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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-08
AIDE OFF FOR EUROPE.


The wanderlust has again taken pos
session of George AIDE. the well-known
Indiana humorist On Dec. lie he and
his intimate friend, Ort Wells, will set
sail aboard the Lusitania for a trip that
is to take them around the world. The
two globe trotters expect to be away
for nearly six months. AIDE will de-
vote part of his time to writing a
new comedy.
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE BY GAS.
Despondent because of illness, Mrs
Sarah Condor, As years old, of Arcan-
UNI, O., attempted suicide by inhaling
gas at her room in the Princeton hotel.
on South Illinois street, Indianapolis.
She was removed to the city hospital,
but her condition is not regarded as
critical.
SALOONkEEPERs ARRESTED.
Because they had pool tables and bill
lard tables in their saloons eight of
the nineteen saloonkeepers in Wabash
were arrested on grand jury indict-
ments. Prosecutor Carptener holds the
tables are not permitted by law because
they are amusement devices.
MACCABEES COMMANDER DEAD.
Steven V. Borden of Hartford City,
As years old, great commander of the
Maccabees of Indiana, died this morn
ing at Grace hospital in Detroit, as the
result of an operation for cancer
CONvICrs GET AWAY.
Three convicts escaped from the In
diana reformatory at Jacksonville and
are still at large. The men are Martin
Whalen, convicted of grand larceny;
John Whalen. assault, and Charles Rus
sell, grand larceny. All were serving
lindeterminate sentences with maximum
penalties ranging from fourteen to
| twentyone years.
BEARS WITNESS AGAINST BROTHER
| Mrs. May Halberstadt of Kokomo
wife of Charles Halberstadt, who was
killed by his brother-in-law, Ruther-
ford Hayes Hunt, will stand by the
state, she declares, in the prosecution
of her brother on a charge of murder
To Coroner Harrison she said her
bother shot her husband without any
cause.
EATS MEAL AND DIES.
| Ethan Meharry of Lafayette, 55 years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-08
DID THE WISE THING.

Ableman republican North township,
pill for Mr.
elected than other either
county township his first
in
The
the battles of lfe
pid Mr. Abeman reres with far
for No would think
fraud His life has
township He will be worthy
ship son box.
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eIn5 BxhaH Heene

New York, Dec. S.-(Special)-It be-
came known today that Mrs. Foxhall
Keene had filed a suit for separation
from her husband. The case came up
for trial before Justice Marean in the
Mineola supreme court today. AS Mr..
Keene is in Colorado and cannot get
here until Thursday, the case was set
over for that day.
The proceeding today was the first
hint that the troubles of the Keenes
had come to a suit, the preliminary
proceedings having been conducted so
quietly as to escape public notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renee separated about
three years ago. At that time they
were living at their summer home,
Rosemont, Wheatly Hills, Long Island.
Friends of the couple then declared
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-08
The New Subscriber.

Pete Carter. who is chaperoning
sheep for the Bear Creek outfit, writes
that he wants to subscribe. and says
he will send the two plunks next
spring wouldn't that be gorgeous?
Pete. no plunks. no pape. See? Lookl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-08

their quarrel was not serious and would
soon be patched up
What was the real cause of the trou-
BILE was not announced at the time nor
has it been revealed since. 1t is said,
however, that it all Will be disclosed at
the trial.
AT the time of the separation Colonel
Lawrence, Mrs. Keene's father, while
admitting that his daughter and her
husband had decided to live apart, as
serted he did not know the cause of
their difficulties
Foxhall Keene has spent great deal
of the last few years in England and
the west Mrs Keene has lived with
her father and relatives. Mrs. Keene
was formerly Mrs. Frank w. White.
She was married to Foxhall Keene on
Dec. 10, 1902.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-08

Long-sufering Laureate.

Sol Long, the poet of the Arkansas
valley, contributed to yesterdays
Wichita Eagle bloodcurdling roast of
Alfred Austin, the British poet laure-
ate. There is no doubt that Mr.. Austin
will now hasten to fall on the earth
Emporia (Kan) Gazette.
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z A n D NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

If Mr.. Roosevelt is going to call every
editor a liar who attacked Mr. Taft
during the campaign, he might as well
give up his hunting trip for he won't
have time to hunt.
The snow descends ON the just
and the unjust, but principally
on the fellow without an over
coat.
Well, it might have been much worse.
The Gary skating rink might have
burned when Mr.. Taft was inside of it
The effort TO make your chill
dren exclusive may succeed In
driving them into low company.
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WE FIND THAT MOST OF Us
AFTER ALL PUT THE LABEL OF
ABILITY ON WHAT OTHERS CALL
sELF-CONCEIT.
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Big Bend Cor. Riverton Cwyo) Re-
publican.
WE SWEAR TO LOVE FOR EVER
AND A DAY-AND LIFE AT BEST IS
BUT A TWENTY-MINUTE yAUDE-
VILE SkIT.
1t might be just as we'll to get out
the heavy ones and practice slipping
them on, so they will neither scratch
nor tickle.
The bird of time is either
lark a crow, depending
entirely ON whether you are
young or old.
Anxious Inquirer.-We certainly did
not advise you to do your Christmas
shoplifting early. We said Christmas
shopping.
When May
WEEDS December, Cupid
Puts down another heart I'm
His cold storage
Plant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-08

A New York dog sold for $1,000. and
he was only little one. Pretty expen-
sive sausage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-08

Big Bend Cor. Riverton Cwyo) Re
publican.
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EATS MEAL AND DIES.
Ethan Meharry of Lafayette, 55 years
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
AFTER EMMA GOLDMAN NOW
Government officials Plan TO Enforce
Federal Laws Against Reds.

Chicago. March 9.-Federal govern
ment ofheials became active to-day in
gathering evidence against Emma
Goldman. the so-caIled Queen Of the
anarchists, and her band Of red-iag
wavers, for the purpose OF enforcing
against them the immigration laws and
regulations OF 1907.
Discovery OF this activity by Chicago
representatives Of the Bureau OF Immi-
grafton and Naturalization, acting un-
der orders OF the Department of Com
merce and Labor I'm conjunction with
the determined stand taken by the
police, has thrown the anarchists into
a panic and boiling rage District At
torney Sims to-day secured a list of
the personal agents of the woman in
different parts Of the country. and a
special investigation was started 10 de-
termine whether they are citizens OF
not.
Mr.. Sims said: I cannot discuss the
plans OF the gOvernn ent, but what
ever is done will come through the Blu
reau OF immigration and Naturalization.
Officials in that bureau announced that
they have Emma Goldman under sur
veillance and that they have been in
communication with the authorities in
Washington to determine what course
90 pursue in dealing with some mem
bers Of her group of red-flag followers.
who have been in this country less than
one year"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
LITTLE VICTIMS BURIED.
Last Services Held for Pupils Burned
in school Fire


Cleveland. Ohio. March s.-Ten thou-
sand people. with heads barred. stood
awed while the twenty-one caskets con
tanning the remains Of victims of the Col
linwoOd school disaster were carried from
the shepard undertaking rooms in Col
linwood this morning and conveyed in
crepe-decked street cars TO Lake View
Cemetery and there laid in a semi-circle.
The center of the semi-circle was a
great mound of flowers. surmounted by
a huge floral book with the inscription
Suffer Little Children to Come Unto
Me; for of Such is the Kingdom of
Heaven
The caskets bore victims-the last to
be buried-of the Lake View school dis
aster in North Collinwood last wednes-
day. Seventeen of the casl1ets held the
remains of unidentified children, while
four Of them contained the remains OF
those whose parents were too destitute
TO bear the funeral expenses
In the cemetery another great throng
had assembled. listening in silence 10 the
boys band Of the Brandon School. COM
posed OF Italian pupils. playing a dirge.
Prayers and the commitment were read
In English and German.
All CoIlInwo0d mourned with fathers
and mothers. The latter rode in ten
street cars which followed two funeral
cars. bearing caskets containing the
charred forms OF the children.
one mother knelt long ct the side OF
the caskets. 1t may not be Mary. but
feel it is" she moaned.
With the burial Of the twenty-one bod
les. Deputy Coroner Mcneil declared all
victims buried, saying l56 lost their lives.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
GAMBLING DEBT 100000.
james Mason Files Petition in Bank
ruptcy in Mobile.

Mobile. Ala March 9-To relieve him
self of an indebtedness of more than halt
a million dollars. James Henry Mason, jr.
of New York. contestant OF his father
win. and who obtained part of a 81. 100000
estate, filed petition I'm bankruptcy in
the United States District Court here to-
day
The schedule Of indebtedness filed with
the petition contains the names of nearly
100 creditors. footing up in round numbers
%799,so0 and states that there are no as
sets.
That the petition is the result Of pres
sure brought to bear upon young Mason
through civil actions OF Mrs Annie II.
Mills and others growing out of the de-
funct Wall street brokerage firm of Mills
Bros & Co, of which Mr. Mason was a
member is shown by the fact that all the
creditors reside IN New York State
Richard A. Garfield. the millionaire
gambler OF New York, is mentioned in the
schedule of liabilities. and young Mason
claims to owe him the magnificent sum
Of $4,000
No Partially is shown in naming credi-
tors. and the name of T E. Harding, OF
Plainfeld n. j.. to whom he is indebted
to the extent of = cents. appears just as
cOnspeuOusly as that OF Garfield.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thaw. mother Of Harry
h Thaw is also named In the schedule
Mason being indebted 10 her to the ex-
tent OF $50. Harry Thaw and young Ma
son were personally acquainted.
Young Mason was adjudicated bank
rupt and the petition was referred to a
referee in bankruptcy.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
RUSSIAN WOMAN HELD.
olga Stein Arrested In New York for
Raising Deposit slip.

New York, March 9.-Olga Stein. whom
Russia seeks TO extradite for forgery and
larceny committed in ST. Petersburg, was
before United States Commissioner Shields
to-day.
The Russian government has been look
ing for her for some time. and recently
learned that she was at the Shoreham
Hotel. 90S West Fifty-eighth street. where
she wassarrested by Marshal HenkeI
The complaint sworn TO by Count Mich
olas de Ladygensky. the Russian consul
general. charges Mrs. Stein with raising
certificate of deposit on the State Bank
Of St Petersburg from 100 rubles TO
10000 rubles and getting the cash. This
offense is stated 10 have been committed
in 1906. Between May H. 1904. and Janu-
airy 81. 1906. says the complaint, Mrs.
Stein betrayed a trust in property, not
specified. valued at IL. $50 rubleS
The arrest did not seem TO disturb her
much. She was sent TO the Tombs. and
examination has been set for next Mon
day
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
MAY SUPPORT BRYAN NOW.
Pennsylvania Democratic Leader
Said to Have Come to Terms.

Pennsylvania Democratic beuucr
Said to Have Come to Terms.
Pittsburg. Pa. March 9.-Pennsylvania
viii send a solid delegation 10 the Dem
Ocratic national convention at Denver for
Bryan. according 10 indications tonight
J. NJ. Cuffey, Democratic national COM
mitteeman. opposed Bryan's nomination.
Twice he stood by the Nebraskan and
spent money and time trying 10 elect
him. Guffey considered he had no chance
to be elected, and sought to swing the
delegation TO Judge Gray or any other
candidate.
One of the ardent supporters Of Bryan
is State Treasurer William II. Berry,
OF Chester. He held a conference with
Guffey to-day and is said 20 have brought
the Democratic State leader 70 see things
in a different light
Western Democrats swung into line for
Bryan. not that they loved him more.
but they hoped to break Guffey's grip.
They organized a Pennsylvania Bryan
League The number of members added
10 this organization is said 90 have
proven conclusiyely to Mr. Guffey that
he could not control the Democratic dele
gates from this State. Hence he is ex-
pected 10 make ali announcement soon
70 the effect that all opposition TO. Bry-
ans candidacy in Pennsylvania will cease.
Coincident with this announcement is
that William J. Brennan. candidate for
delegate in the Thirty-first district and
a representative OF Mr. Guffeys policies.
has announced that he will support Bryan
AT the Denver convention.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
WARNER FOR ROOSEVELT.
Candidate for Congress from Mary
land in Hot Campaign.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Boyds. Md. March 9.-This evening, at
Clarksburg. four miles from here. a big
Warner meeting. giving the Washington
lawyer an Endorsement for the nomination
for Congress from the Sixth district, was
held. The meeting was largely attended
by prominent representatives from that
section. An address was made by Mr.
Warner. in which he said 10 the course
OF his remarks: Il march under the ban
ner OF progress, as carried by Theodore
Roosevelt I notice that Mr.. Stevens saws
the Panama Canal is a failure. Long
after he IS dead. a monument will stand
on the banks OF that commercial high
way as a perpetual memorial 10 the far
sightedness. courage, ana energy OF the
President who Is lndaunted by obstacles.
undis-urbed by clamOr. and faithful TO
the enforcement and preservation OF the
law"
Mr. Warner seems much encouraged
with HIS fight for the nomination. and
viii follow with other meetings this week
tomorrow at Bethesda, Wednesday
evening at Gaithersburg. and Thursday
evening at Boyds. He does not intend
20 let up until the fight is won or lost.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
NEW JERSEY MAY BOLT"
Chance Republican Delegates VIII
Not BE Instructed.

Trenton. n J.. March Gov Fort
and ex-Gov. Griggs. who are regarded
as two of the most important Taft men
in tine State. had long conferepce to-
day, and it is said agreed that it would
be unwise to attempt 10 force the in
sruction of delegates.
They are both aspirants for the hon
or of being elected delegates at large
and it has been accepted that Gov Fort
would like to have eX-GOv- Murphy and
David Baird. of Camden. as their assO-
ciates. This, however, would eliminate
the two United States Senator's. who
according 10 party usage, would be en-
titled TO go as delegates at large.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
OPPOSE ALDRICH BILL.
Merchants Association of New York
Says Purpose Is Not Promoted.

Accompanied by Representative Fowler.
of New Jersey, committee from the
Merchants Association of New York yes
terday visited the White House and laid
before the President an objection TO the
Aldrich bill.
The perils Of an inelastic currency Will
not be helped. says the protest, by the
Aldrich bill, which proposes to Iasten
upon us an extension of the vicious prin-
ciples now inherent in our present cur
rency system, which have been rejected
by the experience of all nations"
The Fowler bill Is regarded by the as
ISOLATION as designed 10 correct currency
evils and as carrying none OF the dangers
of the Aldrich bill.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
new SKIN REMEDY
Creates Big STIR, Drug stores Crowded
with Sufferers

For several weeks past Ogram's, ODon-
nell's, and other leading drug stores IN
this city have been crowded with persons
desiring a supply Of posIam. the new cure
for eczema. This is the drug which has
created such stir throughout the coun-
try since it's discovery one year ago.
For the convenience Of those who use
poslam for pimples, blaekheads, blotehes,
red nose. acne, herpes. and other minor
skin troubles. a special 50-cent package
has been adopted. in addition to the regu-
lar two-dollar Jar, which is now on sale
al all leading drug stores.
In eczema cases. pOslam stops the Itch
ing with first application and proceeds to
heal, curing chronic cases In two weeks
In minor skin troubles, results show after
an overnight application. For a free eX-
perimental sample write direct TO the
Emergency Laboratories. % West Twen-
ty-nfth street. New York City.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Burca
WasIfnrfo, MonTa~ March o los r,

|. ). Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. Monday. March g. l90ss D. m.
A great area If high pressure. now central OVeF
the interior valleys. has caused marked fall IN
temperature IN the Gulf and South Atlantic States.
with rsin in southern New England. the Middle.
South Atlantic. and Gulf States. The adTent Of
this high has brought 90 a Close tie period Of high
temperature which has prevailed in the Gull states
since the first Of the month 4 second Of high
pressure $3.50 inchesl. central in Wyoming. will
tend 10 keep the winds in the Cuff States in 2
nOrthCrly quarter and thus insure few days Of
moderately low temperatures. Except in the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States. where rain is prob
able fair weather is indicated generally East Of The
Rocky Mountains for several DAYS. The temperature
wiz rise slowly I'm northcentFal districts Tuesday
aud IN northeastern districts Wednesday.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports
viii have fresh noFthwestery winds and fair weather
% the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
CHINAMEN HANG TODAY.
PennsyIvnniR Judge Refuses Respite
to PhfIadeIpbia CeIesfiaIs

Harrisburg, March s.-Gov. Stuart this
evening refused a respite 20 the two
Philadelphia Cinnamon. sentenced to be
hanged tomorrow The sentence, there
fore. must be executed. The State board
Of pardons at its February meeting con-
sidered carefully the appeal for ciemency
for these men, but declined TO interfere.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
UNCLE SAM" GETS STATION.
Ola Railroad Terminal Turned Over
10 the L. =. Government.


The government OF the United States is
now the owner and proprietor OF
the old Pennsylvania station, at sixth
and streets northwest. which was
abandoned by the railroads some time
ago
The War Department placed on file
a deed transferring all right and title
OF the Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company 10 the
building and train shed. and vacating
the right Of way through the mall The
consideration is s.. 10000
What use the government Will make
Of the building pending the time il Is
torn down IS not known. It viii be oc-
cupied temporarily by the government ex-
hibits. which We're sent TO the jamestown
Exposition Il is not thought the build
ing viii be demolished for some time.
and it may be used as a general store
house for documents
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
BURTON IS A CANDIDATE.
Ohio Representatives Friends Plan
to OPPOSE Foraker.

Cleveland, Ohio, March s.-That Theo-
dOre Z. Burton. Representative from
OhiO's Twenty-hrst district, Is an active
candidate for the Senatorial seat now
occupied by Joseph B. Foraker. of Gin
cinnau. has become apparent here.
Personal lieutenants OF the Representa-
tive have become active
Mr.. Burton had thought 10 be a candi-
date Tor Senator Dicks seat two years
hence. but his recent victory in the State
convention has inspired him with hope
OF winning Foraker's place
1T is too early 10 think Of that Just
now" he said. The legislature VIII care
for that next January"
But his men already are busy.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
CAPT. DEANS WIFE HURT.
Army and Navy journal Man Pre-
vents Further Harm

New York, March 9.-Mrs. A. T. Dean.
wife Of Capt. Dean. Of the Army and
Navy Journal. was knocked down and
seriously injured by a newspaper de-
livery wagon at Mail street and Park
Row this afternoon.
Capt Deans duickness in pulling her
from beneath the wheels saved her
from still more serious harm.
Mrs. Deans right leg was torn; there
were bruises on other parts Of her body
end she was suffering from shock.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
TAFT TO Address Red Cross.

ST. Adams, VT. March s.-The officers
Of the Vermont branch OF the American
Red Cross Society received word from
Secretary Of War Taft to-day that he
would address the annual meeting of
the society in Burlington some time in
May. The date Of the meeting will be
fixed later, so as to suit Mr.. Taft's con-
venience.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
TAFT GETS TWO MORE.
Fifth Oklahoma InstructS Delegates
to Chicago Convention.

Shawnee. Okla. March S.-William H.
Taft for President and Cassius McAdoo.
Of Shawnee, for national committee
man was the vote of the Fifth Congress
sional district Republican convention
here to-day. James Kirkwood, OF
Iowa County, and Frank V. Wright.
Of Comanche. were elected delegates
10 the national convention.
Resolutions We're introduced com
mending the Roosevelt administration
and instructing the delegates 10 Chi
cago TO vote for Taft. Both delegates
elected appeared before the convention
and pledged themselves for Taft.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10

Midnight IS: ? a. m. IS: a. m. As: A. m. a
a. m. 20; 10 a. m, 20; p noon. 36: D. m. 20
p. m. a; p. m. q; p. m. 50. Maximum, IS
minimum e.
Relative hImidity-s Z. m, IS; y. m, ST. n
m. a.. Rainfall IS o. TO p M. OF. Hours
OF sunshine 81: per cent OF possible sunshine So
Temperature same date last year-Maximm. 81
minimum g
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
PLAN OVATION TO HUGHES.
Boston Leaders Bar women from
Dry Goods Mems Bauouef.

Dry Goods Mems banquet.
Boston. Mass. March "A great recep-
ton will be given to Gov Hughes, OF New
York. on his visit here tomorrow.
More than 1900 members Of the New
England Dry Goods Association will be
present to hear his speech in fremont
Temple, and there is no doubling what
kind Of a greeting he will get at the an
nual banquet of the Brown alumni later
in the evening.
Gov. Hughes sent word to-day that mis-
address 10 the Brown graduates would be
important Women who have planned 20
accompany their husbands TO the dry
goods banquet will be disappointed No
women will be admitted to the main floor
or balconies
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
Geo. 2. Howard. 7lA 18th St.


Washington D. c., March 3. 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the copartnership existing between the
undersigned under the firm name and.
style Of Saks x Company. II the city OF.
Washington, D. c. has been dissolved as
of the first 0sD day OF February. ISIS.
Mr.. Andrew Saks retiring therefrom- Tha'
copartnership viii hereafter be continued
under the same firm name by MeSsrS.l
Isadore Saks and Joseph I. Saks the new
firm taking over and succeeding 10 all the'
assets OF the said firm and assume al
obligations thereof.
ANDREW SAKS
ISADORE SAKS
JOSEPH I SAKS
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
Ocenn Sfenm.hins-

Cherbourg from New York
Sailed from foreign ports: Pennsylvania from
Plymouth for New York
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
Temperatures i'm other cities

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended at S
p n. yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10

Only ten cents n week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The Wash
ingt0n Hereld. Phone Main $500
The Washington herald., 1908-03-10
ANDREW SAkS.
ISADORE SAKS.
JOSEPH l. SAKS.


Advancing years and a desire 10 relieve
myself Of business cares have caused ma
70 retire from the firms OF Saks & CONF
pany, Washington. j. G. and IndianapO-i
lis, Ind In doing so I desire 20 express
70 the people. who have 20 IOyaIIy SUM-
ported my efforts during the past forty
years my heartfelt appreciation. and am
satisfied that my former associates, Who'll
VIII continue the business. VIII merit thei
confidence accorded the firm In the past!
mll1O-5t ANDREW SAKS.