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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
AT PoLl's.

The best of the year SO far Is the verdict of the regular theatergoers who have seen Polls this week, The program Is one If the most varied ever seen al the house and the crowds at both performances yesterday applaud td the whole nine of them,
 Chas Meek and company present a pretty and dainty American lnci- dent, styled Com. Back to Erin in which Chas, Mack appears as the re- turning Irish youth to the scenes of his childhood Mack was formerly of the team If Callahan and Mack, and retains yet some of his smart young Irish ways in his scene with the old man A trio of Irish colleens, with the songs of old ireland, the hagplpe Of Mack and the pathetic leave"taking or return to America make pretty and distinct Irish scene that called for Inc plenty c, applause last night,
 I'll. act Is beautifully staged, show !ng rocky road In old Ireland, and tho cosiurnng and talk is Of the real Irish calbre, The act scored success fully ,ast night,
 Harry R. Lester In Representations of Sam Bernard, Richard Carl and others, scored immensely. His comedy talk was really clever. The Kyasas with their strong work in the lifting line by usc of his teeth and hair, something novel at that, caught the house. Hnglts' s usI'a Trio in splendid mus lcal work, the Govt Trio with a mar velous dog as an addl lon, and Barry and wolford completed the billl
 The electrograph has humorous picture of The Fashionable Hat. ' showing the difficulties attending the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
PYGMALION AND GALATEA.
Benjamin Scoville to Produce Famous
 Greek Comedy This Winter.

Benjamin scoville. the nephew of Sir Heriy Irving. who has recently opened school of dramatic art in this city. takes great pleasure in an- ncuncirc to the public that he will produce special performance of "Pygmalion and Galatea" in this city some time previous to Christmas.
 The play is beautiful Greek com edy and was written by the celebrated author" w. S. Gilbert.
 Mir. Scovile will assume the role of Pygmalion and will be supported by Misg Mary Anderson who is known both abroad and in this country for
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
FOR GUILTORD FAIR.

A especial train will leave New Ha ven this morning at 10 o'clock bear ing Gov Woodruff and his staff and the Second O. Governors Foot Guard to the Guilford fair, returning this
 This special train will afford New Haven folks an excellent opportunity to visit the fair, and ample accommo- dations will be provided for all who desire to join the governors party.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

Drop by drop the offensive dis charge caused by Nasal Catarrh falls from, the bac, of the nose into the throat. setting up an inflammation that Is likely to mean Chronic Bron- ohitis. The most satisfactory remedy for Catarrh is E1y's Cream Balm, and the ,cief that follows even the first application cannot be tod In words. Don't suffer aN day longer from the discomfort of Nasal Catarrh. Croan Balm is sold by all druggists for 50 cents, or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 War ren Street, New York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
"Wanted by the Police"

Harold Vosburgh, who Is being star red this season by the Mittenthal Brothers in a new play entitled Wanted by the Police, Is quoted as saying that his new play is powerful, well constructed one. Wanted by the Police" will be the offering at the Grand opera house for the balanc ce of .he week beginning tomorrow night. Souvenir matinee on Saturday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
Frank Keenan and Charlotte Walker in David Belascos
 "The Warrens of Virginia"

done for Miss Cahil Mir. Heln has displayed marked improvement and It is said that his work in this play will place him among the best in compos- ition In this country. Unlike most of the musicians whose work Is now pop ular here, Hein is master of orches- tration, being able to play several ln- struments. It is said that he will show many novelties in his new efforts, He will personally direct the orchestra at the performance here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
"Ihc l,nys and Betty"

sIlvio Hein one of the youngest of the more successful American com posers has done the music for Marie Cahill's new play, The Boys and Bet ty," which will he seen at thu Hyper ion Friday and Saturday October 9-5, With each new piece which he has
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
LADIES' SOCIAL UNION.
Trinity NJ. E. Church Members to
 Meet Tomorrow.

The Ladies Social union of Trinity M F. church will hold their first meeting for the fall at the home of Miss Armstrong, 42 Howe street, on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock. Af- ter the business meeting a farewell reception will be given to the retiring officer Mrs A. c. Stiles, who is soor to leave the city. All managers ant members are cordially invited
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

Does your new maid know enough to keep her place?"
 "Oh, yes; but what we are anxious about Is does she know enough to hang onto her job?"-Detroit Free Press.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

wearing Of the outrageous headgear by the up-todate women
 The show will he repeated afternoon and evening for the balance of the week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

Frederick Ganter of Ramsdell street Is able to attend to his duties at the Newton Spring Water Go. after two weeks illness.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

Joseph Garland, the athlete, son of MT. and Mrs Joseph Gartland of Whalley avenue, will run in Water bury Oct 26.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

The regular meeting of the Edge wood lodge. No. il. K. of F., was held in their clubrooms in Masonic hall on Whalley avenue Monday night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

W. Beckert and Thomas O'Connor have accepted position with the Win chester Repeating Arms Go.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

The W. S. A. c. held their regular meeting In their club rooms on Whalley avenue last evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
NASHVILLE,

Miss Josie Engelhardt of Whalley avenue has returned home after a two weeks vacation with friends in New York
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30

her exceedingly novel dancing. Miss Anderson has appeared to advantage in a number of classical plays among them such as these. Ben Hur," "The Land of Nod. "A Knight for a Day." and "The Bluobeard."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27
CODIGO PENAL EXPEDITE
lilo quo hnson nlda msnos que % sasran'nto,

No diuponiondo de edifoio apEopiado
para ID detenci6n de criminaleE, las autori'
dades de lsaCEamento (EhtadoB UnidoB)
han FaSuelto 81 pEoblemR de los caHtigo1
que debsn de imponerBs Rqu6llog, PoE
medic d0 IN AistemR tfcAz, pr6ctico = ex'
pGdito.
AL acuBAdo do uu dolito OuAlquieEO, y
que, por tal motive, dsbs suftir 10 penR de
cdrCSl, 90 ls amRITR loB 6Tboles de 10
plaza del pobIado sn eBR miEmR poAiCi6D,
muy POGO cor Portable por cieTto, 20 lO con-
gsEvs hRltA que al ndmsro dc diGB que en-
elIa psrmanezcs correspondent 81 Cautigo
que Se ls hR impueato.
Ed indudabIe que.laB AptOEidaden de So
cRamsnto dobsrfan BeE deaignsdaB para Ia
revision elAboIaCi6n do los C6digog pc
nalsa: seguEamsnte pEoducirfan una obrH
aus. dlisminuiEfa notablemente 10 cEiminA
iidad americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27
v. MERINO & Co.
TeIefono 432.
Apartado de correo I.o7e.

Inodoros
fundido hiero
de PLoMERA
Immediate
Blanco de zinc "Fanc6s epadd
LEONES
Superior" Cstafa pna de todos
bada Banco
Ctale Mstrador
sudO de Pape de Enpy de ddad de aru
para limpa
San Francisco g. San Juan P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27

Sc VENDEN, 1in CorEedoEen y & pEeCios
muy m6diCOg, una casa de uns plRnta, con
tsCho do hierrO galvAniSado con % solar
dc 35 < is, metToEsn 10 CAllO de CeEFa,
Sapturco, J tres cuerdag % &C. timo8 de
terronos propiOs para solRreB en- el Cebo-
Fuco santuEca. Para mas infoEmsB, spaE.
tado ndm. 865, San Juan, 2. Rio v. alt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27
de Scott

Legftima, en- eI tratamiento de la
Tuberculosis Pulmonar. AL paso que
la EMULSION DE SCOTT alimenta
nutre al enfermo aumenta progresi-
vamente sus carnes sus fuerzas, las
TABLETAS DE CREOSOTA detienen
la tos, destruyen los microbes tubercu-
losos que son causa de la enfermedad,
cicatrizan las lesiones hechas por los
microbes en- los pulmones.
De esta manera los enfermos tubercu-
losos reciben los grandes beneficios del
Aceite de Hfgade de Bacalao de la
Creosota y no Sc ven acometidos de
Nauseas, de Diarreas, y de otros tras-
tornos gastricos que resultan q menudo
del uso de las emulsiones con Creosota
Guayacol, cuando Sc toma la Creo-
sofa en- cualquier otra forma.
De yenta SCOTT & BOVINE ouimicOS
las BOGcas New York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27

En- 0gfa impFonta 6 VGnd0 papOl dc
pnri6diOo viOio $500 los 46 kiIo8 (UN
gNiNiaL)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27
Confident OF VICTORY
K. c. Team Expects to Win
Against First Regiment
Armory Tomorrow.

We are up against a stiff game to-
morrow, but whether we win or lose I
feel confident that the K c. team will
put up good fight Sunday afternoon
when they buckle up against the First
Regiment Armory boys" said Will
Hastings this morning, manager of the
knights of Columbus team.
The K. C.-First Regiment Armorv
game will be the big game in Hmmond
tomorrow and will be played at Harris
on Park.
Like the K C's. the majorities have as
vet not been defeated this season and
there will be baseball gore spilled over
the field tomorrow
The K. C.'s have a pleasant week
ahead Of them. They will go to La
fayette where they Will play on the
Fourth and the game down there IS
announced in big posters. The local
bays have been assured of a roval
good time and a good bunch of rooters
will accompany them. On the following
day, July 5, the K. C's will 90 to On
Vile to find some more bacon To
beat these two teams would secure a
very desirable standing for the local
boys in the states K. c. baseball circles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27
ONE WELCOMED
AND ONE SCORNED
Hammond, Whiting and E.
c. Stret Ry. Co. Fails to
Impress Council.
SOUTH BEND LINE FAVORED
Attorney Meyer of New Line, Saws
That He Will Have Cars Run
ming By Aug. 1st.

Two street car companies appeorcd
before the city council. which was T.,
special session last night, one COM
pany represented by its attorney and
the other by communication in the form
of petition. One, the Chicago. Iol.e
Shore ~ South Bend Inteurbnn roiIvox
represented by Attorney +. j. Lewis
Meyer, was treated with grnciousDe.~.
and the other, Hammond, Whiting &,
East Chicago Electric Railway com
pany was given the cold shoulder.
The Chicago, Lake Shore &, south
Bend asked for an extension of time of
one month to put its road into opera-
tion through Hammond, and the Ham
mond, Whiting & East Chicago Rail
way company asked for permission to
lay only one track across the railroad
tracks over State street thus absoIv-
ing the company from laying a double
track as specified in the original fran
chise
There was neither ceremony nor com
ment on the part of the assembled
councilmen in dealing with the two
companies but what little action there
was on the part of the council toward
N'N NVii IeRllACot SpOht NOIunGS TO
how the administration feels toward
the two corporations.
Mr.. Green Appreciated.
That the Hammond. Whiting &
East Chicago Railway company is try
ing to ingratiate itself into the hearts
OF Hammond patrons in obvious and the
fact that its new manager. Mr. Green.
mas arranged for band concerts at the
Lake Front park is duly appreciated bv
the council and city of Hammond. but
the decided Nay" in which some Of
the councilmen voted last night against
the permission, shows that the council
Is not ready to permit the company to
save $4,000 in crossings and give the
city $1,000 in return in the shape of iron
poles.
The double crossings over the rail
road tracks on State street would cost
the company in the neighborhood of
s4.OO0. In return the company would
give the city iron poles from Oakley
avenue to Holman street at an approxi
mate cost to the company of 500. While
councilman Pascaly. who lives on State
street, and wishes the street improved
one way or the other, says: "A half of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27
Hammond Turned Over to Nomad
Band, Arab Patrol, Viziers,
Sheiks and Mobiles
SALAMU ALEIKUM

The merchants responded to the re.
quest that as many of them decorate
as possible and the yellow and black Of
the Shrine was seen everywhere.
There are flags and bunting to be seen
In front of all of the business houses
and the city has taken on a gala ap-
pearance.
Windows from which to view the
parade were at a premium and w. r.
Bridge, whose office is in the court
house, where he has an especially good
We'd of the parade, was besieged with
MS friends who wanted to view the pa
rnde from this vantage point.
Seats in other windows have been mr.
ranged for and the society people of
Hammond had their inning as the pa
rade passed by. Many Hammopdite.
are entertaining the wives of candidate.
who come from other cities.
The camels came to Hammond from
the White City this morning and were
paraded about town. The fact that
there were an unusually large number
of saloons in the city, did not appeal
to them, however. The camel carried
his own wet goods with them and wont
get thirsty for seven days.
Early In the day some of the capdi-
dates, seeing that great preparations
were being made, for their Initiation
became very nervous. One of then,
complained that he nd a sore foot nna
could not stand the march over the hot
sands. He made the trip.
Another said that he had been sick
all night and had deposited the content.
of his stomach in handy receptabIe.
He asked to be relieved of the renron.,
btlity and dangers of taking part I'm tho
parade. He took part in the parade.
John w. Dyer has been In hot xvot.-
all day. Some of the wives of the cam
didates heard that there was to be a
maiden from the region of the Nile who
would be dressed In native costume and
would perform the dance necuI,ar 10
Egypt. They were informed TINT Dver
was responsible for the engagement of
the "LittIe Wonder" and he ha. hean
trying all morning to square b,ns.rs
John was mixed up in an affair at
Crown Point once like this.
Charles See was relieved from du+v n.
the police station today, so that he
could prepare for the ordeal. Charlex
'vas very nervous this noon and he has
been taking a variety of nerve roma
dies which would kill ordinary man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27

ioaf is better than none" The rnaior+v
Oh the councilmen last night did moi
think that 5000 worth of poles is q
falr return from the company for saw
Ing 1t nearly $4,000. According to the
action of the council the company will
either have to build the double track
or agree to put up addition iron poles
through the business district.
The councilmen that voted for tbe
permission were: Messrs. PascaIv.
Schaaf, Schroeder, Swanton and Schultz
The voting against the permission were
Messrs' Carroll, Eastwood, Kane, Kap-
tur' Lauer and Turner.
Time Extension Granted.
BY an ordinance passed six months
ago. the Chicago. Lake Shore & South
Bend railway should have been COM
pIeted by July 1, but owing to the un-
forseen circumstances the road cannot
be In operation by July l. Attorney i
+. Lewis Meyer. however, assured THE
ZINES yesterday evening that the road
VIII be in operation by Aug. l.
our tracks are practically all laid
now and in case of emergency one can
travel on our rails from Hammond to
South Bend. That ought to be assur
ance enough that we can be in opera
tion by Aug. L.
Mr.. Meyers petition for months
extension of time was granted without
a dissenting vote
The board of public works this morn
ing heard remonstrance in the mat
ter Of making the private highway Of
the Chicago, Lake Shore & South
Bend interurban. a public highway from
the east city limits to where it con
meets with Hanover street Judge zol-
lars OF the Pennsylvania appeared be-
fore the board to demonstrate and the
board took he matter under advisement
until next Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27
M|LKS WIDOW 'SCOWs;
GETS SHOT FOR II
Dutch" Bill Franks Badly
Wounded For Robbing
Bossy of Her Milk.
YOUNG SCHAU MAINS THIEF
Farmers Refuse to Talk of Case and
Information Regarding Shoot
ing is Suppressed.

81. John, Ind, June 27.-(SpeciaIl-
"Dutch' Bill Franks was shot and
dangerously wounded on the farm OF
Widow Henry Schau, near HartsdaIe q
Few days ago when he was caught
milking the widows cows, The shoot
Ing was done by one of the sons of the
widow, after 1T had been suCEested Inv
the neighbOrs that perhaps some one
was milking the cows and that nc
counted for the fact that they gave
but little milk in the morning
For some time the widow had no
ticed that her cows have not been Civ
ing any milk in the morning. They
gave the usual quantity at night and
1t was matter of some surprise that
cows should go on a strike in the
morning and yet give plenty Of milk at
night
She puzzled over the problem for a
while and then she told one of the
neighbors about it. The neighbor sug-
gested that undoubtedly some one was
liking the cows early in the morning
and that it would be a good plan to
watch them some morning
Saw Bill at Work in Moonlight.
One Of the boys got up shortly after
IL o'clock and securing a rifle he went
out TO where the cows were pastured.
He waited there for while and then
he saw the form of a man appear in
the moon light He saw the man take
his place at the side Of one Of the
cows and begin milking.
Young Schau walked up to the man
and found that he was Dutch" Bill
Franks. AS soon as Franks saw that
he had been discovered he started to
run. Schau ordered him to stop on
the penalty of being shot.
Franks did not stop and Schau fred
at him and the bullet struck him in the
leg. Franks was able to continue his
flight, however. and so Schau yelled:
Stop. or I will shot you again and
this time II Will be higher up"
Franks took chance and the next
shot that Schau fired caught Franks
in the neck. This time the fugitive
fell and was unable to rise.
1t is with the greatest difficulty that
any details may be obtained in con-
nection with the case, for all efforts
possible have been MADE to suppress
news. No arrests have been made and
the injured man is in a Joliet hospi-
tai
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27
CONTRACT FOR GARAGE
Hudson and Walker Will
Put Up New Building
on Fayette Street.

Ernest Kuncrt of 271 Russell street,
having let the contract for his garage
VIII break ground for the building next
week. The contract was Let Yesterday
the carpenter work ging to AL Hudson
and the mason work TO Contractor
Walker
Mr. Kunert will go into the garage
business right and intends to have
enough room for at least twenty ma
chimes In ddition to this, he will add
two machines for the present garage
for livery service Next spring he viii
add more machines.
The garage is to be located at 26S-
20 Fayettc street. 1t is to have a
frontage of 4S feet and a depth of 10
feet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27
MANY FAMOUS
MEN ARE THERE
Giant Athletes Will Race With Lew
Mayer as Timer and There Were
Other Great Doings at the County
Seat by the Happy Picnickers Who
Had Assembled

we welcome Indiana's ''grento
1t takes u mighty clever state
To round up the natives on our sIate
Not One-but twenty sreat ...,ip Yuns :,
Not one-but twenty '.favorfte sor.v
scratch hits nay. nay: they're all ..home
runs"
Who are with us here today.
what do you think of Gcorgie Ade.
Isn't he the best that ever was madef
Isn't he good gold, after he's been o.
sayed:
He wrote the plays that the actortno-
played.
That made the hits--for which the
managers paid.
Then there's that city feIIer, McCutcbeon
The chap, the whole country make. IN
much on.
guess he's blot as the state. e.-
cutcheOn:
Gosh ding: if he Is, please make me
such one.
And then we come to that Lands Judge
The fellow against which Standard or.
got a grudge,
You know how close they came to max
ing him bulge:
T>wenty-nine million, like ten cent.s
worth of fudge.
There's plenty more with us today.
All great. big boys, all great. say,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27
SHRINE IN
DAY OF GLORY
Murat Temple Pitches Tent
in City and Will Souse
120 Candidates in
Camel's Milk.
PROGRAM FOR DAY.

9sOO a. m.-ReceptiOn commit
tee convened at the Masonic
Temple.
9i36 a. m.-Lafayette deIega-
ffOn arrived ON the MonOn.
1000 a. m.-DeIegatiOns ar
rived from Crown Point, KOuts,
Griffith, etc.
11I11 a. m.-De1egations aRr1v-
ed from points on the MonOn.
Francis T. Holiday and John b.
Cochran, the orator, arrived.
12i27-DeIegatfons from NIichi-
gan City and LRporte arrived on
the Michigan Central.
12:3O-Candfdates arrived In
automobiles from Valparaiso and
Hobart.
100 D. NATURALIZATION OF can
dfdates took place at the Temple.
Assignments of work will be
made by o. L. Wade of Indian
apOIIs.
800 p. m.-Characters were
made up for the parade by an
attache from the Colonial thea
ter.
$3.50 D. m.-ReceptiOn of the
members of Medinah Temple of
Chicago Mt the MOnOn depot
where they arrived on a special
train. Officers enrObed at Ma
sonic Temple.
400 D. m.-Reception of mem
bers of Mu=nt Temple of Indian
apOIis at the Nickel Plate depot,
where they arrived on a special
train. Officers will enrObe at the
courthouse
4:3O p. m.-PhOtogFaphin of
the various features of the par
ade at the starting place ON Ann
street.
1850 p. m.-ArrivaI of the
"COunty Fair" from White City
on special street cars. Caravan
to be conducted by Paul HOwse
of the White City.
500 p. m.-Parade moves from
Ann street for an hours march
ing around the streets of Ham
mOnd.
$500 D. m.-Parade completed
and shriners will assemble for
banquet. Officers, divans and pa
trolls will be banqueted at the
Temple. Visiting Mobiles at HO-
tel Majestic and in the school
house yard.
700 p. m.-AssembIe for initia- .
tory work at the Temple. IL
Elimination of Sword and Crescent
at Muenich court.
11:OO p. m.-WOrk will be con-
cluded and vaudeville perform
ance will begin in the Temple.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-27

The morning of the most eventful day
in Masonry that Hammond and north
ern Indiana has ever known was mark
ed by the arrival of hundreds of Wis
itors from all parts of Indiana to see
the initiation Of the famous class of
101 (really 11S) Shriners.
The day was glorious. The weather
man, say the local Masons. must be a
shriner himself The word has been
received from far and near that every
Shriner within a radius of 200 miles
of Chicago is Interested and many OF
them have already focked to this city.
The report was received from In
dianapolis this morning that all Of the
candidates had been passed upon and
that they had all been admitted to the
famous order of the Mystic Shrine.
This morning Recorder Samuel II
Smith of Medinah Temple in Chicago.
informed the hammond Masons that
he had receiv I'd 500 replies from Chi
cago Shrine-s who have promised to
come to Hammond to see the fun and
that it was his opinion that the town
would be swamped with visitors.
VIII Send Large Delegation.
At South Chicago last evening there
was an enthusiastic meeting of the
Shriners in that portion of Chicago and
they have decided to send a large dele
cation to their neighboring city.
From Indianapolis comes the word
that there viii be at least 400 Shriners
on the special train which will come
TO Hammond over the Lake Erie &
western and the Nickel Plate roads.
men there are smaller delegations