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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Six Doctors Failed.

South Bend. Ind. oct "a Especially
After suffering from Kidney Dis
ease for three years; after taking
treatment from six different doctors
without getting relief, MIR, J. q. Lau.
deman OF this place found not only
relief but n speedy and complete cure
in Dodd's Kidney pills. Speaking or
his cure Mr.. Laudoman says:
Eyes. suffered from Kidney
Trouble for three years and tried six
doctors 10 no good. Then | took Just
two boxes OF Dodd's Kidney pills and
they not only cured my kidneys. but
gave me better health In general. or
course recommended Dodd's Kidney
pills to others and ! know a number
now who are using them with good ro-
suits"
Mr. I.audcman's case is not an OK
ception. Thousands give similar ex-
periences. For there mover yet was
case OF Kidney Trouble from Back.
ache 10 Brlghts Disease that Dodd's
Kidney pills could not cure. They are
the only remedy that ever cured
Bright's disease.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

Official Figures Tell of the Awful Slaughter at
the Battle of Shakhe neutrality-suspicious.
for Renewal

London. Oct. 22-The St Peters
burg correspondent OF the Daily Tele-
graph says that the Russian general
stan has received from Gon. nouropat.
kin n report showing that the total
number OF Russian wounded taken
over by the Red Cross and kindred de.
partments since the beginning az the
battle 20 Oct rs was 55 SOS The num-
Der killed Is unknown exactly. because
many men are yet missing. but tho to-
tai Is estimated TO have been $4,000.
According TO a Mukden correspond.
ent OF the Berlin Tageblatt. the feeling
OF the Russian army, In view OF It's
immense losses. Is one OF gravity. lt
Is felt that no end 10 tho slaughter is
yet visible. that no science OF leader
ship can bring victory. and that In the
struggle only the stronger will OF the
generals and the troops can prevail.
II the Tageblatt's correspondent is
correctly Informed. the battle Is liable
20 be renewed az any moment lie
says the general Russian attack which
the swollen Sha river heretofore has
TfnNtIfu iHppElhlt Nhh VlhuHtu lNI
Thursday night. but tho muddy state
OF the country and the renewal OF the
rain prevented Il. The rains have
ceased, however. and the roads are
drying rapidly Fresh Russian troops
have heen cont ~ the trennhes and
the struggle may begin again at any
hour.
The Standards correspondent with
Gen. kuroh's army. telegraphing I'M.
der date OF Oct rs. gives the details
OF several incidents OF the battle
around Shaho including story of the
danger which threatened the japanese
right oct. II. when the Russians, In
overwhelming numbers. practically
surrounded the force detached TO pro.
tect the right wing. He said IL seemed
at one time as II the Japanese would
be turned and the protecting detach-
ment so isolated that II could not be
succorcd: but the indomitable courage
and energy OF the Japanese Infantry
saved the situation. On the morning
Of Oct - the right column OF the
right army had made It's communica-
lions secure though the fighting was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

hard and the suffering heavy. In the
end IL completely routed the enemy
who left $500 dead ON the field.
The correspondent. while recogniz-
ing the stern valor OF the Russians,
shows by his dispatches that he H.
continually becoming more impressed
by the qualities Of the Japanese In.
fantry. whose courage. he says. only
rises in the face OF difficulties seem
ingly insuperable. lie relates the fol
lowing story OF Japanese attack on
a hill:
"rhe slope up which they were
creeping was painfully swept by a
horizontal torrent Of lead. The gal
lantry and tcnaclty OF the enemy
were as yet mistaken. II the position
was 20 be carried the only hope lay
IN supreme effort Of self sacrifice.
Rising from the ground a company
Of infantry moved forward In open
order across tho bullet swept slope
and approached the summit Instant
~ the Russians sprang from their
trenches and from the crest 81 the
Hill and poured succession Of dead.
~ volloys into the japanese.
THE thin. dark line wavered under
the blast. broke. and scattered back
down the hill But the handful OF
heroes rallied and again rushed head.
long mp the slope.
Then they halted. formed dashed
on once more With every foot Of
ground they covered their numbers
lcssenod. and once again they we're
swept back In confusion down the
hillside
But they had shown the way 70
others. Another company pus-ed up
the slope Again the yolleys crashed
out. but this time they we're unayail.
ing. There was desperate head
long rush, and the little men had
gained tho crest Tho Russians rose
10 their feet and their stalwaft ns.
ures could be seen outlined clearly
against the sky. A few PAGES only
separated them from their enemies
aThcn for terrible moment tho
ranks closed In Wild melee. but Il
was only for moment Tho Rus.
SLAMS. shaken by the carnage. broke
headlong down the slope and fed
Their path was marked by tho clouds
OF dust raised by the pursuing Japa.
nose shells.
"The assault and defense alike was
a brilliant feat of arms In which the
gallantry az the Russians was sur
passed only by the devoted courage
Of the Japanese infantry"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Armies Watch Each other
from Opposite River Banks

So Petersburg. oct 24-There is
no change IN the relative positions OF
the armies on the Sbaiho river. Gen.
Sakharon telegraphs that the Rus
SLAMS have been bombardlng Lamaut.
ing and the buddhist temple az Lin.
chlnpu. while the japanese have been
Smelling tho Russian position at
Shakhe and near Iinshinpu.
A dispatch from Mukden reports
that the Japanese are fortlfying an
important height south ~ Shabho
aud that neither sido shows a dispo
sltlon either 10 advance Or retire.
This meaEer but significant admis-
sion. all that the censor allows 20 pass
over the wires, doubtless indicates
that Gen Kouropaikin a. maturing
important plans for distributing his
forces IN readiness for another at.
tempt 20 break the Japanese resist.
ance.
Tho roads arc now dried by wind
and frost The cold is intense. and
flooded fields have bcon frozen. Thus
military movements are facilitated.
though NJ the Same time II viii BE
more difiicult 70 carry on intrenchlng
work
dispatch from the Russian front
gives "A rnmor that the Russian force
has made detour % the west. arriv.
Inc abreast Of liaoyang but there Is
no confirmation of this report
Great importance. too. Is attached
to a report from Toxic that 200 Rus.
SLAMS have crossed the Taltze river
east OF nenslhu. and that 10000 arc
concentrated AZ Kauta pass. twenty
miles northeast.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
TESTS THE POSTAL SYSTEM.
Curious EnglIshman Finds the Service
Satisfactory on the Whole.

Curious EnslIshman Finds the Service
Satisfactory on the Whole.
An Englishman has been testing tho
efficiency OF the British postoiiice. A
message written. with an address. on
the back OF postage stamp was duly
forwarded and delivered. Naturally a
letter addressed 70 ST. Nicholas tSanta
CLAUSE could not have a similar expert
ence. but II came back marked "Ad.
dressee deceased"
On one occasion he pasted n stamp
and an address on the inside OF
pocketbook, closed II and dropped II
in a box. The willy postal Official found
the address and delivered Il the next
day. A Russian cigarette was mailed
with a stamp at one end and the ad.
dress on the wrapper. AS II broke on
the way the postofllce kindly deliy.
cred II In an envelope
Once he sent a letter 20 n man liv-
ing near London bridge. whose name
and address he had forgotten lie
pasted n picture postal on the cnycl-
ope, marked on Il the house In which
the man resided and wrote: Deliver
the letter 10 tho owner OF this house"
Again the postoilico did as requested.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
LEAVES DIAMONDS IN STATION
Albany Woman Foraets satehel Of
Jewelry In Waiting Room.

Albany. ". Y. dispatch: Police In
all parts OF the country have been
notified Of the loss OF s25.0 900 worth
OF iewelry by Mrs. Il. r. Gabit OF this
city. wife OF the secretary OF the
Municipal Gas company, and daugh.
ter OF Anthony n. Brady the well
known millionaire gas operator Mrs.
Gavit Inadvertently left small hand
satchel containing the jcwelry on a
seat In the Grand Central station in
New York city and did not discover
her loss until her train, which makes
no stops between New York and ~.
bany. was we'll on So way. The
satchel contained a diamond necklace.
diamond bracelet. a pink sapphire
brooch and other valuable pieces.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Russian Forces Intreneh

Russian Forces lntrench
as They Move Forward
Mukden. oct. "a. via Picking. The
Russian forces on the left again
crossed the Shakhe river on Oct. 2l
and are now pushing forward toward
the Japanese positions. intrenching as
they advance. AZ the same tile. Rus.
sian batteries are continually bonn
harding the japanese, who can be
plainly seen busily engaged in the
making OF trenches.
This plan OF tho Russians TO in.
trench as they advance was adopted
because II was found in the recent big
battle that Il was impossible TO ad-
vance without some protection in the
face OF tho Japanese sharpnel fire.
The Russian and Japanese armies
are now separated by less than four
miles, and the whole field OF opera
tons OF both armies can be plainly
seen.
The question of fuel is becoming a
serious one. Tho greater part OF the
Chinese corn has already been used
for fuel and for fodder. while most OF
the houses In the Chinese villages
have been destroyed and their wood
used for fuel
without fuel and without shelter be-
yond that provided by tents. II seems
impossible fe= the armies 70 remain
in the field during the increasing cold
weather
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
LATEST CASH MARKET REPORTS.


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AppleA-Seiccied weil-packed stock.
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Sweet potAtots~JcrFey s. 76A8.O0 per
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

Tho prince OF waldenburg.
wealthy Vionncse nobloman. and his
newly welded bride are spending
their honeymoon In an original man
ncr Accompanied By white mule.
which carries small travelling out.
NJ. they are making a walltng tour
through Italy. a large stan Of sery-
ants with heavy luggage travels ahead
OF the bridal pair 10 arrange FOR their
reception az the best hotels OF tho
towns visited.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
BRONZE MEDALS
HEROES REWARD
Carnegie Commission Thinks
Emblems Should Be Priced
for Themselves.
INTEREST AMOUNTS TO $4,000
Many Applications Are Under Invest.
cation. One Being Likely TO Secure
the Coveted Honor. While Five Are
Tentative.

Pttsburg. Pa. dispatch: The Carne.
@ie hero fund commission met Wodnes.
day noon. II was learned that after
the disaster 10 the steamer Gen. Slo-
cum last June 81. r. NJ. Wilmot. secre-
tary ~ the commission was sent 10
New York and conferred with JACOB
II Schlff 10 aid the sufferers under
the nth clause OF the Carnegie hero
fund. Mr.. Schin advised MIR. Wilmot
that the commission having in charge
tie funds to aid the Slocum sufferers
did not need any assistance. stu the
Carnegie people are ready 10 help.
Report Limits Fund.
Thomas Lynch, president OF the ii.
9. Frlck company. made n report for
the committee on organization limit
Inc tho fund az follows
"First-To acts on whioh conclusive
evidence may be obtained showing
that the person performing the act
voluntarily risked his own life in saw
Ing or attempting 10 save the life OF n
fellow being. or who voluntarily has
sacrificed himself in an heroic manner
lot the benent OF oiherh.
"Second--Such acts must have been
performed by persons tho nature OF
whose duties In following their regular
vocctlons does not necessarily require
them 20 perform such acts
"Thlrd-Such acts must have been
performed In the United States OF
America. the dominion OF Canada. the
colony OF Newfoundland. and the wa
ters thereof.
Fourth-Suc acts must have been
performed on or after April Is. 1904
"Fifth--Heroic acts may be brought
70 the attention Of tho commission by
erect application or through the pub
lie press"
About 100000 Aeerues.
The report OF the financial commit
tee. submitted by John b. Jackson.
chairman. showed that the 100000
worth OF gold per cent interest-bear.
ing FIRST mortgage bonds OF the United
states Steel corporation were regis
tered I'm the name OF tho commission
May l3 last. About $4,000 interest
already has accrued on the bonds.
Tho medal Of honor 10 be selected
by the commission probably will be
OF b:onze or silver II Is not the de
sire OF the committee 10 have gold
medals. on account 81 their intrinsic
value. II Is argued that tho medal Is
a symbol 10 commemorate the deed.
and N Il is OF small value e will be
prized all the more and be kent by the
recipient
Seven cases have been investigated
by the officers OF the commission ana
hfty.two additional ones are now un.
DER investigation. or the seven cases
investigated one has been found which
viii not come under the scope OF the
fund One Of the remaining six the
executive committee will likely recon
mend for medal and probably the
other Eve.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

The new Pacific Mail steamship
Mnnchurla. which runs between San
Francisco and Oriental ports via Hon.
olulu. Is too deep IN the water 20 enter
Honolulu harbor Tho Hawaiian peo-
pie All comment on the failure ~ Con.
gross 70 provide for the dredging Of
the harbor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
womANs MURDER IS BATTLING
Unknown Slayer Escapes From the
Friends Of His Victim.

Unknown Slayer Eseapea From the
Friends Of His Victim.
Ottumwa. Iowa. dispatch: Called
from tho room where she was making
merry with a boon companion, Mary
Chcsscr became the victim Of a mys.
tcrious murder early Sunday morning
Her friends within heard n single
scream ard and instant later the WON.
an staggered among them with blood
streaming from n CHASTITY wound I'M
her throat She died almost instantly.
Tho men in the house rushed out and
Erappled with the stranger who had
done the deed, but he stood them on
with revolver. and made his escape
In the darkness The police have
been hard AZ work on tho case. but
have no description 81 the murderer
and no clcws 20 work on.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
More Than Thirteen Thousand
Russians Buried on 3

Toxic, Oct. 24--The japanese head
quarters here to-day. without refer
ring 10 the general situation IN tho
vicinity OF tho Shakhe river. published
tho following report. received yester.
day.
since the last telegram. referring
10 the cnemy's dead, the bodies left
on the field have been Increased 70 the
number 81 1888. The number OF
prisoners captured totals 700"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

The steamer Senator arrived at So.
attle from Nome. bringing 439 passen-
gers and $250OO0 in gold dust.
Michael Greskowinski, a coal miner
OF Minonk. H., aged 20. was crushsi
between two cars and killed.
J. A. Sosnaugh. aged &c, a merchant
OF Clinton. H.. and for several years
located at Lane. H.. dropped dead.
John Haley. aged 3s. brakeman
on the Chicago e. Alton railroad. resld-
Ing az Roodhouse, H.. was killed at
Petersburg
Miss Catherine Rlcknger left $50.
600 TO St. Mary's Catholic church for
the founding OF hospital at Port
Washington. Wis.
Miss EGie Loss. the 1C.yearold
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Loss,
was accidentally shot by her 7.year.
old brother and killed az Brodhead,
Wis.
The trial Of ex-Mayor George II.
Perry of Grand Rapids, Mich. ON the
charge OF completely in the Lake
Michigan water deal. was begun In
the superior court
Tho Tyler Mercantile company's
building at Chetek. wis, was de-
stroyed by FIRE. causing loss OF ST..
600.
Tho schooner Willie Frank. Capt.
William l.. Taylor. from Hampton, Va
for Bristol. X. l.. with cargo OF lum.
Der. went ashore OF Little Egg harbor.
New Jersey.
Tho American Construction and
Trading company OF Elyrla. o.. has
purchased n half interest IN the Inter,
state Telephone company OF Little
Falls. ~ ". for the purpose OF making
a link In cross.state l0ng.distance In
dependent telephone service.
The body OF an unidentified man
was washed ashore near Fulton. H.
along the Mississippi river.
Thirty machine operators In the
Mattson glove factory at Mason City,
Iowa. strike for more pay.
While playing with a revolver ed.
ward Gclsor. aged &c. OF Princeton
Ind. shot himself and died an hour
later.
Judge Shnfer. In Pittsburg decided
that an adjoining property owner
could not obtain an injunction 10 pre-.
vent n railroad company from using
smoke producing coal.
While Pennsylvania railroad ofn-
clals were inspecting the roadbed
near Beaver Fails. Pa. the observa.
tlon car az the head Of their train
caught fire and was badly damaged.
Wesley 8 Guney OF Plttshurg.
brother 81 Democratic National Com.
mittccman James NJ Gufcy. sub.
scribcd $1,000 as n 'stastrr for a fund
OF $4,000 20 investigate charges Of
corruption and bribery against Pitts.
burg councllmcn.
George Spoor. AGED l6 years. of
Galcton, Pa, was shot and instantly
killed by Carl Carlson, friend.
Five men were burned in an cxplo.
sion in the Fonianct Ind. powder
mill. Edward Ford died from his In.
iurlcs
Former President Grover Cleveland
assumed tho duties Of chairman OF
the committee on the graduate school
of Princeton university
A SLIGHT earthquake shock was felt
IA 81 Louis Friday.
Tho now Mcditcrrian service OF the
White Star line. which has entered
into competition with the Cunard limo
for tho Italian trade, has been inaug
urated.
Home missions were discussed by
the Prcsbyterihn synod OF Illinois IN
session NJ Rock Island.
Patrick Grammar. wcllknown
citizen Of Upper Luzorno county.
Pennsylvania. was found dead in his
kitchen With a bullet wound In h!5
head
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Both Commanders Cautious:
JAMS Get Relnforeeme

With Olu's Army in the Field. Oct
%. via Fusan. oct. 24-The respective
armies retain somewhat peculiar posi-.
tions. Their advanced forces are ly.
ing in the trenches a few miles apart
and their inaction cannot be explained
For Eve days the Japanese have
not attempted 20 make the advance for
which the Russians seem 10 be wait
ing.
Tho outposts and patrols 81 both
sides are IN close touch. and there IL
occasional firing by the light artillery
batteries.
A Japanese forward movement T.
daily expected and II IS believed that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

We onef one Hundred Dollars Reward for amp
ease - Csauh that cannot be cured ~ hAils
w. D. CHENEY a Co. Toledo, o
We the undersigned have known VI y. cheney
fof she iast is yrare and believe Nm prrfariy h p.
orahis ~ ~ business transactions ana rnHnCally
ala q carr 0ut any obligations made ~ hit hfn,
MsLufNu. kfNhtN MsHNtNs
wholesale nrnEEisis. lplrdn, q.
Uairs Catarfh Cure q taken Internally scNng
Directly ugan the hG1d emo muCuus tuffacts - The
sysiem ffsumuuials frut free. Price 10 ceuu pes
bottle Sold ~ ali HrnsEifis
Take Halle family pills f0f constipation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
SHOOTS HIS PLAYMATE IN JEST
soy o. 10 kus Ills Cousin while
Playing With q loaded Gun.

yandalia. III. special Tcn-yearold
Julian Gordon was shot dead here by
Thomas GrauEo, n cousin of his own
age Tho boys had been playing with
a gun. which the Grausc lad aimed az
his cousin with the exclamation.
watch me Shoot and pulled the
trigger. The boy recently came here
with his mother from North Dakota
20 visit the Gordons.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

Trust baking Powders
sell for ts or % cents per
pound and may DO lden.
tined by this oxorbitan,
rrirr. Tncy arr q r,,anss'5
70 public health. as food
prepared from them con.
talns large quantities OF
Rochelle salts, a danger
Gus cathnrtio drug.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
New York Produce.

nulter-Firm. unchanged receipts. 4.
Chcesc-Quiet unchanged; receipts. g.
80. weekly exports 2 10 boxes
EGgs-steady unchanged, receipts. e.
~ % M OO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

there Is heavy fighting ahead south OF
the Hun river, where heavy field work
have been erected.
Great numbers OF japanese rein.
forcements are arriving.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

no chromos or cheap premiums. but
a better quality and onr.third more
81 Defiance Starch for the same price
OF other stafehca.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

Howard Could declined 20 preside
AZ a political rally. and sent a nice
check instead. Good swap.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Live Stock.

Live Stock
CATTLE.
Chicago 81 yoGl7 90
New iork-NHtlpo sides. gxGiOc per n
Kansas city 81 aU4i6 90
Omaha 81 501f6 IS
S. Louis s. i0dG0
HOGS
Chicago 1916 50
New Yofk-tf eyl6 %
Kansas city 81 l546 90
Omaha 81 2.n5 ~
81. JOaeph-A e0u5S.
STEEP AND LAMBS.
ChicaEo-st l0ll5 90
New York Dressed mutton. gRSLc III
Kansas city s. b0u550
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Grain Quotations.

ATNIW aUWkMkTUWUs
WHEAT
ChicaFo-No red. uisqi. isL
New York 40. red 81 ~.
Minneapolis No ] hard. tiD
Milwaukee No ! northern. 1l20
nuluth-No. 1 hard, s. 22is
80 Iouis-No Z red. til5A.
Toledo No. 2 red. 81 len
Kansas city No. 2 II O6ia
uetroit-No. 2 red. 81 81
LiVerpool-No. ] California. 70 tHd.
CORN.
Chicago No. ? b5i@c
New Norka.No. 2 Isle
81. louis No. 4 Afsc
Milwaukee No 3, 5145sc.
Kansas city No 2 white. AiAc
OATS.
Chicago Standard, g,c
New York Mixed, 3iia0ssisc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29

m luck II sometimes better than
good luck. as Il may cause a reforma
sfou
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
Calumet
Baking
Powder

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