The chronicle=news., 1913-12-27

MN ana hank Etm nhu 'aiiths ms
the vilesi Of names.
When We reached the station
James MeNaushion. general manager
and vice president oi th. Calumet
aud Heeia mines. drove up IN an en-
tomobii.. H.. rushed mp Ia me and
said;
You gel out Of this country for
ever. II you ever come back -!
hang YOU
| Then he continued I" abus-- Ia" IL,
III" Siies, manner when ,h@ train
left I ~ss thrown bodily onto il, Tive
men who claimed to be- deputy sher'
iffs then ga, "n, They iooh h- into
IN. sleeper and soon after Mr Tan
n-r ~an bfonshi in ii-, iDs. hal
b.-h assaulted in the r1"m anl iosr-
ibiy iak-h 'o tn. station
'Oh- of the deputies hana-! In"
conductor our ticket. and said tha,
Ne 1-rr so.ns 10 Cbisas. The dep
usi-. stayed an the train un,ii &c
had psse~i aV-r is,n Wisconsin
'Som-shsf- ON The Trip do-tss
~as called To- dress M s.unas ~.
sss summoned by oh- "f the ,S-a
~ho saia the, .-r- a-pd,i|s and lac
told the doctor SO s-hd The bill 4" the
sheriff at caiasm-,,
''ia order Is rFas. nv sass ! go, a
s'at~m-n, from 'h- iarsor
Mr. Mover then r-2ra.d into his
cha' ana 50, tao .h--:s II pst.-T on
which ~ss -rittsn this sIa,sm-Ht3
Charles u. Mayer ~ss ura'.-i by
me f.s a suastos saaad in th- tars.
apparently Superficial 10 na;as.'s att
iassTa:ioas .s ,h- .~alp
,si.a-si =. " ssSr,. n ~
''caahi-ssisas-i. ~ u itSaaisFs
p-ra's sheriff
Mayer .aii h. =as saias 4. s'si. ~
chi.ssn lust isaS -aaash 10 es'
-fIs-a up .aa ,h-a he s"aiia -
tsst ss Catu-na, q. Load the sish' nj,
the striking copper sia-se u. .s'.'
,hs, hi. fr.,.ra,i-a ~ss siana 80
vim.
Z have a-s-s .ais ,kas . assmbr.
at the C,,ts-s.' Ailssss. ssps.d shs
pssie ., Italian ttaii'' ssia Ma5--
~h-s sskr'' a. =. HE r-nnss.-i state.
tssass.
II did .Ag that shss- VOC % nr-
sha ~1sid swear ssAi sh~t sav a
n.s ~-asias . Si,!s-ns Ailtans~ b-'Ss
Ton fash ur th- stairs ssis. hs. a-.s
,A..asa ne e~ss srs yrii 'Eis'''s
We .sn ,ak. sss. af -ssF p~n psa-
pie, W. sate faashs ,h.iG bs'is-ss
W. haVr tod their wtiIr 'Ars w.rg
hsnsry sai slnshsS ;srn shea 'h-J
-ese sold. N.~ ~- can safy shrs
ws s.A Nm h.ig. ssaa ssh-ss
Meyer ~e-la not say ~hs's-s ans
.s the msn sh. attacked hia psf-
in the shrfisf@s parst ~hish -ad
talked ~ish kias i.ss = '~s ~iuus0s
b-t..- u. .aia that he dii s"' r"ez
.xnis. aay "t them ss ih" sane
HAT. h- e-ssi.u-is raHuns
understand h.s ,sr s-rp'i-s hap
prnsL 10 b. ., sS- station paisins
~h-n IN. m.b SO; shrr~s Neither
can pedersisaa hos IL sas thor bad
chi,ar. tickets t-r urs Tsensr ann
m,saIs nor how shr' could stsrurtnn
a ior,nr AMI tell him 4" caasz" 'hr
treatment sa tho soua', us'sss th.
sheriff sns~ ali .t 10. t,nss that ~.
attack "a. snins TO :ss. a,ac-
Mo,er hia'-a That he thought 't.
shsri,rs cpul-s.asD ess simply =
. -uss 4. siaa ~as whether nc va.
sjoo. and " i, -s,sli b. sat" sar the
other rSf,p to attach him.
Aishy,sh Noy-.s handsses aud
he'd iiucn were '~s ssa''ss'd ~'th
blood, he did not appear to b- in any
main. and received reporters 'hr-rfui-
iy and talked for ncarIr twenty min
utss.
Former Congressman Victor nrtG"r
os MtI~aukee entered tho car ami
VAS srr,ed warmly by Meyer. ". in
v;,oJ the injure,. rran to hin h"m"
| ana satf 'Na' we "H"f"S'
;s,. .onli 60 to tho aid Cf the "si"-
met miners
I
Cb;.as,. iii.. Dec. s.a-Chsrlcs u
Mayer. b-ai.B and shot aud r"n n"'
Of Hancock. Michigan. br a H'ch last
night. arrived her" this ai'srn"nn
lie was taken 20 p hotel. bu' later IN
the day -iii be removed =" hospital
where a SURGEON ~i,l probe for the
bullet IN th. muscles Of his left
shoulder.
Ampiityine his ,sls with reporters
at Milwaukee. Meyer said that James
lMcNaushton. manager Of tn" 'aiu'
met and tIccla. passed the mob N his
machine and va. at the railroad sta
tjon when the mub arrived. Nc
| >.ugb,on Tho mine leader said