The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04

about Jan. G. The star may be observed
I before dark if one takes the trouble to
look for it.
/ Fish Hatchery Reopened-
Business at the state fish hatchery
NJ the 500 has been resumed, three
and a half million lake trout eggs hav-
/ ing been received. 1t has not been nee
essary yet TO use the new batteries
put i'm last fall, but these will be put
in commission as soon as the whitefish
and brook trout fry begin to arrive. 1t
/ is expected that the hatch will be
greater this coming spring than ever
before in the history of the station.
Flesh Stripped from the Bone
While working around scrap iron
cutter at the Lloyd factory at Menom-
inee. Victor Reynolds, a laborer, had
machine and the flesh was stripped
from the bone. The arm from the ell
bow almost to the wrist was terribly
mansled. the ligaments being torn out
by the fast revolving cogs. Reynolds
VIII be confined to the hospital for sew
oral weeks. He. is married and has
five children. all of them young.
Separated Many Years
a brother and a sister who had not |
met in twenty-one years were reunited |
in Escanaba last Friday. John Berri- |
gan, who is employed as a clerk at |
Kratze Bros. store, met his sister, |
Mrs. James Cleary of Ashland. that |
day for the first time in over score of
years. Neither knew the other when
Mrs. Cleary went to the store with her
mother to meet her brother. The
meeting between the two was affect
ing and n happy reunion is now being
celebrated.
Menominee Girl to We'd
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Edna Wells daugh-
ter " j. w. Wells of Menominee, to
Arthur Walsh Of Chicago. The event
is announced for Jan. Is at the honw
OF the bride and is expected to be one
or the most brilliant society functions
of the season. Miss Ruth ArbuckIe Of
Toledo. o., will be the maid of honor.
Youthful Murderer in Jail
August Swartz, the Cedar River
young man who shot and instantly
killed Antoine Braderski is now in the !
Menominee Jail. He is being held for
trial i'm circuit court on the charge OF
Schwartz is but seventeen ,
years old. He does not seem to appre- ,
clatc the enormity Of his crime. When +,
seen at the jail by newspaperman ne n
was light-hearted and was whistling I
sayly. His mother was the common +,
law wife of Braderski She had the
man arrested several times. charging '
him with making threats TO kin her
TN each occasion, however, she re- ,
lused To testify against him when the I
cases came to trial and paid his fines n
Willingly The night of the tragedy II
Braderski placed a shot gun In tho q
'orneF Of the room and while drinking b
with his companion made freouent n
statements that he intended To shoot a
up the house presently. Mrs. Swartz e.
'eNeu the weapon and unloaded IL. L.
rms enragcd Braderski and grabbing
! payonet belonging to the gun he
threatened 70 kill every one I'm siab,
rhe boy procured revolver and Ieft /
me house. In the meantime the two
men sat down and began to drink
'sain' Swartz fred three shots through
ne window. one struck the wall. an
ther went through the coat sleeve OF
5raderskrs companion and a third n
truck IiraderslI, killing him instantl
" swartz gave himself up to the
'fficials at once.
'usy Logging Railroad
The Pequaming logging road. whic,
vas put IN operation Oct. H. has been
Nceedineiy busy during it's existence.
'he road Is owned by Charles Hebard
ma sons and Is operated in connec-
ION with their bustling little min M
cumming, Baraga county. At pres
Ut inc roliins stock consists OF forty