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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
Spanish Premier Issues an Order
Against Which Republican
Press Rebels
IMPERIAL DfCRtt IGNORED
Religious Societies Unauthorized by
Conoordat OF 1851 Must Immedi-
ateiy Seek Authorization Under
Pain of Dissolution.

Madriz. June 11.-A royal decree is
sued today amends the act authorizing
edifces OF non-Catholic religious So
cieties to display insignia for public
worship and other ceremonies.
The republican press demands that
all religions be placed on an equal
footing and that the state subvention
OF the Catholic church be withdrawn.
Owing to the disposition of unauthor-
lied religious orders to ignore the inn
periai decree of May 81, which direct
ed that such orders not authorized by
the concordat of 1851, engaged in in
dustry. to seek Immediately authorize
tlon under the law adopted in 1887.
Premier Canalejas today Instructed
the provincial government to compel
immediate compliance under pain of
dissolution of the societies and closing
of their establishments.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
BRILLIANT ARMY RECORD
COMES TO CLOSE TODAY
Brig. Gen. William A. Marshall,
Chief Of Engineers on Re-
tired List
is SUCCEEDED BY COL. BIxBY

Washington, ID. c.. June 1l.-Brig.
Gen. william L. Marshall, who has
been chief of engineers of the army
since July, 1908, was placed on the re-
tired list today on account of age.
General Marshall leaves behind him a
brilliant record in the service. Born In
Kentucky in 1896 he served through
the civil war as q private and after
the close of the war attended the West
Point academy. graduating In 1858.
After serving as an instructor at West
Point for two years he had charge Of
various explorations and engineering
projects I'm the far West. ON one OF
these expeditions, i'm 1873. he discover
ed 'lMarshalls Pass" across the Rocky
Mountains. and two yeas later he dis
covered the gold placcrs OF Marshall
Basin, San Miguel River, Colorado. In
later years General Marshall was In
charge OF the construction OF levees
along the Mississippi ana OF hai5or
and river improvements In various
sections of the country. He Is also
known as the inventor of movable
dams, lock gates and valves.
General Marshall Is succeeded i'm the
office of CHIEF of engineers by Colonel
William b. Bixby, the senior colonel
OF the corps. of engineers, recently
stationed at st. Louis as president OF
the Mississippi River Committee. Col
onel Bixby comes from Massachusetts,
and was educated at the Mnssachu-
sets Institute of Technology. From
1875 to 1879 he was "A teacher at the
military academy at West Point. In
1879 he was sent 10 France, where ne
took n course of instruction in the
French national school OF bridges.
highways and river and harbor i'm
provement work. He has been an OFF,
Ger of the army engineering corps for
thirty-seven years and his eminence as
an engineer is recognized throughout
the profession.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
BURROWS DAUGHTER ILL.
Fears Entertained That Daughter OF
Michigan Senator May Not Recover.

Washington, June 1l.-Senator j. C..
Burrows left for New York for the
bedside of his daughter, Mrs. George
McNair, who is lying critically i'll In
the metropolis. The senator was In
long distance communication with the
sick chamber today and decided to
leave Washington. If he can be spared
he will leave New York in time to fill
an engagement at Nashville, Mich, on
Monday evening and one at Cassopolis
on the following evening, returning to
Washington Immediately after attend
ing, these gatherings.
on account of the senator's enforced
absence from Washington there was
no meeting of the committee on privi-
leges and elections to consider the
charges against Senator Lorimer or
Illinois. A meeting was to have been
held on this morning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
cHARL Lss r. HEIkE

New York, June 1I.-Sentence in the
cases of Charles r. Heilxe, secretary
of the American Sugar Refining COM
pany, and Ernest w. Gerbracht, sup
erintendent of the sugar trusts" Will
Iiamsburg Refinery who were convict
ed last night i'm connection with the
sugar frauds. was suspended until
August 80, pending an appeal. The
bail of each was fixed at $4,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
Trustees Elected for Ensuing Year at
Ludiugton Meeting.

Ludington, Mich, June 11.-Trustees
of the Michigan Congregational con-
ference, sixty ninth session, which Is
being held here. were elected as fol-
lows: Revs. Fl. II. Putnam, Charlie
voix; Demas Cochin, Traverse City;
William A. Minty, Lansing; j. X. Long
Allegan: III. w. Hunt Romeo; George
c. Empson, Gladstone; A. IL. Stone
man. st. Joseph; !. w. Stuart, Aipena (;
N. S. Bradley, Saginaw; c. Il. Taggart
I,itchfeld: Il. III. Burtt Ludlngton'
Profs. Frank ii. Foster, Ollvet; >. W.
Bradshaw, Jr, Ann Arbor, and Mes
srs s. p. Pool Mackinac; L. p. Haight
Muskegon; Adrian Otte. Grand Rapids;
C.. c. Vaughan, st. Johns; F. e. 30
CART. Detroit; C. Il. Stowell, HUDSON
John Nichols, Charlotte; l.. u. Caukin
Grand Rapids.
REPORTS from Olivet college contained
n statement that the institution en-
ploys more college graduates than al
other denominational colleges in the
state combined. BenZonia academy
was reported free of debt for the hrs'
time in its history.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
NOVEL ENTERTAINME ENT.

The Calumet Woman's club will offer
q Colonial vaudeville entertainment in
the Calumet theater next Tuesday eve-
ming. which will be both novel and en-
tertaining. Old plantation songs. CO.
lonial and other dances. and well drill
ed choruses will be features. Beautiful
costumes will be worn by some of those
taking part. and the entertainment
promises to be one of the best ever in
troduced locally. Miss Camper of Chi
cago has charge of the choruses and
drills. A child harpist of Chicago also
will assist i'm the entertainment
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
WILL SAFEGUARD VISITORS.
Crooks Will be Kept Out of Detroit
During Convention.

DuTiu9 NoHNoHt'ou.
Realizing that crooks from all parts
of the country are planning to operate
in Detroit during the summer months,
when the Ellts' rcaniosi and other sum
mer conventions are i'm session. Chief
of Detectives Mcdonnell held a confer
ence with Police Justice Stein yester-
day morning to discuss the problem
which the police department of Detroit
is facing. says the Detroit Free Press.
Justice Stein promised the captain
that he would do his utmost to rid De-
troit of unwelcome visitors who at
tempt to rob strangers. AS soon as
Justice Jeffries returns to the city Cap
tain Mcdonnell will also confer with
him.
Police Commissioner Croul was au-
thorized by the common council last
night to spend $4,000 for the services
of special officers from other cities dur
ing the Elks' convention. Fifteen of
the larger cities propose to send one
skilled detective each who can recog-
nize the crooks from their localities If
the latter attempt to operate in the
crowds here.
"In the last few weeks ten crooks
known throughout the country have
been picked up by detectives" said
Capt. Mcdonnell yesterday. while
they are arrested for no particular
offense il is up to us to keep them out
of the city. If we show that they are
worthless the police justices can send
them to Jail or order them out of the
city. This is what Justice Stein has
promised to do
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
CONTRACT is AWARDED.
Panton and White Of Duluth Will Re-
decorate the Calumet Theater.

At special meeting of the Red
Jacket village council last evening for
the purpose of awarding the contract
for the redecorating of the interior of
the Calumet theater, the work was
awarded to Panton and White, of Du-
luth, the contract price being $1.2sO.
The firm will begin work on June a.
and will complete it in three weeks
from that time. The other bidders
were Gimbel Bros. of Milwaukee, the
William Eckart company of Chicago
Baudine and Batoski of Hubbell and
Frank Pentzfold of the Chicago deco
rating firm of Laurium.
The council also approved the BOND
of John Harrington, who VIII nave
charge of the Arlington buffet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
PYTHIAN MEMORIAL DAY
Members Of Charity Lodge to Mark
Graves Of Dead Brothers

Members of Charity lodge NO. lsL
are preparing for the observance of the
national memorial day which fails on
June IA. flag day. The lodge VIII meet
at the Union building and after a
short ritualistic service. will march
TO the Hecla and Lake View cemeteries
where the graves of deceased Pythians
will be decorated. Rev. f. Sedweek. a
member of the Charity lodge will give
q short address at the graves, AMI the
ritualistic memorial service will be
cs rried out. Members of the Pythian
Sisters will accompany the members
Of the lodge to the cemetery.
1t Is likely that the members of the
Laurium and Charity lodges will at
tend divine services Jointly in one OF
the Calumet churches next Sunday.
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Primary song and march.

children of the Sunday school for this
occasion. sSs1s1s,.s
Primary song and march.
Recitation, Welcome, Lawrence Err
icckson.
Chorus. The victors Crown, school.
Responsive reading, school.
Recitation. The Birth of Children's
Day. James Buddell
Recitation, His Boundless Love, Dor
othy Waters.
Girls chorus, Natures Happy Song.
Recitation. Happy Secret. three
boys.
Recitation. What Jesus is to Me, four
girls.
Chorus, Paths of Peace. school.
Recitation, The Use of Flowers, Mel
vim Dick.
Recitation. The Forget Me- Not's
Message, Maud James.
Recitation, Friendships, Chris. Hen
dra and Alex Rowe.
Duet, Flowers of Eden, Will Croth-
ers and Wesley Wills.
Recitation, True Blue Irving Medlyn.
Recitation. Love to Jesus Ruth Os-
borne.
Chorus, Storm Clouds Have Lifted.
school.
Recitation, A Roadside Lesson, Ha-
zen Dick.
Recitation, The Little Bird, Kathlene
! Brooks.
Chorus. Earth's Awakening, school.
Recitation, Shall We Know Each
other There? Emeline Wills.
Recitation, Since God is over All.
Will Cudlip.
Song, Jesus I'm the Temple. FIVE
Dick children.
Recitation, May Not We, Irving Han
cock.
Recitation, A Life Transformed, Ell
sic Reep.
Chorus, Joyful in the Service of the
King. class of girls.
Exercise. Floral Bowers, eight girls.
Offering and announcements.
Solo, The Song of All Creation, Agnes
Birk.
Recitation. Gertrude Rupprecht.
( Recitation. Nazareth, wallace Brooks
Recitation. Tell Me story Mother,
Gladys Reep.
Chorus. Gates OF Gladness, school.
Recitation, He Careth for Us. Eddie
Paynter.
Recitation, God Loves Me. Violet Nj
cholls.
Exercise, five girls.
Chorus. Our Sun and Shield, school.
Benediction.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
COMMENCEMENT AT. BROWN
One Hundred Forty Second Class to
BE Graduated From University

Providence, r. l., June 1.-THE one
hundred and forty second annual COM
mencement exercises at Brown Uni
versity win be ushered in tomorrow
with the baccalaureate sermon by
President Faunce. Glass da" will be
celebrated Monday and the alumni viii
hold their annual reunions Tuesday.
The graduation exercises will take
place Wednesday. with Governor
Pothier. Count Won Bernstorf. the
German ambassador. and Hon. Robert
Cooper Smith of Montreal as the prip-
cipal speakers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
ELks FLAG DA Y PROGRAM

A large attendance OF Hancock ana
Calumet Elks will attend the Elks nag
day services to be held In the locai
Elks' temple next Tuesday afternoon,
commencing at 3 o'clock Attorney
w. r. Oates will deliver the tribute to
the flag. and Attorney John ID. Kerr
will render the flags history. There
will be musis by the Elk's quartette
and other features will mark the ex-
ercises.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
Congress May Reject Action Of
Washington Convention on
Boundary War
OPPOSITION has DEVELOPED
Agreement by Which Chief Justice oi
U. S. Supreme Court Was to Ar
bitrate May be Renowned by
Latin American Republic.

washington, June 11.-Official re-
ports have reached the state depart
ment from Costa Rlca to the effect that
strong opposition has developed in the
Costa Rican congress to e ratification
action of the convention in Washing
ton some months ago signed by rep
resentatives of that country with Pan
anna representatives by which theii
boundary dispute was referred to the
chief Justice of the United States su-
preme court as an arbitrator.
The opinion is expressed that the
convention may be rejected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
PAT KEllEY'S FORCES Are
DISAPPOINTED BY GRANGE
Failure to Get the 0. X. of Farm.
ers' Organization Is a Bit
ter Pill
AMOS ALSO ON FIRING LINE


Lansing, Mich. June 1.-THE state
ment made by N. p. Hull, master of
the State Grange, at Grand Rapids
recently, that the only satisfactory an
swer from the three republican cam
didates for governor was the reply
made by Chase S. Osborn, is a bitter
disappointment to the Kelley forces
here. They had confidently hoped that
their candidate would be the choice
of the Grange.
While the Grange does not officially
endorse any candidate at present, watt
ing reply from the Democratic cam
didate, the members of the executive
committee expressed themselves pleas
ed with the reply of Chase S. Osborn.
Master Hull believes, however, that
tonnage tax should include all min
erals mined I'm the state. He includes
the salt and coal mines of the lower
peninsula as well as the iron and cop
per mines i'm the northern section of
the state.
Other Sorrows for Kelley Men.
Kelleys friends had hoped that the
appointment of Master Hull as deputy
dairy and food commissioner would
have some effect on the executive COM
mittee and through it swing the Grange
in line.
This is the second disappointment
that came from appointments by the
governor to fill vacancies In state Of
fees. When John Bird was appointed
to the supreme bench, it was predict
ed by the Kelley forces that Lenawee
to line for Kelley. This event has not
yet happened and judging from indica-
tions, never will. When Colon c. Lii
lie and N. p Hull were appointed to
their respective Offices il was conf
IDENTIFY whispered by the Kelley forces
that that would swing the farmers
Both these gentlemen are agricultur-
lists and have large circle of friends
all over the state, but they don't seem
to respond to the call.
Amos After Pat Too.
And this Is not enough. Now comes
Amos Musselman and claims that Kel.
| ley has stolen his campaign thunder
that Kelley's reply to the grange IL
Identical with the platform issued ir
March by the Grand Rapids grocer
Musselman actually charges the lieu
| tenant governor with pilfering. claim
ing that he used business brevity wher
he formulated his platform, but thai
Kelley inflated the ideas of the Grand
Rapids candidate and made a two col.
umn reply out of a short paragraph
| Chase Osborn, however, at the Green
Vile banquet early last October, came
out for equal taxation of all properties
no matter where located, and as this
seems to be the thought which Kelley
claims as his own IL seems as If boil
Musselman and Kelley have adopted
Osborn's platform. in part at least.
AS Kelley is supposed to have sew
eral more surprises in store. tho
| grange fiasco will not discourage hin
and his managers. but the pill Is bitter
Just the same, as it was handed t.
him from a quarter from where 1t wa
least expected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
WEDDING OF ADELlNE oENEE
Wonderful Danish Dance Becomes
Bride of London Solicitor

London, June 11.-Society and the
stage were both represented In the as
semblage which filled st. Margarets
Chapel today at the wedding of Miss
Adeline Genee, the wonderful Danish
dancer who recently finished her
American tour, and Mr. Frank ;.
Isitt, prominent London solicitor
Following the wedding ceremony re-
ception was given for the bridal party
and guests at the town house of the
Duke and Duchess of Newcastie'
whose intimate friend and legal advis-
er Mr.. Isitt has been for many years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
PRETTY CHICAGO WEDDING

Chicago. June 1.-THE marriage of
Miss Mable Madden. daughter OF Con-
gresham and Mrs. NJ. B. Madden. and
Mr.. Paul Henderson took place this af
ternoon at the summer residence OF
the brides parents Castle Eden.
near Hinsdale The bride was attend
ed by Miss Lionne Adsit of Albany. N.
Y, and the best man was Mr.. Lionel
Gardiner Of this city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
FALLS 90 FEET TO DEATH.

Cleveland, o.. June 11.-Plunging I'm
his automobile through the open draw
of the Superior viaduct onto the bank
of the Cuyahoga river ninety feet be-
low. Fred r. Blee, an automobile deal
er. was instantly killed at an early hour
this morning. The machine struck
Johi Wonstow, n watchman, in falling
breaking both his legs. Blee was alone
i'm the automobile when the accident
occurred
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
woMEN's GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Philadelphia June u.-For the third
time i'm the Ave years the event has
been held Miss Fanny c. Osgood OF
the Country club Of Brookline. Mass,
today won the championship of the
womens' Eastern Golf Association.
Miss Osgood made the course in 90
strokes and her total for the 20 holes
of medal play was 357.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
RECTOR Is ACQUITTED.

Chicago. June 11.-Rev. Robert Nor
ris Kemp. a former rector OF st. Chrys-
ostoms Episcopal church of this city
was acquitted of the charge of I'M
morality by jury, in Judge Windes
court here today. Witnesses for the
prosecution included members of the
boy choir.
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is KILLED IN BATTLE
Charles G. RosenthaI Of Milwaukee
Meets Death in Nicaragua

Milwaukee, June 10.-Captain Ross
reported killed i'm battle i'm Nicara-
qua. is believed TO have been Louis r.
Rosenthal, son of Charles Il. Rosenthal
of this city. Young Rosenthal 1t is
known. Joined the Nicaraguan insur-
gent army. Rosenthal's father has re-
ceived confirmation of his sons death
from the American consul at Bluefields
and has taken the matter up with the
state department at Washington.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
NEW SINGER AT GRAND

Manager d. f. Rice of the Grand
theater has secured the services OF
Ruth f. Bigelow, one of Chicago's
most renowned vocalists for a -four
weeks engagement commencing June
13. Miss Bigelow has previously been
engaged by Sousas band and has also
sung with Creators band.
The work of Joseph Miller the new
singer at the rand. is much appreciat-
ed by local patrons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
TAFT APPROVES PLAN

Washington. June 11.-By approving
the latest step in the Reconsideration of
national forests and public lands to-
day, President Taft increased the pub
lic demand, available to homestead
entry, to 1, 1S2,S16 acres and increased
the national forests. 3S1,094 acres. This
reclassification is the governments
hope of stemming the tide of emigra-
ton from the United States to the
Canadian northwest.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
BAD CRIME UNCOVERED.

Chicago, June 1.-THE bodies of two
male infants apparently twins, five
days old, were found concealed in a
gunnysack floating on a stagnant ditch
on the outskirts of the city today.
Death seems to have been due to
drowning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
INJUNCTION Is DENIED

Chicago, June 1.-THE motion OF the
pullman company and the Grea'
Northern railroad for a preliminary IN
junction to prevent the lowering OF
sleeping car rates by the interstate
mmerce-commission was denied oy
Judges Grosscup, Baker and seaman
Of the United states Circuit cour'
hare today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
CONFIRM DEATH SENTENCE.

London, June 11.-Official advices
from Cairo, Egypt, state that the court
of cessation at Theo, today confirmed
the sentence of death imposed upon
Student wardani who shot and kiiieu
Boutros Peacha Ghali, Egyptian prem
Ter and minister of foreign affairs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
DEATH OF WIN. CROSSE, sR.

The death occurred early this morn
ing, of William Crosse. Sr, of Allouez
He was aged 81. The decedent hao
been i'm failing health for a long time
He is survived by wife and several
grown-up children. among whom Il
William Crosse, Jr.. of Renova. Tne
funeral will prabably be held ne%'
Tuesday afternoon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
SUSPEND RATES 10 MONTHS

Washington June 11:-1t under
stood the railroad bill as 1t will come
from the conference will fix ten
as the time for the suspension
of the alleged unreasonable rates by
the interstate -commerce-c commission.
The time Is the same as contained in
the senate bill and is said to be salts
factory to the president.
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FIVE HUNDRED HOMELESS.

Seattle. Wash, June 1.-The fire
that broke out on the north water
front during the hurricane / t night
was carried by the wind 20 district
thickly populated and covered py
wooden buildings and in short time
twenty acres were ablaze causing a
loss of. n million dollars and driving
five hundred people, homeless, into the
storm
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
CHICAGO BANKS MERGE.

Chicago, June 11.-A merger of the
Continental and the Commercial ma
tional banks was accomplished today
by a vote of the directors of both
banks. The consolidation will be ef-
fective August 1. The capital or the
merged institution will be $2O,Ooo'ooo'
with deposits of s194,4SS,9S5 surplus
and profits of $s,s69,993. George Nj
Reynolds. president of the Continental
bank, will be president of the new
bank
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ARcHBIsHoPs THREATENED.

New orleans, June 11.--A letter
threatening Archbishop Blenk with
death. on account of the active part he
is taking in the work directed against
the revival of race track gambling IN
louisiana. was received at the arch
bishops palace last night.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-11
SUSPEND RATES TEN MONTHS.

Washington, June lit is under
stood the railroad bill as IL will come
from the conference. will fix ten
months as the time for the Suspension
of the alleged unreasonable rates by
the interstate commerce commission
The time is the same as contained
in the senate bill and is said to be sat
isfactory to the. president
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will Provide for Commission to
Devise Means to Control Bond
Issues
TAFT AGAIN CARRIES POINT
President is Informed at Conference
IL Will Be impossible to Pass Bill
With Desired Provision
This Session.

Washington, June 11.-Under in
structions of Attorney General Wick
ersham that the new railroad
bill should include some pro-
vision looking to the control of new
issues of stocks and bonds by railroad
companies, IL was decided at a house
conference today that a paragraph be
added to the bin providing for a COM
mission to investigate and report at
the next session OF congress the best
means of dealing with this situation.
The president was told again today
that with all democrats but one op-
posed to giving the interstate COM
merce commission supervision OF this
subject, IL was absolutely impossible
to get an out and out provision for
control of stocks and bonds issue in
the bill this session.
Rsbatinq on Frsisht Charges.
Washington. June lion applica-
tion of Attorney General Wickersham,
William S. Kenyon. assistant attorney
general, is expected to file today in the
United States circuit court at Chicago
bill i'm equity against certain Chicago
stock yards companies for alleged re-
batting on freight charges.