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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

Kalamazoo Mich, oct 10 The
body OF little Catherine Fly the CON-
stock rirl who was drowned two weeks
arc. was found IN The Kalamazoo river
ncar Gre 20 We local parcr mills Tho
boGy had hrated naafly eieht miles
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21
Wants $1,000 Tor Broken Ankle.

Ann Arbcr AIicha Ocl ~ Roland
Fletcher Of this ciiy hns potitinued
the city council tor $1,000 DAMAGES
FOR ian ON oct alleged "a have
been DUE 20 defective sidewalks IFS
ankle was broken Tie ALLEGES that
the sidewalk had hcon defective fot
six mnth leforo MS injury
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21
KlDNAPERs GUILTY
Two italians at Chicago sentenced 10
Prison for Life.

Ciucsrepe Nicolosi OF Chicago and
his brother. Carmollo and the latter's
wife Mrs Cologcra Nicolosi. Italians
were found guilty BY q Jury in judge
HcnOrc's court ON tho chafee or kid
norng Angelo Marine I've years Old
Aug 5 Mrs hlaria Cnrrcna mother
Of Mfs NiccloHi Wns acquitted
prnlfhmoul Tor lhc Nic0loe broth
crs was fvod AZ 'iir imprisonment in
the rrIientety MFs Nlcolesl'a term
Nes placed alkeHen Years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

AT Chicago Tuesday Chief of Police
John McWeeny appeared before the
civil service commission to tell what
he knew about the Chicago gambling
and vice situation Examined by w
w. Wheelock, special counsel in the
police investigation. Chief McWeeny
professed ignorance OF the existence
OF gambling CT the leyying OF vice
tribute by the police.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

Calumet. H'ch. OCT ia The new
$4,000 hricB end marble Masonic tenn.
PIE az Houghton was dedicated With
impressive ceremonies
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

The nonocuat.f nailanai commit
Tee Niil e ir Washinetod On Jtn
g nest time and place icr bo'fln
the next Democratic national congen
1.nu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21
lansing Woman a suicide BY Gas.

Lansing. Mich Oct 10 Miss Mary
y Borden. ased hfiyfour years. for
many years an emplcye of the Wyn-
northumberland Printing
company. committed suicide By inhai.
ING GAS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

COLUMBUS, o.-Under the pretexi
OF obtaining some information con
corning a marriage ceremony. three
men late at night gained access 60 the
home OF the Rev Father Victor Sovil.
10 and seriously stabbed the priest
while he was looking over batch OF
papers they had handed him While
seriously wounded, II Is believed Faith
er Sovillo viii recover
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

WAsHlNGToN-Mrs Minnie ST
Clair, an actress who was playing AZ
a local vaudeville theater, under the
name Of Sue Simpson. Killed herself
by drinking a poisonous dislnfectani
In her dressing room
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21
eoLuMeus. Me. -

COLUMBUS, MISS. - In shoot
Ing growing ont OF dispute. three
persons were killed near here WIZ
Dent a negro, killed John Brownlcc
owner OF a big plantation Shot from
tho charge spread. killing tho wife al
Dent Bob Browulee brother Of John
then killed the negro
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

HARDIN, ILL.-Elmer Carter. who Is
twenty-five years old. was brought
here from Kampsyille. ten miles north
OF Hardin. charged with having fatal
~ stabbed Charles A. Rose. Ramps
yilles city marshal II Is ALLEGED thai
Rose attempted 70 arrest William Car
ter and Elmer Carter his brother IN
terfered
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21
SPORTING AFFAIRS.
eossesosssosossssssesssse


NEW YoRK-Ad wolgast. light
weight boxing champion Of the world
and Matt Wells. light weight cham
piou Of England. are matched. They
viii neht ten rounds NJ the Madison
Athletic club here on Friday, Nov. 2
FOR purse OF $4,000 The men are
10 weight IN AZ 1873 pounds at Ave
o'clots on TIE day OF the contest
ST. LCuis-Jnck O'Connor, former
manrrer ~ ne browns. who was dc
rofcd 3 yelr ago because ne TOOK part
I'm tfe Ht,ne scandal az the close OF
lie scru has started SUIT against
me Browns anew for his back salary
II was thought that he had dropped
his case last spring or had settled II
amioably
so9ToN - Although most critics
agree that Pal Moore ar Philadelphia
earned margin a. victory over Pa.
Ting Nelson IA fhclr twelve round
bout thc hrmory a A. ovaMha1y
fha' follows boxing hands fte ha tl
Dame Of compliments lof hiswonaeftl
mirne
ctsicAcO-~Ehe Chleago White ga1
licked the cubs. q to 2. an arroby
won lhe championship Of Chicago 10
four straight games.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

LONDON All OF the press dis
patches from Tripoli must now be
mailed to Malta. as the cable is being
monopolized by the naval and mill.
tary authorities OF Italy Practically
no news is being received direct
Word comes that more bloodshed
was Witnessed at Tripoli. The cor
respondent OF the Telegraph says that
a native woman was challenged by a
sentry for entering a section OF the
city 20 which she was forbidden. She
ran away and Immediately the sentry
fired. killing one person aud woundine
four others.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21
GENERAL NEWS.

MILAN, iTALY-Both the British
and German ambassadors had long
interview nth the minister OF foreign
affairs. with the view OF concluding
the conflict between Italy and Turkey.
IL y said in official quarters that Tur-
Key must abandon the idea of even a
threatening demonstration with her
squadron, as that would oblige the
Italian feet &c keep it under observa-
\ ion. II Turkey desires peace she
must definitely renounce what she al.
ready lCst. If that be done now Italy
Is prepared considering Turkeys posi-.
ton. to give indemnity Later Italy
would not only refuse to pay indemni-
~, but would demand IL herself.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

NEW YoRk-The activity OF the
New York bureau OF encumbrances
which during the last year has caused
the removal OF thousands OF eneroach.
ing steps, ratings and costly portlcos
from prominent thoroughfares, has
taken a new turn with the sending out
OF a dozen large trucks with instruc
lions 10 cart away show cases, boot
black stands, barber poles. ornament
al II ees and other encumbrances from
the sidewalks OF the principal cross
town streets
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

TokYo-Speculation now centers
on what Japan will do IL the Pekin
government invites her TO put down
the uprising. At least $4,000 troops
would be required to do this. None OF
the other powers would be able to
land such large body OF men in the
Chinese empire within reasonable
time II is admitted. however. that II
Japan should agree to interfere she
would ALLEVIATE south China. which Is
her best market. II is thought, there
fore. that in the firal settlement OF the
troubles in soLth China, the mikado
! will favor the Demands OF the present
reyolutionaries.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

BERLiN-Thc German iorcien Office
ls informed by an ofhciah dispatch
from Hanlow that landing parties
from the German warships Lcirsig,
.Tieer and vaterland With The asslst.
9ance of volunteers from ihc German
residents at llaukow, have been hRht.
ine with Chinese mob in The stree
WASHINGTON TIRE plans far tho
erection of ercai Presbyterian tom-
ple ln mrne ci Justice HARLAN or
thn e3nsaH.rn aaE 0f then United
Ar Alaev gfn haINE considered
~ HAS iha fA0oo 600
~ raised hy subscription throughout
tho country 40 build the temple.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

Ell PAso, TExAs-In the big ida
wave which swept the southern Mexi
can seaports three or four big ranches
Ipear Guyamas. among them the San
Jose, had all their buildings and cat.
tic washed away and the loss to these
is over a million dollars Santa
Rosalia, a copper camp in Lower Cali
lorna. suffered TO the extent OF Ave
millions OF dollars. This is an Amer
lean concern and the Guggcnheims
are said 10 be interested in II
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

LoNDoN-The Wesleyan mission
airy society OF London, England, has
received dispatch from IIankow stat
inc that the British consul has ordered
all missionaries to leave WI Chang.
Han Yang, Hankow and kwcng-tse.
The dispatch adds THE missionar
les in the concessions and az outside
stations are safe, so FAR as We know.
MEXICO CITY, MEx.--Omcial no
tees from tie state of Tabasco minim
lie the dan er from the revolution
which started there when zoo armed
men proclaimed REYES oa president
and captured two small towns IN tie
Nevertheless the govern.
asked Mexico city 70 send rein
Norccmcnts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-21

WASHINGTON = phe public &
warned by the secret service AGAINST .
new counterfeit $40 bill This spur
ious note. on the Croker National bank
Of San Francisco. is Of the series Of
Io02.i90S, bears check letter II and
the names Of Charles II Treat and w
4. Vernon as treasurer Of the United
States and register OF the treasury, re-.
eIectively.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
The "Nfagna Charta" OF China.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 11.-Eigh-
teen Chinese scholars who have been
working at the task for thirty years,
have completed the Magma Charta Of
China, according to Ho Lee, presi-
dent Of the Young China Society
Lodge here. 1t viii! be promulgated
as the constitution Of the United Re-
public Of China, he said, just as soon
as the fall Of Peking is announced.
While republican in form. the gov
eminent prescribed by the savants
will be far in advance OF hat in
vogue In the United States or else
where, Ho Lee declared today.
Economics and the welfare of the
proletariat were the chief concerns of
the constitution makers.
Trusts will be prevented by pro-
visions limiting firms or corporations
to certain shares OF the business in
their particular lines
Every must pay a scale OF
wages prescribed by the government.
This. Ho Lee said. Is q feature par
ticularly attractive to the coolie
classes. whose pay now holds them
down to the famine line.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
DOdEing the New Times.

The autos runnin' wild
An the airShtp's comm down,
An they amt no hope in the country
An they's trouble in the town;
An ] dunno whar the folksll 60
To dodge the new times. rushin' so.
The old folks say: Il reckon
Wen live ontel we die,
But what are they wantin' wings for
TIL their time has come to fly?
The OF ox-cart IS safe and SLOW,
But 1t allus gifts whar we want to CO.
Life amt long. l tell you,
But Wen never make the trip
TIL they head-of the whizztn' auto
An anchor the fyin' ship.
Till Gabrul blows fer the Judgment Day,
r. L. Stanton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
a Snatch Of News From Turco-Italian
Imbroglio.
{By the Associated Press.)

(By the ASSOCIHteU PTeSS.1
Malta, Nov. 1.-THE captain of an
Austrian steamer which arrived to-
night from Tripoh reports hat the
Arab attack on Friday was vlgor-
ously sustained. The Arabs ad-
vanced to within a few yards of the
Italian entertainments and savagely
rushed directly into the Italian fire.
There were man hand-to-hand COM
bats.
In the afternoon the attack was re-
neWed with greater determination,
and there were heavy casualties on
both sides. When the steamer left
late at night heavy firing could still
be heard.
The captain Of the steamer reports
also that cholera is raging in Tripoli,
many persons dying in the streets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
TWENTY BALES ON NINE ACRES.
But There is Other Land I'm Nash
Upon Which Only One-Fourth Of q
Bale to the Acre Will BE Made.
Nashville

Among some Of those making largo
cotton crops IN Nash this year are Mr..
jennie Harrington, OF the Dortch
section, who says he will make TWEEN
~ bales OF cotton on nine acres. and
Miss Callie Dozier on Mr.. S. 8. GAYS
farm. whose crop will make two
thousand pounds per acre. Mr.. Cav
says that he has Z Mr.. Tharring-
TONS cotton and he believes that he
VIII make twenty bales on nine acres.
ne says tnat q part OF Miss Dozier's
has been picked and that il actually
made two thousand pounds per acre
which would turn out very near two
Dales per acre. There is other land
IN ash county. however, hat Will
make little more than one-fourth OF
a bale per acre.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
For a Constitutional Convention.

a FranciScO, CAT, Nov. I1.-De-
tails Of a plan for a constitutional con-
vention at Shanghai, at which the new
Chinese republic will be established.
and a constitution adopted. was made
public by leaders of the Chinese Ma
tonal Association here today.
Delegates already are on the way to
the convention, according to Tong
Ching Kong. Every province which
has been taken or r = voluntarily
Joined the revolutionary cause will be
represented and provisions will be
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
EXPLODING LOCOMOTIVE
KILLS ONE, SCALDS ANOTHER
(By the Associated Press.

Is the ASSOclated Press
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 11.-As a
double-header freight train was pass
ing a section gang on h Norfolk and
Western Railway. twenty miles west
Of here this afternoon, the front loco
motive exploded and James Galloway,
a colored section man from Bedford
City. received wounds from a flying
CRATE bar, which caused his death to-
night at a hospital here. VIM. Rosser.
a white fireman from Roanoke, who
was scalded about the face, head and
back, was brought here and his con
dition tonight is pronounced critical
The cause OF the explosion is not
known. Several others received minor
INJURIES,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
Projecdle Experiments.
(By the Associated prees !,

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE protec.
tile which was fired In experiment.
yesterday in Hampton Roads from the
Davis Cannon torpedo at the sub
merged caisson, representing the side
of a battleship, apparently s,,ccesded
in penetrating the two-inch arnor
plate which had bee placed on the
outside OF the caisson. The caisson
quickly sank after the shot exploded
The extent OF the damage inflicted
until the caisson is in drydock at
Norfolk.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
AS TT is
(WilkaShoro Chronicle ,

IL mas come at last. The dreadful
DIo" a fallen Our friend, Judge
Henderson. says emphaticaliy that
the party IN power governs the prices
Of things especially farm products
tHe didn't say why the Republicans
are running down the price of cot
toni. and that the reason the Dem.
ocrats didn't believe 1t is because
tney are all a g d-n set If fools
and haint got no sense no hown 1rha
consolation we mocra nave
IS that we can all grieye over the
blow together, and beside.
we ave an linking that ne was lust
So" ~ y"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
From the Washington Viewpoint.
(By the Associated Press,

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE appa-
rent seriousness Of the revolutionary
situation at Foo Chow Is evidenced
from the report that the Manchus
there had surrendered to the rebels
and that the Tartar general had been
Apparently anticipating
that a similar fate would befall him
should he fall into the hands Of the
rebels. the Viceroy committed suicide.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14

This information came to the Navy
Department late today from Rear
Admiral Murdoch. commander-in-
chief Of the Asiatic fleet, whose flag
ship is now lying off Shanghai.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14
Proposition for Partition
of Empire New Figures
In the War
REBEL LEADER FORMS
FLbE BUT FOLLOWERS
SPLIT On SUGGESTION

Iii Yuen Heng Reported to be Less
Irrcconciliable Than Formerly
But Many OF His Ideutenants De-
mand Overthrow OF Present Gov
eminent and Scout the SIicing Of
the Empire Idea-Acting Premier
Prince Ching is Guaranteed Safe
Conduct to General Chang If He
Will Come to Picking, But He Still
Remains With His Troops at
Lancausua-Russian Loan We
toed by Provincial Assembly at
Observation-Disclosures Consul at Han
kow Reports Guns Mounted for At
tack ON Han Yang-Olher Chinese
Developments.
(By the Associated Press->
Picking. Nov. 12.-1:10 a. m.-The
fate CT the throne apparently rests on
the action Of Yuan Shi Kai. The
latest message from Yuan, who has
been conducting negotiations with the
rebel leader, Gen. Ii Yuen I-eng. In
dicates that a compromise is possible,
that General Lii was becoming less
irreconciliable, but that there was a
difference Of opinion between Ii and
his colleagues On the matter of policy.
According to foreign official tele-
grams from Hanko last n Gen.
Lii, failing to exact better terms, might
perhaps be prepared to agree to the
partition Of China, that portion or the
country south Of the Yang Use be-
coming republican, Manchuria and
Chilli remaining moEarchical and tho
other provinces making their own
choice.
Many of LIS followers demand the
overthrow Of the government and
scout the idea Of dividing the Empire.
This is supposed to be the reason why
Gen. Ii asked delegates from other
provinces to meet at WI Chang. and
appoint Huang Sing, the noted revolu-
and retained for himself the governor
generalship, which gives him greater
freedom In administrative affairs
Huang-Sing is making Han Yang his
headquarters, where he Is superin-
tending the rebel d%efenses.
Prince Ching. the acting premier.
and other high officials. have guaran-
teed Gen. Changes safety. II he will
come to Peking. Gen. Chang has not
yet agreed to do this. but remain at
Lancasua with his troops, awaiting
definite results from the WI Chang
negotiations.
The revolutionaries at Tien-Tsin do
not consider 1t wise at present to
force the issues, because Of the pres
ence OF the troops at Lanchau, whose
sympathizers are bountiful.
The provincial assembly at Muk-
den has vetoed the Russian loan and
informed the Viceroy that if it is
taken up they will declare independ-
ence.
The government has requested thai
the reported flight Of the Emperor be
officially denied.
Rogers Green, the American Consul
General at Hankow, reports that big
guns have been for an at
tack upon Han Yang. Chinese Off
Gals report that the b~ombardment of
Han Yang began yesterday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14

made for the admission OF the other
provinces later.
The delegates have been appointed
by the revolutionary parties in the
various provinces, but their actions
will be submitted TO a vote Of the peo-
pie for ratification after peace is re-
stored. Each delegate las been
pledged to sanction only a form of
government based upon the absolute
abdication Of the Manchu dynasty and
institution Of a thoroughly republican
system Of representative rule.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-14

Shanghai. Nov. 12.-10 a. m.-Re-
ports from every point this morning
show hat the country is in a state
of suspense. Conditions at Shanghai
are nearly normal. Marking reports
skirmishing between the I~mperialists
and the revOlutionaries. but nothing
decisive. The Foo Chow Tartar gen.
eral has been beheaded in conse-
quence Of the Marking massacre.
There is much loOting going on in
the outlying districts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-26

EDrTS During This Sale all Suit Altera
FNEE lions Made Absolutely Free
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-26

EDEE One $500 Silk Messalne Petticoat Free
NIL with every Suit purchase at $3.50 or
Petticoats come in all shades.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-16
FL PAs0 DEFEATS
ALBUQUERQUE TEAM
Visitors Get Severe Drub-
bing in First Game Of
Local Series

The $1,000 prize winners, the Abu-
querque team. were defeated in a woe
fuI manner by Dave Crocketts profess
SIGNALS at Washington park, Sunday
afternoon. The score was IS to 6. The
game was long and slow and the many
spectacular plays lost their value to
the fans on this account
The main stand was packed and one
Of the largest crowds Of the season was
present.
The game started with scoring in the
beginning by the men from AlbuQuer-
cue who registered two runs. The Ell
Pasoans did them one better in their
half ana In the second inning made II
a total of six. In the third inning Al
buQuerque brought in four talhes ana
tied the score. It was Albuquerque S
last chance at the scoring game and from
that time on FL PasO ran away with
them.
Batting houors went to the FL Paso
team with Jackson, Moves and Gear
with the best record. NOyes made
three Dagger, the longest nit BAH on
the Washington park field in two years
and his other bingle was a double.
Harbin pitched for the locals and
had the Albuquerque men going. he
famed nine men. Pug Weeks was on
the mound for the AlbuQuerques-
The score. r. IL -.
81 Paso $50 104 201-13 IS 5
Batteries: FL PasO, Hardin and NOyeB;
Albuquerque, Weeks and Brieler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-16
Ell PASOANS LEAD
IN ROOFING GAME

Austin, Texas. Oct. Leone thousand
Texas rOOterss led By Ell Pasoans, and
900 southwestern rOOters Witnessed the
Eame between the university Of Texas
9nd Georgetown university on ClarE
5ield.
The game was played on a muddy
field IA a driving rain, and hence no
true comparison could be made The
spectators were sheltered under the
commOdi0us new grandsUand erected by
the students
Puett went over the line for Texas in
the second quarter, and NIblo duplicated
the stunt In the last quarter. The first
goal was kicked by Kirkpatrlck but
the second was missed, making the
score II 10 O. The quarters were -
minutes long.
The Texas roofing was led by Mason
Pollard OF III PasO and three assistants
FL Paso seems to be the home of yell
leaders, as Eugene /. Harris was the
leader Tor the past five years, and now
Pollard has succeeded him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-16
I'll PB5O WINS
CAME At DEMIHG
Score. is 40 to 6 in Foot
ball Contest on
Saturday

Deming, n III. Oct 16.-There was q
large and enthusiastic attendance upon
the football game Saturday afternoon
between the Deming High school and
the Ell PasO high school The result
Of the game was 40 to in favor Of the
FL PasO team. The real differences In
the two teams were even greater than
the score would indicate. The Ell PasO
team IS fully third heavier, and has
evidently had much longer training
than the boys Of the Deming High
school
The BAN was kept throughout the
game safely in Deming territory, eX-
cept in the last few minutes OF the
game. when Long, Deming's quarter
back, got the ball on a fluke and car
ried % over FL Paso's goal This while
in the nature % an aecldent was much
TO the credit Of Long, who showed him
self here and throughout the game
quick rs g cat and fast on his feet
Gonna way, the captain Of the Demlng
team, starred throughout the game
showing himself heady, nervy, an exc
cepuOual tackle, and IN every way a
most promising young player
The FL PasO team is made up or clean
gentlemanly young fellows, who know
the game and play it fairly and square
~ They used the forward pass freely
and with considerable SKILL although
u was evident that more practice WIZ
strengthen them considerable