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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-27
Caucus Last EV5ning
1t Was Held at the
Calumet School
Hall.
The Who Were Nominated
Was "A Great Success-A sarge
Audience Present.

The caucus for Calumet township was
held last evening at the Calumet School
Hall pursuant to public notice
The meeting was called to order by
Acting Supervisor Chllds in the absence a
Mr. Duncan.
When Mr.. A. T. Streeterwas made tenn
porary chairman and Fred Mackenzie
temporary secretary.
The chair then appointed Messrs. Hos
king, p. p. Roehm aud Thomas H. Bur.
gan as committee on credentials and
permanent organization.
The committee afterwards reported
that fifty-nine delegates (their names
were given in yesterdays NEws) were en-
titled to seats at the caucus and that the
temporary officers be made permanent,
which was afterwards adopted.
The delegation from precinct No. 5 then
reported that one of their number, Mr..
John Goulette was absent and requested
that Mr. Benjamin Schwartz be allowed
to ill the vacancy in accordance with the
vote OF that delegation which was
done.
Mr. W. H. Hosklng was then chosen as
assistant secretary and Messrs. George
Calverly and Charles Noetzel tellers.
After the officers had b en- sworn the
chairman announced that the first officer
to be nominated was that OF supervisor,
for which the name of Mr.. John Duncan
was proposed and as there was no oppo-
sition the secretary was empowered to
cast ballot for the whole delegation for
Mr. Duncan, who was then declared the
nominee.
The name OF Fred Mackenzie was then
proposed for clerk and there being no
oth'r names brought forward the assist
ant secretary was instructed to cast a
ballot for the full delegation and he was
accordingly declared the nominee.
M opposition appearing.for the fol-
lowing the secretary was empowered to
cast one at time, ballot for the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
Township Treasurer-William Walls
School William b. Anderson.
Highway Commissioner-Paul 2. Roehm.
Overseer of Highways-James Little.
Member Board of Reyiew-Ed Ulseth.
-Four Constables-Frank Ward, Michael Nc
Carron, Michael Day and Carl Ala.
Ttere was opposition for the office of
justice OF the peace for which Messrs.
Juspth r Murnhv Moran Williams
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-27

Miss Nellie Smith, of Houghton. and
Miss Annie Smith, Of Eagle Harbor. are
visiting friends in the city, the guests Of
Miss Belle Foley.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-27
T>O THE PURuUC.

~ IHE ~ BLEN'
i In order TO pay off all the creditors of NJ.
Gittler, all the stock Ct clothing gents furn-
ishing goods, boys and childreu's clothing,
boats and shoes in his store will be sold at any
price. Remember that this is not fake sale
to lure the public TO the store, but is a forced
sale to pay off a chattel mortgage. The goods
must be sold within the next fifteen days.
IL you are i'm need of anything now is you
chance to get it at prices positively lower than
can be anywhere else. The goods are all new
and latest STYLES. w. w. ELLIS Trustee.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-27

Welcome visit OF Colonel Higgins, son
of Commissioner Higgins, to Red Jacket
Saturday, April II and Easter Sun
day. Public reception at the depot, 2:40
p. m, Saturday. Big banquet at 3 p. m.
Public demonstration, p. m. Sunday,
a day at the cross. Major Clifford will
accompany the colonel. The major will
also visit Lake Linden April 18th, and
Hancock on Good Friday.
ADJnTANT and Mrs. SHEPPARD.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-27

WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Walter Wilcox, at
johnson vivian's store, Laurium.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-27

For SALE-A grocer's refrigerator
Belongs largest size; price $50.
ID. W. SUTTER.
Lake Linden.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05

Which VIII Prove of Interest TO the
General Welfare Of Every Indi-
vidual.

Few realize The great danger during this
season oi the Year. when The vitality OF
tlc system 81 necessarily forced 90 an eN-
coe..urly loss state, ou account OF the de
billtatlur influence Of the Weather on every
ORGAN oI the human body. DeDiiitatipu of
amy organ renders IL most susceptible TO
tI- Tap-d propagation of disease germs. y.
sd rlt cola lu ia, head. a. cold contracted
wLsn the system is an weakened condl-
uun. ls Nahie to develop with starting
rapdity Disease germs from the nose
cor throat. in pursuing a downward course,
nud ready lodgm"nt IN tine mouths of the
secrotius glands situated all along the
mucuous membrane OF the bronchial tubes
and lungs. la this manner the dreaded
ut rms or consumption ina Judgment and
ready facilities Tor their growth ana de
III You are suffering from catarrhal
throat or lung affection. read the Follow
in.. f.4ttnOn IA oil The merits OF the AmiclS'
chemical Treatment and send for PAM
uat.t containing fuil description OF TINS
most -ucc, ssful and widely hemldcd
method al curing affections OF the resplra-
Atlanta. ca. september - 1s9G-I was
in Berlin when nay brother arrived more
dead thau alive. Alter leaving here 10y ad-
VICE, ii prominent physicians he had two
severe hemOrrIagss I'm New : prk while on
mis- WAY home where he remained about six
weeks in q hospital before he was allowed
10 continue his voyage. / had INN cN-
amin,d hy Professor Fraenhcl, in Berlin.
who advised me 10 send him To Italy, OF
SOM. southern resort at once and not let
him 40 hcnl-. but pc would not listen - II.
I went back TO Professor Fracnkel, who
a.. a sst,.cial!st on lung ami throut diseases,
and considered the best in Berlin. stated
the facts. and ne told me that II was very
serious and If he was determined 10 20
home 10 do SO quick. and let him go south
before the SeN it Mt1thCi SGT IN. "a
WIS about tho U.s. of November. when
there was icc ANA ifuet already. our home
Is on the lire oI Russia and Germany,
where the winters arr generally severe,
but he stayed indoors very closely and
took your treatment lie improved 50
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
EMPEROR RULES as HE WILLS
Changes In His Official Household
Are Coming Fast.

Berlin, June 2S.-As the health OF Baron
Marschall Won Beberstein. minister of for
eign affairs. Is in no way impaired. the
sem-ofllcial announcement of his retire
ment from the foreign office. which comes
from Kiel today, IS regarded as a vrtual
dismissal The theory is that this arrange
ment is made to enable Baron Won Bulow
TO accompany the emperor and Prince Ho-
henlohe to St. Petersburg, after which
Prince Hohenlohe win resign and Baron
Won Bulow will succeed him.
Baron Won Kidcon-Wachter, now Ger
man minister at Copenhagen, will be APP
pointed foreign secretary
1t is said tonight that Or. Won Boetticher
has actually resigned and Will be succeed
ed by Count Pasadowsky-W ehner. the pres
ent secretary of the treasury. Or. MI
qucrs chances appear to BE- temporarily
cloudcd.
General Podb.elsSy will shortly be ga
zetted as postmaster general
Altogether, Germany appears to be IN the
throes OF a far-rcaching crisis, of winch
T. is impossible 10 see the outcome beyond
the fact that the emperor IS more th3h
ever taking the reins into his own control
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
wEYLER At SANTIAGO DE CUBA
Declares That He Brings Peace or War
as the People Nav Want

Havana. June 2S-Captain General Wey-
Ter. after stormy passage on a cOasting
steamer from Manzanillo, arrived at san
tiago de Cuba yesterday afternoon. the
steamer was mot by 4 number of tuEs.
having on board the municipal authoritcs,
provincial authorities and General Lnares.
the military commander of the district.
Addressing the local authorities last even
ing in the palace of Santiago de Cuba.
Captain General WcyieT said he remember
ed with pleasure that region where ne had
engaged in n campaign during the previous
war in Cuba. Continuing, he explained that
he was coming to pacify mat part of the
island and that though he was strongly
DESTROYS OF peace. his system Of making
war was to be, rigorous toward the 'reb-
els who refuse TO accept the clemency
which Spain has offered them.
The captain general referred to the sin
certify of the Spanish government in its
desire TO introduce reforms in Cuba, CON
Guiding with the remark
IL come to bring peace or war. II the
former is accepted. We will then return 70
the law. But if the latter Is desired. b.
hind me come forty battalions of troops"
At o'clock last evening Governor Orda
banqueted the captain general Much en-
thusiasm Is said to have been manifested
by the people
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05

ton. TO accept the place of assistant sec
rotary of state, vacated by the appoint
ment of Mr.. Uhl ambassador 10 Ger
many. He continued to hold the place
under the present administration until
the appointment of Judge Day. and re-
manned in the department for some time
after the accession of the latter TO close
up the Cuban correspondence of the pre-
vious administration.
Calhoun Declines.
Danville, H.. July 1.-COlonel w. ].
Calhoun has decided to decline the posi-
ton of comptroller Of the treasurer.
President Makes Nominations.
Washington. July 1.-The president today
sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate:
State-John r Gowry of Washington.
now consul at Kanagwa, to be consul gen.
eraI at Yokohoma. Japan; George NJ. West,
of District of Columbia. now consul at
Pictou. to be consul at Sydney Nova
Scotia.
To be ccnsuls-Ossian BedeH of New
York. at Fort Erie. ont: John g. Hig
gins. of Delaware. at Dundee. Scotland.
Postmaster-Jerome T.. Poche, Washing
ton, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
Twenty-Five Thousand British Soldiers
March By The Stand.
PRINCE OF WALES IN UNIFORM
Her Majesty Was Accompanied by
Many of the Royal Blood.
G=StRGL MILES, U. s. ARMY, WAS PRESENT
.rlny OF Cavalry, Artillery, Engineers
and Infantry Pass by the Re-
viewing Stand.

,,,.--o, c,ur England. July The
-. s,,1,sl.a r.,-...,~ - ,rsar,s took place
tosay and the queens weather prevailed
me town OF Aidershot was raylv decorated
vrl-h raes ana fes.oous ~ flowers Crowds
az p.,,r,.s. rarksd to,rar1 the camp from
- ..srI,- ,,.,~.-r,..-
C.,.e.- v-s.ro-f- s~~f,-s,, NJ Marlborough
- - - - ,.,.g ~. received
rs = = - r,-s N,1s-...,
us - Z. = ~. s.,ff
- --.,-s - :. 49, s,lYtius.
~ y 5.-.,,- -, mills distant.
- - 80, .,.-.,-.sI,us INCLUDE
- -. - - welcome, al dir
- 49, !. - - - r,n,aurht.
u.-- - --.ss,...-,- ,sfstrsr- was
= - ~ ~. trs.ns who
~ -. - -. - -,rlu.gsu- I'm th,.
NIl--tt-. -. ~ ..,,-,lr,- ar
cN4'A-A- ApAe'7s Z - .ss-.-s-.- -
s-.-e1l Al--
infantry 49,, .r,,-s h,a
," me lnN.NH - - F,,be-rs
the lead ana were h'.i - ~. ,,',,...,,,,
* k2n4A-aAr. az t--e N'.1 - '-'1
mounted police ~.
The prince OF N--es il 'i'e
sars past lhe sl.l-l-.- l'', -, - -.
Accompany. - -. ,-.s., -
uIi,..-S.S Q. -. - - -
% N1-es. me 80 .--.- -, =. -,
me Prince anu Al--.''-@
mark eN-t-n-iFt-- = I'll r-'N - ,, ..-.--s'
t.r.nce una fti4-sss ti.i'is =.
i'rinCe Albert ~ AENseit- ll.- aug"
Princess Christian - S-alesWi E-tt"lsiein'
Princess Henry u Battenbers aud Princess
Victoria ~ S.-lItsa lss- TIolstein. the duke 81
F.t.. the duke and duchess OF Tex. the
Lu...- of Casnbrsdgc. all the colonial pre-
m.e rs and a brilliant throns Of titled spec
rltrrs-
Lord Wolseiey- before startlne. met Ger
cr.l Nelson A Miles. Of the Initai states
army. on the platform = the y sA.eI'oo 80
lion -Hey ensAEs4 ~ an .Aii'i'-'l','
Nrrs1tton and ire EeiieFAl Was l'-Aen -
l-1-d Wellesley : specl.ii 'Falh - "i'i''ss 'le
parade
The march past was BY squairons. oatte-
res and double companies The firing OF
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
Won BULow TO BE CHANCELLOR
All That Is Necessary Is for the Baron
To Show His Strength.

Perlip Jnly 3-Thc cabinet crisis which
has been dragging for weeks has reached
another stage, hardly less curious than me
previous one.
1t Is believed in political circles that
Baron Won Bulow, II he shows the nee
ossarv capacity and ability to secure the
support of a majority Of the diet and the
reichstag will be Prince Hohenlohe's sue
cessor. the post of foreign secretary In th't
case going to Count Won Kiderlein-Wachter.
the emperor's favorite and the present
German minister At Copenhagen.
The socialist Nossische Zeitung compares
the conditions here with those prevailing IN
Turkey and Russia. saying that in lur-
key. Il pasha today is a finance minister To-
morrow general. and the day after minister
of foreign affairs. The same IS with US
today"
The visit of Prince Hohcnlohe and Baron
Won Bulow simultaneously to bismarck
IS taken as Indication of another reconctIa-
ton and the whole OF the Bismarck press
Is writing on the SUBJECT IN a tone Of sat
isractlon. Prince Bismarclls health is good
and ne has declined to follow the advice Of
his physician to take the waters of Gas
tein
The naval bill being prepared by Admiral
Won Tirplts the new secretary Of the navy,
provides for a loan Of 100000 marks of
which $4,000 $40 marks is 20 be devoted 20
the constructor o. bAtileSlipo anu 90 y
million marks for building iron clad cruis-
ors. The bill will be presented TO the reich
stag in the fall
There have been an unusual number or
accidents and deaths from sunstroke in the
army maneuvcrs and field exercises at
various points owing TO the intense heat
of tho past week. At the inspection of
parade Cf the Fourth infantry brigade OF
guards iiflv men =, a .-e-s = i-Aeht
NtNn ftttt ttk r.
on a similar 9cca.ie. =, les three
collapsed at Mayencc were over
come at Poscn and Mise t. re~e suastrucS
az Bombcrg. Many Of sufferers suisse
qucntly died.
Herr Ernest Possart. intendant Of the
royal thcater at Munich who has mode
several professional tours IN Americo has
been cnnobled ana granted a h.Gh dccora-
tion by the prince regent Of bavaria.
The IrUssi. minister of the interior mas
AGAIN ordered the ioc8l authorities through
out thc country TO pay particular attention
tp American pork and TO especially note
whether each package Is accompanied by
q certificate of origin and to promptly re-
port each ease of finding trichiuae i'm Amer
lean pork. more espcctuly in salt pork
The New York ind pendent Schut2cn
corps participated on Saturday a Nurem-
berg In the national sbarpshooting festiv-
itirs Thence the visitors $50 10 MuersebNrS.
Munich. StraShurg 8irgen, Mayencc and
Fraukfurt-un-tho -Nain.
The fourth OF Juls viii be celebrated with
special services at the American church
etc, and by display Of fags at the United
States embassy. tho Inited States consul
late ana az the resde...eS Of all the promi-
ncnt Americans in I'll city.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
RocKH1L1 TO Go TO GREECE.
New Minister Has Had Great Expert
ence in Diplomatic Service.

Washington July lit is underStood 'He
Dr,s,d,nt has selected W. W. RocNhlil ia'e
assistant secretary of state, for the posi-
of minister to Greece. and that ms name
IS likely to 20 to the senate tomorrow
Mr. Rockhirs appointment VIII not oe
q marty one in any sense. bur VIII DC
based entirely upon his experience as
dinlo1nat and his excellent work IN the
1rportment of state. He entered The Dip
lomatic service rs far back as 1881, being
appointed from Maryland to be second sec
ratarv of legation at PelIin.
la 1SS6 and 1891 he acted as charge q
affairs at seoul the Korean capital In
ISIS ne resigned with 4 long leave OF alb
sonce which he devoted TO an exploration
~ Thibet then an almost unknown coun-
try one result of this journey was n
mnst interesting contribution TO the
scientific literature of travel In 1879 Mr.
Roclhp. who had then arrived in the
United states. was appointed chief clerk
in the department of state. q post he re
Inouished in the following year 10 be-
come third assistant secretary of state
At the personal request of Mr.. Cleve-
land MIR RuclShiI IN 1896. relinquished this
place. which from custom had come TO be
regarded as non-political ard safe from the
yicissitudos of changes in the administra-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
WEYLER NEEDS 10000 MEN.

New York. June GA dispatch 10 The
Journal and Advertiser from Havana says:
General Weyler viii require AZ least ee.f0
more troops TO conquer the eastern prov
inccs. Colonel Garamendi, q member Of
Weyler's general staff. and private secre-
tary To The ommander-in-chef. viii 80 70
Madrid this week the bearer of conf
dental dispatches 10 Premier Canovas and
the Spanish war department in which de-
Eand IS made for 49.UO additional recruits.
All regular troops that can be spared
from Pinar del Rio. the western trp,ha.
Havana. MatanZa ana santa Clara districts
are being concentrated at Sauct Spiritus.
where Wcyler has directed the immediate
organization OF fourteen columns. at the
head Of which he viii try To drive Gomez
across the new trocha and invade Puerto
Principe province. where CaliXto Garcia's
forces are now said 10 be massins.
Wcyler expects great battle upon the
plains of Camaguey. when ne meets Gar
ella, the result of which may be the turning
point in the war. Should Weyier's army
meet defeat Spain VIII then be ready 70
listen to President MeKinley's egleE4,e5 Fl
ttrNed yeyler VIII assume magma
nous role. proclaim general amnesty on.
offer the Cubans complete autonomy 2
fun pCrsoi3.. 7f" sl.tiNal si4arantees undte "a
Che Spanish Hae. Sins.d .he~e oyc;tI' o.
be refuscd. il IS predicted ma, the war ~
determination with all It's horrors. U.u b.
wagod TO the bitter end.
New York. June ga dispatch to TIE
Herald from Madrid says. ION account
of senior Silvela's recent helico-a s.-ccl
aud the constant news of Spanish defeats
from Havana province. a feeling is receiving
here in favor of war with the Uu-tel
States. Several newspapers publish eNcit-
lng editorials against the United States
No Official Information.
Washington june 2S.-No official .nf1r-
nation has been received 1T the state a--
partmeni in regard 20 the report from Ila-
vaua chat Senior Castillo is 10 succeed So
nor dc LONE as the diplomatic Represented
inEton.
The officials OF the Spanish legation de-
cline 20 discuss tae rerort 70 amy way
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
COLONEL HAY GIVES A DINNER
Was in Honor of the United States Spe-
cial Embassy.

London June ~ -lasa~ I.u4i.-a Gf"'~- ~T-i-
rs,ss=asior. Colonel John Hay, save a dinner
this evening in honor of the United States
special embassy.
The guests were the United states special
envoy Whitelaw Reid. General Nelson A.
Miles United States army. and Mrs Miles.
Rear Admiral John Miller United States
navy. and Mrs Miller. tho secretary OF
tho United States embassy. Henry White,
and Mrs White: Air. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills. th.. marquis of Salisbury the pre-
niier and minister of foreign affairs. A. j.
Balfour. first lord of the treasury, Sir
George Faudcl- Phillips Sir Henry Francis
Jeuue president 81 the probate divorce
ana admiralty Of the division If tho high
rlur. af Justice. and Lady Jeunc. Philip
Irrs and Lady Saxilo. thc earl and
countess OF Portsmouth. the marquis aud
ul.r,.hloutss az Guut. Air and Mr7 N9-
~,i.+b ana SIR William and Lady Vernon
FFartuuut
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
WILL START FOR LONDON TODAY.
United States Monetary Commission To
Leave Paris

Paris, July 1.-The United States none
tary commission, headed by Senator Ed
ward Wolcott. of Colorado. viii start for
London tomorrow.
The commissioners express themselves as
being well satisfied with the result of
their negotiations here and the general
outlook.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
BoURKE CoCKR&N VISITS POPE
Manifested Great r.iliarity with the
Government " TIC Union.

Manifested Great J gillarlty with the
C.o,yerrr,e,,, .e t7,o TTnion
-, -, ...--,,,,.
''"' '"'' o.
VIII PRINT an H''iN-'" WIN i'''' Ne
ran describing his vast 10 inc vatican
Mr. Cochran says Of the pope:
ellis frame. spare and almost emaciated,
gives YOU tho feelii that every particle
az 0,sh which rnfrf hava maintained n
,., ,. ,i t. 1.y..,-.4.l
O'S' Ga S"iN+" "4o"7. i'a'
IN fasting ana prayer. Ills manner never
loses the majesty OF the pontlu. but Is
marked by extreme rcntleuess. ANA his
49,, ,.hr,nt ana snnorous Is sweet ana
ii ,,'.l,,I.ta
W. t. e.,...t,ort
i'4A pue9lloH9 Sh"N'u " 49,
~ with our governments ana WIN inc so
cial ana economic questions which must Toe
solved under democratic legislation. lie
s,td.
e.. .,r, t,..-,. az, C,tbol,c church
"U H''''-s a., -.
il's il huiope- 4"'".
stor5 th. ,.r.at ia crest that | take ia the
N,,sri,.,, n.,,,I,
an, ~ -, 20 tba Loading American
ne inc" spoh" d tue ''"'''s
bishops ana had words OF praise anu
commcndation for them all.
Ia I'M "a
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
FLOODS IN SOUTH FRANCE.
Rivers Overflow and Considerable
Damage Done.

Paris. July 3.-News has been received
here of extensive floods in the south OF
TNrance. The rivers Adoun ana Gers have
overfiowed their banks and the town %
Auch is partially inundated Censider.toiy
damage has been done 10 property ana il
is believed that many persons nave oeeh
drowned.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05

corner. thence 20 the palace. Throughout
the entire distance there were dense
crowds OF spectators, who cheered her
ma icsty - .
The queen looked immensely grained.
smiling and bowling her acknowledgements:
The queen returned TO Windsor at
O'clock
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05

proper to discuss the results of tho mis-
sion. but a representative of the Associated
Press learns that tentative arrangement
with France has been reached, the nature
and details of which are carefully guarded.