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BRIBERY OF JURORS
rs CHARGED.
(continued from page L.

would under no consideration accept
any such proposition.
Aaliigan then said that he would d.
vice Up on what they were able to
get from the city and that Greenwald
could take what he wanted of the ST.
oOe. Just at that time some one in
terrupted the conversation and that
was all that came OF 1t.
This put Greenwald on the nroner
trail. however. and he made il A pofnt
TO ask some of the men who sat on the
petit jury If they knew anything of an
attempt at erookedness by Milligan.
Would Willingly Tell.
When the question was put to one of
the jurors. Preston Warren, who hap
pened to hear the remark INTERRUPTED
the conversation and said. II happen to
know something about that man Mil
Iigan and I do not hesitate to tell what
] know"
He then informed Greenwald ha+ bts
brother. Charles Warren. had been an
preached and that he had been offered
hundred dollars to use his influence
70 bring in good verdict.
Mr. Thomas, another of the uet,t
jurors admits that he was approached
by Wellington and that he turned down
proposition by which he was to re-
ceive 500 in the event that a good
verdict was returned So far 1t Is not
known how many of the other Jurors
were approached in the same manner.
After considerable evidence of this
Kind had been introduced, the absence
OF Al McPhal Immediately aroused
considerable suspicion on the part of
the attorneys who were representing
the City of Whiting
Issues a Bench Warming.
Judge Reiter took the bull nv tba
horns when he issued a bench warrant
authorizing this important witness to
be produced in court. The necessity of
serving the warrant was removed when
McPhail appeared in the court room
and was arratgned for contempt.
Judge Reiter was very angry at the
developments which appeared. He
gave all OF the lawyers in the case
strictly to understand that he intends
to probe the matter to the bottom
The affair created a sensation in court
this morning and is the talk of the
town.
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ATTEND CHICAGO wEDDTNG. :.

Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Poggensee and
children and Miss Emma McDermott
went to Chicago today where they will
attend the wedding of an intimate
friend in Chicago this evening. The
wedding will be that of Miss Geraldine
Rodgers to Charles Gaddis and will
take place this evening at 8 o'clock at
the Church of Epiphany. corner of
Ashland boulevard and Adams street
Miss McDermott will attend the bride
as maid of honor and little Miss Clara
Poggensee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w. J. Poggensee, will act as one of
the flower girls at the ceremony.
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pedro parties last evening in the K. Of
P. hall The party was unusually well
attended and It is reported to have
been one OF the most pleasant parties
Of the year. The prizes were awarded
for the series at last nights party and
Mrs. Guy Hoover and Mrs. Day of East
Chicago were awarded the honors, and
Elmer Seeley and John Powell the gen
tlemen's PRICES Mesdames Davis,
Leitze and Hoover tied for the first
prize, but 1t was finally won by Mrs.
Hoover. Following the games dainty
refreshments were served and informal
dancing enjoyed until a late hour.
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PrPILs, RECIrAI

Miss Elizabeth Weber will give a
pupils recital Thursday evening, June
IS, in the First Baptist church, for
which she has issued a large number
of invitations. The following pro-
gram has been arranged which prom
ises to be much enjoyed by those at
tending:
LIE Carlton. .Rinduet
Della Latch and Larvalla Lau.
Woodruff ................. Sma1lwood
Eva Shine.
Little Folks Song. -............ Fearis
Ida Heckleman
Red Geraniums Fearts
Olive Mckay
Flower Fairies-Duet. ....... Streabbog
Rose and Claude RuschH
Pearly Dew Drops. 4. : ...... .Berteck
Hazel Moriarty.
La Madona. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sweet
Helen Roth.
Rocky Brooklet. ........ Wettach
Leah Pelzman
Dance of the Honeybees.. Richmond
Clayton LaFene.
Meditation !. -. Morrison
Gertrude Stratton
Neckerein Op. 12-..........y Won Wilm
Lucille Trueblood.
PART II.
Violin Solo. ........-..... Selected
Mr.. Hutchins.
Meadow Lark Song. ..........Z eiler
Della Laatsch.
4dyle ..-.......-e- A....... Osten
Ethel Smith
Cdprlccietlo .......,..... BONN
Lavalla Lau.
Spring Song $<-..... .Mendelssohn
Lucille Minas.
King of the Forest. Keislings
Milton Dermedy.
Waltz Op. Chopin
Alta Harrington.
Vocal Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Clarence Minas.
warnings at Eve. Richards
Mable Smith
OAiJ d OAeeih ...ssss EDDY
Miss Mamie Kleigehe
Miss Florence Henry.
Lucille Minas and Ethel Smith.
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LODGE WORK

The biggest event in local lodge cir
eles this week is the first degree initi-
atioh m Unity Council knights of Co
lumDus next Friday night. Thirty can
uloates are expected to be put through
III preparation of the work to be done
next sunday Afternoon when the sec
oha and third degrees will be conferred
upon sixty candidates. among them
those receiving the first next Friday
night. The program for next Sunday
is as follows:
All candidates not having recAivad
the second and third degrees will he
present at the K. of c. hall at $50 in
the morning. From there the candi-
dates will form in line and march to
All Saints church to attend mass. Spe-
cial services will be held and there
win be special SINGING. At one o'clock
In the afternoon the candidates will
again gather at X. of C. hall and from
there march to Longs hall. where the
second and third degrees will be ex-
emplified The degree work over the
all Knights will march to the Masonic
temple in Muenich court where a ban
quet will be served by the ladies' and
daughters of the knights In addition
to the banquet a good program has
been prepared, there being, music.
toasts and speeches.
The Hammond Owls will gather in
their nest tomorrow evening in the
temple on State street. where
more candidates will be initiated into
the secrets and good fellowship Of
Owldom. Beginning tomorrow night
q ha
so days in order to give as MANY OF
the Hammond people as desire to be-
come charter members of the Hammond
OF ganization The nest in Hammond at
the present time is composed of rs
members.
The mark master degree. the most
excellent master and the royal arch de-
grees will be conferred in the chapter
this evening
The Blue lodge will confer the first
and second degrees on Friday evening.
In the Commentary the red cross de-
gree will be conferred next Monday
night.
40 tilS TIL uTdWS closer the ShT1nerS
are working with feverish interest to
receive the class of $50 Scottish Rite
Masons and Knight Templars into the
Mystic Shrine. number of Masons
eft Winona this morning for a short
at the summer resort
here.
The knights of the Maccabees meet |
his evening in K. Of p hall
The Order of Eastern Star held its |
'egular meeting last night Next Tues |
lay night, June 49, the order will go to |
south Chicago, where it will be the
suest of Garfield lodge and meet the |
Grand MatrOn of the State of Illinois
here. On the following meeting night |
he local lodge will entertain the Gar
ield lodge in Hammond
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OLTVET CLUB WANTS
A GOOD BALL PLAYER

Who is good ball player about IT
years old who has no job and would
like to play on star team?
The Olivet base ball club is in need of
two good men in order to keep up their
reputation which they have established.
they not having lost a game this year
Those who desire position on the team
are requested to write or call on ].
Lindley, SO Sibley street. Lindley can
be found at home every night at 6
o'clock.
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MRS. HIRsCH ENTERTAINs.

Mrs. Adolph Hirsch very pleasantly
entertained a number Of friends at
cards yesterday afternoon at her home
In South Holman street in honor of
Mrs. Ruvel Of Chicago Heights. who
is visiting here. The afternoon was
spent with whist and at the close of
the games a delicious course luncheon
was served. The guests for the after
noon We're: Mesdames Ruvel, Harry
Evans, I. r. Hirsch, NJ. Rothschild.
Frank of ST. Louis. ]. Fox, ]. Lipman
and l. Silverman of Hegewisch.
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EAsTERN srAR MEETING.

A meeting of the order of Eastern
Star was held last evening in the Ma
sonic Temple. The meeting was at
tended by only twenty members, who
spent the hour with drill work. There
will be invitation at the next meeting
in two weeks and 1t is desired that
there be a good attendance of mem
bers.
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FORMER HAMMOND BOY TO wEn

When Harold S. Schutt, formerly pub
iicity manager of the South Shore Gas
Electric company of this city left
this place two years ago for Michigan
City, it had been romored on several oc-
casions that the popular young man
was ensnared by Copid and friends of
his here have been ever since awaiting
news of his engagement Not until
yesterday, however, was the announce
ment made in Michigan City. Mr..
Schutt is to wed Miss Louise Porter.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Porter of Michigan City. next month.
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IMPORTANT MEETING

The Deborah Aid society of the First
Christian church will hold an important
meeting Thursday az the home of Mrs.
Norton, ISL Murray street. The mem
oers are urged to attend all day as
there is much work to be finished at
this meeting. Further arrangements
and a definite date will be made for
the coming Baby Show and Bazaar"
which the society will give in the near
future
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COMING WEDDING

invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Marian Grace Wilson.
or this city, to William Henry Nup-
unau, of Gary, which takes place at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hilen Wilson.
SOB N Franklin street, on Tuesday
evening. June %. at o'clock-valo
Messenger.
Miss Wilson is well known in Ham
mond where she has often visited
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JuNIOR REcEprInN

The members of the junior class Of
the Hammond high school will give
their annual reception and banquet to
the seniors this evening in Fraternity
hall The class has decorated the hall
very deliberately with pennants and
class colors. In the early evening a
music program will be rendered after
which an elaborate banquet will be
served A pleasing program of toasts
will be given during the banquet. Miss
Annie Bassett will act as toastmistress.
LAST PEDRO PARTY.
Golden Rule Council No. l D. Of I.
gave the third and last of a series of
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Violet Stinson, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Stinson of May
street celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary yesterday by entertaining
party of little friends. The after
noon was spent with games after which
a dainty lunch was served. The guests
were Marion and Yerna McAleer, Har-
riet Mcmahon. Bessie Parker. Clariee
Hirsch, Edwin Ford. Edgar Sohl, Leon
ard Hirseh. Hubert and Edwin Gavit.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET.

The Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at the home
of Mrs D. c.. Atkinson, 30S South Hob
man street. pleasant study program
is being prepared and a good attend
ance of members is desired.
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.. o. n. NI. MEETING.

There will be a meeting of Silver
Light Hive, L o. T. NJ. this evening
in Longs hall and 1t is desired. that
there be good attendance of members.
as business of Importance will be dis
cussed-
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VAN SICKLE WILL RACE
IN COLUMBUS, o., TODAY.

Charles w. Van Sickle, THE Demon
of the West" is scheduled for a motor
cycle race in Columbus, O., today. He
left Hammond last night confident that
he would come out the winner OF the
event in which he enters. The full re-
ports of the races will be received in
Chicago at the Motor Cycle club this
evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-10
CHAMPAIGN GETS NEW PLACE.

1t is now Morris Champaign, man
ager of the Max Rosen wet goods en-
porium at 81 West State street Morris
has host Of friends who like to be
where he is and they are glad to know
that he is now established in the up
to-date hosiery in West State street.
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CHILD NETTING

The Ladies Guild of st. Paurs Epis-
copal church is meeting this afternoon
in the guild room of the church 1t is
the regular weekly meeting Of the So
ciety and the usual business is being
disposed of. 81
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ENTERTAINs At a PARTY.

Miss Leoda McAleer will entertain
a party of her school friends this even
ing at her home in Webb street. A pro-
gram Of games will be enjoyed during
the evening and a very pleasant time is
anticipated.
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PREsBYTERIAN AID MEETINc

The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church is meeting this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Neal in
Carroll street. Mrs. Neal and Mrs Long
are hostesses for the afternoon and a
pleasant social time will follow the reg
ular business meeting.
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DANCING SCHOOL

The regular Tuesday evening dancing
class was held last evening in Longs
hall and very enjoyable time is re-
ported by all present A number of
young people from East Chicago were
in attendance.
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HERE ron THE SUMMON.

FRED Mott, Jr., who is attending Pur-
que at Lafayette, Ind, came home yes
teroay 70 spend the summer vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Mott of South Holman street.
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ENTERTAIN CLASS

Mrs. Stonex and Miss Jeanne Mabbs
are entertaining the children of their
Sunday school classes in ST. Paups
Episcopal Sunday school today at the
home of Mrs. Stonex in Truman ave-
nue.. very pleasant afternoon is be-
ing spent by the young people with
games.
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PETER IN A STEW

One Peter Eagen. giving as his adj
dress 1851 Hickory street street, St
Louis, Mo-, got into trouble last night
In Hammond. He was in a state Of in
toxication seldom witnessed In this
town, and officer Miller gathered hin,
in and Judge W. ". Mcmahon nned
Peter one dollar and costs this morn
ing.
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ENGAGEMENT IS REPORTED.

One of the biggest surprises of June.
the month of brides, is the report
which was widely circulated today. that
one of the officers of Hammond bank
is to be married to a Hammond ladv
who has long been teacher in the
Hammond school and who has been a
life long friend of the bankers. The
report Of the engagement has been
quietly rumored for some time and the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-10

sPENps yAcATIoN HERE.

Miss Martha Meyn, who has been
attending Earlham college at Rich
mond, Ind, the past year, came home
last evening to spend the summer vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
P. ". Meyn, of State stree
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A special meeting has been called of
the Pythian Sisters for Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock in the X of P.
hall. All the members are urged to
attend as business of Importance viii
be transacted.
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ATTEND ooNoLAvE Ar wINoNA.

The Hammond knights Templars
who are attending the big state con-
ciave at Winona, are as follows: DR..
and Mrs. H. e. Sharrer and daughter
Kathryn, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Mefkle
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Caller. Messrs C. Z.
Bauer, Emil Schneider, William Hopp.
J. J. Ruff, c. r. Dyer, w. H. Clough,
o. A. Schneider. and w. M. Hankey. Mr..
and Mrs. Ibach will go from Green
castle. where they are now, to Winona
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TO GIVE CARNIVAL

The Martha Society Of the Christian
church viii give carnival at the tab
ernacle at the corner of Summer and
Calumet avenue tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Music and refreshme tents will
be given A general invitation to the
public is given. 1t is for the benefit
OF the new church building.
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HOME FOR THE STMMER

Miss Ruth Sohl. who is attending the
Western at Oxford. O., is expected
home the last of the week TO spend
the summer vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Cynthia Sohl, Of South Holman
street.
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GOES TO VALPARAISO.

Miss Edith Carter left today for Val
paraiso where she will take the sum
mer normal course at the Valparaiso
university.
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A&AAAANAANNAAAA
NOTICE.

The Times Will be glad to have
its friends call mp the society ed
tier at No. III with all social
events that transpire I'm Ham
mOnd and surrounding territory
with which they are acquainted.
When your friends visit You or
you go visiting, we will appre-
cfate 1t If you cali up by feIe-
phone.
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ARRESTED For. ASSAULT

frank Mulvey, an electrian, was ar
rested by onicer Frank Shine of Judge
McMahon's court today on a charge Of
assault and battery. The case will be
tried this afternoon
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GOES no. ATvrEyD cor1Ecn

Miss Clara Matthies, a member of
the graduating class, left today for Val
paraiso to begin the summer normal
course at the Valparaiso university.
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HOME FOR vACAT1oN.

Miss Marion Deming, who is attend
ing the Western at Oxford, O.. is ex-
pected home this week to spend the
summer months with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Deming, of Carroll
street.
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GO TO VALPARAISO

number from Hammond will go
to Valparaiso Saturday to attend the
alumni banquet at the university
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popular teachers friends. among the
teaching corps of the public schools.
declare that the news of the engage
ment is true.
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The longer you advertise a r-ooa -
eieIe In the Times, the easier it fa to
sell Ct.
The evening world., 1908-12-03

has nothing to DO with life in any OF
Is phases, yuYT AT religion is injured
by causing It's voice 10 be heard in the
streets touching tie everyday affairs
OF lie.
Next those Who fail to see any point
of contact between religion ana poll
tics.
Again, there are those who are fear
'ui .vf church meGdling With state, ig-
noring the right which inheres in the
church to point out the wronedoing Of
the state, or those men who. for the
tine, represent the State.
Lastly-and this class is most vocif-
erous, thoug. not most numerous-such
as would silence the pulpit in self-in-
terest, iaasmuch as the pulpit is likely
to interfere with every nefarfous
scheme to wrong and loot city, state
and nation.
Political corruptlonists and crooked
bosses are very often greatly con-
cerned lest the pulpit bring the church
into disreputc bv meddlng with their
own highly reputable and wholly dis
interested political activity.
Its Right Always Denied.
There never has been time when
the right Of the preacher to 40 down
the moral law in practice has not pten
denied, when the preachers invasion
of the field Of politics has not been
resented.
When Lord Melbourne found himself
the nearer of sermon ON sin and its
consequences. he exc aimed in much
disgust, as lie left the church: Things
lave come TO pretty pass wien re-
..s.oE IS allowed to, invade the sphere
Of private life"
THe preacher of righteousness must
stand upon the rock OF changeess
principles, upon the rock Of the cterna
yer.tses Of truth and right, SO to do is
to make Of the pulpit not police
court, but tribunal-the tribunal
before which the great tendencies and
deeds and causes Of men are to be
brought that they may be rightly as-
sumed as TO tneir moral bearing
deem 40 mora question without it's
appeal to me-must he the position Of
The preacher of righteousness.
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HOUSE ROBBED AS
BOYS FLY P|DGEONS

Sixteen-year-old Thomas Hynes. of
No. "a Monroe street. just escaped being
sent 10 Herts Island by Magistrate
Corrigan u the Essex Market Court to-
day on suspicion of having been impi-
Gated in a burglary committed while he
was on roof flying pigeons Daniel
Vitelli, of No. 4G Madison street, where
he lives. on the top floor. lost jewelry
and articles of clothing and tableware
amounting to $3.50 on Monday, the bur
glar or burglars having entered his Hat
from the roof by means of a skylight.
Young Hynes was seen on the roof
with another boy flying pigeons about
the time the burglary was committed.
II have seen too much Of these'pigeon
thieves said the Magistrate, That
game Of taking pigeons to a roof and
one boy flying them While the other boy
or boys break into a fat. is played too
mu.. especially in this part of the
city,
on the plea of Alfred Di,tler, a law
yer, who Interested himself in the boys
behalf. Magistrate Cog!san consented
10 place young HyneS on probation
Tn boy told The Magistrate he would
try 80 ger q l0h at once, and would
spend his spare time IN some library or
Cooper Union ana read.
~ won't 60 UP on roofs any more, nor
hang around the streets" he said.
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Crol.cr'e Statement.

Mr.. Croker made this statement:
Il am sorry that Or. Wise. In his at
tempt to create sensation, has seen
fit TO try to deprive ME OF the graft
tication OF meeting my friends, Either
he makes deliberate false statement
or he Is totally ignorant or the history
Of this city when he attempts to link
my name with tlat OF Tweed in an UNI
favorable lght. | may remind him that
since 1870, when Tweed was deposed
and for over thirty years out OF the
thirty-eigh, years since then. Tammany
Hall has been t., control of the affairs
of this, the greatest city In the world
This is ladies afternoon at the Dem
ocratic Club. The wives of the Tam
many leaders are in attendance. A
vaudeville performance is on the pro-
gramme.