The diamond drill., June 08, 1901, Image 2

About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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TRAJ1P3 WITH UAWACCOUn ib 110NIK CARLO'S rEMULUCi LlblV
'fnllhr Kngllibmm Wbo nuts a Small Mama raid toloraon XV hi
.1 ,lorrr War of Vlndlnw Out
"Worthy lVrmui la Xeed.
n IVrsIa thfro are muny If'nfls
of a certain ruUr who used to wan
der about the city at nitfht ilrtsil
as. a lifar to find out th r'al con
dition under which his eojle livt-J.
At the present day many wealthy
philanthropists adopt the tame nioth
utl. They clUum; themselves in rag
ged clothes and look for deserving
cases in all the worst slum of our
great cities, Kays on exchange.
A wealthy Manchester (I'm.) mnn
who has made over .'.ooo.iOi) in tit"
cotton trade has iven away .fj'totiw
in the last 20 years, though his name
has never appeared in any .subscrij
tion list. Every few months he dis
appears from home, dressed in ra::.,r-d
clothes, ro that he may l'v taken for
ome broken-down tramp, mi l in this
disguise he vistits the ).. r;r part.,
of the city. When !. fii:.K a re iily
deM-rviiuj1 case, he .sends a mcse:.:er
with food ur i:ion, lut In- never al
lows hi name J be dixdo.-o-d.
Another wealthy m-ui wli n.' 'i i
the -ame tac'je, in I.omI.i'i h ; -1 1 1
over .f-OO, ))) in the int frw ;, e..r.-.
rel'eviu reil ei-'. of ilMn-v. lie
dre.-es in tin ro'l.'li id it)..-; of i
Thames b-.r..-ce. and in that i'i-r 'it
has visited evrrv Juift f t!,
Iln.l. ()(. fell in wit!: a t.i:' of
men w h a "ile-! !.i:n j. -in tlJt..i in
a little ,ef:i : ; f,.- riitii;,T I f i V I ls i ! :
W iirt b ".', 'A i,; b t.. .i- ;., .- ', l.lin
wo, I'd v.eio i " .!' -i ' '!'"'' a
Anofli.-r tii'd-. b't w,n ;!rn
:ih a .tsj)!.;iou.. eh.'Ta "fer nn I bad to
explain luaMer. t a :i: i.:i-drate.
HAD DAD LUCK WITH TEETH.
ltteilrl M I f ii r I u n- of i Woiiiim
Who itrulrett lh Sirlie
of il ieii!inj.
tlave LMt Tkelr Fortwuea la
the (tttsluo,
Mont Carlo, the most famous g-anv
bliugplaccinthe world, has a very ctjri
uiu pension list. Here are iiKseriU-d
the names of the men and women who
have lott their fortunes at the tables,
and who arc allowed hinull n:ms daily
for the rest of their miserable lives.
This practice, says the Ledger Mont li
ly, which was. inaugurated by 1'ere
I'.iane in his j aternal care for the
decaves, i. abo bi!! dropped as the
p-i;sionnaires die out. The pension
new paid rane from one totilit dol
l .rs a day, eeordii! to the amount
which has been lost at the tables and
(he Micinl p'lnition of the neiphnt.
l-'or i'l.stance, a lull Scotchman who is a
familiar fbrure upon the Promenade
ib's Anirl iis in N ice, r c ives tw o louis
(about ei-!it dollar.s) pi r day. lie lost
i million and a quartern! r iub tte. He
I. a- -ti!I a sma!! irn-..::.. , an1, the liatik,
t iel'e fore, Coti-i'br- his Jietisioll st'tb-
ci. n: to ke p t h i brok-u vr d from
.i:ni.sr to 1 ground. If .., i-.ir.M .-.
i!;r-o!.:rh the w led,, ilit. what a sli ry
u;i'!it be written atiev.t i'.oh item!
i !.- r.- i . r. .) hop.' of t h ;, - 'dm If 'unr
ido;. '., r fV. It 1 1 ' I li I L,r !h" ..ll!;;lilrr;
'lit if p.- .pi- w . m!d i ti! , r. si r.ni n t heir
in for i n '!!'.; : v ;i not l.i r 1i v
nji's, a 'h -hvAcd t lu- msd fs
;. il! of d.-it, ' d.n it- r -e winter
' ' m 1 !!). i'.'.s I i.d will eoj.-c -
or1, ar. 1 !!. l..n'.. v. ii! ln nvcl.i'ii. it"'.
i'i .i . m . oi.lv, bn In de, d.
1 LKSSON THAT WAS NEKDED.
I. tick of I" u ! i ' ". !:roikfci'lt Ilu.nlllM
(Iihi I p ri it I' It i I ii I r 1 1 !i la ii
ill ,W II Ml ill.
COLORED FLAGPOLES.
STORY TELLER'S LOST CHANCE
Tall tNfl of ltrl auil llvtia of Cifn
Are Sow OrcMNloually to '
Ile. Seru,
A ntiit eiijojin' an evti-ui-is e praev
tiee an.onu' tin: fashioi.able jrepie of
the South . ide j a date t i s pec ul i a r e x -Ji.-rieriee
of otlO of p Itions. sav, the
Chiea;'o Chronicle: "She wa a rather
pretty ytun married woman," lo
hnys, "but her upper front teeth were
Fit badly di.eolor. d iud defect.ivo (is to
greatly mar hur apjicaramMf. Herhti.s
band, ifb-r raticJi purAuasin, iiiuced
her To haf two of the vvor.t replaced
witli artllbrial ttth. I m.nton nnt jrt
o( It, aJ shrt wtt d d U; h U'd. Tlje two
teeth wer on a pUte, and die wore
them to bed tlio lirtt nlibt she had
t1vm. During the nhjht tliey full from
Iwr mouth to the Hour, nd when .she
Hot tip In thi morning .slie trod on them
and broke the plate all to pieces. I rc
wt t ho Vcth on another plate, und hh
went home nraJii with them. That
xtl;;ht fthc itit them iu a trlas of w atcr
nn th mnutel. lb r huHbatid fot u In
tlii nii-hlf Ut ret a drink of water, and
tlndiui? Kwnel-liiny in tin twimbb-r
threw the conti hts out lf the win
dow. tllU.s lUliJ of thn Second et
i:v three days, Tin n I mad., her a third
ht . Thiesc j. Jin jji t , ,M l JJ(, jj,!, t,' I win !.
M,e l I 11 ej umj Ior;,'ol Hi repuic" UhM:i
in tin iiiorni;...;-. Yrnr !, 0 ustint; tin:
room. wpt tin ( (T into the jate
un ! rm-ath th- n.aute!, where they
bum. d up. T!m family moved out o'
o .v i .( few da i f 1 1 I'w.'ip'.siiv !i -1 In r
she H'.il a fo-irth sn I d t m t know."
RIVAL TO SILKEN FANS.
l)rl-e 'Mint I. ). I,ll(i n i l";4
lltMilir, Hut H a Mini.
nlni Driiuulit.
A man without -riini of rnmaticr?
has inTk-ntitii and i)i:enl r-,l im-chani-ei!
ii and fan and sets it up .is a rival
of the toy r,'iu.e rtiid laen which hs
been a feminine vf.-jpon t!irou,!i u: -to!d.
a .re. Ill fan buren and in mt
l-iutiful, lnit it. provides a wtendv
draft of cool air, -ay.? Iho .Ne.v V.iJv
iun.
In appearance it i a cros, betwaei
an e4 Lrdieater and a love-stretcher.
It is made of w 1 and bras, and
in- a - s.r; s 1 1 1 1 1 in e pe r t 1, a n .! s j t c.i n
be made to reach a speed of .(ton nn - j
olnth ris a minute ami will throw ;i I
current of air as far as an electric i
fan of the ame size.
It works by compressing jn the hand
two wooden handles of a love-it reich
erlike arrangement. A ratchet and
two small ri),' wheels at the end of
the arms transmit this force to the
blades of the fan, which nre miniature
electric fan blades. Both of these nre
detachable, o thnt the fan may be
easily carried when not In use.
The inventor nys that he has din
poed of 4.000 of his hand fans in a
few month. He Isn't anrui:ie- of its'
general adoption by the frontier sex,
but he thinks that lota of men would
use it in hot weather. Sentiment
oughtn't to play nny part in comfort
leckinp, he says, hut he has to admit
that it generally does.
r.nrnril Ilia ntirliirt.
Col. William Frederick Cody la snid
to hive earned the name of "IhifTalc
Hill" by killing 4.2-0 buffaloes in H
months (1837-), having contrncted tn
furnish the Kansas I'aciflc railroaj
with nil the butTalo meat rcjuircd tc
Vcd the laborers enframed in con
struct ion.
Tonka In the HrltUli Army.
That the art of cooking ranks hijh
in the estlmallon of I'.ritis-h army of
ficials is shown by the recent granting
of $-!,") to the widow of the 1 ate chiel
instructor of the army cooking school
at Aldcrjthot, in recognition of the val
uable acrvices rendered by her huj
bind.
.
lniitor tf Wlilaf.
The father of tiie game of whist
KJmond lioyle, lived to be 'j7 tear?
'old. His treatise on cardj has beeiJ
,pub!ihed in nil Ungin and pn.b- J
tably no work except the I'.lble- hajt
paused thromrh more cditioni. Th!
original wofk appeared in London lu j
1712.
A 1'hii !v Ip.ii'v railroad co.,i i actor,
win. h;o recently returm d from
;.broa.;, tells of an exp' rid a e tint ; -!!!
Jiiln in Mani'Wi iihi.-iirative of tin'
iiiYcri nee in pre;iiUnrr eu.stoinH, .;t) s
an ey hati.ve of that cil. Armed with
a number of letter ftf InlroTi action to
TluropiMin rai'road ot!u,i i!. he inndi' it
a point to inquire into the workings of
the various ay.stums, and treated
w ith uniform courtesy. At Munich he
Ili'Hlffht ht hat acjurred all the in
forruatiou he wii4 .sftur, and ,n In
pji?ed out of t1fj olbce of t Inv maw with
wh'f.ni l had Ixhmi talking hv pt on
liis hnt.
Ile hd KcarrMdjr ben unhrJ out
vvheji It oecurivMi to him that thern was
one innre mailer about whioh ho had
forgotUtn to iinpiirn. "1 immediately
retraced my upf" Kiiid th l'hiladei
jdjiajt. "and agnui oritered the ottlee,
rifglcetirf to remove my hat. I saw
tbe rime ofMclal with whom I hud been
talkli.fr, an.l, aedoting for taking up
o tiine-h of IiU t im, 1 jmt the question
1f him. WiChonta woril 1m reaeluxl up,
tock lf my hjt and placed it In niy
hand. Thun, he unswered my query
jijid bo v. -d tin out. It. made nn; feel
rat hi r eXc-up."
EDUCATING THE INDIANS.
Olt'.i il I ni nl r Ii- ltrj)vf linn I' r coif nt
.Vci)iutt.i Arc lit !t- Set
mi 1'oot.
iVilinii-nary e;e..'tod i m j in mi t
le,-'. s!.i'. ion I y n. '. i .; c.gi . a f-
0 !!",:. Jnnit:; . i i. f ion. ( ',n..nii.doi-
r ,1..;,-... of ;,. In bureau, v. ill
f i 1 i -f r n : it w nal i.,ea sure
i tnt'-c'- !. a; w, the ia.-f rtie
n n of Im linn p-;ii:I i. Questions :d-
t.i'i . .v-'.-d lo lii !i ei i .M'lil.i siiperiu
er'.i'nU. nn de to show 1 lie rel
ative m fir It n f t : .". '. iTere t y.-t ems of
1 a us'iiiin India : m." ! tin a,:'ter ell'ect.s
ujkui tin llfv ot Indian pupiU wlm
ii.iie at te: ibi' scnoii uj.u'the re.s
crviitioi) or Tli-- (",Miii'i';il educational
HislikUt ions located d. sew-here. To
wli.it the Indian juipils have put
their m! in a .on , adiCil, and aim
wheth-T their tnnirsc in life after re-turnin.-
to tin- reservation indicates
that their career will be that of the
avera :re white perion. Conimissii.ti -r
J. n-s v crk i n : to make tin- impjirici
it practical value, a ml he a sk f r re la
',ive .-; t e me n t s bv those in immediate
c 1 1 a r i.' e of the Indians as to the statu-; .
of tho-e 'Indian pupils who have at-tetid.-d
and are now allemling Indian
school'..
"White U, of course, still the prevail
ing color fer jiainting Uagpole," suid
a tlag polo man, according to the New
York Sun, "but you ncc now adaj more
colornd tlag poles than you used to, and
I don't know but what I like the colored
llagpoles pretty well. White U, I fciip-pvx-i',
after all the jiroper color for a
tiagpole. The white pole seems tn
stand up more mast like and defiant,
j hut the colored pole i.s more pictur-
j f.sijliC.
j "The poles that thus far have been
pa i nt i d in id In r colors t ha n w h ite ha v e
j most of them bei n painted red, a terra
jtot'a red. And in my judgnnnt this
jiliip red is a jiretty gooil color for a
i':ic -ta!V. lied is a good color to stand
I exposure; it shows wear less than
Sv kite don?,, ami .o the pi-nple i.tiflt 'em
t I d.
"As to green, that I must say .seems
ut t S r s t like an odd and inappropriate
Color for a tlagst.nV surmounting a
; bail ling; r.evcrthless. a pole in dark
'en n may b. a .1 i . n i fi I and siiill)
eb ; ' . and t!o re i . . n . ad v a n ! :u' - per-
t ilidi'i' to a "rem p- b-. nam. Ij, it
; .-how s off !n- i:il! t op pi - cc, if 1 In v Is
ne, l o ; -i -! ;1 ... , I ; . ., v . i ,i m i nd
' :i;c -!.trk gr-. : p--ic c; on th .summit
' f.f ivhi'-h. ri'in.f ai-ov- the : i!-'-d me-
1 :i bit- !i t up,, im ' i. a ! i ; tin points of
the I- ",;, ,.f j ,. J,;;, , .. j;,;, .V , ;,.;,,
this w ho!-- t o) pi.-e of . o! ' stt.e.v ir;r
v--:s rlk in '. y a i d ety. - i . : v bv con-
trast with its dark ;"--ti i . .rt."
A COSTLY COrFIN.
It 'lool. Noii'ii lliiuCi t. M.., unit
tin- I'nn In 4 on It Aiuiii
( ,ti .-.n ,
A very beatiiif ; b in.H cis .(, am!
;)li-i'll a cos! !y, ioo, a- i-i ever
in;' : r v t ;n tin"- ! i v s of innli
p :.dit ur-. im oin ' ii.jw ti iti tlje -:ire-li.-
u; of a big i ;; t; f , u t ng cou
rt mm in tliis ciiy. - t- t lie .Vev.- York
.en. This i a. she; is of 'ii.ilic ;iny of
a deep, ,J ifk red. its coloring like that
of sonm tiije ,-ijh-cii ten of old mahogany
fiirnit nre. TIjc iorior.s of the i n.sket
itself un J tin- cori.ots if the nadiet
I'd auf tJiv OMUit clitmn upon Uic t up
jf thi JJ .1 a n.l th.v handrails ahujg Ui
r.id-.v and up-m th- eu.ii ol lh enukot
ftr' richly rvinred,
Thfv rarv.'ug tj n tdi. ea-sket kvu
pied thu ejitjtM tj'm ? of un up.jrt for
nearly four months; there wm paid
out for Hmi enrvii;g alone within le
ta: $15 of f.VMI. 2 it the g-ttting out
:nJ pntpariug of the jnu-ri4l f
which the o.isk'1 i.s m.sde. In tin K4bI
Ktit work upon i(, tunl in tho various
details of its const ruction thre have
ieeu einploynd upm It r'jn (irst lo
las!, hnlf 'i doxim or more num. and
the toMl tJliio ocetipie.I in U-i exiustruc
tioi! vv.s-.s seven immtlis.
It is an admirable spceicmMi of work
rau.vJilf. th: I'rice of which i.s . J,.iOO.
Um4 m Ud Yarn, Uil Jlliinl a Moat
Glorluu Oppwrt wulty- ts 1st
pruto in It.
Dr. Joseph Walsh, of the University
of Pennsylvania, saw the Passion Play
ut Oberammorgau, mid one evening
lately he entertained a parly of friends
with his impressions of tint spectaiilc,
relates the Philadelphia llecord. "One
day while vve were staying there," ln
said, "my ister and i were standing
on a bridge that crossed a stream,
when we noticed a picturesque Tyro
lean peasant on the bank. lie was a
big, handsome fellow as handsome a
specimen of phvsical manhood as I
think I have ever s. en. fe saw that
we were w atching him, and he ret unur d
the compliment by sizing us up, and
smiling. My sister was carrving a
parasol, and this slipped from her hand
and fell into tin- stia am below.
"l'he big pcwim. without a mo
ment's hesitation, waded out intolhe
water, rescued the parasol, and re
turned it to us. We h arm ! later that
he was one of the Pas-ion Piny actor-,
tukir-g the charade- of Sr. .T !;;. (jnite
an interesting- ep. i h-m-e . w a- n't it V"
"Oh. 1 don't know." r -marki I one of
the doctor's fri Mi l-. Imu- bump of
vi m-ratio-i 1 i.et I rt l .! d veloju-d.
"I f I had fuel! t (Mil-.-1 h - M.-ry I should
l:ave made the fi-l.o.c j.!.,-, tin p'trt of
P' - ! In !: it e i-e ,e m! ht Ji;,v.
imji:v walkeil t . r Mi. a- " for th
p .ra-ol in-lcnd '.f v a ill in at.d gi i
ling -.v. t."
DAILY EXCURSIONS
TO CALIFORNIA
TltruUL'h tirstn-lass and Tmrist Sleepinu Cars to California and Oregon
every day In tlm yerr from Chicago.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
EVERY THURSDAY FROM CHICAGO.
EXCURSION)
ilnS
Lowest RatQs,
Shortest Time on tbe Road,
Finest Scenery.
i n.t c b w iiieli u;i ran !c;i vc In v.no nny l;iy i n t ho w eok and travel
in t'li.iM ivtisoii i'as! trains .ill Mi way. l-'or desori pt i w paniplilcls and full
inf-e iiiat ion ii!'!;iic of nearest audit, or aMivv, W. II. K NISKlil'N, (Jenerai
IVissi-i j i r ami Ticket Ai.rcnt. Chicai.
GMiGAGO & flORTK-VESTER'i RAILWAY.
A RUSSIAN SALT.
found in Topper .VS'i- fiuil v IKHI n
111 ( n.-ml. il 1'iirtnni i- un Vtiiln
cliU.s Avrlle. Kt.-.
"THE A RIS TO;
0
'Vii Si VvH JL i il il il ii Fi )1 il .y l
a st r.ui-rt hit! 1 nf isult,
e nud vT -en .unl pinK am!
dors combined. It i-i not
aide sap and is not s lit to
TWO HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
I cur VI1I riiioliii?- If,.- M-en-.jil
t ten n4:. 1 of the Itui
Mian I'riiHh.
There is
! ,v hie!; bb
all .-.th.-r i:
; nt all like
i ihuta;to. Il i.s f"uiid i:i c-ippur miuc ,
iand s rjcd to i r.i.iiiu'.'jt tdiairs and
; cabin ..Ms and so f - rt h. s a V s t he Chicairo
t in on.iide. The largest and finest
i pieiM- of tliis straiie;!' s'.ibst a act nre
taken from the mine i nf Siberia, and it
jwa t!n, Ku-ssi.ur.s v, ln. first found a
j way of usimr it, That rpiirif arcat
Ideal nf thought and patience, for the
i nittane n.iiiut b melted nnd It
breV.M onrily. Th" only way to pre-
pare for un U tn lin t into thin
tr!r". joi-n t.Jm .strij.s tonthor T1t!i
ccxiiM-it And polish thn surfnnc. When
thU li fl(ui it looks lik trtrk jnrl.
with its wrtTy Uiiim njd ehnnoful color
effects.
Th chim1'al n.ime fir thi snb-
tnnc! onrt'nH-tV of copper, fur It is
formed of carbonic meld ami ;rppcr.
HowiTer, th" TiM-n Turicty 1h known
to denier in It :n nuibichite, nnd the
Idue klml i cii11id ai.'ritc. In .some of
ihc churchi-s in IttMiia there arc larca
noliimns of maluehite, which look a.
Ill a. marbb1 and far handsomer.
In the prince of Versailles, i.i'iir Taris,
thfro ii n room in which tlm furniture
and mantel tru made of this same
Milt. Anrlt, bi c.iu-e it i inure rit
th than malachite, i.s lev c,s,.(l.
DIAMONDS AT A DISCOUNT.
Owning- Bi Horn mountain Tunnel and Vcncta Vicn ICO acres
situated on tlio westorn slopo of Pike's Peak, in tho
famous' Cripple Crook Gold Mining District.
THK S.MU-.ST DFKKK KVKK MA UK TO INVESTORS.
H)(),i)U0 sliaes Preferred Stock at -2s,) a Sliae.
1 ! I 1 rii'tt-1 on . -I. !i ' rt I;'..-1!-l a it " il.s,-n!i..t s to t !i-.i!nve l'rvf.-n-.'-l S'liures vvfl l- -.1
;. 1 t . i-it-: vi-In iJiv i.'., '.!!1. t h.-h;!l .ur. :in; of iaf.n..y hiv. s-.- t, ! ef.r.' t!ier -kli-i!dn
t , i ; ny n t in ti. :'"i.. l l. t !..- I,r-.Vi:t of t he eotn ii v .
Tliis District Produced Mt Cold in 1900 tban any other in the United Stales.
Tln .r..-Mft V eullsi'Cs of ,oi;o ,f i'.ooo ((rt , ur -JOO ne-.-, of K'''1 l.Oi 1. 'I'll' tnttlt JiiiU
w . -i -k-'l. 'I ll- l-.tt nr. ot t t.ls n.li i.' i lli. Wiiet i Win. ;to to lo l.-i-t in w I'll h. Hint N rert -ilnjy niiii
o t t In- m1 r-iCU'-st viiiia In t h fano'is .Vi r ; t . Tlier- nre in" flfii-i-n (i..-nin on tliis vein, tlio
or,- Ir an Ii ieli rts-ny s in eol'ltri'Ui 1 'i to loo ten. Tin- j-rcpi-rty U H'tvnnt Mic-oiisly
ioe.il f. f-ir 1 1- i ' 1 1 1 J I n 1 1 t. t i III in-!. v Ii l.li will III l U tt J.Os-iti.' to f.fo.t nre nil ril Till oil M ill Oil II t
. ! i - is- il ily . t hr '(i:int:t ti lint fr. 1 1. 1 'io to .",01 1 tons ,..r .lnv I 'ht .tev.i;. ipini-iit y t Iiliin-iliiif
i t he ru i .s n-i ie i n;i!c.i.l n tot 1.0 v 'ii.t .i wtv iiM iiuoiiirr of vk or k.iii; t hi iriert y.
At . 'V-tatuv of soo f,-.-t t-, TI NM.l, vm:! mil rs.'t th V-ntt i Whii at h dth ol itdont
c,vo f.-.-t, ,in.1 V.KI .iNo iiii.-i-s.M-t m v--r;d othr vin-t. Tbe TfNN'i:i, will cut the Jan Horn Moun
tain ".'loo t,.-t i!i--., ii 1 1 .1 w III uv' tins anpniiy h i.oi hi tons of m-! iontli over .'O jht trm.
T.'.i i-w r.iia-i m I. ii" j.i .ii t i i y e. - in i-li .-a from i:. .i ii.o Sj rl
J - I' 1 1 Ills , I . I'l 1 1 1 . il- i ' K I"" l I. I s-.'.. l I l III J.OOII ,, t(K I III! I ;
A. 1.1 ili.ii. n this j.r.. .-it y is tl .-1 .:..r,i.;o .j.fie- Tt
t ii "t I"" t'-'-t. tlf Wii. ' .i .a ' s nil . A t his j.
i: lal it value In m .-'o to -s I .ooi .r . . ai ,
.11. 1 th. ( olorndo
"NNKI, ( oinj.,in-, In Hi., pnij.-rty, :if v J
int the vvvi a.i luUy f.-. t la wllJr "
first papi:r machine.
l ourilrt iil-r Mm lilue 1'lrat Intro-tlut-rd
In iuuert !, V c iv
York, In IVJT.
Hancrtief, in roud hecaufo the first
laer niaihltu- nvi in America was
liuule in that village. This in what the
Taper Trade Journal says nhout it:
"The niiiete nth century vvillulvvays
he rejuarkahle in the history of paper
making in the United States, lirly
in thcta ntury In lsL'7tho rurdrin
ier iiiiiehine- was introduced to this
country at Saucer ties, N. Y.. while tho
cylinder machine, as to the invention
of which there ure conflict inq' claims
on liehalf of Hritish and American In
ventors, mine into use in this country
nhout ten yearnenrlier. The Fourdriu
ier maehinc has been improved iu al
most nil It h detuils by United States
builders, until now the high speed ma
chine mnde in this country holds the
record the world over. It has demon
strated its ability to make r0 feet of
paper a minute, nnd keep it up, nnd
there are builders to-day who expect
that in the not far distant future that
fpcvd will be very largely increased."
Chi the ?-jh of eei.m! r, 1'.TI, the
I.'u .,- iaii prn.s will l.nve the oppor
tunity of e''lral.i:ir its two Imhi
('.r. i!j i nn ivi ri-dry. It was on that
"" ii v in the Nir ?u that, I'et-r the
Cfv iit i.'-net the ukase ordaining thu
piiMieatiiin of the Ci-kI KiiK.siau loivvs
piipr, tin- "New s on Military nnd i)th
t r Matters. " A few d;i)t lAter the iirt
ijni'ili. r of thi.s otlieial Kuosian news-pHp-
r win issued, nnd from .January
K, l7o:, it appeared regularly both in
l'ttersbur nnd Moscow. Thi. first
lJu-sian newspaper, by the way, had
but s hort. life. The news r-cu .(.! t,o
n pear in 1711, sys a Iiondon paper.
Alrendy prep irat ions ar.: bein
tna'!' in the 1,'u.s.sian empire for a
vvortliv c lebratin of this jubilee. The
J II'1 -1 i r-. 1 1 i j 1 1 '.society of Mo.seovv
j'l.iiis the pul'lieat ion of a inaeiiifieent
work, eoi.initiini a list of ail the Ku.s
slan newspapers published from 170:2
to I'm).', and adorned with the pictures
cf prominent journalists and publish
m. The net proceeds of the sale of
the work are to be used as a fund for
nipport inr needy journalists. They
a!-o intend to arrange on this occasion
a newspaper exhibition at Moscow.
WHY NEGROES DIE YOUNG.
CniiH'M That Con trl fin t to the l.ttrtt
I) ruth Itntc A in o ii u: Colored
l'ooplp.
Wntrr lu lh rtilllpplnra.
In nsklntf the natives for water in
the l'hillppines our soldiers learned
.hat in one province the word was
"aeiua," in another "tubiir'' nnd In a
third "denum." So "wale" or "vvatty"
has been mplmted in the Filipino dia
lects. Another American Introduction
is "chow chow," meniiinj.? food. The
native- al-io have invcTiled a word from
lookiiu on at. frames of chuck-a-luck.
They Ll link "upshecomes" is nn i-ng
lili umt for all klnJ uf auibliii-.
Tho American Missionary associa
tion make public a report from one of
its representatives in Nashville, Tcim.,
concerning the death rate aiuoiitf the
negroes of the semth. The report
Btntes that In ten representative South
ern cities for the past five, years the
death rnte of the whites has been 20 in
1,000; thnt of the colored people, 112 in
1,000. The Routh is said not to have
Rhovvn much concern about the rapid
increase of the nero, since the census
of 1W0 made it appear thnt in the ten
jsL-ars previous the black race in
crmscd 12.24 per cent, nnd white 23.91
per cent. The death rate-of the laarro
is greatest undr the age of 15 and
least nt the higher ages. The rnce is
nubject to a higher death rnte than the
white from the following (licenses:
1. Consumption nt nil ages, but espe
cially between the ages of 15 nnd 45.
2. All diseases of infant. The col
ored mother too often does not know
Low- to take on re of her infant.
3. l'neumonin nt nil nges.
4. Scrofula nnd contagious disease
Ace in nlso on the incrense.
l.oiiK I.lvril l.nilloit.
All the fight Indie who noted ni
trainbenrers to Queen Victoria on het
redding day, fit years no, are still
ftlivn. All save one nre m;rrie.. Lady
Victoria Howard 1 the only exception.
Hpiriiitt Uir Iitm- IMihIm 'ilmt i;-itia
tv itf Itn- Only It iMifiltlle of
SueiM-sn iii I In Mn (ii.
Oooe 1 1n re a is a i vry villager itt
a N!e.an oper.i i .Hnp.tiii who h.idas
j'nit ion- t.j be a v, !o 1 -. con s-: i Jin1 ioi.
ill hi !ii.i.-.ilf. Miy :).- .New Yoik
(' riUi.ieia-i.il Adv vr: i mw. She vvutclieil
I'j"" starry firmament very rarnfully
.inl rtoticed 1hat. every -!ar had plen
leoui colleotioiis, of jevv.-lry and o
many ' diamond sunbui t lial they
;ot UiiiiknI Tvearinij1 th'-m. Sho for
t;oj t.j lemen.lier tlmt, nil the stars
had written te -it im-;:;a! to jeitellt
ni 'dicines, rind that tlie picture of one
of iheni or another went with every
b-iltlu of tonic.. .She thoiiL;il . were
'tars v ho glittered and straightway
aved up her salary for ten years and
s04.u1 had a bureau drawer full of
kohinoors. She th-Mi applied for a j
job on the .stieiijMh of In r gem mu-j
scum, i'.ut the uiaiia .'-t r asked her if j
her p.etures were all over the town
recom mending a new -ort o f nut rit hois
puppy biscuit. Then .she sadly replied
thai it was not. lie replied: "You
won't do. The diamonds nre all right,
bu! we can't put them on a billboard."
Whereupon he blew cigarette smoke
through his nose, which signified that
t he interv ie vv w as ov er.
Moral: A bucket of pnsle on a bill
board is Worth two real diamonds in
the top drawer of a Louis Seize chiffonier.
TI. ! a ! . 1 . in a 1 1 V la ' - J - r 1 ' i 1 1,1; :i .. I nn ' I -1 . ' - , -n I ! . 1 t ;-. t h- i'lt J.i't Cf 1 1lls J.rnj.
rt v, v.l i n Ii iI.-mh! on i .v-t, j-,
Capital Stock S ,0(,onu. IMr Value $1.00 per Share.
100,000 Shares I'rciercd Stock al 25c per share.
I 'I laiy-l . tills -'.i-i l t 'if !l. 's i- S f ! t ii ia ' C
1 1 . ) ' . ' ! - - Is . 1 1 ill v .' O I ' ' L . '.'; t ;..' u I r I
i ii :.v t r- k Ie- in '. .
?V. 'il.I- Cn.l--!i-.-'lit
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ATTEMPT TO aiOODOO" EVANS
How n lrlnln ro LIufhOtoriMf'
lierpcr Tried to Illnuellce,'
the Ailmlrnl.
Hear Admiral Uoblcy 1). Lvans was
once in the lighthouse service. In a
"Sailor's Log," published by the Ap
pletons, he tells of one of his experi
ences as follows:
"I found most of the lighthouse
keepers in Virginia waters were col
ored men put in olliee by (len. Mahonc
und hi followers. Many of them had
to be removed, generally because they
would go to sleep and neglect their
lights. One of them I had to remove
for a very curious offense, or, rather,
he removed himself when he found I
was going to do it. I visited the sta
tion where he win on watch, nnd was
Inspecting, when I noticed that he fol
lowed me about, spitting frequently
when he thought I was not observing
him. I learned from the principal
keeper, a colored Methodist minister,
that the fellow was chewing herb
nnd spitting around me as a hoodoo
to prevent ine from reporting the!
various irregularities I discovered i
When he found that I had reported;
them all. and aiked hh removal a.
well, he jumped overboard auj wa
not &ccn again."
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Mako all Checks ar.J Tlcncy Orders payable' to
ARiSTOS GOLD MINING CO..
m COOP R BUILDING, DENVER, GOLO.
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safe investment one which
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ana quicK returns?
If so write for tho preliminary prospectus of the
l Cfoix Consolidated Ooppei1 Mines
of Lake Su)erior.
This Company is just placing m first issue of its treasury stock
upon the market at a wry low figure.
Thy ()vu in fee iM.0iO acres of tins choicest locations upon tho
copper ranire of Xortlu-rn Wisconsin, included in which are 12 of
the bet properties on the rane.
Kor particulars address
NORVILLE B. ARNOLD, SECRETARY.
19 TO 21 WISCONSIN ELDG..
WEST SUPERIOR. WIS
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