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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10

kt6ra pierwszym zadala dotkllwa
kleske.
Konstantynopol, 10 sierpnia. -
Miedzy bylymi ministrami, kto-
rzy obecnie So trzymani w uwie-
zieniu w ministeryum wojny, pa
nuje brak jednosci ,przyczem OBJ
winiaja sic oni wzajemnie, czyniac
iedni drugich odpowiedzialnymi
"a wytworzone nieznosne stosunki
w rzadzie.
Miedzy uwiezionymi ma sic TAX
ze znajdowac Zakhi pasza,byly in
spektor szkol wojskowych. Jest
on podobno wskutek ostatnich
wydarzeh zlamany ma duchu u
stawicznie zada rewolweru, by sic
zycia pozbawic.Do charakterysty-
XII jego znamiennym jest ten fakt,
ze przeznaczyl on $4,000 ma fun
dusz,} kt6ry ma bye przeznaczony
do kupienia dwoch krazownikow,
ktoreby byly ochrzczone imiona-
mi bohaterow rewolucyi. = BIZ
skup Ormanian, byiy armenski pa
tryarcha, ktory onegdaj ma skutek
skargi O naduzycie wladzy urze-
dowej zostai uwieziony, uzyskal
nazajutrz wolnosc.
Petersburg, 10 sierpnia. - Mi
nisteryum zagraniczne wyslalo do
wszystkich swych dyplomatycz-
nych zastepcow "a granica kopie
reform dla Macedonii zredagowa-
nych przez Rosye, przez Anglie
caikowicie zaakceptowanych. Mad
to dodalo ministeryum dla infor-
macyi rozmaite komunikaty, kto-
re zostaiy przesiane wszystkim
mocarstwom europejskim. Rad
rosyjski bowiem jest tego zapa-
trywania, ze mocarstwa obecnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10
komis.. POW. W powiecie.

Komis. Pow. W poWieeie.
William Buses
Aug. G.. Boeber.'
Joseph Carolan.s
William C. Hartray.'
A. Van Steenberg.'
sedziowle municypaInl.
Henry c. Beitler.'
Max Eberhardt.*
Chas. N. Goodnow.'
Sheridan E. Fry.
Hugh R. Stewart.
Oscar NJ. Torrison.'
Joseph z. Uhlir.
Hosea w. Wells.s
Fredk. L. Fake Jr.
= Powtornie nominowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10

Komis. Pow. W powlecie.
John Blaser.
Albert Fritz.
p. Rostenkowskl.
Samuel Kircher.
Sedziowie munlcypalni.
Joseph A. M'Inerney.
M. F. Sullivan.
John A. Mahoney.
Chas. S. Schoenmann.
Cyril R. Jandus.
Jacob H. Hopkins.
Walter ]. Gibbons.
James G. Dooley.
Thomas B., Lantry.H
. Powt6rnie nominowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10

Komis. Pow. W powiecie.
+. B. Block.
G.. w. Hotchkiss.
B. F. Bishop.
G. P. Luce. -
]. s. Stone.
sedziowie municypaInI.
o. A. Harding.
G. L. Chindahl.
w. D. Johnson.
w. A. Caddick.
w. C. Gibbons.
G. r. Shirley.
zaden kandydat.
zaden kandydat.
zaden kandydat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10

komis. Pow. w poWiecie.
G.. !. Hout Jr.
Peter Pitchner.
H L. Boadman.
William Trembeth.
Henry Mundt.
sedziowie municypalni.
William Faether.
Henry e. Murphy.
Alfred B. Hvale.
William A. Guinea.
]. G. Kral.
Peter Sissman.
Samuel Block.
Carl Strover.
e. M. Winston.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10

cyl, mic ME przedsiebiora, coby
mogio bye uwazane "a dowod ME
ufnosci do sultana rzadu otto
manskiego odnosnie do ich dzieia
reform Nota do reprezentantow
dyplomatycznych zawiera jeszcze
doniesienie, re Rosya sympatyzu-
ie CD z tureckiemi reformami IL
nowym rzadem re ME bedzie
wcale przeszkadzac zainicyowa-
nemu nowemu porzadkowi W Tur-
cyl. Jednakze Rosya bedzie sic
wiernie trzymac swej polityki bali
kahskiej a opierajac sic ma odnos-
nych traktatach ,wtedy dopiero
bedzie zadowolona przyrzecso-
nych przez suitana reform, jezeh
one beda przeprowadzone TAX, jak
sobie tego dotychczas iyczyia ko-
sya i inne mocarstwa. Jezeli sic
zas tax ME stanie to wtedy Ro-
sya zwroci uwage innych mo-
carstw ma koniecznosG przeprows-
dzenia reform. -
Petersburg, 10 sierpnia. =
,Riecz" publikuje ostatnio staty-
styczne zestawienie egzekwowa-
nych cd l stycznia do l lipca br.
wyrokow smierci. Ogolem W prze-
ciagu 6ciu miesiecy skazano M
smierc s76 osob, ii. przecietnie po
5 ma dziefi; W styczniu skazano
116, W lutym 122, W marcu 1s4.
w kwietniu 106, W maju 217 ! W
czerwcu 131 osob. Wiekszosc wy
rokow zapadia "a morderstwa
napady rabunkowe.
Wieder, 10 sierpnia. = Ze
wszystkich czesci Austryi nadcho-
dza tn doniesienia niebywalych
powodziach. Cesarski zamek W
Miramar W Krainie, niegdys VIA
snosc cesarza Maksymiliana, jest
zewszad woda otoczony. w go
rach szaleja straszliwe huragany,
wskutek czego liczni turysci f M
szereg dni So zupeinie odcieci
E-swiata W jakichs schroniskach gH
skich.
szegedyn, Wegry, 10 sierpnia.
Wskutek szalejacego przedwczo-
raj orkanu zwalii sic ma pewnej ia
bryce olbrzymi komin, grzebiac W
eruzach okolo 100 ludzi. Dotych-
czas jednakze niema dokiadnych
sprawozdan co do liczby ofiar tel
katastrofy. Z pod gruzow wydo-
byto dotychczas 7 trupow 10
ciezko rannych. Miedzy pierwszy-
mi znajduje sic takze pewna ko'
beta, ,ktora przyniosla pozywienie
dla dwoch synow, pracuJacych we
fabryce. Ofiarami tego nieszczesli
wego wypadku ME So zreszta ro-
botnicy fabryczni, lecz ludzie "a
jeci praca ma zewnatrz.
Podczas bury oberwala sic
chmura, ktora zalaia ulice miasta.
Paryz, 10 sierpnia. - Francus-
ka prasa ME posiada sic z entu-
zyazmu z powodu onegdajszego
udalego wzlotu aeroplanu braci
Wright. Figaro" nazywa oneg-
dajsza probe ME jakiems zwyklem
powodzeniem, lecz wprost tryum-
fem i sadzi, re wzlot aeroplanu
braci Wright, ciezszego cd powie-
trza sprowadzi zupeiny przewrot
W swiecie naukowym.
Aeroplanista Bleriot, ktory sic
przypatrywal caiej probe, oswald
cyl otwarcie, re maszyna Wrigh-
tow przewyzsza wszystkie inne
aeroplany. Godnem uwagi jest,te
aeroplan kierowal sic dowolnie !
wykonywa, iatwoscia nagls
zwroty.
,L'Intronsigeant" pisze, ze ida
jersie, il aeroplany Delagrangea
Farman'a So tylko kopiami aero
planu Wright'ow.
Auckland, Nova Zelandys. 10
sierpnia. = Pod rozkazami kontr'
admirala Sperry'ego amerykahska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10
(Niekonpletne seStowienie ma urzedy StonoweJ

Prokurator Generalny.
F. 8. Regan.
klerk sadu NalWytszego.
B. F. Cloud.
Kongres.
Dist. (Powiat Cook)
1-zadnego kandydata.
Prank V. Irish.
3-A. F. Anderson.
Al. P. Baldwin.
Carl P. Graft.
6-Samusl ]. Clark.
7-Orrin R. jerks.
s. zadnego kandydata.
81. o. Johnson.
10-Charles o. Boring.
Wydziaf Wyrownania.
(Powiat Cook.)
1-zadnego kandydata.
2-Isaac R. M'Creery.
s. zadnego kandydata.
Sam S. Williams.
5-Walter C. Frick.
G-John w. Troeger.
II. F.. Gieske.
s. zaden kandydat.
9-Alfred Lake.
10-Franx H. Plagge.
Stanowy Senator.
(Powiat Cook.)
2-Isaac w. Higgs.
david ]. Stewart.
G-Amos e. Colmsn.
21-zaden kandydat.
Posiowls do LeslsIatury.
(Powiat Cook.)
1-2adnego kandydata.
2-Edw. E. Blake.
81. Mlton Lent,
4-Jas. c. Bohart.
5-Alfred R. Heath.
C-Dudley C. Hays.
Frank B. Klock.
9-W!lliam Berg.
11-Rob. X. Hill.
1s-G. A. Dahlberg.
15-Albin Pelko.
III. Henry Bentz.
,1s-W. E. Gillespie.
2l-Alb. H. Clement.
2s-John c. Rcuzer.
25-E. L. Kletzing.
27-Edward Horth.
29-Orange F. Sorber.
S1-Wm. A. Alhrich.
KIerk sadu ApeIscyJneso.
Frederick Hunsche.
Trustysi Dystryktu SAINT.
E. S. Nethercutt.
A. d. Coleman.
w. c. Toles.
Prokurator Stanowy.
William Street.
Rekorder.
D. B. Decker.
klerk sadu okresoweso.
r. ]. Hoffman.
klerk Ssdu Wyzszeso.
w. H. Kerr.
koroner.
]. F. O'Neal.
Asesorzy.
A. J. Rich.
j. w. Venable.
"Board Of Review"
W. C. Wilson.
Geometra Powiatowy.
zaden kandydat.
Prezydent Wydzlaiu Pow.
F. B. Klock.
komisarze Pow. w miescie.
L. 8. Holt.
w. H. M'Whorter.
Edward Fjellander.
Ed. Stevens.
]. o. Johnson.
John Hagstrom.
]. F. Cunneen.
]. E. Bohart.
Victor Behrens.
A. G. Baker.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10

Prokurator Generalny.
Ross G. Hall.
Klerk sadu Najwyiszego.
John L. Pickering
Kongres.
Dist. (Powiat Cook
1-Math. L. Mandable.
John T. Donahoe.
3-Fred ]. Crowley.
4-Jas. T. M'Dermott.*
5-Adolph j. Sabath.s
Crank c. Wood.
Frank Buchanan.
S-Thomas Gallagher.
9-Chas. c. Stilwell.
- 10-Western Starr.
Wydziai Wyrownanla.
( (Powlat Cook.) :
1-zadnego kandydata.
2-Chas. V. Richards.
3-Peter ]. Monahan.
4-Dennis F. Sullivan.
Edward ]. Nowak. ~
6-John T. Kerwin.
Hans P. Jensen.
s. N. S. Budzban.- .--
9-Wm. H. Tinlin.
10-zadnego kandydata.
Stanowy Senator.
(Powiat Cook.)
2-Leo ]. Doyle.
Al. F. German.
6@Joseph A. Weber.
21-Jas. c. O'Brien.
PosioWie do leeIsIatury.
y (Powlat Cook.)
John Griffin.
Geo. L. Mcconnell.
3-John P. Walsh"
Geo. C. Hilton"
William Murphy.
5-Charles Mayor.
6-Rob. E. Wilson's
Walter A. Lantz.*
9-Anton ]. Cermak.*
Edward j. Murphy.
11-Rob. w. M'Kinley."
Jas. J. O'Tcole.
13-John ]. Poulton.@
1IEdward ]. Forst.
John o. Hruby Jr."
17-E. NJ. Abrahams.*
Peter F. Galligan.
19-J.J. MLaughlin.'
25-Frank ]. Wilson.
21-Thos. ]. O'Brlen."
23-P. F. Murray.'
27-John O'Neil.
J. s. Geskewieh."
2s-Pat'k ]. Sulliyan.'
Jas. H. Farrell.
S1-John C. Werderl.'
Leland P. Smith.
Klerk Sadu Apelacyjneso.
Henry F. Schuberth.
Trustysi Dystryktu SAINT.
William ]. Legner.
Joseph E. Flanagan.
Martin s. Furman.
Prokurator stanowy.
Jacob j. Kern.
Rekorder.
F. W. Braehvogel
KIerk Sadu okresowego.
Andrew Bauer.
klsrk sadu Wyzszsso.
James r. Buckley.
koroner.
Lawrence r. Buckley.
Asesorzy.
George Mourn.
]. ]. O'Rourke.
Board of Review"
Henry Stuckart.
Geometra Powiatowy.
William P. Feeney.
Prezydent Wydziasu Pow.
H. Ebertshaeuser.
Komisarze Pow. w miescie.
H. Ebertshaeuser.
Peter Rostenkowskl.
Frank Paschen.
James E. Daley.
Timothy Cruise.
Thomas F. Burns.
John M'Caffrey.
p, H. Martin.
VIM. ]. M'Allister.
James ]. Brady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10
REzULTATY SOBOTNICH PRAWYBOROW
REPUBLIKANIE

stanowy Auditor.
James s. Mccullough
Skarbnik.
Andrew Russell.
Prokurator Generalny.
william H. Stead.'
klerk sadu NaJwyiszeso.
Christopher Namer.'
Kongres.
Dist. (Powiat Cook)
martin B. Madden.'
RJames R. Mann"
@w. w. wilson,
4-Chas. s. Wharton.
IAnthony Michalek. n
6-William Lorimer.*
7xFred Lundin.
s. p. M. Ksyekl.
s-H. s. Boutel.
10-George z. Foss.'
Wydzlai Wyr6wnania.
(Powiat Cook.)
Louis E. Herrick.
"A. Emil Anderson.
S-F. Z. Christian"
Rudolph Mulac."
5-John Sheridan"
6-Thos. W. Sennet.
7-Jas. ]. M'Comb.'
s-And. ]. Schultz.'
9-Chas. M'Mahon.'
10-John A. Fishleigh.
stanewy Senator.
(Powiat Cook.)
2-Louis c. Ball.
2-Pat'k ]. M'Shane-'
EWm. NJ. Browns
01-Wm II. Dellenback.
Pesiowle do LeslsIatury.
(Powiat Cook.)
Francis P. Brady.'
Niepewns. "A. n. Roberts.
Alex. Lane.
2EF. ]. M'Nichols.'
Paul I. Zaabel.'
SOLVER Sollitt."
Chas. Lederer.
EEmil o. Kowalski.$
@Wm. T. Ap Madoc."
Morton d. Hull.'
eEWm. F. Zipf.
Richard P. Hagan.
7-Wm. H. Mac Lean.
Fred'k. B. Roos."
Sd. e. Shanahan."
lie. ". Church"
Henry D. Fulton.]
13-Benton F. Kleeman.
Cornelius ]. Ton"
15-Thos. Curran."
17-Edw. ]. Smejkal."
19-Jas. NJ. Kittleman."
G. A. Schumacher"
21-F. Z. Erickson.S
Vim. H. Troyer."
23-Christ. Beck"
Charles Richter.
25-C. L. Fieldstack.s
Lewis Hutzler.
27-Albert Glade.s
29-Erward Hopes
Chas. A. Nelson's
31-Chas. E. Erby.'
Matthew Mills.s
kIerk Sadu Apelacyinego.
Alfred r. Porter.*
Trustysi Dystryktu SAINT.
Paul A. Hazard.
Wallace G. Clarke
George w. Paullin.S
Prokurator stanowy.
John 2. w. Wayman.
Rekorder.
Abel Davis" d:
klerk sadu okresowego.
Joseph 3. Bidwill Jr.'
kIerk ssdu Wytszsso.
Charles w. Vail.'
Koroner.
Peter NJ. Hoffman.s
Asesorzy.
William H. Websr.s
Adam Wolf"
Board Of Review"
Roy o. West"
Gsemetra Powiatowy.
Edgar A. Rossiter.
Prezydent Wydziaiu Pow.
William Busse.*
komisarze Pow. W mlescie.
George X. Schmidt.
Walter sehroIda. /" x
Louis H. Mack"
Joseph j. Elias"
William ]. Umbach.s
Joseph NJ. Dennis
Carl r. Chindblom.s
o. R. Hilstrom.
Warren 3. colSurn.
Essak c. Leland
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10
socYALlScI

GtSHdt aeSb SSs'~ ys
Marcus H. Taft.
Klerk sadu Nalwy4szego.
w. e. Rodriguez.
konsres.
Dist. (Fowiat Cook.)
Joseph N. Greer.
BERNARD Berlyn.
3-Chas. F. Woerner.
4-Fred'k G. Wellman.
5-zaden kandydat.
6-James A. Jarvis.
George Koop.
S-Thomas M'Lean.
81. Mahlon Barnes.
10-A. M. SimCns.
WySziai Wyrownania.
(Powiat Cook.)
Paul M'Reynolds.
2-W E. M'Dermutt.
9-Edw. G.. Gruhlke.
4-John Peter Ries.
5-zaden kandydat.
edward Cope.
Henry Boettcher.
S-N. F. Holm.
S-William Behrens.
10-Nellic Zeh.
stanowy Senator.
(Powiat Cook.)
2-L. S: Manley.
4-Theo. Leverenz.
&C. e. Strom.
21-H. w. Harris.
Posiowie do Legislatury.
(Powiat Cook.)
Robert Kur;h.
2-Jcl.n Aird.
Owen Brown.
4-R. ]. Fischer.
81. A. Harrington.
C-Robcrt C. Magisen.
flames A. Prout.
9-Andrew Olson.
11-Andrew Cemu,tz.
13-Harcld ]. Lecren.
15-Chas Schliecker.
17-steve Kouba.
19-John ]. Jessup.
21-L. Andrew Larsen.
2s-Herman Roth.
,25-Jas. s. Smith.
27-Wm. Zimmerman.
ga. w. Harrack.
Sc. E. Kirkland.
kIerk Sadu Apelacyjneso.
L. w. Hardy.
Trustysi Dystryktu SAINT.
Daniel Donahue.
Alois Refs.
August Lund.
Prokurator stanowy.
Seymour Stedman.
Rekorder.
D. ]. Bentall.
klerk sadu okresoweso.
]. T. Caulfield.
klerk sadu Wy1szese.
Alex. Nicholson.
koroner.
]. G. Crow.
Asesorzy.
Nels Anderson.
F. P. Tuthill.
Board of Review"
Robert G. Maglsen.
Geometra Powiatowy.
Peter Miller.
Prezydent Wydziasu Pow
Bernard M'Mahon.
komisarze Pow. w mieseie.
William Acher.
Anton Strum.
NJ. Sahud.
Charles kissing.
Franz Reidel
vaclav Veseley.
NJ. G. Garvey.
Jacob Winnen.
]. c. Perry.
y Aaden kaudydaA :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-10

Dokohczenie ma str. 7-met
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30

front of the house. He got his over
coat and fur cap and the family din
ner horn, and as he dragged the sled
down to the highway he said to the
boy:
Jim, we are going down the hill
a-kiting. You sit in front and begin
blowing the horn as soon as we start.
Blow, blow, blow! Hang on and blow.
I'll sit behind and steer Now, then,
were off,
The contractor was a man with
sand Even when he saw the ropes in
the hands of the excited and determin-
ed gang he would not give in. They
led him over the bridge to the foot OF
the hill, and as he was still obstinate
they prepared to hang him to a handy
limb. In fact, they did hang him.
There were thirty in the gang. and
while some kept back the villagers
with their knives the others pulled on
the rope and made it fast. Just as
there was every prospect that the
lynching business would be an I'M
qualified success the blare of a horn
was heard up the hill, accompanied By
screeches and yells. Jed and the boy
and the bobsleds were coming They
came like runaway locomotive. The
crowd hadn't time to take in the situa-
ton when the sled was upon them.
1t plowed through them like a shovel
through -four. 1t ran over some; 1t
flung others twenty feet away; it sent
others sky high. There was scarcely
a man left on his feet when the sled
had passed, and this was the moment
when Mary and citizen or two came
up and lowered the wriggling body
Over the bridge and through the vii
lage and half a mile beyond went the
back to the bridge on foot the con-
tractor had been carried to his own
house and a doctor was working over
him.
AS for the gang, no one was killed,
but there were broken legs and arms
and bruises galore, and the town was
little better than a hospital for the
next month. There were two doctors
in the town, and they had twenty-six
patients to look after. Four days
after the hanging Mr.. Stevens sent for
Jed and took him by the hand and
asked:
Have you and Mary settled on the
dayT'
But IL thought / had got TO be-
come hero frst?" stammered the
/ young man.
! But IL you amt one then I'll never
run another chalk line for the dagoes
to follow. Lord, boy, If Napoleon had
gone down the other side Of the Alps
On bobsleds he could have scattered
the enemy without firing single
shot.' IL. QUAD.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30
FARMER SUES ERE RO.
Hammond Lady Found Not
Guilty of Passing Forg-
ed Paper.

Gatz DeYoung, a farmer who lives
in the neighborhood of Highlands is
suing the Erie railroad for the loss of
part of his crops which were destroyed
when a spark from a passenger engine
set the dry grass on the right of way
on fire and flames spread to his hay
stack and to other valuable crops.
Mr.. Gatz DeYoung's attorney claims,
in the complaint which he has filed in
the Lake superior court. that the rail-
road company was careless and negIi-
gent in allowing an accumulation of
weeds and grass to gather on its right
of way.
1t states that this was ignited by
live sparks from the engine and that
the fire paridly spread to stack where
seven tons of hay were burned. There
were several bags of potatoes in the
field and they too We're destroyed
The total loss was placed at $3.50,
which the plaintiff is asking the rail-
road company to make good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30
Briefs

Mrs. J. NJ. Bradford and daughter,
Miss Pearl are spending a few days
with Mr. and Ray Wells in Roseland,
ILL.,
Smart fail hats may be seen at Miss
L. S. Waits millinery parlors, over the
Lion store, in the Rimbach building.
Mrs. ]. J. Foley has returned to her
home in Douglas street, after few
weeks visit with relatives in Marion,
O.
Mrs. l. R. Wartena of Toneston spent
the day visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. f. Kunert yesterday
Miss Margaret K1assen spent the past
few days with relatives in st. John.
Mr. and Mrs. August Aubry have re-
turned to St. John, after a few days
visit with Hammond relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rolling have re-
turned to st. John, after a few days
visit with relatives in Hammond
Miss Mable Ward went to Chicago
today to be the guest of Mrs Curren
Davis for a few days.
Miss N E. Pickens of Chicago is
spending the day wirn friends in Ham
mond.
Mrs. Thomas Brennan was the. guest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30
NEW CASES FILED
IN CIRCUIT COURT

S091. Edward David VS.. The Cain
Construction company and William A.
Cain. Civil Fetterer and Hall plant
ifs attorney
1892. William S. Abbott VS.. The Cain
Construction company. Civil. Fetterer
& Hall, plaintiffs attorney
S0s3 Emil G. Benthall VS.. Thomas
T. Costello ct al Civil Ballard & Stan
ton, Plaintiffs attorney
1904. In Re: Petition of the West
Gary Land company to be adjudged a
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30
HAS ANNOUNCED DINNER.

Mrs. Irving Cresson gave a dinner
party last evening at her home in Car
roll street, to which she announced the
engagement of her daughter. Miss
Beu1ah Cresson, to Homer Postalwaite.
The dinner was very informal and
only few of Miss Cresson's friends
were guests. The dinner was served
at o'clock in the dining room where
the decorations were prettily carried
out in pink and white. Festoons of
pink and white tissue paper were
hung from the chandeliers to the four
corners of the room and the lights
were prettily shaded with pink crepe
paper. The table had an immense cen
ter piece of pink roses. After the
guests had found their places at the
table Miss Amelia Young, a cousin of
the coming bride, read the announce
ment of the marriage of Miss Beulah
Cresson and Homer Postalwaite to take
place on the evening of Oct. 20. A
large dart was suspended from the
chandeliar with hearts leading to Miss
Young's place, which gave the an
nouncement-
During the evening several pleas
ant games were enjoyed and among
the most enjoyable was the dressing of
dolls. In this Miss Mayme Ruschli
was awarded first honors and Miss
Mable Sherry, the consolation prize.
game of advertisements which fur
nished pleasant entertainment for the
evening. The guests at the party were
the Mrs. Michael Kolb, Misses Mayme
and Title Ruschli, Amelia Young,
Mable and Lulu Sherry and Beeulah
CreSSon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30
NEW MARRIAGE
LICENSES GRANTED

Frank Mrcenak, East Chicago. Jo-
sephine Baron. East Chicago: Michael
BalIog, Gary TITLE Walkowska, Ham
mond Howard NJ Smith, Baltimore;
Anna B. George, Kansas City. Sur
John. East Chicago: Mariska Sur. East
Chicago. Paul Kruhaj Hammond;
Christina Furgen, Hammond. VIM. l..
Horn. Chicago: Lille Zieroth. Chicago.
Leopold Mimmeogeer, Chicago; Jawana
Girney, Chicago. Leo. Kasid, Gary;
Elizabeth Scheele, Gary. John Seward.
Chicago; Emma Brilka, Chicago Fran
els c. Ryan, Hammond; Traces NJ.
Lrndt, Hammond 1-dson Sargent. Chi
cago; Kate Ravlik Chicago. John w.
O'Brien, Chicago; Grace Anderson. Neal
Sirois, Shelby Minnie Ahlgrim. Shelby.
John Ahlgrim, Shelby: Helen Rogers,
shelby Harry VIM. White Richie, Chi
cage; Stella Racholski, South Chicago.
Henry E. Michael Chicago; Dora Sexton,
Chicago John c. Chritenson. TT. Smith
Dora Tol1oson. Van Ruren. Geo. Lee
wadowski. Gary; Mary Prihtowicz. Gary.
Fred H. Meyer, Chicago; Anna Kuhl-
mann, Hammond. Dudley S. Smith,
Riverside: Nadia Judson, Willimett, Jo-
seph wachter, st. John; Maggie Schae-
fer, St John. Frank NJ. Schooner, Chi
eago: Allleen Lawson, Chicago. Ed
ward A Aubry, Hammond; Mary Paseh-
ell. Hammond. VIM. Smith, Dwight;
Bertha Bixler, Pontiac. Dan Southland
New York; Annie Carroll. New York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30
The Hero of Flint Hill.

copyright. 1908, by T. C. McCIure.l
Jed Parker had been counting Mary
Stevens for year when he went to
her father to ask the usual question.
Jed was young and worthy farmer
living at the top of Golden hill, and
Jim Stevens, as he was Familiarity call
ed, lived in the village at the foot of
the hill and was contractor. His
work was in the country around more
than in the village. He was well
liked, but people said he had some odd
ideas. Jed Parker bumped up against
one of those odd ideas as soon as he
had stated his case to the father.
Look here, jed was the reply. "Of
course I know that you have been
hanging around here a good deal, and
I reasoned it out that Mary was the
attraction. You are spoken of as a
fine young man, and have no objec
ton to you as a son-in-law. / cannot
say yes, however, until you have done
something to distinguish yourself. l
had killed a mad dog, shot at horse
thief and licked lightning rod man
bC1OlC was tOul dSC- l1hC fOu-
Jed, but l want a hero for a son-in-
law, and the sooner you toe the mark
the sooner you and Mary can get mar
rfed"
Jed didn't kick over the traces and
raise row, but came TO the house as
usual. Things were in statu quo when
December and the snow and ice came
Golden hill was pretty steep hill, and
the road winding up was half mile
long In winter, when the road was
slippery, teams went a mile around
rather than go up or down. Such of
the village boys as had the ambition
to drag their sleds to the top came
down with such momentum that they
were carried through the village and
to the foot of hill on the other side
Mr.. Stevens had in his employ as
contractor a gang of Italians. AS win
ter came on they were just finishing up
| grading the highway three miles away.
There was some misunderstanding
about the pay for oyerwork They
made threats, but the contractor re
| fused to be bulldozed They hung
about the village, muttering and men
acing, and finally decided to take the
| law into their own hands. At z O'clock
one evening q deputation called at Ste
vens' house and captured him before
he knew what was up. He was taken
| out on the street and told that he must
either pay or hang. The villagers gath
cred, but they were not strong enough
to interfere 1t was then that Mary
sent boy speeding up the long hill te
! bear the news to Jed
GO as fast as you can" she said
Tell Jed that they are going to hang
father Tell him to come to the res
cue. Tell him that l sent you. Tell
him it's his chance to be a hero. Run
as you never ran before, and III give
you n dollar"
whats hero?'
''Never mind, but fyr
The road was packed with snow and
ice on top of that, but the boy got
there.
''By goshr' was Jed's only reply, and
he began to hustle
He had been drawing up wood that
afternoon and the bobsleds were ii