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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
At Rralutrse branch there win BE- sun
day school at 80 p. N. and preaching at
2;Sl p. m.
Services IN the Koran Catholic church
next Sunday viii he Al 1880 in she morn
ing and T;Sl in the evening.
Baptist churcb-The usual Sunday
morning services at 1890; Sunday school
at II AS; Christian Endoavor al ESQ.
Methodist Episcopal church-Preaeh-
ing service by pastor at 1880 p. m. sun
day school ct u O'Clock. Epworth
league at $50.
Christian Science ohapel-The subject
Of the Bible lesson for next Sunday will
De Christ Jesus Golden text, II
Thessalonians 216-i7.
Bethany church-The sermon Sunday
morning win be upon the text, "watch
We therefore" Union service will be
held in the Methodist church next sun
day evening with sermon by Rev. w. $.
Bradshaw.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Commissioners Notice.

ESTATE OF A.1NANRA A. NUNf hh,
The undersigned. having been appel aTet pY 5as
Honorable Probate Court tor the nistrtNt n
Randolph, Commissioners TO receive. sxAGksae ans
zitGSt Sli claims SNG demands ~ Al pErS0ns
agasnst Lncinta A. Cgeaaeg, late ~ RSaf ssyaA. b
s&bd district, deceased herpAy give aasbce thS
win meet Tor the ps-fose = Nys rssn5rlg sns 81
ioxEn said el&lnas az ire Gwelhsse A02ss ~ A. I
Ceesscr In Randolph, VI, On TIE tttA day o
Sunte nh~r, A. D. 1851, frasa 30 a'etscS a. "a
unE0 4 ocAAck u said ytAv and tia
stv months from the sath dAy q August. A. p
ST i the time urastaa ~ said Co2rs foz sa1s
ereVtgsors ~ Pz seat sae&r ii tlRs - rs tog ex
amiaAESos ard 4sA1~rA *.
Dated Al AxatoiqA, this sash aSy q
August. A, =. 1851. aTss
GEO. O, HOWE. &c..
A. c. BAILEY, ~"
Ross u. Cooper. Exsx.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
NORTH RANpoI pH

Hope Carpenter spent last week in
Chelsea.
Esther Wright has a tree fuschia tina,
has lo6 blossoms and buds.
The Library circle win mset with Mrs.
c. W. Taft Aug. Is. All United.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Buzzen visited in
Wiliismstown the first of the week.
Clifford Taft lost his family horse last
Saturday. 1t was found dead in the pas
ture.
4 niece Of Mrs. d. L. Moulton, Mis-:
Knowles, and brother, OF Ashmout,
Mass, are visiting her for a week.
Mrs. D. d. Mculton lost cape be.
tween North Randolph and Randolph vii.
lage. Finder please return to her.
Dsn Stanley Of Washington and New.
ell Stanley Of Wisconsin recently visited
relatives here. George Stanley is cousin
Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never
fails. At any drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
NICHOLSON'S, Randolph, Vt.
TsT;:r VVEIirI sDAscorI SNAPS.
These Price Quotations lust Few The Many Good Things We Are Offering FG Friday Saturday Monday

Handkerchief, for Pillow Tops the thing horal IA
signs la the corners, hemsitehed edge to,,
Sash Curtains all ready TO hang up, a.,
sink Floss Pillows correct prices
Is X Is inches 20 cents. ~ \ % inches ao
20 inches 30 cents. 2ix "a inches xoN.
BEARSktN STOCKINGS for boys and girls no sork.
ing in the market 10 this brand for hard Wesr
they all sizes, to -, pairs Tor see or ze al,
Samson Stockings boys the heavy weight hose fr
boys. When you are in the store ask to Il, 2ser,
Ladies' Gauze Vests sleeveless short sleeves lace trimmed
neck, usually 49,, for lie s,,h
Locks Safety Pin, win undone the safety
pin made seae,t
Sneaks for Children, In white, As cents. for 3S cent
sneaks for Bows, In white so cents, for 40 cents
Sneaks for Ladies, In white IS cents, for az ee,,s
Sneaks for Men, Ia white, 60 cents for so cent
snesks for Men. - cents 90 cents
50 inch beaohed Damssk, % cents, 21e,na
Ia White Dimity Quilt, the best washing quilt on the
market, Sl1s
Long Length Le Thread Gloves In black and white 7sc pa
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
RAINCoArs AND MACklNToSHES,

RAiNCOAfS AND MACktNToSHEo.
Two Maokinteshes, sl.50 -Four Maekintosbes s2ao
Four Mackintoshes, S400 Nou can save guot h lgnt
In these goods at above prizes, come assorted s'feS
EIGHT LIGHT SHORT COATS sizes "a 10 and Ss
come in checks, loose back, all woal o"lA wei
made prices - %, - so, - -, - ", NJ thee prices
YOU saving S200 10 - 90 "a garment
SWEATERS, for cod nights and mornings We haves
few in red, prices easy TO buy, Hnuse aud Norfolk
makes,
Misses Duck Skirts, blue and white dot duck braid trimmed
sold up Sl.00 EACH this buncN goes NJ o2e each
Black Sateen Waists, beautifully tucked long sleeves and
well tailored, 81 90 each
Black Pafeta silk Waist tucked front button trimmed
long sleeves s. os each
Fish Curtains, 10 yards long well made, sLoo
value, soc pair
WRAPPERS. We have grand range o. wrappers, sizes
"a 10 Al IN Crews, blues, siO0 each
Mems Summer Weight Underwear, all sizes, uablearhel
Balhriggan 25c garment, pc 9Oc "a m"r', -:
Loomey's Cor have the unbreakabe spring, Sl0o pair
Royal Worcester Corsets, long hip, Si.eO pair
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
PREPARING FOR
LEGAL CONTEST
Former Police CHIEF and Others Un-
der Indictment In Chicago Are
Full OF Fight.

Chicago. May John NJ. Collins.
former chief Of police; Frank u. Com
erford. former police attorney: william
l.. O'Conneli. former commissioner OF
public works; Edmund II. Roche. for.
mer city purchasing agent. and two
detectives OF the South Chicago police
station. who We're Indicted late Satur-
day afternoon by the April grand jury,
are preparing legal battle against the
true bills.
The indictments against the former
city officials all are for conspiracy ex-
cept one In which Collins Is named
alone for ordering mutilatlon OF public
records Collins bonds were fixed at
$4,000. Bail OF the other defendants.
who are named In only one Indictment
each. was fixed at $1,000. A separate
trial viii be demanded for each de-
PENDANT In case the motions 20 quash
the indictments are overruled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
NO NEED FOR ALARM
''Iama jim" Says There Is Plenty OF
Time To Grow Crops OF All
the Grains.

Chicago, May 7. - The reports OF
damage 10 the crops. which have been
so numerous of late, owing TO the un-
seasonable weather and the rayages OF
bugs. have been greatly exaggerated,
according 10 James Wilson, secretary
OF agriculture, WHO'S at Chicago. When
asked for his opinion on the coming
crop OF grain Wilson said
Spring seeding Is n little backward
on account OF the cold weather. but
there is plenty OF time between now
and the last OF September 10 grow n
crop OF all kinds OF grain. In the
states OF Minnesota and the Dakotas
where we get most OF our spring wheat.
seeding has been delayed about two
weeks, but with few days OF warm
sunshine planting will be in full prog
ress While the weather has been Nm.
seasonably cold In some districts still
IL has not been severe enough 10 re
tard blowing, and my advices are that
the ground In those states has been
nearly all made ready 10 receive the
seed"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
GHOST AT BATTLE CREEK
Phelps Home, Who Owners Body
Was Found I'm a Mill Race, Gives
Forth Strange Sounds.

Rattle Creek. Mich, May Fash.
lonable Maple street has ghost story.
For several nights neighbors OF the
Neil y. Phelps home, which has been
untenanted since the family OF the
dead fnancier went away for the win
ter. have noted unusual sounds about
the old mansion and In the evening a
light was seen slowly moving about
the house. Nelbhgors decided TO call
the police and squad responded
quickly.
Not only did the police find no signs
Of marauders, but every door was
found locked and the windows were
fnstened. IL was a shaking bunch OF
oficers that inspected the premises.
Phelps mysteriously disappeared under
peculiar circumstances In October.
1904, with charges OF fraudulent stock
Issues pending. against him. His body
was found In the mill race In January,
l0o5. and while the coroner's jury said
death was accidental, the public sus-
pected murder or suicide.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
"INTEMPERaTE VIOLENCE"
So lie Calls the Words OF Debs and
Other Labor Advocates.

The letter 20 the attorney general
then proceeds: ION the other hand
should like 20 know whether there is
any symptom OF a miscarriage Of jus.
tlcc IN their favor The incorporate
violence with which the socialIstlc or
labor papers like that Of Debs. and
am sorry % say some labor organiza
lions, have insisted without amy
knowledge ~ the facts. upon treating
these mon AZ martyrs 10 the cause of
labor has uuqucstiunnhly rcsulte lat
tremendous pressure being brought e.
bear upon tie uuthnrltes OF idaho t.
discharge or acqult en- whether
guilty or Innocent.
$50 far ~ the unions are anxious
only 10 see That exnct Justice IA done
these mem that they are IL eli The 4
FUN LEGAL rights aud not c0ndemne 1
unless proved guilty ~ this spe, Tic act.
they ate entitled 90 tile cordial co-op.
GRAFTON u an iusr ana falr-mnded cltl
zens. So FAR a. by any action. or by
murderoW aud reasonable language
such as that quoted above from Debs
Nnd others they tend 90 bring pres
sure % lear upon the state authorities
and the courts. 20 obetruct the course
% Justice, and 90 render Il difficult
IN convict the men II guilty, they are
equally without stint q Ice condemned
and anything that the federal authorl.
ties can do IN either event 10 further
the cause OF justice Is TO be- done"
Thearcsldents letter than says. "In
rcsportf 10 your question Il U.s. trust
needless FOR me 20 say that IL M any
time You or any one else can submit
60 me any evidence showing that there
has been n miscarriage OF Justice fol
or against Messrs. Meyer or Haywood
which you believe II Is In my power
10 remedy, ! viii az once bring such
evidence TO the attention o. the attor.
noy general 10 have him give II the
fullest consideration and 90 take thee
on suA action. II any. as II may he
IN the power OF the federal authorities
10 take"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
WRIGHT FINALLY ACQUITTED
Man Charged with the Murder OF His
Wife and Daughter. seems
ENonrratcd. Too.

Denver. May o. The Trial NJ Benja.
min G, Wright formerly Of Benton
IIarbor. Mich. charged with the muir.
der 81 his wife ana 5.year.old daugh
ter. was ended abruptly when. after
hearing the testimony Of Professor W.
-. Englc, instructor of chemistry at
Denver university. counsel for tho
state ~ the request ~ the district at
torney announced that the case against
Wright would not be continued. and
the jury, Ia accordance with instruc
lions from the court, rendered a yer
dict acquitting the defendant
Professor Engle testified that car
bon monoxide poisoning, generated. ht
believed, by n gas heater. caused death
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11

ltal city Of Idaho. has been reserved
for lawyers. Witnesses or newspaper
men IN attendance Ola the court which
VIII try William Tr Haywood on the
charge 0f murder of ex-Goyern3r Steu.
nenherg While there il little or no
public discussion Of the. case the nn.
dcrcnrrcnt or interest runs strong and
every incoming train brings additions
% the very large number OF people
connected with the case who are al
ready on the ground
Counsel FOR the prosecution. James III.
Hawlcy and Senator w H. Borah. who
have been engaged espe tally, are OF
the opinion that there will be- no fur
thcr delay. An application for a bill
OF particulars fled hy the defense, will
be argued today before Judge Fremont
Wood who viii my the Haywood case
but rs his decision T. not appealable IL
is not thought that this viii cause any
postponement. The history OF the
cases Of the men charged with TIE
murder OF Steunenberg shows much
delay. al Of which has been necessarl-
~ expensive 10 the state OF Idaho and
10 the defense The opposing lawyers
allege that Il was the "other fellow"
that delayed the case.
A number OF labor unions and fed
erations throughout the country is @
be represented during the trials 10y
members especially chosen for the pur.
rose. These representatives will at.
tend the trial and make reports 20
their organizations.
Boise, Ida, May THE argument
or the motion Of the defense for bill
OF particulars I'm the case OF william
ID. Haywood. charged with the murder
or former Governor Steunenburg. was
commenced before Judge Fremont
Wood az 1918 n. m. by direction OF
the court Haywood was brought up
from the county Jail below 10 attend
the hearing on the motion.
Boise, Ida. May 0.---The motion for
n bill OF particulars. flied by the de-
Tense In the case OF w. u. Haywood.
secretary and treasurer OF the West
ern Federation OF Miners. charged
with the murder OF former Governor
Stennenberg, has been denied by
Judge Fremont Wood.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
wlpcs ono thc Comnanr.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May S.--Judge
Willis Il. Perkins in the circuit court
handed down a final decree In the quo
warrnto proceedings brought by the
state attorney general against the
Grand Rapids Hydraulic company. Tho
decision wipes out the hydraulic com
pany as a corporation. The state leg
islature In 1906 repealed the charter OF
the company. granted m 1910. The
company, however, continued TO do
business, and the attorney general e
gan proceedings TO force II TO go out
OF business
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
DIrroN OF c. +. WARD
Say He Was Threatened with
endicitis and Must See Mo-
body for Two Weeks.

Lansing. Mich. May 0.It viii DO
M least two weeks before Repre- 'enta.
tive Charles +. Ward. OF S5iawas see,
Is able 10 be out or 10 see visitors. ofii-
eial or otherwise, according 10 Dr. Ar
thur W. Scidmore symptoms OF ap-
pendicltls continued to develop
until there appeared. TO the touch.
20 be- adhesions amounting 10 "A guam.
tity half as large as a mans finger
Representative Abrams. who has re
turned 10 Lansing gave ont the fol.
lowing statement;
"Nlr Ward is not 50 well MS when
saw him Friday night. The slight
symptoms OF appendicitis that We're
then present have become veyD
marked" Dr. Goss. OF Ba2roft, ha
also returned 20 Lansing. and said that
external applications alTernated with
Ice packs viii be taken up Dr. Sold
more said that the question OF an OPP
Grafton would be decided on az once.
after the external treatment has been
tried
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
MICHIGAN REFoREsTATioN
Michigan CHM Iron Company IL Es-
peyimenting on the Pine Bar
rem Lands.

Marquette. Mich. May s-with the
purpose Of eventually bringing about
tho reforestation Of the pine barrens OF
upper Michigan The Cleveland Gins
Iron company is carrying on extensive
experiments. IL has established nur-
series in Negaunee and Alger counties
at which pine trees are being raised
from seed and the plan has thus far
been attended with entire success.
White pine trees grown from seed are
ready for transplanting two years aft.
er sprouting.
Ninety thousand OF these tender
sprigs are ready for this purpose now
ana they are being set out on cutOveeQ
lands near Coalwood. A considerable
quantity Of seed wasplanted last year.
More VIII 20 into rhe ground this
spring and this process will be re-
peated annually for an indefinite time.
Forty years. IL Is estimated. are re-
quired for a white pine tree 70 attain
such size as 10 make II profitable to
market
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
FuneraI Wns I,os,none,I.

Port Huron, Mich, May q. The
funeral OF Mrs. Albert w. Turner. who
died In, this city Monday. was post
poDed for two days owing TO the delay
In the arrival OF me husband. who IL
engineer on the steamer Niagara Tur-
ner learned of his wife's death when
his boat reached the 500. and he Inn
mediately left for this city. While
travelling ON n train serious accident
occurred and he was held up for two
daya
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Wholesale Murder.

San Francisco, May s.-walter
Charles Davis, carpenter, In a az
OF insanity. shot and killed six per.
sons In q boarding house at Ala
Plerres street. in this city. The dead
are.
orson H. hush. aged 81, his wife
and their young son. W. s. Bard. a
carpenter, with relatives in ST Louis
and Denver; NJ. +. linton, a surveyor,
recently from New York; Mrs Lillian
u. Carothers. an elderly woman, who
boarled IN the house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Death for Five Trainmen.

Wheeling w, Va. May 3. Four
trainmen were killed, four others were
injured and three passengers were
burt when an east bound freight train
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
met the Chicago express al Rosby's
Rock. twenty miles easc OF here. The
dead are Chris r. Wiener, baggagemas-
ter; W. r. Thonen. fireman: j. L.
Painter, express messenger; III. A.
Chr!sty. fireman. or the injured G.
w. Riley, engineer. will die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Cyclone Kiils Nine in Texas.

Mount Pleasant, Tex, May s.
Heavy damage and loss Of nfe was
wrought by the tornado which swept
north Texas. The towns OF Ridge.
way and Blrthright. forty miles wet
OF here, are reported practically de.
strnycd Nine people are reported
killed IN the two villages and VI
cinlty as follows Mrs Braz and In
FAINT: Calvin Tramwel and son; Roy
McFall. Mr.. stephen and wife; Sidney
l.. Owakey. Mrs. Ownkey.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Anothcr child thn ElAmns, Yictim.
Dead In a Peculiar Accident.

Kalamazoo. Mich. May 7.-Abner
wenger, Of Elkhart, Lake Shore fire.
man. was killed and his body literally
cooked by steam, and John " Brown.
ell, Of this city, was seriously In.
jured because Lake shore freight
train with two engines pulling II
struck the city street sweeper, driven
by Brownell The blow threw one
horse against switch lever and
threw the switch, ditching one eneaa
and nineteen cars.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Sentenced 40 work on a Farm.

Pontiac. Mich. May o. TO work
on farme for four years was the sen.
tence Of ll-year.old Freddy Under.
Detroit boy arrested for stealing rnca-
cy ana jewelry from the home ~ Thos
Ray m Charleston. The property was
recovered and the boy confessed He
was placed on probation for four years
with the understanding that be work
on the farm OF r. !. Blakeslee ~ or.
ch1rd Lake for that length OF time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
HALLWAY Companioa Ind icted

New York. May s--A federal grand
jury which has been investigating re.
bate cases Indicted the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway company.
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST Paul Rail
way company. New York ontario and
Western Railway company and the
Western Transit company on charges
OF granting rebates 10 the American
Sugar Refining company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11

Grand Rapids. Mich, May 7.--Josl.
ouHy 81 another woman impelled Nary
Louis 70 climb the FIRE escape OF tss
Fletcher hotel 10 tho seventh DOR -
l n. m. enter the room OF Martin Post.
and stab him seven times. She made
her escape as she came but was lido.
tilted 10y nnother womnn who was with
Post NJ the time. In Jail she expressed
regret that she had not killed Post.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Verdict in "Black hand" Case.

wilkesbarre. PA. May THE
sealed verdict OF the jury in the
"Blackhand" case was opened 10
court Eleven OF the defendants were
found guilty rs indicted and two ac.
quilted
The principal charge against the
mon was the blowing up OF the home
OF an Italian named Rizza because be
refused 10 pay money 10 n hand call.
ting itself the "Blackhand" society.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11


the murder az Caldwell. Ida. on Dec.
10, 1905, OF former Governor Frank
Sreunenberg. Haywood Is one OF -FOUR
defendants charged with the nun der.
New York, May Gin letter read
before the Central Federated Onion
President Roosevelt states that II evil
dence Is submitted 20 him showing
that there has been n miscarriage or
justice for or against Meyer and Hay
wood, awaiting trial az Boise, Ida.
charged with the murder OF exGoyern-
or Steunenberg. he Will bring such evil
dence 10 the attention OF the attorney
general for such action, II any, az IL
may be In the power OF the federal
authorities 20 take. The communica-
ton was the formal reply OF the presi-
dent 10 the committee OF the union
which recently called upon the presi-
dent at Washington and requested him
to set forth In general his attitude to-
ward the accused men and speclfical-
~ why he had referred 20 Meyer and
President IL Championed.
In making his report the chairman,
John Henry, said that the committee
had spent more than an hour with the
president, at which time the matter In
hand was thoroughly discussed. The
president signifed his intention OF
formally replying in the letter which
the chairman then read. Following the
reading there was an animated dis
cussion during which the chairman and
william Coakley. another member OF
the committee, stoutly championed the
attitude OF the chief executive II was
finally voted 20 send copy OF the let
tor 10 counsel for Meyer and Hay
wood
The presidents letter began by quot
Ing from q letter he wrote 10 the at
torney general March Is, 1906, In
which he says OF the Moyer.Haywood
case: "0ur duty Is Qf II should ever
happen that we had any power In the
matter, TO see that exact justice Is
done these men. The sole
question as regards Meyer and Hay
wood must be the question whether
or not they can be shown TO be guilty
OF this particular act. and their legal
rights must be as carefully safeguard
cd as those OF any other men. II IL
alleged that they were extradlted from
Colorado IN manner that amounted
20 betrayal OF their legal rights" He
asks Information from the district NJ
torneys OF Colorado and Idaho on the
point, and whether there Is any displ
sltlon 10 deny the men their legal
rights.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Irish Council BiiI Introduced.

London. May s.-The Irish council
bill. the object OF which Is 20 pro
vide for the establishment and func'
lions OF an administrative council" az
Dublin. was introduced IN the house
OF commons by the chief secretary for
ireland. Mr.. Blrrell before an au-
dIence which crowded every corner OF
fhe house
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Called Down Gods wrath.

Albion Mich, May s. - Crnzed by
the thought that no sinner wished to
be prayed for after he had made an
earnest appeal al the close Of his GER
mon, Rev. Dan shannon. the IRISH
evangelist OF the Baptist church. Gre
atsd CONSERVATISM IN one OF HE larg-
est audiences TINT has ever been IN
any church OF this city by calling
down the wrath Of God upon tho
wicked city OF Albion
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Tobacco Magnate Dies Suddenly.

New York. May S.-Charies +. Hal I.
well. vice president OF The American
Tobacco company, and one OF the
heaviest stockholders IN the corpora
ton, died suddenly OF apopIeNy IN the
Holland house Prior % the forma-
tion Of the American Tobacco com
pany Mr.. Halliwell was NJ the head
OF the Leggett & Myers Tobacco Co,
OF St Louis. He was reputed 20 BIO
worth S20.O00,O0o
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Death 81 Monroe Salisbury.

New York, May 6-Monroe Sails.
bury. a well known horse owner and
breeder OF San Francisco. IL dead at
New York. Salisbury came here
several weeks ago for treatment for
cancer. but the doctors were unable
TO save his life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-11
Tradc LAW nIt linn.

Lansing. Mich. May S.-The lower
house or th" state legislature has
passed bin 10 repeal the law which
lays , per cent tax on mortgages
and all credits. II was found That he
money lender IKE nll 9th dealers
gets his expenses out 81 his customer.
and consequently the tax Just ID \
? per cent. 20 the borrowers interest.