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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15
SIX DAY RIDERS PROTEST;
ARE NOT ALLOWED GAINS.
Bicyclists Loaf in Week Long Race
and Crowds are Thin-Say Spill was
Caused PurposeIy to Cheat WalthOuE
of Lap.

New York, Dec. 14.-An organized
movement. in which nearly all of the
riders joined as a protest against the
rulings Of the judges in refusing to
mark up the laps which some of the
riders declare were fairly won, was
begun in the six day bicycle race to-
day. The men declare that they have
been unfairly treated and that they
will do no more real work until the
management makes some arrange
ment by which their efforts viii be
properly recognized and their gains re-
corded.
Soon after this agreement was reach
ed among the men the pace decreased
to the minimum and the race developed
into a slow and uninteresting pro-
cession. Arm in arm members of rival
teams pedaled slowly along the level
floor at the base of the bowl read
ing the morning papers and joking
with one another.
Trouble started early in the day fol-
lowing an attempt of John Bedell of
the Walthour- Bedeu team to gain a
lap Just as he seemed certain to sue
coed Fogler of the Root-Fogler team
fell, causing a spill in which half a
dozen riders unwilingly participated,
and making Bedelfs good work go
for naught. Several Of the riders were
temporarily disabled. Yanderstuyft
suffering most severely.
The accident and the subsequent pro-
test of Walthour and Bedeu, who claim
ed that Fogler fell purposely so that
they could not gain the lap, caused
8 long suspension Of the race, Wal
thour and Bedeu refused to continue
the race. and nearly an hour was lost
before they could be induced to resume
riding. The other incident was a SEN
sational attempt by Bedeu and Wal
thour at o'clock to gain a lap and
make their score equal to that of the
leaders The sprint was one Of the
widest and longest of the contest. It
lasted sixteen minutes, and while it
continued the 5000 people in the gar
den cheered uproariously.
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24S STATE STREET
Telephone 1472.
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of Gary. Calumet township, Lake coun-
~. Ind. that 1. Mike Keserich. male
inhabttant Of the Town, township.
county and state aforesaid. over the
-lad puB 'sJBa6 sUo-l tlus-Ml 10 eSe
son not in the habit of becoming in
toNicated VIII apply TO the Board OF
County Commissioners at its regular
January session TO be held in the Court
House at Crown Point. for q license
to sell spirituous. vinous or malt liquors
in less quantities than a quart at a
time with the privilege OF allowing
the same 70 be drank on the premises
where sold. The place where said
liquors are TO he sold and drank is de-
scribed as follows
first floor room of one-storv
frame building on lot II, block I6.
Chicago. Tolleston Land & Investment
company's 4th addition TO Tolleston.
now in the town Of Gary. Said room
faces west in Irving avenue, q public
street within the town and Is entered
through q door in front and also one
Side entrance. There are living rooms
In the rear. NIKE KESERICH
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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN SALE OF
real EsTATE.

Notice is. hereby given that I will
sell at public sale, at the Office OF the
Lake County Savings and Trust Co.
December, 1906, at o'clock o. M. the
following real estate owned by Ruth
l. Sohl, in Lake county, Indiana to-
wit: That part of lot six (6) and seven
Cd in H. ". SohPs sixth addition to the
city Of Hammond, Ind, described a.
follows, to-wlt; Beginning at a point
in the north line OF Michigan avenue
nine and three-tenths feet l93l, south
easterly from the southwest corner OF
said lot seven %, thence running
south sixty three (63) degrees east
fifteen and seye tenths feet G571 "a
the southeast corner of lot seven f7)
thence running northeasterIy. ninety
900 feet to the northeast corner OF
lot seven Cd, thence running north
sixty three (63) degrees west, fifty (50)
feet TO the northwest corner Of lot
six 60, thence southwesterly along
the westerly line Of lot six 90 twenty
one and four tenths feet GID TO a point
thence south seventy-six and eight
tenths feet (76.8) TO the place Of begin
ming containing three thousand three
hundred and twenty-three and one
half square feet 1929 Also lots
/ eight go and nine (9) in H. ". SohPi
sixth addition to the city of Ham
mond, Ind, also lots thirteen I3) ant
/ fourteen (14) in block one Cd in n
i ". Sohls fourth addition TO the cit,
/ or Hammond, Ind That said real es
tate, will sell for its full appraised
CYNTHIA ". SOHL.
s12-14-15d Guardian.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15
CHICAGO TO THE CITY OF MExIc6
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

On Nov. 10 the Wabash. in connee-
ton with the Iron Mountain, T. & r..
T. & G. ". and the National Lines of
Mexico, will resume its Mexican special
service from Chicago to the City OF
Mexico, leaving Chicago at CIR .. m
every Monday and Thursday. The Next
can special consists of sleepers, obser-
walton cars and dining cars. Only three
days on the road. Write for illustrate
printed matter and full information.
F. H Tristram. A. G. P. A. 81 Adams
street Chicago.
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DAIRY co.

The only sanitary plant
in northern Indiana that
purifes and filters all its
milk and cream. Open to
the public for inspection.
Telephone 1878. 253 Oakley Avenue
HAMMOND, IND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15
s25 to Texas and Return Via the wab-
bash

The Wabash sells homeseekers' ex-
cursion tickets from Chicago to the
principal points in Texas at S25 for the
round trip. II you are interested, adj
wise us your objective point and We
will send you interested printed matter
with Itinerary showing time. etc. F. FL.
Tristram. A G. P. A, 81 Adams street,
Chicago.
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Money to Loan

In any amount On short notice. "a
real estate or personal properly ~
stinson Bros. Attorneys - Law
stenographer and notary n ofacs. Al
inquiries strictly confidential euisa
los, First National Bank Basadtng.
Hammond Ind.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINE.

"Daily. Daily except Sunday. sun-
day only.
Black-face figures indicate r. n,
light-face figures A. NJ.
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
WABASH RAILROAD
East bound

East Bound
NO. IL Local points to Detroit.
Hammond .11:4s g. M
No. Through train Buffalo s.
New York. Hammond . S:4S p. m
No. IL Through train Buffalo
& New York, Boston, Ham
mond .11:4s p M
West Bound
NO. to Chicago. Ills. Ham
mond s:I6 a M
NO. to Chicago. St Louis &
Kansas City. Hammond. =. s:s4 a m
No l to ChicaKo. Hammond. sos p. N.
No. Is TO Chicago, St Louis &
Kansas City $40 p. m
FRED N. HICKOK. Agent
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15

WANTED-For the u. A. army. able
bodied men, unmarried, between the
nges of 81 and 80; of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. For informa-
ton apply at Recruiting ONCE, 81 state
street. Hammond, Ind, or 828 south
State street. Chicago, Ill.-12-4-eod.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15

LOST-Between Highlands ana 1rlih1n
HACK pocketbook containing money
and papers. Reward will be given up
on return to post office, Highlands, Ind.
Albert Pluister.-12-12-tf
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LITTLE DEMON
DOWNS ROGERS
Beell Gets Three Straight
Falls From Taller and
Heavier Man.
THE BOUT A GOOD ONE
Wrestlers Fight Each Other All
Over the Ring While On
Their Feet.

Fred BeelI, champion catch as catch
can wrestler, defended his title at
Brooke's casino last night in match
with Charles Rogers, the New England
champion, whom he defeated in
straight falls Beell took the first one
with a head and crotch hold in 11:41
and the second after a hard struggle
with head hold in 21:30.
The little champion undertook a big
job when he tackled Rogers, as the
latter had weight and height in his
favor The easterner lowered over
him by ten inches and outweighed him
by fully fifty pounds. Besides this
Rogers was no green hand at the game.
He was UP to all the fine points of
wrestling, marvelously quick for big
man. and wonderfully strong. The
little wrestling demon" however,
never gave his giant opponent a mo-
ment's rest and fought him all over
the ring while on their feet and made
life miserable for his man when they
were down.
Rogers Puts Up Battle.
It was the general opinion of che
spectators that Rogers was secured
simply for : setup, but before he had
been in action five minutes he demon
strated he was all that had been claim
ed for him. Beeu downed him re
peatedly, secured what looked like fall
holds, but the giant by sheer strength
and sometimes by clever work wrig-
sled out of them.
Only once in the first bout did Rog-
ers get Been underneath, and then
only momentarily, as the little fellow
sIiDned his head out from under Rog-
ers' arm and got on top. BeeI pulled
and tugged and tried for all sorts OF
holds, some of which he secured only
TO have them broken in a jiffy. He
failed to get toe hold, a favorite with
the present day. wrestlers, because OF
Rogers extreme length of limb. He
made repeated attempts for the bis
fellows toe, but all the fastener haC
to do was to straighten out his legs
and the hold was broken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15

wANTED-Girl for general houseworK-
one that viii move with family TO
Crown Point Jan. 1st. Apply Z. .
Carter, IA State street-12-7-tf.
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South Bend, Ind, Dec. 14.-W r.
Hughes of indianapolis is making an
attempt to form new polo league. TO
consist of South Bend, Fort Wayne.
Kalamazoo. Battle Creek. Jackson and
Grand Rapids He has already been at
Jackson and Kalamazoo to interest
local capital.
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WANTED-Lady boarder. Call ~ South
Holman street or telephone 4l6S-
12-12-tf.
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team will have the services of Jake
Stahl next season is practically a GER
tainty. Although the Washington
management is not yet satisfied with
any Of the offers made by President
Taylor for Stahl. there is hardly room
for doubt that the transfer will be
made. Boston and Washington are the
only teams in the league not already
supplied with first sackers. and as
Jake" has intimated that he wouldn't
play in Washingt n there is nothing
else TO do but sem the ex-manager OF
the senators to Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15

Carriers first class livery and under
taking; open day and night, ambulance
calls answered promptly. 5-2stf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15

~ Ant u D-Thoroughly experlenceu
grocery salesman. e. c. Minas Co.
Hammond-12-13-3t
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on every Monday and Tuesday OF
each week, beginning, Monday, Dec. TO-
/ will be at the Hotel Gibson In Toll
lesion for the practice Of dentistry
prices reasonable and all work salts
factorily done. Or. c. L. Bartholomew
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15

The name of the ErIebach Planning
MIL is changed to the Invalid AppIi-
ance and Cabinet Mfg. Co. 4o6-4OS-410-
l12 Indiana avenue. telephone 1871.
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" NTED-Boy to deliver groceries az
447 East state street-12-13-St
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

The Niagara Falls Route.
me Following time table roas tr..
erect on the Michigan Central r.
Sept 30. 1905: " 49,
Trains East.
No. Daily ex- Sunday, Detroit
..-.......... 1883 an
NO. - Daily ex Sunday. Grand
tNaplds ESp ...... I,64 mn
NO. ~ Daily ex. Sunday. Kalama-
Accn- ............. 1858 puz
MOSS Daily ex Sunday. Grand
NJ Exp .............. eteo pzs
Daily. Detroit EXP. .Io:47 nn.
NO 80 Daily. Atlantic Exp.1a.ss an
no. ID due at Hammond at s:4r d
y, VIII stop to take on passengers for
AaiAnaFeo and points east thereof.
70. ~ due ar Hammond at I1:1e a "a
WI stop TO take on passengers Ter
I'unaio Snd 'nts east thereof. whan
ADVANCE notice : given
Trains West.
No IL Daily. Chicago nxu gen arx
No. 81 Daily. Pacific nxp. e:4o a.
NO. "a Daily ex. Sunday. Chicago
&c .'.............-. sis6 am
No. 4s Daily ex- Sunday. Chicago
cypress ...........-.......11 am
No 8 Daily. Chicago Exp. !. aios pm
No. 20 Daily ex- Sunday. Grand
Rapids Chicago Exp. SOS Pm
No. 8 Daily ex- Sunday. Chicago
mai ......-......-. Et11 pm
No ~ Daily en-. Sunday. Kaia-
mazoo. Chicago Local. Y.os pm
NO. 40 Sunday only. Tallahassee
Nhicago Local ............. eiiS pm
/ z, DICKINSON. Ticket Agent
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MULTIPLICATION as servant by
Young girl. Phone 244s or call 242
Douglas avenue-12-13-3t.
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wANrrD-Girl for general homework.
Apply at 4 Condit street or telepAoAe
sg5i-12-14-3t
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WANTED-Janitor at Erie depot, $40
her month. Apply A. NJ. DeWeese,
Erie freight Office, Douglas street
I2-12-tf
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DEALER IN
FURNITURE, RUGS, Pr
AMOS, FANCY ROCK
Frs AND BOOK
CASES.
HIGH GRADE OF PIANOS

Call and see my Reclining
Chair.
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ANTED-washing at 800 Chicago
avenue. Hammond. Ind.-12-1S-1t-
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ne niagara Falls Route.
me Following time table goes int
enect on the Michigan Central r. n
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Want Column

Want Column
wANTED-Girl for general homework
Apply at 4 Condit street or telephone
s95i-12-14-3t.
WANTED-Boy to deliver groceries at
447 East state street-12-1S-St
ED-Thoroughly experienced
grocery salesman. z. G. Minas CO..
Hammond.-12-13-3t
NATURALIZATION as servant by
young girl Phone z443 or caH az
Douglas avenue-12-13-3t
ANTED-washing at 800 Chicago
avenue. Hammond, Ind.-l2-lo-It
ANTED-Janitor at Erie depot, $40
ner month. Apply A. NJ. DeWeese,
Erie freight office, Douglas street
l2-12-tf.
WANTED-GIr1 for general housework-
one that viii move with family 70
crown Point Jan. 1st. Apply r. ,.
Garter. IA state street-12-7-tf.
WANTED-Lady boarder. Call ~ South
Holman street, or telephone ass
12-12-tf
IOsT-Between Highlands and Griftith
q black pocketbook containing money
and papers. Reward will be given up
on return to post office, Highlands iho'
Albert PIuister.-12-12-tf.
WANTED-For the U. A. army. able
bodied men, unmarried, between the
ages of 21 and So; Of good character
and temperate habits, who can speah'
read and write English. For lntorhla-
ton apply at Recruiting once, Sz STATE
street, Hammond, Ind, or 1913 south
State street, Chicago, ul.-lz eoa.
on every Monday and Tuesday or
each week, beginning, Monday, Dec. ~
/ will be at the Hotel Gibson IN Toll
lesion for the practice Of dentistry
prices reasonable and all work salts
factorily done. Or c. L. Bartholomew
FOR sALE-Cheap, one span mules
good workers. Inquire Brehm, ool
Stanton street, West Hammond HI
12-13-3t.
FOR #sALE-Mare heavy with foal; IL
years old. Fine breeder. About
146o hounds. Call or address q. L.
Ktnser. SCI May street.-12-12-4t.
FOR sALE-Three pool tables and one
billiard table Inquire of A. Il.
80, 11-20-tf
FOR sALE-Gold watch, suitable for
lady or gentleman. Perfect condi-
ton Apply LAKE COUNTY TIMEs.-ll-
20-tf.
FOR sALE-New S-roOm house, mod
ern, large barn; on Warren streetJ
4. bargain at $500; sold ON account Of
sickness. GOSTLIN, MEYN 4 co.
lO-16-tf
FOR RENT-Carpenter shop, 26S State
street. opposite E. c. Minas depart
pent store. Inquire of Worhngen the
tailor on the premises.-l2-l4-St
FOR RENT-store with stationary ice
box. Good location. Inquire 271 In
diana avenue.-12-11-2w
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; all mod
: ern convenience. Apply 361 South
Holman street. phone 1852. ID. A. Paugh
IOsT-white Bull Terrier. one year
old. Answers to the name of Happy.
Liberal reward for return to Harry
Maekey, East Chicago, Ind.-12-13-3t.
LOST OR STOLEN-From Harry Kill
cullen, white greyhound, one black
spot on ear: eight months old; goes by
name of Fly. If found return to II.
KucuIIen, Whiting. and receive re-
ward-11-27 -9wk.
Does your sewing machine need re-
pairs? If so call up c. F. Miller, the
sewing machine expert, 241 East State
erect. phone 2601.-10-16-1m.
Carriers first class livery and under
taking; open day and night, ambulance
calls answered promptly. 52stf
The name of the ErIebach Planning
MIL is changed to the Invalid AppIi-
ance and Cabinet Mfg. Co, 406-40S-410-
412 Indiana avenue. telephone 1871.
HENRY HUBER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-04
NEGRO WOMAN AT
LAST CAPTURED
LEMENTINE JOHNSON CAUGHT
YESTERDAY--WOMAN SHE
STABBED IN CRITICAL
CONDITION.

Lementine Johnson, colOred
woman, who the officers of the coun-
V have been looking for during the
past ten days, was captured yester.
Gay afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Mar.
TN. The woman at the time was near
the county Jail and was making her
way from Fort Barrancas to the home
o. some friends when Deputy Martin
saw her.
The Johnson woman and another
negro woman engaged in fight at a
hcnic at Kupfrian's park about ten
lays ago and the latter was stabbed
q the abdomen and other portions OF
Ihe body. Her condition yesterday
Was critical. and it is not expected
that she will live.
The Johnson woman made her es-
cape, and since then has been with
friends around the navy yard and
F1rt Barrancas. and occasionally
would come to town. She is held with
cut bail pending the result of the In.
Iurles she inflicted
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ANOTHER UNION
is ORGANIZED
THE BARRIERS HELD MEETING
LAST NIGHT AND EFFECTED
TEMPORARY ORGANIZE.
TON.

Another union was formed last
night when the BARRIERS of the city
met and formed the BARRIERS Union,
with a large membership. The union
has applied for charter and Will be
AFFILIATED with the American Fedora
ton of Labor.
The BARRIERS were once organized,
but the members showed bur little
interest and the union finally went to
pieces. This time. however, they are
pore enthusiastic, and say that they
will stick together. AS soon as the
charter arrives they will make appli.
cation to affiliate themselves with the
United Labor League, which is com
posed of all the prominent labor or.
CARNATIONS of the city.
Workmen engaged in several other
trades are now getting together and
will organize during the comm week
and apply for admittance to the
United Labor League.
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Ashuy Spicer Says He Was Offer.
ed $500 to do the Job.
CLAIMS THAT HE REFUSED TO
TAKE THE MoNEY-MOTION
FOR PosTPoNEMENT MADE BY
ATTORNEY FOR GOVERNMENT
ON ACCOUNT OF ABSENCE OF
IMPORTANT WITNESSES.
BY Associated Press

Beattyvflle. KY, July IA sensa-
ton was caused here to-day during
the trial of former Judge Hargis and
ex-Sheriff Ed. Callahan, of Breathitt
county, on the charge of numbering
Attorney James B. Marcum, by the
announcement that Asbury Spicer
had confessed. duplicating the two
principal defendants.
Spicer declared that few days be-
fore the killing of Marcum an offer
OF five hundred dollars was made to
him to do the killing, which ne re-
fused
Another motion was made to-day
by the government attorney for post
ponement of the trial on account OF
the absence of important government
witnesses. Judge Dorsey decided to
proceed with the case and said he
would give the government every op
portunity to get witnesses. He named
special officers to bring into court the
persons wanted. The judge said If lie
found it impossible to get the persons
needed within a reasonable time the
case would be carried over to the
next term.
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BIG CARGO OF
SULPHUR ORE
BRITISH STEAMER BUckMINSTER
ARRIVES WITH CARGO FROM
PoMEEoN.

The British steamer Buckminster
Captain Halfway, which entered yes
terday, consigned to Jno. A. Merritt &
Co., has on board big cargo of sui
phur ore, agg-egating 1850 tons.
The shipment is from Pomerol.
The vessel will discharge the cargo
at the L. & - wharf, just az soon
as possible, or as soon as sutsicienT
labor can be procured to unload the
steamer. This will require consider
able time. even IL LABOR is secured,
but it is expected that there will be
some delay as other vessels will have
first call upon available labor having
been here for some time
The Buckminste- will probably load
lumber and timber as a return cargo.
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Must Not Be Regarded in Light Of
an Endorsement for Presiden-
tiaI Nomination.
Unwilling to Sit on a Stool and
Look Pretty for Two Years.
PARTY BEsIEGED WITH CALLERS
IMMEDIATELY UPON THEIR AR.
RIVAL IN LONDON FROM NOR
WAY-MR. BRYAN DOES NOT
REGARD EXPRESSIONS OF CON
MENTIONS AS BINDING.
BY Associated Press.

London, July 3.-William ]. Bryan
and Mrs. Bryan arrived this afternoon
and went to Hotel Cecil, where they
were soon besieged with callers.
In a statement to newspaper men
Mr.. Bryan said:
"The first suggestion of a reception
for me at New York came from the
Commercial Travellers League prior
to the action of any state convention
and before there was any discussion OF
the next campaign.
Now that the actions of some OF
the state conventions have raised the
question as to the political significance
of the reception l am glad to say that
it must not be regarded in the light
of an endorsement for the presidential
nomination.
II appreciate the compliment paid
me but do not regard the expressions
as binding upon them or the party OF
their states.
ut is two years before the conven
ton meets and am not willing to 81
on a stool and look pretty that long
Mr.. Bryan will speak at the Ameri
can Society dinner tomorrow night.
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NOTE RAISER
is CAPTURED
Member Of Notorious Gang at
Last Rounded Up by Secret
Service Officials.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, July 3.-Chief Wilkie
of the United States secret service
was notified today of the arrest at
Hamilton West Virginia, of Chas. Jack
son, one of an alleged gang of notori
Gus note raisers.
Irving Tolley, leader Of the gang
who was arrested in Baltimore few
days ago, has given the officials trou
BILE for several years and escaped from
the Tennessee penitentiary while sery
ing five year sentence for raising
bank notes.
Jackson Is said to have assisted Toll
ley in passing raised notes in West
Virginia, Tennessee and North and
South Carolina.
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MRS. THAW WILL
FACE THE
ORDEAL
When the Time Comes Will Be
Only Too Glad to Tell
Everything.
BY Associated Press.

New York, July 3.-"When the time
comes l shall be only too glad to talk
and tell all. l shall not finch at the
ordeal nor will | break down. My one
thought is be Of service to my hus
band"
This statement was made by Mrs
Thaw today when she went to see her
husband at the Tombs and is the first
time she has talked of her attitude in
the coming trial of Thaw.
Former Judge Olcott had confer,
ence with his client this afternoon
and carried away with him a large
package of letters received by Thaw
He said in future he will have Thaw's
letters opened TO save Thaw from an.
noyance.