The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-04

negative. The crowd continued TO
pelt Dunn with stones and he turned
and ran down a side street The mob
followed and as they passed a house
where a Mrs Murphy VAS standing Ia
"a door. one Of the strikers turned and
threw rock az her
Dunn finally escaped and then came
down To Justice l.ittles court and
sWore out a second warrant for Daniel
Gracan. one of the members of the
moh whom ne recigni2ed Gracan Is
the man who Is alleged Go haye as
| saulted Dunn before. Deputies are
| looking for the man and expect 10
have him some time today
Charges Intimidation.
James ODonnclL charged with in
tim.datiun by Joseph IA. BRYANT, Was
arrested this morning Being unable
10 furnish bonds in the sum Of $500
the defendant was taken 10 the county
jail Ia await examination. Sept. TO-
p'ponnel, II is alleged, threatened
went 20 work today he would have his
head blown OH ana his home blown up
Centennial Heights Hostile.
Minor disturbances were frequent at
Centennial Heights and troops were
on the alert every hour during the
night strikers are generally hostile
in his u"iEhborhood ana workmen
and their families have been COM
PEELED tu submit 20 cruelty on the part
Of unruly strikers and sympathizers
The location J., practically under mar
tial law.
To Reinforce Troop 8.
Ten members of Troop h. Cavalry I
Detroit have been ordered back -
duty in the copper country and viii |
arrive here saturday With the ar
rival of THESE men, Troop Il. will have !
thirty-iive men on duty here.
CNd" Montgomery OF Lansing, "a |
member OF the artillery corps was |
sIiehtlN injured this morning when his
morse slipped on the slippery creOsote |
block pavement and fell upon him His /
injuries proved slight and were given
attention uy the ambulance corps |
members
Tne Nerth Kearsaree Shooting
Nargaret FaZekas the young girl /
who vas shot during the battle be-
tween strikers ard deputies at the
\oru kcar>uge Monday morning
shows n'tlr change in condition from
the time SHE was brought Ia the talu-
met public hospital tor treatment.
Should the giil die. and there appar-
rulh are no hopes for her recovery.
1n muuest Will be- held, according to
Prusccutlng Attorney Lucas. at
which testimony by both strikers and
deputies concerned viii he taken
members Of both sides have already
been closely questioned by the prose
cutting attorney and his assistants and
he stories they tell are widely differ
emit the strikers claiming that the dep
uties deliberately shot into their
ranks while the deputies assert they
Bred into the air.
The prosecutor said this morning
ha. NO inquest would be- held in the
'aS' of Steve putrich. one ct the two
men Killed m the light at Seebrryin"
\ususl a.. rs thc inquest into the
lea;h cd Aloiz TiJau had furnished all
the rg idru'a the prosecution requires
against Tho deputies held for the nun
Ter ot the mru.
The strike cases viii bee started in
circuit count next Monday morning,
he prosecution announced. The first
,,iU bee that OF Leonardo White chang
"a with carving concealed Weapons.
Rock Shipments Increase.
Nineteen shafts of which - are CAL
umet 4 Hecla, produced 400 tons of
rock Yesterday. thus establishing
new hieh mark since production was
resumed From four shafts on the
and eight on the conglom-
crate loGcs. 5000 tons were produced
10y the 6. q H. yesterday, Isle Royale
produced tons from one shaft. the Cop
per Range hoisted 300 tons from two
shafts AT Champion ana Trimountain,
superior mined 800 tons from one shaft
and Quincy's production of rock from
two shafts was 800 tons. Each figure
will show material increase before