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So. BlOOmingViIIe

A sad scele transpired at this
place last Wednesday morning
which resulted in the loss Of one life
and another barely escaped with
his life. Mr.. Reuben Lindsey and
Mr. Edward Walton, partners in
the -four mill at this place, were
called to the mill early in the
morning to rescue some hogs
which bad been surrounded by
water, After rescuing the hogs,
Walton proposed that they take
a wash, Lindsey consented. They
swan out on the current about
25 yards above the bridge, intend
ing to catch to the truss rods of
the bridge. Both missed their
grab and Lindsey was washed
against log, where after hard
struggle, he succeeded in reaching
shore. Walton was not so
fortunate, the current was so
swift he could not beat his way
out. He called for help but all
in vain, and in the sight of nearly
a score of people he sank to rise
no more. Scores of people began
Immediately to search for his body
which was found after i hours
search about % yards from where
he sank, fastened among some
roots.
Quite a crowd took in the ex-
cursion to LaureIyiIle last Sunday,
attending the Red Mems Decora-
tion at Adelphi.
Mr.. A l.. HutchisOn was called
to this place last Thursday by the
sudden death of his brother
in-law, Edward Walton.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pence on last Monday, girl.
The funeral of Edward Walton
was preached at the NJ. f. Church
on last Friday by Rev. Read
under the auspices of the Wampus
Tribe Imp. o. r NJ, of which
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Big Pine Valley

Mr.. David Wilson, of Tarlton,
was in this valley last week, buy
ing wool.
Mr.. Malon Paxton made bust
ness trip TO Logan, Saturday,
MIR Yern Kitchen sold VIM.
Armstrong, of LaurelyilIe, fine
bunch Of hogs last week, and
delivered them Saturday.
Mr.. John Seits has moved has
saw mill to the third set on the
Reed farm.
Mr., Louis Keister loves the
month of June, for the sweet rose
is in bloom.
Mr., VIM Kitchen, of Cedar
Grove, visited in tins locality and
at Haynes a few days last week,
Mr.. Jasper Polling, the photo.
grapher, of Haynes, has rented a
room of Thomas Fefis and is now
busy putting in sky light windows
and making other repairs for his
new gallery. Jasper expects to
do aourlshing business this
summer, on Big Pine, All eX-
peot TO give Jasper call when
he gets located in his new gallery
Mr.. Wm 10y and family of
this place, called on Charley
Denison's, Sunday for dinner
MIR, Malon Paxton is on the
sick lIst at present,
Mr. Homer Denison is seen go
ing South every few evenings
Luck to you, Homer
MIR. George Cupp passed througl
here one day last week on his way
TO Laurelyille.
! Mr.. Ed. Brown purchased fin
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Calico Ridge

Flowing is now the order of the
day, that is when it is not rain
ing,
Wheat is ripening and the
sound of the reaper will soon be
heard in the land.
Mrs. Jane Snider is still staying
with her son Edward on Old Town
Mr.. Charley Purdam and wife,
of Shawnee, were the over Sunday
guests of Cecil Shultz.
Squire Shultz is still laid on the
shelf with his foot, which has been
troubling him for the last year.
MIR. Frank Hansel, Of Old Town,
Sundayed with his father.in- laws,
Mr.. Sam Harsh.
Mr. Jacob Cotterman and wife,
of the west side, was the lnday
guests of S. W. Harsh.
Mr.. Harley CLARK, of Clear Fork
sundayed ON the ridge, the guest
of his father, Mr., Henry CLARK,
Mr. Frank Shaw, of Buckeye
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Monday Creek

Harvesting will be the order of
the day soon, wheat is turning
very fast.
There seems to be mortality
among the horses of this vicinity.
Nathan Cohagan lost a fine young
horse, G, u Nixon lost a fine mare
and colt, and Dan 81 Henricks
lost fine colt.
The heavy rains have washed
the hill lands pretty bad and has
made corn plowing slow.
Mrs. Campbell, of Columbus, is
visiting Mrs. Hendricks.
The Maxvlle Sunday School is
preparing for Childrens Day on
the evening of the 9TH,
Mrs. Liza kimbaIl is visiting
her cousin, Bessie STUNNED, near
MaxvilIe,
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Laurel Valley

Volt and Som have moved
their saw mill on the Gwartney
farm.
Mrs. Ida Green and son Guy
called on Mrs. Lantz, Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Carrel was a shop
per at Joe Whites store one day
last week.
Frank Mcbride is working for
John Romel.
: WIN. Shank and Otis Thomas,
of Middlefork passed through here
on their way to Logan one day
last week,
Alfred Stump made business
trip to LanrelViIle, Thursday.
Miss Ines Romel was the guest
of Miss Iva Stump, Sunday,
Mr.. James Stump and wife
visited relatives at Tarlton, Sun
day.
Mr.. Pierce Blackburn was a
Lanca ster visitor Saturday.
Eddie Floyd was seen in our
valley one day last week.
Mrs. Bert Riser and children, OF
Jacksonville, are visiting here
Miss Iva Stump is visiting
relatives in Lancaster at present
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Mr.. Pete Kraft made a business
trip to Lancaster, Saturday.
Me3srs. Harvey and Charley
Lindsey, Eddie Carpenter and
George Morris called on Mr. Jerry
Elick, Saturday evening.
Mr.. ID. H. Flowers and wife, of
Brownsville, was visiting their
daughter, Mrs. William Carpen-
ter, OF this place, Sunday.
Miss Bertha Brillman, of Sugar
Grove, is spending few weeks
with her sister, Mrs Pete Kraft,
of this place.
Mr.. Eddie Carpenter called on
Mr.. Grover click, Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Carpenter was work.
ing for MIR. John Elick few days
last week.
Mr.. Wm. Carpenter and wife
made u flying trip to Sugar Grove
Sunday evening.
Quite II number from this plac e
attended preaching at Mt. Pisgah
Sunday,
Mr.. Frank Matthias was seen
driving on our street Sunday.
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Mr. James Farmer and family,
of Hamburg, Fairfield Co., were
the guests Of AL Farmer and fam
| lily over Sunday.
Mr. A. j Nunemaker, of Logan,
mas secured ggounds OF John Lehy
on the bankA OF the creek and is
busily engaged putting up build
ings for summer resort.
Mi Isaac Wolf, of Flagdale, is
suffering from sore arm, caused
by an abcess, which has laid him
up for awhile
Mr., Isaac Blosser has purchased d
the property known as the Ruff
farm on the creek, from the Wag
ncr heirs, who were the present
owners
Mr.. VIM. O. Sholl has his new
barn nearly completed and will
put this years crop of wheat and
hay in it.
The Quack Doctor at Lancaster
has again got in to trouble with
the authorities, and it now locke
as if he would have to quit. Why
is it that people will go to some
stranger that they know nothing
about and who has no diploma and
will give him their money when
we have go many good and reput-
able physicians around us and who
are skilful as well as honorable
men.
Sherman Polling was greatly
surprised the other evening when
about 8 of the young people
gathered at his home and informed
him that it was his birthday and
they had come to celebrate it,
which they did with ice cream and
other dainties quite an enjoy
able time was had hut the joke
was on Sherman who furnished
the Ice not knowing what it wae
for.
The Misses Emma and Florence
Heft, of Crawford county, who
have been visiting relatives here
for the past two or three weeks,
started Tuesday for Delaware
where they will visit their sister a
few days before going home.
1t is rumored that the Lancaster
Gas ~ Oil Co., will put down a
test we'll in this vicinity before
long.
II looks as If there will be at
least or candidates for each
Office in Marion Up. at the coming
primary this summer. Well that
ought to bring out the full vote as
it-shouId.
heat harvest ia about ten days
late this year on account of the
late spring, wheat usually being
all cut in June in this vicinity.
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Cedar Grove

There was preaching at Wesley
Chapel last Sunday by Rev, Iim
norman of Fairview Heights.
Mr.. Edwin Walton, prominent
young man of So. Bloomingvil q,
was drowned last Wednesday,
while he and Reuben Lindsey were
swimming in the creek near by.
Mr.. Eli Watts made business
trip to Big Pine last Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Banter
were visiting friends st Ciroleville
last wee.
Mrs. Harry Gordon and NJ iss
Icel Davis were Logan shoppers
last week.
Mr.. Peter Hutton is no better at
this writing.
Mrs. Anna Walker, Of Chapel
Hill, visited Mrs. H A. Gordon
last Wednesday.
Messrs. Isaac and John Justice
are spending some time in droving
stock.
Mr.. Conrad Rechley and wife,
who were visiting friends in Perry
county, returned home last Thurs
day.
Rev. A. r. Reed, Of Walnut
Grove, broke bread with Mr., and
Mrs. a c. Lima last Sunday.
There was Il surprise given last
week at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Allen in honor cf Rev. ALVIN Reed,
pastor of the Logan Circuit.
Mr.. Noah WooIever il hunting
wild cats on the farm of Mr.. Jacob
Banter.
Mr.. David Rose, of Cedaf Val
ley was in our village last Tue9
day looking up his interest in the
tele phone business. PANsY.
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Clear Greek

Hands round Tor happinesa,
Let the weather roll,
VINO cares Tor storm clouds,
II the sun is Ia our soul,
Flowing and hoeing corn seems
10 be the order of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Caves were
visitors in Lancaster last week,
Mr.. Eddie Carpenter made a
flying trip 10 Roekbridge, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Wm Carpenter and daugh-
ter Mable, was Logan visitor
Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Hnls and wife, Mrs,
Lianie Hansley and Mrs. George
Rish, Of Roekbridge took dinner
with Mr., aud Mrs. John Flick
Fnday,
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Was In Poor Health For
Years.

Ira w Kelley, Of Mansfield, Pa,
writes "a was in poor health for
two years, suffering from kidney
and bladder trouble, and spent
considerable money consulting
physicians without obtaining any
marked benefit, but wac cured by
Foley's Kidney Cure, and 1 de-
sire 10 add my testimony that il
may be the cause of restoring the
health of othera. Refuse substi
tutes. Bort d Co.
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War A gainst Consumption

All nations are endeayoring to
check the ravages of consumption,
the "white plague" that claims
so many victims each yea, Fol
ey's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds perfectly and you are
in no danger of consumption, Do
not rick your health by taking
some unknown preparation when
Fo 'ey's Honey and Tar is safe and
certain -rssulta. The genuine
is in a yellow package Bort 81
10
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Marion

Quite number mistakes oc-
cured in last week = items either
caused by the part done by the
printer or my bad scribbling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Polling
made a business Gallon Mr.. Dave
Wolfe's, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Inboden
made trip TO Logan, Wednesday.
Mr., Frank Polling worked few
daya last week for Mr.. VIM Nc
Lin,
Mr.. David Wolfe aud sons have
made an Improvement on the road
by their home by plttlng a two
foot sewer across the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cheshire, of
Logan, Sundayed with relatives
at this place.
A large crowd from Old Town
attended the communion at Zion
Monday evening.
Mr.. Sheldon Intoden visited his
father, N. lnbrden and family,
Wednesday.
Rev. j. G. Mclaughlin, Of
Jackson Ohio, passed through this
place Tuesday.
Mr., Emmett Kreider is busy
working the roads at present.
Mrs. Ike Hunsacker visited
John Poling's, Wednesday.
Miss Millie Pierce il working at
Logan at present.
Qnite rain visited shis place
Wednesday
Messrs. Elmer Mclaughlin and
Samuel Bright, of Falls Township,
attended Communion at Zion
Monday evening
Miss Carrie Stiyisoa is working
for Ed. Stivison at Logan.
Preaching at Betheny Sunday
at the usual time, 2:80 p. m.
Mr.. Roy swIok visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Sanford
Swiek, of tins place
Miss Ida Fckel made trip IL
Logan, Saturday.
Miss Lucy Cell, of this place,
is working for Fraseb' at Logan.
Miss Lizzie Wolfe was Logal
shopper Saturday,
A number from this place in
tends to spend the fourth at tn,
Fair Ground.
Goldie and Mary Sholl il
spending a few days with thei
grandfather, Mr.. Ed. Sholl an'
family.
Mr.. Elmer Mclaughlin, of nea
this llace, spent Sunday in Green
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Mud Town

Flowing corn and hauling lum-
Der seems 10 be the order of the
day in our vicinity.
Quarterly meeting was largely
attended at South Boomingville
last Saturday night and Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Thaddeus Hill, who has
been working at Union Furnace
the past few weeks, is expected
home on Saturday next. Welcome,
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dale,
Mr., James Polling, Of Logan
Suadayed with relatives at this
place.
quite number of young people
attended meeting at Pleasant Hill
Sunday evening.
Miss Rilla Brown who has been
working for Vint Carpenter at
Enterprise, returned home Sun
day.
Messrs. Orla Wolfe aud Thomas
McLin attended the Ice Cream
Social at Antioch Saturday even
ing.
Messrs. Orla Wolfe, Jesse Flick FL
and Guy Wright visited the clay
bank of the Logan Brick Mfg. Co..
Sunday.
Preaching vi Mt. Tabor Sunday
at the usual time, 30 p. m
We believe that Towser Town
should have court house, and we
belieye that it will have one some
day as we saw Mr. Miser the other
day hunting u place to set the
corner stone.
Well must ring off and say
that the DENoCRAT-SENTINEL is a
good paper. MAxAHALA.
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ROCkbridge

~ ~ ii'AOi Spehp mohuoJ III
Logan
Miss Sallie young. of Lancaster,
visited friends here, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Troxel visit
ed relatives in Sugar Grove,
Thursday.
Misses Uwenie HuIs and Sarah
Mcconnell and Messrs. Tom Wolt2
and John Falble spent Sunday al
the State Farm.
Geo. Stoughton, of Lancaster,
spent Sunnay with his family.
Miss Eva Troxel was a Logan
shopper Friday.
Mr.. David Later and wife
visited friends in Baltimore, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchanon,
of Logan, visited friends at this
place Sunday.
Miss Owenie Huls was Ian
caster shopper Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stoughton
were Logan visitors Thursday,
Fred Moore, of Sugar Grove,
was seen in our city Monday.
Mesdames Mayme White, Alice
Wharton, Della Huls, Clara Wear
and Lucy Montaigne spent Fri,
day with Mrs. VIII Nixon, of
String Town.
Miss Pearl Applegate, of Ian
caster, visited her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Tucker, part of last week.
Mr.. Will Huls and wife, Mr..
Joe Huls and wife and Mrs. Chas
Wharton attended the funeral of
David Rudolph at Sugar Grove,
Friday.
Sol Primer, of Thurston, is
visiting friends of this place this
week.
Mrs Webb Deeds and children
were Lancaster visitors one day
last week.
Miss Beatrice Alley, of Colum-
bus, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs. Dan Goss, this
week.
Shady Voris and family spent
one day last with friends at
Hooker Station.
Mrs. DaI Simmons, of Colum-
bus, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Layina Scepter, this week.
Mr.. Chas Jackson and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fannie
White and family, of Carroll,
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hampton
and children, of Columbus, visited
relatives at this place Sunday
Mrs G. II. Stoughton and
chilren were Logan visitors
Wednesday.
Mesdames Ella Dupler and Etfie
Wharton spent Monday at Sugar
Grove.
Miss Mona Peterson, of Lam
caster, is visiting friends at this
place.
Miss Rena White is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Will Nixon and family,
of String Town
The BoSwell Commencement at
this place was we'll attended and
wac very interesting, Thursday
aUaniuu napIN
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Run, crossed the ridge Sunday
Mr.. Charley Hartael Of Five
Mile, was on the ridge Sunday
evening
Wesley Snider of Logan, Sun
dayed with his mother, Mrs. Jane
Sniders
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COW Of Bert Fefis few days aye.
If il don't stop raining soon the
lnfrmary Directors Of Hooking
County will have to come and get
all of ue.
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During the summer kidney
Irregularities are often caused by
excessive drinking or being over
heated. Attend to the kidneys at
once by using Foleys Kidney
Cure. Bort a. Co.
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Rush Greek

The FlagdAle band will furnish
the music for the celebration at
Reekbridge the 4th.
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Mr.. Sumner Pence and sister,
Miss Luria, attended quarterly
meeting at So. Bloomingville Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Amerine was seen
driving on our streets Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Clement Brown and Mr..
Marion Lowery haye been hauling
ties through our town the past
few days
Mrs. Catharine A. Davis spent
last Sunday with Mrs George
Pence and family.
Our whole community was
shocked last Wednesday morning
by the news that Mr. Edward
Walton was drowned while return
ing from removing his hogs from
the water to a safer refuge. Mr..
Walton and Mr.. Reuben Lindsey
were in the skiff and started to
swim to shore thinking that if
they could not reach the shore
that they could catch to the
bridge. Mr.. Lindsey caught but
Mr. Walton missed, which ended
in his death. Mr.. Walton owned
half interest in the So. Blooming
vile Roller Mill, he was esteemed
and respected by all who knew
him and will be greatly missed in
our whole neighborhood His re-
mains were laid to rest and await
the resurrection in the Berry
Cemetery.
Mrs. Charles 'Starkey, of Queer
Creek, was visiting her parents of
our town one day last week,
Mr.. Albert Riley, of Marion, O.,
was seen in our town last week.
Mrs. Steven Bnrgoon and hus-
band called on Mrs. George Pence
and family last Saturday evening
Mr.. William Hill and son,
Bundy, were seen passing through
our town Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Charles Burgoon and chill
dren called on Mrs. Steven Bur
goon the fore part of this week.
Mrs. Ellen Turner is very i'll at
this writing.
Meeting at Chestnut Grove next
and Sunday night.
Miss Grapha and Mona Dilts, of
Liberty Hill; called on Miss Luria
Pence last Saturday evening,
Mr. Harry Courtney, of um Col
bus, was visiting friends at South
BloomingvilIe over Saturday and
Mr.. Reuben Lindsey and Mr.,
Judson Johnson were selling Ice
cream on the streets of So. Bloom
.ngyille last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George Turner, of
Liberty Hill, were business visitors
at Laurelville, Thursday of this
week.
Miss Murl Burgoon called on
Miss Luria Pence, Friday of this
week
DR.. Melcher was called to the
nome of Mr.. George Pence, on ac-
count of the illness of their son,
7eorgie, Jr., last Friday
The Hill boys, Rundy and
attended the funeral of
Mr.. Edward Walton last Friday.
Miss Laurel Dilts was seen pass
ng through our streets enroute to
5. Bloomingyille last Friday.
The funeral of Mr.. Edward
Walton was we'll attended, a
arge number of his Brother Red
Men being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Amerine
have a very sick baby.
Mr.. Newton Walton and wife, of
SAINT, attended the funeral of his
Edward Walton.
Dr. Melcher was called to the
home of VIM. Hill, on account of
Lhe illness of his two little girls,
Ruth and Lucille.
The bride and groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester DAVIS, We're seen in
our city last Friday,
BLusHING RosE.
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CarbOnhill


Independence, and not in memory
of some drunken beast Don I
wear the stars and stripes to show
your patriotism and then be drunk
at the same time for patriotism
don't consist of drunkenness, but
in sobriety.
! wish to correct some mistakes
that occurred in last weeks issue
Mr.. John w. Downhaun should
have been John w Downhour and
Robert Eddding should have been
Robert Eddy.
Little Dassie and Bessie Wallace,
of Nelsonville, are visiting their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mr.,
James Matheny, Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Miles, OF Lo-
gan, spent last Sunday with MIR
and Mrs. John Kennedy, Of this
place.
Mr. Fred Lemley, Of Athens,
made a shortcaIl here last Sunday
week.
Miss Lillian GaskiIl, of Nc
Arthur, spent several days last
week with her sister, Mrs, Uncle
Hez, of this place
Misses Helen and Mary HoI, of
Logan, spent part of last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tom, of CarbonhiII.
Mr.. and Mrs Quinton Shaw, of
Nelsonyille, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Walt, of Lancaster, spent
last Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Reedy, Of this
place.
Mrs. Oscar Tom and children
and Mrs. Jerry Matbeny and
daughter Cleo, are visiting in
Indiana.
Miss Starkey, of Logan, spent.
part of last week at the home of
John Young, of this place.
Mr.. Pearley-GaskiIl, of Athens,
formerly of Macarthur, and one of
Vinton cojfnty's best and brightest
young men, was calling here last
saturday. Mr.. Gasklll nolds an
IS year certificate in yinton
county, 8 years in Jackson 5years
in Meigs, and 5 years in the High
School of Jackson. At his wed
ding recently in WeIlston they
received over El25 worth of use
full presents, which is evidence Of
the high esteem IN which he and
his bride are held where they are
best known.
Mr., John Tom and son Oscar,
had business in NelsonvilIe last
Tuesday
Mr.. Chas. Matheny was in
StraitsgilIe last Friday
MIR. John Tom is treating his
house to a coat of paint His son
Oscar il doing the work.
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Quick Relief for Asthma
Sufferers.

Fuley's Honey and Tar affords
immediate relief 10 asthma suffer
ers in the worst stages and if
taken in time will effect a cure.
Bort ~ Co,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
IA SLAP At OFFICIALS
BY CHICAGO GRAND JURY
Asks that Mayor Close 100 Saloons
and Thinks Official Connivance OF
LawIessness Must Soon be Taken
in Its City.
fPublishers' Press.l

Chicago, Ill, Feb. Fit is our Judg-
ment that such lawlessness as exists
in Chicago cannot continue without
official connivance."
In these words the January grand
jury summed up it's investigation to-
day of the gambling situation and
flourish OF immoral saloons.
In discussing the gambling question,
the report dealt mainly with the
steamer City of Traverse, which sails
Lake Michigan, taking wireless re-
ports of races and doing a rushing bus
mess with those who play the po-
MES"
The jury calls on the police depart
ment to arrest each day as vagrant
every passenger on the City of Trav-
erse, as he disembarks from the YES
sci at it's Calumet river dock.
Governor Deneen is also requested
to ask the governor of Indiana to in
stitute gambling prosecutions against
those interested in the craft
Wholesale indictments were return
ed against gamblers and proprietors
of disorderly saloons. Mayor Dunno
is asked to revoke 100 saloon licenses.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
TOT ON TRAIN ALONE
WENT PAST DESTINATION
to Have Been Transferred Here for
Grand Rapids-Went Through to
Columbus.

Little Hazel Sawyer, of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, aged years, was the vic
tim of circumstances Friday night and
yesterday. which no doubt would have
caused considerable worry to an older
mind. She wac placed on No. s, the
Indianapolis and Columbus flyer, by
an unknown man in Indianapolis Fri
day afternoon and carried through 10
Columbus, the conductor on the train
thinking she was one of the party of
children with whom she was playing.
When the train arrived in Columbus,
the woman in the case" took her
children from the train, leaving Hazel
The trainmen asked the lady If she
had not forgotten one of her children
and she answered in the negative and
he then looked in basket which the
little one had with her and found a
note which asked that the girl be
transferred at Richmond for Grand
Rapids. She was brought back to this
city and placed on G. r. &
train at noon yesterday. While in
this city she was in charge of o. T..
Whiteman.