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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20


Somewhere. where I been snoopin'
Papa says they had the whoopin'
Cough.
That's the reason how ! got II.
But don't know who I caught it
on
Papa says. but he's just funnin',
If caught EN-, whoops was runnin'
Slow.
Or he says. perhaps I met EN-
An he asks why don't I let 'em
Go?
Seems to me Whoops did the chasin'
An they so to beat raein'
Track.
Wish knew who made me ketch EN-
An you bet I'd go an fetch 'em
Back
Anyway we got card out
On the house an kids are barred out
Now.
Wish they'd let in Tom an Benny,
But they don't go to school yet. any
How.
They amt had em, but they ought to
Sos us three could have lot O.
Fun.
But their mas afraid they'll take 'em
An you ought to see me make 'em
Rum
Dams had only humps, an Tom an
Benny never had but common
Group.
shucksi They better not come near me
Wait minute till you hear me
Whoopi
Vance Cooke in the Circle
Magazine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
chaueer,s House Is Sold

Hartford Manor, Faringdon. Berk-
shire. England, formerly the home of
the poet Chaucer. and the largest
farm on the Pusey estate. has been
sold to the leaseholder, George Baylis
OF Wyheld Manor, Newbury. the
largest producer of barley in England
Pusey is said to have been granted
TO the family of that name by Canute
by tenure of horn, which is still in
BouViere Pusey's possession and bears
the inscription: 'Kyng Knoude gave
William Pewse ye horn to held by thy
Lo1de"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
GARY BRIEFS.

Edward ]. Tallman of LaFargeville
N. Y, who is now constructing several
fiat buildings in this city, arrived here
last night from that city, where he
will watch the progress of his buildings
for a few days
Mrs. NJ. A. Caldwell was in Chicago
shopping yesterday.
Miss Marie MeKenna of aEst Chica-
go has accepted position as clerk
In the Victoria hotel.
Mr.. Otto Borman of Tolleston tran
sacted business in Garry yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
Following Advice.

Uncle Billy had taken his niece to see
the races. She had never been to one
before and was quite innocent as to the
manner of betting. but she placed a bet
on one of the horses in the first race.
There seemed to be trouble with the
horse she played for 1t turned and went
in the opposite direction.
Look, Nellie, your money is gone.
for your horse has gone the other way
said her uncle
Oh, that's all right Cousin Bob
told me TO play him both ways" re-
piled his niece.-Harpers Weekly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20

There is more Catarrh In this section
or the country than all other diseases
gut together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable
For great many years doctors nro
nounced it a local disease and IRE
scribed local remedies, and by con
slantly railing to cure with locaJ
treatment, pronounced it incura HE
Science has proven Catarrh to he a
constitutional disease and therefore re-
CURES constitutional treatment HaIi,e
Satarrh Cure. manufactured by r T
cheney q Co, Toledo, Ohio is the oniv
constitutional cure on the market Il
is taken internally in doses from N
drops to teaspoonful 1t acts iiracto
~ on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. They offer one hundre5
collars for any case it falls to cIirs
send Tor circulars and testimonials
ADDRESS: f. J. CHENEY & CO. To-
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for co,s.,
patton. AZ consul
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
ANOTHER QUIET NIGHT.

The local police had another quiet
night last night, one one arrest even
for common drunk, being booked at
the station. It may be like the old
adage After a lull there is always a
storm"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
FIREMEN CALLED OUT

The Gary fire department was sum-
moned to the Delaware hotel last even
ing. from where 1t was reported that
a threatening fire was raging there.
Upon its arrival the department found
that the trouble had been caused by
an over-heated flue. The damage was
nominal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
NO TRUTH IN THE
EXPLOSION STORY.
street Talk of Accident at Indiana steel
Company Plant Is Diseredited.

The news of big explosion at the
Indiana Steel company's plant on last
Saturday night was heard on, the street
today. The explosion took place. it is
said, in the burning out of one of the
furnaces. 1t was caused by water from
a leaking pipe falling into the molten
metal Ten explosions followed but
besides throwing the hot metal in all
directions no damage was done or no
one was hurt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
A DAY TN GARY LAND (
ANOTHER svoDEvEEL'

The fourth vaudeville theater in
Gary is to be opened next week in the
Mccormick building, which formerly
housed the Union cafe. at 928 Broad
way. The promoters intend to put on.
good shows and hope for their share
Of the patronage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
MARSHALL WANTS NEW
RAILROAD COMMISSION
Fears for the Constitutional
ity of the Law of
1905.
HOST OF APPLICANTS WANT JOB
If Assembly Fails to Act Governor
Will Like Take Steps Him.
self to Test It's Power.
TIMES BUREAU
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis Ind, Jan. 20.-Governor
Marshall is only waiting to see what
the legislature will do to the Indi-
ana railroad commission before he
does anything himself. If the legisla-
ture does not repeal the laws Great
ing the commission he will probably
decide for himself that the present com
mission is an illegal body and try to
throw the whole business into the
sewer
A good many candidates for posi-
tions as members of the railroad com
mission have bobbed up since Governor
Marshall was elected, but they may
as well wait until after the Iegisla-
tive session is over before they try
to press their claims, for the governor
will not do a thing just now.
MarshaII's stand.
Governor Marshall takes the posi-
ton that either the commission itself
is Illegal or the commissioners are
serving under invalid commissions The
Indiana railroad commission was Gre
ated by an act of the Legislature of
1905 which provided for the appoint
ment of three commissioners and de-
fined the powers of the commission
Three commissioners were appointed.
Since then two have resigned and two
new ones have been appointed both
appointments having been made and
commissions issued under the provisions
of the 1905 law.
In 1907 the legislature passed an
act which was intended to amend the
original railroad commission act Gov
ernor Marshall takes the position, aft
er having made study of the law,
that if the 1907 act really amended
the 1905 act it repealed the 1905 act.
or that much of it that related to the
appointment of commissioners If. for
any reason, the 1907 amendatory act
is invalid then some of the acts of
the commission have been void and il
legal because they have been performed
under the provisions of the 1907 act.
Wants New Act.
Governor Marshall takes the position
that in the face Of so much uncer-
tainty about the legal status of the
railroad commission the legislature
ought to repeal all laws relating to it
eAAiA pass al CANAAC new ACT creating a
commission.
But if the Legislature does not re-
peal the laws in this manner it is more
than likely that the governor will take
steps of his own to ascertain Just
what the Indiana railroad commission
amounts to.
An indication of what he has in mind
and the way he looks at the railroad
commission was shown yesterday when
he refused to allow the railroad com
mission to print as many copies of its
annual report as 1t wished to print. He
thinks that if the commission is an
Illegal or uncertain body there is little
use of sending out its opinions broad
cast 1t is pretty situation that time
alone can solve
In the meantime there are a lot of
hungry democratic politicians who
want Jobs as members of the railroad
commission, who Will have to wait I'M
til the governor takes a notion to do
something for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20

mending an appropriation OF $4,000
for a commission to Investigate condi-
lions in the Republic OF Liberia. Az
RIGA. was read. At SIT the house ad-
journed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
Beinu Married

A comforting thing about being mar.
ried is you haven't any more mistakes
of that kind to make for the present.
New York Press.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
Daily Thounhf.

Be good man. That Is the sum
and substance of all; be a good man.
Sir Walter Scott.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20

"oh. husband, wake upr' cried the wife
in alright,
i am sure there's burglar down
stairs
Go down, then" said hubby: YOU
told me last night
No to NEEDLE in household affairs"
Boston Transcript.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
NEW FURNITURE FOR
WHITING COUNCILMEN
Committee on Police Alarm
System Fails to Report
on Matter.
PARK PLANS ARE SUBMITTED
Edward Koenig, Chicago Artist, Who
Was Awarded First Prize in
Paris, Will Do Work.
Especial to THE T1mEs)

Whiting, Ind, Jan. 20-The CITY
council of this city met in regular SEES
sion on Monday night. 1t was decided
at this meeting to purchase new furni-
ture for the council chamber, and a
committee was appointed for the pur-
pose of getting the different prices and
reporting at the next meeting. The
new furniture will consist of a table.
desk and chair for the mayor, one
each of the six aldermen, one for the
city clerk and the representatives of
the press will not be forgotten.
The committee, who were instructed
10 go to Chicago to look up the sys-
tenn of police alarm boxes. said thew
were not ready to report yet. but would
do so next meeting
Park Plans Are Submitted.
Edward Koen1g, a landscape artist
from Chicago, was present at the meet
Ing and submitted plans for our new
park. The plans were met with the
hearty approval of the mayor and also
the aldermen. By looking at the plans
you could imagine you being in the
park on the lake front, and could best
of all realize how beautiful it will he
Mr.. Koenig is much experienced in this
line of work He has studied extern
sively in Europe, and his plans reeeiv-
ed the first prize at the Paris EXPOSE
ton The place at which he planned
the park, which is nearest Whiting. is
said to be at Schererville, Ind. While
not very large this is said to be a
marvel of beauty
Mr.. Koenig said if he was awarded
the contract he would have grass
growing by May To- and would have
the park in fine shape for a Fourth
of July celebration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20

Ground Covered by New York.
New York has an area of 209, 21s
acres.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20

One trouble with a tightwad is
that he doesn't care who knows It
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

Sieier 6eitausgeitattcte, 216 2eies
Ipalten umfalicnoe unb reid illuz
l~tricrtc aaleuber fat ~folgenben Sn>
gaIt:
Su~litdnbigcs 4~aienbarium nit sp5Ii
ncucn Observation-Disclosures in
Wort unb Bib. Sen Ib6ilomuaeil
bon spDif nenen MDnntsbeiiisen
init 6egleitenber SebensbelAreibang
0eocnfblatt hcs Sabres 1909 bon
81. 6. 9epIer.
Ncniabrsgraf: bon Srans2ebner r.
WGriariidJc Gtdttcn i'm betligcn
Sann. 8on @ / g herer.
Sarbcnbrmftilb sum 5O=iabriaen
3pmroes : Snbi!dnm. &on Sros
feiior S. Sod. (@ierieitisc. reid
in Sarben aussefiibrte geigabe.)
&ater Spminifus. grsdblune aus
benz Solfslebsn bon &orend
Setber.
GbrtitnS, Der Mnferitnnoeue, cridcint
tetitcr Wnttcr. 8eDidlt bon p.
MIcgauoer g aumsa t t.
ner, S. j. Su Dem gleihnamigei,
Snrbenbilbe Des &ebcmptpriltenz
9rubers M. Sdmal5l.
Bur bmnnert Sabrcn. @cIdidtss
biloer, se5ei6uet ron Otto o n
9 6ahing
Sas MeSaiaon. G~r5dbIrng bon G.
MilIer.
Gin Stiif ttbrfctte. @~rsdblung bon
antpn Smott.
8Dn nngcidbr. Gr5Gbluna aus Iraenz
tinien bon 8. Catalina.
Sas &eleripiel. @ebi6t bon 9.
Scbm q H..
Gtnmal mn nidt !pieber. Gon
@uibp SaBl. 9ibcnbah.
SabrcsrunbiGcn bon Sr. Sent nit
bielcn 9ilbern.
Sieie pr66tiee Original Snnltra-
tiunen npn bc,uiibrten Giimilern
idmiidcn bicien uctcn Sabraarg,
iucldcr aud ,uicbcr BEN belie6tcn
@anhfalenbcr cutbGlt.
@uS Dem Stenaenmnten Tam Iit
Sober elm llrtbeil 6ilocn iiber an
oas Sntcreiimtc. mas in ~unicrcr
Erdmic 5u ftuben III.
@ir icnccn Sbnen ben aalenber
%toItcnfrei. iuenn Sic iogieid Siren
rilditdnoi9en Announcements : Setrog.
unb $500 fir &prnusbe6nblung Gins
Ihifcn. Senoeu Sic ben Setrag
prompt cir,. bcm Die 9ia6frnge lit
cine 9roBe nnb cs Siirfte infer Sors
ratb id)nea ber9rifien ieiu.
Nhtung5pou
2orena Is onncr.
0ci11ftsfiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

eigentlih nift. mas ih tbrn loa. Sic
rerben Oif beutc beiuden, On fannlt
tbun. mas Sir gut bdud1t."
n9n meinlt Sir Setter unp 2abp
Sanserfielb?"
.Nein, Subp Saneerficlp uno ibrc
Gouiinc Garcia Glioe. 2estere lernte
ih iton Dor Ssabren in Srlanb fennen.
Sic lpuren Iebr b6flid, uno luenr ie
in Sid brinsen unS On es pors
Siebir -"
.@cinerieits lit bas uift frasliG,,
tpem Su aber ct.uas bagc9eu bait -"
.Surhaus nidt. Sd n6er peroe
bier bleiben unD Sid ale Gage beiuz
den. Ibieu min, icb sebe fiiten."
YfeifenO perldBt CT bas 3tmmer,
nadoem er ben Strobbut nadldiiig
aufseieet unb Die Iuscl iiber Die
SdJulter selest bat.
Hpla blidt ibm ndcb.
go faunte er Garcia glue alio
ihou Dor Sabren unb iprad mir ME
bnpon. SeltIam. Sb lie mpbl
2autp fannie? ib nil i'm fraecn."
Ils bate Ser @cbanfe i'm 9erufen,
tritt 9antp 9nffertp eben NIT elmer
8iiritc nnb Den G%citerItieieln ieines
6errn elm. Bic airifaniide Come
bat i'm sebrdunt. Ger iehsjdbrige Spis
buterbicnit i'm u6er lpnit uidt I'M @es
rin9itcn pcrdnSert. Or ltcllt Die Sticz
rel alf Den &aminiinS unb tritt 5ue
rid. als edJter Giinitler lein 8erf oil
beipiinbern.
sic 9idn5en i%pnbrbniti9, bnb utan
lid tnpor ~raiiren fGnnte". lpriGt CT be-
Iriebtgt. .g6. gPiB 8oia. fam id CT
mas in Ser @eit fir Sic tbun? aes
piB. meiu Ser3 brnh, leit mir bierber
fainen, ipo es rein gar ni1ts 6u tbun
gibt."
limb barber beflngit Nu Sid,
ld6elt Die iungc Serrin, i'd oad)te.
On ndreit irub. 81 ruben uah Den
S~trapa5en IN Ilgier. Sebnit Sll
9if nad Dem Splpateuoienit?"
(Sortiesun9 folet,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

men 8etrrnfcnen ipansen, nno enolId)
lid auf Die Doc Saipe lperfen.
nIrmer jitnger 5err", ~fliiItert cr.
ncr ooiert mid, ib reib nod lupbl,
lpie mir 5u 0!tutbe mar, als Sarriet
2ela6eur mid betrog."
Stmbenlnng bleibt Gnbolf beipe@
a~ung5los. NlS er ei,blif lid erbebt,
irur Die Haf)t eiugcbrotcn. |tit
piibem Slud 8erreibt er Die Yricfc
luO ltreut lie in Der &iub.
9 al DcIfeu. baB iebes @urt. jcSc3
SGAeln ieper 0lid nnr apmDbie ipnr",
itcbnt er, rbnB JIG Gin ber6loics, falz
ifes @eier, Die ib fir etren gn9el
biclt."
llno Der SugenO @rt6, 5ofinune
mn lcibter elaitiifer Sinn iliebt aus
&uboif S'Sonrcfls 0cr5en I'M ME
lpicber 81 febren.
~ 1s y
Of tunb3u an6i9tc
Snpitc1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
+ scpobnli6en Saftif

Geiner e%epobnlifen Saftif ni6t
gleih."
~9arolu mpqte es", eriuioert oie
Game o6Icl5udeuc, viic fpia Die Game
gum Sa~rlilienglieb matel."
ySebr auime,fiom bon Garcia,
ent9cgnet 3ui5lano gebanfenpoa,
.iparum betrnhteu sic Die 8ollpers
nante 10 foriheub, S'Sonucu?"
SD mDd)te Uiien, lro i9 tic id)cn
9eieben."
.Iu6 Sicl" ruft 2abp 9ougcriielo
c%rltulut, YSir Setter uno @raf Guiss
ldno b~ebaupten bas Glci6c. llno no
iabeu Gle bieielbe, bod gclpiB nidt in
&i9icr?"
Sd fam ni6t ongeben, no ib tie
lab. il lpeib nur. baB id Tie iaI, mein
@eoGftnib lit unfe6lbar."
~llnier 8al5cr, 9udbigc3 Srdus
lein", ipridt Sauire Cabot bon Oios
rccombc nortreteub. Garcia niumt
Den ibr gebotcncn Trn1 unb irnet Iid,,
lpie CO tomnte, bag dlld Sauptmann
.S'SonneQ Die @oupcrnaitte acicben
haben Mill.
sic lit Gin eieenthiimli6es 8ez
len. ia9t lie lid, man bari mir Sir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

artbur betradten. Sor bier Stuns
Den irollte CT mn mid lperbeu. nun
its, ais gdbe eS fem ouoereS @eib
auf @rpen. Sin Id ipobl eiieriiid)s
tig? bin i'd lpirtIidb eoquetts?"
Sauire Sol6pt iolst ibrcm Bid.
Sort miro eruItli6 9ebu!biqt". lGs
delt er. hate meiner Sreu Sir slrs
thur niht fir einen Iam gebaltcn,
Der lid fir Gamer intereliirt. @rpBcr
0ptt --
Gr bGlt cntieBt iuue. NtS 6erns
cattle penbet ibm boz bas Nntlib Su.
Ser Sauire bat lie nod ME geicbeu.
9eitiirsuns uup S6redeu maleu iid
auf leinen 3iigen.
.S6on lpicbcr!" lddt Garcia,
.babcn ouh sic MiB ScrncaItle IN
elmer anberen pbcr b%ciicren SSelt scs
fannt?"
.WeiB S~crncaitle id8en Sic? bel
8ott. ME io5 ih iolhc 9ebulihicit!
ib periihcre Gle, SaSp Garcia, id,
belt tie fir elm @%cipenlt."
.Natiirlid. pas iuaen Iac; fin
lreilen @eIpenit bieiten Sic Iie?"
.Siir Siobclla 9angerfielbs". be-
merit er, lein Angc bcmafiuenb. .S;c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Sine Exclamation.

Stte SectnmGftpf.
Ser flcine Salon ser ,Silberner
Goie" iicbt nod ebeniu II ipie Dor
iefs Sabren. 100 @rs. @dpaior IGN be-
mobnrs. Sn einem alteu ebripiirz
bisen Sebnitubl iibt cine Game
uno blidt tribe nuf Die Strabe.
Gipia S'Sonnell. bes 9aupts
nlanns Shneltcr. lit fleiu unb
5urt. nit feinem @elihtd}en uno tiefs
blaucn. ihpermiithisen Ingen. Sic
trd9t sraue Seioe obne Spieeu. Sdns
Der ober SGmid unb gleint elmer
Gudferin ODER eincm arnien adsfen.
Gas im 9roBen Irmitubl iid pertros
den.
'.Sas lit Die Stabt". i%liitert lie,
~unb Scarsirpoo lit baS Saus. gnnz
lid, enbli6! nuo bod, rie miro cs
enben? merbe ih SM @rabe ecben.
obne etirns 5u erfabren. pSer lpcrbe i]
ibn bier finocn? 8. onB ih Den Mlltb
fdtte. mid mciHem gruoer 5u ners
trdiienl"
Die Sbiire Dfinet Iidl. ibr @ruoer
tritt. Die an8el in Ser Sano, Elm.
SD traf geitcrn einen altcn @es
tnnn;cn. 8oia". besiunt er cilig, vunS
brofte Die &aht in Scorstpuob 3u."
~Sn ScarslpooN!" ruit JIG falt cnts
Iebt.
CT bcmertt cS ui6t.
ga. Scarspoon. GS licat ctipu
cine Stunbe bon bier lno gebDrt Gin
Eeter Sanseriielp. Sen Germ oes
Sauies iub i6 ni9t. feline @emablii,
nber beitebt paraai. baB Su pas Sotel
p~erldiieit unb ibr 0ait rerbeit."
~S6?"
ga. Says 5upor bate ib @eies
aenbeit. ibr cinen fleinen Sienit 81
eripeiien. I'M llebermaB bon Snufbars
felt perlanst tic. baB mir ms S6lot
ilberiiebeln. Sir mid babe ih abges
lebnt, beSiigli1 Seiner nber wcib i'd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
fir Sas Sabr 1909.

Sieier 6eitnusgeitattcte, 216 2eies
lpalten umfaiicnoe unb reid illuz
l~trtcrtc 9aleuber fat folgenben Sn>
DaIt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

49,
Dame bunfler. eroBer unD entipifel<
ter. @as iost Sir Setter? ct nutb es
bemertt buben. fiir i'm fann es ni1t
angenebm fem"
Sir Teter e%efiupet lid, in einem,
3uitano oes Gntieeens, ieit Die 8olls
uer1nute in Scarsnoob lpeiIt. @enn
lie 10 fortfdbrt. Die &eute 81 eri6re@
cen, miro 2aDp Sanserfielo lie ente
laiien miilien."
Sir Nrtbur meniaitens ifeint lie
niht gu erihreden". lddclt Souirc
talbot, vmO6tc niiien. mas Suloa
ba6u iaeen ipiiroe2"
.9ulba?"
yMeine ShipeIter Sulbn pdr ria>
bslas Susenbfreunbin, b%eiratbete Ipdz
ter ZEN Sallptnlann De @erc unb befins
Oct ii6 Jest, ibrer @eiuuobeit balber,
I'M iiiblihen Sranfreidj. @s ipGrc
iibrigens ridt gut. ipenn JIG WtiB
3erncuitle ploslid trdfe."
llnb lie lpir6eln fort i'm 5anse.
Nieu1oub itort Baron 5regennas
llnterbaltuns NIT ser gr3ieberin, tic
IeIbit bridt bas @eiprdd ab. CIR bat
Den Slug Der 3eit pereeiien, lie perz
9iBt uiht Scr Gonpeuien3. erbcbt lid
unb enteilt nit eiri9en freunolihen
@orten.
Garcia 6eobaftct 9eibe unb felt,
lpie Cir Irtbur nits cinem Sraum err
lunft uno Sauptmann S'Sonnell
9riiBenb SI linn tritt.
v8riiB Sid @oit, alter Snnsc, ipic
gebts?"
Srelbig crtribert Irt6ur Sregenna
oes aameraoen @ruB, Garolns Ints
lie ilberfliegt 5ornises Hotb. sic
lpenbet iih uno coauettirt fortan. Scr
BADEN lit frobli6er, lire Wansen ro>
Tiger, ibr Iuge leu1tenber benn je.
Sieberbaftc grreauus maft lie reis
SEND. Sas Seit nabt ieinem gnbc,
Die @dite entfernen iih. Die Muiif
ipielt Die lesten Mccorbe. Gnrola lit
einen Woment allein.
Snntler r0tben lih lire 8unoen,
ais lie @enepra an S'Sonneus arm.
IN Sir Artburs 9esleitune naben
Iiebt. 2aSp 9nneerfielo beitebt off
fenbar nli etfpas oas Der Sffi5ier la
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-23

Sis o'clock last night at their home
ty Patrolman Price and locked up
on charges of disorderly conduct.
Both were bailed later by Justice
Brown, Dobson being accepted on his
own recognition. and c. w. Waiting
being accepted as securely in the sum
OF $3.50 Cor wilkins.
According to the police the trouble
between the men grew out of the
alleged familiarity of wilkins with
DobsOn's wife. Dobson is said to have
gone home last night and found the
couple locked in room. He is said
TO have crawled over the transOm
Of the room, and a fight followed
w. c. league was passing the house
about the time that the fight began
end he made an investigation. How
ever. after looking the field of bat
tie over he decided to call an officer.
Patrolman Price was summoned and
the officer says the pair were rough
irg' it pretty lively when ne arrived
on the scene and arrested them
wilkins. who gives his age as %.
seems 20 have had all the better of
the fight, bu. both men showed evil
dcnce of lively battle.
After bailing the men, Justice Brown
continued their cases until tomorrow.
as he viii go to Warwick court house
early this morning and will not have
time 10 shresh the case out.