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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

CLUB.
The following committee was APP
pointed BY the chairman to draw up q
constitution ana by laws and to report
ct . meeting TO be called as soon a.
the committee has completed its work
Martin 8. McDonough. e. 8. Coe.
p. O'Brien. w. II. lobe. I. w. Byers.
u. L. Woodwork and w. J. Tully.
James B. Henley was appointed tenn
porary secretary, after which the
meeting adjourned.
Mrs. A. # Dixon of Ogensburg, N.
T.. arrived here Monday FOR a months
visit with her SON. Atty. A. f. Dixon.
M. Dubois. who recently located
here In the general merchandise bust
ness. has turned his stock of goods over
to q. M. Whittmore 81 Co., who have
inaugurated an auction sale. which
will be continued until the entire
stock. representing some IS. 900 worth
Of desirable goods, has been disposed
OF. III you are.in the market for some
thing at your own price now is the
time to call and put In bid.
Albert Erickson. wife and children.
who have been visiting In Bates. left
Sunday evening for their home at Iron
Mountain. Mr.. Erickson informs us
that he mas purchased several acres of
and expects to remove there in the
near future.
Capt. ]. K. Looney has been con6n-
cd to the house part Of the past week
with a severe attack OF rheumatism.
This Is the first time In years that the
Captain has been obliged to stay in
doors for more than an hour at time
and he does NOT know just how to act.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

a very effective manner. Mr.. Byers
elaborated TO some extent on the great
benefits TO be derived from a well or
ganized and well managed business
mems association. commercial club, or
whatever 10 might be called; that
questions concerning the management
Of our public schools, village and town
ship could be discussed and In this
manner the entire community be
brought into closer relations: that the
development Of our agricultural inter
etes should be pushed more vigorously
and as much OF the vacant land sur
rounding as turned into profitable
farms as possible. Following Mr..
Byers the chairman called on A. w.
Quirt. George l., Woodwork. Charles
keenan,. Ellsworth s. Coe, w. II. Jobe.
M. s. McDonough. Capt. Polglsse, ID.
Gaastra. Rev. II. r. Shier, p. OBrien.
w. J. Tully and others. each one OF
whom responded, expressing themelves
heartily In favor OF some kind of an
association or club.
The question OF whether it should
be purely business or social or com
bination OF both. resulted in favor OF
the latter after lively discussion. II
was then moved that the organization
should be known ~ the Commercial
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
She Loved His Tomb.

An immensely wealthy widow who
gave yearly hundreds of thousands to
charity decided to personally inspect
some individual cases OF deserving
poverty herself. One OF her agents
brought before her poorly clad wom-
an. saying:
Here is poor old woman. very
decent sort OF person. Her husband
used TO go about with a dancing bear.
This creature. though usually very
tame and gentle. one day threw itself
on its master and ate him up"
ALIAS. my good sir" the old woman
broke in. 'since that moment the poor
beast and myself have been without n
homer
WHAT The beastw asked the
wealthy woman, lis It the same that
devoured your husbandT'
ALAS. my good lady. II Is all that Is
left to me Of the dear lamented one."-
New York Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08


The FIRST sleep Is the soundest-after
the FIRST hour the intensity Of sleep
slowly dimnishes: hence the value Of
forty winks after dinner In quickly
recuperating shattered powers. Tenn
perature and vitality are lowest at
about a. m, so that two hours sleep
before midnight are worth four there
after. Nature has no rule as to the
length OF sleep. except that men need
less than women, since women are the
more sensitive creatures and wo-
mans heart beats Eve times more In
a minute than a mans. Sleep should
be gust so long that when you wake
In the morning a stretch and a yawn
only are necessary TO land you In a
daytime OF bounding vigor. AS to
early rising. II Is comforting to hear
DR.. Bryce say II Is habit that has
gone far to wreck the constitutions OF
many a growing youth.-London he
press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

The custom OF placing the property
Of the dead In their graves has always
been followed by the true Romany
gypsies. IL is due TO some old tradi-
ton OF III luck attending the possession
of an article whose former owner II
gone. and much valuable property is
buried IN this belief. There Is also n
sentiment among gypsies against tho
possession OF anything that has be-
longed 10 a dead person. because II
serves 10 remind the living Of the de-
parted and inspire In them dread OF
death. The custom OF burying their
property with gypsy dead dates from
the earliest history Of the Romany,
tribes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
SCHOOL NOTES
Continued From Page 8.


Ask Eddie why they did not run.
Miss e. A. Wilson. of Cape Girdeau,
Missouri. arrived last Saturday. and
has taken mp the work Of the Seventh
B grade. Miss Helen Ross has substi-
tuted in this grade the past monht.
The Seniors were satisfied with thei,
physics marks. butt
Chemistry is expensive these days.
Ask the chemistry class.
The base ball game at Florence be.
tween the High School team there and
the Crystal Falls team ended in N de
feat for our boys, the score being 0 tc
Q. Better work next time, boys.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

handled practically as unit In fight
ing the common enemy.
This cooperation is advantageous TO
both sides. Protection Of the National
Forests necessarily carries with it
good deal OF protection OF adjoining or
interior holdings II the private own
ers would everywhere shoulder their
reasonable share of the burden, the
public would gain both through more
general forest conservation and
through relief from the necessity OF
paying for the protection OF private
timber in order to protect its own.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Mira Jas. DAvy was = Mansfield
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Alex Rosss visited in Crystal
Falls Monday morning for q short
time.
DR.. Edwards was u Crystal Falls
isitor Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mattila was Stambaugh
visitor the latter part Of last week.
Andrew johnson was Crystal Falls
visitor Monday.
Capt. J. p. Edwards returned Mon
day morning from Iron Mountain
where he had spent Sunday visiting
with friends and relatives.
Rev. Hoikka from Crystal Falls was
Mansfield visitor Monday morning.
Mr.. Louis Duffy. our sensational
"short-stopper" visited lin Mansfield
Monday. Louie is assisting Dolph
Miesler in Schools livery stable.
Herman Molesnor and wife from
Stambaugh were Mansfield visitors
Monday. Both came over to attend the
funeral Of VIM. Matthias child.
Irving Tuft was Mansfield visitor
Sunday.
Miss Alice Leonard was a Mansfield
visitor Sunday.
Dave Mendelson was here fora short
visit Sunday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
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DIR. Edwards was in Crystal Falls on
business Thursday.
Mr. Harry Riley was Crystal Falls
business visitor Thursday.
A meeting OF all the younger element
was held in the Club House Sunday.
and strong football team organized
for the present fall. Efforts will be
made to secure games with Amasa and
other teams. Dick Eddy wac elected
manager.
Vim. Mattila lost his Youngest child
Sunday. Death came AS a surprise to
all the family as the child had been
sick but short time. The funeral
was held Monday morning.
Mi. John Mason returned Wednesday
evening from the Lower Peninsula
where he has spent the.past two weeks
visiting with his parents.
Robt. Dory was Crystal Falls WIS.,
itor Wednesday.
John Kavia was Mansfield visitor
Thursday.
Mr.. Ernest Johnson was Mansfield
visitor Thursday.
Supt. Wall Iron River was a
Mansfield visitor FRIDAY OF last week.
Mr.. Jim Davey visited in Crystal
Falls for short time Monday.
Alfred Carlson has left for his home
in Sweden.
Miss Ella Corbett, who Is attending
school in Crystal Falls was a Mansfield
visitor over Sunday.
Victor Mattson buried his only child
Thursday morning. The child wa,
stricken Ill very suddenly Al. .1!..-7
evening and died before medical aid
could be called. The funeral was held
Thur sday. the Rev. Hoikka officiating
at the funeral services.
Charlie Peterson has started work on
a new warehouse. The plans call FOL
a 30xi5 II. building. The contract for
the work has been let to John Brown,
VINO has done lot of carpenter work
in this neignborhood. during the pasI
summer.
Charlie Frederickson, who has beer
on the sick list for the last month OF
two is rapidly recovering his former
good health. and 10 will not belong
before he will be around az lively as
ever.
Marine Bsgeri was Mansfield visit
or Monday. Mary" says his Mans
field business runs pretty heavy TO pos
tai cards. Maybe some OF the children
are interesting themselves in the OLD
fad.
Chas. Peterson returned from Greer
Bay Saturday morning. While there
Charlie took in the moving pictures Of
the Jefferies-Johnsou fight at Reno
Charlie says that the pictures were
real cloudy. No doubt they were.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
West Side News
tFrom the Iron -stambaush Re-
porter

from the Iron River-stambaugh Re-
porter
One of the largest and most enthus-
iastic meetings OF business and PROBES
sionaI men and property owners gener-
ally ever held In this city, was that
held ON Monday evening. at village hall
Fer the purpose of talking over the
feasibility OF organizing some kind OF
an organization or club, which will
have for Its object the boosting or adj
vancing the social and industrial life
of the west end Of Iron county.
The meeting was called to order by
w. II. MsroIf. who was largely instru-
mental In getting so large number OF
people togethei.
Previous 10 taking mp the main ques-
ton before the meeting lunch was
erved. consisting OF sandwiches. coffee
and pickles. Mr.. Marolf in lew pre-
fiminary remarks called on Attorney l.
W. Byers to outline the object of the
meeting. which that gentleman did In
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Gooo results always follow the use
OF Foley Kidney Pills. They contain
just ths ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the kidneys
and bladder. and to cure backache.
Rezin's Drug Store 4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
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Mr.. Nels Alderman and Capt. Jacob
son went out hunting partridge last
Sunday which resulted in Alderman
getting lost. They were on their way
home when they came to cross road.
Alderman wanted to go one way and
Capt. the other 90 they parted. Capt
arrived home safely and when he found
out that AcKermsn had not arrived he
told the fireman at the Gibson to blow
the whistle but that did not fetch MIN.
A party Of searchers went out and
searched for him but their search was
truitlees. Monday about noon the Gems
trail here had call from Crystal Falls
saving that he had come ont there.
He must of had a nice tramp as the
days were wet and cold.
Miss Effie Parks went to visit her
home In Crystal Falls last Friday, re-
turning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. w. Hughes and
daughter, Myrtle spent Sunday at Iron
River.
Mr.. r. q. Whitehead went to Crys-
tai Falls last Saturday returning Tues
day.
Mr.. Bennie Gill went to Iron Noun
tain last Saturday returning Monday
with his mother and brother. Harry.
Peter Caesar went to Palatka last
Wednesday.
Rev. Oaty was All Amasa visitor the
later part of the week.
Louis Minkus left last Saturday
night to spend the Jewish New Year
at Chicago returning home Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Louis Marks went to Green Bay
last Saturday.
Mr.. Il. II. Hughes of Quinnesec is
visiting friends and relatives here
Mr.. William lobe and Wm. Tully OF
Iron River paid Amasa business visit
last week.
Andrew Uren returned from Regford
last Thursday.
Misses Sauna and Lunpl Peterson re-
turned from few months visit TO
parts OF Canada. They report having
had swell time.
Miss N. Sullivan went TO Ishpeming
last Friday returning Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Wills went to Crystal
Fails last Friday returning Sunday.
Mr.. Miner OF Hancock Is the new
) minister nc the M. e. church. He ar
rived at Amasa last Tuesday.
Mr.. Goldman and his two sons, Da.
vid and Abraham went to Green Bay
last Saturday.
TOO late for last week..
Zegmund Raohinski. miner at the
HemIock was instantly killed by tall
OF ground last Thursday night. He
was q member of the NJ. W of A. and
the members OF that lodge took charge
OF the burial.
, Miss Louise Meline of Iron River
was In town last Wednesday and
Thursday for the purpose OF organizing
q music class.
Mr.. Kellogg. agent for Kelley Shirt
Co.. was an Amasa visitor last Tues.
day.
Mr.. Rosen. agent for Livingston
Rosen 90. of Chicago. was In town
last Tuesday.
Napoleon Liberty spent Sunday al
, his home at Crystal Falls.
Supt. Chas. Il. Lawrence of Iron
I Mountain was an Amasa visitor last
{ Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Dayy was on the sicl
J list few days last week.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-01
{stHdjaojes aproyechados
los 3 4se ecup III los pTimeros
paestes en- el depar,amento
de agrieHItura.

Los estudisntes que han obteni
t'n mejeres notas en- el departamen
70, de agricultura de la Unlversida'
rsrtnte e! tl":nestre que ACADIA {
terruinar, eoIi los siguientes:
Primer esto.-Ramon Prieto G
1.ruTl!o NC, Pablo Colon de Z
rros, Aware Morales de Moca y S
tnrnino Landrau de Carolina.
Se9undo aNo.-Domingo Garcia q
Yauco, Manuel RomGn de Yauce
Alfonso Ramirez, de Sabana Grand
Santiago Ortiz, de Barranquitas.
Estos estudiantes han obtenido
tambien buenas notas en- trabajos
manuales por su buena conducts
ocupan asi mismo prlmeros puestoS
entire los 43 que hay matriculado~
en el corriente ano.
Parte de Ia anterior plantation
de piilas esta siendo levantada, y
Sc esta 'sembrando las mejore..
semillas en- terrenos bien abonados
con estiercol.
Todas las semillas de pinas IN
bradas en- camas atlas crecen 0
rosos y tienen buen color, 10 II .
las sembredas en- filas de dos e
las de tres 8 de cuatro. El cul;i 0
al nivel del terreno no esta dan 10
buen resultado pues las plantas
estan debiles y amarillas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-01
La po|icia y los gaN0s
Ell .ioven Julian Maria MerIy sc
Suicida eli Aib0pitO.

Del distrito de Yabucoa comuni-
can al iefe de la policia que los guar
dias Dolores NJ. Cardcna, Y Vicente
Diaz, sorprendieron una j':gadA dc
gallos, denunciando i aHrc :ndivi-
duos.
De! Distrito de AiDonito comuni-
can cua ell joven ~u::an Maria Mer.cy
puso fin q su vioa, t:sparandosc un
tiro de revolver sn = >atc-a
Los siguientes ser,Ecios nan sido
pres,sGos en- San : s-,:
IIfrzccion de las 1i:~jr'anzas mu-
nicipales-7, -in,cnto Y
agresi5n,-l, abu., II @2nflanza-
l, infracci6n q la ley It &c auto,n6-
viles. L.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-01
De Ia oficina de Sanidad
Una communication refe-
rente al estado higienico
de Mayaeuez.
Ell expendio de leche por las
GALES de Ponce.

Inspector de Sanidad Sr, An
dino. Participa haber visitado ell
la malana del dfa 80 en- San Juan
7 puestos de lecla".
Inspector d, ,5anidad, Sr. Ron
da, Participa h;,o"r visitado en- Ia
mahana del dfa 30 en- Santurcc, i
puestos de leche
Official de Sandal de San Juan
Informa dos nuevos casos de saram-
pi6n presentados en- esta ciudad.
Official de Sanidad de Rio Pie
dras. Rsmite solicitud suscrita por
la Sra. Pillar Lorenzo, pidiendo auto
rizaci6n para exhumar los restos
de Lorenzo Aviles.
Inspector de alimentos de Ma
yaguez.-Remite certificates de DIES
truccion de articulos alimenticios en-
NAL estado.
Luis A. Calder6n de San juan
Solicita permiso para exhumar los
restos de SUI esposa Lulsa A. Miro
en- el cementerio de Arecibo.
Inspector de alimentos dc Pom
ce.-Informa sobre ell eXpendio
de leche en- aquella ciudad, ordehan-
dose vacas por las GALES frente q las
casas de los consumidores.
Official de Sanidad de Mayaguez
Remite Copia de una comision
dirigida al Sr. alcalde de aquella
ciudad referente al estado higienico
de aquella poblaci6n.
Sues de Sobrinos y Co. Vega
Baja.-Remiten muestra. dc una
etiqueta con que desean rotular
ell aceite de castor que les fue deco
misado por carecer de rotulo.
Official de Sandal de Gales
Remite plano de:aprobacion del pro-
yecto de construction de una pana-
deria propiedad del Sr. Esteban
Rios Muhiz.
Inspector plomero distrito Nor
te iniorma sobte el estado antihi-
gienico en- que Sc encuentra la fabrl-
ca de Tabacos propiedad del Sr,
Sr. Fernando Pla EN- Caguas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-01
CAMPEONAT0 De CuENTOS.

LA coFsspondenca ana hay PeroRoo insnos osPs
es de producer han p0ducdo be obsas eras en- tot Ia
NAndose gene9o eseents denonado Ia i'e1s.ura
crse de gran merto isa obetc ha ddo medic
de estas nas abre campenato cuno c dea c
La Correspondence puma
peonato estabe para evar adante mmo las sguepes bases
loLo cuentos remidos I omas
pae campeonato deben nfdos contener esca eaase
FPara oampeonato de LA co7epondnaa". '->
2Lo cuentos debn venr nanres
serdn pubicado Pero deseaan aQueo hacer nbrs
peri6deo debe eonooer de odos nodos aasor
csmpeonato empzara eontare dede e De 1909
ermnara el 10 de Julio de 1910 !
pueden estos RESIDENCES dea
msmo autor puede enviar vaos aeos cen
tal de que no pasen de cuatro.
eoE 10 de Abr de 1910 LA corepondna ab paescieo
bara formacn de judo udo de decA
aaes 81 de mas msrq tnnfadr en- d eanseeeato ia
bsonombre dc pesonas rsdentesen L. M De ar IN
pesente ursd. cscado e los eSens ssso ooorS en- sSs
nombres persona que aerao pa rna
on del urado Ea votac6n deternaa que s25t 50 dc
eo rado Deesos doce candidates La
os enco maye: nmer0 yOo hayan obedo con os cnpo
Corresponca de Puerto Rico Ell urado at condo recbra IL
ato 10 Agosto 1910 ho ado da au veredicto
enrgara puma de autor vensa en- con-
7oEs ntenddo estabecee por a Copon Dc Ppe1
TO Ro que auto unan ser Pos ella s de- 100
campeonao @ conservade 6Asa tans
de uentos satisfaction de I corEeond'nc
autor mas afortunado arrebatare supenacia
sofia Coespondena pubicara meda que rebendt
Fodos los cuenos que remdos a pubk
nombo pseudonimo del E enedo
Nuea cicunsancia La Correspondence conda agdA cnto
no de la pubicdad iala de cutur de buena del ano
daro derecho pucao conds fussA
Ael concurso
&c. Los publicados tuos E
Rato por Juan Brsh No Los dos brazos juan Rios
serpa No. so de Mayo 9o9 En jua recompens por Tuho
Rodriguez No. "a de Ab "La locura del empo por juan
Rios serpa, No. - de Mayo de 1909
El Legado", por Coraz6n Leal" No. s. Mayo de 1909.
"Castigada po c. Torres Quntero No de JUNO 1909
Pobre Local. por Antonio Rodriguez No de Julio de 1909
dn conderads envaos los de
chor dentro las msnss condolences tos los demas
1oSendo de los de La Corepondenca esmuar
solo genero earo estudo regional Ia
pendda natraeza Dos pugo dar dario
pera que auo que clio prccsa conG6
de magnavos la vida puertoq bo odos
los aspectos que ella puede orecer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-01
LEASE! LEASE!

Para que Sc tenga una idea de la bondad caldad
le los Instruments que vende 81 Bazaar Be MUsz&A
RWFAHpE' lease la relacion de los Muncpios Juntas
Eeeoares Bandas Partcular para los cuas han vendi
do dicho Establecimiento
f# MUNICIPIOS:-Rio Pedras, Vieques Juncos b.
rios, Guayanlla Manati Vega
Baja Comerio San Sebastian
Hatllo Moca, Salinas, Yabucoa
Bayam6n.
JUNTAS ESCOLARES-Santa Isabel, Cayey, Juana Diaz
Guayama, San Lorenzo. Toa. .Ba
ia, Lajas, Ponce, Banda Marina
.f4tt4".. Barceloneta, Subscription popu
II ltf$ss4 ar), Banda de Beneficial Barco
7sEfs..f f. de Guerra (Aliance) Zen Colebra)
Todo nuestros Instruments ncuso los Pianos proceden
Dc las meores oasas Fanoesas Alemanas Epaholas Anne
ricanaA Els la inca que entrega CERTFICADOS de
garantiA de los PIANOS Especialidad PIANOS ALE.
NAMES Complete surtido Instruments de Cuerdas y
Percussion.
lnCO eStdbPCimienO musical en- ada ID ba
. JOSE LAZA Yea
San Juan, Puerto Rico Bo12l6 Gale dc ~ Cruz No 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
DR.. Benson and wife in Ter.
ror Of Poverty
THEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Philadelphia Physician, Aged q, MixeI
Potion Of Cyanide Of Potassium,
and He and His Wife, o.,
Drink II.

Philadelphia, March a. Terror Of
poverty which had overtaken them in
their old age, led Dr. Charles Coleman
Benson, nearly 70 years cd, and bis
wife, Isabelle 81 to end their lives sat
urday morning BY drinking poison On
their room ct 1918 Filbert street The
physician left a letter directed 20 AIRS.
Ada starr. who runs tie clearinghouse
in which the pair resided. asking her q
have the bodies erematea and Offering il
compensation HIS belongings in the house
and any money which might Be sent 70
him after bis death.
Dr. Benson came here from Baltimore
and was said 70 be q British subject.
That the Old pair had deliberately en-
tered into a suicide pact Is proved by
the statement ia the letter to Mrs Starr
that they had committed suicide arid
by ths evidence Of the conditions under
which they were found dying
Seated st the table, thu doctor had
poured cyanide of potassium into two
tumblers enc 81 which BE- lad passed
to his wife. simultaneously they drank
tie deadly contents 81 tho glasses and
fell . tie floor Unconscious On opposite
sides 81 the table Mrs Starr heard the
noise and called TIE police. They were
then taken to the MedieoCairurgieal
hospital bat both died during the jour
ney.
Dr. Benson he'd done much research
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14

work IN the effort TO find a cure for con.
sumption and bad perfected method
81 treatment, which ~ submitted IN com.
petition for the 100000 prize held out
BY the French Academy Of Medicine for
cure. Ills treatise on tuberculosis was
sent 70 France in 1907 and be firmly
believed that ne had won the prize, an
though he had got 10 other word from
the academy than that his communiaa-
ton had been received.
Dr.. and Mrs Benson are supposed 70
have come 70 this city about last sep.
TENDER They resided Tor a time at 1880
Arch street and afterward at lS4 North
Twenty first street From the latter
place they moved 70 the Hilbert street
house about d week ago. When they
left Twenty-frst street, they owed the
landlady, She said, bin Of 2is. She did
not press for the money. however, as she
believed Dr. Benson would pay i as soon
as Re was able.
At times the pair became respondent
and tile wife had on several occasions
talked Of drowning herself if matters
did not improve Tie husband also bad
spoken OF killing himself by poison.
After moving TO the Hilbert street
house, the existence Of the pair became
more preearious than ever. The coroner
found neither money nor food in Che
room. There were some valuable medical
books and these. with patents and de-
signs for household and trade speeialties,
which DR.. Benson had originated. were
offered 10 the letter 70 Airs. Starr for
her expense and trouble ia having the
bodies cremated. She said that she
would have this done.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14

Charles Mathews the famous Eng
lsh actor once INDUCED disastrously ii
his well-known taste for mimicry The
ridicule On tbis occasion was at the ex.
pense 81 Nj Iattersall during q sale 81
blooded stock conducted BY that we'll
known anetioneer
"Tbe first lot gentlemen said Mr..
Estersall, Sis 9 bay flly by smolen-
sko
eTbe FIRST lot gentlemen echoed Mr..
Mathews 10 the same tone Of voice. is
q bay dlly by Smolensko,
The auetioueer looked somewhat an
moved, says the writer Of English
Comedians Of The Past but proceeded,
aWen, what shall we begin With"
"Well, what shall We begin withg"
replied the echo
Still endeavorine TO conceal MS yexa-
ton, Mr. Tattersall inqmriugly called
out.
Zone hundred guineasf'
"0ne hundred guineas echoed Mathews.
Thank you sin, erred Dir latter
sail bringing down the hammer with 4
bang the ally is yours Philadelphia
Record.