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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
CALENDAR of SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK,
WEDNESDAY.


Opening of the spring race
} meeting of the Maryland Jockey
club at Pimlico.
, Lacrosse match between the
naval cadets and Harvard at
Annapolis.
, THURSDAY.
Opening of new baseball park
OF the American league in
, Cleveland.
} Jack O'Brien VS. All Kaufman.
rounds, at Pittsburg.
Opening of the season of the
Eastern baseball league.
Opening of the season of the
Virginia State baseball league.
Finish wrestling match be
} tween Zbyszko and Yankee"
} Rogers at Wilkesbarre, Pa
} FRIDAY.
) Opening of the season of the
} Western baseball league
} Opening of the season of the
, New England baseball league.
Canadian amateur boxing
championships begin in Toronto.
} SATURDAY.
, Opening of the seas on of the
Northwestern baseball league
Harvard Naval Academy boat
, race at Annapolis, Md.
; international cable chess
) match between English and
, American university teams
} Annual interscholastic track
) meet at Leland Stanford Jr.
} university.
Opening OF eastern Maine au-
tomobile and motor boat show
} at Bangor, Me.
q . = q = o 9 Q o e O . q q q .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
JEFF DONATES TO FAIR

New York. April 2o.-James ]. JEFF
tries has donated one ringside seat and
round trip transportation to the Ief-
fries-Johnson fight for the actors fund
fair soon to be held here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

Tonight the H A. A. and Lion store
teams will clash on Cox's alleys. Both
teams will battle hard to win as the
series tonight depends upon the finish.
Following are the scores made in last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
Results Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGU,

Chicago, 1; Cleveland. twelve in
nings).
Boston, Is; Washington, IA.
otner games postponed; bad weather.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
All games postponed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

ing at Clark Sunday. April "a The
White Sox have an open date for May
i. For games address Walter Behn~
Box II. Clark Station. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
VOTE TO KEEP Y
GRIDIRON SPORT

Kansas City. April 20-Representa-
tives to the Missouri Valley confer
ence today voted against the abolition
of football as a college sport after De-
cember. 1910. AS to schools, the vote
was unanimous. although three from
Kansas and two from Missouri were in
favor OF dropping the sport
~ 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

Lavender Cigars are pronounced
exceptionally good by all smokers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

ARE You TAXING THE rIMEss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

Try a Lavender Cigar. it's roodi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

II you are Judge or quality try a
lavender Cigar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

ADVERTISE IN CHE TIMES.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
REPUBLICANS At OPHIR
Tooete County Convention Il Called
with Fffty-five Delegates to
Nominate Candidates.

Especial 10 The IIera Id Republican,
Tooele. sept. 1.-THE Republican
county convention will be held in
ophir az ~ a. m. Tuesday. September
20. for the purpose OF nominating the
following officers. Representative.
commissioner for four-year term.
commissioner for two-year term. clerk.
sheriff. attorney. recorder. treasurer,
assessors, superintendent or schools
and surveyor.
This convention viii consist Of fifty
i've delegates. based ON a vote OF TWEEN
o. or majority fraction thereof cast
for Joseph Howell FOR Congress at the
last election.
The convention Will be- made mp as
follows. Tooele. "a. Grantsville. Z:
Mercur. g. Ophir. 8. Vernon. g. stock
ton. g. Erda. 3. Glover. 2. Lake Point.
p. lOsepa. o. St Johns. p. Deep Creek
Z. Lake View, Z.
In addition 90 nominations. this con-
vcntiou viii select twelve delegates TO
attend the Republican state Conveu-
ton 90 be held I'm ogden. Monday. sep
TENDER 26
There will also be selected a county
central committee
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
Provo BreVities

Especial to the Hersld-Bepublican
Provo Sept. 11.-Complaint has
been made to the -. g. r. G.. agent at
Provo that certain boys believed to
he from Provo. are i'm the habit Of rid
ing freight trains from Provo To &C.
neva and throwing coal at the work
men along the track n. SChaef. fore
man Of one Of the work gangs. made
the complaint. Mr.. Schaef has issued
a warning TO the boys that unless the
coal throwing stops he viii take ac-
ton To protect his workmen. The let
ter has been handed 10 Probation Of
dccr b. r. Roper.
Mayor Ray has returned from a
business trip through Colorado and
wyoming. He reports that through
these two sister states Utah is receiv-
ing no little amount or attention. par
ticularly as TO the opportunities of the
state along the line Of fruit growing.
and that he finds a lack Of publicity
FOR Utah through the other states.
which. II corrected. he is assured
would cause many people to seek loca-
tions here.
DR.. r.. y. Beatty. secretary Of the
state board Of health. and DR.. n. :.
/ Pyne. secretary OF the county board OF
health. visited Olmstead Saturday 90
| look over the plans and specifications
D lot a system VI sew u dNF AWI DAAh-
I stead.
Carroll y Whitman has returned
| from an extended trip through the
/ northwest having visited Oregon
| Washington and Idaho during his alb
/ sence. He leaves tomorrow for Ithi-
I ca. y. V where he viii enter Cornell
/ university.
/ The body Of John Wright. who died
I in Park City Friday. was brought to
/ Provo for burial The funeral sery-
} ices will he held Monday at I O'Clock
I from the Second ward meeting house
4 The Provo free library board. con-
/ sisting Of DIT r. w. Taylor :. Z. Egg
gertscn. 5. II. Goodwin. Jacob Evsns
. J. W. y Whtecottou. Mrs r. y. Tay-
/ Tor. Mrs A. r. BucSler. J. NJ. Jensen
I and I. L. Nunn. has elected the fol
/ lowing officers: President. DT. r. W.
Taylor: vice president. :. =. Eggert-
/ sen: secretary and treasurer. Mrs. a.
/ F. Buckler: librarian. Mrs. Mary Part
ridge.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
IS GIVEN
TRENCH|NG CONTRACT
Gunnison Council Acts Upon Bids on
Trench Work for Proposed New
Waterworks Piping.

Especial to The Herald Repu blican)
GunnisOn. Sept. 1.-THE city coun-
ell OF Gunnison met Saturday night
in its regular monthly session and
opened bids on the pipe line trench
for the new waterworks. A bid from
~. l.. Erickson was the only one filed.
nut While considering II another from
l. VI. Childs was discovered lying
among loose papers on the table. Mr.
hricksOns was the lowest and his only
was considered.
He offered TO do the entire trench
ing and do the covering after piping
is laid for S330 per mile. This was
accepted by Tne council
committee from the Commercial
club was present and presented a plea
FOR the local baseball club: that they
city park during the progress OF
games. whereby Ambulance might be
charged Co assist paying off inde bt ed To-
ness on the grandstand. The request
was taken under advisement.
IL was further urged that permission
De granted TO charge for the privilege
OF standing teams on the streets.
where many prefer TO be seated in
watching the games.
Mayor John NJ. knighton and Mr.
kearns were elected as delegates TO
the Good Roads convention in ogden.
September p. the city to pay the eN-
penses OF the "trip.
Communications were read from con-
tractors. pertaining to the waterwOrks.
-. c Dunbar. who has the contract TO
furnish a portion Of the piping. eN-
poets to have materials shipped out and
to begin work in about three weeks.
II was explained that several cars
tertel. costing for freight alone about
$1,000
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
TOOeIe News Notes.
Especial to The Herald Republican)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Tooele. Sept. IA session OF dis
trict court will be held in TOoele Mon
day.
There will be a farewell party at
the opera house at Grantsville on
Monday evening for the benefit OF VIII
lie Boothe. who has been called on a
mission 20 Great Britain.
Miss Jennie Anderson viii take
charge OF the Grantsville postoffice
October 7
There will be big bazaar i'm TOoele
Monday under the auspices or the
Primary association Of ToOele ward.
An accident occurred at the smelter
yesterday afternoon. II resulted in
badly burning Ely Miller and J
Bert schel about the face and hands in
each case. The men thoughtlessiy al
lowed the hot orc to be poured into
cold pots. resulting in an explosion
The men were taken at once to the
company's hospital for treatment.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
|NSURGENT READY
TO START BATTLE
BrlStOw Passes Through Den
yer to Begin a Campaign in
State of Colorado.

Denver. Colo. Sept. I1-Senator
Joseph L. Bristow of Kansas. urimed
with speech covering state and ma
tional politics. and his personal differ
ences with senator AIdrich Of Rhode
island. passed through Denver todaN y
on his way TO make the beginning OF
series OF insurgent speeches i'm this
state. Tomorrow niEht ne will spea k
at Grand Junction I'm the interests Of
the candidacy Of Merele Vincent for the
Republican gubernatOrial nomination.
As started. Mr.. Bristow will take
up the records Of Senator'S Guggenheim
and Hughes Of Colorado on the tariff
question. besides discussing the cues
ton az a whole. OF Senator Aldrich ne
said. ~ will demonstrate he has vio-
lated all the party pledges. and THAT his
interest in the rubber trust is personal.
In his reply 10 me he said 7 had rot
interpreted the facts rightly. hut he
did not attempt To deny them I viii
show that any reasonable man would
interpret them as 7 did.
Leaders are needed" said ne. sIeak-
ing Of the insurgent movement and re-
counting its progress. The trounl. I'm
no leaders to organize the movement.
This does not mean that Cannon is In
control there. He viii he reelected
but shorn Of his old power. His friends
have left him TO his fate 20 save their
own faces"
Relative 60 the President. he said. In
some things Mr.. Taft has stood with
the insurgents. on good progressive
measures. but on the tariff he SIDES
with Aldrich. Cannon and tine represen-
tatives OF the computations.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
Bingham Briefs

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham. sept 11-Dr r. r.
~traup lcft camp this week 90 attend
tHo sovereign grand lodge Of odd Eel
lows. which rpuVencs in Atlanta. Ga.
BE i- the representative from this
Jurisdiction.
The United states Mining company
a- Gaicra has put ON another shift
Increasing the tonnage from geo to-
$3.50 tons daily. This ore is shipped to
MIJValc. The capacity Of the zinc con-
Ceutrator there viii Doe increased.
Elmer HiI of this place has been
elected president and manager OF the
reorrauized Pioneer Gold Mining d
Milling company. with Offices at Wis
dom. Mont Tne property iS situated
sixty miles to- the north
a.. ID. Lashhrook Cor twenty-five
years "a merchant of Bingham has
Sold uut Che grocery department N his
general merchandise store to- oX-Coun-
fy Commissioner n. y. Standieh Of
~ait Lake.
Cashier C. w Buctholz. cashier Of
thy Citizens state bank. announces
that his bank has purchased the Nc
Donald corner eft Carr Fork and Main
street for the purpose OF putting up
husiuces block. which viii also be
the future home OF the bank The lot
is TuNfu fert. Plans are now drawn
uu FOR thc new structure.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
SHADOW FALLS OVER
THE STEEL INDUSTRY
Decreased Operations at the Finish
ing Mills and Blowing Out Of
Blast Furnaces.

New York. Sept. 1L-Last week a
shadow fen on the brighter prospects
for the steel industry. Business i'm
both finished and crude material was
contracted and rs being followed by
decreased operations at the finishing
mills and blowing out Of blast fur
naces.
In the central west. where the hesv-
lest accumulation Of iron varied. mer-
chant furnace stocks Increased $4,000
tons In August. In other sections. with
the possible exception Of Alabama.
stocks also increased. the total esti-
mated surplus being about 100000
tons.
Sales OF pig iron were disappoint-
ing. aEgreEatinE scarcely $4,000 tons
in an sections. or only half OF the ton
mage placed during the preceding week.
Railroads placed a few more structural
steel orders for bridges and buildings.
calling for about 5000 tons. No rail
contracts were placed. but the Grand
Trunk Is in the market for 10000 tons.
Interest Is developing in New York
subway extensions, which will call for
10000 20 10000 tons or rolled steel.
reduction OF $4,000 tons in un-
filled orders on the books Of the steel
corporation during August indicates
that new business last month was
about O.000 tons. as shipments were
close to a million tons.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
Logan News Notes

Special TO The aId-Republicau1
Logan. Sept 1.-THE death Of VIII
liam Frcw at ogden Friday came as
n shock to his many friends here.
where ne was former student. cap
tain OF the 4. a. q. football team of
1907. and general allround athlete.
Postmaster Arthur l.. Thomas Of
salt Lake has been In the city look
ing after specifications for the addi-
ton TO the federal building or that
city. They are I'm the hands Of SUI
pervisor Shipley. who is supervising
the construction Of the Logan federal
building.
4 f0-yeer-old son of Lavinius Olson
fell upon a pitchfork last evening and
ran one or the tines into his head. As
"A result ne Is now at the point OF
death. lie has been unconscious since
the accident
Olif Erickson fell from a scanoId
Yesterday and sustained slight injuries
to his back.
-. Il. Roberts has accepted an in
vitation 90 speak before the state Good
Roads convention at ogden this
month. He will also speak before the
National Good Roads convention at st.
Louis later in the month
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
TRIP TO NEW DAM SITE
Mayor t.Ia-mann aud CITY Officials Get
Hc'ter understanding Of Water
works Extensions

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden, sept. l1.-Members or the city
council accompanied by Mayor VII
Tam GIasmaun. city Engineer w 70.
E'-tapH. Charles kirCrer. manager OF
me Waterwor<s department. and a
number or prominent ogden business
men. made a. trip up Coldwater canyon
in 1ui"rno biles today to- inspect the
proposed site 81 the new concrete dam
and the conduit which is to carry the
water from the dam to- the city dis
iriuutiuE system. doubling the citv's
water supply.
Until today there has been some mis-
understand as to the particulars of
fH" expenditure 90 500. 600 aupropri-
Fted last week Tor the new dam and
conduit The trip TODAY was in the ma
tHrF OF am educational excursion FOR
those who had not hitherto understood
IUe plans or the council SURVEYS FOR
tHe conduit are now under way and it
is expected the work viii Do completed
before the cold weather sets in.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
PARK CITY SCHOOLS
WILL OPEN TODAY
Assignment of Teachers Is
Made by Superintendent
S. A. Martin.
- b - HeraId- RepnbILeanl

Special 90 The Herald Republican,
Park city sept. 11.-Park city
schools win open tomorrow. and the
following assignments Of teachers nave
been made by superintendent 5. A. Mar
tin.
Washington building-Sixth grade.
room J. Mrs. Jessie HEDGES. second and
slird grades. room 3. Mrs Sara May.
first grade. room s. Miss May Nlmmo
beginners and kindergarten. Miss
crescent smith. music ana raWing
Miss Laura Townsend.
Lincoln building-High school rirln-
Clpai. Prof. J. L. Kearns. languages.
Miss Minnie Cunningham. English. Miss
kathryn Cunningham. marhema tics.
Airs. l.. a. Bridgeland. history and
drawing. Miss Cora Mulgrave; science.
Miss Myra T.. Myrick.
Grades-Fifth grade. room g. Miss
Agnes Stromness. fourth grade. room 4.
Mrs. Merjorie Muffett. third grade.
room 3. Miss Pearl Crow.her. second
grade. room 2. Miss Winifred Jennings
tirst grade. room p Miss Blanche
DeightOu. beginners and Kindergarten.
room J.. Miss Julia Hurley.
jefferson buiiding-Princip and
sixth grade. office and room 10. Prof.
I. J.. Bridgeland. eighth grade room s.
Miss Ella snyder. seventh grade. room
Z. Miss Ada stewart. seventh grade.
room .. Miss Florence Fernette. fifth
grade. room g. Miss Pearl Snyder. fOurt
grade. room 3. Miss Mary Miller. third
grade. room 4. Miss Amber Bardsley.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
PARK CITY POWER
PLANT Is DESTROYED
Especial to The He-ald-RepubIIcanJ

Park City. Sept. 1.-THE Park City
light. heat and power plant was de-
stroyed by fire. the blaze having been
discovered at 2:15 this morning The
origin Of the fire is unknown. but IL is
believed TO have started in the boiler
room.
The building was a one-story frame
structure and was built i'm the spring
Of 1889. Very little damage resulted
10 the machinery and equipment Of
the plant. and the power service will
not be crippled. The loss is estimated
AT $4,000. and it is probable that the
building Will not be rebuilt
However Manager Ernest Bamber-
ger is expected from Salt Lake Mon
day to estimate the loss and TO de
termiue as to the ACCESSIBILITY OF re-
building
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
RAKVALO NELSON DIES
Odd Resident OF EPhraim SuccumbS 10
Cancer Of the Stomach.
Especial TO The neutrality-suspicious.

'HFe'4d' W AiiN ii'I lu-istpubilcdn.'
FpnraiW. sept. I1.-Eakvald Nelson
died az his home yesterday morning
after an illness 90 several years fr,m
cancer ri the stomach. Several years
ago his health commenced to- fail. and
DE gradually grew worse until abe ut
three weeks ago. when he was COM
PEELED To- Eo TO bed. He grew weaker
until death relieved his sufferin.-s
Mr.. Nelson was born In Norway -
wears ago. and while there ma rried Miss
Karen Nelson. They made their come
in Norway for several years. tuen Cmi-
grated to this country. bringing with
them their three children. They came
to this CITY SO years ago.
Two children survive him. they being
Mrs. IT, =. Peterson and Mrs. Oluf O.Sen.
The funeral services will take MACE at
tHe Presbyterian church tomorrow
afternoon. with interment in the Park
cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
BURGLAR IS FRIGHTENED
FROM BENTON RESIDENCE

Especial to THE Herald Republican,
bingham. sept Burglars ruf the
screen or the door AT the home Of Louis
Benton and family at midnight last
night Upon entering the house they
tried the door Of Mr.. and Mrs Benton-s
bedroom. which happened TO be locked.
Mr.. Benton. thinking his daughter had
returned from dance. called her name.
ana. getting no response. proceeded To-
unlock the door This frightened the
burglars. who beat a hasty retreat
An alarm was turned IN TO the police.
who lost no time I'm arriving on the
scene. After n diligent search they
were unable TO find clue. No articles
were missing I'm the home The fact
that their bedroom door was locked un-
doubleday saved them from oelng held
up.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
PROVO PREPARING
FOR A BIG WEEK
W. c. 7. u. and Democratic
State Conventions Cause
Activity at Garden City.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.


Provo. Sept 11.-This week promises
TO be big week for Provo. Two meet
ings are scheduled for the week Of
statewide Importance.
The first OF these meetings is the
state convention OF the ". G. r. L..
which Will begin Wednesday morning
and last through until Friday even
ing. devotional exercises 10 be com
bined with the three days OF the bust
ness or the organization. including the
election OF state officers. the presenta-
ton and considera ton of committee re-
ports, such as credentials. CourtesieS.
resolutions and publications.
An innovation will be the inaugura -
ton OF Fathers evening which viii
include the evening session Of Thurs
day. This meeting win be addressed by
Prof George ~. Brimhail. Rev. Wildmsn
Murphy and "A Fathers Opportunity
from Mothers Standpoint" win be
discussed by Mrs James Cherry
on Thursday the Democratic state
convention VIII convene. This feature
OF the weeks program viii last but
one day, but the combination OF the
two important meetings has had Provo
housecleaning during the past week I'm
preparation Tor the guests.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
OFFICERS AWAIT
FATHERS ARRIVAL
Charge viii Be Preferred
Against Lee When Victims
Parent Reaches Ogden.
Special to The HersId-BepublicanJ


'eden. Sept. rf.-pcnding the ar
rival of the father Of the eiri i'm the
case 90 pretty Miss Grace Niuier. no
charE's ven hc placed against Harry
Lee. neid in tine city jail for f-icking
me girl into "a mock marriage. under
which she had lived with him as his
wife since last February.
The father will arrive tomorrow
morning. 20 FL expected. and 10 IS likely
i.at a. charge 90 seduction will he
placed against the eccentric musician.
who has mixed with the police on va
RIOTS ocras ions iu tine last two wears.
Fuo real wife or Lee is now in this
city. She refuses to talk Of the man
Wn" twice has thrown her over for
oiuer women. Neither does she arfernuf
Oh" secure divorce. Ills failure to see
cure divorce was what led Lee 10
resort to the trickery OF lonE distance
telephone call from ogden Co. Evans
TON cpnFeFiu- the alleged information
tnHt his wife was dead Miss Mupfr.
WORKING az central girl caught the
message. IT. removed the last obstacle
ln the way Of her marriage 20 Lee she
thought. and so she was Ted into the
mock ceremony.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
LIGHT ON THE MYSTERY
f'indiug 90 unconscious Nan Near Scene
~f N,~t~riou- tg"tdup Gives
clue 60 affnir.

Especial fo THE Republican
D-dru. sept. ff.-Wffu tho fiudiuZ OF
tre inert form of 90. g. Havkiu- a.
Spanish war veteran. ON Lincoln avenue
arr rufr-fuurfu street early this
wrrrIu-. frr police believe fHer have
suIt.G portion uf iuc viaduct rrye-
f'rr 90 IHef uiEHt. when two men were
seen Co. attack fLIrd man. knock him
uureuaeioua. and carry nf- body away
fu fnr dark Tra police searched the
railroad yards HlI frruuEr the ufEnt.
luf without success
This morning Hawkins. unconscious.
and -uffrriuE from numerous cUufu--
ions and Bruises about the head and
face. was picked uu en- block from where
tho nr-Hu'f was seen fo take place.
Under frrrtmruf lt che Cifv iHU Doe re-
NiEUd -rWH uIFE but was una ufr fp tell
anything "f |Hr rNpsrfrurn that had
hrfHIirU Hfm. Do wa. pennies and
.-.Ir-n-L- Ind hon rnu..--
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
roo MrCm InN MAren.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. Sept 11.-Husbaud and wife
zuattercd with each others blood. and
stcpson trying TO intcrcede and reap
ing the usual harvest Of the peace
maker was the situation as found bv
the police az the home 81 John Hasse;l.
gHoema kcr. between Twoutv-niufn
and Trirticfh streets. ON Washington
avenue. at midnight last night. HasselI
had been drinking and arrived homo
late in an ugly mood. T;emonstrsnre
from nis wife started the row. HasselI
was locked up for hearing tomorrow
morning Boz police court