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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-28

THREE HEADED PORTRAIT PIPE
From San Salvador. Central America
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

This exploration, adjoining the
Baltic mine in stambaugh township,
IL located on the NE "a of the NEIL
OF section l2. Town a. n. Range 30
w, II is owned in fee by the McKin-
mons. of Iron River and outside par.
ties. The option is held by @. Walt
Youngs and others who have carried
the hoisting was suspended and the old
on the exploration for several months.
Captain Josiah Brooks IL in charge OF
operations and 10 dong good work.
The ore was met with away down in
the corner near the Baltic line and IL
seems tnat the formation met with Is
paralIeling that at the Baltic. But
twenty i've feot of clean ore has been
cut at depth of lees than 100 feet.
The drittwas pat across the vein from
wall TO wall
The ore ts OF an exceptionally fine
quality. yielding about 81 per cent
in matelic iron. The operators are
now turning their efforts towards
getting down another hundred feet 10
cut the ore body with another crosscut
at that depth. IL looks very much M
II Mr Youngs has something OF value
In Section ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
Great Western

Good progress is maintaiLed in the
unwatering of this property The
water IL now close 10 the sixth level
and very good rate Of speed II
maintained. considering the fact that
the operations are now being carried
on IN the biggest bodies of water that
viii he encountered in the mine
The big bdies of water in this
property lie between the fifth and the
eighth levels Perhaps .he largest
bodies are "a close proximity 10 the
seventh and when the hall way mark
il reached tetween the seventh aud
eighth levels the worst will hv over
Remarkably good time has been made
80 Far on the work and Supcrinten
dent Richards lis 30 h. congratulated
on the smoDthness with which hir
plans have worked to date
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
SHORT SESSION
OF CIRCUIT COURT
ONE CRIMINAL CASE MAS ALL THAT
WAS TRIED
BELL GOES TO MARQUETTE
Stealing a Bottle Of Whsksyi Six Month,
in Prison Stabbing an Officer
Sixty Days in Jail.

II you steal bottle of whiskey In
Iron county YOU get from six months
TO year in the state prison at Mar
quette but II yon jab jack knife into
an officer OF the law you get sixty
days in the county Jail This deduct
ion is based upon the results OF tho
two criminal cases tried In the circuit
court during the past week John
bell was arraigned for stealing bottle
OF whiskey from the Harris saloon
There was little cash mixed in with
the offense but the whiskey was the
most prominent John pleaded guilty
and was sentenced 10 not more than "A
year OF less than six months in the
branch prison a, Marquette.
Nick Johnson was next put on trial
for stabbing City Marshal Manning
in the Floodstrand saloon last July.
johnson had retained Coob d Pelham
10 defend him and the case was called
for trial on Monday afternoon. Az
near as we could gather the story from
the several witnesses. both for the
prosecution and defense, johnson tried
10 get into side room in which there
were some fellows playing cards A
scuiiie ensued Manning was called
and, in the mix.up, the fellow stabbed
Manning. Johonson own story was
that the other fellows were throwing
bottles AZ hun and he pulled his knife
in self defense He didn't krow il
was an officer that he stabbed John
Freed swore that he knew the fellow
for -four years. that he was quarrel
some and a bad man with knife.
The defendant stated that. after he was
taken 10 Jail the marshal searched
him end while doing So Manning
struck him and Knocked tooth out
jake Bauor Ir aud John Wulf who
assisted the marshal aud who were
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
Uren-Carlson.

At the home ot the brides parents,
Mr. and Mra William Carlson. to-
morrow. Christmas day Mr.. Chas.
Uren will be Joined in wedlock TO
Mics Edith Carlson. The young people
are both well known 10 Crystal Falls
Mr.. Uren is a sou Of Mr. and Mrs A
Uren. one Of the very oldest resi-
dents OF the city and Charlie was rear
ed here. He is bright, industrious
young man and has been engaged in
logging business for several years, at
which business he is eminently sue.
cessful.
Miss Edith came 10 Crystal Falls
with her parents about five years age
and during her comparatively short
residence has made lot Of acquaint
ances, amongst whom she is very pop
ular
The young couple will 60 to house
Keeping In the Berg house on Forest
Ayenue, now occupied 10y G G Ma
cumher
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
Killed at Bristol

William Granville a Cornish miner
lost his life ia the Bristol mine last
"Wednesday just before noon The IN
fortunate man and companion hal
hcen set to work trimming the back
ut stops in which ore had been brok
en- into u chute The ore was lying in
the chute. awaiting the completion
Of mining operations, forming a tloOr
for the men to work upon which was
less than eight feet from the roof Of
the stope. IL WAS upon this ore pile
that the men had worked all Of the
forenoon which, 10y the way. WAS the
last work t0 be done In the stope
The two men went. az thoy thought.
carefully over the surface ~ the back
and took down every piece ui ore that
might fall therefrom
when they had finished the trim
ming operation they started to blast
some large chunks lying ia the pile
of broken ore so as "a bring them 10 a
size which would allow them Ia pass
easily through the chute They went
10 the powder house, got couple Of
sticks uf powder each 4hd returned 10
the stope. Granville stooped down
aud placed stick Of powder ON big
chunk of ore aud Just a. he did 80
piece oi orc fcll from the back and
crushed him
lie WAS popular young fellow and
came here from Cripple Creek -syeral
months ago He boarled AZ the John
son buarding house la the lower end Of
the city. He was a member Of the
n u +. lodge Of Cripple Creek. and
his brothers in the local iodge took
charge ~ the remains which werc
buried In the crystal Falls cemetery
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
Nesbitt-Wood.

A pretty home wedding occurred
at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs J u.
Kendall on "Wednesday evening last
A. six thirty clock when Mic Matil
ia - Nesbitt of Marquette Mich
became the bride of James Wood
The bride is charming Young woman
of excellent qualities and is very
pohular among her many friends
while the groom is a successful young
attorney Of Manistique Mich who
is rapidly making his way % the
front in his chosen profession After
a brief trip to Chicago aud the
east. Mr. and Mrs Wood will be at
home m their beautiful new residence
which is being erected Tor them st
Mauistlqur
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

The whistle blew again at the Dunn
mine last Monday ushering in new
lease Of life 10 what was regarded as a
dead property This resumption
marks new epoch in the history of
this old reliable property, the impor
tance of which no one can prophcsy at
the present time 10 means the de
yelopiug of a new mine and mine
that fro m present outlook will eclipse
the admirable record of the old prop
erty
For that reason. the blowing Of the
whistle at the Dunn last Monday
morning means great deal 10 Crystal
Falls
Bailef- are being used ta unwater
tine new shaft After the water IL
out OF that part IT the openings
pumps. sufficient To handle the big
volume OF water in the old pit will h.
installed aud That BODY of water
tapped
II viii take SOME time 10 get thc
water ont Of both the Old and the new
mines and until that work IL done
not mnch mining can b. carried ON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
CHRISTMAS IN
THE LOCAL CHURCHES
SPECIAL SERVICES AT EVERY
CHURCH IN CITY.
PROGRAM AT GUARDIAN ANGEL S
Sacred Concert to Prseede Midnight Mass.
Announcement OF Exercises al Other
Churches.

There will be short sacred concert
before midnight mass at the church Of
the Guardian Angel on Christmas eve.
The church doors will be opened at
II 80 O'Clock, p m. and the sacred
concert will commence at II 80.
The musical program will be under
the direction of Miss Mary Adams aud
will be IA follows:
Christmas Carol, ''Adeste Fideles"
81. Cecilia Choir
Christmas Greeting, Angels we Have
Heard. /"
Little Girls Choir.
Cornet Solo, Holy city
VIM. J. Ilosanko,
Vocal Solo, Holy Night. "
Mrs ID. Boyle.
Christmas Athem, Glad Tidings 10
all People.
Lily Desbien and Chorus.
Slavish Christmas Carol, Slayish Girls.
Duet, with Guitars Accomp. "Stilly
Night; Holy Night.
what lovely infant can this be. "
Greeting Of Jesus AT the unveiling OF
the living crib of Bethlehem. THE
nativity of our Lord will bc represent
ed by the Children of the sunday
SCHOOL,
After the sacred concert, J. Vie
gand IS celebrated festival mass will be
sung by ST Cecilia Choir.
Onertory Lambilotte's Ave Maria.
Mrs. -. Boyle and Russell Ball.
Benedictus from Conccnc's Mass In j.
Duet
Mrs. u. Boyle, Miss VI ADAMS
Santeunezlo. 'pastores. From over.
uirr. William Tell 'Curnel solo.
W j BUsanko,
Great solemn Finale. Lit Numcu
Domini licncdiction. a. Gaglcr.
81. Ccrilas Choir
Second Mass will be said 40 0o
o'clock. "a IN solemn High Mass with
sermon. viii be said al lO 90 % clock
yespers aud Christmas tree exercises
at 900 o clock
A collection win be- taken np ~ all
masses for the orphans Of thv Man
qnette diocese
At the eight.o clock mass the little
girl, of the Sunday school will sing
beautiful Christmas Anthems and Ht
High mass the musical program ut the
Midnight mass will be- repeated No
children will be allowed no the Mid
night mass.
Reyerent Joseph kunes, the pas
tor has spared no energy 20 make the
Christmas services attractive and i'm
pres.ve. lie has worked hard and hi.
congregation will, ~ result of his
labors bo treated 10 services that
would do honor ~ parishes ia places
much larger and with many morc
opportunities 4 make impressive the
services than Crystal Falls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
The Mansfield.

liut little H. % be- said ~ what il
being done ~ this property during the
week a. the work IL confined a. re
moving the appendager 10 the shaft
house ~ as to get il IN shape for r..
moval bo,lih. ~ narrated mst week
All of the stun, excepting the pocket
has been removed and thRt part II H.
ing taken away very fast II is likely
that the moving of the frsmeworK will
he started the coming wcok
The work Of installing pumps has
b,en suspended and alI energy conoau
tratod on getting ready to hail
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

structure removed This arrangement
helped matters greatly The frame
work Is now in place. the crusner en-.
gine installed and during the week the
main portion o. che crusher was put
In place II the same rate of speed Is
maintained durirg the holiday week
hoisting will b. resumed shortly after
the new year
In the mean time work Is being
pushed under gr pund 20 as II b. ready
10 make good when hoisting time
arrives
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
.RUMORS OF A
WAGE INCREASE
LIKELY THAT 1T WILL BE ANNOUNCED
Jan. I. 1905.
CONFERENCE OF OLIVER OFFICIALS
General Mining News Of the Iron County
District for Week Just Past Good
Progress Made.

There was a conferences of the OH
cials OF the Oliver Mining company in
Duluth during the week that undoub-
tedly means gcrat deal for the min
ing districts The extra amount Of
increase in the iron business makes u
necessary for the Steel Corporation TO
operate It's mines TO their fullest capa.
city the coming year. II looks IA II
the company will operate all OF its
mines That means many more men
TO be put at work. IL IL an open sec
ret that there are not men enough in
the mining districts 10 operate the
mines that are now working. 10 their
full capscity The men left the coun-
try when the wage cut and shut down
occurred last year They must be
brought back and Il is surmiSed that
one OF the most important questions
discussed az this conference was au In
crease in wages Nothing IL given out
officially on this point by any of the
Oliver employees, but we'll informed
observers give IL as their opinion that
IA wage increase will be announced
shortly that will put wages nearly
where they were when the cut was
made Snch An incr ase wonld m
doubtedy bring back the mine labor
that left us
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

bride LETT this city, in whcih she had
lived the greater portion of her life.
but very recently and Is well and
fayorably known 10 orr people The
Young people arrived home on Wednes
day and went ~ once 20 housekeeping
ia the house lately vacated by John
Ham on lower Fifth street
The Battle Greek Daily Jonrnal has
the following mention Of the affair
Eugene ) Oswald of Crystal
Falls. Mich and Miss Elizabeth Free
man Bennett Of this city were united
in marriage this afternoon AZ 3O at
the home Of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs S. G. Bennett. $50 W. Van
Buren st. The ceremony was perform.
ed by the Rev VIM :. Potter in the
preaence Of the family
The brides family resided but n
short time in Battle Creek. being for
merly from Crystal Falls. for which
place the Young married people depart
this afternoon on the Michigan Central
for their future home. where the
groom has All excellent situation as
bookkeeper with the firm of Corrigan.
Mckinney q Co. mining operators
and steam boat owners. The good
wishes OF their many friends accom-
pany them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER YEAR

standing Watching the proceeding ia
the jail, swore that Manning did not
strike the defendant.
The case was given 10 the jury late
ia the afternoon aud they brought ia
2 verdict II assault and battery and
the fellow was given sixty days ia
the county Jail
The call % the civil calendar show
"a that but tew oi the cases we're
ready for trial and those were
uuimportant ones and settled out ~
court 80 that adjournment was taken
Tuesday noon and Judge Stone return
ed 10 his home in the afternoon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
The Lamont.

Bailing wins Sterted at the Lamont
mine last Monday morning and the
water ia now coming out OF the mine
at rate tnat indicates speedy re-
sumption OF mining operations The
Lamont is not IA very wet mine and
the work " unwatering will not be
nearly as extensive an operation "A
that Garfield on AT the Great Westeru,
The bailers viii be- used exclusi velstto
unwater the mine and IL is expected
that they will make rapid rate Of
progress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
More Mines Resume

The Eiyrrton and Dobor mines 0f
the oliver Mining company will rec
sumo operations at once This was
decided upon AT the Duluth conference
noted in another column IA nearly
as we can learn. the pumping Jt water
will bo commenced on the first Of the
new year This news will be- wei.
coined AZ Iron River and means that
iron county will boom again mex ;
year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

Al tic home ot the brides parents,
Captain and Mr- =. G BENNETT IN
Battle Cr,~k. l. Eugene Oswald was
married to Miss Freeman Bennett on
Tuesday last The Young people are
yid rssidtnts af fhc place Mr QeWall
ng d su of Mrs 81 uvaid tie
ashU 3. WiHI.N ktuWu vnt u'tcd
u fmW etff childhood
lia has htH M rHt.Hua HI TRUST
anl 80 haai paNkerr tar
ihe crigm MeNluuet mluh rhH
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

Tbis property ia samnugh taon
ship. is rapidly ecttiug araand tor "a
resumption 30 hoNiug operations
winch wero suspended few Weeia
ago to allow tha insuinnR ara unH
or DOB order Co facilitate m8ttH
superintendent Jolo had tha fmme
wars ot his HeU shaft houae rrect.i
Ieady Oh Shove irio place ns wun us
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
Xmas oay Services.

service will be- held In the At
Mark Church Ia the morning at
10 30 aud in the evening at : ~ A
cordial invitation is extended a. all
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

Services will De held tomorrow
Christmas Day a $40 O'clock a.
IN. and again ~ 100 O'Clock D m.
Childrens exercises Monday evening
at 90 o'clock On New Years Day
there will be Communion and accept
ance at new rncmberr at 10 80 n m
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
M. E. Church.

SUNDAY. DeC -. lml
Morning Worship 20 so
Sermon
Subject. The Angelic Interpolation
0i Christmas
Sunday School u Is
Epworth League 80
In place of the usual evening sermon
the sunday Srhonl will give Christ
mas concert
Guy V. Hoard. Minister
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
s Thouin Dead

solomon Thouin one nf our oldest
and most respected citizens. died sud
denly ut the Johnson boarding house.
where he has made his home for some
time. az II 90 o clock yesterday morn
ing lie had been ailing for some
time and for the past six months had
been worse than usual being able Ia
move about only with difficulty IL
WAS not thought that the end was
4o near. AZ for the last month he had
seemed % be some better He end
came very suddenly aud without warn
ing
The deceased WAS sixty three years
of age and was born in lower Canada
He came 10 the United States twenty
i've years agn. coming directly to
the upper peninsula and 10 Crystal
Falls two years later lie spent the
balance of his life in this place aud
was well known to all ot nur people.
especially o. those OF his own nation
ality. those of French descent among
whom he was popular His family IF
seven children. live girlr and two boys
all survive him, his wife having pre-
ceied him Ga the Great Beyond many
years ago. and are aEong the most
popular aud respected of our people
They are Madamcs X. Prince. 81 Pow
ers. T. W. Coons of Virginia Mimi.
J J Murphy sud Dan Boyle Of this
city, Miss Dehlin Thouin. of Virginia
and Joseph aud Gozangue rhonin.
of Hibbing
Al ~ the children are expected here
tn attend the funeral. whicn -will 90.
eur on Monday forenoon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24
AFINE ENTERTAINMENT.
Finnish coneer, las; Tuesday Cave Good
Satisfaction

Satisfaction
The male choir OF the Finnish Col
lege, of Hancock. Mich held con-
cert in Crystal Falls last Tuesday
evening This was their trrt appear
ance in Iron county and local Firms are
very grateful that they extended their
trip to this place.
The program consisted % musical
selections, both OF Finnish and Amer
can songs Finnish songs have in
them "A peculiarly sad, melancholy
nature and IL takes Finn. whose
feelings respond to the nature Of the
songs, 10 sing them effectively. This
was certainly done last Tuesday even
ing by the male choir Of Finnish Col
lege. The leader OF the choir. Launi
Lund. A. NJ. "A talented musician Of
Finland. has done his best 70 improve
the choir, and the pieces sung by
them were rendered with credit 20 tho
leader and singers Besides the songs
the program contained two speeches.
one in Finnish by the Seminarian Vic
tor Koiyumaki. and the other IN Eng
lish by the Seminariaon John Waige
lin and Mandolin solos with piano
accompaniment by John waigelin and
Lauri Lund
The choir left fore. tneir home
"Wednesday AFTERNOON well satisfied.
with their first appearance in lyon
county.
= FINNISH Gs,lfege has many friends in
this county Mnd this occasion made
many more
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

r. = Brown. formerly with the
DeSota Iron company. bat now with
Corrignu Mckinney a C6 % the
stevenson mine. hibhng WAS ~
CRYSTAL Falls Thursday an his was -
his old home la lower Michigan 70
spend the holiday vacation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-24

Guy V. Hoard. Minister.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
ONE MAN SHE
C0ULDN' I TOUCH
Pennsylvania BANKER TELLS
HOW MRS. CHADWICK TRIED
TO GET HIM TO SIGN $4,000
WORTH or NOTES IN mExi.
co.
By the Associated Press.

by the ASSusldi1u fEIoS.
Newcastle, Pa. Dec. 10. Mrs. Cas-
sic L. Chadwick whose financial opera
tions have caused national sensa.
tion, made an un succe sfui attempt
TO secure the endorsement Of Lewis
s. Hoyt. vice;president Of the Citizens
National bank Of this city, to two
DRAFTS for $4,000 and $4,000 re-
spectfvely, while DR.. and MRS. Chau.
wick were making tour through
Mexico, according % story given
out here tonight At Hoyt's home the
story was confirmed
party Of local people, includins
Hoyt, were travelling thcri at the
same time. Mrs. Chadwick introduced
.hc ubieet Of finance to Hoyt. Il Il
said. and showed certain aralts and
wanted TO know how she could OBTAIN
money ON them.
by hclng identified az any bank,
Hoyt explained Mrs. Chadwicis asked
Hoyt 20 identity her al some Sar
Francisco bank when they arrived al
bat city Hoyt reiusea 20 place has
signature upon s5S.0OO worth OF paper
Mr.. Chadwick's explanation Of hei
lcsirc 10 cash the draft. according
10 thir story, was that she mig1t wish
to purchase real estate in Mexico.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
FLEE WHEN
THREATENED WITH DEATH
Three Men Who Were Expected 10
Testify in the msrcvun Damage
Suit Missing.

Winchester. Ky. Dee TO- Ruck
Coitengsme. Sam Fields and Moses
Feltner. witnesses for the proseeu-
ZION In the 100000 damage snit of
Mrs. j.. H. Marcum against French.
Callahan and the Hargisaes, In whicn
she alleges a conspiracy on the part
Of the defendants to secure the assas
slnati0n of her husband in Jackson.
Ky. lat summer, were missing TO-DAY.
It was said that they had received a
warning that they would be killed II
they testified
Feltner made an affidavit last night
that he had been offered $500 not TO
testify but declared he would stand
by .he widow OF the assassinated law
yer. The Witnesses were stopping At
Hayes Hotel and A. c Dnf. another
witness. said he heard them leave
about midnight They were regarded
n vital Witnesses
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-11
RUSSIANS SUNK
THEIR 0WNSH|PS
ST. PETERSBURG READILY CRED.
IT'S THE STATEMENT THAT
HAS COME FROM PORT AR.
THUR sToEssE- CAN
HOLD OUT, 1T is THOUGHT.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
ST. Petersburg. Dec. 10.--The state
nent that the Russian warship5 at
Port Arthur were sunk by the Russi.
lns as protection from Japanese
gun fire is regarded al the admiralty
rs being quite possible. II true /. is
Interpreted as a fign that Gen. Stoes-
,eI believes the fortress can hold out
until the arrival Of the second Paclf-
C squadioir- The supposition is that
he garrison as last resort will re-
tire TO Llaoi forts.
lf ucc0r should come the ships
,ou;d be raised Considering the fact
hat Rear Admiral Wiren's orders
we're TO destroy the ships beyond the
pcs ibillty Of salvage when all hope
was gone. the admiralty has been un-
able 20 understand why they remained
At Port Arthur
The new explanation is therefore
regarded as the moro rea enable.