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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27

Three negroes were killed and several
white workme we're injured at Atlanta,
Ga. when an excavation 10 Pryor street
c2yeu in today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27
Striking Garment Cutters.

Chicago, Oct. 27.-Rioting marked
the strike Of the union garment work
srs here today following the issuance
OF an order calling for general walk
out late yesterday, and calls turned in
at police headquarters resulted in police
being rushed to the shops of the Hart,
Shaffner l. Marx Company, where the
trouble was the worst. Three arrests
were made and score Of persons in
jured. Several hundred striking gar
meut cutters, whose wages range from
s25 to $50 per week, attempted to pa
rads through the streets in the clothing
shop district. All were dressed IN frock
coats and silk hats. The police broke
up the parade and shortly afterwards
several hundred strikers, angered at the
action of the police, attacked strike
breakers who attempted to enter the
Max shops. A general fight followed
and the police we're compelled to use
their clubs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27

DR.. Joseph n. Gorrell, prominent
druggist Of Culpeper, was found dead
u his bed ysIssIds5 morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27

NOTICE TO STATE TAXPAIERS-
~ am now prepared to receive the
state taxes for the year 1910. The atten-
ton of taxpayers Is respectfully called TO
the importance of pay rng the same prior
to December l. 1910, as on that date !
penalty. of five per cent will be added to
all unpaid bills, and their collection en-
forced as required by law.
THOMAS w. ROBINSON,
octo1 eOtI CITY Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27
DR.. Crippen's Appeal.

London, Oct. 27.-The formal ap-
peal. OF DR.. Fl. H. Crippen from the
verdict of guilty of the wilful murder OF
his wife and resultant death sentence,
was filed today in the court Of criminal
appeal. Attorney Lewton. who held a
lengthy conference with his client yes,
terday, raises the point that the verdict
was contrary to the evidence brought
out at the trial and further that the
crown failed to prove the corpus deficit
No time has yet been fixed by the court
for hearing the argument on appeal.
Montreal, Can, Oct. 17.-Wher
Capt. Kendall OF the steamer Mont,
rose was questioned today about DIR.
Fl. II. Crippen's story that one OF the
vessels quartermasters had agreed tc
hide the doctor insthe steamer hold
and later aid him to escape he charac'
tarizad the story as false
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27
Drunkards Longest Liyerst

Berne, Switzerland, ct. 27.-Thlt
drunkards live longer than total alb
stainers is the startling statement made
by DR.. Isenbart, Swiss physician, who
has issued a long list of statistics to
prove his assertions. The average
drunkard, the statistics show, lives to
an ago OF So; an immoderate drunkard
to 81, and moderate drinker to So.
But the teetotalsr has 8 hard time
reaching the age Of so, his average ac-
cording to DR.. Isenbart being 81 Year,.
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AUCTION SALE.

BY direction Of the Executor of the
estate Of CHARLES n. CRITTENTON,
deceased, will sell at public auction on
the premises, coo Oronoco street. Alex
andria, Va, ut 1920 clock. a. m. FRI
DAY, October 18th, 1910. a valuable lot
Of household furniture and other effects,
including a large valuable library be-
longing 10 SAT-. estate.
oct22 I'd L. +. KNOX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27

A DAtINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Ail
~ persons having claims against the
estate Of MARY r. MOORE, deceased
are requested to present the same, prop
erly authenticated. to the undersigned,
and all persons indebted TO said estate
are required TO make immediate pay
ment. X. III. cox,
Sergeant Admir-. Of Mary T. Moore, decd
oct24 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-27

NTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN stockholders of the ALEXANDRIA
WATER COMPANY will be held at 10
o'clock a. M, on MONDAY, November
:, 1910.
oct2G I'd GEORGE UHLER, Sec'y.
TOR SALE or rent premises GOT Orono-
l. co street, Alexandria, Va. Apply to
the owner at the house. oct26 st
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21
WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN?
The secret Is out!

he is out!
me-
he admit t
oh to Home
l.
a
but have made Gary What then boots it? Oh the travail
of IT. My bleeding caloused
Yes II" said Tribune
n
signed harbo
Knots encouraged the city beautiful giving
best kept lawn Some that they them
hoist
Il the Yearns ditch through
and the sleep /
Il the the
wonders but matter
of
about The Gary Land ookeh
@ ana seen In The people of Gary before
and worship No
Tribune paterneh its
OF Horace Greedy
suit the
matter"-Cirde If
MY
n in which flies
this is occasoned by the
DIS Iu columns OF
Watch origin
and the like
speaker gyratng wiggling shade
of her who Herod
Watch Me is The Tribune
with the wisdom OF little child
next editorial myself will
people and will tell you of it
But this is enough me
pill. - - ~
"oh,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21

tnan any other man in Madison County
during the last ten years. today by
order of Mayor Foster was taken to
an institution in Indianapolis to be
treated for the liquor habit. The ex-
pense OF the treatment will be paid by
the city. and in this Mayor Foster has
established a precedent. because never
before has the city paid for having a
citizen so treated
The unusual sight of an aeroplane
whirling across the country is what A.
3. Thurber of Sullivan asserts met his
gaze early this morning while he was
watching q fire in Sullivan Mr.
Thuroer. who is a rural mail carrier,
was standing in his yard with his son
at 2:3o o'clock when the air craft hove
in sight sailing about 200 feet above
the earth The pilot spied them and
asked the location. On being answered
he asked the direction 10 Indianapolis
Mr. Thurbere said the machine was go
ing toward the southeast He was un-
able TO learn the pilots name
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Heart toHeart
Talks.
WRINKLES.
By EDWIN A..NYE.

WRINKLES.
clipped this from the beauty" page
of Sunday newspaper:
Wrinkles are caused by tired muscles.
They are more easily prevented than
cured To remain wrinkleless woman
must live a placid existence, free from
emotion.
Certainly, but
i should like to see the picture of the
woman-except she be a harem beauty
who is able to live placid existence,
free from emotion
Why, emotion Is womans life.
She will seek it il it does not come to
her. She lives in her heart For that
is she a woman She cannot escape
her lot
Only in childhood she can live more
or less placid life, free from emo
tion.'
AS a young bride she must under
take the trials of the new housekeeper
The process of readjustment to the
welded life is not an easy one, and
often 1t is made to the accompaniment
of many tears She cannot desist be-
cause of muscle tire and the beginning
of wrinkles
Free from emotion?
As the wife she must share the bur-
dens and divide the sorrows of her
husband She cannot live the placid
life and suffer him TO go on alone. She,
too, must wrinkle her brow
The placid life?
As the mother she must suffer all the
nj
live life free from emotion when her
heart clutches In an agony OF love and
fear through the watches of the night
for her baby's sake? What cares she
in such an hour that the wrinkles may
come to her face?
Moreover
What sort OF woman would she be
did she escape all these shocks of emo
ton? She must be aimless, for a fixed
purpose means struggle She must be
loveless, for love means self sacrifice
Do not misunderstood
Woman may escape much needless
worry and useless striving. Modern
woman is learning how to rest her
tired muscles by reasonable relaxation.
But the woman's world at the best
is hard one. She must face 1t. And
the wrinkles sooner or later must
needs come to her.
Let her not be ashamed
The sweetest faces you know are
wrinkled faces. And every wrinkle
tells a story of vicarious atonement.
The sweetest face l ever knew was
wrinkled. The last time l saw it was
in coffin. 1t was the face of mother.
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Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER
CATS AND PEOPLE.

rafo
az day mnshts hour; they
night roof
a blamed old flat
and
me like dose Of
me ancient Stories stale last
utaineo
eer ehae earns;
wishbone
me to sorrow MOI
nat tney can sing! WALT
Copyright, ADAMS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21

Dung Mems Business Club, which had
charge of issuing the program The
welcome to the visitors will be CITY
wide. The program. it is believed, has
never been surpassed at any meeting of
this organization in Indiana
OLDEST EMPLoYE DEAD.
Charles Bloom. of Lafayette the old
est employe of the Monon Railroad.
died today after a short Illness He
was born in Germany seventy-three
years ago and entered the employ of
the Monon sixty years ago as a water
boy. He was for years a conductor
and later roadmaster. He was a warm
friend OF former President w H Nc
Doel Of the Monon and was known to
every employee of the system
GRADE CROSSING Fatality.
Walter Irvington, 10 years old, a re-
tired merchant of Kokomo, was in
stantly killed at a grade crossing here
this afternoon by a west-hound Penn
sylvania train. Mr.. Irvington was a
veteran of the civil war and for many
years conducted mercantile establish
ment in Kokomo. He was returning
from his large farm south of the city
when he met his death
ONE KILLED; SEVEN HURT.
Miss Cleo Shafer, II years old,
daughter OF George Shafer. a we'll
known Huntington County farmer, was
instantly killed and seven others were
injured in automobile accident this
evening on a country road six miles
north of Warren.
LOSES HIS MEMORY.
A stranger. who has adopted the
name of Marion T, Strange. is held at
police headquarters in FIT. Wayne,
while effort is made to establish
his IDENTIFY. Strange, as he calls him
self. says he was awakened In a berth
on a Baltimore & Ohio train at De-
f1ance, O., early last Wednesday morn
ing to find that his memory had play
cd him false and that he was unable
to remember his name, place of resi-
dence or any fact connected with his
past life From Defiance he wandered
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21
CAMPING TRIP FREEl

CAMPING TRIP FREE!
WOULD YOU LIKE TO SPEND
YOUR SUMMER IN THE WOODS
WOULD YOU LIKE TO SPEND ONE
WEEK. TWO WEEKS OR PERHAPS
THREE WEEKS IN A CAMP OF
BOYS? WOULD YOU LIKE TO
SLEEP IN A TENT EAT IN A TENT
AND COOK YOUR OWN MEALS
WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO SWIM
MING. FISHING OR HIKING WHEN
EVER YOU FEEL LIKE IT?
Would you like TO listen 10 the wind
In the tree tops and hear the patter of
rain on your tent Would you like to
rough it, for a while and live like the
Indian scouts you read about in tho
story book? Would you like to have
the best time you ever had in your life?
Would you like to do all OF this with
out asking your father or your brother
for a penny? Would you like to be
Independent and by few weeks hard
work be able to enjoy many weeks
Here's 4 Proposition.
The TIMEsnewspap offer you q
proposition that makes you absolutely
your own boss II you have business
ability. the stuff in you that will make
earn the finest vacation that a boy ever
enjoyed.
THE TIMES is the greatest newspaper
in Northern Indiana There are
thousands OF people who already read
it There are thousands who will read
It If you asked them to. It is easy to
get subscribers to THE TIMES
The following is a brief description
of three of the greatest camping trips
that were ever offered to the boys of
Lake County. All are within your
grasp. Your parents will let you go
for Charles Hahn CUncle Heinie) will
be in charge OF them and they will
know that he will look after you
A thirty mile hike through the
woods. Think OF it boys Sleeping in
the farmers barns along the way Eat-
ing at the farmhouses where the good
farmers wife provides the best grub
in the world
You will start Wednesday, June %
You will arrive at camp Chesternton on
the following Saturday. You VIII
spend Sunday in camp. The start home
Heinie'' will be with the party Can
you beat it?
Outing NO. :. Camp at Port Chesterton.
Many of the boys could not find a
way to go to Boy City" at Charlevoix
They wanted to go camping with Mr.
Hahn somewhere near Hammond Mr.
Hahn finally agreed to start a camp
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21
Every Boy in Lake CO. Should Read This
Times is Giving Free Campaign Trips
to Lake County Boys
Get Busy You Boys Who Like Fun.
Parents Help Your Boy Start Right
Away.

on the shore OF Lake Michigan near the
Knots mineral springs.
This place is said to be one of the
most beautiful spots in Indiana The
bathing Is fine. the woods are splendid
and there is everything needed to make
ideal lamp.
This camping trip will begin July
! and will last until July 10 1t is a
great opportunity for the boys of Lake
County. The 13oys Club of St Paurs
church in Chicago will camp at this
place this summer
outiRx No. At CharIeveix, Boy City.
Boys you have all heard about the
famous Boy City at Charlevoix
Mich You remember that a number of
Lake County boys went there last year
and that "Eggie" Crumpacker of Ham
mond was elected mayor of a city that
was made up OF boys from all parts of
the United States.
You remember hearing the Hammond
boys tell about that great city election.
You remember how the boys put on a
county fair and an athletic meet. You
remember hearing the boys who were
fortunate enough to get to go to Boy
City. tell OF the wonderful circus that
was organized by boys
/
will have all of these features There
Will be stereoptican lectures. moving
pictures every night and a daily paper
viii be issued
| The Lake County boys who go to
Charlevoix will have the time Of their
lives and THE TIMES newspaper is go
ing to make it possible for you to go
on your own hook.
| NOW READ CLOSELY.
: weston's Overland Hike. No. t..
JUNE 22 TO JUNE 2s.
Any boy who secures yearly sub
have his expenses paid for one week
on the overland hike
Outing at Port Chesterton Camp. No =
JETTv TO JULY IS.
Any Lake County boy who secures 10
yearly subscribers to THE T1MEs news
papers will have his carfare and other
expenses paid for ONE week at the
Port Chesterton camp.
Any boy who secures 90 yearly sub
scribers to THE TIMES newspapers will
have his expenses paid for TWO weeks
at the Port Chesterton camp.
Dating At Charlevoix Boy City. No. 5.
JULY % TO AUG II.
Any boy who secures 20 yearly sub
scriptions to THE TINES newspapers
will have his carfare and expenses paid
for one weeks outing at the famous
Boy City at Charlevoix. Mich
Any boy who secures so yearly sub
scriptions to THE TINES newspapers
will have his carfare and expenses paid
for TWO weeks outing at the famous
Boy city at ChaEevoix. Mich.
Any boy who secures 40 yearly sub
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scriptions to THE TIMES newspapers
will have his carfare and expenses paid
for THREE weeks outing at the fam
Gus Boy City at Charlevoix. Mich.
To Aid Camp Fund. No. T.
There are doubtless many boys wha
will have some money OF their own
TO spend on these outings but who lack
the amount required to take as long
an outing as they would like. To such
boys THE TIMES newspapers will allow
800 for every three yearly subscribers
he secures
By this plan IT VIII be seen that
should a boy fail to secure enough
subscribers to enable him to take one
OF these trips and still secure three or
more subscriptions he would be paid at
the rate of sl.O0 for every three sub
scribers he secured for his trouble.
Conditions of Outing Campaign.
Any boy in Lake County may avail
himself of the opportunities to go
camping free of cost to himself by
complying with the following condi-
lions.
l. Cut out the coupon below and I'LL
In with your name and address
2. Mail coupon to the outing bureau
TIMES newspapers. Hammond. Ind. and
receive instructions.
3. Every boy will be required Il
make settlement every Saturday
night when he will receive the amount
due him for his work
4. Every boy who desires 20 go OF
these outings through the plan furnish.
ed by THE TINES newspapers will b,
/ provided with a button which he viii
wear while soliciting subscriptions.
8. One half of the subscriptions yo,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21
WORK OF THE
DAY IN CONGRESS
IN THE SENATE


Resolution for Investigation NJ
alleged bribery and corrupt nrac-
tees Of Illinois Legislature In CON
nection with Lorimers election
adopted Inquiry not likely to be-
gin until next fall.
Gallinser's motion to make shin
SUBSIDY bin special order for Dec
IL defeated
General deficiency bill reported
and Will be taken up tomorrow. Bal
ley began flibustering against bill
TO enlarge engineer corps Of army
on ground that corps is large
enough now TO attend to all engi-
neering work. Bill is alleged to be
designed for purpose of deposing
r. H. Newell. director of reclama-
ton service.
Conservation bill recalled. reoia
nation bond issue rider taken or
and bill passed. House will accent
bill and pass separate bond issue
bill providing $1,000, 900 for recIa-
nation work
IN THE HOUSE.
Bennett joint resolution authoriz
ing president to appoint commissions
to take up question Of universal
peace with representatives OF other
nations passed. Committee to con-
sist or five members, to report In
two years Expenses limited to $40.
600
Bill passed requiring all passeng-
err vessels entering United States
ports to be equipped with wireless
Penalty for violation of law. SIS 900
Act does not apply to vessels plying
between ports not more than 200
miles apart.
BIZ retiring Justice Moody with
full pay passed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21

The people death
ASIDE
the "orklngnan is
taxes are so of
TIMES has
causes that
Thrty-our have
this
SIX auomobists have
macnnes nave been wrecked in
of
total OF injured
county in little
tory negligence OF the 1000 through
the oeath OF It's citizens the soft
mat Is merely Of
me
addition there
others have - ~ -
mat the business
are TWO OF the greatest
prefer dividends
precautions Tor the protection of workin
Inc workngmen, too
peculiar disregard for danger them into one -
hundred death Many are ne so,
neshsence the victim So
result IN DEATH caused by
mania = 4ee' mat seems TO
Inc uouoe IS as much
@nefy oni caution becomes
ing chances that might
his rich toll N~fN continue to
1T is NOT
seluhs oeuer IL Is getting
comes as of batwaen
Inc oa " the
PASSING a ne" era
tue aging generation was almost not
- N "-uoS d necessity
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K A n ID 0 M
THINGS AND FILINGS

GARY Eagles are preening their
feathers this week.
MR.. COINS new factory at Elkhart.
is anything but con game.
-
OF course you've been in and found
the water --, on doubt
AND if we remember rightly, Cali
fornia is the home of the fake fight.
IF you can't pick a winner. why
pick loser and bet against the win
ner
OUR idea of nothing to buy is a hair
pun or hair chain. Shades of the
dead, Ell?
CHEER up. Mr.. Hicks said you re-
member that one worst winter weather
is to come yet.
EVERY time the Calumet region laws
an esq she is going to cackIe and
don't you forget it.
A CLASSIC is a book that eyery-
body has either seen or heard of. but
nobody has read it.
HAMMOND'S auto club is beginning
to get little free advertising. next to
pure reading matter.
IS
TOM WATSON has returned To the
democratic party. This is the first
blow Of the campaign.
a
JUST wait for the aeroplanas and
then you can make that flying visit
you are always talking about.
-AA
WHAT became of the little Aber-
nathys? Somebody must have stepped
on them and squashed them.
AND a nice green cabbage leaf. worn
inside OF the straw bonnet may keen
you from getting sunstroke.
| MUST have been fierce for T. r To
bunk at Oyster Bay and have nothing
to heart but the little brides sing.
to
| DOLLY Madison invented ice cream.
but she'd have an awful time now eat
Ing some Of the stuff that passes for #
DIX Cook is said not to have been
IN South America at all Say. was
there really any such a man as Dr
Cook.
STRANGE to say. Crown Point, did
not celebrate the first anniversary of
the Cobe cup races, which were pulled
on about a year ago.
| HOW much was the price of Sen
ator Shively's toga, Mr.. Kern, I. e. how
much did those eight votes cost that
you yourself said were bought
-
TIE reason some men never like the
top is because they are quite content
to stick around with the bunch always
to be found at the bottom.
60
LAKE county has an exceedingly
well-behaved lot of chauffeurs. Not
one of them has eloped with his en-
ployer's wife so far.
a.
! 1T might be possible to make a nn,n
OF Two ABOUT Mr.. and Mrs. Rodich of
Gary, who sleep in the same room as
COW and her calf.
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Green acids and runnin brooks,
Tangled lines and fishing hooks"
BOYS-BOYs BOYS-BOYs
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UP AND DOWN IN
I-N-D-I-A
BUY BIG OIL TANKS.


A deal involving the expenditure of
more than 500, 900 was made at Oak
land City yesterday afternoon when the
age tanks and the oil of Michael
Murphy & Co. local operators Four
iron tanks were included in the pur-
chase. each OF 1880 barrels capacity
FORGER COMMITS SUICIDE.
William w. Phoorman. arrested at
Niles. Mich. on the charge of forgery
made by SSouth Bend authorities. com
mitted suicide in the Niles Jail last
night by taking carbolic acid. Phoor-
man left South Bend three weeks ago.
but the forgery was not discovered I'M
til Friday
POLICE PUBLISH FACTS.
Unable after eight months of secret
work to discover any clew that would
lead to the solution of the mystery re-
garding trouble at Halfway House on
Twenty second street last Novemb Der,
and which Is said to have resulted in
the death of an unidentified Hungarian,
the Elwood police and sheriff today
gave out the story in the hope that
publicity will help clear up the mat
ter.
RICHMOND LIVE WIRE.
Perhaps few events to take place in
Richmond have been looked forward
to with more interest than the annual
meeting OF the Indiana Municipal
League. which will hold its sessions
here on June 81. 22 and %. Not only
have the city officials given of their
time and means to make the prepara-
tions. but they have been literally sup
ported by the Commercial Club. which
Is to banquet the visitors, and the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21

Bufeted in a boat by Lake Michi-
gan for two hours yesterday and car
ried far out by an undercurrent and
stfn breeze, two South Chicago girls
We're saved by the heroism OF one of
them, Mary Fox. 16 year old student
of Laird's college.
With her chunl Emma Drill. Miss
Fox had gone for a ride. They were
rowing leisurely along when three
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men, whose rames could not be learned.
came alongside and seized the tie-chain.
They rowed for some time with tho
girls in tow. When nearly half a mile
from shore they cast away ana the
girls started for the beach, Miss Fox
doing the rowing.
In the meantime a storm had come
up and the girls were rescued with thu
greatest difficulty
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% Auburn and then TO this city.
CROPS WE'RE DAMAGED.

A terrific storm passed over Wash
ington about o'clock this afternoon
preceded by a heavy wind and blind
Ing dust storm for a period OF thirty
minutes. All manner OF travel was al
most entirely blocked by the dust
Great damage was done the wheat cror
and hundreds OF shade trees were
blown down