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The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
GEN. THOMAS DIES IN SOUTH.
Public OfiiciaI, and One OF Last Con-
federate BriGadierS

New Orleans. Dec. 4-Gen. Allen Thorn
as, one of the few surviving Confederate
brigadiers. is dead at Bay St Louis, Miss,
his summer home.
Gen. Thomas was seventy-six years Old
He was native Of Howard County. Nd
and Of distinguished family. that pro-
duced several governors. He was gradu-
ated from Princeton University. and
coming to Louisiana soon afterward, mar
ried Miss BrinGier, Of an old Creole fam
ily and heiress TO "A large sugar estate
He WAS appointed cOiner Of the United
states Mint by President Cleveland dur
ing his nrst administration. and Minister
10 Venezuela during the second. He was
delegate 20 three OF the Democratic
national conventions and twice Presi-
Dental cector
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Owing to the fact that the heavy bronze
lamp posts al Thomas Circle have had
a tendency to dwarf the statue Of Gen.
Thomas. they have been removed by order
of the Commissioners. Halopiane globes
with incandescent burners will be substi-
tuted for them Negotiations are under
way TO substitute incandescent burners
for the ordinary lamp posts at the corners
Of the streets surrounding the circle.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Private First Class FRANK STEVENS. Hospital
Corps. from Fort Ward. Wash. 20 Fort Wayne
Mich
Private FIRST Glass HIRAM L. BfGGERsTAFF
Hospital Corps. Fort Reno, VIII be discharged
hy purchase
Maj GEORGE q. SQUIER. sigral Corps from
duiy as assistant Go chief signal 0.Cfr. Dopart-
ment II the East. and win rpair 20 this city
ard rerort 10 the Chief signal oascer q the
army fcr assignment % duty in his ofHce
MAJ RICHARD NJ BLATCHFORD. Eleventh In
fautry. and MAJ GEORGE r. HOLLOWAY
paymastcr % retiring board az Washington
Barracks for examination.
Private JACOB REICHWEIN. Troop B. Fotrth
'aTalu. placed npCn the retired list.
Private John A. HADALLEB. Battery T. Fourth
Field Artiilep, Philippine Islands % Fort Law
ton. Wash.
Transfer q First Lieut.. GEORGE A. WIEC-
ZOREK lnow first lieutenant, signal Co7rsl
from the infantry arm 90 the Coast ArtiIicry
Corps Is aunCrnCcd-
Private First Class HARRY NUGENT Hospital
Corps. General Hospital. the Preside q san
Francisco. will b. discharged ty purchase
Cook HARliEN MORE. Troop b, Foorth Cavalry.
UlacCl ulon the retired list
Capt HENRY =. CLARK. Coast Artillery Corps.
Is transferred from the ThiT1y-seCond Company
90 the -Sixtyseyenth Company.
Serst- GEORGE 4. EUkER. Company n. Third
Battalion u Engineers viii Be- discharged from
the army.
Capt. RAYMOND R. STEVENS. Tventy-third In
fantry. 20 the Preside Of San Francisco. Gen
erL Hospital
First Lieut.. WILLIAM =. GILMORE. Twenty
eighth Infantry 20 Fort Smelling
First Lieut.. HAIRY c. HUMPHREYS, assistant
surgeon, from Camp Capt. John smith, near
Norfolk. 90 Fort Terry. New York
Fireman ZACK B. BROWN. Coast ARTILLERY Ccyps.
now az Fort Totten. New York. o. recruit depot
Port SlOcIm. 20 relieve Sergt. FREDERICK j.
FAlRBROTHER, 18th Company. Coast Artil-
leC Corps: Sergt Fairbrother 70 Fort Totten.
Post Quartensster Sergt. ARTHUR LEVINSOHN
placed upon the retired list.
Mai TYREE r. RIVERS, Fourth Cavalry. from
Army War College % Fort Smelling.
Private ALEXANDER BROWN. l0lSt Company.
Coast Artillery Corps. from Fort Totten 10 the
recruit deTot, Fort SloCEfm.
Sergt THOMAS F. DONOVAN Hospital Corps.
General Hospital. TO Washington Barracks-
Second-class Private HERMAN NICHOLAZ ord
nance detachment. Sandy Hook Proving Ground
transferred to FIfty-sixth Company Coast Artil-
leTy Corps as private TO Fort WadsWOrth. New
York
Capt. ROBERT X. RAYMOND. Corps Of Engi-
neers from Third Battalion Of Engineers Fort
LeayenwCrth report 20 Mai. Gen. J. FRANK
LIN BELL Chief OF STAFF. president Board Of
Ordnance q Fertilization for Temporary special
duty. retaining station az Fort LeavenwoTth.
Upon the completion Of such duty. 10 Denver as
chief engineer officer Of Department Of Colombo
10 relieve First Lieut.. GEORGE r. SPALDING.
Corps Of Engineers
Serg5. Mai. CHARLES :. HOWE Seventeenth In
fantry, placed upon the retired list
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Demonstration of the Shy" Corset.

TT He Ivy Corset designed who knows the require
OF the feminine figure made OF sturdy material contain
ing large ee which insure easy adjustment and long
the cng filled with best grade OF Sheffield bone equipped
with reliable hose supporters that doing
comfort and stylish appearance for ladies Of full figure any
other made designed upon hgenic principles mods
figure graceful outlines without the sacrifice Of health per
sOnal comfort 1t is an ideal corset for young and old
models for rounding the slender figure reducing
the appearance of the
C,reu.I y pink and blue hodm
hip pmaimm bus. bic iV bus and hu bed.
w. >astsc ci G w. Cts tLc lug hI
Long r, n e s medium bust and 90 o09 W is o with " a at
hin aaahs attached Ivy Scoun;m made especially br
II, : g. ] @ medium 90 a' s a sss % s . bust long hip So 90
Free fittings during demonstration. You invited
ThHd hor-E Euenh
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Naval Orders.


home. and granted three months leave
Lieut.. G. T. BURT. detached a. inspector of engi-
neerng material for the Central Peunsylvania
and Western New York districts. headquarters
Harrisburg, Pa, to Georgia. as senior engineer
officer.
Lieut.. +. RORSCHACH. detached navy yard. Nor
fa'S 10 Des Mones.
Ensign ID. Med. lie BRETON, detached Bureau Of
Ordnance. Navy Department. to Missouri.
Surg. G. II. BARBER. orders OF November II modi-
ned. 10 naval hospital. Boston.
Surg. T. 5 BOGERT Jr., detached Milwaukee. to
Pennsylvania
Passed Asst. Surg. J. NJ. BRISTER, detached
Pennsylvania TO Milwaukee.
Passed Asst SurE. r. NJ. MUNSON detached
Philadelphia. 10 Asiatic station. sailing from
San Francisco about January 6.
Asst Surg J. L. BELkNAP. orders to naval hos
ptal Boston revoked continue duty Wabash
navy yard Boston
Asst. Surg. W. F. sCHALLER detached Brooklyn.
o. Pennsylvania
Acting Asst Surg. G. c. THOMAS. to naval hos
ptal Philadelphia.
Chief Gunner W A. CABLE. detached nsval proy-
ing ground. Indian Head Nd. 20 Virginia
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported TO the
Bureau Of Navigation:
Arrived-December 3 BrutuS. at Baltimore; Ken
tucky, at Boston; Wasp at Haverstraw; Louisi-
ana. at Hampton Roads.
Sailed-Dccember l. New Jersey from Boston for
Newport. December ?. Charleston, Chicago. Nil
waukee. st. Louis. and Preble from NIaglalena
BAY for San Diego. December 3 Wasp from
Ossining. " Y. for HaEerstraW y. Y; Eagle.
from Key West fer Pert an Prince: Vermont.
from Newport for New York. December 4, Mis-
souri, from Boston for Newport
Tarantua was placed in commission at TORPEDO sta
tion. Newport. December 3.
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DEATH RECORD.

Catherine Amberger. Conduit road D. C.. s. VIZ
Nate Llst0n. Govt Hosp. Insane. 3 years
Leonard Nogt Prov. Hosp years
Abram TuffOrd. Franklin ST.. Anacostia IS years.
Adoiph Nalshendor=, GCyt Hosp. In eS wears
VIM II. C0mery. Govt Hosp Insane 6 vetrs
John +. Dicamillo. Queen Chapel and ,3unke,
Hill roads ID. c. years.
Marie Bradley. Ssh ith ST. ne. = day.
Infant Of Albert and Louise Bartlett. lias Cor-r,.
bia road. 3 hours.
COLORED.
John +. Quandcr. 925 10Th ST. nv. % years
MARY Hawkins. l2lS Hope ave. Sc y years
Preston Johnson (ovt Hosp Insane. e5 vcars
Aary g Waller. 3i6 sth 81 NV. 26 years.
Herbert Scott Howard University - wears.
Celia kittler. 81 and H sts. me- 3 wears
Malinda Fox. LII ST. Sc. 81 years.
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New Posts in Thomas Circle.

Tarantula was placed in commission at torpedo st,
tion. Newport, December 3.
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Free fittings during the demonstration You are invited
Third foor-Ele st
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Our variety of Fancy anderche the extensive have
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Mrs. Darlington. wife OF Gen. Ernest
entertained at luncheon at
the Willard Hotel yesterday.
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Mr.. Edwin Morgan. United States Min
lister 10 Cuba, is a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs William F. Boardman. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Keep. OF Chicago, are
also guests of Mrs. Keeps parents, Mr.
and Mrs BOardman
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Ocean steamships.

New York, Dec 4-Aui7cd out: Majestic A.
Southampton
Sailed from foreign ports: Oceanic from South
amptOn
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Baron Hengelmuller, the Austro-Hun
garian Ambassador. accompanied by
Baron Hymerle, the counselor Of the en-
bassy. went yesterday TO New York to
attend a banquet given by prominent
Hungarians last night. Among the guests
present Were Count Szechnyi, the fiance Of
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. and his friend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-12
INDIANA HARBOR

Alvin Downing has gone to Stoweu,
Ind, on vacation of few weeks.
Miss Wilson. one of the teachers in
the Eugene Field school, received a
telegram this morning informing her
that her grandmother was not expected
to live. She Immediately left for her
bedside
Fred Stephens is in Parkersburg, w.
Va, and has a position in the mill of
which his father. John Stephens, is
superintendent.
Messrs. Lightbody. Cogshell, Valen-
tine, Gardner and other Masons at
tended the Whiting lodge Wednesday
night.
L. c. Mann is confined to his bed
with illness.
Miss Lightbody visited Miss Elliott
in South Chicago last night.
suit is being tried in Judge Jones
court today Charles PitzeIe having
sued ]. R. Brant of this place for $3.50
damages for alleged failure to have a
store building at Gary ready for him
at a specified time.
w. W. LOOMS leaves tonight for a
quist takes his place as Waterman at
the Lake Shore crossing during his
absence.
The Lady Maccabees held a special
meeting this afternoon to initiate six
members.
Miss Helen Calvin spent today ii
Chicago.
Georgetta Smith has scarlet fever.
Mrs H. c. Ralston has returned from
her visit to Valparaiso.
! Edward Schield has gone to his home
in Canal Fulton, O.. as he is threatened
with typhoid fever.
The Boosters Commercial club held
its weekly meeting Tuesday night.
There are but two sheet mills run
ming at the Inland at present.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

The attractive Christmas display in
our local merchants windows would
do credit to a much larger town.
Ray Southworth has just received
telegram from a couple of his old
friends, whom he used to work with
as dispatcher on the Santa Fe. inviting
him to meet them in Chicago soon, at
a banquet they intend to give.
William Quodlin's little daughter is
suffering from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
Floyd Hand. the 10-year-old son Of
N. Hand an Erie section foreman. had
the misfortune to fall last evening
and break his arm just above the wrist.
Dr. J. H Goad was called and soon
had the broken member cared for.
The A L. Russell company have dis
posed of part of their properly near
Gary to Chicago parties.
NJ c. Barney made a business trip
to Palmer yesterday.
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MICHIGAN CITY

Winifred Young. daughter of Kath-
crime Young. 1413 South Washington
street, is now in a critical condition.
She is suffering from appendicitis. and
is now being attended by a specialist
of Chicago. DR.. Chislett. a temper
airy operation has been performed
Miss Young Is we'll and favorably
known in Michigan City and her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
The Franklin street bridge was
raised high enough today to allow the
passage of the barge which attempted
to get through yesterday to winter in
this port The hand machinery with
which it was raised has been again re-
paired so that the structure could be
lowered after the vessel passed under
1t. Traffic has been resumed and 1t is
not expected that it will be found ne
| cessary to again raise the bridge, as
all of the boats are now in for the
winter
The Chicago, Lake Shore & South
Bend Interurban Electric railway has
been made the defendant in suit
filed by Mrs. Ida Smith, the admins
tratrix in the estate of Frank Smith
road at South Bend. The case has been
filed in the superior court at LaPorte.
Sunday evening services Will be held
at the Zion Lutheran church. The
services will be in memory of the late
King oscar of Sweden. Rev. l. a. Los
gren, pastor of the church, who is per
sonally acquainted with the new King
Gustav ", will deliver a lecture on Os-
car as a king, orator. writer and poet
Rev. August Johnson of LaPorte will
talk on the subject What King Oscar
Has Done for the Swedes in America
The services promise to be very inter
esting and instructive.
Bishop John Hazen White of the
Michigan City diocese, will give din
ner to the clergy and laity of the
district The dinner will be held II
the oliver hotel at South Bend. The
invitations will be issued on Jan. 1 anC
the dinner will be held Jan. 16.
1t has just been made public thai
J. S Ford, president of the Ford ant
Johnson company, underwent a seriou!
operation last Saturday, at which time
his life was in danger. He is now sale
to be well on the way to recovery.
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the county for the use of the public
funds Of the town. It is understood that
no local bank can bid. owing to the
legal requirement that the bidding
banks be one year old.
Practically all of the outside con-
crete work is completed on the new
buildings at the Burlington Cement
plant Some work is still being carried
on however. in spite Of the unfavor-
able weather with the assistance of
fires kept going TO dry the concrete as
rapidly as 1t is put in the forms. 1t
will still take some little time before
the plant will be ready to use the new
parts and turn out the intended out
put of 1900 barrels per day.
City Engineer Melton has filed the
numbering maps for that part of Gary
south Of the Pennsylvania and those
residents arp beginning to supply their
building with numerical designations.
| The old houses. some of which have
been there for nearly half a century,
have most Of them been repaired, and
with the new numbers adjoining them
take on quite a metropolitan air.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-12
LOWELL NEWS

Albert Fisher, who had the mis-
fortune recently to get a finger bruised
while working with a steam engine
has been having quite a serious time
with blood poison, but at this writing
is improving.
Mesdames Diantha Hogan and Emma
Castle of Hebron, are visiting here at
the home of their brother, Jay Nc
Caun, and other old friends.
The birth of a nine pound baby boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Johnson, Is
reported.
Mrs. Charley Fisher who went with
her husband to Rapid City. S. D., a few
weeks ago. has returned to Lowell
for a visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Perkins Turner. Her husband
has fled on a government homestead
and as soon as he gets a house built
which will be in about six weeks, Mrs.
Fisher will follow.
AxteI Gromberg. formerly a resident
Of Lowell, but now Of Goldfeld, Ia,
is here on visit to his old time
friends.
The old bridge across Cedar Creek
just north of town. has been sold by
the county commissioners to Howard
SIocumb for $50, who is tearing 1t down
and hauling it away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-12
ST. JOHNS NEWS

Joseph Gerlach made business trip
to Crete, Ill, yesterday.
Peter Weingart and sister left for
Chicago Wednesday evening.
Miss Margaret Schaefer returned
from Chicago last night.
Mrs. Peter Pfeifer Of Whiting is tho
guest Of her sister Mrs. John Pfeifer
John Bixenman of Hanover Center
transacted business here yesterday
Miss Kately Monohau. the nurse
from Chicago in the John Pfeifer home.
left for her home last night The at
tending physician thinks Mr. Pfeifer
does not need the care of the nurse
any longer.
The funeral OF John A. Weis OF
.Schererville, will occur there Friday
forenoon at 10 o'clock
The Purdue dairy special arrived here
on schedule time yesterday and the
lectures began at once to the audience.
in the coaches. The illustrated talks
were we'll given and received the only
objection was in the shortness OF the
time spent for the purpose. but it is
worth while, short or long. for any
dairy man to listen to the good advice
and experiments of the lecturers.
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LIE ROY NEWS

May Green visited in Crown Point,
Tuesday.
Fred Kramer of Southeast Grove.
who has been visiting in Winomac for
the last few days, returned home Tues
day morning.
Tim Beach was shopping out of town
Tuesday
Everybody that visited the Stock
Show at Chicago, were we'll pleased.
There was heavy fall of snow here
Monday night.
man of the name of George. who
has been working around here all fall
for Jimmie Mcknight, returned to his
home in Upton. Tuesday.
The $3.50 train was over one hour
late Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Miller was shopping in Crown
Point, Tuesday
Charles Benjamin. one of our prog
ressing farmers west of Leroy. has re-
Gently installed a new furnace in his
home.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

Eugene H. ZiegIer Of Chicago. was
Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Misses Millicent Hart and Ina Bell
Peterson are both on the sick list
Dan Moran and Frank Shine were
down from Hammond yesterday.
Albert Foster and George Bailey OF
Lowell. transacted business in town
yesterday.
William Parry is having the mar pie,
u be used on the court house. hauleo
from the depot The marble decora-
tions and floor contract was lei 70 MN
for $4,000.
Levi E. Bailey was in Hammond yes
terday on business.
Mrs. n. r. Hart was in Chicago yes
terday.
Gilbert Ross has charge Of the Adams
Express wagon, and Neko Koschincke
is driving on account Of George
Trump being sick with tonsilitis-
William Burford & Co. OF Indian
arolis, through John Smith, were again
given the contract for supplying all
the county officers with book station
cry, etc. They have supplied the Of
fees for about fifteen years and have
given general satisfaction.
The commissioners are having {
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HOBART NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Scholler were
guests OF friends in Chicago yester-
day
Mrs. Rhode Tuthm. her son. Claude
and daughter Jessie. were Chicago vis-
itors Wednesday,
At the next regular meeting of court
Hobart No. 3. / O. F. OF A. Dec. 49,
there viii be limitations and election
OF officers. 1t is desired that there
viii be fun attendance Of members
Mrs. Lonnie Pho Of indianapolis. who
has been visiting her parents in Ham
mond the past week. is visiting in
Hobart a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pho.
A good-sized crowd attended the card
party in odd Fellows hall Tuesday
evening. given by the Lady Maccabees.
Miss Nellie Cook and J. B. Johnson
were winners of the first prizes which
Miss Lizzie Rossow and Julius Larson
carried off the BOBBY honors.
Mrs. John Killigrew has been some
what under the weather the last few
days.
Billy Maybau who has been work
ing at Gary since last spring. has
quit there and is back TO Hobart
again
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INVITE A TEST.
Summers Pharmacy Asks Catarrh Suf-
fcrerS to Try HyOmei on
Their Guarantee.

Summers pharmacy invites all who
suffer from any form of catarrhal
troubles TO get a Hyomei outfit from
them with their absolute guarantee
that if it does not give perfect salts
faction, the money will be refunded
upon request.
There is no other treatment for ca
tarrh that in any way resembles Hyo-
mel, none that gives such quick cura-
tive results and lasting satisfaction. no
medicine that can take its place. none
that can be sold on a guarantee like
this, to refund the money unless it
cures.
Catarrh is a germ disease and can be
cured only by breathing Hyomei, so
that the most remote air cells in the
nose, throat and lungs are reached by
its antiseptic healing powers. In this
way all catarrhal germs are killed, the
irritated mucous membrane is healed
and catarrh is driven from the system.
This wonderful medicated air treat
ment does not drug and derange the
stomach, but is breathed through q
little pocket inhaler that goes with
every outfit.
The unusual way in which Summers
pharmacy sells Hyomei attests their
confidence in the remedy.
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HESSVILLE NEWS

Mrs. James Yanes and son Walter,
spent Wednesday in Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas German and daughter,
Grace, were Hammond visitors yester-
day.
Mrs. Schneider of Hammond was the
guest of Mrs. Hess yesterday.
The Hessvile school will close Fri
day. Dec. 20, for one weeks vacation.
Another of Hessvines oldest set
tiers has passed away. Mrs. Michael
Ginther died Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Mrs. Ginther has been an
acute sufferer from rheumatism the
past few weeks She leaves a hus-
band. two daughters Mrs. Ben Lohse,
of Hessville. and Mrs. Ida Wilson of
Salt Lake City; a son. Ernest Ginther
of Hammond; a sister, Mrs. Johanna
Lohse, and several other relatives,
among whom are Mrs Richard Adams
of HessviIe and Fred Gastel of Ham
mond. The funeral will be held Fri
day afternoon at 1 o'clock from the
house.
Mrs Ida Wilson of Salt Lake City is
expected Friday to attend the funeral
of her mother, Mrs. Ginther.
Miss Minnie Ginther of Hammond
was a Hessville visitor yesterday.
Mrs Gustave Grapp spent Wednes-
day in Hammond
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was here yesterday morning and left
with the Dair special.
H L. Keilman transacted business at
Lowell Tuesday.
Frank Loehmer made a business trip
t. Schererville yesterday afternoon.
Another candidate for road super
visor has entered the race making
three. namely Henry Greiving, John
Noble and Henry Heiman.
The directors of the First National
bank here held its monthly meeting at
the bank yesterday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Stommel and daughter,
Ruth, were Chicago visitors yesterday.
The Purdue Dairy special arrived
here on time yesterday morning. Quite
number Of people were present to
listen to the talk given. All present
were we'll pleased with the talk, only
that it was too short.
Our public schools will be closed Fri
day TO give teachers and pupils a
chance to attend the funeral of the
late trustee. ]. A. Weis at Schererville