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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
Washington. D.. O. November %. 1eo5-Seslsd
pteToeals will be received at this Office until
TWELVE O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
20. 1905. to construct public convenience station
in reservation Z. Forms. specifications and
eary Information may be obtained at this Office.
HENRY B. +. MCFARLAND. HENRY l..
WEST JOHN BDDLE. Commissioners, d. q.
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
inent, , Wssh,nSton q q gntii TEN O'Clock
opened immediately thereafter, to furnish at the
navy yard, Warrington, D. q, quantity Of steel
21p $40 pounds Copies Of blueprints and specin.
CATIONS can be obtained upon application to the
Bureau @ ORDNANCE, Navy Department. Washing
TO Schedule 20. Blank proposals. WIN be furnishsd
upon application TO the BMseu- 81. r B. Haze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

or vacant lots in Brooklyn. N. Y. Kings or Queen
county. N. VI also farms and acreage property on
Long Island. Send full description price mortgage,
location. etc. We will give you quick answers
Address POTTS PARTRIDGE, 1S9 Monta quo
St, Brooklyn. n. Y. dc8-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-FoUR LADIES DESIRE TO RENT A
furnished apartment suite of rooms, with or
without board from Jan. l to May 1; references
exchanged. Address IL. c., p. o. Box 62s, Mid
tetown. Conn. de4-Tt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
SHALL WE HAVE A
SEWERAGE SYSTEM?
THAT IS THE BURNING QUESTION IN
THE CITY TO-DAY.
QUESTION is misunderstood
Each Property Owner Must Build his
Own Sswer-City Pays for Street
Crossings Oily.

VIII Crystal Falls get started ON a
system Of sewerage the coming sum
merg That question Is being frequent
Is asked about town and asked with
increasing alarm with each succeeding
day by those cunyersaut with the un-
sanitary conditions prevalent tn the
business district oL THE city One has
only TO invade the alloys between
Crystal Avenue and Superior AY,nue
end between superior avouuc and Mar
qnetts avenues % realize tho incleas-
ing danger to the public health from
the conditions that eNi.t therein.
Unless sewerage is had on the install
ing ana operation of closets is stopped
there is bound 20 he an epidemic be-
fore long
10 is wonder tnat the people in tine
lower end on the city have escaped
this contingency as long as they have
for every bit Of the filth and sewerage
from the upper end Of the city il
washed down upon them by the melt
ing snow and the rain floods.
One Of the greatest draw backs in
getting start upon sewerage for the
business di strict is the misunderstand-
ing that exists in the public mind as
10 the amount OF money necessary 10
install sewerage and as 10 who -pays
for its installation. A great many
people have the idea that the city
must install these sewers and that all
Of the property must be taxed whether
II has sewer service or not, 70 pay for
its installation This Is wrong idea
Each piece Of property must pay for
It's own sewer All that the city has
to pay for is the sewer at the street
crossings. For example should the
city council decide 10 build sewer
along Crystal and Superior avenue
the coming summe. the city would
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

the responsibility " raising children
and lie remarked as he gave us the
copy that, as he saw IT, IL covered the
situation exactly
The prime factor in raising credit
able children, and indeed in making
a happy home, is unselfshness. It is
like everything else in the world we
must pay the price IL we wish the
result The father who neglects his
children because he is not willing 10
take the time from his business or his
pleasures. 10 ascertain how they are
getting on at school, and who their
playmates are, and what his boys are
interested in, will be disappointed
and surprised later, The mother =
devotion may avail much, but there
are certain lines of interest which only
the father can furnish and without
this the outcome is uncertain and
partia, at best.
For a short period of years the father
has free field if he Will occupy IT,
his boy thiuka he Tie biggest thing
on earth no 6us can compete with
Dis father AS Dr. parkhutst says
tine father tl4 only God zoe boy
KNOWS il thc father viii Improve
suil as1u 10 sct 8oid oH his boy
later Jue a4 Wil. taw to him from
force Cd habit u tue more perilous
tlme 80 with the motner and her
girls But u the mother elects bridge
whist 90 playing blind man bua
and the fainter refuses 90 give up his
lodge when the boys are eager 20 play
Authors, then later there will be
dangerous conferences behind the barn
in which the father has no part and
all night dances without .mother's in
reference will be the girl idea of a
good time There seems TO be- no law
OF home government which will in
sure good children but constant, in
terested, unseltsh association, parent
with child yields MS sure results as
any rule that can be- laid down IL is
always a bad sign when sick child
wakes mp in the ght and calls for
the "hired girl. or "Aunty, or
anyone else except the mother 10 care
for tiff there be a mother on earth. =
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Odd Follows Celebration.

The 10Th of April the anniversary
day Of the foundation Of the / @. ..
r in America will bo gala day in
Crystal Falls II present Indications do
not 40 awry Uu that day delegations
OF members 81 the order will come
here from Iron Mountain and Iron
River. The Iron Mountain fellows
figure to come mp with about fifty
members of the subordinate aud near
ly O.. many Re1o4ahs while the Iron
River people figure to bring over about
twenty 1--WE The visitors will arrive
III special car on the afternoon pas
scuger most uf the Iron River visitors
driving across II the roads arc good
They will bc met at the tram by the
members of the local lodges aud be-
escorted TO the lodge room whore
teams will get them and take them
around the city and the mines for the
following two hours At Z 80 the yisi
tors and the members of the local lodge
and their families will sit down 10 u
banquet in the hall Of Crystal Falls
lodges The tables will be set in the
lodge room 10 that all may sit at
once. After the banquet dancing and
other forms Of amusement will be the
order until the departure Of the yisi-
tors. who aro arranging 10 have their
special car attached 30 IN ore freight
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER YEAR

" called upon - build across each Of
the cross streets and the outlet at the
river Each property owner would be
called upon 10 build past his own
property either by doing the work
himself Or by letting the city do ii for
him and having il charged mp against
the piece Of property in taxes just as
Is done.in the ease of sidewalks that
need repairing.
80, II can be seen that the man
over in Maple Grove who SAYS, I'm
against sewerage for the reason that If
they have sewerage down town and
don { have any mp in Maple Grove, l
get no benefit from the sewerage and
my property mas 10 pay for IL
don understand the subject AS IL
really is
But, some one says, don't the resi-
dence portion have TO TO pay for the
street crossings Certainly 10 does
and il should DO it's share to pas for
H. 40 every street corner will be-
catch basins TO carry oh the surface
water and drain the street so thAt
when the fa-iIeutars wife ur child
comes down town they need NOT wade
Knee deep m mad and iush or spoil
that new piir af shoes tnat Tho resi
denter bought ont ot his hard earned
Week wages
The greatest consideration If an,
though. is the public health. True.
we have escaped zo far but that is no
sign that fortune will always smile
upon MS The increased use of closets
in saloons, especially. and the flushing
of this sewerage out upon the public
streets is rapidly bringing ms to the
time when an epidemic is sure 70
strike us. Let an epidemic of typhoid
fever strike this city, as an example.
and how long will il take us 20 spend
all that we have saved by our refusal
10 put in sewers. Then, will the epi-
demic skip the man in Maple Grove or
in Schwartz \. or Glendale because his
property wouldn't be benefited by
sewerage in the down town district. ..
no His daughter, his son, his wife
is just az apt 10 he stricken as the
family Of the man that lives upstairs
fronting on one of the alleys and when
newly made mound over across the
river marks the reward that he reaped
for his saving in taxes. and big
doctor bill stares him in the face, az
reminder Ut the taxes that he saved in
not having sewerage. will he shake
hands with himself and say. Well.
done
LContInncd on ldItorIal pagcl.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
TOM ATKINSON SICK.
Stricken With Paralysis While in California
on Business.

Stricken With Paralysis While in California
on Business.
Crystal Falls friends Of Thomas g.
Atkinson OF Green Bay. formerly of
Atkinson, learned Saturday that he
was stricken with paralysis in Cali
fornia, while there on business for the
Metropolitan Redwood Lumber com
pany, OF which he is president. The
following account OF his sickness mp
peared in the Green Bay Gazette
Thomas q Atkinson of this city,
president Of the Metropolitan Redwood
Lumber company was stricken with
paralysis in San Francisco Thursday
This is the brief information contained
In a message received last evening by
IT, r. Weeks. agent Of the Metropoli
tan company The message urged that
Mrs. Atkinson come 70 her husband
~ soon AS possible and she left this
city last night on hurry mp trip to
the coast
An associated press dispatch re-
ceived by the Gazette today gives fur
ther details Of Mr. Atkinson stroke
This dispatch says he was stricken at
Eureka, Cal. where a large mill is in
course of construction for the Metro
politan company and was Immediately
taken 10 n hospital in San Francisco
The Associated Press dispatch states
that the attack Is a very severe one
This statement together with the
fact that Mrs Atkinson WAS urged 20
come in haste as we'll az the fact that
Mr.. Atkinson had previously suffered
"A mild attack Of paralysis. causes the
belief here that his condition is quite
serious. Mr. Atkinson left this city
nearly two weeks ago b. inspect the
work on the mill 40 Eureka
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

Continued on Editorial paecl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Communication

Dear Mr. Editor
VIII you please tap that great heart
ed street commissioner on the shuul
der and remind him that Memorial
day Is not IA away aud he surely
will See 90 that sidewalk % the cemc
terry, the first thing For after watch
ing that procession of g a. r 3 and
school childriu wade. ankle deep
through the dust FOR SO many past
wears, ne will not have it occur again
! know
A two plank walk would be wei
come. rather than nothing.
A. Patriot
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
EXCITEMENT IN COURT.
Case In Justice Dayison's Court last Mon
Gay Attracted Many.

Gay Attracted MANY
There was more interest manifest in
4, case that was tried in Jpstice Davi-
a., NJ. .. h..n
''' e' ''''''" ~ anu ""'"' " J''''0V
court since the time many years ago
when the Canal company cruisers
.arra.fad almost every bou,est.a3.r in
- ,t
''l7 l''l' ''
ffnfn ana acquitted Una "a'.s oNh'h.
lt .as the Fiu.auerr .lBt wo~e iu
Tle case resulted from Eght over
twenty five cents at the Flulander
dance hal, over n WarshawsAy IS
store Tie scuHie was between John
Wull and several Finns Like every
other affair of it kind there Are two
stories NJ. Wulf story is as fol
lows
He was attracted 10 the place 10y "a
shot fired by some fellow ON tho street
just at the entrance 10 the passage
way leading to the hall The fellow
went up stairs Mr. Wulf is deputy
sheriff and has orders to prevent shoot
ing ON the public streets and he went
after the fellow and followed him mp
the hall, although, in the darkness
he was not sure as TO just which one
he was. Mr.. Wulf went in and sat
down waiting to get - line on his
man. In the mean time IL got wind
ed about the hall that the sheriff
was there in search Of man for shoot
ing and one of the attendants went
over and asked Wulf 10 pay u quarter
for the privilege Of entering the hail
He replied that he was an officer
there on business and that he didn
have 10 pay 4 fight followed in
which bunch Of the Firms had Wulf
in bad way when Officer Manning,
who was summoned arrived and
quelled the riot. arresting three fel-
lows. They were taken 10 the county
Jail
The other side Of the story is that
Mr.. Wulf Won't up there and danced
and then refused to pay and the tight
followed.
The case being one of assaulting
county officer, il be anne Mr. Watson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

said session of the said board u regis
tratiou ia manner and form as proyid-
cd by law. Yes r. Wehse. J II.
Parks. A. Nelson AMI w. J. Richards.
Nays None. Carried.
Upon motion by J. H. Parks.
seconded by a. Nelson, the board ad-
journed
w. j. Richards,
Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
ALL or THE MINES
ARE SHIPPING ORE
BUSINESS IS NOW IN FULL SWING ON
BOTH RAILROADS.
BETTER RESULTS AT THE DUNN
Columbia Pile to so-Good Work Con
tinues at the Mansfield Other
Mining Notes.

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Tn. na.t wasz has saa, tba svs,ama-
while there VIII be an addition 70 the
switching crews and the number of
engines in use as soon as the shovels
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
stetson's Uncle Toms compan,

viii present their popular and un-
rivaled Uncle Toms Cabin. which
company will appear at the opera
house next Wednesday. That their
entertainment IL giving unlimited
satisfaction is fully evidenced from
the number Of Mandatory notices com
plimenting their excellent perfor-
Inances
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Points on an important Subject.

The following bit of philosophy
was handed us last week by a we'll
known citizen who hasn't child In
the.world. For that very reason he
seems 70 be better able 70 observe the
mistakes made by thosc who Are given
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-13
FOLLOWS SON
TO The CRAVE
Mrs. Elizabeth Camp of Ala
media Grieves to Death
Over the Loss of Her Boy

ALAMEDA, Feb. 12.-Grief over the
sudden death of her only son has
brought the gray hairs of Mrs. S. J..
Elizabeth Camp to the grave, and the
aged woman succumbed to death last
night at her home, SAT Central avenue.
On January 26 Silas w. Camp, young
and apparently in perfect health, bade
his parents CHEEKY goodbye and, as
was his regular custom, left for his
place of employment in the roasting
department of Jones, Paddock Sc Co. of
San Francisco. An hour later, without
warning, he toppled over dead, heart
failure being the cause, though the
young man had never suspected he was
troubled with this affection.
Between the mother and son there
was even more than the usual affec-
ton, and for time relatives feared to
tell the mother of her sons death. Fin
ally the news was broken to her as
gently as possible. The aged woman
bore up well until after the funeral.
Then she collapsed. A slight cold ap-
peared to have been aggravated and
the bereaved mother sank to the end,
despite ministrations of friends and
physicians.
Mrs. Camp is survived by her hus-
band, T. Edison Camp, and daughter,
Miss Bessie Camp. She was a native
of New York and 81 years old. The
funeral will be held from the residence
at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
remains will be incinerated at the Oak
land Crematory.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-13
TAKES PISTOL
FROM FOOTPAD
Pedestrian Gives a Highway
man Battle When Ordered
TO Throw Up His Hands
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
10l6 Broadway. Feb. u.

lv1o bFpdQWdys 6D. L.
In battle at midnight with a
masked footpad, c. E. Powell, a dep
uty Constable living at 1890 Peralta
street, beat off his assailant, got the
pistol away from the highwayman and
turned it over TO the police as a trophy
OF the encounter. The meeting oc-
Cured at Eighteenth and Grove streets
last night. Powell was unaTmed and
the weapon he seized was unloaded.
The fOotpad as soon as he lost pos
session Of the pistol attacked Powell
with knife. The officer, not knowing
the revolver was empty, snapped it
several times. Unable to ward off the
knife assault, Powell called for help.
Before any one arrived the robber fed,
leaving his pistol behind him
Powell said he was on his way home
shortly after midnight, when the foot
pad sprang at him from the shadow of
trees lining the sidewalk. The robber.
from beneath his mask, ordered the pc
oestriaR to throw up his hands, point
ing the pistol at the surprised deputy.
Powell grabbed the weapon and
Wrested il out Of his assailant's grasp.
The knife flashed and that kept the
Constable busy for a minute or two.
he said the highwayman was too fleet
OF foot for him to pursue
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-13
CITIZENS TAKE
HAND IN CHASE
They Round Up Large Gang
of Fugitives Supposed to
Be Band Of Pickpockets
WORK ON LOCAL TRAIN
Stranger From st. Louis De-
clares That His Money Was
Filched by Deft Fingers
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
u. I'D

oakland Office San francisco Gall,
1016 Broadway, Feb. IL.
Three out of four of gang OF ac-
cused pickpockets from San Francisco
were captured this morning by ofncers
and citizens after a hot pursuit and
battle in the vicinity of Oak street
station on the Southern Pacific Seventh
street local train route. The crowd
had, 1t is charged, filched money from
the pockets of ]. D. Inflow. a stranger
from st. Louis, while he and his
daughter, Miss Era Inflow, were about
to leave the train when 1t arrived at
the station.
The men under arrest gave the
names of George Thompson, 25 years
old, bartender; Norris Murphy, ~
years of age, a bartender, and Albert
j. Norton, a cigar dealer, 81 years DID,
Inflow and His daughter had come TO
Oakland from San Francisco to go 10
1705 Broadway, the residence OF Miss
Mary Inflow, another daughter. They
went beyond the station and were ap-
preaching Oak street when they dls-
covered their mistake. Their inquiries
attracted attention from other passen-
gers, who also noticed the four men
who crowded around Inflow and the
young woman. Before the pair left the
train Inflow missed his money, $12 or
$13.
The quartet's suspicious actions
aroused him and he called for the po-
lice. The four separated and started
to run. Thompson and his companion
were pursued by w. D. Mcdonald of
la Fifth street, who captured Thomp-
son. Murphy and Norton were caught
by Deputy Sheriff w. ]. Moffitt and
w. w. Prince of 1T Eighth street at
Tenth and Oak streets. Gus Miller Of
1925 Folsom street, San Francisco,
identified the trio at the City Prison
as three of the men who were on the
train. They were charged with grand
larceny. The police found $40 gold
piece. hidden in Thompson's clothing.
He had dropped it down his back.
The police suspect that their pris-
oners are from the East, and that they
have been trailing Inflow for several
days, thinking he had large amount
of money. It is said the men had fol-
lowed the Inlows from Los Angeles.
Detectives were detailed to investigate
the trio in the hope of uncovering their
identity and past.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-13
FATALLY INJURED
BY A LOCAL TRAIN

OAKLAND, Feb. 12.-william Has
setback, so years old, a night watch
man, residing at 1880 Nineteenth ay-
enue, was struck and fatally injured
this afternoon by a westbound Sew
enth street local train at Seventh and
Washington streets. Hasselback died
at the Receiving Hospital two hours
later,
The old man was trying to cross the
tracks in front of the train, but could
not clear them in time. Both legs
were cut off below the knee and his
skull was fractured. Eight years ago
Hasselback lost his left arm in a rail-
road accident at Sacramento. He was
native Of Germany. He leaves three
daughters and a son. His home was
with A. Perry, a Son-in-law. The
Coroner took charge Of the body.