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Sharp County record., 1910-09-23
PROBATE Court I'M

Notice is hereby given A.,
named administrators and cu,,,,;. @
current at the june term ,o, ,,'asi4
bate Court for the Southern n, ,'lo
county for settlement with Az D''''ia
ates, to-wit: ''er ita.
Alice Cochran, guardian AMI
Cochran. Annual settlement '' ''f'a
Alice Cochran. guardian and
Cochran, Annual set,lemert '''as
T. J. Massey guardian Of on
Massey. Final settlement Vas d
Hardy Higgin5ottom, euordi.,
ford, non compu7 rcgts. NJ Atlsl
meut. and
J, F. Johnston administrstc, !.
Johnston, deceased. Final se,n. '''
j. D. faden. administrator e.ts' eNt
deceased, Final settlement.
W, 0, Smith, administrator o..
Rawlings, deceased. Final settle o'
j. II, Jarrett, guardian of Do.,' p'
Vance. Final settlement. q
Hardy Hissirbottom, Guardian Al.
ford, non conpus mentis. No A0'
ment. sD'S
Jesse c. Cof guardian Of cl.,.,
nual settlement.
And aa partieo interested in y.
of said estates must come forwo.a
cepiions to said accounts, If any tha'.
before the third day Of the pext to..
or they will he forever barred from s,'
accounts or any item thereof.
Arthur SulNy
Sharp County record., 1910-09-23
Aet.LiMlT

Sita Ever since the Farmland,
in those parts went into the union
they've hud trouble with old man
Mcidors They obbytpj ia hiapol.
tics an lho ogcaliu.t Last wcck
thc union called q strike, and l0tby
'roIDlo jo'D lorD lis p.ow at mc
further side Of tht Ge'd and Nruck.
llmm Acc liUit9 Mgllrl
haih't q Olpr man, is ht7
S,M No, The mIq1 demanded
TINT Ma hired gll 5o uolof lbOtly.
rurl "a
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

there being It's fewer deaths. AS
usual. tuberculosis was one of the
principal destroyers. having claimed
the lives OF 2l2 persons last month.
Other causes of death were as fol-
lows: Typhoid fever 90. pneumonia
81, diari hoea and enteritis. under two
years OF age. sos, cancer. 16s, and vio-
lence 207. Compared with the pre-
ceding month. slight Increase is
noted In the number OF deaths from
pulmonary tuberculosis. typhoid fever,
pneumonia and diphtheria Mushroom
poisoning, lightning, hydrophobia, pei
legra and snakebite each caused one
death.
There were 4,776 certificates of birth
returned to the department for the
month OF September. This number
corresponds TO the annual birth rate
of 21.2 per 1000 estimated population.
The number reported for September
Is a decrease of 421 from the number
from the previous month.
The returns received in time for COM
pilation In the bulletin represent a re-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
4,776 BIRTHS, 3,412.
DEATHS IN MONTH.
White Plague Is Principal Destroyer,
Claiming 212 Victims in
September.

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 19.-(Spe-
cial. According to the mortality re-
port issued by the secretary OF state,
there were SAP deaths reported to
that department as having occurred In
September. This number corresponds
to the annual death rate OF 1872 per
900 estimated population. For the
state as a whole. the mortality for
September was less than for August
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
Honest Policy Has Brought Good Re-
turns.

Established in 1897 In "a present
location. Nos. 1873 and 1870 Woodward
ave-, the business OF We'll g Co.. house
furnishers, has steadily Increased. and
the company has taken Its place as
one OF the city's leading business IN
stitutions. From the first the COM
pany adopted policy of taking the
public into It's confidence. II has been
consistent and truthful In Its adver-
Using and absolutely square IN us
treatment Of the public. That this pol
10y is appreciated Is shown by the
fact that the Arm still enjoys the pa
tronage OF many OF its first customers.
Being associated with one OF the lar
gest buying syndicates In the country,
the company is able to give values al
most unheard Of for the money asked.
the local management Is In the hands
of M. G. We'll and K. M. albert
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

I'm afraid you won't do" said the
cavalry recruiting officer. 1--WE want
heavy men who can ride straight over
anything, II necessary"
That's all right. sir" said the APP
plicant IL used to drive a taxicab."
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Leader Who Spent Many Years In At
tempt to Free ireland Stricken.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-IIis health
shattered. following struggle OF So
years In an attempt TO free Ireland
from the rule OF Great Britain, O'Don-
ovan Rosa Is critically i'll in his home
at New Brighton, s. I.
Rosa, over so Years OF age, Is
broken under a strain which had its
inception during the years he was
confined In jail for his patriotic ac-
tivity.
Surrounded by his three daughters
and HIS faithful wife, who during the
life OF her husband has shared In all
his hardships and sufferings. Rosa
has sunk into Inconsistencies.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
W. u. Re.EIects Officers.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The directors
of the Western Union Telegraph Co.
met today and elected all the retiring
officers, including Robert G. Clowry.
who had been Slated to go" according
70 Wall street rumOrs.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Licking stamp means: Germs don't
worry me.
Placing a stamp on sideways: l am
an idiot.
Putting a two-cent stamp on a post
card. Darn the expense.
Stamp OF awoman's foot: Vamoose.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
CAN CLOSE JAILS.
Attorney-GeneraI Says Supervisors Of
Lake County Have Authority.

LANSING. Mich, Oct. 1s.-(Spe-
ciai.) THE attorney generals depart
ment has notified the board OF super
visors OF Lake county that the state
board Of corrections and charities has
the authority 10 order the closing OF
county jails and poorhouses where
condi.lons warrant.
The supervisors Of that county were
notified some time ago by Secretary
Mari Murray OF the state board 10
provide new place for their prison
ers by October "a.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
sTEAMER ON SAND BANK.

eAULT S4E. MARIE. Mich, Oct. 10.
-(Special.) "A message received here
reports the steamer Moreland ran
ashore near Eagle river, Mich. last
night. Her forepeak and number one
tanks are full of water. Tugs and a
lighter have gone to her assistance.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

There was a young man from N. Y,
Who sailed quite oft through the sky
One day a spark missed,
And his plane gave twist
Once more he Is soaring on high.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 1oe--
cial. )-Banking Commiseioner
norman has approved the article
the II. c. McLachlin State boQ|I
Petersburg. capitalized It ~, 90
the Peoples State Savings ball
East Jordan. Both banks have ~
TO do business by Bankl
Zimmerman
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
conslstory ln Proaress.

The fall reunion of the Michigan
Sovereign Conslstory is being held in
the Masonic temple. The work Will
conclude Thursday evening with a
banquet. at which John Lloyd Thorn
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20
Stamp Language.

porting population OF 2.bo2, $40 persons
according TO the last state census.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

About $4,000 buildings are destroy.
ed In this country by fire every year.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

Waste marsh lands are being re.
claimed In Bermuda by growing
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

The Data crop in the United 49,
this year amounts to more man
lion bushels.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

sos Printing Dome Right. Times
rrrsnu.g Co, No l5 John R-st Cali
Main 1928. or City 1885
The Detroit times., 1910-10-20

October was the eighth month UNI
I'll 7l3 Il. c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

ITALY MORE STRICT
IN FIGHTING CRIME
Authorities Were Stirred By
Recent Events
DUCHESS OF AOSTA IS ILL
Il Very Popular Among Italian Popu-
Iace--said to Have Gone to Africa
Because Threatened with
Consumption
DUCHESS OF AosTA IS Ill

Rome, November 19.-(Special. 1.-THE
authorities are resolved upon more
strict enforcement of the law. having be-
rare cases tends to encourage crime.
Pardons WILDE restricted.
An echo of the sensational murder
drama at Venice was heard when tho
Countess Tarnovslka Baron Prilulxon APP
pealed to the court Of cessation here for
a revision of their sentence for the muir
der of Court Kamarovslki. The murder
of Count Kamarovslzi at Venice in 1908.
and the trial of Countess Tdrnovska. the
lawyer Prilukoff and DR.. Naumoff ended
in May last. It was shown that the
murder was actually committed by a
young man OF unbalanced temperament
end impressionable character, who had
fallen victim to the allurements of
Countess Tarnovslka. He had, however,
been undoubtedly instigated to commit
the crime by tho fendish ingenuity of
the Countess and Prilukoff who played
upon his jealousy. The motive for the
crime on the part of the Countess and
Prilukoff was apparently to rid tho
former OF a lover who had become de
trop, and at the same time to profit by
an insurance policy on his life. All the
blame was to rest upon Naumoff, and
Lhe Countess and Prilukoff would as they
thought, be able to free themselves from
debts and settle down together.
They had reckoned without tho police,
who. Immediately after the arrest OF
Naumoff. found good cause for the APP
prehension of his two instigators. The
trial was remarkable for the useful ma
terial provided for the study of the psy-
rhology OF degeneracy. The Countess
WAS sentenced to eight years and four
months Imprisonment, Prilukon to ten
years, and Naumoff to three years. The
latter has been released, as the sentence
ran from the date of his arrest.
The appeal was discussed and the sem
tences stand.
Bisceglia cathedral. in Bari. has been
desecrated by fierce riot The city was
just beginning to recover from CONNER
cial depression when g. fresh severe out
break of cholera occurred. The Red
Cross corps began a disinfection OF the
cathedral. Soon after number of the
women broke down the closed doors and
rushed upon the officials, destroying the
disinfection material.
Fishermen whose calling was anguish
ing because of the prohibition against the
sale of fish, came upon the scene and
turned the Red Cross officials out of the
building. Some assembled the belfry and
set all the bells ringing. In few min
utes the populace assembled. eager for
the opportunity of attacking the local au-
thorities.
When achievements arrived a hail of
missiles was hurled upon their heads
from the windows. During a frightful
display Of barbarity that ensued one man
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

liking for Italy, the land of her adoption,
and the secret of her absences with re-
cent years is that her health is not 50
good as could be wished The Duchess
| has shown symptoms of consumption.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

amongst the suffering peasantry whom
she aided. When the lava flow was at It's
height the Duchess worked as hard as
any of the rescuers, returning after her
hard days work black with dirt.
The Duchess has always been q lady of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

any benevolent institution, and sometime
ago when a soup kitchen was opened In
Naples, the Duchess went down and in
sisted on serving soup to the starving
men and women.
+ From the first the Duchess had great
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

When home the Duchess lived most of the
time in the palace at Naples. The poor
have always found her firm friend, and
her work during the terrible eruption
some time ago at vesuvius gained for her
the title of THE Angel Of vesuvius,''
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

some interest, her father being the exiled
Comte de Paris, grandson of King LOUIS
Philippe of France. The late Duke of
- rH~eiand. Her acts of char
ity have endeared her to the poor. She
l., ,.la ays ready TO give her assistance to
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

was thrust with a bayonet. The popu-
lace were left in undisputed possession.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

The people miss the popular Duchess
of Aosta, who recently went to Africa on
a hunting trip. Her health is poor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

TIC TABOURETTE
Acc
Solid oak in Mission
finish. Here s a Tab
ourette worth while
having.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
MRS. GOULD IS BRIDE
i OF RALPH \. THOMAS
Wedding Is Celebrated Quietly
In New York City.

Mrs. Helen Kelly Gould and Ralph
Hin Thomas were married quietly In
the apartments OF Mrs. Gould at $40
Park avenue. in New York. Only In
innate friends were present at the
ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. DIR, Webster OF the Brick
Presbyterian church. The bride waa
given away by her mother. Mrs. Eu.
gene Kelly. and Joseph Thomas.
brother OF the bridegroom. acted as
best man.
The little girls. who have been stay.
ing at the country place OF their aunt.
Miss Helen Gould, at Irvington-on-
Hudson since the first OF May, came
down TO be present at their mothers
marriage. and 10 say goodbye 20 her
before she started on her honeymoon
trip When the children left the house
they were In charge OF Albert Wisner
and a goyerness. Several OF the de-
tectives followed in touring car. One
OF the detectives displayed paper 20
the guardians of the little girls, and
after a short conversation the latter
were transferred TO the touring car
and taken 10 the Fifth avenue resi-
dence OF Miss Helen Gould. There
they were met by a cousin OF Miss
Gould. who took them TO Irvington.
Frank Gould, who Is now in Europe.
arranged that his sister should take
charge OF his daughters when the
time came for their VISIT 10 him. II
is probable that Miss Helen Gould
will formally adopt her little nieces.
and that they will be heiresses TO her
estate as we'll as 10 that OF their
mother
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas left the apart
ment ut Park avenue and drove
rapidly away in Mr.. Thomas touring
car They hurried through the cor.
ridor and carefully avoided speaking
TO any OF the persons who were wait.
ing to interview them. They sailed
on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse this
morning for tour OF the Continent.
Mr.. Thomas gave his bride i've
acres OF land adjoining her Sands
Point estate for a wedding present.
and upon their return from Europe
they will build a house not far from
the site OF the bungalow.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
WOMAN AVIATOR FALLS
Baroness DelarOChe Becomes
Confused in AerOpIane.

Baroness Delaroehc, the first French
woman aeroplanist was fatally injured
az Rheims, France. by falling from a
distance OF fifty meters
The baroness had flown around the
field once at a height OF eighty meters
when suddenly. In front OF the applaud.
ing trihunes. she appeared 70 become
frightened and confused az the ap.
preach Of two other aeroplanes.
She started 20 descend. but while
still far from the ground lost control
OF the machine. The aeroplane turned
over and fell like a log.
The baroness legs and arms we're
broken, Her mangled body was taken
from the wreckage and conveyed 20
a hospital, where she Is dying AZ the
hospital II was found that her skull
was fractured
While momentarily conscious tho
baroness explained that the rush OF
air from a motor passing over her
head had heightened her. whereupon
she cut the ignition and lost control
OF her machine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
FRANTIC w0MAN'S DEED
Chicago Wife Shoots Her Husband and
Little Daughter.

AZ Chicago Mrs. Emma Mulsaw
shot her husband twice through
tho abdomen as he reached the door
OF his home. 1904 North Kedzie ave
nue., went 10 the bedroom where her
three-year-old daughter Annabella had
been asleep and shot her through the
back. She then completed the triple
tragedy by swallowing carbollc acid.
which she had prepared for the pur-
pose. and died a short time later
The two victims OF her bullets are
in a dying condition at st. Elizabeth's
hospital The woman, armed with a
revolver. had waited almost all night
10 carry out her plan to exterminats
the entire family
Mrs. Mulsaw was twenty.four years
old. II Is believed by the police that
her mind became unbalanced by jeal-
ousy over the attentions other women
paid her husband She left two notes.
in one OF which she requested to be
buried in the same grave with her lit
tie daughter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
BALLOON FALLS,
FIVE MEN KILLED
Victims Are Oscar ErhsIosh
and -Four Companions

Oscar Erbsioeh. the noted German
aeronaut. and four companions were
killed when the dirigible balloon Erbs-
loeb burst AZ great height and drop
ped 70 the earth a crumpled mass. The
accident happened In Rhenish Prussia.
The dead are Oscar Erbsloeh, inven-
tor and balloonist: Herr Toelle. a man
ufacturer OF Barmen; Engineer Kranz
Engineer Hoppe and Motorman
Spicke.
There have been various opinions
as 10 the height of the craft when the
explosion occurred, but II is said 70
have been about 1000 feet.
The fatal flight started from Dussel-
dorf early in the morning and tho
dirigible swung along before the
breeze for forty-five minutes. then OBJ
servers saw the great gas bag crum
pie mp In mid-air and the car under
meath hurtled earthward. Falling
from such a great height. the bodies
OF the Ave men were so mangled as 20
be unacceptable when soldiers and
physicians reached the spot. The car
itself was shattered 10 fragments.
There were few eyewitnesses OF the
accident According TO these the start
was well made. The Erbsloeh rose
gracefully. pushing its way through
the fog 10 height OF several hundred
yards. AT this altitude a series OF evo-
lutions was begun
Suddenly there was loud report.
and at the same moment the forepart
OF the balloon crumpled up and the
gondola was twisted about until
II appeared as though standing on end.
AS the gas escaped from the forward
compartment the prov swayed down
ward. For fash the airship fiuttered
like wounded bird and then fell swift
ly TO earth. Erbsloeh and his com.
panions were killed the second they
struck ground. Their heads were bat
tered in and every bone was broken.
An examination OF the wreckage
showed that the benzine tank had
burst, tearing 10 shreads the rubber
envelope directly above IL. The de-
struction OF this envelope caused tho
bow 10 collapse. The stern compart
ment was still filed with gas when II
struck the ground.
Oscar Erbsloeh Is we'll known in the
United States In October, 1907, he
won the ST. Louis balloon races as pr
lot OF the great German balloon Pom
mern No. Nine balloons and their
crews took part in the great contest
which attracted the attention OF the
world
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
ooLLMAR;BRoTHERs CIRCUS


The Gollmar Brothers Show which
exhibits in Crystal Falls, July e7
1910, features everything connected
with it, from the street parade to the
concert The press OF other cities
have made only the most favorable
comment Tor Gollmar Brothers parade
Even when the show visits territory
where ii has never been, it's magnificent
street pageant so agreeably surprises
the public ttat they are sure 10 crowd
the immense tents
II is in the parade that the manage.
ment OF circus can show TO good ad
vantage the stability and character OF
the aggregation. IL ID Is cheap con
Germ, giving only ordinary prefer
mances, it's parade will tell the tale.
If IL is really meritorlous the street
display will demonstrate the fact The
splendid equipment Of the great Coll
mar Brothers Circus is shown to excel
lezt advantage in the big parade, and
10 always complimonted. The horses
80 In fine trim, and the tableaux, wa.
a ons. dens, cages and cnariots are res
Epiendently decorated with costly carv-
ings, gilt and varnish. An unusually
large number Of dens are open in the
parade, and the general public is given
a free exhibition OLA fine array Of wild
animals. All in all. IL is pronounced
by many, the finest and best circus dis
play ever seen upon any streets. But
IL is in the circus performance that the
show excels.
The parade Of the Gollmar Brother,
show will start from lot az 10 O'Clock
SHARP. and traverse the principal
etreets
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
The ProfltabI, Hoo.

In my judgment, the large type Po-
land-Chna is the profitable hog OF to-
day, writes an Iowa hog raiser in the
American Agriculturist When l say
large hogs mean boars that will
weigh 750 to $50 pounds nc maturity
and sows that Will weigh COO 10 100
pounds az maturity fat This size hog
can be produced and yet have quality,
be quick grower and easy feeder.
We must keep In mind individuality
as well as size, broad, nicely arched
back. well sprung ribs. long. deep, full
hams. long, deep sides, strong. heavy
bone and short pasterns. The head
should be characteristic Of sex The
boar's head should be broad and mas
culine. this being an indication OF a
strong, vigorous animal The sow's
head should be smooth and feminine,
which indicates quiet, motherly dis
position. A short, smooth coat shows
quality, and hog with that kind OF
coat will respond quickly 10 feed,
while a wavy, rough coated hog Is gen
orally slow grower and a hard feed
or. In speaking OF the large type do
not mean the extremely large, III
shaped hog which has neither con.
formation nor quality. Any practical
hog man knows that we must have a
hog that VIII fatten in his pig form
20 be a profitable one. The big. long,
coarse hogs arc not profitable.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16

good disinfectant for painting hen
roosts for lice and mites Is made as
follows: Shave one ten cent cake OF
laundry soap into one pint OF soft
water Heat or allow 60 stand until
soap paste Is formed. stir In one
pound OF commercial cresol and heat
or allow TO stand until the soap paste
Is dissolved. Stir I'm one gallon OF
kerosene. Cresol IN a coal tar product
and may be obtained from the drug.
glst at about 80 cents per pound.
Care should be taken not 20 get any
OF II upon the hands or face. as II
win cause intense smarting. For use
as lice paint apply undiluted.
Some poultry ralscrs have rid their
fowls OF lice by dipping the birds In
N diluted stock dip This Is. however,
probably no more satisfactory than n
thorough busting and Is much harder
upon the fowls n II IL deemed ad.
visable to dip the fowls. the cresol
formula given above diluted with City
parts OF water makes a good solution.
Dipping should DC done in the morn.
ing OF n bright. warm. sunshiny day
IN order that the birds may become
thoroughly dry before night.-Homc.
stead.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
GUNBOAT CASINO BEACHED
Vessel Was Rammed by Submarine
Bonita and Damaged.

with her compartments filling with
water the gunboat Castlne, tender 20
the third submarine division of the
United States navy. was beached at
North Truro after being rammed by
the submarine Bonita in the harbor
outside Provincetown. Mass
AS the nose OF the Castine slid into
the soft sand at Truro. every ono Of
her crew OF eighty officers and men
were ready TO put on Ia lfo boats.
Nobody on either the Bonita or Cas-.
tine was injured and but one member
Of tho crew Of the gunboat had come
ashore. and for that reason II Was
difficult to secure information regard
Ing the accident
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
!. TO PURIFY ASSEMBLY
Peoria. H., Conference Committee
Prepares for Campaign.

A statewide campaign IN Illinois
30 arouse the voters TO the nee.
c-sity OF voting for honest and capa-
bic candidates as the fundamental
need I'm the movement 20 regonerate
the general assembly was planned by
the committee o. seven appointed by
the recent good government confer.
ence held 40 Peoria
Permanent headquarters are 10 be
opened this week Ia Springfield and
in chicago. massmeetings arranged IN
every large city dowustate. large guam
titles Of literature distributed and con.
ferences oi citizens called In many OF
the senatorial districts 20 consider the
legislative candidates and map out
plans TO cIrcumyent the election OF
''undesirables."