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Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
Into the Cause of the Ben
 ningtOn Disaster
THE VESSEL IS AFLOAT
Admiral Goodrich of the Pacific Squadron will Arrive at San Diego In tae Meantime few Changes as Possible Have Been Made.

Washington, July 26.-Rear' Admiral Goodrich. commander in chief of the Pacific station, is expected to arrive .t san Diego tomorrow on his flag sbfu. the Chicago, and the navy de partment expects him to convene court of inquiry and begin an investi- s.arion into the Bennington disaster.
 r. was stated today that a teleg- am from Captain Drake, in which he made reference to the telegram from Admir- ,1 Goodrich. indicated that the ad- 1nfraI fully understood that the depart ,rant desires him to institute a search inc investigation. Precautions have hoe, taken to preserve existing cOadi- ton on the Bennington until after the arrival of Admiral Goodrich. It was expIained that orders had been sent not to disturb the boilers and to have them remain just as they were after the explosion.
 The steam log of the Bennington GOV erfng the quarters ending June 30, which came to the department yester- day. was carefully scanned by the de- Dartment officials today but no state Tueut was forthcoming as to what light 5t might shed. Seer etary Bonaparte, who has been advised in 9 general way of it's substance, is having a memoran- dunn of the facts shown by the log prepared for him so that he may more carefully consider them.
 II was stated at the navy depart raent today that the transfers of the bodies of those who perished on the Bennington to the homes of relatives will be made as rapidly as possible. but that some delays must necessarily be expected since there are certain health regulations to be complied with in the cases of bodies already buried The bureau of medicine and surgery to which all requests for the transpor- tation of bodies is referred. is using every effort to expedite wOlk. An ap- propriation is available for such trans portation.
 dispatch of sympathy was recelN- ed at the navy department today from Lieutenant Commander De FaramOad. a naval attache of the French embassy at Manchester, Mass, to which reply was made by Secretary Bonaparte.
 Captain Drake at San Diego, has reported to the navy department the death today of s. Takata, the ward room cook of the Bennington His father is C. Takata at TokiO.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
PRESIDENT PAUL MORTON
The Reorganization of the Equitable
 Going on.

New York, July 2G.-At a two hours session of the Equitable Life Assurance society today, the resignation Of form CT President Alexander and N. B.. Stranahan, as directors were accepted. Paul Morton was elected president of the society retaining it is understood. the chairmanship as well. A special meeting of the directors is to be held tomorrow at which additional directors will be elected and an amendment to the charter will be adopted.
 Directors George I. Victor and Ernest B. Kruttschnitt. of New Orleans were nominated directors and will be elect ed tomorrow. Chairman Morton report
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
THE TEXAS QUARANTINE.
It Is Directed Against the Whole State
 Of Louisiana.

Houston. Texas, July 26-As quar- antine has been declared against the state of Louisiana because of her slowness in quarantining New Orleans, physicians and guards have been dis patched to the Louisiana line. Dr. w. L. Cock Of San Antonio being in charge of the Sabine river camp. The Shreveport quarantine may be remov- ed tomorrow as that city has quaran- tined against New Orleans. A camp for that point has been established at WascOm.
 The Southern Pacific has made de- cided changes in it's train service. Two of the local passengers will hereafter
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
CHICAGO GAMBLERS SHOCKED
The New Chief of Police Begins to Suppress That Industry.

Chicago, July 26.-John Collins, the newly installed chief of police, startled the gambling fraternity tonight by leading a comprehensive raid against the largest poker rooms to be found in the downtown section of the city.
 Headed by Chief Collins in person, the police descended upon four prom inent gambling clubs and arrested about loo men and cOnfiscated large quantities of gambling araphernalia and destroyed all of the furniture to be found. Chief Collins announced early in the day that he purposed to suppress all gambling in the city, and the raid tonight was the first step talk en in that direction.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
FUNERAL OF LAMONT.
Tie Last of CleveIand's Secretary or
 War.

Milbrook. N Y, July 2G.-In, the presence of his family and many men high in public and private life simple funeral services were conducted oyer the body of former Secretary of War Daniel Lamont today. After the cere- monies the body was placed on a fun eral train and taken to New York The interment was in WOodlawn cemetery.
 Among the prominent persons pres ent were Grover Cleveland, Mrs. CIeve- land, Postmaster General CortelyoU Judge Alton B. Parker, David B. Hill. Major General Davis and President Elliott Of the Northern Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
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Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
A LoDz COTTON STRIKE.

Lodz. July 26.-Two thousand five hundred men in Gever's cotton mill struck today because their foreman was discharged. The strikers are threatening to destroy the mill. They made a demonstration this afternoon, but were dispersed by the Cossacks. who arrested 200. ...
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
WATCHING DELMAR TRACK.
No Betting Yesterday and No In-
 cidents.

St. Louis, July 26.-Pursuant to in structions of Governor Folk for the enforcement of the anti-pool selling law squad of police under command of Captain McNamee marched into the Delmar race track today but no in cidents attended their presence and they made no arrests. Sheriff Herpel arrested Ike Cohen in the betting ring on a warrant charging the registration of a bet. Cohen was released on bond. He was one of the eleven men arrest ed yesterday and had given bond.
 When the squad appeared today an attempt was made to close the folding iron gates but the officers promptly pushed them open and entered.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
A BARGAIN: New brick cottage of

A BARGAIN: New brick cottage of four rooms and bath and frame kitchen on corner lot 1OOx1371A; cellar city water both in house and around lawn; wired for electricity; large front porch and good big attic with ventilator; win dows, doors and transoms well screen ed; good barn; very good fences and gates; no sick people. This is cosy home on south First avenue and cost $170O Everything is in very best con- dition. For sale for $135O. Investigate this offer.
 E. J. BENNITT, 16 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
A DIVER FROM MARE ISLAND.

Vallejo. Cal. July 26.-John McMil- ian. employed at Mare Island, the most expert diver on the Pacific coast left for San Diego today to examine the bottom of the Bennington. He was ac- companied by his assistant diver, Ste vens The naval tug Unadilla also left with necessary apparatus. She will assist in towing the Bennington here.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27

amined an repaired. She will be taken up by the his. escorted by the power ful naval tug Fortune. It is doubtful if she gets away before the arrival of Admiral Goodrich's flagship Chicago. Divers are making an examination of the hull today. Admiral Goodrich is expected tomorrow when formal in- vestigation of the disaster will be be- c-l1n
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27

run only to the Texas state line and will not enter Louisiana. Through passenger trains will be stopped at Avondale, and the passengers and baggage will be transferred there
 which will enable the through traffic to proceed into Texas without touch ing New Orleans. All freight is to
 be fumigated at the border and for maldehyde machines have been sent there.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
BURNED TO THE WATER.

Escanaba. Mich. July 2G.-The steamer George Pressly, owned by the United States Transportation compa- ny of Cleveland, burned to the waters edge today. The crew escaped in boats. and the wreck drifted ashore.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City St. Paul game postponed; wet grounds.
 At Louisville-Louisville f, Toledo 7. At lwaukee-Milwaul5ee 6, Mime apolis 3.
 At Indianapolis-Fir game: In- dianapolis l. Columbus O. Second game: Indianapolis ?, Columbus 6.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
A BURNING ELEVATOR.

Moberly Mo. July 26.-The elevator of the Missouri Grain company, con taining a large quantity of grain, was burned today. Loss S2O0,O0O
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
START FOR NORTH POLE.

North Sydney, c. B., July 26.-rhe steamer Roosevelt. Commander Peary aboard. started from here on her Noy- age toward the North Pole this after noon
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
MouNTAINEER MURDERERs.

KizIyar, Northern Caucasia, July 26. A band of mOuntaineers disguised as militia. murdered several persons to- night.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
HE FLOATING COFFIN.

San Diego. July 26.-The gunboat Bennington, termed the floating cof- fin long before the lives of sixty sea men were sacrificed, is again afloat on an even keel and will be lowed to Mare Island navy yard to be thoroughly eX-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
MIR. sHoNTs IN PANAMA.

Colon. July 26.-President Shon:s and Chief Engineer Stevens of the Panama canal arrived today on the steamer Mexico. They were met by Governor Magoon and other officials.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. July 2G.-Forecast for Arizona; Scattered showers and thun- Thursday and Friday
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27

ed that in pursuance of the policy of retrenchment the society would effect a saving of $50O,OOO Q year.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha R h. F.. Omaba S St Jogepb 1 atterfes-McCloskey and Bonding; EyIer and Zinran.
 Sioux City-Denver game postponed wet grounds.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-27
Every Young
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Arizona republican., 1905-07-27

Continued on Page 8.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Notable
Won n
Annie 5. Peck. Mrs. Tay-
Tor and Others

Among feminine achievements OF the
past year none Is more remarkable than
the mountain climbing OF Miss Annie
:. Peck OF Chicago. Her record for
1901 includes the scaling OF two great
Andean heights. Mount Sorata In Bo-
livia and Mount Huascaran I'm Peru.
Both the trips are TO be classed among
the worlds notable climbing feats
without even the addition OF that con
demnatory phrase FOR a woman" So
rata Miss Peck assembled 10 height OF
$1,000 feet certainly 70 within 800 10
800 feet OF the yery TOP. There her
guides turned coward and refused 20
follow her, 10 her infinite chagrn In.
deed She went or alone 10 consId-
cradle distance before She discovered
that the one last Indian who had
agreed 10 accompany hcr up the peril
Gus steep had Slipped ont on tie other
end OF the safety rope which bound
him 10 the intrepid American girl and
left Il dangling loose upon the snow. At
the same instant, to her horror, Miss
Peck found herself upon the very brink
OF crevasse that might have been a
mile deep FOR aught any human being
knew The only thing 70 DO was 10
retreat that. too, with the utmost cir
cumspcction. FOR only the frozen snow
crust WAS between hcranl the unfath.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Worthless Education.

DO you remember. or have you for.
gotten already, how much your mind
was overburiened ana crammcd when
you were child? Many of the things
you were forced 10 learn You forgot rs
soon as possible. but the time you
spent learning them you took from
something which MIGHT have done you
good add which you imperlectly learn
~ Hs D result
"f1 mv days." aIebcl one woman
I'd amll bc SORRY lhai tic money Chat
wa Ucnti u eachin me mathematics
ami lrtin Was NOT devoted Is u4kne
mv Yoice Hul my drawing what they
sbould be- j could newer put that a'ee
BRA 20 my earthly use tin Latin have
long Since forgotten but thc little
drawing ! took hns meant MANY dol
lars ~ G3y pocket heeau-e | ma3e
fashion illusHa ious mud would give
anything Tor cultivated voice.
There Is ORC lUg Wilton le e e
go mo.lef ean have Wuer tn le'p
,tc cbil discover lrr orc chie alsat
aud concentrate an that fo ihc eNe.u
s.on or otHcr UrHe ..eH oniy tire
hnr brin ani Wasto hor tlme
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Two Popular Shapes

The turhan and tricorpc are still in
vogue und are certainly pretty and be
coming to every one one trlcorne Is
shown in the Illustration II Is OF wool
ly black felt and has az the left side a
roscite Of pale blue velvet ribbon ex-
tended along the back Il short distance
FOR the purpose Of aflorling hold for
the hatpins which otherwise would
have 10 be driven through the skull.
Above The rosctie X a natural paradise
sweep. Tie c0lors being white, cream
and faint brown This Is certainly a
dainty conoeit and ~ peculiarly adapt
ga 10 thc brunette type
IN tile Illustration arc two dress hints
Tor wear nt an sorts OF functions where
hats ARE permissible The one turned
down Is Of white velvet made with a
fiat brm The underslde Of the hrim
Is incrustcl with fine lncc medallions
over satin. and the crown Is completely
hidden under mass OF beautiful fluffy
plumes, shading from pure white 20 a
faint pink. The other Is Of white felt
as 10 the outside OF the brlm. with
folded white chiffon ON the inner side.
IL Is tilted high on the left 10 allow for
n lar&e bunch OF American Benuty
roses nud f0llbrc More Of the same
are iutwincl with Wlitc tulle on tie
outside around the hi.h crown THE
tule "a gathered sc tte rIehi and held
uuler hrchle 81 whitcii silver and
ralneat1ue
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

such c1utrivangcs ali Goyhed with
feathers and big buckles. But now it
Is ouly Tire fresh young faces 70 which
they are allowed 4 dark brown felt
had high crown ana around that n
band OF black velvet. with a large
buckie on the right side. while along
tie left was bunch OF paradise
plumes laid closely, lust hanging me-
lie az tic back. In front there was a
soft rosette made of Shorter plumcs OF
tie same dun plum shade
Another OF these high crowned hnta
haa tse brim slightly waved us q IN.
rel down ib FRONT and q was curlcd
un n thc back with q shaded short
r.ch plume curled under Tie edge.
Around dc crown there was Whole
raHathc oe h0ri brown erich tips ana
ST. ont bunch of lcm3u coi1rcd ones,
which faWed the aauins po.nt for on
immense paradise Wcp. ag0'.o lemon
color
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
UNITED woRKMEN.
Murs Pay the PennIty-Gossip Fror,
various Juriadictfons


various JUrisdictions.
At the recent meeting Of the grand
lodge OF Quebec aud the maritime prov
inces law was enacted placing fine
OF . per cent upon any subordinate
lodge whose nnancer fails TO forward
the monthly report and remittance TO
the office of the grand recorder on
time The new plans were adopted by
q vote OF los 70 H.,
With seventeen jurisdictions having
tie new plan 10 operation during the
first SIS months OF 1901, a reserve fund
or over $4,000 was created.
Nebraska has n membership OF 81
o. and is the largest Jurisdiction.
Minnesota has 30430 members.
At the grand lodge session OF the De
gree or Honor OF Nebraska the question
OF IN open door TO all white persons
over sixteen years OF age was rejected.
The Colorado Record says that when
closely studied both the old and the
young members sec benefits In the new
plans not found in tie old.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

Tho members IN Ohio are rejoicing
that the jurisdiction he's passed tho
1900 mark ia membership. Now they
are headed right on FOR the next light
house, which las labeled on II in large
figures 10000 Bulletin
Twenty seven members 81 Chattanoo-
81 council of CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, hnyo
one Or more 81 their sons ID the coun-
on.
Prince Abort council of Quebec, in
stiMtcl IN 1850. hsslost only two mem
beers hy death
Samuel G. smith collector Of Tri-
m0unuin council az Boston, li d Iris
twcrU.siyth wear of service M That
Office t'','4 80
Tile CictolanB rnmins arp milking
gs much ~ q sensation ~ cletelana az
Tic brooklyn Angels IRE making IN
Chat city TIN meetings which they
havcatleudcd hnycsheen very succcss-
ful
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Femini e
Philosophy
Too Clever Women-Edu-
cation That Is Waste

T1ey We're talking about hard luck
In nNtrImony at the woman's club.
and ~ little person was bewailing the
fact that she was not more clever. Il
would give anything In the world TO
be able 10 do thiags and compel Johns
admiration" she sighed. "What he
should have married was a brilliant
woman. | am afraid he thinks me
very stupid. | can't understand poll
tics or business or any OF the compli-
Gated things he talks about. and he
does so admire women who DO things.
Ia give my soul 10 be clever woman.
She must have such an easy time
through llfeg
The veteran woman member Of the
club. renowned for her brilliant wit
ana versatility. smiled quietly. MY
dear" She veniurcd. have YOU ever
followed ont Tie sD+--~, or perhaps. TO
be moro correct. IL CARRIED lives, OF
clever womeng Xxx ,su ever seen q
clever woman murried 20 stupid
man? Have you ever seen clever wO-
man married 10 an ordinary manl
Well. IL you want a good idea Of I'M
happiness, study that situation. Your
husband would like 20 have you un-
derstand his deepest thoughts, so you
think. Don't you believe Il! In his
heart Of hearts he Is immensely hatter-
ed that he Is so much your superior
TINT your brain cannot compass them.
Sorry the man whore wife not only
can understand thc most Profound ma-
chiucrr on DIS ihnklng anplmms, but
can TO him ape hetier, ana rUlmn5 two
or Three SETTER ID Spite oi ler most
charitable efforts % t'1c thn faet $40
mc .0id % the mafellge sriec io love,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
How 10 Breathe.

4 very llttle time given daily io the
pursuit Of physical perfection VIII
achieve rreot results 70 begin with
breathing correct breathing always
commences with having the clothing so
loose that a woman can an her lungs
with air 90 their utmost capacity with
ont having her sides feel crlmped by
her garments That test being applied
let her then breathe slowly and deeply
from tie waist upward anil toward The
aunpits She should commence 90 an
tie lungs withnlr go tile waist llnc and
inhale lli shc cln fool hptself breathe
IN her back us well us Ia front The
lungs extend wei around 20 Gle back.
The air should be cXhaled slowly and
rhythmicully This slow. deep breath
Ing X an excellent exercise for render.
Ing the mind serene and tranquil, as
well as for purifying the blood and in
surfing n good complexion. Practice II
TIL Il becomes habitual
Next let ms consider an exercise to
make girl or woman walk well. Look
a moment az the lady IA the picture.
Observe how she holds her umbrella
across her hacb anu Under her arms.
TRY ttI for youmolr cane r soy
old tiles SAL. do Hold a NH ihe W1an
au ID ile illU ttiln holds M l.
McnH Naeen 0vl % i.tt e cla &
ind tto el thn
waist haN catH tle tpah % he
held tse iIe us an ar-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

BLESS the tender hearted woman.
she Is the first 60 crowd IN at q muir
der trial and comment ON tile clothes OF
the female murderer. You would think
she was at professional matinee.
Watch her when an accident takes
place. She VIII be- Jostled and almost
run over In her wild efforts 10 see the
mangled one. whether IL be horse. dog
or man.
II isn't tender heartedness: It's NOR
bldlty. She loves 10 read about opera.
lions. the more grcwsome the better.
She delights In tho symptoms In the
family medicine book
At the Siocum disaster even the 30
lice were shocked 10 see women prowi
Inc around peering into the faces OF
the dead--out Of curiosity.
And who supports yellow journalism
and the penny dreadful' sort OF news
storyy Ask the editor Tender shrink.
ing woman every time.
No wonder men say they can't under.
sfsnc us. MAUD ROBINSON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

IA another place found 4 bat slianci
like lamn Shade and called \ nlTodn.
M WINS INT and round, bit thcfc were
ciaht corners whore Tie brm wds
Punched up into shau points. TIE
ctown wW fet'or hIeh and hal q 0at
h'ttian l9w Wfh r. irHt'ta brfsie
d.rc tly in front 0ltr hfe show Il
sometimes without d visible crown.
Ttofc is iicmuy up limit d the tl-
prices &c me Wilincrs IA trimming
hcae hats. Some have little roscttcs
fct upright an around the brim. and
these arc Of metal IN many pretty fan
cics Again, they VIII be Of crochetcd
chenille or made OF velvet ribbon. l
think one might 20 absolutely insane
trying ~ tell half their glorics. but the
most salient point about them all Is
the use OF plumes. No trimming il
more graceful or SO universally becom-
ing. but II does look queer 90 see on n
heavy velvet or felt or beaver hat n
trimming made up OF feathers, flowers
and tulIe all together. Tulle II III
most fragile OF all the things offered
60 beautcous woman, and we NATURALLY
associate II with the short lived happl
ness OF brides. but when clever mil.
liner gets hold Of II she makes Il seem
twin 90 fur or felt
For runabouts there Is an unusually
large choice Of feits. and these arc trim
med with darker stuffs. sometimes a
piece OF the dress material and a nice
buckle or some short feather. The
palmer these hats are the more stylish
they are considepcd.
OLIVE HARpnn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
MASONIC.
DuaI ssensbership In virwinfa-chsps
From the Temple.


Virginia Is probably the only Masonic
Jurisdiction Ia the United States which
permits brother 10 belong TO two or
three lodges. The argument for II Is
that many OF the country lodges could
not be kept up otherwise. an instance
being given of "A good old brother down
OH the eastern shore who Is the life
and soul Of four different lodges and
equally faithful and energetic in each.
Masonic Herald.
In South Memphis lodge OF Memphis.
Tenn. recently w. III. Ripley. master.
and Sol Coleman. past master, each
raised his son TO the Master Mason de-
gree.
Quality. not numbers. should be the
ambition OF every Master Mason's
lodge Masonic Chronlcler.
The California Masonic home at De
coto has reached It's full capacity. with
A. men. 20 women. % boys and 10
girls. The expenses last year were SIS
per month for each inmate.
a Masonic temple costing $4,000 is
being erected IN Kallspel Mont
The lnal report OF the Rochester
1 o. " Masonic fair shows that Il not
ted $4,000 for the temple fund.
Recently the grand lodge OF Wash
ington laid the cornerstone Of the hand
some Masonic temple 20 be erected In
Spokane. the ground for which was
broken by President Roosevelt ON May
20, 1903. The temple is expected TO be
ready for occupancy by May !, 1905
The records OF the lodge OF st. An
drew OF Boston. under the date'of Oct.
%. 1915. show Ole Bull, the distin-
guishcd viollnist, visitor at that most
I fraterual shrine.
Encourage the dull mcmbers. The
toughest metal q susceptible OF high
( degree Of poii b. keystone.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

Camp So ~ of Aurora, H., recently
celebraled its twentieth anniversary
and adopted its SIS hundredth member.
-Four assessments have been skipped
this year, AMI Che order q IN n spieudid
financial condition
ROCKFORD camp "a iliinDH now iias
over 1890 beneficial mombcra ~ good
Standing
1ic afct M6lam Wnodmcn camp
rs Anu. on R $50 gli of So Paul,
with over i.in enhlr
There are nov oyer 1900 members In
camp 80. 2ali 81 Grand Rapids, Mich.
Camp 30 2oO2 ~ Kansas city. Mo.
has passed the 1000 mark IN member
ship.