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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-02
R0RERTSDALE.

A. Raffels, who conducts a clothing
store in Indiana boulevard, received
the sad news the latter part Of the
week of the murder of his parents in
Russia Mr.. Raffe1s' parents were
anxious to come to this country to live
with their children, so they had sent
them transportation and other neces-
sary articles for the trip and had ex-
pected them to arrive this week. 1t is
thought the murder was done by the
man they had engaged to take their
trunks to the boat, who upon learning
they had sold their property and had
little money committed the awful
deed. The aged people, whose heads
were completely severed from their
bodies, were found a few hours after
the murder by some children who lived
nearby. The officials in New York are
awaiting the arrival of the boat to see
If the tickets purchased by them have
been used. Mr.. Raffels Is almost pros
trated by the terrible news.
The Sunshine Circle held a very
pleasant meeting Monday evening at
the home of Miss Hattie Tinm of In
diana boulevard. All members were
of business was disposed of social
hour was enjoyed
James clabby of Hammond spent a
few hours here Sunday. visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Clabby
of Harrison avenue.
Miss Selma Ehlers entertained a mum
Der of friends from Hammond at her
home in Roberts avenue. Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Eggers and Mrs. Augusta
Eggers were the guests of Mrs. F.
Bates of East Side yesterday
Ralph Cowen of Indiana boulevard is
confined to his home with an at
tack of chickenpox.
Mrs. Fred Collins of Chicago visit
ed her sister. Mrs. James Landon OF
Harrison avenue Monday.
Arthur Gardner, formerly of Whit
ing. was united in marriage to Miss
Theresa Hasenmeyer of Pullman Satur-
day morning at $50 o'clock in Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs Gardner will reside
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hasenmeyer of Indiana avenue. Rose
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bato are the proud
parents of baby girl, which arrived al
their home in Indiana boulevard Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Timm of Indi-
ana boulevard entertained friends from
Chicago yesterday
Mrs. Frank Olson Of Harrison ave-
nue. spent the day with friends in East
Side.
Messrs. Jake and Jasper wichorst
returned home last evening from Val
paraiso, where they were called by the
illness of their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Golding enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. George Golding OF
South Chicago Sunday at their home IL
Harrison avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gothic and chill,
dren of Pearl street visited the latter's
sister, Mrs. Andrews of haywood, Ill.
| Sunday
| Miss Frieda Balm of South Chicago
visited friends here last evening.
;a,,,2,, I'M s. Is e
a 81 Or l.ssuecca
of Hammond visited Mrs. Frank sHoff
man, who is very i'll at her home in
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MUNSTER.

Mrs. Jacob Munster is visiting friends
and relatives in Roseland, Ill
Miss Emma Kaske returned Midday
after visiting in Chicago for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Daugherty visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Munster yer Sunday.
Mrs. Y. walstra is reported much
better
Miss Henrietta Munster of Roseland.
I'LL. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Munster, for few days last
week.
Herbert Postma is visiting relatives
in Roseland, Ill.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

neither good democrats and still less.
good republicans. but of.the pie counter
order of politicians, they left the hall
with the evident intention of still wag-
ing their reprehensibie warfare. As
one committeeman apt1y put it. After
seeing the actions OF a few OF those
Gary demo-repubs. or repub-demos, in
some of their nefarious work, I'm In
clined to pat Tommy Marshall twice
on the back for making that Lake
Michigan speech" And everyone
knows what that was.
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LANSING.

Mrs. Trynoski is on the sick list
Miss Bertha Oehlke has returned
from Thornton and will stay with her
parents for an indefinite time.
Miss Rosa Trynoski of Hammond is
spending few days with her parents
in Lansing.
Andrew Ward of Oak Glen was a
Morris visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Hildebrant was a business visit
or in Chicago today.
Mrs. A Ward was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
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Directions for Collie in Hor

Directions Tor collie In H0rses-Con-
tents of small bottle Painkiller perry
Davis'l in quart bottle add pint warm
or cold water. sweeten with molasses,
shake we'll until all mixed Give about
half at once, then balance in fifteen
minutes II first dose is not sufficient.
This will be found never failing
remedy. 35c. for a large bottle. Also
In Csc and soc sizes.
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SHGCk 8
From the Diary of 81. Lence

Asked Joe --eattie recuntly what wuz
ment by that certified milk" they'se
peddlin' round in Chicago. Joe sed
he didn't sxactly know. onless 1t wuz
tn kind tibet he'd never seen a pump
handle or ben close enuf to chalk
barI to get dusty.
Sumtimes tn only need o. doctor
is tn need O. tn doctor.
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BLACK OAK.

John Nimetz transacted business at
Chicago Saturday
Mrs. 1. Gard was a business visitor
at Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scheidt returned
Monday for a few days visit with
relatives at South Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ensweiler attend
ed a funeral at Dalton, ILL.,, Monday.
Miss Lena Ensweiler returned Tues
visit here
A jolly surprise was given Mr.. Cord
and John Broviak Saturday evening
when friends from Englewood and
South Chicago and neighbors gathered
at the Cord home. Games were played
until a late hour. when bounteful
supper was spread. after which they
all left declaring it well spent even
ing.
Henry Even transacted business at
Jackson Park Monday.
Our friend from the town of Battling
Nelson spent a few days here. o, you
William.
Grant Harper returned to his home at
East Chicago after spending a few
weeks with friends here.
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The teamsters' dance here Monday,
Jan. 81, was well attended.
Miss Emily Behn and Miss Edna Behn
of Clark were Gary visitors
Mrs. Charles Scheurer of Clark spent
yesterday with her daughter at South
Chicago.
Miss Haddie Kurth, Miss Eva Cor
don, Miss Martha Bormann and Miss
Louise Ladder of Tolleston were visit
ing with Miss Emily Behn here
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more the merrier. Everybody e vsl

come to join. -
Miss Clara Van Huen and Miss MAJ
Hahn returned home to Chicago after
having spent a few days with their
aunt, Mrs. Miller.
Miss Violet Franchi is a Hammond
shopper today.
Mrs. Franchi has returned home aft
having spent a few days with rela-
tives in Chicago
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WHITING NEWS

! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred water Of Laporte
avenue entertained Rev. and Mrs. John
Bopp, Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ehlers. Arthur
Schaller. Alfred Ehlers and Mrs. Chas.
Water and children at dinner on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schaaf of Cen
trail avenue entertained Rev. w. H.
Halmhuber of the Evangelical church,
in Robertsdale, at 8 o'clock din
ner on Sunday.
Miss Rose Dust spent few days
with her parents on the East Side.
Miss Ida Kerber. who spent a few
days visiting with her sister. Mrs. o.
Mahlitz, has returned to her home on
the East Side
Mrs w. Zweig is the guest of her
daugher. Mrs. Kerber of the East Side.
Mrs.sA. Harmed has left for Erie. Pa,
after spending several weeks here Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlitz.
Miss Pearl Travers will visit Mrs
Chester Burch at her home in Ham
mond this evening.
Frank Wenzel Of Chicago was a bus
mess visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlitz have been en-
tertaining Mrs. +. K. Krause of Cleve-
land. o.
Fred Quade Of Chesterton transact
ed business here yesterday.
The ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church will meet in the church parlors
tomorrow afternoon at D. m. All
the new members are requested to be
in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Mahlitz were in Chi
cago yesterday.
The Whiting Roller Skating Rink
will open Thursday, Feb. g. Skating ev-
cry evening. Saturday and Sunday aft
ernoons. 2-4t
The revival services at the NJ e.
church will be resumed tonight after
being closed on Monday and Tuesday
nights to give the people a rest. The
services tonight will be in charge +
Rev. ]. H. Palmer of the NJ. e. church
at East Chicago assisted by Rev. Dun
ham and Prof. @. c. Case.
La Verne Gillette of Sheridan ave-
nue., who has been Ill with typhoid
fever, is improving. The Gillettes have
had an unusual streak of hard luck
for, while the son was i'll, the mother
fell and fractured her elbow, but she
too, is getting along satisfactorily.
Fred Langenhan is confined to his
home in New York avenue by illness.
The case of Joe Brazina. on charge
of criminal provocation. came up before
Judge Jones last night, but he was
discharged owing to the non-appear-
| ance of F. Jagar, whom he had call
ed vile names
Mark Whites basketball team, Chi.
cago, plays at East Chicago Rink Wed
nesday. 2-2
| Joseph Adanfch. who was arresta,
! for molesting Mrs. Thomas Murin, wa.
tried before Mayor Parks on Monda,
night, and fined SIS and coss. Upor
payment of this Adanich was released
| Mrs. Felix McElroy entertained abou
| twenty-four friends at her home OIL
| Monday night in honor of her sister
Mrs. Fredette. and daughters, Icons
andF1ossie. OF Hampton. N. Y. The even
Ing was spent with music and social in
s.ss1l =
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause Call for full name. Look for
signature E. w. GROVE. Csc.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Donnahan delight
fully entertained a party of friends at
their home on Main street last even
ing.
Don't forget the fremen's BENEFIT ball
at Central music hall tonight. Best of
everything in the way of music and
good time will be given your Help to
swell the crowd.
Tom Knots of Gary was in Crown
Point yesterday on business
Gus Newman of Gary transacted
business in Crown Point yesterday
George Fisher has good money
making proposition. which he is anx-
ious to take two hustling men into.
Ask him about It,
A. H. Maxwell of Lowell transacted
business in Crown Point yesterday.
It is said that Harry Nicholson has
ty treasurer during the coming cam
paign. and will attend to the marrying
business at the old stand.
A five weeks term of the circuit court
commences next Monday.
Mrs. Josephine S. Strait is on the sick
list.
The sleighing on the town roads is
nearly "ausgespieIt."
The @. A. NJ club met at the home
of Miss Edith Maxwell on Court street
last evening. the prizes being won by
Mrs. H. V. Parry, Mrs. August Hide
brandt and Miss Edith Pettihone They
meet with Miss Pettibone in two weeks.
Miss Belle Peterson returned from
few days visit with Chicago friends
yesterday.
Miss Hannah Black returned from
Aurora, ILL.,, yesterday, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Sheppard
who has been seriously Ill for some
time.
MSs,eR sga.la = Wheeler will enter
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HEGEWTSCH.

Mask Carnival at East Chicago Rink
Saturday, Feb. g. 3-5t
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Scare Is Abating.

The diphtheria scare is abating in
Crown Point, and although two new
cases have ben reported in the same
afflicted families the health authorities
consider the disease well under con-
troll. The Scheide family, south of
town. have three members sick with
the dread disease, but everything looks
favorable to their recovery. So far
no deaths have occurred from a pos
sible six or seven cases, which is con-
sidered fortunate. and with no new
cases arising within the next week the
quarantine on the schools will be pos
sibly raised, although not definitely de-
cided as yet.
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of Hammond visited Mrs. Frank s1off :
man, who is very Ill at her home in
Roberts avenue, last evening
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freshments were served by the hostess.
A most enjoyable time was enjoyed by
all present.
Mrs Newcomb and nephew, Harry
Wilson, have returned to their homes
in Michigan after a visit with the for
mer's sister. Mrs. John McElroy OF
Fischrupp avenue
Rev. M. c. Wright has been on the
sick list for few days
The Whiting high school boys are
putting in some hard work for their
minstrel which will be given on Feb.
18th.
Mask Carnival at East Chicago Rink
saturday, FEB Q. 2-5t
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Cooperative Construction company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
MIDSHIPMAN AMES is OUT
Handed in Blank Paper at Re-
cent Navigation Examination.

Midshipman Eugene Ames has been
detached from duty on board the United
States steamer Chester. and dismissed
from the naval service News Of his
dismissal did not come as a surprise to
officers stationed at the Brooklyn navy
yard. as some such action by the Navy
Department had been expected as a re-
suit of the ridshipman's conduct at the
recent examination for promotion to the
rank of ensign
Ames. when he went up for promotion,
made no attempt to pass the navigation
examination on which his class failed so
signally. but handed in a blank paper
with his signature attached.
The former midshipman was gradual
ed in the class of '0S He is a son of
Medical Inspector Ames. and a brother Of
Miss Marguerite Ames. DR.. Ames is at
present stationed at the Boston Navy
Yard, and Il was al a dance at his home
that Paymaster Auld.FU. S. N is al
legged to have attacked Dr. Cowles, an
other guest The trouble eventually re-
suited in court martial.
Young Ames. who is generally known
by his classmates as Doc" has been on
duty on the Chester for over a year. He
played on his class baseball team while
at Annapolis. and was a substitute on
the Navy team.
OF the 500 men who originally COM
posed the class of '0S only I35 are still
il the service.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
JUDGE HARRIS DROWNED
Owner of ReeIfoot Lake Dies in
Its Waters.

Tiptonville. Tenn. June I1.-Judge Harris
president of the West Tennessee Land
Company. of this city. and one Of the
wealthiest men in the state. whose life is
SAID TO have been several times sought by
the Reelfoot Lake Night Riders. was
drowned while swimming in the lake near
here this afternoon.
Harris, with a party Of friends. was in
q launch on Reelfoot Lake when, 70 dem
onstrate his ability as a swimmer. he
plunged into the water. He swan out
short distance when he threw up his hands
and sank His body was recovered, and
post-mortem examination showed that his
death was due to heart disease.
Through his connection with the West
Tennessee Land Company. which claimed
the ownership of the lake. Harris incurred
the ennlity Of the Night Riders. He re-
oeived q number Of letters from the band,
threatening him with assassination, and
for months he was constantly accompanied
by an armed guard
Following the assassination Of Captain
Quentin Rankin by the clan at Walnut
Log. on the lake, in October, 1908. Harriss
home mere was strongly fortified, mines
were planted around it and strong guard
kept watch night and day.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
TWlG PICKED HIS POCKET
Riverhead Man Finds Watch in
Woods-Lost in 1908.

A pickpocket was discovered in the
woods near Riverhead. Long Island. re-
Gently. but was not arrested. In De-
cember. 1905. L. NJ. Raynor. Of River
head. was in the woods, and, unknown
TO him at the time a tvig picked his
pocket, neatly extracting therefrom his
watch. He reached home before dis
covering his loss. and later he searched
repeatedly for it without result.
Raynor had passed the same place in
the woods many times while searching
for his timepiece. Having given UP all
hope of discovering the watch. he was
walking along with his gaze far in front
when he saw it dangling from a twig at
about the level of his head. He believes
he must have bent the branch down
while passing, and that his pocket was
picked at that time. The watch is said
to have suffered no harm from exposure
for a year and a half
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
MANS BODY TURNS BLUE
Chemical Factory Employe Suf-
fers from Strange Affection.

A strange case of discoloration of the
human body puzzled the doctors at
Flower Hospital yesterday. Joseph
Pick, a laborer. Of No. $50 East 5Sth
street. collapsed while walking on Sec
ond avenue near 9th street. Patrol
man Schultz rushed up TO him.
Gas poisoningi" exclaimed Schultz,
and he rang for an ambulance.
Gas poisoning" muttered Dr. New
comb as he hurried of to Flower Hos
pital with his patient. Speed laws We're
violated on the way. When Pick got
there he was stripped. and il was found
that his body was the same color Of his
face. a sort Of purplish blue. After an
hour he recovered consciousness.
His mother told the hospital physi-
clans that her son worked in a chemical
factory in Long Island City, and that he
had been getting bluer and bluer during
the last year. Now his entire face and
body are discolored.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
BRODIE L. DUKE MARRIED
Weds Miss Roschelle at Camden,
N. J.-His Fourth Wife.

Washington, June II - Brode l..
Duke and Miss Wylanta RoscheIle were
married to-day in Camden. y. J. F'rus-
trated here yesterday in his attempt to
take a fourth wife by unexpected and
unwelcome publicity and by the an
tipathy of a Presbyterian minister to
the marriage of divorced persons, the
rich tobacco man of Durham, N c.. and
his bride-elect vanished from this place
and were gone until late this afternoon.
when they returned to the hotel where
Mr.. Duke srayed before his disappear
ance, and the name of Mrs. B. L. Duke.
North Carolina. " was added to the reg
lister
Just say I'm married, said Mr. Duke
to the newspaper men who beset him on
his arrival
When? Where? HOWE" asked the
reporters in eager chorus.
None of your business" retorted the
bridegroom none too genially. and bolted
upstairs.
The statement that the pair were mar
ried at II a. m. to-day Somewhere in
New Jersey is credited TO William Has
kell, q friend of the tobacco man. This
was made more specific when a news
paper man induced its custodian to show
the wedding certificate. which revealed
Camden as the place where the cere-
mony was performed.
Mr.. Duke is sixty-two years old and
his bride is twenty-eight. Miss Ro-
schelle is the daughter of a Durham
merchant, and was a student at a pri-
vate school here conducted by Miss
Mary G. Horsley
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
ACTRESSES NARROWED
Caught in Boat in He'll Gate and
STAY There All Night.

A haWser attached to a government
dredge in Little He'll Gate and run to a
tree on the shore caught in a small
powerboat in which were Edna Wallace
Hopper and Laura Guerite, actresses,
with their husbands Albert O. Brown
and John J. Parker, and Mr. Parker's
chauffeur, John Shriner. on Friday
afternoon. and caused the craft to run
onto the rocks off shore. The pounding
on the rocks stove a hole in the bottom
of the boat. which is owned by Mr..
Brown, and they were forced to sit with
their feet in the water while they yelled
for help.
The party sat in the little boat all
night. calling to a party Of dredgers sta
toned on the government boat. but no
one heard them. 1t was not until day
light yesterday morning that they were
seen by the dredgers. When they found
that they were sighted by the tug. which
could not reach them. the men padded
and bailed their way across Flushing
Bay. They soon had the women home
Mr.. Brown. Miss Hopper's husband.
was formerly a stock broker, and Mr.
Parker, husband of Miss Guerite. is in
the electrical business at No 1 Madison
avenue.
The women spent yesterday resting at
their homes in Flushing. whence they
were bound after the ball game at the
Polo Grounds on Friday
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
INvADEs J. P. MoRGAN's BLOCK
Boarding House Proprietor Leases
PropertY in Exclusive District.

boarding house is to be opened opposite
the home of J. Pierpont Morgan. at the
northeast corner of 36th street and Madison
avenue.
Mrs E. E. Ackerson win he the proprie-
tor. She leased Yesterday from the Wther-
bee estate through the f. H. Wendell
Company. the four story dwelling house
No 22s Madison avenue. on a lot 27 by s5
feet for use as a boarding house
Among the residents Of the block are
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. Arthur p
Heinze, Mrs. William Oothout. Mrs. Gilbert
Jones and Charles A Peabody.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
FARMER BEATEN AND ROBBED
Henry Bland, Of Dunfries, Va, Saves
$1,000 at Expense of Fractured Skull.

Henry Bland, a farmer, OF Dunfr1es. va
was set upon and robbed by two men IN
the yards OF the New York, New haven q
Hartford Railroad near the Willis avenue
station in The Bronx last night The men
got away with BANDS gold plated watch
and chain valued at go but entirely over
looked s.. 500 which he had in an inside vest
pocket
one Of the men hit Bland on the heao
MIR q bIunt instrument. When the high
v-avroen left him Bland staggered 70 Willis
avenue. where Patrolman Ryan, Of the
aIevander avenue police station, found him
DIR. Dunlop took Bland 10 Lincoln Hospl-
tai suffering from a scalp wound ana
lecture of the skull Bland told the po-
,,cs that he did not get q good look at the
men who beat and robbed him.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
BONE IN HIS LUNG THREE YEARS.

The autopsy upon the body OF a suicide
at the Morgue yesterday revealed seq
nerrt Of bone inclosed in the tissues OF the
left lung OF the man, fragment that hah
been blown from the eighth rib by bullet
three years ago The man registered un-
der the name of Michael Munnicz. at
lodging house al No. "a Avenue A. and
among his papers was card bearing the
name of DIR. Ude J. VILE. of No. clio Madi-
-, avenue The latter said that three
,-s soii 90 he had treated a man answering
- ABSORPTION OF the suicide. for re-
,-.l,,er shot wound. His patient had given
the name Of Michael Uchaels-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
LITTER OF MARATHON" pigs.

Mason. Mich. June lib. B. Noyes, liv.
Ing near here, has litter of Marathon
pigs which should be fleet of foot If fee
.count Two of the animals have eact
eight legs, two have seven and four have
six aniece.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
Continued on third page.
rHE CENTRE OF AcTIvIT

as shown by the record of recent sales pub
lished in the real estate columns Of all
newspapers this morning. is Garden City
Estates-this side OF Garden City.-Advt,