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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
THE WEST vRelNIAN's HOROSCOPE.
For This Day, Wednesday, August 81, 1907.
"The. star that rules to-day shines on the land:
Rich treasures wait the miners searching hand

.
Rich treasures wait the miners searching hand"
The 2S3d day of5he year; moons age 10 days.
The Is in pedigree this day and Saturn is in benefit
pect4with it
These Neutrality-suspicious. fobode much doubt uncertainty
perpexity this day Of elderly 1t is
ised that good advice shall from them
An day for ordinary business but excellent day
to buy or sell land houses, minerals lumber horses cattle
fowl.
Planting and sowing under excellent aspect Mining
ventures under these wentyor should successful
but the treasure found Is for him digs into the earth
directly
through speculation beware their Let
them Of suddenly arising quarrel themselves
long and expensive litigation before the
The child today VIII but will
have fo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
w. Writ Brown,

on Tuesday, August twentieth,
nineteen hundred and seven
shlnn's Run, West Virginia.
At home, after October fifteenth,
Fairmont, West Virginia,
Mr.. Brown is a resident Of this city,
holding a responsible position with the
B. and o. Railroad Company His
bride is resident Of shinn's Run.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

III iS9 3 - X
i Y \ "a lll
its.Iang Web, story 81 the 2 ihie %
great Il prophe Il ioi calamity and
dire distress the Times Is q wonder;
fan the evil things prophssed By that tina
paper had come TO pass In the last last
tewsy ears this county would have been
bankrupt and sold out Ions ago. But
they have NOT come 70 pas + ON the E
contrary the county has gone on pros.
pering and increasing IN wealth and Y q
population and the tax rate is being
reduced and the Republican majority
Is being increased until the Times
seems to be lazed and can not com.
preheni the situation.
The fact. is that Increased population
and increased wealth bring other re-
sponsibilities that have to be met.
People are taking more interest in the
education Of their children now than
ever before and many Of them are
moving to the towns to have the ben
efits Of the higher schools and an in
creased school population means a
large expenditure for school equip.
lnent. More education means more
Republicans and despite the calamity
bowler the progress Of the county goes
on.
Or. William Marmaduke Dent, Of
Newburgh, Preston county is visit
Ing at the home Of Squire J. F.
christy, on Main street. Or. Dent has
long been resident Of Preston coun.
ty, where he has practiced his profess
sion extensively. DR.. Dent Is about u
years old, but is well preserved and
has many "reminiscences Of the early
days. He is a grandson of Capt. John
Dent, who came from England to mar
ry the sweetheart Of his youth, the
daughter of Col. John Evans. He is
d son of Dr.. Marmaduke Dent, who
was the first resident physician in
Preston county and one Of the pioneer
settlers Of Monongalia county. He
owned a large tract Of land on what is
now Dents run, MonongalIa county.
Or. Dent has retired from the active
practice of medicine and Is living a
quiet and retired life.
Caleb Moore; Of Wyatt, was in town
a few days ago. He has not been well
for a long time, but is somewhat i'm
proved at this time. He'is a veteran
of the civil war and is getting to be
an old man, but takes an active inter
est in the affairs of the district. He
was a member Of the Board of Elu-
cation for many years, but resigned
recently on account Of III health.
~. D. Charlton has gone to Battle
Greek, Michigan, to bring home his
sister, Miss Anna, who went there a
few days ago for the benefit of her
health. The treatment there does not
benefit her and she is coming home.
The Bowel well near Glovers Gap,
which was reported dry has been given
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

MANA GERS everywhere to Terna.
iieltls represent large, widely known
factory. Goods newly patented. IRE.
nendous demand. Salary to start, SIS
xeeF1y Positively rare opportunity
for advancement. United Mrg. Co..
1888 Chestnut. Phila. 2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
PLUMgINa 8 eAs.FITTINe.
Reed PLUMBING Co.

First class plumbing gas fitting.
steam and hot water heating. All kinds
Of pumps repaired. Water filters all
slzcs. Pipe, fittings, valves and pack.
ing Cadd Bldg, Parksavenue. Both
phones. Res. Bell, phone, 1861.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
Making Improvements.

The offices of the Falrmont Gas
and Light Company are being papered
and painted. Tt,a change adds very
much to the appearance Of the int
rlor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
GROCERIES.
Handy Grocery Co.

Dealers in fancy and staple grocer.
,ies Orders called for and delivered.
Family trade solicited. Cor. Walnut
and 4th SITS. Both phones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
&c Bridge Whlst.

MISS Elijah III ayrlnnd VIII enter;
tainI informa iiy ii Drudge HhlsH on
Thufs Ilie ht conpiln to3l lss
MI! n. M Annette Il wheel:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
INZI.ANTED

MED Partner for restaurant
business to; take full charge and invest
sbopt 100000 A good chance for the
right man. Business now yielding
about $1,000 per month. Address
sBasiaesas, this Office. 2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

The Traitor BY Thos. Dixon, Jr., on
sale July Soth. Leave your order at
Globe Book Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
GRQcERlEs.
q. a. PopIe GROCERY store.

- Sf''S ~ WV 6 S 'ASSs
Cor. Columbia and Merchant ST.,
First Ward. Dealers ID staple grocer.
ies. Family trade solicited. Phone
us your orders. Prompt delivery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
LIvERY'
First Ward Livery Co.

Tsl VaTu Lively 90.
Fully equipped for all commercial and
drummer rigs. Light Or heavy hauling.
None better. Call or phone your wants.
NC. STEELE, Prop. tlsM Merchant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
GROCERIES.
Reltz,s Cash Grocery.

heltz's Sas1 srocery.
,5sl Fairmont Ave. Phone ass Bell.
We carry full line of staple gro.
ceries, family trade solicited, call or
phone us your order Prompt deliy.,
cry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

Subscribe for the was. vlrgiaIa1n.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

the Trtslata Gas Gompaay has com
pleted a@st on Gle eIiarlss lSerr farm
and has d good a. tine Berea
grit. Tie same e1mpaay has com
.pleted atest On tlle james Maxwell
farm alaShas a dds u the Berea
grit It$EllI Ike dfited % Ne lower
sands ID tie aIufdeelisalie distrlc
Allegheny count tlie South Penn on
'companyhas compI tsdSNc 9 on the
William olsliand farm aaa has show
for q Atp1nper
oIIs cfTf credit balauees
Rahs averages, 49,
ass Shipment 1891 average i77r
iii
pETgsaURe Standard on.
SASS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
J ~. D. Walsh, Falrmont Ave.

Work called for and delivered.
Agent for the celebrated Footers Dye
Works, of Pittsbufg, Pa. All work
guaranteed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

subseribe Tor the wegt vlrglnlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
UpHl!oL. SIZE RERAIRER.
49, - ~

H.c8voieiSer, FaEnont Ave,
Furniture repaired Screens made
to order Rubber tires put on baby
wagons, Work called tot and dellg-
cred.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

for general house
work. Apply sO7 Benoni avenue. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

WANTED aborers; good wages,
steady employment Apply Tenth
street, Belt Line. Fairmont Mining
Machinery eo. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
city DireetorY
LlVEss AN1 BoARDWo sTA8LEs'


Rein 81 Fosiotace falfmont
WhsHyog want fiFlpr pleasure Or
Busih l q pnone us. rrunls
Az halslsd dg or night
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01
Heimkynni Gu6spekinnar.
tMe0al beirra ~undrunarver0u trnarAokka,

sMe0al Peirra undrunarver0u trharaokka,
er heima eiga herilapdi, cru Gu0spekipgarn-
ir (Peosofstar) emma s6rkennilegastir.- DER
hafa a0 visu ekki ems hiatt UNI sig og sumir
hinna, er htbreioa riki slit meo undrum og
kraftaverkum: peir hafa reyndar firnin I'll at
undrakenningum, og vita jafnlangt nei sinu
Goa rdmlega PAD. Fraoi PETRA mntti me0
rettu nefna ,,hina egypzku speki:. pau cru
1angt fyrir ofan allan mannlegan skilping,
eint6mir guolegir leyndard6mar, a0 PETRA
s0gn, er TIL Pekkja, og Pess vegna ekki h0fo
- glambekk, ems ogg ,lnargt Pao trtarprjal,
sep MI tiokast. :
y :, En- felagslif gu0spekinganna er engu
sfour s6rkennilegt en- triarbr0goin, sem coli.
'legt er, Pvi 40 fyrirkomulag Pess hlytur ao
*standa samrnmi VIC pau. | peirra hop cru
'ekki boonir 90 velkomnir a]Iir peir syndarar
er vii a trua. pangao kemst 40 ems urval
syndugra mama. Og P6 par Sc ekki neitt
! skilyroum bundio UNI efnahaginn / truar jatn-
mgu Peirra, pa atvikast Pa0 SAINT einhvern-
veginn syo, az auougir MEM komast Panyae
fremur en- fateklingar. EN- peir hafa alment
ORC a. ser sem praktiskir mem, gu0speking-
: arnir.
: $ . Guospekina (peosof) uppgotvaoi Helena
.Fadeef .Blavatsky, rdssnesk greifafrd af 40
: alsm>tum, er margt hafoi brasSao um dagana
!: og:vioa fari0. Maour hennar var si0ast land
stj6ri / kdkasus og do par. SkUmmu sioar
kom hun hinga0 til lands og h6lt !engstum til
Anew York meoan hun dvaldi her. Oar komst'
hun / kynni VIC l~0gfreoing elm. er het W.
=. Judge. hann P6tti mikilI maIalutnings-
maour a sinni ito, og var / aIIgooum efnum.
.Fruin kendi honu:n frnoi sin % ham var elm
mccall peirra, cr FIRST t0ku trl hennar. og
ger0ist bratt rosti postuli Peirra kenninga.
ARID 1891 do fri Blavatsky / Lundunum, og
pa tok Judge vio st. 6rn Pess triar1okks, er
hun haf0i stofna0. Ham kom par bratt 4
g00u skipulagi: og sendi trnbooa UNI helm
allan, 90 lestum lOndum hins mentaoa helms
myndu6u Peir s0fnuoi eoa .,%stilkur.:: sem Peir
svo kalla. % aour en- ham do voru me0limir
alls oronir haiti upp / million a0 t1lu. Ham
anda0ist ario 1896: en- haf0i aour kj0ri6 Kat
rinu Tinglev, er veri0 hafoi skrifari hans UNI
two ar undanfarin, til az TAXA VIC embattinu
az scr ]atnum: % sloan hefr hun veri0 Jog
er enn -hofgyoja og aosti prestur G%u0spek-
inganna.
Katrin Tingley er fndd / Newburyport
Mass. I'm uppeldi hennar og eskuar kunna
MEM fatt 40 segja. -Ettarnafn hennar var
Westcott, og faoir hennar og aft P6ttu ba0ir
samdarmenn. Peir sem muna eftir henni er
hun var / f0ourgaroi. segja 40 hun half p6tt
skapstor og 6styrilat, en- forkunnar frio og
sk0ruleg / framkomu allri og borist mikio q.
Tvisvar hefr hun gifst. Fyrri ma0ur henna1
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

heitir r. H. Cook. Ham er prentari og um
hann vita menn Pao si0ast, az ham var MO
ursetningur a prentarahali PVT, er atlao er,
uppgjafa prenturum 1 Colorado Springs.
Seinni ma0ur hennar heitir Tingley. og a
heima / New York; er svo malt, az heldur sc
fatt UNI samfarir Peirra h iona.
Sk0mmu eftir az hun kom til valda og
geroist leiotogi Guospekinganna, t6kst han
fer6 4 hendur / Peim erindum 40 booa tru
PETRA erlendis. For hun pa ALA leio kring
UNI hn0ttinn 90 stofnaoi margar :,stdkur'' og
mccall hestra Pj60a, er hun heims6tti, ur0u
ymsir heldri menn henni handgengnir og
ger0ust ]arisveinar hennar. a heimleioinni
til New York kom hun VIC / San Diego og
leizt par svo vel 4 sig, az hun afrGo az setj
asst par 40 % stofna par aoalheimkynoi Quo
spekinnar.
Fins og kunnugt er stendur bnrinn San
Diego a kyrrahafsstr0nd syost / California.
Sd ber er viafregur sakir natturufegur0a og
veourbliou Peirrar, er pare r join 4 0llum airs
tioum, Oar er st0oug sumarbli0a og hrein-
.viori alt ario UNI kriny, % bnrinn er MI 40
veroa eitt hi0 helzta hcilsuhali Pessa lands.
Til skams TINA hefr par verio It'll aos6kn
s0kum Pess 40 barinn er. mj0g fjar]ngur
meginhluta Bandarikjanna, og landvegur
hefir verio 6greiour Pangao, par 90 engin
j%arnbraut heir legio Pangao beina ]eio 40
a%ustan; MI er P6 loks afraoio 40 leggja Pang-
40 Su0ur- kyrrahafsbrautina.
Barinn stendur VIC dalitinn a0a, sem er
Pvi nar landi luktur 4 ALA vegu, o. par er
ein:hin beta og stcrsta .hUfn 4 allri kyrra-
hafsstr0ndinni. Fyrir framan f6an gengur
langt mes milli hans og kyrrahafsins svo 40
mjott sund er par inn 40 sigla. Mes Petta er
hattog h6Iott, vioa um 800 fet ytr sjavarmal.
A Pvi framanverou er kastalinn Rosekranz,er
Bandarik jast j6rn a, og hefir latio viggiroa
ramlega. Yer ham hafnarmynnio og pykir
hio traustasta vigi q vesturstr0ndinni. Upp
fra kastalanum 4 Bandarikjastj6rn t0]uvert
land. alt 40 brio ungi %nessins, % hefr par her
bdoir, grafreit fyrir hermenn og heretinga
velli. En- n@stum alt nesi0 par fyrir ofan
eiga MI Guospekingarnir. Oar %settist fri
Tingley 40, keypti ]andi0 og stofnaoi par
,,,Alsherja Bra0ralag Mannanna", er hun svo
nefnir. pa0 ger0lst ari0 1897. Sloan er par
Observation-Disclosures Peir nefna
Pessa nylendu sina ,.Lomaland" en- r6ttu nafni
heitir nesi0 Point Loma". San Diego kalla
Peir Port Orient, og m0rgu 0oru gefa peir
serst0k heiti, 0nnur en- pau er alment tiokast.
Her he6r tr~uarRokkur Pessi bdi0 I'm sig
% her bda allir helztu mi0limir hans, sem
f0ng hafa haft a 40 Aytja sig Panga0. Oar cru
geymdir margin helgir domar ems og jar0-
neskar leyfar fri Blavatsky og W.. Judge.
Og par reour fri Tingley 0Ilu. HIN er al
| ror1oro .cbk S,rr ,o;pxsll,, L,n,;,, e.. 81,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

reour st0ou hvers manns I felaginu< og hefr
elm valid til 40 velja efGrmann sim i embatt-
ID, en- pvi heldur hun auovitao e%flangt,
I.6maland er elm Hmm fegursti blettur
Il ollu jaroriki. Utsyni0 y6r log og lao, er
undurfa CURT, hafo mikla. t v%estri, ems langt
og augao eygir, og landio 1 a%ustri, meo haum
fj0llum 1 fjarska, er umgiroa blomrikar slett-
ur, en- hi0 nasta er hafnarfj0rourinn spegil-
fagur, umkringdur skrautlegum hdsa r0oum
oy alding0roum, og yfir 0llu er heiorikur him.
in og gla0a s6lskin alt ari0 UNI kring ao kalla
ma. pao er engin fur0a pc par Sc paradis
PETRA mamma, er helzt viii ia lifa draumsj6na-
lif. En- Gu0spekirgar cru ekki eing0ngu
draumsj6namenn. 40 minsta kosti er Katrfn
hhsm60ir peirra ra0deildarkona, sem hugsar
vel UNI bdskapinn % latur 0ll sin sp0ku HIT
rakja dyygilega dagleg skyldust0rf. OH NY
lenda hennar er umgirt haum skiogaroi. Hlio
pau, sem 4 cru gar0inum, cru me0 egypzku
fornaldarlagi o. mikilfengleg 40 dtli,i, Vic
hvert hlio stendur vophaour var0maouri elm
kennisbdning indverskr;n hermanna. Enginn
okunnur ma6ur fnr par inn az ganga nema
hann yeri fulla grein fyrir' erindi sfnu, Jog Pao
sc tekio gott og gilt. Oh er hygoin par
skrautley og f0gur. Hdsin standa strialar
en- vanalega / bejum, mestur hluti landsins
er aldingaroar og bl6mreitir.' Altar g0tur
cru haroar % sIettar sem fjalag6ff, % PALMA
raoir til beygja hli0a, en- gosbrunnar o. vatns-
P1or cru hvervctna q gatnam6tum 90 liver
vatnspr0 er Pakin Iotusbl6mum; Pa0 bI6m er
einkamerki Gu0spekinganna. og $40 segja
kunnugir menh 40 ~hvvergitf heimi sGu lotus
blom meiri ne fegurri en- q Loma]andi. Altar
hli0ar cru skreyttar bl0mreitum. pipartrj am
og forum skrautpl0ntum, er tilsYndar gl6a
sem g%litolinn ddkuri s6lskininu. DER, sem
par bda, segjast ntla 40 gera L6maland ems
tagurt % Egyptaland: en- Peir, sem $50 hafa
bae0i pau l0nd, segja 40 enginn blettur a
Eyyptalandi sc ems fagur 90 L0maland rnd
oroi0 - hinir viofragu skemtigaroar khedi-
vans og skrautgar0ar Peir, er umkringja hallir
hinna eldri Egyptajarlaa Nilarb0kkum ,segja
peir az naumast j%afnist VIC L6maIand az feg-
ur0.
pao er litsregla Pessa truart1okks, 40
elska nauDgann ems og s%jalfan sig. Alt er
par / einingu og br60erni, og allir nj6ta jafnt
alls Pess, er 1 samneyti er unit 40 hafa. Helm
ilislif hefr 1 PETRA augum ekkert gildi. DER
leyfa ao visu sambd5 hj6na, en- born PETRA
mega ekki alast upp a heimili PETRA, heldur
cru til Pess etla0ar opinberar uppeldisstofn-
amir, 90 bar alast b0rnin upp undir umsi0n
s6rstakra mamma % kvenna, er til Pess cru
kj0rin at trdarAokknum, az venja b0rnin vi0
si6areglur hans o. kenna Peim pau fr@6i, er
innreta Peim rettar trdarhugmyndir. Guo-
spekingar cru ekki reimbursement. peir viii a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-22
FINALLY GETS HIS CHILDREN
Two Little Girls Who Had Been tho
Objects ola Long Struggle in
the Courts.

Muncie, Ind, March 22.-Two pref
ty girls, IL and years old, respec-
lively, have been the objects of conten-
ton for several years, in many courts,
between w. F. Godfrey, of this city,
and Mrs. Alice Lutz, Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs. Lutz is Godfrey's wife, and the
mother of the children. Godfrey has
reobtained possession Of the children
at Los Angeles by habeas corpus pro-
ceedings, after their mother had the
custody for several years, in defiance
of a decree of court in this city. The
Godfrey's were divorce in 1891, and
the custody of the children was award
ed to Godfrey.
Later, while Godfrey and the girls
were temporarily living in Ohio, Mrs.
Lutz appeared, and by alleging that
her husband was not a proper person
to have custody of the girls she OBJ
tanned possession and fled to Califor-
MIA, where she has been found by
Godfrey, who has renewed the legal
battle to regain possession. Godfrey
appealed to the higher courts In Ohio,
clearing his name of any imputation
of unfitness in caring for the children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-22
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Influence of Souls on Souls.

An American physician now comes
forward with the astounding informa-
ton, that the soul has a given weight,
ranging from one to one and one-half
ounces and may be weighed on the
scales the same as any material or
merchandise. No sooner had this an
nouncement found it's way into print
than the famous French astronomer
and physicist took up the discussion,
substantiating in part the doctors dis
covery and further adds that souls
may have influence on souls" In
other words; the soul may have infu-
ence on another soul at great distance
in such manner as to actually direct
| the receiving souls movements. This
is classified as a psychic message.
The above is splendid food for
thought and no doubt is being thor
oughly investigated by brilliant and ca
pable minds and even accepted by some
of them, but the question that runs
in my mind is this; If psychic mani
festations cannot and do not engage
my senses only when slumber, partial
or complete has control of them, why
should 1 support any such theories
much less advocate them?
To support, believe in or follow the
visions that come to all of US. more OIL
less. during slumber, is an indication OF
an unsound mind-Take stomach cor
rectives-better still, correct the ply
steal ills and psychic manifestations
disappear Mark well how this is
stated.
Again If vision is impaired by in
ereasing years or because of some
physical anomaly Of the eye, do no.
hesitate to consult the Optician who has
successfully gifted many thousands o.
patrons to their entire satisfaction in tn,
past 10 years. II lenses (glassesl vii
restore vision or give relief from eye
strain you may rest assured that moth
ing will be left undone until the prop
er combination has been found.
kindly remember that my Office i!
now in DR.. Z. r. Stauffer & Co.'S. drus
store. No. 1S2 East State street, Ham
mond. Ind.
Respectfully
-9-2O-1w. c. W. Delaney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-22
JEROME EXPLAINS HIS COURSE
Why He Did Not Earlier Try to Prove
ThaW Insane.

ThaW Insane.
Jerome's affidavits embraced the
opinion of his seven experts who have
heretofore testified, and a statement
by Irwin s. Cobb, newspaper report
er, who gave the text of the statement
which ThaW issued at the conclusion
of Jerome's long and severe cross-ex-
animation of his wife. All the states
expert alienists were sure that Thaw
is now insane. Jerome, in presenting
his affidavits, called particular atten-
ticn to the one signed by DIR. Carlos
f. Macdonald, who after reciting what
he has witnessed in court, his OBJ
serVations of Thaw Immediately after
the tragedy, and what he has learned
as to epilepsy and insanity in yari-
Gus branches of the Thaw family, de-
clares he Is firmly convinced that ThaW
is suffering from paranoia.
District Attorney Jerome occupied
most of the time the court was in ses-
sion in a personal explanation of the
reasons which had hindered him from
earlier calling the attention Of til
court to Thaw's present state of mind.
He said he had long been convinced
that the defendant was of unsound
mind, but he had no way Of legally
bringing the matter to the attention OF
the court until DR.. Hamilton was put
upon the stand by the defense. Jer-
| ONE said he could not have called DR..
Hamilton. on account of the profess
sional privilege which the defense
| could have interposed as a bar to any
testimony the expert might have TO
offer.
Delmas declined again to waive any
| privilege with regard to DR.. Hamilton,
on the ground that if the district at
| torney's contention as to the present
insanity of the defendant is sound his
! lawyers have no right to waive any
| thing for lunatic. 1t had been ru-
mored all day that Delmas would not
| be in court because Of the attitude as
sumed by some of his associate coun-
! sci Wednesday. All the attorneys were
I present, however, when Justice Fitz-
| gerald took his place on the bench.
Delmas alone was heard by Justice
/ Fitzgerald. Twice Hartridge attempt
ed to enter the argument, but was
raped down by the judge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-22
WOMEN IN a SUBMARINE
Lake Go Down ia the Bottom of
the Sea, Not Like McGinty.

Bridgeport, Conn, March 22.-Mrs.
John M. Thurston, wife Of ex-United
States Senator Thurston, of Nebraska,
and Mrs. J. G. Lake, wife of the as
sistant manager of the Lake Subma-
rine Torpedo Boat company, said to be
the first women ever to make a
trip in a submarine boat, were among
1. party of prominent persons that
NJ, de a trip on a submarine yesterday
The 'boatwa submerged for wohours
in Long Island sound, just outside the
Bridgeport harbor, during which
luncheon was served and an hour de
voted to impromptu speecnmaking.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-22
Federation to Ask LEGISLATION.

Washington, March p. = A con-
ference with railroad brotherhood rep
resentatives at which a declaration
was made for congressional legisla
ton limiting to the supreme court Of
the United States the power to declare
acts of congress unconstitutional was
the most important feature of the ses
tive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-22
Club for the Lonely.

Those who have no friends IN Lon
don and complain of its great loneli-
ness now have a club all to them.
selves. The new organization is called
the Eligible Social club. Its object is
to bring together men and women who
are lonely. A vocalist and a play
wright have applied for membership.