The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-08

special from Indianapolis were glad to
get off the road. Mrs. Henry Fried
man suffered from an attack of heart
disease because of the high altitude of
the city. DR., Marker, who was on the
train. gave her medical assistance For
a time Mrs Friedman was in a pre-
carious condition but DR. Marker says
she is now out of danger
The Missouri delegation was hitched
on the special Indiana train at Omaha,
and Missouri and Indiana fraternized
all the time and became good chums.
In the Missouri crowd was John Thorn
as Brady, of st Louis, editor of Truth,
manufacturer of Brady's celebrated
salve former lunch counter proprietor
and the greatest kidder in the west
Mr.. Brady and A. NJ. Ragsdale, of In
dianapolis. caught on we'll together.
Brady as effervescent as pop" and
Ragsdale as sedate and sincere as a.
funeral director ought to be-
indianapolis is a great city, sir"
gushed Brady.
That is what we think about it,"
responded Mr.. RagsdaIe in the proud
tones of the real HOosier
Yes, indeed, continued Brady, Il
know the city well, in fact, in quiet
way I used to be in the manufacturing
business there and I had a splendid
trade with some of your best citizens
that kept two expert statesmen busy"
What line were YOU in, may l ask?"
inquired Mr. Ragsdale
Burglars tools" answered Brady
without the twitch of a muscle
The lndianians are much taken with
the mountains, for many Of them never
see anything of the kind When Ed
Smith. Of Newcastle got off the train.
the first thing he saw was the noun
tains and he proposed to a friends that
4 they walk over to them. The friend
agreed. and they walked toward them
until it was almost dark and then they
walked back to a street car and re-
turned TO the hotel
| Say, partner" remarked Ed. leaning
carelessy against the hotel desk and
4 speaking in an off hand kind OF way,
i How far are those mountains 1 saw
as got off the tran?"
'SiXty-two miles" replied the clerk.
/ ] though they were that far" re-
Joined Mr. Smith. They don't look it,
though
IL iuuidUd crowd mas no BRASS band,
/ but it has what is better 1t has Do
minico Dagostina, the accordion player.
/ Dominica Is the chap who was arrested
at indianapolis because the crowds his
music drew blocked the streets. but he
was released in order to come here
with the Indiana Democratic club His
music was the feature or a trip out
here. and when the crowd landed he
led them to the hotel playing Turkey
in the straw and Dixie" and was
cheered all along the way. AT Indiana
headquarters he is big feature. Da-
gostina was born in Ireand and he and
Commodore Higgins are great friends
Dagostina PLAYS Irish jigs and the com
modoie dances them.
Joseph T Tanning, Of Indianapolis
and New York, arrived last night and
is prominent figure about the hotels.
He is looking a little after the ma
tional craftsmanship A quiet canvas
has ben taken Of those Of the commit
teemen who have been returned" said
Mr.. flaming. and the others elected,
to show that Tom Taggart can be made
chairman If be will take it, but Tag
CART has notified every one of the mem
bers Of the committee that he would
not accept the place again If 1t we're
given him without a dissenting vote.
If you have a house or "A room to rent
you can inform 10000 people by ad-
In the ola ooIu,nr.