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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-26
STATEN ISLAND RAPTD TRANSIT
RAILWAY
Time Table IN Efect Thursday. May

PERTH AMBoY TO NEW YORK.
LBAyELae;1Q e;Ss. 100 7:2s, TIA 500,
s s:SS. s s:ss. '; rs. iG "a. 1 ia. a I'D 3. 49, 1857 l Is.
ia s4Teu5RpAys BETWEEN 11:so A M.
s:6ss.D 2;as,' 500. s:sS IA. b:s6. $40. 7:Si. Sir
"a: RDpTSiiTT E BOATS WITHOUT
~, 9:9 ia. ~ "a, III So a, 20; O. f T:sS. ss::ass..
~; sAr FTjie q g.: a Is 1 49, LAS: Il n s:4s. s:5s.
AZ Hf1S S;So, s;o' 3;@, s;aS; lG;oO' 1S;5T ?; w q,
s s:SS. Ss: :tS,. TT s:4ss 5' r." SIS: IS "a s:k l rs. s:SS
1868, s;45. 1885. and holidays only 11:S0 p.
rA A PR qoNNpoT RoATa zuAv T1 Pn2ET
Al ASR2 S:fo s:IS. a aeis. ID! Do S.s 4 G s;a. 1a:s.
HOLIDAYS BAY p only 10 q. M. and As SIS % =
EEEEyWy y9SK g, 20 e. gSF SIJ5. ~, SsP9 IA,
az. nj 5:1s ia; s?ss, nG s3ss: s:@ u.s. u.s. . s:s.
S'S sAF F1j9s. la;ss p bEE r. l Sen q n 20 p. m.
s s9S l s:s. P9;;dPa .N -. sd: TO- sd b. @h:ias' FIG.
q rSSRRB 81 1sSSSSASSc4EfS5ASF 4 LEAVE E R0Er
ffEsSSy . niI 1:SS 81! "a s:sS s:.s s'9 s3;ao. igs:sgs
20 4 pi I''i 9;;ss n!ssa i:sS 1SS. ia s;RiSs
ISL s5TTNbRYg ARD LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
LEAVE NEW YORK-e:Q 400. eco
ESQ 1923. n;@ 9 M: 400 n9e9i 500
s:GS, SO io:S u;S p. ms h:& night;
and holidays only 1890 a. M.
ADDITIONAL BOATS WITHOUT
TENVILLE|s:H s:{S $50. HOO g. M;
nso nQopi I:8. 500. $500, A;6 s:5s, $50
1858. e:s6, esbS p. m- and e;S a. ms h0lL~
A GEORGE ?. BROWN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-26

Open ...... TOO a. m. Close. 1850 p. m
Money Order department opens 1880 a.
Registry Department opens z g. m.
closes 500 p. m.
Carriers window open evenings from
6 to Z p. m. Sundays 8 to 10 a. m
Stamp window opens 7 q. m; closes at
1880 p. M. daily. Sundays, opens Q g. M;
closes 1000 q. m.
Public corridor open until Q p. II.
GEORGE H. TICE.
g..a.a irrs Postmaster.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

beioe fig frem | oct foreneoe Spo-
afrifa emo / aannoo.
ge6 SnmnrbeiSe er Der oeslt0en
MuIigbe0 for at operpinOe De Ban.
~ifeIigbeoer, JON Mongel poo Pr
beiosfr1ft bi0til bar bereot. Mar
gior0e 10 6oriee meo at inofere Sri
neiere til Grbeioe | Minerne. men
&aeemooiGtnin9en bar neiten Itan.
Jet 0enne Sn0pnnoring, og aafferne
er life egneoe til oct itrenee glrbeioe.
Der eemmes nemlie life blot Sub
og 0iamanter / Notals og Grams
Wnals 9ieree, men Der er tiaiee riee
9uaeier, oe andre MineroIier finoes
/ itgrre Mpn9oe. Man bar altioa
&igoomme NOT, nnar blot Der er pr.
6%ei0sfraft til at bragg Dem frem,
og oa Ser er gooe 9etingelier for at
ifaffe en- aIii6ig Sn0uitri, bebsoer
man life aIene at bpeee paa l16iers.
len.
Oct ioreneoe S~p0ofritl er ct
9ono n1e0 De rigeIte 5remtiosmu.
Iigbe6el, oa biemme / england fsI-
ser man llooifIingen meo itsuiteOp
m~erfiombe0. Oct par Meningen, at
8rins @eorg al @nIes ifllIOe aabne
%llnionens ferite Rarlament. men
Song eOpor0s 0s0 og Sronififtet
Gn0rer iormo0entlig 6enne glon;
set meneS, at &ertuoen al Con.
nougbtnu fommer til at repreiente.
re aronen. l~l6eluffet er oct cog
life, at Song @eore ielo refer til
ben iierne aoloni for at gipe Den
eneeIif.boaan0Ife gefoIfning 9eoi.
ier for, at mar fsIger oct npe SO.
Ioniri9e meo lepenOe Snteresie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
0arpeb, 6nitler d 3Witd1ea.
Of SO. al e II.

Den omerifonife aoniuI too peO
ginouet / fit 9ontor oe itirreoe no
paa Sen ooa0e, eoe, italienife @aoe,
Der Ina foron bom. S flere elmer
bar Der foloen en- foIO 0ooember..
regn, % oQe Ieoenoe 8eiener, meo
llnotaeeIie al BoIitibetienten oe en-
foriuIten Sllnb, loo til at pore
freben / 9D. aoniulen par en- graz
baaret, melanfolif Wnno / Wioten
al 8reOierne, og bette bar bans fsr.
tie @rfaring me0 9enipn til 6een.
ti0en / Stalien.
yOg oct tl.6er De oct ioapie Sta.
Iienl" brumme6e ban. ogtei mo
iee be0e ON Chicago. Regner oct
Der, %ifpn0er Soft Jig enonu mere
meo at Lobe runot og paste 6eres
6orretninger I Steoet for At iiote
moe pna aaieer % rpge aoolbIn.
6el@
Get b nfeOe / oct iamme pna
aontor6errn, % en- uns, o~oerorOent.
lia imuf Came traaSte mo. Gun
BAD ON at moatte tale meo Son.
iulen.
Seq er til 8ieneItel" iuare6e
oenne. oMao ieg 5eOe Dem tnee
gIo6s oe iioe mig, bon6 De bar poo
Siertel"
Seq er ira ct. 2ouis. SEQ er
Soroep, Suitler & Sptdea. De fen.
Der iiffert set Waonl"
Oct ifulbe ieo tro," oar 9oniu.
lens noget forbapie6e Spar. ySar.
oeo, SuItler & 5pitdea er 10 ct Of
Be itsrite grportfirmuer uoen for
Chicago
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

maaierne BAR 6reOt Jig meo rioenoe
6~urtigbeo / Omegnen. Wen Spore.
ne ira Ben elmle 8io er enonu IN.
belize. @n @a0e JON 2itergaoe er
altfor ineoer for en- StOrbp. ae.
ben6aon er fife nogen almin0elig
mo0erne StorbD, oen er life ct Lille
Bars" eaer ct life Berlin, oen
er noget for Jig ielo, ben er a6'
benbapnl
5or 5remmeoe er ben liOlige
Samfqroiel pnafnlOen6e, oen iterfe
Brig al automobiler % Rioebiul,
for 9errer, men on %naonlig for 8a'
mer. 5 asbenbaDn tsrer aloeroen
/ automobil eaer bar Gpfle. %.
merne ier goot no, o~oerboueOet for.
Itaar Be fs6en6nOnife Gamer at fl9.
De fig. Seq tsr nof panitaa, at Der
/ Berlin, Sam6ore og asIn er lige.
iaa imuffe aoinOer iom | asben.
baon. og BOG pirfer apinoerne tier.
fere Der emo andre SteOer. moaite
mcO linOngelie al Paris. Zen ban.
neoe Onnife Gnme bor en- egen
Raooe at fIpoe iig paa, iom pasier
til bsn6es beIe pore 6remir9oen.
SenOes Smas er fiffer iom Bari.
ierinoens. Selbeosinbtrpffet fmnit.
neriif pr9gei.
] oct fsbenhnpnIfe a~ultur.io lpiI.
Ter Qpin0en en- fremtrpOenoe Role.
bun asr ia srloenoe | gioenIfnb.
aunlt. GrbDerslip. : ben ~fOnoeIise
porcearnsfnbrif uOfsrer apinoer al
Ss bsoiie b~oroerlias arebie arbsi.
ST., Tom man nnbet Siebs piloe
oDerIooe III mere uialiiperebe arri.
ter. Ten Der CT en- Stprfe | bette.
Wnnife GsmmeIiabeben peo Def 10.
bsHbnpnife goresnrns gerbsnbt.
rsnmeIIe brnasr Iammen bermeb.
III bet Tile bnnife GoEf or nooei
'oa bot Ronomiif o. oonbeIiai. ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

mt. Ger er pnoig gammeloags 9D9.
ringer, iom Roienborg Slot, Der er
ct mo0erne, burtigleuenoe Sip ! 6or-
retningerne, paa 8a0er % 8Ia0ier.
gaa 9sibropla6s iio6er 9pens
@runOlngger, 9(binIon, bit iii Seit,
! oisie 0mgipelier bar ri 9srien %
Sc 6anife Miniiterier, Der ! 9erbe.
0en ligger BET un6er 8enopferelie
Deren0e ariitiansborg. On 8pifer
logger meo megen Snteresie Werfe
til, at aongebus, Ries6ag os 5sie.
iteret Der Taar golig un6er iamme
Gag. ct ll0trDf Tor oct ofient!i1e
Gins itnft oemofrntiife grpg ! 7an.
mart.
50 funoe income mango flere to.
benbnDneife 9ngninger, amnlien-
borg, Rarmorfirfen, men maa
nsies meo at f~rembppe Rprops
8Rrt, oct M 9nnobus. Get er ooer.
rnifen0e imuft, bpgget | moOerne
RenRsionceitil. ct fu%nitneriif u0trpf
for OnnIf Ruti0sfultnr. let onies
for en- Of be Imuffeite Bpsninger |
ROrOen. Get inOre iDorsr eonife til
bet pore. Somtliee gqreIIer %
SuIe er bOIOte / Inmme Stii. OelOis
UNDER AnDen6eIIe al operrnifenoe
fimple Wioler.
vi bIeu pna R1aobufet mobtoane
al mango Serrer al gpens borpaIi.
ming me6 gorameiter SenIen |
spiOien. Der bleD boIot en- lille Def.
fomfttnIe til os. Boa ben ipnrebe
goramriter 5nrrss fra asIn. Gan
uoiaIte gemorina for bet Tmuffe
Gus. Tor ben bnnfse Borgerftnno.
for 9anoets SffmbeS o. ben snnife
auIturs itronIenbe t5Ians. Oct er
iffs Ino mango aar Hben. at asben.
bdpn IoEH en- Iins Hp Io1 inbefTemf
meiIem be oumIe 5aftningsporfer.
M er eodnoeue Ipranafs. o. es,s-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
Gn SDifers SnotrDf al
aebenbapn.

st itsrre tpif Selifub bar for en-
Iii ii6en %foretaget en- Stuoiereiie
georo pan og blon0t anoet 6eiSgt
G~s6enbuun. On nf 3eItagerne it'll.
orer / raslniide 3eitung~ fine Sn0.
trpf at ben 0anife SOOeOita0. Oct
beo0er:
Otter en- bolo Snes timers Sej'
LAOS ouffe6e Rsen frem meo De 6Oi'
Be Sfrpnter, ooerboPloet al lpie.
ersnne gsgetr9er og omgiOen al BET
bloa, blinfenoe Son. Reiten iamti.
big faar Ri gie pan ben %ipenife apit,
oa noale Elmer ienere buffer aeben.
baDn op Of SaDet, belpit Of ben Jpn
fenoe afteniol. Warmorfirfens mpg'
tiqe 41Ipel lpier iom imeltet Sub,
ben gsr ct belt ipolanif Sn0trpf
miot / be uopreeet noroiife Omgi.
pelier.
3 en- eieaOommelig ~foroentnings.
fuIo Stemning nRrmer ri oS ben
bonife &opeoitoO, bet noroiife atben,
Get Of be DigtigiteauIturcenire ! Ror.
ben. Com Den srRife SoOeOitoO Iis.
ger ben peo 3dpet. On areos al tru.
smbe 5orter beDoster aonsebpen fra
Ssioen. Rellem ct Dor Of Oisie
Gorier GLIDER 81 freOeIiot IND mob
gpen mo | GribnDnsn. 8i ionr
itrafs ct DenIioi Snotrpf. IoIOUrie.
net aiper % Con III at poslere uOen
1olSrepiion. Dor anfomft er meIoi
| 6orreicn. mar iror % pan port
Orb. at 81 inaen ioIopIigtiee Rnrsr
bar meo %.
Deb en- burfia 1ur aennem gpsu
Foriturfcs bet Fsrfie iTpafiae Sno.
trpf. Qfbenbopn e. On % meo IN
mcrfelia 1Ianoina At snmsueii q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

Ser paa, at iterfe auIturfrefter er
leoen0e / Solicit. Monife beneer oct
ogiGa iammen me0 ben fri 6orfat.
ming, ooerbooe0et meo De frie 6or.
bold. 6or 9petiebe6 er gnnen ri
til ale 5ioer, Der itoar life noeen
forpiuifet Ooerflnsie / geien. Der
er giaie til at orbeiOe JON til at
npoe 9ipets @Ipoer, 6ribe0 oe Di-
ieipIin fsIees 40, arbei6e oe Sui.
turnDoelie tribes She ON SIDE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

oct er fun Dem. ser oIorig ret er eoaet til Serren, at
ser Tiger, at ban fan intet, eaer 5uert Sab life ret
meeet. boor oet iuooan er riatig GAIT. Gem, Der bar
Dos BAN, Sc tiger 10 oae, at ban fan, boor gait
set ia er, oo De MAJ 10 Dog oi6e BET be0re; for be bar
10 preoet oct"
uSa, oct ipnes ieg osiau," flyer ieg % 9ioer BAN
en- BOG Om interchangeable al 9roen. @aar ioo.
On Si0 efter beiegte iee BAN ieen. SOOr fornnOretl
Sans auipn par 6Ieoen a~ifluret. iom fun Serrens anuO
fan gre oct. @lanien log cen Msoe. llpiItaurig
mootte ieg u%o6rpoe: Men g. On,9e er 10 bleOen
gIool"
So, ieg er bleOen oIool soem ifnlOe 6ooe trOet
BET. 0aen Serren tai gere Bet"
Suoroon oct por oaaet til2 Sonl oct altio eonr.
Serren bno6e taeet Jig al BAN, % oct par enot meO,
at @uos 6re0, iom fan bepare Sierter, par ballet ne0
5erOOen ira O9 latte M fit StempeI pau alt.
sitter gf noeIe Gage. IA iee fom inc til BAN,
iua ieg, at en- sfp 9aooe Inot fig mprt oOer bans Ga
inn. Seq ipsrger:
n9pao er Der 8eien g
Set er bette me6 6roen, ioarer ban.
9Son0 mener Dep
gguOs Orb Tiger: y&oniager eoer ieu, ON S ere
+ Groen, prsper G6er ielo"; oe ioa er Der ogiaa bette ON
pGroen. Der er opO uOen @erninoer" logger ban til.
pGe bar oaret peO at u~noerisee Ceres Gro, ON
Sen er Or6en2"
u5n."
On De funOe 0are iffer poo BEN, ftole pan
benz"
rSo."
uOg ian2"
rsaa er ieg bleoen 6angel"
81 iunoe6e os li0t. iaa Tiger ieo: ,aere g tror
De life, at &c er Serb meo at piqe tro pao Deres
Gro Ste6et for at tro pno 9erren. Gro poa fin Gro
pl alto glippe; men 9roen at flpnge fig til Seus
ariitus og BAN f~orsfpitet. bet clipper aIOrie.
.ann nof u9re, men Der CT ipnfet iom en- Gage
ouer min 1onfe, iao ben fife rigtig fan iaa fat noget,~
iuorer ban.
.an, men nuur 9e life fan finpe ae0e Bette mes
Eroen. ioa MAJ De before iige noget til Serren, i1rl
De er flor ooer, oe JON De trenger til
pSa, 6pao ifaI ieg iige?"
Som BET er. 9uno ipnes De ON at iige: apre
6relier, gu 6ar iagt, at oe ~bepare0e maa ommet til Big;
ies fonmer til Dig, foiter mig 6ine arme, cor mig
igenl Seq fan life mere tpnfe paa 3roen D Mt
,9ej, ieg fan life tnnfe mere pna Bet iuft'oe BAN
men 6ine arme, fare 6reIier en- gantrei SpnOer
Dine arme ior OF bIipe gIu0 igen!"
0oeIe Gage efter por alt eoOt. Sg 5an par fIar
ogiaa 9anfen. Oct. 3e Oil0e mig 6en onOen Da3 lneS
bet, 7e uil6e. ieg itul6e iige til Serren par 10 netup at
iag0e ban iom ON, ban 6aOOe giort en- Op0ogeIie.
Saa 6ol0t 6et til oct iioite. 6orunOerIig bnrne.
.noerlig og barnetlnr par ban. Gn Gag ba0 ieg BAN
1ilie noale, iom ban nof trof iammen me0 opre paa
Ben an6en Si6e. Slab beoaeet uobrs0 ban: at iaaOan
sn5tpmper ion ieg ifoI gao me0 iao0onne6ilienerl" Og.
Ioa et anoet glpoeoe ban Jig PED, 0a oct bIeO BAN flart
@uos Or0s 9ps; nemlie bette, Of ban, iom fom isrit
ppre me6 til OF mo6tage og andre, Der tom eier,
oe epige 8oli9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
91nhugsrknlrknrt
meo bnnif Sefit.

9CeIIop
70 Sfriftiproe (3icfets) ale forifeIIise.
stsrreie thX2A. srpft paa eoot Barton
/ fire aulsrer. gp llbgaoe. 30
"a 8plone Bloomington meb Iieeiaa man.
ge forifelige Sfriftiprog og Ders. 9rptt /
Cub poa forifeQiefaroet anrton. Stsr.
relic 2%X4R
12 f~orifeaiee glomiterfort meo ubpnIgte
Sfriftiprog al Sob. 60. paa 5oriioen.
StsrreIie 2HX2%.
Sanme Sort JON gr. 9 3 og meo iamme
3efit poo 6oriioen, men meo SaImen ellie
Subs Barn, boao ifaoer Dig" paa gogiiSen.
Get gers paa boert Sort.
10 forifeaige glomiterfort 2AX3h 3om.
mer. 5efiten er ~uopaIete gers Of 1. Sob.
8rep, ale forifelige.
Snmme Sort iom gr. . 8 og meo ianrme
aefit poa 5oriOen. men !neb SaImen .Op
al ben Sing, iom Sub bar eiort4 poa
gagIi6en. .
10 inruffe gIomiterfort boer meo %foriteIIig
aefit fra Seiu 8ierepraoifen os meo Gal.
mepers bag poa. Stsrrelfe 3BX4 9om-
nler. .
Ers. @rimfes fefitfort. 100 2anoifabs.
billeoer meo gibeItefit. Gbromo. StsrreI.
ie 3X4% 1ommer. .
y@nbs 5reb~. ~ bibelite Sefffort meS
gioniter os 5usle imuf 5oroetrpf. Stsr.
relie aka 5ommer. /.
ysalmsers". 10 Sort | Immf 5aroetrpf
1eft fra saImernes BOG. SisrreIIe 5hX
az dommsr. .
vWnSs Orb bet Citizens ess1. t2 bibslRe
fsfftfort msb glomitsr o. SnitioIer fire
5arrer o. Sub. Sfsrrelfe bX4 fommer.
y ~.
ryl9be | 1rrrrH". ~ fine eanbIfabsbil.
Iebsr meo gIomfer oa nua.s | 5arpu o.
Sub. sisrreie iAX5A fomner. .
1snifk estt. Rstf. esuIs, Blair Rsbr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-19
TWO HURT IN
BAD WRECK
Continued from Page one,

sustained internal injuries. Taken to
st. Margaret's hospital
Express messenger Piper, cut and
bruised about the body.
A number of others of the express
train attaches, were bruised and cut,
but none of them seriously.
The freight train, headed by switch
engine No. 1901 was coming out of the
Inland Steel companys yards. with
Fireman E. J. Roper at the throttle.
| The freight crew had evidently for
gotten that the Express was due at
about this time, and was crossing onto
| the main track just in time to be side
| swiped by the engine of section of
the No. q fast express which was
forging westward just about to take
the bride.
| Both train crews with the exception
of Engineer Bloomhuff, saw their dang
er N time to jump for their lives.
Bloomhuff. on the contrary apparently
knew nothing of what was in store for
, i'm. until he found himself pinioned
between the wreckage of his own and
the express engine.
4 The express train as composed of two
passenger coaches and a half dozen ex-
press cars, but fortunately the pass
enger coaches were thrown headlong
| about the cars when the crash came
| and all were more or less bruised and
hurt, but none seriously.
Bloomhuff, the injured engineer was
the engineer whom the famous Chi
cago car barn bandits. held up at Toll
eston, forcing him to make use of his
engine to help them in their flight
! AS soon as the accident occurred
rescuers got to work to extricate the
/ injured man. At first it was thought
that he was killed. but sl..s of life
proved this TO be untrue and when pull
cd out fro mthe wreckage it was not
long before the stunned and bleeding
man regained consciousness He was
placed aboard a hand car and conveyed
Michigan avenue where a stretchel
procured from the establishment OF
Burns and McGuan was in waiting DIR
Frederic Sauer had been summoned anf
was first on the scene, and he had the
sufferer removed on the stretcher to hi:
office. Sergeant Frank Barker anC
George F. Brennan, the f1agman on the
flyer, carrying the streJcher. Later, af.
ter DIR. Sauer had attended to the man:
most serious injuries. he was taken K
st. Margarets hospital in Burns an(
AIcCsuans ambulance
= The wreckage, two heavy locomotive
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-19

will fight him if necessary to the last
ditch. They favor either Joseph NJ
Cravens OF Madison. or Adolph Seiden-
sticker of Marion county Either, il
is said, would be satisfactory to the
governors wing OF the party.
But it now begins to look like the
governor viii not be able to land eth
er Cravens or Seidensticker as speak
er and there is talk TO the effect that
Adam Wise of Plymouth may be picked
as the compromise candidate and al
hands combine to elect him.
Wise S q strong man and made fine
impression in the last house, In which
ne was the representative from Mar
shall county. He was elected to fl
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Representative Sarber, who passed
away during the early days of the SEES
sion. Wise was elected at a specia
election called for the purpose of fill
ing this vacancy. He had not been ir
the house three days until he begar
to make himself felt. He is goot
lawyer. a good parliamentarian and
man with force Of character. so that hi
really has the material in him to make
a good speaker.
Wise stood for everything the demo
Gratis tried put over at the last ses
sion and says now that he stands
squarely on the democratic state plat
form and will support everything tn,
party promised to do. He is liberal il
his views, although he represents a DIR,
county.
1t developed a few days ago tina
Spencer was candidate for speaker
long before he was nominated for rep
resentative. This looks like he ha,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-19

lying on their sides, one on cash side of
the main track, had the effect of COM
pletely tying up traffic the Penn
sylvania for many hours. The eighteen
hour fer as well as all other trains
were forced to go around by way of
the loop. Trainmaster German was in
charge of the wrecking crew which
came out from Chicago to clear the
tracks, and with him also was DIR. M
Cloud of South Chicago, but as the in
jured had already had surgical atten-
ton, Dr. McCloud's services were not
required.
| The conductor of the freight train
was r. Deffen and of the express c. c..
Names. Neither of these was injured,
further than slight bruises.
| Charles B1oomhoff the engineer who
was injured in the Indiana Harbor
wreck is the father of Charles Bloom
huff formerly of Gary and who was en-
ployed as timekeeper in the Indiana
steel mills. Young Bloomhuff was ar
rested with a number of others in con-
nection with the payroll frauds I'M
earthed last summer. He with the
others was tried before Special Judge
White and was bound over to the sup
erior court.
The elder Bloomhuf and his son al
ways maintained that the whole affair
was a conspiracy and if the veil were
rent apart ment higher up would be
found to be involved. 1t was the elder
Bloomhuff whose engine was captured
by the car barn bandits at what is now
the Broadway crossing in November
1903 They killed the brakeman OF
the train and tried to STAY the engineer.
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$500 attached to It. The job is also
a sort of a crown prince or heir ap-
parent affair for should anything ever
happen to Mr.. Knots that would cause
the mayoralty to become vacant Mr..
Dunsing will become the mayor of
Gary.
Nyhof Gets Prize.
John ]. Nyhoff, the coal man, demo-
cratic politician and former newspaper
reporter for The TIMES received the
second prize. He Will now be COM
missioner of public works with salary
of $500 a year MI Nyhoff, Mayor
Knots and Engineer Melton will com
prise the boadr of public works.
Safety commissioners went to H. H.
Highlands, republican and two demo-
Gratis. Attorney Emmett White who
withdrew from the judgeship race in
favor of Judge Wildermuth and Frank
Borman the Tolleston warhorse. The
safety commissioners will boss the fire
and police departments.
OraL Wildermuth Of the pioneer law
firnAof Wildermuth and Carnduff wears
the title of city judge by virtue of the
ma8r's appointment and he sat on the
benz yesterday morning. Judge
win ermuth came to Gar from Logan
spoF and is actively identified with
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Dunsfng a Dark Horse.


Probably the greatest surprise was
was a dark horse. Even the most ex-
pert political forecasters in Gary never
took his name into consideration and
when his appointment was foreshadow-
ed in THE TIMES yesterday before the
official announcement was made very
few believed him likely candidate.
That Mr.. Dunsing will able to fill
the job of comptroller there is no ques-
ton as he is an expert accountant and
his bank training in Hammond has CIV
en- him pretty good basis for the post.
In Gary he is very popular and has
succeeded in keeping aloof from fac
tional troubles so his appointment will
not stir up any factional muss.
However, Just how some of the I'M
successful Will take it remains to be
seen. Former Town Trustee Milliard
A Caldwell was ready to receive the
honor IL it fell his way and the late
candidate for joint senator Hugh E.
Corbett was also mentioned. Way back
last winter the mayors private secre-
tary dcourt clerk, Richard Winkler
said that he was promised the job and
it is stated that he was expecting
something better but he din't get it.
Some Tears Are Shed.
There was also a number of grieved
hears this morning among the unsuc-
| cessful seekers for the safety com
missionership and several were abroad
| for the public work job and Stree
Commissioner Patrick c. Finerty seemed
| to be the most likely man for the place
| 1t is also rumored that there will be
some changes in the board of health
and that about the first of Decembel
DR.. F. NJ. Walsh the health secretary
and highest salaried man of the board
will step down in favor of DR.. Evans OIL
some one else. Last year when DR.
Walsh was appointed it was rumoret
| that he was given the job for but {
year there were so many doctors t.
| be awarded that the post is to be helt
by one man for only period of twelve
months.
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UNCERTAIN
OF STATUTES
IS GOVERNOR

It is conceded that the city judgeship
question is not yet settled although
Mayor Knots is exhibiting a letter
from Governor Marshall which states
that the chief executive does not know
whether he has the appointive power
or not Neither does the mayor but he
took a chance and appointed Mr.. Wild
ermuth.
The governors authority to appoint
is vested thus: The state constitution
says that the governor shall appoint
all vacancies IN judgeships and in the
event of newly created Offices the gov
ernor has also made the appointment
as in the case of Judge Reiter of the
Hammond superior court.
The 1909 statutes say that the COVER
nor shall appoint the city judge in case
of death resignation or disability. II
Is on the specific point that the statutes
do not say anything that the governor
can appoint in a newly created Office.
On the other hand the mayor has
no constitutional right to appoint a
judge but a 1905 statue gives him
some power In this regard. Yet the
1909 statute gives the governor the
authority and all statutes. leave the
power OF both in the case OF newly
created ONCE III considerable QOOpt.
Some time ago the governor an.
nounced that in case of city judgeshiI
appointments he would name only
man favorable to the local administra
ton but the soreness between the gov.
ernor and the Gary mayor caused
hitch In the meantime some interest
ing Developments may spring up ant
1t will probably be a month befor,
Judge Wildermuth knows that he Il
securely tackled to his seat
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Fleming feels that his work is done and
that 1t is now up TO the legislature to
make good. There was no friction in
the association which caused Fleming
to res ign. 1t was a harmonious situa-
ton, and Flemings' resignation was
rendered as matter of propriety in
connection with his service senator.
1t is not known yet who VIII succeed
him In that position.
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Ing at 1880 p. m. first Monday of the
month.
Social meeting at p. m. second
Thursday of each month
Mems Benevolent association every
third Wednesday of the month at 1880
p. m.
Male chorus Wednesday at .. M.
Young Peoples society at 1880 p. m.
alternate Thursdays.
Choir practice Thursday at 1880 D. m.