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into the harbor in their efforts to get
1t the drinks.
Finally some one discovered that it
was possible to scramble aboard. 1t
was not minute before those forelgn-
ers were sticking TO the sides " lae
ship like a lot of flies
When between five and six regiments
of them had scrambled aboard and
found that there was hut one case Of
beer they did not seem to be disap-
pointed. they just went around on tho
deck and picked up the bottles which
had been partly emptied by the pas
sengers and finished them UP.
1t was not long before all Of the
beer was gone. It was true that the
oratory of the speakers could be more
easily heard after the beer riot was
over, but the faces Of the foreigners
assumed the old look of indifference.
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SHOCKING CRIME
is CHARGED
CONTINUED from page u.

Intervening years Pulver heard regu-
larry from his sister in the hospital
and in turn kept Mr.. Coons informed
as to how his daughter was getting
along
PARENTAGE WAS UNKNOWN.
Finally a Hammond doctor told Mr.
COons that he wanted to adopt a little
girl and Mr. Coons saw an opportunity
to have his child placed in a good
home. The doctor died. but the child
was taken by Mrs. Geib instead, and
she raised her, little knowing that she
was the daughter of a well known
Hammond man.
Finally Mr.. COOns revealed the fact
that Bella Rosenbaum. whose name
was changed to Mary E Gefb by or
der of the judge of the Lake Superior
Court about a year ago, when the child
was formally adopted by Mrs. Geib,
that the girl was his daughter.
There has been trouble between Mr..
Coons and Mrs. Geib ever since this
revelation was made. 1t eliminated
yesterday in the arrest of Mr.. Coons
and the revealing of the whole history
| of the case.
GIRL ACCUSES HER FATHER.
Mrs. Geib insists that Mr. Coons is
guilty Of unnatural relations with his
daughter and bases her charge of the
girls own confession. Mr.. Coons in
sists with equal decisiveness that he is
not guilty of the charge and that it is
all a case of jealousy on Mrs. Geib s
part.
In the record in the Offices of the
county clerk relative to the petition
| for adoption of Bella Ros enbaum by
Mrs. Geib an extract from the courts
proceedings is as follows:
1t further appearing to the court
that the Whereabouts Of the parents
of said Bella Bosenbaum, were wholly
unknown, the court now finds that II
be in the best interests of said Belle
Rosenbaum to be adopted as prayed
for in the petition"
This entry was made on April 9
1907, and indicated that It has beer
only a little over year that Mrs
| Geib has known Of the fact that Mr.
Coons was the girls father. although
she had cared for her for a number Of
years, in fact since the year 1901.
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Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. E. r Kunert will go
to South Bend tomorrow in their ma
chine to spend the day.
Miss Mile OMalley will spend Sun
day with friends and relatives in Chi
cago.
Mrs. George schnurr Of Lansing spent
the day shopping in Hammond.
Mrs. J. p. Yonkie and children and
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yon-
kie of Kankakee III. are going to
Milwaukee tonight and visit over Sun
day.
T. ]. Eberle of Crown Point will
visit relatives in Hammond over sun
day.
Miss Marguerite Mack of Crown
Point spent yesterday with friends in
Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ketchen went to
Crown Point to spend the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Smith Of East
Chicago were visitors in Hammond
last evening
If you'd be dubbed a handsome girl
And win a handsome Knight,
The secret here l do impart,
Take HOLSTERS Rock Mountain at
night
otto NegIe the druggist
Mr. and Mrs. j. c Lavene and son,
clayton. ana Miss Blanche circuit will
go to Valparaiso tomorrow to remain
over Sunday with friends
z. F. Walker Of South Chicago trans
! acted business in Hammond yesterday
F. A. Johnson Of Highland was in
Hammond today on business.
Raymond Knof of Chiago will
spend Sunday with friends in Ham
mond
Mrs Charles Germany and little
daughter. Lois. of EngIewood are
| spending a few days with Mrs. o. A
Krinbnl at her home in Rimbach ave
nue..
Misses Mable and Lulu Sherry viii
go to Lowell tomorrow to spend a few
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CHURCH SERVICES

The Pentecostal Church of the Naxar-
enc Rev. Herbert Hunt, pastor. 210
Indiana avenue.
Sunday services:
Sunday school-9:45 a. m.
Preaching 100 a. m.
Praise Service-3:0O p. m.
Street Meeting-6:3O p. m.
EvangeIistic Sercice-7:45 p. m.
Midweek Services
Tuesday, Young Peoples Meeting
100 p. m.
Wednesd ay-Prayer meetings p. m
Thursday. Cottage meetings p. m
Saturday street meetings p. m.
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Travel. the Teacher.

No young man can boast Of thor
ough education until he has been
abroad and learned the ways and
ideas of other nations. In superior
schools travelling during the holidays
should be made compulsory, or at
least strongly encouraged .-Vienna
Familienblaetter.
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RETrRN ERoM NEEDING VIsIT.

Mr. and Mrs William C Belman have
returned to Hammond from a very de-
lightful wedding trip Of a few weeks
spent on the Great Lakes They will
be at home TO their friends after Aug
ust first in The Oaks" at Glendale
park.
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The Matrimonial lest.

To those contemplating matrimony,
1 would recommend them TO defer
their decision till they have played
bridge with the object of their affec-
tions.-Lady Gordon, in Plymouth
(Eng) Mail.
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VISIT IN MICHIGAN.

Miss Lenore and George and Joseph
Shaw of Truman avenue went to South
Haven. Mich, today TO visit their
mother and sister Mrs. Joseph Shaw
and Miss Katherine Shaw. who are
spending the summer there.
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First Christian Church-An service

First Christian Church-AII services
at the Tabernacle.
Bible Study-10;0O a. m.
Communion Service-11 a. m.
Sermon-11:15 a. m.
Junior Endeaver-:6:30 p. m.
Christian Endeavor-6:3O p. m.
Evangelistic Service-7:30 p. m.
Garfield Club-Monday evening.
Orchestra practice-Tuesday even
ing.
Bible Class-Wednesday evening.
Ladies' Societies-Thursday after
noon.
All are cordially invited to attend
any and all OF these services.
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GARFIELD CLUR MEETS.

The Garfield club of the First Chris
tian church viii meet Monday evening
at the tabernacle and all members are
asked to attend as a pleasant session
is anticipated.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. Middleton of Cleve-
land, o.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs Geo
Fisher Of 319 South Holman street
for few weeks
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GETS READY FOR SUNDAY.

Representing the office boys union,
Gerald Bowman says that the mem
bers expect to have a large time to-
morrow. Why shouldn't we?" says
Master Bowman, and then standing
first upon one foot and then upon the
other he pens the following James
Buchanan Elmorette:
Owing to the nice weather we have
today and the weather that is fore
casted for tomorrow. there will be a
large crowd at the lake front tonight
and tomorrow to hear =. A. Pugh 5
splendid band. The weather will also
draw people to the bathing beach as
usual when the water is warm.
sunday Sports.
When the water is nice and warm.
How the people from Hammond swarm
To Lake Front
And at noon they eat their lunch.
Drinking lemonade and punch,
At Lake Front
And as evening is drawing near,
From Lake Front"
When they leave dear old Lake Front
They will try another stunt.
At "Kindels Grove
They will go to see the badger fight
And there they Will stay all night,
At."Kindefs Grove"
Then as daylight breaks from high.
All the people will begin to fly,
For Dear Old Hammond"
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] OVER THE TEA CUPS


last evening in the parlors of the First
Presbyterian church for the members
OF the Sunday school There was a
very large attendance of young people,
all of whom reported a pleasant enter
tainment. short musical program
was rendered during the evening. after
which dainty refreshments were served.
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Golden Rule Council No. /. y. Of L..
gave pleasant and successful pedro
party Yesterday afternoon in the X of
p. hall The party was very we'll at
tended by friends OF the council The
afternoon was devoted TO the playing
Of cards, there being thirteen tables
The game began at o'clock Mes
danes J. d. Pontuis and Lizzie Burge
won the honors for the afternoon
CHILDREN'S SOCIAL.
A very ENJOYABLE social was given
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Professor Goehringer. who has been
attending the synod at Addison, re-
turned home today.
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pine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. church. Rev

f. NJ. Elliott, superintendent.
1000 a m-Sunday school.
100 p. m.-Song service and preach
ing.
on Wednesday evening the Ladies
Aid Society will give an ice cream So
cial on the lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Thompson. corner of Cedar and HUFF
man streets good time is promised.
Everybody cordially invited Ice
cream and cake. 10 cents.
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HIBERNIANs WILL AID CHURCH.

indianapolis, July 24.-The adoption
of strong resolutions looking toward
the extension OF the influence of the
Roman Catholic church in the United
States and Canada. and the election Of
officers occupied the time of the con-
Vention of the Ancient Order of H.
bernians today and tonight The adj
ministration ticket headed by Presi-
dent Cummings was successful with
the exception Of James T Carroll. ma
tionaI secretary 1t was stated that
ton of Cummings, and for this was
displaced by Cummings men The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Observation-Disclosures Cummings Of
Boston.
Vice observation-disclosures ]. Regain of
st. Paul. MINI.
Secretary-John T. McGinnis of
Scranton Pa
Treasurer-John F. Quinn of Joliet,
Illinois
National directors-Rev. John D.
Kennedy, Danbury. Conn. Edward T.
McCrysial. New York P T Moran.
Washington; John J. OMeara, Butte.
Mont. and c. ]. Foy, Montreal. Canada.
a resolution was passed at this af-
ternoons session in favor Of using
every influence. moral and financial. in
is planned to open the treasury of the
national organization for the benefit of
churches that are weak financially
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The Christian Science Society Will
hold their services Sunday in the sec
ond floor Of the Hammond building
Regular church services Will be held
al 1915 a. m. after which Sunday
school for persons under 20 years Of
age will be held.
The Wednesday night meetings are
held a 7:45 p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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HAvE INSTALLATION on oFrIcERs.

The Hammond Temple. No. 81. Ply
THAN Sisters, met last evening In the
K. Of p. hall for the regular mes
ing. Several important business mat
ters were discussed and great deal
of work was planned by the ladies' 70
be done before Christmas. Plans were
also discussed for picnic which they
will be give during the summer. al
though no definite date has been set.
The installation Of officers took place
and the following We're installed after
which refreshments were served:
Past chief-Mrs Alice Haney.
Most excellent chief ~ Mrs. Mary
Bostwick.
Excellent senior-Mrs. Lou Adlrich.
Excellent junior-Mrs. Rachel Nc
Grail
Manager Of temple-Mrs Louise
Cady
Protector of temple-Mrs. susie Dob
bins
Guard of out temple-Mrs. Emma
Weymans
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THE TIMES COOK BOOK
= . . - = = . ~~%%~%%~%
SWEET PICKLE FOR FRUIT.

o VIII a
OF
cherries
cked with a
washed rubbed 10
OF
n
II in books
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st. Paul's Lutheran Church. III eli

ton street, Theo. Claus, pastor.
$50 a. n.-Confessional service.
10 a. m.-erman services with hold
a. the Tabernacle.
Ordination of Mr.. ]. Kuchenbecker.
300 p. m.-Ladies' Aid Society.
Congregational meeting at St. Paurs
Lutheran school on Monday a. 1880
D. n.
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St. PnuI.s Episcopal Church. 50 Rim

L = EVASVUVHK
bach avenue. Rev Charles Albert
Smith, rector Telephone. 1864
Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion at 500 a. m.
Morning prayer and serman-1o:45.
Choral Evensong at 1880 p. m.
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sunday Sports.

When the water is nice and warm,
How the people from Hammond swarm
To Lake Front.
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And at noon they eat their lunch.
Drinking lemonade and punch,
At Lake Front.
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And as evening is drawing near,
Then the people begin to clear
From Lake Front"
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First Presbyterian Church-SOuth
Holman street. Rev. J. Eugent Shook,
pastor.
GAS a. m,-Sunday School. Mr.. H. H.
Henry, superintendent
10:45-Morning worship and sermon.
Theme - mmigrations. Tremendous
Testimony to Christiantty-A Million
New Witnesses Each Year-and the
Personal Responsibility Of Religious
Endowment"
500 p. m.-Vesper service. Theme
The Working Power Of a Psalm Of
Trust"
Musical Program-vesper Service.
Voluntary.
Hymn
Responsive Reading
Hymn.
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Trio-Misses Kline.
Offertory.
Trio-Misses Kline.
Sermon
Hymn.
Benediction.
Postude.
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Intervening years Pulver heard regu-
| larry from his sister in the hospital
and in turn kept Mr.. Coons informed
as to how his daughter was getting
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev William F. Switzer, pastor. Resi-
dence. III Russell street.
Sunday school-9:45 a. m. J. W
Reed. superintendent.
Public worship and sermon-1o:45 a.
m. Subject. "Muzzle Not the OK That
Treadeth out the Corn.
South Homewood Sunday school
2:30 p. m.
Epworth League-7:OO p. NAT this
service Mr. Surprise Will report as
delegate to the State Epworth League
Convention held last week at Winona
Evening service at s o'clock. Sub
ject. The Holy City Jerusalem Which
Come Down out of Heaven" The
hymns concerning heaven viii be used
to illustrate this interesting theme.
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When they leave dear old Lake Front
They will try another stunt,
At 'Kindels Grove"
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ORE READY
 TO SHIP

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 TH. If4stiy when Hr-t aFsU.. WF b.l.sed E" be good aatunrtt aaaEaairgaz and saerai Irus of thc ore sarryd J1 Ja~ outside for treatment e8er ,xsatteH returns in hatA gold and mrmaHy N fhr lass-r lrvel however tHe utimang has almost cu- aFeIy disappeared and has been re= r4arI bF t greater enrichment of the Hehir metal
 The ore which has been sacked fa shipment haz been sorted closely. a N It k believed Chat f Will yield close te tteu Dor tom
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SHRUB CHALLENGES
 WADA gos A .,scE

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CANDIDATES
 FOR ELECTION

The election for the school boari which will take place Tuesday week Is already creating quite large amount of speculation as fo who will be the candidates.
 Amongst those who have been men tionei are John T Reed. q. Lomea and A. F. Todd others have hat their names mentioned also. but no one has definitely stated his intention of doing SO
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ATTEMPTED
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AUNT OF CHESTER THOMPeon JUMPS INFO LAKE WASHING.
 ION. BUT IS SAVED
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WOMEN DEMAND
 A JURY TRIAL

The house known as the OeeideufaI hotel on First avenue Was raidod last night by deputy marshals and seven women who rented rooms u Che place were arrested. but were released on giving bonds of $50 each.
 Mrs Florence Lyons. the keepcr of
 Miss Florence Lyons. the Keeper of
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Nuggets Special ServIce.

DULUTH June af. Aa mmea=# eonilaeaffau occurred hcrs aI= mam= ing and destroyed property Ata,d af ftoooeHH Tie ef8za tsaaa u fHe elevators and swept through ja, tmta-
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WORKERS MAY SELECT
 CANDIDATE TONIGHT

At a meeting of tine mine workers tonight candidate may. and probably will, be selected to run for congress.
 Phillip Corrigan. secretary of tn union, is believed now to be in the lead for the nomination of the work
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BIC GAME
 TOMORROW

\ ra'tiuE good san- s: baseball may be esftretrd taaefrrn ,heu Red Spx and ,iaan-ts ,'7lts meet ou -ar effE diamond
 The batteries ar- NI,RHar and Thompson for Red saN Xaxier and Burley for the Coirs.
 The gam will begin at r. m
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OUTFIT FOR
 GOLD RUN

f". Lame a.e operated last year hi t.'t..r. e- l'- t.FH.. 3~. interested v..Ha .aree autat and q flr,o uf m.a r. cam, pa operations 4sins fa.-za..a'a.r an thr same g~9uul
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memcu and if any candidate is nomi- mated he will probably be the one.
 Mr. Chllherg. who is member of the city council. is also running strong. but his support at the present time does not seem to be as strong as Cor rgan's.
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TACOMA SHELTER TO ADVANCE
 MONEY ON NOME QUARTZ

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TOM CANE
 IS DEAD

Tom eaue I'm, daseo..rar of Can, creek in the luu.so. d.,d darua tho winter at Auyik. 8-curitue ta ula=s Nhp hake recently arrived in <uu.. from up river
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Was refused and she was in custody until ua's morning. when all the de- f.udmt- werc brought up for hearing in the commissioners court at II o.eIoek this morning
 All demanded a jury trial. and it was fixed for next Tue day Mfs. Lyons gave bai and was released
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CORWlN WILL PROBABLY
 SEARCH FOR THE OHIO

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OPENS OFFICE

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MEN BARED
 THEIR HEADS
GREAT. HoNoRs PAID TO THE REMAINS or Ex-PREsIBENT
 CLEVELAND
Nuggets Special Service.

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COMES FROM OLDEST
 MINE IN PENINSULA

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CHAI LESGE

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EXCURSION TRAINS
 WILL RUN TOMORROW

Several eNsmsiaa tpm- 0uI nm ts- m"rr'" "u thr seward Peninsula Rau- Toad. Tbe regular train, which VII I"a'" at 3 a. m., Mil carry excursion tsis to Dexter Excursion trains uH leave at a. m. for thc paystr,ak. II q. m. for bextor. 3 l. m.rpr Inc P4E- streak. aHd r.. #. for Little cr-aE
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DULUTH FIRE DESTROYS
 PROPERTY WORTH $I,OOO,OOO

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27
Go the North Pole

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27
ABE SlMSoN LEAVES
 AUCTION NEAT MONDAY

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 Taerr Will h. an auction Haully afternoon fer ladies between lEa E.Hr of and P. ia.
 Tn the evening the auction ufH hr for the whole public. The eaads left will be auctiancd II thy NeH York store
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27

Merchant lwete af ste4dmu iHf fyt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27

Imported Coburaer draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27
SEATTLE P T. SENDS
 FOR GRADUATES PHOTOS

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27

Cut flowers at Mrs. Williams. on the Sand Spit. tomorrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27
elatr Prlva,s stocs at the Bank.

Nome Nugget Mining Edition. 52 pages, no~ oa sale. Price 25 cents
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27

imported cebarger aeaft beer ln tap at Bond of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27
MOUNTAIN Ivs
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27

Nome Nugget Mining Edition. 52 pages, now on sale. Price 2s cents
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27
ARE COMING
 DOWN RIVER

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-27

Edse~orth Tobacco a, Yorsy's.