The Calumet news. [volume], August 28, 1913, Image 1

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Friday Fair.
VOL. XXII.
CALUMET, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST 28, 1613.
NUMBER 26S
IMPERATOR, LARGEST VESSEL
AFLOAT, FIRE SWEPT AT DOCK
DAMAGE HEAVY
IN HOLD AND
SECOND CABIN
Steerage Passengers, i n Panic,
Are Guided Safely to the
Hoboken Pier
SHIP'S OFFICER MEETS DEATH
Flames Spread Very Rapidly and
Threatened Destruction
COSTLY FURNISHINGS RUINED
aw Jrork, Auk ili Tin steamship
Inip.-r-.ttor, Hm largest vessel afloat,
. is setspl by Si early t n I : iis eka
to) al In r flock ai llohoken. with bjgf
.n w iind 1 , 1 ;t I BtSOfSgl pMM ageTB
nirftars.
Second Qfnoot Cobrfeht, nrho lad ton
i'it'1 httc tin' hoM to iiKin iii.- (Iiiiik s,
wss cut " Ihm bin men, enveloped
in ,i tHoud of smoke, tnd suffocated,
iii- iicni eras found it boor eftss
ard unUMichod i Bra mmI brought
.i ibore,
A sua man, "M'- III lln- part) who
ill ifoWH With ' ' .1 if ii 1 1 1 inin Hi''
" vela mI Hm vessel was serkrasl) In
Jun d.
Bool nf Are Ajcktlng emit nug
mettled by iippamtus i n short, snr-
rounded tbe ship and i ton i I
i iter blta Hi hoht, n ii u tke lire
i .1-; in-'ki ll ai I o'clock t ho great vos
1 1 hod llstsd Mtoon degrees.
steerage now mt ro aroused b) I he
crai kllati of I bo tlaness, ruohed panic
strkkea lor the star, Kool of them
spent the remainder ul I he nlgkl hud
died in diss mfurl at ii - nliore end id
the pier, KoM of Hm steesagc pas
iwngora had been inspect, il b) ike
customs or beelth sutkuritto !! anas
ni this .inn. ii guards ourrounded
them, i ster they were rushed to Bills
Island.
Fire Gains Headway Rapidly.
The mint ah In won Sorb as nil
oboord wore nnli p, aove the ufftccra
on wotobi when smoke ascending I
iii"- provisions room woe dlecovered.
Alni"si .it the some moment the crack
Iras of llssnns "as heard in the leer
go ojMftaVMi A jni i nJarw nam
ninded,
Commodore Bugger, com me inter In
chief of the vessel. u among ""'
Aral to respond, The crow of l,ttt
wore in Ihstr places within minute.
Th L'omplea fire Rghtlm apparatus of
i he row al n ee net In raid Ion, Bh i rj
i ordpurtraenf asj ordered cloeed es
i pp( those necesser) te lee ve op n fm
the ii ai nge pinei agei i to I aahora
Tba ship's oW lere and hundreda of ihs
crew iin-'i up in two oohanuM alons
Hie route to aafet) and guided the
I error attic ken man and women to Ibe
pier.
With Ibe ship cleor Ike entire torco
turned their banda to fighting the
lamoa Three uunrtsts of an hour
i hej fougfbf the bra, a Uh onl ihi im-i'1-r.
ii'ir own apparatus. Then, dee
paring ol ouccess, iln- Hoboken depart
man! a aa not Hied and I nei 1 1 i hi rm
I I ii tided,
s. i Officer Cobricht, and Seamen
Struma caught in the withering
breath of a betrh of iWrnaa ware cul
"ii froai the door they had entered.
W ben iik- Sra eaa checkod bbo bod) of
Cobrtebt ami found, Blmnta waa
brooald to boapllal and rovlvod. Me
la iuik hurt,
Second Cabm Badly Damaged.
The dluiaal aalaoii of the aw mid
cabin aufferod Hal iraauiiai damase
tnm .nnii.k.' iin.i up. and iii- hand
soate appolnUnanta of Ihe aalun an
e rock
Deanlte t ti - rainforeonaeril "f droraan
tin BajBoa inJaufi bssdway. i in boat
'i"in Kaw 1 'rk and Seel of tuaja,
itmi i thor bsMoT "i anarlaea
iron Hoboken ware ruahed to tht ptar.
N Ueaoa kaaai wapa raaafl) i iw Ike
ceeoer bo ralil piraeai aa the n.t mi-m
Urn ni.'in-d ninnif-iilHi lK nt lln-ir Ih IkIiI
to iaatrey bar, WH ni'v atreaina
1,1 M Inaj ..n Ike Sn Hm Samea aare
Hnall) eatlnffukdK t.
The "nils iimi kHI"I Sttlni of Ike
aeciind cobfa taoee ekanlnwd end dart
Hi i ,tni uaryata aoddan, and
furniture mured and broken
a thouennd longshoremen, employed
b) the lliimlihiK-Am.Ti.ini Ikek IkS
i maece i tari aeyajajfta wen! on atriu
H boon battfa n- vaaaeri antvai,
Tiwrip phoeoa ware, MII.-.1 i.v naM ffnai
Krooklyu mij th" men wero t ltl they
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
ARE SOLD BY SOLONS
Witness in Mulhall Inquiry Re
veals A New Phase
Wkabtngton, Ann. M. a Soorlakrag
Mini) iii ankfte baaaui and ooaaajaoaitii
ii inif i by Ike Bevefnmeal for nn-rn-befo
of t'eniieea revealed today
before the Hftaea ktkby rnmaalttee. i
icn (rvkae, i doonaaanl beaker. eoJM
to hnpeacb trot taaoai aajainai Rop.
1 1 -'in ii K Hoi i ni"tt ajlt an b) I it
Mc Michael, deeliaed to t.n Ike namea
i connt aaesai i nun a bom be bought
liublle docuraenta Irvine teatlSed be
traded doeumanta i"i menu bora1 ul the
He pee and Senate nnd bougbl from ro.
1 1 rtag membera their inn guote of
SoeuBBjenta, He i 'i.i MeMlchael had
Hold him docamenta and be had trad
ad laTKiumonU wtth McPefmott.
ON ERRAND OF MERCY.
Signal CfrKs Membrrs Relieve Suffer
ings of Four Destitute Families.
Membera of the Tpallentl Blgnal
Corpa, aiattoned al ike Pfoa. ami
eftafta of the Tamaraek, performed ab
errand of rucrcy toda) when they an
lieaitatlog. uirrendnred ihwlr noonday
i Ltloa . ao thai they mighl be aged i"i
the ratlel "i four destitute faaallleM
wkosa I'lkeki the) iind dunraeeeodi Two
were Uh famtlloe "f atrtkora and two
imti- ih famlMse .i nonatrtksea.
I -.!- neversil days Ike Hagnal Dorpa
membei ha re not ked I h wieiful
faoei of the cklldraa who ajatkesajd
ah. ni the imp at meal time a and to
day the) decided to Invaetbjate. 'inr-m-.'t
end oaleus conitituted the anttis
mi' ii of "in- family or nine, on. or the
itrikur'd furallhsi, and the fare at ti"
othnr rnmlHee aaa almoei aa limited,
The luffermi iroi revelation to thr
siKnui corpi tneanbera and touched
their hearts. WMhout i moraent'i bea
ktatloa tke) gathered together their
dinner rations, coneletlne of bee, im
tatoee, ma iron), n-.-. kHtattoos; breajfl
beans end coffee and augar and dis
trlbuted Hum pro rata amooi the die
ii. ed i mi iii - The gratitude of I hi
ramllte), especially the little onei Itillj'
compenratt I the soldier boys for their
acrifl .
RIFLE EXPERT SHOOTS
COMRADE AT CAMP PERRY
Camp Parry, o., Aug. !s Tke ftm
fatal ntcideal on tke rifle raagea al
Camp Parry oocarred toda) when
Pranoiaco Balloon, Peruvian, araa
ktHed b) a felkiw countryman, Juan
Kegarru, ki accidentally puffed Ho
trigger of a loaded i tii".
Kegnrri i, who had just returned from
the si bundred rard range. kneJf on
the atreel end tot ill aim with a rifle
ai a poh in AlltoVn'e tent ynat aoros)
the wi. Believing tke gnn was un
loaded, be pulled 1 1 - trigger, The Sis
charge eenl Ihe bullet clear th rouge
the tenl pole and Bllloon'a left side.
."v;iii.i la frantic.
FOUR MEET OEATH WHEN
WALLS OF STORE COLLAPSE
Peter boro, Ont Aug SB. -Tke Turn
tali coinpany'a atore waila which were
wenkened b) tilteratlons, eoliupeed to
day, MiiitiK four and Injuring eeveral
persons, a hundred workman, elerka
and bot,pera went down In tke craah.
The bodlea ..I three women nnd on.-
man were taken from 1 1 1 - ruins m
toon, it la believed other bodice are
under Ihe debris Btghl of tke in
jured were aenl to the hospitals.
CANADIAN CHIEFS ORGANIZE
King at on, Unt., Aug, "v PI re chief a
from the leading clthsa "f Ontario
gathered here toda) for tke annual
convention of their provincial esso
elation. The convention win bo hi s s
sion throe daya Before final adjourn
men' t is expe.le.l tliiit preliminary
I ' will be token for the oi ganlaa
thin ni ii Domtnton aeaoi Inflini r ftrs
chiefs
would n"t be taken back, Bomcbody'a
carekiasnenSi it la ibonabt. WM reapon.
Ithte for the lire. The iaggssjator hits
Buffered aSVStnl mishaps, morn r less
serious, id nee its launching Ma)
tit, i
Ship to Sad Saturday.
Official thnated I he damage I o
I In .-' I its-( II"! lo I,, ti '' I 1 I il ' 1
quantities of supplies in the boM an
us. i However. Nearl) laro million
gallona of water were poured on Iks
lire.
'i ii p iny announced Hm ship
win Mil 1 1 Saturday hm achaduksJ. Tfst
damage Will ! retHilred uh fur uh
posslbm.
SITUATION IS
ENCOURAGING
Mexico Willing to Negotiate Fur
ther and Likely Will
Change Attitude
HUERTA MUST BE ELIMINATED
United States Desires Definite
Assurances on That Point
PROMISE OF LOANS IS MADE
..' blngton, Atiu m Tbta a a 1 hi
Mealeag MtunUon, li nrief today:
Huertl has withdrawn bin requeal
for an tauhonge of ambaasadorn, and
neked tkal tbe present dtpiotnettc ti
i ins contraue until after tbe Moxli in
eh t ioiiv in ' trtahof
n oagM that was Interpreted aa u
uoncfeslcn, Oamaoo, Mexican foreign
rain later, pointed out that tin- demand
of Hm Patted Btatog for ih- ellmlai -Hon
of rtuerta will be met b) provi
sion of the Mexican constitution,
wkafih makes the arovlilonol president
iit.ii)ii)h to re-election. The W$ath
1 1 ik t i i government, however, dosli'ei
aaflur itv i mi n dnftntt
Lind, the presidents envoy, aa au
thoelseil to return to Mexico City from
Vera t i n. 'it In his d isrri I ion II
goomed ndvtaable." it is believed hen
he win en .nut that the aafjaUatloaa
nvar aome oi the disputed points, tirin
egSally the retliognanl of Huerta, ul!
ba reopened. PrasMeni Wilson and
Bscretary Bryan regarded the situa
tion ns "encouraging" nnd Indktatad
they expected some change In the at
titude ai yjgajco City after the pn
dent's eddreei lo Congreai yeati ! .
w as mot e dli ated,
American consular ogle era through
put Mexico were rounding up Ajneri
caaa una MtldrcaaUig them to leave
ii i . und psapnrlnS m am to al 1
them in doing so.
Major Oenaral Wood and etaA of
the arm) returned to Washington to
tai," personal charge of any mllltar)
meaaurei to carry out the preeldent'a
determination for atrlel neutrality.
Expect Good News Soon.
tfter an ebrfy ronferem with
Bryan nnd t'hiirmai Bacon of tke
Semite foreign relations committee,
(resident Wllaon let it be known that
he beMoved the situation in Mexico
I was encouraging. The weeldenl thlnka
tninga are changing in Mxko 1 Ity,
ami thai something definite win .soon
lie made known. There was HO OVl
fence here earh today tha4 tht lluer
ti govenunenl had ignwitl to the .m
erlcan plan, but the dlspoeltlun of the
Mexican administration to withdraw
aomi of Its proposals has encouraged
th.- bettef in ofHcfal clrelas thai tke
president s measago is having i I ef
feci in Mexico
Should land d- em il ndt I (table to
return to Mexico City to continue, in
person, the begotlationa be hi conduct
ing bj telegraph from Vera Crua, la
has autliorlty from Waahlngtim to do
no. it is considered quite probable h
wlM go.
Loans Not n Inf.entive
Mexlrn City, AUg. IS, The full texi.
..I the inawer f Prederlco Qamboa,
ecreter) of the slate for foreign nf
taiis, to ihe ''second note'' sent inm by
John bind, President Wilsons eonii-
dential ggeUl In MeXlOO, under dale of
AttgUII If, MM made public here lo-
day, it -.Mains s. reral laten I ihk
rla n . i
In on.- i i igraph the Mexican dlplo
mal quotes Llnd'i itatemeni lhal Prei
Idenl W ilson, if Mexico a t.s imme
iiitety and favorably upon the fore
going Higgeetlona," world express to
American hankers assurmiees that the
govirgtnonl of the United Btatea would
look with favor upon an immediate
loan to Mexie... In answerinc this
Qamboa buffs be excused from
direct reply for the time being, otfcsj
than lq Bay ibis suggestion appaars
to bg an gttt tctlve antecedenl pro
posal to III" end that, moed b) petty
interests. Mexico should renounce m
light whtok ii Ineontroversable and
upholds Ids country St a time when
the dignity of the nattou hi al staks.
'I believe," he .elds, "there are not
loann enough i Induce those charged
b tSsj law to mglntalg tkal dlgntt)
to permit it to be loosened.'
nefwiilag io the Insist en ee -r ii
non that Rassrta bind Klmoetf not to
be a candidate for election, Qamboa
ojuotsi from conatltutkmal arttoleg of
the Mexican rapuMto lo proVS thai
under tkoas regulations ' the secretar)
r state, in charge of cxocutlvs power,
nha.ll not he eligllile to ofllre either of
preoMenl or rice president when ihe
elections take plio' ' This, as fJgSJ
hoa intimates, preMn's tluartS from
being n candidate.
Dccumentt are Published.
Mealeo t'lty. Aug. II, AM tbe doeu
ni. nis (onnei tcil with l. nd's miaalon
i" Mexico City wen- BBjotMsaJ today
Although thit is an "off year"
rit.es, includint New Vork
MEMORY OF OANIEL
WEBSTER HONORED
Patriotic Exercises Mark Dedica
tion of Memorial House
franklin. N il , Aug., . v ffoveral
thousand cltlseuii of thin state and
hundreds ot prominent vlaltOTB from
other eta tee attended the patriotic ex
ercise held here lodav lo cel. I. la le
the i ompici ion and gsaflcaUon of the
Webster Memorial House which real!)
is the restored birtkplace of Dantol
Webster, Tin bxerckaes wets held at
Ihe old vlst. house, and consisted
mainly in the deliver) of a numbei
of btotortoal ami patriotic apeechei by
distinguished oratOtS from this and
tber elates, honoring the messor) oi
Dnnkd Wehster ami wtpreeaing satis
faction over the preservation and ret
toration oi tie great etatesmau'i
blrthplscc
Boyoond Home 1 Pfpvrivcd
When Daniel Websjtoi was born on
Jan'.iar) 1. I7x-, the humlde pons.- m
which In fffmi s'w the Hgkt of da)
was in Ballabury, mw a pari of
PTanklin When rYanklln became
town, in I ' P i",,k pails el Sain;
bury KortMteJd. AnBjgrver a'"1 Ban
born ton into p territory, iVadlHon
sSyi tkal when Danaa Webster was
horn the clearing aconnd ins lather's
pla uhs the rarthenl north in New
Hampshire There nag oni a. bridle
path to ihe pla . and the house was
located so as to fSSSJ an old mill in
the hollow, Trees tkal have stood for
centuries are still there but nothing
remains of tht "i.i mill but tb dam.
When Daniel Webster was three yt ir
of ige in-, rstber, Cssat, BSMklei Web
ter, moved to what M known as the
Kim i aim it Webster Place Tins i
now a part of i 'a. Mem Hampshire
orphans Hotne, ihe Qg tor lor and in
terior kaviajg been praoei vud Intact
Aibtgall Jiaptei i a. it., has bad m
stalled in front of Ihe bouse a 1.. .Wider
with ii iiron.e ma riser, Tks barthpbv i
ami the tfitoas are tbe oni- two placee
now standing in PVanklin In wkh h
Daniel Wekstei lived, TtMeotd Webetei
tavern across the atrooi from 1 1 1 - - Blms
whleli ,.is one.- Ills liome his I. ecu
removed io uie aay t. a more mod,
orn fnrmhui
Lemtlature Mates Appropriation.
After Webster s fitther had m-u' d
io the IStngg tif "i, i ksgsji whtih the
family ha.t formerly occupied wa.-.
nauvod eoress th mad ami attached
t a big temetor) fasn bouse i sn
i.. Tin- ooHnr "i the ,,id kmtsi nas
nih il in and i h l" tlon was forgot
ten, in net oner inn. eg a meeting
io the office of Chkaf JgaMBi IVank
v. I'arsoiis of He- ew Uampehlre Bu
in the Man... th. nrffcinl Ml Kl an
ernmenf organ In proper chronologic :
order. The d nents were a. ..m
panled by an alllclr godor Ibe cap
t tog " AM Pi I it i.uis w ith t he I nn, d
States."
I'm mi sol) i'"1 i -hikIc oonMneni ii
added. bOOauae ' was believed tin
dociimcnta wen el.npient enough III
themselves."
BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT
in politics, there will be campaigns in
prime Court in ibis clt) tbe Webster
Birthplace t.aaockUfcm was organised.
The organization obtained an aptiru
I nation of t,5M from Ihe legislature
ami this, with other ountar ion
Irlbuttons, eii.ided ihe sjasociation u
ifrrfnim ibe -IU" Of W'e.bster's hirlb
piace and to restore the lamve naaiti
io ,i original appearance The heads
was nio,, back and placed upon its
original fmindalion which was lot
mi atel) found Mm old fksplsoe m
the kitchen or living room with It
big iron crane was rebuilt and the
house itself restored lo its original
state, inside and OtttStde, as milch as
possible TvsS the gfS w.n in tke
ysird waa reatored togethar with its
obi fashioned itwccp and oaken bucket,
Pundg will i.e coflo nd to Banks it pos-
Btbie to metal a an taker and to keei
the bouse in k i i ondltlon
CARNEGIE PEACE PALACE
FORMALLY OPENED TODAY
Tie- Hague, Vug . 28. The common-
let nil" -ted with I hi official Iran',
lor "i Ho p tint ..f paw , (rem the
Carnegie Poundatkm to the Council of
the Permanent Arbitration Cunt i and
its offlclsl dedication In nan toda) in
iii.- presence "t four hwtdead Invited
a. a on ludiliK i he I p. indue "t t ho
Arbitration Court members ol lbs
diplomatic corps, i preooktativei of
foretgu loverntnenta and Dutch offl
i mis. The ceremonlea of tic ti .iisf..
a ere quite simple, M, Von Kernel k,
tke prsaideni of the Cat uegle Pounda
Hon, delivered en addrees in ProgaSa
transferring the completed, structure
to the ( unit and the Minister of Kor-
eiirn Affairs mad. ;( brief speech of
acceptance, There was some music
ami sim he. b) i choir and then the
Invited guesta, nupectad the palace
and Ho- grounds 'I he dedication prop
er will take place tomorrow, when,
io commemorate ibe occasion, the Us
Ivenrit) oi Levden will bestow honor
ary degrees upon s. nator Kllhti R ot.
who win i rapransntsd by Dr. fames
grown Scott, secretary "f the Carne
gie Bndoameni ; on i.vis Renaalt,
permanent KYenoh delegate of tks
ii. iu'u Tribunal; on Alfred PMed, the
Vlennune pachTtolaf ami poetbumoualy
. n the late T. M. i '. Asset , the former
Dutch Minister ami CouneftJoi of
Sta'.
The Palace of p. .. e Iteudfl m a
sixteenscre rqnara plot, once tin
gSfdse "f a royal castL- SgeUSg a
shady ngeSBgg half Wa) hetweeli I'hll
Hague ami SVbevsnlngen, the famous
Dutlih seaside resort. The purchase
pries was asarf) Mas, Tks imiui-
inif is dfsmned u Inn. h -.l1e, oecii
pi s a space gg fSSi spiar. SkeaSaggSJ
a bUaV court. In front is a wide ter
raOS an I hack of it a tine park. K,a h
prominent natkm hsi furnished vome
i ratloa oinam.Mi or material foi
:he bulhimi
CONNECT COLOHADO AND GULF
I lop. M . UK . IS, A meet
lnr In the interest of th, movement
for lb. bnlMlng Of a m.xlel biKhway
from Ctolurado t.. th.- Qulf of Magfag
was held her.- toda Dsiegatei front
s.- Mil htutet, w ere in .if. rulame.
several states, and in a number of
NOVEL PROPOSAL IS
MADE BY BALDWIN
Would Have States Pay Expenses
of Primary Candidates
Colorado Bii lugs. Ookx, Aanj.i IS.
.Inst as Ihe state heats Ihe gggoaaS "f
conducting eh-, lions, so should it h'-ar
Ibe expenses or most of Ituim Uf
aadjdatee for part) nominations at
the primaries, in tin- opinion of Sim
on k, Baldwin, fJoVornor of t'onnect-
ktttt, who address, d the OoSSraof!
Conference bats, Here is the Hal of
an lid .n s' expenses whit h Governor
Baldwin would have the mate about
der
Printing and dtetrtbulieu of baltotg
and other papers nspiired by law.
Traveling expenses of tin- Candida tee
io and irotn appointments for m-ei-inns
Incidsnl to the .ampaiun, whotb
i r public or private.
Tla ellliK expenses of ywvi.k''l :: i'i
theii hehall to and from public meet
in U'S.
Copying poll or registry lists.
Prov l.niii; ha llenifers
The l.uideti of th-s legitimate ex
Banana, in most afatos, doner am Bald
win Bgkl, falls on the oagsttdats for
nomination ami deferi the poor man
from entering the political list, unless
fie puts himself gnder what be would
he apt to deaf an obligation t those
Who supply him w itli the nee ssary
funds.
Would Assjre Popular Choice.
"The fOVOnUBenf must have a
riKhi," Oovsrnor Baldwin said. "In
self defence so to regulate the making
of nommnions. whether by part
onvcntn ns or primaries or b) din I
primaries of the whole people, as, not
lo dictate the choice, hut to assim
that it fairly represents the chokSJ f
thoae who make it. The state ASUSl
have a tight, if tks people arc aatte
ffed that such tmmtnatkmi by a party
Convention or primary can DS replaced
by another mode of tats coding which
gfvsg thm a better opportunity to
make their wishes prevail, to insti
tute this other mode And w hat the
Mate .in institute it can protect"
Thart are certain items gf vaiiili-
dat.s' expenses wlich. in OoSOTnOff
Italdw in's opinion, it would l e unui.se
lo liavi Ihe stat pav Among (llese
an- mentioned th- ooat of clroalattng
nominating petitions ami of hlrinkt
transport nion for oters to polHng
ptacsa The on.-. OoveniOr Baldwin
asserts, has shown that mam persons
sigh gush pstltloas without intending
to Mile tor the caii'lldato they thus
help to place !n nomination; the other
could oe made gnnsooonao by sstak
I totting more polling pla. e.
Halt real end eandldatss personal
tiavet, postage ami tefkgrapii bttto,
mlKht properly b" h"rn hy the state
aa well as .ah'-i items, (toinor llnhl
win asnerted,
Next Meetmg at Mtrtnon.
Colorado Springs, Aug, ', -Mad toon
Wis., was SotoCttd as tkS MM meeting
place ! the conference of governors
' Tin ,., . tic,, .iimniilte, was i.-.,!..,..
ed.
WOMEN NOW
ATTACK NON
UNION MINERS
Activity of Female Strike Sym
pathizers Has Become Fac
tor in Situation
MOUNTED PATROL INCREASED
Some Troops Leave Today, But
the 1,000 Which Remain is
Adequate Force
ANOTHER PARADE HELD TODAY
Women strike sympathizers uKHin
came into prominence tn the strike
.one this morning when they pum
aahaj workmen returning to their
homes from ihe mines, look dinner
pails from non-union men and other
wise mad. displays of activity.
The activity oi the women was more
nottoaable today than at any previous
USM and nUflaegOUl -aaes of assault
war.- reported. Their temerity is in
cn using and with it mote daring as
saults are h.-ing committed A non
union man at isci-ola waa beaten ear
ly this morninif and only the UgaSly
arrival si deputies saved him from
serious injury. Another workman was
fret upon hy a hand of women at Mum
tree) and Rod Jacket riKid and alter
taking his pall from him. he wax
struck several l.lows in the face.
Another workman. provoked by
women who followed him several
okicka toward Ijod jgJDkSt, ex-hanged
a lew light btosagj with Hie U-ader. This
angered the dozen or more women in
iii- crowd and a free-for-all melee foi
lowetl. in which the women were host
ed. This d clopmeni is perplexing aa
the man an- timid in resisting audi
al tacks
Parade Again This Morning.
A parade of several hundred strik
ers Bseoaspenied hy women and ehil
dren. tarmad at an ggftg hour, and,
despite the downiMiur of rain atvd cold,
raw winds, the proccasiori remained
inta t Tlie marchers, in two bodtSS
converged Si Albion and pris fed-d
Booth on MSss street tlirougb the resi
'! ::t and mining s. ten to twiurium.
As a measure of precaution, a troop of
Cavalry and signal ors patrol waa
Called out and the movements of the.
strikers were under the gaze of the
militia N'o disturbance marked th
demonstration however and when the
parade returned to Red Jac ket the
Striken i eft for their homes.
Mohak Pump Stopped.
Btlikl leaders comjHdled the With
(trawal union jmrntmen from the
Mohawk mine shafts yesterday and as
i result no op. rations of any nature
gn being i euducted there. Firemen,
ailed from their poHts at Shafts Nob.
'; and ,r,. drew their fires and left
their p 'sls. Th" result of this ig the
conr-iant filling ot the shafts wath wa
ter which Wttl require manv dayn of
pumping, rumidns was resumed
Monday with onion men at the posts
hut a i udd. ti notion of leaders to stop
tin pumpe resulted in an order to
withdraw Following the .stop;. mi; of
pumps, strikers jiantdod aliout the lo
cation. There was no disorder con
nst led with the d' nionstratioii and to
da qttiei reigns tbTOUghoW Kcwii-
naw county.
Tiimountjin Woman Arrested.
As a result ot n assault hy women
ay mgathfciera at Tiimountain on non
union nun. Mrs Fred W'tdaa waa ar
rcsted this morning on a com
plaint swsrg to hy W illiam Johns, an-
other resident of the same community,
Th.. nomptolnl was for aai.jult gad
i.alterx
Mrs idas was hroughl into Jus.
tt.-e l.ltlle'a court In Houghton by
tjOpSty SheriP John hellw of
Mbughton,
Mrs. Widas and Johns are neighhors
in 'trim unit mi Mr- Widaa is the
wire of ;, striker and Jfdms is a r.oii
liiiiot man. Plating ran so high be
tween them thai Mrs. Widas finally
'his mornim mfcsaj a broom. i. is al
leged, dipped it in some; filth, and
struck Johns across ibe fgag WtiS i'.
The woman pleaded Kuilty to
assault and hatter'. She uas
fined Ml .a N days and having
llo money chos-- the latter alterna
live Th,. justice suswnded sentence,
however, on her agreeing to hebavo n,
Ihe fufgri and on gbagrvtgg that she
not a lew months old baby in Iter
arms when brought to courl. She lias
promised to Irehave and If the vltdafes
Hits roniis- will bjg arreste,) again,
strict orders t., tills . Me t Iuiviiik 1ecn
ISSll.'.l
Signal Corps Reinforced.
The Ypsilanti signal ..ipt was
gtrsagtksaad today by the arrival of
rscrultl and immediately they rs
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