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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-15

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-15

away Hampton did not smile. but his
square jaw set, and he clinched his
hands. He had no fear that she might
fail him, but for the first time In all
his life he questioned his own courage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-24

We especially invite your at
fention to the items and
prices quoted, in this space.
Yisit>our store-thes cIOsiug days
of this week. 1t will pay you.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
ABOUT WASHINGTON
 COUNTY SCHOOLS

County Examiner GreAda4e aaS about completed Iti> annual fe- port winch he ts required to make to the state superintendent ot public instruction at Little Rock. From ttlis report we gather soae information concerning Washing ton County schools that will ike lY prove of interest to News readers
 There are II the county l59 school districts, and total of 1S, people of school age. as follows; White males b,502, white females ., 40s, eolored males 16b, colored females To. There are also b deaf and dumb, , blind aud insane In the towns ot Springdaie. Fayette- vile aud Prairie Grove there |, not deaf and dumb nor blind child
 The average daIly attendance at the public schools the past year was, males 2Ss6, females 2so5. There were employed tn the schools Il male and 1to fe- male teachers. There were Q teachers holding state certificates, the average salary being o45.75 per month. The number of teachers holding first, second and third grade certificates, with their average salaries, was as follows: First grade. II males S45; 42 females 5S6.19; sec ond grade, 2s males 55b.e0, Y females 5S2.85; third grade, , males 550, II females 527. Dur ing the year IFS schools were taught in the county.
 There are in ashington County IA school houses valued at 574 545, brick. 124 frame and F log. So far as the record shows no new houses .Negai ere..t- ed during the past year
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
THIS HAPPENED TWENTY YEARS AGO

Items taken News of August e lss7.
 White kennan returned to Van Buren Monday.
 Tip Denver has our thanks for good water melon treat to-day. They're ripe again, Tip.
 Chas Dodson visited his parents at this place this week.
 ". Y. Wlnton and family visited relatives at BentonyiIIe this week.
 Dick Sweeney. boss good friend of The News, called ia to Saturday morning
 Joe Kennedy, Misses Cener Holconb and Mabel Stafford visited the family of Rev. Walden at Boonsboro Sunday.
 We acknowledge pleasant call from Mrs. James Dodson and daughter, and Mrs. G. Dodson and son Charles Friday evening.
 John AleOuaid returned from Naming. Iowa. Thursday with his family. Mr. McQuad and Jo Holeomb will go into the fruit evaporatorb business.
 The storm Friday morning blew down the curb ing around the well in the center of the street The well should be repaired and put in order so the water ean De u>ed or tile we'll filled up rThe well referred to in the foregoing vas in the middle q the street about opposite the Bank of Spring dale.
 The Farmers Club has completed arrangements for the stock show to be held here in September. The premium list runs up to $500. and everything ls promising for the best stock show this country eve witnessed
 h tie issue .. The News from winch the above items taken !, aa account .. picnic given at Fayeteeille on Juiy 5o From this we note the editor made the trip to Fayetteville in comp any with Jonathan Smith. F. (. Ritter. 0uince Brown and B. F. Pollock. The speaker for the da; was Col. Ed. Watson o Bentonvlle and nus k was furnished by the Fayetteville band under the leadership of Peter Van Wrinkle. The feat ure ot the day. judging from the report in the News, was the game of base ball between Fay ettevllle and Springdale. On account of the late hour at which the game started only six innings were played, Fayetteville winning 30 to 24. The >prlngdae team composed of D. X. Barthol- omew first base, Daily that's Biff) short stop, Wm Bartholomew pitcher, Solomon third base, Phillips left field, Banks center field, Barr right field Gladden. catcher, Rice second base.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
ri.Township Institute.

Program for Tri-Townslip IL stitute to be held at Heads Ford August II. l407.
 Opening exercises.
 Physiology, Digestion. Q. D Wilson.
 Geography, Mss Mary Rich. County Supervision of Schools Prof. NJ F Croxdale.
 Grammar. Etynology, Willis Clark.
 Civil Government, $. r. Wi Hams.
 The above program will be in- terspersed with vocal and instru- mental music, reeitations, etc Everything good to eat and cold drinks ca the ground
 J. B. TILLMAN. Com.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

Judge T1aadts in the United District Court n Chicago last Saturday imposed | fine ot SO 924d.- GOO against the Standard Oil Company for rebat ing. The Company recently convicted on l,4b2 counts and thc maximum fine in each case was assessed. In his opinion Judge Lands pressed regret that the law did not provide for more serious punishment, and characterized the officers ot the Standard Oil Company better than counteTfelter> and thieves The case will be appealed There is 10 doubt but what the officers of the Standard Oii Company have grown rich by the systematic and unlawful in which they have stifed competition and If tile law pro- vded for d few years term of imprisonment in ad- dtion to the fine 1t would probably have salutory effect. Incidentally 1t might be mentioned that Judge Landis who imposed this fine, which IS said to have been the heaviest in the history of criminal jurisprudence, k brother of Congress- man Chas. 5. Landis, of Indiana who partieipa- ted in a political debate with Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri at tile Sprngda1e Chautauoua few years ago.
 The recent suggestion of the Little Rock Re publican that Frank Mayes, at present L. $. Marshal for the Western District. would be good nan for the Republicans to nominate for gover- next year, brings the Harrison Republican to the front in behalf of John l. Worthington and states that the Republicans of this section of the state almost unanimous in their desire that he be the nominee.
 At the Republican convention at Tulsa L T.. last week Frank Frantz, present territorial gov error, nominated for governor. P. J. Dore ot We>tville. who k known n Springdale was nominated as one of the candidates for corpora ton commissioner.
 Pennsgvaaia people having trouble over thei7 flew state capital. An expert appointed to make m investigation las reported that tie state .eas robbed sl 5oo,o0o on the s2,oeo, ,oo0 eon- tract for netal furnishings. That's worse than ArkansaS.
 f vi ta.s the oI.icia count to decide who is tIe nominee for [. S. Senator from Mississippi Nardatnaa or Gongres>man Williams. Both are e1a.fniag the victory, with t4e chances in favor Q. the latter. and Q De hoped lie will Win out.
 State Senator N. S. Goodwin of Warren has about made up his mind make the raee for Congress in the Seventh District.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

A lot of union men would kick hard if their wives charged them price and half for over time.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

PeanSYIraaia people having trouble over the.- flew state capital. An expert appointed to make m investigation has reported that the state seas robbed q g. 5oo,ooo on the s2,0o0oo0 son- tract for metal furnishings. That's than
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
KOREANS KILL
JAP SOLDIERS
WHEN LATTER TRIEc TO LAND
AND DisARM THEM AT kANG
Wal ISLANDS, AN D :
PARTY REINFORCED.

Seoul. Aug. IA company Of -
japanese trops with two naehihe
guns had FIVE men killed and five
seounded last night OH landing ~
Kang Wal Islands II miles north q
chemulpo. for the purpose Of DIS
srming a small Korean garrison OF "
men. which were supported by several
aundrcf rioters
The lsadiug party was r. iniorcHs
At II O'Clock this morning by another
company from Chesiuiso. JspaN
csc FISHING feet which was driven on
this island with several casualties
reached Chemulpo yesterday morn
ing.
The Korean supreme esurt has
passed sentence upon the members 81
the Hague depuiation. vi sang So
has been condemned TO De hanged au'
N Mellow and vi Chun have be'i
sentenced to Imprisonment for life
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
AN OLD GRUDGE
CAUSES KILLING
ONE BARBER KILLS ANOTHER
AT FULTON, KY. DURING a
QUARREL IN COLD DRINK ES-
TABLISHMENT.

Word was received yesterday from
Fulton. Ky, that Bert Blackwell
killed Charley Martin in that city
Monday on account OF an old grudge
Goth men We're BARRIERS at Fulton and
some time ago Blackwell is said tc
have persuaded a iouneyman barber
TO quit Martins employ and go T.
work elsewhere Feeling had been bal
between the two men since then ana
they had quarrelad several times. o.
Monday Martin followed Blackwell
INTO cold drink stand on the Ten
nessee side OF town ami renewed the
quarrel. in the course of which Black
well shot him Martin died at a. IN
Yesterday ONLY one Shot Of three
that Blackwell fred hit him. Black
well surrendered to the authorities
after the shooting claiming ses-de'
Tense 10 icstincatlon Of his act Both
men stood wen in the community
Martin is survived by his widow and
enc child.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
INSPECTORS ARE
STILL AT WORK
ON ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE AS
slsTANT POSTMASTER ED.
WARD /. RENO.
NO SHORTAGE AS YET
Mai. Daniel Hogan. Uncle Of Deeedent
Stands Ready to Make Good Any
Deficieney--Public Believe
Dead Man innocent.

II is understood that so far as the
investigation of the accounts OF the
late Assistant Postmaster Edward Il.
Reno who committed suicide has pro.
gressed no shortage has been discoy'
cred and it is believed BY many that
the unfortunate man took his life
while under temporary mental aherra-
ton ana not beearse of any real con
dition an serious trouble,
Major paaiel Hogan, Of Danvilfe.
clerk ~ the L s District court who
BIS an uncle OF the decedent and Of
whom he was . protege from child
hcol " naturally deeply grieved over
the tragic end Of his nephew for
whom lie felt almost a fatherly affec-
ZION. Major Hogan has been in poor
health recently and had Just returned
to Danyille from Chicago where he
hail been been consulting specialist
when the sad news reached him. He
was not we'll enough to make the trip
Ia Cairo AMI to endure the sad traia
III circumstances attending the affair
SC his son. Daniel Hogan Jr-. came
acre to represent him.
10 The Bulletin last night M.
Hogan. IT,. said Il have come as my
fathers representative 10 assure the
authorities that Should any shortage
be disclosed in the accounts Of my
cousin. the amount will be made good
BIZ my fathers check We do not be-
lieye. however, that such shortage
exists. When my father held the
position OF internal revenue collector
nv cousin was one of his deputies and
during the six years OF his term mil.
lions Of dollars We're collected Ed
Reno. III he had been disposed To yield
"a temptation had opportunities then
but he dfd not Yield Besides his
eleven wears tenure OF the assistant
enthusiastically without ang question
az irregularities until now leads W. 70
believe that be could not have been
4niItv of anv peenlatiops at this time
as there was no particular reason for
bis needing money now more than az
any 0Ef1GE IIIllH4 HtANS ~ kfFfA - n
his financial affairs and find that ne
owed very little, not enough to cause
any man to Kill himself We are con
aaent that his mimi was temporarily
unbalanced when he committed hls
sad deeL However short our Juds.
mvnt prove incorrect ms father
stands really and anxious e make
aood any deficiency as he would have
been only too glad to 10 had HI ap-
died to him fcf ALL.
Mr. Hogan ieft last night far Dan.
file
The postoffice inspectors are here
still awaiting some Information from
the auditors department which by
reason 81 the telegraphers strike was
delayed and viii reach here BY mai
probably today Thus far there are
ne developments in the Investigation
that tend to prove shortage
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
cairoltes hi canada.

Tile Globe, published At Toronto
Canada Aug {, says "A party from
she United States We're in he CITY
esterday. guests OF the Elliot house
rhey included Mr l. Cohen the Miss
= Edna and Pearl Cohen Mrs. Z
Franklin. Mrs Mary Bernstein, all q
Cairo. Illinois with Mrs Gertrude
Frost OF Memphis, Tenn They great
enjoyed the tour through the CITY
and were much impressed with tse
growth and beauty OF Toronto, The
party arrived in Cairo Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
CAIRO OPERATORS
RETURN TO WORK
WESTERN UNION AND POSTAL
FORCES DECIDE TO AWAIT
CALL OF GENERAL
STRIKE.

The Western Union and Postal Ter
egraplf operators Of the Cairo offices
who went ont on strike Monday
held a meeting yesterday afternoon
ana decided TO return to work 20 stay
unless a general strike is called.
They acted at once on their decis
ion and went hack to the offices re
porting for duty but business was eyi
tremely light. in fact they practically
had nothing TO 10.
The local operators struck because
OF the employment Of nonunion men
on the lines Mere the regular oper
ators hal gone cut
raaE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
ImnossIhls of Transiation.

How hopeless it is TO render one
nations explosives In another Ian
guase is curiously illustrates in an
EnglishGcrman and German-Engiish
dictionary. where "Donnerwetter' is
translated POUNDS, while "Iounds3
on the other band. is rendered in the
English Geman part by 'Potziau
send, and Sapperment,' "Potzau
sesd, again is translated the
deuce. and coed gTacious.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

The marriage OF Mr. Samuel CLARK
.of Momphis ana Miss Flora Lackcy,
0f Cairo will be solemnized today u
Memphis. Mn Clark and bride.eleet
left last night for that city,
The bridegroom Is employed as q
nagnan for the Illinois Central AMI
runs between Cairo and Memphis
The bride has resided in Cairo only
4 few months but has a number 2f
acquaintance who Will be much ia'
terested iiAJAe announcement OF heF
approaching Iharriage
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
Misplaced Money.

short time ago a gentleman in
Boston sent a small boy in his neigh
oorhOod 70 deliver a note 10 a young
lady who lived a few blocks away
He gave the hos quarter 10 make
i.m hurry After a short time the
messenger came back. and. handing
tie money. said Miss -- says she
VIII be glad 10 see you tonight but
she didn't want the quarter"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
Gift. TO srlas and Groom.

The groom gives souvenir gifts to
his best men and the nshers. il he 50
desires The bride performs a similar
Office for her attendants. The groomis
gift 10 tie bride is generally some
good piece Of iewelry. which lie the
only ornament she wears at her we'd
5l4g.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Alderman Penny. Of Wimbledon.
London. was condemned the other day
10 pas Sl25 damages for having said
stat a certain local grocer put ciiicory
in his coffee Medical witnesses stat
cd that ohicoIy vas dangerous iffi-
tant
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

G. r. Tibbs TO Gus A. Swoboda Qci
ity Of Cairo, FIRST addition, LOT II
block PC, 81
John Mclnturff ct u1 to G. l.. Tooley
wd.. Feuchter & Lansden addition
lots and 6. block 2. 10000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

ThimbIe Party.

Mrs *. $. Bourqne viii entertain
this afternoon at the residence or
Mrs. G. r. Calhoun with thimh'e
party in honor Of her sister Miss Jeh'
ME Baud, OF Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

The Cairo branch Of the Kentucky
Consumers Oil comply can furnish
sou with anything in oils or grease.
I0I Ohio street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Uncle sam prImplnq Up.

Painters have been at work on the.
aterior Of the custom house painting
snd vanishing all the wood work and
lding the iron work
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Leafs Block has resigned the posi-.
ton OF Euok-keeper for the Singer
Manufacturing company to accept 2
similar Office with the Halliday Mill
ing company He has been succeeded
By Frank De Lawter. Dean Sites
vas been promoted to the position 81
tlmekeeper and his former position
has been filed by the appointment Of
Frank Young Of Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Miss Anna Rouche Of Tamnrs Is the
guest Of Miss Nellie McElligott Of
Twelfth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Mr.. u d Richards Of Peoria for
mer chief clerk OF the railway mail
service With headquarters in Cairo,
and party araived ~ the city last
evenine III tile steamer city Of SAT
lilo after d pleasant trip M the Ten
Incssee river.
The party took supper at The Ham.
Inv and left Immediately after on the
beat for the trip up the Mississippi
In the party were alf and Mrs ~
I'd Richards, Miss Katherine Richards,
Percy NJ. Richards, Mr, and Mrs y y.
Sewers, Mr. and MIS-. II 5 Smith the
Misses Frances and I.ydia Riesz all
of Peoria; Miss Dorothy Goodheld ot
ST Louis. and ] f. Clark Of Centralia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Miss BillIngsly, OF willard, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs ! II, Mnlcally
Of Holbrook avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Thrift Corlis. Of Metropolis, was ia
the city Yesterday in the interest Of
the Corlis Cigar company He y
making the trip in this territory N
place Of his father Edwin Corlis,
,mho after many years Of travelling
has ..Feaided to give up thias.par Of
the busipess owing to i'll health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Mrs. ]. f. Becker Of 81. Louis AMI
Miss Title Hahn of Redbud. Illinois,
are guests Of Mrs. r. ] Hahn, OF Bib
Twentieth street They are en- route
to Memphis to spend a few days visit
ing friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Thomas Mcfarland left last night
for chicago where he will spend q
week with Mrs. Mcfarland and their
little daughter EVELYN, who are
spending the summer there
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

/ from a visit with relatives in Den
YER Colo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

James ScurIoek. Jr American *
press messenger between Chicago and
Cairo is spending a ten days vacation
at the home Of his parents in Carbon
dale
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Guy pillow, who has been a patient
at ST. Mays infImary for several
weeks Is improving,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Mrs John Summons and son, John
and her father Mr. Frank Harsan re-
turned last evening from visit with
relatives al Louisville and Vine
Grove, Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Cigars BY ths Million.
About 204oo0.000 cigars are smoked
yearly IN this county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Miss OIie Belts OF Mound City, i
visiting Miss Laura Clendenen, q
Center street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

YER Colo
Miss Anna Rouche Of Tamms Is the
guest Of Miss Nellie McElligott OF
Twelfth street
Miss Billingsly. OF willard IS the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs ! IL. Mulcahy,
Of Holbrook avenue.
Guy pillow, who has been patient
at St Mays lndrmary Tor several
weeks Is improving,
Mrs. NJ, i. Depriest, Of Anderson
Mo, is visiting her son, James De
priest 81 Poplar street
Miss Mary Bondurant, OF PaducaA
who has been the guest of Miss Vein
Bondurant, has returned home,
MIR and Mrs William Broedelle and
daughters are visiting relatives at Mt
Carmel, Albion ana Keensburg ILL.,
W. f. Hitchcock Thomas Morgan
and r. T. Hart Of Muncie, Ind, ar-
rived in the city last night en- route
south
Mrs f. a. Burke OF Tenth street
has as guests Mrs Barnes and daugh
ter, Lulu, a. Mobile, Ala, who arrived
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Miss Verne Sutherland Of Cfolcondi
is visiting her aunt. Mrs Kate Tan
ner. Of Sixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Mrs. NJ, j Depriest, Of Anderson
Mo, is visiting her son, James De
priest 81 Poplar street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Herman Weber has returned iron
Il trip to points Ia the east.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Miss Emma Hebsacker. registtv
clerk at the post office has returned
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Miss Clara Herbert has retuFne
from Dixon Springs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Miss Mary Bondurant OF PaducaA
who has been the guest Of Miss Vein
Bondurant, has returned home
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Misses Mile and Alma Rothenbef-
GER. Of Twentyeishth street have
gone gone 10 Dawson Springs 70
spend d vacation
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Mi and Mrs. William Broedelie and
daughters are visiting relatives at NJ
Carmel, Albion and Keenshurg, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

Mrs f. A. Burke Of Tenth street,
has as guests Mrs Barnes and daugh-
ter, Lulu, az Mobile, Ala who arrived
yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-14

W. r.. Hitchcock Thomas Morgan
and a r. Hart Of Mnncie Ind ar-
rived in the city last night en- route
south.
Morris tribune., 1907-04-27
A Clumsy Thief.

A party Of men were discussing their
experiences with the hotel souvenir
Mountaineering women who are in the
habit of picking up anything that hap
pens to suit their fancy-when one of
them, a Londoner. told of a man he
had seen in action in the Cafe de Paris
and the result
This particular patron would order
cigar costing about a dollar" said he.
land invariably he would slip an extra
one into his pocket while the waiter
was not supposed to be looking. OF
course the waiter discovered the trick
and reported it to the manager. The
patron could not be insulted by being
told that he was thief, SO the man
ager simply added other things to the
bill and made up for the cigar. That
has been going on, am told, for many
years. and the patron doesn't know yet
that he is paying for that stolen cigar.
New York Globe.
Nfna-T told you that your old aunt
has a will of her own. Paul tired OF
waitingl-I know she has. | wish she
would LET me prove it.-Strand.
Morris tribune., 1907-04-27
Venezuela,

Venezuela is old Spain-the Spain Of
Washington Irving She has as much
beauty, her people have the same An
dalusian charm, and year for year
since the time Of Columbus she can
show as much romance as intricate
diplomacy and as primitive inns as
existed beyond the Pyrenees before the
guidebooks were bound in red. But
the proper way to see Venezuela is not
through a guidebook. supposing there
were one. or to limit ones days to
circular tour in which everything is
reckoned by the dollar. The spirit of
the land must be found before its gen
ius can be understood. Kipling's re-
frain Of somewhere east of Suez" can
be paraphrased into somewhere south
of Hatt'ras." Then the American. like
his British cousin, will be able to feel
the clutch of tropic life, and the ro-
nance of it will not be modernized into
comic opera.-Reader Magazine.