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The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
SPEECH OF THANKS
In FIFTEEN WORDS
Brevity OF 0ryille Wright
Again in Evidence.
WILBUR IN A HAPPY MOOD
Inventors Accept More Medals in
Presence of ThrOng - Prominent
Men Gather at Dayton to Do Honor
TO Brothers Who First sailed the
Afr-Pageant OF Floats.

Dayton. Ohio, June Is-Wubur Wright
delivered a speech. probably the first ef-
fort Of more than a hundred words. when
be and his brother Orville accepted Fed
eral. state. and Dayton medals in recog-
milton Of their invention OF the aeroplane
to-day
OTviHe Wright however. kept the faith
OF near-siienoe. His speech OF thanks
delivered before probably 10000 people.
who witnessed the culEnarion OF the
twO-day celebration Of the inventors
homecoming from France. was:
I wish our work was commensurate
with the honors that have been heaped
on Us
Then he sat down beside Gov. Judson
Harmon. Mayor Burhart. and Gen. James
Allen, chief signal officer. Z. s A. who
presented the medals. Others on the
platform included Baron Takahira. Japa-
nese Ambassador. and Carlos G. velez.
Cuban Minister Behind them $500 school
children in red. white. and blue formed a
human flag.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Gravesend.

FIRST RACE-Tar,s-ysar-ola,: selling: six fur
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

iE-olds and upward; one
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LatOnIa.

FIRsT RACE-one and one-eishtb miles
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
DIED.

BERRY-Aprii 80. at residence. 1ol
Adams-ave. east Theresa C. Berry
aged 81 years. Burial Monday morn
Tag at BLUFFS, Ill
cLEMENT--Mrs Elizabeth. beloved
mother of John and Hattie Clement.
and Mrs. Charles a. Bender, OF Phil
nde'phia; passed away at home OF
daughter in Philadelphia, solemn
requiem mass at -. Peter and Paui-s
church Philadelphia.
DAfTON--April 80. 1909, Harrie A.. be-
loved brothcr OF James NJ Dayton.
Funeral from residence OF his broth
er. sos Twelfth-st., Monday, at p. IN.
HEIDT-April 20. at his daughters
home. 2j3 Macomb. age SO years
Charles. beloved father OF Mrs. New
man Mrs. Barlum, and Louis Heidi:
also brother Of julius Heidi. Funeral
notice later
JoHNsoN-ApriI %. at the residence
OF her son. 663 McGraw-ave.. Jennie
L.. Johnson. mother OF y. i. and
Charles w. Johnson, aged az years
and 10 months. Notice OF funeral
McLELLAN-Died at East Oakland.
Cal. Wednesday. April 81. 1908, Anne
Dun Mcclellan. sister of the late An
drew Mcclellan.
years. beloved husband OF Augusta
Meyer. Funeral Monday from resi-
dence. 1917 Pierce-st.. at $3.50 p. M
standard.
vi y i
7s9 Sixth-st.. Lawrence j. Markey.
dearly beloved husband of Mar
guerite McGrath Marley, and broth
er of Mrs. I.arkins and James and
Mathew Markey. Notice of funeral
later.
NAl'MANN--April %. 1909, at resi-
dence. No. $50 Haigh-ave.. Frederick
W.: beloved husband OF Josephine
and father OF William. August, Fred
crick, Theodore. Hattie and Edna,
aged 56 years. Funeral Monday, May
2. at y. m. Friends invited
RICH-Hattie L.. aged 20. mother OF
Mrs William Charles Hensler. and
Charles L. Rich, Detroit. and Edwin
T.. Rich. Boston. Mass. Funeral Mon
day afternoon. 2:30, from daughters
residence 456 Field-ave. Boston and
Spring field papers please COPY
SHrRLY-April 90, 1909. at Baltimore.
Md. Viola Frances. aged three years,
beloved daughter OF DIR. II. X. and
Viola Palms Shurly.
SIEDMAN-Frank. aged Is years. April
80, at the Home of the Little Sisters.
SFFART-Aprii 30, 90s, at residence.
1856 Lovett-ave.. Donald. beloved hus-
band OF Mary Stuart. aged 30 years.
Remains will be taken to Mt. Car
nell. Ont, Sunday evening.
STEELE-Sara T.. wife OF Alfred
Steele, died suddenly at her home in
Wyandotte. April 20 Notice OF flu
neral later.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

sponsible for the whole affair. Ny
wife and little girl meant the whole
world to me. but now my life is wreck.
ed. When I think OF the treachery
and ingratitude OF my nephew my
blood fairly boils. and / almost feel
glad shot him"
Hagop Gostanian. father OF the muir
dered man. came to the United States
from Armenia IL years ago. with his
family. He was a shoe cutter by trade
and from modest beginning built up
a fine retail leather business in Lynn
Before coming TO Detroit 10 study med.
icine. Hartoon. the son, lad studied
In Oberlin college and the University
OF Colorado. He was well posted on
Affairs In his native country and would
talk intelligently Of the oriental situm-
ton. Before going to college he work.
ed In his fathers leather factory. His
brilliant intellect and his genial per.
sonality made him a favorite among
his classmates In the Detroit College
OF Medicine.
Writes to eroter.
Or. Boya!ian's first act, when taken
10 the county Jail Immediately after
the shooting, was TO write a letter to
his brother. M. X. Boyajian. now trav-
cling In Texas. The letter was adj
dressed to the general delivery, Dallas.
The letter was very jumbled Anal
end showed plainly the Doctors per-
turbed state OF mind. It, substance
was:
I'm In trouble. Come quick. Come.
come"
When Mrs. Boyaiian was arrested.
Thursday afternoon. she called In for
mer Prosecutor George b. Yerkes. an
uncle. Mrs. Boyajian has also con-
suited A. B. Hall.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

Frank J. warren, SO years, 1909
Twelfth; tuberculosis.
Joseph Buelskl. 5 months, li6 I'LL
pois. commissions
Harry Il. Schubert. month, s57 Nc
Dougall. stomatitis.
Joseph Jakullck. 20 years, 6s6 Kirby;
hemoI rhage.
Louis Boyer. 55 years, Grace hospital:
nephritis.
Charles Schultheis. "a years. Grace
hospital. meningitis.
Rev. William w. Ramsey. 80 years,
$40 Lincoln. scierosis.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Mary Radowski. SIS years. Ii5 Leland
rheumatism.
Stanislaus Ledziakowski, year.
lisa Dubois; commissions
Eliza Hughes, SO years, Grace hos
pital: renal insufhciency,
Darius Henderson,. 81 years, 27 John
r.. heart disease.
Julia G. Breed. 6s years, 941 Vine
wood; thrombosis.
John NJ. Miles. 21 years, Harper hos
pital; pneumonia.
sara r. steel. So years. Wyandotte.
Mich: heart disease.
Christina Thon. 81 years, Wyandott tie
hemiplegia-
Eugene ]. Koch. 40 years. Ann Ar
Dor. Mich. typhoid fever.
Frederick W. Nauman. So years. $50
High: carcinoma.
Clarence Sturn. 20 years. fhiladel-
phia. Pa: typhoid fever.
Elizabeth Clement. SO years. Phila-
delphia. Pa. carcinoma.
Donald stuart. so years, iss Lovett:
tuberculosis
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
BIRTHS

-
Charles Petrnsch. 7i3 Livernois.
Thomas LAWYER, IL Thirty fourth.
Edward Scaton. 104 Durand.
John kerwin, 1854 Grand blvd
August Hermann, 500 Fifteenth.
Andry Stachoniak. 304 Grandy.
Charles NEEDING. s22 St Antoine.
John Trolick. 1914 Seyburn.
Frank Berkinsky, 673 Hendrie.
Fred Srock. 252 Hecla.
GIRLS.
G. Tilden. sos Medbury.
Louis Bailey. 1919 Vinewood
George Griffiths, SO Spring
John Batten, 297 Grand blvd
Felix Poposky, % Warsaw
Weekly Parasky, 1853 Farnsworth
Anthony Srokia. s19 Chene.
Peter Geves. 1885 Campau.
George Storck. 1877 Elizabeth
Earl Lloyd. 1877 Elizabeth.
Edward kavanaugh, ga Howard.
Harry Ackley. 1859 Lafayette.
Louis lochman. 1921 Cadillac.
Fred Forest. 301 Toledo.
Albert Rivard. 366 Haigh.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Vicenty Durczeniski. 20: Zofja Kijor-
ska, 10
Albertus W. Poole. 81. Toronto; Clara
Ellerman. 81. ST. Louis. Mo.
William Cischka, 25. Ida Rohde, 26
Henry Linderman, 20. Ecorsc; Alice
Pardo, 90. Siblcy.
stephen kuzdzal, FL: Amelia Bielat.
Ross Decker. %. Toledo, o., Elsie
Bohnsack. 10 same.
Herbert Galley. IS: Anna M. Nc
Eachcn. IS.
VIM. Hoppner. %, BEDFORD; Alma WI
tervilt. Is. same.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
CAPT. PRINGLE, IN JAIL,
MAINTAINS SILENCE
Will Not Talk Of Death OF @. B. Nc
kinnon for Which He 10
Imprisoned


Imprisoned.
PORT HURON. May 1.--Not once
since Capt. Ralph Pringle has been a
prisoner in the county Jail on a charge
OF numbering George Birell Mckinnon
has he allowed anyone to carry on a
conversation with him regarding the
crime In the st. Clair saloon. On sew
eral occasions his relatives who call
ed to see him have spoken OF the
crime. but he has told each one that
he will not discuss the affair.
Capt. Pringle Is in the upper cor
rider of the JAIL His eeilmates are
Herman Hodges. who is serving time
for selling liquor TO minors: James
Lewis. serving time on a disorderly
charge. and Robert Stauffer n Sarnia
tailor. who spends much of his time
behind the bars for being drunk. Prin-
gle seldom speaks to the ether prison.
els. hut spends his time in edltation
and reading.
Mrs. Georgina .Pringle. wife OF the
prisoner. vs. Gallo: at the Jail yes
terday. She spent more than half
hour talking though the bar To her
husband. while tie county jail turn
key stood only & few feet awsv The
conversation If the husband AL vile
was commonp,, ce neither mentioning
tn, cline or H.. examina, IN Of The
prisoner
Mrs. Pringle is attractive ia ..p"a,
ance. Whei. she called at the Jail she
was clad in a hr,w n suit AMI wore u
large hat that was In keeping with
her general appearance. She hurried
to Eer husband and remained until a
few minutes before the car for ST.
Clair was scheduled to leave. II is
thought that Mrs. Pringles first de-
Tense Of her husband will be when she
takes the stand at the circuit court
trial.
The police court examination OF
Capt. Pringle. which was to have been
concluded yesterday was adjourned I'M
I'll Tuesday morning. owing to the alb.
sence OF Attorney Walsh. who appears
for the defendant.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
Youth Kills Himself.

ELKHART, Ind. May Evidence
presented TO the coroner today indi-
Gates that the death OF Leverne Roe.
der TO, IN the home OF his sweet.
heart, is clearly suicide. The young
man had been forbidden by the par.
ents of Miss Leena Lewiston to call
on the girl. Yesterday he called at
the house and on declaring that he
was going to California to live and
wished TO say goodbye TO Miss Lewis.
ton, he was admitted. While a broth.
er Of the girl went out of the room. &C.
cording to his statement. he heard a
shot In the parlor and Roeder was
found dead minute later
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

CHESTNUT-S ST.
To close an estate We eher s-FeoH
cottage for $1,000.
SOLID BRICK COTTAGE,
Five rooms, soft lot. paved street:
1 block from Gratiot and Chene ti.ioo
10e GOODWIN,
Seven rooms and bath, gas. cellar: nice
neat home: must be sold. See us ana
make us your bost offer.
2-STORY HOUSE. t1.l00.
Seven rooms, all In good shape, on soft.
lot: near Westminster and Oakland.
S1.100. Think OF It.
List your property with US and get
results.
LAMBKECHT, KELLY q CO,
Both Phones 315. 81 Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
The.
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The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

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The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
insister on Revenge.

MIS-. BoyaJian begged him not TO
take any action" said Bartlett. but
the doctor insisted that he must be
reyenged. The doctor didn't sleep a
wink until Gostanian had been arrest
cd. He had suffered under the strain
OF suspicion for seven days. Last
Wednesday his wife broke down and
told all. Then the doctor actually be-
came Ill.
- Bartlett Is positive Mrs. Boyajian
will stand by her husband in the muir
der trial and believes that. eventually.
they will be reunited.
Although the first bullet fred by
the doctor in police court was aimed
directly at-his wife, the former In
sists that he had no intention of harm.
Ing the woman.
:. Il only wanted to kill the man who
wrecked my home" the doctor said.
Friday night. He Is the one hold re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-26
ONE CERTAINTY
Some Hammond People
Fully Realize it
Now.

When the back aches from Kidney
ais.
When. urinary troubles annoy you.
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Doan's Kidney Pills will do 1t
Hammond people endorse this CLAIM
Mrs. Maggie HeckeInaa, Ala Tru-
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sFor years suffered from kidney dis
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most uncomfortable, and there was a feel.
Ing that 1 can hardly describe. a sort
Of DUH dragging, bearing down pain
that at times was terrible. I had no
strength, and in the morning when I
irst got up would be so tired, weak
and Ianguid that ! could hardly do my
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1t would settle In my kidneys thus ag-
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and bought box at Bicknell g. Co.'S
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-26
GIRL MISSING TODAY
Especial to TIE T1nEa.l

Indiana Harbor, Ind, March &c. -
MRude Friend, the 16-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis Friend,
42o7 Ivy street. is missing and her
anxious parents have appealed to the
police for aid in locating her. She is
thought to have gone away in com
pany with a Mrs. Lillian Galloway,
whose husband lives in Danville. The
Galloway woman has been staying in
Indiana Harbor for several weeks, and
she and Maude became fast friends.
They told a street car conductor this
morning that they would go either to
Hammond or to South Chicago. Lillian
is said to wear a large merry widow
hat and a green skirt, the description
of her waist being not given. She is
only 16 years old, and weighs no more
than Ito pounds.
Naude is buxom lass Of 16 years.
weighing 1876 pounds, the only signs
of Identification. which were given to
the police, were that she wore black
petticoats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-26
THEY INJURE CHILDREN
Ordinary Carthartics and Pills and
Harsh Physic Cause Dis
tressing Complaints.

You cannot be over-careful in the
selection of medicine for children. Only
the very gentlest bowel medicine
should ever be given. Ordinary pills,
cathartics and purgaties are too apt
to do more harm than good. They
cause gripping, nausea and other dis
tressing after-effects that are frequent
ly health destroying and life-lasting
annoyance
We personally recommend and guar
antee Rexall Orderlies as the safest and
most dependable remedy for constipa-
ton and associate bowel disorders. We
have such absolute faith In the supreme
virtues of this remedy that we sell it
on our guarantee of money back in
every instance where it fails to give
entire satisfaction, and we urge all In
need of such medicine to try it at our
risk
Rexall Orderlies contain an entirely
new ingredient which is odorless, taste
less and colorless. It embraces all the
best qualities of the soothing, Taxa
tie. strengthening and healing RENE
| dial active principles of the best known
intestinal regulator tonics.
Rexall Orderlies are extremely pleas
ant to take. are particularly prompt
at any time, day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea, nausea, gripping. excessive
| looseness, or other undesirable effects
They have very natural action upon
the glands and organs with which they
come in contact, act as a positive and
regulatiye tonic upon the relax, dry
muscular coat of the bowel remove
irritation, dryness and soreness, over
come weakness, and tone and strength
en- the, nerves and muscles, and restore
the bowels and associate organs to
more vigorous and healthy activity
Rexall Orderlies not only cure con-
stipation, but they remove the cause
of this ailment. They also overcome
| the necessity of constantly taking
laxatives to keep the bowels In normal
condition.
There is really no similar medicine
so good as Rexall Orderlies, especially
for children, aged and delicate persons
They are. prepared In tablet form and
in two sizes of packages; IL tablets,
10c, and SO tablets. Csc. Kaufman &
Wolf. Hammond, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-26
INDIANA HARBoR,

Miss Iva Ooberly of DeMott, Ind,
arrived yesterday for a visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grimm
of Michigan avenue.
The Elks and Royal League bowling
teams hooked up again in another con-
test Wednesday night. The Elks won
by thirty pins. The lineup was as
follows: For the Elks-Hembron, Hig-
gins. Stephens, Schook and Dickey. For
the Royal League - Helms, Walker,
Brown, Graham and Erickson. These
teams have arranged for a similar con-
test every Wednesday evening from
now on.
The Coliseum rink viii be open for
skating every Tuesday evening. Sat
urday afternoon and evening and Sun
day afternoon ana evening.
The East Chicago company are re-
decorating and painting their new Of
fees at the corner Of Michigan ave-
nue. and Pennsylvania street. They
are also equipping 1t with new gas
fixtures, new shades and other Incl
dents in the furnishing iine, which will
greatly add to the appearance of the
place. The force from Calumet sta
ton will in all probability be trans
ferred to the enlarged Indiana Harbor
Offices some time next week.
Mr.. Nicholas Ensley, president.of the
Union National Savings and Loan as
ISOLATION of indianapolis, was in town
yesterday on business.
J. A Patterson was in Chicago yes
terday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Barker and daugh-
ter, Gotdie. returned yesterday from
Oakland, Cal, where they have been
spending the winter. They will be in
town few days, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myer Barker, Ben Barker's pa
rents. Mr.. Barker expects later to go
| to Dwight, Ill, where he will take
charge of a hotel Mr.. Bankers sister.
Annie, remained in California, and is
making an extended trip through the
mother OF Nose and Ike Specter of East
Chicago.
The meeting of the Boosters Com
mercial club, held at C1ines hall We'd
nesday night, was devoted chiefly to
routine business. The matter of wild
ening Michigan avenue from the Penn
| sylvania tracks to the c., l. S. & E.
tracks was freely discussed. The meth
cd of widening suggested was the cut
| ting off of five feet from the twenty
| foot sidewalk on each side of the
street A committee, consisting of John
r. F'arvoid, P. A Parks and Thomas
O'Connell was appointed to meet the
representatives of both the South Bend
interurban and the proposed new Calu-
met Traction company to formulate
some plan whereby both trolley lines
could use the same tracks from Penn
sylvania avenue to the Lake Shore de.
pot. The committee is also to assure
both roads Of the clubs willingness:
to assist them in every way possible
in the two lines proposed improve
ments.
You can get it at Spiegers. South
Chicago's leading furniture store. t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-26
IS SENT TO ASYLUM
INSTEAD OF PRISON
Mike Cigaretz, Gary For
eigner, Becomes Raw
ing Maniac.

Mike Cigaretz, the foreigner, who
shot his cousin and another foreigner
in shack about six weeks ago and
who has been confined in the Crown
Point jail since that time, has gone
insane and was taken to Hammond for
trial before a sanity board. Instead
of going TO the state penitentiary,
therefor, on a charge OF assault with
intent to XIII Cigaretz will be confined
to the state insane asylum at Lo-
gansport.
Since being confined in the jail at
Gary and later at Crown Point after
he was bound over to the superior
court. the prisoner has been gradually
losing his mind. He believes that he
is about to be killed for the shooting
of the two men, and recently has been
raving so that Sheriff Grant was
| forced to put him In the insane cell OF
the county jail.
His Victims VIII Live.
The two men whom Cigarette shot
at work One of them was expect
ed to die at the time and pulled through
after a difficult operation.
Another Gary man, William Vision
was also tried in Hammond for his
sanity yesterday and sent to the in
sane asylum. Vision was a Swede
employed in the BinEenhof cafe as a
porter, and was constantly in fear that
a man named Johnson, whom he did not
know, wanted to take his life Sew
| eral days ago he was sent to the Crown
Point Jail to await trial and was per.
| fectly happy while in his CELL where
at him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-26
EAST CHICAGO.

ABOUT twelve couples of East Chi
cago Sunng people attended the dance
given BY the Glnlet club at the Ma
sorhc hail. Hammond. last night
The congregational ladies' annual
sale and supper at E1ks hall, April 2.
Come and eat hearty. but don't think
for one minute that you are to be
served with a 2-cent meal as typo
graphical error in Wednesdays TIsGEs
made 1T appear, for the ladies know you
want a good 25-cent meal. Don't for
get to send your donations for the
sale to the home of Mrs. A. H. w.
johnson before Tuesday a. m.
The school board held meeting in
the high school building Wednesday
evening. Aside from the usual routine
business transacted. all the present
force Of teachers were recommended
for retention.
Mrs. Margaret Hungerford and SON
VIII, from Chicago were in East Chi
cago yesterday looking after the re-
decorating of Mrs. Hungerford's Chi
cago avenue fat.
Messrs. Frank Keep and J. Stanist
spent last evening in Hammond.
Miss Margaret Canine is reported
considerably better.
Mrs. Oscar Martin and sister of One
HUNDRED and Forty-ffth street were
shopping IN Chicago yesterday.
Burt Clapper was out yesterday fol
the first time since he was stricken
with typhoid fever a month ago.
The third quarterly conference OF tn,
lsAGethodist church was held last Wed
nesday evening at the parsonage in
stead Of the church out OF Difference
to the illness Of the pastor, Rev. ]. H
Palmer Dr. A. T. Briggs ofsHammont
presided.
Your taxes are now due and may b'
paid at the office Of the Ladd agency
First National Bank building, East Chi
cago. Ind.
Rev. ]. H. Palmer expects. to b.
present at nexts6unday morning
ices, and hopes to be able to deliver 1
short talk DR.. Martin, head of tn
Hammond law school. will deliver al
address in the evening. Mr.. Martin
has been in East Chicago before, ant
is well liked, and 1t is expected a larg
congregation viii be present to hea
Ills sermon The members OF the Sun
day school are making extra prepare
,tfons for their Easter Sunday evening
| entertainment