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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Musical NofeS

~ WING to the prominence of Nor
way and Sweden before the pub
lie at the present time happy
thought it was that an evening OF
Scandinavian music is to be presented
at Blanchard hall on Wednesday next,
representing the principal compositions
of the masters of music in Denmark,
Norway and Sweden. Peje Storck, the
talented pianist will represent the
composers of Sweden, and Miss Diet
richsen, the soprano, has consented to
present her native music-that of Nor
way-in the shape of series of bal
lads and arias. Johan Haae Zinck,
tenor from the Grand opera house Of
Copenhagen, will render selections of
the Danish composers. The entire pub
lie is interested in this affair as well
as the Scandinavian representatives OF
these three great nations.
The Los Angeles symphony orchestra
has finished its rehearsals for the first
concert, which Is to be given at the
Mason opera house on Friday after
noon next at $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Ham
ilton Is fully satisfied with the progress
made by the orchestra during the sum
mer and promises to the admirers Of
good music in this city a most COM
plete and artistic rendition of the pro-
gram numbers at this, the first SYM
phony of the season. The soloist Is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
ManSfeId'S RepertOire

n ICHARD MANSFIELD'S reper-
X toire for his seven appearances
in Los Angeles at the Mason
opera house next week will disclose
that great artist In seven changes OF
productions and characters. He will
act three of his most celebrated mod
ern roles, two great Shakespearean
characters, celebrated SCHILLER play
and comedy by Moliere. The group
Is Unprecedented outside one of the
national theaters Of Paris or Berlin.
The order of production is: Monday
inaugural nighD, December II, In
Beau Brummel;' Tuesday. December
~, as Richard, Duke of Gloster after
wards king of England, in "A production
Of Shakespeare tragedy, King Rich
ard III Wednesday, December g, In
G production Of Schillers tragedy, "Don
Carlos" Thursday, December IA as the
Baron CheVrlM In "A Partisan Ro-
nance" Friday, December is, as Shy
lock in a production of Shakespeare's
comedy, "The Merchant of Venice;"
Saturday matinee, December 16, as
Aleeste in a production of Molieres
comedy, The Misanthrope:" Saturday
0arewelD night, "Dr. Jekyll aud Mr.
Hyde"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

ing his world-famed violin recitals,
comes to Los Angeles for one concert
at Simpson auditorium on Monday, De-
cember Is. He has many friends in Los
Angeles all of whom are sounding his
praises.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
CITING is one of the most heredI

CITING is one of the most heredl-
n tary of arts. Undoubtedly the
a majority of players today follow
Il simply because they were born to IT.,
and for no better reason. They begin
their professional duties early ana
spend practically their whole lives IN
theaters. hotels, and the benunbing
monotony of Pullman car. Whatever
education, ideals, inspiration or cul-
ture they get they must get from the
theater alone, and the American the
ater for the past fifteen years has been
the worst possible place to look to
for any of these things.
The case is different with Richard
Mansfield. He had, at the outset, the
advantage of superior education and
culture and a wide experience OF men
and things. In his youth he attended
the best schools of Germany and Eng
land. When he was eighteen he had
Travelled pretty much all over the globe
with his mother Nine. Rudersdorf, and
he had lived in nearly all the capitals
of Europe. He is a musician of con-
siderable merit, and for a year was
musical critic on the Boston Globe
He was a painter before he became an
actor After an April youth, spent in
coquetting with nearly every form of
art the mans many sided genius found
at last it's proper channel.
Once an actor, Mr.. Mansfield was
fortunate enough to strike the keynote
of his power at the start and awake
like Byron to find himself famous.
Baron Chevrial his first conspicuous
role, remains one of the best in his
repertoire. The part when he took IL
up was merely an incidental one, trib-
utary to the woes of the lachrymose
MARCEL, but from the first night he
played it the other players and the
play itself faded into utter insignifi-
cance.
The next important impersonations
were "King Richard III and Beau
Brummel," and those roles fairly illus
trate the stroke and versatility of his
power.
Mr. Mansfield is first and last a
realist. He has passion for psycho-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
The Weeks Bis

Mason opera Tfouse-First half,
prince OF Pilsen" second half, THE
Sho-Gun'
BurbanlS-"The Lost Paradise
Grand-"Buster Brown
Orpheum-Naudevill
Casino-Nusical comedy.
Fischer s--NaudeVille and Farce.
Novelty-NaudCvill
Chutes-Chiaffarellf Band
Venice-Ellerys Band.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

y WING to the prominence of Nor
J way and Sweden before the pub
lie at the present time a happy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
BLEW OUT THE GAS
Domnok Dallaior Did So IN a Chicago
Hotel

Domniek Dallaioir Did SO IN a Chicago
Hotel
4 message was received from Chica.
20 yesterday by the family Of Dom
nick Dallafoir. az Amasa, saying that
Mr. Dallatoir had been overcome 10y
escaping gas IN a room in one Of the
Chicago hotels aud that his lite was
despaired Of The message stated that
he had blown out the gas and then
gene 10 bed
The message did lot state tine name
of the hotel which he was staying
at AL kinds of stories are aHoat this
morning about the affair one version
being that he smtlled the gas and got
mp and lit match igniting the gas,
and that he 4 severely burned The
message did not state any sncn but it
ia possible that later news has been
received
His wife AMI "a brother left SAmasa
last night aud are now with him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
.DIETz EMULATED
AT ATKINSON
DRIVERS CHASED AWAY BY MAN
WITH RIFLE.
MAN NAMED GRIMES OIO IT
Conflicting Claims as to Ownership o.
Land on Which Dam Is Located
the Cause.

Iron county has Dietz case The
scene OF the affair is above Atkinson
ON the Paint river and about eight
miles from Elmwool a man named
Grimes Is the principal on one side
and tine Boum company through VIM
Moss who ha. the contract 20 arrive
che logs an tba Paint river, is the prin-
cllal gec0t an tte athar -.de rae
H-a af contention SIN rr1ir dsm
ud aaa h lntaf understand is
nau ita whom Grimes has
auoued an the 1au Hita .u uttlbns
aeat lHa tellow vha attempts 10
raise tha gate
The arsi that Uas Knowa ot tuis
condition qt Affairs was last Thursday
when a man whom Moss sent % raise
The gate in the dam was warmed away
10y the fellow with the gun. Moss
man returned at once 10 this city.
where the drive is at the present writ.
ing and told his superior OF the con
dition Of affairs
Sheriff Sensina was notified AZ once
and left yesterday for the scene of the
trouble, accompanied by one OF Moss
men.
IL was not clear yesterday whether
tho man Grimes claims 10 have pur
chased the land upon which the dam
is located or If he proposes to hold tho
water 10 drive his own logs from their
present location above the dam in
question 10 Atkinson where IL is said
that he proposes TO load them ON ears
and ship them 70 lower Michigan
II the latter he is clearly tresspasser
AS the boom company has a charter
% drive the river, but IL he owns the
land ON both sides Of the stream he il
within his right
Mr. Moss when seen stated tnat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
DECORATION DAY
Was Observed In Proper Manner in Crystal
falls This Year.

Decoration day was observed In
Crystal Falls last Tuesday in lifting
manner To the women Of the W. r.
g. is due the praise for the work OF
getting NJ the ceremony and for it's
successful carrying out.
Promptly az nine the CRYSTAL Falls
band started from the fire hall for the
high school where the procession was
formed The procession marched 20
the opera house where ranks were
broken and the adults entered the
hall, the little folks returning 10 their
homes
TIE exercises at che opera house were
good By tar the most prominent
feature of the program was the address
by Cba H Waaon Mr. Watson
address was htah order auI bi.
forcefnl delivery haH the audiences
CLOSE attention fmm r w finish
Rev. johnson read "a short address
which wa vei te5 a- was also
the recitation. 3l Harry Fraser and
Edna Lynch
Following the ceremony 40 the opera
house the w r. G. and o. 4. 4
marched TO the cemetery and decorated
the graves Of the dead soldiers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
Disturbance at Great Western.

The police officers were called to
the Great Western location last sun
day 10 suppress small riot growing
out of too much booze AT wedding
celebration. The officials say that the
thing was something fearful Men.
women and children were scrapping
After much work the officers succeed
ed in separating, three fellows from
the bunch, and lugged them of 10
Jail The fight then stopped and quiet
reigned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
Killed at the Dunn

The Dunn mine was the scene of a
yery distressing accident last Thursday
morning \ man named Ed Larson
was sent down the shaft 20 do some
repair work that was needed alta Ger
tain place, not great way from the
snrface After completing the work
anl as he was about ready o. ascend to
surface again he heard the cage leaye
the bottom and knew from Che signal
that u was carrying men.
instead Of going ta tire surface by
means Of the ladder he concluded "a
wait and attempt TO board the cage
"a. 10 PASSED him When the cage
uearrd the spot the men aboard heard
someone -hout look ont "a going "a
Jump on but not knowing where
tine sognd came from they paid no
attention 90 &C.
The man must have changed bis
mind or else didu realize now close
10 him the cage WAS tor he kept his
head ont in the shaft way and the
cage came along and severed il from
his body
Thr DECREASED was single man
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03

not organized yet, fonr ~ the second
nine were included IN the lineup
which was ~ follows Henry shaw,
Brice. Ball. Nenla"heck, Hastings,
Lynch. Oswald and Lind Oswald
and Lind was the battery MP until the
seventh inning when Nemacheck and
Ball went in and finished the game at
"a hurry-up pace. The game was re
nowned mainly for the frequency and
Importance ~ It's errors. With the
second nine battery the two teams
were nearer match but with the
"old horses in the points Escanaba
was no match. The score stood Esca-
naba 10 Crystal Falls l6.
The nigh school team went TO Iron
River ON Tuesday and was trimmed
up TO the tune Of - Ia H. The game
was hotly contested one from start
20 finish
Iron Mountain is in the dumps Its
aggregation Of cast-oil copper country
players got trimmed ON Monday to the
tune of 10 to ID tine rreeport Ill.,
team made ap of PLAYERS such us
EIlie 1eat aud Matthew's hth good
.a Heaa- aaah t ntar in
tar raA Wa ar "use @
al F
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
SCHOOL BONDS SOLD
TO THE LOCAL BANK
NICE PREMIUM REALIZED FROM SALE
\ or THE ISSUE.
SITE QUESTION is NOW UP
hitseis Say Extra Cost Of Foundation
On Old Lot Will Pay For New Site
Old Building to be Kept.

The Iron County National Bank has
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
BASE BAL news

ctys,a tls Va1ug saod tie G4eataaa e.ve
Fnbous uesdaY
The lan. were treated lp two games
of bal during the werK one m sum
day between the Broucos ,nd tha Iron
Mountain Rivals aud One ou Tuesday
uetwceu u team made up oi lUar Broh
chos aud five regulars VS. au Escanaba
team
The Sunday game was quite interest
ing up Do the seventh inning Whom
Iron Mountain went 60 pieces and the
locals played hurss with taem Clyde
Henr, pitched tue etme and dtd vtll
JUnn Llud holding down the receiving
eBd Score. Bronebo , Rivals
On TUESDAY the Escanaba Blue Rib
hons club cnme htre 20 play game
with tine regulars bul as that team is
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
STILL MISSING.

Search Faus 70 Reveal ire fate o. 60,
Erickson.
Last Monday sheriff -ensiba Cora-
ner Davis aud about dozen men
started ont Ia search tot ia Erickson
thc man whose absence was noted iu
last week s issuu They started in
where the man was last seen al the
Superior avenue crossing #nf the col
mnhia miuc spur aud searched both
sides of the track to tne mine locl
tiou Every test pit was looEed into
and an of tile shafts dragged hut no
trace If the missing imam WAS found
Erickson Disappearance is certainly
peculiar although il is the general
opinion that ho skipped out iu
some manner or other aud that be
is alive today
he il reported to have had upon his
person about so ia cash Hi. board
was all paid aud he hah halt
month pay coming 40 the mine.
He LETT his clothing. trunk and other
personal effect at his borrding house
He came here about two months ago
ON tire 500 ana il rrputed to be a
teady hatdworking fellow who got
drunk but rarely Tno~e VINO saw hm
last say that he was sDber when h,
started tor hi- boarding house ON sun
day night auout lojd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
teachers Examination.

The next examination for teachers OF
Iron county will be held in the High
school room in the village Of STAN
baugh beginning Thursday june
18TH Examination in reading viii
be from Irying's Legend Of Sleepy
Hollow
John Mason Commi ssioner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03

the land is owned by the X G. com
pany Moss needs THE water 10 finish
out his drive and If he cannot get il
he will be seriously handicapped and
will be at great financial loss
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
WILL BUILD JAIL
AND PEST HOUSE
COUNTY BOARD DECIDES TO GO
AHEAD WITH THE WORK.
ANOTHER COUNTY ROAD PROPOSED
Supervisor Lyon, Proposes to Establish
One Running From Either IRON River
or Atkinson to Amasa.


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mouse fl'@o".
me prosecuting '''o''''
structea 70 prepare the necessary 7'ops
Tor the retuhalhS Oh tne county po"'S
that come doe next 'uly' nel' "io
w. ooo OF THESE ponuS iel' unP"'" "'''
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through the auaitor general lo' S''''e
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the tonr towns sci ON lr"u' ''l'''o'''
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riSht along on lhe county o'''AS
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felch W"'cn was i''' 'o', - i'2'
county and annexed TO Dickinson al
llie same '''''e i'"'', ~ -
Dickinson county ana that iron county
was drawn upon for tho inll amount
Of the state tax allotment 80 the
re- paving will have 10 start with
Dickinson county This matter was
also left IA the tros.ctitinp ATTORNEY to
ta.l
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'lon proposing '''"' WV
commissioners "e requested '' Oui''' "
r"ad through the h'tlh"Ih p'tll"H
of the county running from Iron River
to Anass supervisor McColman pro
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03
.TREEr .rALE..

! base installed pair H street
SCALES tor taa weighing of my lvo
stock. etc $50 me sue ing Charges
reasonable
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-03

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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02
Thanksgiving Day at kearns ST..
AIMS Orphanage.

Thanksgiving Day vas observed al
Kearns' st. AIMS orphanage in a va
riety Of ways. The first duty of the
day was to assemble in the chapel.
hear mass. and thank the good Lord
for the manifold blessings received
daily. Father Engester, chaplain,
spoke encouragingly to the little ones.
and told them how grateful they should
be for the many blessings bestowed
on them by Providence.
After the services all paTtook Of a
good warm breakfast, which served
as an appetizer for the turkey dinner.
At the noon hour no more beautiful
picture could be presented than that
of 10 children, all cheerful. happy and
healthy, seated around the tables and
smiling at the grand dinner which was
served by the Sisters. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Keith supplied, not only enough,
but q superb abundance of the very
best to be obtained in the market. The
order was: There must be no limit -
And there was not. Like the multiple
cation of the loaves and fishes, after
all had all they could eat. enough re-
manned to provide another turkey
meal During the afternoon candy,
supplied by Mrs. NJ. II. Kirvin. was
distributed. The whole day was a con-
tinual succession of merriment and I'M
expected surprises for the little ones.
Their appreciation and gratitude are
the silent rewards Of the generous do
nors who contributed to their happi-
ness.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02
Obituary.
Morris.

Following funeral services at which
We're present hundreds of friends, the
remains of Miss Rebecca V. Morris, the
15-year-old daughter of Mayor r. p.
Norris, We're laid to rest in City ceme-
terry Tuesday afternoon. Six young
grammar school students, class ac-
quaintances of the young girl, acted as
pallbearers, and chief@ among the
mourners We're girl alhd boy mates
whose friendship with per began with
childhood
The services were helH in the Eigh-
tenth ward meeting house. beginning
at . p. M, Bishop f. B. Plat presiding.
The speakers We're RiIlon S. Wells,
Richard w. Young. Principal J. H.
Coombs of the. Lafayette school and
Apostle John Henry Smith.
Principal Coombs told of the strong
hold that Miss Morris. had obtained
on the affections of every pupil and
teacher with whom She came in con-
tact. He spoke of her gentle nature
and her gratitude as, p.student. The
little incidents snf, har. fs@Naol life We're
related and there Wert feAv eyes that
We're not dimmed whAn Mr.. Coombs,
concluding, offered his, heartfelt sym
pathy to the bereaved Family
On the community of interest in the
fannily's great sorrow the others spoke
ana pointed 10 the great nope winch
must bear the intimate relatives up in
their bereavement.
During the service a quartette num-
Der. Not Dead, but Sleeping" was
rendered by George D. Piper, H. G.
Whitney, Horace S. Ensign and John
D. Spencer.
Benediction was pronounced by Elder
H. p. Richards.
A simple ceremony was held at the
grave. James II. Moyle speaking the
final words before interment. The
floral offerings We're beautiful, many
of the city departments sending ex-
quisite set floral pieces. Many punches
of roses and chrysanthemums We're
sent by school friends of Miss Morris.
In addition to a large number of city
officers not q few officers elect were
present at the services, including May
or-elect Ezra Thompson, and several of
the newly chosen councilmen.
The sympathy of many friends is ex-
tended to the bereaved father and fam
lily in their grief. God alone can com
fort them and aid them to bear the loss
of the fair young girl. whose sweet dis
position and lovable character endeared
her to all who knew her. May her rest
be as sweet as her life was beautiful.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02
Things Hoped.

If ] had a son who was determined
to play the races" l should hope that
he would lose his last nickel and have
to walk home after his first attendance
If I had daughter who played the
piano in the sitting room while her old
mother did the work in the kitchen I
should hope that ] might find an oak
single and be given the grace to
use it.
If ever l were to catch myself being
as mean and small as some men l
know-and I may-I hope that l should
hope for the benefit of the world that
the Angel Gabriel would toot his horn
for me very soon.
If ] ever knowingly vote for a scoun-
drel because he represents my party
hope that l may have the privilege of
going to school where the elements
of decency, are taught.
If my wife should prove to be irasci-
BILE at tiines-but / don't admit til
should hope that would remember the
sort of luck the poor girl played in
when she married me.-San Francis
co Call.