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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-12

$4,000 square feet One of the prin-
cipal products of the company is floor
cloth. The sales of this product
amounted TO over $4,000 this year.
This is the second fire the company has
experienced, the plant having been
burned out early in its history.
Fred ]. Smith. the president OF the
company said last night. we Will
build fire proof building this time.
We have a lot of new orders on hand
which we are unable TO fill but we will
begin the construction Of the new plant
Immediately"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-12
ELECTRICIANS
STRIKE NOW GETS
TO EAST CHICAGO

CONTINUED from Rage one.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-12
FIRE WILL NOT
HINDER NEW PLANT

Continued from Page one.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-12
Another Closes Down.

Blast furnace No. s. at the Gary steel
plant was closed down last evening for
the time being. There are now in OPP
Grafton a total of three out of the eight
furnaces. Officials at the mills expect
that the Gary works will participate to
a great extent in the influx of railroad
orders that will lassume shape about
the first of the wear Q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-12
MEETING
MAY Be 4
HUMMER

Several things, enough to make the
city council session worth going to see
are scheduled for the boards this even
Ing when the Gary aldermen gather to
enact their Legislative frameups which
they have created during the past few
days. Ordinances and resolutions
inimical to Mayor KNOTS and matters
that will hit at the city administration
are declared to be on the program.
Comptrouership In Danger.
The council majority which has been
defying the mayor has declared that it
will abolish the comptrollership now
held down by Joseph Dunsing 1t is
not because of any inability on Dun
sings part, nor any measure of
economy or dislike toward the in
cumbent that this is to be done.
1t is because the comptroller sue
ceeds to the mayoralty that makes the
existence of the post undesirable
just now. Most of the aldermen believe
that there is some truth in the report
the the courts will eventually impeach
the mayor. So, if that should happen
they want to be in alposition to name
his successor.
To Hit Public Works Board.
1t is also said that an ordinance will
be introduced tonight removing the
mayor and City Engineer Melton from
the Board of Public Works. In fourth
class cities, the statutes provide, that
If the council so DEGREES, a board OF
public works without the mayor and
engineer, may be in order But in any
event the mayor can appoint those who
are to serve on such board.
Messrs. Lavene and O'Shea of Ham
mond who conduct the Interstate Con
struction company may also get some
satisfaction tonight. Although they
were the low bidders by a margin o,
several thousand dollars on the> FRS
street Improvement project the board
of public works gave the contract tc
the Cain Construction company 1t i.
said that when the bond of the latter
company's $4,000 job comes up for ap-
prevail it will fail to get it as tn.
council believes that the Job shoule
have gone to the lowest bidder
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-12

USED THINGS THAT YOU DON'T
WANT CAN BE SOLD IF YOU ADJ
vERTISE IN THE TINES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
The Roosevelt Party.

Rome, April 6.-A't,r his departure
from Rome tonight Dol. Roosevelt in-
tends to drop out OF public view ss COM
pleiely as possible uotl be and bis wife
arrive at Gsnoa on April IL.
Ia iuttbersnce of tbis plan he has ask
ed the newspaper correspondents who
have been with him up to the preset t
time to leave the party temporarily, not
reclining him urt he reaches Genoa.
There ia sentiment u aide to the ex-
presidents desire for privacy at this
time as he and Mrs. Roosevelt wish to
retravel their honeymoon route OF "a
years ago along the shores Of the Medi.
tsrranesn between Spezis and G'uoa.
80 strong Is their desire for Isolation TIA.
even Kermit aud Ethel will be with them
but little between the time OF their de-
psrture and arrival at Genoa.
At 1880 tonight the RoosevelIs will
make the tip from there TO Genoa by
tu omobiie, stopping three days at Porto
Maurizio, at the villa OF Mrs. Roose-
velrs slster, Miss OaTeW.
Roosevelt plans to met, bis friend Gil
ford Pinchol at Porto Maurz'.
Mr.. Roosevelt was greatly pleased
t1day with The receipt OF Numerous cable
messages from his friends 10 America,
many OF them coming from Ostlolic
priests, approving bis sand in The vet :
caa COL troversy. The editors of several
Catholic pspers csbled the colonel tast
the lay sentiment among tho Catholics
was altogether favorable to him.
Mayor Nathan gave formal 8 o'clock
tea 10 honor o! t1e Rooseyelts. Tonight
Mr.. Roosevelt aud his family will be the
guests of honor at q dinner rendered by
the municipality, which will probably
be one OF the mott noteworthy functions
yet arranged for them.
They will go Immediately from this
dinner to the railway station aud take 3
train for Sptzis.
London, April 6.--The London Tele'
Vrsph's Rome correspondent today de-
cIares that the ROosevelt.vstican In
cideut "has added great strength to the
campaign against the vat can st a time
when the holy See needs all the forces
| 1t Gao muster to resilt the opslsgshis oil
its enemies. The Incident 10 likely IL
have far.reacbing effect Throughout
usly. The correspondent adds: 1.-THE
general opinion Is that Cardinal Merry
del VsPs reput,tion as diplODstlat Is
sha t red. Macy gray heads in vat
| can circles are shaking sadly these days
| and Wishing fol- return OF the days Of
Pope Leo's reign, when the game Of
| diplomacy was played by men VITA
brains and not by smst.uu."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

butter in nerrly the whole country. Every
Monday telegram ola few words is flashed
through the country and that fixes the priee
of Elgin or high grade butter, for that week.
II was said that ninety one commission men
in Chicago, many Of whom own farms, are
members Of the Elgn board.
telegram was today sent by Chairman
Knapp Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and Commissioner Of labor Neil the
government mediators under the Erdman aes.
to the telegrapheis OF the South IA Railway
system suggesting TO them that they mediate
their difierenc with the road. The telegram
says that President Finley Of the Southern
Railway has already requested mediation;
The telegraphers 2l70 in number threatened
to strike for q 20 per cert increase in wages.
President Taft today told Representative
Cowles. Grant and Mofehead. OF hoatn Caro-
lima, that he had practically decided to ap-
point ex Representative Settle of Ashville, N.
C., as judge of the Court Of Commerce. TIE
court Of commerce is provided for in the
railrord bill, fathered by President Taft,
which is now in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

INsURGENT republicans, under oenS'
t,t Beverage, achieved signal triumph
IN reoubliesa Iodiaus yesterday. at
+,e REPUBLICAN state convention, held 10
the stronghold OF Fairbanks, Hsmen"sy'
Durh,a and Watson, the gritty inSuI'
Oe,t, carried ell before them In one
dste,mined charge. Approving the hgh'
which sensior Beverage made agains'
the AldrIeb t,riff law 10 the Senate Foe
delegates declared for a revision OF Tue
AId,ieb law with the utmost speeo,
an inst It will conform to the republican
campaign pledge Of 1908. The CONVEX q,
ton demanded progressive laws aud
cbeered Senator B,veridge, who perelsis
90 hisre.uaal to indorse thePsyne- A'drlco
tariff. The platform adopted declares
We believe iua protective t'rlf, meas,
ored by the difference between the COT o.
rroduetIon here aud abroad. Less than
This il uriu t to American laborefs, more
"a uriut b American consumers, Iha'
diff sreuce should be sscettained with the
almost speed, aud the present Ia" modl'
fed accordingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

WITH Maryland in line six st'kS
have :, ow declared in favor Of a coDstI-
totionsl amendment empowering the gov
erumert to levy ar income tax. The
MARYLAND Legislature as stt ted yesterday
adopted & resolution in favor OF the
amendment on Monday. The other
states thst have passed isvorsbly on the
question sre Alabsms, l lIuois, Kentucky
Mississippi add South Caroline. The
proposition to endorse the amendment
has been voted down in Georgia and
Virgins. 10 New York 1t Is 10 stits
of suspension. Governtr Hughes hss
fred a broadside on the ground thst an
income tax would invade the rights oil
The slit while Senator Root and other
hish authorities take contrary view
The pouthern staes which fought fol
states rights COW seem to be falling OWL
one another In an effort to give up such
sight, to TIE Federal government 1ime'
change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
Virginia News.

The Petersburg O.tJ Oouucil yester'
day increased the license on retail liquor
dealers from $3.50 t. $500 and on ship
pers from $3.50 TO $500.
Edward S. Hist, jr., son OF Mr. Ed
ward s. Hist, OF Loudoun county, WIS
drowned in the Belle FoTcbe river, IN
Wyoming, Friday, while attempting 10
Cross the heavily swollen stream.
William Payne, a detective in the
employ OF the sDtI-ssloon people aud a. :
oil { ID by local officers, lsst night rslded
the places OF four solt drink dispensers
In FrederIcksburg, and seized q small
quantity Of liquids.
Charles II. Wallace, sc years old, o
veteran oil the civil war, died Merday
night. He vas one of the frat men to
cross the continent when gold vas dis
covered in Oaliiornia, and after the boom
returned east by way OF Nicaragua,
where be went With an expedition TO
the relief Of General Walker.
A thu, bill containing three counts
vas rtt1rned by the federal grand jury
In Richmond yesterday against Abfam
@. Eby, alias Adam Smith, for using
the Unitsd States mails for illegal pur-
poses. Eby, former mayor of Burke
Vile, wrote letters 10 July, 1909, threat
euiug to blow up part OF the Pennsyl-
yania road with dynamite uoless Pfesl-
dent McOrea paid him s45, 600.
J.H. McIuteer WAS acquitted by o
Jury In Prince William ctuaty Jesler.
day OF the charge of shooting his brother,
Robert, last November. The brothers,
between whom bad feeling had existed for
somttime, met In the store OF X. A.
Waters, Ia Dummies. An alteration
ensued aud resulted 10 Robert Mclnteer
being shot by j. Fl. McIuteer. Later
on the same night, Robert McInteer at.
tempted to kill bis brother by shooting
ct him with a shotgun. At his trial yes-
t rdsy ]. H. McIntser ju,tiied the
shooting on ibe ground OF self-defense.
Robert l.. McIpt.er is now fuyitive
from justice, having escaped from jail
after his arrest on the charge OF shooting
at his brother.
William Cameron, ore of the leading
tobacco manufacturers of the south drop
ped dead in the Westmoreland Club
in Richmond, yesterday, OF heart dis
ease. A doctor was summoned, but by
the time be arrived life was extinct, Mr..
Cameron had complained frequently OF
a weak heart, but his death was sudden
and unexpected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
spauIsh Ambassador iifed."

Rome, April 8 Strained relations
have developed between John G., a
LeishnsD, toe American ambassador,
and the Margins de Ysldeterrszo am
bsssadOr from spain, according to sstory
tbst today made It's rounds oil the diplo-
matte corps.
The trouble arises from Lsishmab's
indifference to a lot Of the diplomatic
red tape that still wraps itself around
every ofticial in Rome, and bis conEe-
au ,nt delay 10 notifying the msrquIS
when It would be convenient for the
marquis t. pay bis respects ID him.
Marquis de Valdeterrazo Is the newest
conner in the smbssssdoTial corps, and
shortly after his arrival he sent a secre.
tary to each OF The foreign embassies TO
quire when be might make his official
call upon 1t. The ambassadors ell replied
promptly except Leishman.
The marquis accordingly wrote, r.
pealipg his inquiry. No answer. The
MARQUIS called at sll the other en-
bassies but It'll no answer from the
American + nbassy. This made the
msrquIs indigusnt--or worse. He used
the telephone snd s,ked Leishmsn ''for
the lstt time ID say 1t what tine the
ambassador OF Spain might have thehonor
Of being received by the American am
basssdor.
Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock"
was tie reply. The marquis considered
the reply extremely abrupt. The hour
was also very early for official Visiting
10 Rome. Nevertheless the marquis
called. The usual compliment, and
common places were exchanged. Then
the parquis remarked 81 began to fear
I would not be permitted the honor Of
visiting your excelency."
"Oh" replied Leistmsn, with bored
alr-this, at Ieas', is the way the mar.
auis Is telling the story,-'thfss Official
IL .oduttio have no importance 1t all.
There merely relics OF antiquity, sb urd
CUSTOM"
The msnquis left ABBOTT two minuoS
later, mifsd to the depths OF bio stpl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
peru IN The Wsrpatb.

Lima, Peru, April Chit Peru
blsziug with the war spirit was demon
stra.ed here today at huge mass meet
ing al which President Leguis, foreign
Minister Porras and other members oil
the Cabinet made impsssioned aud fiery
speeches. The pstritt sm OF the thous'
auds In attendance soon reached the de-
Iirious stsge aud cries OF March on 10
E,u,dor" rescunded on all sides. Prep
srstious for war sre 10 progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
1yrDNFsDAY EVENING. APRIL 6, 1910.

In opening tariff fight With Can
ada The Uaited Safes stood to lose.
Tais c.uliry was selling the Osnsdisns
two dollars worth of goods for every
d,llats worth they sold here. Ger
many had preceded the United stites
10 playing the game OF bluh uodsr
simil,r conditions. After three years
If locked horns the GsrDac govern
o,sot backed down, after losing about
$40 600 600, by meeting the Canadians
"a tbei, osn terms. Mr.. TAFT did bet
-, than the Kaiser. He yielded with =
ont a resort TO open hcstlllties, glad oil
q nretext to escape from false position
II "a well to take mental note oil the
means adopted to irsure the con'ir u
aoce of commercial peace aud gooo
neIghborhood. There was muIoSi
letting down of tariff bars, says TIE
d. ,lsdelohis Record. Canada gets our
-,,n,o,um rates aud comedies u' the
r,clr,ocai yates given II other ccu'ta"
- ,dsr favored ustlou regulations. Bun
= u,,,,es ere better eff. 1t is conceded
both countries Would be further ad-
v,uced by further mutual lowering
oI r,tey. and they have agreed t. COZ
alder the matter. Following the proc
lsmsuon Of a complete tariff agreement
9th Osuads, President Taft invited
the Dominion government officials TO
a conference locking to closer trade re-
I.tlops bstweeu the two countries, Ano
Q general readju,tnert Of duties II Il
hoped thst good result may follow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

The proposed cOnst t-tionsl amend
nj ants will be voted for in the Novem'
bar election. Every citizen should see
that bis caPi!atiou tax is paid, as these
amendments may affect his property
rights. Let every voter see to 1t that
hi, cspilation tax has been paid for
three years preceding the November
election. This Is very important tt
every citizen. The tex should be paid
on or before Msy l, II one desires tc
vot, on these amsDdmentL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Diarrhoes sht u be cured without I ,ss
of time and by q medicine when o ~,
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera ana Di -.
rhoea Remedy no; only cures ProS%t.y
bu, procures no unpleasant SITTER tnscu.
/. never falls sud is Ples'snt, ana sa's ~
take. Sold BY W. F. ofelgo'Ou q W.
and Richard G.bsor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

At Aberdeen, Misc, today John Tin
dale Garter, who 10 November last shot
aod killed his family physician, DR.. r.
P. Wendall, who It was said, had baen
guilty OF impropes relations With Osrter's
vile, was found guilty Of msrsls a hteT
and sentenced to twenty years iE the
peUit.tt.sry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Local elections we're held yesterday
10 Wisconsin, IIllnois, Nebraska, Mis-
souri aud Oklahoma. In oil the states
the democrats we're generally iuccetslu'.
10 Oklahoma large democratic gains are
reported. The republicans elected their
msyor 10 Kansas Cty, tu' lost st.
Joseph aud Springfield, 10 MilSiukee
the social Gtmocrsis swept the city. 10
Chicago the democrats carried the city
council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
From Washington.
IOorrssponSencs OF the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, April 6

Theodore Roosevelt, the politician,
hiss me, his Waterloo. Like Fu'l IN
q chius shop be has attempted TO jump
in,o the vatican snd override heei'quette
of the most august court the world
has ever knowu. The court o Rome is
not given to sssi,tlDg 10 political ex-
plo tluous, and hiss surely let Roosevelt
Know It 10 no uncertain manner" Pre-
Roosevelt snd prc-Vatieau sdherents 10
the controversy over the failure OF the
fcrmer president to be received
by the pope are t)dsy discussing
this choice comment by Rev. Father
Human, pastor of st. Msrtius
Roman Catholic Ctu'ch here, who
sttscked Roosevelt 10 90 uncertain terms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Every family especially those who re.
sIde In the country Should be provided
at all times with bottle OF CHAMBER
lain's Liniment. ThsTe Is no telling
when 1t may be wanted 10 csse OF an &C.
cldeut or emergency. II is mos! ex'
osllept 10 all cases OF rheumstisu, sprain',
and bruises. S I'D by w. F. Creighton
& %. aud Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
Sixty-tirst Congress.
Second Session
Washington, April 6.
SENATE

bENAlE
The bill &C authorizing the secretary OF
the interior 10 sell or lease surplus waite.
from any irrigation sYstem. under the
Gary act, Yves again considered In the
Senate today.
Discussion was not concluded and the
bill went over wilht ut action.
When the rsilroad bill was tsken up
Senator Olspp said senators will be
ready to speak on the bill whenever it iS
resIIy up for consideration. he gave
notice that unless Senator Elkins pressed
for a, ton, the minority will, tomorrow
at Two o'clock, begin demanding votes
on amendments.
HOUSE.
"Oalendsr Wednesday" 10 the House
today started Of with a parliamentary
sou bible that developed itt) the ex-
change OF personalities between the
speaker, in tho chair, aud MI Henry
dem. Tex.
Mr.. Hsnry arose With ''parllamen'
tsry Inquiry" He read from the rules
the provision that the speaker shall take
the chair on every legislative day, Inn
mediateIy call the members 10 order and,
on the appearance OF a quolup, cause
the urDal to be read. Mr. Henry de-
msnded the application OF the rule sud
indicated that there were only sscore or
more of members present.
Speaker Cannon refused to consider
the point, declaring that 1t was 10 the
power of any member, The speaker as
we'll as any other, t. make the point OF
no quorum.
Aitm heated coilcquy, during which
the speaker raped Nc. Henry to order
several times roll call Was ordered.
A bill granting the mail Thanking
privilege to Theodore Roosevelt and
future ex.presidert' and their widows
was passed by vote Of 100 TO 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Ytui Wont be properly dressed iof
Easter If Jon haven't pair OF the Ne"
Nifty Styles Of Fine Stylish Foot 10Y
erlDg, had ooly at 422 KiOg street, j.
A. Marshall & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
Senator DanltTs Condition

Daytons, Fla. April e-'rhe condition Of
Unitei States Senator John W. Daniel, OF
Virginia showed noticeable improvement to-
day. There is now hope Of his ultimate re-
eoveFv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
DIED.

At the residence Of his parents, 2lS Wolfe
street. Wednesday, April OH. at 2 IS o'clock:
a. M, LLEWELLYH N. C. DIGGS. son q
Beverly and the late Sarah Diggs, aged 81
years. Funeral Friday evening. at $3.50
o'clock, from the Alfred street Baptist
Church. Friends and relatives invited TO
s;iend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
Finr rears,experience Of am OId Nurse

Fifty years'experience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the hest female physic..
isns and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for Fifty years with never-fail-
;ng success by millions Of mothers for their
children. It relieves the child from pain,
cures diarrlea, gripping, in the bowels, ana
wind collie, By giving health to ihs enid ~
rests the mother, Twenty-Five cents BOTTLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Bujamiu B. Barber, general agent CT
the Southern Pacific lines In BsltimOr',
is dead today ct the Uuion Prot start
Iufirmsry 10 thit C t. following 40 opera
ton for perilonius. kas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
MARRIED.

In Baltimore, Nd, March q, 1910, hy
Rev. David F. Nealy, JU LlA MARCEL,
RITE WEIGH. OF hssslllon, ONO, and
LAWRENCE WELLINGTON hose, OF
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
DISASTROUS Fire.

North Pownal, Vermont, April 6-The
liberal use of dynamite in blowing up
houses 10 the ptth OF the flames saved
this town from total destruction today
and the fire finally burned itself out,
with a | IS Of s1O0. 900. Frank Eldridge
was fatally Injured while Irjing to save
ns employers books from the flames.
The FIRE il believed TO have been OF
incendisry origin. One OF the buildings
d,st,oyed By the flames was the Con-
greaationsl Church. 10 the vestry Of
which Jsmes A. Garfield and Oaeser
A. Artlu' tsuzbt school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Col. John Jacob A;t)r has sid bis
steam yacht, the Nourmshil, to Pierre
Paul Dsmers, formerly United States
consul to B ihis, Brazil.