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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
FEDERAL JURORS NAMED

A list of twenty-four names of men
who will be summoned to serve on the
federal Jury at Hammond was drawn
yesterday by the clerk of the federal
court The jurors viii be summoned
to appear at Hammond on Oct. 10 to
begin the hearing of cases. The list
Of jurors follows:
James Bouebrake. Geddo: william A.
Dubois. Noblesville; Joshua Edwards.
West Newton; Augustus Gephard. OF
terbein; Richard Hurdle. Romnev.
Theodore Johnson. Fowler; Rufus T.
Kennedy. Center Point; Paris Koontz.
Victor; J. B. McCarty, Goldsmith; vii
liam O. Mcconnell. Warsaw; William
Malone. Valparaiso; James Onstott
Rochester; Francis D. Randolph. FIJI
more; John K. Ray, South Bend: Henry
Stevens. Poland; George w Stul+z
zonsville; David w Sleniker. Muncie
Thomas Swain. Pixies Peak; J. D. Ia
Dor. Quincy; William H. Thornburg
Jacksonburg; Charles W. Trees. Koko-
mo; Emery Voss, Avoca William p
White, Ipgs Postoffice, and Anderson
Wtllets. Greentown.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
Notice is hereby given to the citizen.
81 hammond, Lake County and State o.
INDIANA, that / am male inhabftant and
resident of said City of Hammond
North Township. Lake County, Indiana
and above the age of twenty-one years
ana that l am man of good mora
character and [ have been continuously
q resident of said City, TOWNSHIP and
county for more than ninety DAYS last
!, That l will apply to the Board OF
county Commissioners of Lake County
IN their November Term, 1909, for A
license to sell intoxicating. spurious
Vlnous and malt liquors.
Inc premises upon which I desire ia
SCI st.u intoxicating liquors in less quan-
titles than a quart at a time and permit
me me same to be drank, is described as
The front room on the ground floor
% two-story frame building, which
said room Is Is feet wide by % feet
ffo long and :, has ceiling y feet high and
races on sheffield avenue, a public high
way or street in the City of Hammond
LAKE county, Indiana, which said
Duilding is located on lot 8 block /
FItz Miller's addition to the citv ~
hammond, Lake County, Indiana. Said
room has glas front, one front en-
rance and one side entrance and All
81 SAID room can be seen from Shelf
held avenue. The bar is located IN
horth side of said room a
GEORGE GOMSIOIOWSKT
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TOLLESTOA BOY
IS FOUND AGAIN
Little Frank Kish Finds
Refuge in Gary Home
After Running Away.
POLICE ARE NOT NOTIFIED
In the Meantime Parents Are Almost
Distracted Over Sons
Absence.

Frank Kish, the 7-year-old son OF
Andy Ktsh of Tolleston, has been found
again
Frank was not lost. neither was he
kidnapped. but, being seized with the
kwanderlust last Wednesday morning, he
started out to see the world all by him
self. And Frank wandered and wan
dered until his tired little feet refused
to carry him any farther. and then
ne would sit down by the roadside and
rest again Nobody noticed the little
Wayfarer as he plodded along and no.
body tried to assist him on his journey.
Finally the boy landed in front Of the
home Of Frank Ssargo, who is in charge
of the street cleaning department Of
cary and who lives at Fourteenth av-
enue and Madison street.
Frank went in the yard and sat down
on the porch steps and waited for
something TO turn up.
The presence of the little fellow was
finally noticed by Mrs Csargo. who
took him in the house and fed him.
After he had eaten his dinner. Frank
became very sleepy and he was soon in
The land of dreams. When he awak
ened ne was questioned as to what his
name was and where he lived. But the
boy had forgotten all about his home
IN Tolleston and only knew that his
name was Frank
And here he remained at the Csargo
home from Wednesday noon until late
yesterday afternoon. when he was
found by friends of the parents. VIII
We're aiding in the search for the miss
ing lad.
And all this time. while the distract
ed parents and score of citizens. be-
sides the police of all the surrounding
cities, Csargo never notified the local
police station that the boy was at his
home. Csargo calls at the police sta
ton several times each day to get in
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PRODUCE MARKET.

ter-Receipts, S.201 tubs; cream
cry, extra, 2gc; price to retail dealers
&c, prints, S2c; extra frsts. 2sc; firsts
2Sc; seconds. 2411c; dairies. extras. 26c,
seconds. PC; ladies', No. l. 221bc; pack
Ing. stock. 22c
Eggs-Receipts. e.460 cases: miscel-
cases included. lsc; ordinary. 20%c,
hrsts, must be 10 per cent fresh. 22I5 G;
prime hrsts, packed IN new whftewood
zfc, specially packed for city trade and
must be 20 per cent fresh. 26hc: No. /
dirties. lie; checks I5c.
Potatoes-Receipts 100 cars: choice
10 fancy, 4604Sc; fair to good. 400 45c.
sweet potatoes - Jerseys S2S5.
Virginfas. $L7561S5 per bu.
Veal - Quotation for veal in good
weight, 7Q7c14 SO to so lbs. ~ oslo:
80 49, TO 10 lbs 5so a jos f@ancy, llc
ms; No plate; nc
ddSScc: chickens. fowls. 12hc; ROSTERS.
S g1s springs. l2c; geese, sq10c;
Beans. = Pea beans. hand picked
choice, $2.10Q2.15; fair to good. 5000
zoo; red kidney. S2o56240; brown
Swedish, .s2.15 @2.55; limas, California
per 100 lbs, S4.S0G4.S5.
California green fruit-Plums eOcM
Sl;5O per box; pears, $1.75 OATS
Berries-Cranberries, s5.5o@6.oo.
100: cabbage. 75cq s1.0O per crate; car
rots. $l00 per 100; cucumbers. Sc n 90c
per doz; oaulifiower. 5Oca, 20 + per erb box OK
S S7e 10 g acc per box; gree. ynions.
Soc q $500; leaf 121Ec per box:
mushrooms. 90 q Csc per lb; onions SIS a
1Oc per doz: peppers. soc per era3e
rra9disnes, 500 75c per 100; string beans.
Sl.oo q LIS per sack; spinach. rs a 40c
tomatoes. 2o075c per box. turnine
nome grown. f5c per 100
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Styles in Boqota.

IN Venezuela everybody that is any.
Dody been in Paris and speaks
french, while here (Bogota). one
nears very tile about Paris, although
II Is eVie t that the ladies patronize
Partisan dressmakers. Their dresses
coming by parcels post. are somewhat
creased in the mail, but it is the fash
ION to allow the creases to remain as
silent witnesses of the foreign origin
Of the garments.
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A Deserted Bride

At the Majestic theater next Sunday.
Oct 10. Messrs. Maxwell and Han
present the great comedy drama. "A
Deserted Bride" with Miss Maitland
as the bride. supported by an excel
lent cast of players. Usual Sunday
prices prevail Seats are now selling
Phone 315
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TOLLESTON.

N.
Co.'S frst addition. Sadie A.
Roney to Milton w Browns $50
Lots and 4. block s, resubdivl-
sion; lot 3, block %, c. T. L. &
|. Co.'S fifth addition, Charles
Peterson to Joseph Zemontise l
Lot 4. block 2. FrankePs subdi-
VISION, John Prascsak to Joseph
Lots 3d. 81, block / g r /. & 90
/; Co.'S fourth addition. Lake &
Porter Land & Inves tment co.
to Edward Zemrowski . 500
LIVERPOOL HEIGHTS.
Lot Il. block Z. Matthias addi-
ton, Alfred Morrison to Forest
INDIANA HARBoR i0O
Lot 20. block 81. Fred McKimp-
son to Ida A. Lennon 500
Lot Is. block II in second addi-
ton, Kanel Hanslik to Eta l.
HAMMOND. z.Soo
Lot IT., a, 6Ioek 9. Messengers sub
A. Irish and ]. Floyd Irish . ESQ
Lot AZ, block 3. Messengers sub
division. Bertha Hornung to
Lot sta faq = F1T9 ga5k Irish ixtb ESQ
addition, Louis H. stafford to
Lots and ), block i, M. M 'VO
Towle's third addition, G. H.
Jacobson ct al to Samuel Gu
EAST CHICAGO. -
Lots 10 to "a, block 8. E. Engle-
wood addition, August c.
krusch TO Julius Borsdorf
Lots IS to "a, block s. f. Engle-
wood addition, Julius Borsdorf
to Otto c. Bormann. ..... II
Lots /. 2. 3. block l. Cen Central park
addition, Whiting Land Co to
George L Fedorko - S25l
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN BLICHAZY, DECEASED,
Notice is, hereby given that the un-
saerslg ned has been appointed admin
lstrator OF said Estate by the Judge
OF the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed 20 be solven+
JOHN w. MORTHLAND.
Dated Oct s. 1909. .'l' - "a lor.
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structions in regard to his work on the
street but he never took occasion to
tell the police OF the boys whereabouts.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

As far as 1t In possible 1t is advised
1Aaa aA classified ads should either be
A1..eN or sent to the ofRce.
lac Times will net be responsible
L9r errors In ada taken over the te1e-
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-You to know e. f. Johns
ton: 313 Hammond bldg. Hammond
1nd., Is district manager for the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co. for
Lake. Jasper and Newton counties. 6
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ASK THE PEOPLE WHO ADyER-
TISE IN THE TIMES WHETHER III
PAYS OR NOT. IF THEY SAY 1T
DOESN'T. DON'T ADVERTISE.
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Spanish Proverb.
All sorrows are bearable if there In
bread.-Don Quixote.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work German or Swedish; must be
good plain cook; no washing; good
wages to competent girl. Apply SIS S.
Holman st. 4
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 400 n. Holman
st. 9-S
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FOR RENT=Furnishe rooms for light
housekeeping: SO per month. 500
Michigan ave. Oakley ave. entrance.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; modern
convenienees; board If desired. 81
State st. 81
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Read in Every English
Speaking Country

THE INTERESTING TIMES, AID Al.
WAYS DENOTES THE INTERESTING
STORE.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The only one company that loans
money on the lowest rates and the
easiest terms on watches, diamonds
and loans made on furniture, pianos on
cut rates" Calumet Loan Co. 2l2
Hammond bldg; phone 1928. eff
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 126 Charlotte st. and s.
Holman; phone 1904. SIS
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FOR SALE

FOX SALE-SaIoon and boarding house.
eefner Euclid and Michigan ayes. In
qlana Aarbori or would rent boarding
house aienes mas Is boarders. ST
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL-Cal at Johnson's studio
to see rs new designs for fall photos,
open every day. 334 s Holman ST.
hammond 81
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South Shore Line

&C. L. s. & s. 3. R.R.1
WI EST BOUND EASqs Isnrse.n
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WANTED-Good tailor; steady work
Apply Young Mems Tailors. So State
ST. eff
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WANTED--Gi for general homework.
Apply 81 Doty st. 80
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NOTICE.
Will parties who have replies to
eiasslned ads addressed care Lake
county Times kindly call promptly for
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FOR EXCHANGE-Candy wheel and "a
paddles for bull pup. Address o
Lake county 2-tf
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FOX SALE-SmaIl gocart in good CON
oAe4oA- 1u4 Gostlin st. 81
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FEMALEHELP WANTED

WANTED-Good girl to help with
general homework. williams St,
upper fiat.
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FOR RENT-Flats. $40; modern. GARY
Brokerage & Insurance Agency. Rey-
nolds bldg. Gary. 3-tf
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W ANTED-Railway mail clerks, post
office clerks carriers; salary $500 to
; /, 900; examinations in Hammond Nov.
u! preparation free; write for sched-
ule- FRANKLIN Institute Dept. SSG Ro-
chester. n. Y.
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FOR ExCHANGE-Pape for a
horse. Address r S. Times 2s
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FOR EXCHANGE-wha have Won -
exchange for lease of Groom house
for a large family. Address L S IssEa
County Times
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FOR ExCHANCE-On new victor pbo-
nograph with brass horn and record
and buggy: will pay some differenc~
Address T. care Lake County Time
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
OMAHA NEST ORDER OF
OWLS Is ORGANIZED
Local Branch Instituted sunday Aft
ernOOn by supreme Organ
ixer Mitchell.

Omaha nest, No. 1868, International order
OF Owls, became an accomplished fact
Sunday afternoon at the United Workman
hall, when the local branch was instituted
and officers elected and installed.
Supreme Lecturer II. w. Mitchell of
South Bend, Ind. who has been in the city
for some time working up the order. de-
livered an address upon the teachings and
work OF the order, as did also Past Presi-
dent George w. Brown. Two hundred char
ter members were present and the lodge
was started under the most favorable aus
pieces.
The following are the officers: George W.
Brown, past president and delegate to the
supreme conventions; Peter Lock. president,
j. w. Priest, vice president: 4. f. Pope.
invocatOr; J. Il. Cole, secretary. Jabez
Cross, treasurer; Martin salvitor. warden;
y. a. HouS. sentinel; Ellis Mcbride.
picket; DIR. b. IL. Chedeck, physician.
The Thirteen Club" held an informal
meeting last night in their rooms al Four
teenth and Douglas streets. Supreme Leo
turer II. W. Mitchell OF the International
Order of Owls was the guest Of honor
Many invited guests. including a number
OF ladies, were also present. Music and
social diversions furnished the evening )
entertainment
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
Friends Hold
Three Meetings
Members Gather at Y. M. C. A. and
Plan Permanent Organization, but
Will Not Take from Others.

Friends, commonly called Quakers, may
organize a church society in Omaha, and
TO that end held three meetings in one
of the assembly halls in the Young Mems
Christian association building Sunday after
noon and evening. All the meetings were
well attended and at the afternoon service
the proposition of organizing in Omaha
was gone over carefully and a temporary
organization was effected and it was voted
to meet regularly Sunday afternoons. That
next Sunday will be at the Young Mems
Christian association at 3 y. m. B. S. Abel
and DR.. Alfred S. Mattson constitute a
committee in charge of the society.
Rev. John Fry of Plainview, general su-
perintendent of the Friends congregation
for Nebraska, spent the last week in
Omaha getting in touch with the mem
bers of his congregation, and decided upon
the Sunday meeting. When this was de-
termined upon he sent for Rev. c. w.
Sweet OF Dies Moines to come and talk to
the Friends. Mr.. Sweet is chairman of the
Evangelistic and church extension board
of Friends for the United States and Canada
and at the close of his sermon Sunday
morning promised all possible aid in the
event the Omaha brethren decided to or
ganize, though he advised them not to or
ganize II there were not enough to carry
on the work. He also reminded his hearers
that some had affiliated with other
churches in Omaha which might make it
hard to place on its feet a Friends church
here.
For the love OF Christ constraineth us,
from Paul's epistle to the Corinthians,
was the text taken by Mr.. Smith for the
subject of his discourse. He called attention
to the fact that love has from the first
been the cornerstone of the Friends con-
sregation and that OF late years the gov
ernments of the world had adopted the
Friends theory of arbitration rather than
war. Though few in numbers, the Friends
should not be discouraged, for the love
Of Christ constraineth u.s. he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
Nebraska
MOVE TO CHANGE INAUGURAL
Governor Shsllenberger is Asked to
Help it Along.
END OF APRIL TIME SOUGHT
Reward Probably VIII he offered by
the state for the Apprehension
OF the Murderer of &. W.
Brown of Valparaiso.
lFrom a sad correspondent.l

NtIODl a Cldll NOIItSHOlutlts
LINCOLN, March l5.-(Special .)-Gov-
ernor Sballenberger~ has received a letter
from the committee. which has in charge
the movement to change the date of the
presidential Inauguration from March 4 TO
the last Thursday in April. This committee
is composed Of twenty-one citizens of the
District Of Columbia and governors of the
various states. The letter to the governor
sets out that the weather reports show
that March is as "unkind" in the matter
OF weather as the last week in April is
kind To change the date of the in
auguration will require a constitutional
amendment.
Governors Picture on ShipbOard.
Governor Shallenberger's picture and
autograph will be in a panel Of the steam
ship United States.'' along with the
photographs OF other governors. With the
picture Governor Shallenberger, at the re-
quest of the steamship company, sent a
piece of cherry wood secured through
Superintendent Crabtree Of the ePru Normal
school. The steamship company has secured
a piece of wood from every state of the
union.
1t is probable Governor Shallenberger
will issue a reward for the arrest OF the
murderer of c.. w. Brown in Saunders
| county. The sheriff OF the county notified
| the governor of the murder, but the reward
cannot be issued until the governor receives
official notification of the murder by the
coroner of the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
COMMERCIAL CLUB CONVENTION
Notable Speakers on the for
Tuesday.

NORFOLK, Neb., March l5-(Special
Telegram.)-The fifth annual convention of
the Nebraska Association of Commercial
clubs began a two days session here to-
night. Vice President A. L. Mohler of the
Union Pacific railway, a speaker at tomor-
row nights banquet, will arrive by special
train tomorrow afternoon. Governor
shalienberger and Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Clark arrive tomorrow 10
speak tomorrow night.
..The Business Value OF Summer Chautau-
ouas.' was discussed tonight by the presi-
dent Of the Redpath Lyceum bureau.
A. V. Pease. a druggist of Fairbury, Neb.,
chartered a special train to carry him from
Norfolk TO Fremont this afternoon, when
word came Of the death Of his mother. Mr..
Pease had come TO Norfolk to attend the
convention. The train made the eighty
miles to Fremont in about two hours. The
cost of the train was Sl25, but for this train
Mr.. Pease would have had TO remain here
over night.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
C. E. LoVEJ0Y SUSPECTED OF
BEATING HIS EMPLOYERS
salesman for Tracy Bros. L. Under Ar
rest on suspicion of
P~ecuIation.

Charged with being a suspicious char
acter in connection with the embezzlement
OF about $500 from the Tracy Bros. Cigar
company. 1915 Douglas street, Charles e..
Lovejoy. a former city and state salesman
for the Tracy firm Is in jail and his former
employers say they will file a complaint
against him Tuesday morning in police
court.
Hearing that LOvejoy was in the city and
staying with a friend who lived in a down
town rooming block. Detectives Mitchell,
Sullivan and Mal0ney went to the place
between . and 3 o'clock Monday morning
and arrested him.
Tracy Bros. are busy looking up the mat
ter and could not say yesterday just
how much Lovejoy's regulations would
amount 10. They say he left their employ
last December and that he is suspected OF
operating over a period Of time. although
he was working for them for over a year
and was not suspects
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
To Have a Clear,
VeIyety Complexion
BY MADAME D'MILLE.

From Chicago Inter Ocean.

Madame DMille. one Of Paris most IA
nous beauties just passing through Chi
cago, gives us a few valuable ideas on
skin treatment. as follows:-
Yes, 1 have just come from beautiful
Japan, and I must say the Japanese wo-
men have many toilet formulas and ideas
which American women should know.
What do they use to make their skin
so soft and velvety?
ANY American woman can use the
same treatment II she desires. Dissolve
a small original package of mayatone in
about eight ounces OF ~witchhazel. Mas
sage the face. arms and neck with this
solution once or twice a day. and
you VIII shortly find YOU have a lovely,
soft complexion, and then the best of it
all is that this solution prevents the
growth of hair. and is absolutely harm
less to the most delicate skin. Make The
solution yourself.
why, yes,-of course 1 use It. Just
see how beautifully soft my arms and
face are, and not a hair.
"No,-you will never use pow Ter
again, and those stray hairs will soon
be missing from your face"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
Nehrn.kn News Note..

TABLE ROCK-The electric light prop
Rock and there is talk of forming a local
comnanv TO finance and control II.
TABLE RoCK-W, A.. Frank. who
recently bought the brick livery barn, has
bou1ht out the stock and fixtures of u. W.
Long. The recent proprietor. and Is now In
fuU possession, the business being done in
the firm name OF w. A Frank q Son.
TABLE ROCK-The Ancient Order United
Workmen lodge of this place, has endorsed
the candidacy OF T.. c. Phillips OF this place
FOR the position OF recorder OF the grand
lodge, The grand lodge will meet in May.
For The last few years Mr.. Phillips has
been a deputy grand master.
PLATTSMOUTH-City Attorney b. s..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
Doilies
Land Man in Jail
That is What Harry Conley Thinks
Brought Bad Luck to Him
Sunday.

II ought to know peter than to carry
thirteen of them things around with me. No
wonder l had bad luck" remarked Harry
Conley to himself when a small stock OF
linen and silk goods, including thirteen
doilles, was taken from his pockets, coat
lining and overcoat sleeves Sunday after
noon at the police station.
Arrested on the charge OF malicious de-
struction of property, Conley is now be-
lieved to be guilty of larceny OF some
sort, as the police think the goods taken
from him when he was searched, are a
part OF a lot of stolen goods that disap-
peared some time ago. He will be held
by the police until the case is cleared up.
He refuses to give his address or tell
where he secured the linen and silk goods.
On February II Conley was arrested
with a gang OF petty thieves and two days
later he was sentenced TO twenty days in
the county jail. He was released from
there only last week.
w. NJ. Confer of IT'S Webster street is
the complaining witness against the man
in the property destruction case. II is
said Conley threw a brick through a win
dow OF Conier's house during an argument
the two men had. Patrolman Flynn made
the arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-16
Women and Babes
Shot by Soldiers
Persian Troops Are Devastating viii
lagos and Killing Peasants Along
the Russian Frontier.

ST. PETERSBURG, March IA dispatch
70 the Novoe Nremya from Julia, on the
Frontier between Persia and Russia, says
that 1000 Persian government horsemen
and 500 infantrymen are marching on Julfa
from the Persian bank of the AraXes river,
devastating the villages in their path and
shooting down the people. Already ten
villages, four OF them inhabited by Rus
sian subjects, have been pillaged and
burned. The troops are ruthlessly killing
the fleeing peasants. Many women. carry
ing their children on their backs, at
tempted to swim the AraXes TO the Russian
side. but were shot down. Three hundred
homeless families have taken refuge on an
island in the river, opposite Julia.