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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-08
BOWLING MATCH FRIDAY.

. bowling match on the Calumet Y. NJ.
G. a. alleys on Friday evening between
the Y. M c. A. team and the prints"
The latter organization is credited
with victory over the Y NJ. G. A.
team in the only game played last sea-
son, and the association pin spillers
are anxious To secure revenge The
outcome Is very much i'm doubt.
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NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.
Splendid Results Attained by Property
During Past Fiscal Year.

OtIiU9 FdSN tSSdi
The splendid results for the hsca
year ended Sept. both, 1910, can best
be appreciated by a comparison with
the previous year of the principal
items, such as we present herewith
19O9-1O 19OS-O9
Tons treated 90. s2,2S7.O2S S1,O65, SSI
Lbs. copper .... 62,772.S42 S4,527,S2
Total cost .... 705c. 7.47c
Net earnings 800 $3,5SO,7S6 S2,O61,S
During the year the company ac-
quired b. change of it's shares and by
corporate purchase the property of
the Cumberland Ely Copper Company
and thus became the owner of its for
ty-eight claims and of it's half interest
I'm the Steptoe plant and the Nevada
Northern Railroad.
During the year considerable pros
pecting was done by means of churn
drilling. This did not extend greatly
the areas of the ore bodies literally,
/ but it established a continuity TO
greater depth. though additional ore is
Of a lower grade
The increase SO arrived at was a.
100000 tons OF ore. averaging 1.2S per
cent copper, which, added TO the pre-
vious tonnage. and subtracting the ore
that has been mined to date, gives a
total of the present ore reserves of
40,3G0.S23 tons, averaging 1.70 per cent.
While the above are the main fea-
lures of the report, there are several
details of great interest. For instance,
the actual cost of production was 6.42
cents a pound. The difference be-
tween this and the 7O5 cents shown
above Is due 10 the allowance for i'm
provcmcnt and depreciation. This de-
probation charge was $394,62S.
The actual cost of mining the ore
was only 1914 cents per ton. This is a
wonderfully low figure. An additional
charge of IS cents per tor was made
to cover stripping redemption. The ca
pacity Of the concentrator and smelt-
ing departments has been increased.
so that tho plant originally designed
with a capacity of 5000 tons per day
has now a capacity of 5000 tons a
day.
The Nevada Northern Railway has
added to its equipment, and is now in
position TO handle as high as 10000
tons daily.
II is extremely interesting TO note
that although the ore yielded four
pounds Of copper less per ton, a very
material reduction in ore of this
grade, the cost per pound was lowered
by nearly half a cent.
IL is performances of this kind that
lead To tho belief that the lower grade
deposits at depth can be handled TO
good advantage when the company
gets 10 mining them.
II is also interesting to note that OF
the total profits. $3,5SO.OO0, over 49,
100000 were made in the last six
months Of the year.
Finally. such results as these must
be not only very pleasing to the stock
holders of this particular company
but they speak eloquently of the results
20 be obtained from similar PROPOSE
tions that have not yet quite reached
the point of Hayden
Stone & Co.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-08

The largest battleship IN the world
Is being built in England for the Bra-
lillian government. II will be 655 feet
long and will be turbine-drlven.
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BASEBALL PICTURES HERE.

The series OF baseball pictures. do
picturlng the worlds series between
the Philadelphia and Chicago Cubs
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monts we've ctc-tcd yesterday and will
be continued throughout the winter
months unless something unforeseen
occurs.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07

dictate that the outbreak was more or less
spontaneous. The revolution seems to
have begun in a series of street rows, the
rumor having been circulated that the
death of Professor Bombarda was due
to political Vaccinations. Roting UNI
suppressed, the mob tried to break into
several of the public buildings. The po-
lice resisted Intellectually. A priest who
endeavored to resist the mob was thrown
into a pond. The riot began to assume
the proportions of a revolution.
The municipal guard was called upon
to help the police and sailed out under
arms. Then the people in the streets
went to the barracks to acclaim their
revolution. Many of the soldiers fratern-
lied with them and forthwith the first
regiment revolted openly, followed short
ly by the 18th, of which the king of Spain
is honorary colonel. Certain officers of
the 18th regiment tried to check the SOL
diers, but fell riddled with bullets.
The fifth regiment of the line and the
first regiment of chasseurs followed suit
and at the same time out in the harbor
the admiral of the fleet hoisted the flag
of the republic to the peak of his flag
ship and saluted 1t with the warship' s
guns. The fighting has been incessant
since.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
Railroad Tracks Dynamited;
ManV Are Dead and Injured

BIARRITZ, France, Oct. 6.-The last
train to leave Lisbon on Tuesday ar
rived here nine hours late. The pas
sengers state that when they left street
fighting was In full swing and the nag
OF the revolutionists fioated from the
royal palace. Duplicates of the new flag.
in all sizes and shapes, were displayed
on a majority of the houses OF the
city.
The palace was already partially de-
stroyed by the terrific bombardment
which it had received. The big Avinada
Place hotel had fallen.
Immediately after this train left Lisbon
the track was dynamited to prevent fur
ther ingress or egress. like fate had
already befallen most Of the railroads.
The passengers relate that at O'Clock
Tuesday morning revolutionary artillery
holding a strategic position which COM
manded the city, opened a steady fire
on the positions of the municipal guards
and a battalion Of loyal infantry.
Soon after the guns on the warships
were heard bombarding the palace and
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
Republican Flag Now Flies
Over Every Public Building

PARIS, Oct. "a French correspondent
who has just reached Bayonne from Lis
bon has sent an account of the outbreak
and the scenes which followed by tele-
phone Lisbon, he says, is today like a
city of the dead. The republican flag
floats trlumphantly over every public
building in the capital.
Contrary to first reports, this account
of the outbreak declares that ii was not
the ships which began the bombardment
of the palace. 1t was the fourth artillery
regiment which began cannonading as
soon as the uprising within the city be-
gan. Meanwhile, the first artillery regi-
ment assisted an infantry regiment in
attacking the municipal guard, which was
holding the lower part of the city and
preventing insurgent troops from joining
their comrades.
Unofficial advices have reached Bay
onne to the effect that the revolutionary
movement has carried Oporto. Among
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
BEEF MAY KEEP 2 YEARS
IF KEPT COOL ENOUGH

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-That fresh
beef may be kept in good condition for
two years or longer. provided a low and
uniform temperature is maintained in
the chamber in which it is stored. is
announced in the annual report of Com
missary Gen. Henry G. Sharpe, U. S. A.
The result of the experiment. which
demonstrated that fact, is Of vital in
terest to the Philippine army. for which
frozen beef Of hind quarters only and
mutton were supp4Ie~ from australia
under annual contract. The report dis
counts the suggested experiments with
raising beef cattle in Mindanao for me
troops, because of the expense of initia-
ton and maintenance and risk or cpl
denies and it's predatory Moros. The
subsistence departments potato expert
ment farm is commended.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
MEETS HERE FRIDAY
Executive Committee to Have
Session Thursday Night.
Delegates Arrive

The executive committee Of the South
ern Commercial congress viii meet
Thursday evening at the Piedmont hotel;
and delegates appointed from Il south
ern states will be in conference during
Friday.
The object Of the conference will be TO
strengthen the congress by extending ITS
membership throughout the south, ana
by supplying IL with WORKING Iuno OF
$4,000 or $4,000. The purpose OF the
congress is the advertisement and devel-
opment OF the south
J. NJ. Parker, OF New Orleans. presi-
dent OF the congress, and DR.. Clarence
]. Owens. OF Montgomery, commissioner
Of agriculture and immigration for the
congress. arrived in Atlanta Thursday
morning.
The following officers will arrive Thurs
day afternoon: Charles Hall Davis. OF
Petersburg. Va. chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee: Gen Julian S. Carr.
of Durham. ~. c., the tobacco and cot
ton magnate; G. Grosvenor Dave, or
washington. managing director Of the
congress: Thomas 5. Southgate, of Nor
folk, probably the largest wholesale COM
mission merchant in the south; Harry
NJ. Walcott. OF Norfolk. and Thomas L..
Field. OF London. England. European
representative OF the congress-
About 30 delegates are expected to
attend the conference on Friday. Every
governor in the south has been asked
90 appoint delegates.
At the meeting OF the executive COM
rnittee Thursday evening, program Tor
the conference on Friday will be mapped
out This conference will begin at 10
O'Clock in the convention hall at the
Piedmont
In the spring the Southern CONNER
cial congress will hold a convention In
Atlanta that will be attended by prob
ably 500 business men
The conference Friday. however. will
not be merely a preparation for this
convention. II VIII be one OF the most
important meetings that the Southern
Commercial congress has ever held
Gov. Joseph NJ Brown has appointed
over % delegates to represent Georgia at
the conference
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
BALLINGER RESTORES
10000 ACRES TO PUBLIC

WASHINGTON. Oct. e.-Secretary Of
the Interior Ballinger. yesterday restor-
ed to the public domain 10000 acres
Of land which were temporarily with
drawn in 1905 and 1909 for the purpose
Of creating the Alabama National forest.
The restored lands will become sub
ject 10 settlement on October 81, and
TO entry on November 80. Part Of this
area, however. already has been appro-
priated under the public lands laws,
while a considerable portion of the re-
mainder is withheld from disposition
because Of having been classified an
mineral Iand&-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
INQUEST OVER WRECK
VICTIMS IS CONTINUED
Trolley Crews in Staunton, ILL.,,
Disaster, Are Witnesses
at Hearing

CARLINVILLE, Ill, Oct. 6.-The in
quest over the bodies of the Illinois
traction wreck victims was in progress
here today with Coroner Doris Karnes.
of Macoupin county. presiding. No
change has occurred in the death list to-
tails of the disaster near Staunton, ILL.,,
Tuesday. The total remains at Sc, with
injured at 81.
Motorman Herman and Conductor
Leonard, of the northbound local, and
z. j. Young, motorman OF the south
bound limited. are expected to testify
before the coroner's jury. other officials
of the Illinois Traction system, as well
as passengers, will be witnesses.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
BRAGA DECLARES
PORTUGAL Is UNDER
REPUBLICAN RULE
Continued From Page One

100 in the early stages of the outbreak,
according to authoritative advices
brought here by the steamer Captain
Blanco. The steamer was lying or Lis
bon when the rioting in the city began,
and the first authoritative news Of the
outbreak reached the outside world in a
wireless message from her captain.
The steamer has Just returned to this
city after failing to land her passengers
in Lisbon. According to the story told
by the passengers Of the Captain Blanco,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
PRINCE TSAI HSUN TO BE
PRESENTED WITH VIEWS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s-To COM
memorate his visit to this city. q hand
some album OF San Francisco views will
be presented to Prince Tsai Hsun, uncle
Of the emperor OF China, and brother
Of the prince regent, when the imperial
commission. which the prince brought to
this country. sets out on the return
voyage.
The party will arrive at Oakland this
morning and will be met by the army
and naval officers who greeted Prince
Tsai on his arrival from China
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
TROOPS GUARD NEGRO
IN MONTGOMERY JAIL

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 6.-Armed
soldiers with fixed bayonets patrolled
the streets Of Montgomery contiguous to
the Jail last night and a heavy armed
posse of deputies was inside the Jail
guarding John Adams, a negro, who yes
terday afternoon, shot and killed Patrol
man T. w. Berry and seriously wound
ed officer L. A. Efnngton. Two other
companies slept on their arms at the
armory ready to have been at the first
movement on the Jail.
Adams was shot through the lung by
Officer Ellington after he had shot the
officer, TIE latter having to use his
left hand to handle his gun. Adams is
supposed to be dying.
The officers went to his home to ar
rest him on a warrant charging larceny
of funds belonging to a negro lodge.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07

the revolution broke out Immediately aft
er a banquet at the royal palace in honor
of Marshal Hermes Fenseca, president
elect of Brazil. Persons on the deck of
the steamer witnessed some stirring
scenes in the streets along the water
front. Twice they saw the cavalry charge
the mob. They also watched the bonn
parchment and storming of the Necessi-
dades palace.
Crowds Of dock laborers who were
watching the bombardment, cheered re-
pestedly as they saw shells dropping
within the walls Of the palace.
Outbreak Was Spontaneous;
Began With Street Fights
MADRID. Oct. 6.-More detailed &C
counts Of the revolutionary uprising in
Lisbon are reaching this city. They in
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
17-YEAR-0LD GIRL Is
CHARGED WITH MURDER

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. "a charge
Of murder was placed yesterday after
noon against Effie Wilson. a 1T-year-
old girl, who shot and killed Guido Var
si at an early hour yesterday.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
AlIBI Is HOPE OF
PERMENTER DEFENSE

LOUISVILLE. Miss, Oct. 0.-The ex-
animation OF witnesses for the state
in the trial Of Swinton Permenter,
charged with the murder Of Miss Jane
Sharpe. was continued here today.
The court room was crowded and in
tense interest is being manifested. The
defense will depend almost entirely up
on alibi witnesses to prove it's case.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
SPECULATIVE LOSS Is
REVEALED IN PROBE

NEW YORK, Oct. "a speculative
stock account showing a loss Of $4,000,
never made good by the losers, was un-
earthed in the legislative graft inves-
tfgation which re-convened yesterday.
1t was a joint one carried in the
names of H. A. Robinson, former vice
president and general solicitor of the
Metropolitan Street railway, and G. Ira
cy Rogers, at the time president of the
Street Railways association of the state
of New York.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
WOUNDS TWO OFFICERS,
THEN KILLS HIMSELF

oCALA, Fla, Oct 6.-while attempt
ing to arrest Will Summerlin on a triv-
ial charge here last night, Deputy Sher-
nr Hutson was fatally injured and ex-
Sheriff Gordon was seriously injured
when the latter fired upon the officers
and barricaded himself in his home.
The Ocala Rifles were called out and
surrounded the house. After firing at
everybody in sight he placed the muzzle
Of the gun in his mouth and blew his
own head off.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.

the barracks of those regiments which
had not yet affiliated with the revolution
lists AS the morning wore on, the fight
gradually localized between the mon
archists and the revolutionists. The lat
ter soon got the upper hand as all the
artillery had gone over to them. The
number of dead and injured is very
large.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07

those reported dead in Lisbon is France
Borges, editor of the newspaper Mundo,
a notable republican Journalist. He is
said to have been killed at the gateway of
the palace.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-07
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Sunday Nights Play.

Some good music and lyrics are to
lbe found in The Golden Girl which
comes to the opera house for special
return engagement of one night only
Sunday, Feb. 9Th, after a run of 200
nights in Chicago.
Following a line laid down in a
Prince of Tonight" the authors Of
THE Golden Girl" have utilized a
similar theme, and gone into the
world which shimmers and glimmers,
on the grey border Of this-the world
ef dreams. for their material, and
nave evolved thefefrom story that
offers most pleasing source OF en-.
tertainment. with unlimited opportun-
ity for effects, stage pictures and
costuming. Prices %. 80, 75c, s. and
$3.50 Seats on sale today.
Hyonotism
The Norwoods are coming to the
Cairo opera house commencing next
Monday, Feb 7th. They have a
novelty this year In using very elabo-
rate costumes for different scenes,
Ii IL an original idea Of the Norwoods
and something never attempted by
any other hypnotists Ladies free
Monday night Under usual conditions.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05
!: CAIRO SCHOOL NOTES:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Cairo high school under the auspic S
of the faculty and students of the
school The affair is to be one oT
great fun and amusement, and VIII
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the cities and the fairs that are held
in rural communities with all the
amusement places and exhibits that
such an atmosphere suggests
The entertainment will be given In
the high school building. he different
rooms housing the various conces,
sions
There will be 10 great attractions
and three great free acts. The com
mittees Of each Of the shows have
been working hard and each expects
to outstrip the other In quality OF fen
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05
BASEBALL IN 1910
M j. Farnbaker Says Cairo Will Have
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THE base ball clouds are disappear
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assured. With T. G, Scarborough as
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part of HlHlburt, at Memphis. Weica
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05
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