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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
Nv ASSOCIATED PRESS

v-arrfuFfrn. rrr .E-- N'nefrrr Nr-
~rt.-r Castro. former president -
v-rfrrr.a. u-.r hs nFr-rIffrd tn IHrH IN
fHr United efafrf fs Icing Considered
Hr rlta.H ~ frlH F0rrrrmrrr o. r
reported fnaf hr has started from partH
90 See THft AfFuuEH fFr state De-
rarfr1eut through &C., consular aEenfH.
raa Been kHFrlv r.nH, watch rr
Castro. H see not been adr.Frl ~ f.a
move toward FE" United -faErs
uHrtah frankly confess that tler
farr not set reached o. decision o. f1
fnr treatment Eu Ee ACCORDED NJ E#
SHOULD aupear af sr American Trrr
TECHNICALLY there fH rr charge aFHIusf
Castro. fEnuEH trr treatment Pc mffrl
out to thc members " the 1.EIomatIg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
Former President of Venezuela
May Not be Allowed to Land

.srrTH H "#rausa aH.r 100 #Hr
rrs .f.Hsi dictator rf ErHrrulIs END Hfs
1.rreEar3 fnr ever rn "rHarrfHftn~
made ~ tbs American minister .n fh.
Interest ~ Americans wF# hfIH safu
aH's 0rnnaFfiaua Uu rrfrH fHr state
drrrrrrrrut against aim Tgrfhrrmafr
there nsH beer "a uUIf lHf~rstnndlnr
that American Iunu.nnf should - uses
- prevent Castro HrHrH returning 20
Fsrsrur'a anf destroying fHr peaceful
conditions BnI relations with farsfrr
U1unfr H.I.. ffT government ~
President .a.n.E Hns enjoys
I OnrIaI# nf fHr Immfxratian service.
wfHr va MS. HrHn uEEasfrd. u1tnHf
. prevent fHr HnH.rE 80 fls ~ -grssidaaf
ar sn urf..~aH.. ."rr. have .n fr
nu rrHlra frn# ... ..s H#rtrfmu F.
I o. a. - taat manner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
RAILROAD sUpERINTENDENr
AT NEW ORLEANS REstoNs

"ru NrIeaU. nnr Annnunrrs
I..-f 81 made here .HdEs #F fEs usiHr
nation u' W W ffrUH. aH general ru.
perrin f"HIFrf ~ th. au'.IHHa lines -
Hr @H.fHFrr Pa. Railroad altl
hnaHwHHrfrFH HI Nra Orleans. effective
JaH4aTr o. Nr H#HH. has served #r
wHrv Important ."FarTffrH dUrrF hiH
IONS rHIr.a1 career Including Goat nf
r.rr rHr.Ifln' FHt a.urrHI u1rHE.r .f
frr San Antonio ArI AranFaH Pass
sffn 30 fruartsrE ~ SAN Antonio Ties
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
wA-EFLoGGEo SCHOONER
IS TCWEo INTO PORT

Boston. De- ze-Thr ahandaned
and warrr.rzEgf seH.Hner Henry r.
Tr..4n arrived ~ CAPE Cod today ir
r.H .f tho steam travIer swell vhich
q rraH nu fr. HrraNrr AZ so
Tho fate rf frs CREE 80 the Triton
.n doubt They may have hFsn RE-
.H rr arrra uasr.uE vessel TrH
..s .aH r#u N.H.s1F 81. g.
a. sgR NarH. .luatE-.Gagn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
MORE THAN 10000 TURKEYS
BuRNED ~ MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis Einu. Dec z3-Msrs
than IN a0u mrs.EF Eeesr ducks and
.H rErrz m.#IaI fhe Christmas
afr.s .f Hfr .auH lssiou huusrs wers
DESTROYED .n . Hre lafs last uignf which
frr f. muo threatened market rovF
here Too frous EEn chickens
vr.rH .GHHrFIs#
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
HON. EMMETT WILSON, STATE
ATTORNEY, SENDS GOVERNOR
GILCHRIST HIS RESIGNATION
Want ta he Free 10 Give
HIS Attention 90 His Con
gressional Duties.
Is EFFECTIVE
ON JANUARY l

Expects 10 co 10 Washing
ton m January 70 Attend
the Democratic Caucus
and Also 70 Familiarizc
Himself With Conditions
as We'll as 20 Become Ac
0uainted With Those
With Whom lie VIII be
Associated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
TWOSCHOONERS
WITH z MEN
LOST IN STORM
] rg NarfaErra and Ger
mania F0uuierci fr fh,
Nu'I Rtrrn'.r
LATTER HAD TEN
PASSENGERS ABOARD

She Cap>rJrd O6 Lucea. Ja-
nnra IRVING ru Make
|'nrf i1wuug Storm.
Carving Down Fourteen
Persons With Hcr-Car-
'agcna Had Seven aboard
and TIA, Been Missing
Since Nov a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24

hon. Bmmsf Wilson. Tfato atforn.v
frf me FIRST judicial eIrcuit. yeaterday
forwarded ne ~ssiruafinu fn Coz. Al
rrrr Vi gnchrfTL Omerffvs On Ihnuarv
&. To Journal reure@sn tafivs las
night MI Wuauu Hafd that he tool4
tfs wrn In order thar ne might ~
frre 90 attend 10 BIH new oficiai duues
a. H1nErcarman from ths rhird dc
u~f Sc whF appointed to the once
wheU ere legislature rudistricted enc
judicial circuits. and has nnrd ne %
Hi Tu most acreptAhly. prosecuting =
number q important criminal cases ir
4ITarrnt courts ~ me district
THO .0nnrsasuan -sierf Intends roina
fr waFHInFE8n carly 'a fanlArv for
fHs purpose ~ attending me demo
cratic caucus, when ire plans for thr
HEfrr Hsrrf0n ~ con KretH a. Nr called
e. ere president wtl Ha mapped uHf
Afr Wilson wants m become fnmli.l"
v'fh conditions n Washington aH u..
o. rD become acquainted Wffh fHnHs
w.Ih whom ar Ir fo Ne HHnn-fnfrd. fhrH
placing himself Iu q position e. rru
Or Hafisfacfnrv HrrTfcs fn his cor
HtifrrnfH whrn Pc takes h.H Tra. .n
~rr rresH fnawTurh as thIa raurH# #.
f"m0~at IH % nrnvere en- Ur.
uhrn cuurt mretH in ere ~ ths rlITu
tIes ~ fse circuit Wr wilson deemed
Dc nrnrsr fhaf hn uhrv'f nr. u..
uHfU later date ruI resign -H r.n
and araw hfs .Ir-rsFar fn Hr HfH
a..grfus F.urs'r R.fh fHr .u#.
r.#fr attorney
~"s -TrErrffHa lf fHH state rH.HF.
rHH w| ono az a surprise rs u1Uf
".f fNH ~HHHHrrH.HrH stfr"f rrafHrI#.
tf. rrr nnf Hr.n .HF Brtinn and mHIfH#
Do rrF rr1Err ~ Gov. UIrHr.rf Nrf.
f.r.av afternoon Tf fa HH follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24

NfHHH.N.a. lfNf# aHr HHNa.
ZION Arhrrt W gTrhrlr.. Cnrsruor.
Tl.lahaHaFf. "a.
NY Dear g1ysrnNr. hereby ter
Der ~ resignation - state attornrv
re- fHr TIr~ judicial circuit f7 30 -
"a. f|Er Jan iH'. 1919
f .HuuHf HsInruiFH tNiH puTfunn
rH.1uf erprrEHInE % v0u mv hsarff
auurrrfHfiun ~ ruur rnrFHenrr IN me
n paHnfnE me f0 HU flf Important
roTt Nv anIr purpose in rrriNnira
af his time lH p. enable rr to pre-
aaTr In 1dvHn.s In. f.r dudes which
wH aranivn on wr u Sou -rr #sutan
tu- frs THfrf Hrrrrfsv vIraaI dI-trI#f
3. 5000 nr HrHrHaT- f.r me 'n rrTfrr
Hrrwsf before ms .rFm rKn'rrH Hnh 2
rfr.r now rH rhsf 2 ufI 30 srsr 70
r'r. Hrr attention fn mv nnurrrsrfrna 60
duties M Wow IN fNr farf tNHf aH
fFfrl session uf rrurTaHs wfI Pc con
rrrrd rrrfv In mo year 3 deem be i'm
r.r.H.f fhaf rr'nUHlFr mv uHcr e.
state sffHrrrr. eH that mHr rive wr
attention fa urv urE nwrf duffrH
'pIelHa arrrpt mv hHF~fv -0rH
Wishes Cor r. happy rrrfHmaa ard
ufrH .snrrs aare .. airr esteem. I
ON
sincere rHHrH
ENHTT WUenE"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-24
10 PAGES TO-DAY.

Join The Journals Shop Early
Irmy Make your Christmas pur-
hases today.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08

Ell resultado Sc proclamara solemne-
mente, no solo de acuerdo con La apre-
ciaci0n de los arbitros, sino con la de
los agregados franceses y rllsos, que
slguen las operaciones Ell ell sequito
mismo del Emperador Guillermo.
El bando rojo ha proseguido su mar
cha hacia ell Elba, y ell grueso del ejer
cito ha logrado reunirse va con la ca
balleria, que Sc hallaba acampada La
orilla del rio.
Los puentes pudieron ser tendidos
con toda comodidad, porque los azules
Sc hallaban todavla a gran distancia.
La tercera division efectu0 ell pasaje
tranquilamente la infanterla 10 reaG-
20 por medic de los pontones que ha-
bian colocado los Ingenieros, Y los il
netes atravesaron a nado, llevando q
los caballos de la brida.
Estas operaciones fueron inspec-
cionadas por ell Kaiser Ell persona, que
Sc hallaba EN- la orilla del miSmo rio
con su Estado Mayor.
Los aeroplanos han prestado un gran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08

servicio Ell estas maniobras; pero han
sufrido muchos academies, algunos de
ellos de verdadera importaneia
Cerca de Leimig cayo esta manana un
biplano, que conducla a los oficiales,
dos resultaron gravemente heridos.
Entire Sonmenwald Ossagk cayo
desde una altura de 80 metros ell te-
niente Giebert, que quedo Ell gravisimo
estado tambien; ell aparato Sc destroz6
por complete.
De los seis aeroplanos de que Sc com
ponia la hotilla de Sonnenwald, cinco
han quedado fuera de servicio por di-
versus aver1as.
Tn ayiador del partido rojo tuvo que
aterrizar bruscamente, Y no solo fue he
cho prisionero por los azules, sino que
su aeroplano qued6 destrozado.
Tn Jinete del regimiento bavaro. MI
nero ., de Caballeria ligera. al reali-
zar una exploration nocturna cay6 Ell
un rio y pereci6 ahogado.
Sc han registrado otros lamentables
academies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
SOBRIN0S De IzQUIERDO & Co.
=. EN- G.
TETUAN 20, SAN JUAN NtP.R
Observation-Disclosures,
Agentes Generates
Agentes Generates

Dc s Vapores asaantcos espanoles de Pnios zquiedo
& Co, de Cadiz.
Del famoso Vermouh "CINZANO", de Torino
Dc bs renombrados Vinos Rioanos, blancos roos de
las "BODECAS ROJANAS", de Madrid
De IA Cervezz inglesa T" roa marca TENNENT
De los supcriorcs Aceites de Olivia, marca .TENA" de
Sevilla.
de otros productos de Europa, de gran consume en-
ISla
ntroductores escsa dnicos recepeOres de -
excsaenes ACETTUNAS SEVLANAS que venderes prec;o.
sAdos envasadas potss auomscc. especiass GO
: ssfo estanpads ." nusHsa @EQUlERDQs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
MANIOBRAS DE OTONO
Los ejercitos europeos

Son Ell conjunto GO aeroplanos y 4
dirigibles los que han de tomar parte
en- elias; de los 'aeroplanos, 80 presta-
ran servicio active, y los 16 restantes
figuraran en- la reserva.
Cada uno de los dos bandos, ell azul
y ell rOJo, posee cuatro hotillas de dos,
cuatro sels aeroplanos, con su CORES
pondiente material, que permite trans
portar rapidamente los aparatos, cobb
larlos y repararlos EN- case necesario
Ell material de cada fotilla Sc com
pone de seis tractores AUTOMOBILES, que
conducen, ademas de los aparatos Y de
las pleas de recambio, una tienda de
campana y un hangar desmontable, un
carruaje-taller y tres camiones para
los where's.
La mission de los aviadores militares
no Sc reduce, como en- tiempos anterio-
res y no muy lejanos, a dar cuenta al
jefe de las fuerzas del lugar que ocu-
pan las contrarias.
Ante todo sc reducia a ESQ; pero
ahora. los oficiales encargados de diri-
CIR los aeroplanos tienen a su cargo
funciones mas delicadas, como son las
de realizar verdaderas eXploraciones
en- los campamentos enemigos, regresar
rapldamente al lugar en- que Sc encuen-
ire el Estado Mayor de su bando, Q
simplemente los jefes de sus columnas
y. sin aterriZar siquiera, hacer llegar q
que sea necesario transporter en- un
momento dado un paraje determine
do, para efectuar sorpresas, ataques 0
encuentros, actos de guerra en- una
palabra, y este da a entender que la
responsabhdad de los aviadores es
enorme
En- Austria.
Viena. 13.-En las maniobras que ac-
tualmente efecttlan en- Borba en- ell ejer-
cito austriaco ocurrio aver un sangrien-
to suceso
I'll destacamento de la reserva terri
torial perseguia una patrulla de hu
anos que habia practicable una descu
bierta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
En- Alemania.

Berlin, 13.-El supuesto tactico que
sc desarrolla en- las actuales maniobras
tiene yerdadera importancia, pueS
plantea tun. probema de gran nteres
para el lmperio aleman y que conslste
en- comprobar 81 sc halla debidamente
asegurada la defensa del terrItoro.
He aquf las l1neas generates de las
operaciones FL bando azul, que re-
presenta al ejercito imperial, sea a
las fuerzas nacionales, despues de ha-
Der rechazado victoriosamente un
enemigo del Oeste, que bien puede ser
Francia, sc We obligado acudlr pre-
cipitadamente hacia ell Oeste, para COM
batir un nuevo enemigo, que, asi mis-
mo, puede ser Russia; este enemigo esta
representado por el bando roJo.
Ell problema planteado es, por 10 tam
to- ell siguiente; tpodra el eJerclto ma
cional rechazar victoriosamente al nue..
vo enemigo2 Esto Sc podra saber al
final de las maniobras, y mientras tam
to, la suerte del Imperio Sc halla en- ma.
nos del general Won Hausen, que es 81
jefe del bando azul.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
HoUoHToN BREVITiEs


The May term of circuit court will
re-convcne on Monday morning, when
the jurors will report after a months
vacation, Judge O'Brien viii preside
J. a. Greve auditor of the Michigan
Telephone company, is in Houghton
checking over the local office prepar-
atory To Manager Reim taking charge.
The Onlgaming club reception this
afternoon was In charge of Mrs. Hem
ry l.. Baer as chairman, assisted by
Mesdames S. Levine, J. n. Mcnamara,
John Edwards. f. w. McNair and c.
u Hanchette.
A meeting of the Republican coun-
ty committee may be called next week
by Chairman Miller to fix the place for
holding the county convention ON Sep
temper 10. This convention will elect
thirty-eieht delegates to the state
convention at Detroit on September
a, 10 elect candidates for state Of
fees.
Marriage licenses We're issued today
10 Oliver Gamache Of Hubbel and
Marie Alexandra Monette of Lake Lin
den. ana tho Massinio Paglia ana Lu-
cia Fenoglio of Trimountan.
The North star of the Mutual line
the Duluth Of the Western line and
the Mahoning of tho Anchor line. all
west bound were in port this morhing
with freight and taking on copper.
]. A. Coppick of Detroit engineer
for the telephone company. arrived i'm
Houghton yesterday to investigate the
work necessary in connection with the
removal of the telephone poles from
Sheldon street. His work has pro-
sressed so far that ne has been able
to make a partial report to Manager
White, who expresses the opinion the
work win he started i'm about six
weeks.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
LIKE w. WHITE.

William Jennings Bryan, looking M
from dish of Baltimore crabs i'm Bal
timore told a reporter that certain
pseudo progressive resembled Wash
ington White
"On the outskirts Of Lincoln" he
continued, 81 was caught i'm a storm
one dav and took shelter i'm one
story cottage that leaked abominably
Ny host. one Washington White. apol-
oeiZed for the leak, and | said TO him:
But Washington, why don't you
patch the place.
Wei, ye see, yer honor said he.
when it's rainin' / can't do IT. and
when It's clear it don't need doin', so
I Jest naturally leave IL alone"
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.

W. r. Wallace's Rambler automo-
lille was badly damaged yesterday az
t,rnoon north of Ahmeek, and the oc-
cupants. including Mr., Wallace ana
his son. Thomas Bolley, Edgar Rash
leigh ana Robert Morrow, were shak-
en- up n consequence. A rear tire
blew out. and the car was overturn-
cd by running into a ditch at the side
of the road Mr. Rashleigh sustain
cd a sprained wrist, while the others
escaped with less serious injuries.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27

I Houshton will on This basis be enttle,
"a be represented by 2S dele gates,
The first OF the above petitions "a
be filed was that of William n. Ai-
Wan. Jr.. candidate for sheriff. who
had his papers out and sigaod and
turned into the clerks office IN April
and there We're half dozen more al
less that came in yesterday afternoon.
Up 10 last night there was onls one
Prohibition petition filcd. that of
Richard Martin Tor representative OF
the third district
In 5srags County.
There does not seem 10 be any
scramble Tor the various offices ir
Raraga county except for Judge %
Probate and Prosecutor there being
Two candidates for the Republican
nominations for both offices:
The rolloWing petitions Mere hled 81
noon yesterday
Republican--Judge OF Probate, Jas.
McMUhon. Roger =. Williams.
Repuhlican-County Treasurer, Chas.
Kelsey.
Republican ~ John Rassm0sscr,
County Surveyor.
Republican - Prosecuting Attorney
n. a. Brennan; Joseph J. ONonnm.
Repubhcan-County CLERK ana Reg
.ster Of Deeds. Martin Noe1sch
RepubN,an-Coroner, Matthias Ham I
sen.
Democratic-Teter y. Demgen.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27

tor told me to go to n hospital. | did
not like that idea very well, so, when
saw your advertisement in a paper,
wrote to you for advice, and have done as
you told me. / have taken Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, and now have my health.
eff sick and ailing women would only
know enough to take your medicine, they
would get relief. Mrs. BENZ. II. STAINS
Berry, Route 6, Box IL, Upper Sandusky,
Ohio.
If you have mysterious pains, irregu-
larity, backache, extreme nervousness,
Inflammation, liberation or displace-
ment, don't wait too long, but try Lydia
f. Pinkham 8 Vegetable Compound now.
For thirty years Lydia +. Pinkham $
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has been the standard remedy
for female ills, and such unquestionable
testimony as the above proves the value
of this famous remedy and should give
every one confidence.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27

Lillian NJ. Osborn, Executrix. having
HE'D In said court her petition praying
Tor license To mortgage the interest Of
said estate I'm certain real estate there
in described,
II is Ordered That the 2lst DAY OF
August A. ID. 1912, at ten o'clock in ths
forenoon. at said probate Office be and
is hereby appointed for hearing said
petition. and that all persons interest.
cd IN said estate appear before said
court. at said time ansi place TO show
cause why license to mortgage the
interest of said estate in said real es-
tate should not be granted;
1t Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
or copy of this order, once In each
week for three successive weeks pre-
vions to said day OF hearing, In the
Calumet News, a newspaper printed
and circulated in said county.
(SeaD GEO. C. BENTI.EY
Judge OF Probate.
A true copy.
Lillas @. Mitchell,
Register OF Probate.
LeGendre & Drisooll.
Attorneys for Executrix.
business Address.
Lanrium, Michigan.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
ALL PETITIONS
ARE NOW FILED
Most AspIrants for Mine inspec-
tor and Sheriff

Today was the final date Tor the fl-
ing OF petitions of candidates FOR Of
fee at the coming primary election ID
be held ON August %. the last being
turned I'M yesterday afternoon az the
last hour. The offices most sough,
apparently are those Of Sheriff and
mine inspector. there being twelve pc
titions for the former and sixteen for
the latter. There is but one candi-
date as Yet for circuit court commits
8ioner and none al all for county sur
Neyor. no one seeming 10 want the lat
ter. In fact the man who was elected
two years ago never qualified FOR the
position.
An parts OF The county are repre-
scented the larger towns, such as Calu-
met Hancock and Houghton naturally
having the most candidates. The Re
publicans have far The larger number.
the Democrats and Socialists having IN
most instances but one man for each
office. Phil Sheridan is unopposed on
the Democratic ticket for sheriff and
his nomination therefore IS assured.
There is only one candidate announced
for circuit court commissioner, Herman
A. Wieder, Republican, although there
are two 10 be- elected.
County Clerk Kaiser has complied
The list Of candidates according to par
~ affiliations, ready to bo ubmittcd
10 the election commissioners ana ad-
vertised In the newspapers, according
to law, as follows.
For Sheriff.
William II. Vivian Frank Busche.
Cornelius +. Peck. John Hanley Mur-
dock McDuh ,nes A. Cruise, Harry
James, James v. Wills. Joseph Wills.
Morton G. Getchell. an Republicans
Phil O. Sheridan. Dem Heimer w.
Mikko. Socialist
For Mine Inspector.
Richard Trevarthen, John Ashton
Gust Sampson Lampela. Thomas H.
James. Alfred Kinsmqn. John Edwards
Joseph II. Thomas. Henry Reed, WI
liam A. Kieri. Jacob Wilson -Seaberg. /
John b. Curto. Edward w. Herman
Robert Bergman. John JacIa Rep:
Patrick Harrington Dem; Gust WI
liam Toppari, Socialist.
Judge % Probate.
George 9. sentley. Rep, Peter jed
da, Socialist.
CLERK
y. +. Kaiser Rep Andrew o. SarelI
Socialist.
Treasurer
Jacob Titti John 81. Sweeney WI I
liam D. White. Robert NJ. Allen. Daua T.
Armit, Rep Walter j. Toupiu. So-
Lislist.
Register of Deeos.
Clyde 6. MacKeuz2le 1ohu r. Mac
hay paul Tommei Rep carl a. Parta
Socialist.
Prosecuting Attorney.
william J GalDui'h Anthony Lu-
cas- j.. &. Leuis. AZ J. ncDonald
william a. Faieman Rep. l.. a. No
Naly. Democratic
Circuit Court Commissioner.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
col. LAWSON HERE.

Colonel L. NJ. lawson. superinten-
dent nc the State Industrial school foI
yesterday and returned last evening
having In charge a copper country hey
who had been ous on parole but whom
il had been found necessary 20 return
to the institution. IN cases whore apar-
oled person is taken back It is re
CURED that the state pay tho expenses
II returning him. paying both the trav-
sing expense of the attendant and the
person In custody. Consequently Col
onel Lawson undertook the trip.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
WILL REMOVE CARGO.

The wrecking tug Manistique with q
scow in tow arrived this morning qal
proceeded 90 the scene OF the Moreiand
wreck at the canal. The iron orc on
board the hulk viii be al removed on
scows and the bulkhead viii be re-
built after which the wreck VIII be
towed 10 Por. Arthur. il is not Thought
That anything can be done with the
portion Of tho wreck lying a few miles
up The lake shore where IL was sunk
after leaving the reef at Eagle River.
captain Myers is in charge Of the div
ing work connected with the work Of
moving the wreck
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
MOONLIGHT TONIGHT.

\ moonlight excursion will be given
this evening on the barge Pilgrim tC
the White city ana return. II will be
an old fashioned moonlight with dane
ing on board, for which the King
hammer orchestra viii furnish che
music. The barge will leave Hancock
at 1880 and Houghton at 3 o'clock. and
viii afford an opportunity for reach
ing the entry as the International is of
its regular run today, taking an ex-
curson out of Lake Linden.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
MILITIA OFFICERS HERE.
Come 10 Inspect Work Of Company c
on the Rife Range.

Major M. J. Phillips OF owosso. Ma
ior a. H. Matthews of the Soo and
Captain Percy Patterson. also of The
500. all officers OF the Third Rogimcnt
of thr Michigan National Guard, ar
rived az Houghion yesterday 20 be
present AZ the four days camp az the
Huron.own rifle range oF ,he Hough-
ton L,ght Infantry and Company A..
Engincors Of Calumet
The members of Company 60"
marched ont 20 the range last night
with nearly fun company Ia COM
mand of Captain NJ. NJ. Foley and
pitched their tents for the two DAYS I'm
camp. Today ami tomorrow win be
srent in rifle practice. the company
returning sunday nigN and on Mon
DAY and Tuesday niaht their place at
the range win be taken by the En-
eineers.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
July 81; Aug. 3, 10. II.
tn ~, n.

July 81; Aug. 3. 10. II.
STATE or MICHIGAN.
The Probate Court for the County OF
f, HouGhton.
Al a session of said Court. held at
tne tropate Office. In the Village OF
iioughton, I'm said County. on the
<oth day OF July A. ID. 1912.
present: Hon. Geo. C. Bentley. Judge
of Probate.
IN the matter of the estate of Jo-
seph S. steimel, deceased.
Henry steimel having filed in said
court his petition praying that the
administration of said estate be grant
ga TO himself or To some other suitable
person
1t Is Ordered, That the 10th day OF
august, A. ID. 1912, at ten o'clock I'm
ne forenoon, at said probate Office.
oe and Is hereby appointed for
nearing said petition.
IL Is Further Ordered, That public
hot'ce thereof be given by publication
vi copy OF this order, once each week
TOT three successive weeks previous to
said day OF hearing. In the Calumet
Ne"s' newspaper printed and circu-
'ated In said county.
'Seal) GEO. G. BENTLEY,
a true copy. I,asa =, pro,.,s
L'illas q. Mitchell.
register OF Probate.
A. r. Petermann.
attorney for Petitioner. IN.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
sARAcA HAS SAD FIRE.

stroyed.
The large barn of The Nesior Lum
Der Ca. al Paraea was destroyed 10!
hre last week and twelve heavy draf
horses burned entailing q less estimat,
sd "a, sl5.eoa partially covered by in
Surance.
The Gre was discovered Friday night
but not until the entire huilding was
blaze 4 number ~ horses We're IN
the bsrn and AN We're taken out oN-
cept ihe twelve The FIRE IS believed
10 have been started frm sparks from
the pump house stack.