The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-01
NEWS FROM CORNWALL.
The following news items from
Cornish exchanges are Of interest:


The following news items from
Cornish exchanges are Of interest:
Mrs. Annie Murley. formerly OF Pom
sanooth, died on January 3, at TOGO
pilla, Chilli Deceased had been III nine
months, and confined to her bed five
months. The intermcnt took place the
following morning. Mr.. Nichols. Brit
ish Vice Consul. reading the burial
service first at the house and then
at the cemetery. Deceased leaves a
husband and family In Chilli, a moth
err (Mrs James Opie BennetD at Chace-
water, and a daughter (NIrs. E. f.
MARTINI at Perranwell.
st. Day took weak team to -Four
Lanes on Saturday.--the most notable
absentee being Sleeman. They were
however too good for the homesters,
and after pressing for the greater part
Of the game, retired winners by 10
points TO nil. Gilbert opened the scor-
ing with a lovely dash along the
touchllne. touching down i'm the cor
ner In the second half two more
tries were added by Whitford and
Ham. after splendid passing move
ments by the whole threequarterline,
IN which j. c. Richards appeared after
a long absence. Right on time Ham
dropped "A lovely goal. thus making St.
Days score tries l drop goal ia nil.
Bert Solomon. the Cornwall County
and International Rugby player has
benefited by the treatment received at
Guys Hospital London. and will prob
ably be seen i'm his former place on
the Rugby field shortly. Through lift
ing a heavy weight in the summer of
1910, he has been unable TO play for
the past eighteen months.
To the West Peawith licensing mag
strates at Penzance on Wednesday,
superintendent Smale reported that
the number of persons convicted of
drunkenness during the year was II
against six in the previous year. Sew
eral Of the persons convicted came
into the division drunk, and did not
obtain drink I'm the division. A large
number of men had been employed at
the new railway siding outside Pen
zance. and In the erection Of poles to
carry electric wires through the dis
trict. and i'm the fisheries at Newlyn
during the season. and only one per-
son out of every 1897 had been con-
Victed for drunkenness.
At West Kerrier Licensing Sessions
at Helston on Wednesday, Supt. Mich
oils re ported that the population OF the
division was 1851; thirteen persons
had been convicted for drunkenness
against seven last year and the year
before.
ON Sunday morning about ten o.
clock ship was discovered i'm dis
trcss in Mounts Bay. The Newlyn
llfcboat went to her assistance and
later the Inflated vessel was brought
into Newlyn harbour. She was the
barQue Etoile Polaire. of Fecamp, lin
ballesD, and had left Liverpool on the
previous Sunday for Fecamp. She was
attended by the Bristol tug Plymouth
and early on Sunday morning she ex-
perienced rough weather, and broke
away from the tog. The skipper OF the
tug tried to reach her but owing to the
high seas found 1t impossible. She was
taken into Newlyn harbour by pilot.
The death took place at Redruth
Highway on Saturday of Mr.. III. Trom-
bath, at the early age of 33 years, from
miners phthlsis. Deceased had spent
some time i'm South Africa. The fun
eral was at the Parish Church on We'd
nesday. The mourners were Mrs. IL.
Trembath (mother); Mcssrs. a. Mall
lett and j. II. Hooking (brothers-in-
law; Mesdames A. Mallett, j. II.
Hooking, Miss @. Trembath (sisters) !;
Mr.. w. 4. Mallett (nephew), Mrs. W.
II. Trembath. Penzance (cousin),
Messrs. j. Willoaghby. $. Willoughby.
J. Simmons, J. Coles. :. burrows, r..
Luke. Beautiful floral tributes were
sent as lOliOWS' NTedtlls, from fly-
mouth and Penryn, from the family;
wreath from w. \. Mallett, nephew.
TO his dear uncle. with deepest SYM
patty"
a young man, j. Curnow. of Broad
lane. Hogan, about twenty-one years
of age. was killed at East Pool mine
on Wednesday morning He was work
ing at the $50 fathom level New shaft,
when some ground gave away, and he
| fell about thirty-fivc fathoms. The
body was brought TO surface. Mr..
Dunstan of Chapel lane. Hogan High
way. had very narrow escape at the
same time. He managed TO catch q