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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-23
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
| washington, April 22.-Formal discus
sion Of the bill temporarily to provide
government for the Philippine ISLANDS
was begun In the Senate today. Mr. Raw
Inns of Utah, the leading minority mem
Der Of the Philippine committee, de-
nounced the bill as an unwarranted I'M
position on the Filipinos declaring that
1t would establish one Of the foulest OIL
garchies in the history Of the world. He
maintained that the Philippine commits
sion was given too great power by the
bill and asserted that under It's provisions
the islands would be exploited for private
gain. While he was speaking two efforts
were made to maintain quorum, the
second resulting in a lively tilt among
several Senators, Mr.. Scott OF West VIZ
ginia intimating that argument could not
influence any Seator. During his speech
Mr.. Rawlins said the bill removed the
qualification Of absolute power which had
been adopted at the instance OF the Sena-
tor from Massachusetts, the Spooner
amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Rawlins continued: "All property
rights in the Islands and the fate OF their
inhabitants are turned over to the con-
troll and disposition of the commission,
without any qualification or Inspection
THE commission may declare war and
make peace; raise armies and provide
nayies; regulate commerce with all sorts
of determinations between island ports
levy taxes without limit and without uni
formity. 1t may coin money and regulate
the value thereof and may establish re-
ligion and punish those who do not con-
form to its tenets. 1t may destroy free
speech and punish as an act OF sedition
the publication of the truth In regard TO
their administration. 1t can establish an
lArrlo n1afh06R
excruciating torture, compelling persons
TO be witnesses against themselves and
disclose information which the commits
sion may desire to extert.
SIT is useless to say that this power
will not be abused.
During Mr.. Rawlin's speech two ef-
forts were made to maintain a quorum.
Finally Mr.. Money, Massachusetts,, NOV
ed that the Senate adjourn, only five Re-
publican Senators being present when the
| motion was made. The vote on the mo-
| ton was IL to 23-less than a quorum.
! The roll was then called and a quorum
| was secured.
Does the Senator think inquired Mr..
| Scott, West Virginia, that any Senator
| on this floor will be influenced by any
| argument that may be made on this
| question:"
Mr.. Rawlins replied tartly that he never
| INDUCED the thought that the Senator
| from West Virginia (ScotD would be in
| luenced by any argument that might be
made upon any question. An oligarchy
as foul as any ever established was about
to be fastened upon the Filipinos by the
pending bill, yet" said he, while this
measure is under consideration Senators
stink away declaring that no argument
that may be made can have any effect
upon them"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-23

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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-23

crops to feed every man, woman ard
child in the Union.
with such territory--almost equal
to that of the original thirteen states
which threw off the yoke OF bondage and
wrenched freedom from the greatest of
cmplres-this great commonwealth holds
today within Its borders a population
devoted TO those same imperishable prin-
ciples-a population which if the occas-
ion should come, would wage another
seven-years' war In defense of this in
herited republic, its flag, Its law and its
regulated liberties.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-23
Omnibus and Rivers and Har-
bors Bills Sent Back
MANY ITEMS KNOCKED OUT
Senate Takes Up Philippine Bill and
Mr.. RawIlns, Leading Minority
Member of Committee, Wig
orousIy Opposes 1t.

washington, April 22.-The House today
by vote of rs to 70 rejected claims at
tached to the omnibus claims bill by the
Senate, aggregating s1,8ooo0o, and on the
heels of that action, non-concurring In
the whole Senate amendment (the various
items having been ruled to constitute
single amendment), and sent the bill to
conference.
The military academy appropriation bill
was passed today after the limit of the
cost Of the improvements at West Point
fine and one-half millions, and the
amount Of the appropriation In the bill
from three to two millions
AS passed by the House, the bill car
ried about 100000 for the payment OF
claims. To this the Senate attached all
the findings of the court OF claims ur-
der the Bowman and Tucker acts for cap
tured and abandoned property, French
spoilation claims aggregate about $780,.
900, and many miscellaneous claims ag-
gregating In all over s2,S0O,o0
Underwood Strikes Out Amendment.
Mr.. Underwood, Alabama, moved to
strike out that portion Of the Senate
CONeTlilS iiiidii6S VI bhS
board-$1, OIL. AS; churches and schools
$62.974; state claims $422,271. and miscel-
laneous claims $177,280
The Setfridge board claims, he said,
grew out of the construction of the YES
sells during the war and had been rejected
by Congress in 1867, when they were fair
ly considered. Since then lie said these
claims had passed. in most cases. into
the hands of others. They had been re-
peatedly considered and rejected by Con-
grtss. go
After some debate by Messrs. Powers
of Massachusetts and Sherman of New
York in support of the claims. Mr.. I'm
derwood's motion to strike them out was
oarried-75 to 70.
The bill was then sent to conference.
The speaker announced the appointment
of Messrs. Mahon of Pennsylvania, Glib
son of Tennessee and Sims of Tennessee
as conferees on the omnibus claims Dill.
The Senate amendments to the rivers
and harbors bill were disagreed to and
the bill sent to conference, with Messrs.
Burt on of Ohio, Reeves OF Illinois ana
Lester of Georgia as conferees.
At $40 the House adjourned.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-23

Washington, April 22.-Adjutant-Gen-
eral Corbin today made public the fol-
lowing telegram received from General
Chaffee:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
IRON NINEpS TO PROFIT.
Carnegie Alb Fund Viii be Extended TO
The Iron Ranges.

II is learned that the Carnegie aid
fund is TO be applied Co the iron
mines in the Lake Superior district
in which Mr.. Carnegie is interested.
This embraces all Of the properties Of
the Oliver Iron Mining company
which include the Mansfield, Hope,
Columbia. Michigan, Gibson, Dober and
Riverton in this county.
The plan is not a new one with
Mr. Crnegie. it having been practiced
by him for many years in his steel
works and other enterprises. The mr.
rangements have not yet been fully
completed in reference to the mines hut
will in the near future. In the case Of
death of any employe who is killed
i'm the mines certain amount will
be- paid the widow. and certain
amount will 20 30 each child under
the age Of sixteen, the payments To be
made monthly, it being the idea to
have a steady income which, will
assist IN keeping the family In the
case Of injury certain amount will
be allowed per day. and in case IL
an injury which will permanently
disable an employe certain sum il
TO paid monthly, this TO be largely
left with there representative of the
company in charge Of the mine where
the accident occurred There is also
under consideration a scheme TO pen
sion those who have reached certain
age and have served stated number
of years in the companys employ.
The aid found will be handled in the
Lake superior region by the officials
Of the Oliver Iron Mining copmany.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18

City c.. neil Rseons,ders its Aci,on.
Cast Iron Intake PiLs.

The city council at the meeting Hel'
r. nes,ay evening decided to
nsicer the deci !, OH that it arrived
at d ipriner meeting and TO accept
pr sition Of ne board of public
W ks q construct filterer and TO
fl'ei the water at the new waterworks
station. They also decided 10 pay the
oifitr-,.e between cast pipe and sewer
pipe = - inia { and have the east
pip ere Na. considerable con
tention AZ first over these proposal and
a con he Of divisions were made in
the m, ing before the members all got
togeth TIE hitch was upon the
questi u 4 using ever pipe in the
intak. Che council was pretty well
agree & the proposition to construct
the filter but there was "A wide differ
ence ~ opinion a. 10 the kind Of pipe
that ongiit 10 be used in the intake
Mayor Hshse was resolute in his
deterni asion that none bit east pipe
should ne if he could have the
say clancil members all wanted
the ,tpe 5ut they did not like
pa I'll extra sum and the con
tiaeta 40 them foul and would not
bud1 an pcl from the terms of MS
cou The first proposition THAT
W.. wa % instruct the con
tra1a Construct q flterer and eou
D. atakr pine y il witbDut
spsrit The kind Of pipe ~ use in
ue Thi, proposition met
win gots AN MaFoy decided il
H. no on the question 1hea
the neut ers talked the matter over
and a'eel % specify cas- ir
pipe IL the resolution aud that the
city psy .he difference between tha
two ki 4 pipe Then the resolution
N again with the Kind Of pipe
specified and 10 was adopted q. a
unanimous vote.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
L, ING THE MAINS.

The pipe has arrived for the main.
and work Of laying them Ina.
begun \ line of pipe stretches along
the street from the court honse TO the
falls. r. work Of digging the
trenches for the pipe has started and
Will b ,hel along as fast az men
can be :. cured.
Al th ils. attention is turned to
work in the wheel pit. This is a
particular job and wi in take some time
TO get the work there completed.
The contractor has been notified that
the council wants the work completed
by the Il of December but the con
census cpinion seems 10 be that the
first of January will not see the com
p.etion o t.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
A A2LoAD OF ROOFING.

orr Ets started on the mason work
a IN odenware company plant
Fred Flolsrrand has the contract Co
brick ~ the boilers and construct tine
walls As there will be nearly seven
caroai Of material in the bick
work ,o boilers alone the job viii
take some time to complete
The building is nearly ready for
the ~ NJ wnich j. on the way.
The col any has decided to use a
composition roofing and it will take
carl IL 10 cover the building
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
UPPER PENINSULA N0IES.

The village ~ Daggett Is TO have
steam fire engine. The engine form.
erly used by the city of Menominse
will be purchased for the purpose and
will give the little village excellent
service.
A coal famine in reality has struck
had. The reason given for this soft
coal shortage is that the big eastern
manufacturers have been fearing a
heritage and are laying in supply.
The Menominee River Sugar com.
pany is meeting with splendid success
with its canvass among the farmers
for acreage and it now looks as ii ,ha
company viii get the acreage il needs. 4
Fifty three men were laid off IN
the smelling works OF the G d II. AZ
Lake Linden last Saturday because q
lack of fuel to operate AZ Of The
stacks. Thus the coal strike ~ affect.
ing the workmen of the peninsula
Two burglars attempted % rob The
depot ut Nebgamon, spali resort
station on the d. S. :. 4 A. rad
over ia Wisconsin While they wer
at work. the agent. fellow nama
Towne, who WAS formerly agent a.
Singleton in Schoolcraft county
was awakened by the epxlosim
came Al NJ and surprised the fellow,
a. Towne was ascending ths sters o
the platform with his hands ID hs
pocket one Of the fellows came INT q
The depot door and demanded aa- IS
hold AZ his hands The agent alnt
respond quickly enough aud the rp55sf
blazed AWAY AT MIN with reyolga
but the shot went wild OF lis mark
Quick as 4 ilash Towne hand am
ont Of his pockets and with a. b..
revolver Re fired two shots blta II
them hitting the robber at vital MIC.
and he fell dead The other r9fe,
made his escape tnroud tine 5a4
door and Is still At i ersy, thpaa ]
hunted by 4 posse from the Iit1
village Towne was during his eas' 8
life crack revolver shot aud :
accomplishment last Tuesday SHOW =
that his hand still retains some b d
old time cunning 3
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
SHORT IRON MINING NOTEi

The Ishpeming Mining company
that name If the company that iss
ploring the East New YORK mine a
Ishpeming according to the PennS II
Record. The company has very q a
missing outlook at the old propose
and will ship 90 600 tons Of ore yoi
year Those controlling the cof r
have purchased the old furnace 4
Ignace and will use great deal N
East New York ore there.
The Penobscott mine ON the Mes
range as been sold 10 the Denora hi
ing company together with the fllt
of ore carriers owned by the mint
company. The Penobscott mine W..
owned by the Eddy Bros. of Sagnsl
They are largely interested in ve0,
and acquired the Penobscott segsa..
years ago TO furnish tonnage for
boats The Penohscntt has the
tiuctinn uf leing tie wettest mind
The Hibning district aud one u
finest pumping plants in the nflni~
country is installed mt the proper I,
The superintendent, Mr. Redfem ew
one of the most prominent mining MARI
of the Mesabi and first rate iei---
in general. II is said that the
chased price aggregated s., 0OO, OO0
The Shipments OF ore have b
interefered with a great deal Of late
"A scarcity of ore cars. Not for hN
time has there been as much congsiir
IN CHS line rs during the prs
season. Railroadd officials tell Us b
the congestion is getting worse ir'r
of better as the season advaces
The Columbia mine is still load.
stockpile ore with the steam shove =.
fast as cars can be secured bot 49,
has been 50 much irrregularity in ma
supply Of cars lately that t-e ar
Is in operation but small part
time
The new machine shop i 81,
ready for occupancy at The q Al !,
Western and it will be far aha
the Old one in every way ThytN
will be used to do all Of the rs "
for the Corrigan Mckinney minFMs n
the range. Tree
mine on the Gopebic range was IVA
for good by the operators jog
Laughlins, Is denied. 1t is sis
operations are 6nly Suspended and
work will lie reumed again neyi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
nkRMANnnLMEs
- -istN -
slerlii IN IRON Cnmnty. Mich.
. 1900. IA Irnn conntr. MIc Llrnn

70 tie Electors q Iron county, n ic hipnn
You are hereby notified that there will ~
~nna.tt-d 10 popular vote AZ the General
Election d be- held Ia thi- state on the fourth
dnyoi November, MIN teen hundred two, PRO.
posed amendments ~ the state constitution -
o. prarosea amendment - section thirty
fE- tftrIc AZ the constitution relative
to rhr iMbashns oiall De renrtal laws 81 navy
.e-.ion5n tvwparer ud the compensation
r9 ss8ee asad tbefeiCr
Nprap .r1 ln~ameit a. lt'ir.e lN "a
tts ius .au ug 8aalag g prw -eetipu
tnrfp to.taa etlau utt seven. rfu
avstus ffe u fure io tfWr pW nn
pa-Eg ldr.effi sat. --lteues, iiltish
t1att inp u8 "a Waslit tr tht piraas
as, FatnHi 81 prehl "a per-H, u.pr=ouel n
.+r- tsUQS
HEBNAN RoLN.
Sn~rd II lrm county Mcn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18

sl.ArE ar NInlL.A.L

rat&fY g. Ifps..
pRoBArE tolGT FOR sMpcarNff
E9 rtgE uNMAbNr SULLIVAN PIC BASED
Hr Ha-f- -ned b.,tiHe hseH app7utrd bf
TIE Judge gi Probate pi -md to4aty tom.
mls-l9ter. 1n tIAtB.s I'd the matter oi said
s-tate 81 Mary H. sul8yan. decreased sua s.
months from 'he sth ily of Aprii. A.p. ipp2
hdyiua trtn allowed ty .aia Jude. ot Probate
tnul r-r,l ans ho .dmseaim~ae,iiis -aide~t.,tc
III which to psss-iii their claims ro u> ior ~
ammat lon anil adHstneut:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that we wpl
aert on Thursday the ioth day Of July. \. ..
lal2. al Do 6'c0cg A Il md again ou rhur-
day The gtb dag Of october, a. D. lau2 an
~ O'Clock a d. 81 each day. "a crippeu's ~ 9ra
in the Village ~ ii0n River, in said comfy, ~
receive and examine .aid c.aims rs shall be pre-.
scented 90 us apala-t said estate.
Dated Aprii 2ath, 1902
George y cnppen.
Michael B NcGre
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18

MANSFIELD MOTIFS.

u ~ =. "a "a 81 "a raes1-r.-- ~ 49,
Four horses belonging to people OF
this location, decamped, last week.
10 Bates Township, evidently III
search Of greener pastures and fairer
fields. A span ~ them belonged to
Thos. Bates while the other two
were owned by f. g. Menhennet and
Jno Lostambo, respectfully. Mr..
Bates discovered where they were last
Tuesday and went over bringing the
truants home next day.
The Hallada Bros. shipped car OF
hay ont mere last Wednesday and sue
ceeded in disposing Of its contents
the same day
Recent accounts would seem TO
Indicate that our scnool teacher. Mr..
Baker, is progressing rapidly az "A
Nimrod. He was out hunting last
saturday under the tutelage OF Gust
+ Peterson and actually succeeded in
bagging a partridge but We dis
remember the facts rs retailed by him
If MS success. Whether he got six
,hots al this one bird o. one shot AZ
six birds is the questioned point, but
however it H.. MIR BARer has our
congratulations for Its remarkable
achievement
Martin johnson, Oversser of High
way or the Township mas been very
till at his home for the past week at
the present writing he has Sufficiently
recovered 10 get ont occasiomy
The following paragraph. copied
from manuscript, earlessly dropped
in the streets by some auonymond
preson, would lead one To believe
that history Of this township Is
being compiled in some secret recess Of
our town II could hardly nave been
dropped from Heaven as were the gold
plates containing the foundation Of
the Mormon sect but regarding that
we will leave the readers % judge.
The paragraph reads as follows, :
anu III tdllt W pass hithA Ni' ihANi VI
the Township of Mansfield, situated
in the county Of Iron, in the State Of
Mich, and was restless and uneasy
because Of the continued silence re-
earding his right hand bower. There
fore he calleth before him his fleet
trailers of the woods saying unto
them, Go hence. find and bring
I unto us that ilustrious parsonage
Samuel George Of the house of
Chadhourne erstwhiIe of much prom
inence in Judicial and political circles
Of orr domain. for our heart is sore
WITHIN us lest some great misfortune
hath befalIes him. Say unto him
when We shall have found him that
our court is plunged in darkness
through his absence like rs the earth
after the set Of the sun and bid him
hasten with all speed unto our royal
presence that he may dispell the
incumbent night with the illumination
Of his person Search well that ye
find him and fool me not and great
shall be Vour reward
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
A sc Z OIL OF INSTRUCTION.

This cn, was honored last night by
a visit fi'm Grand Lecturer Goodrich
aud Gr.ni High Priest Stevens
who held a school Of intruction
III the inasonic hall There was a
very large attendance of the masons
20 particil ate in the AFFAIR.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
rEAcnERs EXAMINATIoN.

The next regular examination for
teacher % Iron county will be held
IN the court house at Crytal Falls on
Thursday and Friday. Oct % and
% The - ,mination in reading will
pe upon. 81 ne Deserted Village" by
Goldsmith
John F. Mason
Commissioners Of Schools
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18

NUIN " n n V0HtIf - "Hf "Fl
Iereby nc "a that At the General
be held khis state. on Tuesday

To tie Electors on ptnty' Achhhn'
lon are hereby no - that At the General
Election 70 be held III. STATE on Tuesday
November fourth. hog. fhe i"rr~irg Officers
are 20 he electe -, hd are TO be voted Tor IN
Iron Countyy/Nrner: Leutennnt -Gov-
rruor; secretary Of state. State Treasurer;
Auditor G.nerai; AT ornry General; snprt-
intrndsht Of Public Instruction; Commissioners
Of the state Land once; Member oi the state
Board OF Education, for ful term; Member 81
the state Board ~ Education, 10 iill Vacancy
fDr the term expiring December thirty iirst.
1904. Justice 81 the supreme Court. 20 I'LL va
cancy Tor the term expiri December thirty
hrs' 1907. Representative in Congress Tor the
Twelfth Congressional District OF winch Iron
county IL part, senator Tor the thirty-firrt
Senatorial District. comprising the counties Of
Marquette Dickinson, Iron. Alger. and Baraeh,
Representative IN tie State legislature for ne
Iron Representative District, comprising tie
counties o. Barapa Iron Keweenaw and on
Outnnapon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-10-18
COMING SOON.

Among the salient points Of
possessed by Jesse James
Bandit King" which Mgr
Hooiiler will present in this q
are the excellence of its scenic
ment It's brilliancy Of dialogu'
ring situations and III tgcini,
curacy each scene being q
graphically correct represents
its particular locality The pla.
By a liiesNfy gemof pure nl
ana must De- seen 10 Be lpfeeals
November ith
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-30
CHERRIESHARD TO PICK
TALLADEGA BOYS UNABLE TO
REACH THEM.
AS Usual Starr Pitched Beautiful
Game, Keeping His Hits Wide
ly Scattered, Though His
Support Was Wretched.

The boys from the hills of Talladega
County went up against d pretty hot
proposition in the shape of Starr yester-
day afternoon.
Starr pitched beautiful game, not CIV
ing base on balls during the entire nine
innings striking out seven men and only
allowing seven hits. which he kept we'll
scattered, only in the sixth inning more
than one being made. While eleven hits
were made OFF Roberts of the Sylacauga
team, still he only gave two bases on
balls and struck out eight men. Stairs
work was the more creditable to him from
the fact of the wretched support, the
locals making seven errors behind him
while only three were made behind
Roberts. The plucky victory of Mont
gomery was not only great surprise, but
a heavy blow to the betting fraternity.
Monday night odds had been offered that
the locals would not score against Syla-
cauga, heavy odds being given that Syla-
cauga would win. The defeat of Syla-
cauga made some pretty respectable
punches of money change hands, and
there were a lot Of sadder, but wiser peo-
pie down town last night.
There will be change in the lineup of
the locals today, Opp going in left field
in place of Burnett who goes to right field
in place of Motley. Kilgrow will do the
back stop work in place of Cade while
Seals will be in the box. The two teams
are 1 and l now and the interest is in
tense, bets being made with a great deal
of caution on the decisive game this
afternoon Yesterdays score was: