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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-04-06

The Courier-JournaTs special CORE
spondent at Frankfort is Mrs. Ella
Hutchinson Ellwanger, who has not
only made name for herself in Jour
nalism, but is now being recognized
as magazine writer of some note.
Nine years she has been connected
/ with the Kentucky State journal. but
/ two months ago she severed her con
nection with that paper to devote all
her time to writing articles for New
York publications. 1t is said that Mrs.
Eilwanger is truly responsible for the
handsome Louisville and Nashville
depot at Frankfort, for through her
editorials in the Frankfort Journal
/ she aroused a public sentiment and
demand for this building. E. C. Wal
! ton, who recently retired from the ed
itorial department of that paper, al
/ lowed Mrs. Ellwanger full scope in
writing up the mayor and the city
dads Of Kentucky's capital, and by
this she did much for the civic better
ment of Frankfort. Once Mrs. ELL
wanger got drunk" That is, she be-
came intoxicated with success when
her first article of any length was pub
lished. She said she was completely
overcome with JOY and surprise when
she saw her article on the first page
of the illustrated section of a leading
| newspaper. That was in 1901. About
that time she originated the first so
clety page in Frankfort newspaper
dom. Mrs. Ellwanger has written
three magazine stories for children
and has had many skits in Lippin-
colts. Her Sunday letter to the Cour-
ier-JOurnal is one OF the most enjoy
able features of that paper, and it has
been cOmplimented by writer's all over
the United States. This month she
and w. E. Bridwell, an ex-newspaper
man, published a book-an edition
de luxe Of the General Assembly and
the state capitol. Her admiring
readers will be glad to learn that in
May or June her article, Evolution
of Punishment as Applied to State
Prisons" will appear in Hampton's
magazine. Mrs. Ellwanger's success
is greatly due to persistence in exer-
cising the Golden Rule in her daily
social and business affairs.
Copies of "The Lady of the QuilP'
have just come from Louisville pub
fishing company and all southern and
eastern friends of Mrs. Jennie C. Nor
ton will welcome this little book of
sketches of her life. This biography
of Mrs. Morton is written in loving
and picturesque manner by Mrs. Ell
wanger, who is receiving many fat
tering notices by the press and the
public on her life-story of this famous
woman
May Have Their Day.
"a Newspaper Woman's Day" has
been suggested for the program of the
midsummer meeting of the Kentucky
Press Association in June, which in !
all probability will be held at the
Mammoth Cave. Dan Bowman, editor |
of the Woodford Sun, and secretary of
the association, favors the idea, and. |
no doubt, this will be one of the most |
attractive occasions of the forty-first
annual gathering of the Kentucky ed
itors
The Kentucky newspaper women, |
as a whole, are the happiest and most /
cultured sorority in any state in the
Union. May their ink bottles be full |
and running over with glory and hon,
or foreveri
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-04-06

The Richmond Steam Laundry
al your Service can or ring 81.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-04-06

For fifteen years Mrs. Harry McCar-
ty, of Nicholasville, who is associated
with her husband, publisher of the Jes-
samine Journal, has been bookkeeper
for McCarty & Company. Three years
ago she began to write for the person
al column of the Journal, and from
that she has advanced to the editorial
department.
Three Competent Girls.
Miss Betty L. Hubbard, of Hodgens-
vile, and Miss Goldie Perry, of Win
chester, are making good on two of
the leading papers in the state. Be
sides writing well, they can operate
a linotype machine. Miss Perry works
when she chooses and is boss" of the
Sun-Sentinel. She has attended many
meetings of the National Editorial AS
ISOLATION with her father, R. r. Perry.
Her paper on how to start a daily
made hit in both the state and ma
tional press meetings of last year.
Miss Hubbard is in the Office of The
LaRue County Herald and is one of
the loveliest girls known to the Ken
lucky editors. She is beautiful as well
as talented
Miss Lena Rollins, who has the dis
tinctdOn of being the only mountain
girl in tAe Kentucky Press Ass0cia-
ton, and a delightful one, is secretary
of The Sun Publishing Company. Miss
Rollins is wise on the circulation end
OF the newspaper business. One sys-
TEN, she says that The Pineville Sun
has increased its circulation with
handsome number is by writing per
sonal letters to travelling men and
former Belle county people. asking
them for subscriptions to The Sun
The scheme is excellent is getting new
subscribers.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-04-06
MONA
Cures INDIGESTION

1t relieves stomach misery, sour stom.
ach, belching, and cures all stomach dis
ease or money back. Large box of tab.
lets 90 cents Druggists in all towns
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
At Michigamme

The extreme west end OF the Mar
quette range has been given more at
tention than usual the past year and
promises TO receive greater notice the
present year owing to the developments
both at the working properties and at
the explorations that are being con
Quoted
The latest report from that locality
says that the L'Anse people who have
an option on sections 2S, west OF the
Ohio mine OF the Buffalo and Susque-
hanna people. have found something of
value. Machinery has been ordered
for the thorough exploration OF the
property. The work is In charge of
Captain J. p. Christopher an old hand
in mining on the Marquette ranges.
The ore In this locality Is limonite
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Two Fine Parties.

II is seldom that the New Year is
usnered in in Crystal Falls with as
successful dancing parties as those
given last Friday night by the Masons
and the Woodmen.
The Masonic party was given in the
Masons hall and was private to the
members of the order. just about the
right number Of dancers for the size
OF the hall participated and everyone
enjoyed themselves greatly.
The Woodmen party was given in
their lodge room in the Diamond Drill
building and very large attendance
was In evidence as the affair was pub
lie. Dewey's orchestra from Escanaba
furnished music for the Woodmen and
the local orchestra for the Mason s
party
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

Rev. Aldrich ofiiciated at the mar
riage OF David Owens to Miss Fanny
Harris at the NJ. f parsonage last
Thursday night. Miss Jennie Clare
was bridesmaid aad George Miller best
man.
The young people are we'll known in
this city. the groom being the young.
est son or Mre. David Owens and the
bride the daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Harris, VINO resided nj
the Great Western location many
years
Both Young people grew from child
hood 30 maturity In this community
and are we'll and favorably known.
They will reside in Crystal Falls
Mr.. Owens being employed at tn,
Great Western mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Governor WARNER
HAS ISSUED A CALL
FOR AsPEcIAL ELECTION IN THE
2sTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
CONVENTION ON JANUARY %
secretary TrudsIl VIII Issue Call For On,
To be Held at Marquette s-Flapnlsan
the Choice.

Governor Warner has issued a call
for a special election in the twenty
fifth judicial district to be held In
April. to elect successor 10 Judge
Stone. who has been elevated to the gu
preme bench. The chairman Of the
republican judicial committee was the
late Cad Smith. but the call tor con-
vention to nominate candidate for
the circuit judgeship will be issued by
+. j. Trudell Of Menominee, secretary Y
OF the committee. within few days
II is expected that the convention will
be held in Marquette some time this
month, probably between the 10th and
25th. So far as known, the only can
didate for the nomination is Richard
Flanagan of Norway. and. it now looks
as IL he would be the unanimous choice
of the convention.
Later = Information has just been
received saying that the convention
will be hsld January 90.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

Crystal Falls Lodge ]. o. o. T.. Col
umbia Encampment and Armenia Re.
bekah lodge will install officers jointly
next Wednesday evening and the affair
promises to be exceptionally interest
ing there reing rivalry between the
women and the men as to which
branch will do the best work.
A supper and dance will follow the
odge work. The work will be open 10
the families of all members OF all
branches.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Some Weather.

The beautiful New Years weather
gave place 10 more frigid touch early
In the week and for the first time the
thermometer sank below the zero
point. The drop was not very extern
sive, however. and II came back quick
Brief as 1t was IL crippled the train
service which was just.getting back to
normal after whole month Of two
hours behind ..schedule. Tuesday the
trains were so late that the mail didn {
get in on either road until after dinner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
NEW TRIAL REFUSED
Last Official Act OF Judge Stone as Judge OF
This Circuit, is Ruling in Dascola Case

Last Official Act OF Judge Stone as Judge oI
This Circuit, is Ruling in Dascola Case
Among the last official acts of Judge
Stone prior TO the taking effect of his
resignation as Judge of the Twenty
fifth judicial circuit on Friday last.
was the filing of reasons for his denial
of new trial in the case of the Peo-
pie against Joe Dascola Counsel for
the respondent. Messrs. Bernhardt
Berrassi. of Chicago and A. F. Dixon.
Of Stambaugh. filed a motion for a new
trial on the ground OF newly discover
ed evidence. The motion was opposed
by Mr.. Chas II. Watson, of this city,
for the people. AS above stated, the
motion was denied
Dascola was convicted at the October
term Of the circuit court for Iron
county of the crime of manslaughter.
the trial growing out of a shooting al
the Smuggler mine in the township OF
Stambaugh in May Of last year The
case attracted considerable local inter.
est and the jury was ont about eigh-
teen hours before arriving at verdict.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Sermons in the Drama.

The great opportunity for good that
can be carried out in play cannot be
over estimated. for it's wide spreading
effect is felt all over.the country where
the play is produced. The witty jokes
and catchy songs that may DO intro
duoed are caught mp and repeated 10
thousands. and by them again repeat
cd. The powerful drama of miss
PETTICOATS. which will be pre-
sented at The Crystal Falls Opera
House on Tuesday. January i1th for
one night only is an example of this
high order Of play. II presents those
fine traits Of New England character
which have been the admiration of all
the world and presented in times Of
trouble that drm determination that
comes itself to trlumpnal end. through
all temptations and struggles. New
England presents rich field in locality
which has been but little used, with
its staunch. wholesome originality
and simplicity. An old-time whaling
port with its ancient wharves and ita
derelict ships. its warm hearted and
fearless sea-faring folk. furnish the
story Of bewitching miss PETIT
COATS. VINO is so very attractive
upon the stage. and 80 very rarely
found there. This simple. straight
forward girl won her way from the
cabin OF the old Harpoon" TO the
Paris salon of the Countess Fornay.
and what pefel her on the way makes
many thrilling episodes aud brilliant
situations that are full Of fun as we'll
as pathos. In fact. the happy mixture
OF comedy. tragedy and pathos makes
this play doubly attractive II Is
strong and simple and direct In treat.
ment. and deserves the tremendous
success 10 has met with 80 far. A very
line company have been selected with
great care TO present this play. ami
scenery depicting the old seaport
town. the cabin OF the "Harpoon. ="
and the French ballroom have been
painted especially tor this play. and
the company have been greeted with
crowded houses 10 hear "MTSS PETIT
TICOATS. "
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Elected Officers $

Michigan Lodge No. 1888, M. w. W.
elected officers at their meeting last
Monday night as follows
Prefect-J. II. Johnson
Monitor-Andrew johnson
Seoretsry-Josepn Grimord 80
Marshal-Adolph Sutter
Worder- Herman Baumann
Sentinel--Julia Aberle
Supervisor-Oliver Wells. Sr
Phyiscians-A. M. Darling and c.
r. Larson
Banker-R. w. Urban
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

iarly known was working at Charming
and contracted bad cola. His system
was not strong enough TO resist the
attack and he passed away quickly
He was q member .of the local Aerie
OF Eagles and was we'll looked after In
his closing hours he had no relatives
known 10 anyone about here.
The remains were taken to Mar
quette on Monday. delegation OF
Eagles accompanying them. where
they were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at that place.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

fiooded-aE the water allowed to freeze
Because of the difficulty met With in
keeping the water within the snow
banks on the side the jot has been a
bigger one than was supposed 1t wonld
be.
Teusday night the hose froze up and
crew was hustled out and worked
until two O'Clock a. m. getting the
hose In to the tower and thawing them
out.
About = half days work Is necessary
yet to Get the place in condition for
skating.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING
Dominick Barnetto Arrested for Assault with
Intent 10 Murder.

intent 10 MURDER.
Dominick Barnetto was arrigned be-
fore Magistrate Dawson in this city
on Tuesday, charged with assault with
intent to murder. The complaint was
made by Ewdard Amesbnry. a deputy
sheriff, OF Palakta. Attorney A. F.
Dixon. of Stambaugh, appeared tor the
respondent at the examination and
Prosecuting Attorney Watson had
charge of the prosecution. Barnetto
was committed to the county Jail in
default OF bonds TO appear at the Cir
cult Court for trial. Bonds were fixed
at fifteen hundred dollars and were
afterwards furnished and the prisoner
discharged om.custody.
IL is alleged that Barnetto fired sew.
eral shots from his revolver at Officer
Amesbury, who was attempting to ar
rest him. following a drunken brawl
at the Palatka hotel. on January sec
o1d None OF the shots struck the
officer Barnetto has heretofore borne
n good reputation at Palatka.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

initiated yet.
At the last meeting fourteen candi-
dates were initiated and very fine
meeting was held under the direction
of the new commander. Clyde vashaw.
1t was decided to give dance and
supper on .the next meeting night
which falls on January IS. wilson &
orchestra has been hired to furnish the
music and the lodge will furnish fine
supper. The Lady Msccabees nave
been invited 10 participate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Mr.. WATSON PROMOTED
Was Made Solicitor for the c. M. g. ST. Paul
Railroad for Michigan.

Attorney Chas. II. Watson was APP
pointed Michigan solicitor for the G.
M. q st. Paul railroad company. the
appointment taking place January lst
Mr. Watson has represented the com
pany locally for number OF years and
his new position is in the line OF we'll
earned promotion.
The oompany's Michigan lines In
clude the Superior division from Iron
Mountain TO Ontonagon and Champion
with the branch lines to Crystal Falls
and to connect with the Wells road
over which the ore traffic is carried on
under lease. The ore docks at Escan-
aba are also among the company S
Michigan property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
A Correction

In our report Of the Prickett offer Of
land to the city last week we we're in
error as TO the location of the forty. II
is located next above the Lustfield LOT
on the west side OF the river and is but
slightly affected by the fowage al
though the surface is much more de.
sirable for farming purposes than much
of the land lower down.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Camp Closed.

The Dunn mine camp Of Sawyer,
Goodman a. Go. closed down last week.
The men were paid oil and only the
few necessary 10 look after the proper.
~ remain on the job.
The shutdown was brought about 80
suddenly by the stringent car short.
age. The camp was not able to get
cars enough each day TO keep the skid.
der going.
IL was the intention 20 close down
when deep snow arrived bat had the
car supply been sufficient the camE
would have been operated for severa
weeks longer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
Thomas O'Brien Dead.

Thomas O'Brien. character well
known about here and on the Mar
quette range. died last Saturday night
of pneumonia at the hospital Of DIR.
Larson. Tommy" as he was famil.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

Northern Tent No. sos X. o. II. M.
NJ. has been doing land Office busi-
ness In adding members 10 its roll the
past month. The membership has
been increased by about forty although
not all OF the new members have been
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

The Crystal Falls Relief Club will
hold a charity ball Friday evening
January 2S. Proceeds of the ball will
be devoted to charity for the families
that are in need, all OF which are
maintained.by the club. Full parti-
culars next week in the Diamond Drill
in regard to place and price.
Mrs. W. ]. Bosanko. Secretary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

Miss Dora LandHeld was married
Thursday evening 10 Arthur jacobson
by Justice Dawson The bride il the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs p. LandBeld
Of this city and the groom Young
man from Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

The citizens Of this place interested
In skating nave been At work the past
week In preparing skating rink at
the ball ground. The snow was scrap
cd of and place about 500 feet square
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

Arvid Peterson, the Amasa barber
visited us last Tuesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

The Roger Brown Iron company has
been organized with "A capital of 81. :
OO0, 900 10 build a blast furnace plant
at Buffalo aud take over the Buffalo a.
Susquehanna Iron Co. of Buffalo. which
now operates two blast furnaces there.
Incorporation papers have been filed
at Albany and the new company will
proceed at once to cary out its pur-
poses. which include building two
blast furnaces on the ground of the
South Buffalo Canal Il Dock Co.. al
joining the Buffalo a. Susquehanna
Iron Co.'S plant,
The new company will ALEC acquire
by purchase and mergre ali the ore
properties of the Buffalo a. Susqueban-
ma Iron Go. in Michigan and Minnesota
and the mine and coke oven operations
In Pennsylvania The company win
then have five important ore properties
In Michigan aud the susquehanna
mine on the Mesabi range. the latter
being estimated TO contain 20. 900, 900
tons OF ore. both Bessemer and nom
Bessemer. most of which may be min
cd with steam snovels when surface Ia
removed.
The officers Of the Roger Brown Iron
90. are President. William A. Rogers
vice president, Stephen M. Clement
second vice president and general man
ager. Hugh Kennedy secretary. II. ID.
Carson treasurer. William T. Shepard.
The directors include all OF the above
mentioned except the seoretry. Charles
w. Goodyear, president of the Buffalo
a. Susquehanna railroad, is also a
director
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08
PRICES FOR ORE
FIXED FOR YEAR
AN ADVANCE or FIFTY CENTS PER
TON OVER LAST SEASON
ROGEn-BHOwn co. RE- E-ORGANlzED
The Rosen.Brown Iron Co. lncorpors-
ton 10 Take Over all Of Their
Various Interests.

For the first time In many years.
prices OF Lake Superior ores have been
fixed without meeting of representa-
tives OF the ore companies. After the
ADVANCE OF 80 cents per ton on Bes-
semer ores announced last week In
these columns, an important interest
outside OF Cleveland made sales OF
non -Bessemer ores at the same ad-
vance Among those who mad in past
years acted in harmony in prizes ad
justments were some who favored an
advance of from 80 TO 40 cents on non
Bessemer ores. but they acquiesced In
the advance OF 80 cents after it was
announced that the sales at the higher
prices had been made. The market
imply fixed itself, was the way IN
which one ore representative expressed
the situation. Following the advance
non -Bessemer ores, practically all Bes-
semer ores were sold that is. the res
ervstions which had been made some
time ago were quickly converted into
actual contracts. While some sales OF
nom -Bessemer ores have been made.
furnace men are not showing any haste
about placing orders. as they did in
November. 1908. when prices were tix-
cd at the same quotations as those for
now being made for 1910. and all ore
for sale was disposed Of in 10 days In
November, 1906, both Bessemer pig
iron and No . foundry pig iron were
quoted at Sl2 80. valley, AS compared
with SO for Bessemsr and $l7 20 for
No 2. foundry at the present time. A
leading furnace operator stated today
that an advance OF 80 cents per ton on
non Bessemer ores and the higher costs
for coke will mean an increase in costs
Of foundry pig iron In the valley TO at
least.$ per ton. compared with pres
ent costs of about $i4 30. There will
doubtless be some complaint on the
part of furnace men in regard TO the
advance on nom Bessemer ores. and
there may be some delay awaiting de
velopments of the the market but i;
the prosperity generally expected to
prevail during the new year material
ICES, the non. Bessemer ores will quickly
be disposed Of. No change mas been
made in the base guarantee Of either
Bessemer or non Bessemer.
On base ores with the guarantee OF
55 per cent on old range and Mesabi
Bessemer. and 5ll6 per cent on old
range and Mesabi non Bessemer. we
quote as follows Old range, Bessemer.
S. Mesabi Bessemer, 81 75i old range
non Bessemer. 81 90; Mesabi non Bes-
semer. g. Iron. Trade Review
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

Gymnasium tonight, KOepsEs BIds