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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

IL 1N(R
]. D. Suesse. general superintendent
of the Monon line was in the city yes
terday. He states that within the last
few days there has been marked
Improvement in freight moving, and
this, coupled with the passenger bust
ness improvement is increasing the
earnings. The road, he says, will soon
be making its old time earnings if
present conditions continue.
WAITING AT THE CHURCH.
An absent Charlottesville bridegroom
caused the indefinite postponement of
the wedding of Lewis Lee and Miss
Gladys Livengod of this city. which
was to have taken place this evening.
The young woman remains true to her
lover as she believes that financial
affairs caused him to leave.
EDITORS HAVE AN OUTING.
Fifteen out of twenty democratic
editors who will join their associates,
the members of the Indiana Demo-
cratic Editorial association, in an out
ing at Fairvtew park today, arrived
in Indianapolis yesterday and at 4 p.
m held meeting at the Grand hotel.
Is YOUNGEST BOARD MEMBER.
Karl II Nolland. the youngest Co
lumbus school board member that the
city has ever had, retires from his ac-
| tive position as secretary Friday and
will be succeeded by Frank Flanagan
Mr.. NolIand, who was made president
of the night school alumni for life. is
| the only alumnus who has ever served
! on the board
| MURDERER is COOL.
| Conrad Kohlmeier Of Princeton shot
! by John Altman Tuesday night in at
tempting to elope with the formers
daughter died this afternoon.
When informed of the death Altman
! in jail, cOolly remarked:
We'll, that's too bad" picked up {
guitar and began to play
TWO TOWNSHIPS DRY.
After spending six days in a hard
fought trial before the county com
misisoners at Boonville, the remonstra
tors of Ohio township, Warrick county
won a decided victory, and for two
years this township win be dry"
REQUIEM MASS HELD.
The pontifcal requiem mass, the frs
of the closing features of the priests
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"THIS DATE IN HISTORY. "


AUGUST =.
11O0-William II. of England son OF
The Conqueror," died in England.
Born in Normandy in 1856.
1868 The plague appeared in London
1792-Gen Mordecai Gist. Maryland pa
triot and friend of George Wishing
ton died in Charleston. Born in
Baltimore 1913
1902 Bonaparte declared Consul of
France for life.
185S-Queen Victoria sanctioned En-
press Of India.
1S62-victoria. b. c., incorporated as a
city.
1SS2- Regina made the capital of the
Northwest Territories
19O7-David Christie Murray journalist
and author died. Born April -
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this DATE IN HISTORY,
August 1.

Il
1604--John Eliot, missionary to the In
dams, born. Died May 21, 1890
1759-Allies defeated the French at
battle of Minden.
1S15-Richard Henry Dana, jr.. author
of Two Years Before the Mast"
born in Cambridge. Mass. Died in
Rome. Jan. 7, 1882.
1S19-Herman Melville, writer on South
Sea life, born in New York City.
Died there Sept. s. 1891.
1S76-Senate acquitted Mr. Belknap
Secretary of War, on charge of sell
ing official positions.
1SS5-Conviction of Louis Reil, leader
of the rebellion in the Canadian
Northwest
1SS9-"Pilgrim Fathers" monument al
New Plymouth, Mass. dedicated.
1SS9-Elihu Root succeeded Gen. Algel
as Secretary of War of the Z. S.
t9o4-Robert E. Pattison, ex governor
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advertisement in his journal: For
Sale Cheap-We have line of dis
reputable Indian rain gods of whom
we are tired. They are cut from so
cents to 35 cents They have caused
it to rain every twenty -four hours for
two months past, and if we can't sell
them we shall dump them in the la
COON. It is our purpose to give them
ali the water they want"
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Up AND DOWN IN INDIANA

eucharist convention, took place this
morning in Sacred Heart church. Notre
Dame, all the clergy, including bishops
and other prelates. being present. The
Ri. Rev. Herman Joseph Alcrding
bishop of Fort Wayne. was celebrant
QUITS CIGARETTE SMOKING WIFE.
Charging that his wife is addicted
to the use Of cigarettes. and that she
has frequently promised to give up the
ha bita but failed to do so. Noah Fisher
of Kokomo has petitioned the superior
court to grant him divorce from
Laura J. Fisher He says his wife has
told him that she lived with him only
to secure roof above her head.
BOYS TICKET IN FIELD.
Today the party conventions were
held at the Winona Boys City and
Saturday the election will take place.
Both liberals and conservatives have
tickets in the field,
YOUNG ROY HERO.
Joe Rogers of Wabash, aged 10, prov
ed a hero today. While boating with
his S-year-old sister he leaned too far
over the side of the boat upsetting
the swift current where the Wabash
is deep he struggled with his little sis
ter. both of them frequently going
down. When finally he landed the lit
tie girl on the bank he was almost
exhausted.
HANGS AT DIZZY HEIGHT.
BY hanging with one hand to wire
for twenty minutes suspended sixty
feet above the water Elmer NJ. Peter
son, 702 Cedar street, yesterday morn
ing saved himself from being drowned
while working on a cable which the
indianapolis Telephone company wa:
putting on the new West Michigan
street bridge over White river
CONFEssES MANY FORGERIEs.
! Contrasting fifty forgeries, admitting
/ that he had stolen $4,000 from tn
county while it's employee by means 0
fraudulent warrants and finally declar
i ing it was he who had stolen and ar
ranged for the destruction of certain
county records to cover up his crimes
Emmett s. Higgins. chief witness 70
the state in the John McGregor brib
cry case, finished his testimony yes
terday afternoon.
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TO DISCUSS TAFT ATTITUDE.

New York, August 1.-The political
managers of both parties are somewhat
interested in the action of the New
York Federation of Jewish Organiza-
tions in calling a massmeeting of Jew
ish voters to be held tomorrow in the
Rivington street synagogue. The
meeting will discuss the condition of
the Jews in Russia, Roumania and
other countries and the attitude of
Judge Taft thereto with view of in
fluencing the Jewish vote in his favor
in the coming election.
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"THIs IS MY 9th BIRTHDAY"
Robert T. Lincoln.

Robert T. Lincoln, president OF the
Pullman Palace Car Company. was born
in Springfield, H., Aug. /. lS43. the
eldest son of President Abraham Lin
coin and Mary Todd Lincoln. He re-
ceived his early education in his home
city and then studied at Harvard Col
lege. from which he graduated in 1864,
as A b. He took up the study of law
at Harvard Law School. but entered the
army when the war broke out and
served as captain on the staff of Gen.
L. s Grant. After the war he completed
his law studies and engaged in practice
in Chicago. He became Secretary OF
War under President Garfield in 1881
and remained in that position under
President Arthur. He was strongly
| mentioned for the presidential nomina-
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IN POLITICS

Muncie, Ind, July 31.-The Della
ware Lincoln club is the name given
to the new republican organization just
completed in Delaware county with
several hundred members. 1t will be
a constituent of the Lincoln club of
Indiana and of the national Lincoln
organization. 1t is intended as an
auxiliary to the republican central
committee Of the county. James Bris-
set is president and ]. Riley Broyles
is secretary.
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Ii pays TO appreciate better
than it does to be appre-
ciatcd by fools.

Investigating committees in Chicago
have found there is not one amuse-
ment park in that city worthy the
patronage of a union labor man. one
sells non union bread, another has non
union walters, and another dispenses
nom union beer, and 50 on. Apparent
ly the only thing lacking to make their
misery complete is to discover that
union men are handed their pay by a
non union paymaster.
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Tired of Rain Gods.

The editor of the indian School Jour
nal at Chilcoco has a crafts shop IN
which are sold different articles made
by the Indians AS result Of the
foods in Oklahoma he has inserted this
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ton in 1884. but refused to oppose Gen.
arthur in the Convention. Under Presi-
dent Harrison Mr.. Lincoln was envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
ttary of the United States to Great Brit
ain After his retirement in 1898 he
became general consul of the Pullman
Company and after the death of George
H Pullman he was elected president of
the company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

William r. Hearst abs accepted an
invitation from the leaders of the in
dependence party in Indiana to attend
their state convention, which Will meet
in indianapolis Aug. 25, to name can
didates for governor and other state
officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

Logansport Ind, July 31.-George
Burkhart, former representative in the
state legislature from this city. made
the statement in 1896 that he would
not paint his house until William J.
Bryan was elected president. Burk
hart has kept his word and this fall
he hopes to give the house an elabor
ate coat of paint.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

There is one time in her life when
wife never questions her hus-
bands Judgment and that is when
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

Debs has one advantage. anyway. His
first name isn't Bill and that, to some
people, is a surcease of sorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

Hot Springs, Va. July Civilian
H. Taft was today entirely free from
politics 50 far as conferences Were
concerned. "A game of golf and drive
with General Henry G. Corbin were
the days plans for recuperation and
exercise. Arrangements are being
made for printing second and larger
edition Of the notification speech to
meet demands now being made for cop
les of that document. This speech, also
is to be printed by the national COM
mittee for general distribution in the
campaign and several of the subjects
treated may be printed separately in
leaflet form for readers interested in
particular subjects Letters of con
graduation on the speech are begin
ming to reach Hot Springs.
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r A n M
THINGS AND FILINGS

The constant prediction of the weather
man that we are to have cool wave
is about as consoling as a hold-over
headache.
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Hard Job For the BARRIERS.

Fred Pierce is up from his Cedar
Hill ranch to get the pinion burrs out
of his hirsute appendage.-Durango
(Colo) Democrat.
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Michigan City, Ind, July 31.-At q
convention Of democrats of Porter and
Laporte counties, yesterday afternoon.
John G. Benkie of Porter was nomi-
mated for joint representative. and c.
r. Collins of this city, for Judge of
the superior court district composed
Of Laporte and Porter counties.
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a GIRL CAN HAVE ENGAGEMENTS
GAGGED AT ALL.

The Toleston Gun club is getting its
name into the papers for the last time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

Secretary Loeb. replying to an invi-
tation to President Roosevelt to speak
in Lacrosse. Wis. in September. has
written the local fair association of that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01
A man thinks sometimes that 1t is
the proper thing to kick ON the
gas bill even if 1t il all right.

A man in southern Minnesota has
vowed never to have his hair cut until
Bryan makes a speech.-Minneapolis
Journal
We hope this doesn't become preva-
lent in Lake county. Our BARRIERS GER
tainly need the money.
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John W. Hoffman, who. when demo :
cratic candidate for mayor of Indian
apolis was a bitter antagonist of Thorn
as Taggart and John w. Kern. has an
nounced that he will stump Indiana in
behalf Of the Bryan and Kern ticket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

EVER HEAR OF A CLANCY WORK
FACE:" WELL, IT'S WHEN YOUR
RUFgLED BROYVS KNIT.
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Richard Yates of Illinois. who
wants to get back in the governor s
chair says he expects to carry Cook
county (Chicago) by from $4,000 to 3d.
600 votes over Governor Deneen in the
republican primaries next week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-01

THE HAPPIEsT MOMENTS IN OUR
LIVES ARE NOT THOSE WE PLAN
FOR AND ANTICIPATE, but THOSE
THAT COME TO Us ENTIRELY IN
EXPECTED.
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1t is very difficult for man whose
neighbOr keeps chickens to love
him as he does himself.
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The Trades council of Muncie, Ind,
has invited John w. Kern, the demo-
cratic candidate for vice president, to
be the principal speaker at the Labor
Day demonstration in Muncie in Sep
TENDER.
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of Pennsylvania. died. Born I
s. 1850.
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city, stating that the president will
make no speeches and take no part in
the coming campaign.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-13
DEMOCRACY TOO. HAS LVELN
FIGHT FOR ONERNOESItlI

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-13
HEARST APPEALS TO
SOUTHERN NORKINGMEN

Atlanta. Ga. sept 12--W Il. Hearst
of New York addressed a large gath
,ring of organized labor here tonight.
MIR Hoarsfs speech dealt largely with
tho relations between capital and la
bor
Thomas l.. HsEcn, the presidential
nomine, of the Independence party.
and John Temple Graves, his running
mate. accompanied by Cla'r''" J.
ehearn. of New York. mIu. lytng
trip 10 Thomasvllle and Albany. Ca.
today. speeches being delivered at the
former place in the forenoon and at
tho latter tonight. The candidates will
return to Atlanta sunday and on Mon
day win go to birmingham. where a
public demonstration viii be- held.
Ia his speech TO the laboring men
tonight Mr. Hearst said in part.
MY approval Of labor unions Is not
q mere sentiment based on momen-
tar, Impulse. bot it IS firm convic-
tion founded on long years of expert
cnr,. :
There is no natural conflict be-
tween labor and capital ana every
such struggle is a mistake.
Labor and capital are allies in the
creation OF wealth. said in my Labor
day speech that in my opinion busi-
ness is merely a partnership arrange
mcnt between employer and employe.
The moral obligation of that partner
ship IS a just division OF wealth. | will
add to that statement that an employ
cr who tries TO deprive his employees OF
just wage is engaged In no higher
occupation than robbing his partner.
and / will say that a working man
who does not take an interest In the
business In which he is engaged. is do
ing nothing less than limiting tn
ability Of that business to pay hin
good wages"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-13
CASTRO DEF|ES The
FRENCH NATION
Judgment Against Gable Com
pany Reserves Right of Ven
ezueIa to Take Action
Against France,


BY Morning journal Special Leased WIRE
Caracas Friday Aug Follow
ing close ON President Castro's rec
cent affront to France when he re-
fused to recognize the Brazilian min
lister as i'm charge of French inter
ests in Venezuela, comes the accuS-
alton from the judge OF the civil
court of the hrst instance of Caracas
| that high officials of the French gov
erHmont had instgated the rerolu-
| tionary acts of the late French Vice
! Consul QuicVreuX and that as n con-
sequence the Venezuelan government
reserves the right to bring what ac-
ti0H against the government of France
it may deem convenient
This sensational statement, threat
enng the revelations Of new scandals
and which can sull further embitter
France against Venezuela was made
by Judge CHIMES in his decision i'm
the trial of the French Gable com
pany for completely in the Matos rev
olution and in which he condemns
the company to pay an enormous tnc
of almost $5.000,00O besides large ad-
,duionul damages ~ b. assessed by
experts This Judgment rendered ON
August ID clnse4 MS follows.
-..For the reasons. EXPRESSED. admin
isterlng Justice by che authority Of
the law. this action is declared to be
oelI founded and I'm consequence the
Ereucb Gable companv is condemned
to nav to the Venezuelan nation the
sum of 2417E63S.47 bolivars. and also
the other additional damages and
nreiudtcps enumerated in observation
Number to be assessed by experts.
There is no esnecial condemnation in
costs
And If has been proved by the
tostinonv that Mr. Ouicyreux was "A
.moet diIiprnt agent of the liberation
re,oI,tion in Caracas. i'm spitc of his
cb,r.cta, of ,-ice consul of France and
mar t,lkino advantage of the official
f,rctiops which he exercised as such.
and of his relations with the priuci-
nal acents ana renrrscntatives of the
Icrenrb rabIe compauv he officiuusly
contributed "a tbo maintenance of the
lihoratinp revoIutiou. thus greatly
da,,,rinp tho interests of this rppub-
H.. and as II is also urolrd that this
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implicated have since been dismissed
by the United states attorney.
The indictments were obtained and
the special attorneys set out to prove
the charge of jury bribiug. Attorney
Gordon. who conducted the ease, sue
ceeded IN showing the court that Ala-
rid and a man named Gregorio Gri,go,
of Taos county who had been NOM
her of the grand jury, and who had
been discharged from service, had
tampered with jurors. Alarid was SEN
fenced to term in jail while Griego
was let off with a fine Alarid was
shortly after indicted for perjury in
connection with the case. The govern
ment thus far has succeeded in adduc-
ing some very interesting testimony,
The case has excited much interest
hero, whore Alarid has had some
prominence in local politics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-13
| 0UlSIANA FUGITIVE
CAPTURED IN NEVADA

Reno. New. sept. Louis Malcus,
formerly a contractor Of Shreveport
La was arrested here today and is
nov held on the charge of deserting
his wife and child of that city and of
defraudiug creditors in Shreveport of
more than $4,000 n IS stated Nal
Gus was one Of tn" most prominent
contractor of shreveport and was en-
gagged in building thu Pythian temple
In that city when he LETT with another
woman
on leaving Louisiana 90 is said Nal
Gus went to Texas. whore he boarded
steamer for Los Angoles which was
shipwrecked News of his downing
reached shreveport. which led the or
fees o. further search Malcus i7
believed here TO De the man wanted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-13
Al ARID ON TRIAL IN
SANTA FE FOR
PERJURY
Notorious Jury Bribing Charge
Comes Up Again Before
Judge McFiei United States
Grand Jury AdjOunS,

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derhase reported that hor commtt,,
on athletics for girls had deeidc5
that intcrplayground competitions
omoug girls are unnecessary and un-
desirable. The committee on athletics
for boys reported faVorug the award
ing OF a button FOR winners OF Compe-
uuons ana the abolition OF all other
forms OF prizes
Miss Maudc Summers said the ant
of story telling must be revived In or
der that "the harmful penny dread
ful trash" might be driven out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-13
GRAND MARAlS SAFE
UNTIL WIND CHANGES

Duluth Sept " -Uul,-- % strong
aInd SPRING up within thr next thir-
ty-slN hours Grand Marais Chicago
Hy. HotelauI 1853 BAY Pigeon River
and other settlements along tine north
shore wiI escape fhH Tat. ni chisholm.
The Booth steamer America came
into port at midnight having un board
several refug es from Chicago Bay.
about which fires are burning hsrc,h
and whose citizens have appealed o.
Governor johnson for ala.