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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-03
VALPARAISO NEWS

Twenty four Sons of Veterans leave
tonight for Button, to attend the state
encampment.
County S C. Terrell was elected to-
day by the township trustees to sue
coed himself.
A struck jury will be drawn Wednes-
day by Clerk Peirce to try the case of
Keil VS.. the Pennsylvania railroad.
Charles Birch returned Saturday
night from Jeffersonville. where he has
been working for the state for five
years
Rev. c. B. Beckes delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon to the law class of
the university yesterday morning. The
exercises of the Junior class will be
held tonight.
Fire broke out in the Daily Messenger
office early Sunday morning, caused
from an over heated stove. Fifteen
bundles of print paper was damaged by
fire and water.
The jury in the damage case of
George Spath VS.. the City of Valparaiso
returned a verdict against the city for
$396.S0. The costs amount to about
$500. An appeal will be taken.
The Standards have another winning
to their credit. They defeated the
Prima TONES of Chicago yesterday by
a score of to 2. The game was fast
and both teams put up good ball.
William Clinton who stole the livery
rig from Jake Kildays livery barn in
Kents last Monday, was arrested in
Denver, Col, yesterday. Sheriff Green
left Sunday afternoon for the prisoner,
who will return with the officer without
requisition papers Clinton drove the
rig to Hammond where he sold it for
s125 to a resident of West Hammond.
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MAYOR BARROW INTERESTED.
Would Like TO Secure Franchise in
Gary Presumably for "HOt
Air" Line.

Mayor barrow Of LaPorte spent the
entire day here in the interests of the
Air Line and also of the franchise or
dinance for which he is asking of the
town The Air Line is making consid-
cradle progress in purchasing right of
way. The franchise for which he is
asking is sought in his own name and
there is considerable speculation as to
who are backing him in his venture,
whether 1t is the intention to turn the
measure over to the Air Line for de-
velopment by them as part of their
system or If he is backed by other in
terests who are using this way of get
ting a hold in Gary. The mayor has
varied connections that would no
doubt find it a valuable concession
either for exploitation or develop
ment.
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DYER NEWS

Peter Dub of SchererviHe was a Dyer
business visitor yesterday.
c. Piebenbrink of near Crete has fin
ished hauling oats, having hauled for
three days.
Johnson and Frey of Crete delivered
two tombstones here Friday.
Jacob Schon of Schererville trans
acted business in our town Friday.
Joseph Suter Of Schererville was here
yesterday to help erect a tombstone in
our graveyard.
Mrs. Valentine Keul of Chicago is
visiting with her daughter Mrs. Theo.
Hammer for a few days.
John Heiser, deliveryman for the
Hammond Tea company, was here this
morning to supply his customers.
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HOBART NEWS

Charles Springman and wife of Chi
cago, visited relatives few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lieger of Chi
cago spent Sunday in Hobart visiting
relatives.
Nanny Lutz and wife of Hammond
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lutz's
mother, Mrs. Louis Banks.
Miss Agnes Nash, who has been Wis
iting friends here since Decoration day,
returned to her home Sunday evening.
Charles Schane has quit the employ
of the National Fire PROBING company,
and this morning began working at
the Aetna Powder mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mander and Mr..
and Mrs. William Sweeman of South
Chicago have been here the past few
days visiting at the home of II. Meyers.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Kilker announcing the mar
riage of their daughter, Josephine to
Anthony H. Duker of Quincy, Ill.
June IL, at a. m. st. Bridgets Catho-
lie church.
In a grand finish the Maroons de-
feated the Chicago Warrens here by a
score to 3. The feature of the game
being Meyers fine pitching, he striking
out seventeen men and allowing six
hits. With the score to against
them in the last inning the Maroons
pounded out three two baggers and a
single, winning the game with none
out.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Miss Mary Klassen returned from
Chicago last night.
John Jourdain of Chicago spent, Sun
day with his parents here.
George Seminal of Chicago visited
with his mother here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alloys Portz visited with
friends in Cedar Lake. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keilman spent
Sunday with relatives in Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Verknylen of Ham
mond are the guests of Geo. Austgen
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schma1 of Chicago
spent Sunday with Mat Wachter and
family. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson of Dyer
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Lauerman, Sunday.
The coming marriage OF Joseph
Schoidt and Miss Amelia Klein, both
of ST. John, is announced.
w. A. Johnson, president of the w.
A. Johnson Player Piano company,
spent Sunday in st. John.
N. Thielen left for Lowell Saturday
to attend the meeting of the North
western Telephone company directors.
No b1lro1,0 (tl,;no1
of St. John is here, representing the w.
A. Johnson Player Piano company, and
exhibiting a player piano in Hammers
hall this week.
The w. A. Johnson Player Piano
company are still exhibiting at KAN
mer's hall, st. John, under the manage
ment of N. Dahlkamp. All are cor
daily invited to attend daily concerts
from $50 a. m. to p. INSIST.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Buse We're Ham
mond visitors Sunday.
Mike KIitch spent the week end with
friensd in Chicago.
Born. yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nimitz, a daughter.
Frank Weyhr jr., and sister Louise
were Toleston visitors yesterday.
Miss Title Keck spent Saturday in
Griffith the guest of the Misses Nell
son.
Miss Mile Thome and Mable Mar
garet of Chicago were guests of rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Van linen. John Nimits
and Mrs. Nelson Daniels have returned
from Dalton where they visited friends
Friday.
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CLARK STATION

w. Behn transacted business in South
Chicago, Saturday
Mrs. Much of Clarke was business
visitor in Chicago, Friday.
F. Behn of Clarke transacted bust
ness in Hammond, Saturday.
Mrs. Adams of Chicago visited her
sister, Mrs. Schwalbe here Saturday.
Miss Hulda Schwalbe of Clarke is en-
ployed as a saleswoman in one of the
Chicago stores.
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Frank Hess and daughters We're the
guests of Mrs. Ldyia Hess Sunday.
Fred Mueller of East ToIeston Wis
tied friends in Hessvilie Saturday.
Walter Sahlin has returned to his
home in Chicago, after few days visit
here.
Miss Carrie Adams, who has been i'll
for the past eight weeks, is still con-
fined TO her home.
Mrs Folkens of Chicago is spending
her vacation at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dedelow.
Church services were held in the
Hessville school Sunday evening. Rev.
Ballisson of Chicago conducted the ser
vices.
Mrs. Otto entertained the followin &
people Sunday: Misses Alice. Reanie
and Helen Otto. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Otto, Philip Otto and Charles Baum.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEET.
DabbIe In Franchise Matters Again but
Take no Action.

The board Of trustees held its reg
ular meeting this afternoon with sew
eral visitors in attendance. The fran
chise matters in which the visitors were
interested were again postponed. this
time to next Saturday. Some time was
spent discussing a slight change in the
ward boundaries OF the first ward and
the improvement of Broadway south
from the Pennsylvania railroad to the
Hobart road in the south part of town.
The board expects to hold a special
meeting on Wednesday Of next week
when the franchise subject viii be gone
over preparatory to its final passage
at the next regular meeting.
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The Michigan Central expects to dis
continue with this evening and morn
ing the running Of the Kensington SUI
burban night and morning that was
put on about two months ago, the
company deciding that the patronage
was not sufficient as yet to warrant
the continuance.
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Mrs J. c. Cooper arrived yesterday
morning from Valparaiso where she
has been since she took sick the last
time she was here some several months
ago. She took up Immediately the
work in the postofffce in connection
with Miss Purcell. Miss Eugenia
Knots, who has been in charge of the
office since last September. has ar
ranged for an absence OF a month or
more beginning with today
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colored man by the name of Johnson in
Chicago last evening, who left here
yesterday morning. A colored woman
by the name Of Lynch kho had been
here but a short time and had gone
back to Chicago, committed the muir
der during an alteration over money
matters. Johnson was employed here
as bod carrier and was quite we'll
known among the contractors and
builders
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BANK TO BE A BEAUTY.
Architects sketch of First National of
Gary Shows Magnificent Structure.

The architects sketch on exhibition
in the First National Bank window
gives a good idea Of the building that
the bank will occupy when they get
their new building erected. The design
shows bank front with four pillars
running up the full height of the two
story building giving ample opportun-
ity for a splendid development of the
front. The excavation for the building
is completed and they expect to let the
contract for the erection of the build
ing at an early date.
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President Burlington. and Counsel
William Duff Haynie came down this
afternoon TO attend the board meeting,
being interested in the franchise ordi-
nance asked for by the Gary & Ham
mond Traction company, another sub
sidary company
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Stewart spent yes
terday in Valparaiso.
LUDWIG shinamen spent the day in
Hammond, Saturday.
Arthur Miller of Hammond was
business caller here Saturday.
H. H. Hanies of Chicago, transacted
business in Gary and Toleston, Satur-
day.
Ernest Kunert and family of Ham
mond, was here yesterday in their au-
tomobile.
Julius L Silverstone Of Michigan City
has rented the one story building in
Chicago road, east of Fourth street, and
Will open a restaurant
c. H Parker and Miss Della Hood
decided to travel life's Journey together.
but manage to keep their marriage a
secret from May % until now, the
marriage ceremony being solominized
in LaPorte.
When you stop in Toleston remember
Louis Gordon s Buffet & Cafe
Between Mich Cent. s #
Wayne Tracks
We serve meals At al hours. The best you want
to eat. Prices are reasonable. Board
and room per week $500
Give US Trial
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LANSING NEWS

Miss Cecile Van Steenberg was a
guest at Roseland for the weekend
Charles Wendell, a former resident,
is visiting in Lansing.
Misses Lena and Lucy DeYoung of
Oak Glen spent Friday in Hammond.
Miss Lauer, who teaches the Eenigen-
burg school, took the school children
to Jackson Park for an outing Satur-
day.
Rev. Douwstra OF Orange City, Iowa,
is visiting his son, Rev. George Douw-
stra of the Dutch Reform church. Mr..
Douwstra is on his way to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Vansteenberg of
Glenwood spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. Vansteenberg's parents in
One Hundred and Eighty second street.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

EAST CHICAGO NEWS
DR.. Jacobs and Miss Berry visited in
Chicago Sunday.
J. w. Dacy entertained friends at
dinner in Chicago last night.
Mrs. ]. W. Fogg entertained friends
from Chicago yesterday.
Henry Nelson of Hegewisch spent
Sunday with relatives in East Chicago.
Mrs. H. Nichols of Elyria, o.. came
Friday to visit her mother, Mrs. J. A.
Jones.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Cowley of CheI-
tenham spent Sunday with Mrs. Ada
Williams.
| Mrs. W. r. Diamond will entertain
Miss Ella Lyons of Elkhart at dinner
this evening.
Henry Boorman and sister of Water
loo, Ia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Martin
in Olcott avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hesse of Chicago
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. A. Johnson
in Chicago avenue.
]. S. Woods of Hammond and Miss
Gertrude Coles saw Brown at Harry
ard" in Chicago Saturday evening.
The Reading club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Leslie Graham in Forsythe avenue.
Rev. VanAuken of the Congregation
al church, spent Sunday in Indianapolis
and Mrs. r. ]. Howell filled the pulpit
at the morning services.
Miss Leticia Campbell has resigned
her position with the Chicago Tele-
phone company and her place will be
filled by Miss Mauva James.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregation
al church meets with Mrs. r. G. Hard
ing in North Magoun avenue, at .
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ella Lyons of Elkhart is the
guest of Mrs. August Johnson this
week. Miss Lyons was formerly high
school teacher in East Chicago.
H. z. futile has moved from For
syth and Exchange avenue to his new
shop at the corner of Chicago and OIL
colt avenue, newly equipped and strict
up to-date.-5-3-tf.
The Mems club of the Congrega-
tional church will meet in the church
tomorrow night. A paper on why we
should have manual training in the
schools will be read by Prof. Hutton.
Lunch will be served after the meeting.
Mrs. A. Q. Ottenheimer entertained a
number of her friends from Hammond
East Chicago. Hegewisch and Chicago
at a musical contest at her home in
North Magoun avenue Saturday after
noon. One contest was that of naming
famous musicians, whose photographs
were hung in various places in the
rooms. There We're ten in number and
quite a number of the ladies named
them correctly. Mrs. l. Wolf won first
prize and Mrs. A. Thomas, consola-
ton prize at this contest. Another
was naming correctly old musical
selections. A photograph was station
ed in the reception hall and eight pieces
played. Mrs. Henry Lundt and Mrs.
B. Smalley carried away the prizes in
this contest. After these, Mrs Often
heimer served her friends with an
elaborate luncheon. Among those pres
ent were: Mesdames B. Escher, Boone.
| d . oil s n
w Hammond, F. Hammond, Blackman.
Kaufman, Barlow, Mack, A. McAleer.
Woolf w. McAleer, Krinbill Smalley.
Thomas, NJ SPecter, l. Specter. Brunt.
Cline, Stiglitz, Lundt, Jacobsen and
L Silvarrnan
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

John 3. Elder. OF Monticello. Is visit
ing his son Dave Elder.
Jack Montgomery went to Chicago
Saturday. on business
Robt. Milliron. one OF this wears
graduates has returned to his home at
Knox.
Mrs. Eliza Reed has gone to chi
cago for a months stay with her
daughter
Dick Hartman. formerly OF this place
is now working for a telephone COM
pany at Pueblo, Colorado
Ed. Goets. who lives about three
miles west Of town was kicked in the
face and chest by a horse, SATURDAY.
but fortunately was only slightly in
juIed.
Rex Warner and Bradley Ross are in
Madison, Wisconsin, where the latters
brother, Thompson Ross. is attending
the university and where they both ex-
No 20.
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Mr.. Carlson Of Ainsworth spent Sun
day evening in town.
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Misses Jennie and Frona Buehrle.
who have been residents of the Harbor
for a number of years, will leave for
their home in Monterey, Ind,
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POLICE SEEK MURDERER.

ColOred Woman Who Visited Gary Re-
Heved TO be Responsible for Crime
The local police department. received
word this morning of the killing Of a
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Briefs.

DR.. Walsh spent this morning in Chi
cago.
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Mrs William Waldeck and son Phil
lip. are visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomp-
son near Crown Point.
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VIII Riddle is working at Ainsworth
unloading gravel.
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DEEP RIVER NEWS

VIII Wood transacted business in Chi
cago today.
Mrs J. E Small. sr, spent Saturday
in Chicago.
VIII Riddle is working at Ainsworth.
unloading gravel
Mr.. Carlson Of Ainsworth spent Sun
day evening in town.
Miss MerI Wood attended graduating
exercises at Hobart last evening.
Mrs. William Waldeck and son Phil
lip. are visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomp-
son near Crown Point.
Miss Ina Small returned home Satur-
day morning after spending few days
with relatives in Valparaiso.
Mrs George Wood who has been
spending several months with her son
and family in California, returned home
Saturday evening.
Mrs Alma Patterson has returned to
her home at Berneice. ILL.,. after spend
ing several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Knobloch.
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Miss Merl Wood attended graduating
exercises at Hobart last evening.
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Mr. and Mrs John Calvin, of Lima
O., who came to attend the funeral of
their uncle, Thomas Calvin, will re
main in the Harbor few days to visit
friends and relatives.
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Mrs. J. E. Small. sr., spent Saturday
In Chicago.
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VIII Wood transacted business in Chi
cago today.
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in the Harbor hotel. Apply to Mr.
O'Connell Best wages.-5-14tf.
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Miss Ina Small returned home Satur
day morning after spending a few day:
with relatives in Valparaiso.
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William McCreary. who has been
in St Margaret's hospital at Ham
mond for a number of weeks. left Sat
urday for his home in South Bend. ac-
companied by Fred Mcknight of the
Lake Shore freight office.
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one of Indiana Harbor's Oldest and
most highly respected citizens, Thomas
Calvin, died at his home here Satur-
day. Mr. Calvin has. for a number of
years, been employed as an iron worker
in the Inland Steel. He leaves a wife
and two children, Helen and William,
mourn his loss, besides a brother J. n.
Calvin. The family have the sympathy
of a large circle of friends to console
them in their bereavement. The flu
neral services were conducted at St.
Patricks church yesterday afternoon
and the funeral was one of the largest
ever seen in Indiana Harbor.
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John B. Elder. OF Monticello. Is visit
ing his son Dave Elder.
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H z. futile has moved from For
syth and Exchange avenue to his new
shop at the corner of Chicago and Oh
colt avenue, newly equipped and strict
up-to- date.-5-3-t
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INDIANA HARBOR

Misses Wallie and Felicia Ordner
were Hammond visitors. Friday.
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Sunday with Bolice Szymanski of Com
monwealth avenue.
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The Mems club of the Congrega-
tional church will meet in the church
tomorrow night. A paper on why we
should have manual training in the
schools" will be read by Prof. Hutton.
Lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Misses Lena and Lucy DeYoung o
Oak Glen spent Friday in Hammond.
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Miss Ella Lyons of Elkhart is the
guest of Mrs. August Johnson this
week. Miss Lyons was formerly high
school teacher in East Chicago.
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Miss Cecile Van Steenberg was
guest at Roseland for the weekend
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Charles Wendell. former residen
Is visiting in Lansing.
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Robt- Milliron, one OF this years
graduates has returned to his home at
Knox.
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Jack Montgomery went to Chicae,
Saturday. on business.
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Mrs Eliza Reed has gone to Chi
cago for a months stay with her
| daughter.
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The Ladies Aid of the Congregation
al church meets with Mrs. r. G. Hard
ing in North Magoun avenue, at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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Frank Hess and daughters We're the
guests OF Mrs. Ldyia Hess Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
NO CHUPPAH FOR your"
But Becky's Husan Vas Saued IN
Time for HasSiny, After al.

Instead of standing under the gorgeous chuppah
already prepared Pacific Hall. where all the swell
East Broadway marriages are held. little Becky
Jasse wept dolefully last night. For was not her
husan languishng IN Ludlow street jail the victim
OF a woman scorned? But Mary Nabilow from The
Bronx had gloat for every of I3ecky's for
exactly the same reason. And then both gIoating
and sobbing were stopped by the gaantry of Joe
Levey. the only warranted genuine "dook" Of Es-
street who passed around the hat until the 500
needful TO bail out "Jakey" Sher had been con-
tributed in dimes and quarters and "Jakey" was
able TO lead Becky the chuppah, TO the great
dismay OF Miss Nabilow.
When the hard hearted deputy sheriff swooped
down on the nuptal procession about to start from
No 2s Pitt street to Pacific Hail. every last be-
lated guest had ed. and already they were
casting longing glances the noble array of fried
plaice Of k6sses and of gefute nsch. and the
bottles Of fiery made which were TO make up the
Hassiny fest Two hundred more Iess-favored
ones, who would ngure among the others pres
ent" In the morrow's "Tagenblatt." were waiting
at Pacific Hall The total value OF all the wedding
presents had been satisfactorily estimated by all
present, for had had chutzpeh enough to
come without at least bundle, when suddenly
entered the woman scorned.
Behold the perAdious one" she cried to the
deputy sheriff. away with him II he is not to be
locked up. too easily can he run away and then
where would be my $1,000 for the breach OF promise
that my heart may stop paining"
The cries OF "Mosel tow and "Ciratuliere' ceased
from the wedding guests and Jakey was led away,
while Becky. in the words Of Louis Zetner. took
q fainting spell a few times" The wedding bou
quet carefully preserved on ice since the last
funeral in the block. was whiting. when the Dock
Of Essex street came to the rescue. ~ ,.,-..
promised to marry her last Ser .6in d9G that at
December, when he came to her and said. Il will
marry you any more. My fe-- heart Is cold
sco. sns l nave my ''nnu S"a"Se0 % S"S SDeo '0'