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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

cracking OF whip. II heralded the
approach OF one of the nne coaches
of the town. We stepped hastily back
against house, for usually they came
NJ SO great speed the mud and oual
collected in the cutters were splashed
unfortunately about and In THIS
case IL might he 20 the hurtfulness OF
our attire. We were both dressed
faultlessly. and out for an airing
The coach swaycd and whirried
along the unpayod and rutty street.
while the footmen had all they could
do 20 keep their seats. II slowed up
when opposite us We both looked
indinerently at the gold and bun
enuinape In the coach sat the woman
| loved Mistress Rosemary Allyn!
met "A full gaze she looked at me
for unite "A second, with the lowering
coouetry Of great beauty. sure of
her conquest and then she dropped
her lids In languid haughtness There
was no recognition in her glance no
return TO my gracious salutauon. The
carriage rolled past.
"s1ife, who r. the beauty OK.
claimed Mister Arnold You seem
to know her
What answered him ! know not
How excused myself. as hastily left
him | know not also. The insinuat-
ing smile / caught upon his clean
shayen lips recalled 20 my mind That
he was not one to stop at any scruplea
no ought 10 have when dressing up a
story 20 suit the oyer-nice palaies OF
his score Of cronies; fitting II out
with that spiciness Of flavor which
delighted those scandalmoneers. ]
trusted somewhat In his being my
friend and his good nature II they
held him not. 7 was no pulling infant
and could take care OF my own honor
n was well for me that the coach
had not far TO so and went the rest
OF tho way in a decorous manner
else I'm afraid my maroon-colorcd suit
with IT'S gold lacinFs would have SUI.
fercd. For. Godi had a good pair
OF legs and proposed meoting the
lady
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
rhr. nolhv,a BAD Break.

Nobody bat Dolby would have asked
such a question In the first place.
Miss Farley" he said. ~ YOU
could make yourself over what kind
OF hair and eyes would YOU have
"If | could mako myself over" said
Miss Farley II would look just exact
is as I look now"
'You would?" exclaimed Dolby. in
honest surprise. and 30 this day he Is
AZ stupid That he can't understand
why Miss Fnirlcy thinks him a man OF
little taste ard less tact.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Monument 10 Pythian FOUNDER

The little old achoolhouse AZ Eagle
IIarbor, In kcwccnaw county. tho
birthplace Of the order Of the Knights
Of Pythias, has been purchased by Ira
e. Randall Of Houghton. trustee OF the
Justus II. Rathbone memorial fund
Of the fraternity ltis the intention TO
preserve the structure, and erect a
monument on the grounds TO the mem.
DRY of Rathbono The lodges will De
asked TO contribute "A small sum each
towards the project
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

10 pay my ucAoiA " AA1ANSe hS@e
mary Allyn"
The hshmonger OF Long Haul
metamorphosed into a gallant" she
whispered in a loud aside.
The fellows roared.
| looked steadily al them. More
than one pair OF eyes fell to occupy
themselves with something beside
myself
Yes" retorted. Il would join
her followers"
"Followers!" she repeated, "Ah.
see"
She stood up.
Gentlemen" she cried permit me
10 introduce a confrere- Master Quen-
tin Waters"
They all bowed with mock humility
before me.
/ humored her. Time enough to
deal with them. and my face at the
thought became darker than it's own
dark hue. as | returned their bows
STORMY.
II am at a disadvantage" said II
apologize for my unceremonious en-
trance into your presence. Let thy
beauty which dazzlcs, plead my ex-
cusc
"Ah. Cousin Rsoul, a rival OF thine
I'm polite batteries" she said To me,
You are welcome. In a lady's train
OF followers there Is, believe. al
ways room for one more"
In this case though. Master Queu
tin Waters, the card Is full, said Sir
Rnoul Dwight
"That IS for the lady 10 say. ! re-
piled. and looked AT her,
Before She could answer the near.
est fellow began.
1T seems 20 me like not your
tailor's 1T. your coat does not hang
10 suit my eye
Your points are too dazzling
bright. they glitter with an up-coun.-
try newness.' the next fellow took
up the refrain.
your lacIng goeth crookcdly IL
oncn5s my eye" drawled the third
why waste BREATH" | cried. 1T Is
more than enough"
threw my gauntlet on the floor.
lie who had begun the gibbering
stopped 70 pick Il up, but Cousin
Raoul' stopped him.
Nay. George. thou aIl-round fight
On" said he, lis 20 me this game be-
longs
lie handed me my glove with the
TIP Of his sword
81 would have the pleasure, sir?"
said he
TT mutual sir.I replied. Time
and place.
Back Of Montague house is a good
place. he answered. MS for the
ime-thero l must plead for indulg-
once. In less than an hour am due
at court, whore his Majesty has COM
manded that be in attendance 20 go
ON three days trip up the country
after that am AT your service tho
evening of the third day. and do not
\ think the fcw#days waiting will rem.
der our meeting any the less ioyful."
art satisfied burst IN Mistress
Rosemary Allyn. ready 20 shift the
4 blame upon anynnc's shoulders hut
whore it belonged
No" replied but three days
hence | shan be. And ! smiled at
4 her
brave man boasts not beforehand
Of what ha think be- may accom-
plish SHE retorted
NAY you misiudEe me said
"Tbc satisfaction lIoth I'm the thought
/ that =may elem oblige Mistress Rose.
mary Allyn for once.
"You have obliged mo before this
she mutmured
10 have knew 1t not inter.
j rupted
And She requires nausht at your
hands. She finished with toss orhcr
head
M would not hclltte her TO DO So.
since she accopts the services OF such
as these" [ said. and. confronting the
men swept their faces with an I'M.
solent glance
ITO be- continued
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
kalamazoo 90 Is Honored.

John A. Van Dis, formerly or Kala.
mnzoo and etudcnt=at Kalamazoo
college. has been selected TO repre-
The Chicago Central NJ G. a..
at the worlds jubilee convention. to
be held i'm rarisncNt month. Van bis
was known at Kalamazoo a. a speedy
runner. and always took au active I'M
cypst in out door ports
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
After petrolt,s lndustrIea.

The Muskegon chamber Of com
merce has sent It's secretary, l. a.
Smith, TO Detroit with view OF IN
duclng one#of los Industries to remove
TO MuskeEou The nature of the con.
ccrn will not be diyulged until nego-
tiauous arc closed II IS said. how
ever to employ nearly 500 men and
requires the best skilled help
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
summer Resort Tor Ann Arbor.

What promises 10 be a popular re-
sort or#Ann #Arbar students viii be
instituted by d. j. Jeanuerett this
year he owns property on The Hu
ron river near the Whltmoro lake road
and Will build q large dancing payil-
ion over tho water and viii hold regu-
lar dances thcre There is no SUM
Arbor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Horses Are choked 70 Death.

Col Sexton a farmer living near
Round Lake went ON spree at
taingsbure After he started for home
he got about -four miles west Of town
and fen out of his buggy The lines
became cntanelcd in the wheels and
when the horses were found both were
dead. They had been choked TO death
by the lines, Sexton was all right.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
BOYS Endanoer LIE.

Several persons have narrowly cs.
capped being shot in the vicinity Of
the mill pond al Battle Creek by boys
hunting mushrats Tho danger has
become SO great That The common
council has ordered tho chlof#of pa
lice TO strictly enforce the law pro-
hiblting shooting In the city limits,
and placards viii be posted around
the entire pond warning shooters
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Little Heroine Is remembered.

Little Fern Redtolyon the girl who
aycrtcd serious accident by tagging
a trolley car loaded with passengers
as IL was bearing down upon a#bad
washout ou#hcr fathers farm near or
tonyilio has received lottcr Of
thanks. accompanied by $40 gold
piece. from The management Of tho
Detroit United railway in recognition
OF her laudablc act
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
rInteru for RaltIe CO.

The Big -Four Printing company %
chicago has decided TO remove to bat
ile Creek at once The company has
been roorganizcd under the laws OF
Michigan with capital stock Of $40
600, paid m The company has bought
the buildings on Liumon street for.
mcrly occupied by the American
Pure Food company
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
RELIGION Upsets Woman's Mind.

Mrs Ldia Burke. aged go became
violently insane at Ceutralia and five
men were required 20 control her. She
was taken 10 Kalamazoo. She has been
attending spiriualistc meetings and
it is thought the religious excitement
unbalanced her mind
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
chnan Electr,r Power

The Alpeua business Mems associa.
ton dead for three years, has bcon
rooreanizcd. The new president. Ilor.
man Besscr. n leading manufacturer
pledged that tho association will have
a thousand members tn thirty days
The Alpena Power company has har-
messed the Thunder bay river and OF
fcrs cheap electric power 10 manufac.
tnrnra.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
EaLlInn crowbar InIures Man.

An iron crowbar fen from a height
Of thirty five feet az Niles and struck
Frank Bowles on tho head The point
of tho bar penetrated the skull but Il
IS thought The youne man viii recover.
His escape from instant death Is con.
sidered miraculous
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
cLnnrettee .cause .lnsanltn.

George Haight of London township
was adjudgod insaue#hy the probate
court and was taken 10 Kalamazoo
by Sheriff Dull Tho cause Is the ex.
ccsslyc use Of cigarettes II "a said
he sometimes smoked as many as l25
In day lie Is % years old.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Barely Misses Century Mark.

Spencer Frary low died al his
daughters homo at Fostoria aged 90
years aud eight months. He was born
Ia Massachusetts and when young pur
chased an interest ia thc New YORK
sun. then just established. lie came
10 Michigan In 1886 and built the first
frame house in Flint ln dense woods
He resided In Flint hfty6yc years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
oYAMA TALKS OF he WAR.
Locks to Navy Of Japan to Safeguard
His Victories.

His Victories.
This is an unusual and extraordi-
rary picture OF oyama. field marshal
OF Japan, II was taken IN 1894. Just
after the great Japanese general had
made his first capture OF Port Arthur
IAN event ne doubtless little thought
he would be called upon 10 repeat ten
years later.
oyama is quite philosopher about
the manner in which HIS pictures get
into the public press and the many
curious stories printed OF his life OF
this he recently said 10 an Anne lean
writer who was visiting him in Japan:
Variety OF Stories.
Il have been accused OF having
been born In almost every nation OF
the earth.
Let me see-in 1894. when we were
having our war with China and l was
learning great many things that
CCme valuable now, London news
paper. represented over here by gem
tlcmau whom l knew, seriously pub
lishod several columns OF matter show
lAh AANk AhA AANA boA ~ fh oNAAA1t
land Of a German mother and French
father.
81 could hardly complain OF such q
distinguished honor except that Il do
pIlvod Japan OF any credit there may
have been in my birth; but in Japan
II so improbable n story were set anoat
| am afraid tho gentleman who gave
publicity TO It would never write
again
would he bc sentenced TO deathf
Now. / can't say as TO that-thcre arc
puuishmopts worse than death. | be-
levo
Zone OF the funniest things though.
that I ever saw about myself in print
made me Chinese by birth and stated
with much show OF seeming facts that
f. my early days | had become a ban
dit IN The interior OF China, and that |
was SO desperate and famed for my
deeds that the Japanese government
in search for a military genius Undue
ed me 20 abandon my evil ways and
income a patriot
Il suppose IL one were able TO col.
lect all that IS printed about him In
the press Into one book ne would have
crave doubts In HIS mind as TO Just
where he was born or who his parents
were"
About Future Wars.
At the time OF this conversation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Yn.llantl Has a Band.

city band with about thirty mem.
bors was organized AZ Ypsilant and
will begin practice M once. The bust
ness men have taken hold OF the
project and viii contribute 20 the
cause. and Il Is probable a series OF
open air concerts will be arranged for
tho SUMMER I'm the various parks and
Ia the business part OF the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

Beginning June tho passenger
trains on thc Michigan Central aud on
Tho Lake Shore railroads will enter
Albion 40 one station \ switch will
be constructed from ;hc present Lake
Shore station 10 the Central
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

Ross Meyers. aged is. of Lake Ann.
near Traverse city. was killed at Hud-
son by coming in contact with an over
head bridge while riding ON top OF a
box car ON Tho Cincinnati Northern
railroad Ills neck was broken.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
neniI,tn choo,e onIoers.

Tho Central Michigan Dental asso
citation adjourned az Lansing. after
eleetug Or. Il. W Morse Of Lansing.
president; A. $ Horning % Portland.
vice president and o. g. Carr OF Ian.
sing. secretary and treasurer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
MICHIGAN STATE NEWS
WILL BUILD IMMENSE sAwMlLL

Three Hundred Thousand Dollar Lum-
Der Company Is Formed.
A lumber company. capitalized at
100000. has been organized 20 en-
gage IN lumber manufacturing in the
Big Bay district. twenty-five miles
north OF Marquette. Rush Culver OF
Marquette and w. +. Mcknight OF
Grand Rapids, each OF whom holds a
quarter Of the stock, are interested
In the corporation with Pennsylvania
capitalists The company has ac.
CURED 10000 acres OF land, contain
ing 300.00oo00 feet OF mixed timber
and will start woods operations inn
mediately a sawmill OF 25.000O00
feet annual capacity viii so into com.
mission In September
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
MISSIONARY UNION ADJoURNs
Congregational Women Decide TO Meet
at Ludington Next Year.

congregational Women Decide TO Meet
at Ludington Next Year
The annual meeting OF the Women's
Home Missionary Union OF the Con-
gregational Churches Of Michigan
came 10 a close nj Flint The follow
ing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: Mrs. c. II. Wilson, De
troit, president; Mrs. !. p Powell,
Grand Rapids. first vice-prcsidont;
Mrs. George NJ. Lane. Detroit, second
vice president; Mrs. G. II. Wines, Chel-
sea. third vice president; Mrs Howard
Jones Kalamazoo. fourth ylcepresi.
dent. Mrs. +. +. Grabill, Grocuyille,
treasurer Mrs. Percy Gaines. Detroit.
corresponding secretary. Miss Char.
lotte Sergeant, Detroit. assistant cor
responding secretary; Mrs L r. Row
land, Grand Rapids. recording socre.
tary. The meeting next year viii be
held at Ludiugton
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

Hiram Cooper, aged so years. died
nj Flint after an illness uf two days
from pneumonia Hc was born in ON
0ndaga county New York. and had
been a resident or Flint Tor sixty
lears.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Elnht nurt ln rhree Meeks.

While working ln Aldrich's sawmlll
at Metamora. Homer Raymond fell
and sustained serious internal injuries
and broken leg. Mr. Raymond d
the eighth person badly injured Ia
Meamora IN less than three weeks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Ahont Entnre w..

At the time OF this conversation
Oyama. not yet having fought the
second battle Of Port Arthur aud the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
By INTELLIGENT u. Mann

copyrlght. l00l. by LucAs LINCOLN @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
NEW ORLEANS SENSATION.
Police Department Said to Be Corrupt
 and TneOm Detenf.


 New Orleans. La. May 2S.-The grand jury presented indictments against two commanding officers of the police department today in connection with a sensational report of the exist ence of corruption on grand scale in the police and detective departments The jury declares that lottery shops and gambling exist with little inter- ruption on the part of the police and that the Sunday law is openly violated These violations of the law are possi- ble, it declares, because the police arc in receipt of corrupt money to permit them.
 The condition of both departments of the police Is declared to be deplor- able and Inspector Journee Is arraign- ed as utterly incompetent. The difi- culty the grand jury has had in get ting evidence has been due, 1t Is ex- plained. to the fact that unlawful members of the force continue to hold their offices and refuse to give each other away: Complete reorganization of the force is demanded with an in- spector not connected with the present departments
 The indictments are against Captain Francis Colougue and Corporal James Quinn for receiving bribes to let gam bling houses run.
 D. c. O'Malley, William Smalley and R. N. Denholme of the Daily Item were indicted for criminal libel of Geo. Denegre, a prominent lawyer, in connection with attacks of that paper upon the New Orleans Railways Com many.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
Renort AdnnfeA.

Fresno. Cal, May 23.-By a majority of twenty-seven. the Cumberland Gen. eral Assembly today adopted the nia- jority report, declaring for union with the Northern Presbyterian Church.
 The closing speaker against uniou, Judge Russell of Tennessee said that for the Assembly to declare for union would be to become seceders from the church, and that one man remaining could control all the property. The last speech in the affirmative was by Dr. Templeton. chairman of the committee. He answered briefly the arguments of opposition speakers and urged that no hasty ac- tion be taken nor passionate advice followed. ''1f some of you join the Southern Presbyterian Church, as you have spoken of doing" prophesied the speaker, you will hardly get comfort ably seated before we are all together again"
 This remark was greeted with laughter and applause. The question was clearly stated by the moderator amidst an oppressive silence and a vote was taken without excitement. The minority report was voted down and the majority report adopted by a majority of twenty-seven. The soppon- ents of union gave notice of the pro- posed protest and called for confer ence which was held tonight to pre- pare such a paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
A DISASTROUS WRECK
MANY INJURED ON LOUISVILLE AND
 NASHVILLE.
Ferty Feet of TrestEe over Greek Gave J Way and sevefai AfEbansians Were Injured in Resulting
 Smash.

Nashville, Tenn. May 23.-Passenger train No. 1, southbound. on the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad. was wrecked this morning at the bridge over Rutherford Creek. four miles south of Columbia The wreck was due to a washout, the bridge having become un- dermined. Eight people were more or less injured, but no one was killed.
 The entire train passed over the bridge safely except the two rear sleepers, which went over the embsnk- ment in seven feet of water.
 Mrs. J. H. Drakeford. of St. Louis. came near being drowned before she was rescued.
 The injured:
 P. R. Williams, Evansville. Ind, right arm wrenched.
 P. c. Cawthorne, Nashville, Tenn, hands and legs cut with glass.
 Flagman W. A. Palmer, Nashville, Tenn, internally injured.
 Mrs. w. N. Carney. Atmore. Ala, badly bruised about the head.
 J. c. Cantrell. assistant general freght agant of the seaboard Air Line, Birmingham. bruised and badly cut by glass. He was pinned down by the wreck and had to be cut out.
 Young Wood. fireman, Columbia, right hand badly cut.
 P. NJ Rowland, Birmingham, hand badly cut.
 T. B. Parker, Birmingham, badly bruised.
 The direct cause of the accident was the giving way of about forty feet of trestle, which was used as an approach to the bridge. The trestle had been undermined by the high water and gave way under the weight of the two rear sleepers The replacing of the trestle Is being delayed by the high water, but the work will proceed rapid ly as soon as the flood subsidies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
AmerIcnn Goods Liberated.

Washington, May 23.-In cabling the state department that the high court of the admiralty at St. Petersburg has reversed the decision of the Vladivis- tok prize court and ordered the libera- ton of the steamer Calchas and most of her cargo as announced in the press despatches, Ambassador Meyer reports that these articles of her cargo were liberated, all being American goods:
 Five thousand sacks of flour belong ing to Harrington; five thousand be- longing to Findley Richardson; $500 belonging to Samuel Samuels. The court conhscated $500 bales of cotton and ninety seven pieces of wood and held seventy pieces of electrical machinery awaiting the decision of the VIadivlstok prize court.
 It Is probable that the Department of State will not contest the decision that cotton is contraband. The officials here express the opinion that 1t was declared contraband on the ground that 1t might be made into guncotton, war supply while the real reason, they suggest, was desire to prevent the Japanese cotton mills from receiving supplies of the raw material which might be made up into clothing for the Japanese army. The Calchas is an English steamer of the Alfred H. Holt line ply ing between Tacoma, Washn.. and Liverpool, touching at Japanese and Chinese ports. She was seized last August by a Russian steamer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
ALL PROSPECT OF PEACE IN
 CHICAGO GOES GLIMMERING

Montgomery, Ward & Co.,, and other strike bound houses fin Chicago, was issued today by Judge Bethea of the United States Circuit Court. The bir was filed in the name of Montgomes z Ward & Co. and other firms affe .SSi by the alleged discrimination. Avst- ter purporting to have been sent ~ the General Freight Agent of the/. tdrich Transportation Company, k fucting it's agents to refuse to accept for trans portation goods consigned to the boy cotted house. was presented in court as a basis for the request for a restrain ing order.
 Judge Mack this afternoon sentenced seventeen school boys for taking part in the strikes at public school build ings Thirteen of the boys were sent to the parental school. while the other four were remanded to the institution for boys at St. Charles.
 The grand jury today indicted twelve men in connection with the death Of Charles Carlstrom. the member of the Carriage Makers Union who died as the result of the beating he received at the hands of thugs hired by the or ficials of the union, according to their own story The indicted men are George Meller, formerly president or the union Henry J. Neuman, Secretary; Charles J. Casey. business agent; six members of the Executive Committee of the union and Charles Gilhooley. Marcus Looney and Edward Feeley. the three men who. it Is alleged, were hired by the officials of the union to beat men who did not go on strike or took the strikers places The indictments charge manslaughter and conspiracy to commit bodily injury.
 The autopsy showed that the death of Carlstrom was due directly to pneu- monia. The physicians declared that the disease was probably the result of the injuries he received, but 1t was still the direct cause of the death and the men could not therefore be charged with murder.