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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
HmL SOUNDS : WARNING
Apostle ~ the NagsAmestN Declares
AnAs tne tntgsa states Auat
napeaa spaA sAe sp,b

ebteago. oet- st gAe SECOND IA
pual banquet q the enisaga eamuei
eial association iapes ! nM pgess
aept af the Great ApggAegn faHgaaa
apd the apostle 81 tAa northwest"
saeudea : uqte q wasalas g sAe eeup-
rs At lsrse l0 pointing aut teat lhe
reisu AZ gnaastiatlsu IS Waalus ausl
that sooA the eauatgA n4uss tura ta sAa
northwest sna IS agriculture fag
ssletY Afeg aeeiaglps lAat Ne Waga
gaplaA exhaustlag pag uiRegai "a
SOURCES ana timbag. anA aisa exhaust
ips ghe spl 81 has garl4ins, he said.
10 Z realizAupn ql osW IQsltQn -
a return @ agriculture. e. q Jealous
care of our ia0a resources both as Ia
quantity aud quality aaa Is .aaaa
Ql cultivation that shall al aaee multi
pA peg acre aua gestpsa lusteaa al ne
stgpa ias productive qualities Sa pusE
come without aelAY il We ara "a Is
caps disaster snaW ct ia Issue ii
business al ii politics. tAst compares
ia Importance With tEss that iaQgts al
ready ppQa rs aaa threatens oar lut-
uHa#
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
ahe aagaest - a.aks Age oreRAas
WaA A0extsau aeaut2 Neseg.

gae aagaess 70 MaAs Age orehAas
apa AwesteAa aeaptY Neses,
Tie pgeAia ana American beauty rase
ara the two most AiAcalt aQNegs "a
make A skllled worker can construct
anly about SIX American Beauty roses
IN que DAY, aud this aumbeg QnS when
tue leaves aaa petals are All geadY 90
put together lhe sman nQwers Ike
tue iAsnlna. are also dllicuit "a maka,
aud ouB skilled hands can he inteust
ed with this Work TIE msiQri8 Of
,he smaA Qnd aelleateb made aQwera
Imported for miihnerY uses are maae
ia tha pKisaus at FRANCE. The work
ot naklRs AaWegs Is pleasant ana foE
sklile,t hanas lucrative tAe girls re-
eeiyiag ali the wax tgon IS a week foF
beginners tp $40 far the best workers.
Auea at tbs hper sfaaes Is slgea cut
fox Aama work WaIaaa ana gigls tax
ms huge haxes VI AoweF petals aAa
leaves to put tQgetReg one market
gQg artificial aQNe rs Is that at the hag
aeasmakers. who order hunehes Of ylo-
lets aud ether sman AQwers ana resell
tAan "a ggooms tor the decoration az
tAeig harses oa tallyAo trips aud other
5aia occasions MapF at tbs handsome
qQFsase bouquets Qf agehias and Via
lets 50 mueA aamiged a. tbs theateg
sal opera axe artsaeal Leslie 4
+ Weekly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

Conductor GeTleka knQWn a. ans
s'hu4an metrQaauue, AAA bean glylag
W2saer programme. AtseE tAe GOA
cert ans ri the trombone plagsga was
he0ga ~ SAY T. fellow musician
Well | aa sofas - quit Are yQu
aaRY SAID his sgiead What's tne
matterY7 Well, Us lust this. IL thai
4ristaa uaa lsalae aumbeg | laQmeR
taFiH fogsat the seehales u mE iRstFu
ment, got enthusiasts allied my hugs
gQg that magnificent passage For tAe
brass. wAea ~ goes that laal lefi
hand. 81 / Asa g swallaw ~ eatAa
slasga aaa Mind tea Ii aaat quit
am either goias y hurst 81 aie q tabsr
eulQsss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
~ EQN AaNaaNaAA.

eat place aud herself lpaQh healthier
aad happier Wpmaa But tkege must
be nQ ppegease about Il lAege musF
be i speelal aresa aud Vne neat pg9e-
tiaAl aud pretty enough ia slqrI ia
should Il ha necessary - see people
during working hours
4he WQpklas BQNn Eaaht ha washable
ana experience sngsests q pretty eol
prad lnen as the fahgie. Green Is a
cool ana beautiful cellar il Washes Well
aud IS son.ehpw restful tQ wear Ihe
gQwn must IS simpy mada A blouse
ana skirt Is unsatisfactory because Il IS
never tiAY heAlna Tie Illustration
shows an Ideal COS tune Tor tle pIaptl
cal Aousekaeper The tucked ppaice Is
set into a haad into Whbh IS sewn the
slightly garea fun skigt tbs sleeves
have two SETS 81 buttans ~ the wrist
One Roias tle eua loosely aRa the mex
quite tiBAs spAe sleeve eau he uuaoue
alsQgetAeg II hare arms Real more ensr
getle A apgon Is AeeessarY, Ana
white hpaN IS nieess fQr this aud lhe
simpleg the bstter.
No laaH would thiak 81 sweeping
ana dusang VITA unprotected haig, the
process is TOO unpleasant Far this
purpose 4 Aon cap Il tAa hest II Is
aOda az spotted musiiR ana IS but i
circular piece 81 material with 4 ffii
attached a Shot foe tie string ~ rib
hon NAY be usea 70 gagheF il up afge,
washing, bat beading 81 insertion
through WAieh the ribbon Is ran il
perhaps aalntleE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08


All MilWaea Aaama dneqtpF II tbs
FAieasq AsaitpFium ana fpe hlaW S
AttAaseE eQmpanH eoptqlllas the ptq
auqtlep qf aenegAl lqW Nanaees Sen
slVt AaEe Nflapsa % take eapeetR
eaFe AZ tAeatre PARTIES feae out "a
t@Ha pQ40ls aueAs the epsas emeat %
Rap aaF 81 tAe Au8ttaglQn tAeatre
heslanlus AQpaaE eYenips. ocI 1slh
olpqp Tag Annouuee lnent tRat tRls ligR
~ play was ssalp g be staged At lhs
classic SRieagp temple 81 amusement
tee aapas emeAt have received So mana
Inquiries as 60 faltgqaA rates aua re
guests 4Qf speelal pgiees Goa aamlsalot
4ram educational institutions ana ira
teFaAi arsAnl1AtluRa Aealgins to attene
IA hat0 that tAe3 haNe Decided IL
nANe reduced rates tQ theatre parues
eltbef fFQrp eaueatl institutions
tr4terpal Qlsantzauqps oF trQm ia
seperaE puehe Rhe various ratstoaa.
eugeuns tpe cltA as lhteago hal
asfeea to cooperate pH srspting spe
eiai eates fall information NAl Il.
l0gnlsheA QQ application 80 Air HaWays
IS D9Qke Auditorium tAeaUes GAteagQ
Fee resUsag seale ST pcieea that Wll
sQ9ern tAe ~Bea hUg eogae oeut q
Tue Auditorium are aa tQNaWs lQev
aoQg op etepless apa SATURDAY. maQnee
Rl.ee aQa SI.ae. bale9RF sl9a ana
seats sAuey1, se seats We4Resaa
maunqes eRtee laWer a99F u eQ. en-
tlfe oAleqnI, So eents sa4eea 80 seats
seata age aQW 2ptalnaple. ReaNast
fpr reservation QF aeat4 IAgst pe aq
eompsniea eY geUalttanee ana sssl A.
eTae9 e aFQla arrogs aaa Will pe sne'
pTampE attention
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
VOGUE POINTS


AAeEe ats AlAAA NsssieA 81 AQ Aa tEaig
eaa ApuseN Qgk e44has as q seasF4l eula
o. 4ufms aaa q sA.se aaNestle IA
bea4als wAieh sometimes suaek tlga
bliss &c tAe wasg e4pefal housewife
There IS Aaee aF vast difference il
tAe Wey ii WMeA aiae4eas Namsp g
s4r4 .aa question: q A9useWogA sague
geAHy eaia1 # agae consider i aeaial
Asa saUaFAias e. ha ashamed 81 Nhlta
QEhegs WaAa heeause 1Aey aaa Il 81
hsta saa IqiisetAe Aei .Aege ass gaaRs
WaIaeQ striving Ea AAAe 9Aas a.sat QQ
ua3 tuealaa WAq Wl AQ{ laaA sAe
question: 81 AaAseNags sauAfee h gha
taee. 4hega aFe uaAY sgasll haQses
Waleh would IS lsg better kept au4
Aanpar places Il GAS lulstgess dla Aat
ea4taag Aegsels alIR ) httle light a0st
las 4Na NsEa esesA 'A4ns eiae "a "A
Ai g.Alaaa saAegal servant II she held
IL apA siaab undertook tne house
maids phase aa4 aaina4 tie sal as
eopk neg house vault ee Vegy dlaeg-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

Racine, Wis. Qet 5 Mails Fganehe.
asea aa Was kliea sam FagWte asea
81 Fatally inlured aud two men WerQ
hurt la an accident at the Jabn
0AaUshhn eoppapy' $ stone QUARRY
Qpe aQd one hall miles neyth az tbs
elty 4 ear iaadaA with stone was be-
las puiied Mp a lQns iaclipe Whep tbe
hapk hrQke aud the ear ran aQNn at q
terrific speed striking tue men who
Nere working helaW.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
4 Eannr Mtsnrint.

0sne u the most maleFous anaoaaes
nents that ever appeared perhaps VAS
Aada by Z IQAapa aeW spgpeE IL the
earlier halt pf tAe last eeatuEY t. tAe
effect sGat s.g Ronegt feel sand pax
Is 81 Asaas wsge sAqatiag peasants IL
Ireland The wQlas lalspginteA ~
course, wega friends aAA pleas
ATS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
Araa % Rrarll

Rgazh has a. aEas pl saae aee
square allas. ~ tRas a tbs Naitsd
States wltA halg u Alaska added Eals
IA. approximately, avs slxtAs q tAs
NRQsa 81 rarapa. az almost 400 tllaas
taa sl4a u tbs aAQsRes caAntES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

There has come 4 taFa IL tRa tide
at transatlantic travel aud il is aaN
mQylas westward Eae llaeue agst
ana seeana eApsa passaasags waa
sent eastward sipee taa beginning al
tbs Yaag ara laaalas IL New laEA,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
Honesty Not Now
Matter OF Conscience

- ff7Fse ANeet" apsNN g Northwest ptaea asa
ia NehttN haye turned toward ancient paeaRe Their
IVE haArs their all spa heA beeye that heY eau decide
= All things fev themselves Honesty IS lauger matter
of eppseieuoai II Is A MATTER or hUsIN Esa
foEe1 lhe safety s. society depends absolutely vpen the geasa
e o the aQsepes 81 tbs marriage bpt deperaQf whq
have acquired wealth have e the workshop t. eeta E
Fops and seh themselves hopN AND Soul fos seFetel
Q represented b degenerate daeaaohes while thousand places
erlae Is being BORN OF POVERTY
TRus FHAF DEVELOP iNrslAEeF BuY Ne
forest yHAF TRAINED NFElAEef VITA RESTRAINTS -
FHE MOST pANsgRoas klNe Or lNFEAAseF COMMUNITY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

ia Tue recent British AaYal VA,
naayeFa : midshipsmaa VIA had
sAmmea tha aamiFals salp with =
steam laapeR Aa4 " make = tap
arqNna tbs aeet IL launch while Sue
MAS Ruas III arqaaI with gaudsss aaa
l2baled Nat pn4ag NQRtgol
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

Would sou MagEg NQ4aan WAC RgA
saeA another nan gog breach 81 pso9
lsef
We'll It waulA aepeaa largely ~
Raw AQeA tie tugy Eaa compelled hlla
= paY her - lAieAso Recera- Herald
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

An ela woman "a the eitRess stand
a. Belilazona Switzerland gaVa hsr
ass - 4sA hAt Il was Ascartalaa4.
~ cross examination tbat sha gas
le6 sRa explained thai ala Was
ashamed a4 bslas "a oia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

aaw a. Yq0 hka Xoas sew Aext
aQQr aaigAaaT4
l90t ASa him II all has = eoa
leap1bis ssiiow ipstea4 Vi aWaias
: lawn aaaWaF tRas caala bagFQw &c
AAs Ais sfass cut rs contract -
eieY eiaad FlalA Dealer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
So - nnaar-

What : l9aa peal that S Il tha aaar
beil
YES. All sateheA IS eaIalns tia
evening | rather thlak nat Is ~ 81
sAsss2sat glas. ~ d islsa9Es American.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
negl Wagon Af,ee Rouvier-

psuls. 0et. s.A meter car ealiidea
with yhe carriage Qf e1 premier Rau
yler while Re was driving IL tAe bpis
dc baulpnsa Al Rapyief VAS Rot IN
iugea but his horse WAS kilkd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
The Menace Of Socialism

eeVeRf eoeNRAN faspAsg et sepsgsss rem As@ feFA
s tih strongest appeal &C the Socialist public opRiop
sertoa tat unless the government ownership at ha
~ corporations lHE CORPORATIONS WILL ACQUIRE
OWNERSHIP OF TUE aoN kRNAkAf Both poft-
ioal pae he ehags controlled nv corporate interests
peo that while he leaders pose oppopents il politics they
last pageya peue Aud what appear h their conflicts
matters u pQbe tut devices ~ which ey continue
despoll the peQple tor their private Interests
Ii h conviction heppas general there Is little doubt that the
people tho eeoa Nil wrath against beth political paF
tss aud there be no other available 10 lib
S.. !" !. 3. ). !.
crate themselves tram bapdage degrading they
E $500 ma1 elect "a the goNeFpogshp al New Npek
stats same advocate al REVOLUTIONARY AND
DANGEROUS MEASURES whq, possessing enoF
wealth, stands ready u euplof al his resources
N.Y. Il ogsaeeipg CAS- dgseoatented she visionary anal tbs
yialept i0to effective orge tor the exploitation at
's og lR qualification q aptitiou-
reduced IS ehooa be0qeR government h expoers public
utilities Wha are spe teleNe have Developed efficiency
. corruption et .tea system perish ii he abandoned
wha o the' sonlgol aed apostle al VIOLENCE AND pIa
phlEb VIC proposes s corruption h 81 confusion
epd ea9seatp h9o was vvn aboat the path
which he VII elvet g pVysue
feR M rARt 40 Nef as4lsvs FaAy Tsoets esnuesp
- ttoes BETWEEN SUBMITTING - GRAFT AND ENCOURAGING
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
THEATRICAL NOTES.


9ut "a tne tssgkaAss aas - tAe
prefgisz1 dramas Al gesAaA ana Amsfi
esa hle pt tee pgsea4t aeg ~ eu
aauaaea as tRe ast4@ slap AT tAe ealu
met aeaatsF. aqalA NRia4Ro. Tor tee
weeks pesipalps wttp tRe matlaea sNa-
aA1, QqEpbag q ia tais psax A4uase
e9AnqFa le4la that he eQa4a nat haX
e4aaFs4 pla6 taaFe ~ tAa Nkslue
81 hts p4lr4us Nhq uaN epae 4FQA
al -ertioAH e. tAe t*tamet Fes4aA
fhe piet MA ee staged Is 2 sQslh
naaper aaa tne 4teauA4st rasE tpst
GAz been seeE AZ taH Calumet tats
NeaE Ntl pe usea la tae pres eptaglQn
oF tlaE ~ Fee naEkaesa AAege ass
aang yerl 4atseasE4ns aeenaa ia tnls
p1rt4 Ana a. aeAnaanes at spo4 NAeie
4ene eqmsA4 4Rs plaT4ns Il sttf
ltps asa itA eil4askes a{e tntes stlas
4he gauaegAlp VIII be headed IS
tha w9ela Fampua btaek face eame4
ASA Hs8maua Heai WAa has na supes
laga aaa ftN Is ang @QuAla, ta al4
pAttleAlaF 4lez - Wagk l4ttla Ais
RAtasll wall stps gee illustrated sqass
ana lae ttnparqma VIII eAEe septpes
~ thqsH iptereatsus seta 81 pletuges.
tQme8E rutes asaie at tBa Qhle8sa
ppeFA Aa4se tat= Week aaa tne afa
matte e4Mpaak A~s sa8Fe4 suQtAas
@RlflWloa s4eeeAs - 4qgpme n 4pg
ou4e uera piaY Allss hpboa ~
sac titie rale Rstpetiae Casey aas add
ea Eet seeater lauteis % beg eFQWR.
apa hsa woa the plsAest praise loE q
eieHer aua artists peHlQ g.aanqg.
fqF Gus week starting SUNDAY mat
laee 0et speelai proapalap of
A haKlle faWQua eaWeiA, fae llt
t'F A4Alstef IS announced tea pla1
la Gao Hel haqVn tQ pfea aetaliaa apt
har % advance eue2miuu4 II rs taa
pas wherever th4 Epsltsp laasUage +
sp2kaa 50 aR e4ample &C tAe BEST H
GAS dgataa Qf the elosips DAYS al tbe
somewhat apeaaenE piaetasutp eeptafF
hataegine areY VIII " seep AS "LaaA
eapple Gas pafF m Whien Mauas
Adams made Aey ASA Aqla pa Same
Aaa NttAan bgam0eA Will ajax tRe
tt{le fp4e \ speplal seeate ptodup-
tlan is betps bpilt There MlN be IA
usual maupeea an sRaasy 4passlay
/ thutaaal apd SATURDAY.
For the Week commanding saaaal
matinee, Qet a. WAAam eillette
Seeat qgamatte success sAattaet
+ Hpimes IS pnaeghpea 4ag pgaaaeu2
Az tpa NRlcasa Qpera house with va
i'sa4 tsfamWeA ln tee pasVv part at IL
famous detective
Walter efalk eellQWs has arrived
T dlFeeF the stase ~ the Gnieaga ppel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

earrsats ID tbs a1ssa.
zfss9 aesAa esgg~sss asaapes a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

Fae the Weak eQmmaneia SaaaaJ
matinee Qet IA. William GlNette
Ateal ef4Matte sNefeas sAatlaeE
Holmes IS underlined 4og pradpep2
Az th9 Nhieasp opera house with va
nsW tfamWel al tee pasvp part at "a
famous diets ettKe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08

$500 Il social lis # Auer is attractive the English visitor
because 81 is SIMILARITY Is his tia dees not fed =
stranger Social intercourse hege Is ehaFningY yiyaeious
- ADD IS made Intensely interesting ~ the REMARK AhlE
CONVERSATIONAL POWERS OF AMERICANS
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
Will, Amend jersey Constitution.

Atlantic City. N. j.. Sept 29.-At an
exciting meeting of the New Jersey
commission to frame an amendment to
the state constitution revising the jul
dietary, the debaters got into a lively
quarrel and the amendments were
barely carried, the vote being 80 to
80. The debate was entered into by
former Governor Griggs, Attorney
General McCarter and a number of
other jurists. The plan offered by
the special commission named by the
governor was fought by the Camden
bar and the Atlantic br headed by
Counselor Bourgeois and Attorney ].
J. Crandell They stamped the whole
amendment as being the same as the
courts are now constituted" and they
fought the court of appeals plan. The
amendments will now go before the
legislature.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
HEARST NAMED
FOR GOVERNOR
Nominated by New York Democrats
After Bitter Fight.
WON ON. THE FIRST BALLOT

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 27.-The Demo
cratic state convention nominated
William Randolph Hearst for COVER
nor after a session lasting nearly all
night. Extreme bitterness was shown
in the nominating speeches, Mr..
Hearst being arraigned and denounced
roundly by number of the speakers.
The language INDUCED in stirred the
delegates into wild demonstrations for
and against the sentiments of the
speakers.
Congressman William SulZer, of New
York, was placed in nomination for
governor amid great applause, which
continued IA minutes. John A. Dix,
of Washington county, was also named
for governor.
Mr.. Hearst was nominated on the
first ballot. The vote was as follows:
Hearst, 300; Sulzer, 124; Dix, II.
Necessary to a choice, 226.
The rest of the ticket is as fol
lows:
For lieutenant governor-Lewis S.
Chanler, of Duchess.
For secretary of state - John S.
Whalen of Monroe.
For state comptroller - Martin H.
Glynn, of Albany.
For attorney general - William S
Jackson, of Buffalo.
For state treasurer-Julius Hauser
of Suffolk.
The platform adopted by the con
vention affirms Democratic principles
and denounces high protection, and de
clares it the duty of the government tt
fix reasonable rates for all pubic ser
vice corporations. A thorough ilvesti
cation of all state departments is prom
ised, and more rigid life insurance law
are demanded. The only place MI
Bryan's name is mentioned in the plat
form is in the following paragraph:
"In common with the Democrats o
all the states and expressing the sent
| ment of the high-minded citizenship O
the republic, without reference t
party, we view with pride and salts
faction the hospitality and acclaim
which have been. accorded, at hom
and abroad, to that great Democrat
leader and typical American, William
Jennings Bryan, to whom the Demo
Gratis of New York extend most col
dial and sincere Fluctuations"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
ESCAPED FROM INSANE ASYLUM
Allegheny Murderess Left BY Fire
Escape and WhirIed AWAY in Auto.

Allegheny Murderess Left BY Fire
Escape and WhirIed Away in Auto.
Pittsburg, Sept. est was learned
that Bertha Beilstein, wealthy young
woman of Allegheny, who has been
confined in the insane asylum at Dix.
mont, Pa. since her conviction for the
murder of her aged mother eight years
ago, escaped from that institution last
Sunday night and her present where
abOuts is unknown.
1t is said she left by the fire escape
and was whirled away in an automo.
bile.
The authorities at the asylum are at
a loss to account for the manner of her
disappearance except that she was as
sisted by some one connected with the
institutions The murder created a SEN
sation on account of the prominence
and wealth of the family.
Without provocation the young WON
an shot her mother to death and then
tried to kill herself. Following the
crime two other members of the family
committed suicide. Miss Beilstein was
tried for murder, but was acquitted on
the ground of insanity, and since that
time had been confined in the Dixmont
asylum,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
FATAL CRASH ON PENNsY
Three Killed and Many Injured In
Collision Near Philadelphia.

Three Killed and Many Injured In
Collision Near Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Oct. speeding 70
miles an hour, New York and Phila-
delphia express, west-bound, on the
Pennsylvania railroad, crashed into a
Long Branch express, between Croy'
den and Eddington, killing three wom-
en- passengers and more or less seri-
ously injuring over a score of others,
some of whom were badly manned.
The collision, from surface indications,
would appear to have been due to
the absolute disregard of signals by
the engineer of the New York flyer.
The terrific impact with which the
New York express plowed into the
other train led to the off-hand impress
sion that a score of deaths had result
ed, but prompt rescue work revealed
that only three lives had been sacri-
feed outright
The killed-Mrs. w. H. Connall,
Trenton, N. j.; Miss Mary O'Mallay,
Railway, N. j.; Mary Cronin, Phila'
delphia
The injured. H. Caswell, Wash
ington, D. C.; Mary Hale, Atlantic
City, N. j.; Rachael Taylor, Red Bank,
N. j.; Mrs. Archie Maddox, Miss
Maddox, both of Trenton; Miss Mary
Brown. Railway; Mrs. M. R. Camp
bell, Baltimore; J. Mariella, Trenton;
Mrs. ]. Weatheroy, Trenton; Miss N.
Jewett, Trenton; Mrs. T. Hicks, Bell.
aire Mountain. Pa; Lily Spike, Phila-
delphia; Louise Robinson, colored,
Washington D. c.; Mrs. c. Cuhlman,
Philadelphia; Pisa or Rosy ]. Lowsry,
Downingtown. Pa. E. T. Bush, Stock.
ton. n. j.; Margaret Kuratz, New Bri.
tain, Pa; Mrs. r. H. Darrah, Karts.
vile, Pa; Thomas ]. Breslin, Free.
hold. N. j.: ]. T. Glasgow, Asbury
Park. N. j.; D. G. Hurst, conductor
George Gordon, cook; A. Copeland
waiter; A. Lewis Fisher, Newark, Del.
Mrs. T. Tifford, McVeytown. Pa; Miss
White, Trenton. N. j.; Mrs. Wilson
Trenton, N. ].
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03

In these days of rush and hurry
courtesy is often forgotten. In the
mad, pell NELL rush of our life little
things are done to offend that we rather
remained undone. A hastily eaten
meal and its resultant headache may
cause us social or financial loss. The
wise man or woman is the one who
relieves little ills of this sort by lit
tie dose of Kodol For Dyspepsia. 1t
digests what you eat and puts your
stomach back into shape. Scld by
VIM. F. Dunn, Smyrna.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
Dyspepsia is Americas curse.

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Bur-
dock Blood Citters conquers dyspepsia
every time. 1t drives out impurities.
tones the stomach, restores perfect .di-
gestion, normal weight, and good
health.
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell it.
Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping, nausea, nor any weak
ening effect. Ask your druggist for
them. 25 cents per box.
For any pain, from top to toe, from
any cause, apply DIR. Thomas Eclect-
rio oil. Pain can't stay where it is
used.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
Eloper Killed Himself.

Paterson, N. j., Sept. 29.-Earl Brig
ham, aged 27 years, who eloped from
Greene. n. Y, with a married woman,
Cora Z. Hackett. of the same place,
killed himself in a boarding house
here after unsuccessfully trying to
murder the woman. Brigham was out
of money and had Leen unable to OBJ.
tain work. He quarreled with Mrs
Hackett. attacked her with a pair of
scissors, but being aunable to over
come her shot himself through the
brain. In defending herself Mrs
Hackett's hands were badly cut.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
TWO KILLED IN RUNAWAY
Or. William T. Skinner and Daughter
Meet Death In Glasgow, Del.

Wilmington, Del, Oct. DIR. Will
liam T. Skinner. of Glasgow, near
here, one of the best-known physi
clans in the state, and his daughter
Rhea, were killed in a runaway acci
dent near their home. DR.. Skinner
had just left the railroad station in
carriage with his daughter when tn
horse became frightened by the loco
motive of nearby train and ran
away. The carriage was upset ant
DR.. Skinner sustained a fracture o
the skull and died in a few minutes
The daughter was also injured abou
the head and died a short time afte
her father.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-03
REPUBLICANS NAME HUGHES
Insurance Prober Nominated For Gov
ernor of New York.


ernor of New York.
Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. 27-Charles e
Hughes, who conducted the insurance
investigation before the legislative
committee, was nominated by acclama-
ton for governor by the Republican
convention.
Lieutenant Governor M. Linn Bruce
was renominated, also by reclamation.
On motion, one ballot was cast for
the denomination of John F. O'Brien
for secretary of state, Lewis for comp
troller, ]. G. Wallenmeier for state
treasurer, and H. A. VanAlstyne for
state engineer and surveyor.
The platform emphasizes the cardinal
features of Republicanism and the fea-
lures of it's party administration, both
state and national.