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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11

Prof Taft. superintendent OF farm.
ers' Institutes, has arranged for tho
following list OF Institutes during the
next month:
One-day institutes-Crawford coun
~ South Branch township, Nov. II
(Scott school house,: Beaver Greek
township. Nov. 13 (Benedlct school
house,; Maple Forest township. Nov
IA (Forbush school house,; Field Han
ser school house, Nov. IS: Judge. Nov
16.
Montmorency county-Vienna. Nov
II: Hillman, Nov. 1S
Two-day Institutes 49, Menominee
county, ingalls,. Nov 10-1l; Iron coun
ty, Iron River Nov. 1874; Dickinson
county Iron Mountain, Nov l4-l5;
Ontonagon county. Even, Nov. 1916;
Delta county. Gladstone. Nov. 1918
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11

chose, but at this time do not think
Il best"
Il thank you" replied the doctor.
and will try to look upon the matter
as the act OF true gentleman.
How can ever sufficiently thank
you for your kind INTEREST,"" said
Pearl, who perhaps understood Lang's
motive better than her father.
Simply by never mentioning the
fact again, Miss Huntington, and by
following out any plans | may give
you which ! shall think for your bene-
IT." was the gallant reply OF Louis.
. Then TO change the conversation,
Louis said Schiller said something
about your being compelled to live
here. IN scMsiQnOuntlh you complied
<f-s6AIAsaV tFat'he'Aad framed for
your ,especiahI1aehE 4.What decree
NH ,ar'Antef sasaTkstsyoEe
Until I..would c6AseIf to practice
in YSradIst." 80 -
"TSs~<Souso is .aitfSoseas. to +.
haunted" said Loula BE copld see
Pearl shudder And ittehIlitr' is or
the opinion that he is,.inf lcting untold
torture on nS By pompeAng us to re-
mSin .bene, Your case has been put
in my hands. and am made respon-
sible for your safe keeping. Such be-
ing the case, I am OF the opinion that
you had better promiseg'
well. II you put II In a personal
light, I'll do t. My poor wife, am
afraid that she will go crazy about
Pearl and myself"
Il will undertake TO notify her that
you are safe" said Louis.
You. how7"
II am not helpless" said Louis. II
can do much that would seem quite
impossible az this time"
A sigh OF relief escaped the closed
lips OF the doctor. Il will trust youl"
he said.
And I. too. will trust you, and pray
for You. my husbandi" said Pearl
You seem an honest man. though
your history as read OF by Golden. in
the eyes OF honest and supplemented
people Is anything but a good one"
You do me too much honor. under
the circumstances" said Louis. bow
ing. He felt like making clean
breast OF II and telling these two PEG
plo the truth. but he refrained. II was
we'll that he did so, for every word
that was being spoken now was being
overheard. Time VIII tell whether
I deserve your respest OF not. The
time IL short for me 20 rest will
bid you good night"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11

could escape from the city. walk from
here to sub-station No. /. obtain a
relay OF horses and be well on my way
TO civilization before missed"
'As to that, Lang, can well believe.
I could believe anything OF you"
"You are acquainted with my his
tory" replied Louis. THE only thing
you don't know is that my robbery OF
Jim Denver was a put up job
"oh. ho!" exclaimed Wilson. Then
you arc"
Never mind the term" interrupted
Louis. Il have my suspicious about
you also. ! presume can rely upon
your"
Your suspicious are correct You
can depend upon me. ! am here for
the purpose or rQbblng the COLONY
II presume you have made some
Roadway while here toward enllstlng
the services OF others besides your
ii%Ss.fRSfsi atsh.taJrisa asaai twenty
on the subject. and formed a society
for that purpose. These are, all des-
perate criminals now wording In
tho mines. As you and, lPaff
, iobneemnsdl tli6re also but hive thb
privilege OF sleeping here nights, wh
oughe I'd be able 70 smuggle into the
miners the necessary arms and ammu.
milton TO make an outbreak success.
full"
Il think this can be done" said
Lang. Holden Is attached 10 me. and
has promised me his aid. ROGERS Is
little incensed against Schiller. and
Golden is sure he can get his coopera-
dof, 49, 49,
"If you have won over Rogers" re-
piled Wilson, elated, "the task should
he easy. All the military stores are In
eis keeping"
Tho two friends conversed on the
subject for quite time. Then after
a hasty lunch, Wilson, complaining OF
being tired, and realizing far better
than Lang what labor would be ex-
pected OF him on the morrow, retired.
Lang. before retiring. went down to
the front room. After attending TO
the locking OF all the doors and patch
lng up the windows as much as pos
aible, not TO overhear DR.. Huntington
and Pearl engaged in conversation.
ne Knocked upon the parlor door anu
was bid "come In" by the doctor.
DIR. Huntington had aged consider
ably in tho last few weeks. His hair,
which up 10 this time was naturally
black. was now streaked with gray.
His eyes. usually so brilliant were
now duh and watery and surrounded
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
MILL CREEK PEOPLE IN ARMS
Railroad Trains Don't Stop. Prevent
ing Passengers Saving Money.

Railroad Trains Don't Stop, Prevent
ing Passengers Saving Money.
Deputy Railroad Commissioner ID.
n. Clark has been at Mill Greek 10
see II he cannot pour a little oil on
troubled waters. Mill Creek Is few
miles north OF Grand Rapids. from
which II Is reached by two railroads
and an electric line. Recently passen-
gers bound north have been taking
he street car TO Mill Greek and there
boarding the train. saving ten cents.
The railroad companies caught on to
what was being done and recently
gave orders not 20 stop trains at MIL
Creek. thereby attempting 10 force
passengers 10 take the steam cars at
Grand Rapids This nearly resulted in
a revolution at Mill Greek. and Sen
ator Huntley Russell, on behalf OF the
reyolutionlsts, appealed TO the gov.
ernor and the railroad commissioner
The latter has no power TO compel
the railroads TO stop trains except
where the public has subscribed 10
the construction OF the roads, and no
body az Mil Greek ever gave any
thing to the two railroads. However.
Deputy Clark will consider the matter
and the railroads may be coaxed to
stop their trains.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
THE LETTER OF THE BOND.
Not Horse Traders Fault n Other
Misunderstood Him.


Misunderstood Him.
In the ordinary way blum old John
Hopkins is as honest as the sunlight.
but II is difficult for a man to rigid
ly adhere 20 a righteous upbringing
and deal in horses at one and the
same time.
At a horse fair recently n fine old
crusted farmer approached him.
"will that owd nag pull, sir?" he
.queried.
my friend" said John quietly and
sincerely 81 assure you that II would
do you good 10 see that horse pull"
y Jshn was as We'll tr,iShed' az, known,
and the horse changed hands at his
price.
As ill,luck would have II, he met the
purchaser a week later and the latter
pounced upon him.
II What dye mean" he roared. In n
voice OF thunder-"what dye mean by
telling me that horse would pull7
Why. that spawned brute won't pull
an empty drayl"
my friend" said old John. "if you
will reflect a moment you will remem.
her that I said Il would do you good
10 see that horse draw. And so Il
will, my frlend--so II will"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11

by heavy rings OF black. The strong
man was trembling as II In the throes
OF ague. He was sitting by the win.
dow, and Pearl was kneeling at his
feet The doctor rose 10 his feet when
Louis entered the room.
you are the husband OF my daugh-
teri" the doctor asked In an agitated
voice.
II am that man." said Louis, re.
specially. He was struck by the
sight OF so much misery. and pity lent
tenderness 10 HIS tone. But do not
misunderstood my motive" he added,
TO reassure the hapless prisoner II
did not marry your daughter TO take
advantage OF her weakness nor OF
yours! | married her. not because
loved her, but because her case APP
pealed 10 my sense OF honor, and be.
cause wished TO protect her from the
violence OF an INSCRIPTIONS scoun.
dreli"
What are your intentions concern
ing my daughter?" the doctor asked
MY intentions are honorable ones
She can bear my name-it Is not an
honorable one In the sight OF such as
you-but In this case. II Is protec-
ton against insult; and while | live
YOU can rest content that I will
avenge her honor"
You speak manly enough" replied
the doctor. hut / cannot quite under
stand why you do this. II you were
actuated by emotions akin TO love or
revenge. for instance. l could see
through r."
you forget pity DR.. Huntington.
| feel for you and your daughter. You
do not know me. but ! heard OF your
case before I saw you. | have been a
hard mani have done many things
to be ashamed OF in my time; but I
have resolved 20 atone for my sins.
and I do not mean TO see you and
yours creatures in the hands OF such
man as Schiller. could explain
my motive satisfactorily 10 you. II
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
PLAIN FUNERAL GOOD ENOUGH
Wealthy Kalamazoo Man Wanted No
Estravaaant Pomp.

In the viii Of Edward Lothrop. filed
In the probate court at Kalamazoo.
there Is a peculiar clause in which
the deceased begged OF his wife not
to expend more than 500 on his fun
eraL The paragraph reads Il
would much prefer that my wife tako
but 500 for my funeral. and instead
of bedecking my coffin with flowers
and putting me In stone vault. boz
stow the money upon some charity.
! want 10 be buried in a plain coffin.
without ornament or trimmings OF
any kind | want no tombstone or
monument OF any kind make this
request IN my last will because | am
opposed TO the foolish pOmp and OK.
tIaNagance now displayed over the
dead. The custom has truly become
demoral.zing MIR. Lothrop was one
OF the wealthy mon OF the southern
part Of the county
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Seek Federal BUILDING.

Congressman Samuel W. smith VIII
again renew his efforts before tho
public buildings committee OF con.
gress this winter for federal build.
ing for Pontiac Mr. Smith stated
hat hewill appear before the com
mon council OF Pontiac shortly and
ask the appointment OF committee
10 gather statistics relative TO tho
growth Of the city and compile them
In the list Of Information to be pre-
scented.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Farmers Quarrel over Land.

In amdaylts filed at Kalamazoo In
a suit for assault and battery. James
Van Kirk. farmer charges his
neighbor, Grinder, with calling all his
male help together and running WON
on out or a corn field at the point OF
guns. A dispute over the ownership
OF ten acres OF corn led to the trou.
BILE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
First Night in the Haunted House.

First Night In the Haunted House.
The interior OF the Haunted
House." with the exception OF the
front room, was in fair order. There
we're six rooms in all, quite comfort
ably furnished. and the kitchen was
well stocked with utensils and pro-
Visions. Upon entering the place the
arst thing 10 do was TO light the lamps
in every room; then 10 open up the
prison door and allow DR.. Huntington
and his daughter to remain n while in
conversation. While these two were
consollng. Lang and Wilson explored
he house.
Wilson" said Lang, after satisfy
ing himself that there was no one
within hearing you understand why
| married Pearl Huntington. | mar
ried her because wished 70 keep
her from the hands OF Schiller, and 10
protect her from insult. Have acted
the mani"
You certainly have. Lang" said
Wilson.
IF have done right. l want your
bNil W NphlluhH W ~ 80 IN OIutT 10
enlist your sympathies with me am
going TO make conhdant OF you. !
am going to place my life in your
keeping"
you can trust me" simply replied
Wilson. and he meant Il.
In as few words as possible Lang
enlightened Wilson on the fact that
there was n tunnel under the house,
besides telling him. by way OF settling
any fears he might have on the sub.
Iect, that the house was not haunted
but that It's reputation had been given
II by Golden as a means OF hiding the
entrance
What" cried Wilson, "a tunnel?
{ have been here for years. and have
sounded every part OF the ground. and
have never discovered I'll"
such is the truth, however
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Railway Tax HEARING.

The supreme court has fixed Dec
as the date for hearing arguments
in the case OF the state against the
Michigan Central railway for the coli
lection Of back taxes Tho railroad
company fled a demurrer to the
states bill OF complaint which was
oyerruled by Judge West. II Judge
West is sustained by the supreme
court the case viii be tried In Ing.
ham county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Butter Factory for BRIGHTON.

Fortyhve business men and farm
ers of Brighton and vicinity have
formed n preliminary organization for
butter company. A factory will be
built and run by the Burnap Supply
company OF Toledo. for ninety days
and then turned over to the local com.
pany. The factory will use the milk
from 400 COWS. much OF which will
be diverted from the condensed milk
factory at Howell.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
~ Not There. where1

The publisher had reached HIS once
late. and there we're signs upon his
face that he had Just passed through a
strenuous experience.
"The trouble Is" he said peevishly
10 the waiting author. that you don't
make the marriages in your novels
happy ones"
Tie sighed.
"And the Lord knows" he contin.
ued. that we've got TO have happy
marriages somewherei"-Smart Set.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
BURGLAR Is cap,ured.

Two burglars heard shots as they
emerged, frightened, from Gus Abra-
hams gun store at Flint. They enter
ed by a window, but made for the
front door to get out. Patrolman
Green gave chase and captured
George Miller. local character Ar
thur Wheeler. who lives over the
store, fired the shots. This Is the sec
ond attempt TO burglarize the store
within year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Reseues Babes From Death.

Three children. the oldest not much
more than 3 years old. were snatched
from death by Miss Florence Button,
who saw thepl siandipg on tho ID. g.
NJ. & M. railway crossing AT Johnson
avenue. Pontiac. The three little. cots
Marvin Green. Opal otto and HARRIET
Beardslee wandered from their homes
on Oakland avenue and deliberately
stood in front Of an east.bound express
train
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
.rransIent Merchant Lnw.

Attorney General Bird holds that
The law OF 1905 relative to transient
merchants repeats by implication the
law of 1902. Under the present law
transient merchants are not required
to make a deposit with the secretary
Of state or to pay state license fee
as formerly. The law requires them
TO take out local license only.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Teacher Is FATALLY burned.

Flora Richard, public school teach
er OF Ironwood. tripped in the stairs
on her way 10 bed in her nightrobe.
Her lamp exploded as .she fell and
she was fatally burned before her
mother and brother could save her.
They were seriously but not fatally
burned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
pun neeomen unrulx.

Paul Hammond OF Hart and two
companions were leading bull
through the streets az Pentwater
when the animal caught Hammond
with his horns and threw him high
IN the air. Hammond drew sheath
knife and slashed the bulls throat.
then sent bullet into the animal
Hammond was not badly hurt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Escape Burning TO Death.

BY jumping from a second story
window. Donna and Dorothy, aged IL
and 10 years respectively. escaped
burning to death in the home OF their
father, lars Solosth at Grand Rapids
Six other children also escaped. The
fire was caused by a gasoline stove
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Must Ham For Murder.

Angus McPhail VIII be hanged De
cember for the murder OF man
named Anderson at Darlington. Wash
He formerly conducted a liquor bust.
ness at Grand Marais A sister oc.
casionally visits him, but lie has re.
ceiyed no assistance from two broth.
crs, who are said to be successful
miners IN Alaska
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Mo, knooklnn.

Miss Hygee-I saw you at the con.
cert last night. Did you notice how
my. voice completely filled the hail7
Miss Jellers-Yes. dear: II undoutt.
-edly had much 10 do with drawing the
crowd. though there was n good deal
Of public curiosity 10 hear the new or.
chestra and Miss Dearly. the wonder
ful harpist, you know.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Troops May Go to sanInaw.

A request has been made for tho
attendance OF the Michigan state
troops at the seml-centennial celebra.
ton In Saginaw next year The re.
quest may be granted II the Saginaw
celebration can be arranged to take
place Immediately following the an.
rual state encampment.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
nnu,a lIte crn.hed out

while Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Fills or
Portland were visiting AZ Alma their
7-year-old son. Ora, was killed He
sat on the ground by a lumber pile
on which HIS schoolmates were play.
ing, when II tipped over. crushing out
bis life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
Woman Is Badly Hurt.

While hanging pictures at the homo
OF Mrs. J. ID, Denton OF Forth Huron,
where she was visiting. Mrs. T. II.
Robbins Of Detroit fell from step.
ladder, sustaining internal injuries.
two fractured ribs and a spraIned hip.
She Is IN critical condition In the
city hospital.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11
JUDGE carpen,sr Has improved.

Justice w. l.. Carpenter OF the SIT
preme court has returned 10 Lansing
from Alma, where he has been rcGcJv.
ing treatment at the sanltarium. He
IS greatly improved in health. Juge
Carpenter Will Become chief justice
OF tho supreme court Jan j.