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The evening world., 1912-03-19
DEAD FROM AMBUSH.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March 1s.-rehx
]. Ellard, n Of tho best known men Of
the Lewisburg district. was shot from
ambush yesterday and instantly killed.
oficers have no clue to the guilty per.
sons.
About twenty persons have been as
~sassinated In this district In the past
eighteen months. but there have been
no convictions for the crimes.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
FROM CAR ROOF TO DEATH.
Conductor Fails Between Wheels
~ Newark C~rossing.

Albert Bockman. thirty-nins years of
age, Of No. ~ Stirling street. East
Orange. a conductor on a Lackawanna
Railroad freight train, was killed to-day
At the Broad street crossing. Newark.
Bockman was on top Of one Of tho
long line Of freight cars. when he either
lost his balance or va jost1ed from this
the freight cars.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
MISS LIBERTY UNsHAcKuED.
Ostisens' Un1oa 1sAs no Exclusive
Might 10 0nblsm.

"Ths ctissns' Union 10 . political
nomad and has no authority 70 put the
Statue of Liberty. a. a political emblem,
IN cold storage during a long period ID
Inactivity" Justice Platxek was told By
counsel In the Supreme Court. to-day
during arguments owe the right Of Al.
dermAn Bscksrs faction Of the Rseub-
lican party 10 use the statue a. an
emblem.
JusAics Patsek refused 20 interfere and
Alderman Becker's friends will have the
privilege Of making ''Miss Liberty their
party totem.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
FUNNY FACES.

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The evening world., 1912-03-19
CHILDREN SEE A SUICIDE.
Oh MRS. @syes Leap into Ridge
wood ReservOir.

Mrs. Kate Hayes. . cook, Living at
No. SIT Gates avenue. Brooklyn, com.
mitted suicide Yesterday by Jumping
into the Ndgewood reservoir. Victor
and Georsiana Mcintyre. children. saw
her take OF her snectacles and gloves,
lay on the ground her pockstbok and
hat and leap into the water. The peck
etbook contained an image Of st. Joseph,
6s cents and trunk key. The body was
taken to 1fauck's morgne, Glendale.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
FOUND IN DESERTED CAMP
AFTER TWO DAYS. ABSENCE
MATFLoWER WOMAN BELIEVED
TO BE pEMENTED, SECOND
DISAPPEARANCE.

After being absent from her homo a.
daynower location since Thm-cdsy
mugnin. Mrs Peter Kotala was found
this m"rIins be- "a deserted camp on
the farm OF Charles Larson, locateu
about three miles east OF Copper Cin.
The woman. who is believed To 81
SlightlN dcmented was in half fam
'shed and exhausted condition when
found 10y Mr Larson. and was unable
q" tel anythmg about her wander
iLgS Her discovory brought To IN end
the anxiety OF her relatives and
friends who have been securing the
woods Cor the pas, two DAYS until th's
morning.
About two years ago Mrs. Kotala
disaIs'carod in much ,hc same manner
but after. prolon ed search she was
found al the homo Of a farmer rcsid
Ing about two miles from her home at
Mayfower.
II is probable the woman will pe
taken to Houphton 10 be examined hy
the county physician as TO her sanity,
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
SECOND ANNUAL OUTING.
Blaoksmiths. Carpenters. Foundry Mer
and Pattern Makers.

The Mineral Range road has arrans-
ed special train from Calumet 10
Gay, leaving az o'clock on the morn
ing of Wednesday. August u. for The
second annual excursion of the G. = II.
Mechanical departments the black
smiths. carpenters, foundrymen and
pattcrn makers Returring the train
VIII leave Gay at 6 p. IN
The G. e II. band will render u pro-
gram of concert and dance numbers
apd there will be a program of sports
for The children.
Tho committees in charge of the an.
raugements are as follows;
Richard Keast chairman.
Thomas r.. Cor<ing. secretary.
George Allen. treasurer
Kenneth McelaE. Ernest Tornquist,
Robert Abel. Richard Cooking. vii
liam HIddy, John RicharCs and Ea
ward O'NeiI
Tickets viii he on sale at the Laur-
.um superior Pharmacy ana at Vast
binder and Reeds. also by the mem
hers of The committee.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
NO GAME TODAY:
TWO TOMORROW
Double Header Scheduled For
laurium Driving Park

There viii hc no baseball gamc be-
tween the Calumct and Neraunet
teams az the Athletic park THIS after
noon. 1t The rain stops ,he teams Will
PLAY "a double header I'm the LaurNn
driving park tomorrow afternoon, com
mencus at . o'clock. As the season
has reached critical point. he fans
are looking forward anNiously ;o io-
morrow's contests.
The nahaecwent announces tha, an
admission charge n nifty cents viii be
made Tor tomorrows double bill The
last double header al the laurum
park was Offered the fans at bargain
duy prices 5ut the Calumet team is
now ia position where i, needs the
support OF the fans and it has been
decided 10 ask them 20 pay the regu-
iar price. of admission for double head
crs. Those who do not care TO lvit-
ness the second game win receive "a
refund -nf twenty-five cents.
The Nesaunec team arrived here this
morning, the party b,ins composed of
The following PLAYERS: Mitchell, carly.
Cullis. SWick, Jones Rencrty Talliun.
Rosevear. Bruce Roberts aad Monatt.
Speed Malone. "A new pitcher join
ed the Calumet team ,his morning.
having come trcm Aurora n the Wis.
ccnsin Illinois league. Malone is se-
ported a fast man. lie viii go on the
mound tomorrow in the fre same ana
sterlin@ who was reeently signed. Will
pitch IN the second
II had been planned to run a special
train from Nesaunee Ia Calumet to-
morrow for the benefit OF the u.on
country fans who desired to attend the
game but owing To the uncertainty of
he weather this plan has been aban-
doned.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
LOCAL 8REVITlES.


Mrs T.. ID. Johnson left this morning
for Detroit where she viii visit
ii. B. Selden has returned 10 New
York city after visiting in Calumet
Miss Florence Messner is the guest
OF friends in Hancock
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Sadie
of 4O4 Pine street. son.
}. Ramsey Hoatson has left Cor New
York city.
Born, &c 81. and Mrs. Frank Felip
of 4O40 oak street, a son.
IL. Junsola of Hhbing is visiting
Calumet friends.
Fred A. Larson has returned from
Toivola.
Joseph w Selden has returned from
a business visu To Chicago.
Theodore l.. Risley of Cairo and
Robt c. Fisher of Galesberg H.. are
Calumet visitors
Contractor Edward Ulseth is recov-
ering from an attack of pneumonia.
Dr. r. W. Bryant expects to leave
today for a lake trip for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Palmer Sandstrom.
| ana daughter. Melba. are spending
their vacation with friends and rela-
tives IN Duluth.
Miss Myrtle Pearcc is home from
lpslanu where she has been attoHd-
ing school
Timothy Shea formerly of Calumet,
but now with the Kelly Hardware Co.
of Duluth, is a visitor i'm this city.
Miss Huldah Peterson of Republic
is visiting the Anderson family in
Red Jacket shaft location.
Misses Mae Sammons. Cerenc aad
Mildred Fleminss of Minneapolis are
visiting in Calumet
Miss Cassie Robertson Is expected
home tomorrow from "A two weeks
visit 60 Kincardine. ont.
Misses Barbara and Jeanette Mel
son are expected home tomorrow from
two weeks visit To Detroit.
James Renwck is expected home
from a short business visit to Duluth
this evening.
Miss Anna Dorsch has feTt for Min.
neapolis, Winona and Rochester.
Mimi, where she will visit relatives
Edwin Nichols. of Detroit, is VISIT
ing his parents, Supt. and Mrs. Al
fred Nichols, OF Osceola
Mrs. ArvO Luoma of Centennial
Heights has been removed 10 her home
nom the Tamarack hospital where She
has been ill.,
Miss Ruth Moore, who underwent aii
operation at the Calumet Public nos
pital was taken to her home on CALI
met avenue this morning.
Dr. Talso O. Hallberg and Eli LAX
SO leave tomorrow for Lac La Belle
where they will fish and camp for a
week.
Mrs. A. Wright has left for her home
in Marquette after visiting with Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. Collycott for some
time.
The clerks of the Petermann stores
I'm Kewcenaw county will hold their
annual picnic at Criestview Tuesday.
Miss Corinne Eister has returned
from ;he Marquette Normal and in
company with Miss Lily Rohrer Is
camping at Gratiot Lake.
VIII LAYERS returned last evening
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
INVESTIGATING
. R. R. RATE CASE
State Attorney Franz C. Kuhn
Coming Next Week

Franz c. Kuhn. attorney general oI
Michisan. is expected in Calumet Mon-
day oH the Federal" the car IA which
President TAFT travelled on his trii
through Michigan last summer
The attorney general and a party oi
eight including attorneys. tax experts
hallway SPECIALISTS and civil engineer
engaged b. The state in connection vita
the two cent fare litisauon with the
Solth shore are making an eight day
nip through the upper peninsula. The
members of The party aro going ovcf
The valuation of the railway made by
Professor Riggs. of Ann Arbor for the
South Shore,
Professor Riggs is a member of uc
party and others are Messrs Hanscll
Tanibo, Parker. Alton, Irving. Francis
and Wykes They left ST Irnace Mon
daN and viii visit every station oa
the road and travel over every piece
OF rail- before returning To lower Micm .
gan.
The litigation with the South Shore
is costing the state thousands of dol
lars. At the present time force OF
civil engineers nave Offices in Mar
quette and are going over the South
Shore property. thoroughly.
The Bearings IN the case wiil be held
in the United states court at Mar
Quette. They were adjourned severai
weeks ago. and as soon as both sides
have gathered the necessary addition
al Information the hearings win oc re-
sumed.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
MUST HAVE IS PER CENT.

Congressman II. Olin Young 5
friends i'm the copper country have
been advised that according to new
law passed at the last session of the
legislature. it will be necessary for
him To- receive a vote of at least If
teen per cent of the total east in this
district for secretary of state at the
last general election before his nom
inatIon will be legal If he faif To
receive this vote, ne win not be- elg-
ible as Ga candidate and his friends are
urged 90 be sure and vote.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Man With Penehant for Destroying
Property Arrested.

Mike Mavic of Mohawk was arrest
ed last night and brought before JUS
tice c. O. Jackola this morning, chars
co with wilfully destroying "a cigar
case i'm the. saloon of Ben Blum ON
Eorth Fifth. fle was found guilty and
ordered to pay a fine of $l5 and COSTS
amounting To about S5l, with the al
tentative of-ninety days in the county
jail. Mavic was looking for the
whercwithal to pay the fine this morn
ing.
After ne was arrested and taken 10
the village Jail, Mavic is said To have
continued his campaign of dcstruc-
tion by demolishing everything break
able in his cell. II is claimed that the
Village will have plumbers bin of
about S25 as result of his bathurst.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10

sive and varied program was thor
oughly enjoyed
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10

from lower Michigan where he has
ATTENDED the NJ. a. G. Forestry de-
partment.
Mrs. Robert Huddleston and daugh-
ter, Miss Hilda, who have been visit
ing local friends and relatives will
leave for their home in Butte Tues
day
Mrs, William Simmons entertained
az shower in honor of Miss Mary
Weir at her home in Hecla last even
ing. Miss Weir is soon to be married
To VIII Nekervis.
John j. Ellis. Jr.. secretary of the
Houghton County Republican commit
tee, is attending meeting of the
committee at Houghton today.
Tlspite the unpleasant weather, the
dancing party conducted by Calumet
lodge. L. & \. NJ. az thc>Elcctric park
last evening was largely attcb bded and
proved an enjoyable event
The sports committee of the Kc-
weenaw County Fair association viii
hold a meeting next Tuesday even
ing to discuss plans for this big gath
ering.
Miss T.. Johann is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcclure on an automo-
bile tour to Minnesota. They viii
travel to Plainview, Mimi. and other
points
a party OF motorcyclists are plan
ming a trip from Calumet to paincs-
dale toforrow The Calumet riders will
leave at o'clock and will join Port
age Lake cyclists at the Scott hotel
About twenty viii make the trip.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
MANY TO LuDlNGToN.

About seventy-nve members of Co.
A. Engineers have already agreed to
make the trip to Ludington next
Tuesday, TO attend the annual camp
Of. the Michigan National Guard. The
men will be loaded ON the baggage
cars at the Mineral Range depot Tues
day morning ana the special will de-
part with the command about 1880
Tuesday afternoon.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10

Classified Ads bring results.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
WEDDING AT ST. ANNEs.

one of the prettiest weddings of the
season was solemnized Wednesday
morning at the 81 Anne's church,
when Miss Ida Lebeau daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lcbeau and De-
lore Lajeunesse of Hubbell were unit
Cd in marriage. Rev. tr. Roissoneault
officiating Both of the young people
are we'll known in Calumet and have
lhe best wishes of hosts of friends.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
THE AuxRERG sEXTET.

The entertainment given last even
ing n the Norwegian Lutheran
church by the AuXbcrg College Sex
tet of Minneapolis was very sue
cessful one The six young men COM
POSING the troupe proved themselves
talented musicians and their cxten-
The Calumet news., 1912-08-10
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Thousands OF friends and ex-pa-
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The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
QUIET IN PEKIN AGAIN
ap Trouble in Vicinity of Legations
in Chinese Capital Since Mar
tial Law Was Established.

pehin. March 3.-MartiaI law
which has been proclaimed in the
capital, is operating successfully.
tt o'clock this morning quiet
prevailed in the vicinity Of Nc le-
s.sasAsiifasEHsss bat continual eannenaaina
was heard in the direction Of F0nr-
Tai, with which communication
les been temporarily cut OFT.
A detachment Of American troops
~ due at $50 o'clock this morning.
|0ne train due at 1880 last night has
|not yet arrived.
The legations are preparing for
Ia siege. Direct attacks on the le-
cation quarter are not feared. but
the Chinese troops possess many
modern guns, which might be used
effectively if turned on the lcga-
iions.
BY the dynamiting Of the bridges
.en the Hankow railway and be-
cause Of the fighting along the
|Tien-Tsin line, Pekin is temporar-
ily out Of communication with
those places. The foreign guard
along The railway will be increased.
The American women and chill
'dren have been concentrated from
1.-The other missions in the ample
compound Of the Methodist mis-
sion. block from the legation
Quarter. The compound is sur
r0ondei by high walls and can cas-
rs be defended The men connect
cd with the mission remain in their
Town quarters.
Fires still were burning and now
land then the investigators en-
co0nlered an executioner At work
ILooters were frequently surround
ed by soldiers and promptly killed.
Two b dies were come upon, one
telad in valuable silks and furs, and
the other that of a miserable cool
"a. who had died for few pounds
of beans found beside him. Few
soldiers were among the headless.
IThe bodies for the most part were
Those of civilians, who had fol-
lowed in the wake Of the looting
soldiers.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
NO BAIL FOR POISONER

New York, March Winifrcd
Ankers The servant accused Of
poisoning eight babies who died in
The Brooklyn Nursery and Infants
Hospital two weeks ago. was held
without bail today for the grand
jury. IN directing this action Mag
strate Hylan scored the manage
ment OF the hospital and said he
hoped the grand jury would con-
slider conditions there.
Throughout the proceedings the
accused woman sat fondling her
baby which was taken from her
custody a lhe 5Ima Of her arrest
bul was recently restored to her.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
STRIKE GRIPS
ENGLAND HARD
Many Great Industries Kcenly Feel
Its Paralyzing Elfect--aiills and
Foundries Rapidly prcpar-
ing to Shut Down.

London March 2 Although this
was only the second day Of the coal
strike, its paralyzing effect on other
industries is being keenly felt. 1t
is computed that by Monday 10000
workers outside Of the coal mines
viii be idle. and each successive
day the strike lasts viii add to this
number. More than 100000 min
ens in England, Scotland and Wales
are out.
Shipping at many ports is APP
preaching standstill and steam
travellers are laying up. Many
foundries already are closed and
others are preparing for a speedy
shutdown.
Miners Are Firm.
Three or four days will suffice to
cause stoppaee az most Of the Shelf
field steel works, and within
week, IL the collieries do not re-
sumo, more than 100000 employees
in The cotton mills and allied trades
"a Lancashire will be without work.
AS long as the National Miners
Federation aheres to the dctermin-
alton that a schedule Of minimum
wage rate drawn llp By themselves,
must be conceded before they will
enter into further negotiations,
there appears not the slightest hope
of settling the strike.
Lose Public Sympathy
The owners may be coerced TO
pay a minimum wage by legisla-
tive enactment but this method
cannot force the miners TO accept
and return to work. Their refusal
even to negotiate the question has
largely alienated public opinion as
expressed in The newspapers, but
what is apt to prove far more eff
fectiye is the pressure that viii be
brougt to bear upon them by the
vast army Of workers in other
fields thrown ont of work and faced
by hunger and restitution
No violence has yet occurred and
no troops have been moved, but
orders were issued at Aldershot to-
NIGHT that the troops make ready
10 e8train Immediately if their SER
Vices are needed
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07

lNate life and to the operation OF his
silver mine near chihuahua. patcho
VITA, the ex-bandit, will, II is said
succeed Orozco as commander Of
the federal troops in chihuahua
state He has seven hundred men.
and the Juarcz detachment under
|salazar expect to find in them COM
rades rather than enemies. Ameri-
cans from Chihuahua say that VIII
ia i prepared to make show Of
resistance and then to surrender
60 larger numbers" and join the
movement against the national
eapilal
1t is admitted that Madero now
has his hands very full with Zap
ata IN the south, and that should
The advance from the north ma
temaiize, as now seems certain. he
will find himself in a position fully
as critical as chat which forced
President Diaz to flee in tho night
from his palace to Vera Cruz and
aeross the Atlantic.
The Nasquistas in Juarez have an
abundance Of money and have paid
cash fer all supplies, buying sew
oral carloads in III Paso. tt is NOT
known who is financing the move
ment, but Vasquistas say they are
doing their own financing. Later
today Vasquista customs men seiz-
ed 440 cans Of contraband opium in
juarez, which was consigned to
local Chinaman. 1t is worth SIS
can and will be sold by Salazar and
.he money added to his campaign
fund.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
NEAL ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

March 2, 1912
Hon. Frank NJ. Jones,
Candidate for representative Of
Polk County, State Of Arkansas.
Dear Sir-I note with pleasure
your challenge to meet you in joint
debate on dates specified in your
circular Of recent date.
It affords me great pleasure to
accept this challenge, as this will
give ME long sought for oppor-
tunity to present to the Democratic
voters Of polk county the merits
pf my candidacy.
! am in this race 70 win; nothing
hut death can stop me and at pres
ent | am III good health and able
to eat three square meals q day
when I can pet them
Very respectfully
all y. r. Neal.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
L0cHRIDGE DRY GOODS COMPANY
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION
+. NJ. Reeves Has Received Certifi-
cate Of Appointment as Mem
Der Of Examiners Board
Position 0pcn Soon.

Assistant Postmaster F. Nj.
Reeves has received his commits
sion from the United States POST
office Department appointing him
as a member and secretary Of the
Board Of Civil Service Examiners
for the Ninth district, which has
headquarters in ST. Louis. Mr..
Reeves will have his headquarters
here at Mena and the new position
does not conflict with his duties in
the local postoilice.
Hatfield 20 Have Rural Route.
One Of the FIRST examinations to
be held by Mr. Reeves will be for
the rural route carrier to take the
new route out Of Hatfield, which
has just been established. This ex-
animation will be held in Mena, and
applicants for this position must
have his actual domicile in the ter
|ritory supplied by the Hatfield Of
flee, and be between iS and IS years
of age.
For further information address
F. NJ. Reeves. Mena This examine
ton will be held March 30.
There is also an examination for
railway mail clerks to be held in
Mena some time soon, probably il
May.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
MENA, ARKANSAS
Saturday Afternoon, March 9
Clarence G. Eckhart

Americas foremost Baoonist will make an aerial ascen
sion in his mammoth balloon and after reaching dizzy
height from the earth, will leap from the balloon and
through the aid Of single frai parachute, will make
thrilling descent to EARTH See the wonderful imitation
and the terrific start of the Monster Balloon 20 feet in
heghth and containing 1000 square yards of CLOTH of
the largest aerial navgators ever built See Eckharts
daring rapeze act the swiftly flying balloon and thrill
ing parachute leap leaving the balloon at height Of 5000
to 1000 feet from the earh parachute falling 800 feet
through space before opening making the longest and
most daring leap before the American public.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
ON TO MEXICO. REBEL cRy.
Cen. Salazar Has 1000 Men Read,
TO March on Madero's Capital.

Gen. salazar Has 1000 Men Ready
10 March on Madero's Capital.
FL paso, March 2-Fouf thousand
#lexican rebels are under arms IN
}narez tonight and the cry is "ep
q the City Of Mexico" Gen. 1nez
Salazar said tonight that ne has di-
Il ded his forces into four hrieades
p one thousand men each, and viii
Isove into the south when be Is
! tisfled that the railroad line IS
fpen and ali bridges repaired a.
e has impressed into service the
xnly two engines ia jnarez- which
*rfiNed there tonight q s. believed
y plans to start south tomorrow
s The movement Of Nas0uisias NJ.
r. Chihuahua is hooked upon eeR
4 d minor importance Lbiaaa-
8 ia already practically Is 'n rfne
] ands and has ouis foaf h2naf
8 rails q resist lhe rehN is &
as lnss Is idol. toe aceogar s.
i aktc son'Eht Gen Pasgl fi.
i having finally returned W pta.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
PERSIAN CANNIBALS
American Missionary Reports that
persians Are Living or OF Each
Other in Famine District

Washington, Feb. 90 Startling
charges that cannibalism is being
rracticed among the famine
slriken persians, were received this
forenoon from Or. Susan l. Moody
aa American missionary in that
Dr. Moody's cablegram says that
IA The northwestern part Of Persia
here the rebels produced famine
sackine and looiing about 2s
tics and towns. there are 10000
aeople starving.
Fathers are eating their cwn
children. saws The cabieeram, and
children are eating each other, be-
use az the lark Of other food.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07
Two Slarships Annually.

Washington Feb e. The house
committee on naval affairs this
forenoon decided To report favor
ably on the resolution authorizing
the building of two new battleships
each year, and also decided to de-
mand that the Democratic caucus
reseiHd IFS recent action, declaring
AGAINST any increase in the
number Of warships 70 BIZ built.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-03-07

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