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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03

Memorial Hymn.
Keep green their memories. day Nv day
These pleasant paths with US they Uod.
While prayer and praise beguled tho wa
TO this dear temple 81 our God.
We knew not that Tho focmnu'g band
Was raised 60 strike the deadly blow.
That over am our happy land
SO soon would break the wan 81 woe.
Tho heavens grow darker IN that hour
WHEN they. the noble and tlle brave.
Went forth in m1nhopd's pride ard pow
err.
And passed through victory 10 the
grave.
Such iiyes can never know decay
New lgstcr ElldS the martyrs name.
And greeuer. as time WEARS away.
Is his immortal wreath uf fame.
That llsping youth ana hoarv ace.
While tears shall start ana hos0mf
swell
May read upon tho marble page
How freedoms heroes fought and fell.
Henry s. WH.ttuFu.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
CLAIM WEALTH
OF INSANE MAN

NORFOLK, Va, April 2o.-The latest
relative of Thomas Yandaw, deceased,
who, 1t recently developed, was largely
interested in California fortune Of
more than s1,500,600, is Antoine Yam
daw Of 220 Main street, Chicopee Falls,
Mass, who says he is the brother of
the deceased Norfolk man. The Chico
pee Falls man is 76 years of age and
gives description of the Thomas
Yandaw, who was his brother, which
compares in many particulars with the
Thomas Yandaw of Norfolk, who died
in the Williamsburg asylum. The
Massachusetts man says he and his
brother were born in Vermont and that
Thomas early in life went to Califor-
mia, where he lived for some time be-
fore coming to Virginia. The brother
will seek to recover the California es-
tate.
CHICOPEE, Mass, April 2o.-An-
tome Yandaw of :Chicopee Falls, who
has entered claims for the large estate
left by his brother, Thomas Yandaw,
was a mechanic at the agricultural
tool works of Belcher & Taylor at
Chicopee Falls UP to two years ago,
when he gave UP work on account of
advanced age.
PATTERSON, N. J., April 20. = Mrs.
Anna r. Lupton of this city has been
informed by a lawyer that she prob
ably is an heir to the California for
tune bequeathed to Thomas Yandaw
of Norfolk Mrs Lupton says Yam
daw was her cousin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
ONLY ONE BEAR
TAKEN THUS FAR
Tireless President Follows
Hounds All Day in the
Hope of Getting Grizzlies
LOEB VISITS THE CAMP
Finds His Chief Still in the
Saddle After a Ten Hour
Ride Without Luncheon

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo, April
20.-That President Roosevelt is en-
joying royal sport in his hunt for
Rocky Mountain grizzlies is attested
by Secretary Loeb, who returned from
the camp late to-day aftep having
spent the night with the party. While
the only game pulled down thus far is
the bear shot by the President and the
bobcat shot by DR.. Alexander Lam
bert there has been plenty of recrea-
ton. Every day the dogs have fol-
lowed trails that looked promising,
showing that there are more bears to
be found in the vicinity now being
hunted
Secretary Loeb left Glenwood
Springs yesterday morning with Elmer
Chapman, the courier who brought
out the first word from the camp.
They went to Newcastle, procured
mounts and rode the twenty-three
miles to the Charley Penny Ranch.
When about three miles from camp
they heard the baying of hounds hot
on the trail of game. They waited and
soon the entire hunting party rode up.
The President and his companions had
been in the saddle ten hours without
stopping for luncheon, SO dinner was
served soon after their arrival at
sary to see them eat to know that the
hunters were in the best of health
and enjoying themselves.
During the dinner and afterward the
President and Loeb had a long visit.
Naturally the secretary wanted to
know all about the bear which the
President had killed. 1t was an inter
esting story, in which all members of
the party shared in the telling.
In hoI r,<
UP with the bear and had annoyed him
until he was in a vicious mood. Final
ly, when he was at bay, two or three
members of the party, including the
President came up with the dogs. One
dog had been killed and several others
badly wounded and the bear was play
ing havoc with the others that were
tantalizing him.
To save the dogs the President had
to shoot hurriedly. Every sweep of the
bears paw bowled over a hound and
killed the President took, the chance
of shooting between the dogs at the
bear. He fired once and hit the ami
NAL in the shoulder. Firing again. he
killed his game. He takes great pride
in the first trophy of the hunt.
CHICAGO, April 20. = President
Roosevelt, from his snowbound hunt
ing camp In Colorado, has forwarded
his approval of tentative plans for his
entertainment in Chicago on his return
trip to the national capital. Messages
were received by the Merchants
Hamilton and Iroquois clubs to-day
from Secretary Loeb stating that the
nations chief executive had accepted
the invitation of all three organiza-
tions to become their guest during his
visit to the city.
According to the plan approved, the
executive, on his arrival here, will be
given a luncheon by the Merchants
Club. During the afternoon he will be
rendered a reception at the Hamilton
Club and in the evening he will be the
guest of honor of the leading Demo
cratic organization of the city at the
IroauOis CLUB banquet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
BANKER SCHIF,F TO WAR
UPON CHICAGO STRIKERS
New Yorker VIII Have Charge OF
Freight Handling Operations in
CbicapO

CHICAGO, April 20.-Jacob H.
Schiff of New York is going to be the
great freight handling head of Chi
cago IN the future.
Recent developments in the conduct
of affairs of the Teamsters' Union, the
coming concert of agreement among
the terminal railways as to how
wholesale and retail freight shall be
handled, and the powerful junction of
banking and railway interests of New
York and this city in the Illinois Tun-
mel Company, point to Schiff as the
executive head of the city's freight
problems.
Indeed, it is frankly said in La Sale
street that Schiff's influence is at work
with a view to eventually ending all
possibility of future team strikes and
the tying-up of large freight tonnage.
The teaming tonnage over which
the Schiff brain will have control al
ready aggregates within the city limits
more than 100000 tons, and of this
between 36,00O.000 and $1,000, 900
tons are handled within the downtown
district.
The banking house of which Schiff
is the head is that of Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
TAKES JAPANESE
FROM ISLANDS
of Honolulu Mer-
chants Fails to Spoil Plans
of the 0lympia's Captain
KEEPS CARGO OF COAL
Failure to Sell Shipload
of Fuel Does Not Prevent
Carrying of Brown Men

HONOLULU, April 2o.-At $40 this
afternoon the steamship Olympia sail
ed for Seattle carrying 577 Japanese
men and l6 Japanese women, who. it
is reported, are under contract to work
on the Great Northern Railroad in
Montana. The Olympia is also carry
ing back to Seattle the cargo of coal
local merchants refused TO purchase.
Soon after the steamship Olympia
arrived at Honolulu the coal merchants
learned that the vessel intended TAX
ing away large number of Japanese
laborers- When Captain Truebridge
found that he could not sell privately
the 1900 tons Of coal carried by the
Olympia he offered it last Tuesday at
public auction. There were no bid
ders, and Truebridge declared that an
'un-American boycott" had been de-
clared against his cargo.
Tho merchants of Honolulu declare
that a repetition of such trips as the
one made by the Olympia would seri-
ously injure the labor supply of the
Hawaiian Islands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
MAY DECLARE
SULLY SOLVENT
Referee Favors Reopening
of Case for a Decision
Upon Sensational Points
NOVEL ISSUE RAISED
Claim Is Made That Trans
actions on the Cotton
Exchange Are CANDLES


NEW YORK, April 20.-MacGrane
Cox, referee in bankruptcy in the Dan
lei ]. Sully case, to-day sent to Judge
Holt Of the United States District
Court an opinion which, ii approved
by the court, will reopen the Sully case
entirely and bring up for adjudication
several important and almost sensa-
tlonal points. The opinion Is given
upon the application of two sets of pc
titions-one from Edwin Hawley and
Frank Fl. Ray, who have been Sully's
trustees in bankruptcy; for certain
sums alleged to have been lost through
participation with Sully in alleged cot
ton pools, and the others from credit
orS who are not members of the Cot
ton Exchange.
Three questions were brought up
first, whether 81 ,0000 900 paid on Satur-
day, March Is, 1904, was a preference
and so illegal; second, whether the
Fridays prices or Saturdays prices
should determine the amount the Sully
estate owes, and, third, whether trans
actions on the Cotton Exchange are
gambling transactions.
The opinion Of the referee is that the
case should be reopened. If Judge
Holt decides in favor of this 1t will re-
open the whole question, and If the
claims are decided it will make an i'm
mense difference in the amounts due.
If 1T is proved that Cotton Exchange
transactions are gambling transactions
Sully is solvent and will not owe a
cent
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
SANTA FE LINE
TO CUT RATES

LOS ANGELES, April 20.-The Santa
Fe passenger department to-day an
nounced an important cut in rates be-
tween Los Angeles and Chicago and
Los Angeles and Kansas City to take
effect at specified time which consti-
tutes a reduction not yet sanctioned
by the Transcontinental Passenger As
sociation. 1t is not expected that
rate war will result, but that other
roads will shortly follow the Santa Fe's
example.
The several transcontinental lines
some time ago announced single
fare for the round trip between Los
Angeles and various Eastern points, on
account of several important conven-
tions and other gatherings in Eastern
cities. The Santa F'e to-day announced
that this single fare for the round trip
would apply also between Los Angeles
and Chicago and Los Angeles and Kan
sas City on the dates specified In the
announcement of convention rates
association. This makes a round trip
rate to Chicago from Los Angeles OF
s72 80. and a round trip rate to Kan
sas City from Los Angeles OF $50.
This Is approximately one-half OF the
present rates. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that the Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific. Rock Island and other COM
peting lines will shortly meet this re-
duction. The reduced rate tickets
win be good for sixty days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
TIMBER CASES
TO Be PRESSED

PORTLAND, Ore, April 20. = With
the arraignment of State Senator
George C. Brownell Of Oregon City on
next Friday, all the more prominent
persons indicted for completely in the
land fraud cases in this State will have
pleaded.
United States District Attorney
Francis J. Heney expects to return to
San Francisco on that day to remain
until such time as the first case is set
for trial.
In case the Government wins in the
Mitchell abatement proceedings 1t Is
the present understanding that all the
land fraud cases will be pressed to
early trial.
While II is not known which Of the
cases will be tried first, 1t is believed
that it will be the one against Senator
Mitchell, in which he entered the plea
in abatement This is the case in
which 1t is charged that Senator
Mitchell accepted money for practicing
before a Government department while
an official Of the Government In a case
In which the Government was directly
interested
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
THREE NEBRASKA YOUTHS
USE THE TORCH FOR FUN
RingIeader Plans Four Fires in Nor
folk "Just to Have Devil of a
Time"

NORFOLK, Neb., April 20.-Taking
their cue from dime novels, which
they admit they have been reading,
three beardless boys have in the last
few weeks started fires which have ag
gregated losses of 100000. Bert
Luke, tall, slender lad of Is, the
ringleader, has escaped and is be-
lieved to be now in Omaha. Earl
Fairbanks, also IS. was bailed out by
his father, and the third lad, still
younger, having turned States wit
ness, has been released.
Fairbanks told of their escapades
as though they were mere incidents
in boys life. When asked what their
motive was he replied: Luke. who was
going to leave town, said he wanted
to have q devil of time, before he
left. He proposed to start four fires
In different parts of the town and then
to assist in putting them out. He told
us that If we ever breathed a word he
would shoot our heads off"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
Thieves LOOT
THE NAVY YARD

VALLEJO, April 20.-Chief of Police
Stanford discovered in a shed in VAL
lejo to-day 1900 pounds of brass and
copper stolen from the construction
department of the navy yard.
Wholesale thefts have been going on
ir the navy yard. Three thousand
pounds Of brass and copper sold in
San Francisco on Tuesday are now
known to have been taken from the
navy yard Chief Stanford has a clew
to the last theft and startling disclos-
ureS are expected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
GOVERNOR OF ALASKA
DECLINES TO RESIGN
Writes Letter in Which interior Sec
retary HitchcoclS's Request
Is Ignored.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.--Secre-
tary Hitchcock has received from
Governor Brady of Alaska letter in
response to his request for an expla-
nation of his connection with a min
ing DEVELOPMENT enterprise which has
been extensively advertised. The Gov
ernor defends his company as entirely
legitimate but does not manifest q
disposition to resign either as Cover
nor or as director of the mining COM
pany. Action will be postponed until
the return of the President.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
WILL CARRY UNCLE SANS
JACKIES ACROSS CONTINENT
Navy Department Awards Transpor-
tation Contracts to the Union
and Southern Pacific Roads.

WASHINGTON April 20.-The
Secretary of the Navy has awarded
contracts for the transportation of
sailors and marines between Omaha
and San Francisco to the Union Pa
cific and Southern Pacific roads.
These contracts provide that the
transcontinental trip between Norfolk
and San Francisco shall be made in
five days, three hours and thirty-five
minutes at total per capita cost of
s42, of which $24 29 is railroad fare
and $1771 for sleepers and meals.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
MARIPosA BIG TREES.
Greatest Forest Giants on Wawona
Route.

wawona route to Yosemite Valley takes IN
the Mariposa Big Tree Grove and gives the
superb first view of the valley from 1nspiru,
tion Point Comfortable sleeper to Raymond,
leaving San Francisco daily at $3.50 p-
Waterfalls at their best roads in gooo
condition. Ask Southern Pacific agents. 613
Market street. for folder and full particularly
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
NOTE FROM SECRETARY. HAY
OF SERVICE TO THE JEWS
officials Letter to Powers Stops Pass
age of Anti-Semitic Laws in
ROumania.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Advance
sheets Of the Red Book for 1904 pub
lished at the State Department to-day
contain reports from the American le-
CATION at Athens showing that as a
result of Secretary Hays note to tho
powers In behalf Of the Roumanian
Jews their condition has greatly inn
proved and no further anti-Jewish
laws have been proposed in Rouma-
N
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
TALENTED CALIFORNIAN
is HONORED AT VASSAR
Miss Elizabeth Goodrich of Santa
Clara Elected Assistant Editor Of
College PaDer

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. r, April 20.
At q meeting of the vassar College
juniors to-day Miss Elizabeth Good
rich. '06, of Santa Clara, CAL, was
elected assistant editor in chief of the
Vassar Miscellany. This is the leading
official student publication at Vassar.
Miss Goodrich is one of the leading
writer's in the junior class.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
WRITES A LETTER THAT
GETS HIM INTO TROUBLE
Indictment of Former Mississippi Post
master Results From Note He
Wrote to President.

WTOCc 10 TTtSIut1fL.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-After an in
vestigation undertaken at the wish of
President Roosevelt. M. L. Reddock,
former postmaster at Yazoo City,
Miss, has been indicted by the Fed
eral Grand Jury here on a perjury
charge. 1t is stated the indictment
grew out of letter written by Red
dock to the President, in which it was
charged that a North Carolina Con-
gressman had accepted a sum OF
money to procure the release of a
prisoner from the Nashville (Tenn.)
Federal prison.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

SANTA ROSA, April 2o.-This
years prune crop. judging from pres
ent indications, will be about half the
normal yield. Owing to unfavorable
climatic conditions many young
prunes have fallen from the trees. The
same condition is said to exist prac-
tically all over the State
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
signs Greater Pittsbnrg RiII

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 20.-Gov-
ernor Pennypacker to-day signed the
Greater Pittsburg bill, which provides
for the consolidation of the cities of
Pittsburg and Allegheny City.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
HEAVY SENTENCES Melted
OUT TO PURSE SNATCHERS
Stockton Judge Commits Three San
Francisco Youths to San Quentin
for Twenty Years.

STOCKTON, April 20.-John Smith.
Charles Johnson and Charles Miller,
three young men who were found
guilty Of snatching a purse from Miss
NJ. A. Gregg, a linotype operator of
Oakland, were to-day sentenced by
San Quentin. Smith was the leader
Of the trio. the others being accom-
plices-
The evidence was very direct, Miss
Gregg and her companion positively
identifying the men. AL three came
from San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

Siam Is becoming one OF the great
est rice producing countries In the
world. In the year 1908 the exports
of rice from Siam exceeded SIS. eoe.-
900.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

II you get in the habit OF saying
good things of people, you will be sur
prised at how many more you can
think of.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

- - L0A0l
and the
germ is q
fact. II
the germ
could be
magnihed
20 q size
equal 70
It's t6ErOrS
Is would
appear
more ter
rible than
any fire.
breathing
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
Prune Crop VIII Be Light

We print anything promptly. The Gabriel
Printing Company. 41s Sacramento ST
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
DIR. PIERCE's REMEDIES.

Many people are afraid of ghosts. Few
people are afraid OF germs Yet the ghos,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

germ. Yos can fortify the body against
al germs by .2e use of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t increases
tho vital power, cleansee the system Of
clogging impurities, enrlches the blood,
puts the stomach and organs of digestion
and nutrition in working condition, so
that the germ finds no weak or tainted
spot IN which 70 breed. 1Golden Medical
Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky
OF other intoxicant.
rYour Golden Medical Discovery is
sick mans friend" writes Geo. n. Turner,
ESo-. Qsx. Financial Secretary international
BrotherhOod Of Tesmsters). E2oe California
Street, Denver. Colo. "For the past seven
yesrs my health gradually failed lost my
sppetita became nervous and debnitated.
very cesDoDdent and unable 20 sleep. No
medicine helped ne until tried DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. IT put new life
into ny veins and increased vitality until j
could once moro enjoy lie and attend to MY
business, Eight bottles affected complete
cure and glediy do recommend It."
Dr. Pierce's Pellets-only one or two
day viii regulate and cleanse and inYiR-
orate foul. bad Stomach, torpid Liver
a. sluRxish B0wels.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

q Q 8 Q q.
Germs can't be avoided.
They are IN the AFR we
breathe. the water we
drink. ~
The germ can only pros
per when the condition OF
The system gives it free
scope to establish Itself and
develop. When there is q
deficiency Of vital force,
lRnguor, restlessness, q sal
sew cheek. 8 hollow eye,
when tho appetite is poor
and tho sleep IS broken, it
Is time 10 guard a9Rfnst the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

Mrs. Victor Metcalf was a guest at
a luncheon given by Mrs. John Gordon
this week
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

Senator Elkins spends part Of his
time in Washington during the sum
mer and part AT Atlantic City His
wife is now at the seacoast town. Sem
ator EllSins IS member of the Infer
state Commerce Committee and his
duties thereon do not permit of his
leaving the city altogether during the
dull season.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

Baron Moncheur. Belgian Minister
at Washington, has invited this Gov
ernment to send an official delegation
10 the international Congress at Mons,
Belgium, which convenes on Septem-
Der 25. The State Department has the
invitation under consideration. King
Leopold has taken a great interest in
the affair and is anxious TO know who
is to represent the United States on
the occasion.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
Trustinu Russians.

st. Petersburg: The report pub
llshed abroad that Grand Duke Alexis
mad fled from Russia incognito is
not true. He has not left st. Peters.
burg.
AS showing the faith existing in re.
mote sections of Russia that the I'm.
perial rescript of December 25 assures
the establishment OF Parliament, be.
utlons are already being received ad.
dressed to THE National Assembly"
and last week the parents of school
children at Eklaorinosky, South Rms
sla, met and adopted formal resoln.
lions for submission to the parlia.
ment asking for the enactment If
laws giving the public a share in the
administration of schools and the free
of children without regard
to rank.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
Died a Natural Death

waco Texas: DR.. David S. Jordan
president of Leland Stanford ITniver
Slty' who has just returned from Hon
olulu' IN a dispatch to DR.. s. p
Dr0oks, president of Baylor Uniyer.
Si'y' after explaining the possibility
OF delay in the tour of Texas coptem.
Plated by the California editor, con.
Guided his dispatch as follows:
There is not the slightest shadow
OF evidence that Mrs. Stanford tbo
mother of the university, died other
than natural DEATH"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
DON'T Be Afraid of Criminals,

DO not be afraid of being ORIGIN,
even eccentric. Be an ipJenepdo nal
sell-rellant, new man, not inst ons
more Individual in the world 10 ny.
De a copy of your grandfather or vow aV'
iatner, or of your neighbor. That ;s -.
loollsh as for violet to try to he lit -
d fose' or for a daisy to ape a sn n'
mower. Nature has given each q nen a
lar equipment for its purpose Everr
man is born to do a certain wort ;.
an original way. If he tries 70 cow ~
some other man, or to do some otbe,
man S work, he will be an abortion
mlstit, a failure. ''H'
DO not initiate even your heroes
scores OF young clergymen attemnted
n 10 make their reputation by initiating
beecher. They copied his voice anS
conversation, and initiated his gos
lures and his habits, but thew fen os
lar snort of the great mans power ss
me CHROME falls short of the master
piece. Where are those hundreds ~
now? Not one of Them bos
ever made any stir in the world ~0ri
son SWEET Marden in Success Nana
zine" S' Ndsa
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31

court cannot impose q separate scr
'ence 10: each count; that the lay
applies to the general charge inctoo,
Vi 10 each incident of the genera
charge. '' +"
MIS- Chadwick's trial began March
and the jury returned a verdict ~
guilty on March II.
Inc first disclosure of Mrs chad
WICK S remarkable financial ca,oor
was made when a suit was brorost
" neFOert d. Newton of Brookljne
Mass, last December to recover tho
sun Vi SI9o'SOO said to have been
loaned by Newton to Mrs. Chadwtcl,
o"ot''y alter the beginning of the
suit Mrs. Chadwick went to Now vor,
WIN feunue of servants, and after
establishing herself in quick succosstoa
a. a. several of the prominent hotels in
new York was finally arrested tbora
~ december Is by Federal officials |
MI D. P. Dawley, chief counse, for
WIS Chadwick, said last night that he
iad nothing to say REGARDING tho
e nor regarding the condition
I his client. ''''N