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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
CHAPTER XX-Contlnued.


Five days!" ! repeated This Is
the night when am TO meet Lady
Felton, and receive II back again. |
must get up-help me. GIL"
You cannot; you are not able. "
said he
She will think / do not care" |
pleaded; Il must get up"
ut does not matter, my lord: the
lady is not In London" said he.
'Ah. yes, you said that you had
seen her-where has she gone?" |
asked.
Il do not know" he returned.
l fell back exhausted from talking.
big drops OF sweat stood upon my
face. | made motion for him TO ex-
plain.
Three nights ago" he began, lat
the close OF another day OF unrequlted
search. tired out, was doing in my
chair. You see, sir. have not slept
in a bed since our parting"
Poor Gil" ! murmured.
remembered how he had ridden
20 and from Long Haul without rest,
and now this wcarying search.
You were right--it may be some
consolation for You TO know-there is
nothing 10 beat this looking after
young sparks for taking the pounds
on one, hey Gil?' ! said drolly. You
will be as slender as our friend. Noel
when next you meet"
II had not finished my supper" he
went on, needless OF my interruption
Il intended TO 80 out again as soon
as my cloak was dried: and, as / said
fell asleep in my chair was awal,
ened by lorraine, who came and said
that the lady was at the lodge door
You will know that | am not at the
Blue Boar, but In an old house on the
fringe OF town"
What lady?' I asked him.
The handsome one that came "a
the Tabard.' he explained.
II hurried on my clothes 20 be
decent and went down 90 the door
where the fool had left her standing
begged her TO come In. She wai
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
JUDGING BY THEIR COLOR.
Fisherman Employed Somebody "a
Break In His Shirts.


The late Capt Alfred Rice, the
noted shad fisherman Of the Delaware
river. was no less remarkable for per-
sonal cleanliness than for his un-
equaled handling OF the milo'long shad
seine.
Capt. Rice was not only clean and
neat himself; he insisted upon clean
llness and ncatness In his men. II a
new man proved 10 be a sloycn. he
very soon mended his ways under the
captains criticisms, or else he sought
another Job.
There was new man. ono shad
season. who always wore a dirty white
shirt. In shad fishing It Is best TO
wear n black Jersey IT, however. a
white shirt is chosen, there IS no rea-
son why Il should not be a clean one.
So. at least. Capt. Rice thought.
lie stood his new mans dirty white
shirts for a month. Then, calling the
fisherman UP 20 him he said.
Friend. who the deuce Is u that
YOU always get 10 wear your shirts
the first week for your los Angeles
Times
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
BY MILLICENT =. MANN

ing other profuse apologies. whom he
discovered that the mirror was brok.
en-. shattered into a thousand tiny
bits. A bad omen, ma couslne. he
said, a deathl' His face glowed with
the liveliest interest, and malignity
was not far on I twitted him with
being spiteful because OF losing the
wager was not gentle with him
II may say I believed her. for upon
the telling OF the circumstance, her
eyes sparkled like glow worms on
summers night" was Gils comment.
He dallled with the locket the
lady continued her narrative, in dis.
dainful manner, turning II now this
way, now that. while waited his
pleasure. Finally he gave II an extra
nip and the thin gold partition,
which backed the mirror. fell out. and
with II a bit OF paper folded into
tiny square 60 III the locket Again
there was n scramble, and again
Raoul Dwight was the successful one.
In spite OF my expostulatlons. he
opened and read what was written
on the paper aloud-the dishonorable
houndi A love letter. he cried mock.
ingly; "A rendezvous, too!' lie then
held II up so that all the handles pres
ent might see was I'm distress
for now | thought I understood why
Mister Waters had been so solicitous
about the locket-he should have
trusted me n II Is OF any value 70 him
IL is not mine ! cried, scarcely
knowing what ! said. I see II is not.
cousin, he replied. for the date on
the billet doux. although almost indis-
inguishable. antedates your birth by
some years-and ! beg your pardon,
co., he added. The mems muttered
cries OF Shame helped him to fasten
his slipping temper.
Then he FASTENED TO hand II to
me, for he had seen what too saw;
my father watching us. You must
know, she explained TO me, that /
have father here In London. al
though tbs little indeed | sec OF him.
living. as mostly do, at Lady
Dwights. My father now came to-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
W. c. 7. U. IN ANNUAL SESSION
National President Stevens Addresses
Meeting Held at Grand Rapids.

The thirty-trst annual convention
OF the Michigan Womsns Christian
Temperance Union was held at Wess.
minister Presbyterian church. Grand
Rapids. The reports showed almost
invariably marked progress. Ad-
dresses OF welcome were delivered by
Mayor Sweet In behalf OF the city;
Mrs. Louis Felker in behalf OF the
woman's clubs; DR. J. l.. Buell.. on
behalf OF the churches, and Mrs. NJ.
l.. Bodwell. on behalf or the local UNI
ion. Responses were delivered by the
twelve district presidents. Two OF
the features or the convention were
the addresses by Mrs. Lillian NJ. Stew
ems, president OF the National associa-
ton, and the diamond oratorical con-
test. in charge OF Mrs. Sarah l.. JEFF.
fers, state superintendent OF medal
contests. There was discussion OF
the department work by the various
superintendent, talk by the district
presidents and reports OF officers and
q talk by the state president.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Youth Is Fine Naturalist.

Max Peet. a junior student in the
Normal ut Ypsilantl delivered a splen-
did address before the nature study
clubs OF the institution which was re-
markable in view OF the fact that the
speaker. who is but 10 years OF age,
was n member OF the party sent out
by the University OF Michigan last
summer to look after material for the
institution. At the time. although but
rs, he was given charge OF the birds
and mammals. He has been asked 10
accompany the expedition this year,
which viii be under the charge OF
Curator Adams. The lecture was on
the identification OF "Sparrows.
Hawks and Owls"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Ministers Get Small paw.

AT the final session OF the conyen-
ton OF Michigan Churches OF Christ
In Kalamazoo. Rev. 7. J. Tanner. OF
Detroit. gave an address on the work
OF the National Benevolent association
OF the church and Rev. A. b. Philpott
OF indianapolis discussed the work OF
the ministerial board OF relief. He
said that the system OF salaries pre-
vents the minister from laying up a
competence for his old age and that
for this reason few young men could
be induced to enter the ministry as
they feared 10 end their lives In poy-
erty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Want Name channed.

Mrs Frank X owen OF Ypslanti
petitioned the council TO change the
names of Congress street and Chlca-
80 avenue which are part OF the old
Michigan trail. TO Michigan avenue.
Tho matter was referred TO the com.
mittce, The council let the matter OF
the San Jose scale drop. and n Is
probable that nothing further Will be
done In the matter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Old Station Is Abandoned.

An old landmark In railroad circles
In Monroe was abandoned when Au-
ditor Chapman OF the Pere Marquette
closed the station known as War
ner." a mile north OF the city. War.
ner for thirty years has been a trans
fer junction between the Lake Shore
and the Pere Marquette The busi-
ness viii be handled by the local
agent, W. c. Cummings. and w J.
Kirby. former agent at Warner. will
act as his assistant.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
T1AKg!2YY
Tho PreservatIve Question.

The United States Department OF
Agriculture is coming In for a good
deal OF adverse comment for exclud-
Ing from our ports a consignment OF
Australasian butter that contained
large amount OF boron preservative.
The critics are saying that the govern
ment should recognize the fact that
preseryatiyes are being used In the
butter manufactured In this country
as well as In the butter coming In
from foreign parts. A London paper
takes up the matter and says that
during the last ten years the people
or Great Britain have consumed two
hundred thousand tons OF butter with
boracic acid in IL and that not one
case OF injury can be proved against
II. Well, how could such a case be
proved? No mater how much injury
may have been done 10 the consum-
ers IL Is not possible TO say for a
certainty that such a result did ensue.
On the other hand, II is tho part OF
the preseryatiye dealers 10 prove that
tho substance they sell is not harm
full. and they have not done that.
The United States Department OF Az
riculture does not take action like the
above without having some good rea-
son for its action. We are having
too much preservatiye used in foods
anyway, and any action of the govern
ment looking to the decreasing OF the
amount used will have the support
OF most OF the people
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
New Rural Routes.

Rural free delivery will be extend.
ed at the following points in Huron
county commencing August 10: Ubly
and Harbor Beach, two routes each I;
Bayport and Ruth. one route; Case
Vile, Elkton. Filion, Grindstone City,
Owendalc. Hope, one route each.
These postofices viii be superseded
by rural free delivery June 80: Thorn
vile. Lapeer county. mail TO Meta
mora; Oregon. Iapecr county. mail to
Iapcer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Man Hurt BY a Train.

Felix stephens OF Honor, Benzle
county returned 10 Honor from Frank
fort with horse and carriage While
crossing the T. q A. X. Il. track he
was struck by south-bound freight
train. his horse killed and his car
rlage destroyed. lie had two ribs
broken. the back OF his head badly lac
Grated and one shoulder badly bruis-
ed He was thrown seventy feet The
train backed up and took him TO
Beulah.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
No. Rurnl Rn,linn-

Rural free delivery will be extended
At these points In Huron county Aug.
ust 10: bad Axe. four routes: Kinde,
two. and Port Austin. one. Rural car.
riers have been appointed as follows
Doster. Chas N. Gage. substitute. sar.
an Merriam; Pittsford. Fred ~ wads.
worth. substitute. r. NJ Salmon /.
Twining. John A. Esler. substitute.
Winfield Newberry A temporary
carrier has been allowed the postmas.
ter at Ludington from July 10 Sep
TENDER next 20 serve the summer
residents at Epworth flights.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Me Morth overeharae.

A commendable characteristic OF w.
/. Douglas. governor Of Massachu-
sets. is his enjoyment OF Joke on
himself as much as on the other fell
low. Not long ago he dropped into
n strange barber shop 20 have his
tcant hair trimmed After the job
rad been completed the barber hand
cd Mr.. Douglas check for fifty cents.
"Hows this?" said Mr.. Douglas.
Doesn't that sign over there say
'frst-class haircut for twenty-five
cents'7"
'Yes-yes. replied the barber. but
you haven't hrst.class hair"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Moman stahs Neinhhor.

Mrs Max Madalas OF Traverse City
was stabbed with a pair OF scissors
Just back OF the left ear by Maude
Porter her next-door neighbor. II IS
alleged that the stabbing was the
result OF Miss Porter's bulldog being
poisoned. She accused Mrs Madalas
and this led 10 a quarrel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
New Factory for Holland.

The Citizens Improvement Associa.
ton has closed negotiations with the
Bush a Lane Piano Company whereby
the latter agrees 10 transfer its eK-
pensiye manufacturing interests from
Chicago to Holland and to locate a
factory here which viii, within two
years. employ al least 800 men and
have a payroll OF $4,000. exclusive of
officers salaries. The factory will
receive $4,000 and free site near
the Pere Marquette railroad as a
bonus.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
BOY Is Drowned.

Reed Keopert Of Three Rivers. aged
IA years. was drowned In Hoffman mill
pond. lie and Tracey Jones had gone
lshlng in a small canvas canoe. when
tho boat capslyed. The Jones boy
hung 10 the side OF the boat until
rescued. but young Kecpert tried to
swim 70 shore and his feet became
entangled In the weeds. lie went
down In shallow water and did not
rise again. lie was the eldest child
and only son OF MIR and Mrs john l.
Keepert
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Biz cheeses.

Now and then big cheeses
are made for exhibition AZ
great fairs and expeditions Canada
sent large one to the Columbian ex.
position and &C one OF the worlds
fairs held in England three English
factories combined and made ton
cheese. Now the New Zoalanders
regard II as their turn and have
made a ton cheese which has been
sent TO the Crystal Palace. London.
where IL is TO be on exhibition this
summer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Received s1o5 for Seven Wolves.

Edward Brown OF Pompeii. Gratlot
county. who hunts and traps In tho vi.
entity Of Beaver Lake every spring
and fall. came TO Alpena with the
scalps OF seven timber wolves. for
which he was paid bounty OF sos.
Mr. Brown has trapped ffty-hve tim
Der wolves in Alpcna county the past
four years. besides a large number OF
bear and Wildcats
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Heavy Judgment is Sustained.

The Arnold Electric Power q Sta.
ton company will have 20 pay Cyrus
Milbourne OF Lansing $1,000 for IN
jurles received while that company
was constructing the line OF the Ian
sing. ST Johns & St Louis railway
company The supreme court. by n
majority vote. sustained the judgment.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
MICHIGAN STATE NEWS
FINDS RARE OLD INDIAN MILL
Interesting Archaeological Relic Is Lo-
Gated In Calhoun County.

On the farm OF Gordon w. Smith. in
the township OF Marengo. one OF tho
rarest archaeological relics in the state
exists. II is known as the Indian
MILL" and is located in a second
growth OF woods on the banks OF the
Kalamazoo river. In this piece OF
woods and adjacent TO Il is an outcrop-
ping OF Marshal sandstone. At one
point there Is a piece OF native rock
that Is about three feet high, nine feet
wide and fourteen feet long In one
corner is cavity twenty inches
across. IL is the exact shape OF a ket-
tie. This was used as mortar by
the Indians in which to grind their
corn. Old settlers say that in the early
days the Indians used TO come 10 this
place and. bending over sapling,
would fasten a stone pestle to It, using
the sapling as a spring pole. and thus
working the pestle until the corn was
ground
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
com crop sadly pamaned.

The indications are that the corn
crop Is nearly a failure about YpsI-
lant Those who planted early had
their crops washed out in many places
during the recent storms, while those
who planted between showers are
fearing that the seed will rot IN the
ground
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
our Butter.

The United states produces
annually about 1,500,000,000 pounds
or butter. which Is made on
about four million farms. The poo-
pie that take part IN the production
OF this butter number about 100000
The estimated value Is about 5000.
600, 900. as II is approximately worth
20 cents per pound. About 90 pc.
cent OF this butter ~ used in the
United states, and only per cent
goes to other countries. or the but.
ter that IS exported very little IS Of
high grade. the inferior qualities only
being exported at n profit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
sherIn Loses prIsoner.

VIII Ronnlck OF Jackson left Pc
toskoy IN charge Of Sheriff +. j. Smith
to serve ninety days az Detroit for as
sault upon a night Waterman. At
Reed city he slipped the sheriff. was
rccapturod and az Edmoro he jumped
the train. At last accounts no trace
OF him had been discovered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
pere Marquette Must Paw.

The judgment for $1,000. given stcl-
la Potter. OF Grand Rapids against
Tho Pcre Marquette Railway company.
has been affirmed by the Supreme
court Mrs. Potter's husband was
killed while riding n bicycle across
the company's tracks In Grand Rap
ids.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
EnaIlsh butter imports.

The importation OF butter into
England last year amounted
10 total OF over $4,000
tons. received from foreign coun-
tries as follows (tons): Denmark, S..
43O. Russia. 20.235: France. 1853:
New Zealand. 1919: Canada, 1s ,430:
Victoria. l2.7s5; Holland. 1868;
Sweden. lO.339; New South wales.
1881: United States. 3.437; Queens.
land, 2.S73; Germany, 200. other
countries, 1916.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Calhoun COUNTY Veterans.

Colonel Commander Il. Cunning
ham OF Battle Creek has called a
meeting OF the Calhoun County Vet
eran battalion to be held at the G..
A. II. hall in the city Saturday. June
II. At this meeting the dates for the
annual encampment, which is TO be
held at Albion this summer. will be
selected and other important business
transacted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Blockade piled up Mail.

Three tons OF mail arrived at TRAY
erse City recently. Il being the larg
est amount ever received az ono time.
and represented the accumulation OF
the blockade lasting two days and
three nights. The postoflce force
handled II and got tho transfer mail
ready In two hours and n half.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24

Sparks from passing locomotive
set fire TO the Cincinnati Northern
freight depot at Hudson Tho depot
and its contents were entirely de-.
stroyed, and the loss will reach 81. 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Guilty OF Terrible Crime.

VIM. + bradbury. a farmer residing
near ossineke, after a two days" trial
was convicted by jury IN circuit
court OF intimacy with his stop-daugh-
ter. aged H.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-24
Need Not PAY the Tax.

James Taylor. OF Chelsea. admins
traitor in the Stahsh case, will not be
held for $500 inheritance tax. n was
shown that he never had tho property
I'm his possession.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
CHOICE RESENTED
BY JOHNSON men
The Man Slated for Capitol STU.
perintendent Circulated Cam
paign Scandal.
His Selection Is Characterized as
an Insult to the States
;,.~ Executive.

IF E. D. Claggett Of Princeton is ap-
pointed superintendent of the new state
capitol, the breach between the capitol
commission and Governor Johnson
started by the Horton bill, will be
widened to the breaking point.
It is understood that Claggett is
slated for the position.
It is also we'll understood that he is
the man who secured and circulated the
affidavits used in the campaign last
fall, telling part Of the story of the
governor s boyhood and of his unfortu
nate father.
This fact rankles in the minds Of the
governors friends, who are ready tt
make the echoes ring if the appoint
ment is made.
cit would be the most outrageous
insult to Governor Johnson said 8
personal friend of the governor g today
"to give the man who circulated that
personal SANDER the charge of the
building the governor occupies, and the
keys to his private office. It ought
to be resented by every citizen Of the
state.' -. IN .
Governor Johnson is himself ez
officio chairman Of the capitol commits
sion, but it is understood that he has
not been consulted in the matter
Neither has he expressed himself, but
his friends are already making the all
blue at the very prospect Of Claggett 4
appointment. .Ea
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
NAN PATTERSON "
SMILES ON JURORS
Foreman Says LET Him Who Is
Without Sin Cast the First
a., Stone.''

New York, April 19.-With three of
the twelve men who are to determine
her fate seated in the jury box, the
trial Of Nan Patterson for the murder
Of Cesar Young was resumed today.
Lowell W. Albrich, formerly manager
of The American Ice company, was &C.
cepted as foreman, the young defendant
smiling approval at her counsel Is
choice. Mr.. Albrich is 48 years old and
father Of a. 17-year-old girl:
Mr.. Albrich was asked if the fact
that Nan Patterson had maintained
meretrieious relations with the slain
bookmaker, Cesar Young, would infu-
ence his judgment. The talesman re-
plied: "a
ct would say to that, let him who
is without sin throw the first stone.o
Greatly to the regret of the young
prisoner. her aged father was not al:
lowed to sit by her side. Recorder Golf
would not permit the old man within
the railing before the bench, RELOCATING
Mr.. Patterson to seat in the rear Of
the courtroom. When he learned of
this decision he simply bowed his head
and sought seclusion as far back be.
hind the wall Of spectators as possible,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
STRIKERS ARE
/. LOSING GROUND
Burt, Where the Trouble Started,
and Mahoning Mines Resume
Operations.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Duluth, Mimi, April l9-The strike.
as far as it affects Hibbing, seems to
be broken. The Burt and Mahoning,
the two big mines, there, are working
without trouble and no suggestion Of
interference.
) The sheriff IS force is having little to
do today. G.. G.. Kinston, organizer
for the Western Federation Of Miners,
has stopped his attempts to organize
the men for: the present, and says he
will do nothing until the trouble is set
tied.
The business men Of Hibbing have
organized rifle brigade Of 100 men
to assist the sheriff in preserving order,
and the members will serve under him
in time Of emergency.
An agitatQr named Elias Stark was
arrested at Hibbing for the use Of in
fammatory talk, but was released later
upon his promise to quit the town.
The strikers visited the Shenango
mine, near Chisholm, with view Of
driving out the miners there, but they
were themselves driven off with rifles
in the hands Of a small company Of men
under Mine Superintendent Peacock.
The Austrian and italian miners are
disposed to 20 to work again, but the
Firms are opposed to it unless their
terms are allowed by the mining com.
panies.