The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-03

started for camborne against the wine
ANA BARNARD cleared II Students rush.
The town backs handled well and
RUNNER made a good effort To cut
| through. The Students relieved with
the help of a penalty. and the visitors
hid TIE better Of the play but at half
'ime there was no score. ON restart
lns the Students carried play Ia the
home line, bat Mills drlbbled away and
from "A serum Reynolds dropped a goal
Tor Cambornc. The Town handled
wei but the home forwards broke
away ana Osborne turned the BAN 10
touch. Several chances of scoring
were missed owing to the wings being
unable To accept the passes, and
Plummer ran over. but was held mn
GOOD opening by Req nolds was spoil
by Mills and Plummer was again
prominent I'm attack Williamson
dribbled away and beat Osborne I'm;
The Town back recovered and was
p"nali2ed for laying on the ball. God
d"n took the Kick ana landed a penalty
goal for the Students. Result: Cam
borne, dropped goal q points,:
students penalty goal c. pontsJ
$685..
Mr.. Edward Roase. coroner. held an
inquest at Ilolston Guildhali ON Wed
resday ON Harriet Emily Hawke
splnator, who for great number of
years had carried on "a boot and shoe
dealers business at CoinagehalI street,
llelston, in conjunction with her sis
ter who died a few weeks ago. MIR.
" Il. Thomas watched the proceed
lngs on behalf of the relatives.
Josiah Anerove, plumber. cousin of
deceased, said he last saw deceased Ia
speak 20 her about a Fortnight ago on
the occasion of her sisters funeral.
She did not seem depressed in any
way. ON the previous afternoon. i'm
with T.. q. Clark. he went to
.he deceased'e premises and found the
'uorS securely fastened He gained
through one Of the win
lows, ana with T.. &. Clark, searched
~" house. and found deceased hang
me by leather strap behind the bed
'oom door. Deceased was fuzzy dress
81 and there We're no signs Of a strug-
gle They searched the house but
'ound no writings or letters of any
description.
MiSs Christana Holman matron Of
telston Dispensary, said she had
inown deceased all her life and dur
NJ the past fortnight had slept with
licensed since her sisters death. on
l"nday she saw deceased who did not
ell here I" come as usual in the eve
ling, but when later in the evening
IA" found the doors locked Deceased
cemed to be a little depressed since
.er sisters death, and the business
ad been closed, and deceased had in.
,nded To have gone to reside with her
rothcr in London.
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Cornwall provided Gloucester M
Gloucester on Saturday with one Of
'ohardest games seen on the ground
r wears, and eventually lost by four
oints' one goal. two tries to one pen.
nv goal, four tries
WIN IN" WIND IN the first half.
Gloucester had most of the attacking
nj put on a penalty goal and two
les To Cornwalls one try. scored by
lckett after good dribble After
'e interval Cornwall did much deter
lined attacking. aud reduced the lead
two tries scored by Marshall ire.
living from HaileS) and by Rich
rom brilliant cut through and run
Il. SMITH.
In view of the many changes which
ld to be made in the team Cornwall
ust LIE reckoned 30 have done wei.
'rWard they wete superior. but al
re" quarters Gloucester shone. 4
aW would have been "A fair result
= Cornwall missed several good
Ianc"S of scoring while Gloucester
re ALWAYS 0pportuniSts