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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
CHILDREN CELEBRATE TODAY.

New York, oct. 2.-This was Chill
dren's day on the calendar of the Hud-
Fulton carnival and 1t proved to
be one Of the most interesting features
of the weeks celebration. All of the
parks and public play grounds We're
thrown open for the OCCASION and in
every one of them there were little his
torical pageants and entertainments
put on by the children under compe-
tent supervision.
Preparations on an elaborate scale
have been completed for the tonight's
carnival parade, which closes the cele-
bration so far as New York city Is
concerned. The parade is to he made
up of fifty magnificent floats illustrat-
ing the myths and legends of a dozen
races. The Swiss. Austrian and Ger
man societies of New York have CO.
operated in the preparation of the pa
geant.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
WON'T BORROW THIS MONTH.

Lansing, oct. 2.-The state board OF
auditors at their meeting this week did
not have TO borrow $4,000 with which
to pay the salaries of state employees
as has been done the last two months.
Sufficient cash has been remitted from
various counties in payment of delln-
Quent taxes TO carry the state through
the month. the balance this morning
being S39,S19 This does not meaa.
however. Deputy State Treasurer
Haarer states, that the treasury is
again plentiully supplied with cash,
as 1t has only been by not meeting
many claims usually paid that the
money has been retained with which
TO meet the monthly salary account Of
S25. 600.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
REV. p. ALFRED HERMANN.
Former Lake Linden Boy Advanced
to Charge of Large Parish.

Rev. i. Alfred Hermann. former
Lake Linden boy, whose relatives are
sving here, has been steadily ad-
vancing in the religious world The
latest announcement OF his success is
that he has been given charge of the
big Catholic parish at Hamilton. O.
This is an exceedingly good assign
ment.
Rev Hermann left Lake Linden
about fourteen years ago and entered
the school of the Royal Franciscan
monks at Cincinnati He completed
the work at that institution with hon
ors and for eight years instructed
there. lie was engaged i'm this work
when the announcement was made of
his being chosen as father Of the
Catholic parish at Hamilton, O. He
Immediately left Cincinnati to assume
charge over his new parish.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02

Chicago, H.. oct 2.-The football
season in the west opens today with
games at Minneapolis. Chicago and
Bloomington, Ind. Minnesota seems 10
be favorite over Iowa IN the game az
Minneapolis because OF the fact that
there are six veteran players on the
team 70 but three on lowa's
Crawley ChicagO's star halfbaclI,
viii not be i'm today's game with Pur-
due because of injuries. Coach Stagg.
however is satisfied with his lineup.
While Indiana and Depauw are not in
perfect condition both have had hard
practice and fairly good game is
looked for.
Nebraska plays her first game at
Lincoln today and is confident of VIC
tory over South Dakota.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
SOLDIERS EXHAUSTED.

Cincinnati, Ohio. oct. 2.-While 500
men of the Second infantry United
States army. were returning to Fort
Thomas, KY, yesterday on forced
march of forty-three miles from Fort
Perry. Ohio. many dropped i'm the
ranks from exhaustion.
Lieut. c. w. Dave, surgeon of the
regiment tainted and fell from his
horse while passing New Richmond,
Ohio. and was hurried I'm an ambu-
lance to Cincinnati hospital. He IS
said TO be suffering from appendi-
citis.
one army ambulance, overcrowded
with disabled men, broke down at the
city limits.
The regiment. in command of Col.
Mansfield, made the forced march un-
der orders from the war department.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
WILL SEND DEGREE TEAM.
Ivy Rebekah Lodge Will be Repre-
sented in Contests at the 500.

Ivy Rebekah Lodge VIII be Repre-
sented in Contests at the 500.
The members of the local degree
staff of the Ivy Rebekah lodge will
leave Lake Linden for the 500 either
oct is or 10 and will exemplfy the
work of the lodge at the grand lodge
session on October 20. Drills have
been held regularly by the members
of the local degree team during the
past three months.
The degree stan from Lake Linden
is composed of the following twenty
two people: Noble grand, Mrs. Grace
Richards; vice grand, Mrs. Mrs Be
atrice Roberts; past noble grand, Mrs,
Mary opal; chaplain. Miss Edith Mac
Dougall: captain. Thomas r. Burgan;
pianist. Mrs. Minnie Burgan; Miss
Nellie Payntcr. Mrs. Lillian Kirchen,
Mrs Amelia Rodda, Mrs. Henrietta
Jones. Miss Lyla Vine. Mrs Margaret
Tenant Mrs. Mellon, Mrs. Flora
Guard. Mrs. ]. Boyd. Mrs. i. Bushell
Miss Amelia Rodda. Miss Anna Alt,
Mrs Elda Bennetts. Mrs Mary Par
sons. Mrs. Sophia Macdonald and
Mrs ] Hoeft
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NEW CALUMET PREACHERS.

kev. ~ Erickson viii take charge Of
the services at the Norwegian NJ. r..
church of Calumet tomorrow. ne hav-
ing already arrived in this city from
Deer Park. Wis. where ne has been
stationed up 20 this time. Rev. Erick
son is the successor to Rev G. j. John
son who has left to assume his new
duties AS pastor OF the Munising NJ
Il. church. s EN7y
ReV. A. Strom Of Ironwood has ar
rived I'm Calumet 10 take charge Of Tho
services at the Swedish NJ. T.. church.
lH having been assigned 10 this charge
by the Swedish NJ. +. conference
which was recently conducted i'm Ish-
peming Rev. Strom succeeds Rev
X. Selin, who has had charge Of the
local church for some years past.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02

merchandise on the lakes is 12.548,051
net tons compared with 10.O65,449 tons
for the same period in 1908 and 10, -
l25,450 tons for the corresponding
month In 1907. Domestic shipments
of iron ore during August in 1903
showed 6.947506 gross tons. an in
crease of 45 per cent over those for a
like period in 1908. Up to August 81,
the total season shipments amounted
ia double those reported for the same
period in 1908, being 22.22SOO3 gross
tons.
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EXIT BASEBALL

and her admirer, who had been atten-
tive to her for two years, on the sec
ond. Miss Armstrong slept with the
window open and ii is said by the
detectives that Miller, having stolen
down the back stairway. entered the
room by this means at about 3 a. m.
The position OF Miss Armstrong;
body seemed to indicate that she was
shot as she slept, her body being in a
natural sleeping position when dis
covered. Miller was fully clothed. He
is believed to have shot the girl, then
ended his own life.
Miss Armstrong leaves a widowed
mother at Morris, Ill.
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Goldheld, Nev. oct 2.-The mining
districts OF the west have boon stead
iy urging upon the president the noe
essity OF establishing a federal de-
parment Of mines. At the American
Mining Congress- just closed a resolu-
tion FOR such department was pre-
scented by senator Francis G.. New
lands of Nevada and this will be- for
mally presented to the president at
San Francisco.
Should the new department be Great
ed. Senator Newlands becomes the log
zeal candidate for it's head. could he
be rpcvailed upto 20 accept this. He
is popular with the mining Interests
of the west and his constant efforts at
Washington for the western Interests
and especially for the mines have
stamped him as capable leader He
has lived In the west for 20 years.
senator Newlands has attracted ma
tional attention ms an active advocate
Of bi-mctallism. lie has worked stead
lily for irrigation developments and
other matters of western interest For
the ten years from 1898 o. 1903 he was
a member OF congress and there franz
ed che Newlands reclamation act.
IIc was made senator six years ago.
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feet capacity. Distance race for large
spherical balloons, limited to 10000
feet capacity. Arrival of visiting ma
yors and reception in tn ir honor.
Tuesday flights Water
pageant on the Mississippi river,
commemorating the founding of st
Louis. Yelled Prophets pageant and
ball, with the visiting mayors and ma
val officers as guests of honor.
nesday-Aeroplan flights. Mu-
nicipal pageant. eliminating i'm the
cornerstone laying of new municipal
buildings. costing $1,500.0OO. Banquet
to 1900 guests. including the 1000 Wis
iting mayors.
Observation-Disclosures pageant. with
more than 200 floats. starting at noon
and requiring four hours to pass a
given point. Costume ball of all ma
tions at the new Coliseum.
F'riday-Aeroplane flights. Educa-
tional. historical and military page
ant. in three divisions. with students,
historical noats. soldiers. etc. culmi-
mating in the cornerstone laying OF the
new s1,0oO,OOO public library.
Saturday-Airship (dirigible bal
loom race) first prize to be awarded
to competitor covering triangular
course In best time. Parade of 1000
automobiles largest automobile pa
rade ever held in any city In the
world.
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Upton WILL CHALLENGE.

New York, n, Y, oct 2.--Joseph
Garretson. managing editor Of the Gin
cinnati Times-S star, on arriving from
Europe brought word from Sir Thorn.
as Upton that he would sail for New
York this month and would challenge
the New York Yacht club. He quoted
Sir Thomas as saying: "Tll race 70"
the cup. II permitted to do so on even
terms. But I'll not sail a marine
freak across the ocean 10 compete
against skimming dish. when the
shamrock crossed the ocean she came
within an ace OF sinking. I'll never ask
another man 20 subject his life TO such
useless risks"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
THE JEW AS A FARMER.

New York. oct. 2-As a part of a
movement to induce some of the jew
ish population i'm the crowded cities
convention and exposition was opened
in this city today under the auspices OF
the Federation of jewish FarmeN of
America. Twenty five Jewish farmers
organizations i'm Connecticut New
York Jersey and other eastern states
arc represented. The display of agri-
cultural products includes elaborate
exhibits from the National Farm school
at Farm school, Pa, and the Baron
de Hirsch Agricultural school at Wood
hine. n j.
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MEMORIAL AT STONY POINT.

stony Point, n. Y. oct with in
teresting exercises and in the presence
OF a large and distinguished throng Of
spectators. memorial arch erected
on the battlefield of stony Point was
dedicated today by the New York So
ciety Of the Daughters of the Revolu-
tion. General Stewart l.. Woodford
presided over the ceremonies and the
speakers included a number of men
and women OF prominence.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
WILL VISIT MILWAUKEE,.

Boston Mass, oct 2-Boston's fs-
nous military organization, the an
cient and Honorable Artillery com
pany departed today on a pleasura
jaunt with Milwaukee as the OBJECTIVE
point The trip is the longest ever
taken by the organization with cine
exception of its memorable visit to
London as the guest OF the Ancient
and Honorables OF that city. Thu
visit in Milwaukee viii last three days
and viii include several notable fca-
lures of entertainment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
City will be 100 Years Old To-
morrow and Weeks Cele-
bration Follows.
BRILLIANT EVENTS ARRANGED
Amona the Attractions Which Will
Start on Monday Are Balloon, Aero
plane and Airship Races-Five Great
Paaeants Illustrating the Growth Of
the City From Trading Post.

St Louis, Mo, oct. 2-The city OF
81. Louis win he 100 years old tomor-
row. The three quarters of million
inhabitants and thousands OF guests
win know it before the day is far ad-
yanced. oven though the elaborate
decorations seen in the city today
may not have already forcibly inn
pressed the fact of the approaching
birthday upon their minds.
As the sun rises there will be a ring
ing of church bells in every part of
the city. Everybody who will not al
ready have arisen to assist in the
preparations for the special centennial
services TO be held i'm all of the city's
four hundred anu forty-four churches
will then be obliged To get up. for
further sleep will be out of the ques
ton. For an entire week there will
be festivities which win occupy every
minute of the time.
TO the other festivities of the week
will be added the annual fall carnival
OF the Yelled Prophets. with its gor-
geous street parades and brilliant
ball Another event will be a great
gathering of mayors, representing l.
600 Of the chief cities of the United
states, who have been invited by the
civic league of ST. Louis to join i'm
conference on problems of city gov
ernment
OF most interest TO the general pub
lic however, will be the balloon. air
ship and aeroplane contests. I'm which
Grenn IL. Curtiss. the winner of the
recent International aeroplane tourna-
ment at Rheims. and number of
other noted aviators are to take part.
The contests are To be held under the
auspices of the Aero club of ST Louis.
which was the host of the Gordon
Bennett international balloon race in
1907. The programme provides for
contests for spherical balloons, aero
planes commercial balloons and dir
igible balloons Trophies and cash
prizes will be awarded for distance,
speed and endurance.
During the week there will be five
great pageants illustrating the growth
Of 81. Louis from an Indian trading |
post To city of 100000 inhabitants.
-Four torpedo boats OF the Atlantic no.
tilla will be present throughout the
celebration and afterward escort
President Taft to the deep waterways
at New Orleans. Each ,
night of the festival there will be bril-
liant illuminations, music and fire
works.
The programme of the week in de-
tail is as follows:
Special centennial serv-
ices In all the city's churches I'm
yelling of memorial tablets. and exer
cises and parade of Sunday school
Monday-Distance race for small ,
spherical balloons limited to 10000 /
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Portland, ore, oct 2.-The well
come which oregon has given To Pres
ident Taft shas been quite in keeping
with that of the states he traversed
on his westward journey. noisy as hu-
man voices and salutes could make II
and as cordial in words as in other
manifestations of patriotic joy
The presidential special reached
Portland at Z o'clock this morning and
was met by a reception committee COM
posed of senator Bourne. Mayor simon
and other representatives of the state.
the city and the commercial organiza-
tions of Portland. The days program
Of entertainment began with break
fast at the Portland hotel and closes
tonight with big banquet at the same
hostelry Interspersed between the
two gastronomic functions were auto
mobile rides about the city, "A lunch
con with a party of representative cit
izens and public address delivered
in the Armory. Throughout the day
large crowds congregated about the
hotel anxious To catch glimpse of the
guest and his every APP
pearance was the signal for an out
burst of enthusiasm.
The president is to remain in Port
land over Sunday. Tonight and to-
morrow he viii be the special guest of
Senator Bourne, one of his most inti-
mate personal friends. The only pub
lie appearance of the president tomor-
row will be when he attends the laying
of the cornerstone for new Univers-
alist church. on which occasion it is
expected he will make a brief address.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
Aged Chicago Man Shoots Young
Sweetheart, Then Com
mitS Suicide.
RfFUSUAL TO WTD THE CAUSE
Chicago Girl is Found Dead in Her
Room in Natural Sleeping Position
Horrible Double Tragedy is Dis
covered by Chicago Police Early To-
day.

Chicago, oct. 2.--The refusal of
Miss Phoebe Armstrong. aged 2s. to
marry Charles l.. Miller, a stationary
engineer. aged 90 terminated in a
double tragedy in boarding house at
5l9 Rush street early today.
According to the police Miss Arm
strong, employed as cashier for a
business firm. roomed on the first floor
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
Stranger Seeks Point of Vantage
Near Taft at Seattle and
is Arrested.
PROVES TO BE HEAVILY ARMED
Peculiar Actions of Man With a Cam
era Leads to His Arrest and lnpor-
tant Discoveries Today-BeGef Pre-
walls That President Taft's Life was
in Danger.

Portland ORE oct. Capt Bailey
and two local detectives arrested a
heaVily armed man In front OF the
portland hotel Jst as the president was
entering his automobile to participate
IN the military parade. The man re-
fused to give his name but said he
was from Boston.
Hailey was attracted by the peculiar
actions OF the man. He had cam
era IN his hand and was trying des-
perately 10 reach point of vantage
close to the president.
summoning two detectives. Bailey
placed the man under arrest. when
ne was searched. a iX-shooter was
found upon him. together with n guam
uty Of extra ammunition.
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FIRST AID TO INJURED.

wilkes Barre. Pa. oct. Am IN
ter-company military competition in
the application of first aid to the In
iured was beld here today under the
auspices of the American National Red
Cross The Medical corps of the Unit
ed States army was officially repre-
sented at the tests by Major Charles
Lynch. Major Charles B. Reynolds and
Captain Howard III. Bailey.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
Hue5ELL VS.. GAY.

The Hubhen baseball nine and the
Gay team will meet tomorrow after
noon at the Association parl, in Lake
Linden in an exhibition contest. Al
though the game win ,be only an eN-
hibition one the regular league sched-
uie having run out. there Is as much
rivalry evident as " the two teams
were contesting for the pennant The
game is to start at 2:30.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
DRAPER FOR ANOTHER TERM.

Boston. Mass. oct. Enthusiasm
appeared 60 be the keynote Of the re-
publican state convention which met
in symphony hall today TO name a
state ticket to be voted for az next
months election. Governor Ehon ;.
Draper. Lieutenant Governor Louis a.
Frothingham. state Treasurer Elmer
stevens and all OF the other present
state officials were rcnominated by
acclamation.
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AVIATION AT FRANKFORT.

Frankfort, Germany, oct. 2.-Ths
flying contests which begin here to-
morrow promise to be most successful.
The principal events will be distance
and endurance races, competition to
reach the greatest altitude, speed and
weight carrying races for prizes ag-
100000. Bleriot, Fournier
and other leading aeroplanists are to
he among the participants.
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CUBAN STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

Boston. Mass. oct "A new steam
ship service between Boston and cuba
was inaugurated today with the first
sailing OF the steamship Karen from
this port for Havana. a regular SER
vice OF weekly sailings between the
two ports will be maintained.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02

After a four-months' vacation the
United States supreme court will con-
Vene Monday for the term of 1909
1910 With the large number of cases
left over from last term. the 1909 term
promises TO be the busiest in the his
tory of the court since 1901, when the
act was passed.
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Big News Events of the
Coming Week.
A54

Washington, oct 2-Leaying Port
land Sunday evening. the president will
journey southward through oregon and
California. arriving at Sacramento
Monday evening. Tuesday and We'd
nesday win be spent in san Francisco.
Oakland and the neighboring cities,
and the latter half of the week will be
passed in the Yosemite National park.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Partly CLOUDY tonight and Sunday.
Light variable winds, mostly from
easterly points.
Upper Michigan: Partly cloudy to-
night and Sunday, warmer tonight.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02

The wedding of Richard iUpdyke
sherman. son of Vice President James
;. sherman. and Miss Eleanor Millar
Of Utica, n. Y, viii take place in Cal
vary Episcopal church I'm Utica
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02
Bulletin for August Just Issued
Shows Notable Increase
in Freight.
DOMESTIC TONNAGE is HEAVY
Seasons Record is Likely TO Exceed
the Records Made in other Years
Bulk Of the Traffic is Confined to
Merchandise and Ore Shipments
This Year.

Washington, ID. c.. oct. 2.-The
largest total OF shipments ever made
from great lake ports developed in
August, according TO the bulletin just
issued by the bureau of statistics, it
being 22,22S,OO3 gross tons. or an in
crease of 45 per cent over the same
month i'm 1908.
Domestic shipments of all kinds OF
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02

Supt. Fred Hoar OF the l.. s & A..
is i'm Calumet on short business trip.
He viii report on conditions at ~
property while here.
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New York, oct. 2-Another Pitts
purs man of whom the world is to
"'ar more Is Edward Locke. who has
"e"ieVed success through the produc-
,on OF play from his pen. "The
e'''eu favorable comment. IL is his
,rs' serious attempt as playwright.
."ousn he has written several vaude-
vile sketches.
locke Is Just 40 years old. His ear
poyhood was spent in his fathers
s"'ss factory, first In Boston and lat
- !" Pittsburg. lie cared little for
Nv, mu glass business and in early years
's'' II and joined the reportorial stan
'"e Pittsburg Dispatch. Some
''s ago he came TO New York and
n" ''eu a stage career in minor roles.
nv nv iatcr appeared as the Walking
'sa'e In The Music Master" He
80 80 now given up the stage for the
49,, 49," ana Is here achieving his great
est success. ~ '"'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02

Registration for the opening of the
Standing Rock and Cheyenne River
Indian reservations TO settlement will
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-02

begin Monday. when great rush of
north central part of South Dakota
and the adjacent territory i'm North
Dakota, where the lands are located.
\ week of festivities will be held in
ST. Louis i'm celebration of the centen-
NAL of the incorporation of that city
a special feature will be the first APP
pcarance of Dr. Cooke on the lecture
platform since his return from his trip
To the far north.
A wedding of interest is to take
place i'm Paris on Monday when Miss
Fernando Wanamaker, granddaughter
of John wanamaker OF Philadelphia,
will become the bride of Arthur De
Hecren. son of the Count of Paris.
The inauguration of DR.. A. Lawrence
Lowell as president of Harvard uni
versity will be made0 0he occasion for n
great gathering of distinguished edu-
Gators from all parts of the United
states and Canada. The exercises VIII
begin Tuesday and continue three days.
Thursday. which VIII be the l29th
anniversary of the battle of Kings
Mountain in South Carolina. there Will
be dedicated on that historic battle
field handsome monument to COM
memorate the event. which marked
the turning point in the American rev.
olution.
Harry k Thaws contention that his
original commitment to Mattcawan
was Illegal will be argued before the
state court OF appeals at Albany 1t
is possible also that the appeal of AL
bert +. Patrick, who is serving life
sentence for the alleged murder OF
be taken up by the court sometime
be taken up by the court sametime
uring the week.
During the week the Upper Misss
slppi River Improvement association
viii meet at Winona, the American
Humane association at ST. Paul the
National Association of Underwriters
at Louisville. and the Association OF
Military Surgeons In Washington, ID.
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SENATOR FRANCIS c. NEWLANps
OF NEVADA, WHO MAY BECOME
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF
DEPARTMENT OF MINES.