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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14
persu,,als

John X. Stolberg, accompanied by
Mrs. Stolberg, went to Chicago last
Sunday where Mr. Stolberg will take
an additional course in cutting gar
ments for his trade and perfecting
himself in his business. Mr. Stolberg
took such course several years ago
and such has been the advancement in
the art OF garment cutting that he
feels that another course will be of adj
vantage both OF himself and his Gus
toners. He will be in the city about
three weeks when he will return well
posted in the coming tall styles and
the latest Of everything in the clothing
line.
Miss Agnes Rogers Of England ar
rived mere during the week to visit her
brothers, A. ID. and Chas. M. Rogers
Miss Rogers crossed the Atlantic on
the steam snip Minnehaha and came
directly west from New York to Chi
Scago where she was met by Mrs Chas.
NJ Rogers wno vent to Chicago Sun
day last TO meet her.
A big delegation OF fishermen con.
tanning Alex Dalpra. Clayton belong
and his cousin, s, Challancin and sew
eral Chicago men left Monday for the
Fence waters to end up the 1909 trout
season.
G. Walt Youngs. general manager
OF the Mcdonald exploration company
was IN the city last Tuesday and, nc
companied by mis- son, drove out and
inspected the work,
Chas. H. Watson Is erecting a very
fine barn on his residence prop
erty on Michigan avenue The build
ing is ornamental as well as commod-
ious.
Misses se 3hie and Carrie Pfeiffer
went 10 Florence last Saturday night
and spent the greater part of this week
visiting friends and relatives
Misses Hazel and Mona Bowman re-
turned from their vacation trip to Big
Rapids last Tuesday.
Miss Mason of Niagara visited Mr.
and Mrs Robinson this week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall returned
from their trip to the east last Thurs.
day and report having had delightful
time. They visited at Toronto and
Montreal In eastern Canada and all
along the shores of Lake Champlain.
Mr. Wallis only regret is that he didn I
have an opportunity TO see the White
Sox play and get a glimpse Of his base
ball idols Ed. Walsh and Chas Com
misky.
Mrs Chas. Miller mother of Ely and
Samuel Miller, died at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. pluss last Monday.
The deceased was "A years of age and
came to this country about three years
ago to make her home with her child
rem here. The remains were taken to
Chicago Tuesday for burial.
Furnished Rooms to Rent - have
th~e furnished rooms Mrs. Henry
Holstein
Forest King went TO Escanaba last
Monday and secured position as
passenger. brakeman on the peninsular
division OF the 9, a.. N. w road. He
passed very creditable examination
and went out as student Wednesday
morning on the Watersmeet run.
The train from Iron River was de.
layed several hours last Tuesday by the
derailment OF switch engine in the
yards at Stambaueh which prevented
the main line trains from passing
The county teachers examination
was held at the court house during the
week and was well attended Prof,
Hill assisted Commissioner Mason in
the work,
FOR SALE six room cottage.
Lot iOOxl4O Also household furniture.
Herman Rau.
Eddie Widstrand is home from Chi
cago Tor visit to his parents in this
city.
Prosecuting Atty Chas. II. Watson
was business visitor at Iron River
last Wednesday.
Miss Mitchell was down from Re-
public during the week visiting friends
here.
Evelyn and Thomas Conlin, Jr., &C
oompanied their father to Chicago last
night TO visit over Sunday
Mrs Il. j. Oswald has been mem
Der Of the sick list this week but at
this writing is much improved.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14

Two girls were killed ut Iron Noun
tain yesterday morning shortly after 7
| O'Clock. on the Q. N. st. Paul rail-
road, on the big iron bridge which
spans the Menominee river near that
place. They were on their way pick
ing raspberries and were nearly over
the bridge when they were struck by
an extra; caboose and an engine.
which was on its way to Pembine
from Iron Mountain. The little child
rem were Bertha Yuhasey, l3 years old
and Christina Semenak 10 years
The funeral of Harry Trembath's
baby daughter. who died Tuesday.
was held yesterday. Mr.. Trembath,
Peter Trudell. Jr and George Win
ter. who were on boating and fishing
trip down the Fence river, were in
tercepted near Crystal Falls Thursday.
by Acel Ether. The child was in good
health when the party left Negsunee
week ago today. -Negaunee Dept.
Mining Journal.
Ed. b. Jacka went 10 Bessemer this
morning. whore he will visit for a
week with his brother Will, VINO Is
employed as stenographer and book
keeper for the Corrigan Mckinney Co
at that place. From there Ed will
leave for Indiana where he will re-
sumo his duties at the Purdue I'M
iversity.
Mrs. %. q. 'Hara and two children
came up from milwaukee Thursday
afternoon and are visiting at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. Otto Geske.
Sanilac Jeffersonia, May 2sth. 1909,
The Dramatic Recital of the life of
Jean Vatican given by Walter +. Bur-
nett on Wednesday evening was with
out doubt the best thing that was ever
given here II is rarely If ever that a
recital of such merit is given in a
town of this size (Croswelll.
Mrs. Joseph Liberty went to Amasa
last Thursday to visit with hor son.
Archie, and family.
Atty Fred II. Abbott was business
visitor at Iron River last Tuesday.
Mrs John Fisher was Crystal Falls
visitor on Thursday.
Lumber For Sale - have lot Of
FOOD pine lumber that will sell at
half price. Just az good as new. John
delcher.
WANTED Good cook and Lam
ress. Wages $40 TO sls Mrs Frank
icadden
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14
Taking the Census

Hon. james T. Bennett, OF DeTour
will be the supervisor Of the census for
the twelfth upper PENINSULA congress
sional district He will DO kept pretty
busy for time at least, according to
the provisions OF the bill, the follow
ing being few Of its uost important
provisions
Enumerators will begin their work
on the 10th Of next April,
In a city having five thousand or
more population the enumerators will
have thirty days in which to finish the
work
Supervisors. Of whom there.shaIl not
be more than $50, shall be appointed
before October LIST, or six months be-
fore the date Of beginning the taking
Of the census Supervisors are 20 be
appointed by the president and con.
firmed by the senate. While the law
does not say so the president will
accept recommendation from senator's
and representatives,
In so far as practicable supervisors
districts are TO conform to congressIon-
al districts
Twelve supervisors, one from each
Of the congressional districts, will be
appointed for Michigan
Each supervisor will divide his dis.
trict into subdivisions most convenient
for purposes of enumeration.
Each supervisor will employ enum.
orators one or more for each subdivi.
sion.
The pay Of a supervisor is 81. 500 and
one dollar tor each thousand or frac-
ton Of thousand Of population enum
Grated.
An appropriate allowance for clerk
hire will be made for supervisors
A supervisor may employ interpre-
ters IL he needs them
: The rate Of compensation fixed for
enumeration is flexible The basis is
this Not less than two or more THAI
4 cents for each inhabtant enumerat
cd not less than 20 or more than 30
cents for eacn farm reported, 10 cents
for each barn or enclosure containing
live stock not on farms and not less
than 20 or more than 30 cents for each
establishment or productive industry
reported.
The compensation allowed an enum-
orator shall under no cosideration OK.
coed &c a day OF s hours
ANY person over twenty.one years
OF age who refuses 10 answer any
question submitted by the government
through the government may DO fined
800. The same fine Is provided for a
false answer. -
All the census reports are 10 be com
pleted and printed within period of
three years. dating from Thursday OF
this week.
About three thousand extra clerks
who will be employed In Washington
City from two.to three years will be
appointed. They.will be- subject 10
such special test examinations as the
director OF the census may prescribe.
The examinations 10 be conducted
by the United.States civil service com.
mission. /"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14

The examinations win be open TO
all applicants without regard 10 politi-
cal Affiliations and win be held at such
places In each state as may be desig-
mated by the civil service commission.
No person will be eligible to an sx-
animation or appointment unless he
or she shall have been actually domi-
ciled In the state or territory In which
the examination Is hell for ut least
one year previously to the examina-
tion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14
UNION CENTRAL
LIFE INSURANCE co

One Of the eight largest COM
panles i'll the United States
In business over forty years
Assets Dec 81, 1908 owes sixty
seven million { S67, 600, ooo)
Investments yield over OF per
cent interest
Cost Of policies LOWER, div.
idends HIGHER than that of any
other company
Write for facts and COMP
ARATIVE figures
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31

interest tho pollccg~
lie removed ono fine aud fragile
hand from pocket OF the lowered
dressing gown long enough 20 jerk Il
significantly toward the nearer street
CotD,T
IhundcvstruCk. Calendar glanced
h6Nt.. in The indicated direction. a
blue coated bobby was TO b. sven op
proncling with measured stride. oit-
fus'nc upon the stIl evening air Su
impression OF nonahly capable sell
ConJCutmcnt
Calendars 0eshy lips parted and
closed without sound, He haNgcd
the gate hchind hlm and w0dGlcl ol
% Join the captain. who already With
pSuscwOrthy nattye prudence. had
fallen back upon their cab
Suuculy extracting money from hi
pocket. hc paid ,T Ma driver nrd
company with SUyloy trudred iu mv
rose silence down t3c street.
Brcu'wiCl> touched ltirlv uOd's arm
ana drew him into ,nc house.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31
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VIA ,ynotheT lEde bew. "unconnonly
pretty"
Rreptv!ck removed HIS rlNs as. rub
hsd them Cnd hllnkcd thoughtnny ga
tho girl "My dcar'' hc said Mddcnly.
with % peculiar tvcwor in ha voice.
"yCu rcscmn,c your mother rclnUrAa.
My Tut should know! Tinc was
when W0s one of her most nrdrnt
admirers"
You yyou know nay mothcry' cried
Dorothy profoundly moved
did not know Won at slghtg My
dear sou arc y,ug mother rcmcaculte
fur the good ot ana unworthy world.
she was x very beautiful Womuu. my
dCar"
"Rut you wul tyi me-
a nuwiCr %. Interesting thnrs
Miss Calendar Id yauu ro rood enough
to let inc choose tA, time neg vow
to bc patton with tho lal,typcraucs on
ana Ola man who wcera ro lurn. Who
has rCputeUou u~ am eccentric 60 sus
tain before bis servants. Aud now"
said BWntwiyk -"now. my dtar hoy.
Tor the adventure"
kirEwood chu,Ncd. htcctcl hy. his
hosts Ecuml humor. How do you
KNOW
blow can q Doe otbcYwiecr' couu.
tered Brcnwi,k. with trace % uap,r-
i4. 'Au I 20 bo denied my ndvvu.
turet Sir | rcfisc without cluiyucu
u.n Your very bearing brcothcs oi
Romance rhorc must bc an adventure
t"tth,omiaE, ThiHp; otherwise my DTS
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31
CONTINUED Flom Yesterday.


t1iu's index ginger. then. rnlpp!ug iu-
structous 10 his driver. threw himself
heavily back ou the scut Slry ker.
awkward on his land less stumbled
and ZEN ia an ul calculated attempt 20
hoist himself hastily back into the
vehicle
To Tie delay thus occasioucd alone
Kirkwood ana Dorothy owed respite
or freedom. Their hanson was az
ready swinging down toward the great
gutcs OF the yard. the American stand
tug 10 make the driSr comprehend
the necessity FOR using the utmost
speed Ia reaching the craven street
address The man proved both iutcui-
gent and ut!lEing. kh!, God had bare
j. slime TO drop down beside the -irl
ere the cab was swinging out into the
Strand, 70 the peril OF the toes be
longing 60 a number of rlghtcou5ly in-
ulgnaut pedestrians.
lie turned ga the seat, twisting his
neck TO peep through the small rear
window ~ don't see their cab b.,
announced. But OF course they're
inter Us However. Craven sttc,rS
Just round the corner If we get therv
first 4 don't fancy Freddie Hu!lam VIII
have cordial reception for our pur-
fueTs. They must have been ON watch
at Cannon street. and. finding we were
not coming 70 that way-of course they
were expecting us le,nUse OF Hobbs
wire they took cab for Chnring Cross
! Lucky for us-0y IS Il luely?" hel add
"a doubtfHny TO hintlf
The hansou whipped round the cor
ner into Craven atN-,t IIlrkwo, .
sprang up Tyasping tbe treasure h.y
ready 10 jump the instant they pal al
/ IN toward airS lIallams dwelling But
as they drew nesT upon the address Dee
drew hack with an exclamation OF
Umnzemcui
Tho house was closed showing u
blank face 20 the street blinds drawn
close down in the windows. area cate
pndloCked, an estate agents board pro
jccting from above no doorway na
yertisinS the property "to be let FUR.
rishcd"
F!rkwood looked back. cruniug his
neck round the side OF the cab. At the
moment another h9ugom was brgnt.
ing through the rank Of humanity on
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31

over ths fresh specimen Of American
slang
Flat strapped busted - brukc-on
my uppers- down uud out" lie rcel,d
OF synonyms without smile II
haven't enough money TO pay cab fare
across the tow
ooh" she iutcrpol1tcti. enlightened
TO say nothing o. taking u5 90
Chiltern. couldn't buy you Sllss
OF water II YOU were thirsty. There
isn't n soul on earth within hall who
would trust me with a quarter mean
a shilling across London bridge I'm
the original 1uCklcss wonder and TIE
only gesu!he Jonah cNtuat."
with face the hue OF FIRE " COCK
Cd his eyebrows askc% and attempted
to laugh unconcerncdly TO hide his bit
ter shame. I've led you out OF the
frying pan ioto the frc. aud dou't
know what 90 DO. Please call me
namea."
-Oh, poor Mr K!rkwood! And n'e
NIL because Of me! You've bcggorcd
youreelr'-
Not precisely. was bcggared e.
The c1trovagant generosity Of which
she accused him. ~ had only three or
four pounds TO my name TINT night we
MET l haven't told you II
You've told noe nothing. nothing
whatever about yourself" she said re-
proachfuiiy.
Il didn't want TO bother y-ou with
my troubles ] tried not O. tulk about
myself You Knew ] WIS an Amer
Scan, but I'm worse than that. I'm a
Californian from San FTauclsco.- lie
tried unsucceBsfuily 10 make light OF
It, 81 told you l was the 7ucfless
wonder II I'd ever had any luck
would have stored rittle money away.
Asst waG / lived on my income. left
my principal IN Frisco, md when the
earthquake came It wiped NO out
completely"
~And you were going home that
night we made you miss your steamer
ut was MY own fault, ana I'm glad
this blessed minute that did miss e.
Nice sort IL have been Ia so OF and
leave YOU at the mercy
"Flenso! ] want TO think I'm trying
10 roEembor how mach you've gone
through
Precisely what don't want you 20
90. Anyway. I'D nothing more than
any other fellow would have done
ileasc don'S give me credit TINT
don't dcscrvo. We must 80 to Mrs
Hallsm'e house first Its too late
now after 5-clsc we could deposit
the towels I'm some bank. Since
since they nre no longer yours the
only thing ard tho proper thing 10 90
Is to place them In safety or IN The
hands OK their owner. II you take
them directly 90 young Hallam your
harda Will 10 clear And-J never DID
such a'th!ng In my life Mics Calendar.
hut n he's got spaTk OF gratitude ia
his makeup J ought 20 lie able to-
cr-to borrow pound or 30 OF him"
10 you think so7" She shook her
head In doubt. ~ don't know know
SO lltt'o Of such things You ero right
We must take him the Jewels, blt"-
Ter voice tralled or into a rieh Of
profound ptrturlalon
lie dared not meet her look.
with "a Jar the train started and be-
gan 81 move more Bu'fIv
if'l'.wocd lifted the travelling bag 10
his knees.
Don't forgot" he soid, With some
GHtcultr you're 10 sIck by uo what
ever happens You mustn't deeert
mo-
You know" tire girl rorrovcd him
Il know but there must Doc no ms.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31

standstiu. Calendars was no more
than twenty yards bchhS. ard as
kirkwocd caught sight OF him tie INT
0dvcoturer was I'm the act of lining
himself pordVrouSly cut az the seat.
iucon,ncutly the young man turned
Go tho girl and forced the travelling bag
into her hands
RUN Tor fer he begged her Don't
stop Co argue You promised run,
IN come
"Phiiip" she pleaded
Dorothy" ne crlcd sn torment
Perhaps f. was hiR uu4scstioIrillc
distress that weakened her. Suddeuiy
sho yielded. With whatever reason. lie
WAS ou,y hazily aware OF the swish
- her skirts behind blu lie had no
time % look round and see THAT abe
rut away safely, lie Ind only ewes
uui thoughts Tor Calendar ana Stryker
They were both atoot now ard run.
Ming toward hin. the one ma awkward
os thc other. but neither gleldug "a lot
~ thelt malignant purpose lie held
tho picture ~ 90 oddly pCnuhlc In hlg
memory Tor many dNy thereafter
Io this mcutW photograph another
succeeds OF The same scene IN instant
later. AN as 70 had been before. tlrcir
relative positions unchanged savc that
striker and Calendar had come 60 "a
dead stop tud that Kikwood's right
nrm was lifted ana extended. pointing
a, the captain
/ So forgctful OF ser was he thut Il
Required u moments Thought to con
vince bim that Dec was reufly respousl-
h hIc for the abrupt transformation. I'm.
/ orriulous'y hc realized that ne had
+ drawn Calendars revolver and pulled
/ Stykcr up short IN midstrilc hy the
mute menace 90 50 ms much ns 10y his
/ hoursc cry OF warming:
/ 'stryker. not another foot"'
/ with this there chlmcd lo Dorothy's
voice. ringing bell clear from ntHc
/ oisNucc:
Phillip
Like a flash ne wheeled TO add yet
. another picture To His mental gallery
Perhaps uvoscorc feet up the side.
walk n gate stood open. just outside
. s. @ man ~ tall and slender figure. rig
pcl out in u bizarre costume consist.
ing mainly of lowered dressing
gown and slippers y1s waiting fra am
attitude OF singular iBlassr i'.. with
iu 3d.. puuslug With 10 loot lifted 90 the
door icp bag i'm hand h,T hcUd turned
a. She looked back. was Dorothy
g. hc comprchononl those cs Dutul
deta'rs ot The conpus1Eu thc man in
the lowered drcss'r gown rdsed
. lnud. lecaou'He o. Aw DID maNAer
us Imperative ns M accompanying
word
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31

ING L'T IoIN rN'Hf'r. lie EN.t E."rtr
20 her wondering Il didn't uudcr
stand" hc suggested.
H.ll looking from. him. 81 said Won
were very GOOD to mo" she said IN
oU2vcriuC WIFI per
Drr NY" without hls knowlgdv,
or Intention before the fact. as In.
stinc'Nely "s hc made use ~ her given
uano Intimately, hiss strong Grle.s
dropped oud closed upon the lt,lc
hand that lar hcsidc him. what IS
the matter. denry" lie leaned sim
farther forward 90 pccr into her focc
an glance mot glance IN The Vcuc
ard hls racing pulses frightened with
ehccr delight ~ the humid hpprticss
In her ~listen!ug eyes. Dorothy child.
don't worry 80. 80 harm shall come
10 You. It's an working ont so work
Ing out right Only have n l1ur fal.h
ia me- aud lll make everything work
ont risht Dorothy"
Gently the freed her fingers Il
wasn't" She told li'n In n voice That
Qulvcrod nttwncu laughter and tears
"I w0sn't worrying was v.u
wo%int understand Don't lc afraid
| shall break down Or-or anything"
81 Sh8n't" he reussured hc- 81
know you're not thot sort besides
you'd have no excuse We're moving
along famously That cobhy knows
his business"
Past the houses Of parliament.
through ola pulnce ynrd. with th, Hb-
hey on their lot they swung away
into abingdon street whence Fuddrh
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31

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tracn sadly. "vuu,h.
Rcyoud The threshold OF the study
Klr,vuud paused. cp.yr eyes rur,h.
mg its sombcr shadows for si-n of
Dorothy
Bv Che Grrulnrc uulelto ono fIlc.
she stoud. ono fuan rC1 rralnr an
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-31

1ZzEc - 'sS gIzJ, ~ ~
For Sale |
Entire Nov |
ing Picture |
business
U0IsAts /
f, Consisting Of
. Roller Top Desk,
/ Carpets, Graphic
pbons, 200 chairs
/ Electric Piano
/ thai COST $500,
stool and cover.
. Fans, ne wing
. Picture Machine,
. Il Scenery wings
+. 5 Drop Curtains,
T. / Persian Front.
f. Whole outfit can
be Bought fer
/. $500; This is
. less than enc four
! III Of actual cost.
4 Must be sold
ga CitNG1 e-iSPl/ ~
Bl.UESTONE
TBACTl0e4 co.
GIuetIcId Avenue, City
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02

tered into the contract of October 81,
1903
1T is no part of the admission that
he made the contract on October 81.
that he afterward made a different con-
tract to supersede il, nor is the aff1-
davit OF the secretary any part of the
admission-an affidavit made two
years after the date of the first con-
tract for the purpose of explaining the
method in which operations had been
conducted Hereunder.
The substantial facts to be proved
by the government were that Perrin
and Benson entered into the agree
metn set forth in the Indictment and
that they hereunder made fraudulent
applications TO obtain lands.
How could it affect proof of that
agreement and Of the applications
shown to have been made under 1t TO
prove the terms Of a later agreement
which was intended to supersede the
first?
Judge Russell concludes that If such
is the law it follows that it is in1 the
power OF all who conspire TO acquire
lands OF the United States unlawfully
TO purge their conspiracy of its lille
gality by making a new and innocent
agreement at any time before the in
dictment, provided that it is shown that
some of the applications for lands
were made under the new agreement"