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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23

Chief Of Police E. T. Higgins and
wife were Indiana Harbor visitors on
Saturday evening.
III. Beyerfuss of Chicago was the
guest of II. Thomas of Olcott avenue
over Sunday.
Mrs e. H. Turned of Chicago and
Mr.. George Prince of Mason City, Ill,
were guests at the George w. Lewis
home on Forsyth avenue yesterday
Mr.. Robert wartena of Gary was the
guest of Miss Georgia Compton Of Oh
colt avenue last evening.
Few. F. ]. Brown last evening com
menced a series of sermons on the
true meanings of Christianity at the
Congregational church.
The male voices of the Choral So
ciety will meet this evening at the
home of Miss Stone, where they Will
practice for the cantata to be given by
them early in December.
w. ]. Henry spent Saturday and Sum
dav at Lafayette, Ind, where he at
tended the Purdue-Indiana football
game on Saturday.
The dance given by the Nonpareil
club at Weiland's hall on Saturday
evening was well attended, several cou-
niles from whiting and Hammond help
ing to swell the crowd. TIE music was
splendid and everything adducive TO an
evening of enjoyment. The dance was
in every way a success, and it is to be
hoped that the Nonpareils will give
many more of those pleasant functions
during the season.
Albert Johnson of Indiana Harbor
was the guest of friends in East Chlca-
go Saturday evening
Miss olga Klima spent Sunday as
the guest of East Chicago friends.
Mr.. Claude Hughes and Miss Maggie
Kelley of this city attended the Tigers
Iroquois' football game in Hammond
yesterday.
Jesse stephens of Hammond was a
visitor at the Lewis skating rink In
this city Saturday evening.
Miss Uric Davis of Hammond was the
guest of friends in East Chicago Sat
urday evening, attending the Lewis
skating rink.
Attorney A. D. McGovney of Chica-
go was the guest of Attorney j. A
Meade of this city over Sunday. A trip
to Gary was enjoyed yesterday aft
ernoon. Mr.. McGovney declaring him.
self surprised with the splendid growth
of the city.
Miss Laura Kelley was Hammond
business visitor this morning.
Misses Mabel Mickey and Flossie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
I'll NEVER GO HOME IF
ATTELL WHIPS ME-WELSH,

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 23.-Condi-
toned to pins point of perfection
Freddie Welsh, England's greatest
lightweight boxer, is waiting patient
ly for his chance at Abe AtteI, the
featherweight champion of the world
IF Attell beats me I'll never set foot
on British soil again-Ill be ashamed
to-" said Welsh yesterday.
After his morning hike over the
muddy roads Welsh announced that he
was two pounds over weight. This
gives me something to take off during
the last two days of work" he said II
was never in better shape in my nfe.,'
Attell did not do any work yesterday
declaring that he was atisfied with his
condition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
HOMES DESIRED FOR CHILDREN.

The agents of the board of state
charities have in the past year been
very successful in securing a large
number of good homes for dependent
children who are public wards. There
are still a large number of desirable
children available for placing in suit
able homes. Doubtless there are many
families that would make a home for
child. An important part of the boards
work is to bring the homeless child and
the childless home together. The board
solicits the cooperation of all who are
interested in securing proper homes in
families for children" For further in
formation address, the Board of State
Charities. State House, indianapolis,
Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
RENSSELAER, IS winner
Defeats the Hammond High
School in Last Game
Of Season.

The Hammond high school team
went down in defeat last Saturday at
the hands of the Rensselaer, boys The
block and red predominated over the
purple and white by the score of 6 to
0. A succession of trick plays in the
forepart of the game accounts for
Hammond's defeat. After this they held
but could not score. Although nu-
merous times the ball was placed near
the goal of the black and red, but
each time Hammond failed in drop
kicking This is the second defeat of
the year. The season started with a
defeat at the hands Of South Bend and
ended with a defeat by Rensselaer,.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
Woman Pastor of Church.

Rev Gertrude ven Petzold, pastor
of the Free Christian church of Lei
cester, Eng, has accepted a call to the
pastorate of the Unitarian church of
Streator, ILL., She is the first woman
preacher appointed to any church in
England Miss Won Petzold, who is 80
years old, was born in Prussia. She
spent four years at Edinburg uni
versity and three years at Oxford, and
was ordained in 1904.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
FORMER PIRATE PLAYER WEEDS
Stuart Marrfes at CoffeyvilIe, Kansas
Harry PulIiam Is Usher.

Coffeyville, Kan, Nov. 23.-The we'd
ding of Miss Marjorie Esther Perkins
to William Alexander Stuart has been
solemnized here. There were eighty
guests. Mr.. Stuart is one of the wide
ly known oil producers in the midcon-
tinental field. He formerly was a mem
Der of the Pirates and one of his ushers
last night was Harry E. Pulliam, presi-
dent of the National league. Miss Per-
kins is a daughter of Judge Luther
Perkins, capitalist of southern Kan
sas. The wedding tour will include the
principal eastern cities. They will be
at home at Tulsa, Feb. l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
KING BEATS KELLY IN
FAST SIX-ROUND BOUT.

Two fast boxing bouts were decided
near Evanston yesterday. The fights
were held in private before about 200
invited guests. In the main event
Johnny King, the north side light
weight, defeated Spike Kelly of Day
ton, o., in six rounds of fierce boxing.
In the preliminary contest Young Pap
Ike and Young Schreck, leightweights,
vents through six rounds of fast mill
ing, the former being given the YER
diet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
SLAVES MUSTACHE TO PLAY.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 23.-Herbert
Nodler. assistant Instructor of manual
training instructor of manual training
at the high school, cut off his mustach
that he might play in a game of foot
ball between the second team of the To-
cal high school and the State school for
the Deaf and Dumb at Jacksonville.
There was a shortage of material and
Nodler offered to play, the players de-
handing that he shave before accom-
pany the squad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
VIII Be a Witness.

]. Roy Morrison, the local staff man
OF THE TINES, was called to Laporte
this morning, as a witness in tho Gun
ness murder mystery case. Mr.. Nor
rison was city editor of The Argus
Bulletin at the time of the discovery
of the woman's criminal acts and was
naturally conversant with many OF the
details of the case. He is called as
witness for the defense, Attorneys Oar
row and worden handling that section
of the case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-23
PAPKE STOPS PARTNER.
Champion Uses Knockout Punch OF
COrnett in Grueling Practice
Bout.

San Francisco. Nov. 23.-Billy Papke
let the kinks out of his hitting mus
cles in training yesterday afternoon in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
BAiLlHeER MAKES
ANNUAL REPORT

WASHINGTON. Jan I1.-Com
missioner isllinser Of the general
land office has completed his an.
uusl report 20 the secretary OF the
Interior for submission 20 congress.
lie asks an appropriation Of $500
0os to carry ON the financial work
OF his bureau Ia the protection 81
the public lsns. an increase OF
fzbe. 9oe over the current sppropF1s
tioe Dsrins the fiscal years 1895
there we're entered Of record for
investigation gs.f.s eases Of al
kinds: 81 the-. the agents isy-sti.
seisa and di,po-ssed OF f2.1ot cAs..s
sud 1855 csraA remained for exam.
is.tiua July /. 1907 since then
the number Of eases La. largely in
creased
Tlss total os moneys received b.
he government in all special agent
ossa. "a. as. ISL and 2.37-.224
acres % Land vas either freed from
fraudulent claims OF it'll. or re-.
leased from unlawful enclosure and
oscuusucy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
BRIEFS BY VM

An entire block OF fives
buildings. used for various D.
featuring purposes at Ninety ~
and Ninety.fourth st, New "
burned early yesterday riolhs
The loss is $500. 000
The Washington Eagle, . IT,
nal paper, will be publisnes !
AnacoTtes. being the official Nv
OF the Eagles for Nashingto2 =
The new Auburn State oanA
oIsned for business. -.
Al the convention OF the =.
Federation OF Labor, held y !
coma, Frank COiterHl, OF So ~.
vas reelected president, ana y
Perry TAYLOR Of Tacoma, CIV"
So rstsfy.treasurer.
M. Bessie h. Lloyd. ssse
wears, sied az Monrv Sa'a.
leaving ak children and nine -
csiiGrer.
rsrry Watts. convicted 81
l'nghaas OF killing Addie koPeh
teen given a life sentence
sse@c given q life sentence.
rte. .amin n. Kelly. aged ~
Nv roe.S 60 death N MS az
h.me peer Walla Walla yess.s's.
after having passed safely lhi'
. bAS case OF pneumonia
Opie Mead. the novelist u
ing In Spokane.
Berlin, Germany, socialisn ~
ed With the police YESTERDAY
giving n monster ecmonsu-
urging suffrage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
CLUB NAN ATTEMPTS
MURDER SUICIDES

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. i3.-Iohn
Alexander NAY Altsof. an Oakland
club man. aged Is. .on of New
York t@nker. after firing two
shots at his wife, turned the re-
volver upon himself and blew out
his brains last night Temporary
insanity 10 given as . reason for tn.
deed.
Arising from the dinner table.
Althof reached for his revolver and.
levellng IL at his wife. shouted: 4
will fix you nowl' He fired twice.
but missed. and his wife ran
through rear door into the yard.
hthof then walked TO his bed room
and fired = bullet into his brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13


HrEfIAlH-k ~ SEATTLE
t-f@auz Hnndsfn haassz e. spfah 81
& see Fash
faea utaasrn heass. On Nof4h -
q tae nasE 81 see
s.fegH4 usesleFu huHss citsa tn. f9lsa
eash 81 zoe
srapsH ns~ cottage let ea.t.E SD
Wee Fl taN Haah tsaa
f.Fa4Ha HeAsfn hnM.s "a Enssl sat -
o. Use as. zee
Nssmt tHts@afefusf HssHsg 90 rtFsi
AZ riiF eat.i 10 20 st.s go. ssta
Let HNtHHf. eiam a. Nsfs snt rss HHF
To- tta 80 let hssis. on aatsutf
as ~ s.sffie fsu s.s 80 fs
ists lasss e. eitF Hmlss Eusna FiHW r.,
So lai sAs-
- asfr. go. 70 rltg fimIfs ssau.
zee fef e. lee .se f..s
ift afrss ife cleared - acrss tlra
=. fnf "a 40 acre
deed hp~sle tat 0n nafss g. tss
tss for o. ss
efs - ..r ah n.iisfs a.
ca asa
YOUNG a rstaHgmn
4.sf ATffaf.an Place ts.ifsrS
Fhanr rsiiaFa eHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

a. the time and one Of the hcx
was unusually fractions. lie y
placing the bride over the anIAa
head when the horse made a lzY
and grabbed the farmer by D
throat. The man fell and the ben
ran away. Adams was assixtx !
the house By several hysisndn
but continued 10 grow weaker NJ
idly. and passed away. Coroner o.
roll decided that an Inquest "
not necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

steamer Elsie. believing that =
would float off with the high o.
Monday morning The steamer -
a large cargo aboard for CoEdsn|
and many passengers. No cars.
is known here for the scciosr'
unless a high storm or fos VI
prevailing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
7LEE0S 70 DEAN

Bitten IN the neck by a vicious
horse. II Adams. \ farmer living
near Novelty. BLEED TO death yes
terday. expiring within two hours
after receiving the injury A ply
stefan was summoned. but could
nos ataY the heiuoffhaEe. tie found
upon investigation that several
large veins Ia the neck had been
ruptured and the windpipe pune.
tured
ADAMS Was Harvesting bis team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

%af 90 fss sfnaf,d f-sf sfG.Y ts-nhf.r
aFsf cur .-~s aiifal ts.st ~ lad 80 ar.
ssilins an TaHafs. a. ssF. laas on the
er.HsusF al lie se.ra lets SO eissrs'
40 level - 80" a. '8..tf q wens
anu usi.f Tee streets sfanssi and
n.tuf. aiss.sss au-n Tss price
fau.a~ sum 81 to 'tss sarh This 10
emily ak minute. fisa uu she csr from
the - = afpaf sin sod service Rs
stufa. arheul college ali accom- uiuda
ttuHs sfa On The ground eFuTvhHhf
80 pleased aud delighted eith their
tflp and rurrhs-. .<terdsF There sill
soon ts A sharp sdfs.fs Tn Bfic.s. and
ae Wuaid f.gHmw-us thsl fou thls
property a. unrs n . .uld on sanF
tfruH ". s,s ae.a evenings To- Youf
cons srifncs
national 'ANs co.
te.s ,,.ue-r fiisx
I'D 'i.s Main 49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
GUARD DRILL ABANDONED.

seipasem reviewed. yesterday
from Ad'atsat osseral Has,,it.n.
~'s" IL nn~ 10 Washington. ~ Col.
taen. u, sampinR ~ ,hs S...na
ree,meps. y u. W, Hstrs 'Aat ste
gover.msnt mas ana odoneA lie I'm.
.ea'inn II dri'liaa the guards in
artillery practice. a. was done last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
COL VlSCHER SHOOTS
AND INJURIES COP

OMAHA. N-b. Jan. i3.-Coi.
william L.shtfcst NiEeh-r of chi
esGo. = we'll known n.wspsT-rmsn.
writer a.s author. shot and serious.
], Injured Policemen Dillon late
Saturday nisht while resisting ar.
rest on a charge Of disorderiy con.
duct Nisch.r was finally locked
up ard will h~ kept in Jail until
Dillon RECEIVERS. which IL 10 stated
to-day will Ire soon. provided com
plieation. do not set in. The hul.
let from Vis.her's gun passed
through Dillon. cheek into the
sscs Of the neck Nisch~r states
that he Vas helpless 60 control him.
self al the tim. and has no rocol.
Lection of what happened.
Tn. Sunday closing law xas
on~y.a To the letter yesterday at
Sts1aaae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
WOMAN IN FLAMES.


VANCOUVER. u. G. Jan. Ia
Miss Susan Hsssn, aged -. poured
coal oil ON blazing fire last night.
The can burst and the young ~om.
an Was so badly burned sh. died
In hospital five hours later. Her
hair vas burned off aud the flesh
ON her face was burned to the
ksnnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
SUSPECTS AsE nEto.

Glen Perry. Joseph Fuilmafo and
John Johnson xnre last uight dc.
tain.d BY Captain Ward for iuxpati.
Esiiun Thy Ecfs picked up at
Third and He'll Htn with tao CASES
and two sacks of bottled beer.
They cia.n,~s they found the liquor
ia a. Alloy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
10y u.i,.s press.l

VALDEZ. Alaska. Jan. u
Delayed Steamer Saratoga. OF
the Alaska Steamship Co. while en-
route from Valdez TO Seward via
Cordova. went ashore ON the mud
banks at the latter place Capt.
Shasrc refused assistance from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
soY 10 MISSING.

Charlie Pelton. aged IA yezr I
Youngstown. Is missing. aceortz
TO the report Of his father to y
police. The boy has been mlssa
since saturday lie was dressel ;
. dark suit and wore black 81
hat.
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80 y $50 tx4Sf
OWEN QUICK JUSTICE.


Los ANGELES. Car. lr
! 1S.-Daniel Meskil who 81
! November 80 shot and alS'
|, Policeman Lyons while res'z
! ing arrest. was today sente1t
I ed to hang within 30 dan
! Meskil's alleged accomplish
Rolls Robe. is nov on trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
po,lce s,so aVNAw.Y.

lnvit Carlseor, Q runaway hoy
from the lseaCoc Isill district. was
picked up by Once, Larson while
waaf-rins about the s,rs-ts a. 3
0 IA TO-DAY snS gent to the police
ha'rou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
ALASKA p,oSee as REUNION

Pioneers ~ he Yukon a.. pre-
parting foe reunion and i,user %
DE siswn "a thts ~,sy IN ths even.
snG az feh Is. asea ~hn we've ~
he Ssa&pn aud alaska .eyyito..ss al
earts as tho ma w.fl s,.cny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

AUCTION sALy or GOOD FtpNf-
TURF At nICEEnTONs sALEs
Rooms 2a1s FIRST Az. on TUBS.
DAY. JAsUAnY if At io.as SHARP
brass mounted enamcied beds. spflnrs
mattresses bureaus eommodes. nt.n-
sion tables dinisa chairs buffsfs eta.
giant upright pianos fmakers- Decker
Kruli Weber and ofhsrsi. roller and
flat top desks nall ciocks. wall cl8rs =
library tables, lace curtains. portiere.
pictures OF paintings Kitchen queens.
leather upholstered couchnr Ice hanaa.
Ingram carpets rugs. art squares. side
boards Crockerg. glass and other use
fui articles " ~ ftehertgn. Auotlon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

CHOICE HOME sfTfa
Fins quarter s9rs trref. .sm afs 70
stne The fsse ones ar. AZ el.srss and
ln fruit. close ta srsrsa nehoal side
49, 81 30 Eater gl5*d On each tract
10 ssi-f . zee fssms s,s u9ah ana
se 80 runtt
e - StCsOia I. linton Birs -.s
BEAUTIFUL. WOODLAND pspa
PROPERTY
tuVka'F iaosius O.. at pric.s Il,
houses uf lots eat The GET rafns usa
tumnrfa- T. Ev.It he's st them
Co.. tsys
,oaws itsioo. ssss term.
rs.ms iehsi.e o. 7oH. fsfms
roa'n- t.stes .t.6es terms
roam. ftstne ftkna earh
r'en "'he'v huusal"w 0 see
ts,,rs
s',.sr tueSs,a~ o. csc ts,rns
tu."s and ronirs ON r~@r sst
'ulf I.ls u IN. si.l'' suod terms
IL 8ts'0e Ntu3 ZEE.
tsr' tests. ass "a eowr
ng's az. saaft-s. hiurhr srpsn
the az !, zee see 1opa balance
i.',.s call etth a.s tNlup@s a. Phone
surtr 20. WIZ. zu IRE " iiss
III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
uEArH accord.

fra,hs wes. registered today As
follows.
ncmer-r Homer. A.. Jan. 0. Pa.
cifle hospital
Martis-s ]. Martin, A.. ian. 10.
fruvi..aaC~ hospital.
Clsrk.-s Clsrse. 70. Jan. &.
ss.t Fi", eeventh n.
Evans -- Infant ian. q. 7Is
t'-w.t.
Nilcosnr-F V kllcoype. is.
Ian .. 20 isorrn.
Munge'-f Munger, jan. ~,
N 0or hospital,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
soclxr NOTICES.


an 50 ..ai h1sss f~palfiaE In All
hfasa.sa rubber weather asFiNNiHse
.s.ark Randall. I an Carpenter IF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
Two Excellent Homes

We haze 100 0sa sansn hsnaU.
t'aaiers,l cts wRser gaast ,msga ,ss
inae - .at g"' SO ard W $50 atep
=. 20 csst ta,An.e TX. tsat u viii.
pas ,au &c nee tham
sEAT-Fi.E Ryk,rY a sMP 20
sE1 Issi.Rs Kids
5e.a aSAbn ees0
geso
rGstGBafTY
Two fine bt.ss1i.G ie's IN tho Intser
stay Asdtshan a. 1900 essh T0rmA "a
i"un and $40 per Mapsh All slp
rrs on Rnrs az ~ tna in tief etot, noe,
It .iistFi.f ar.0Bu eHn6sttian W.. aNpie
sasae Il these tcSs within TOO years
Nesnemhof. .ns, two lOth and the flvs,
dopps,t takes Them
RICHMOND nInEErT COMPANY.
sbs ssa Empire uldg fifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
WAfF Arnv
rugs 0~S Frlfs.

HALF Armwa
rpts 0vN FEifs-
Yssf -saies 81 - ser. - srsans
sithi. thfss HlH hAa = e ne .s.i'l.
esf aaHefarfsflHs eeFan-H.s 80 ri.n.
a. srntan Hhis svat f.efafH. smpHag
Tea huHaraa. ~ nen eit tcsin rFsfs
iHanH sariH tn FHhfasfr as e.. 40
msns far he9ssitss o. -. strfaitF a.
baaad 60 = HsssE
" .ntfsi several ha.dfsd 80" on
three side. u tHF Hsf raFHrsHF pissf
The hulA - this iaaa is 80 - said faF
fzrtaFF sffss. bal - acre. e fss.fTsa
- .ahsisl.iaa iats hslf 1870 ~ h'.sses
Thts ~. bFan saft.fss sri $500. ..1
p. .it na. .ressi dsFa.lfs On tracts
PRICE, f.urs nom sIs ~ .ss 20
tree. aecaFdies g ss. .nd ios.si.ss Tsa
fir- ssfsss alu ss- ~" er~ss@ q tsi-
.F,s"ftF. sd q slt tsss
osLY Sc eAs@
r.tANc. Your ov~ rraMs
en-. i.s f,f.s tnfsFs viii ~. ~. r,ivi.
iavs a aai.. tAls zee ~ soc. .is.
ssfa. - 1872 IN psu psg.isri "a ts.-
Furss ss"
T..s ~ xsna essres 60 set e.
vs.F. isus e na~ e.s.p hni s.aaa -
have f.pia sdf.hFs NE~ Nf'rp-
is ahnuf g. develop Us tHa flrIH.N Il
fhs ear works anh an lHNesfm.nf =, th.-
tins eili itehis IN Fsla. ~hf- 80 az.
cal - tslesaen. I'D .fraHss 70 49,.
the isas
nIcusoNp BURNETT roarsw.
asa=ztf smpifa Htds
'hone' ssin iafl Ind i,s1
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Ftaae AND ACREAGE.


oHs hair sefe Tracts 81 nsareH fiut
teff fea hAnEhs saufh - fhe tada 80
fafH HH1s estate FnatalHa - affFa
Stated tH fefa streets aFafHl fHsfs
IS. nafsF Ha1 sIHea4l nniH tias >
ffaes aHa HnM EifF FHsNfaalf Had 4ea
Hte. 50 Efnn8 tHH EilH rsfN NfffH arHrs
Hf this ffaMad Il r. g. riaffaA HaFs
sHrfs esd sHia fHf frs#1earr HafnsHrs
NHH tH4a Hleans NfFAr aHsaare gHf
HfUHsffH 81 fhis fHraafF NHa had Eri
fFf tass aatsHtaas n fhls aHHaffgeItT
Esfus Faa he made eH "a. fftgeftt
Nalu 1898
CITY nskf. EErArE 60
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usir rhalus ard sEftehsH msHs a
ardrr Hair heaxht aaa cold Mr.
Aiarr sta9 Ftrsl t=itzs.ff
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CITY usAf. EFrArE 60
Efs ahd a1a FfaHsff ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-04
WINTHROP.

Miss Mae Gordon is visiting her brother
George Gordon, in Laconia, n. II.
Mrs Yeaton of Belgrade is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Haines.
Mrs Henry Miller and Miss Merrill Mil
Ter are visiting in Lewiston.
w. n. kimball of this place is spending
the Fourth at Five Islands in company
with the Moyce brothers ard Leroy Smith
of Augusta.
Frank futile of Smithfield is visiting
his brother, II. S. futile. 49, ......
Miss Ruth Dudley of Monmouth passed
Friday with Mrs. Martin Higgins
Miss Sophia Davis is spending a few
days in Monmouth.
Miss Ethel Staine of Portland is visit.
ing her parents here. Miss Staine is {.
trained nurse and has been caring for
Ex-Governor Hill at his home in Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Leech have returned
from visit in Bridgton.
The dry, weather seemed very serious
with the Fourth approaching, and last
evening the members Of the hose cOmpa-
ny turned on the water and thoroughly
wet down the houses and streets. They
are taking every precaution to avert tho
possibility of fire. Winthrop has not had
even a shower for weeks, and everything
is unusually dry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-04
HUNTING FOR BURGLAR.
Brunswick Police Hunting Man Who
Robbed Milbridge Postoffice.

Brunswick, Me, July 3.-fSpccal,.- The
police Of Brunswick are hunting tonight
for the burglar who broke into the Mill
bridge postoffice Monday night At I
O'Clock this evening a well dressed young
man entered the American Express office
here and tried TO sell the agent, G. A.
Dunning, large number Of Decent
stamps. Mr. Dunning thought it unusual
for person to have so many stamps; in
his possession and did not buy any
He went home from the office late and
picked up Bangor paper. The first
item he saw was a description of the two
men wanted for the burglary at Mill
bridge and recognized the man who had
tried to sell him the stamps as one of
them. He notified Chief Abby, who gave
the fellows description out to the Off.
GERS. Weight 139 pounds. height 5 feet 8
inches smooth face, dark complexion and
well dressed, wearing a Derby hat and
dark blre suit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-04


At 7.30 p. NJ. consolidation concert
by the several bands will be given in
Depot square lasting 30 minutes after
which they will take their places as
follows: One on the Gardiner bridge,
one at Vine and Water STREETS, one at
Kingsbury and Water streets, where
they will play during the display of
fireworks At z. NJ. the display of
fireworks will take place from a float
anchored in the river opposite the
steamboat wharf.
In addition to the regular Fourth of
July program mapped out by the cele-
bratiOn committee a merry gO-round
on Gray's wharf, three moving picture
shows, and ball at A. o. U. w. hall in
the evening by the Leahy Ladies Or
chestra of Watcrville will give every
one an opportunity to enjoy themselves
in the breathing spaces between the
sections of the scheduled program.