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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-11

Thomas H. Slavins, quartermaster
Of the maneuver camp at Pine Camp,
New York. has been assigned to the
command of United States military
prison at Fort Leavenworth. kan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-11

The supervising architect has an
nounced that bids will be opened
July 16 for public building sites
130x135 feet at Albany and La
Grande and 140x14O feet at Pendle-
ton, Or.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-11

1t Is doubtful If the decision Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
in the Pacific Coast lumber rate
eases will be rendered much before
July /. Several weeks work re
mains to be done, although every eff.
fort is being made to expedite these
decisions. 1t is proposed to an
nounce simultaneously the decision
in all the Pacific Coast lumber rate
cases, as the points involved are
practically the same in all.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
MOST AMUSING, YOU KNOW.
EngIishman Says Fans Throw Bottles
 at Baseball Players.

This is an Englishman's description of baseball, printed in London news paper:
 q must tell you about one particu- lar pitcher who rejoices in the name of the 'spitbalP pitcher. He whacks in terrible curves dead over the plate but he has a notion of his own. His theory is that if he himself does not know what curl he is putting on the ball, the striker cannot possibly do so. His method is thoroughly to salivate the ball. He holds it in two hands in front of his mouth. You hear sort of Maxim-gun of spits; then he hurls the ball at you, thoroughly glossy of surface. His success is quite abnor- mal He is considered an original of the first rank. His swerve is not only unknown, but most pronounced.
 Baseball is amusing. It draws very large crowds in America and excites unbounded enthusiasm. Feeling runs high Each side has a coach, who stands, megaphone at mouth, just out side the playing area. His duty is to coach the batting side about running. But he has task; for the moment his advice is required, gentlemen retained by the other side make din intended to drown his words. These retainers are called the fans. They barrack their opponents, and throw bottles at them, and even throw flashes into their eyes with pieces of looking glass"
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28

in existence, and if tt Is to be pro hibited, or only permitted under con ditions which will discourage every one from taking it up, those actually engaged in it have, as it seems to us, just claim to compensation for the livelihood which is 0enfed them"
 This is the way in which English public opinion deals with what even the trade members of the Royal Com mission on Liquor Licensing described as "a gigantic evil' and a national degradation" for whose diminution hardly-any sacrifice would be too great. Yet England has none of the consti- tutional safeguards Of vested rights which have made it SO nearly impos- sible for American cities to cut down gas rates and street railroad farse. The only thing that protects the Brit ish liquor trade is public sentiment, but that seems to be quite sufficient Golfers
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Elections In the County Next Week.
 Fl Centro Candidates.

Election of trustees will be held in all the school districts of Imperial county on Friday, April 3. One high school trustee, of the Union district, is to be elected in Holtville, vice Dr. Greenleaf, whose term expires.
 Two trustees are to be elected in El Centro, to take the places of Ira Aten and R. E. Jauman, the latter serving part of an unexpTed term by appointment. MT. Aten declines to be a candidate for reelection, and M. w.. Conkling, who takes active interest in school affairs and is especially quail fled for the office, is as yet the only possible candidate seriously proposed as MT. Aten' S successor. MT. Conkling has not been consulted, but there is no doubt that he would be willing to serve if elected. There is no oppo- sition to the election of MT. Jauman to serve out the remainder of the term.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
THE LIQUOR DEALERS PARADISE.
In England His License Is Property
 and Vested Right.

The harried American saloon-keep other falling into the hands of ruth less enemies, who not only wipe out their business at minutes notice, but even force them in some cases to pour their liquors into the gutters, may look with envy upon those sweet isles of rest in which ennobled brew CTS are hereditary lawmakers. Lord Burton, First Baron of Pale Ale, is heading national protest, on moral grounds against the subversive scheme of the Liberal Government to put a time limit of fourteen or fifteen years on the licenses of public houses. At present licenses are granted by magis- trates for terms of one year. There is no legal obligation to renew license, although a law passed by MT. Balfour as recently as 1904 gives the publican claim to compensation when re- newal is refused. But the regard for vested interests in Great Britain is so  deeply rooted that this mere temper ary privilege of selling liquors, granted from year to year, is treated by a great part of the community as if it were freehold property, while all but the widest radicals admit that 1t is thing that must be handled with the greatest tenderness. The Spectator" solemnly observes:
 Public policy ought to override pri- vate interests. But this process of overriding should have reference to the future, not to the present It may be as necessary for the public welfare to buy up the rights of brewers and pubiicans as it was to buy up the Fights of Irish landlords. The trade of the publican is one of the oldest
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
GEO. LONGS HOUSE BURNED.

The residence of George Long, northwest of Fl Centro, was destroyed by fire last Saturday night. An over turned lamp caused the fire. Mrs. Long tried to throw the lamp out, but was obliged to drop it and flee from the house. The house cost about $500 and was not insured. Of the contents, only one piece of furniture and some jewelry were saved.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
coIdIy Considered.

q, sir" remarked the selfimportant statesman, twas never approached with proposition of graft in my life"
 That fact" answered Senator Sor- ghum, may be recognition of your honesty and then again it may be a reflection on your influence. Wash ington Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
CATTLE QUARANTINE.
Rules Which Tend to Force Counties
 to Pay For State Work.

The State veterinarian has estab- hshed Texas-fever-cattle quarantine line beginning on the Pacific Coast where the northern boundary of San Luis Obispo county connects with the Pacific ocean; thence easterly along the northern boundary of San Luis Obispo county to the nortnwestern cor ner of Kern county; thence southeast erly and easterly, and northerly fol lowing the western, southern and east em boundaries of Kern county to the northeast corner of said county; thence easterly along the northern boundary of San Bernardino county to the one hundred and sixteenth meridian west longitude; thence south following the one hundred and sixteenth meridian west longitude to the southern border of San Bernardino county thence east erly along the southern boundary of San Bernardino county to the eastern boundary of the State of California.
 Governor Gillett has issued a procla- nation of quarantine, and by amend ments has exempted from rigid sub iection to the rules those counties which have appointed Live Stock In spectors to do the work for which the State Veterinarian and his agents are paid. In the first amendment it is ordered "that during the continuance of the quarantine line as set forth in the proclamation of February 1, 1908, no cattle originating in the quarantine area as described in said proclama- tion shall be moved or allowed to move into the counties of San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino."
 In consideration of the action of the Boards of Supervisors of San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles and Riverside counties, in ap- pointing County Live Stock Inspectors, and placing under strict quarantine all areas in said counties known to be in tested with the Boophilus Annulatus tick, the transmitter of Texas, splene- tic, or Southern cattle fever, cattle originating in the aforementioned counties may be moved to points in the State of California north and above the said quarantine line, provided they are first inspected by the State Vet erinarian, or his duly aucnorized agent, and are accompanied by a certificate showing said cattle to be free from contagious and infectious diseases and the Boophilus Annulatus tick.
 In order to be permitted to ship cattle at all, quarantined county must appoint and pay an Inspector to act as agent of the State Veterinarian. No County Inspector, no agent, nc inspec- tion, no shipment of cattle. Imperial county has no Inspector. It did have a good one, but he didn't like the job and he went away, and the Supervisors have not found anyone to take his place.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
vIsIr YOSEMITE VALLEY.

Yosemite Valley is now reached daily after a short and pleasant trip via Southern Pacific to Merced, and Yosemite Valley railroad, and a twelve mile stage trip. Information may be had at all Southern Pacific ticket of fees. 51-52
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
) WOODLAND GATES, N. ATTORNEY

Munsey Bldg, Washington, D. c.
 Late Private Secretary to United States Senators Stevhen M White and Thomas R. Bard. Land and other de- partmental practice; also Congressional business. Refers, among others, to United States Senators Frank P. Flint and George c. Perkins, California dele gation in House of Representatives, Hon. Thomas R. Bard, Hon. R. J. Wat CTS, Gen. H. C.. Otis, Hon. A. c. Hub bard, Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce, Los Angeles City Aqueduct.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-03-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

E E. EATEN, Ph. C., M. D. AlT Physician and Surgeon Second door south of Water Co.'S office, Seventh
 and Imperial Ave. Residence Fifth
 and Imperial Ave.
 Phones: once 9. Residence 2o2 IMPERIAL, CALIFORNIA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
@roRbersoetbum.
gus Der Danptfaht.

2mgemb Q, IA. Sob. @e>
tern bat Der bo6tu'ite Serr 8il6of
ieine Nomreiie angetreten. SIN Ieiz
ner 8esleitun9 befinbet ii9 Serr 8is>
tbum5iefretdr @arnih.
/ { m b II r Q, 81. Sob. Wom
groBb. Sofe. Mus S6loB Spbens
burg, mo Scunerstag Die gibesleis
itune S. 81. 8. Der 8robber5oain als
&egentiri itattfanb. tpirb uns aus Der
nmgebnng oes idpererfanften @robz
her5oas berihtet: Ser @roB6er5og
lit fir Die IuBennelt 9an3 unems
pfdnelih. @eibe Sdnbe ruben forte
pdbreno frnmpfbaft auf Der Sber<
bruit. Sie Habrung nirb linn nur
bon Der 9anb Der @roBber5oeiu ee@
retdt, Der 2anbesberr ertennt Nie=
manben, auBer Ieiner boben @emabs
lin. gs lit geplant, NIT benz boben
&ranfen nab Reran (Sirol) fir Die
8intermonate iber5uiieoeln. Sails
oies gei6iebt, fouumt bic 8roBber5o>
gin &oelbeio NIT ben srobb. ainbern
IN &iir5e mad 2uremburs. Sic Srau
@roBber5osin sHegentin iiebt anse>
sriffen unb leibenb aus. tie lit cine
Idrtprin Der Yfliht unb Sinaabe."
Plus 0tiinhen, 10. Mopember, tpirb
beri6tet: SIM S6lob Sobenburs leste
beute Wittae Die @roBberSogin bon
2uremburg in @eeentpnrt bon 5fpei
Miniitern uno elmer Population bes
2anbtags ben CID als Negentin ab.
2nrembnrs 9, 90. Sob. Sn
Der berfloIienen 8o6e itarben folgenoe
Herlonen ppm IA. Nop.: Seinri6
Stint, alt 81 Sabre. g%igentbiimer;
Suianna 8onuer, oft S5 Sabre, Chez
frau b. Sobann Neber, S%aslobner.
&c.: Seinri6 8uirlinger, aft s Mto>
nate. H.: Mnnn Noel. alt Ga S.,
@itttpe b. Iifolas Sdarff, 5tlbs.
9anowirtb, 81 g6insen, 8emeinbe
SlDrhineen in 2otbringen ipobnbaft.
49,: Sobann Soiepb Yaqaet, alt Ga
S.. &entner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Gasxsttbasrser wa.ette, ptenstaa, ben 8. pesentber 1908.

Sn 1887 ebefitte er SRI. Gnna
Warid 3immer. Sa Die Che finber<
Los perblieb, nabmen iie i'm Sabre
1885 einen &naben unb elm Idb6en
aus benz @aiienbauie in Stem Yorf
an, tpel6en seseuiiber tie lire elterz
li6e Tflidt boa uno gang tbaten uno
tie gut ansbuben IieBen. Ser Serz
itorbene mar ieit Ipril : ihtper NIT
Iitbmn bebaftet unb in Der lebten
@o6e iebr frnnf. Sic Seerbigung
fanb am porlesten Snmstag Worgen
itatt, nobel Die folsenben Serren linn
Die leeten 2i~ebesbienite ais 9a6rtu6z
TRIGGER ertpieIen: Wattbias Silbels,
Wattbias Slammang, Setter S6ums
mer. Setter 8obep. George BERNARD
unb Wattbias &rempges. @r rube
IN Sriebenl Infer @eileiol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Aus ben iihrieen Tbeilem.

@alferbtngen, 16. Sob. -
liner TeIiben5ort bat einen ipirflif
srobartieen Sorti6ritt 5u ber5ei6nen
Sn &iir5e erbdlt uniere Srtihaft: a.
cine elettril1e 8eleu6hlng (Stras
Benbeleu6tung uno Yribatbduler) +;
Die Gentrale ba3u ipiro bel Srrr.
8roBmiiler Shanen erridtet; b. cine
allen Mnforoerungen entipreGenbe
8aiierleitung, pel6e a1s elmer auten
Guele. Die bisber bas leer itebenbe
&eiiben5ihloB perlab, 9elpeiit ipiro.
liner 8emetnberotb bat iid I'm beibe
Inlagen iebr perbient sema6t. nifi
minber aber mi6 infer Bfarrer Serr
S6pebae. Der es 10 reft peritebt, ios
fpobl fir bas reli9ioie ais aut fir
oas mdteriele 8obl ieiner Yfarrans
geborisen gu iorgen.
Smngfinfter, t6. Sob. SIZE
&armeliterinnen allS Dem 3itbaflolter
bon 2uremburg : 9a9nbof baben bers
floiiene 8o6e oas 9rpBe @itrp's 6ofs
baus nit @drten tdufli6 erporben
uno lit beute Der notarieae &mifatt
abgeihloilen tporben. Sic S6ipes
tern iibernebmen Die &ranfenpfleae
unb eroffuen Mitttpod cine &inber>
bepabrfhule, 10 ai6 einen Sanbz
arbeitss nnb Sausbnltungs : &lirius.
Grutten, 10. Sob. SIN Der
Naht gum Mittipo1 gei6ab bier atf
pffenem Seloe cine boie Chat. @s
arbeiten bier 5tpei SampfbreIds
mai6inen, cine beleii6e unb cine
oeltibe; ais beute @prgen Der Seiz
ger Der beutIben Iai6ine bas @entil
priifte, fanb er. baB Elm Steiu in bic
I0bre selegt mar, lint ben &eiiel 5u
1preneen.
aus benz 9antpm Cater
n a d, is. Hob. Isle iiebente Crop
madt.) Gin Sorftaplan mus bod
cine europdiihe @ro6madt iein. Sa
elm unaneebrahtes unb miBrat6enes
@prt aus Ieinem Wunbe Die 'Stims
menadbl Der @d6ler 5u berIfieben
permaa, pdbreub Ser gauge Iuftuaup
unb oie @olbfarren elmer aan5en
Sartei Die 8Gbler ni9t beeinfInien
fonnen.
Nemburi IA. Sob. Ser @iecns
tbiimer Miiaer mas Yarf Iansfelo
mar biefer Sdge NIT Dem 2aben cines
Subers Strob beihdftigt; Die Salts
letter bes @agens itiir5te plobli6 INN,
bas Strob fiel auSeinanber. Serr
SO. fam 81 Sail uno trug einen &ips
penbru6 iinb ioniti9c innerlide @ers
lesuneen papon.
9hbeItnacn, ~. Sob. @ez
itern fano. inter iiberars GROCER @es
tbeiliguns Der @ihipobnerihaft ser
Stabt Siibelingen unb Der giienbabnz
beamten. bns Se9rdbniB pes eriten
Stationsboritebers bon 9iibelingen,
Seinrih &pener itntt. nelher elmer
alten Samilie ans Glerf entltammt.
WafferbtIlia, Is. Sob. -
Sem beim bieligen Soitamte angeIteas
ten Goltcommis 3irpah. aus Sbers
pallen gebiirtig. lit elm llrIaub bon eli
nem Sabr bepiaiet porSen. &irpa1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Sterben uber iiesen.
(gin id0nes Mlotto fir uniere
Siiu9liuee.)

2aB bid nimmer unterfriegenl
Shdu' Dem Sample ms @eii6tl
Sterben mnBt on ober Iieeen,
Senn Gin 9rittes gibt es nidt
Sur Den Wenid1en, Der iein 2eben
@tner guten Sad)e tpeibt,
unb in eblem @oripdrtsitreben
Sid Den i6oniten 2obu perleibt,
@ibt es Siebe unb alttb @unoen.
Spott uno tiefe Seelennotb:
@laub', Or pirit gar balb eelunben
Nabt bes Sieges M~torsenrotb,
Gber fdait on - Damn seidebe,
@as Dir etpig norbebadt:
Cine 3udeu, obne @ebe ~,
sGreite in Die SobesnaGtl
y ~ = nv
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
SaS alte Wiitterhem.
(8eoidt bon Irnu Sol5. componiri
bon Nag Spider.)

2ieet elm 96rflein mitten i'm @albe,
llcberoedt bonn Sonneni6ein;
Dor benz lesten 9auS an Der Saloe
Sip elm iteinalt Niitterlein.
Sic ldBt Den Snpen gleiten
llnb Spinnrao, Spinmrab iein,
unb benft an Die alien 3eiten
Itno nidt ulo i1lun,ntert Elm
SeimIi6 f6leift iih Die Wittaasitiue
Sur6 oas flimmernbc, CRIME Menier.
Iues i6ldft; ielbit SroIlel unb Grille
uno bor'm Yflug ser miibe Stier.
Sd plobli6 tonlnt es ge3o9en
SlisenD ben @alo entlane -
llnb o linn berseflogen
Srommel@ unD Sfeifentlang.
limb IN bas QieD bonn alien Bliider
Snnd5en Die Sorfler: sic linb BAL
llnD Die @doels i6penfen Die Glider
lno Die Sungens rufen: Surrabl
@ott ihiise Die solo'uen Saaten.
Sa5u Die tpeite @elt;
Ses TntlerS Iuu9e SolDnteu
3ieb'n tuieoer ms CRIME Selbl -
Sieb. iHon i6tpenfen lie Inn Die
Snlbe,
Wo bas lebte Der Sdus6en ladtl
S1on perihfpinoen Die eriten i'm
@alDe
l1no oas Weiitterden ertpdht.
8eriuufen in tiefes Sinnen,
8irb tbr bas 6er5 10 idtper,
ltnb ibre Sbrdnen rinnen:
$50 @iner mar audi Sri"
y y -
Die idledte Grsiebmng lit sic Sanpt-
mriaGe Der 1tebelitdnbe Der ben.
tisen geielihaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

Gin Spinnenfnbcn uno elm
Saul Cine Wotte unb elm Moleri
Die erite 2iebe - uno Ole lebte 2iebel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Die idledte Grsiebnns lit sic Sanpt-
mria6e Der 1tebelitdnbe Der ben.
tisen @eielihaft.
(Gus Sem @erfe: .Sdule unb
glternbaus" bon @. $. @eunier,
Or. Der Sbeoloeie.)
vi.

Bir ton,men 81 Ser Ieeten 8ebing>
ltng fir Das 6ffentlihe 9obl, has til
bic Gbrfnrdt ntb Der @eboriam gesen
bic Snba6er Der 6ffentltdeu @emalt
TT Staat ntb Uemeinbe.
Sic offentlibe @epalt Der burger
lihen 8eieaihaft bat Die Mufgabe,
bur6 @elete. @erorbnunget unb gine
ridtungen iene 9cbinsungen pber
@erbdltniRe gu idaffen. ipel6e es Dem
Siirser ermosliben, bas auf grben
errei6bare @liid burd eigne freie
Ebdtigfeit 5u bertpirfliten. Solen
aber Die @erfieunsen Der tpettliden
Seb0roen ibr 3iel, 3. +. bas 6ffents
ltdc Wobl erreiden, 10 miiNen iie bon
Den 8ilr9ern befolgt tperben.
Worin lit aber Die Wursel fir Die
IAtung uno Solgiamteit Der @ireer
gegen Die Dffentlide 8eipalt az
iuhcn2 $50 anoers. ais in Ser DRIFT
liGen &elision unb in Der friitliAen
Sngeno? 3undhIt in Der 9ebre, baB
es feline 8etpalt sibt, auber bon 8ott,
DAB Die Snbaber Der @eipalt oieIe bon
8ott babeu, beiien Stelpertreter tie
iino uno in oeiien Namen tie hires
ImteS pnlten. StoBet bieie 2ebre
I'M. reiBet lie aus Den Ser5en ser
lIntertbanen bernls, uno Inn Die Ihs
tling unb ben 8eborIam geaen bic
Srdeer Der @epalt gbrfurft beseiaen
unb iolen lie ii6 alen redtmdBieen
N%noronungen berielben gegeniiber aes
boriam ertpeilen. Damn lit bies Sic
notbtpenoiae 8orausicbung. baB tie
bon Sugenb auf 5ur gbrfurft nnb
@ebpriam ee9eu ibre gorseiesten err
5oaen iinb. Sum fraee i'd eud1. DRIFT
lihe gltern: $50 erbdlt bas aino iene
relisioie @r5iebung. bon pelher mir
geiprofen BADEN? Sn Scr Gdule,
meine hriitlibeu gltern, bos babeu
mir seieben unb oas babt ibr ipdbrenb
enerer eisenen S6ul5eit an su9 ieibit
erfabren.
Der nnuerninitise 2nsms bel ben
&eiratben.
Wan ipri6t bonn mii6ieIigen
Sample mm's Saiein. bon benz
iftueiBtreibeuben Niuaeu nm bas
tdslife Srob; aber lpenn man aes
narer 5niiebt, 10 MAIDEN ii6 5abltoIe
@enlhen Die meilten Soraen nuo
Wiibcn nnb Snlten nibt mn ben tag
liHen @eparf. ioubern I'M Die iiberS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
ecbr permhnftis.

9onisin Aleraubra bon gngIanS.
10 leieu mir IN europdii1en 8IGttern.
Die eirlen n~nsebeuren ginflnb aif bic
@eitaltilng Der peibli9en Iooe be-
list, bat oielen 5i einem Der pobltbG.
tighten lnb b6dit 3eit9emdbeu @erfe
benubt. sic bat ndmli6 beihloilen.
- mnb mas bel elmer Srou piei beoems
tet, bieien gntidluB audi ausgefiibrt.
- bon MN on peber elm Goriett nod
enae Shube Su bemlben; lie bat ai,d
ibre aleioung iofort baraufbin einz
riften Iaiiem, bab iie obue 9prictt sez
tragen miro. 3enn Tie in9t. bnB Die
Srau selGaffeu Iei. selunbe Ninper
6u baben uno ie geiunb 81 er5ieben.
9a5u lit Dor allen 9ineen n0tbig, oaB
lie ielblt geiupb lit. - Sebr perniinfs
tis bon Der Srau &6ni9in; pn tic aber
am 1. Se8ember 1914 eeboren. alio
jest beinabe Ga Sabre alt lit. 10 Bat
tie immerbin etipns lanee 9ebralidt.
lmn CUR giuiidt az tommen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-26
FIRE ON BUFFALO AVE
Fatal Destruction of Build
ing is Threatened
Yesterday.

Fire yesterday afternoon threatened
the total destruction of the property be-
longing to Harry Cohen at 1861 Buffalo
avenue. The cause of the fire is un-
known. 1t started in the one story
frame barn in the rear of the three story
building and spread from the barn to
the three story building which also
belongs to Cohen.
In the barn the flames destroyed con-
siderable oats and hay and burned the
building itself almost to the ground.
From the barn the sparks flew to the
three story frame building. The lower
floor of this building is occupied as a
paintshop, and it was thought advis-
| able to remove all the paint from the
building in order TO reduce the danger
| of a conhagration.
| With the exception of scorching the
outside of the building no other
other damage was done to the dwelling
The total damage is not over $1,000.
Fire also broke out yesterday or
the building at $751; May street. The
| fire was set by a passing train but
caused little damage. The building is
owned by John Causanowski.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-26
SPECTACULAR RUNAWAY
Pedestrians in South Chi
cago Driven to Door
ways For Shelter.

runaway horse galloping down
Eighty ninth street at a breakneclx
speed, was the scene which drove many
people to doorways and places of safety
late yesterday afternoon.
The horse, which was attached to a
new runabout belonged to f. r. Town
send of 992 Commercial avenue. 1t got
frightened in the livery stable of Frank
Arnolds and made dash for the door
before it could be secured, running
down Houston avenue, the horse turned
the cvorner and tipped the buggy over.
In striking the curb on the opposite
corner it righted itself and the horse
dashed madly down Eighty-ninth
street. Several children who were
crossing Commercial avenue, narrowly
escaped being hit by the buggy. The
horse turned the corner at Exchange
avenue and was finally captured after
making a mile run. The new runabout
looked very much the worse for wear
when brought back to the livery stable
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-26
HERE AND THERE.

The chain of parks extending from
Wrightwood avenue on the North and
Seventy fifth street on the South are
being inspected today by the small
parks commission
Leaving the city hall at $3.50 this
morning the Commission and B. j. Null
laney representing Mayor Busse. start
ed on their tour throughout the north
and south sides, ending up at Bessemer
Park, South Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Cote with her family
1904 Houston avenue, have returned
from Muskegon, Mich, where they have
been spending their vacation.
Mrs. Timmons in company with her
daughter, Margaret, returned yester-
day from Wisconsin.
Joseph Turtin, 904s Essex avenue
has returned from two weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Mary Tolleran, 1927 Stony Islant
avenue will leave tomorrow for White
Valley. Mimi.
Mrs. Mary Gallistell and daughter
Emily left yesterday for few week.
visit with friends and relatives in tn,
east.
Miss Stella Schoen of 1888 CONNER
cial returned yesterday from thre
weeks visit at the home of her cousin
on the west side.
Miss Sigma Paulsan of 1919 Hous
ton avenue, left yesterday for a tw
weeks vacation which will be spent a
Macon, Ill.