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TRANS-PAClFlG MAILS.

Hawaii via San Francisco. Close here daily az
Las p NJ up 70 March 3. fer dispatch By steama
Alameda.
Hawaii. japan. Korea and ChiEa. via San FraR.
cisco, close here daily a. Il IS 2. N. up 10 March
3, for dispatch 'by steamer COptic.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. va San
Francisco. close here daily - us5 D m. Up te
March 81, for dispsteh by G. S transport.
JsFau Except parueis-p0st nails korea. China,
and Philippine Islands, Eia Vancouver and Vic
t0ria, B. e. close here daily az go P. n. Up ts
April l0 for dispatch By steamer Empress d japan.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ARE ZOO LOOKING FOR A GOOD sTFUA-
tionl If 50. place small sd under this heading.
state your qualifications and you viii reach the
best employers in Washington-peop who pay good
wages ana appreciate good help Only lc 3 word for
one time. Phone main $500 #
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Money Loaned Salaried People
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT,

NE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them; nus,
be seven years cid: no industrial policies. TaE
is3-f
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MASSACHUSETTS REAL ESTATE.

SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SALE-NEAR THE
SEA-Tep rooms broad YeTaudas: spacious
grounds shade aud fruit rees rare shrubbery; large
pSrlor halls. library. dining room. cc0k roum ca
9rst floor; Eve sleeping rooms second floor. Refer
20 L. &. BROWNE, vineyard Haven, Mass.
mh28&
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FURNISHED.
FLATS FOR RENT,
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-OFFICE. FRONT. IST FLOOR.
well furnished. with services Of frstclasA stenog-
rspher and typewriter. b00kkeeper and Office wonan
Apply WOOD, HARMON 4 CO.. IS lsth st. nv.
mh24-d
IL LAWYERS SUITE; USE or RECEPTION
r00m phone. sc. Address ATTORNEY, Herald
0fice. mhls6t
l520 y. \. AVE. NW-lsT AND ID FLOOR
rooms; suitable for real estate, dentists &c SIS
and So situation unsurpassed. kARRICK &
METCALF, 1929 \. y. ave. mhl0S-tf
FLEAIING BUILDING. lsls G ST. NV. RENO
Tated Throughout: sracions new elevator; steam
heat; unexceIled jaaitnT service: excellent ofiea
rooms on fourth AooY. del2-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

LEFT TO sELL-CRoCERY. LAUNDRY. PIuM-
bers and market wagons: also lot harness, cheap
for cash. HARNESS SHOP 18th and Il sts NV
fe23-tu tn 39t
% Virginia HORSES FOR SALE; 1000 80 i,s58
pounds; also few cheap Lorses. fRED JOHN
son & BRO. IA St Sc. fe2I-d
TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice 10 sets Of harness and 100 vehicles, new
and seculd hand buy nov aud save money. COGS-
WILLS 263 18th st. NV. fsls-tf
FOR SALE-H0RSE. WAGON. AND HARNESS.
Apply J. 7. D. PYLEs. j.. 18th and sis ne.
ulhe5-5t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. SINGING ca
nsTses. breeding cages. parrots. dogs eats. plant
food sCGnshes. goats. rabbits. guinea pigs, &S.
sCHAiD'S BIRD STORE. ~ l2th 81 dsZ7-u
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS n J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAYER
and hairdFessez, shsmpooing. mancarins, chirops
ody facial and scalp treatment Work done At
hotels aoe residences. Phone main 2655. 81 q
Et. nv, fe2i-a
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
se5saals u no s9Iela6eI 2. %

Sglfuafs ia Efeef &0seiapcT = t-1.
40 r. Mold DOMINIoN EXPRESS wess
days-Stops AZ principal points in Virginia fsstbuls
train standard COACHES paTioF car 70 Virginia Hss
Springs PULLMAN sleapsEs Clifton Forge 10 Louis
vile CiEciHnati. ipdisHapoiis. s.. LoHiss and CHI
cszO; buffet seryies fFon Gordonsgiiis-
4s1 T.. M.-kEW e. q. LIMITED. Daily
-: sestibale train. sssTs only - GoTdonsTiis.
Charlottesville Sfauuton Clifton Forge, Snd Cofns-
ton Va; Roncsyets and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
slsefeFs 10 Lexington Louisse, Cincinnati, indau-
apolis. 81 louis and Chicago. Dining cars Ia
carte service. One uight o1t
ua0 p Nj. r. T. LIMITED, Dsily-soiid
Frstshula train Pullman seepeFz % Cincinnati. Lex
ingt0n and Louisville Compartments ssesias eas u
Virginia Hot Springs week dsys. Dining IA
carte service. sieepeFs Cincinnati 70 Sniczgs snd
st Leafs and LoEisEiIs 70 Memphis. Nashville, and
Southwest
Reservations snd tickets az Chesapeake szd 0hio
Onscas 5i3 Pennsylvania aFene 90 tsth stfest neaE
r. ard sixth street Station. Ieephones Aaia 3isl
for Peansyigsnia 4. K Cab Series and Main ls5s
for G. & o. Ticket OHice.
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co, NOW LOCATED
at ss NeW York ave; large padded vars. s. load:
2h0rse wagon S. load. mhl7e0dtf
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, PIANOS, sc, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially.
KREIG'S EXPRESS. I224 II ST. NV. Phone main
2Jl0 mhgl-3t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HOUsE-SROOM FRAME. GEORiIA AVE, Sc
lot, axloo 80 feet parking y iee. s. 2S
Six lots. st. limo. Va, cheap. -. e. REALTY
BROKERS' 6l3 18Th ST.. room 81 nh6-tf
FOR sALE--A CHANCE TO GET A GENUINE
bargain. must positively be sold for best ofer to
close estate; investment properly bringing So. AL
Ian L. WALKER, lsl2 & St fe2-u
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FURNITURE For SALE.

FURNITURE OF LARGE APARTMENT; MA
hosany beds china FefTige7atay. &c. little used.
Apply Immediately. %. Roehambeau. No dealers.
uaE2sS
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CAFES.
LOST.
FOUND

LAoEF's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bert. Zoe and SOC per gal large bricks in box.
CSC. Phone M. sSs co New YORK ave. NV. feZ7-tf
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FIerald Branch Offices

Want ads fer the Herald may be
left at any OF the following branch
Offices. and will be promptly for
sarded 10 the main object
GOLDENBERG' 'S-Infofmaiion Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. Cor. lth ST. +. ]. ave.
and K ST. IN.
CYCLE COMPANY, 7th and L sts nv.
DOM & sANFORD'S PHARMACY, Cor n. I.
ave and North Capitol 81
J0HNSTON'S PHARMACY. IZZi n. J. ave nv.
S. kANN. SONS d CO. Information BuTeau.
.CHAS. J. FUHRAAAN's PHARMACY, SD ana
East Capitol SIS
+. p WELLER's PHARMACY SS5s N ss. nv.
ATKINs0N'S PHARMACY, 18th and sta nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, 81 aud G sts.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and @ sts
CAAIpBELLs S PHARMACY, 18th and PARK sta nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and lr-
ing SIS. NV.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE 18th and Sta NV
b TAYL0R'S PHARMACY. 9th and sts. NV
KENERs PHARMACY. ata and S SIS, NV.
MeCHEsNEY JOACHIM ID and Z SIS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA
SHERW0oD's. corner Prince and Royal SIS.
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO.
"A COsTE & MAXWELL Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY.
Il, s WALLACE. Cor. Atlantic and n. c, sTes.
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

IFlal lesson ffes. T. BOYER 7ls Dl1 - az
Native and experienced tsaehers
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BICYCLES.

lW HUDSON BICYCLES, sL0 PER WEEK.
Ask fU Mr. CROSS. HayeTf0gd Cycle Co, 81
loth s. nv. Phone n. ssss. mhsttAs.W
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair birtinarks, molss. &C. By electric needle;
guaranteed permanent aud painless; scars; Sbso-
lutte privacy references from physicians and former
PATIENTS apparently hopeless solicited; eonsal
tat0n free electricity is the oniy permanent cure
phone \. ~ mhf7-Q
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UPHOLSTERIHG.

UPHOLSTERING. DRAPTSG. RECOVERING.
polishing repairing If desired EoFk dono at your
hone; staining anG polishing Of hardwood; ae judge
cf sntiquesi Eeliahle. L. FOSTER, 65l C st 81
mhs-a
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HELP WAIVED.

COMPLETE COURSE FOR ANY CIVIL SERF
ice examination. SO; private lessons in class.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East Capt
foI 81. feli-u
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned az our school in % 70 90 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. Gregg Barnes. aud
Syllable systems, Individual instruction. sfEAO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3ls Colorado Building.
oC5-tf
THERE ARE ALL KINDS or HELP. BUT III
gou want the bess help for any business. you viii
secure il by placing a small ad In Tae Herald
0ne word fer time 'phcue main $500. Il
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR. FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac nd all kinds of house
bold goods BAU1'S FURNITURE SHOP. Isth
and L stS Phone \. 3l3 Fouaerls. ath sad q.
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DENTISTRY.
MATTRESS MAKING.

MATTRESSES MADE OVER OF PREsnsEs,
sl50; like new. ). ). FEENEY. 207 Pa. ave. nw.
mh2l-3t
YOUR MATTRESSES CAREFULLY RENO
yAtrd and returned same day. See US do the work.
!. T. JONES. 63 i st NV. Phone II. 2o9.
mhls-u
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MASSAGE

York 1914 18th s.. NV. Phone r. 1695. Expert
scientific body and Ticbro facial massage scalp
treatment: cAiropcdy: beautifying &e. Treatment
at residences Is appointment Aauicuring &c
mh2ist
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STORAGE

l5c. PER LOAD FOR sToRAGE-WE cAN SAVE
you money on hauling. packing, shipping Call os
phone Main IZ5I. a. BAUM 4 son. sl2 Pa. sFs.
ds2s-tf
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WALL PAPER

ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER CO.-PICTURE
framing . specially. Window shades. pictures
mirrors, and art material: estimates So Pa. ave.
Sc Phone East 1855. GEO. S. HEWITT. Mgr.
fs25-gt
We WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms. 6xe19, &C; lGxlAx9 SLl0;
l2xl5xa SIS; IEx2oz9 Sl50, other rooms IN prDp0r-
ton CoInai F. g. NoLTE. 97 llth fe5-d
ROOMS PAPERED. a75: HOUSE PAINTING.
lowest prices. CHAs, =. CARLISLE, s33 9Th st.
and sA ] ST. NV. Phone Main 6557. fe25-eod30t
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs: painting. Lii
PREUX. 1901 sth 81. Phone D. 3sslm. jal5-n
W. z EVANS & co, 6TH AND MASS AVE-.
nw.-Paperhanging and painting in all its branches
modeTEte prices; work guaranteed. lAa-S0teod
CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW UP-ro-
date wall paper. 1907 goods. Sc q piece; samples
on request JOHN b. MAH0NEY. SIS Pa. ave.
Phone east $50 fs9H
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COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT MOTIFS. ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
cessful FULLER AGENCY. ~ l2th Et- nW.
mhs-a
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WANTED.

WANTtD-A LITTLE GIRL ABOUT H. POOR
and frendless; must be Ct q cheerful disposition,
kind. and afectlonates TO such child viii give
good home. For further particulars give true name
and where 10 be seen. Address ADOPTION, Herald
d8Hce mhZl3t
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FOR SALE
CHEAP HOME OR AN INVESTMENT.
Que q those attractive baa brick front houses on
PARK read whitney sYenuel, between 6th and 3th;
wide, prominent thoFoughfsre; q section built up
With attractive homes price. s. l5o sh0ald rent for
s. a month six very large rooms; large bathroom;
sanitary plIunbing; the rooms handsomely deco
rated the front Is very attractive one large plata
glass window lot running back 10 wide paged alley
With automobile shed in the rear. house should
sell on sight as It is undoubtedly the most attract
ire one The market to-day for the price; the
owner has contracted 70 exchange this house for
larger one, which is the reason it is offered fuT sale
at this low figure give it your Immediate attention,
as It VIII be sold ia sh0rt order.
stone & Fairfax, 1912 New York Ave.
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z 0HTo RAILR0AD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey Ave. and St.
ROYAL BLUE LTSE
EVERY OTHEK HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AkD NV Auhh.
NEW TERMINAL 80 sfhEEI. NJ" 1OhAs
10 d n. Diner. Pullman PeTioT.
f949 a n. Buffet. RaTiof. 3hQaf lEAlA-
gao q "A. Diner and PHliraan far.or ar.
I'll 20 g. M Diner and Pullman faFiog Car.
$50 p "a Dineg and Pullman Pari0r Car.
-388 > ~. Rg3ai limited. Al Pullman.
ff38 D. n. coaehes % Paiisaelphaa-
= % j. a. Diner and Pullman PeT1F.
$40 D m. Coaehes 20 RAiiadelphia.
u % D %. aleepcTs
ATLANTIC cry, fTa0. 80. riao q. a. a %.
2NSAPoLIs, weekdays. 500 3 n. 1915 noon.
ssa5 800 2. N. Sundays, 20 a n. - . a.
..EYERY HOUK OF THE HOUR"
fWeekdays 90 a. IN % % z. M
TO BALTIMORE
PSI IS %. f6So, T6e = % $50 i530. $50. fsSss
70 . 20 "a q a. a, fl29o noon q il.15 - :s.
ie99 80. t509 so. fsa9. '0a9 -. IL =.
cu,c.eo .se wEsTEiAED.;, AZ .,.s =
CINCISNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
3 90 a. M, 4a5 y. N. 'lz:B night
.PfflsBURG, go a N. 'I1z -s.lo 2. n. IA
CLEVELAND, so q. n, .ado ?. n
WHEELING, so 4 N. SO p m
w MiASHESfkR IS s:,i a sn 40 ss 2
= TH1GERsTowN. Bs5 a. n. $50 ?. N.
-Dallg. lE1Cfpt sunday. sSupday only.
Reservation Of Sleeping q Parior Tar sgsce, TStes
q fare &c. siA Be quickly furnished ~ TILE
PHONE al all of the following Ticket 0fioss; l4a q
ST. NV Telephone Main 1891. slg PeunsyiFsuia
and G st--ficket Ofcs. Telephone East 81. EnfoF-
n2E11n Bureau East IA
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OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs Rag carpsts woven ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY G2ls C. Phone Ilss West
RUGS WOVEN OUT or OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal s5l 5th St nw., or phone 9325. mhgJd
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-7R0OM House: STEEL ROOF,
ontbuidlugs splendid water; acre ground. fenced
beautiful lawn: fruit and shade trees; near steam
and electric stations; board walk 10 door; price.
20a; half cash, balance 10 years ". g. COL
LINS. Attorney at Law. Vienna. Va
FOR LEASE-BI THE YEAR, A BROOM RESI-
dencs. furnished vita modern IMPROVEMENTS, the
residence l u0W oCulEB. with certain reservations
opposite Battle Cemetery. On BrightWoCd ave. Cali,
GALEN T.. GREEN,
WaT1er Bldg, eth and sts nah2Sst
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED ED-FIRSTCLASS PREPARERS AND
apprentices for millinery. 12zl st. NV. mh2i-5t
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS PREPARERS FOR
millinery, 90 once. 500 Vermont ave. mh2i-3t
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FOR SALE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Very desirable hrcz house; vel located II
Central NOrthweSts
rooms bath: cellar under entire house.
Never Vncant. win Net IL Per Cent.
I. W. GR00MES,
I4IO 6 81. n. ".
REAL ESTATE,
DWIGHT ANDERSON,
52G 18Th 81. NV,
Phone Main 5lss.
Business Properties,
Investments,
Residences,
Lots.
mhlOsot-tuth.s
OWNER. LEAVING CITY. WILL SELL LOVELY
Groom, bath, reception hail. a. N. L. home at
sacrifice al once 4 Sc NV
FOR sALE-ATTESTIoN. INVESTORS
We Offer q splendid investment in s tgo-famiiy
b0usc. located on Itttered street northwest south
IF T street; southern exposure: renting for $3.50
month. Price. If sold at once, $50. Fer certain
reasons the owner is desirUs Of making quick sale
and has given us the option On ibis property for
period Of ten days. There should be dozens Of per
sons willing % bug such an excellent investment
stone q Fairfax, I342 New York Ave.
1913 KINGMAN PLACE; GOOD HOME OR IN
vestmsnt ten rooms, bath. closets. bay window.
side yard good location. mh3-S. Wifi
FOR SALEM PETWoRTH; VERY PRETTY
s-roon houses; hot-wateF heat: rent for SZ5.5o
price, S3.75a.
DAVID MOORE,
mhs-tf sls2s n \ Ave NV.
NO. H5s MASS. AVE. NV; II ROOMS AND
bath IL good condition; % feet front; leased at
PRICE. EaGa
No. 2733 Ontario road nW. rooms and bath recsp-
tion hall; steam heat: houses; never occupied.
PRICE. Sf.00 EACH.
No nE St NV; 10 rooms and bath; steam
heat; lot lsxll0; buf brick aad stone: bay-WindoW
tToDI; two sqpares from Dupont CiEcls
PRICE, SsSo0.
THE WASHINGTON Loan AND TRUST CO.,
ials6 Resi- Estate Department
FOR sALE-PRICE. A500-RENTING FOR SO A
month; convenient 10 business seetiOn; a trust
Of $500 can remain; rent pays . per cent net on
81, 800 invested
stone & Fairfax, 1842 New York Ave.
mh9-sOt
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SEWING MACHINES,

FEW SLIGHTLY USED SEWING MA
chimes at greatly reduced prices Repairing ali
makes sewing machines. 50 cents; guaranteed for
one year. Drop postal; win ean. Open nights.
kRAMER'S sS3 7th ST sw. Phone n s57s.
nh3-d
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Want Ad The Washington Class Help
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE~LETTERs PATESf MERIToRIOus
device controlling interest outright. unques-
tionahls success 10 hands Of Tleat party srEkLfNG.
BOX 22s Herald o4slee. mhBsl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-09
CHICKEN
CASE IS ENDED
Two Culprits Fined as Dis
orderly-Boy Witness
Makes Bad Slip.

The famous chicken case which has
held the interest of hundreds of South
Chicagoeans for two weeks past, ended
in the South Chicago city court to-
day when Frank Collins and Charles
Johnson, alleged members of the team
sters union and alleged chicken thieves
were fined S. and costs each on dis
orderly charges.
Attorney Thomas ]. Peden, who ap-
peared for the accused men, put up
hard fight to have his clients dismissed
on the ground of insufficient evidence
to convict, but the court upheld the
contention Of the police that a case
had made sufficient to warrant a con-
viction.
Johnson and Collins were arrested on
the night of Feb. 81, in possession of
a bag of chickens at Ninety-second and
Exchange avenue. The birds had just
been killed and were still warm. Ac
cording to the officer, the men admitted
that the chickens were stolen. For
some days nobody claimed the fowls,
and the police case seemed on the point
of falling through, when Ralph Michan,
a boy living at 9190 South Chicago ave-
nue., discovered that he was shy five
chickens He was brought to the sta
| ton and identified the lows lound IN
the possession of Collins and Jackson.
but on testifying in court this morning
he nearly lost the case for the police
| by claiming that the brown rooster had
| a red comb and the speckled hen a top
| knot.
| It seems that the prisoners, in the
| effort to balk justice had removed the
heads from the chickens at the time of
the theft, and Attorney Peden sliced
upon this shred Of evidence and dressed
it up into an alibi and an almost in
contestabIe defense. The court, how
ever, stated that the identity Of the
chickens had assumed an unimportant
character since the case began, and
assessed the fines upon the charge of
disorderly conduct, the ordinance
against which covers a multitude OF
sins.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-09
ORE FREIGHTER LAUNCHED.
Thomas c. Lynch Is Christened at Skip
Yards by Mrs. r.. A. Williams.

A crowd Of fully three thousand per-
sons today witnessed the launching of
the Thomas C. Lynch. the new steel ore
boat of the Pittsburg Steamship COM
pany. at the yards of the Chicago Ship
Building company, 101st street and the
Calumet river.
The launch was made a little after
12 o'clock, and Mrs. R. A. Williams,
wife of an official of the Cleveland Of
fee of the Steamship company, which
is a branch Of the United States Steel
corporation christened the boat.
The Lynch is GOO feet in length. 80
feet deep and IS feet in beam, the hull
being built entirely Of steel. The boat
will be used in the ore carrying trade
between the iron mines Of the Lake
Superior region and Cleveland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-09
ONE DAYS GRIST
IN SOUTH CHICAGO
A TRIO OF ACCIDENTS.
Man Dies After Being Hurt Mt ship
Yards-TwO Others Injured.

Louis Kesler. fitter-up at the ship
yards, who was hurt at work on
March 2, died of his injuries today at
the South Chicago hospital Kesler
fell from a scaffold, and his skull was
fractured.
John McKera, a laborer at the ship
yards, lost the toes of his left foot
when the chain of a hosting appa-
ratus broke at noon yesterday and let
q large iron plate fall on the member.
McKera was taken to the South Chi
eago hospital by the police ambulance
after being attended by DR.. Mcleod.
John Hopkins, Oils Washington ave-
nue., sprained his right leg in a fall
from a scaffold at the ship yards yes
terday afternoon. He was taken 20
the South Chicago hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-09
Brown Anniversary.

Mrs. Allison P Brown was delight
fully surprised at her home last night
in White Oak avenue by about fifty
of her friends
1t was the twentieth anniversary Of
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr.. Brown.
with the aid of few friends. success
fully planned and executed the sur
prise. The crowd arrived a little at
ter o'clock and after Mrs Browns
excitement subsidized from the shock
she set about to find means of enter
tainment Several different games
were played and each one present was
asked to give a rhyme congratulating
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Late in the
evening very elaborate lunch was
served. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were
presented with a set of Haviland dish
es and twenty pink carnations, the
clubs flower. Rev. Everett, in q few
appropriate words, made the presenta-
ton speech. After spending a most
pleasant evening the guests departed
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Brown many
moro such happy evenings and years
Of prosperity.
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Mrs. Frank Allison Entertains.

very pleasant time was enjoyed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allison of Sheridan avenue Thursday
afternoon, it being the first annivers-
airy Of the birth of their little son,
Willard. There were ten of his little
friends and their mothers presents. AS
this was a gathering for the little ones,
Mesdames John Keller, and Hugh
Muffit decided it would be wholly out
Of place to go without representing
the younger generation in some man
ner, so they each took a doll, one a
white and the other a black. Each
tot seemed unusually happy and each
mother thought her baby the sweet
est, but it was finally decided that
Arabella Ruth Mufit had the best
complexion and Nancy Charlotte KEEL
Ter had the most beautiful eyes. Dain-
ty refreshments were served by Mrs
Allison. Little Willard was the re-
cipient of many beautiful and use
full gifts. The guests departed at
o'clock wishing the little fellow many
returns Of the day.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Scott entertain
ed a large number of friends as their
!
During the evening several voca
selections were rendered and excel
llent piano music furnished by Ton
Lawrence of Indiana Harbor. Cards
were the main diversion of the even
ling at which the following prizes were
awarded: First ladies' prize, Mrs
James Hayes; second ladies' Mrs. Will
liam Knapp; consolation, Miss Pea
Acker, First gents, Clinton Griswold
second gents, George Gray; consola
ton. William Meyers. An elegan
luncheon was served by Mrs. Scott
who has the reputation of being on
of the most popular caterers in town
The out of town guests We're: Mr.. an
Mrs. Raymus, and daughter Miss Hen
rietta, Mrs. Jas Acker and daugh
ter. Miss Pearl, and Mr. Eds. of Ham
lmond; Tom Lawrence and Mr.. McRe
Iof Indiana Harbor, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Knapp of the East Side, and Nj
and Mrs. William Meyers of West Pull
man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-09
Will Honor Priests Memory.

A meeting will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock at 16s Ninety
second street to organize a joint COM
mittee OF the Catholic societies Of
South Chicago for the purpose of rails
ing a fund TO purchase a suitable mem
mortal to the memory of the late
Father Martin Van De LIAR, who died
one year ago.
Five societies will send delegates
to the meeting, and all societies in
South Chicago are invited to have a
representation at the meeting. Father
Van de LIAR, who is to be honored, avs
one Of the most popular Catholic
cIergymen ever resident in South Chi
cago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-09
ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Mrs. Samuel Tucker of Roberts ave-
nue., was a Hammond visitor Friday.
Miss Helen Donnohue OF Roberts
avenue, IS very sick with the mumps.
Mrs. Edward Matthias and daughter
Miss Irene were Chicago visitors Fri
day
Robert Atkinson of Roberts avenue
transacted business in Chicago yester-
day.
Mrs. Herman Theisen OF Indiana
boulevard entertained out of town
friends Friday.
Miss Mamie Herbert, of Lincoln ave
nue.. is recovering from a severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. George Humphrey of Whiting
was the guest of her sister Mrs. Henry
HAYNES on Roberts avenue, yesterday
Francis the ten year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Priutt. died at hi
home on Harrison avenue, Friday. a
9 o'clock of pneumonia
The Transfers union which formerl,
met at the fire house will hereafte
meet at Odd Fellows hall at Whiting
Meeting to be held tonight prompt.
I at 1880 and every alternate Saturda.
hereafter. All members are requests
/ to be present.