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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-25
CHAPTER w.
A Change OF Name.

Here's your way. sor." said the po-
liceman, turning to old City Hall, as
it was even then known, and leading
me to one of the inner rooms of the
labyrinth of offices.
The policeman opened an Office
door, saluted, and motioned me to
enter.
Detective Coogan," he said here's
your man
Detective Coogan, from behind his
desk, nodded with the careless dig
nifty of official position.
Glad to see you. Mr.. Wilton" he
said afably.
If 1 betrayed surprise at being
called by Henry's name, Detective
Coogan did not notice it. But I has
tened to disclaim the dangerous dis
tinction.
4 am not Wilton" I declared. MY
name IS Dudley-Giles Dudley"
At this announcement Detective
Coogan turned to the policeman.
"Jrst step into Morris room, Car
son, and tell him I'm going up to the
morgue"
Now" he continued, as the police
man closed the door behind him, this
won't do. Wilton. We've had to over
look a good deal, Of course, bat you
needn't think you can play US for
suckers all the time"
But l tell you I'm not" 1 began.
when he iOtarru0+a5 NO
You can't make that go here" he
said contemptuously. And III tell
you what, Wilton, shall have to take
you into custody il you don't come
down straight to business. We don't
want to chip in on the old mans play.
Of course, especially as we don't
know what his game is" Detective
Coogan appeared to regret this ad-
| mission that he was not omniscient.
and went on hastily: You know as
well as we do that we don't want any
fight with him. But I'll tell you right
now that if you force a fight, we'll
make 1t so warm for him that he'll
have to throw you overheard to light.
en- ship"
Here was a fine prospect conveyed
by Detective Coogan's picturesque
confusion Of metaphors. If l persisted
in claiming my own name and person
was TO be clapped into Jail. and
charged with Heaven-knows-wha
| crimes. If I took my friends name
was to invite the career OF adventure
OF which l had just had a taste. And
while this was flashing through my
mind, wondered idly who the "old
man" could be. The note I had re
ceived was certainly in a lady's hand
But If the lady was Henry's employer
it was evident that he had dealt with
the police as the representative Of g
man Of power.
/ My decision was OF necessity
/ promptly taken.
ooh, well, II that's the way you looh
at it, Coogan." I said carelessly, 'it's
/ all right. I thought it was agreed
+ that we weren't to know each other
/ This was chance shot, but it hit
Yes. yes said the detective. =
/ remember. But. you see, this is seri
f Gus business. Here's a murder OF
] our hands, and from all / can learE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-25
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l could distinguish four dark figures
OF men; but, instead of rushing upon
me as stood on the defensive. they
seized upon my assailant I looked
on painting, and hardly able to regain
my breath. It was not half a minute
before my enemy was securely bound
and gagged and carried out. One OF
the men fingered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-25
Hall for Rent.

rs On account of your COMPOUNDED
schemes. We've got TO know where
we stand, or there will be the Old
Nick to pay. The papers viii get
hold of It, and then-well, you re-
member that shake-up we had three
years ago"
CTo be Continusd.9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-25


como and gone since located here, 10
years ago. after wide experience In other cities
THE TEST
failure to- shan 5000 and South without
the Doctor has o y
TIRE
1S e aoFs than 5000 sick
or too severe to command item ~ ~ ~ sA'
s % ef c 69 G fh6s % once sad %
:, m g., s STOMACH TROUBLES
6eohns gals s o9 oS p SSa0D pf hs d st0
? -. - 49, 49, TIRED FEELING
iR noP RI R aa r sdr d sysFy wo4H a' Many
@ ARE r disturbed by dreams can
aenaS sf this f5G saS s ass ns sg
m promise N6 oa ss as ad ya wish
DISEASES
nt Hs carefully and made the discovery
ery raeed You Ds M notice. the
your eabiesg WITH me- % ex ,ot what ~
@ ad76 6 cost of cure VIII be guarantee all
treat successfully all cases OF and
difficulty
..o. 49,. - BLOOD POISON.
whe naTksa gre RDt relief and guarantee
WEAK FAILING MEMORY
fRs d aRa non nd ~ men ana women
telling you Just what it you
ONE Gail lie WILL CURE
single 15i:f5i99 al % needed 'u Others
CONTRACT
win contract 10 cure speci
You vii, and NV CHARGES EE1so 9n1 believe +, t.,
Ss8 as grasp Z. s:: ices only because
og d s1 9 sn v % a5 tns ha any
lsS s Tsf q this ss;. 40 i stand s sunday Hour.
No for Advice
J. f. RUCkEL, NJ D.
PosToFFICE
\o2nd St. 6 Commercial Ave. So cFHCAooj
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
SHOULD STOP
THIS PRACTICE
Percy Oiteni, a Lad, Shot in
the Leg By Some Tn
known Person

Another victim Of a boys right
to carry deadly weapons about the
city and fire them off almost at will,
was reported to the police today.
While sitting in a field between
Scott and Lincoln and Chestnut and
Maple streets watching a game Of
baseball yesterday afternoon. Percy
Outeni aged years, of No. 2S South
Clayton street, was shot IN the right
leg by an unknown person and as a
result will carry the bullet in the. limb
probably for life. Had the shot heen
fred a little higher. the LAD would
have received the bullet in the abdo-
men and with more serious results
The bullet was fired from a rifle and
imbedded itself IN the bone of the leg
a half-inch deep. At the Delaware
Hospital IL was decided 20 allow the
bit OF lead 10 remain in the leg Dr.
Horace Bradley Is now attending him
There has been much complaint re-
Gently Of boys carrying revolvers and
guns around the citys streets and only
a few weeks ago son Of William l..
Hamann OF West Seventeenth street
was shot with a revolver in the hands
OF a boy Several days ago a bullet
was fired in the bathroom window OF
"a house on south Clayton street and
a woman narrowly escaped serious in
jury. TIE flying glass cut her face.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21

G. Conner II. NJ. Dawson. William c.
Downs Herman Bothum, NJ. Carpenter,
John A. Kienle. Bernard ]. Dougher.y.
1907. n. Craig, Joseph s. Grant. HUI
bert Chambers. William Homeweod.
Lacklan eBaston. E. c. Britton. Edgar
Warren. J. 4. Horty, J. c. Macon. j. x.
Hates. l.. b. Greenwood. T. A. Souder
j. G. Tanbcrg. Samuel Hamilton.
l9ol--lI r. Craig. Walter Beri Leo
Montgomery. Robert NJ. Burns. Antonio
Fidance. Alfred Hirzel. William J. Potts.
G. ii. Dayett, Thomas Feeney A. b. Nc
vey. Robert Hagan. o. Frick, Harvey
Day
19O5-William Berry, w. II. Spear Ed
ward Carvin. Eugene NJ. Vernon. Horace
Porter. ]. Douglas Patterson, Enwood
souder, J. Levy J. Doughten.
l9O6-J. L. Berry. w. E Work. p. w.
Plumley. Matthias Finger, II. M. Lynch
w. Greaves.
l9o7-George w. Butz. Sidney C. Brad
ford. Harvey l.. Ennis, Beverley r.
Cause, Harry b. Hygate, Robert J. Lii
ley, Charles T. Van Arsdaien. james l.
Armstrong, William II. Baldwin. Victor
Barsky. George NJ Brown, Francis j.
Clark, Arthur B. Eastman, Percy w.
Green. Frank c, Hughes, Crawford c.
Kidd. Carl r. Lind. Frank B. McIntre,
John IT. Munin, Reah d. Robinson se.by
S. santmyers. James r. Winner. Karl =.
Frederick. James II, Mearns, John G.
Stewart.
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PREPARING FOR
FARMERS FAIR
CONTINUED From First Page.)


A new department has been establish
ed this year. which win be known as
the Public Institutions. and which will
be in charge of s. Frank Sterling Of
Rocl5land This department is for the
exhibition Of farm products. live stock
and manual training exhibits. Farm
products and live stock VIII not be
entered in regular competition, but the
exhibitors will be comociled to compete
between Institutions A loving cup win
be awarded for the best display.
Special Premiums.
Beyond the regular premiums offered
to exhibitors there are a number of
special premiums which viii be offered
by the fair management. To the
special premiums IN the Woman's De-
partment which have already been Of
fered is added a premium offered by
William Lawton for the hest display %
rolls
Other snecial premiums offered in
this department are:
For best pound callo--S. J.. Fell ana
Son.
Best lemon custard-Iyn Thomas.
Best loaf Of bread-W. II. Smith.
Best pound of butter-Wilmington
Furniture Company.
Best pound of candv Jas Morrow
Best Woodward and Bro.
Best embroidered centerpiece-H Hard
castle ana Son.
Best rusks-W. NJ. Kcnnard.
Best sofa pillow James Belt.
Clock for best embroidered shirt
vast.
Best piece OF Rania-Alfred d. Peo-
pies.
Best gingersnaps-capele Hardware
Company.
Samuel IT, Baynard Company offers
a special prize for the person taking
the largest number Of premiums in the
Womans Department.
IN the Childrens Department, S. H.
staats has offered a inc doll as one
of the prizes.
In the Vegetable Department, II. 2.
Michel cf Philadelphia, offers a num-
ber Of 81 premiums as follows:
For the best six ears Michelrs sugar
corn: for best peck OF tomatoes,
Michen's heats them all" best dozen
carrots. "Michelrs long orange;" best
three heads Of cauliiower. Michells
erfurt;" best three stalks Of celery,
Evening journal., 1907-06-21


"Michelrs snowdrift:" best bunch OF
radishes. "Michelrs true cardinal
blue" best six heads lettuce, "Mich-
ellis all right" best Iree heads cab
bage Mfchell's all season. best peck
Of spinach. "Michelrs all season."
largest three heads Of cabbage.
"Michelrs late fat Dutch;" dish of
twelve largest onions. "Michell's yell
lows" largest pumpkin, 'Alichelrs
best"
w Atlee Burpee and Company,
Philadelphia. offer a premium of s.
in cash for The largest display Of vese.
tables at the fair grown from Bur
pee's seeds. The Phillips Thompson
Company offer a number of fine SPECIAL
premiums i'm the Poultry Department
table department offers 5000 for the best
and largest display Of vegetables.
James Meharg. rocking chair valued at
s., for the largest and best display Of
white potatoes.
J. f. Kelley. nfty cents for the best
pumpkin pie
William Prettyman, nfty cents for the
best pint Of improved lima beans
Bloomer Shoe Co. one pair Of children s
rubber boots for the best basket Of can
teloupes.
Rose Yetter, cake valued at sloO for
the best half dozen oucumbes.
White Bros. wheel hoe PLANTER Junior
valued at $3.50 for the best display Of
tomatoes. W 7f en ort Gi,..
Ellis Hicks. 500 for the best three
heads OF cabbage.
II. S. Hewitt si.oo for the best six stalks
Of celery.
Mrs Sarah simon, sl.Oo for the best six
stalks Of celery.
Charles Greer. s1Oo for the best six
stalks Of ceiery
George c. Morton. three sets Of horse
shoes for each OF the following exhibits.
the best six stalks Of celery; the best
three egg-pants and the best basket Of
canteloupe.
Mrs. Sarah Simon. sloo for the best
three egg-plants,
Charles BurFls si.oo for the best dozen
onions.
J. W. Yarnan, sioo for the best half
peck of stringless green beans.
s L. Burris s10o for the best six heads
OF lettuce. --- y. r.,a
Clarence Fraim. s1oo for the best halt
peck Of tomatoes.
j. W. Daniels. si.0o for the best dozen
cars Of sugar corn
The Sunday Star, one years subscrip-
ton for best display Of white potatoes,
Delaware Hardware Co, one cultivstor
valued at $500 for the best three heads
Of caulinower with roots.
ToplSis and Sons, stable blanket for the
Evening journal., 1907-06-21

pected to give" he said. as he spoke
Of the fact that many persons thought
a commercial course should be tn
cluded at the school as well as syste-
matte physical training.
Professor Winton White made an
earnest plea Tor the advancement Of
athletics at the school, He thought
under the initiative aisd referendum
the subject OF providing an adequate
gymnasium could be referred to the
voters.
Harvey L. Enos and Percy Hughes
spoke for the class Of 1907.
AT the business session prior 10 the
banquet plans We're discussed for maxi
ing permanent organization Of the
Alumni Association to hold meetings
at frequent intervals and TO promote
the social life. II also was decided
70 establish a scholarship fund TO be
supported annually by contributions of
one dollar from each graduate who
cares TO give Lemuol e. Quigg. the
principal speaker Of the evening, start
ed the fund by giving $50
The election Of officers resulted. as
follows:
President, Granville A.. Alexander;
vice-president. J. b. Merrow; honor
airy vice-prosident. IesouelbE. Qmgg,
secretary w NJ Baylislntreaslrer. J.
Christy Conner; exehutive irommittee.
Bernard j. Dougherty. Jchn a. Kienle.
Leonard T.. Hall. AlfredJ IIirzel ana
Selby c. Santmyers. W ieff t
Among those who attended the
banquet werc nifu 1lln iei
Guests at the Dinner
Encouragement Lemuel r. Quigg. Pro-
fessor a. H. Berlin. Or. James II. Nor
gan, Mr. Taylor A. H. Rhodes. W. H..
Whte. winton White. Of the High school
faculty and the following members Of
the Alumni:
lSs0-Wuliam II. Heald.
lsse-Robert M. Burns. Ellwood II.
Brown.
lss5-A. o. II. Grier
lSse-Charlos b. Palmer. Edward Nc
Intlre.
1SS1-Charles NJ Bower
iSse-Dr swithln Chandler DR.. H. C.
Buckmaster.
1s90-G r. Alexander
ls93-i-r. Alfred Kelly.
1sg3-Dr George w. X. Forrest, sam
uel Green. Celement B. Hallam
1s9i-Roy j. Field. Judge Harry p JOS
lyn.
1S95-Charles J, Smith. J. Leon lloyd,
Lester r. Reeves J. p. Honecker, IT. c.
Mahany. Jr.. j b. Morrow Joseph Hin.
isa6-Cnnord v Mannering, w. M
Mask. j. ~ Downs.
lSG-Ralph Fritz.
Is9S-Dr IT, +. Pennock, a. D. ebay
tor. Jr., II. r. Armstrong.
1891. IT, Becherle, Thomas Dorsey
Jr., Dr. Harvey B. Patton.
laOO-Frank zehley Louis 1baugh, Leon
I.ofnan, Walter Bayls. Frank A. Slack
Leonard Hail, John Nowiand- William l..
Missimer.
19oi-Warren CroFsgrove.
lsO2-J Feeney, Marshall Carpenter J.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21

efficiently ruffianlike at college or II
the nature we know and admire Is not
familiar to government. l am moved to
recall that sentence Of Jefferson. writ
ten in his old age and in the moment
Of his most experienced reflection.
That government is best which gov
erns the least and then 10 wonder
what place Jefferson would have in the
restless politics OF these later days.
I did not enjoy the menacing sug-
gestion Of the Secretary Of State which.
II 1 paraphrase / do not distort, that II
the states shall do less than their duty
the Federal Government may find itself
compelled TO do more than its. 1t
might be a good thing II we could all
be equally prosperous. II might be a
good thing II the inequalities in human
equipment the perversities Of chance.
the partialities OF luck and the ave-
nues Of opportunity might an be so
regulated that no one OF as should
have the advantage Of another and an
might live the same dull and even and
uneyentful life with the same condi-
tons and the same results. have
heard Il was that way In Heaven.
though not from anyone who could tes-
tify Of his own experience. but there.
presumably reside an intelligence and
beneYolence on which an confidently
rely and J. for one am not 80 certain
OF a similar state Of things at wash
ington. II this doubt seems profane.
1t is at least sincere.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
Ready For the Trip.

on the trip which the Weccacoc Fire
Company will take South on Septem-
Der pa the company will number 100
men and will be accompanied by the
First Regiment Band. The route en-
braces stops at Reading, Baltimore.
Portsmouth, and Washington. Will
liam J. Bailey and Hugh McDonough
viii have charge Of the trip and Coun-
Gilman Joseph T. McCaderty will be
spokesman.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
JAPAN WILL NOT
RECALL AOKl

By our own Wire. Publishers Press.
TOXIC. June 21-Ofncial announce.
ment was made to-day by Minister o
Foreign Affairs Hayasi that the re-
port that the government contemplas-
ed the recall of Baron AoN as Minister
10 the United states is absolutely
without foundation.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
SUICIDE NOT A
WILMINGTON MAN

The police received word today from
Baltimore that the supposed VIII
mingtonian who committed suicide In
that city several days ago by hang
ing himself with his belt strap to a
door knob was not from this city The
man has been identihed as Thomas
seliga OF Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
store closes $50 p. m. Saturday 10 p. m
6O5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street
MAY SUE THE
OTHER COAL TRUST
BY our own Ware. publlshers' Press

BY Our Own Wire Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 2i--At-
,torney General Bonaparte and Assist
ant Attorney General Purdy are con-
Sferring to-day in regard 10 the bring
fling Of the suit against the Bituminous
coal carrying railroads II is believed
ithat an announcement OF the begin
oping Of this suit and that against the
Tobacco Trust may be made before
night.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
DEATHS.

CuNNINGHAM--In this city on June
20, 1907. Robert Cunningham, former
~ OF Chatham. Pa. aged "A years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services in Saggs
Manor Church. on Sunday at II O'clock.
1nterment at Saggs Manor. Remains
can be viewed on Saturday evening
from TO Q o'clock at home Of son-in-
law. William Hayes. No. 90l Monroe
street.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
,est half neck Of tomatoes.

best half peck Of tomatoes.
E. E. crumlish sloO for the best water.
melon.
+ Art Clothing Co, 500 Tor the best bunch
Of table beets. Aean
Beaston and Thompson, pair OF slippers,
valued at s125 for the best display of im-
proved lima beans.
J. w Foster. 500 for the best display
Of onions.
Edgar Burris, 800 for the best dis
play OF white potatoes.
C. r. Burris. Jr., si.oO for the best three
crooked neck squash.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
Best Refriaorators Reduced.

Every one wants an ice saver and
a durable one. You can have both at
great saving tomorrow's special
sale OF Row & CO. Sec regular ad-
vertisementt
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
HITS POLICIES
OF PRESIDENT
Ccontinued s'som First PaSc)

and indeed so far to establish our daily
walk and conversation. that we are IN
danger of public rebuke, II We are not
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
NnrcEF

Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary were IN duo form OF law grant
ed unto the undersigned on tho Twentieth
day of June, A. D., 1907, and that an
persons having claims against the estate
duly attested. to the said Executor. on or
before the TWentieth day OF June, A.
d., 1908. or abide the Act Of Assembly In
such case made and proWied.
WILLIAM T. LYMAN.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21

Address. william T. Lyman ESQ, Attor-
ney-at-Iaw, Wilmington. Del.
j2l-eod-sw ht
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FOR RENT-Large mansion. opposite
Pennsylvania shops, rodd's Cut; convent.
ent for many boarders; immediate possess
sion. Apply evenings, 307 West St. j2i-tf
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
roc LATE FoR cLAssIFIoArIoN.

WANTED--Lady 10 learn this business.
Lawrence Hairdressing School, 20ls Wal
lace ST.. Philadelphia j2l-9t
FOR RENT-Eiegant furnished room.
with OF without board for three or four
adults. Apply S04 West St. j2l-3t
Evening journal., 1907-06-21

.NOTICE-Members OF the Bayard
Legion Democratic Club are requested to
attend the unveiing OF the Bayard statue
IN Rockford Park, Saturday afternoon.
June %. al O'Clock. Members will re-
ceive badges at the rarl1i9brl
j2l-1t j. II. DUNBAR = President.
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
lllIIsIL-1s OIlDaH-


New Castle Co., Del. June Goth. 1897.
Upon the application Of William r. Ly.
nam, Executor OF Becson Gregg, late Of
wilmington Hundred, an said county, de-
ceased, it is ordered and direct
ca BY the kesister OF wills that
Of granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements 70 be posted with
In forty days from the dare Of suoh T,of-
ters In six of the most public places of
the county Of New Castle, requiring an
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same, ,lr abide BY an
act OF assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause tile same to b9
inserted within the same period in The
Evening Journal, a newspaper published
IN WILMINGTON Del, and 20 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal
of Office Of the Register Of Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington, in New
(SEAL) Castle county, aforesaid, the day
and year above written
FRANCIS M. WALKER
Evening journal., 1907-06-21
SampIe Sale at Hall Of ReguIar Prices
800 ShirLWaists at HaIf PriceS-75

Manufacturers Clearance Of Fine Sample Waists
That can't be equaed for value giving These greater
values than the big weeks ago materials that
enter into waist Of this quality You will then appreciate the great
81 so saeb Sale & you 1' SIZES Many styles Worth TIC
Evening journal., 1907-06-21

Principal A. Il. Berlin in an address
pleaded for a greater interest on the
part of the alumni in the school.
There ought 20 be some way TO give
all the training htsa school Is ex-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-08
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Stprre BOG Den, iom mob mistienbte grpr
Volrnrbins Nor6mnnb oraaer.
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Santen er ftoriIneen. nobel % itGrt.
Roriffsbte Entertainer.
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Saf, at bu FILTER til frebeIig Serb,
% faluler til GanosbadS % @irfe,
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8larbt Rorbmenb geiterIibe.
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:. J. II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-08
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