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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
Hammond Men Get It.

Gorge Pearson and son are about to
commence the construction of a $4,000
residence for T. w. Englehart at the
corner of Broadway and Ridge road,
in Gary.
The new residence will be modern
in every respect and will be one of the
finest residences in Gary. Mr.. Engle-
hart is showing faith IN the future OF
thi slocality by erecting a fine home
for himself in this locality
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
EAST GARY.

Walter Carlson of Roseland spent
Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. Albert
Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. McLane of Chicago
spent Monday evening with F. E.
Brock.
Miss Hazel Lewis of Chicago spent
Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Lewis.
Nels Anderson, who has made his
home here the past fifteen years. is
moving his family to Michigan City.
where he has been employed for some
time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
COUNCIL HAS
BUSY SESSION
srontinued rom Page L,

ratification of the contract between the
board of public works and the J. J.
Dibos & Son coal company. He was
the only one to speak. His remarks
were short and at first caustic.
Rising to his feet he bowed to the
mayor and said, L will be very hum
BILE this time, but If the council rati-
fes that contract they might just as
we'll rob the city of $4,000 for that is
the difference in the cost between the
West Virginia coal and the other coal.
When the matter came to a vote,
Whitaker. Sturm and Lauer voted for
the contract and Moriarty. Egers, Kahl,
Cotton. Schultz. Hover. Kane and Hub
bard voted no.
Raise Firemen's Salary.
The finance committee reported in
favor of the following sliding scale OF
salaries for the members of the fire
department.:
Chief, $40 per month.
Asst. chief, sos per motnh.
Engineers 800 per month.
Captains, sos per month.
Foremen SIS per month.
Firemen in service two years Of
more. $50 per month.
Firemen in service one year or more
S75 per month.
Firemen in service less than a year
$40 per month.
Permission to County Commissioners
Permission was granted the count.
commissioners to improve the following
highways: One Hundred and nineteenth
street from Indiana Boulevard t
Sheffield avenue: One Hundred an
Fourteenth street from Indiana Boule
ward to Shoffield avenue and the Ridg
road from Calumet to Columbia avenue
The city controllers report for tn
! month ending June 30th. was read an
accepted and showed $31,s37 expendi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
Had the Money Ready.

Although Attorney j. X. Stinson, the
local representative of the Indiana
Northwestern Traction company has
the necessary nine thousand dollar
bond and a check for one thousand
dollars as forfeit money in his pocket
no action was taken by the city council
at its session last night to grant the
company an extension of time for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
No Progress Made.

William j. WINERY stated today that
he has heard nothing new from the
officials of 1.-The Globe Rendering Co.
about the progress that is being made
in the work of abolishing the bad odors
which have been emanating from the
plant.
He stated. however. that he under
stands the company is going ahead
with the work of remedying the trou-
BILE and that everything will be al
right in a few weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
Fined So and Costs.

Judge Barnett this morning fined the
five foreigners who were arrested last
Monday evening in the Standard dis
trict for being in a disorderly house
there SIS and costs. They pleaded gull
ty and paid their lines The FIVE de-
PENDANTS gave their name as Joe Ju-
ranovic, the proprietor of the building
SIS Fields avenue; Mrs. Maratha Mi
kusera. Miss Mary Mikulich, John Gu
pail and Anda Gagak.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
Fined S25 tnd Costs.

Peter Van Wi1ligan, the saloonkeep-
err. who place of business is just out
side of the city limits, on the Ridge
road. east of Columbia avenue, was
fined SIS and costs for permitting
gambling in his place. He pleaded
guilty and paid the fine.
Complaint was made against him by
Anton Taper. president of the Ham
mond board of police commissioners
and subpoenaes were issued for Attor-
neys Fred Crumpacker and John f,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
1900 STEEL WORKERS
THROWN OUT OF JOBS
Pittsburg Co. Closes Mills
at Monesen, Pa.

Pittsburg Aug. 1.-THE Pittsburg
Steel company has closed its great wire
and rail mills a. Monesen. Pa, throw
ing 1900 men out of employment. and
it is announced that there viii be no
resumption of business until Sept. 1.
These mills were closed June 80. but
on July 9. on receipt of some large or
ders We're anenG~ again
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
Passengers DELAYED.

The Lake Shore train. which leaves
Chicago at 1875, did not arrive in this
city last night until after a. m.
There were large number of passen-
gers on the train. and they were all
greatly inconvenienced. Some of them
were compelled to go to distant parts
of the city There were several girls
who Hive in the eastern part of the city
who did not get home until nearly 8
o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

lures and s71,s5O as cash on hand. In
as much as the mooted question wheth-
er East Chicago or Hammond has the
maintainance of the Kennedy avenue
bridge it was voted to pay Rem Allen
s55 for the loss of q horse. the animal
having broken its leg stometinae ago
when 1t fell into hole in the bridge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

filing of the securities. Mr. Stinson
explained to THE TIMES that the off,
Gals OF his company and the board of
public works had had no opportunity
yesterday of remodeling the franchise
to suit the present needs of the COM
pany. He felt confident however that
at the next regular meeting OF the
council the matter would be LIN shape
for passage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17
SLOT MACHINE MAN
|On RIDGE RID. ARRESTED

Anton Taper. president of the Ham
mond board of police commissioners
yesterday caused a warrant to be is
sued for the arrest of Peter Van Mill
gan a saloonkeeper on the ridge road
near Columbia avenue on the charge of
having in his possession gambling
paraphernalia The saloon is outside
of the city limits. The trial in the city
court will be held tomorrow morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

A FEW DIMES For cart FARE OR
POSTAGE II YOU'RE ANSWERING
ADS. A FEW DIMES FOR YOUR
OWN WANT" II YOU'RE ADyER-
Using IN THE TIMESAAND THE
USUAL RESuLg. Is A JOINT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

rHERE,y A CE.cCE THAT ron
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
~sHOPPINGo ANY LONGER. READ
THE TINES Adm AND SIZE H THIS
N HOT 10.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

THE NUMBERS OF cUPIEs OF Tun
TIMES SOLD ON THE STREETS
ALONE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIR
tULATIoN OF ANY OTHER PAPER
q THE CITY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

He finally went back to the hotel
and stopped at the Carleton buffet
where. according to his own admission
to a THE TIMES reporter. he took three
drinks before leaving there. Finally
going upstairs where his wife lay dy-
ing in room 81, he went to an adjoin-
ing room and he was not with her
when she died.
Services were held at the Stewart
morgue at o'clock this afternoon. An
uncle of Crawford. who is said to be
at the head of the glove and hosiery
department. of Sears. Roebuck & Co. in
Chicago. was expected to be out today
to make denfiite arrangements. The
woman was buried in Oak Hill Gene
terry.
Coroner f. NJ. Shanklin has not giver
his verdict in the case.
Crawford who has been employed a
the Carleton buffet. has been dismissed
there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

went to the Hotel Majestic where he
asked for a drink He finally told Nor
ris Champaign there of his wife's ac-
ton and the latter, Immediately real
izfng the situation, ran to the street
and sent DR. A. A. Young to the no
tel The latter arrived at the hotel
where he found that none knew of the
attcm pied suicide. More time was lost
in telephoning back to the Majestic
to learn from the husband in what
room his wife lay He was still up
town while his wife lay dying.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

Sollene taler 0ereS itille Spro9.
Mon fan natltrliguis go0t fortGlle
Iolt, at ri er tlogere eno boooc
Gnglunoere, Npromuno, Spemfere,
for life at tole ON Sc oum1l1e 5pife=
re, men Sen Gale benger life peo
lrngere. @el er @ienbifab til lloen=
lanof &olitif % i%ociale 5orbolo enc
mi mirDre berbiemmc eno 9oot CT,
men Tremgangen / @ioen ont, at port
Noboer ogla ct Menneifer, CT olli=
9epel for ltor til, at Sroen poo e,l
lpeciel oonif Hotentpisoom aoor /
Tolf.
@lonot Sc Mioler, JON puofrurvs
for at bringe Dor .StotsfaSie til at
%balancere, ligger Observation-Disclosures
betpoeIiae Torbeielie ferit for, sen
li9ger efter Dor Mening fsr Serl1bu=
nctafSterneS 6orbpielie. Set fprlte
CT Ell 2u%tSusartitel % Ell Mp6elle,
bpao man / Mlminbeligbeo life fo,1
foloe |ern6anefieriel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

5%orbrpoeren> inotil set enoeIig lpffe=
oes be1oe at faa bam til at Hippo lit
Gag Struben> ioo at BUN fun0e roo-
be ON @ielp. Snoen Iolf fra e.
rG%rli9genoe @aar0 imiolerti0 foiu
til, bar 6orbrpoeren flpgtet. geo
0berfol1et bar 6ruen af sport %
Stpo facet fit benitre 8en forllooet,
men oer1oober bar BUN beloiguis
life liot nogen @er. 6orbrpoeren
''le1lcS at pure eli ganlte 11ng aurl.
Mprten gifeiens 5 H.
10 G III. Cen /. Mopeln6er par
BET 20 Nor iioen ganle Morten Cite
len, joni III boer / O0enie, be4pnote
lin 8trfiombe6 iom 2erer peo 3rilfo-
Ter og @pjifoler. Ser bar / sem Mu=
leo''ing inobl1ot til Ell 6e1t / &pilfole=
tore11illger, bpor @ouleilspre ]i6ent
&lous @erntien, Ser 10 ielp, CT Sri
og 9ejlfole1nan0, / bornte Or6 tulte
ON Shorten Citizens Sip og @irfiom=
bco. San pnltolte 6rijfolebcpuocl.
len og oens Mool og bragte en- 6jur-
telig Iof, life Blot til 9ererell, ule,,
pgloo til 9igterer, Sungeren %
&omponilte1 Morten gifelen for aft,
bpoo bon bop0e puret ior ltore
Sreole at Solicit, og foroi ban bopot
f%pr1tooet at bol6e Jig l,1lg / SIM
a)e'1'1em Sc mango Mar. Iolfetings:
n1o1lo 2lnop bragte en- Sof fra gor1lt
eleoer % operrofte poo 0isl les Gc9nt
Ell @ope, beitaae1r6e al ct Sslpbu
ger. &eooftpr @onrao S%srgenlen
&oloing, 2anostingsmono 2sproel
Feoerlen o0 mango on6re tolte 10
S1biloren. &onlejIsprniioenteu oper
rofte @orten Gifeien Dannebroqspr
oe1ens &i06ertors = ban er / ;5or
ncjen Gonne6rogsmono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

oeoinsifatten. vSor6 Mmtsti6enoe"
llutter Jig til 3anfen % 1friper:
IS ct 2an6, bror ri bar giennem-
fert Sen melt iremifre6ne iociale Sob
gipning % iamti6ig foreget Dor
S%tatsginlo / ct 5empo, iom man
6reoStio beller life bar giort os efter
noget Steos, maa set nere beretti.
get til Detning al ltnberifu6et a
BRUCE 81. a. @renoepinen lom Sfatte:
obiett. Otter @r. @geots l1noeris
gelle er 8ren6epinsf atten
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

Sel' Veoul1pI TOHruD S0rge111el1,
&olotng, 2anostingsmono Sgraen
Eeoerle1 o0 mango andre tolte for
S%11biloren. neutrality-suspicious. oper=
rofte Morten Gifeien Donnebroqsor.
oel1ens &t06erforS = ban err / Nor-
pejen Gonnebrogsmono.
SDllano.
g pnet ino 0p6e II.
Gn 20-aorig pige ira Snbp, Mgncs
Sonoerboff, ser tierte / Molborg, oif
forlrocn Nften i Seng u1oer ct Sssloc-
befi,1oelloe % iolot ltrofs / Sppn
Mouoog Morgen fl1noe n1ou life fac
bc11oe puffet, og ON Gfterluioooae,,
0poe Bun l1oen at uure uooauet %.
omont brpllup fun0c
Den 2. N%opernber feires al tbp. 9rlc
9rofbllo g. 9. Sepien pg Sultru
Norobp poo 6o1rp. &c to gau1le
Der er 6enbol0spis IS og rs Mo,
gan1le> fon gl9oe Jig pes ct goot Sci.
breo o9 er fulolten0ig oonosfrijfp.
Seplel CT &etcron fra Greoorsfrioel,
og bar t line pngre Mur ppret 81
mnno.
% e jpo te 9 M e S"
. . .. Snle0 Sans Senlen, scr, ipo-
fife Su1eo", er ofgaaet pes 0goeu poo
%1borg St11oslpgeonltolt. SON por
lin Sio Ell pper belle 9on0et fjcno1
og frpgtet Grltffenbolt pg S[ogs6ro:
Der, Der bar ppret m1bolot og itrof:
tet utollige @o11gc. S Sc ienere e(or
bar ban pGret Nfbolo5mouo % =Noi=
tator; men bans @el6reo bar p0elaat
peo bans pil0e 9ip, og tilli0lt blet
ban iin6slpg.
Frn % % en / 9 + e 5
1noe pgrret &irfen
ga Brelten og @enigbeoen forleoeu
Se11oog efter cnot @l,ostieneite lfl,loe
til at forlo6e @l1lep Strife be0 81
borg, bite set Jig, at 0grcn bar lut=
fet l1oe fra me6 Ell &rog. Mou moat=
te for at Hippo ro bugge ct al 8reo=
oerne 116 at 09ren. Mm nntaqer,
at Ell Mm16, Ser UNDER @u6stjene=
items S1utning forloo &irfen, i 81
ltrottion bar lot &rogen poo.
. obroes Isle M 5.
Aorbus 8pting bar iopn1t 6olfetings=
mor6 g. Sobroe EN- @eoe poo 200
@r., i%ubii6iert iin1pelt Genglel i 20
Gage, foroi ban poa en- 8arberjh,e /
Treoericia / Gfteraaret 1908 baooe
bete9net Sberitlgit11ant Sbien iom ct
~ltort Sbin", iom oct bar en- Sfon6o=
le for 6reoerieia at babe / Gh1rruip=
'1en, og iom zen al Sc &o%peoperioner,
5reten Gicbe bet1tp6e6e til / lin
Hiece" oip. Sc fornGrmelige lo=
t%alelier crflare6es for oeoe oa mag
teSlsie at. bore; Sagens 0mfoitnin=
ger paalag6es Sabroe. p.
9 tort Giiferi. uofor
8onbier9 apiter,, eanife ner 0au6et,
er Der ! Ben ii6ite Gi6 foregaoet ct
.ulaoponlie rigt Giiferi. Ser er nem=
Zig op6oaet Ell @eoipettebonfe ber>
og en- Tlaaoe paa OBJ til 20 @uttere
logger MI oe fiiter % tiener ltore
Reuge. 6lere al &,1tter,,e bar pr.
l%lgerfiitet for otter 1000 @r. buer.
S ganite fort Sis fiifes ser 2aite paa
900 @neie Me6ipetter. @ele
Somrneren bar Der beret @soipetter
aeo langs SEN ipoife &pit, og Suffer-
ne bar boft ct go6t ltobptte; ilere al
Dem bar ii6en 6oraaret fiifet for 12
&r. alltterne fra Sarbo-
gre bar paa ii6ite Sur iiifct l,oior
9anitbolm og facet 2aite pon 8
1000 @un6. bper, ser er betalt mes
16 Ore for @un6et. s 6isie Gage
er oct itore sorifefiiferi begpnot paa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

It's 3ien9te> oil bans 500 6oq fgIes
lom ct neritotteligt Sab for @ooeo-
ltaoenS MISUNDERSTANDING. selp Sc,
lota por uenige meo g. &nu6len /
bans locial=politiife Mnituelfer> bill
peo bans Dpo gibe bam ben @os, al
ban por Ell prlig og retiinoig Mono,
lom fempeoe uegennpttigt for ser
sag, ban bouOe giort til lin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

Co%t
@lonot Sc Mioler, JON poofrurSs
for at bringe Dor Statsfasie til at
bolancere, ligger Observation-Disclosures
%betpoeIiae 0orbeielie fgrit for, sen
li9ger efter Dor Mening fsr Serl,bo=
netotSterneS 6orbpielie. Get fprite
ct Ell 2%l1tSusartitel og Ell Mp6elie,
buao man / Mlminoeligbeo life fu,1
faloe SernbanefjerieI.
&jpbem9ann.
g p6eu apn5 II u e T.
tie bar til Meftor for SET font
me1oe Nor polgt @iitoriteren Yrpies=
lor Grslep.
Sra set gam(e &por=
! t e L. &on1l1neu bar / SEN lenere Sis
, opfipbt flere gjenoomme / Yilel1rr=
De, 11rrn1elt 2a1oemprfet, / Mnle6=
ming al Flanen ON at ne0ripc @or=
reen, lom afgr9n0ies al Nilel trroc,
Mo%ntergooe, @ognmogeraooe % 9un=
Oen1nrfet.
en- g ump + 0 III + e s
er blepen begpnot al Yralten reo
Metbooiitfirfen / &iqeus9oor q.
Soft. Get er / &jpbenbupns oller=
oaarliglte &parter, Yriniensgooe %
Noelga0e / ct forbenpure1loe &rrts=
BUS, at Sen uforfnroeoe Mrnnelfe=
ben i%annler Sc l1sleit c gfsiltenier for
at parn1e Sent list op mes en- Sop
M9lf eller lignenoe.
en- 2 tue Yurf. @oo
TorllaA al Garlsbergfpnoet pil Eloo=
len foran @lpptotcfet til uplte Soml=
mer blipe onl0annet til ct lille Yarf=
onleg, bbor set CT Meningen at rel
le cit Samling monl1mentale Stotl,er
at Sen beolte al6re % npere &unlt.
GarlSbergfon0et afbolber Omfoltnin.
gerre oeo Yortanleget, og SET CT
pel operfleoigt at fortnlle, at 8ryg=
ger S%acobie lfiGnfer Stot1erne.
8ibelfole. Gn arebs al
0feno og &pinoer bar pqo. ct Mpoe
&iebenbapu ne6taget at oprette Ell
Bibelifole, Ser ifal begproes pao sen
friltne &'iirfes' @r1tn6 efter eoongelil1
lutberif 0pfottelle, buis Mool jfa]
bore at bialpe @enigbeoens lagt
Meolen1mer til a1lnoifnb, Toritooel.
lie og 9ilegnelie al @ltos 0ro. $50:
lens @obeoieoe bliper @iebenbopn
men Der bltper oprettet &urias / 81
iterre 8ber. Ser bill blipe rettet Sp:
fororing til Naitor Sfopeaaro=Het
len ONT at obertoge 2eoelfen al 8ibcI:
ifoIen.
CT 6Ipbeitole. 2uftlei:
leren Soenoien, iom for nogIe Maa,
neoer liben flei ODER gre{un6, bo1
1u oprettet en- 6lppeifole paa &is6er.
bapns 4ero6rom, bpor ban Til no.
oonne 2uftieilere for 1000 ar. pr
Srr6ipio. 6orelebie bor bon 3 Gle
Der, 2 man6lige, Sano og Oilers DC
l %totnoelig, 5rsten 8itassetpifi ct
&ortor6ome, Ser 1ro6s fit rus1ilf,
gfann er oanlf. Sc faor cit meget on:
bbggeltg baooe tbeoretiff og proftif1
uooannelie og tegner til at Bib,
fl1nte 2ifHeilere. Ser bar ialt n1eIo1
Zig ca. 20 Gleber.
EDne me6 5tuoenter=
ue. Set er lptteoes 8olitiet al
paogrtbe en- 9Dpebanoe, Der Ip1aere
3to bar itiaalet Gsj fra sen rpt
ISt46enterbpsning, fra @olptefnif
Sereanitat og fra ltniperfitets=N n.
1tefset @t1oieitre6e. 8onoen be:
1too al 4 beltlaote @erioner, bporoi
De to baboe Sta6enterb,er paa, laa=
1eoes at De fa,n6e gao uo oe ino
B%p91ingerne, u6en at Deffe Mis=
tartfe. Sc negter sanite biit enonll
'oeres Sfplo, men oe fanotes i @e-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
&jpben9aon

& p6enb opns Uni u T.
lttet bar til Meftor for SET font
menoe Mar palgt @itoriteren Yrpics=
lpr grslep.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

MarDuS tillingenS
II II 5 e t 5. 2an6sl16itilli1<
gems @aranter / Marbus bar bol0t ct
afilrttenoe Mpbe, poa bpilfet Set al
@uranterne ne6iatte l1obalg af(ogoe
en- leneere 8eretning. ll6palget
bapoe baft 2eiIigbeo til at %unoerlege
belle roitillineens &eenitab og funoe
berefter faiti1oa> at llnoerlt1ooet oar
til Ste6e, allerebe iroen llojtillingen
aabneoes ,ioet bet inrlis itplotes itore
Onerlfrioelle CT paa sen 6116gettereoe
@pggeium. Ger bar bpeget ct Mreal
poo omtrent 10000 2paorat=Nlen
og me0ens Arfitefte1, boboe logt lit
Budget efter Ell Yris al 5h arone
pr. &paorat=Ilen bar Eriien / 8irte'
lisbeoen bleben SH. &rone. S oenn
@er1tbgift poa omtrent 100000 @r.
Lao belle 6orflaringen, ioet timber
ifl,obet bar 100000 aroner.
@oronterne tog l1opolgets OplpS=
ming til @%fterretl1ing. gn Del at
@oranterne Iipper meo at betole IS
psf. at @arantiiummen, i6et Bnroo=
Set bar laoet 8onr1.ren ttlifp6e poer.
liacrc benpeo $4,000 aroner.
g meoen / MoIefijten.
@eo Ell al Miotjpllonos iterlte Wono-
mpller, bpor Der bpert Mar ionges en-
Maraoe Nal, boboe Scr / lang Gio
beret en- meget ringe 9ilgane of NoI
= langt minore en6 / Sc forcqoa.
enoe Nar. 3ette potte Gjerens Mis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
COURT ENJoINs UNION.
'Iust Not Seek to Cocrce Men who Have
Resigned from It's Mcmbershtp.

" r. .
Chicago, March 19.-Men who have
resigned from labor union may lind
protection in the courts from coercion
by the union which they have left. So
the Appellate Court held in decision
regarded as vital In the adjustment ~
labor differences. =
The case grew out OF a plea Tor on
Injunction brought by employees Of ,he
Chicago Railway Company. who baIa
mat Division 241 Of the Street Car
Men Union. from which they had re-
signed, was attempting to secure their
dlscharEe by the company.
Every one has the right to eniov
the fruits and advantages OF his owr
industry" the court holds. IF. "a Il
IS urged the purpose of the con-
splracy and threats charged was 70
secure the complainants' discha IN
the event that they refused to win
draw their designations from tho
union. 1t was an effort to cocrce thcm
10 DO what In their Judgment their
own interest did not require, ane, was
unlawful and wrongful.''
The courts findings reverses tho de.
clsion Of the lower court, where fro
suit TO enjoin the union was dismissed
Inc Dill. as filed in the Circuit Court
recited that the conlplainants resigned
from the union because they objected
to spending $1,000 of the funds OF tho
organization for campaign purposes
IN support Of municipal ownership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
THAw QUESTIONS CLAIMS.
Say. Lawyers Have Been Paid
4 N1fe's Purchaser Not "Necessary,"

Says Lawyers Have Been Paid
Ndfe's Purchase. Not "Necessary."
Pittsburg, March demonstrating
the claims OF Evelyn Ncsbit Thaw.
Martin w. Littleton, John 3. Gleason.
DR.. Charles G. Wagner and others. a
bill OF exceptions was filed through,
Roger OAlara, trustee In bankruptcy.
for Harry Kendall Thaw. before Ref
cree Blair yesterday.
Thaw questions $3.50 claim OF a
New York merchandise establishment
against his wife on the grounds that
the goods were not '.necessarles.''
John Z. Gleason's claim OF $4,000 is
questioned on the ground that full
payment Of the alleged counsel fees
due has been made. The same reason
is given for questioning the account OF
Martin w. Littleton for $s,340,54. Or.
Charles Wagner, whose claim is ems
tered for s4,161, is averred by Thaw
TO have been paid In full. Other cred
itors include private detectives and
attendants whose claims Thaw alleges
are excessive.
Creditors will meet here within the
month for an adjustment OF the qucs-
toned claims. s. s
i 4 Il p. II {. & 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
OLD SAYING
NOW OBSOLETE

Time was when people believed that
opportunity Knocked at ones door but
once. This theory has long since been
exploded. Tho opportunity is with
every one 8of us to-day to grow
wealthy, or at least be independent.
The secret Of this is saving some
thing out OF oil we earn. Only 81 will
start you a savings account in the
Bank OF Richmond. Where you will
get compound Interest. You can de-
post In any one of the following
places: Ninth and Main Streets, 500
East Broad Street. 3a14 williamsburg
Avenue or Twcnty-nfth and Broad
Streets. Do It now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
ITCHING ERUPTIONS
QUICKLY COOLED

Just u few drops Of oil Of wintcrgrccl,
properly compounded in$s the thylno,
gllycerl1e, etc. aud applied tofthe skin,
WI take away Instantly the worst kind
OF mitch. We positively know this.
The 2, p. d Prescription made at the
~ p, y. Laboratories 81 Chicago seems
g p,' list The right compounds It sells
,eshlari$ at one dolarn bottle but We
nay, 2 (, fsegs'ired a limited nunberof special
p W iof a trlahat 81 cents OH a special
o,set, ana advise you To take advantage
~ lhls oller now, as VIC do,not know how
WV NV, tl'e Laboratories in Chicago Mill CON
;,, ng ~ hSs I. you can take away That
nvssens y Minor Drug Co, n
! Washington x EARLY, Manchester N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
HOTEI4 MAN Il For CLOSE SUNDAY.
lIrcsIdent of East Syracuse. y, ", Will
IL w Work SXNlth. Church PeOplc.

ting that lie had kept his place OF bus
mess Omen Sunday beca use Q Tiers did,
John Henry H anl lon. for seven y ears
ofsTa. hotel In the railroad
Village Of East Syracuse. deGlares, nat
Al Hanlon was elected lllage president
have been doing business iS;'Hnaa !,
close them. sS Or, III. H. Richa I'd son. Is
opponteantson the Repub lean ticket. ha 8
volunteered to assist b In: 50 g 2
church on sund says 81 NJ a !, !
want to make q day. Of rest ~ we sH y !
as the church Spe op l$S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
BUSINESS MAN LOST

Ohioan Supposed to De in New York
Victim of Apbssin.
New York. March 1o.-The police to-
day reported their failure to find any
trace Of Moses Cohen. business man
OF Dayton. O.. who Is believed to be
wandering about this city, victim
of asphasia.
e Cohen disappeared strangely from
Dayton February /. !,ut was recognized
by a friend in THIS city two weeks
ago. AT that time he was acting
strangely.