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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-22
ST. JOHNS NEWS

John Miller, sr, was a Hammond
visitor yesterday
Fred Raugut of Chicago is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob OsweiIer are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Svelker.
Bernard Blocker and daughter, Miss
Verona, were the guests OF relatives
in Dyer yesterday.
Theodore Liable of Griffith spent
Sunday in st. John, the guest of Anton
Rietman and family.
The Misses Margaret and Lena Tri-
men of Schererville visited with n. A
Hammer and family Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Schmidt and Mrs A. Bruck-
ner of Hammond were the guests OF
Anton Spieler and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bieker and
Mrs. Helen Austgen of Hammond spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Austgen here.
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fined to his home for number Of
weeks on account of sickness.
Mrs. Goldman of Indiana boulevard,
entertained relatives over Sunday.
Miss Daisy Upton Of Englewood. is
visiting relatives here for a few days.
Louis Timm is visiting his mother,
Mrs. William Timm, ST. for few days
Mrs J. Amen of Pearl street. enter
terday.
Mrs Charles Stress. jr., of Harrison
avenue, is entertaining relatives from
Chicago for a few days.
Miss Clara Duval Of Central avenue.
was the guest of friends in LaPorte,
Ind, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Weske of Chicago. was
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Ed Hen
Messy OF Roberts avenue. Sunday.
Miss Mammie Brown OF Harrison
avenue. left Saturday for Burdick, Ind,
to spend a month visiting relatives.
Robert Atchison returned to his home
in Roberts avenue, after spending a
week at his summer home in Kroeker,
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Lingham and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Oakley
Of Harrison avenue. spent Saturday
visiting Washington park in Chicago.
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HOBART NEWS

Willie Killigrew or Chicago visited
his parents in Hobart over Sunday.
Arrangements are being made for
big picnic at the race track on Labor
day.
Miss Lena Nicholson ~ Chicago
spent Sunday in Hobart with her par
ents.
The Hobart fremen wero defeated
yesterday by the Ainsworth team. the
score being TO 7.
Mrs. Thomas Sholl and daughter,
Miss Stella Kent. left this morning for
Fort Wayne to visit relatives for
few days.
Mrs. Catherine Laughlin of Phila-
delphia, came to Hobart Saturday for
a weeks visit with her brother, NJ J.
Cooke. and family.
Grover Cook, who lived here a few
years ago, has been appointed section
foreman here, taking the place of Fred
Schavey, who resigned
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WHEELER NEWS

Miss r. c. Taylor transacted business
in Chicago. Saturday
Miss Pearl Walsh of Indiana Harbor,
visited with relatives in Wheeler over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Nellie Shawcroft and two chill
dren of whiting, Ind, visited relatives
in Wheeler over Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Harris and son. Clinton,
OF Whiting. Ind visited with relatives
in Wheeler over Sunday.
An interesting game yesterday after
noon between Boone Grove and
Wheeler ended with the score of s to
/ in favor of Wheeler. The same teams
will play again next Sunday.
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Rem SSELAER NEWS

Harry Leaning of Goshen is visiting
relatives here.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Moone, July 10.
Miss Ruth Ligget, who has been Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. B. Forsythe, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Saylers and
daughters went to Big Rapids, Mich,
on business Saturday.
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The number of automobiles on the
Munster road with covered numbers is
not small. When the roads are clear d
good run is sport, but when the roads
are used much the motorists will have
to slacken their speed. The farmers
cannot see the fun of the run when
they are continually losing chickens.
etc, and if the motorists do not take
warning and slacken their speed some
thing will be done
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HESSVILLE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto sahlin OF Chicago
spent Sunday in Hessville.
Mrs. Grace Lamb OF Hammond, Wis
tied Mrs. John Hess. Sunday.
Albert Towle and Marie McKeau
OF Hammond, visited IN Hessville Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Make and chill
dren OF Hammond. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Make OF HessvilIe.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

George B. Chew, living one mile
north OF town. died this morning of
heart trouble.
We are pleased to say that Mother"
SwitZer, who has been quite sick, is
improving rapidly.
Rev. Abbott. who with his family
visited at L. A. Southworths. Thursday,
returned to his home in the city Friday
morning. Mrs. Abbott went to visit
brother at Columbus, Ind.
The long controversy between the c..
c. e L. and the older roads here has at
last been settled. The E, ]. & E., which
has control of the tower refused TO
let the c, c. & L. make connections
with the interlocking system. This
week special train bearing the Of
fcials Of the E. J. & E. came here. and
a meeting was held with the officials
OF the other roads. An agreement was
finally reached and the c. c. & L be-
gan making their connections immedi-
ately. They expect to have everything
III readiness for use by Saturday night.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

John Dacy was Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fife visited
friends at Edgewater Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Sideny veaco enter
tanned relatives from Whiting yester-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. McCarty of Chicago
were guests Of Mrs. Pete Grebner yes
terday.
Miss Ida Lamb has returned from
Muldlave Saturday and is much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Ed Jenkins visited her sister.
Miss Wheeler yesterday. who is i'll at
a Chicago hospital.
Charles McKelvey sr.. left yesterday
for the east. where he will spend his
vacation with relatives.
Abe Goodfriend of Little Rock. Ark,
who has been visiting relatives here,
will return home tomorrow.
GWiIym Jones mas purchased j nome
on Bacon street and will move MS
family as soon as it is vacated.
Mrs. Unger and Miss Leah Unger of
Chicago will spend the week with
Mrs. Ottenheimer in Magoun avenue.
Lou Palmer. who has been i'll for
! some time al the Chicago hospital. is
still in serious condition and is al
lowed no visitors.
Louis Ottenheimer of Little Rock.
Ark who visited his brother here, I'M
derwent an operation Thursday tol
| appendicitis and is getting along nicely
George ". Lewis and Mr.. Hoos, whC
visited Rev VanAuken's camp at Bar
| low Lake. Mich. returned yesterday
and report a very successful fishing
| trip.
Members Of the Ladies Social Unio1
who will attend the picnic Wednesday
at Jackson park, are requested to
meet at the home Of Mrs. Lewis NJ
1 Giles. at $50 o'clock
Miss Minnie Pogue has returned from
| ton. Miss Pogue was accompanied by
Miss Daisy Flora, who viii make al
extended visit in East Chicago.
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Briefs.

The Ladies' Aid society holds its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Butcher on
J Jefferson street
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Miss Amelia Hoppe OF the local teIe-
phone exchange left Friday for La
Porte to remain until today. when she
Will go to Milwaukee to spend a few
days with her brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hoppe.
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Chief Bigelow Of Il . steel compa Us
forces. came down from Chicago riday
afternoon to take note Of 7 e causal-
ties in connection with tt = man hunt
of two days before.
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Frank Martin is getting alol nicely
snd is able to be around. The shot
wounds are healing rapidly and he ex
poets to be back at work within a
short time. His mother ard brothers,
Andrew and Bob. spent the week end
hero from Lowell
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Rev. George Z. Deuel. has completed
! his work at the Institute at Evanston
where he spent most of last week end
IS no wplanning on aggressive work
here.
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The Junior ball team of Hammond
played the Stars of Lowell Sunday. Up
to the sixth inning it was about as
pretty a game as was ever played on
the home grounds. neither team scor-
ing a point, but in the seventh scores
began TO come in and when through
the visitors had to be satisfied with
two. while the Stars had eleven to
their credit.
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John Stewart OF Indiana boulevard
resumed his duties at the Standard
Oh company's plant. after being con
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Quite a large crowd Of people went
to Oakland park yesterday to witness
the ball game between the Mohawks
Of Chicago and the Oakland Parks of
Lowell. 1t was a fine game. holly con-
tested all the way through. with one
side and then the other being in the
lead, but in the end the locals came out
victorious. Following is the score by
innings:
r H
Mohawks .....0o1 0101 % 5
oaklands ...1 0 / 0 Is I
Observation-Disclosures Davis. Daily,
Roche: Oaklands. Dyer. Trump. Base
on balls-Of Dyer, 4; off Daily, ?.
Errors-Mohawks. 1. Oaklands. 8.
Three base hft-Daily. Two base hits
Schorling. Dyer, Lynch. Umpire-F.
Turner.
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WHITING NEWS

: WHITING NEWS
Robert Stewart came home from
Westville yesterday.
Miss Amelia Hoppe is visiting rela-
tives in LaPorte, Ind.
Frank Macpherson of Chicago. was
the guest of ]. Roy Morrison yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs William Hardy are at
Youngstown. O.. visiting Mr.. Hardy's
parents.
Miss Jessie Helm of White Oak and
Fred streets. is entertaining her cousin
from LaPorte.
Mrs. Horton of Fischrupp avenue. is
entertaining her son and daughter
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Rose Pitzele of South Chicago.
was here Saturday visiting her niece,
Mrs. Hannah Sttglitz.
DR.. A. J. Lauer will return from
Lake Wawasee today, where he has
been spending his vacation.
Attorney Melville of this city, has
secured a position as conductor on the
H.. W. & E. c. Street Car line here.
Mrs. Charles Pickering of Ohio ave-
nue. Is entertaining her mother. Mrs.
William Payne, of Fort Wayne. Ind.
the postoffce at Indiana Harbor. where
she was employed before her marriage.
Miss Winnie Fieres of the local gas
office, who is suffering with typhoid
fever. is reported as slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Judson of Cleve-
land avenue, will leave tomorrow for
a ten days lake trip through Michigan
and Ohio.
Miss Vera Wadsworth of Englewood.
who has been spending several days
with friends here, returned to her home
last night.
Miss Grace Wilkinson has resigned
her position as cashier in Fischrupp's
grocery store, where she has been for
several years.
The work on the Improvement of
the kindergarten building is rapidly
progressing, the foundation being al
most completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Reynolds have
moved into the house in Pennsylvania
avenue recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. James Evans.
Miss Jeanette NIcNab of East Chi
cago, will assist in the Whiting tele-
phone exchange while the operators
here are on their vacations.
Miss Pearl Ingraham of Hammond
has taken a position as songster and
pianist in the electric theater at One
Hundred and Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther of New Jersey
have come to Whiting to reside. Mr.
Luther is superintendent of a construc-
tion department at the new steel plant
at Gary.
Miss Lottie Kraatz and her brother
home Saturday after spending severa
days with their cousins, Misses Lucy
and Elsie Koch.
Mrs. r. F. Denham entertained sew
eral young people at her home il
LaPorte avenue Friday evening II
honor of her niece, Miss Jessie Best
who is visiting here from Marietta, o.
Chenoski. the druggist of One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street, has a bootl
in his drug store and has installed al
automatic telephone for the convent
ence of his patrons who do not wish t,
go to the exchange.
Miss Amelia Hoppe Of the local tele
phone exchange left Friday for La
Porte to remain until today. when sh
Will go TO Milwaukee to spend fey
days with her brother and his wife
r Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hoppe.
o GRIFFITH NEWS
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John Setback, jr.. of Harrison avenue
has a severe attack OF tonsilitis.
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The Gary Construction company has
begun the putting in Of the concrete
curb on South Broadway just north of
the Pennsylvania. The other mixer
Just south of the Wabash is TO be
started tomorrow and the work OF put
ting in sidewalks and curb will begin
at once.
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Miss Minnie Pogue has returned from
Plymouth. where she spent her vaca-
ton. Miss Pogue was accompanied by
Miss Daisy Flora, who viii make an
extended visit in East Chicago.
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MUNSTER NEWS

Artiluf hfaay VINO has been III has
4'lIe1S recovered
MI ana MIS- waiter Hammond We're
MISS anna Dlttrlch has recovered
from her recent illness.
NJ anu MIS- refer hooey buried
'Ae'' it''ie o@0S SATURDAY
II ooetl'h anu MS niue daughter
were III munster SATURDAY.
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Alvin Lynch and wife of Chicago
were the guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Dan Lynch, here, Sunday.
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A lodge of the Home Defender a
fraternal insurance order, was organ
tied in Lowell Saturday with twenty
charter members.
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The ice cream and cake social given
by the Junior Endeavor Of the Pres
byterian church Saturday night was
a very enjoyable affair. They netted
s13
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William Grant is on the indisposed
list and was unable to be in his bar
Der shop Saturday. Buck Sanger at
tended to the wants of his customers.
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Chenoski the druggist of One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street, has a booth
in his drug store and has installed an
automatic telephone for the convent
ence of his patrons who do not wish to
go to the exchange.
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James Longmire, Garvs we'll known
tonserial artist has left the trade to
run the business Ii recently oousht
out on Washington street Mike
Buros, just nofth Of Prasesk Brothers
sold out his saloon business to james
and gave a lease on the building for q
term of years. Longntire is having
the room remodeled. new fixtures put
in. and a better front put on, v. ,ch
brings the appearance re the piaee up
to the standard set ~ his neightor".
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The regular services we've holG yes
terday at the different churches.
large nambcr being in attendance at
the meeting in the old facto.y build
ing in South Gary in the morning. The
Congregational people have announced
an ice cream social to he held on
Broadway near Eighth avenue on
Thursday evening.
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Willie Killigrew or Chicago visited
his parents in Hobart over sunday.
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Miss Grace Fisher, formerly of Low
ell but now of Chicago, is here, the
guest of her many friends.
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LOWELL NEWS

The infant son of Rev. and Mrs.
Idle is reported very sick.
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who will attend the picnic Wednesday
at Jackson park, are requested to
meet at the home Of Mrs. Lewis N.
Giles, at $50 o'clock
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Mrs. Goldman of Indiana boulevard,
entertained relatives over Sunday.
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fined to his home for a number Of
weeks on account of sickness.
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Miss Daisy Upton OF Englewood. is
visiting relatives here for a few days.
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George ". Lewis and Mr. Hoos. who
visited Rev. VanAukens camp q Bar
low Lake. Mich. returned yesterday
and report a very successful fishing
trip.
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Louis Ottenheimer of Little Rock,
Ark. who visited his brother here, IN
derwent an operation Thursday tor
appendicitis and is getting along nicely,
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Louis Timm is visiting his mother,
Irs. William Timm, ST.. for a few days.
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engineer was authorized 70 get an in
spector for the work
Briefs.
The Ladies Aid society holds its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Butcher on
Jefferson street.
Rev. George Z. Deuel. has completed
his work at the Institute at Evanston
where he spent most of last week end
IS no wplanning on aggressive work
here.
Chief Bigelow or Il : steel compa VS.
forces, came down from Chicago riday
afternoon to take note Of t e causal
ties in connection with tie man hunt
of two days before.
Frank Martin is getting aol g nicely
and is able to be around. The shot
wounds are healing rapidly and he ex-
poets to be back at work within a
short time. His mother ard brothers,
Andrew and Bob. spent the week end
hero from Lowell
The Gary Construction company has
begun the putting in Of the concrete
curb on South Broadway just north of
the Pennsylvania. The other mixer
just south of the Wabash is TO be
started tomorrow and the work OF put
ting in sidewalks and curb will begin
at once.
The regular services we've hold yes
terday at the different churches. q
Yaq -
the meeting in the old facto.y build
ing in South Gary in the morning. The
Congregational people have announced
an ice cream social to be held on
Broadway near Eighth avenue on
Thursday evening.
James Longmire Garvs we'll known
tonserial artist. has left the trade to
run the business II recently bought
out on Washington street Mike
Buros, just nofth OF Prascsk Brothers
sold out his saloon business to james
and gave a lease on the building for q
term of years. Longrire IS having
the room remodeled, new fixtures put
in. and a better front put on. ". .ch
brings the appearance ve the pace up
to the standard set Ey his neightor.'.
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TENTH & BROADWAY PHARMACY
BoRMAN DRUG co. Props.
GARY. INDIANA.
When in Gary, stop, eat and drink at
The Wabash Inn
Washington ST., near Wabash Tracks
First-class meals. Fine Beers, Wines
and Cigars Eat, drink and he merry
STEWART & BOWERS
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
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VIII be pleased to give you esti-
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Post once Building. East Chicago
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WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS
Only High Grade Goods
THE GARY
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Charles Della chiesa. Prop,
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For Fair. Treatment, Right Prices and
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Toleston Lumber and Coal Co.
A. NJ. Fiocher. Manager
S4uruber, Coal, Brick, Cement and
Building Material TOLRSTON. IND
lROBERTSDALE NEWS
John Setback, jr.. of Harrison avenue
has a severe attack OF tonsilitis.
John Stewart OF Indiana boulevard
resumed his duties at the Standar,
Oil company's plant. after being con
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Mrs, r. F. Denham entertained sew
eral young people at her home in
LaPorte avenue Friday evening in
honor of her niece Miss Jessie Best,
who is visiting here from Marietta, o.
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Lou Palmer. who has been i'll for
some time at the Chicago hospital, is
still in a serious condition and is al
lowed no visitors.
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Robert Stewart came home from
Westyille yesterday.
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Mrs. Unger and Miss Leah Unger Of
Chicago will spend the week with
Mrs. Ottenheimer in Magoun avenue.
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large number of the friends of
Duke Talsna and his family are re-
GREETING that the Talsna's will soon
move TO Colorado.
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Mrs. ]. Amen Of Pearl street. enter
tanned her mother from Chicago. yes
terday
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Miss Lottie Kraatz and her brother,
Max Kraatz of Evanston. returned
home Saturday after spending several
days with their cousins, Misses Lucy
and Elsie Koch.
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Miss r. G. Taylor transacted business
in Chicago. Saturday.
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Gwi1ym Jones has purchased a home
on Bacon street and will move mis-
family as soon as it is vacated.
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Charles McKelvey sr., left yesterday
for the east, where he Will spend his
vacation with relatives.
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Body ofDead Lad
Returned to Citv;
Burial Tomorrow

The body OF William c. DAILY who
was drowned In the Potomac near Camp
Ordway yesterday, was taken to the
undertaking establishment OF S. H
Hines. 1Il5 Fourteenth street northwest
early this morning. II was shipped
from the camp TO this city over the
Baltimore and Ohio.
DIT. and Mrs. William B. DAILY. Of 1911
Rhode Island avenue northwest, the
parents OF the drowned youth, are pros
trated by the tragedy. Young DAILY,
apparently in the best OF health, said
good-by TO his father and mother Sat
urday afternoon and ran out OF the
house IN his eagerness to go to the
camp and see his friend, T. B. Taylor.
a member OF the band. He had long
been looking forward to the trip.
DAILY was one Of the most popular and
handsome young fellows in the city. He
was graduated from St. Johns College
last June. after establishing an enviable
reputation as a brilliant debater and
student II was his intention to further
pursue his studies in the fall, but In
the meantime he had been working IN
the Office Of the Southern railway, haY-
ing been taught stenogTaphy by T. 3.
Taylor. Besides his parents, ne leaves
an older brother, Aubrey DAILY.
Although complete arrangements have
not been made for the funeral, it viii
take place tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock from the family residence, 1911
Rhode Island avenue northwest
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BRUISES ON HEAD
INDICATE INJURY
Youth Thought to Have
Struck Bottom Of River
In Diving.

Accidental drowning was the verdict
OF the coroner's jury which met on the
Shenandoah river shore yesterday
afternoon TO determine the cause Of the
death Of William DAILY, seventeen years
old. Of 1911 Rhode Island avenue north
west, who perished in that stream at 9
o'clock In the morning
Bandsman T. IS. Taylor, OF the Bri-
gade Band, a companion Of the drowned
youth, and with whom DAILY spent Sat
urday night in camp and went, swim
ming yesterday, was the principal wit
ness. He testified that his comrade.
who was a swimmer OF ability, went
bathing with him near the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad trestle and was en-
JOying himself in the stream until cries
OF fear rent the air. Taylor said he
swan toward his friend. but did not
reach him until too late TO give aid
Bruises on the youths head and body
tended 20 indicate that he dived into
the water. struck his head on the rocky
bottom. and was so stunned that he
could net swim.
DR.. William DAILY, a dentist. father Of
the drowned lad, arrived here yesterday
afternoon and took charge OF the body
Of his son after the inquest. The body
was sent to Washington last night 20
be prepared for burial.
Taylor reprOaches himself for having
allowed the lad to accompany him