davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
LAUNCH PARTY ESCAPED.

Rescued From Boat Sunk In Collision
With Steamboat.
South Haven, Mich, Aug. 14.-The
naptha launch Phylida, with a party of
twenty-One men, women and children,
sunk in Black river Saturday as re-
suit of collision with the steamer
Eastland, just entering the harbor.
The launch took fire Immediately after
the accident and was badly burned.
Several women were slightly burned.
Prompt work on the part of the life
saving crew prevented any loss Of life.
The crew of the launch claim it was
sucked under the big steamer by the
latter's wheel.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
Drowned In Sewer.

Vicksburg. Mich, Aug. 14.-While
working a drainer for the Lee Paper
Co. Sylvester Pierce fell from the
same accidentally to the sewer below,
causing death. He was found half
covered with water and is thought to
have been drowned after striking. He
leaves a widow and one child
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
Many Hurt In Wreck.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug 15,-Six passen-
gers and three trainmen we're injured
in Burlington wreck at Utica, Neb.,
Monday. They were brought to Lin
coin hospitals. Ban Wright Of Hyan-
mis-. B. s. Harner Of Lincoln and Con-
ductor Estelle Of Lincoln are danger
ously injured.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
Railroad Cost Big Sum.

There never was any question about
the acceptance on the part OF Mr..
White of these articles" the first two
covering in more emphatic form the
contentious OF Japan in the diplomatic
struggle which preceded hostilities.
The third is a natural consequence of
the result of war The cession of the
railroad, the building of which cost
Russia an immense sum, estin ated by
some at between S100,000,000 and
5000, 100000. 10 China. Japan and
China, therefore, will arrange between
themselves the method by which the
former is TO be remunerated, and
through this financial operation Japan
might have a very considerable por-
ton of her claim for the expenses Of
the war" liquidated.
Both sessions of the conference Mon
day are described as "amicable."
There were several slight jars, but
none Of them serious. The plenipoten-
tiaries are showing admirable temper.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
Victim Of Fire.

Marquette, Mich, Aug. 14.-Victoria
Quineh, aged years, died Sunday as
the result of horrible burns sustained
Saturday by her dress coming in COZ.
tact with a bonfire.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
TERRIBLE LANDSLIDE.
Entire Indian Village In British Colum.
bia Is lmbedded.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Aug 4.--An
Ashcroft dispatch reports \ disastrous
landslide or Thompson liver Sunday
afternoon. An Indian village vas I'M
bedded with its populat On, and The
river bed was blocked
Ashcroft is an Indian village with a
population of 500. situated in the
northwestern portion of the Yale dis
trict. British Columbia
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
Passenger and Freight, Trains on
Nickel Plate Road Collide.
TWELVE PERSONS WERE KILLED
OF Twenty-Five Injured Eight viii
Probably Die-OfficiaIs Unable to
Account For Accident-lt Is Be-
lieved Engineers Watch Was Slow.

Cleveland, O., Ang. IA fast east
bound passenger train ON the Nickel
Plate road colllded with a westbound
freight train early Sunday at Kishman,
Ohio, near Vermillion, resulting in the
death of twelve persons, while at least
twenty-five others were injured, eight
OF whom will probably die. The wreck,
according to the officials of the COM
pany, was caused by misunderstand-
ing of orders or neglect TO obey them
on the part of the crew of the freight
train.
Engineer Killed.
The dead: Charles w. Poole, engi-
neer of passenger train 60 years Old,
Conneaut, o.; Joseph Alexander, New
ark, N j.; Frank Weaver, Findlay, o.;
Domenico PomOdoro, Italian laborer;
Antonio Grille, Italian laborer; Joseph
Paraci, Frank Burcini, Francisco Sell
la, Natalie Dirmora, Antonio Achllle,
Galagus Travola, CalOgnO Cagliani,
laborers.
Aside from the engineer. the men
killed on the passenger train were all
riding in the smoking car at the head
Of the train and were mostly foreign
laborers in the employ of the Stand
ard Oil Co, on their way from Fort
Seneca, o., to BrOokfield, o., in charge
OF foreman. Engineer c. c. Poole of
the passenger train was killed at his
post while trying to reach for the air
brake after seeing the headlight of the
freight train. His fireman, Haefner,
saved himself by jumping.
SpIintered to Fragments.
The high speed of the passenger
train threw it's locomotive and first
three coaches over on the engine of
the freight train relescoping the
smoker and the car following. The
forward cars Of the freight train were
splintered to fragments.
OF the passengers in the smoker
none escaped injury. Fortunately
there was no fire, but the heavy tim
bers of the wrecked cars pinned down
many and prevented them from going
out until assistance arrived.
AS soon as possible after the wreck
occurred doctors were sent on spe-
cial train to the scene from Dorafn.
The injured were hurried to Lorain
and placed in the hospital there. The
dead were conveyed to tho morgue
at Lorain, awaiting Identification and
disposition.
Ordered to Take Siding.
President Caniff of the Nickel Plate
stated that from the information in the
hands Of the officials, the freight train
crew had orders to go on the siding
at Kishman and there await the pas
sage Of the passengers train. Why
this was not done in time to permit
the passenger train to so by, or a flag
man sent out, has not yet been
learned. a rigid investigation is, how
ever, being made by the railway off,
Gals.
1t is said that the watch of the en-
gineer of the freight train was slow
and that the engineer believed he had
eight minutes to get his train on the
siding before the passenger train was
due. The freight train had slackened
speed and was about to back in on the
siding from the main track when the
passenger train came tearing along at
the rate of forty-fve miles an hour
and dashed into it.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
Captured Bandits Single Handed.

Tacoma, Wash. Aug. 14.-In rum
ming fight, during which a number OF
shots we're exchanged, special agent
William G.. Cumming of the Northern
Pacific railway Sunday captured three
men who had attempted TO hold up an
eastbound Northern Pacific passenger
train near Sumner. The men threat
ened to shoot Conductor Michael Hell
frich, Detective Cumming and any
other person who might offer resist
ance. The train was stopped and Cum
ming chased and captured the men,
When placed In Jail at Tacoma the
men gave the names of Frank Roberts,
Charles Il. Williams and George Ruck.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
New Russian Loan.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-THE new
internal loan of 100000, 900 vial be is
sued Aug. II. The price viii be seh.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18

An American girl, Miss Dulap Hunt,
was drowned while bathing at Brest
France. Sunday.
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
There Is Money In
Growing GenSing.


grown" A bulletin
the College
supply Ginseng continually diminishing
while
China of market
Ginseng cultivated will
exist long the Cinnamon exist Counsel General W. A. Rube
Hong "The Ginseng
root grown in America very large here and the demand so great
that could be
indispensable to the Chinese their rice.
a wheat and
$780,
ordinary hundred dollars
The thriyes all of the
growers money growing
the small outlay
thousand
tnue TIL the ground Write today further particulars
Buckingham Ginseng Garden,
Growers and importers
GAINESVILLE. Ohio
The Yale expositor., 1905-08-18
PIenlpotentiaries Agree on Three of
Peace Articles.
CRUCIAL POINTS NOT TOUCHED
Crisis Expected When Question CT Cco-
sion of Sakhalin Comes Up-chi-
nese Eastern Railroad VIII Revert
to China In the End.

Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. 15.-A-
though very rapid progress was made
with the peace negotiations Money!
three of the twelve articles which cen.
stitute the Japanese conditions OF
peace having been agreed to by MIR.
White and Baron Rcsen on behalf CT
Russia, neither Of the two articles TO
which Mr. White in his reply returned
an absolute negative was reached.
The crisis therefore is still to come.
Ii may be reached today, as the ceS-
sion of Sakhalin comes fifth in the
list. The three articles" as they are
officially designated in the brief COM
munications authorized to be given TO
the press, which were disposed Of
Monday, are in substance as follows:
First Three Articles.
First, Russia's recognition OF Japan's
"preponderating influence" and special
position in Korea, which Russia hence
forth agrees is outside Of her sphere
of influence, Japan binding herself to
recognize the suzerainty OF the reign
ing family but with the right to give
advice and assistance to improve the
civil administration Of the empire.
Second, mutual obligation to evacu-
ate Manchuria, each to surrender all
special privileges in that province,
mutual obligation TO respect the "ter-
ritorial integrity" Of China and to
maintain the principle Of equal oppOr-
tunity for the commerce and industry
of all nations in that province (open
DOOR.
Third, the cession to China Of the
Chinese Eastern railroad from Hardin
southwark.
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
THE FINNISH PATRIOTS
Information Regarding the Revolutionary
Movement Of These Patriots.

Information Regarding the Revolutionary
Movement Of These Patriots.
Significant is the statement made in
the dispatch from Helsingtors, Fin
land. that "a number Of American
Hags were found ON board the strand
ed steamer ON which the Russian
customs officers discovered several
hundred rifles and large quantity of
ammunition
The inside story of that ill lfnted fill
bustering expeditiona my never be-
told. but the probabilities are that the
vessel sailed from New York or SOME
nearby port and there is little doubt
at all that the cargo was bought with
money subscribed here and I'm other
parts Of tine United States
The headquarters of the Finnish re-
volutionary parlyare in Paris bat the
backbone 81 the revolt the place
where tho money to 40 things comes
from is the United States
/ In New York Jersey City, Huhoken,
Brooklyn aud Newark are fully $4,000
Firms refugees and those who volun-
tarily sought 10 better their condition.
i'm the land of the free In the United
States there are. IN all POO 900 Firms.
Every une of these is patriot from
the plain tidy girls, who work a.
domestics in American homes 10 the
once distinguished literateurs and
statesmen forced TO our shores by
Muscovite tryanny
Their treasured thought has even
been to restore freedom % their mn
nappy land
With Russia pounded 10y the Jap IL
the east hounded to It's very capital bl
insurgents at home, the Finn IL
America secs his opportunity
In a large room ON the ground Hoo
Of Battery PARK building, New York
is room fitted with wooden desks an,
settees AZ the desks are busted Ia,
and night hlue-eyed. muscular younl
men. typical Of the Vikings of old
Women and other men shift about II
groups They talk i'm low toned voices
At times travel stained others ente
and are tearfully welcomed. They ar
late arrivals from the native land
This Battery park room may som
day live in history II is the rea
home of the Finnish revolt. To /
come the contributions, large an,
small, u thc Firms Of America an,
+ All the Firms Ia America are thrifty
7 The room IA tho Office of Axel Hron
! hrog. agent FOR the Finland steau
: Navigation company, and the head
: quarters Of the Finnish Exiles club
Daily one may see there the three Bro
Continued on Editorial Page
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
CEMETERY VkNDALS
Are Wrecking Tombstooes Ia the Upper
Peninsula

Are Wreoking Tombstones Ia the Upper
Peninsula.
4 gang OF vandals which has been
working recently in the Marinette
and Oconto county towns Of Wisconsin
has crossed the line aud are now nc
work i'm Menomlne county cemeteries.
Snch havoc has been wrought hy these
vandals that the sheriff of Menominee
county has stationed armed guards AZ
each cemetery IN the invaded district
with orders 10 shoot on sight anyone
seen wrecking tomstones.
MANY valuable monuments were
broken mp or otherwise mutihted in
the Wisconsin cemeteries and the loss
runs well mp into the thousands of
dollars. Tombstones in Catholic
cemeteries have suffered most.
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23

Dawson. Thomas Wills, Louis Miesler
and Frank scadden. Noes none Re-
solution carried.
The following resolution was offered
by Frank scadden who moved It's ad-
potion seconded by Thomas Penglase
Resolved that the council Of the city
Of Crystal Falls deems it advisable and
proposes to yacate and discontinue that
certain public highway beginning At
a point eigth hundred fifty five ts55l
feet east Of the quarter stake on the
section line between sections twenty
one t2l and twenty eight (2sl in
township forty three t43l north range
thirty two l32) west Of the Michigan
Meridian in said city thence south
forty three degrees west four hundred
seventy three li73i feet thence south
one ill degree west three hundred
seventy-two t3l2l feet 10 the inter
section of said highway with the south
line Of the north lne-half Of the north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter
of SAID section twenty eightl2sl.
Resolved further, that the council do
meet and be in session at the council
room iu said city on Monday the sixth
day Of November A. D. 1898 from
eight % clock in the afternoon 70 nine
o'clock i'm the afternoon and SO much
1 longer as shall be- necessary 70 hear
objection ii any there beg 20 said pro
posed alton.
Resolved further, that the city clerk
be and he hereby is instructed to cause
to be published in the Diamond Drill 3
newspaper of said city a notice of sale
meeting So appointed 20 be held on the
sixth day Of November A. ID. 1905 Will
a copy OF this resolution for not les
than four weeks before the time 50 ap
pointed for such meeting.
Ayes, Thomas Penglaso, Danial A
Dawson, Thomas Wills Louis Miesle
and Frank Scadden Noes none. Re
solution carried
Moved by Frank Scadden secoude'
by Louis Miesler that the annual ap
preparation bill for the next fiscal yea
as read he adopted.
Ayes. Thomas Peuglase, Daniel \
Dawson. Thomas Wills, Louis M!esle
and Frank Scadden Noes none
Motion carried.
Upon motion meeting adjourned
Roht Mnuns
City Clerk
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
Odd Fellows Entertainment.

Last Monday evening Crystal Falls
Lodge / o o entertained the gtaud
muster of the order in Michigan
Washington L. Barr 81 Sheboygan,
Mich. and delegation 81 ten visiting
brothers from Iron Riyor The affair
was one of the pleasantest that the
local lodge has had in % long time
The fore part of the evening was spent
in cxemplifying the work Of the initia-
tory degree. three candidates being
taken through the work Following
the lodge work the members anu guests
filed into the dining room whore a
banquet had been prepared by Che
ladies of Armenia Rehekah lodge
Seventy-fve brothers sat down to the
banquet board aud aftos satisfying the
inner man. listened 20 an eloquent
address by Grand Master Barr
The occasion WIS one that will long
be remembered hy those who attended.
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
ATTEMPTED TO
WRECK PASSENGER
pollock ELECTED FROM TRAIN
SEEKS REVENGE.
PLACED RAIL ACROSS TRACK
Farther Down the Line he Put an Iron
Nut on the Track Now In Jail
Think Him insane.

Mike Miski, Polish laborer |
who has been employed right along in
the Great Western mine in this city is
in ian charged with an attempt toll
wreck the morning passenger on the
Northwestern road last Sunday morn
ing
The fellow boarded the train at the
local station To go 20 Iron Mountain.
AS the train was pulling ont Of the
station, Conductor Rogers learned the
destination Of his passenger and told
him that the train did not go TO Iron
Mountain on Sunday mornings. After
passing the Superior crossing the
train was stopped and the fellow let
Oft. The train proceeded on it's way
and on the return trip met the fellow
ON Penola hin walking along the track
towards Stager. AT the foot Of Penola
4 hin the engineer noticed an obstruction
across the track, stopped the train and
sent man ahead 20 investigate. a
heavy rail had been placed across the
track and "A big boulder placed in the
middle to reinforce the barricade
The obstruction was removed and the
train proceeded cautiously TO this city
but no further distractions were met
with
Immediately upon reaching the sta.
tion Conductor Rogers notified the
authorities Marshal Manning and
SHERIFF jackson responded Immediately
but when they arrived at the station d
message was received from the super
intendent not Co send any officers after
the fellow as they would catch him at
Florence. A watch was placed and Il
was found that after he passed Stagel
he placed lot of iron track Lolts upor
the tracks down near Brule bridge
Woid was telephoned TO Florence
and Sheriff MaIloy Of Florence county
was watching for the fellow anc
j captured him. He was retained owe
night by the Florence officials and mex
i morning Sheriff jackson went dowi
and brought him back here
d II developes that the agent ut Stage
4 bad been advised by the railroa'
officials 10 be on the lookout for th
fellow so that the company might ge
good description of him. After b.
e passed Stager the agent and motne
q man followed him and saw him plac
q some of the bolts ON tine rails
q The more the officers came into con
d tact with the fellow the more they p.
D. came convinced that he was mental
unbalanced Prosecuting Attomo
Watson decided before going into th
"a case from criminal standpoint
q have the question Of the fellow SAINT
IS passed upon so he notified Judge Bye
Of tho case aud requested that he TAB
j. the matter i'm hand
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23

The authorities up at Lake Linden
treat fruit thieves as they should be
treated. as the following from The
Times will show
-Four Lake Linden boys were up
before County Agent VIM. IL Mason,
FOR stealing fruit from Fred sibilsky !
garden Sentence was suspended, the
boys reprimaudcd and allowed 20 90 on
the payment 81 90 They were also
told that second oiiense would send
them % the reform school
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS
lshpeming Chosen as the Next Place OF
Meeting

lshpeming Chosen as the Next Place Of
Meeting
Ishpeming has asked for ,he priyi-
Iege of entertaining the Methodist /
hosts at the next annual conference !
and the request was granted 1t is
the general feeding among the
ministers that Ishpoming is entitled to
the honor
At the session Saturday Presiding
Elder c NJ Thompson, Of the Marquette
district. give an encouraging report
He said the Ishpeming church had
grown 50 rapidly that il felt free 70
ask the conference to meet with IL next
year. 1t is felt that methodists in the
northern part of the state ought to
have the nonor Of an annual con
ference.
There were /, 2G5 conversions in the
Marquette district last year and 1908
were admitted TO the church on pro
bation
Presiding Elder G b steele, Of the
Port Huron district, said that his
district has been revival center all
year
Presiding Elder W 3 Popes. Of the
sault Ste. Marie district said that
mp his way lumberiacks get $40 or 500
q month aud keep and ministers got
from Sl5 10 S2] and often had to build
their own houses. Many parsonage
in the northern country has been huilt
oF logs by the minister his wife help
ing him
He advised young preachers with
appetites 10 go north The cookery
Of all nations are there and a man
learns patience and control of stomach
"a he makes his pastoral rounds
Dr. DAVE was again appointed field
secretary for Albion college. Rev
John G. Rutledge swas placed ON the
superuumerary list in orler TO continue
/. mis- studies. Rev W. a. Shier was
appointed president ot Bay View
3 assembly
+ There was basket social at The
g Finn Hall last sunday night that net
ted about 800 The proceeds Were
gwen 10 tho Toiyola Temperate,
Society
/, After hot hght iu Che MONDAY
y morning session ut Delriot NJ b con
g ference &c was decided by 70 vote q
70 le2 10 so 10 hold the next meeting ID
y I.hpemlug For the second time ia 81
Is years The conference will meet mex
g yeur n the upper peninsula.
The appointments in the Sanlt SO
Marie district Ton the coming year r
as follows
Aloha. G Il Burch supply Crysta
I, Fails. q. Y. Howard Donaldson. j
" e Johns supply Escanaha jaime
z pascoe Gurmfask aud Mcmillan A
= r Mosher supply Gladstone. II Il
. Harris: Grand Mards. A. S. Tedmau
z Hermansyille and spalding t. l.
Osborne. Hillmau, H. w Cooper
Y supply Iron Mountain Central. J N
" Kerridge, Iron Mountain Fir.
church. John Murd0ck supply Iro
q River. w II Collicott supply Lon
= Rapids John Davey supply Man
stique. j. II McCune Menomruee. W
III Todd Miliersburr. George
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23

John Hendrickson, SON OF Mrs Lars
Hondrickson. of Mastodou. accidentally
shot himself while hunting Yesterday.
he tupped over log and the gun,
which he WAS carrying muzzle ior-
ward WAS discharged The whole load
of fine shot entered his right side just
below the ribs making "a wound which
the doctors fear viii prove fatal. lie
died this morning at two o'clock
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
THE ARMENIA

The preparation FOR pumping which
have been carried on at this mine for
some time, are abont completed and
pumping will commence in few
weeks. There Il some work 10 be done
on the boilers yet before they can he
put into active use. The Armenia is o
wet property and extensive preparation
are being made SO that there viii be
no delay once the water begins going
ont
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
GREAT ACTIVITY
AT THE DUNN MINE
AN EXTENSIVE PROGRAM or
IMPROVEMENTS.
IMPROVEMENTS AT OTHER MINES
Greatly Delayed by a Lack OF Labor
Pumping at Armenia viii Start
Soon.

As the fall advances renewed activity
is noticeable ut the Corrigan Mckinney
mines Of the district getting the pro-
porties in shape for big outputs this
winter and the coming summer. The
center Of activity Is just now at the
Dunn.
Huisting was suspended early in the
week and an hands set at work getting
the timbers and apparatus around for
The hoistiug Of tine now shaft house.
The ropes and tackle went ont vest
erday and It Is expected that the frame
wrok will be in place inside of two
weeks time
The shaft house that is being erected
at this property is to be one of the
very finest in the vicinity The timbor
comes from the west and is choice
stuff. The framing has been in pro-
gress for some time SO that there will
be no delay once the pieces begin
going MP.
A big stock pile ground will be
graded between the shaft and the office.
ON the spot where the old boarding
house stood. Work will be commenced
ON this stocking ground very shortly.
The Dunn bids fair 20 take rank
with the biggest Of the properties ii
the district next year in the point Of
! ofitDut
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
GREAT WESTERN

The miners are trimming down the
new lift Of the main shaft and getting
IL ready for connecting with the upper
portion by the time chat the shipping
season IS over with The principal
development work at this property dur
ing the winter will he on the l9th or
new level and it is said to be tue
level too.
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23

The next term Of the Circuit Court
for this county will he held on Monday
the lst day Of October The jurors
for the term were drawn during the
week. list Of whom II as follows
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
LABOR SCARCE

The scarcity Of labor j. delaying
operations somewhat at all of the pro-
perties and is being more kernly felt
as the weeks pass Many more men
could be gwen employment were they
% be had
The diamond drill., 1905-09-23
SUBSCRIPTION ss.Oo PER YEAR

A new hoist is being installed to
handle men, rock and miscellaneous
hnsiness This work is being done now
by the old Marinette hoist The new
hoist is placed % the east q the new
engine house and viii he connected
with that building so that one roof
will cover all Of tine power plant.