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New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
ASBURY PARK WAyTs SUNDAY TEAMS.

Asbury Park. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The Asbury Park
Board of Trade meeting to-day voted for
Sunday railroad trains for Asbury Park. and
directed the railroad committee of the board to
take steps to bring about the stopping of trains
here the Sabbath. The proposed innovation will
be opposed by the officials of the Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association, who have an agree
ment with the railroad company to the effect that
trains shall stop within mile of Ocean Grove
on the Sabbath. Founder Bradley, of ASbury
Park is in favor of Sunday trains.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
POsT0FFTcE SAFE BLOWN OPEN.

Spring Lake, Jan. 10 1SpecaD.-For the third
time within a year safe blowers visited this
early this morning and cracked the safe in the
postOfice. securing nearly 81 600 in money and
stamps. Augustus Gazta, aged shoemaker. hv-
ing opposite the Postoffice, saw the four robbers.
When he attempted give the alarm guard
posted in front of his house sileuced him. The rob
berS used ntrO-glyCeTine. The explosion
great that the safe door blown through the
ceiling
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
MR.. CROMwELL's APPOINTMENTS.

Borough President Cromwell OF Richmond yester-
day announced the following appointments: John
Fenton, Superintendent Of Buildings; John Timlin,
superintendent of Public Buildings and Offices;
William H. Hillyer Superintendent Of Highways;
Maybury Fleming, secretary the borough pres-
dent. The appointment of Louis Tribus as Super
intendent OF Public Works announced on De-
cember 81 Mr. Fleming has been Editor Of The
Staten Islander" Mr.. Fenton is a well known
Richmond County contractor. Mr.. Timiin and Mr.
Hilyer are business All Republicans
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
WANT FOURTH-AVE. WIDENED.
Rapid TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS SAY IT WILL AID
THEIR WORK.

President Cantor has received A petition from
the Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners request
Ing that Fourth-ave at Eightn-st., be widened
This improvement is requested only TO facilitate
the construction of the rapid transit tunnel at
that point. but also 10 relieve the congestion Of
traffic which Will naturally result from the opening
Of Elm-st
II Is proposed 10 make of the widening public
place, with island about the centre line of
Fourth-ave., which will be necessary for the stair
way leading the rapid transit station, and also
serve a refuge for people crossing the wide
street at that point.
President Cantor has called meeting of the
board OF Local improvements OF The Greenwich
district for January p 10 consider this question
over a year ago A peution presented to
president Coogan Of the Borough OF Manhattan
and the local board OF that district TO extend
Lafayette Place to FourtI-aVe. but ii was allowed
70 die an easy death. II shown at that time
The congestion at this point.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
ASPHALT RECEIVERS MEET

The receivers Of the National Asphalt Company
and the Asphalt Company of America John F
shaniey' John NJ. Mack and Henry Tatnel held a
meeting at No II Broadway yesterday. but declined
10 say what was done. One os them said that no
statement mad yet been prepared. but that doubt
tSs II wouio ee made public when II was ready
bS nc, hn Q, me subsidiary companies he said
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
NEW W-JERSEY NEWS.
BLAuE s4LTATIoNIsT FOR DEATH.
ARMY CAPTAIN SANG IN FRONT OF SICK woMANs

ARMY CAPTAIN SANG IN FRONT OF SICK woMANs
HOUSE.
Mrs. Marie c. Ralph, twenty-six years old. OF No.
us Bowers-st.. Jersey City, died at her home on
i'll for over six months
In connection with her death. Captain Kaiser. of
the Salvation Army, will to-day be arraigned be-
fore Police Justice Murphy a charge of disturb
ing the public peace. A few nights before MIS-.
vation Army stopped in front OF her home and
began singing and playing musical instruments.
The noise disturbed Mrs. Ralph and her husband
went out and asked Captain Kaiser to go some
where else. He refused. a policeman called
and Captain Kaiser was arrested. but at the OAK
land-ave. pSliCe station he was paroled- lie SAID
Yesterday that he was not told that Mrs. Ralph
ILL., or he would have complied with her hus-
ba nd'S request.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
SEIZED JEWELS NAY BE RELEASED.

Collector Bidwell is expected to make known his
decision in the Lejeune jewelry case to-day II IS
believed that the jewelry will be sed but that
some OF the Belgian couples household effects will
be appraised for duty. The Collector was in Wash
rgton day or two ago. and II is reported that he
conferred with the Treasury officials regarding the
case.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
ELECTED TO CONSOLIDATED ErcHANGE

The following have been elected members Of the
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange: Ar
thur L. Tunis Charles r. Ives. Winfield S. Powers
Isidor Sachs A. J. Marks. A. NJ. OberbeCk & n
Harris and j. Ross Collins.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

Locust Valley, Long Island. Jan. 15.-Inhabitants
here, including William II. Baldwin jr.. pres-
dent of the Long Island Railroad, taking steps
to have the name of the place changed to Matine-
cock historic Indian name. Ex-senator Towns
end p. Cook. president of the Oyster Bav Bank
is among those advocating the change. This sta
ton is next to that OF President Roosevelt's home
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
NEWARK BOARD OF TRADE DINNER.
MEN PROMINENT IN POLITICS AMONG INVITED
GUESTS.

The annual dinne~ of the Newark BOARD of
Trade will be held in the new Auditorium, at New
ark, tonight. Among those invited are Governor
Voorhees,, GovernOr-elect Murphy. Senator Joseph
c. S. Blackburn. of Kentucky; General John w.
Barlow. ex-Attorney General John w. Griggs Con-
gresSman John J. Gardner Congressman Theodore
F. Burton, of Ohio. and Colonel s. NJ. Mansfield
Senator Blackburn John F. Dryden and Congress
man Burton will respond TO toasts There will be
$50 laid
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
NAMED AFTER PRESIDENTS HOME

Oyster Bay. Long Island Jan. 15.-The name OF
the steamer Port Chester. which plies between Oys-
ter Bay, Cold Spring Harbor and New-York City
has been changed, upon application to the customs
authorities, to Sycamore. after President Roose-
Vet's home Sycamore Hill.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
PRINCETON-HARFARD DEBATE.

Princeton. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD-The chairman of
Princeton's intercollegiate debating committee an
nounced this morning that the Harvard Princeton
dc bate will be held Cambridge on March %
Harvard will submit the question TO Princeton on
before February Z. The first trial debates will
be held on February Il.
John Van Antwerp MacMurray. '02 of Albany
n. Y, was last night awarded the $50 Baird prize
in poetry Robert Haven Schauffer of Cleveland
ONO. received honorable mention. The contest
was the closest since 1885. MacMurray's poem was
entitled The Failure of Sir Launcelot" The an
nual Baird contest in oratory, debating and dis
putation will be held February "a
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

BY the way, it was remI-ked in connection WITH
the rather lengthy speech of Senator Francis n
accepting the office Of President IF the Senate that
Senator Reed had been awarded several good
places on the Senate committees Mr. Reed 5
friends retOrted shat bis seniority os service "a p
Senator entitled him 70 all the consideration
his way rh't he had received.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
Local and PERSONAL.

James Vivian, purchasing agent for
the Corrigan- Mckinney interests is in
the city on visiting trip TO tine mines
of the concern.
p. s. Grafton purchased forty acres
of land south of the city and will cut
wood thereon and clear up a farm for
himself
Postmaster Voos was laid up several
DAYS this week and at this writing is
none too well, but is ON duty just the
same.
Nels Oss, who is working in Mccoy
ern's camp near Atkinson came down
Thursday for visit with Crystal Falls
friends.
|. Mrs Ella Hensky, of Sidnaw. came
down from that place Thursday and
will take a position on the simlpex
machine in the Diamond Drill Office
Herman Hanson came up from Flor
ence to take in the swell dance last
night. He found time 10 drop in at
the Diamond Drill Office and shake
hands with the boys
Mrs Elliott came down from Palmer II
spend few days with her husband,
Supt. Mark Elliott of the Monongahels
and incidentally 10 take in the big
dance.
J. r. Thompson. superintendent d
the Newport Mining company, was II
the city last night looking at mining
properties and interviewing option
holders. He went to Iron River In th
afternoon 10 look ut some mining
property over there that had hssl
offered his people.
Friday was promotion day In IN
Crystal Falls schools and W. . bps
DAY for the tssck6rs and . momsntdu
o. for the pupilA No sxsrcisss var
held because Of the los Of time due 3
the scarlet fever scare asahort time age
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25


always been very favorable. For that
reason the committee thought best TO
adhere to the old dates and take their
chances.
Another fling that the committee
decided upon is that all gamblers and
skin" games will be barred from the
city at that time. This will be a good
thing, Last summer, the officials here
took different view from the tourna-
ment officials upon this matter and
as a result the city was flooded with a
lot Of sharks that did damage TO the
affair.
The preparations for the tournament
go merrily on and Negaunee, from
present appearances, is going to out
do all the past tournament cities IN
preparations
Henderson Bros, who furnished the
prizes last year have been asked to
furnish list and prices Of prizes given
here for the use of the Negaunee fire
men They have done so and the in
formation contained in that list will
be of great assistance to the Negaune'
people
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

The jury for the February term cf
the circuit court was drawn last
"Wednesday aud is the largest list that
has ever been drawn at the regular
time in this county. at the October
term Of court Judge Stone ordered a
number OF extra jurors drawn on ac-
connt Of the important cases that are
20 come up at the February term. The
names of the jurors are as follows
Atkinson w. Sensiba W. ]. Nc
Graw, Peter Paul. Joseph Verville. A.
r. Walaca
Bstes-Charley n. Johnson, John
Brockway. Louis Olson. Adolph Gus
tafson and Charley Olson.
Crystal Falls Township-David Jack.
Martin Jewell. John Looney. Ole Hager
and Thomas Coniin.
Cystal Falls City First ward Rich
ard Nichols, Henry Perry, William
Cole, A. Omonroyd and Peter Bryson
Second ward John Osterberg, Andrew
Nelson. Alex Dalpra, Jas. r Corcorar
and Emumel Recla Third ward
Everit Ball, g Fred Brown. Q. @.
Campbell. Herman Buenger and
Herman Ran
Hematite Christopher Rowe, VIM
4 G. Wright, John Cowling and Antoine
+ Wehper
Iron River Ed McGloughlin, Pat
rick Larluns, Charles Coon. and join
Andree.
Mansfield Peter Quinn, George Eos
ter, John Roth and G. A. Day.
Mastodon John Johnson, Adam Sill
Norwood, Edward 'Keef and Anthem!
Davis.
Stambaugh- Peterson. Andrew
Young. Oscar Renberg and w. II
Seldom
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
TOUR on ALL MEXICO.

Leaving Chicago Tuesday, Jan
uary, ~, 1909
Extended itinerary Of forty days in
cludes the famous Ruins of Militia.
Cuernayaca. Jaaipa Teocelo, Oriba2a,
Oaxaca. the Grand Canon de los Cues.
Tamplco and the Three Circle Tours in
the Tropics Special Pullman Trains
for the entire tour, Sleeping and Dim
ing Cars. Drawing Rooms, Compart-
ments, Library, Observation, Parlor and
Music Room and the celebrated open
top car "Chililtli Leisurely schedule
with long stops All disagreeable
featuresof the Personally Conducted
system eliminated: on professions ON
foot OF in carriages; no moving about
in a body.
Best rooms at the best hotels with
private dining rooms. Tour under cs-
cort OF the American Tourist Associa
ton. with General Manager Mr.. Reau
Cam pbell in charge Of the train and
tour i423 Marquette Building Chicago.
Tickets Include all expenses Every
where. Illustrated literature ON Mexi
co, all information, reservations anc
bookings ut the officers OF the Chicago
Milwaukee st. Paul R'y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
We're IN Style.

A city isn't in il now days if it
hasn't tenderloin district with a
nickname attached to it distinctly it's
own. Since the officials of Iron county
have been dominated by the bum ele-
ment ana surrendered the county to
their dictates thus allowing it to be run
wide OPEN. Crystal Falls is in style
for it now has its bad lands to
match the Midway OF Iron Mountain
or the Bowery Of New York. o,
there nothing like being in style and
from the disgraceful occurrancs IN that
section of the city, we should cay that
Crystal Falls is certainly in the height
of fashion
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
Probate Notice.
FIRST publication Nov. o. last Nov. 80.
STATE or MlcHlGAN.l "a
COUNTY or Iron ~

FIRST publication Nov 10 last Nov. 80.
STATE or MlCHiGANL a.
At session OF the Probate Court for said
county held az the PrOhata Office ~ the city .
CRYSTAL Falls. ~ said county. on tue niteenth
day OF November. a D., 1901.
Present: Hon. Albert /. FlewelhDg Judge OF
Probate.
ia the meter OF the estate of Emile N. Berg,
deceased.
on reading and fling the petition. duly veri-
fed oi Eta Berg praying that she may he APP
pointed i,IInllstratriX OF -sud estate ior Renef-
al purposes; Th<r~upon. ~ IL Ordered. that
MONDAY. the ninth day OF December a. d.,
1901 Ut ten q clock in the fore noon, be assign
Ell for tho hearing OF said petition, and that the
heirs nc law of said decenAed and all other per-
sons interested Ia said estate, are requested 10
| "A pear rt "A session of said Court then Co be
holden at the Probate Office. In the City OF Crys
tai Falls la said county. and show cause, ANY
there be, why the prayer OF the petitioner should
/ not be grated And IL Is Further Ordered
\ that said petitioner give notice TO The several
persons interested IN said estate OF the pendcn
! CIV OF sr ia petition aud the hearing thcroi ~
causing n copy oil this order 10 he published u
THE DIAMOND DKiL a newspaper printed nni
circulating In said county, three successive
weeks previous 70 said DIZZY u hearing
! "a trne copy fbitif l.. fLEwhiA1, q.
i CliAs n WArsoH. JufRe 81 IioDhte
ATTY l.s. ~ ltfpupr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
State OLE MICHIGAN.

25th Judicial Ciicnit.--IN ClANCERY.
Susan Bilash, suit pending ~ the circuit
Complainant, Court for the County oilroh
vs. In Chancery. at Crysta al sails.
Andrew Balash, Mich on the l0th day OF
Defendant. Nov. A. u. 1901
In this cause II appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
file that tie defendant Andrew Bnash. " not
"A resident Of this state but n a resident Oi the
City Of Cleveland. ohio. ON motion OF com
pl.,inant' X solicitor. IL Is ordered That the APP
peurlIice OF said non resident defendant, Andrew
Balash be entered herein, within four months
from the date OF this order; AMI In case az his
appearance he cause his answer 10 the bil oil
complaint 60 be filed. and a copy thereof TO be
served on the complainants solicitor, within
fifteen DAYS after service on him of a copy oi
said biil gnd notice OF this order; ana IN default
thereof said bill will Toe taken as confessed 10y
said non resident defendant Aud u y i'rtheT
ordered that within fifteen days, the cOmPiain
ant cause "a notice of this order 10 be- pun
lished I'm TIE DIAMOND DriLL. newspaper
printed. published aud circulating IA said
county, nnd that said publication be- continued
therein once 10 eacl week, for six weeks M sue
ctssion or that She cause copy ~ tile order
o. be- personally served on SAID nonresident
defendant. ~ least hfteen days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance
FINN II Amor.
Circuit Court CommIs~l onrr
NJ H. MoRARTY, Iron County. Mich
COmpaiuants Solicitor.
Business Address.
Crystal Falls, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF C,,tarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY a CO.. Props. Toledo. o
We the undersigned. have known j. II. Che
ney for the last 8 years. and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business transactions
aud financially able 20 carry out any obliga
tlon made by their firm.
WEST 4 TRUAx Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O
wAIDING, KINNAS & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
Rists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. actinI
directly upon the blood and mucuous suriac'
OF the system. Price, Toe. per bottle. Sold by
all druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family pills are the best
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
Tax NOTICE

To the taxpayers of the City of Crys-
tai Falls, Michigan:
Notice il hereby given that the tax
roll OF said city for the year 1901 has
been delivered 10 me. the undersigned,
City Treasurer of said city, and that
the taxes therein can be paid to me al
my Office at any time before the tenth
day of January next following without
any charge for collection, but that -four
per cent collection fec will be charged
and collected upon all taxes remaining
unpaid ON said day of January.
Dated Deceember 9th. AID 1901.
l.. A. HENRY.
City Treasurer Of the city Of Crysta
| FaIls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
DATES SELECTED.


The executive committee Of the fire
mems tournament at Negannec had q
meeting last Wednesday evening and
set upon the dates they desire the
officers Of the association 10 select for
the holding OF the tournament next
year. The dates chosen ara August o,
4. and 8. II IL expected that tbs dates
will meet the approval Of the associs-
tion officials ~ IL In seldom that they
go contrary 70 the desires Of the local
COMMITTEES. i.eH
The selection Of these dates wss not
without opposition Some Of the com
mittee favored the latter part Of July,
but ~ there ars othsr meetings secluded
Cor that time the oommittss decided "a
adhere 70 the old datsa Tho sosSpa.
mente for the past Ave years havs bsef
held - that tims and The wsatAee b.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
To. Notice

The tax roll Of Crystal Falls town
ship h nowin my hands and taxpayers
will lind me ia the Office Of the city clerk
OF the city 81 Crystal Falls every Friday
from now until the 10th Of January.
David Leonard,
Treasurer Township Of Crystal Falls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
DROWNED OUT

Ilge, OF the most remarkable iniiows
y ter took place at the Vivian mine
r.'e Verona Mining company near
Idnesec last Wednesday night that
Eeyer been chronicled on the Me
II nee range. The miners were at
n cutting of che shaft for a new
and were blasting light 40 as not
IEaiurn the timbers. This new level
75 feet below the 2i5 foot OF
IND level, and ut the last mentioned
1 III the main pump Of the mine was
led The men blasted two holes at
fme going to the surface each time
returning at intervals Of about ten
rites 10 FIRE the holes. They blasted
holes and two men got onto the
let aud rang down to blast two
70. Just as they passed the second
lei the bucket struck the water.
10 pumpman ~ the level had not
ticod tho water and his first intima
-,n Of its approach WAS when be- saw
o two men tloundering in water nj
their shouiders He grabbed thu
IN cord aud stopped the bucket
descent then. noting the rapid riss o
10 waicr. rang up and jumped on thu
sving himself. Had he not beer
,rre the men would probably hnv'
sen drownsd. The water rose 70
eight Of tz0 feet before 10 wa
~cksd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25
DE EXPLORATIONS.

~ A"|fl1 - 49, - . ="
H. at the explorations of
Syndicate properties near
Tx quite encouraging. al
10 has been encountered and
st bcted 20 be met-unless in
il.k drill hole for several
fm3 me. The explorations are
W. a trough formed by q fold
avg TO. There Ia an outcrop-
uetic ore traceable all along
=, land the explorers reason
81, % shoot follows this swaiL
'ay,t side. explorations have
CHAT the diorite Is oyerlaid
ID of hornblend then follows
ates aud then a belt OF
xtending up TO the other
diorite trough.
tpitting was done last fall
great return and at "A con
those Interested, it WAS con
It. If orc existed in the local
at quite a depth. For tina
u was decided 60 put down
hnond drill hole, more to ties
n the r0clg than for the purpos.
q ore. The quartzite stand
furface. as an angle OF abou
es IL WAS argued that, a
'as attained. this dip woul'
lad. away down the ore woul'
|lnder a flat quartzite Gaping
is now down 1900 feet and tn
ications OF Prof. Pumpell,
wen correct The hole is
ht one, started in the qnartzit
,ectable distance from the foot
Q a distance the rock stood a
} angle; then it fiattened to 8
tnen to 80 degrees and Mt las
md tiattened to 20 degrees.
fiatIeniug Of the hanging wa
.iving encpuragement. Shoul
. pass through into the horn
he operators will be Statistic
9 ore does not exist in th
ut they are still sanguine tina
will cut some ore soon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

Captain Cooley,
20 in the city attend
htion which they are
10 forty north of the
is a very promising
70 of property and the
Certainly be rewarded
y The test pits that
on the property show
NJ the same vein of ore
found at the Hope
y. Some nice ore Is
% to the surface but il
be of any commercial
ne conditions existed
rs depth was attained,
and increased in size
expect TO prove thai
Will happen on the
n they are at work ant
mining men think tina
case.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

A Hcifor (hasf y ersey) about
TACK and White spotted
notify PETER CosrrTk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

The "NULITE" Indoor Illumination
$50 candle power, superior 60 Flee
tricity or Gas at ONE-TENTH
the cost.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

Insurance Companies issue Permits
Gratis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

Permitted by Consulting Engineers OF
National Board OF fire Underwriters
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-15
It Comes High.

:. The scale of admission prices for the
Minnesota Nebraska football game on
Saturday seems to be pitched somewhat
too high It is $3.50 for box seat; 80
for a grand stand seat and 81 for general
admission: For, a box seat 81 is enough
and for, a. grand stand seat $1.5o is ample.
Aside. from the irritation of the public at
being assessed so heavily, there is the
business question of whether the. prices
are not ''more than the traffic will bear. -
or course, if all the seats can be filled at
the higher rates there is no argument on
this score for lower ones. But it is doubt
full whether 5000 people will turn out Sat
urday. Aside from this immediate bust
ness question. it is good permanent policy
to keep on the right side of the public
The University Athletic association may
not always be so prosperous as now. We
appreciate the many expenses the man
agement has to bear, including the pro
posed enlarged athletic field, but it Il
better to get large revenue from a large
number of people than from small mum
Der.
Certainly, If high prices are charged
and the receipts are large, the manage
uent ought to provide the men with tn
best of preparation. Yet up to this tim
they have had no regular trainer, and a
partial consequence the squad Is full
cripples on the eve of big game.