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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21
Ask Funds 70 Honor Hnrnsr.

Chicago.-In n letter sent out 10 for
mer pupils OF the late President WI
liam r. Harper OF the University OF
Chicago. an appeal Is made for $50
apiece from each OF 500 former stu
dents 10 be made contribution to the
Harper memorial fund. A committee
is in charge OF the collections. Lincoln
Hully. president OF stetson college: r.
X. Sanders. OF the Yale divinity col
lege. Theodore ID. soares OF the Uni
versity OF Chicago. and Rev. Ernest M.
sires are some OF the signers OF the
letter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21
Mh.re Ear rhonnht. MOI.

Her husband had died very sud.
denly. and her friends were calling 70
comfort her. She listened very dttcn.
lively and seemed to be more cheer.
ful. but suddenly she cried out. IAN
you've told me Is very true, but I'm
sure shall never love my second
husband as much as dld the FIRST. -
Lippincotts Magazine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21
rinnera In WIld ouratlnn.

Gee. are those fellows crazy9"
whats wrong7'
Look az their fingers gyratlng.
Gosh. they'll snop en- on"
"No: It's all right They're a cou.
pie OF deaf mute students giving their
class yell"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21
italian Consul Dead.

Chicago -Claud Rozwadowski, i.ai.
ian consul general IN Chicago.
died Tuesday morning OF An
gina pectoris. lis was born in
Turin. Italy. and had been consul gen.
eral ~ years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21

Charleston. W. va.-Mrs. Sarah
Ann Leg. OF Clay county, who
is under sentence TO hang for the muir.
der OF her husband. was Tuesday
granted a new trial by the supreme
court
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21

The poorest education that teaches
selfcontrol Is better than the besl
that negiects it-Steriing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21
cuplD's VICTORY OVER mAmmoN
Lady Maple Gives Up Large Income
10 Wed Man Of Her Choice.

Lady Maple. who has Just been mar
ried In England 10 Montagu Ballard.
chairman OF the Royal brewery OF
Brentford. loses $4,000 a year by her
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-21
Then I will relieve you OF those let.
tiers OF mine"

prison for contempt OF court or OF
running away which was not far or
from acknowledging that ] had done
something wrong | didn't like any
one OF the options.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05
EA0LETa

The candidacy Of Justice Theodore
Mayer Of the East Chicago avenue
police court for nomination on the
municipal courts ticket has been In.
dorsed by the Democratic organizations
in the Twenty.second and Twenty.
third Wards, the latter being his own,
and It Il almost certain that he will
secure the Endorsement Of the Twenty.
first Ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05
PROFESSIONAL PHILANTHRO.
PISTS.

The tendency Of education Ia more
and more to forsee the needs OF our
civilization and provide for them by
special training In schools. Noteworthy
examples OF this tendency are the
schools of social service recently es-
tablished In three American cities.
These are Simmons College In Boston,
now In Its fourth year, the School Of
Philanthropy founded by the New York
Charity Society and the department Of
social science which has recently been
opened at the University OF Chicago.
Just as special kind Of instruction
Is provided TO prepare men and women
TO be lawyers. doctors, preachers, teach
ers, nurses these new institutions seek
10 educate professional phllanthropists
10 engage In systematic work for or.
ganlzed charities, TO conduct settle
ments" among the slums. TO work az
secretaries TO doctors. teachers and So
biologists who are dealing with social
problems In poor, crowded sections OF
cities. The old method OF education
was TO give young person general
culture. and then leave 10 time and
chance the direction Of educated tai
ents toward some special kind Of use
fulness. Heretofore stunning" set
tlcment work ana other such social
service have been left to the emotional
impulse and good Intention Of the anna
teur in charity. The new schools Of
charity have studied the practical needs
OF the sociolOgist, and aim 10 turn out.
not theoretlc economists, but doors Of
the word. For long time the new
profession will not be overcrowded
The labors Of philanthropy become
more complex and extensive every
year, and there Is plenty OF room for
young men and women In the ranks Of
the new scientific army which Il set
ting our 10 fight the enemies OF social
order and prosperity.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05
FREAK OPERATIONS.

II is IN interesting story that comes
to US from Philadelphia how little
boy who was to all appearances hope
lessly malicious has been made gentle,
kind and benevolent by q surgical oper.
alton. His name 10 Sturgeon Welty,
he IL II years old and bis home IL ut
Nazareth. Pa. What the particular acts
Of cruelty were which made him a
burden to his family and u terror to
society We IRE not informed, but they
were ultimately traced to IN injury to
his brain which he sustained several
years ago by falling from hayrack
and striking his head Immediately over
the chronological organ-just back Of
and above the right ear-suppOsed to
represent conscience. After much de.
bate, no doubt, little Sturgeon was
taken to Philadelphia and there DIR.
Ernest La Place bored hole In his
skull over the injured portion. relieved
the pressure on the brain and forth.
with the little patient became M
amiable MS anybody's little boy In all
element In this account we are skep.
teal. Phrenology can hardly be called
science now and 1t never can be a
science until the science Of mind In
assured. Until we have properly ana.
lyxed our faculties and their relation
to each other 1t Is useless to pretend
to assign each Of them place In the
brain. and even then 1t IL almost I'm.
possible to assign 1t a place on the
skull. That the human conscience has
any special relation to that part Of
the brain behind and above the ears
Is not ut all likely, but that IN abnor.
mai pressure upon that or any other
part Of the brain may produce irrita.
bility of the temper and manifestations
Of malice and rage Ii too well known
to be argued. The insane asylums con-
tain many hOmicidal maniacs who have
been made such by injuries to the
skull. This should not be considered
wonderful when II Is well known that
even by such gentle and transient
force as Is eXerted by food and drink
persons whole moral character may
be temporarily transformed. Ii is n
common thing for men to put things
down their throats which cause them
to murder their wives and children or
to plunge into immortality which II
more unkind than murder Itself, Nor Is
this all, for character-even moral
character--ls Influenced by everything
we see and hear. IT We consider Il
mans moral character rs the product
of his nature multiplied by his habits
and experiences we shall have to make
his nature much the smallest factor.
We have been called the creatures Ut
circumstances ana we are not far from
that. The most important value Ut
such speculations results from their
bearing on human accountability and
the punishment of crime, If we are
the creatures Of circumstances II any
thing that we do either morally right
or morally wrong: The answer Is tat
this IL question about words. Rylt
and wrong actions r".mla what they
are In spite Of all theories. They st.;l
excite our approval or diSIpprOvnl. 40
matter what we show about hcredtv.
environment, Immoral food aud sursl-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05
LARGEST
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
IN CHICAGO.
IN CHICAGO.

The Chicago Easls aambers
1a0aentia1, most prosperous and
NEST respected men In Chicago.
10 reaches nearly every man
- STANDING IN the community
aaa an mes who are mouldePs Of
Dablls opiniOa Or directors u
Dsblic affairs.
IL % the ga1de, mentor and
fsisna Of every political leader
% every shade Of opinion.
lt - read ~ Government,
state, Cosnty and CITY omcials.
Il 10 read nv . big percensage
% the legal fraternity, imclaaing
bench and bar.
IL o. the favoPlts Of Chlcago's
lsadlng business men.
IL reaches All CLASSES n their
homes.
Il IL read BY the Fire Depart.
oeat.
IL H. read W the Police Ne.
pastment.
IL IL IN every pubIic Once and
every pahlic library.
IL IL not controlled by any
cheap, cheeky. Or crooked adver.
tislnH agency.
In the seventeen years Of IT'S
sxtssence q has managed tO build
- . large circulation and great
business without the aid Of pro.
fsssiOnal advertising sharks.
That 10 why IL 10 80 independ.
eat, sO popular and 50 stPOng.
The Chicago Eagle IL one pa.
per that has never depended
up0n advertising agents for q
circulation. IL has one Of les
eva.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

key languages. Somebody may yet I've
able to figure out what most Of the col.
legc yells mean.
No previous attempt to wage war
with China would involve no much Of
effort and expense as such an attempt
ut this time.
A correspondent Of the New York
World has discovered that the letters
In the word senator spell treason. Il
seems, however. to be Impossible to re-.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

a jolly and n boost. To jolly is to
hatter. TO boost Is to put forth u
sincere effort. The jollier uses his
lips only. The booster acts from the
heart. The latter Is sincere. lie b.
lieves, therefore he boosts. lie has a
good reason for boosting. That which
he boosts deserves to be boosted. Take
the man who boosts his town. 1t is
the center of the universe to him. lila
property is there. His home. His fam.
lily. His future. Even his grave. He
boosts his town because It 10 his town
and because he believes It is worth
boosting. He 10 an admirable fellow,
the booster. Sometimes he may appear
to be a 'knocker." The knocker IL the
opposite Of the booster. He knocks be-
cause he IL a booster. lie wants bet.
ter government. lie knocks in order
that he may boost. When things are
put right he begins to boost again. One
Of the beauties about boosting your
community, for instance. ID the reac.
ton Of II. When you boost your town
you boost yourself. And boosting
makes the booster happy. A news.
piper writer snys boosting IL the soul
Of work. That Is fine definition.
Work. effort Of any sort. without en-.
thusiasm, Is but tread.mill. a dreary
round Of commonplace. There Ii no
soul In II. Work without soul In II
Is drudgery. BE booster. Put soul
into effort. And this boosts In behalf
Of your own town. Of your church or
your cause-whateve It may be-will
become a constant series Of happy &c.
compllshments.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

falls II all the saving has 10 be done
On the American side.
~eA
1f the spelling reformers could have
their way Josh Billings reputation ~
humOrist would be ruined.
@e~
Porto Rico wants civil and political
liberty. All, another field ripe for the
CRATER and counterfeit patriot!
Dramatic art, says OrleneR. the Rus.
sian actor, seeks to make suffering
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

fashionable. Humanitarianism seeks to
diminish 1t.
Jerome X. Jerome says America II
ovcrsupplied with humOr. 1t 10 very
generous Of him to call It that.
Somebody has written q hook on
"The Art Of Investing In Wall Street."
He has probably produced It In tho
hope that he may be able to make o
little much.needed money out Of It.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05
TO BOOST.

Boosting" Is slang word that fits
admirably into American speech. There
Is no other that quite conveys the
meaning. The word ''jolly" Is another
bit Of colloqulallsm useful in It's way,
But there is a wide difference between
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

arrange them 70 that they will spell
regulation.
The spelling reformer who wishes to
bring about the era Of slmpliHcd ar.
biography should not make the mis-.
take Ut using the simpliiled spelling In
the articles he writes for publication.
Owing to a perverse habit which wa.
ter has OF seeking @ts level It In going
to be extremely hard to save Niagara
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

and has passed al of his life In the
city. lie IL son of Redmond Prindi.
vile, one Of the pioneers Of the city.
who was identified with some Of the
most important events In the making
Of Chicago. The Democrats should
nominate Justice Prindiville and the
people will certainly elect him to the
Municipal bench.
A. ]. SABBATH Ii popular with every.
body. The Democrats should nominate
him for Municipal Judge.
Nominate Miles kehoe for Municipal
Judge.
Q. J. Chott, the able magistrate, II
strongly talked Of for Municipal Judge.
lie Is well qualified for the place.
John Fitzgerald, the able and popu.
lar magistrate. IL sure to be nominated
for Municipal Judge.
~S
One Of the most popular resorts In
Chicago is the heightened Vanderbilt
Bar ut ~ Fast Washington street, Of
which Mr.. II. Jorgenson IL the popular
manager.
~9A
Frank Foster has made grand rec.
ord rs Justice Of the peace. lie should
bc nominated for Municipal Judge.
One Of the ablest and most popular
justices Of the peace In Chicago In Max
Eberhnrit. lie should be renOminatel
for Municipal Judge.
Theodore Mayer, the popular North
Side Justice, should receive u nOmlnM.
ton for Municipal Judge.
Justice sabath's splendid record on
the Justice bench entities him to u
nomination for Municipal Judge.
Frank Fosters fine record as justice
Of the peace entities him to n0mina-
ton for Municipal Judge.
~
No stronger man could be nominated
for Municipal Judge than Daniel g.
Ramsey, the brilliant lawyer.
>
hc'pa' '""se anu he WI" " e'ec'e"'
G
Justice John n. Prindiville'S record
w '
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~ d. sapath IN tue man 10 "oH't"u
lot M"h'c'I"' 1"dee. ''e !" "o'e ""u
popular.
Justice MAX Eoerhardts popularity
anu sp'end'd reora ON 'ne pencl
makes nm iog'cai c"hu'u"'e 'o'
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

wrong In wrong and must be rewarded
and punished as such to the end Of
time. Our moral instincts will always
be supreme.
EAoLET&
The candidacy Of Justice Theodore
Mayer Of the East Chicago avenue
police court for nomination on the
municipal courts ticket has been In.
dorsed by the Democratic organizations
in the Twenty.second and Twenty.
third Wards, the latter being his own,
and II IL almost certain that he will
secure the Endorsement Of the Twenty.
first Ward.
Harry II. Gibbons Is sure to be noml.
mated for Sheriff on the Democratic
ticket. lie will be tower Of strength
to the whole ticket.
Justice Charles II. Callahan has
made grand record on the bench. he
deserves to be nominated for Municipal
Judge.
~
Herman J. Bauler Of the Twenty.sec.
ond Ward will be nominated by the
Democrats for County Commissioner.
He Ii an insurance agent and Is popu.
lar and well qualified In every way for
the place.
~0
The Democrats should nominate Her.
man J. Bauler for County Commits.
sioner. lie would Ike elected.
The splendid record made by Justice
Henry Roth makes him strong can.
didate for Municipal Judge.
~eA
John II. Caverly In one Of the best
Justices Of the peace chicago ever had.
lie deserves to be nominated for NUM-.
cipal Judge.
Fletcher DObyns In one Of the bright.
est lawyers In Chicago. The Rcpubli.
cans will make no mistake In nominal.
Ing him for Municipal Judge.
George NJ. Boyd, the well known
magistrate, would make a good Mu.
nicipal Judge.
Herman ]. Bauler IL the right kind
Of II man to nominate for County Com.
missioner.
Justice Charles II. Callahan has
made u brilliant record on the bench.
lie deserves to be nominated for Mu.
nlcipal Judge.
Theodore Mayer has made fine rec.
ord rs justice Of the peace. lie should
be nominated for Municipal Judge.
One Of the strongest names mention
ell for Municipal Judge IL that Of
Frank Foster. lie would make a splen.
did judge.
Justice John Richardson's splendid
record on the bench entities him to Il
nomination for Municipal Judge.
One Of the strongest candidates for
Municipal Judge Is A. ]. IIirschi the
brilliant attorney.
The most popular family resort In
Chicago Il the Rienzi, ut the corner OF
Diversey boulevard ana North Clark
street.
No better man could he nominated
for Municipal Judge than John X.
Prindvillc, the able ana well known
magistrate,
-
Nominate y, j. SABBATH, the popular
Justice of the peace, for Municipal
Judge.
%CA
John II. Caverly has made n great
record rs justice of the pence. lie
should be nominated for Municipal
Judge.
%>
No more popular and ADLER man
could be nominated for Municipal
Judge than John Fitzgerald.
John X. Prndivillc should be elect
ed to the bench of the new Municipal
Court. lie Is one Of the men who
have reflected credit upon the justice
bench of ChicagO-hls record as JUS
tlce of the peace, covering many years,
beng absolutely above reprOach.
Mr.. Prindiville Is a native of Chicago
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-05

cal operations. Right Is right and
wrong Is wrong and must be rewarded
and punished as such to the end Of
time. Our moral instincts will always
be supreme.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
PONTIFE AND KING
MAY NOT MEET
Visit of Grecian Ruler to
Pope Plus Seems Unlikely.
rs Difficulties Increase
NAY OFFEND PEOPLE

i.OaE- Npr Fixing George Of
Greece snd King Victor Emmanuel. ac-
comDsnied by their suites. were driven
i1 automobiles today 10 Castle Por-
z.11o. the royal preserves situated in
tlc beautiful pine woods near Ostia
watch extend 70 the Mediterranean
Ineir Asjesties visited the spot where
according 70 classical legend. Aeneas
the Trojan Prince. founded the city
Of LaVinicm. After taking part in
o successful wild boar hunt. the two
hinss luucaed at the royal hunting
lodge and then returned 10 Rome
Much comment has been caused by
-he fact that Queen Helena. who Is
Tho daughter of the reignlng Prince Of
- MsDteueEro. drove 20 Castle PorzianO
atcerlpz MED by the Princess Helena OF
Serfia end Vera OF Montenegro and
raa luncheon Di1h the King. ihe pres
rrce of tho Princess Helena contra So
1E with Tie hostile attitude OF the
fffloHla D rcprese senfatiyes ST the BAL
kan states toward King Georges visit
Tire explanation given was that the
~cr'-isn Princess wss the guest Of
Queen Helena ana therefore couids not
absent herself
As the tine for King Georges visit
70 Pope Plus approaches. the dIfhculties
surrounding the case seem 20 grow.
both because Of the ceremonial 10 be
followed and the feeling IN Greece.
which considers tho Catholic clergy
ir The Be kans anti-HeIienic and il is
n9t Yet sure whether the visit sched-
King George met Pope Plus when he
was Patriarch Of Venice. at which time
mutually appreciatlve sentiments were
expressed ~ both.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
What Sulphur Does
Fer the Humsn Body in Health and
Disease.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

The mention Of sulphur win recall
- many or us the carly days when
our mothers ard grsn6nothers gave
IS cur daily dose OF sulphur and mo-
asses every spring and fall
L was the universal spring and fall
blood pUrlner. tonic and cure-ai.
snd. Uin6 Tou. this oid-fashioned rem
cdr vas not without merit.
TIE icea was good but the remedy
was crude ard unpalatabIe. and q large
q gantlly had 70 be taken 10 get any
Nowadays We get all the beneficial
effects OF sulphur in a palatsble, con-
centrated form. so that single grain
Is tar more effective than tablespoon
tll of The crude sulphur.
II recent years research and expert
meEt have proven that the best sui
phur for medicinal use is that obtained
from Calcium calcium SulphideB and
sole in drug stores under the name Of
Sruarts Calcium Waters They are
small. chocolate coated pellets and con-
tain The active medicinal principle OF
sulphur in & highly concentrated ef-
tective form.
Few people are aware OF the value
OF this form of suIDhur in restoring
snd maintaining BODILY vigor and
health. sulphur acts directly or the
liFer and excretory organs and puritles
and enriches the blood By the prompt
elimination OF waste material
Our grsnduothe-s knew this when
they doSed as with sulphur and mo-
lssses every spring and fall. but the
crs Of sulphur were often worse than
tie disease ard cannot compare with
tie modern concentrated preparations
of sulphur. Of which Stusrt's Calcium
WATERS IS undoubtedly the best and
most widely used.
They are the natural antidote for
liver and kidney troubles and cure con-
stipsti0n and purify the blood in a
,Wev that often curprises patient and
a A1rvsicizu alike
\ Dr. r N wilkins. while experiment.
& with sulphur ernedies. soon found
ttst the sulphur from Calcium was su-
FOR liver. kidney and blood troubles
especially when resulting from consti-
pEfion or malaria. I have been sur
prised AZ the results obtained from
Stuart's Calcium Waters. In patients
suffering from hollis and pimples and
even deep-sested carbuncles I have
repeatedly seen them dry I'D and dis
appear iH four or five DAYS. leaving the
skin clear and smooth Although Stu
arts Calcium Waters is a proprietary
article and sold by druggists and for
nat reason tsbooed BY many physi-
cans Yet I know OF nothing so safe
ard reliable for constipation. liver and
kidney troubles and especially in all
forms Of skin diseases as this remedy"
At any rate people who are tired OF
purifiers viii find II Stuarfs Calcium
waters 4 far safer. more palatabie
ard effective preparation.
send your name and address today
for : free trial package and see for
-ourseiE
2. A stuart Co. 81 Stuart building.
Marshall. Mich
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
BROTHER OF MRS,
FAIR SHOWS Up

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Frank Smith,
the long missing and much sought
brother of Mrs. Charles l. Fair. who
with her husband. was killed in an au-
tomobile accident in France four years
ago. was in New Providence. y. J., last
night His home is in Topeka. Kan.
and he came on here to get his share
OF the estate left by his sister.
The executors of the estate had no
trouble in finding the family Of Mrs.
Fair. except the brother Frank He
left his home thirty-hv years ago 10
seek his fortune in the West. He be-
me a ranchman and bull puncher and
continued 10 live so far away from
newspapers that he did not hear of his
sisters tragic death until year ago
Smith said that the share he received
from the estate was many times more
than what the other heirs were paid
but he gave no figures. He is said 10
have accepted s250.000 for his share.
and the final papers were signed yes
terday at law Office in Newark. Smith
win leave fer Topeka Sunday night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
BOyELAND PRAISES WORK
OF COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
Says Recent sessioR of Trans Missis-
sippi Organization Was One of the
Most Important Ever Held

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2z.-H D. Love-
land OF San Francisco. who was elected
president OF the Trans Mississippi Com
mercial Congress. which closed its an
nual convention here yesterday, said OF
the present gathering:
This has been the most successful
and remarkable session that we have
held. The presence of our distinguished
guests. Secretary Root, Secretary Shaw
and the Great Commoner,' has given
an added Importance TO this body. This
has been doctrinsl congress. To us
have been brought doctrines and poll
cies emanating directly from the Pres
ident and borne to US by members OF
his Cabinet. | hope to see the next
years congress as greatly honored."