet up in con
gress-
The republicans have reason to talk OF demo
cratic division. The democrats are presenting a
united front encouraging TO every man in the party
The most serious patty division exists in the couu-
try is entirely OF the republican side
"
THz Washington Pest .ys man aas tj, IL The ussk by
SNOWFALL aHi r his vsee. Sew il be can 50 u-aecuysr
as &c gs -f .@e same place By lsa5ai. be viii p-c a5y
aa- f restored
Tao 3t,.-.r. preachers mixed % In scrap the s.a--
ias They age a-saaaig 4-a.stg-z .ar the senate,
Tat s..- ere A.saH ss says he dsesn know e5a, a
.rlasesrpra &C. b.. aes eir.a. drink sea by va, .f
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DEFENDED BY BAILEY.


tanate occurrence IF SATURDAYS afternoon ihaa d. nor vi
any 20 further ar proper ways vdats 'he
dignity this beds but When the uutertass U pun
sh senator IL uas, be Saretal 10 punish State
The constitution gives each hcuse q eoneress the
poser pEnish disordeTY behavior, IHa
such p9vcr could Be properly exercised Instance ike
this have kind Of question bur Sir IL Is res within the
power OF ths senaicand less within The power "a
the presiding oerto strike from tbs rolls c ibis body ne
senators frou a sovereign State
Soath Carolina. like Der sistf States is entitled 70 her
representation here ard # those whom she h0nors with
her c0misson worthy among oar re-
easy one Whenever tv1-thrds the member
ssP c this body shall sd sdtc hy eSPcl me present
ssnators and leave the State South Carolina other
men her commissions.
Nr Aidreb Paragraphs and OF Clshirss Manual
say.
THe power &c eSpel also includes Isl power to Dis
ST. ,- 5 i re- so2a ee3s q ~ ,-,i .5 l-
7nd ais has accordingly beea done Some INSTANCES By The
Nr Bailey In The house Of eaaaazs vae-s tasy have
70 written constitution ard limitations such as those
1r5e- vhch we live
to parliamentary PRESTIGE and Law and isis is she OF them
Aas.osoas the rshi OF sxPusa is t-a g. s1spsrli7g
sSs .,3+.-
z 1e - psIloa Weith Is .s l-
Van tae i2J.ner, iAouE1 1tel--l y. y s'l.e -.
L1s alTinEZ ae .. .l. - ~.
=, .-e-l. 81. So ~, ~ --.t. -f ... ~ --s
0rset by this pToceedng than by e--cisl Of the 9-1--
IT. Bailey There is nothing .- .a, a1-a .se sl,e5
- 70 ----I2VcFL -n-2ut+e--l i- F-s--1-h- - -''---
Britain IS the aw books say aa-7;sn' Ii aa. 5aly can
1 what # pleascs NIB @ -s-e-s. --. H can a7 what
1as- aa ,he pecpe teT vh1H. r-'a-ss believe Lart
..sl did 5ist che rarisns-. ~ re- make aan
1ss bis own cas1 boz toa ry lord Coke would have
ae.---et before dee.4nng Jas " aar'A1tn' invalid even
upon .za' ground.
SIR Adrich The senator mgs- Pc ssrc ts- le 2u-lsr-
,r ..a0 Which read IS las- alt- --.s Is she
----ei American autho-'are7 sa-'a-7sn-4rg .aw and
,- asas. Blu, ia size earsa-arr -.s t1. ser-t5- read
.- ---,- is s-.a.- st,-- tie --.-. ia Great Britain
Mr. t.a-t.b. 80 Z des tse...-s.--.. -sr,l5r
tf- as.I-, Indeed he de.
Mr. A,risa +. merely cites - f.. one s.-.s51 shat has
been lore ~ -h. "a -,.s--s7. Of ,.-.- a-...sr
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TAMPERING WITH TRIFr =
NOT GOODNIGHT.

Ard so you ready for bedy
Well, its time you should be sosmt
There's a half sleepy droop % your head
There IS slunlber itself in your sirb
But still I confess I've doubt A
As 70 whether III get much repose -
For the lights are put out
m afraid your blue eyes will uuelcss
have nothing against syes-o'-bus
Not a thing in the world baby min.
] confess that like peek-aboo,
Blu, don't like the game after nine
] am fond OF each witching vile 3
Each look finds It's way to my heart: 1
But this waking at midnight to smile \
Just tears your dads slumbers apart q
know that the worlds etiquette !
Is as yet a closed volume to YOU
That you haven't got used 20 IL yet i
That you truly don't know what 10 do; Ii
You do not know Just when 10 sleep l
And you truly don't know when to pI,y. {
Ia the night you're awake and a-ereer :,
And do most OF your sleeping ~ day
And in tins my dear girl, you're at fs,l,.
Dad has changed lifelong habits for yoa. '
But II surely is time for halt,
And don't ike midnight peek-s-boo
But. then, dads away most all day
And SO, perhaps. dear, you are right;
To collect your full measure Of play I,
You must wake him up sometimes al MIA d
don't want you TO think dads churl,
Or begrudges you bsbyhood's bliss;
You're my only. my sweet baby girl ?
Tho I won't say Good night" here's ks
Nc, Won't say Good night" az all,
For / know after while you'll awake
And your dad viii awake your call /
Peek-a-hoos great game, no mistakel
4 rsaa named Ship was pulled GU, of New Ycrs q
drift the other day for dead but proved to be srev
Of iuroxication. Ship had colided with schoone
The New Jersey legislature has appropriated sias.s
- L -
the Will be expended powder and shot or slnsAs
ACHI
When Prince Henry has departed
And we're standing hesvy-hearted
Where sand last AufEiederzehn,2 wished kiz T
farewell.
When he's travelled from our shore,
Say some hiteea hours or more,
We viii get wireless message. Here's about whit Il,
1t Will say His highness mut.ers
In his sleep the words be utters
are mostly moaosyilsbles-says set en- Up arsiar
And now hes begun TO stammer
For the anti karzeujaurne-.
And sits up and looks around him It's exactly hatp,ss
Vow his face is rather soEgy.
And his step is rather groggy
As he leaves his couch behind him and bndy sA
And his neskties up behind
But he n1tters Never mind
And don't notice that his arc put on hisis
before.
Now he battles his Hord face
To eliminate the trace
OF your Yankee hospitality and oh. his head IS ko,i
When VIC ask What's your desire -.
We shall send by ant;wire:'
He just mutters Ach, dot Roosevelt und rob Efans III
Gottr"
-
Just IN GEORGIA.
Now peer Georgia is worried
And she's harsssed and she's Hurried
For the foods have heset her leaving wrsckszs
track
But II optimistic search
Finds dry place Tor perch.
Frank Stanton VIII mount on it. and bell sing the saaA
back
J. NJ LSna
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.

HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.
" JOHNSTON. ..............-....-.. -. President
J. PALMER. VICE fFssileh'
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oAY. MARCH s, 1902.
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION,
tfo3, ito5. 1907 and ifo9 Franklin Avenue
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
LEVINE LANDS

The Hemlock River Mining company
has taken an option on what are
known as the Levine lands in Hem
arite township. These lands ABIDING
the aemlock mine on the north and
are very promising for their mineral
values. The company has started ex-
MIGRATORY work thereon and will pro.
secute il with vigor until the value of
the lands is thoroughly established
Little more than rigging mp has
been done this week but by the first
Of next week they hope 70 be p unding
down towards the ledge.
THESE lands are owned by the
I,eyines and Gibsons Of Champion and
Mrs Wilson, Of Madelia, Mimi. There
has been disagreement among the
owners which has kept tile lands from
being in shape To option.
About a year ago Captain VIM.
Anderson. Of Negaunee, undertook
TO get the parties together so as to gei
AN option. He enjoyed the confidence
of all OF the fee owners and succeeded
IN getting an option ON the lands.
This option as been secured by the
Hemlock people and they will give the
property thorough exploring 20 SCI
that virtue there is in IL as regards
mineral
The north end Of the Hemlock open.
ings stoIs 600 feet south Of the line in
good healthy vein matter. The history
of the Hemlock has been that lens OF
ore is apt to be found at any point n
long the vein and it is the opinion Of
many that after passing through the
lean ore in which the opening is now
breasted, good stuff will be found.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06

The list will be further extended next
year. 10 10 expected The Burt mine,
for one. viii probably be in that class
in 1908.
Tne ore shipments from Minnesota
this year Approximate 10. 900. 600 gross
sons - compared with 10. 7Se. oes-
gross tons last year. Mining men are
predicting that the shipments NEXT
wear will be 20. 900. 900 from Minnesota.
Some say that in FIVE years the Lake
Superior region will DO forwarding
81, 600, 900 tona
This raises the interesting question
OF supply. Andrew Carnegie wss
quote recently ~ saying that the known
ore supply in the United States was
equal TO the demands for not more than
sixty years Assuming the ore supply
Of the Lake Superio' region 10 not
materially increased in future BY new
discoveries, and that the estimate OF
500, 600, 900 for the Mesabi and
$50, OO0 600 for the old ranges made by
the geological experts as representing
the ore resouoers, 10 about right, and
less than twenty years will zee IL
disappear at the expected rate OF In
crease OF shipments.
This Is assuming that In five years
the shipments amount TO cO, 200, wv
tons year ana do not become any
bigger at any time thereafter. But IL
is altogether probable that consider
able ore will yet be discovered botn
on the Mesaoi and the Vermilion
ranges.
But the old theory that the Measbl
will furnish .inexhaustible supply
% iron ore is ceectually exploded.
me discovery OF another Me7abi could
take place without seriously impairinl
values Of present iron properties o.
desirable character for the ore con
Stunning companies are reaching int
the future for ore supplies with Ions
! arm.
Hibbing is certainly getting quit
, metropolitan. 1t will soon be rate'
by the postal department as entitle'
to free delivery The houses have al
: been numbered in anticipation OF IN
system
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
FROM The MINES
sHIPMENTS,


ore shipments from the Crys.sl Falls
district are practically closed Last
baturday wound MP the work Of getting
OH ore AZ most Of the properties.
although there are scattering lots
being sent out this week 10 round out
csrgoes that are being loaded.
TwJ ct D K chnnges can be obsev-
cd in the outputs this year. The first
ID the slump In shipments by the
Crystal Falls mine and the other the
squirt in the shipments OF the Columbia
which pushes the Crystal Falls hard
for the honor OF first place. The squirt
OF the latter is due. however, 10 The
Shipment Of lot OF ore that was put
in stock during the past three years
and 10 not fair criterion the ore
fron the Columbia came mainly from
stockpiies that had been accommodating
for two years The cause of the falling
on in Crystal Falls mine shipments
il due 10 the shortening up OF the ore
yieposit on the level that is at present
being worked ana to the handicap for
men. Among the other features is the
position taken by the Tobin and
Armenia Next year will see them
greater factors The Corrigan *
Mckinney shipments from this dis
trict total very close 10 half million
tons. Next year they will exceed that
. marx hy fully quarter as much more
The shipments are as follows
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a specia
meeting of the stockholders and voting
Bondholders Of the Chicago and North
Western Railway company will be held
pursuant to call therefor by said
company Board Of Directors. at the
company Offices, No. % Fifth
Avenue, in the city Of Chicago, Illinois
at 10 O'Clock noon on Tuesday the 10th
day of February, 1903, and at any time
to which said Meeting may adjourn,
to act upon the questions Of increasing
the authorized capital stock of the
company 10y an amount OF common
stock sufficient TO make the aggregate
capital stock OF the company One
Hundred Million Dollars 800, 600, 900
.00j par value, and of empowering the
company Board Of Directors to issue its
common stock whether authorized at
said meeting or previously from time
TO time and in such amounts as said
Board Of Directors may determine and
for any purpose allowed by law and
TO act also upon the questions of
leasing the railroad franchises and pro
4 perty of the Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley Railroad company,
and of thereupon purchasing such
railroad franchises and property beside
all the other property of said Fremont
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railroad
company.
This notice is given by order of the
Board Of Directors of said Chicago ana
North Western Railway company,
and is signed by majority Of the
members Of said Roard and by the
compan' ) President and Secretary, and
bears the company's seal.
Dated November 18th A. ID. 1902
W X Vanderbilt
Marshall Fold
James Stillan
+ W. Vanderbilt
Sam f. BarRer
Zenas Crane
Oliver Ames
Byron l.. Smith
Chauncey NJ Depew
III. Mex. Twombly
Cyrus II. Mccormick
David r. Kimball
Members of the Board Of Directors,
Seal Of Chicago and North Western
Railway company.
Marvin Hughitt +. h. Osborn,
President Secretary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
4 FRIGHTENED HORSE.

Running like mad down the street
iraoiug the occupants, or a hundred
fr p 'idents. are every day occur
II behooyes everybody Co
aliable Save handy and there's
as a4 GOOD as Bucklen 3 Arnica
stte Burns. Cuts. Sores Eczema
nlI Piles. disappear quickly under
.thing effect pc at J 9.
Ni yin-la Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06

forwarded. considering the iAteness
OF the season. Some little ore has
been shipped - late ss the hrst days
in December In past years. but never
before has the last day Of November
found ten mines In this state still Ia
the shipping list
The Duluth e. Iron Ranges road 10
still shipping from all Of the vermiiion
range mines and from Fsyal and Ienoa
ON the Mesabi. II has shipped 10 date
about ., $50. 600 tons a. compared with
s. OOe, 600 tons for the entire season last
year. The windup OF shipping 10 not
in sight
The Duluth. Aesabi d Northern
road will not cease shiPping before The
latter part OF the week, at least The
mines IN the immediate vicinity OF
Hibbing that ship over this line ceased
forwarding orr. Saturday. The Mesabi
is still shipping from the Mountain
Iros, Adams and Spruce mines. The
road TO Friday night mad shipped
s. 4e2. 72i tons az compared with about
8, 4s7. 1853 tons last year. The road
expects TO ship about $500, Ooo al
together for the. present season; II
begins to look as IL the Duluth: ~
Northern would have tie TO play of
next season.
The Great Northern is now shipping
from only one mine, the Stevenson,
the big Corrigan, Mckinney q Co
property. The road has shipped &c
date about 4, loo, 600 tons and yesterday
expected to increase this about 20 OO'
tons at least. The Great Northern
last season shipped 9 281 600 tons ans
IT. is reported that the road will shil
6. 600. coo next year.
Minnesota seems now TO excel u
everything that appartains to irol
mining. II ships more ore than an
other state, it has the biggest mines
the best ore roads and they ship tn
product over the greatest ore docks
the word the biggest ore shippin
port on the planet and the best minin
men in the industry anywh 70.
Speaking OF tho big mines look
the following comparative statement
i've great ore producers OF tine Mesabi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
ExPI.oRA
SHELDON WEIGH EX
TIONS.

The landsnf the Sheldon estate and
Luke Welch in this county are being
explored as fast rs men and the wealth
er will allow. The work is under the
direction Of Herman Fesing, graduate
Of the Michigan College Of Mines and
a recognized mining engineer OF merit
Mr.. Fesing has been in the employ OF
these parties for many years and has
always brought satisfactory results IN
his work about their mineral pro
perties OF late he rs been in the
steep Rock Lake district in Canada,
examining mineral lands for his
principals.
Mr.. Fesing has several crews at
WORK on the land south Of the Dunn
and IL is reported about town that the
signs are very encouraging but no
authentic information Of the results
attained has been given ont set.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
-MTNNEsOTA SHIPMENTS.

The snd Of November finds about ten
~ the itNh mines i'm Minnesota still
shipping The situation is without
precedent la the iron mining history
Of the state The weather turned cold
er Sunday night and If IL continues
for few days shipping viii come to a
close very rapidly.
Brt II It should turn mild again
there viii yet be great deal 81 orr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
LAND NOTICE.

Marquette Mich,
November 2Gth 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions Of the act
of Congress Of June 3. 1873 entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands
i'm the States Of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory.
as extended to all the Public Land
States by act Of August :, 1892, ichard
j. Umlor. Of Sidnaw. county Of
Houghton State Of Michigan, has this
day filed ia this Office his sworn state
meut No. ca. for the purchase Of the
MEL ST section No. 20 ia Township
No. i6N Range No 35 W.. and will
offer 90 show that the land sought IS
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes. and
to establish his claim 10 said land
before the Register and Receiver OF
this Office at Marquette Mich, on
Wednesday the II tn. day Of February,
1903
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06

FOR SALE A lot and half
cit. ining-a house and barn part o
the old vandendaigue property on
Ntruette Avenue Inquire Of Ed
Martin
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06

Exact figures on all the foregoing
mines for 1902 are not obtainable at
present, but they are close enough FOR
az plaotIcaI purposes. Inc NUMBER Of
.44ines ulat snIppvu over i,UOo, ouJ toii7
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06

He names as witness
John r. Haden
Newton Slick
Charles Haden
George Evans all of Sidnaw Mich,
Any and all persons claiming al
ye,sely the above-described lands are
TO file their claims in this
Office ON or before said 18th day OF
February, 1903
Thomas Scaflden.
Register !.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-12-06
IRON RIVER SHIPMENTS

IRON RIVER SHIPMENTS
The shipments from the Iron River
district for the season inst closed are
as follows
R,yarton and Dober l2j, 800
Raltic 81, 900
u;ayatha -. 600
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-06-06
She Was soInnocent.

He had been to the boarding school
to pay a surprise visit to his daughter,
his only child. He had parted from
her, proud to be the parent of such a
handsome maiden, pleased with the In
nocence of budding womanhood. The
principal accompanied him to the
door.
Madam" be said, with deep feeling,
81 owe you much for the manner In
which you have reared my child since
she has been under you care. When
notice the contrast between that in
nocent maiden and some of the girls of
her age, who have not had the advan.
tage of such strict supervision, I feel
that have indeed done wisely In plac-
ing her In your charge"
''And how proud you must be-" said
the principal, glowing with satisfac-
ton, ito be the father of so large and
devoted a family!"
"Large-devoted |" gasped the proud
parent. ''What do you mean ?''
Devoted to each other" said the
principal. mo fewer than seven OF
Clara's brothers have been here during
the past three weeks to take her out,
and she is expecting another to NOR
row."
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-06-06


too hungry, and warmer than they
would be in corn stalk field on the
warm side of barb wire fence. I'm
der these conditions I think man
ought to be able to raise q three
year-old steer In "a months. Another
object was to get straw shed and
get the barnyard covered and board
ed In and made warm. Another was
to save me from Notwithstanding
and roofing the silo and getting my
silo where I could fill It off the hay
ladders from barn floor II I wished
to do so. And last but not least to
be In shape to take care of the
manure. My stables are puddled
with stiff clay and barnyard bottom
is made like the bottom Of a kettle
and puddled with clay also, here the
cow and horse manures are mixed,
and have had no trouble, nor do ]
expect to have any, with manure fire.
fanging as long as can get the
liquid with the solids into the barn
yard
We viii soon bring As head OF cat
tie into the barn and do not expect
any Of them standing around with
backs bumped up should it be cold.
OF manure made and protected in
this barn, one load is worth two OF
three loads often hauled out of the
open barnyard. and am sure that it
Is not only the cattle that are
pleased with this barn, but the men
who have to work In IL on cold days
r. 8. Seeds, in National Stockman.