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Arizona republican., 1909-11-09
DAN PATCH AND MINOR HEIR
They Will Battle Today for the Worlds Record in a
 Racing Mile

Savage, Minn-. Nov. g..
Arizona republican., 1909-11-09

[ best horse winning.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-09

First publication Nov 9. 1909
Arizona republican., 1909-11-09

First publication Nov. 9, 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Wrmmo e-llcbcrtrngnm0cn.

Charles i. Git an @oltcr &. gSeit.
pbol. Siticitc Der Gollington., nobe
sliblnno. Nnenue. 1876 bel 50; So.
Grncit .. @lod mo 1Srull an &p.
G.@oomnn, Norbicite Scr Mlilberrp.,
nuhe GorcpltroBc, 1863 bel 1876,
@runb}ius sos; So.
Sohn I. Gi1gino an Sarab u.
&laains, Sitlcitc Der Battlefront ort,
@pcnle, nabc Soiimonitrabc, 1873
bel 50, @runo5ins $50, So.
MoItcr 9. @cItpbul al Charles j.
Git. @eiticitc Der &oreitrobe, nobc
tS%airniouut- Auemlc, | @runoltiidc.
So.
Gnnie %. &ublte on @iIliom 3.
Wutb unb SrulL, @eltieitc Der Strif-
fer Strube," nabe Nigg3.apcmlc. fl
bel 80, @rimosins $40, $500.
s.. Z, Sage an SoIn Z. Higgons.
Gillette Der Fotterion Eorf. Apcnue,
nobe @oiimonitroBe. 1873 bel so.
Wrnnojils 500, ST.
Sorob &. @ibipn mo Wcmabl an
Billion Mepers, Gillette ser Goen-
nabc McglberrpltruBe, 12.l bel so,
@rlmoiina $40, So.
Slaoc Sencid nnb Srou oil Gliic
NJ, @elleidL Siionlticitc Scr @opitr. ,
T. bel So.
Mfnrgorct &. 9'llnDer, Serp.. on
M%orgaret 6. S'llnger etc, Oiticite
res @%rooomap, iiobe Seiierionltrobc,
2c bel 63.10, @riu,osina 500, ST.
Hoio G~lenoeniu nnb @cnabl oil
homoa &.8oltber, = @runoitiidc; SO.
A}infielo McGlintod etc. on Senru
4. @rnolad) etc. Oltieitc bes Brood.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
9eiteru Wfarnlanb Giieubabu.

@eitern Marplanb Giienbabn.
seainneTb 81. Sepi, nerIdbt StlensGtatton.
ESgiid,.
40 MpreenS G6neitpoft, Sugerstotpn, u
& %. SfD, @oDneSborg, @bam6ersbure uno
auseenon,me1 Son1tag. Sancod uno gumbep
Lamb.
2.45 l@atm. - accommodation mad Union,
'4.15 Nabu,. - etneu.grpreb. SauptItnte,
Congressional Sancod. SbipbenSbure unb aus
gencrmen Sonntag, Sreberid un6 GmnitSs
burg lyarlorsgSaggpHS).
Sdglidl, ansgenummeu Gpnutag.
100 Worpens-Dorf. y. uno S. Sib,. unb Cat
100 Demonstration. mad sburmont.
1857 Wtoraens-g8eitern grpreb. NeftnlinTicr,
SrucebiIle (Sreberid), 9mmitSbura, Ibur'
mont, Wdbnesboro, gbambersbnrs, Suaers.
totpn, Sancod, Cumberland, GIfirS (8nffets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$50 Misunderstanding. bftIt9 bon gmort
Strobe ternes gorf, sanober. GETTYSBURG uno
$50 G~atm;-atipn. mad Sanober.
6.15 I~benbS-gfforI. mad ttnionsprtoge.
9fnr Samitags.
lf.30 ADMINISTRATION. mad 1lutonsNrtble.
Sur enuntag8.
9.45 Iberb8-sffpm. mad llnionsgribse unb
Sdroper.
s9dIt nttt an gennfbIpania.gbe citation.
u. HpbcrtiDu, q. %. 6ptptn,
Stee'Rrdi. II. Gen. sOiarnaer. een.s q .sIat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
9ot{haftcr 0erniturf

9oti6aftc Bern tori
sum Sangcr G It,
Ger @oritono ser aScreiniNtCn SGr-
ger bon Nem-Dorf" mar on Ntitt-
ipod 9l6cnb beim beltifen 9otIdoi-
ter 8rofrn 9ernitorii in @oibinoton
uno iiberreihte inn IN eillcr flint.
Ierii6 nltSgciii6rten Noreiic cine
Ginlooluna gum %. Notionolcn SGn'
9erfeit. @roi 9ernitorIf nobm Die
Ginloolinq banfcnb an mo Der
iprodl nern mo9lid,, 5lpci Gage
pGbreno beS SGngcriciteS nnpcicn0
81 iein, Scrr SGco. Scnnin0cn iprody
Den @llnidl ans. ncbcn Dem Bot
i6aftcr bes oentid)cn NeidcS aud,
Den Er1libenten Der Ser. Stooten
bel Dem Sclte beoriiGcn AT f01nel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

@iuiom God)rnn unb Srolt an
Sibnep @otterS, 16S 9(fer I'M 10. 81.
itrift, $1,000.
Sular Is. WoribdU OH gbndro s.,
6. 8oobluin unb Sroll, Got on Do
per.Hoab, @lpnoon, $500.
Sopio u. Murflep iulo Srou II. q.
an George $. Gmnlcl, Got Ger. 81.
So.
@illium 90. &biteiorb Il. u. an s..
q. Ncel, Got ou .Sanober-S urnpife,
So. 81
Sobn @lcnL it,, Srllitec, oll Yoita
line Siin1it unb @ottc, Got Noro-
iueitlcitc @oibinoton Sllrnpitc Moao,
IS. Giitritt, $4,000.
Sorab ,. acBlcr urlb gnbere Gr.
ben BON eleanor McGullou9b an
@iaiom s. McGullougb, 10 Ader,
$3.50.
&ilcu &. g3rigbt Ii. g., abmrs, on
2lllu Is. Earions, 8runbitiidc Nr.
247, 24S unor 2l9 BON @etgropin,
$525.
Sopbio s.. 6. gutner, Grtrr.. al,
Senrp @erreis, @runhitiif ON scr
Siioieitc ser Scconoss(pe., $3.50.
Morp (. 2aperitg uno 8ntte an
Soring u. SOBER, 1863 gter, So,
Spons 9ono Gompanp al, grbmnn
Friebe uno SralL @~rulbitiifc Nr. 50
uno 50 bon Springfielo, S.,
@iQiom 5. glircp, @l1llbi9cr, oil
International Sruit 60. bon Worp-
lnno, 2 2onbcomplere (Siliton Sarn,,
60 slder uno IS Nuaorot-E erdes, 1t.
@roofbalc, 157 gfer llno log Guo.
orut.TerdeS). 10. Giitrift. $t4,50O.
2ollis Sdul5 an 'Senrp Smith uno
Srait, @runoItiidc 16, II unb Is.
Siit.Sract, So.
Charles rInemano uno Srau al,
Die ,2pons 2anb,Go. BON Baltimore,
mebrere 8runoitiide 81 Springiielo,
SIS.
rSmners' Heoltp So. bon Salti.
more" an Gli5abetb +. Swars, 5lpei
8%rirnoitiide I~orblueitieite ser @ooo.
luno. gpenue. $260S.
6rcoerif q. Eomell ullb Sral an
Sol. Stoitnp uub .Srau 8runoitiid
20 unb Sbeil bon 81. Sperlea, 9e,
loirs&oab. $1,000.
sllei1 SoneS al Hobert g. Moo.
riep, @runbitiif @eitieit Ser YeIIono.
apenuc, @rlitoains $50; So.
Carroll :. WooneD uno sSran on
2nura .. Tupis, @runoltiif @cit.
ieite Der @elona.Mp enue, So.
2orura 8. Tapis an auen Soi,es,
oaiieIbc @rirnbitiid. YadJt nuf 80
Sabre, berieIbc @runO,ins. !
Iarp 6. Mmonp uro @otte an q.
S. 9. almonp. IL Ader unb. 81 Ser
den, tbeilneiie In Saroiro County.
$500.
MiobIeton g. Ebelps alt 2ilic M.
Ybelps, I @riinoitiif 2nee uidt .all
geaeben S..
2miabt 0e.. Suooinotois -l,no Nm,
'oere, gsriuaIfer, all Sabn slntbonn
@runoltiid Noroieite Der 8rinbon.
slpcnnc, $675.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
NnitGnoiacr 8eidDdftsbctricb sic ga
role.

Ser @irthe.S drtBuereiu peroammtC
in iciuer aeitrtgen Sieung bic BE.
nllBlng Don Sloi6cn.gtitcttcn,
@cidGitSforteu oocr ionitiger @e,
id)GftS Meflomc o6ic6ncn SnbultS.
Spc3ial Gomite inl inter.
iuden.
,Sl Sen 9icibeu Der 6remDc pcrion.
li6cr Sreibcit begintt'2 icgt iiA 81
rcgen. Gas 3eigtc ultdJ bic gcItrigc
Situng ocS o@irtbe SdJutucrcin@"
III Cards @oQe on Scrilgton
Morft, in Der sic am Somtaq bonn
Sbcr observation-disclosures @10crlon
bonn Stopcl geloiiCnc &bilippifu &c
horig porQcnommcu mllrOc. Su Ihl.
idlub an Oicic 1~iatuiiion ipurDelt
eiuitimmiq @eihliIiic on1cnommen,
IN 0encn Die Gelublng BON Gtitcttcn
obic0ncn Ghurottcr&, ionic bon @e-
id0it9furtcu o6Cr ionitiAcr Weldl0ft2
rcflnmc mliittli6cn &Hbolt3 i'll lul=
5luct0cutIncn Mortcu acbral0mdrtt
miro. Is mltroc Gin ans Den NCrrcu
Irco, Stroiicr, jun, TcrO. Shiittc
uuo George ". 9lod bcitebcu0ca So.
mite crnannt, Oeiicn Nltfgobc cS 1T,
Die 3nitGnoc in Woltimore ouf Oieien
Elrntt bin sit matcrluden nno ibrell
Ncfunh in Ser ndhitct Sibuna 0e3
GcrcinS 5u 6cridtcn.
&l Der aeitriqen Sibung murbcn
II llcuc Gonoiouten oltgemcloet;
lSrGiibcnt George 6. ga @orrc fiibrte
Ben Goriit uito SefrctGr George :.
@nlter DuS Grotofou.
&crcin Der GnSroS Sptrt
tuoien SAMPLER.
Nuh sic yIiiHlcrS o1O &idllor
GcolerS' 9lIiociotion bon Baltimore"
lmternobm Sdritte, Tim Die bon Srn.
Nnoerinn in icincr Nniprodbc gcntad)
ten gnqobcu be5itolidJ Der @cnubltl0
obiconer Observation-Disclosures fiir ben
@erionbt bon S~pirituoien nod Gro
bibitionsitooten. iprucit Baltimore III
sSro0e fommc, ollf lire Hihtigtcit 81
priiien. Gin eigcuS fir bicien 3mcd
ernonntes SpcSioIs Gonite critattete
in Der lcbten Sibrn1g bea &erein5
9erid,t, ats Sem %berpor9iln BOB eS
feline Gtifetten III Baltimore babe I'M
ben t6nneu, Die lid inter bic bon
Srn. InbcrIon ermGbilte &otcgorlc
bGtten einreibeu loIicn f0nuelr. Scrr
gnoerlon mod,te om Sonntog Die Scs
bouptung, hob cine Der Sirnler, mel.
dc i'm Siiben Sdrnopps IN Sloldcn
nit lngcbDriecn @titcttcn %ucrtotiteu,
tiir5liA ibren Gib mad Baltimore
perlcgt bobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

Wemcrtcnspcrtbc Iuiprudc por1
Or. Sobn &. @bite III elmer Ntii.
iionS . Gonicrcu5. Sicht IN
elmer eiementurcn NiIblu1 Oo@
Sell Der lmniiienocn meiben nm
ibmurScn 9an0bcpoDner. - Nle
0epobner Der 9er1e Elm 'cll1cr
McnitcuihInA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

pO.
Sobn 2ollis &elep mo Sroii an
Sobnion GorbilL Cots Scr. 40 uno 46
Ylod 3, in 6. S. SUITS Siioipeit.
&orltabt bon baltimore, So.
Stefon q. Sittner iliio 6rau an
2pons 2ano Company, Cots Scr. 29C
nnb 292 BON pcrl. MorreIl- Yarf. S..
Sorob u. McGuIlougb II. q. an
@iaiom q. Nlunien, Srnitee. $500.
Hobert $. glliep, anmalt, an Ole
Safe Gepoiit II. Erllt Co. Sruitee,
2 9ots. ST. u4 rs.
Warp Sonile @ruff II. v. ait Che.
tier s. Mtprrolp, 2 2ots, So.
Sreherid ". Slipper unb 9ouis
Iltpater u1o Srult, ST.
Spbn &. Sbubbitro all Sacob
2a,ter, Got N%orbipeiticite @olbington-
Hoab. @runo5ins $3.50; So.
Sacob &alter. grtr, an Sobn Z.
Sbnbbllrb, baiielbe G%igentGum, Der
ielbe @rlino5ins. $500.
Gbeiter s. Morron on Sobn 8.
Shuhbnro nno 6rau, 2 Cots, So.
5reoeridi y. alipper an GbarIes
See Mferrifeil, 5.14 Mder al, Carroll.
ape,. SIS. ! -.
Soiepb g. @bitc an Martiu Wsep-
ers nno 6rau, Got @eitieite GIintun-
Str. 8rrnosias $40; So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

G~onraoi Gpn5ert hrutl
Ibcno. - Gin erleicner Semi,
oiirfte Den @ciud)crn oea Hecitul5 Sc.
lnngcn &ioliniiten Grtbrr Gonrooi
beborliehcil, mcldcH helttc gbcrN in
2ebmmn's &ollc itottiinoct. Niii bcn,
Gon5ertgebcr tbcilt lid) icin @rltoer.
3r. Muffin GolrnOt Calopier) in 0ic
fiinltlerilden Soften o5a oniprlidS
pollen NrpgrammS. ona nod,itchenH
I'M Gin5rlnen mieoerQeqaben lei:
i. g. Bad nGioccono;" s..
Sieurtemps SiinittS Gon;crt in
A-moa; Sreoeric Chopin 49, Al SRA
lioinm, b) Sdcr3o i'll 9-moa Gilr
Einno); Benjamin 8obnro .Npo-
aio Gotbetiaue;;" 3, 9rolo Sera.
nabe, ". q. Snit .Gbant Guns
Earoles;;" Noblo De Snroiotr 81.
Hennerlpeilen, Opus 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
NElETI! !!
: zaoItd. I xde!ia, ausaenousmea eonutss

GIpreb5lge sStoe Stuube dMf BITE Stxnbe" bon
Der COMMUNICATION na@ @ajttustsp an
gBo9entaeen 700 Born. BIS 500 Mber,bS.
Url4ere s!bfaDrt bon Der @t. RopaIsetatton.
etatioa an ksathinstusa nit sas. isSiis ssSss.
Maifinstox, serIanen Mt. Hopal.statcn.
1905, te.15, FLO. "7.l5, 's.55, $3.50, f1O.6O,
tiles. s11.55 Dormy az. lie. tf2.bs. 'fi.W,
.2.4s, t3.50. q t6. ++.55, 1855 NaGuIx ZOO.
tS;ISi ny aauI StH', siatiio rlg 1890 'i !ssis' aI fs'so.
100, +7.20. $500, 1920, 5000 1000, fii.N
Born en . 400 e Jis.os, ,12ats TOO si.Ss,
aa@m. fs.oio. .e.i6, :ss.S6, 100, 1900. !.ss;.iiSs
(9initeol $1,000, 'i0.05. '11.06, *11.32 ubb1.
4rseerias Gamtoer's citation. 1855 unb s0.i6
Borui., t1.25, 1880 uno $500 Siam.
eo1erStow1, D9t. SfobnIsS tntion, f7.A5 0or4.
1850 gadnt. Camden. g tation, t7.36, ten
Vorun.. 1850. 400 Na&m.
NeDal Blue 3tns
Wa6 HtiIGbelptta NIB RenJDeS1.
Reittr Iernliuue an Der 9reiunb3tDan3ilftQ
Strabe. Retp'Uort. beaueIn na0 6oteIS mi
ftenterU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Baltimore SamA Eafet.Gompaauie.

talte nnb snpet. iiFse gat.2inte.)
&c Ieretrtqie Gtaaten.Rcft DeIsrbernS..
rgenrsia," yTennrHec".
Sanipfer fnbrcrl tdeltt, sonttdes ausge.
r%orrnte1,. bon ben .gut qinte" .8iers, Sir. 10
1s, tatt-straRe.. go gbenbs. oirctt nadb OLD
TotIt eofitort, NprfolL RSrtsgtouib unh alien
Einfiett oes SiiocilS. , 2erbinouilq in SIo
8oini Comfort nit Der &c. & S. GiIenbabnS.
Gad 8idntono, @erbinSung In Tortstnoutb nit
penn gSeahoaro air Cine" ioIioen 3lee mad
PORTSMOUTH mo gltIauin. Sr s,orfolf Verhtrs
ouna nit Der q%sltInniic COAT Cine Eorfoii
nno ipefili6 mo yClo Dominion 9tre" NOD
inb Nefp=2)orf. -
!Mabieiten rah curosdit6en pIane. ouru.
rtofe aaiiiien3irtrtrr cIettri'de PeIendfiTa,
Sanlpfbei6ung. aoien fret. gcferbirte Saihtei,.
StrniNer In oert 9iIet'giirenur Der Bah Cline"
Nr., 107, Sftssnlttmore. Sirabe; 9,r. 5O6-5Os,
2~iabtsStrabe: {. u. g. Office, GiiooIt.gde her
baltimore: ltnS GaIpertsStrnsc Continental
9rlft SiIiloing" nnb IIbausb's, Rr. 100, Noro.
gb~drIessStrdbe.
Sutn u. stertuupb, e.. Nrutun.
Giee'Trdf. II. Sen. 'Nand9er. Gen. .gaf. .gfaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

rett gum. i@ebrdiiH in Scr. Qautbe1s- EnS I'd
republication I'M 1000 Mbenb8,-
IursWaegons, Spetferaten etc. -iperben t&ne1
beforat per 1eletbun tn allen .scIaenben 8tu<k
Ghredny: gt6c!eSs unb gaItiTcresSfrdbe, q. 4
It. RcpalsStation, g. & g., U1t. Bernon S120;
9oruoerss intion Observation-Disclosures, g. 4 ..
Ct. Ianl SAG. ODER WlS., GourtIanb 2726, mi
Er. 62a GiosBroobtpab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Werdants e Miners transport. 60.

U~leraIHHIS &C WHHtrS Nrun1pDff. 80.
Sdmpfer.2trte.
Srdht nto Yatfagiere.
gad1 Bottom mo ocfH Often.
Sorntra.. 9ienfing tttnb Sreitag, 9 tbr sIben64,
9'eh Srpptoence uuo Dem Often.
Sornfag. Wittipod1 uuo Srettag,- O ubr atbenb8.
' 9taG Teippprts9Seips.
2dglt&. nrsaenomnen Montae unb Samftaa,
6 uhr Ibenbs.
" Srnnt arqenontIHeH tdsIih biz s llbr No6m.
FIR oenfeIheit Sag idbrerbe Sampfer.
gab Saoanuab l,no benz Giiben.
Gteittfd8. Solnerliaa uilo SGmitag,
g ifbr Wberos.
.. U. Meglein, @gent. Eier 3, SnR q. .9ah.HtS,
Gf3.G&S| ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06

IN VISIT To
LAPORTE
Steal $1,000 Race Horse,
Dynamite Building, Set it
on Fire After Getting
Away With the Loot, Is
the Story.

IaPorte. Ind. May 6.-Thieves Gre
ated big furore in this city last
night Wholesale robbery, dynamiting.
fire and horse stealing We're some of
the resultant crimes that happened
after a gang of daring burglars
swooped down on the city.
The sporting goods store of Charles
F. sonnenborn was entered by burglars
during the night who got away with
$500 worth of goods. In the cellar they
left a charge Of dynamite which ex-
ploded early this morning, blew out
the side Of the building and set it on
fire
The famous race horse, 'Humming
Bird" belonging to John Line. valued
at $1,000, was also taken from Lines
barn. 1t was hitched to a wagon and
the latter also stolen. The police have
no clew to the perpetrators whatever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
MAIL CARRIERS EXAM
Twenty Show Willingness
to Work for Uncle Sam
in Gary.

Twenty APPLICANTS for mail carriers
for Gary took the civil service ex-
animation, which was held in the base
ment of the public library yesterday.
The examination was superintendent
by Guy B. Wooster, assistant secre-
tary of the Seventh United States dis
trict, who was assisted by Postmaster
John W. Call and Benjamin Ambere
of the local postofhce Each applicant
was given about four and one-half
and was examined in the common
branches, such as reading, spelling.
arithmetic geography and penmanship.
All the applicants were from Gary, and,
it is thought, many will receive a high
mark
Postmaster Call said today that he
would probably hear from Mr.. Wooster
about the first of next week, when the
applicants would be notified as to their
standing of their grades.
Everything is now progressing nice
ly for the institution of the mail car
rier service in Gary. and there Is no
doubt that it will be started the 18th
of June. Before that time each house
in the first subdivision will be num-
bered and each street will be marked
at the corner by iron posts, bearing
its name.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
BERRY LAKE ROAD
TO Be REPAIRED
Stieglitz Park to Get Better
Connection With East
Chicago.
RELIEF FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
Highway Is impossible in This Time
of the Year-Improvements
Are Ordered.
fspecial to THE T1MEs.l

East Chicago, Ind, May 6.-Children
who live on the ''yonder" side of a strip
of submerged roadway in the Berry
Lake road, stieglitz Park, who have
been unable to go to school owing to
the condition of the same are soon TO
experience relief. The city has force
of men at work filing in the submerg-
ed stretch with sand for a distance of
1900 feet, and great is the rejoicing on
the part of the families who are obliged
to use the roadway.
The Berry Lake road a this point
has always been a stumbling block to
wagon traffic, at this season of the year.
and to pedestrians it is simply impass-
able Some time ago it's condition was
called to the attention of the city coun-
ell. who recommended that the city en-
gineer visit the spot and ascertain
whether it was susceptible to drainage,
and If not whether it would be prac-
ticable to ffll it in. AS there seemed no
chance for relief by the former method,
it was decided to resort to the filing
process. 50 the council ordered 500 cub
ic yards of sand to be transported TO
the spot and for the past few days
teams and men have been at work in
bringing the depression up to reason
able height to conform to the adjacent
roadways.
A proposition is to be made to the
city council at the next regular meet
ing. to give the filled stretch a tor
dressing of cinders, thus making a good
roadway of the improved fifteen hum
| bred feet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
FIRST UNDER GROUND
CONDUIT IN GARY
One of Three Cables Cut in
Yesterday, and Others
Will Follow.
WILL ENLARGE EXCHANGE
Overhead Cables Are Taxed to Ca
pacity-Service Is Temporarily
Cut Off.

The telephone service in Gary was
interrupted for the space of two hours
last night for the first time since the
local exchange was installed. The
cause for the cessation of operations
was the cutting in of one of the un-
derground cables which have recently
been installed and the abandonment Of
the overhead cable which Will be cut in
on the underground service.
The linemen have been working for
the past few weeks installing the I'M
derground work and last night marked
the beginning of the completion. When
the entire underground system is in
stalled the local exchange viii have a
much greater capacity than it has at
the present. For the past few weeks
the overheard cables have been taxed
to their capacity and another cable
would have had to be strung if the
underground system had not been in
stalled. Manager L. II. Meyers Of the
local exchange says that much work
still remains to be done, however, be-
fore all of the underground cables are
cut in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
CLARENCE BARROW
IN TEST CASES
Two of the Men Burned in the Fire
Leave Widows in Austria-Third
Man Leaves a Dependant Family
in Russia Polanl-City Of Chicago
Made Co-Defendant.

Attorney J. T. Wachowski OF Gary
will file today, in one Of the Chicago
courts, $4,000 worth of suits against
the George w. jackson company, the
contractors who were constructing the
water crib at Seventy street at
the time OF the great catastrophe when
about six.v lives were lost in the great
fire. The suit will be filed against the
construction company and the city of
Chicago, jointly.
The suits will be filed for the heirs of
three men killed on Jan. 20. the day of
the disaster. These were John Kurej.
John Hojdu and John Jasinski All
three were sleeping at the crib when
the fire occurred and We're trapped
there, with no chance of escaping. The
first of these was so badly cremated
that his features were unrecognizable
and was finally identified by his RUB
Der boots, because of the fact that they
could only have been purchased in that
part of Austria in which he was known
to live. He had also been seen by a
saloonkeeper wearing these boots.
Clarence barrow in Test Cases.
Kurej and Hojdu left widows in Aus
tria, who havt just given Mr.. Wachow-
ski power of attorney. and the neces-
sary steps have also been taken through
the Austrian consul at Chicago to take
action. John Jasinski is a native OF
Russian Poland and left mother and
a family dependent upon him for sup
port
The test cases will be tried out in the
Chicago courts in the near future and
will probably be the ones fined by Clar-
ence barrow, the well-known attorney
OF Chicago. Much of the success in the
cases filed will be determined by the
outcome Of the test cases. Each case
where the victim died, the amount 0.
the suit is $4,000. which is the pric,
of a mans life in Illinois.
The city of Chicago is also held Joint
" responsible for the death Of the vic
Tins, having given the company per
NIT to carry on this work. The Georg,
W. Jackson company, however, is bond
ed by the city to safeguard them 70
just such contingency as the filing o
these personal injury suits.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
DEATH OF MRS. WARNER
Respected Grown Point
Lady Passes Away
Unexpectedly.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Crown Point Ind. May 6.-The sad
news of the death of Mrs. Susan Warn
was spread over town yesterday
morning. and although the aged lady
has been ailing for some time her de-
mise was not expected. Mrs. Warner
was the mother Of Dr. Warner Of Chi
eago, Mrs. Eta Wilmer of this place,
and Mrs. Jones Of Chicago. She was
over IS years of age and has been a
Corwn Point resident for many years
and was beloved by all who came in
contact with her. The funeral serv-
ices wiz be held at the house on Fri
day afternoon at l o'clock, after which
the remains viii be taken to the family
lot in the Orchard Grove cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
Mr.. JACK BURKE AGAIN
Especial to THE TIMEs.)


Crown Point. Ind, May 6.-Jack
Burke Of Cedar Lake has again run up
against the strong arm of the law, but
was let down easy yesterday when
Judge Fisher dismissed the case Burke
was arrested on a charge of assault and
battery. preferrey by one Emil Ichulze
Of Cedar Lake. who claims Burke mo-
Tested him and struck him in the face
after slight alteration regarding
some household effects schultze was
moving. they being claimed by Burke.
Constable KilHan arrested Burke and
the hearing was scheduled to take place
in Judge Fishers court. but owing to
the temporary absence of the prosecut-
ing witness the case was dismissed by
the judge.
Is Free Man Now.
Charley Schields. whose trial took
place in the circuit court yesterday. be
ing the first criminal case for the May
term, he being charged with robbery,
left Crown Point a happy and free man
last evening, being acquitted by the
jury on a lack of sufficient evidence to
convict Attorney Joe Conroy defended
Schields. while the states case was up
held by Prosecutor Greenwald. The ar
guments Of the counsel were spirited
and somewhat acrimonious at times
The case was given to the jury at !
o'clock and they returned a verdict OF
not guilty before s.