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Tells Of Mans Ingratitude.

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and the last that
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concocted the plot
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mistake the
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the writer u,,.a :. n.Aa,. -. sho,,d
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PARTY
NOMINATIONS IN
S. D. ANNOUNCED
II. B. Halsey, L. v. Blanchet and
]. R. Weeks Will Be
Named. Ia

A member of the nominating commit
lee Of the Peoples Organization OF
South Orange today announced that
Henry E. Halsey. of Riggs place, South
Orange, a coal dealer there; Louis v.
Blanchet, OF Walton road, a New York
business man, and former Village Trus-
tee John r. Weeks, Of Montrose ave
nue.. South Orange, will be nominated
by the organization at a meeting to-
night in Temperance Hall.
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GET zs.pOUND OTTER.

CANTON. April Am otter weigh
ing twenty-five pounds has been killed
by William Slough and Howard Sick
ler 1t was the largest seen in Salem
County for years,
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WELL-KNOWN RUSSIAN
ACTRESS TO PLAY HERE.

The distinguished Russian actress.
Nine. Vera F. Komisarzhevsky, who
recently completed an engagement at
Days Theatre. New York, will appear
at the Krueger Auditorium next Sat
urday evening April II, in ''The Chill
dren of the SUM-" by Maxim Gorki
Her appearance here is under the direc-
ton of Samuel Ross. local theatrical
promote,
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? CAUGHT IN PLOT
TOSIEAL GRANDSON
OF JUDGE KRUGER
Trusted Negro Butler and Woman ACCompliCe
Taken Red-llanded With DeCOy Letter
Placed in Tree Trunk as Directed
by Black Hand Letters.
MRS. PLUM TAKES LEAD IN FOILJNG PL0TTERS
AGAINST HER CHILD: MAN FIGHTS ARREST

Mot s-gear-old
~ frustrated by the timely
e - tof a Negro a 4
by
police head
of death-threat
attempted kidnapping will be pressed
a
Baptist
coegian speaks several languages fluent
tie
desperate
the Alien had gone
Street presbyterian ChuTcn
500 0denand of
Plum
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AT 90 COOKS FOR CELEBRATION.

BURLINTON, April A feature OF
the ninetieth birthday celebration Of
Mrs. Emma severns here was a dinner
which the aged, but active, hostess
helped to prepare.
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Negro butler and woman are arrested
in amazing attempt to kidnap Judge
Krueger's grandson. and Black Hand
letters threaten death to Plum family =.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-04
NEWARK PRESBYTERY MEETING.

The spring meeting of the Presbytely
Of Newark win be held in the ''old First
Church. Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
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Freeman a College Man.

IN MS October.
said he had
nk college and could speak several apsuase an
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Other Men Indicted.


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BUTCHERS AND GRoCERs' Supplies.
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FOREMAN AND MOTT
INCLUDED IN CITY
COUNSEL'S REPLY
When Indictment Is Handed in Nugent Asks Court
to Inspect It and Announces Sensational
Move Against Sommer, Benjamin
Atha and the Prosecutor.
INDICTMENT FOUND In CONNECTION
With LAST SEPTEMRER'S PRIMARIES


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indictments
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against in He aske o inspect
said with
Indictment
privilege
application
Grand Jury and inspect
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approached the bench
that desire 20
from the bench.
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One Hundred True Bills Found. ~l -
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bills
Other Men Indicted. %l w II
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but the indictments defective
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One Hundred True Bills Found.

Atha, who headed the jurors. into
indictments, and loaded
that between the they had less than
bills
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NOTABLE SPECIAL AND NEWS FEATURES OF TODAYS EVENING STAR

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
NO MATINEE TODAY.

There was no matinee at the Wash
ington Park speedway this afternoon,
the South Speedway club having made
arrangements to have their annual cup
races over the course Saturday. There
will be six classes for PAGERS with sill
yer cups for first prize, and the sea-
sons cups will also be presented to the
various winners during the afternoon.
Judge James c. Dooley will make the
presentation, and Magnus Flaws will
oficiate as starter The park commits
sieners have decided to open the speed
way anshour caller so as to give plenty
of time for the races.
No races will be held at the West
Chicago Driving park at Austin. so as
to give the west siders a chance to wit
ness the races on the south side.
The classes announced for Saturday
at Washington park will be 2:2o pace,
free for-all pace, 2:2o pace, 2:25 pace
pace and green pace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
LATONIA OFFICIALS
TO START TURF WAR.
Defy State Racing Commission by
Inviting Bookmakers to Coming
Meeting.

Cincinnati. O., 15.-The board of di-
rectors of the Latonia Jockey club met
and invited fight with the Racing
Commission of Kentucky by adopting
resolution inviting reputable book
makers to book at the Latonia meet
ing, which opens Monday. This move
will start a big turf war.
When asked IL the invitation to the
bookies would not invite a legal bat
tie with the racing commission. Hen
ry Myers, vice president and attorney
of the jockey club, smiled and said:
Well, that is up to the commission"
Immediately after the directors drew
up the resolution, Joseph Rhinock
handed in his resignation as president
OF the Latonia Jockey club. His action
was no surprise to the other directors
Rhinock's reason for resigning the Of
fee was that he could not give Latonia
affairs the attention it needed because
of his own campaign for reelection to
congress.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
THIS is MY 18TH BIRTHDAY.
Samuel II. DuftOn.

Samuel Train Dutton, distinguished
as an educator and as a worker in the
movement for peace and international
arbitration, was born in Hillsboro, N
H, October 16, 1S49. He received his
education at the New London academy
and at Yale university, graduating from
the last-named institution in 1873. Dur
ing his earlier career as an educator he
filled the positions of school superin-
tendent in New Haven. Conn, and
BrookIine, Mass He was also a lee
turer in pedagogy at Harvard univer-
sity the University of Chicago and at
Boston university. Since 1898 he has
been professor of school administra-
ton In the Teachers College of Column
bia university. Dr. Dutton is secre-
tary of the Peace Society of the City of
New York and former chairman of the
executive committee of the National
Arbitration and Peace Congress. He is
the author of a number of works, deal
ing principally with the subject of
school management, and he has been
honored with membership in the lead
ing educational and scientific societies
Of America.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.


Webster, photographer,
born Died May 2S, 1S4S.
1S15-Francis r. Lubbock, the first
elected confederate governor of
Texas, born at Beaufort, S. c. Died
at Austin, Texas, June %, 1905.
1S46-First public application Of ether,
to deaden pain in surgical opera
tions, made at Massachusetts Gen
eral hospital in Boston.
1S59-John Browns raid on Harpers'
Ferry.
1S6S-General Grant appointed to the
command of the departments Of the
Tennes see, Cumberland and Ohio.
1S71-General U. S. Grant visited Bos-
ton.
1S74-Congress of American women
met in Chicago.
1Ss1-Centenary of the surrender of
CORVALLIS at Yorktown celebrated.
1395-Milwaukee celebrated the semi
centennial of its Incorporation.
19o0-Lord and Lady Mimic completed
a tour of western Canada to the
Pacific.
1906-Mrs. jefferson Davis, widow OF
the president of the confederate
states. died in New York. Born in
Natchez. Miss, May Z. 1926.
1907-Philipine assembly opened by
Secretary Taft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16

milk dealer to stop sale. fearing there
are typhoid germs in product.
Chicago and Oak Park elevated road
plans a 100000 extension through
Humboldt Park and promises to raise
tracks in Austin.
Secret service men fill courtroom at
More trial, keenly watching all pres
emit, and jury is locked up for first
time in twenty FIVE years, so far as
the New York federal courts are con-
cerned.
Howard Gould pleads that he was
pinched in the panic, at trial Of wife's
suit for s125,000 a year alimony. and
also asserts that womans vulgarity,
profanity and drunkenness forced him
to leave her.
Wheat market develops considerable
weakness, other grains decline moder-
ately: provisions a shade frner; cattle
weak; hogs higher; sheep strong.
Wall street stocks rally sharply at
the close afted drifting about all day
at a lower level.
Captain Steffen of the University of
Chicago football team believes that
Illinois win lose by big score.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
WHAT MARSHALL SAID IN cRAwFoRDsvrLLE

MARSHALL Mr.. Hyde of Indiana
republicans democrats
right question Marshall
made at Charlottesville
Marshall
question
endorse
plans the
the blight OF saloons?"
question you
pn Of leaving the saloons in the
a district"
S a
Jeky would
Whiting
Marshals wabash
not In
mbedded the quicksand his hmsy vogeng
Temperance" longer
the sentiment
patron
according his friends will the saloons when
Hammond becomes Dr. Jekyl
Fortunately papers
follow these
with
Charlottesville then
ove to
whether
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
THE CUBS AT HOME.

Chicago's two-time worlds cham
pions returned to their own yesterday
and deceived the congratulations of the
city.
The Cubs. fresh from their wonder
full victory over the Tigers, and bear
ing their proud title ahead of them,
reached home at o'clock yesterday
morning. Despite the early hour over
800 friends had gathered at the Mich
igan Central station to greet the team,
and as the players emerged from their
sleepers the crowd cheered each in
succession.
The marks of the Joy club" night
on the train still were visible, but most
of the players were in great shape.
They had escaped the enthusiasts who
had made the night hideous and left a
trail of noise from Detroit to Chicago
and secured at least some sleep.
1t was a jolly party that celebrated
the end of the most desperate season
the National league ever has known
that disembarked from the train and
hurried homeward.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
IMPROVED HOOSIER TEAM
EXPECTS TO BEAT BADGERS.
Indiana Eleven Awaits Coming Of
Wisconsin With Confidence.

Bloomington. Ill. Oct. 15.-After
third hard night of scrimmage. the In
diana varsity is in excellent shape for
Wisconsin Saturday. and Sheldon says
he has no fears of the result. The
Hoosiers are so per cent better than
they were at the Chicago game as re-
CARDS endurance, steadiness and speed
in pulling off their plays Cunningham
is playing quarter and Bendt right half
back. The shift in these positions is
considered a wise move and is getting
the ginger into the back field which it
lacked in the Chicago game.
At scrimmage tonight the playing
was ragged, but a long signal practice
tomorrow night with a good talk from
Sheldon is expected to get the men in
trim Trimble, right tackle, is suffer
ing with two boils on his right leg and
may not be able to play Saturday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
MCCOY GETS BACK IN
THE RING TONIGHT.
Veteran VIII Try His Corkscrew Punch
on Jim Stewart in New York Ring.

New York. Oct. 15.-Kid Mccoy. one
of the greatest fighters OF his inches
that ever lived, will re-enter the ring
tomorrow night at the National A C.
in this city. His opponent will be Jim
Stewart, the big local heavyweight.
who was touted as coming champion
until Jim Barry stopped him In a
fierce bout a few months ago. The
bout viii be watched with the greatest
interest by the fans the country over.
1t will give Mccoy a chance to show
whether he still can lay an opponent
low with the corkscrew punch which
he made famous.
Mccoy has been training steadily for
six months and is In the best condi-
ton possible for him. He looks as
good as ever, but it remains for the
fight itself to show whether the Kid
still retains all his old cleverness, speed
and stamina.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
For v-President
JAMES s. SHERMAN

eve certify to all the great cleo
torate that when their votes i'm No
vember shall have chosen James S.
sherman to be vice rresidcnt OF the
United States, the senate VIII be
sure OF a presiding ofacer In char
acter and competency worthy of the
best traditions of that great DELHI
crate body, and that-which God
forbid--the sad contingency were
to come which should for fourth
time call vice president from New
York to the executive once, the In
terents of the whole country would
be safe In good hands, and the great
once of the presidency would suf-
fer no decadcnce from the high
standard of dignity and honor and
competency of which we are SO
Justly proud..-ELIHU ROOT. at
Sherman Notification Ceremonies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
W0LGAST 1916 CHOICE
FOR FIGHT WITH WEEKS.
Milwaukee Featherweight Makes Good
Imprissfon ON Los Angeles Fans.

Los Angeles, Oct 15.-Freddie Weeks
resents the popular belief that he will
be defeated by Al Wolgast at Vernon
Saturday afternoon.
There's only one man of my weight
in the world who has anything on me,
and he is Abe Attell,' said the Cripple
Creek boxer tonight. I'll slip over
surprise party on some of these wise
guys Saturday afternoon"
At the betting stands tonight 10 to
was being offered on Wolgast to win,
while even money was on tap that
Weeks would not last twenty rounds.
The Milwaukee man made a favorable
impression here by the vicious manner
in which he fought Webster, and VOL
CASTS talk of wanting to fight Attell
or Moran is being taken seriously.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA

OF Pythias insurance department for
the last ten years as president of the
board of control. at the annual cleo
ton of officers of the board held in
Chicago, declined to accept the office
again owing to Ill health.
MoNoN CONTINUES IMPROVEMENTS
The Monon, despite the hard times,
has not ceased to push its improve
ments to completion. On the southern
end of the line 1t has put in five new
steel Orders over important streams
which in years past have given the
road more or less trouble. Many miles
of ballasting has been done and the
laying Of the entire main line with new
steel completed, and its trains run safe
ly over 1t at high speed.
HANLY CANCELS DATES.
Governor Hanly has cancelled all Of
his lecture and speaking engagements
for this month and will remain in In
diana to give all Of his available time
to the republican campaign. The gov
ernor was to have spoken in Pennsyl-
vania and at points in other states.
VETERAN MURDERS A VETERAN.
William Dreisman of Marion, So years
the remainder of his life in prison for
having murdered George W. Reep, an
other soldier. After celebrating six
hours this evening the jury found
Dreisman guilty of second degree MUIR
der.
FOREST FIRES DESTRUCTIVE.
Wabash is clouded with smoke from
the forest fires of the north and west
| today. Fifty acres on the Ambrose
Kisner farm, just south of the city, are
being swept by flames. and several resi-
dences are in danger.
MRS. TAFT REMEMBERS GIRLS.
! Mrs W. H. Taft, wife of the repub-
| lican presidential nominee, has remem-
!, bered the working girls of Evansville
/ by sending a handsome handmade
handkerchief to be auctioned at the
bazaar of the Working Girls Auxiliary
Nov. II. IL and ID.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Canvass taken among 5000 members
of National Manufacturers association
shows unanimous opinion that election
of Taft will bring increase Of trade
Big meetings in Nebraska lead Mr.
BRYAN 10 claim the state by larger
majority than he received in 1896
Mr.. Taft addresses big meetings in
Kentucky on tour of southern states
seven candidates for president con-
tribute 10 political symposium
Mrs fuckers attorney declares in
dictment against Colonel Tucker charg-
ing wife abandonment will be asked.
Benedetto Allegretti of shadow kiss
ing fame. is directed by Judge Ball
to pay alimony to his wife. who re-
ceives decree Of divorce.
Luman c. Mann takes his first trip
across the bridge of signs to await in
Jail trial for the alleged murder Of
Mrs Fanny Thompson.
City officials order West Pullman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
GAS WELL ALIVE.

GAS WELL ALIVE.
A gas we'll in the Majestic Spring
park at Cicero, abandoned for several
years, has returned to life. Today 1t
showed ninety pounds pressure.
ROBBED IN A SALOON.
Morton Conner of Rushville, Ind, re-
ported to the police that he was robbed
OF $3.50 Wednesday evening in a sa-
loon on South Capitol avenue. Indian
apolis. He said that he went into the
saloon with that much money, but that
when he came out he did not have a
cent.
REVIVAL CHANGED TO RALLY.
revival meeting is being held at
the Rock Creek Methodist church in
Columbus, and Tuesday night the
preacher dismissed the meeting that all
might come to this city to hear James
E. Watson.
DEMOCRATS INDORSE SOCIALIST.
The German Alliance of Peru, which
consists OF more than 800 democrats
who are members of the Marshall club
has Endorsed Robert Duderstadt, the So
cialist nominee for representative from
Miami county. The action of the alli-
ance is due to Burton Green. demo-
cratic nominee for reelection as repre-
sentative. voting for county option al
the extra session of the legislature.
GRIFFITHS PLUNGES IN.
John L. Griff1ths, formerly of Indian
apolis and now United States consul al
Liverpool. England. came back to Indi-
ana yesterday to aid in the republican
campaign. No speaker in Indiana is
more highly regarded.
MANUFACTURERS GET LETTERS
Letters were mailed Wednesday tc
the members of the Manufacturers Blu.
reau of Indiana calling attention tt
the Importance to manufacturers of the
outcome of the election. The letters
are signed by Winfield T. Durbin
president of the bureau. and were au.
thorized by the executive committee.
NEAL REFUSES X. OF P.'s
Charles +. S. Neal of Lebanon, whC
has been connected with the Knight,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
LABOR NEWS

To give work to the unemployed San
Francisco viii employ about 1000 men
on municipal Improvements.
IN Liverpool, England. ten thousand
'longshoremen are idle and the docks
are filled with sailors and officers look
ing for berths.
The number Of men employed in the
shipbuilding trades on the Mersey and
Tyne has decreased twenty thousand
compared with last year.
Lord Dunraven has given $4,000 to
Limerick, Ireland. TO establish two
scholarships in Industrial training In
the city and county.
The Scotland Miners Federation has
approved of the action OF its represen-
tatives in accepting the proposed reduc-
ton of 1914 per cent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
What Befem at Concordia.

That certainly was a mixed up affair
at Concordia. While at Camp Tomor-
Blade reporter. and Ralp Fell had
quite an experience. The boat tipped
and to say that Ralph fell is wrong.
for 1t was Miss Wrong who fell and
Fell who saved her. He was right in
saving Wrong. and when she fell 1t was
Fell who saved her. All this happen
at camp yesterday.-Salina (Kan-)
Union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
For President
WILLIAM II. TAFT

He is as strong an he in gentle.
His reputation is simply spotieHz-
In all the agitation OF q heated
campaign for the greatest ONCE I'm
the world, NO one has ventured to
intimate a doubt Of the absolute
honesty of this man who kas been
before the country for u quarter OF
n century. Nor can any ONE sue
cessfufly dispute fhe simple propo-
sition that in the whole history OF
the United States NO one was ever
named for the presidency who was
30 fitted by nature, by training and
by experience for the duties, digni-
ties and responsibilities of that uni
que onlce-CHARLES HOPKINS. in
The Independent"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16
THE TIMES AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

O is Gale
which thereby
made until this The
compelled regeuy decline
advertising
Using than its circulation demands
but
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16

Woman, there is no help for you. II
you can't do better YOU would better
jump into the lake. And all of your
kind had better follow your example.
Judge Goings of Chicago to Mrs. Ber-
tina Lazelle, Fallen Woman.
Instinctively one turns to the ac-
count In the New Testament of ''the
woman taken in adultery" the man,
as usual, escaping arrest.
The Master looked at the men who
had taken the woman and said, "Let
him that is without sin cast the first
stone" One by one these men skunk
away from his presence. "Does no man
condemn thee? Neither do 1. Go and
sin no more"
How hateful must sin have appeared
to that Judean woman after she had
heard that voicei
Now
OF course this Chicago woman was
sinner. There can be no excuse for her
bad life. And yet who knows? It
may be some respectable" citizen who
walks the streets Of Chicago gave her
the first impulse toward the broad road
of ruin
Moreover
Would it shock you were to say
THIS WOMAN WAS JUDGE CO.
ING'S SISTER?
Yes, he is her brother.
Kipling tells US that Julia O'Grady
and the colonel's lady are sisters under
their skin. And it is so. Humanity is
kin. And men and women are brothers
and sisters. 1t would better have be-
hooved this unjust judge to have de-
Tended this woman, against whom So
ciety seems leagued; to have helped
her, to have spoken words of hope and
sympathy.
But instead
He sent her weeping and wringing
her hands to prison. Instead of help
ing her HE FINED HER FIVE
TIMES THE USUAL SUM OF
BLOOD MONEY. And when her
tears are dried
When she thinks Of the hard words
Of the unjust judge her heart will
harden, and she may follow his advice
and go over the verge, more sinned
| against than SHINING.
Man, whoever you are
Be careful lest you help to thrust
some weak and suffering sister down
into the depths where there is no hope
or rescue.
And as for this naughty judge, SO is
eternal justice that
In the day of the great assize it may
be more tolerable for the poor Chicago
woman than for him who cruelty con-
demned her.