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The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
FULFlLLS HIS DEATH DREAM
Visions Of Hearse Waiting for casket
Finally Induces Man to
XIII Self.

Phoenixville, Pa.--Tortured for
weeks by constantly recurring
dream, in which was pictured a fu-
neral cortege with hearse opened to
receive a casket which has being car
ried from the house in which he board
ed, Peter Luzech died shortly after he
had cut his throat with razor.
Witnesses, called at the inquest held
by Deputy Coroner G. II. Howell, told
the story of the strange apparition
which had so long oppressed Luzecki
and which drove him finally from loss
OF sleep into insanity. His fellow.
boarders told Of accounts OF his
strange dream which the suicide gave
them at breakfast each morning, and
in which he declared that 1t forecast
his own death and pictured to him his
funeral.
Within the past few days Luzecki
was apparently suffering from a great
nervous strain. and could talk OF little
else than what he termed his coming
funeral.
Recently groan was heard, evident
ly coming from the room which he oc.
cupied. and investigation revealed the
man lying in a pool OF blood and fast
bleeding 10 death. He died half an
hour later. He was unmarried and
had been resident OF Phoenixville
for seven years.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
WORK ON SIDEWALKS.
OIL Dressing Proving Very Satisfactory
AS Top Bender.

Good progress is being made by Con
tractor Paul +. Roehm with the work
ON the cement sidewalks throughout
The Village. Mr. Roehm has a force
OF men at work on Tamarack street
and When this street is finished opDr.
auona viii be begun on Lake Linden
avenue. The old wooden walks on this
street having been torn up some time
ago
street Commissioner James V. wills
has practically completed work on
FIRST street, WHICH is now one OF the
h'st thoroughfares IN the village. The
surface win be given coating OF tar
ooiInH the next few days.
The oil dressing with which expert
ments We're made this summer is prov =
ing Very satisfactory as a top binder,
streets IN the village which were treat
ed with the oil dressing are now
practically dustless and the surplus
OIL mas been absorbed, leaving the
Sueeta in excellent condition,
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
LAURIUM
TWO MORE BIG
SHOWS COMING
HagenbaCh Animal Show and Buf.
faIO BiIl's Wild West

Iaurium is proving a popular stamp
ing ground Tor circus attractions this
summer. While ordinarily a big carni-
val attraction such as the Greater
United and Mezeppa shows would
prove the biggest attraction of the
summer and the appearance Of Ring
ling Bros circus would make this
elmmer Il notable one. there two other
big tented attractions contracted for
to appear at the Laurium park.
The Hagenbach three ring circus
ana animal show, one of the largest
in the United States and formerly the
Wallace Hagenbach circus will pitch
its tents at the park early In August
and will undoubtedly prove a great
drawing card The HaEenbach circus
has appeared In Calumet before. Il
win undoubtedly be greeted by thou
sands at both performances. II is
probable definite date for this at
traction viii be announced in few
days
The Buffalo Bill Wild West show
and PaWuoe Bilrs great east show
which are appearing together this sea-
son will he at the Iaurium driving
park on August IL and viii provide an
other attraction Of great interest The
buffalo Bill show appeared In Han
cock few years ago and attracted
mann people from Calumet. Col. Cody
is making his farewell tour this year
and for this reason if for no other
the circus viii draw a large attend
ange
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
GRIFFO
IS NOW BECCAR
Once Great Fighter Arrested For
Asking For Aims
ONCE GREAT FIGHTER is AR
RESTED FOR ASKING AIMS.
DIDN'T KNOW VALUE
or MONEY.

New York. July 16.-Albert Griffith.
known in the pugilstic world as young
Griffo. and FOR several years the light
weight champion OF Australia, was ar
rested here early today charged with
soliciting aims. The former cham
pion, shabbily dressed, and hungry.
was liued up at the station house be-
fore Sergeant Sheridan. who knew him
well in lis palmy days, and recogn-
iZed him despite the 200 pounds of
flesh which concealed his once athletic
frame
Fifteen years ago" said Sheridan
reminiscently "tiriffo used 10 bet IA
Thousand dollars that no one could
knock a cigar from his mouth. while
he stood on handkerchief. He did
not step on the bit of cloth and ne
did not strike a blow. He merely
lodged aud always won his bet
His first fight In this country was
for purse of $4,000 at the Broadway
Athletic club. He won and the cash
Ter brought him a big roll of green
hacks-tlree one thousand dollars bills.
eight one hundred dollar bills, end
two hundred dollars in one dallar bills.
lie could not read or write and had
never seen any of those bills OF
larger denomination. He was glad 20
get the one dollar bills, but did not
want the others. The crowd tried To
persuade him 10 take them, but could
not so Critic walked off with the Two
hundred one dollar bills. and left the
rest, S3,S00."
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
FLAW IN RusE's RECORD.
Had Help TO Win on June 13. Game
Doesn't Count

Doesn't Count.
Marquard's record OF straight wins
has flaw In IL in that he is given
credit FOR winning "a game June 13.
in which he was taken out with the
score . TO / against the Giants cram
dall finished the game. which result
ed IN a 3 10 victory for the Giants.
The fact that Marquard was taken out
90 allow pinch hitter TO bat for him
does not affect the case.
If FOR instance. neither side had
scored after Marauard was relieved
10y CrandalI Il surely could not bee
charged that Crandan had lost the
game. ana since IL was won while he
was performing the credit for the
game should be given To him Bat
Tor some unaccountable reason this
game is one In the Marquard string
which helps 10 give him a remarkable
unbroken string OF victories. though
10 is hard TO understand by what pro
cess OF reasoning he can be given
credit for having won a game which
stood against him when he retired.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
SPORTING
Local Team Defeats lshpemlng
by Score Five to Three

Good pitching by JUL was respon-
sible for Ishpemings defeat yester-
day afternoon at the c. * H. park.
The score was 3 to 3. Until the last
fnning. JUL pitched gild-edge ball.
He was touched up i'm the ninth for
two Dingles. and with the bases full
II looked as though the Hematite city
nine might tie the score AS II was,
lshpeming got two runs i'm this in
ming double play by Williams to
Kaiser To Mclaughlin, and Il ny
caught by Williams retired the side.
Juul's brother. known az Burton.
was on the mound for Ishpeming. and
allowed only six hits. but they were
made when needed Ishpemng made
its first run i'm the initial inning. Ray
led off with hit. but was put out at
second on Kaad's grounder Kaad ad-
vanced on Clarks grounder and scor-
ed on q single by Geelan.
Calumet replied TO this by securing
three runs. Allen walked. Cross
reached first on fielder's choice and
so did Mclaughlin. Kaiser and Coo
per flew out. Hogan drove in Allen
and Cross with a two bagger. and
Mclaughlin scored on a passed ball.
Juul singled In the fifth. was ad-
vanced on Aliens sacrifice, and scor-
ed on McIaughlin's single. Kaiser led
off i'm the eighth inning with a two
bagger and scored on Hogan's two
bagger. The detailed score:
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
ARMED WITH TOY PISTOL.

CaTaVa TerVeli Of Franklin was ar
charged with the careless use OF fire
arms. the complaint being the result of
the alleged use of firearms in connec
ton with the labor difficulties at the
Franklin mine. Tervelli demanded an
Iice Armit last evening which WIS set
for today. When searched. il was found
Terveli was armed only with a toy
pistol.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
HE HUNG ON SPIKE IN WELL
leases Impaled Man--ColIapses
After Reaching Safety.

Allentown, Pa.-As John Dougherty
was chasing a chicken he ran across
an old well so feet deep. whose cover
ing crushed beneath his weight.
BY rare luck a rusty spike In a
beam, which did not go down. caught
in his coat, and he was enabled to
grab the beam.
Nobody was about and his cries for
help were unheard. He hung by the
rickety old beam for ten minutes,
when, by the exercise of superhuman
strength. he managed to .,erform ac.
robatics which landed him on top OF
the crosspiece. He then crawled to
safety, so unnerved that he collapsed.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
MAY CHANGE AGREEMENT.

Syracuse. n. V. July 1G.--Bchind
closed doors. the director OF the Ma
tional association of Professional Base
hall League of America held a lengthy
meeting here last night. II Is under :
stood that the meeting had to do with
change of the peace agreement between
the major and minor Leagues The
It was stated, would
be made public by the national base
ball commission.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

nea cannibals, who kindly sent mo
back the bones"
The hairy butterfly described by
Mock, now in the Rothschild collec-
tion, is almost furry, so thick is it's
covering, and 1t has wonderful ap-
pearance. The explorer, who has been
twenty-three years in New Guinea,
brings back with him also specimens
OF the famous birds Of paradise.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
sox MAY GET CHASE.

New York. July 10 Rumors con-
tinue to circulate TO the effect that a
trade is imminent between the New
York Americans and the White Sox, IN
which the principal figure is Hal Chaae.
star first sacker of the Highlandcrs.
The southpaw has not been going wei.
this year, but President Comiskey is
willing t. give lniielder Beider a
pitcher and considerable sum OF
money I'm exchange for him.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
To preserve Old Pho,oarapbs.

One way to preserve old photo
graphs is as follows Put the photo
graphs into clean, hot water; very
soon the pictures loosen and may be
easily removed from the cards When
dry, either trim down. TO economize
space, or carefully cut away the back
ground entirely. Mount them in a
scrap book or book made especially
for kodak pictures. You will then
have a book with which you can
spend many happy moments looking
over familiar scenes and faces.-Ns-
tional Magazine.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
WILL NOT QUIT TAMARAck.

A rumor is current that X. RoskilieN
of the Tamaract cricket team Us about
TO resign from that aggregation to Join
the North Kearsarge team. The nnn-
agement of the latter team states this
Is incorrect. Roskilley will not be seen
In the North Kearsarge lineup but
will remain with Tamarack,
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
KIraANE AFTER woLeAsT.
Feels Sure He Can Take Measure of
Michigan Man.

Johnnie Kilbane. champion feather
weight of the world. and his manager,
Jimmy Dunn. of Cleveland are in De
troit for a few days visit.
ANY time Al Wolgast is ready 10
give me battle for the lightweight
title IN be there, Says the am
mated johnnie. Il realize il is going
out of my class To hsht the Michigan
boy. bat ! don't care. l feel l can
lick him.
1T fell To my lot To defeat Joe
Rivers twice. the second time via the
knocKout route i'm sixteen rounds. and
according to the process OF reasoning
don't see MS Wolgast has anything
on Rivers. even though he did get
questionable decision July 4"
KIlbane has no engagement TIL
September.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
CHANCE NOT TO QUIT.
Leader of Cubs Emphstieally Denies
This Report.

Frank Chance, the peerless one and
manager of the Chicago Cubs. puts the
kibosh on the rumor that he is about
To- end his career In the national pas
time profession himself by saying that
he will not uuit the game until he has
accomplished the feat of winning an
other National league pennant and also
trouncing the American league repre-
sentative IN the worlds series.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
woLeAsr BROKE HAND.

Los Angeles Cal. July lc-That ~
Wolgasts left hand was broken il
three places during his bout with Riv
ers. July 4. was learned when the
champions left WAS subjected TO y.
Ray examination. Two of the frac.
lures are said to be serious.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
ONCE TRAINED coR5ETT.
Man Who Developed Former Cham
pion Passes.

New York. July lG.-Walter Watson.
one of the best known boxing instruc-
tors In the country. is dead at his
home here. aged 20. Watson came
to this country from London 26 years
ago and took hold of the olympic A. c.
of san Francisco
His chief accomplishment as box
ing instructor was in training James
j. Corbett. He took Corbett before
The latter had ever been in the ring
and IN a year made him tit To battle
for the championship Of the world.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
HUMoR IN JAIL SENTENCE
Man Sent to Prison for Beating wife
Mercy Asked as to Mother.In-
Law.

Pittsburg. Pa.-"For beating his
wife. guilty as indicted; for beating
his motherin-law. recommended to the
mercy OF the court" On this verdict,
returned In court recently. Joseph No
jedly, machinist, was sentenced to
pay the costs, fine OF 6A cents. and
serve 30 days In jail.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
American Association.

Milwaukee s. Indianapolis l.
Kansas city 10; Louisville 4.
Minneapolis 4; Toledo Z.
St. Paul .: Columbus 3
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WILL SPEND $4,000
TO REBUILD TIGERS.
BY r. Leipziger

Detroit Mich, July l6.-Pres-
ident Nayin of the Detroit base
ball club stated today that ne
mtended 10 spend $4,000 or
more this summer 10 rejuvenate
the Tigers. Men tor every de-
partment are needed Bush,
Wit, Cobb. Crawford and stan
age seem 10 be the only men on
the team who are certain 10 De
fixtures next season.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
MACK RELEASES MORGAN.

Philadelphia. July 1.-THE firs
break in the qauartette OF great pitch
ers that helped the Philadelphia Am
orleans win two American league pen
nahts came yesterday when Manager
Mack announced the release of Harry
,Cy) Morgan to Kansas City
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

1Wo-DaSe hlts-huiloh iioeal N~'t
Kaiser. Sacrifice hits-Allen. Cross,
Mclaughlin. Stolen bases - Hogan.
Double pIays--Willams to Kaiser to
Mclaughlin CO.. Left on bases-lsh-
peming, 8; Calumet, 6. First base on
balls off Burtcn, 3 off Juul. 2. First
base on rrors--Ishpeming, 3; Calu-
met, 1. Struck out-Ry Burton. O.; by
Juul. 3. Passed balls-Cavanaugh CD.
Time 2 hours. Umpire--Dunleavy.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
JACKSON SERIOUSLY ILL,
MAY NOT RACE AGAIN.

Stockholm, July 16.-Arnold
Jackson. the great British run
ner who won the 1900 meter
race from the best men In Am
erica. is believed 10 be In ser
ious condition from his great
eNertion. He viii not race again
until the physicians are salts
fed his heart was not injured
by his wonderful effort.
Ii may turn out TO have been
his last race for all time.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Mrs. De Wealth-Mercy. Johnl 10 II
necessary that we go fifty miles an
hour?
Mr.. De Wealth-But. Marie, II we go
slower. people will say that our auto
mobile cost only $4,000 or so.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

In three years 100000 has been
spent IA electric plant extensions ow-
'hs TO the growth Of Dallas, Texas.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

American
ST Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
American League.
r II r

r II +
New York ..O3OOOO2Ox-5 1
st Louis 49,. .OOOOOO2O1-S 10 :
Batteries-Ford and Sweeney; Pow
ell. Adams and stephens.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.

n II j.
St Louis .O2OOO6O2x-1O1 10 3
New York OOO--6 10 .
Batteries-Sallee. Geyer, Dale Will
lis and Wingo; Ames. Crandall and
Myers.
r II r
Cincinnati -. .O1OOOOOOO--1 Z I
Philadelphia ...0OO2O OOOOO-2 s %
Batteries - Fromme and Mclean;
RiXey and Killifer.
r II Z
Chicago q. .O2O221 1S .
Boston .. ..2OOO3OO2OO--7 10 0
Batteries-Maroney, Brown and Ar
cher, Needham; Dickson. c. Brown
Donnelly and King. (Ten innings)D
X II F.
Pittsburg 1OOOO2OOOOOOI-4 II l
Brooklyn .OOO0O1020OOO : o
Batteries Warner. Robinson and
Gibson. Simon; Allen, Curtis and @.
Miller. (Thrteen innings)
Second game n ~ f.
Pittsburg o.. ..5O0OO1O2x--S IL .
Brooklyn e. ..10OOO01 20--4 ~ /
Batteries-Hendrix and Simon;
Kent Burke and Erwin
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
American League.
ToDAY's GAMES.

National
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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Neutrality-suspicious.
pcreinietc Staten.
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SmithD S1,5O0; NciGnguiBs Sd,lics
Der Games Y. Mortou), $1,000;
Nrmcn : Snrut &crmultcr ID. e.
Yroipu). $1,000; Nrnien Suiicbcr
Y. s.. 0nlpin), $1,000; Sanitor
M. %auuimam), $3.50; &~iiii5bnuSs
mciiteriu (6rnu s.. Goiiee). $3.50;
&cIicriu (Gfnrp Sbnrrp). $3.50;
YrpbutiunS @camter s. @tGabe
$500; Sa9bci5cr -. GAIN per
Wipnnt, $50; Nndtbci6cr rs. Wuprc)
per Wonat. $50; ScfrctGr bcr
Solbicr5 Hclici Gomuiiiiun lWcp. W
Sbompion). $3.50; ScamIcr Der
z. n. Gpnmiiiion rs. W. Sauns
bcra), $75; britter Scomtcr Ser z.
n. &pmmiliiou C@cp. Sf~niibalicr1
$50. - Iudl ipuroc IN berielbcn
Sisuug Die Ar6ciis5cii nub bnS @cs
bait Der gfNeiiorcn bcitimmt. Scbcr
Niieiipr iii p%crpilid)tct. Die Slrbcit in
ieincm Diitrift innerbdlb cincr be-
itirumten 3eit si pollcnocn; Der Gage
lobu bctrdgt $3.50 pro adtiriinbiser
Irbeitstage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
Inter ccnt Mupn. 1cieB.

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porigen Mummcrn gc5ei9t, ipic man
inter pcm MOON @cicp in @clleouC
Die SnloonirnSc cniificbcu bat. Del
Mciitbicicr crbiclt Ole Shantcrloub>
nib iiir $4,000. &ic mir INN borcn
5Gblt Snytpltc nlld) nIr cincn Snloon.
Den hco orn. Noel. Sr be3nblt 50,
400 idbrlih iiir Die Sd)anterlnubniB
i. h.>S900 mchr oils porhem Die piel
Suloous bcSnblicn. Ter Stabirntt
cntidjicb Die @nbl per Ballot. Sr
Buffalo, Soipa, bat man cs inter Dem
nciieu @cicB cin lpcnig nnberS &C.
mad)t. Scn (opnbcborbcn iiel Die
gntihcibung IN Sad,en bes Woons 8e%