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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
CRISIS near
IN NICARAGUA
Supremacy Between Madriz and
Estrada on East Coast Will
Soon be Decided
BATTLE AT RAMA IMMINENT
It is Said If Revolutionary Leader Can
Repel Attack of Government For-
COS There That He Can
Take Bluefields. -

New orleans. May 1S.-The crisis
of the Nicaraguan situation, involving
the supremacy of Madriz or Estrada, is
only a few days removed, in the light
of advices received here.
If Estrada is able to repel the at
tack at Rama, said to be the only pos
sible gateway to Blueflelds. and the
steamer Venus is held off from the
attack of the harbor revolutionary
forces, he viii, it is believed, be In a
position to obtain recognition for the
east coast government
II is reported that the u. S. gunboats
Dubuque and Paducah at Bluefleds
might interfere in case of an engage
ment in Bluefields harbor.
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FILIPINOS PETITION HOUSE
FOR THEIR INDEPENDENCE

Washington, May 1S.-"Our desire
for Independence remains unalterable,
declared Speaker Osmena of the Phil-
ippine assembly, in cablesram To
Delegate Quezon. who has petitioneu
the house for the immediate independ-
ence of the Filipinos.
Osmona called that the f1liplho
people craved advancement of the ma
tional cause by all possible means
that ten years of American admlnlstra-
tion showed the Filipinos were capapie
of maintaining an independent govern
ment and that the justice of the Amer
lean people would decide in favor oi
Filipino freedom.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18

rendering of this masterpiece in dra-
matte art was made very effective by
the gestures and facial expression and
the genuine tone of the reader. Her
humorous readings were greatly ap-
plau6ed
The singing of Ester Nillson' So
plnno. was greatly enjoyed. Her voice
is sweet and peculiarly adapted TO the
singing OF the Norwegian ballads.
Johann Deepdahrs violin brought
out the melodies OF patriotic airs, as
well as classical masterpieces with
great feeling and faultless technique
The selections OF Bertha Marion and
the accompanihrehts by Mrs. whistler
we're well received.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
Loses on Cannon Platform.
MINERS ARE MISTAKEN FOR
ROBBERS; TWO ARE SHOT

Chicago ILL.,. May 1S.-Thrce coal
miners, who had just arrived in Chi
cago from Divernon, H. were mistak-
en- by four detectives for robbers early
today and fed. The officers gave
chase and each fired a shot, killing one
of the men instantly and severely
wounding another. The individual kill
ed was John Dubinski and his wound
ed companion Michael Nenter. The
third, Michael Dubinski brother of
the man slain. was arrested.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
PASTORS ASK FOR RAISE.

Philadelphia. May 1s.-Applscations
from nearly 300 ministers asking for
increases In salary were taken under
consideration by the Board of Home
Missions OF the United Presbyterian
church, which convened for its annual
meeting In this city today In their
requests for more pay the ministers
ueciare that their present salaries are
insufficient In view OF the high prices
OF commodities and the increased cost
OF living.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
FALcoNlo IN ST. PAUL.

Papal Deieoate There 10 Attend Con-
seeratior % SIX New Bishoos
ST. Paul Mimi May 1S.--Papal Del
cqat, Falconio Is I'm st. Paul TODAY.
the guest Of Archbishop Ireland. He
Is here to attend the conservation of
six new bishops Among those bishops
who will attend the ceremonies arc
Archbishop Messmer OF Milwaukee;
Bishops Carrigan of Sioux City; Jens-
son. Reilevine, Ill; Scannell. Omaha
Neb.; Burke. St Joseph. Mo; p. ]
Muldoon. Rockford. III; Benarun. Lin
coin. Ncb: Davis Davenport. Iowa
and O'Gorman. Sioux aFlls.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
FIGHT SMITH AMENDMENT

washington, May 1S.--The regulars
today began fight on the sm''''
a amendment to the railroad BILL wh'ch
permits the interstate com"''ss'on .,ana,
intervene. but continues the na''o""'
as a defendant. Dolliver vi
Iowa opened the speaking.
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WILL BE A SIGHT THAT WILL
REALLY SET PEOPLE ON EDGE
so DECLARES PROF. HAROLD
JACOBY OF THE COLUMBIA U.
Beautiful Display in the Heavens,
But There Will be No Danger
to Earth
SETS WITH The SUN TONIGHT

New York, May 1S.-Prof. Harold
Jacoby of Columbia university, will
not remain near his telescope during
the period OF contact between the earth
and the comets tail tonight because
he is convinced absolutely no phenom-
ena worth observing will be noted.
Friday, however, he says it will be
brilliant and may be seen right over
the spot where the sun goes down.
These comet parties that are being
organized to sit out the comets pass
age will have a lonesome job tonight"
he said. in an interview today.
"'rhe next we shall see of the comet
it will be such a sight as will really
set people on edge who view it.
Tonight we shall not be able to see
the comet because IL will set with the
sun. The same will be true on Thurs
day But there will be a great sight
I'm the western sky Friday night That's
the real night for comet parties.
when the comet appears just after
sunset Il will be much more brilliant
than it was last week in the morning
sky. Look for it right over the spot
where the sun goes down. and after
the first night or two look for shaft
Of light reaching up into the heavens
until II seems like a rainbow cut in
two"
Farmers Remove Lightning Rods.
Neenah, Wis, May 1S.-Fearful that
the rods might attract dangerous sub
stances that might accompany the
comet today many farmers i'm this vi
cinity have removed the lightning rods
from their homes and barns and taken
extra precautions. In the Polish set
tlement of this city families will re-
main in their homes I'm prayer.
Aeronauts to Assist Scientists.
New York, May 1S.-Two New York
aeronauts. clifford b. Harmon and Leo
Stevens, have volunteered to lend a
helping hand to scientists in making a
closer study of Halley's comet. Har-
mon will make an ascension from
Pittsheld, Mass, next week, in his bal
loon New York, and he has asked the
astronomical departments of Yale
Harvard. Princeton, Pennsylvania, Cor
| nell. 1OluNlDlds Wis anu -hiN'-6e%''
universities to send representatives to
accompany him and take observations
from lofty attitudes. The ascensions
will be made at night and an effort
will be made to attain an altitude Of
lnearly three miles.
Leo Stevens, another veteran air
| traveller. has his balloon al North Ad-
ans. Mass. and will make ascensions
with Prof. David Todd of Amherst as
passenger. They will ascend to the
highest possible altitude, taking a fun
equipment of astronomical instru-
ments and Photographic apparatus
See the Tail of Comet.
Chicago. ILL.,, May lS.-A splendiu
view of the tail of the comet was en-
ioycd here early this morning. 1t was
exceedingly bright, much brighter than
the milky-way.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
1T LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.

Springfield H.. MAY 1S.-State's At
torney Burke has announced he viii
investigate the passage by the lcgisla-
ture OF a bill authorizing the sale to
the steel company Of land on the lake
front i'm South Chicago worth three
millions for 100000. The contract for
furniture in the legislative halls and
tho work of the Illinois Manufacturers
association against labor bills are un-
der the scrutiny Of the grand jury
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
UNIFORMS AND BICYCLES.

The messenger boys of the Postal
Telegraph company in Calumet have
been equipped with new uniforms ana
h,cvcIos The uniforms are blue and
very attractive in appearance Inc
h,cvcles which have been provided VIII
enable the Postal to provide the pes'
nossible delivery service for messages
aud nackages.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
CONCERT A BIG SUCCESS.
Calumet Norweeians Commemorate
independence Day at Theater.

The concert given last night at the
Calumet theater under the auspices OF
the Norwegian Fremad society, in
commemoration of the Norwegian In
dependence day, was greatly enjoyed
by a large audience Thomas Tunem
acted as chairman and gave short
address outlining the events that led
to the commemoration Of this day.
The principal number of last nights
program was Bjornstjerne Bjornson's
poem. "Rergliot." with Grieg's musi-
cal setting. which was given i'm Eng
lish by Marie Falk- -Gjertsen. The
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
THOUSANDS VIEW REMAINS
OF THE LATE KING EDWARD

London, May 1S.-From six this
morning, when the doors of Westmins-
ter Hall, where the body of King Ed
ward is lying In state, were again op-
encd to the public. the sombre clad.si-
lent multitude filed past the bier ana
bv noon the total who had viewed the
remains had passed the 100000 mark
When the doors closed at 10 O'Clock
last night about 10000 persons had
viewed the casket while perhaps
half that number was still waiting on
the adjacent streets.
Roosevelt Received by Royalty.
London, May 1S.-Roosevelt was re-
ceived I'm audience today by kine
Frederick of Denmark. He Is seems
many personal friends at Dorchester
house. the home of Ambassador Reid
but accepting no dinner invitations
Roosevelt began today with a Ions
talk with his old friend. Seth Bullock
deputy L. s. marshal OF South Dako.
Ia. Bullock had luncheon with Sccre
tary philips OF the American embas
sy
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
PRESIDENT DENIES REPORTS.

washington. Nay tS.-President Taft
today denied reports in circulation that
he recently had denounced the insur-
gents and had used language 10 which
these statesmen took ofrense.
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HELD NO SESSION TO-DAY.

washington, May 1S.-The Ballinger
investigators held no session today.
The defense may close its case the end
OF this week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
FoRTY.sevEN ARE DROWNED

Alexandrevsky. Russia May lS-ror
,v-seven workmcn were drowned mere
today through the upsettlns Oh 0'"'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18

An electric machine has been maui
10 wa,sh and purify the air III any
room.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
ALL But One REPUBLICAN
CONGRESSMAN IN OHIO WIN
Fight at Primaries Against Many
Representatives Because OF
Tariff Fails
AZ CANDIDATES NOMINATED

Cleveland, O., May 1S.-Forty
candidates were nominated in Ohio
yesterday for twenty-one Ohio seats In
the lower house of congress. Under
the state election laws the democrats
and republicans joined in the primar-
les. Ralph ID. Cole (R) of the elghth
district. was the only present congress-
man defeated for denomination. Frank
B. Willis takes his place upon the tick
ct. Campaigns made against Repre-
sentative Taylor, of Columbus; Ken
nedy of Youngstown; Thomas of the
18th district; and Keifer of Springfield
on the score of their tariff attitude
failed signally.
Loses on Cannon Platform.
Findlay, Ohio, May 1S.-Congress
man Cole today practically admitted
defeat in the republican primary in
the eighth district by Frank b. Willis
"A lawyer of Ada, who defeated him on
the anti-Cannon platform.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
U. S. to Stop Bombardment.

Washington. May 1S.-Commander
Gilmer of the u. S. gunboat Paducah,
has served notice on General Irias.
commanding the Venus, he will not
permit the bombardment of Blueiields,
Nicaragua, and he has also notified
Estrada and Madriz that he will not
permit an armed conflict within the
city. These notices were sent after
General Irias had given notice of his
intention to lombard the city should
Estrada not surrender in the mean
time. Estrada, ii is learned, refused to
comply with the demand for surrender.
To Mediate Boundary Dispute.
Lima, Peru. May 1S.-It is reported
that the cabinet has decided to accept
the proposal of the United States, Bra
I'll and Argentina for joint mediation
in the boundary dispute between Peru
and Ecuador.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
See the Tail of Comet.

Chicago. H., May 1S.-A splendid
view of the tail of the comet was en-
loved here early this morning. 1t was
exceedingly bright, much brighter than
the milky-way.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
LIiIaAsIa!SliIaH|'

FAIR TONIGHT
AND THURS
DAY; WARM ER
THURSDAY.
MODERATE.
soUTHW EST
WINDS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18

Stopping an ad TO save money is
like stopping . clock to save time.
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Advertising is an insurance policy
,osinst foraetf,iIness. II compels peo-
ole to think 9f you.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
MADE ROUGH HOUSE
UP Town Man Didn't Want Wife e
Work ufn Store--Was Arrested
a9N and Put urder Bond

man living IN town raised ;
rough house last night at his wife.
nome on account Of her taking d posi-
ton at a dry goods store contrary tc
MS expressed wis,i The father.in
law nal him arrested an. &c 10 ic
put him in Jail after Justice Of tn
feaee Harmon has fined him So Lat
ef ne was made to give peace bono
o. 800 and to promise to pay SIS .
month for the support Of mis- child
when he was released from custody
ne has been married about thee
years and i Is claimed that he did
moi support his wife, and that she
nad to SO to work to earn living
He mad been ~out Of work for SON. e
time until recently when he secured
q job with the railroad
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
4 RIVER NEWS

~ II. ~ + 2a + 4
The Three States went up the MIS-
sissippi yesterday morning after corn
The towboat John S. Summer.
went down the Mississippi yesterda,
poon with an empty barge.
The Dick Fowler made her regulaI
trip from and to Paducah. She viii
be out today
Capt Fandree Is In Memphis On
business
The river marked 1928 feet ON TIM
Cairo gauge last evening showing d
fan sof''i.f feet in "A hours. The rivers
are falling at all points above here,
The Eagle Packet Co, Of st. Louis
is having several new boats built on
which work is being pushed with
energy.
The Peters Lee will be up from
Memphis today bound for St. Louis.
The Stacker Lee is going on the
Mound City ways for repairs after
being hung on bar at Sloo Landin.,
several months. She will be made
as good as new.
Running ice In the upper Ohio has
forced a fleet of Twenty-Five boqta
towing empties, to 60 to the bank for
protection. The passenger boat Luz
Gle holland bound for Pittsburg from
Cincinnati is also held up. The rive.
Is expected to fall SO rapidly When
the ice runs out that the boats will
not be able to reach Pittsburg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

William E, Fitzgerald gave a quit
etaim deed Yesterday to Lorrain West
laughter Of Mrs. Della May Fitzger.
aid, deceased, to lots 10 and 20
block 80, first addition, city This is
the property on Thirtk-fou.th. the
former residence of deceased.
Matilda Nickins to Ella Cook. war
rantee deed Dec, 15tne to lot Il, block
., first addition 70 Tamms; consider
ton $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
TOOK HIS TURKEYS ALONG,

Chicago, Dec. i6.--Samuel Insult. 4
Chicago financier. who departed today
TO spend the holidays in England. car.
lied the most Important part OF ais
Christmas dinner with him. Desiring
to make certain that he will have 3
genuine American Christmas feast
be took two large live turkeys from
his country place at Libertyville, mi
mis- -~lAA&---
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Rain ami
warmer.
Illinois. Washington, Dec. l6-
Fair in south. cloudy In the north por,
lion Saturday with rain or snow In
afternoon or night; slightly warmer;
Sunday unsettled
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
LOST en- a FOUL.

Milwaukee. ren. l6. Battli2t
Schultz, OF Toledo. lost what was
ne 4 ten round no decision bout to
lean MelvoR on A foul in the fourth
round, Schultz clearly mastered the.
ipeal hoy
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature,
General Conditions.

The day was clear and quiet. The
government bulletin reported RAJ
from Is points. No great changes in
temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-17
sun and moon.

FEote: The above sun and moon
secord -is for. Illinois and approx
mates the time at Cairo within few
minutes.l
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-18
cENTRALlA NEWS.

Centralia has been shaken during
the past week by the grand jury. It
had a splendid field to work In and If
it did not accomplish anything II was
not because of lack OF material IN
any sense. for we have everything
from graft to bootegging In open day.
light II would help raise the stand
ard of the moral ideal il when the
grand jury got through with It's wit
nesses 1t would indict for PERJURY ey-
everybody that committed the offense
during It's session
J. o. Oatman is finishing O H. John.
sons residence in the south part Of
town.
During the session of the grand
jury the bootleggers left town and
most of their patrons were summoned
by that honorable body and the con.
sequences were that we had few
days of peace and harmony. One Of
the most open and fearless bootleggers
in Craig county says that the county
authorities do not want him as he
knows to many things and might
squeal If they pushed things to hard.
The primary here was only a farce
as only one nomination from each
ward was out and therefore only one
vote was necessary for a choice yet
to conform to the law the polls were
open until p. m.
Charley Brown who recently moved
to Kansas has moved back to our
thriving little berg, and says that he
comes this time to stay.
Some people are planting corn in
this vicinity this week
Claude Shelton is in Tahlequah this
week on business.
B. d. Pennington shipped two car
loads of hogs from Centralia vii
Bluejacket to Kansas City last week
More stock is being fed in this VI
cinity this year than at any previous
time in the history of the country.
d. p. Daniel, Ben Horn, L. White
and Grant Bozeman all of this place
are dealing out justice as jurors in
Vinita this week
Centralia started her public school
this week, for sometime 1t has been
running on three feet. It is to be
hoped that things are in safe hands
and that we will have a progressive
man at the helm to stir our children in
lstraight paths.
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NEWS AT BIG CABIN.

Doc Woods returned from Kiefer
Thursday night
Cal Warrenstaff and family moved
to Mr.. Billiards. farm Tuesday
Jessie Hensen has gone to Missouri
for a visit.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Yonto we're
visiting in Missouri their little son,
Cleo. died. He died of measles, which
II is thought he took while on the way
to Missouri. The family has the
sympathy of all their friends
Horace Gamble and family moved
to the house he recently purchased IN
the east part of town.
Inez Dunham visited friends in Big
Cabin Sunday.
Mrs. Davis has moved her furniture
In Martha Garbuno's house and is go
ing tc keep house for Mr.. Ballinger
There was a party at the home Of
Cal Warrenstaf's Monday night A
fine time was reported
Meta Gamble is visiting home folks
this week.
Mr.. Clevenger has moved into. the
house recently vacated by Horace
Gamble
William Carroll and family have
moved back to Big Cabin
Work on the bridge across Cabin
creek has begun.
Mrs, Stewart Is visiting her deugh
ter IN northern Oklahoma
A crowd of young folks attended
literary at the Couch school house
.hA. Saturday night.
5'heye will be preaching at the Bap
list church Saturday night and Sun
day.
Miss Kate Gromley from Pensocala
was shopping in Big Cabin Tuesday.
Two carloads Of material for tho
bridge was unloaded here this week.
Don't you wish you could all be al
fortunate as John stuidle? He wen
home the other day and found a hors,
in his house.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-18
CROWDS AT REVIVAL
STILL ON INCREASE

The Methodist revival continues
with decreasing interest Large
crowds attend every service, and enter
into the song service in an enthusias-
tic way The childrens' chorus is as
good as can be found In many towns
much larger than Vinita. and the way
these children sing would put life
and vigor into the coldest heart. Bro.
Phillips sang last night "The Old Fire
side" as a solo, and carried the
thoughts of every man and woman
present. back to the old home, when
we sat at mothers knee, and heard
her tell the sweet old story" of
Jesus love. Many have wondered
far away from mothers teachings, but
the memory remains there still. and
hard indeed, must be the heart of any
man or woman who can not be touch.
ed by these earnest appeals in song
as they are made each evening by
Evangelist Phillips. Bro. Cameron
preached again last night, from the
text, lisa. 1:1S and at the close Of his
sermon made tender appeal to the
unsaved to surrender to God. Several
asked the prayers of the Christian
people and a number OF other names
were given for church membership.
Much personal work is being done In
the church. homes, Offices and any
where the opportunity arises, and
good results are being seen on every
hand. IL every processing Christian In
the town would realize that they have
a part in this great work of resculng
men and women from the paths of
sin, Vinita would see one of the great.
est religious awakenings in her his
tory. Doubtless. there are men and
women in this town in every church,
who have been Christians for Ave, ten
or maybee fifteen years, and yet have
never led one soul to the Lord Jesus
Christ. Some one may 80 into Etern.
ity unprepared and they may go soon,
and yet they need not be unsaved u
you do your duty as Christian Can
the Lord depend on your
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-18
LEGAL Reports Received.

The law library Of the University
OF Oklahoma law school is just recent
ly in receipt Of the American Bar AS
sooiation reports. The set is com.
plete and contains addresses by the
most prominent and leading educa-
tors Of the country on all the leading
questions on law reform during the
past twenty-five years It also con.
tains verbatim ell the discussions that
have taken place in the association
end in the Association of American
law schools. The books we're sent
complimentary by the Bar Associa
tlon which only presents such books
to law schools of the first class. They
will be extremely valuable both tC
the law faculty and the students.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-18
w. S. Irwin Resigns.


w S. Irwin, who has been a deputy
United States revenue collector for
eastern Oklahoma for eight years, has
resigned and his resignation is effec-
tive today The principal reason for
his reslgning is that he was disap.
pointed in not having Oklahoma made
separate revenue district, thereby
giving chance for Advancement.
This district is now the sixth division
OF the Kansas district and last winter
and the winter before, an effort was
made in Washington to get Oklahoma
made a separate district It failed
each time.
Mr.. irwin Is an old.timer In okla.
homa. He started a newspaper, "The
Ranch and Range" at Nowata in 1898,
and continued the publication Of that
paper until he was made a revenue
collector. He denies chat he will be
a candidate for congress In this dis.
trlct this year and say that he Is an
out and out lnsurgent lie denies that
the latter fact had anything to do
with his resignation, however. Mr.
Irwin will continue to live IN Musko-
gee, though he has not yet decided
Just what business he will engage IN
-Muskogee Times-Democrat.