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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29
MAYOR AFTER MOSQUITOES.

Mayor w H. Arnett of Kokomo sum-
moned the board of health tonight to
adopt heroic measures by the use of
oil and other expedients to abolish the
mosquitoes, whose onslaughts upon the
citizens have become intolerable.
WOULD BE REAL PROSECUTOR.
Declaring that South Bend is one of
the most immoral cities in the country
and that vice and crime are protected
by the alleged ring which. he says.
rules the city, John w. Ketsch, indie
pendent candidate for prosecutor today
issued a statement to the press, in
which he states that if he is elected
he win close every hell hole panel
house. gambling resort and dance hall
of the dive" variety that exists in the
city.
LONE BURGLAR BUSY.
A lone burglar entered five houses
of Carmel last night, secured in all
about $50 and escaped. From the home
of George Dobuispect he obtained So
in money and watch valued at s45.
FINE BLIND TIGER KEEPER.
Mayor Malott of Bloomington this
afternoon assessed a fine of $50 and
costs ana gave sentences Oh thirty days
in jail each against two Italians, Ben
Giringo and Nick Scott, upon pleas of
guilty to running a blind tiger at
the stone quarries north of Blooming
ton.
EMREZZLER Is SENTENCED.
VIII Cottingham, agent for the Union
Traction company at Upton, who ran
away with a neighbor's wife and the
company's money two months ago, and
was captured at Ottawa, Canada, plead
ed guilty in the Upton circuit court to
a charge of embezzlement and was SEN
fenced to the state prison at Jeffer-
sonville for a period of from one to
five years.
POLICE DISPERSE NEGROES.
A mob of 500 colored men and boys
who accused Claude Andrews. the
cousin of Jesse Coe, of having betrayed
the murderer of Patrolman Russell
into the trap which Sheriff Bryant OF
Kentucky had set for him, were dis
persed by the Indianapolis police on
Cora street, near Senate avenue, short
ly before z o'clock last night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

In the three succeeding presidential
campaigns the state was carried BY
the republicans
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29
POLICE DIsPERsE NEGROES.

days and oysters will be with US.
Vince,
If man
Says, "My Darling.
And stammers.
Why they are engaged.
If she says,
"My dear" and yawns, why,
They are married.
1t is almost the hour for the farmer
to begin worrying about the frost and
the corn crop.
Because Jerome had been shaking
dice he was exonerated from a charge
of gambling.
While many wives have con-
tempt for their husbands-it Is
usually never silent contempt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

1t is more and moro evident that
politics does indeed make strange bed.
fellows. Mr. Marshall may be a total
abstainer, but he is tying up nicely to
the Lieber- Fairbanks brewing combine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29
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THINGS AND FILINGS

Coal has been found under Gains
vile in Missouri. Are we going too
far to say 1t ought to be a hot town?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29
Good Thing For a Town.

There are towns-some of them in
Kansas-which are clamoring of their
own greatness all the year round. and
they make much the same impression
as would be made by the man who
stood forever upon the housetops an
nouncing that he was the all-firedest
man in the world. In the course OF
time some weary wayfarer would slug
him with a brick, for the sake of peace
and quietness. A trifle of modesty isn't
bad thing for town.-Emporia
(xan.) Gazette
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

You'll have to hurry if you want
to take your vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

Good work, Mr.. Tucker. Make the
bakeshops and dairies get clean and
make EN- stay clean.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

ALL TALK ABOUT PUBLICITY rs
@GREEK TO YOU" UNLESS you AID
vERTIsE OCCASIONALLY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

No matter how much the
conductor may knock
down, the motorfnan is
ahead of him. So much
for words.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

The trouble with the reformer is
that he generally goes the wrong
way about the right thing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

Just think of it. only three more
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29
LONE BURGLAR BUSY.

A lone burglar entered five houses
of Carmel last night, secured in all
| about $50 and escaped. From the home
tof George Dobuispect he, obtained $50
in money and watch valued al S45.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

"Who is that old maid yonder?"
III tell you who she is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

days and oysters will be with us
Wheel
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
ADVISES MRS. WALSH
TO ASK FOR NEW TRIAL

Judge Robert Il. Frazer, attorney for
Mrs. J. Frisbie Walsh, the plaintiff
In the sensational $4,000 damage
case, in which the jury brought in a
verdict OF no cause OF action, has ad
yised his client to move for new
trial.
"The verdict is unquestionably
wrong, and was based upon evidence
that was ruled out by the court" says
Mr.. Frazer. The main issue was
practically set at naueht. and testi
fsaeAy- To- Mrs. rtsisA,s -eharacleI
was repeatedly brought into court. We
did not have to meet this. and we mad
no notice which would enable US to ge
cure proper evidence 10 meet it,
Neither the plaintiff nor her attor
ney was present when the Jury return
ed Its findings. Fred Gibson, the de
PENDANT, his wife, two brothers and q
sister-tn-law. sat In their accustomed
places. When the verdict was made
known to the defendant. by the sign
language, he shook HANDS heartily with
his relatives. kissed his wife, and then
hurried To the jury box, where he
shook hands with the Jurors.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Nine. Samarof Chen
Enthusiastic Welcome

Nine. Olga Samaroff the pianiste
gave her second recital In Detroit
Monday evening under Tuesday Mus
icale auspices. When Nine. Samaroff
appeared here last year for the same
organization, her playing made such
an impression that it was decided to
en- gage her for this season, and that
the management was justified In
bringing her back was evidenced by
the reception she received Monday
evening. The recital was given In the
Young Womens Christian association,
and a good-sized audience attended.
Nine. Samaroff is an artist and she
gave delightful renderings of the ten
numbers arranged by her. Samaron
has limitless technique and much tenn
permanent, and her playing will be re-
membered as one OF the features OF
the music season In Detroit. The pro-
gram included the Mozart fantasia, a
Schumann sonata, Mendelssohn's song
without words. Brahms variations.
Chopin and Debussy numbers, the
three latter being especially pleasing.
A novelty was an intermeZzo by Emil
Paur, director OF the Pittsburg SYM
phony orchestra. dedicated TO Nine.
Samaroff. The artist was presented
with two big bouquets, and at the
close of the recital met the members
OF the audience at an informal re-
ception.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
SPRING PRIMARIES
IN WAYNE COUNTY

Primaries for the April election
we're held in various parts OF the
county Monday
Eota p. Smith was nominated by
Wyandotte Republicans for mayor;
James G. Pinson for clerk, and John
Allan FOR justice. The Democrats
named DR.. j. s. mclaughlin for
mayor. and Edward Beattie for jus
tice.
w. A. Furgason is the only nominee
fol president OF Ecorse.
George Kelly was nominated by the
Democrats for supervisor in Gratiot
township.
William Perry was nominated for
president OF Ford, and Robert Perry
for clerk
Joseph F. Weber was named for
president OF st. Clair heights.
X. p. Burgess was nominated for
president of BEDFORD village.
VIM. Butler, former candidate for
sheriff, was named by Monguagon Re
publicans for supervisor, while T. III.
Brown drew the same nominations In
Greenfield.
Ed Vernier Is the Democratic nom
inee for supervisor In Crosse Pointe,
while Paul Rivard is the Republican
choice.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

sisted In her act by Billee Taylor, who
also directed the music for her songs.
An unusually attractive feature of
the program is "A Night With the
Poets" presented by George Homan
under the management OF Eugene Cod
dington. The setting is dainty. and
the familiar poems of james Whitcomb
Riley. Little Orphan Annie Good
bye. Jim, Take Keer c. Yourself" and
THAT Old Sweetheart of Mine" read
by James b. Reeves were illustrated
with living pictures. The singing OF
the quartet with this act is OF high
character, the rollicking songs of the
young men adding much to the enjoy
ment OF the production. The com
pany includes about dozen people.
"The big scream" liz which Welch,
''tiny bit OF humanity" Mealy ard
Montrose. play ball much to the delec-
tation of numerous fans Is another
laugh-dispenser, while the Heras fam
lily, composed or men and women aero.
bate.sis far ahead of The average run
QfS6efobatic troupes. Muscular devel.
opment Is demonstrated In the super
lative degree In the act OF the Belle
clair brothers. and Irene Franklin, who
appears IN several characters and sings
Amt II hard to get beau?" has an
original musical comedy Offering thar
Is extremely unique. Miss Franklin
gives splendid limitations, her change
OF costume being made with lightning
like rapidity. She IL assisted by Burt
Green at the piano.
Irving Jones, the cclored comedian,
and the four Fords. brothers and sis
ters. together with the kinetograph
with the scenes I'm and about Jerusa-
lem, complete splendid bin.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Chronic Form
Of Indigestion
Tickle appetite.

TlChie dppcti,ts
Weight and fullness- after meals
Fermentation OF food, forming wind
and gas.
Bowels constipated, urine highly
colored.
Headache. sleeplessness. loss of Wig.
or palpitation of the heart.
This is intestinal indigestion caused
by sluggish liver action and conse-
ouent fermentation Of food. Relief is
obtained In few hours by use of DR.
| A. w. Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills
which cure thoroughly by means OF
their direct and specific action on the
liver and bowels.
Mere stomach medicines and aids 10
digestion will never cure this most
serious form OF digestive troubles
With the liver awakened by use OF
DIR. A. w. Chase's Kidney and Liver
pills constipation is overcome and
the whole digestive system restored
to healthful condition. % cents a box
at all dealers. or DIR. A. w. Chase Med
icine Co, Buffalo. ". Y. Portrait and
signature of A. w. Chase. NJ. D., on
every box.
Mr.. a. w. Dodge of No Zfe6
Baldwin ST.. Pontiac, Mich, states:
Il used Dr. A. w. Chase's Kidney
and Liver Pills for constipation and
indigestion. which had bothered me
for years. Their action on the liver
and Kidneys was most thorough and
satisfactory. and as a result, I have
since been in the best OF health"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
THE TEMPLE.

A person OF the 1oiiiest sort mag.
Unable is Stella Mayhem, who delight
ed the big audience with her singing
and acting In the Temple theater Mon
day. Miss Mayhem. who will be re-
membered as the star OF THE Show
Girl" and other musical successes. IL
one OF the cleverest women entertain.
ers on the vaudeville stage and she
kept the house In a roar not only with
her singing. but her lnimitable acting
she IL coincidence closely resemb.
lins May Irwin. and her songs have a
comical turn peculiar to her style that
pleases and amuses. Her Imitation of
Maggie Cline at the close OF her set
set the audience on into gales OF
laughter. Mis- Mayhem was ably as
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
SCUFFLE OVER GUN
RESULTS IN SHOOTING

Tony Adamkiewic. proprietor OF a
boarding house at No. SIC Collins-st.
was shot through the upper part OF
the left arm as result of a scuffle
over revolver, in which he did not
participate, Monday evening. The
wound Is not serious. Ignatz Wisnew-
ski, boarder, was detained by the
police pending an investigation and
Walter Swyderski, another boarder.
who left the house Immediately after
the shooting, Is being sought.
Sunday night, Adamkiewic was an
noyed by several former boarders. who
gathered outside the house and tapped
on the windows. Fearing trouble, Tg-
natz Wisnewski bought revolt
yer, Monday. and was showing IL Mon
day night. when, 1t Is said, Swyderski
grabbed 1t. II was discharged dur
ing the scuffle the bullet striking
Adamkiewic, who sat by the kitchen
stove, holding his four-year-old baby.
DR.. John Henry, OF 654 Grandy-ave.,
dressed the wound.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
INVITES SAEooNKEEPERs
TO OCCUPY PULPIT

FREEPORT. ILL.,. March 3.-Rev. r.
w. Emerson, pastor OF the First Chris
tian church OF Freeport and widely.
known temperance worker. has in
vited the Freeport Liquor Dealers as
sociation to occupy his pulpit. Free.
port is In the thries of an anti-saloon
war. DR.. Emerson announced a ser.
mon on THE church against the sa.
loon and why" He invited the Lilo
nor Dealers association TO attend In
a body and included the privilege OF
making a reply the following Sunday
evening from the pulpit.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
'Guess They'll Both Be
Sturg" Says Mrs. Carter.
OF Yarmouth's Engagement

PITTSBURG. March ST. guess
they will both be stung," was the
Payne, when asked for an expression
OF opinion regarding the reported en-
gagement of the Earl CT Yarmouth to
Miss Norma Munro, her former bosom
friend.
''The Earl of Yarmouth is evidently
sfter another fortune" she continued.
''and Miss Munro is evidently after a
title. Well, Miss Thaw was very glad
to be rid of the title. for she had e.;
so far Ms Miss Munro's fortune Is con-
cerned. she hasn't any. 1t would"
said the actress, musingly, certainly
be funny marriage"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
WHAT SOCIETY is DOING

THE Garland Glee club will give
ropsy Turyy" party Tuesday even
IL. March 8, in Diamond temple. Law.
II and Grand Riyer-aves.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Livingstone
knounce the engagement OF their
3ughter. Miss Florence NJ, TO John
pley Odell, OF Camden, ~. j.
The thirty-ninth annual ball OF
khiller lodge, No. 263, F. & A. M,
tll take place Monday evening,
arch 8, In the Masonic temple.
Mrs. s. DIN Johnson will give a
|ception in honor OF Nine. Olga
kmaroff in her home. No. 56 Rp
ena-st.. Tuesday evening from TO
O'Clock.
The Harmonic society will give it's
nual masquerade for members in
q hall Tuesday evening. Prof. Her
nm Strasburg will lead the grand
arch which starts at o'clock.
A pedro party is given this afternoon
the hall. Jefferson-ave. and Crane
!, by the ladies altar society OF the
burch OF the Annunciation. Refresh
ents will be served after the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Siegel, of No. 219
fgh-st. east. announce the engage
ent OF their daughter, Miss Anna
gel. to Bernard Goldman, recently
New York. The couple will be at
me to their friends Sunday, March 8.
The thirteenth lecture OF the Free
ecture course under the auspices of
e Detroit Federation of Women's
nbs. will be given Friday evening
the Pingree school on Mcclellan
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

NEW YORK, March 3.-One hun
dred happy voyagers came ashore to-
day, when the big Porto Rico packet
Coamo was warped into her berth
after day hard aground on the sands
OF Jones Beach on the south shore OF
the island. The Coamo was fioated
last evening. with the assistance Of
two wrecking tugs. She suffered no
damage save the loosening of plate.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
slster AGAINST erother.

Fannie Barnes, one of the heirs OF
the Louis Meyer estate, has asked the
probate court to force her brother.
Albert b. Meyer, to tell OF what their
mothers estate consists. She says
that her brother sold To Ben Siegel
property worth $4,000 and deposited
the money In the German-American
bank, in the joint name Of mother and
son. She says he now refuses to tell
how much Is left OF what become OF 1t.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
curfew and Blue Lave for AIban,

ALBANY, N. Y, March 3.--Now It's
curfew. IL the wishes OF residents OF
several rural communities are respect
ed by their representatives in the as
sembly, the solemn tones OF the old
blue law viii chime out at 3 O'Clock
at night throughout the state, and all
children" under 81, will be driven
home to bed by the night watch; sa-
looms shut up; ice cream parlors COM
PEELED to put up their blinds and "old
maid" parties subjected to raids.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
partial identification Of Suicide.

The man found hanging to a coal
car near the ID. u. r. Harper-ave.
barns Monday morning, is believed
to be Gustof vandiermark. This name
was found written on paper in his
pocket. with the address, County road.
Aeken, Kansas City, Mo.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

The customary series OF Lenten or
gan recitals in Christ church, Jeffer.
son-ave., will be given by DR.. Horatio
Browne. the organist of the church
Sunday afternoons at o'clock. Prom
inent singers and instrumentalists of
the city will assist at these recitals
to which the public is invited
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

do you think Mars is inhablted?'
asked the scientific person.
II really can't say that care much
whether II Is or not" answered Miss
Cayenne. There are already enough
neishbors to talk about. washing
ton Star.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
ave. The lecture is in charge of Mrs

ave. The lecture is in charge of Mrs
W. |. Bolt
Mrs. e. N. Law will give an address
Wednesday evening in the North
Woodward Methodist church on ''Sa.
loon abolition, the question OF the
hour" Mrs. Law is a speaker of ma
tional reputation and has given 20
years study to this question.
The Association of Collegiate Alum
nae will meet Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the college club rooms.
DR.. Anna Odell will read a paper on
Social Purity" and Miss Barnes will
give report of the quarter centennial
meeting held in Boston In November.
Damascus Commandery, No. AZ.
knights Templar, will give a military
ball Tuesday evening in the Masonic
temple. The guests will be Presid-
ing Preceptor +. j. r. Skill, OF Toron-
to- Can. and his council Cyrene Pre-
ceptory The ball opens at 8 o'clock.
A domino party will be given in the
Country club Tuesday evening as a
close to the social season. The invi-
tations read Come In fancy dress or
domino and remain masked until IL
O'Clock" The affair Is a subscription
party, with Sidney It. Miller as chair
man OF the committee.
The Detroit high school alumni
members held their annual reunion
and business meeting in the Central
high school Monday night. Speeches
were made by Jared w. Finney. 90,
the Oldest alumnus living; Allan Fraz-
er, IT; Edwin Miller. SO, and George
l.. Garfield. sc. The following OFF,
GERS we're elected: President, Edmond
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

The Daughters OF 1912 give card
party Tuesday afternoon tn the Add
son under the management OF Mrs.
Bertram c. Whitney. The affair is for
the benefit OF the Macomb monument
fund Euchre will be the game, and
prizes will include a private box In
the Detroit opera house
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

l.. Sanderson. SO: vice-president. DR..
Edith r. Ashmore. 90; secretary.
Philip Sheridan, 'O4 treasurer, Muir.
ray g. Paterson, 90: historian, Mrs,
Harriet Bishop, 81; executive com
nittee. Charles Zazriskie, Mrs. Carrie
Swift, Miss Mabel Jerome, s. Wells
Utley and Russell Boyle.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
A compromise was reached Monday
afternoon between the county audit

ors and the sheriff. and 16 OF the
Is deputies will receive their pay.
This action will in no way prejudice
the interests Of either side in the
IS mandamus- cases now pending.
The Issue win be fought out before
the full bench OF the circuit court
next Monday.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Interest at 4 per cent per ann

deposits deposit withdrawal
years DETROIT UNITED
wilderness proaming the doctrine
of Detroit
the which
public
acknowledgement
banking enunciated
which with the
majority of the people,
savings depostors of such
reasonably worth leaving
Ito the stockholders of the
managing the funds depotors
centrally
security being
OF
opportunity
OF
apparently
conse which business DETROIT
UNITED forcibly
commenced foreclosure single mortgage
Send for booklet BANKING nv Mail
communications United
Detroit, Mich.
FRANK .. LELAND President
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

Mr. smith-what for7
Mrs smith--To spite the sanitor.--
Cleveland Leader.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. smIth--I,ets adept some ehiI
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03
Meet Me at the Lighthouse"
MOTOR BOAT SHOW

Inclusive.
B0ATs-ENGINEs--A
Tuesday--Detroit Motor Boat Club
Night
Wedne sday--Detroit Boat club Night.
Thursday--Detroft Yatch Club Night.
Friday Edgemere and Soivay C'uh
open daily. 10 a. m. to n .. m. Ad-
a. A GREEN'S ORCHESTRA.
Efne Hemenway Stile. Solohf.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

The thirty-ninth annual ball OF
Ehiller lodge. No. 263, F. & A. NJ,
tll take place Monday evening,
arch 8, In the Masonic temple.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

THE Garland Glee club will give a
copsy Turvy" party Tuesday even
IL, March 8, in Diamond temple. Law.
Ia and Grand Riyer-aves.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-03

|Mr. and Mrs. William Livingstone
knounce the engagement OF their
bughter. Miss Florence NJ, TO John
Ipley Odeil. OF Camden, NJ. j.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-22

and mercilessly cutting down the retreat
ing enemy, and the artillery were she'll
ing groups of fugitives where mounted
pursuit was impossible. AS the senior
staff officer put it, The psychological
moment, which must always be reckoned
with in strategy, had been seized at the
precise period when the defense should
be converted into the attack" He was
very scientific, and he delivered beau
tiful lecture on the question at the Simla
United Service club during the next hot
weather.
The commander in chief took off his
helmet. wiped his face, which was pale
and streaming with perspiration, and
muttered. "Caldecott ought to be cash
tered for what he did but if he is alive
| must get him the V. c. | don't think
we could have stood five minutes longer,
and that unexpected counter attack saved
us"
The surgeon who was the first to at
tend to Arthur heard him say, when he
opened his eyes, 81 am sorry Sybil, dear,
but | meant to die"
HUI came out of the conflict minus an
ear, a fact which gives him a peculiarly
bloodthrsty appearance when on the
warpath At other times he looks rather
comical, and sympathzes with his mas
ter's plant: 81 lost the use of a hand,
and you lost an ear over woman who
wasn't worth it, didn't We HUI
Whereupon HUI wags his tail until his
tail almost wags him, for he knows the
whole story.
People are saying that Major Calde-
colt. V. c., and the sister of the junior
captain, who housekeeps for her brother,
will be married soon. Evelyn Millar is
certainly a charming woman, whom Ar
thurs mother had known and appreciated
in England. But nobody can say any
thing definite on the point except they
themselves-and HUI. If the latter is
Intercepted, he cocks his remaining ear.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-22
TOPAZ FOR BURNS

VAT HY certain precious stones are still
w regarded as talismans by many
people it would be difficult to explain,
unless on the ground that it has been
the custom from the earliest times, says
the ByStander. Jewels have been used
as moneys, but it is their curative or
preventive powers that make them so
interesting.
Agate, for instance, was supposed to
counterfeit poisoning, amber to cure sore
throats, bloodstone to stop wounds bleed
ing, and the diamond was looked upon as
a restorer of strength and courage.
The garnet was a irst-rate fever
fighter, the moons.one cured epilepsy the
sapphire restored the insane to their
right minds, and the ruby acted as dis
infectant. The pain of burns was
stopped by the topaz, and toothache By
tourmaline, while bruises were healed by
the turquoise.
Pearls, the 'tears of heaven" were
used to conduce emotionalism, and the
amethyst, placed in wine, rendered the
liquid non-intoxicant. But medical men
do not seem to prescribe them nowadays.