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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08

up to the umpire. Robert Wilson the
popular barber from Crystal Falls who
was brought 90 Amasa purposely TO
umpire as Bob Is a famed base ball
tan and il was supposed that he knew
an about the game Captain Morrison
of the Michigan bunch was ~ sore in
Ills denunciation Of the umpire a.
Rowe. The spectators who saw the
game were 81 the same turn o. mind.
When asked for specific kicks they
said there were 50 many that they
coulan separate them The game will
81 finished tomorrow with a nome
umpire and il is hoped that better re-
suits will be obtained.
IN the evening dance was held in
the town hall, the music being fur
nished by Dewsy's orchestra OF Crys-
tai Falls.
The best Of order was observed in
the village during the whole of the
day and the Fourth Of July, 1895 will
long be remembered by all.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08

and feet aud the estimate Of some OF
the heights We're sixteen thousand
feet
Snow was on most OF these peaks
and the air war the purest and coolest
we ever breathed We were obliged.
after the sunret salute was tired, %
PM on our wraps and were told that
there are n SIS here every night that
fact accounting for tho absence Of
flowers Oh the plaza.
our stay was only from 3O clock
a. n. until 30 p. N but We saw
more than enough to compensate us
for the - spent on this short trip
After dinner we took IA carriage ride
from the hotel around To the many
points Of interest including the
spring. devils kitchen, pulpit terraces
etc. returning in time to take the
ride down the mountain again on
our tally no. just after sunset.
There IL one thing that strikes MS as
peculiar hl this country and il Is the
absence Of cemeteries. We have seen
but two loue tomostones between Min
neapolis and TINS place. so. we con
cluded that the atmosphere is so ener-
waiting that people never die ont here.
Yours waiting,
Madames Webb and Rowley.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08
wooDMEN LET DOWN BARS.
Head Camp OF the oraer at Milwaukee Acts
on Liquor Question.

Head Camp OF the oraer at Milwaukee Acts
on Liquor Question.
For the first time during the session
Of the head camp Of the Modern Wood
men. II was necessary Friday 10 hold
roll call OF the states on the subject
under discussion in order 10 ascertain
the vote
1t was the liquor question That ne.
cessitated this action and by the
decision Of the delegates. many per
sons who have hitherto been barred
from the order may now become
members
According to the recommendation Of
the law committee the clerical force
in a brewery or dietiller or carpenters
working on the buildings aud IN fact
any person not stakeholder or owner
and not actively engaged in the manu-
tacture. sale or handling Of the liquor
may now b. taken into the organiza
ton
Long and hea,ed discussions marked
the introduction of this much discuss
ed subject. and il was not until the
delegate had become thoroughly tired
ont. that vote on the question was
allowed
The vote was so uncertain that "A roll
call Of the states was ordered and the
final vote resulted in victory tor
those who have advocated more lenieut
measures in this regard.
Previous 10 the roll call, Head Consul
Talbot stated that the amendment II
adopted did not let down the bars
of trc society unfortunately hut
/ that il tended T. correct some Of the
faults that have become manifest In
the old law
Another important action taken was
( the adoption Of the resolution admit.
Ing miners af certain grades OF ore in
10 the society, upou the payment Dog
them of an extra hazardous rate The
question resulted i'm heated and pro.
Iouged debate uut WAS finally passed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08
AMASA NEWS.

AmasA certainly had grand oe.e
bmton last Tuesday As good a time
wla lad here a. al amy place ,u the
country Two.huudred dollars were
distributed IN prizes and every child
in the village received a bag of candy
and au orange something that they
AN appreciated
The fan began early iu the forenoon
with a parade in which the float Illus
tratlug the several iu3Betyie. vi Amasa
was the most prominent and in which
Cha- Peterson dealing ont Menomiuee
beer, was the most prominent figure.
Taerc was long program ct races. the
most prominent among which We're
the foot AMI bicycle race. TIE bicycle
race was won hy John Hughes
\ bad accident happened during this
race that came near marring thu day S
enjoyment Some 1T the boys took
the sidewalk and some the road Roy
Whitehead was on the walk and collid-
eel with woman aud both were badly
hurt Fred Badour took second money
and rode an tht way iu the street
The half mile race was won by Isnac
Junger first and ia Mitchell second.
In the hundred yard dash Roy White
head came ont first and Mitchell
second
Tine drilling contest was held iu the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08

Chas. Carter caused considerable ex
citement az the Tobin location last
Sunday by dropping suddenly ont Of
sight aud a posse was organized 70
hunt for HIM when his whereabouts
were discovered II seems that Charl e
had worked continuously TOR 80 hours
aud VIXEN the night shift came nj at
eleven clock Saturday nigth he bied
himself 1T once 20 his boarding house,
very sleepy aud tired lie was the
only boarder In the house and he
dropped into the frs, room he came
"a, lay down on the bed and went 20
sleep. Sunday forenoon messenger
was sent % his room 10 wake him but
came back reporting that he was not
in Then inquiries began 70 zee made
aud the more the boys inquired the
more OF a mystery there seemed 10
be about the disappearance. A posse
Of about a dozen was organized but
just before the bunch started ON the
search Earnest NUNS thought that
he would 20 mp and make another in
vestigation at tie boarding house He
searched every room and finally came
upon Nick sound asleep.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08
Chamberlain'S
collie. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

A few loses ~ this remedy will
invariably cure An ordinary at
tack ~ darrhca
II has been used in nine epi
denies ot dysentery with perfect
success
II can always be dep nd-d
upon. even Ia the more severe
attacks 90 cramp collie and chul
era morbGs
II Is equally successful Tor
summer diarrh-a aud cholera
infantum IN children and is the
means 0tsaviug the lives % many
children each year
When reduced with water and
sweeteuad it's pleasant 90 take
Every man OF q family should
keep this remedy In his nome
Bay II now 10 may save life
PACE 25-. LARGE SIZE. soc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08

AsTEAl a dark iron gray horse
with bell on weight about 1900 or
400 pounds also has an old brand GA
lcfl side and a white spot ou Tie left
forward leg ON the muscle ANY i'm
formation viii be thankfully received.
Chas NaSsar, Iron River, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08

WANTED LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEE IN this and ADJOINING ter.
rttoues to represent and advrrti~ the
Wholesale aud Educational Department
OF an old established house % solid
financial standing Salary Sl SD per
day, with expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct fru head-
INrtegs Horse AND buggy furnished
when necessary Position permanent
Address Blew Brothers N tu lNpt.
@uunu Bldg CHICAGO. llI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08

ALL THE MONEY IL CALIFORNIA
il not from It's gold fields Fortunes
are made from the wheat fields aud
the fruit farms Why not investigate
the chances therel Through train
service Chicago 10 California via
Chicago Milwaukee a ST Paul Rail.
way. Union Pacific aud southern
Pacific Line Rate for double berth,
= Chicago to San Francisco Los An
geles Santa Barbara or Sacramento
Tourist folder. with complete iutor
nation. sent free ON request L g..
Miller General Passenger Agent
Chicago. er ~ S Howell IS, Lron
way. New Aurk
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-07-08

a peddler got important with Town
ship Clerk Uren the other day and re.
fused 10 pay his license. He started 70
peddle around on the Michigan loca-
ton and Mr. Uren got Marshal Leo
nard and they took possession of his
horse and goods. unloading them IN
the town hall for storage. The fellow
came around later and paved all
charges and got out
Captain Hughes was at Norway ON
the Fourth visiting Mrs Hughes She
is getting on very nicely and the
Captain returned home much encour
aged
George Promo lett Wednesday morn
ing with several men for Sidnaw 10
complete the tearing down Of the
Fouteir House which ne is to move
to this place soon.
Miss Carrie sherman was up from
the Falls TO visit with her parents
over the Fourth
Miss Laura Exlruu 81 Republic Is
in the village visiting her sister Miss
Carrie
Mr and Mrs Batty ot Quiuneseo.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs Abe Gill
Mrs Harry Vivian returned from her
visit 10 Republic last Wednesday
Captain ) T. Edwards spent the
Fourth visiting friends al Bessemer
Alex and George Leonard are in
Amasa visiting their Father David
Leonard
Editor Diamond Drill
Will Won kindly say in your next
issue that the Amass Branchos
would like 10 arrange game Of base
ball with Bob Wilson Tigers at
I CRYSTAL Falls at amy time he may
choose
WA. Creu Captain Bronchos
Not cent wanted. unless you are
cured. II you are sick and ailing
take HolHster- Rocky Mountain Tea
A great blessing to the human family
Makes y6u we'll keeps you well 80
cents Ten or Tablets
II Christensen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
GREEK CATHEDRAL
TRANSFERRED TO NEW YORK
Oficial Authority Received and in Six
Weeks STAFF of Priests Will
Ieava Cifv

The Greek-Russian Cathedral is to
be transferred from San Francisco to
New York City. The report has al
ready been published in The Call, and
last evening the Rev. Father Sebas-
tian Dabovich confirmed it.
1t has been officially decided that in
about six weeks the cathedral and
staff of priests shall move to the East
ern metropolis. henceforth the seat of
the presiding Bishop of the orthodox
eastern church of North America. The
cathedral staff to leave San Francisco
will consist of the Rev. Father Popoff,
Nicanor Greevsky, Deacon Elias and
other assistants. Father Dabovich
will visit Kansas City, Pittsburg, Chi
cago and Philadelphia in the service
of the orthodox church.
The Rev. Father Pashkovsky will
remain in charge of the church in San
Francisco and the present cathedral
will serve to accommodate worshipers
until such time as new church shall
have been erected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
KIRKLAND FINISHES FIRSF
IN FAMOUS STEEPLECHASE
Captures the Liverpool Grand Nation
al From Field of Twenty
Seven Starters.

LIVERPOOL, March 31.-Kirk-
land won the Grand National Steeple-
chase of 1850 sovereigns to-day. The
winner was second last year. Napper
Tandy was second and Buckaway III
was third. Twenty-seven horses
started.
The result of the Grand National
was a complete upset of all calcula-
tions. King Edwards new purchase.
Moifaa, which won last year, was gen.
orally regarded as an almost certain
winner, but Anthony, his jockey. was
kicked this morning and was unable
to ride, possibly accounting for the
defeat of the favorite. The King was
present with large party to see the
race. Mr.. Gollan's Seahorse II. re-
Gently purchased by an American
sportsman, MIR. Cotton" ran, but was
not placed. The supporters of Moifaa
were only fiattered for short time.
The horse ultimately fell at valen-
tines brook.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
RULES AGAINST
CABLE COMPANY
Yenezuela's Court Decides
That the French Concern
Has Forfeited Contract
CASTRO DESIRES PEACE
Quotes Words of Roosevelt
and Says He Asks No More
Than President PrOclailns

CARACAS, March 31.-President
Arnal of the highest court to-day de-
cided that the French Cable Company
to fulfill its terms, and he decided
against the Government in the ac-
ton for damages resulting from the
ed the company to appeal for re-
consideration by the entire court,
whose decision will be final.
A desire for a peaceable adjust
ment of Venezuela's financial trou-
bles was reiterated by President Cas-
tro of that republic in an interview
to-day. President Castro said:
Il have from the first seen that no
danger was likely to arise out of the
affairs which have unduly occupied
public attention. Aside from other
reasons, Venezuela places complete
confidence in the words of President
Roosevelt. who said: Americas atti-
tude toward all nations should be one
of cordial and sincere friendship. We
should show strongly our desire for
their good will by acting toward them
in a spirit of justice and generous rec
ognition of all their rights. We wish
peace, but wish the peace of justice,
the peace of righteousness. No weak
nation that acts rightly and justly
should ever have cause to fear u.s.
Venezuela asks no more than Mr..
Roosevelt proclaims.
we hold that the French cable
case and the Bermudez case are iden-
teal. Neither company has. fulfilled
its contracts. Both favor revolution
lists here"
President Castro declared that the
asphalt company gave the revolution
lists 100000 in one instance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

was called to the bench and sentenced
to six months imprisonment. Then he
resumed his seat and slumber.
An agent of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Children prose-
cuted the case and told the court of the
mans career. While pretending to be
a physician in q Texas town he became
acquainted with a Mrs. Medlinker a
successful artist in oil and water colors
wife Of a prosperous citizen and moth
er of FIVE children. Ward induced the
woman to elope with him, and three of
the children accompanied them to this
coast. He was a habitual morphine
user, and she soon became similarly
enslaved. They had very little money
when they started West, and up and
down the land they wandered, begging
and borrowing. In Stockton the entire
family stood on street corners and So
licited aims from passers-by until the
police drove them out of town. In other
places the little ones sold cheap candy,
needles and knickknacks, and the
money went for the purchase of opium
for the adults. Sometimes the woman
would do little bits of art work, which
were sold for the purchase of cheap
food and the Indispensable drug. When
the quintet came to this city officer
White obtained letters of guardianship
and placed the children in comfortable
nOneS- Inc man ana woman 1VeQ IN
squalor at 7S1 Folsom street until she
became( so i'll from constant opium
using that her removal to a hospital
was necessary, and she is still there
From her neck TO her feet she is mass
of sores caused by the morphine
needles punctures, and her skin is
drawn so tight as to threaten bursting
The doctors pronounce it an interesting
case Soon after the woman's elope-
husband died
learned what became of her and his
three little ones.
In his lucid intervals Ward talks in
a way that reflects a college training.
Before he fell from grace he must have
been a handsome fellow. for even in his
degeneracy he shows a symmetrical fig
ure and face that neither insufficient
bodily nourishment nor the opium pal
lor has made entirely unattractive. His
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

Of that nation. where his first public
appearance in combat with a bull made
him an idol Of the populsce- Among
those who fell down and worshiped
was the young wife of an aged and
wealthy owner OF much valuable prop
erty. She did not dissemble her in
fatuation. but laid such vigorous siege
10 the pre-empted affection Of the tor
eador that only his deep and enduring
love for the seno-ita he had left behind
him saved his honor and that Of the
enamored besieger. When satisfied that
he could never he hers, the rejected
one became possessed of the proverbial
fury Of the woman scorned, her anger
being accentuated by the fact that so
openly had she displayed her adora-
ton as TO make il subject Of common
gossip. So the next thing the brave
Juan experienced was abduction He
was carried away by poems and ar
raigned before the husband of the re-
jected one. who was also there and ac-
cused him Of having proposed the very
Iiason which he had sidestepped- At
the conclusion Of her testimony the
landowner suggested that she pro-
nounce the sentence, which she
promptly did by instructing her poems
20 slay the prisoner the following morn
st daybreak During the night, how
ever, she relented and reduced the
penalty 10 banishment for life, and the
unhappy Juan was hurried TO the
northern border line and deposited,
penniless, in these United States AS
bullhghting is not among this country's s
legitimate industries he quickly be-
came q member in good standing Of
the tramping army. That was how
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
PROSAIC PATROLMAN
SMASHES A ROMANCE
Disfyo0es Vagabouds Story
Pretty Tale OF Masculine Fealty to
Love Pledge Falls Flat.
BY JAMES c. CRAWFORD.

Juan Sorie. stalwart. swsrthy and
picturesqrely ragged. folded his arms
and unfolded a romantic bit Of auto
biography in the court of Police Judge
FRITZ. The charge against him was
Vagrancy and the arresting policeman
had mercilessly pressed it home ere
Juan was given opportunity TO narrate
6 portion OF his life tale.
Originally Of Spain, he said, a tempt
ing offer 10 pursue his profession OF
bullhghter in the republic Of Mexico
induced him 70 emigrate 10 this conti-
neut. In the arenas Of Madrid, Sc
Vile and Barcelona he had earned
fame as q fearless and agile prodder
Of toro, but his pecuniary rewards were
not commensurate with his popularity
and the bodily risks he took. Besides,
he had surrendered his heart to the
keeping Of q virtuous provincial maid
en- whose only dover was her beauty
he who had some Of CASTLES grand
est danes signing for his smiles. so
bidding his sweetheart au revoir until
he could return across the main with
doubloons sufficient TO justify matri-
mgny he took ship for Mexico and IN
due time arrived at the capital city
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
HAzERS BADLY
IN]URE A BOY
Special pi.patch to The CAN

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 81.
Herbert Lake, aged 16, is near death,
his nerves paralyzed. as the result of
hazing by members of the High
School Greek Letter Fraternity. One
of the features of the initiation was
a slide down a steep hill locked in a
coffin. Lake was forced to swim in
a snow-filled gutter and underwent
other nerve racking tortures in the
fraternity room. He was lowered in a
coffin attached to ropes from the roof
of the five-story auditorium building.
Lake, who is a son of widow, re-
fuses to give any information that
would lead to the Identification of his
tormentors.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

hair and mustache are abundant and
raven black.
Norman E. Weed, boarder at the
Metropolitan Hotel, on Third street, en-
listed the elevator boy, Frank Arios, to
purchase for him a bottle of whisky,
but when the liquor was delivered at
his room he declined to pay for it, and
the cost fell upon the actual purchaser
The boy persistently dunned Mr.. Weed
for the price of the wet goods until he
became convinced that his pleading
was wasted. and then he inaugurated a
system of reprisal, which mainly con-
sisted of refusing to carry his debtor in
the lift" Mr.. Weed did not relish his
enforced ascents and descents of the
stairway, as his apartment was on a
high floor, and his wrath waxed apace
with his UPS and downs until he be-
a knife and slash several rents in Mas
ter Arios' coat while attempting to
puncture his torso. The original charge
was assault with a deadly weapon, but
inasmuch as the youths cuticle was
not lacerated Judge Mogan granted the
defenses motion that the accusation be
changed to that of exhibiting a deadly
will be sentenced.
Oscar Gunther may not have deliber-
ately flown in the face of superstition
anent the unluckiness of the number
thirteen when he visited John Dupas-
quir on March 13 and induced him to
cash a worthless check for $1S. Mr..
Dupasquir, whose saloon is at 1175
Howard street, declined to prosecute
when the case was called before Judge
Mogan, so there was nothing else to do
than order dismissal
John Olden. grocer at Twenty sixth
avenue and Lake street. sold bottle of
whisky TO two policemen disguised as
and pretending to be railroad laborers,
and the case was continued by Judge
Mogan.
Judge Conlan continued till next Fri
day the case of David Lecari, charged
with having brutally beaten seven
year-old Sadie Hackley last Thursday
afternoon on Powell street He repeat
edly struck the little one and then
grasped her neck and squeezed it until
she was almost strangled. 1t is be-
lieved that the man is mentally un-
sound.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Oxford Athletes Beat Cambridge.

LONDON, March 31.-The annual
field sports between Oxford and Cam
bridge took place to-day at the
Queens Club. oxford won 6H events
to 3H for Cambridge.
The high jump was tie between
P. NJ. Young (American. South Da-
kota and Oriel Oxford) E. E.
Leader (Trinity Cambridge and E.
r.. get-Tomlinson (Trinity Hall,
Cambridge with 5 feet inches.
w. E. Schutt (American, Cornell
University and Brazenose (Oxford)
were only able to finish second to A.
S. D. Smith (Jesus, Cambridge) in the
three-mile race. Time. 10 minutes,
s As seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

ACCUSED OF STEALING PURSE-Mrs
W. p Brong employed an expressman on
Thursday afte~-cr to remove her furniture
from 315 Van Ness avenue to IS6 McAllister
street. The expressman got j. j. O'connell,
q Jumper to assist him. O'Connell did not
finish his work. and after he had gone Mrs
Brong missed her purse. containing $50 She
notified the police and late that night O'Con-
nell was arrested by Policeman James Culli-
name and booked at the City Prison on a
charge of grand larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

WINS HONORS
Special Dispatch to Tn. Cali.

WELLESLEY, Mass, March 81
At the chapel exercises to-day at
Wellesley College. Dean Pendleton
announced the honor scholarships.
comprising those who have done the
highest grade of academic work. A
Los Angeles gifl, Miss Olive Greene.
of the class of 1906 is among the win
ners. She is not only brilliant as a
scholar, but is one of the most pop
ulad girls in her class
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
EMPRESS OF, GERMANY HAS
SEVERE FALL IN SICILY
Stumbles While Descending Steep
Path. but Escapes Seri-
Gus Injury.

MESSINA, Sicily. March 31.-The
German Empress, who arrived here on
March 26 on the imperial yacht Ho-
henzollern, went on an excursion to-
day TO Taormina Castle. While COM
ing down a steep path her Majesty
stumbled and fell forward to the
ground. Princes Eitel and Oscar, her
sons, and the imperial suite rushed to
her assistance, but the Empress re-
gained her feet without assistance. By
quickly extending her hands over her
face her Majesty saved it from injury.
The backs of her hands were scratched
by the stones. The excursion, how
ever, was not Interrupted.