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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-25
, CURIOUS CRTNKLES :
BY LANAI LoUNGER.

Professor Lombard of the University
of Michigan thinks he has demonstrate
ed that the soul is in the backbone, by
making frog kick after its brain was
extracted. If mobility Of foot, wing or
fin is indicative of mental action, the
learned professor has been slow in
making his discovery. Has he never
its head was chopped off, nor even a
dude finding his way along a crowded
path without an escort?
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France is having q law passed to
punish, with both imprisonment Of two
months and a fine Of 500 francs, the BIZ
cyclst O. chauffeur who attempts to run
away after causing an accident. This
may call for another law to protect the
culprit from the violence of injured
persons or their champions while he
awaits the convenience of the police.
| But is France never to realize true
| freedom-the brand so common in Ho-
nolulu. where boys may coast their
wheels, feet Off pedals, round the most
crowded corners?
The printed magazine has the conceit
nowadays that it is more important
than the powder magazine in the art OF
war.
T. T. !.
English dispatches say that King Ed
ward Is taking the business of reigning
seriously. This is not surprising. Al
him turn handsprings and dance rag
time waltzes.
Remedy for Burns good only fol
January 26)-bromo seltzer
/. !. !.
The physician who will cause two
spoonfuls of sugar to be used wher,
but one was used before. need not ash
twice for monument in Honolulu.
i. !. :.
II cheap beer prove unconstitutional
an attack on dear whisky may follow.
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The theory is offered that it is moon
| llBnt tnat mas checked the burglars
More likely it is the fear Of daylight
! being let through their systems, in
spired by the lively run on revolvers.
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The aborigines Of Hawaii were car
pet-baggers from Samoa. So the mali
| hini Of yesterday is the kamaaina o
today. Wha's matter you?
= i. !.
, The Japanese slave" who elbow
you at the receiving wicket Of tn
money order Office. sending none
, home to his family treasury, is not tn
. author OF Hawaiian slavery articles 4
the Mainland press.
I, !. :. J.
His goods
He would not advertise.
l The woods
II Is where he straightway HES
7 And broods
Il Far from the sheriff's eyes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-25
A. N. SANFORD,

Design your own ledgers, cash
BOOKS, etc. If you are undecided, we
will help you. That is in our line and
the PRICE is RIGHT, at the EVEN
ING BULLETIN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-25

From the Reports OF the dealers in
this city. we think no proprietary
medicine has larger sale than PAIN
KILLER. Its valuable properties as a
speedy cure for pain can not fail to be
generally appreciated, in case Of acct
dent, or sudden attack of dysentery,
diarrhoea. cholera morbus,-Montreal
Star Avoid substitutes, there Is but
one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis. Price
25c. and SOC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-25
INDOOR BASEBALL.

The third game Of the Y. NJ. C. A, in
door baseball league will be played in
the gymnasium this evening, beginning
at 7:45 O'Clock sharp. The Business
Men and Intermediates will compete.
Following will be the lineup:
Business Men Intermediates.
G. Warehouse ....,..... A NJ. keohO
Catcher.
Frank Atherton.
Fred Berger ............... VIII Kerr
Pitcher.
Ralph Raymond ......,. Tom Mcclure
First Base.
John Warehouse .,...... G. Gilliland
Second Base.
c. II. Cooke ..,,,,.,........ Olaf Oss
Third Base.
Z. n. Clarke ....,......... Tom Evans
ShOrtstOp.
Il. Penhallow ..,....... Paul Perrelra
Right Field.
A. T. Brock ,.,,,,..,.... Louis Alves
Ccrter Field.
N. 4. Cheek ,,,,,..,... J. Schuermar
Left Field.
A. L, Novel; will umpire the game,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29

The Crystal Falls railroad men had
an inning with the examiners at Els
canada last Sunday. All of the yard
men and the brakemen on the morning
passenger constituted the bunch and
il is said that they were so well posted
that Chef Helmer used up oil the leaa
pencils in the office marking up their
points Mike Trudeaux knew so much
Ntnat he had 10 take of MS coat, and
vest to let it all ont
Dan Mcdonald was in the city Mon
day in consultation with Matt Lee re-
garding the drill work on this range
He informed rs that his firm has "a
diamond drills in operation on the Me-
sabi range and that they have all the
werk that they can do There are
six drills beolnging 70 the firm at work
on this range and several additional
ones in Canada
Kenton il becoming a town Of con
siderable notriety Last week woods
man by the name of Olson was held up
and robbed Of $50. The robbery was
committed early in the evening and
the highwaymen have made their es-
cape Marshal Patrick Elliott is max
ing every effort to apprehend the guilty
karties Finlander is also missing in
tawn and several companions Of the
nian have been arrested and Will be
held until an investigation can be con-
Quoted 1t is feared that the foreigner
has met with foul play His hat was
found by the round house near the
village
Captain Arthur E. Buzzo came
down from Ishpeming 70 wind mp the
business of Crystal Falls township for
the year yesterday. The Captain il
on his first visit from Canada since he
went there the first OF last January.
He has a contract to mine the ore at
the Helen mine. He has $50 men in
his employ, runs boarding house
that will seat at its table at one time
800 persons and runs a store from which
supplies are furnished TO the men and
the families that live there, Mr. Buzzo
expects to get out 500, 600 tons of ore
this year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29
Our Prices are Right
]. c. Wilkin son,
City Druggist

IL is evident from the following lines
which were carlessly dropped by cei
tain love sick swain that he must have
suffered some excruating moments dur
ing their production,
oh love it Is a funny thing,
It's known from pole 70 pole.
II makes fellow feel SO queer
To love with all his soul
My girl | guess she knows that ]
Love her with all my might
For when leave her every eve
ki3s and hug her tight
OF course never say word
NV arms they are SO full
But her she seems to like il
SO | guess ! got pull
The author has our heartfelt sym
pathy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29
MANSFIELD NOTES.
lFrom our special Correspondent.

Zoo sa4-na-1a-e:s- $4,000 ~. -cass5
Messrs, Bennett, Textbook, Tappan
and ingalls, were business visitors to
our city last Wednesday. Mr.. Tap
pan is Chef Clerk from the Iron River
District and Mr.. Ingals halls from the
Tshpeming Office.
The Mansfield township board met
last Tuesday evening and closed up
the business for the year The board
has been an excellent one giving salts
faction to all with whom they came
in touch.
Spring election is coming TO be the
topic of the day. Although rather late,
nothing definite has been heard CON
corning the candidates except that F.
G. Menhennett will be up for supervi-
sor.
School closed Wednesday for the
spring vacation thereby giving the
pupils welcome release from their
school duties and their teacher Mrs
Rothie chance to try conclusions
at the spring examination
Work was commenced. intalling the
new pump on the 10th level last week
il being now almost in place This
pump is one Of the largest and best
in commission on this range. The
pump house is cut out Of solid rock in
the foot wall thereby making il stable
as we'll as permanent.
Unless the prevailing pleasant wealth
en- undergoes a sudden change IL would
seem that John Eggen is in imminent
danger of losing the bet he made with
a certain party out here which was
10 the effect that he would haul some
wood, cut on the O, / NJ, Co.'S. forty,
north Of the Armenia mine, in ON
sleighs Perhaps John was figuring on
hauling IL in next winter when he
made the bet.
A Northwestern section gang under
the charge of Hans Christensen has
been busy on the pocket tracks al week
getting them in shape for the coming
shipping season which will undoubt-
eddy be busy one notwithstanding
the complications which have come 60
light recently While thrr II bnt a
comparatively small amount Of ore in
stock, somewhere i'm the neigborh God
Of 30 600 tons. il is expected that the
new 18th level which is now opened
mp and in fine shape to produce will
aid materially to the total shipment
this season
Work at the new shaft is progressing
nicely Il being now about $50 feet deep.
An average of 30 feet per month is ex-
pected 10 be made and unless some
thing unforeseen occurs It is an assured
fact as the work already done there
will 20 TO prove The 9Th level rock
drift which is being driven from the
old shaft with the intention IL raising
to meet the new shaft thereby expe-
diting matters is now in nearly 5000
feet il being necessary 30 90 In the vic
unity Of 5000 feet before raising
Baseall ferver seems 90 have taken n
sudden hold upon some Of our Young
men Judging from the way they are
lodging around after the bali and nit
of late There Il no doubt goUd ma.
terial for team IL they should ~ de-.
eide, Who knows but Mansfield will
soon be added 20 the National Leauee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29

1t is not known where the money went,
but it is supposed that Kallander used
it minis private affairs. -
n Ills a hat yoH zrant-zgeH
see Mss Henderson.
Great millinery sale next week at the
Greater New York Store.
have the exclusive sale Of Collins
Bros. Velvet cream. James r. Floed
Just tell lem that you saw me en-
rolling for course in penmanship
with Prof Criger
Miss Henderson window display Of
fine Easter Millinery would do justice
TO a large city,
Girl Wanted For general house
work good wages Mrs. NJ. 5. Sand
ers- Maple Grove
Miss Butterfeld of Cry stall Fails was
here last week visiting at the home Of
Matt Gibson. and family. Champion
Cor Marquette Mining journal
John Hooper was down the line Mon
day looking at some mineral land.
Mr.. Hooper holds options ON some Of
the most. promising mineral lands in
the district y
Prof. Criger and Sharp of Chicago,
expert teachers Of penmanship and
bookkeeping will organize at Martin
Rogan hall near Ball q Waters store
next Monday evening.
Fifteen students have already joined
Criger IL Sharp course in bookkeeping
and penmanship The people of Crystal
Falls are not slow in approaching a
good thing.
Good handwriting is man best re-
commentator Take Criger's course iry
'penmanship for only 81. 90. -
The institution of the Rebekah lodge
which was put of because of the small
pox quarantine will take place on the
evening Of April o. The same arrange
ments as before will be in order
West Branch the home Of Chas. Dus-
enbery, was visited by the second large
fire within two months. A block Of
buildings, the estimted worth OF which
is $50. 600, was consumed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.
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See Mss Henderson for fnc
milliNc1y.
Collins Bros Velvet cream at Flood 5.
Shirt waist sale next week at Harris
Mrs. Harris visited Miss Rosa Levine
at Iron Mountain Sunday.
Velvet ice cream at Floods
Take home a pint or quart for Easter.
Mrs. ]. r. Flood took the train last
Wednesday morning 70 business trip
down the line
A ten dollar course in book keeping
for only 49, 90 Start wednesday at Mar
tin Rogan hall
Alfred Lustfield came over from Iron
River last Sunday evening to visit
with his brother and family.
John Dawson informs Diamond
Drill reporter that he will be a candi-
ate for supervisor in the third ward
NJ b. MCGEE took the train Wednes-
day morning for the Gogebic range to
look after his extensive powder bus
mess mp there.
Chas BaKer was home from Iron Riv
er over Sunday on visit to his parents
Charlie is timekeeper ut the James
exploration and is making = fine sue
cess Of his work
Captain Josiah Brooks spent the SIM
day in Crystal Falls with his family
The Captain says that there will be a
great deal Of work done at the Hia-
watha mine this year and that the mine
is looking good.
Mrs John Wall accompanied Mrs
Floodstrand TO Green Bay Monday so as
TO assist in the care Of her little baby.
Mrs. Fred Floodstrand took her baby
20 Green Bay Monday TO have the little
one treated by DR.. Minnehan The
baby has been suffering for some time
back with trouble of the head and il
seemed TO be getting worse.
NJ. H. Moriarty sola the Jenkings
bnilding in the lower part Of the city
TO Emanuel Recla Mr.. Recla will fit
the building up for a residence
w II. Tappan. chief clerk Of the
Iron county district 70 the Oliver com
pany. was in the city Wednesday and
Thursday inspecting the several min
ing offices in the vicinity
We were in error last week In AN
nouncing that Mrs. Cyril varney was
dead She is not only alive but getting
better rapidly.
]. A. Dresser. an expert accountant
Of Detroit, has been called 10 Bessemer
10 balance the books of Martin Kal.
lander. decreased. late county treas
urer of Gogebic county. Immediately
after his death 1t leaked ont that Go
gebic's county treasurer WAS short in
mis- accounts and-an investigation show
ed an apparent deficit of about 50. 600.
A special meeting Of the board of sup
ervisors was CALLED for Tuesday Per
sons closely identified with the first
National bank of Bessemer and the first
National bank Of Ironwood. were ON
Kallanders bonds. II is impossible to
tell the exact amount Of the shortage.
The accounts were checked up nj the
last annual meeting Of the board in
October. but IL is said that the treas
urer borrowed from 81 900 to So 200
al that time 70 make up alleged deficits
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29
Columbia Nine Notes.
tFrom Our Special Correspondent

tFrom Our Special Correspondent
Mrs Rob Webb is visiting with her
parents in Indiana Rob takes his
meals at Mrs Hagers
The testpit at the Monongahela has
caved in SO much it will be impossi
BILE TO timber IL. A new pit will be
started soon
The Tobin is shipping few cars 81
ore as samples.
The time at the Columbia was cha
ged 60 Standard time last week The
Tobin changed its time this week.
Mr. and Mrs Eric Johnson visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson at the
Mansfield, Sunday
There was a christening at the home
OF a Pole here last Sunday Evidently
there was too much good feeling,
as we understand Mr. Tromblay. was
called ont and took them for ride to
Crystal Falls
Miss Lilly Arson was joined in we'd
lock to Ralph Broad last Saturday.
They make their home with the bride $
parents for the present
There was no work at the mine yes
terday. IL being Good Friday
John Mooney went to Florence Fri
day
II has caused many people great
deal Of speculation as 20 the reason
why Rob Webb take shis horse with
him to the mine and ties him to AN old
tram car BY the merest accident we
found ont that he is learning time
keeping from q study Of all the waste
paper before Rob burns il.
Jas Wilson was not wei in the early
part Of the week and was not able 10
work. Alfred Anderson took his place.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29
]. Il. Woodward
Painter
and

and

Mr. Woodward wishes to an
nounce to the public that he is
now prepared TO do all kinds OF
painting and paper hanging. He
has aleeant assortment Of sample
81 paper which would be well to
see before purchasing elsewhere.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29

make and the coach PuIlman Co.
builder make riding luxury. Nam
moth Baldwin enignes are used with
the exception of the new passenger
engines these being Schnectadys of
the most approved type The passen-
ger and freight traffic on the road Is
exceedingly heavy and the future OF
the road is bright The United States
Express company operates over the
line.
Altogether with its up-to-date man
agement and the unequalled service
extended its patrons. the Copper Range
railroad very ably carries ont the sobri-
quet The Pride Of the Upper PENN
sula''
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29
Specifications furnished on
application
How's Thisi

We offer One hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hans Catarrh Cure.
F J CHENEY a CO.. Props. Toledo, O..
We the undersigned. hayt Known j. r. Che
ney for the last . years. ssid believe him per
iecty honorable IN all business transactions
and financially able 10 carry out any obliga-
ton made by their firm.
WEsr a TRuAx Wholesale Druggists Toledo. o
WALDNG, KNNAN q MARVIN, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucuous surface
OF the system. Price, Toe per bottle. Sold BY
All druggists Testimonials free
Hairs Family pills are the best.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29

A party Of Northwestern road sur
veyors, eight or ten in nubmer, have
reached Mass City from Watersmeet
and IL is now supposition.no longer
that the Northwestern road will extend
its line from Watrsmeet 70 Mass City
70 connect with the Copper Range
railway Hand in hand with this, the
Copper Range roap is making prepare
tions for the building Of its extension
to Calumet By next fall the North7
western road will have.a shorter and
more direct line to Calumet than at
now has and the Copper Range people
will DE enjoying larger passenger and
freight business than heretofore blythe
additional business TO and from. Cal
umet Both extensions are Of much
Importance 10 the roads concerned.
The Northwestern has long been want
ing TO get TO Calumet 70 be in posi-
tion to better compete with its rival,
the St Paul. II has been denied on
several occasions by officials of both,
the Northwestern and Copper Range
roads that connection of the two
roads at Mass City was contemplated
but the people Of the copper county are
satisfied that the Northwestern extern
sion will be pushed through either this
summer or fall. The work of running
the lines between Watersmeet and Mass
City will be commenced in about
week - Mining Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-29


give it. - =
The largest box of drygoods ever
brought to this city was in shipment
received by "A. Justified last Monday.
The box and contents weighed just %
pounds less than ton and every yard
in the box was dress goods.
Thus far ffty-two saloonkeepers have
been arrested in Calumet for alleged
violation of the law, principally that
OF keeping saloons open on Sundays
and after IL o'clock at night Two
of these have been discharged for lack
of evidence. Most of the complaints
were made by the Civic Federation.
The remains of julius Anderson were
recovered from the Negaunee mine
Monday morning The body was found
in rise entirely free from dirt and
the superstition is he starved to death.
He was forty feet from where the 9TH
or bodies were found. One more body
Of the ten entombed mine is yet to be
recovered.
Oscar Larson prosecuting attorney
Of Houghton county, was in the city
last Sunday on business for the county.
Nh. Larson is one Of the best attorneys
of the upper peninsula and has served
two terms as prosecuting attorney of
that county He is Of Finnish descen
and his countrymen throughout the PEE
ninsula are proud of him.
Mrs Parmlee, wife of Superintendent
Parmlee Of the Franklin group Of
mines on the Mesabi range. visited
with Mrs W. K Dawson last Monday
One Of the prettiest window displays
in the city is that in the candy kitchen
Of George Kastor, in the old post Office
building II is display of Easter
candies, rabbits and Easter eggs. and
is so arranged as to give 1t excellent
display.
Captain Mccormick of the life saw
ing station at the Portage Lake ship
canal, with the assistance Of Captain
Cary Of the station at Marquette viii
endeavor 10 locate the bodies Of the
four young men drowned near Mich
igamme last November.
Mass City promises to have small
sized building boom this summer
The town will enjoy the distinction Of
being the only one in the copper dis
trict entered by four railroads the ST.
Paul, South Shore Copper Range and
the Northwestern when IL builds the
extension from Watersmeet 70 Mass City
Chas Vanderpool is home from his
station at Wabic, on the Michigamrie
branch Of the NorthW estern for few
days rest and a visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Vanderpool
Since putting the above in type the
following notice has been handed in
Married Thursday afternoon nc the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wander
pool. by Justice w X Dawson. Charles
A. Vanderpool aud Theresa V. Putt.
The happy young couple left on the
evening train carrying with them the
hearty best wishes of their numerous
friends
The Fair Dress making parlors are
turning ont excellent work and are
crowded with orders, several APPRENTICES
and sewing girls can find steady em-
ployment and learn the best drcssmak
ing and tailoring systems known
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The band boys are going to give a
dance next Monday evening at the opera
house. The boys have made arrange
ments for n grand good time and it
goes, with the saying that they will
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-30

The Douglas lslni News, having been whIppsl Co earth With arguments on ao- caunt of j,s opp siioa Co seii-govsmmeot for americans io Nlska, his begun c'l'iog nsmes sud making naughty flces a, those who have suhcisnt of the American spirit
 in tb.lrmske up Co demand the inl5ltue- t.oa of lew American principles 'n iee North. This ls not surprsIug. Childish methods 5i expressing anger come natur- ally from those whose puerIIe arguments have si'sj.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-30
ALASKAN NoNsESsE

Tos-s IS n.-s nonsense 8t.H-a s..l. Ahsk1, by ,5s 'Wlss Men ottas E.s." than would furnish rsll.rEm m t,srf-,as mos, industrious s,uls In Aa-safr.a. lona winter The I,,s, write, with a- opinion to express ab5l, ,b- N.rhI one ". ". Jsml0s who s.ys c.rEsss would not csre Co give A'.-.sI --..1' nca- Er;ss and f1t QUO i1 9 t.a ys .tHl, 'r- population had -sc-s sst i0f i-H a.t. more foreigners than Amg',.us .mae them, bu, he -tts tH { Is vhat ve,.. pc the case li there sbsll s- l sa-l.a and permansu, t.rsas. in ta. rut.g, or 5eL
 This bhlulo, .sum a,t, rs, ,a'-f with s,stInE Che f,t. n 'hs s.-u.sa.e matter as they appear to t.n, seek, q.
 justify congress iu atv.0.= tr refusing To permit the thousands q, white tusr,.-, In the North from having an nc,r9.f-aI.' to ss< fo- those things ahi,h thsv w u,. Not only this, but he takes it upon h.mser to prophecy ls Co a poSsicl- tutu-e c-a. dltlon ,f Alaska for the benefit ot Che Western reaters Of Che Seattle TImss, Q
 ger cent. Of whom are aware of ,hs abso-