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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
Newspaper Man rakes erIde.

Alpena. Mich. Sept. i9-John En-.
met Richards. city editor OF the AL.
pena News. and Miss Maude Culliran
were married in St Bernards church,
The groom Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l..
l.. Richards Of Detroit The bride Is
the only daughter OF Patrick CullIgan,
president Of the Alpena County Saw.
mos hank
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
Pastor Reconsiders resignation.

Eaton Rapids, Mich SEPT ~. Rev
o. J. Montgomery who resigned his
pastorate OF the Methodist Protestant
church here a month ago. In order to
complete his theological course, has
been prevailed upon by his congrega.
ton to reconsider his resignation and
will remain in the pastorate here for
another vear
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
ErrrIs h. All.nan cnnn.v-

Allegan. Mich SEPT lo.-Professor
w " Ferris. Democratic candidate
for governor, arrived here and made
an auto speaking trip through Allegan
county with a mass meeting here at
night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
AIIecan EaLr M opened.

Aileean, Mich Sept l9-The an.
nual fair Of the Alleean County Agri.
cultural society opened with promise
OF being the best ever held. There
will be daily ball games for the coun.
ty championship and there r. a good
roca card
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
Fined $50 Ger crgeisy 70 Horse.

Traverse city, Mich, Sept H.
James Corrigan pleaded guilty to a
charge OF mistreatirg his horse.
brought by Hr~'re Officer Carson
lie paid nar o; $50 and costs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
EX-SENATOR MONEY DEAD
Death Of Mississippi Man Widely
mourned Through South.

Former United States Senator Money
died st Biloxi, Miss, Of uraemle poi
soning The aged and half blind vet.
eran had 2 severe fall several days
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
fATffA~NfN4N 1rAfrr ~ \
GENERAL NEWS.


NEW YcRk--The long expected
operation for q blood clot az
the base Of the brain was performed
on Manager Frank Chance cf the Cubs.
DR.. w. G. Frolich of No. SO East
sixtieth street. executed the delicate
task. Chance was troubled with VIC
lent headaches recurrently since early
in 1911, necessitating his retirement
from active play, which always made
the pain greater. His aifiiction IS n
lieved to have been caused by beiiv
hit in the head by pitched balls Or.
Frolich saws the operation should
cure the dangerous condition perma-
nently.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

ago at HIS summer home here and
that accident is supposed 10 have
FASTENED his death.
The passing OF the noted senator is
being widely mourned throughout
Mlsslsslpri and adjacent states OF the
south lie was seventy.four years
or ace
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

PETOSKEY. MlCH.-While he was
walking along the state road near Har-
Dor Springs. Thomas Johnson. aged
sixtythree years, stumbled against
guy wire, which had become electri
fed when ii fell on the high tension
wires and was instantly killed.
A few minutes later Lyman Wilcox
came upon the body which was burn
ing up Throwing water from a pail
upon the corpse TO prevent its total
CONSUMPTION by the flames, Wilcox
received severe shock throueh the
stream bun not sufficient "a cause seri
GUS injury
CHICAGO - Mrs Eta u John
son. white wife Of Jack Johnson. the
negro puaillst attempted 20 commit
suicide ly shooting herself N the
head Ihp woman was alone when
she attempted b end her ife The
bullet entered her right side and left
by the LETT side Che was taken 70
the Proyidert hospital where il was
said the wound would cause her
death She died a few hours later
NEW YoRK-After having lost
the sight Of his right eye and feeling
the approach OF total blindness in the
failing sight Of his LETT eye A. p Tan
merit once a prosperous importer OF
woolens, cotton and other fabrics.
put a bullet ip his head while riding
In a taxicab In Central park and died
shortly afterward.
DIXON, I'LL. - Former Supervisor
OF Lee County Hugh McGuirk.
wealthy farmer at Walton, Lee county,
while laying tile. was caught by
caye.in and crushed TO death, MIR
McGuirk has been prominent In Dem
ocratic politics in Lee county, and was
a former postmaster at Walton.
RISING SUN, IND.-The dead body
OF Mary Huey. thirty-hye years old. OF
Bellevue, Ky, was found caught on
trout line III the Ohio opposite this
place The woman escaped from
hospital sunday morning and drowned
herself
MkNisTEE-Douelas Bradford, the
young son Of Ray Bradford Of this city.
was run over and fatally injured BY
carry-all IN which the Manistee ball
club was being pulled around town by
a iublant crowd
BALTIMORE, MD.-George c. Nor.
rison. the president OF the Title Guar.
antee and Trust company or this city.
committed suicide by gas in one OF the
private rooms az the Baltimore Athle.
tic club.
AUBuRN, NJ Y.-James Williams,
negro. died in the electric
chair az the state prison here, for the
murder OF James Duffy an aged farm
er, near Honeaye. ". ". In 1911.
TERRE HAuTE, iND.-Mlss Ruth
Mahoney. sixteen years old was killed
and her mother Mrs. Patrick X. Ma.
honey. was badly injured In an auto.
mobile accident al Stilcsyille
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-Two bold
masked men held up the "Memphs
Special Southern railway west.
bound. early in the day near Steven.
son, Ala. The mail car was looted
but the amount secured is unknown.
The men boarded the train at Ste.
venson, entered the mail car and COW.
cred the four clerks with pistols.
Three OF the clerks were bound the
fourth being ordered to open all sacks
OF registered mail. from which the rob.
bers filed a bag with packages sur
posed 10 contain valuables.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

NEW YORK - The New York
Press makes the announcement that
Henry l.. EInstein, sole owner OF the
paper since 1895. has sold out to
Frank A. Munsey. The policy Of tAs
paper In future will be Progresslys.
and II will support both the nationsl
and state tickets.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

OTTAWA, oNT.-The English mil.
itant suffragettes who recently decid-
ed 20 go 70 Canada at an early date
as protest against the Canadian
premier's views on suffrage win find
themselves stopped by an order from
the department OF Immigration on the
ground that they are undesirable In
the meaning OF the immigration act.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

NEW YoRK-Silss Mary Kedlna's
skill In preparing savory dishes so
won the heart OF wealthy Joseph Hav-
llcek, whose cook she was, that he
sought 10 retain her permanently In
his home and therefore proposed mar
rIage 70 her. Miss Kedina declares In
a $4,000 suit for breach 81 promise
which she has brought against bsr.
former employer here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

SEATTLE, WASH.-Former Judge
Cornelius II. Hanford, who resigned
from the district bench while a con
gressional committee was Investigate
ing charges fled against him. was adj
mltted to practice In the federal
court by judge Edward r. Cushman.
Hanford became federal Judge on
admission Of Washington to statehood
and had never been admitted to prac-
tice in the district court over which
he presided so long.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

PHILADELPHIA, PA.--Claude lion.
dirk the star pitcher OF the Pitts
hureh team narrowly escaped death
when n bolt Of lightning struck The
faepole at the Phillles BAH grounds
Just as he was passing by IN an auto
mobHe owned by Hans Wagner,
The car stopped Immediately and
Hendrix was found crouching beneath
the steering wheel apparently lifele =,
IL was fifteen minutes before he
gained consciousness
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

BALTIMORE, Mp.-George c. Nor
rison, the president OF the Title Guar.
antee and Trust company or this city
committed suicide by gas in one OF the
private rooms at the Baltimore Athle
tic club.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

LAWRENCE, MAss.-willIam 70.
Haywood, the general organizer OF the
Industrial sWorkers OF the World.
pleaded not guilty before Judge John
f. Quinn In the superior court here
10 two indictments charging him with
conspiracy in connection with last
winters textile strike In this city.
He was held for trial under 81 900
bonds No date for the trial was set.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

cHIcAGo-The International Har-
vester company. now fighting for
its existence in the federal courts
laid the foundation fo- its defense.
The corporation had its inning In
the hearing before Special Examiner
Robert s Taylor ana proceeded to put
into the record a large mass OF data
tending, in the judgment OF its lead
ers. to prove that II is far from ap.
preaching the monopoly OF agricultur-
al implement PRODUCTION alleged BY
the government.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

TERRE HAUTE, iND.-Mlss Ruth
Mahoney. sixteen years old was killed
and her mother. Mrs. Patrick X. Ma.
honey. was badly injured In an auto
mobile accident al Stilcsyille
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

DIXON, I'LL. - Former Supervisor
Of Lee County Hugh McGuirk. a
wealthy farmer at Walton. Lee county,
while laying tile. was caught by a
caye.in and crushed TO death MIR.
McGuirk has been prominent in Dem
ocratic politics in Lee county and was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
RISING SUN, INp.-The dead 10

RISING SUN, IND.-The dead body
OF Mary IIuey. thirty-iiye years old. OF
Bellevue, Ky. was found caught on a
trout line III the Ohio opposite this
place The woman escaped from q
hospital sunday morning and drowned
herself.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

AUBURN, NJ Y.-James williams
negro. died in the electric
chair az the state prison here, for the
murder OF James Duffy. an aged farm
er. near Honeaye. ". Y. in 1911
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

NEW YoRK-Franz Menschik the
brother Cf Mrs. Rosa 'Menschik
Szabo. arrived in New York and de-
posted at the Austro-Hungarian con
sulate a certificate showing that his
mother died in Vienna two years ago.
Burton w Gibson, charged with
Mrs. Szabo's murder declares the
mother Is living Before his arrest he
produced a waiver of citation that pur.
ported TO be signed by her as benei.
ciary OF Mrs. Szabo's estate, turning
the property over to him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

BOSTON, MAsS.-William ID. Hay.
wood. general organizer OF the Indus
trial Workers IL the World. was ar.
rested here on a charge OF conspiracy
IN connection with the big textile
strike at Lawrence last winter. The
arrest was made after Haywood had
delivered speech on Boston common
In which he urged n general strike as
n protest against the Imprisonment Of
Ettor and Gioyannittl at Lawrence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

NkNisTEE-Douelas Bradford, the
Young son Of Ray Bradford Of this city.
was run over and fatally injured by
carry-all IN which the Manistee ball
club was being pulled around town by
iubilant crowd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orders VIII
be issued by Postmaster General
Hitchcock for tie promotion on oct
OF about $4,000 railway mail clerks.
There are altogether 1000 such en-.
pIoyes in the postal service. and most
OF those not promoted on Oct. win
receive Increased compensatfons be.
fore the end Of he fiscal year. More
than Si,000.000 viii be expended In
making these promotions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-16
DEVELOPMENT
SHORTEST ROUTE
IS THROUGH ARTESIB
Railroad Story in Ell Paso
Herald Interests New
Mexico Town.

Artesia, n. NJ. July 16.-The best
news that has reached Artesia for
many a day is the announcement in
the FL Paso Herald that the Pearson
people contemplate taking over the
san Diego, FL Paso K st. Louis railroad
from FL Paso to Artesia via Hope
and extending the line to Quanah,
Texas. or some other point in the
Panhandle and that DR.. B. H Bryant,
chief engineer OF DR.. Parsons Mex
leo North Western railroad, has start
ed on trip Of inspection over the
line.
About a month ago a surveyor of
DR.. Pearson's company went over the
proposed line from II Paso TO Artesia
incOgnitO and made a favorable report
on his inspection to his company The
engineers of the San Diego, FL PasO
& St. Louis road spent six months in
the mountains aScertaining the most
feasible route over the mountains for
the lowest grade and found it through
Russell Gap, about so miles southwest
of Artesia. They also found that the
shortest route from Quannah to Ell
Paso passed through Artesia and was
about 40 miles shorter than a line
passing through any Of the larger
towns north or south of ArteSia. The
road from Ell PasO to Artesia, unlike
the transcOntinentaI lines to the north,
Will be free from blockades from
snOwstorms or washOuts and of lower
grade.
The san Diego, Ell Paso and st. Louis
railroad has its road graded from Ar
tesla to Hope. a distance Of p miles,
and is the recipient of over $3.50
worth of right Of way from Artesia
to Hope the right of way at Artesia
comprising a strip of ground 400 feet
wide and about two miles long for
terminals and shops. Through fall
ure to complete and operate its road
from Artesia to Hope the company
forfeited it's right to the $1,000 900 bO-
nus offered by Artesia and the $50. 600
offered by Hope. a road from Ell Paso
to Quannah via Artesia will give the
Pecos valley an outlet east and west
for its produce and will give FL PasO
the best market for its goods in the
southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-16
THE MANICURE LADY
On the Sane Fourth.

ing around with felt soles on our
shoes, in a way of speaking. Imagine
our surprise, George, when the old gent
showed UP at the house at o'clock the
morning of the Fourth, after having
been out all the night of the third.
~Wilfred was along with him, too. /
don't know for sure if he had Joined
father and his friends on the way
home or if he had went the route with
them, but anyway he was as full of
chirps as a cricket He had a poem
about the Fourth that he read about
three times, and the lines seemed kind
of good to me, but the old gent kept
interrupting the poor boy with a lot
of lines from different songs that he
had heard. I don't know how cranky
you might get on a hot night George,
but 1 would give the world to see II
you could keep your temper with
father singing 'Good-by, Rose. the
Autumn Leaves Are Falling The way
the old gent can murder one of them
pretty ballads is a sin and a shame.
"Ah of them was as bad as father,
George. They was all the time drink
ing toasts to George Washington, and
you can bet your life it was a good
thing for the father of all our Re
publicans and Democrats that he
wasn't there to drink every toast with
I don't believe in them sane Fourths.
tie kids and each had our three or four
packs of firecrackers to shoot off. with
some pinWheeIs and Roman candles in
the evening. Maybe we got burned a
little. but FOurths was FOurths in
bar ID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-16
What Would Happen If Husbands We're Frank
Absolute Frann Often Endangrs Happiness Many Homes
BY PATTERSON.

SOP If he is merely a truthful nus
band he will answer: You are little
paler, dear. We must take a run
down the coast to freshen you up" II
he is a frank spouse he will not wait
for question, but will announce;
You're looking horribly faded. You're
1 married you. II the bride IS as
spirited as a wife I know, she will
retort: DO you. suppose you are the
handsome man marriedF'
If he be simply truthful and she asks
him If he thinks she has paid too much
for a rug he will answer: maybe they
did overcharge you" The frank man
will exclaim; There is no limit to
your extravag ance."
The truthful man, when begged to
tell her whether she is becoming IN
bearable, answers: Your nerves are
a trifle upset. dear; you need rest.
The frank man will rush into trouble
with the remark: IF I had known
what a bad temper you have I wouldn't
have married you"
The truthful husband will answer
the inevitable postmatrimonial ques-
ton: DO you love me as much as you
used to dOT' with True love never
changes" The frank man will not
mince delicate matters. She will have
no illusions when the conversation 18th
him is ended, and he may have no
wife.
1t would be rather painful to know
what people think of US at all times,
their actual appraisement of US at he
moment Because OF their mood, or
ours, we might have a lower rating
than we would have received yester-
day, or than that we will get tomor-
row.
The lightning flash of anger might
show US ourselves in a way that we
would never forgive the speaker. and
would be hard pressed to excuse in
ourselves Moods are mighty, but their
reign is blessedly short.
Blessed be the man who invented ST
lencei In crises it has saved blood
shed and spared broken friendships.
Many Critical Situations Have Been
Saved By Silence.
Many a critical situation has been
saved by evolving it in the blessed veil
of silence, for thoughts make no
sound, and there is always hope that
they may change.
Mark Twain inscribed on a photo
graph have seen: Truth is precious
Let US economic it" Doubtless he
had suffered at the hands of some vol
unteer of unpleasantness who called
himself frank.
The world has some ugly, jagged
rocks Of fact Life will be more beau
itful if We screen their ugliness by
planting flowers of consideration about
them. We can at least refrain from
brutality in the name of frankness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-16
WILL ENJOIN THE
PROPERTY OWNERS
Notices Served on Property
Owners in Redlight
District.

Property owners Of the redlight dis
trict are being notified that they will
be enjoined from continuing the leas-
ing Of their properties for immoral
purposes. Attorneys for the men who
are making the fight on the redlight
district have obtained lists from the
county tax rolls giving the names of
the resident and nonresident owners
of property in the restricted district.
Formal notices. similar in text to those
sent to the city council and mayor,
have been sent to them. and unless the
violations of the law in these houses
cease before July 10 the Injunction
proceedings will be filed in the dis
trict courts
A number of the property owners on
Broadway have signified their desire to
comply with the law and notify the
tenants of these houses to vacate- The
nonresident owners have also agreed
to the vacation of the district and the
men who are trying to clean up lower
Broadway believe their fight is more
than half won. In case the district is
removed to another section, II is prob
able that the names Broadway or
Utah street will be discarded and an
other name adopted for the lower end
of Mesa avenue in order to overcome
the bad reputation this street has ae-
quired-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-16
PAsO DEL NORTE
IS ASSUMING SHAPE
Now Gives an Idea of What
Completed Structure
VIII Be Like.

Hotel Paso Del Norte is beginning
to put on its glad clothes. The orlcA
finish is now being laid and the west
wing of the san Antonio street front IS
completed Up 70 the third floor line
The finish of the first and mezzan-
inc story is white terra Gotta WIN
freize of Wall OF Troy and lion mead
design with two big metal lion heads
over each entrance, with chains Tor
the support Of the entrance canopy
suspended from their open mouths
Above the mezzanine floor the finish
will be St Louis motled brlck ana
the west wing Of the san ANTOINE
street front gives an idea OF the gen
eral appearance of the Dig holeI "H WEI
il is completed. The cornlce VIII also
be in white terra Gotta and the mot
tied brick is being laid IN pSheIS,
which give a splendid effect to the III
Paso street front from down san An
tonic street. -
The marble interior OF the main lob
by is being placed now ana the m
terror finish viii be added as soon as
this work is completed
The directors OF the hotel company
have not decided upon anyone 10 man
age the new hotel, although numDer
of offers have been made for the lease
of the finished hotel 1t is proDaDle
that the directors viii organize an OP-
Grating company and viii secure
manager TO operate the hotel on a
salary
P. H. Bailey has bought three lots
in block IS. Government Hill, from T.
P. Rhoades for $3.50. Hawkins Bros
made the sale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-16

kEYT has been some days now since
that sane Fourth of July" said
the Manicure Lady, and I am
just getting over it. Goodness knows
George, why they call it sane Fourth.
I never seen so insane bunch of peo-
pie in my life
81 don't see why you want to TAX
about it, said the Head Barber It
nearly a week now, and I am as SICK
of hearing about a sane Fourth or an
insane Fourth as I am Of hearing about
politics"
Il am awful sorry If have bored
you, George" said the Manicure Lady,
frigid1y. Il guess I won't talk any
more this morning. My mother always
how She said that people that nad
class should never tax to NUTS Ana
L guess she was right"
You don't need to take it so hard,
said the grinning Head Barber, VINO
saw. in his minds eye, q little blond
goat running around the room. GO
on and tell US about the sane Fourth
and the insane bunch of people that
You seen. There amt anything that L
would sooner hear about"
4 was going TO tell you about the
bunch that was up to the house" SAID
the Modified Manicure Lady. Father
had been telling all the week about
the wonderful sane Fourth that he was
going to have, and 1 and mother had
kind of took it into our heads that
maybe after all it was better not TO
fire off a lot of crackers and shoot off
q. lot of skyrockets. You see, George,
pressing noise that he had US all walk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-16
DEVELOPMENT
MEXICO PLANS /
GREAT WEST HARBOR
Twenty Million Pesos to Be
Spent at Mazatlan,
Say Officials.

Mazatlan. SinalOa. Mex. July 16.-
T5iebt federal government officials
L.Sa = Given out the positive statement
+baf work will soon be started for the
creation of a great haroor and extern
SiTe docks for this port The est-
mates call for a vast amount OF Work,
ne project requiring 2O,OOO,OO0 pesos
foT its completion. tAmong the bidders
- ~ iob those most prominently
mentioned are the North american p15 ii :.
Dredging company, which has hao olS
co1tTsctS at Galveston and Los An
geIes' and the English firm of Pearson
& Co. Because OF the great strategic
inDortauce of this port, which Will De
5resf1y- Increased upon the completion
of the Panama canal, much significance
attaches to these haroor improve
1t is also announced that the extern
sion of the National railroad line from
Durango will reach Mazatlan before Ile
harbor Improvements can be mace,
construction having been carried .l. a+ +Ia5
slowly in this ulreetlT ION Iol a,,0iI,tjunsr1-
troubles