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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
FROM DOWN
THE: STATE:
Telegraph News by Direct
Wire from All Over
Indiana

Terre Haute, Ind. Nov. %. - Two
or three accredited representatives Of
the Greek government are expected at
Terre Haute to getevidence, If possible
on which the United States govern
ment can be asked to put an end to the
work Of agents of the Macedonia COM
mlttee, which has its headquarters in
Sofia, Bulgaria, and whose ostensible
object is to convert Macedonia into
Bulgarian territory, although many
persons believe it is only a huge imam
cial swindle.
Affair May Be International.
The arrest Of two Bulgarians on q
charge of extOrtiOn in demanding mon
ey from Greeks IN Terre Haute is fast
developing into what may be an inter
national affair. The two Bulgarians
were caught at Danville, H., where
they we're making ike demands on
Bulgarians and Greeks employed on
the Indiana Harbor division Of the Big
-Four road. That the arrests attracted
attention elsewhere Is shown by the
appearance OF a rich Bulgarian named
Stephenson from Granite City, oppo-
site st. Louis, who at once arranged
for the defense of the accused.
Demand Backed by Threats.
Immediately after their arrest at
nanville they We're anxious to get into
communication with friendly lawyer
at Kansas City. Both men had regu-
lar credentials as captains in the Bull
garian army. Gustave Kathromerous,
who says he is a representative Of the
Greek legation at Washington, has put
in an appearance. The BuIgarians at
Danville and the three under arrest
in Terre Haute demanded money, with
threats on the life of the person on
whom the demand was made or on the
lives of his kinsmen in Greece or
Macedonia through the secret society
known as the Nom Cristi."
Prisoners Have Plenty of Cash.
The representative of the legation
says that If it is proved money is
solicited for the revolutionary move
ment which seeks to overthrow the
protectorate established six years ago
by Greece over Macedonia the United
States government will be asked to as
serf rs authority. The arrested men
at Danville and here had plenty Of
money, each carrying several hundred
dollars. The Greeks and Macedonians
in Terre Haute have no doubt Of the
presence Of the Bulgarians as gents
of a death society.
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Two Cities Fight.

General passenger agents Of eastern
and western lines are determined to
bring about the establishment Of new
trans continental train service through
the St Louis gateway. 1t is said to be
a fight for supremacy between Chicago
and st. Louis. Chicago for years has
been a recognized gateway between
New York and California. Fast limited
trains have been run Via Chicago to
san Francisco and via Seattle to Port
land. So far as Chicago is concerned
of course 1t must remain a gateway to
the northwest, but the movement now
Indicates that the st. Louis gateway is
at last to be recognized and that the
eastern and western roads are to es-
tablish limited train service via this
route An odd coincidence is that the
mileage by the various routes to both
san Francisco and Los Angeles from
New York is practically the same.
From New York to San Francisco via
Chicago is 3,48S miles via the Santa Fe
and Rock Island 3,4S4.
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Alas Friciditv.

The absent rays of other days
Are with their olden glitter cleaning:
The sunny smiles Of bygone whites
Are to our fond remembrance streaming
AS in the fog our senses clog
And aching cold our joints dismember,
We mutter that We'll bet our hat
We catch the grip this chill November.
The poet rants about the chants
That swell and ebb through skies of
winter,
About the lace the fairies trace
When frigid cold your fingers splinter,
But, as for me, don't agree
With him at all nor like his rawlings.
To me it seems old Winter schemes
To freeze to all my summers savings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
E. V. Debs, Father Dead.

Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. %. - Jean
Daniel Debs, father of Eugene Y.
Debs, Socialist eX-candidate for presi-
dent, is dead. Debs was a native Of
Alsace, France, and was a friend and
neighbor of August Bartholdi, sculptor
of the statue of Liberty. He was 50
wears old.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
Hurnor qna Philosophy
By DUNCAN NJ. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Being a gossip is having a lot of
high toned company.
Having an opinion Of your own is an
excellent thing when it doesn't cause
you TO lose money.
40 man likes to see his wife work
for anybody but himself.
The average woman knows as much
about politics as the average man
knows Of domestic economy.
All lies are detestable unless they
bear the mark of our own branding
iron
The reason that most men are not
jealous Of their wives is because they
haven't chance to be.
When you can no longer argue,
quote poetry.
1t makes us feel bad when we find
that our wrights are all wrongs.
Nobody but fool ever tries to show
a man that he isn't as clever as he
thinks he IS.
BY some people it Is considered quite
honorable to tell lie by keeping your
mouth shut.
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CAUCASIAN OF BETTER CLAY
Says the Senator-Negro Nothing but a
Burden Carrier.


Burden Carrier.
no matter what the people Of the
north say or do the white race in the
south will never be dominated by the
negro" said the senator; "and l want
to tell you now that if some state
should ever make the attempt to save
South Carolina we will show them in
their fanaticism that we will make it
red before we make 1t black.
God Almighty made the Caucasian
of better clay than the Monaghan, or
the African. or any other race. The
Ethiopian is burden carrier He has
done absolutely nothing for history. nor
has he ever achieved anything of any
great Importance. There are no great
men among the race Yet this people
las been picked out by the fanatics Of
the north and lifted up to the equality
of citizenship and TO the rights of suf-
fringe.
NO doubt many of you have listen
ed to the oratory of the greatest col
ored man OF this country-Booker
Washington. He had n white father,
however. aud out Of his brains and his
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character he has gotten his qualities
from that father.
In conclusion Tillman said: Now,
as general illustration Of the injus-
tice that is sometimes done, President
Roosevelt has discharged three com
panies Of colored soldiers without .
court martial, and in doing this pun
ished innocent men for the crime of u
few. In doing this he transcribed the
authority of the law and he ought not
to have done it,
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Has Reason To Be Thankful.

Columbus. O., Nov. %. ~ Mickey"
McGovern, last member of the famous
'Blinkey" Morgan gang with the ex-
ception Of Charles Lowery, serving a
term in the penitentiary will be re-
leased today and go home for Thanks
giving. Mickey" was sent up in 1901
to serve eight years for burglary and
larceny from Stark county.
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CHEAP RATES.

If you are going South. West, or
Southwest. we can procure cheap rates
for YOU Write us your wants.
We have cheap farm lands for sale
in Texas. New Mexico, Colorado. Kan
sas, Oklahoma, etc.
Our next excursion leaves Chicago
Nov 20. Write for particulars, litera-
ture, etc Round trip from Chicago to
Gulf Coast Country of Texas only $25.
Special Pullman sleeper; low rates to
homeseekers,
We will gladly assist you in pro-
curing cheap rates and accommoda-
tions. Write US at once. We can save
you money.
THE SHOWALTER AGENCY.
East Chicago. Ind.
Rock Island Frisco immigration
Agent
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Trouble Has RIown over.

Cincinnati, Nov. 2S.-The trouble
between Billy" Nolan and Tex Rick
ard over the Cans Nelson fight pictures
has been amicahly settled Hereafter
Tickard will be in control Of the pic
ture machines in the United States,
while Nolan will exhibit them in Eng
land and other foreign countries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
VoIiVa Has Trouble.

Chicago, Nov 2S.-Wilbur Glen vo
Iva, who is supposed to occupy John
Alexander Dowie's place as leader Of
the hosts of Zion, IS having trouble
with some Dowteties. Voliva attempt
ed to make speech in the Tabernacle
Of the Chicago branch of the church,
but he met with such opposition from
the audience that he did not finish his
discourse.
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shulIey's victim Is Dead.

Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. 2S.-W. A.
Watson, the Midland Qnd.) merchant
who was shot by Louis Shulley, an
aged coal miner, Sunday morning, IS
dead In ST. Anthony's hospital here.
Shulley, who escaped from the Tow
or Hill mine. is believed to be in hid
ing within Il short distance Of the mine
Search is still being kept UP In an
effort TO apprehend the fugitive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
BOYS Mother Yields the Lash.

Evansville, Ina, Nov. 2S.-Because
he had stabbed another boy Richard
Posey, aged l., was given 100 lashes
By his mother in the police station here
upon order of Police Judge J. G. Win
frey. The boy was whipped without
mercy in sight of all in court.
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she Is Chamnion L.aheler.

Newcastle. Ind, Nov. 2S. - Miss
Jessie Thomas, of Dunreith, probably
holds the record of the state for label
ing tomato cans. Labelling consists in
pasting a label fourteen inches long
and about four inches wide and
wrapping It around a can. In nine
hours and forty-tive minutes Miss
Thomas labeled 10000 cans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
Nlorton NIonnment Pedestal.

indianapolis, Nov. 2S-The pedestal
Of the Morton monument that is be
ing erected at the east entrance of the
state house will be completed by to-
night The pedestal viii be eighteen
feet high
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
THANKS to the Meal Trust.

Are you vegetarian for sentimental
reasons or because you consider it
healthier"
well, to tell the truth, neither. It
is on account Of the price"
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Still Self Supporting.

"She would be very fine actress If
she just had good support"
We'll, it isn't wholly her fault that
she hasn't She has tried three differ
ent husbands"
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Knew Her Failing.

ANY suggestions to make as to the
way I should paint this picture of your
wifeY'
We'll, don't like to ask the impos-
sible but If you could make it that
way | would like to have 1t a scene In
still life"
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Substantial Food.

"a congressman ought to save money
on his salary"
"But it costs a lot to live in Wash
ington"
How can it? When they are stump
ing their districts they talk as though
they were going to make all of their
meals on octopus"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

NJ II. Hardy. division freight agent
of the Erie Huntington division, was a
caller at the local Office yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

P. ]. shepson arrived In Hammond
Yesterday with about fifty Italians to
work on the Erie's new track from the
yards to the new steer car works.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

oscar Hess. switchman on the G. l.
& S. road saw THE Time, the Place and
the GirP' at the LaSalle theatre last
evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Peter Budro, yard clerk at the Wa
bash, was on the sick list yesterday
as the result Of a bad cold.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Harvey Olson of the Chicago, Indiana
& Southern office, was IN Hammond last
night on business connected with the
road.
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Good Care Taken, Much to His
Disgust, That He Is Un-
molested.
HANDS A COUPLE TO THE MAYOR
Says Democrats Are All White Where
He Comes From.
How He Shut Up an Annoyer and His
Strenuous Comment on Free
and Equal Law.

Chicago, Nov. %. - When Senator
Tillman arrived at Chicago he was
met IN almost regal state. A great
crowd. in which were a few negroes,
was gathered at the station to see the
man who was expected to denounce
the negro race in his speech for the
benefit of the Chicago Union hospital
in Orchestra hall. Thirty policemen
and numerous plain clothes men were
present. When the senator got off the
train there were a few cheers and few
err Kisses. He was greeted on ahghting
by Mrs, Adele Keeler and Mrs. War
rem Springer, representing the hospital.
Bottled Up for Awhile.
Representatives of the Iroquois club
were there also. with an invitation,
which was accepted, to lunch at the
club. Tillman did not want body
guard" but the police authorities
thought it best to take no chances. He
said he would speak his mind at the
lecture and took a whack" at Mayor
Dunno when be said that where he
came from Democrats are white men,"
lie was asked by the management Of
the hospital to say nothing about the
negroes before the lecture as the men
at the head Of the opposition We're
talking of stopping the lecture with an
injunction.
Colored People at the Lecture.
But nothing occurred to mar the
peace Of the city. There was quite a
crowd in front Of the hall and forty
detectives watched out for any dis
turbers. There were many colored
people In the audience The injunction
was not obtained, and the South Caro-
linn senator had carte blanche to say
what he liked. T1llman took his first
whack at Mayor Dunno, saying that
the mayors refusal to preside did not
snub him Tillmam; it snubbed these
gracious ladies'-the patronesses of
the lecture.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

The second section of Erie train No
9 carried about 500 immigrants last
night from New York on their way to
Nebraska and other western points.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

F. n. Hickok, agent at the Wabash
viii spend tomorrow with friends at
Chicago.
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TERMS:

Three lines for ten cents; adj
ditional lines 5 cents each.
Come in! We want you and
you want us.
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The Nickel Plate linemen are work
ing between Osborn and Hammond to-
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II. c. Dewey of the Nickle Plate road
yas a Chicago visitor last night
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T. Stone Of the Wabash road will
spend Thanksgiving with friends at
Frankfort.
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H. Rosselot. painter on the Wabash
road, has been on the sick list this
week
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NJ. Crosby was in Huntington on
business last night.
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W. L. Zeperning has taken a position
N the Wabash road as section foreman.
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wabash train No was thirty min
ltes late yesterday.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

H. c. Dewey of the Nickle Plate road
was a Chicago visitor last night.
". L. zeperning has taken a position
on the Wabash road as section foreman.
wabash train No. was thirty min
utes late yesterday.
NJ. Crosby was IN Huntington on
business last night
T. stone OF the wabash road will
spend Thanksgiving with friends at
Frankfort.
The Nickel Plate Inemen are work
ing between Osborn and Hammond to-
day.
Fl. Rosselot. painter on the Wabash
road. has been on the sick list this
week.
F. n. Hickok, agent at the Wabash
viii spend tomorrow with friends at
Chicago.
Peter Budro. yard clerk at the Wa
bash, was on the sick list yesterday
as the result Of a bad cold.
NJ H Hardy. division freight agent
of the Erie Huntington division. was a
caller at the local Office yesterday
P. ]. Shepson arrived In Hammond
Yesterday with about fifty Italians TO
work on the Erie's new track from the
yards to the new steer car works.
Harvey Olson of the Chicago, Indiana
& Southern office, was in Hammond last
night on business connected with the
road.
oscar Hess. switchman on the G. /
& S. road saw THE Time. the Place and
the GirP' at the LaSalle theatre last
evening.
The second section of Erie train No
carried about 500 immigrants last
night from New York on their way tc
Nebraska and other western points.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
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"a gentlemen sho spant nlaay mouths 10 PASADENA
California says Al ths rsslsnN streets q tlai clty
whlch are paved ae bas tweatssr fest from eurh ~
curb and ass h lmsef hsani apfcne snsss that TIE
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@ weeds j. sone shan tafs streets bot pablle sutb
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fhe Wagner News has suspended peceatson esl.
IDENTITY ioE lack q patronage TIE - demise d lhla
venture emphasizes tie fact THAT a~ eood newspapers
papers cost the business and ether aton Of
money and these patrons ought 20 have something
@ say as 70 how many and what character o. psper tsy
are support There wsl probably b fewer and bstser
papers IN the territory Few Ysafs hence Than nov
Tie people of waeoner called apon % support one
mose paper Than tie business Of the toNn warranted aua
lhe logical result iolowaa