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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
pIstrIet Attorneys Lose Fees.

Washington dispatch. The proyi-
lion that IN no case except in tho
District OF Columbia shall United
states district attorneys receive fees
and fixing tho salary 81 the distrlc:
attorney at New York az $4,000. re-
mains in the sundry civil bill as
PASSED Tho bin also retains the pro-
vision for paying actual expenses not
to exceed $40 q day to judges OF
Tho court Of appeals for travel and at.
tending sessions away from their
homes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
INSURANCE MONEY is EXEMPT
Fraternal Beneficiary Certificates Are
Protected Against Debt Claims.

Fraternal Beneficiary Certificates Are
Protected Against Debt Claims.
The right OF exemption OF fraternal
organizations insurance money from
execution debts OF the deceased mem
Der or the beneficiary contracted pre-
vious 70 the demise OF the certificate
holder has been further protected by
a decision just made by the supreme
court affirming decision made by
Judge Tappan at Port Huron. holding
that such moneys were exempt from
garnlshmcpt for such debts. even M.
ter the money has reached the hands
OF the beneficiary and been invested.
The case was one brought by r. c.
Recor OF St Clair. who sought TO at
tach money held by Mrs. Arabella Re
cor. his sisterin.law, for debts In.
CURED by her prior TO her husbands
death.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18

him superior being Us gone ana not
feel pity tug at his heart strlngsE lie
had been no mean creature else the
pals.faced woman, young as regards
wears from her face. old as TO events
had not clung to him.
Evidently the constable and his men
had been at tho inn long enough 10
cot offectually dried, and In accom-
nlishipr this had completely filled the
snace about the hearth, leaving the
two miserable beings yet cold ana Wet
...hudlled In a corner
The Doors. to leave a woman 80
hodrappled out OF the circle OF
warmth! felt my temper rising Ike
yeast In a hot room.
stared insolenuy az the constaole'
ue had his legs stretched out and TOOK
moro than half the fire place. let
nv eves travel the length OF his per
.on from HIS coarse grained vlsage
down 20 his rough shoes with an IN.
sInuation not 90 be denied.
uo adpoted his bulky body, his face
hccauo redder but with "A hitch To
HE shoulders he fortified himseii LOT
tho explosive .pamme! that peleheo
from his greasy lips.
"Wlth pleasure said, ana ho'
waiting for his surprise to eyaporate
: continued Are these your fellows
Tbev seem In favor of a monopoly
He gruutcd =.
turned TO them who equally Cd
,rnslve occupied tho middle seated a
~Ntable. "Out of the way, fellows
90 NJ
fhev scampered to their feet me
nrbmpt than their master. ~
their table n twlrl which sent II
ming backwards ! pushed my or
into its place. thus the chimney 9
was made vacant. eoI
Come nearer the IRE. 80
c,urtoously 10 the woman, AN ptB
tho man You are wet; dr
selves" IN. I
II looked FOR a moment. W,Yas
s,ab.o cooked his gimlei q OF
though he might esponse ne clus
hIs men. who recovorins' lead. 4
toroJ about him. But tho VIC and p
inc tho mana thing n too.
patcbes droH enough lyhad on I
Win tho old theatrical sYtawdry
oleccd ont here and het
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Wolves Destroy Deer.

The wolves arc raising havoc with
tho deer In tho upper peninsula this
winter Owing 10 the deep snow the
deer arc easy prey for he wolves. H.
J., Nicholson. veteran Newhcrry
trappcr counted twentythroo dead
deer between the Two.hoart river and
Nowberry q distance Of twentyone
miles There is nearly four feet of
snow in the woods.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Nureea for Woman sindents.

Arrangements have been made at
tho University OF Michigan for furn-
ithinE the services OF trained nurse
10 tho women students When they
are detained from their classes. but
not III enough % go 20 the hospital.
ttey may secure nurse from either
the regular or the homeopathic hos
pital by making application 70 the wo.
mems dean
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Cucumber Grows In bottle.

A Freeport grocery man has on
exhibition a common beer bottle, IN
which Is full grown cucumber Tho
bottle was thrown In a cucumber
patch last spring and little shoot
found lts way into the bottle. with tho
result that a cucumber formed and
thrlved on the contents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Traction Engine Tor Vineyard.

r. +. Shaver OF Lawton has just or
dctcd a ten horsepower traction en-
sine which he will use in place al
horses IN working his eighty acres OF
grapes lie Is the first 10 introduce
an engine in the culture Of fruit ir
that vicinity. and The experiment Wit
hc watched v ith interest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
AGED LADY ls snrx.

Charleston boasts Of a uonageuarian
Oh far more than average health aad
activity In Mrs PAM Miller who was
9a years Of age Aug II last Mrs
Msllcr retain AN 90 her faculties and
Is spry and alert TO remarkable dc
gree. she is apparently as bale and
hearty as sho was nfy Years ago
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
VICTORIOUS ORATOR.

When Walter A. fIoyt the success.
ful contestant In the Interstate Ora.
torical contest az Cleveland, returned
10 Ypsilanu he vas met by the entire
high school students and teachers,
who we're dismissed for this purpose.
Before he left the train he was seized
and borne on the shoulders OF the
crowd 10 waiting sleigh and drawn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18

Tho board Of slate auditors att
Lansing received an offer from n
Young woman SIGNING herself Ro
Harrington, OF Ann Arbor. to sell to
the state series of papers on for.
estry for Tho modest sum OF $1,000.
Tho purchase IL is uccdloss 10 say
rs not lLkoly 20 DO made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Still Threaten sheriff.

The undersheriff OF Berrien county
continues 20 receive deaths heads
and other pleasant reminders that he
Will soon die az tho hands OF friends
of Murderer Donahuc The letters
are signed 10y one calling himself a
member OF the Tribe Of Death"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Mant LOO. 900 for nonns-

At tho annual board Of trade meet
ms and banquet az Traverse CRY
two hundred were present II being
the largest social industrial meeting
ever held there. The proposition 90
bond the city for 100000 for now IN
dustries received favorable conaidera
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Court lndorses Stock waterina.

a Flint farmer has got Il away over
Rockefeller when IL comes 10 special
privileges. lie was actually brought
into court and fined for not watering
his stock
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18

Three gold bricks from tho webb
wood district have been brought tc
tho 500 and the gold fever has#beor
renewed The gold was taken from
the Shakespeare mine and rs wort
S@S2G This ls tho result OF the frs
operations OF a stamp mill established
there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18

Tho boil ON the typewriter Is not
the typewriter belle that causes trou-
BILE between a man and his vito and
when hubby buys ribbon for the type
writer there Is really no cause for
alarm Free Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
So unIvcrtItx oradnatrs.

A number OF Inquiries have been
received from Insurance companies
during tho winter for the services Of
young men who have received the
training offered IN actuarial mathe-
matlcs at the University Of Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18

Camden citizens viii vote az the
coming spring election on the quct
ton OF liquor selling in tho village
The temperance element has worked
ur considerable opposition TO the
liquor element
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18

When Frank Stcarns returned 10
Che home ~ his brother at Mcsick, ar
ter an absence OF some months, HIS re-
ceptiun was a bullet from his brothers
gun. lie was mistaken FOR n burElar
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
New Library onnn.-

Traverse CiUs new Carnegie libra.
~ was opened TO tho public March
and several hundred books were
drawn the first day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18

Gov. Warner has appointed John b.
stoekdale Of Wayland circuit court
commissioner for Allegan county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Youna Reoaev,It b Hnrt.

Washington Dispatch Theodore
Roosevelt Jr., IS reported 70 be nu-s.
ng a broken nore. and II iB said tho
injury Is tho. result Of contest with
new boxing "a tructor recently IN
stalled in the viii. AE"-"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
,,oiee

cho'ee dispatch: Commissioner
6arnelT report on the dressed meat
industry, which was transmitted 10
con arcss hy President Roosevelt Fri.
ray VIII not interfere with tho grand
'Hty Investigation into tho operations
ot The packers. TO commence in Chi.
eaCo March so. according 20 Assistant
Uuitcd States District Attorney
s1f. Morrison.
SIR Garfield. as commissioner OF
corporations. reports the result OF his
Inquiries into the business OF Armour
Il Co, Swift & Co. Nelson Morris g.
o. tho National Pacing Company.
mo Schwarzschild a Sulzberger Com
pauy and the Cudahy Packing Com
rcny He says these six concerns IN
9Q3 slaughtered about 45 per cent OF
he total indicated slaughter in the
United States. that for three OF the
companies in 1903 the average net
uront was 90 cents per head: that the
3 ear 1902 instead OF being ono OF
aynrbItant profits vas less profitable
than usual; that during the months
when prices OF beef were tho highest
some at least OF the leading packers
were actually losing money on every
lead slaughtered.
Profits Are Modest.
The report declares that tho
~ anges In the margin between prices
~ cattle and beef are in themselves
mo indication OF the changes in profits.
MIR Garfield. after reviewing prices
and conditions for 1902. 1903 and
1904. concludes that the six companies
above named apparently are not
oycrcapitalized and the percentage OF
rroat on the gross volune OF business
is comparatively small
10 finds that In 1902. 1903 and
1904 the profits Of Swift a co. did not
exceed 2 per cent Of the total sales.
Private Car Lines Pay.
Private ear lines are shown 10 be
ource5 Of profit net return OF IA
20 l7 per cent being Indicated but Mr..
Garfield adds that computed on
basis Of The dressed beef transported
hs profit would increase but little
tAo price Of meat TO the consumer
NhIlo the six concerns named
Guehtorcd but as per cent OF the
ofal cattle Killed in 1908 70 Is shown
hat they slaughtered nearly 9S per
cent OF an the cattle killed in eight
f!et western packing ccnters. that
hoy furnish New York about 60 per
eant OF the beef 10 consumes. Boston
uo ore than So per cent Philadelphia
tout 60 por cent, pttshurg more
AIN 90 per cent and baltimore so
pct cent
Commissioner Garfield reports his
Inability 10 find any general inter
ownership OF stock among the six con.
which hr specially discusses
ud AYERS that there ls lively com.
petition among them for business.
Report in Brief.
Commissioners Garhelds report Is
unmarried In the following;
Existence #ot a beef trust Is Dc.
rled.
Packers profit less than . per cent
90 total sales
SIX leading packing coucerns
laughter but 45 per cent OF total
number Of cattle Killed IN the United
states
Private car lines found to be profit.
able. but net returns az "a to % per
cent MP from this source do not
rcatly increase price OF beef to con.
umor.
Six big packing concerns slaughter
nearly 9S per cent of beef killed in
chief packing centcrs OF west. 75 per
cent In New York So per cent IN
Philadelphia and about 90 per cent
.r other eastern cities.
Keen competition among great
packing concerns for business
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
Lona PerIod of sIeInhInn.

Port Huron has had nftynYo DAYS
Of continuous s.eiFhine the prcfcnt
winter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
DEATH ENDS T

oupic Write let
Husband Con
Tulsa. l. r. AZ
aged %. Of thl
1is wife and
Iu this city A
opcd that ~
PINNED as bot
Erecting what
nude of their
wore mnrrio
Iongton Kot
from their ht
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-03-18
SUBSCRIPTION sH m

CRYSTAL Fails roIa r,,,a
John Wall. u rd''S
Thomas Conf Stence
CRYSTAL Falls CitI
LIST. Ward.
Not represeD(
2nd. Ward. kRE Small
Robert Muf
l. A HeYcent on Total
Bird w va, S'"9 Leading Con.
Chas Il
Herm~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
BUSINESS SHOW.

New York. Oct. 2S.-(Special) } =
Madison Square Garden was crowded
today at the opening of the National
Business Show, which is held for the
purpose of bringing together under
one roof every article or device yet
invented that has proved valuable for
use in any line of business. Manufac-
lnrers from all parts of the United
States, Canada and even from Eu-
rope have put their goods on display.
feature of the exhibition which
lasts a week will be the typeWritng
contest. Miss Lillian Rohmer, who
claims TO be Chicago's finest. has is
sued def to New York. which has
been accepted by several "typists'
who will meet her in 5, 10 and Is min.
ute contests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
IMPROVED ROADS.
e. p. Ladd and Company Express
Their Views.

The idea of an improved roadway
between Little Rock and Hot Springs,
suggested by automobiliests and 9th
ers. has attracted favorable attention
+. P Ladd and company. writing to
the Little Rock Gazette on the sub
ject. say:
1--WE trust you will continue to advo-
cate the building of a good macadam
road from Little Rock to Hot Springs,
which would enable the people along
the route to have easy travel and de
livery of their farm products to mar
ket: besides giving the people of Lit
tie Rock and Hot Springs an auto
mobile road. That, as you say. would
be an encoura cement to wealthy auto
mobile owners to bring their machines
to Hot Springs ar! Little Rock, espe
c;allv during the winter months. when
anton obiling canot be indulged in in
the north
"Such a road would be a great
6l laWing card for both cities of Little
Rock and Hot Springs"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

of years sojourn at th, pea tic
warden had asked him whethc the
prisoner was "colored or plain"
The Macon officer looked closer at
the man with whom he was parting.
md for the first time observed the
mulatto's complexion had lghtencd
so as to make his race in doubt. The
slouch hat hid the kinky locks, which
bad been unaffected by The Ruins.
On arriving home the sheriff noticed
Lacy Williams. a one year man. and
George Poe. a chicken expert. had
turned distinctly pale under no more
exciting cause than the darkness
When the news got down to the Ala
balha coal camp the southland ne
Sroes began pleading guilty to crap
shooting even before they were ques-
toned about it. The sheriff let fifteen
come in and then closed up shop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

The football games among the big
fish Of the gridiron are pretty we'll
distributed ou today's schedule.
Princeton will tackle Columbia at
American League park. New York
for the first time in several years.
thn"e having been some differences
bet,,een the two elevens for the past
several sasons: Yale will try conclus
ions with the embryo generals oe
West Point and the Philadelphia
Quakers meet the Carlisle Indians.
These are the biggest events and
there is well-filled program Of small
er gridiron contests of as much inter
est to those who will witness them
on local fields
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
NO NEW LIGHT ON CASE
INvEsTGATlo N MADE BY PROSECUTING At
roRNEv JONES IN THE CASE, SUFFICIENT

TO the criminal practice OF the courts,
but confines himself exclusively to
civil practice. In fact this is the only
case on record where that gentleman
has ever accepted the defense of one
accused OF killing another
In less than sevcnty-two hours
after the killing. his client is
released on bail. and so admirably
did he handle his case before the court
in presenting the facts and his argu
menls that the bail was placed at Il
most reasonable figure
Ladd's bond was filed with Sheriff
James Gould Friday morning It is
signed by M. A. Austin. Il. Orto, y. G.
Bell. f. G. Smart and T. H. Mann
Notwithstanding the fact that the
prosecuting attorney had the killing
as thoroughly investigated as possi-
hle. absolutely nothing additional of
interest concerning the tragedy be-
yond what has already been publish
ed in the columns of the Graphic. was
brought 10 light by the investigation.
Ii is learned as stated in the Graphic
last Wednesday,, that the two men
quarrelled over a business transaction
Scott had applied to the Sawyer and
Austin people for a position with
them. and Ladd. while recommending
him highly to the Sawyer and Austin
con pany. asked them not to give the
man employment until he closed
down his own mill at I.add. which
would be in about two months time.
The Sawyer and Austin company
thcreupon declined TO give Scott the
employment he sought. Scott heard
of I4add's actions. so it is stated.
and took exceptions thereto. 1t is
stated that he repeatedly abused Ladd
for his action in the matter. and even
followed him up and renewed the
physique The culn ination of the
trouble came when Scott finally went
to Ladd's residence Tuesday after
noon about . O'Clock. and there re-
newed the quarrel. so the report goes,
with he result that Ladd fired three
times, striking him once in the head
and once in the body, and the third
shot going wild. There We're no other
witnesses present, and all efforts of
the officers to secure any further de-
tails of the tragedy have been with
out avail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Ex-PREslDENT CLEVELAND.
Makes Address at Morton Unveiling
Ceremonies.

Nebraska City, Neb., Oct. Is. CSpe'
cialO-The ceremonies held here to-
day in connection with the unveiling
OF the monument of J. Sterling Nor
ton. were upon large scale and dis
tinguished persons from several states
were present The principal address
was delivered by ex-President Grover
Cleveland, of whose second cabinet
the late Mr.. Morton was member.
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Morton were
very warm friends and their political
sympathies were thoroughly in keep
ing with each other. Mr.. Morton was
also the political sponsor of William
Jennings Bryan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
"BE a MIXER" SAYS PROFESSOR.
University of Chicago Educator Gives
Advice to His Students.

BE good fellow" Learn to mix"
Acquire the social graces. Do not
overlook the pleasant things of life,
which mean fortune ana happiness.
And do not make books your only
friends. for they are small comfort
out in the hard, cold world.
This advice was given to Eniver-
sity of Chicago students as the for
mula for success by Professor Frank
J Miller. the midway dean of affiia
tions. The recent utterances of John
d. Rockefeller, who has expressed
himself as opposed to being a good
fellow" were completely ignored by
the professor His address was EN-
titled, "Some Students Musts.'
'It is not good for man to be
alone" said Professor Miller. "There-
fore cultivate the social graces. BY
this l do not mean going to balls sew
en- times week, or even six Dances
places than ball ROOMS to learn the
social graces. Learn to gain access
to your fellow men. 1t is woYh for
tune to be "good mixer" 1t means
life full of happiness. The really
successful man gets around among
MEN and does not hold himself apart"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

The second act of the Ladd-Scott
tragedy took place Friday morning.
when Mr.. Ladd's attorneys. Austin ana
Danaher. instituted habeas corpus pro-
ceedings before Chancellor J. NJ. FL
liott for Ladd's release from the Gus
tody of the officers, which custody
has really never been anything more
than constructive. The proceedings
would in the usual order of things have
come up before Circuit Judge A. Is.
Grace; but as that gentleman is out
of the city on a vacation trip, the
case came up before Judge Elliott.
and after hearing the arguments in the
case. very promptly issued the nee
essary order granting to the prisoner
bail in the sum of $4,000.
No testimony whatever was sub
mitted in the case before Judge Ell
liott; but it is we'll known that Pros
ecuting Attorney ". D. Jones employ
ed a man to visit the scene of the
tragedy and make a thorough in-
yestigation of the meagre facts OBJ
tainable there and elsewhere before
he would consent. on his part. to
granting bail to the accused. While
no;hing scarcely could be secured con-
cerning the killing, as Ladd himself
has all along most persistently re-
fused to discuss it or to make any
statement whatever. the known details
of the killing were of such a nature
that Mr.. Jones agreed to the granting
of bail in the sum named, $4,000.
after he had personally employed a
man to investigate the case. The ac-
tion of the court in granting bail to
one accused of deed of this nature
without taking evidence in the case.
it should be stated, is not without sew
eral precedents even i'll this section
of the state, but is in line of es-
tablished practice In fact, the SUI
preme cour; is said TO have practically
decided that there are but two Of
{. nses that are not bailable; one is
where person Waylays another and
deliberately murders him. and the 9th
er is where one person poisons anoth-
er with deliberate intent of murder.
The manner in which the law firm
of Austin and Danahcr has handled
the case for their client is bringing
the highest encomiun's upon the mem
bers of the firm. 1t is a we'll known
fact that Mr.. Austin does not cater
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

sides ex-President Cleveland and the
sens of Mr.. Morton thre are: Adlai
Stevenson, of Illinois, former vice-pres-
ident: Richard Olney. Of Boston.
former secretary of state: David r.
Francis, of Missouri; Hillary A. Her.
bert of Alabama, former secretary OF
the navy: John G. Carlisle, of Ken
lucky. former secretary of the treas
ury. and Judson Harmon, of Ohio.
former encouragement in Mr.. Cleve-
lands cabinet. The guests arrived
here by special train this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
EIGHTEEN HOURS
IN
tsn
CLIPPED OFF THE RECORD nv
MISS ALICE ROOSEvElT's
TRAIN.
Hartman Special Reaches chicaoo
That Much More Quickly Than
"ss 4sA
Overland Limited.
" ~


Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Thc special train
OF r.. II. Hartman, upon which Miss
Alice Roosevelt was a passenger. ar
rived in Chicago fifty hours and forty
four minutes actual running time af
ter starting from Oakland
The train pulled into tho North
western yards something over an
hour earlier than expected.
1t was at once transferred 10 the
Belt Line. and switched around the
city to the tracks Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad, at
Forty-thlrd street and from this point
WAS started on its Journey cast after
having been within the city limits OF
Chicago one hour and two II inutcs.
The crew of the train and the pas
SO niger officials Of both the Northwest
crn and the Lake Shore railroads as
serted that no effort whatever was
being made TO establish a record. but
that the train was being pushed
through at swift and steady pace.
with the idea of having as little de-
lay as possible en- route.
Despite this, however, they made
the distance from Oakland 10 Chicago
, in just eighteen hours less than re-
anircd for the Overland Limited,
which is the fastest train of the Chi
cago and Northwestern and Union Pa
cific railroads between Chicago and
San Francisco.
The run from Omaha to Chicago.
439 IL miles, was made in ten hours
and fifty minutes. The time schedule
of the Overland Limited between Oma-
ha and Chicago is twelve and one
half hours