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Evening journal., 1911-06-02
ODDITIES IN
ADAY'S NEWS

JACKSON. Miss "A negro mob
lynched Alfred johnson, who killed
an aged negro while a white mob
stood by and applauded.
NEW YORK.-In the hope that
their baby will join the United States
Army when he grows up. Maurice
Kaufman and. wife advertised him as
a soldier boy in the birth announce
ment
GLASGOW, Ky.-The twenty-five
guides in Mammoth Cave have gone
on strike because they do not like
the new manager.
NEW YORK.-The annual report of
''~roN .Aows that IL now
owns productive property taxed at
LONDON An anonymous peace
advocate has given 100000 for the
distribution of cheap copies of Nor
man Angell's Peace Book, The Great
illusion.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Contraband
opium worth 100000 has been seized
on the Japanese liner American
Maru.
NEW YORK.--AIiss Martha Lairit7
of Weirmar. Germany, is in the city
enroute to the Island of Maui. one oi
the Hawaiian group, 1O.000-mile
trip. to we'd Joseph Tiela. a sugar
plantation superintendent.
KANSAS CITY-Kansas has sent
out Q preliminary call for $4,000 har-
vest hands.
NEW YORK.-Five thousand mem
bers of the National Electric bigh
Association made up the biggest the
atre party in New Yorks history lasf
night, filling three houses and over
flowing into a fourth.
WASHINGTON-The historic ole
Riggs House, for years the Washing
ton headquarters Of Southern Repre-
sentatives and Senators is being tori
down to make way for a theatre.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
MAIL ORDER MARRIAGES.
Personal Application for Licenses Not
Necessary In New Hampshire.

Necessary In New Hampshire.
BY The United Press.
NASHUA, N. H.. June 2.-Mail order
marriages are now the vogue in the
New England territory that used TO
make Nashua its gretna green. A new
law that was intended to break up the
indiscriminate marriage business pro-
vides that the license clerk must have
certain facts about the couple seek
ing a license five days before the cere-
mony is performed. But il does not
provide for personal application for H.
censes. so orders are now coming 10
the clerk by mail, telephone and tele-
graph
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
ROLLS AFFECT MIR. KEENAN,.

James keenan,. contracting painter
is suffering with series Of boils. At
present he has one on the back OF his
head. Mr.. Keenan, has had ten on
different parts of his body.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
Tobacco IN France.

The government tobacco monopoly in
France was established by Emperor
Napoleon Bonaparte in decree issued
Dec. 20. 1910. This decree reserved
o the government monopoly Of the
importation. manufacture and sale of
tobacco I'm all its forms.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
PARTISAN SAGE NOW SOLD ALL
OVER AMERICA

Some hair tonics are good. Partisan
Sage is better. Some people keep on
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Trimmed Hats. formerly priced
at $500, 5000. $500 and 5000; this
week ..........s $500 and $500
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

NEW OWNER FOR LOT.
H. T. Bush has sold to Ellis w.
Lazell the lost 90x9O Al Willard and
Greonhill avenues, for S10,500.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
SFIFISHNESS.

One thing is clear to me-that
no indulgence Of passion destroys
the spiritual nature SO much as re-
spectacle seihshness. - George
Macdonald.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Use it to put life, luster and bril-
liancy into the hair.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Trimmed Hats that sold for
$1,000. s12.0O. $500. $500 and
$1,000; sale price this @E mn
week ............ 49,. .VVsOO
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

WASHINGTON.-The historic old
Riggs House, for years the Washing
ton headquarters Of Southern Repre-
sentatives and Senators is being torn
down to make way for a theatre
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

KANSAS CITY-Kansas has sent
out preliminary call for $4,000 har-
vest hands.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
Fruit and Produce OuotatIons.

Quoted daily for THE EVENING
JOURNAL by Thomas N. stayton:
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Mfg. Co, Buffalo.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-29
80 YEARS OF SUCCESS
THE 3. M. HYDE CO. OFFER A
REMEDY FOR cATARRH. THE
MEDICINE COSTS MOTH
ING IF 1T FAILS.

When a medicine effects a success
full treatment i'm a very large majority
of cases, and when we offer that med
icine on our own personal guarantee
that IL will cost the user nothing If II
does not completely relieve catarrh, IT
is only reasonable that people should
believe us. or at least put our claim
To a practical test when we take all
the risk. These are facts which we
want the people TO substantiate. We
want them to try ReXall Mucu- Tone,
n medicine prepared from prescrp-
tion OF a physician with whom catarrh
was a speciality. and who has record
of thirty years of onviable success to
his record
We receive more good reports about
Rexall Mucu-Tone than we do Of all
other catarrh remedies sold i'm our
store, and IL more people only knew
what a thoroughly dependable remedy
Rexall Mucu-Tone u.s. it would he the
only catarrh remedy We would have
any demand for.
RexaIl Mucu-Tone is quickly alb
sorbed and by its therapeutic effect
tends to disinfect and cleanse the
entire mucous membraneous tract, e
destroy and remove the parasites
which injure the membraneous us
sues, to sooth the irritation and hea
the soreness. stop the mucous dis
charge, build up strong. healthy us
sue and relieve the blood and system
of diseased matter. Its influence i
toward stimulating the muco-ceis
aiding digestion and Improving nu'
triton until the whole body vibrate'
with healthy activity In a compar
atlvely short time II brings about
noticeable gain I'm weight, strength
good color and feeling OF buoyancy'
We urge YOU TO try Rexall Mucu
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Remember you can obtain ReXa
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-29
Hancock Department
NAVAL RESERVE FLEET ON
LAKES AROUStS CANADIANS

Says an ottawa, Canada, dispatch:
In the house this afternoon MIR.
Borden, the opposition leader, quoted
from an American newspaper a de-
scription of the naval maneuvers.
which II is proposed TO hold i'm Lake
Michigan in the vicinity of Chicago.
IL was stated In the article that the
vessels present would include one he
longing TO the navy proper, which
would be brought to Chicago through
the canals with the consent of the
Canadian government.
Mr.. Borden asked if the govern
ment had given such consent, also If
the terms of the agreement as to ar
mament on the Great Lakes did not
provide that more than one vessel
carrying one is FOUNDER should be
permitted on Lake Ontario and not
more than two such vessels on the
upper lakes. To this Sir Wilfrid I.aur-
Ter replied:
MY honorable friend has correct
ly stated the tenor of the convention
OF 1917. That convention, as is well
known, limits the armed war vessels
to be maintained on the Great Lakes
to one on Lake Ontario and two on
the upper lakes. The United States
obtained permission to pass through
our canals some training ships, the
conditions being, l think, that they
should not be armed. Whether or not
the maneuvers mentioned come within
the treaty or not is a question as to
which | would not be prepared to Of
fer any answer at the moment The
matter Is engaging our attention and
If necessary representations will be
made to Washington. The United
States, If | remember rightly, made
application to pass a cruiser. My i'm
preston is that this application was
not entertained. Another application
has been made to take one of the
training ships down and substitute
another"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-29

p. II. o'Brien, Democratic candidate
for circuit Judge was a visitor In the
city last evening and dropped in at the
Citizens party convention last even
ing to greet some of his friends.
Del Curtis of Merrill. Wis, has ar
rived in Hancock TO take position
as accountant at the Hancock branch
Of the Armour Company on Railroad
avenue.
Electrical connections for the new
nump at the No. 2 water works sys-
tenn were completed and the pump was
mt into operation experimentally yes
terdav. The pump worked very sat's-
raetorily and will shortly be put into
active service pumping water into the
million gallon reservoir built last sum
mer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-29
FRED FRANCIS
Is NOMINATED
CHOICE OF CITIZENS PARTY FOR
MAYOR. C. T. HARRINGTON
FOR JUSTICE. M. FINN
DECLINES TO RUN.

Fred Francis, one of the unsuccess-
iul aspirants for the Republican NOM
lnation for mayor, was last night NOM
mated for the head of the Citizens
party ticket at the convention held i'm
the city hall. The nomination was mn
animous and the secretary cast one
vote for the convention. Similar pro-
cedure was followed in regard to
Michael Finn, nominated for city clerk.
who later declined to run. and
for c. T. Harrington. for Justice
of the peace. No nomination was made
Tor treasurer, the place being left
blank, thereby endorsing Jay ID. Lane
tot, the present incumbent who was
re-nominated by the Republicans last
week.
The convention was called To order
at about o'clock by City Chairman
August Mette. Daniel Crowley was
elected as temporary chairman, Will
Liam j. Hoffenbacher secretary and
Wilbert Goldsworthy. c. e. Rouleau
and c. Simmer telers.
For Primary Nomination.
The chairman appointed a commit
tee of five on credentials consisting of
ID. A. Holland, Arthur Jacques, August
Mette, Frank Francis and Michael
Doule. The committee reported in ia
vor Of making the temporary organiza-
ton permanent. read the list of those
entitled to seats, and offered a resolu-
ton endorsing the proposal to nomin-
9te city officials by primary election,
ieafi.ming past declarations of nom
craftsmanship i'm municipal administra-
ton and the selection of candidates for
their fitness to fill the various offices.
rather than because Of political afIilia-
tions.
What Citizens Party Is.
Chairman Crowley, before calling for
nominations, made a brief address
stating that he was frequently asked
what the Citizens party stood for, and
If 1t wasn't the same as the Democratic
party. Mr.. Crowley said IL is not. but
that ii is the party of the independent
voter, a protest against bringing Re-
phbiiNhu party pblllltH lnlo IllunlclDdl
affairs. When we climb the city hall
stairs to pay our taxes, we do not pay
them to a man because he is Repub-
lican but because we elected him TO be
n public servant The Citizens party
welcomes Republicans. Prohibition
lists, Democrats and Socialists or any
men who desire to be free TO do their
own thinking and TO exercise the right
of making their own nomination of
men to do their work for them in Off
cial positions"
Making the Nominations.
The nomination of Fred Francis for
Mayor was made by Alderman Dan
Holland of the third ward. Wilbert
Goldsworthy placed in nomination
Michael Finn for city clerk, and Arthur
Jacques named Mr.. Harrington for JUS
tice, fun term. Frank Francis moved
that no nomination be made for treas
urer.
The Ward Tickets.
Caucuses were held at half past Z
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-29

| o'clock in the four wards TO nominate
ward candidates for supervisor, alder
man and constable, and delegates to
the city convention. The nominations
made were as follows:
First ward-Alderman-E. O'Neill;
constable, p. j. Keils.
Second ward-Alderman Peter
Maier. Constable, Ed Lee.
Third ward-Supervisor-J Fun
key Alderman, Dan A. Holland. Con-
stable, Walter Mason.
Fourth Supervisor-George A.
Davey. Alderman, A. j. Kinvile. Con-
stable, Frank Coon.
Hancock Township Opposition.
In Hancock township an opposition
ticket has been named to run against
that nominated a week ago, and is as
follows:
Supervisor-Charles Schmidt.
Clerk-Peter Poisson.
Treasurer-Jacob Turinen.
Highway Commissioner-AI b er
Getche.
Overseer of Highways-Jacob Pus-
ka.
Member board review-Henry Hols-
worth.
Justice of the peace-Grover Hols-
worth.
onstables-William Rochon, Gus
Moianen, Matt Koistanen, Mike Pep
| in.
Mr.. Poisson, candidate for clerk on
the above ticket. is reported TO have
made an offer that in case of his cleo
tion he will give half of his salary to
the highway fund, one half to be APP
piled To the improvement of the lake
shore road. the other TO the Salo road.
The Independent FRANKLIN ticket is
composed of Richard Rourke for sup
ervsor: Ed. Shields for clerk; Will
liam Madigan for treasurer; William
| Vial for highway commissioner and
Jacob Mantta for member of the board
of review.
Changes Made in Tickets.
After the conclusion of the conven-
ton last night and before the ticket
was filed word was received that
Michael Finn. nominated for clerk, de-
clined to run and desired his name
taken from the ticket. The office was
therefore left vacant. Jacob Green was
placed on the Citizens ticket for SUI
pervisor i'm the second ward, TO oppose
DR. w. II. Matchette, the Republican
nominee, who was Mr. Green's sue
cessful opponent for the nomination al
the Republican caucus last week
The Republican ticket has also beer
changed to the extent of placing the
name of Louis H. Richardson on file as
candidate for alderman to run agains
Jerry O'Neill. the Citizens nominee
The arrangements leaves the Repub-
lican candidates for clerk and treas
urer and ]. l.. Harris for supervisor II
ward one unopposed for reelection.
An effort was made yesterday to pre-
vent the filing of the independent o
peoples" ticket in Franklin township
the township board at first declining t'
receive IL. but after legal opinion hat
been given on the subject 1t was FINAL!
accepted and will be printed on IN
ballots.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-29

Nor, Hancock on Page -Four.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-29

The Ward Tickets.
Caucuses were held at half past Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
TWO SLAIN I'm GUN FIGHT
DETECTIVE MI RDzRED
Bl WEALTHY FUGITIVE
John Nanhoose Shot by Gideon
Marcus at Breedon. ". Va Who
in Turn Vas Killed.
Deputy-Sheriff Crumms Avenee,
Deaih Of Detective BY Quick
Work With Gun.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va Dec 90 -
John Van hoose. eyed Sc. one of th-
best known detective In West N1-
sinia. ant Gideon Marcum aged 80
scion of promirerf family. engaged
ln "a fatal tuel a. Hrecden. " Va ro
cay. Nh"n Van Hoose attempted to Ar
I'@t hoose on a charge rf burglary
Marcnm vas too quick for th. noted
d-tecuNe. and when tha latter tanned
MIN on The shoulder and asked ht,,
To come along. Marcum like a fash
pulled a pistol and nred the bullet On
leri1g Van iioOss's abdomen. CAUSING
instant death
Marrum started Co run. bur he had
'rumms o. Wayne county. vao had
accompanied Van Hocse on the c,-..
and a moment later Na-cum psid IN.
penalty FER his own crime ehan he
Tell dead from bullet AIRED bv ia.
depuN sheriff. whose aim proved true
Van HoOse's home vas az Cstl.ffs
burE. Ky. Ills body was brought bacs
here tonight ie Was an ernnioy. Do,
The baldwin agency and was assigned
10 the y a " railroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
GREETS PRINCES
Ming George Receives Over Hun.
dred of Royalty of India in
Audiences.

DELHI Dec o. king George his
had a busy time since his arrival tr
camp Tor there has been a succession
OF ceremonies during the past three
days. More than one hundred native
princes have been received In audi.
ence hy the king and their visits have
been returned, by the kings command
by the viceroy.
Today King George and QuaenAiary
reviewed a magnificent church parade
which was an impressive spectacle
Few Americans are attending the
durbar apparently being deferred BY
tears OF eNtortionate rates for accom-.
fnodation. A. one Of the lending
hotels the minimum rate for each per
son IS $50 daily FOR minimum OF 20
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
GOV. ODDTE DEFENDS RENO

binr was stopped our fhnre fuo
f"ars ego. and The day Of Tho vide.
open State has passed aaay.
The press NJ tho entire rr.nfrv
hsf" bad much fu about fra easv
r1rfl' orf ~ divorce DOB Nevada and
f1ere is much truth In rha- fhoy aay
~ conditions there Nevada i- ready
f1 make strong EFFORT f1 bring about
Uniform divorce lave fhr0ughouf an
ine states. ard her people wish
heartily fo do away with the evil A.
fhe next confereuce of Governors T
hope fo see things started for uniform
divorce laws in Oil fhe states. and r
expect fo Do very active ln that re-
card
Governors Carev. % Wyoming. p
erhart of Nilna.0fa. Hapfey. of Ida-
90. and L.eu'enarf Governor ~. R.
FIfggeraifo ~ Colorado. also spoke a.
w. O. a meeting All % the
Goferuors urged thar their territory
1ffref lne cpporunities for relief
from the congestion Of the cities.
Tho party was entertained a. dln-
ner tonight b. John Hays Hammond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
DRY CAMPAIGN
Opened at steubenvilie With Address
~ President !. Knox
Montgomery.

-le-i1l Dispatch fn ne 1rfrlliGerrer
STU BENNlLLE. O. Dec i0-The
drys' held three blk meetings here
this afternoon and evening. addressed
by President J Knox Montgomery o.
MuskinEum college and Miss Frances
Ensign. president Of Ohio W G.. r. T..
Tomorrow evening Congressman q O..
iiObson viii address dry" meet
meeting. Both newspapers here are
supporting the dry cause The Rank
of Industry. sll officials and business
men are appealing for continuance ~
dry conditions. The wet" committee
is conducting a stil hunt organization
so FAR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
ENTER PEN
McNAMAR.iS BEGIN TERMS
~ SAN ct ENTIN PRISON
Heads Cropped. Measured for
Stripes and Subjected to Prison
Photographer.
Dynamiiers' Cell Adjoins Murder
err RoW-Will 60 Ia Work in
Jute Mill To-Day.

san QUENTIN. Cat. u,c 10Th.
mcnamara brothers TODAY snf-r,.i
Snn quentin penIfrutlary
lh" men entered the prison. 10 Is
'air't authenticated. believing that
theN had achieved much for tha
cause OF union labor and had ben
WisunderstoOd in their efforts and
the resu.ts they obtained
NHirl,t from Los Angeles ou A fast
nlEhf train. The men Wera taken from
Do a' sunrise TODAY. prf on "a river
steamer ana landed two hours and q
haf later 90 The prison wharf ON san
Pablo bsy The sbackles which bound
them ~ere slipped on aud they toHed
lp ~" prison hin beside sheriff VII.
lHra A. Hammcl
A. th" prison clock struck In John
J. McNamara. pr~c rdct by Warden
Johu Ho'ie. stepped over tho fhr...
hold ~ che lail door. with hls brother
directly behind him m five minutes
James H McNamara had become
convict 21.2i9 and John } McNamara
was NJ. -5.5l5. They Were measured
Tor jail clothing. photographed iu two
pos lions. ElNeu = carbohc uucturrd
baih. put into stripes. shaved and
cropped and Tcphotoeraphed Within
--- At'''tA at.N't N.tN Alf-A over To AnNn MuT
rSs. teutenant OF the yard. oho took
them to cell Is ln a stone tier look
.ng out over the PRISONS upper
yard. a great flower garden
Near conderned Prisoners
Gel i adJoin. the tier OF cells In
which condemned murderers are Kept
and the balcony outside o. cut on by
"a little CRATE. Further down the row.
toward the other end. ls the cell Of
Abraham Reuf Who is serving a four.
trenYear sentence ior bribery in con
nection With the san Francizco graft
cases. keuf u IA cell 3 Ia cell II
Of the tier o. Henry Dalton. for sew.
eoteen years assessor of Alameda
county. and recently convicted Of ac-
cepting u bribe
The dinner the McNamaras ate con
sisted of corn beef. brown gravy.
steamed potatoes. boiled beans
stewed dried fruit. coffee cake. bread
and coffee
Work In Jute Mil.
The brothers passed tho remainder
~ the day in their cells. Tomorrow
they vii begin work Boz the iute mill.
Warden Hoyle said. bur james B ON
the advice of sheriff HammeI. will be
examined FOR tuberculosis. and 81 hc
shows symptoms Of 10. he will BE-
given other work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
IL
WITH NNANiARAS N
LOS ANGELES AFFAIR
McManigars story Gave Califor
MIA Grand Jury Facts on Which
They Will Indiet.
MNanigal viii Be Taken to m
dianapOlis to Tell His Story.
Then set Free.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 10 -OftIe Z
NcNantsnl s.ll D. taken % indian
apoiis within few rsys 20 tell the
federal Grand jury there shat h,.
kncNs % the alleged dynsmifin- con
spirscy the hrst chapter % which
vas closed today. with The placing OF
James H and John NcNamara ln
th" san Quentin state p~a.tentlary
Just sh-n NcManigai will leave
her" has not been drterm ned. bar he
will b. ln Indianapolis by Decem bar
- the federal grand lury being sch"d
uled 20 begin lt- probe there on Dc
c~mber u
The investigation here is aimed a.
loss than nve persons. while the ln.
dianapols inquiry is expected 10
bring into the umeiirht a. least a
dozen
These facts acre learned today az
ter a canvass o. those - bo have had
much to DO wIth the Mcnamara case
here. and ~ho viii continue to work
on it Partial confirmation came from
McManlgal himself AZ the county Jail
today When be- said
TN tell ans grand jury arvN here
everything that know I have moth.
ing 10 conceal. and I shall consider it
my duty 90 give the authorities an in
foTmatlun in my possession
McManigal VIII be accompanied
when he leaves here by Malcolm Nc.
I.aren McMauigal after his trips
around the country giving testimony
probably will be- released
Twenty nve witnesses are expected
20 appear before the grand jury here
This week Iufsraat will reufer fr the
appearance ~ some of san Francisco .
labor leaders. who have been subpoe.
naed. bat by the end ~ the week all
important points ln the Mcnamara
case will have been settled lndlct-
nents are not expected before Janu-
AIRY s.
Tomorrow Burt " Franklin. charged
With bribinE a prospective Juror In the
Mcnamara case. will be arraigned for
preliminary examination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
NAME TRUSTEE
Credtors o. Henry Wssgy Elect
Amos Bright. Who Qualities
Win Bond % $1,000

sp~'ia p.spatel tp tle rn-s.fr.r-e-.
SUTTON. vs. Va. dec f0 The
creditors of Henry Waggy. recently
aojudged bankrupt. met here vcs
terday az the Instance of the referee
Attorney 2 O. Rider. and elected
Hon. Amos Bright the veil k,o,ya
banker. trustee. Who gave bond in
the sum o. $4,000 ani proceeded
with his duties The !abuiIes fted
b. Mr Waggy amount to s22q.674s
while bic assets are S23G.4g7
~ the creditors meeting there vas
proved % the common dobts 1-s
claims. agRreEafiug s11O.442 ". o.,
which claims ~. agRregatlng Sf.-
2f02O. voted for Mr BRIGHT IA
trustee