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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
place For valuables.

They were on their honeymoon. The
BIG bridegroom was 80 proud OF his
little wife that he could not resist the
temptation 20 take the hotel clerk
into his confidence.
say" he whispered. leaning over
he desk. my wife "a a jewel"
I'm that case. sir" chuckled the
hotel clerk. y really cannot allow her
to 80 up 10 the bridal suite"
The bridegroom gasped In astonish.
mcnt
WHAT Can't let her so MP into
the bridal suite? Why not7"
Because I will have TO put her In
the safe. That Is the place for
Jewels"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
THRONE ROOM OF czARINA

Her Majesty's throne room at the
winter palace fronted on court
which was surrounded by well-built
walls with enriously shaped doors
and windows and ornamented yellow
and greenfield designs at intervals,
writes Katherine A. Carl In the De
cember Century In the center OF
The wall IN front was the immense
gateway. with wooden folding DOORS
which had just opened for her pas
sage The yeranda OF. the throne
room bad two rooms projecting upon
II. making II rectangular space
with walls around three Of its sides
The yeranda was quite different
from any at the summer palace
where they run the who,e length OF
the buildings, back and front
Entering, was struck by the
beauty OF the great central hall--the
harmony OF its proportions. the SOM
ber splendor OF IT'S color II seemed
10 me the most satisfying. the most
picturesque OF all the restful. har
monlous Chinese interiors I had seen
with It's dull red walls and It's splen.
did coffered ceiling glowing In co or
and gllntIng in gold. the central dome.
with deliberately carved pendentives.
being painted in brilliant primary
colors. subdued into a rich harmony.
by the deml-obscurlty. for Il had no
lantern" and received its light from
the windows below
The curious feature OF the domes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
obataels 70 oat orowlnn.

In this locality about nifty to sixty
acres OF land Is sown in
oats every quarter section. We
hod great deal OF rust last
year and we have some OF Il every
year. SO far as ! know nothing Is be.
ing done 10 check tho spread OF this
rust have heard OF some farmers
giving their oats the hot water treat.
ment. but not lately We SOW about
the last OF March n the ground will
permit We disc the ground. then
SOW the oats. and disc and harrow.
The straw IL about al fed on the farm.
The greatest obstacle 20 producing n
large crop OF oats Is the bad weather
about the time the oats begin 20 fll.-
II. ID. Young. Ford County. III.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31

IN several OF the palaces In the Violet
City. so effective from within, giving
elevation and space 10 the interiors.
Is that they are not visible from the
outside OF the edihce The beautiful
straight line of the roof. with It's up
turned corners. remains Intact In its
purity and retains rs restfu sim.
plicity.
The hall was paved with great
blocks Of highly polished black mar
bic. which dimly reflected the glowing
splcndor OF the walls and ceiling. 10
the center OF one side was a sw dals.
richly carpeted. on which stood a
great antique throne and footstool OF
red lacquer. framed In ebony and In.
laid with clolsonne; the threeleayed
screen behind was OF bronze. with
landscapes In low relief on each
leaf poem In golden characters
gave the needed touch OF brilliancy TO
tho somber masslyeness OF the dull
bronze.
Great wooden doors. with huge Gid
ed dragons In high relief. opened into
apartments 10 the right and left Of
this splendid hall These portals
were always thrown wide. and heay-
lily padded satin porticres hung from
the lintels The front and rear OF
the hall were almost entirely OF glass.
with the pillars that supported the
roof standing clear between the win.
dows-the lower half OF plate glass,
the upper OF transparent Korean IA.
per.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
The PHmaryEIecfion Law
b You are Careless You win Not Be Able TO Vote for
Candidates in June.
Note Carefully What You Must Do April You Intend
10 Vote al the Primaries.

The called the last legislature changes
enrolment Monday 1906
and a raesday Of September 1909 and every TWO es thereafter
10 vote these primaries one must be enrolled on party roll
precinct enrolment day majority attained enrolment
Unless the eo0n.anes
officers At the election to be
Michigan, enroll
legislature responsible enrolment provides
oo sens b.yd 0 t WI ~. p sS Aorl election viii
be light the question 70 be voted
unusually
act nominations city
BY primary ohcr officers
must se NINA ga9sT as o convention system
tenant governor snail be nominated Is determined b. majority
enrolled voters party Al the same primary the
ae 4 he ' 1 d 10 majority major ~ j All Inc votes
east By any party men &c candidates eynE plurality q and A
shall be the nominees q said Otherwise the nominations
the other state officers
conventions TO be held the Of eectng dele
enrolled
% f me ane q roouS Sai no must contain the snatlres
for said pas candidate for governor a. last preeeng election In
clerk secretary Of state the be- thirty days
The primary nominating al county district officers BY direct
shall be held the first Tuesday 1906 and
years Thereafter The primary 70 nominate city Officers BY direct vote
sec lt pnnr on VIZ pary hot ~ ne name ~ eandi
candidate the clerk city state pet
ton enrolled OF said OF the total
at the st election in said city county district
III district consists OF the petition
per days
Of
provide elections
are elections
shall be betrayed from fund OF elections
The work OF the for 1906 Is duplicated
that the question OF nominating by direct may be sub
succeeding petition
enrolled equal 20 o
conventions OF election OF
nomination
primary
adoption by political party
any political
In take the primaries he
enrolled
dominates under the direct nomination In the
candidate
have least of all by his be
provisions
Muskegon Wayne
d a legislative district
OF n pamphlet obtained from the
secretary OF for the asking
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
Miss cullen. want thos. letters"

rather than be searched, has acknowl-
edged that she has the letters. and
says that II we men will go into the
hut she'll get them for me.
He rose al once Il told my father
not to drag her In" he muttered 'sad.
~. Il don't care about myself. MIR.
Gordon. but can't you keep her out OF
it? She's as innocent OF any real
wrong as the day she was bern"
I'm do everything in my power"
promised Then he and Hance went
into the cabin, and walked back to
the culprit.
(To be contlnued)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31

Smallpox developed In the Clark
county jail at Jacksonville. and
william Tucker. colored, was re
moved TO the isolation hospital Tuck.
er was arrested for shooting America
Bushaw OF Marion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
RELIGIOUS Awakening.

AZ no time in It's history has the
Christian church at Jacksonburg ex-
perlenced such an awakening OF re-
llgious Interest as Is now apparent
Fifty-six members were added dur.
ing the revival just closed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
open wlnter b o. K.

The death report OF Ypsiland re
flutes the popular idea that an open"
winter. one without extreme cold
weather. Is an unhealthy winter Since
The FIRST OF the new year but sixteen
Z mas have occurred in that city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
n.n. Suit for pamanes.

m Farr sued Battle Creek for
damages for injuries received
ccldent which he claimed was
by a bad pavement. The Jury
a a verdict OF no cause for 40
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

chieago. his, Nov. Is. Following
Mayor Is. p. Oanne's refusal 10 pre-.
side AZ a meeting 10 be addressed By
United States Senator nllmAn, OF
South Carolina. because Of strenuous
objection made 10 Senator TSnman's
appearance By the negro race o. the
city o. Chicago. n was decided that
The senator should be attended b.
body guard from the time 10 arrives
In Caieago from PlattEviiie. Wis.
ua'il he has delivered bis address and
enters TIE train on which ho departs
IRON The city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

Kansas City. Nov. - TIE nan
who, a. Marshall. 40. coafcssed 20
haviuE rabbed che Al,oa -Ruruartou
train near Glasgow. Mo-. On sunday
niEhi and Who rave hs zane a.
Cnadc Rantsn ana CiEn8e Runsey.
No uas rvleascd frnn ;he Uunsl
states military rrisoa 90 ~. Lsavea-
vorth. kEns Nov 3, AFTER serviag
a reuirncs f1r asseriiou fr,m tie
army. uoaid secm hFyOo5 Question
% b. one asd tAs sAne uaa. ne
sercFiplioa q boiA meu tally b every
Parucuiar, acoortiaE b Aa priaaa
rrcort o. ihe naa ritsn tss Amoei.
airt Press rafstay ~ Ma Yosar a.
~ ietveauoria Nat1r Yeasr
sl1 tAsi k.snsE Ra1nya i.earsra.
iic1 IN tae uffiafy Frin1a n urs sse.
ftskfI uceeuig se 13ziaistrr ea-.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

HeFkimer. n. y. Nov. 2S.-wnh
inIeress Heightened By the declaration
~ the medical experts that Grace
hrOvn Was dubbed before she fell
into the wafer % Big Moose lake
there Vas a larEer crowd than ever
AZ the Gillette murder trial Tuesday
More than . thousand peFsohs were
turned away ahd those Who soc seats
we're on hand a. early a. 7 O'Clock %
SECURE them oniy two % The ak
doctors employed by the distriet a..
iorney % perform The autopsy ca The
bod 81 Grace Brovn have been ca
ne stand TIE district attorney wir
proRably hnlsA TIE auesgicuiag ci iwo
more 81 hem to-day, TIE prosecution
cannot anish l,s side ~ ne etss BE-
fore TeaaksEiviuE. and ths case wIi
noi 80 10 the iafy eotore Wednesday
90 ncxt Week
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

Clnclanau. Nov. - The ARK Al.
uouucement % an inercapo n wages
EruHied 10 ocai railroad emrsoyea
va made Tuesday Nhea tAs R,lu.
ezore aai oaio Southwestern railway
EraAiea tAsir EWttehmca an inrrsars
of reau ~ boar TIE other russs
pave s ~ yct aancuacs5 aay ts.
crv1re saa ooefcFeuccs Iookisr a
ssti,eDs.s vrre ss,l racaday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
ishment for misconduct. He was con-
sidered desperate man.
RESIGNATION OF cRAPsEY.
VIII Likely Broaden and LlberaIlzs
Tenets Of Church.

New York. Nov. 2s.-The Tribune
says indications are that the resig-
nation OF Rev. DR.. Algernon s. Crap
sey. Of Rochester. after his convic-
ton of heresy by an ecclesiastical
court. will set in motion a movement
IN the Episcopal church to broaden
and liberallze its tenets.
Rev. Fosler Peabody is quoted as
saving that while no steps had been
taken in that direction yet, a meeting
OF men who desired a more liberal
church faith was likely to discuss the
sentence pronounced on DR.. Crapsey
and its bearingg on themselves and
the general situation within the
church.
A Rochester. N Y. special to the
Tribune says that in a talk with the
Rev. Algernon s. Crapsey Monday
II developed that after thirty years OF
service in the Episcopal church and
after having built up a church prop
erty valued at $3.50 600, he withdraws
from the priesthood practically penni-
less and with not even a home to go
to. His personal charities. added
to what he has given directly TO his
church, have been many and large.
and have depleted his resources.
DR.. Crapsey, II is stated, will now
devote himself TO disseminating his
views on The platform and through
the medium Of the press and reviews.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
"eln stlek" for Roos.veli

Pitsburg. Nov. 2S.-A big stick
provided by nature Is on the way to
the president according to the Post
In a special dispatch from Marion
o., It is announced that Congress-
man Grant r. Mouser. of that city
received q large gourd from one OF
his constituents with q note request
ing that II be delivered 10 President
Roosevelt. The gourd Is about four
feet long end Is said 10 resemble the
published pictures OF the 'big stick /"
Attached to the gourd was the follow
ing message: "Mr. Roosevelt. Please
accept big stick and send TO con-
gress attached to your next message,
and tell them 10 be good. II was
apparently designed by providence
for your Official use. From your
trust-busting Democratic admirers OF
Marion o."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

Rome, Ca. Nov. 2S.-The traction
syndicate, composed OF Louisville
Ky. capitalists. Which recently pur-
chased the Rome Street Car eompa
ny's system are planning to build an
electric line from this city 20 Rock i.
mart, In Polk county. a distance OF
% miles, 10 connect with the Sea.
board AIR lane. This will bring
Rome in close touch with two trunk
lines and tap a tertiie agricultural
district which nae has no steam or
electrical railroad connection. The
same company will put Rome In the
racing circuit and conduct race meets
here In conjunction with the meeting
az Douglas Park. Ky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
KEEPING THeM raoM souTn.
Commissioner Of immigration stops
immigrants.


Columbia, s. c., Nov. 28. Being
Informed that immigrants intended for
South Carolina were being held up at
Ellis Island by the wholesale, Cover
nor ID. G. Hayward has seen the fol-
lowing telegram to Robert Waltham
commissioners OF immigration, Ellis
Aland:
please advise facts. We have not
a single person coming In an adj
vanced, assisted or prepaid passage,
80 far as we are cognizant, and not
one under even suggestion OF con-
tract, but all under strict compliance
with United States statutes. II this
10 correct, propose to carry the mat
ter TO the president Immediately, and
consequently request that you wire
the facts. considering this as a notice
Of appeal. This state, as one OF the
constituent states OF the union. has
been acting In an open, legal manner
under United States laws as interpret
ed by the state department, In all its
immigration work, and any attempt
OF the kind reported will be most Wig
orously resisted. d. Hayward.
Governor. d"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

San FraEcisco. Nov. gs.--,AfiAuf
MAJ Knapp. eiitof ct ne pauy AZ
tcrtiser ~ Nckohsna. arrived ca tts
siberia troEn tae otrui Moutty
Askea aaeai ne imnstssioA creates is
!sFaa hy the lapassss ucAool earla.
s'oa Ia Sza Frauriseo. hs saii As dit
poi 1.hk Pa IA of E0all uuuaislg
Jesse no c,rt,ahif ~ ne saisr,s
gaiti'rs ae,asfa Ssg1A ssa tss rsg.
a. siaffs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
pie, Ernm aun,hst wosrs,

Birmingham. Ala. Nov >
Walter Willard. q YOUNG mar i'
Chiekssaw. Ala. died ia a s'.
here TUESDAY from a Eunsso. SIS.
inflicted b. an unknown nfr''
tar place Willard vaa q z
% a party % yoang men ard So
who we're returning from 3 tanc' =
~ Night. They met az
negro man vAsn some % ilf
msa bocame Involved 81 a 90
uith hlm TIE ncgro ffei
yer lnto ne cruUs and ati
uas burt baf several urnsf-'
party followed him co hls ra1l
b. harrtcaaoa himself as t..-
his pnFsuert martai,y sp-
ara.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

New rork, Nov IS a Coo %
cas- e,o pas imposed on TIE American
Sugar Renning eomRahy b. Juare
hoaga IN ne unled s,atea cirraH
ooar1 TUESDAY Zoe aecsp,ing rcsates
irom me New Vera CentFal railruaa
company TAs Compaay vas aiiouci
~ tays ~ pnepsro en- appeal The
rebates am0aniet 70 tfs oaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

begun, His throat was improved
and Herr ConTied. the impressarlo
IL almost certain now that the tenor
will be able TO appear in his opening
gagement a. Rodolfo In ia Boheme"
"Wednesday night, Caruso, Il was
said AZ the ofiices OF the Metropolitan
Opera house. was received cordially
a. the rehearsal The management
Of the Metropolitan Opera house was
not ready 10 announce what plans
Il had made. n any. 10 prevent any
demonstration ON Wednesday night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
LONE RODDER SOUGHT
CASH FROM THE RICH
Man Who Robbed Passengers
Tells His Story.
woRKMEN EXEMPTED BY BANDIT
He Only Wanted Money from Those
Who Made It Easy and Could A.
ford to Lose-Tells How He Was
ovsrpowersd and plssrmed.

Marshall, Mo-. Nov. 2S.-The ban
dit who held up the Chicago and Al
ton train Sunday night between Glas-
gov and Slater, was brought to the
county jail Monday afternoon, and
Immediately opened negotiations with
the prosecuting attorney. offering to
make full confession II the charge
against him was made burglary.
In Missouri the maximum penalty
for train robbery is death, and the
minimum Is ten years imprisonment.
The bandit then volunteered a state
ment as follows:
My name is,Claude Randall. My
age is 20 years and nine months.
came from ST. Louis to Mexico, Mo.
on the Wabash and from Mexico to
Slater on the Chicago and Alton rail-
road Sunday. My brother was the
one who robbed the Golden State
limited. and he told me that the Col
den State limited did not stop be-
tween Slater and Mexico. and for that
reason. came to Slater to get on
the train. | got on the smoking car
and went through IL, and entered two
or three other cars.
Il did not take any money from
worhingmen and women. as only
wanted TO take money from those
who made II easy. and could AFFORD !
II. One man on the train whea he !
heard me tell ano her passenger that I
| did not want any OF his money
because he was a laborer. said
he was laborer also. I did not be-
heve him. and asked him to show me
his hands Upon looking az them
found them as soft as a wOman's. III
then made him dig mp. taking from
MIN his Si5 watch, which told him
! would send to the ST. Louis Re-
public. where he could get Il. as
only wanted Il 10 keep time BY until
got TO my destination When the
train reached Glasgow. got OF on
the platform, and as the train started
10 move ! mounted Il again, and be-
gan soinE through the passengers In
sleeping car, where I allowed the
10 get too close 20 me and
he grabbed my pistol and my throat, I
Ne then wrenohed the pistol from me
md I broke and ran 90 the back OF
ne train.
Many OF the passengers and all OF
he train crew rushed upon me. while
he train was In motion. and struck
ne in the head with a pistol and
ried 10 throw me overheard while
he train was running 40 miles an
iour. The train soon stopped, and
was captured and put on AZ Arm
trong, and brought from there the
ext morning to Glasgow. ana from
here % this place. I got about ,
4 800 and about eight or tea watches
rom the passengers on the train.
I'd no, wait this ievelry. but they |,
breed me to take a."
The prtsoaer b now awaiting
relimanry hearing. which vii Be
cd within a tuv days. Ia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
WOMAN'S FORTITUDE
SAVED SCHOONER
stood Pashed to Wheel Forty
49, Eight Hours.
vrsskL SHOWED STORM MARKS
echoonsrs Deck Was Swept Clean and
Her sails Were in Tatters, But the
Hull wlthstOod ths Terrific Pound
Ing o. stormy Sea.

Machias, Me-, Nov. % TO the
heroic fortitude OF the captains wife,
1irs. Frank Mcclure, who stood LASH
ed to the wheel during the severe
sale that swept the New England
coast from Sunday. Nov. IL, 10 the
Following Wednesday, is due largely
the safety Of the schooner Gold Hun
ter, of Blue Hills, Me-. which work.
cd her way into this harbor Monday
steven days overdue from Portland
The little vessel showed plainly the
marks OF tho storm. Her deck was
swept clean and her sails we're In tat
ters, but the hull wiihstood the ter
ride pounding II received.
The Gold Hunter. with Captain Nc
CURE, his wife ad one man for an
assistant. left Portland Nov 10. with
q general cargo for this port. No.
vember II the Gold Hunter made
good progress with clear weather un-
on the afternoon. when the wind
breezed up from the northeast while
che vessel was I miles of Peter Ma
nan Hight. A sudden gust OF wind
split the main sail OF the vessel and
carried away the Jibs. Without her
head sails the little schooner became
nnmanagoablo. The sea made up
rapidly and the vessel was continually
nmothered In the wash OF the comb
ers. Mrs Mcclure was below at
The time the storm broke. preparing
supper, but rushed on deck and toek |
she wheel while her husband and hls |
assistant went TO work 10 bend on 4
foresall 20 as TO bring the vessel up
% che wind With the craft wallOw-
ing wildly In the trough Of
che sea, the task was most difioulty. |
With great patience and consumRte
eaAmahship the two men laboFed for
hqurs 10 set their little rag Of sail set.
while Mrs, McGnire. dashed TO the
wheel, aided a. well a. she could by
what little steering was possible. ON
the almost helpless craft.
Finally the foreaai was rugged.
double reefed. and while the two
men clang exhausted 10 the mast.
Mr., Mcclure brought the vessel
around head up To the wind and held
her there for AZ hours. Before the
tary % the gale the vessel drifted
out 10 sea for 90 miles OF Mount Dcs-
srt Rock In all this time Il was Inn
possible 10 cook rod OF even 70 heat
oP any coffee. Kept up Only BY ex-
cltement and pluck. Mrs. McGTre
clunr 10 her post through the height
81 The gale, while Captain Mcclure
and his man at,eaded 10 their little
storm sail which cohtihnally broke
nom its Insecure taslcnings. Il vas
. mans work AZ the wheel. with the
helm "klekihE" strongly 10 The Wild
plunges Of the ship. bus the cndur.
anee % TIE rugEcd north woman was
equal 10 the test
November rs tho gale ahated. and
NE two men riEEed Temporary sails
bsfoV Mr. Mcclure conld BE- rellcv.
ca mon her past Al hands Werc
exhauficd win their struggles and "a.
posare and under such seanty canvas
~ could b. 80. h vus hard and slou ,
aorh eglaHins The Gold Hunter into
port where she had hem glven up
boz iosl,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
TAKE NEGRO TROUBLE!
BEFORE Roosevelt
Who Says He Is Willing
Consider
ANY FACTS THAT ARE Ns
But Gives No Further indication
What His Future Course Mich,
In Regard to His Recent Order 0
charging the Soldiers.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-The case
the soldiers OF three companies Of
Twenty fifth infantry, who were a
charged without honor because Of ,
trouble at Brownsville, Tex, cal
before President Roosevelt Tuesd
when Charles w. Anderson, cole
tor OF internal revenue at New I'd
and Emmett j. Scott, secretary
Booker T. Washington, called
behalf OF the claims Of the lnnoce
men OF the companies who want
be re-instated. They had no ID
ticular program Of action to prese
to the president and the latter "a
NO indication OF what his futI
course might be. except TO re.,eri
his statement that he would coldi
any new facts which might be pd
sented.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29
Takes Part In RehsarnaI.

New York, Nov. 2S.-Enrico Caru-
90 the grand opera tenor, took part
In rehearsal Monday for the first
time since his hearing In police court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-29

Ottawa, Nov, ss ne baaEst wir
- hfougsi 3ean mgrtday Tarn
Fe'iaoa vin BE- On ~ tAs err nat.
ees akea ~ b. ne hoasa e cen.
u0ns