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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
EAST CHICAGO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Z. Jackson en-
tertained at a large family dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Their guests includ-
ed the c. c. Smiths. the Gus Jacobsons,
and the Bruce Millers. both senior
and junior. In the afternoon they en-
joyed an auto ride and returning had
supper at the Jackson home in the eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Canine were host
and hostess at Thanksgiving gather
ing on Thursday. They had as their
guests Pearl Townsend and Messrs. Ev-
erets and Roy Williams.
MisS Augusta Glenn. special teacher
at the Mckinley school. went to Wave
land. Ind, to spend Thanksgiving.
Rev and Mrs. A II. Lawrence of Indi-
annapolis have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Lawrence's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ed. Packard of Forsyth ave-
nue.. They came to Crown Point to at
tend wedding. and took advantage
of their visit there to run up to East
Chicago Mrs Lawrence may stay a
while here. but Rev. Lawrence will
probably have to return home almost
Immediately on account of his church
duties.
Scarlet fever has broken out in the
home of Sergeant Michael German of
Stieglitz Park
Miss Matilda Msrkle spent the day
with relatives in the city on Thanks
giving
Miss Clara Ponske of the high school
is spending her Thanksgiving holidays
in Milwaukee.
Miss Emily Palmer OF Englewood
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
CHM of Barring avenue
II. H Clark and l. r. Thompson are
Mathematical and Science Teachers in
progress in Chicago today and yester-
day.
Miss Esther Fay Shower of the high
school is attending the National Associ-
alton of English Teachers convention
in Chicago
NJ. and Mrs. e. Canine areSSpend-
ing the day in Chicago.
Allan Lewis is getting along nicely
after his operation for appendicitis. and
it is hoped that he may be in condition
to bring home from ST Margaret's hos
pital today. He will have to be moved
in an ambulance. Miss Florence Lew
is who is home from South Bend, where
she is attending school, had intended
to return tomorrow, but has decided
to prolong her visit so as to with hel
brother for few days.
JACK f1NdhS, VINO mas Deen SUFFERING
from severe attack of rheumatism, /.
back at work again.
The d. A. r. will hold their month";,
meeting at the home of Mrs George w
Lewis today. 1t is the monthly meet.
ing for December.
Mrs. Fl, X Groves and Mrs. Jack Ev-
ans Left this morning to spend the day
at Chicago Heights, the guests of Mrs
Thomas Fogg-
Mrs. Clinton W. Lytle of Beacon
street is expecting her mother. Mrs
Margaret Budd. on Tuesdaysto spend
few weeks with her.
Mrs August Johnson went to tn,
city today.
The quarantine has been lifted from
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elme
Bourque, where Mary Bourque has beel
suering from scarlet fever
The Lake county politicians ar
meeting at West Baden today and Alb
Ottenheimer and August Johnson lef
for that place yesterday to be gone un
til tomorrow.
The Royal Neighbors of America vii
give pedro party at their camp roor
in Weiland's hall, Tuesday evening. Dee
s, at 1880 p. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
WOLGAST TO REST
FOR SIX MONTHS

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. Eight
weight Champion AID wolgast will not
don a glove for six months. Manager
Jones today said the little fellow would
not be able to leave the hospital for
two weeks. After he has recovered
from the effects sof the operation for
appendicitis he will rest at his beach
cottage at Venice.
Although the physicians say Wolgast
will be well enough in three months
time to re-enter the ring, Jones stated
that under no condition would he think
of permitting the champion to take up
boxing again for at least six months.
Wolgast, according to Jones will con-
slider Welsh his first opponent.
Welsh and Richie drew a trife over
s2.S00 OF this amount Welsh received
35 per cent, while Richie was given 20
per cent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
Sporting Briefs

Pitcher "Cy" Morgan OF the Athletics
hit 81 batsmen last season.
Jack Barry. shortstop of the worlds
champs, has opened a garage in Wor-
cester, Mass.
1t is rumored In Eastern league cir
cles that the Providence, Jersey City
and Montreal franchises are for sale.
Umpire Brennan OF the National
league is giving a lecture with NOV
ing pictures of the worlds series, in
vaudeville.
The Portland. Ore, club will erect
a new grand stand and blsachers which
are to haye~a seating capacity of a.
900 persons.
Andy Coakley. the former Philsdel-
phia-cincinnau pitcher. has signet
contract to coach the Williams college
baseball team.
The Fond du Lac team in the Wis
consin-Ilinois league will probably be
shifted to Elgin. Ill, If the Elgin fans
dig and produce the necessary pleasure
getters.
st. Louis scribe waileth thus: The
Cardinals have two reasons for being
famous Gin st. Louis). They are the
only ball club owned by woman, and
they are the only team that lost a Sc
ries to the Browns.
l. Manager Ned Egan OF the Ottumwa
team in the Central association has all
, the minor league managers outside the
fence when 1t comes to class Ned was
married recently to Miss Kate Drum
mond of ST. Paul and the happy couple
are now taking trip around the world
for their honeymoon.
!. The recent wealth of President Rus
sell of the Boston Nationals will no
and change in the management.
| Now that Hal Chase has resigned as
manager of the New York Americans.
Gotham fans are trying to figure out
who will lead the Yankees next season
| From all accounts Messrs. Ebbets of
Brooklyn. Fogel of Philadelphia and
Murphy of Chicago made big hit with
the minor league magnates at the re-
cent meeting in San Antonio. Tex
| Jimmy Johnson. Carlisle's former
star quarterback. is practicing dentist
~ in the tropics.
Five hundred undergraduates &C
| companied the Michigan team to Cor
nell for the game with the Ithacans
| Both Captain Potter of the Harvard
baseball team, and Captain Merritt OF
the Yale nine are varsity quarterbacks
| Owing to the over-application for
tickets each year to the Yale Harvard
game Yale will build stadium to sea,
| 10000 people
| One of the greatest struggles on the
| Western gridiron this season was the
| MINI esota- Wisconsin Sc tie game
/ The Dartmouth eleven made a fine
| showing this season, but was not quite
strong enough to down Princeton or
Harvard.
Penn and Cornell are hard at work
| preparing for their last game of the
season, which will take place Thanks
giving Day.
Trinity college, with only $50 stu
dents. turned out an eleven that de-
feated Colgate, Wesleyan and the Mas
sachusetts Aggies.
Jimmy Thorpe of the Carlisle eleven
is one of the wonders of the athletic
world. Coming to Carlisle in 1908 with
no knowledge whatever of athletics, he
has since then accomplished a marvel
Gus variety of athletic feats on floor
gridiron. diamond, track and field.
Alf Lynch, the Canadian bantam, and
Joe Shea have signed to meet in New
.Haven. Dec. II
The defeat of X. o. Brown by One
Round" Hogan has boosted Hogan's
stock about so per cent
If you are a Judge or quality try ;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
$ II O r. II s.
schmidt and all the other foreign Crap

schmidt and all the other foreign Crap
piers.
The main event is supported by a
good card. Paul Martinson, the wrest-
ling motorman, will meet Yussiff Hus-
sane in one-fall bout. This should
be a good bout, as both men are well
thought of at .heir weight
Tony Ball and Ernest Kartye. who
wrestled to long draw at the last
club show,~will go 20 one fall. Frank
Pecher and Young Zbyszko, middle
weights, will open the entertainment
with a finish bout
You Will say that a Lavender cigar
cannot be beat. II you try ono.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
COORDRELLI TO
SHOW STRENGTH

One more whale" or European
wrestler will make his first appear
ance tonight at the Chicago Athletic
association show. Coordrelli a giant
Turk. weighing over 800 pounds, who
was brought to America by Antoine
Pierri, is billed to toss Sampson, the
2S5-pound German. twice in thirty min
utes- Coordrelii asserts that he has
met and defeated Mahmout. Hacken-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
MEYER RoUNDLY SCORED
Governor DonnEbcy, of Arknn.un, Un-
burdens Himself.

Little Rock. Ark. January I.-Sccrc-
tary of the Navy Won H. Meyer 10
roughly scored, charged with wound
Ing State pride and accused of gross
discourtesy' I'm general In letter adj
dressed to the secretary to-day by
Governor George w. Donaghey. of Ar
Kansas. The action of the Navy De
partmcnt in arranging for the launch
Ing of the battleship Arkansas and the
providing Of sponsor brought forth
the letter.
After reviewing correspondence and
MS request that the ceremonies be post
poned, the Governor con,inucs:
Il am now advised by you that you
treat this latter part OF my suggestion
with indifference and tlns office with
disdain by arrogatinE to yourseII au-
thority that neither law nor custom
invested you with by proceeding to
ORDER such ceremonies as might fiji
your conception of Arkansas pride and
duty on this occasion. In doing this
you were not only guilty of gross dis
courtesy to the representative of a
sovereign State, but subjected yourself
TO criticism that cannot be adequate
iy expressed in an official conmunica-
ton from the representative of a State
TO an officer OF the Federal govern
IncHt."
In conclusion, tho Governor declares
thal the Stale OF Arkansas will take
no further responsibility for the core
monies attendant to the launching on
January IA.
Following the recent announcement
from Washington that Miss Mary
Macon, daughter of Representative
Macon. of Arkansas. had been selected
TO christen the battleship. Governor
Donaghey announced tnat he had al
ready selected Miss Marion ..arkc.
daughter of United States Senator
Clarke, for that nonor. This embar-
RAISING situation was relieved by the
announcement of Senator Clarke that
his daughter would decline the APP
pointment. and II was thought the In
c!dent was cndod
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
BANKERS WANT ACTION
Ask Taft to Get Monetary situation
Before ConEress
ISnccial in ,rhn ,rln,a..Tlnt1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Washington. January 7.-Scvcral
well known bankers Of the country to-
day, urged the President to see If he
could not persuade Congress to do
something on the monetary question
at the present session. The subject was
talked over Informally at White
House dinner tonight to which the
President invited the bankers when he
learned they were in the city.
Those at the dinner were j. +. For
gan: Of Chicago: Daniel G. Wing. OF
BOSTON, and c. s. Rowe, of Cincinnati.
J; Laurence Laughlin. OF the Univer-
slty OF Chicago, department of political
economy. and Representatives Weeks
and Vreeland. of the House COMMITTEES
OF banking and Currency, were the
other guests.
The bankers believe action ought to
nc mad on the money question imme-
dlately, but before they leave WASH
ington they probably wifi understand
thnt 1t Will be impossible To consider
this subject during the short session.
Mr.. Aldrich frequently has said there
Is no time to discuss such n colnprc-
hensive plan as the Monetary Commits
sion has in view. and that II would be
impossible to pass n law at the pres
ent time. 1t Is the purpose of the com
mission to submit a bill early in the
next Congress- 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
WILL LOAN s40,oo0,ooo
united states to Make .StrOnE Hon
durns" OF "BunSr Stntc.o
Especial 10 The Times- Dispntch

Special TO The Times Dis atch.I
g, Washington. january 1.-The United
states proposes TO put into the form or
treaty with Honduras the reciprocal
arrangement necessary to make that
republic the strong IIonduras'' TO
which the President referred In his
message TO Congress. The treaty will
pc II binding moral obligation on the
United States to maintain the peace in
the buffer state"
Juan Paradcs. the financial agent of
dr,,onduras. has not yet called at the
State Department since his arrival re-
Gently in Washington. His. appoint
,ncht mas been postponed by reason of
inc occupation at the time of Score
tury Knox and the President with the
canadian reciprocity commissioners He
Tho whole subject will be discussed
WIN secretary Knox. 1t is impossible
10 OBTAIN from official sources the exact
amount OF the loan which II is proposed
mat the sl0,0O0.000 which has been
SPOKEN OF In recent dispatches refers
only TO the amount due to certain
American private interests These do
Oh me debt OF Honduras. which
amounts to $i20.00o,00o. 1t Is stated a.,
seemingly good authority that the
total loan Will amount to about s4O-
Vvo.oee, to be paid in periods of years
which are now matters of negotiation.
ne following was given out to day al
IN. State Department.:
In addition to the telegram from
, ". MeGreery., stating that there
inandcr Hayes. in charge OF the York
town at Amapaia. on the Pacific coast
states that Notwithstanding runors OF
possible trouble there is no disturb
ance reported, and that all is quiet
there. Consul Dawson and Commandcr
Davis report the i-umored occuDation
VI Oatan Island by the Bonilla forces"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
ADMITS THE KISSES
Witness Also Admits Tint The
BrOnEht Him Fortune

Especial tocrhc Times Dispatch
Jonathan Black. the kissing doctor"
VINO Is witness in the suit TO prevent
MIN receiving bequest of 10000 from
the estate of Mrs. Rcbecca Lord, says
mat outside of tho dozen old women
whose names he remembers. he prob
AMY mas kissed 1000 aged women. lilo
admitted thnt some of tho women he
kissed had left him fortune when
no man holds women in higher es-
TEEN than l do" he said on the Wit
ness stand I'm explaining his actions
My relations with the women [ have
Kissed has been pure. and good. have
nothing to conceal"
And Blacks wife. the widow of IT.
Won iartz. wealthy manufacturer,
who has read all the testimony, be-
lieves implicitly in her husband.
In 1898 Dr. Black became acquainted
with Mrs. Lord. She took fancy to
the affection one could have for n
mother Black says. From then on
until tho time of her death, last Feb
Tuary, Black was attentive to Mrs.
Lord.
Black says. Eyes. kissed Mrs. Lord
every. time visited her, once when
entering, again when leaving and
that he was attentive in every way
Mrs. Lord was alone. She cured for
me as son. and returned that af-
lection. did everything could to
cheer and comfort her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
MAKES SURE or WAYMAN
Department Puts Him Under DonJ 10
KcmnIn I'm This Country

Especial TO The Times DisUatch.
Washington. January THE Depart-
ment OF Justice has secured the pres
encc indefinitely In the United states
of Edward l. Wayman. the most i'm
portant witness for the government In
the Bath-Tub Trust prosecutions.
IT was Mr.. Wayman who turned
states evidence and gave the govern
ment the information upon which 1t
decided to commence the equity suit
and later the criminal PROCEEDINGS
against the Sanitary Manufacturing
Company. commonly known as the
BathTub Trust.
In order 10 prevent Wayman from
leaving this country he was to-day
placed under a $4,000 bond ut Pitts
burg. to appear at court in Detroit, in
March.
The face that he was so heavily
bonded was tcleGraphcd to Special
Agent Grosvenor. OF the Department of
Justice, to-day by the United States
attorney at Pittsburs. The putting of
MIR. Wayman under bond TO remain in
this country. Is "a peculiarly interest
ing fact. especially from the infer
ences which are to be drawn from 1t.
The Department OF Justice. il will be
remembered. disregardcd the appeals
Of the indicted officials for considera-
ton, and 1t Is understood that since
that time the department found II par
ticularly advisable to have Mr.. Way
man at all times within call OF the
court of trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
EXPRESS TRUNK RIfLED
Thicvc. Get Awny with $4,000 WORT,
of stock
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

:, Especial to The Times Dispatch
seattle, Wash, January 7.-i;xprcss
thieves between Seattle and Alaska
nave gotten away with sT5.gO0 worth
OF negotiable stock certificates of the
owl Mining Company. package of
valuable gold ore specimens, bundle
or currency and several other par
GELS OF considerable value shipped 10
seattle By the Alaska Pacific Company
from Cordova. Although the officials
oil the company are reticent in regard
10 the matter, they are Keeping the
read hot between Seattle and Cordova
and other places along the coast in
an effort TO locate the missing plum
der.
The valuable parcel of stock certifi-
Gates, which are negotiable anywhere.
particularly In Alaska, where the min
INF stocks are accepted as currency.
were shipped from Cordova on the
steamer Victoria on December 20 last
TO Herbert Johnston. of Chicago. n
guest at the Seattle hotel
Johnston had sold $4,000 worth OF
STOCK 10 a small party OF Seattle cant
!alists and Alaska mining mon, IT be-
ing agreed that the money should be
used for the pu' Nse of Installing n
quart mill and developing the proncr-
y. The non-arrival of the stocks on
inc steamship to-day led to the dis
covcry that the express trunk had
Deen trifled with at some point en-
route, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
ITALIANS ROUNDED UP
Raid Is Made In Hope of Capturing
KfdnnpperS.
TSDeca1 IN

lSPeciai 10 Inc llmes-DhSpatch.1
New York. January 7.-Onc OF tho
biggest. raids made by the New York
police in a long time was made this
afternoon under the personal direc.
ton of Second Deputy Commissioner
Flynn, when. with the best detectives
In the italian Bureau at his command.
he descended upon No. Prince street
and arrested thrty-four Italians i'm
the hope of landing the men who kid
named Giuseppe D'Stefano, Michael
itizzo and Giuseppe Longo, the Book
lyn boys. recently returned to their
parents.
The prisoners later were lined IN nj
police headquarters and submitted to
the inspection OF the three kidnnn.
ped boys: The children were unable
to Identify any OF the men. and altar
an examination IF each OF them. tho
entire t,,t batch. was DISCHARGED. Among
eral with criminal records In Itnly,
commissioner Flynn plans to make
other raids on places said 10 be fire.
ruented by kidnappers. blackmailers
and counterfeiters. lie Is determined
to get tho kidnappers, esnccialIy since
he has learned TINT the parents of the
pStefano boy paid $4,000 for his re-
lease " 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
ALLEGED THIEF IDENTIFIED
lie Is Former Army Captain, wanted
for Forgery.

ctSDecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
ot. iaul. MIMI, January 7-"Charles
j. Williams" arrested Wednesday,
when, 1t Is said. he attempted to steal
5000 diamond after trying to blind
u tewelry clerk with red pepper. has
been positively Identified as Captain ID.
f. Keller. OF Reading, Pa. for ten
years n captain in tho United States
Army and formerly of Troop A, Eighth
cavalry. Captain Keller Is wanted in
Reno for Il $500 forgery.
Tho Identification was made after
two days of work on the part of De
tectivc James Murnanc. Of Central sta
ZION. Following the vague idea that
lie had seen "Williams's'' face among
the thousands in his Berti,lon gallery,
Murnane took up the search and was
rewarded THIS afternoon
~ photograph of Captain Keller,
taken nearly four years ago In uni
FORM. is Identical with the one of
Williams made after his arrest We'd
ncsday night
His height ard rough measurements
were then compared with that of "Wil-
Hams They also tailed. More con-
NihcinS stiil was the discovery of n
small indentod scar between the eyes.
which both Williams" and captain
Keller possess
Captain Keller. according to a cir
GUAR sent out by tho Plnkertons In
1907. cashcd n check for $500 at the
"ashoe County Bank. in Reno, three
years ago. 1t was signed wv. w. Rob
inson. quartermaster In the United
states Army" and tho signature prov
cd to be forgery.
Captain Keller enlisted with tho
Eighth Cavalry February /. 1896. and
served until February IS, 1907 He
had risen to the rank of captain when
he resigned from Fort Columbia. Cuba,
on that date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Many Now Believe That
illinois Man Will
Resign.
If HE DOESNOT, HE
WILL BE GU STED
Strength of Opposition to His
Retention of Seat in Senate Is
Surprising-Senators Martin
and Swanson Latest to
Line UP Against
Him.
lspeelaI to The Times.pispatch.l

lSDeSidl 10 nc IlfneS- DlSpatCn.l
Washington January 7.-Scnutor
Lorimcr, OF Illinois, appalled, py the
storm which will break in the Senate
Monday over his election, may resign
Canvasses OF the Senate are bringing
in opposition to the seating OF the
Senator.
Predictions to-day were freely made
that Loriner Will be forced out of the
Senate If he does not resign Colleagues
are voicinS their criticism that he
should appear on the floor of the Seq
ate at n time when his fate is hanging
In the balance. others arc saying that
he ought to resign
Many Senator's feel kccnly that tho
Senate OF the United States itself Is
on trial In the eyes OF the people, and
that If 1t calmly submits to the seat
ing OF Lorlmcr In the face OF what
has been disclosed as to bribery In
the Illinois Legislature. then It's stand
Ing will be irrcparably damaged.
one OF the striking Developments in
the situation is the Democratic strength
In opposition to Lorimer. Inquiry
among the Senate Democrats to- day
disclosed that probably not over a
third OF them Will stand by Mr. Lori
mer. This Is in spite Of the fact that
Senator Bailey, OF Texas, has lined up
Tor him. The two Virginia Senator's
Martin and Swanson. are the latest to
be disclosed as in the opposition.
This news. coming on the heels of
the announcements that both Senators
Rayner and Smith. of Maryland are
against him. is certain TO have weight
II Lorimcr does not resign before
monday the fight will open then and
VIII 80 TO finish this session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
UNDER HEAVY GUARD
Attempt TO Rescue Members OF Cnmorrn
ESnrcd

~, fcnrcd.
Niterbo. Italy, January 7.-Dctach
mcnis OF police. heavily armed, and
Saraplnecrs surrounded the station
mere to-day in anticipation OF the ar
riFil OF thirty-two members Of the
thmorra. who are to stand trial for
me murder OF James CuocoIo. a lead
ing member of the band. who had In
CURED The vengeance of the Camorrists
ior alleged acts Of trcachcry Cuocolo's
body was found on the seashorc near
;>aples IN June. 1906. and the mutilatcd
body OF his wife was discovered short
~ afterwards in q house nearby II,
"ns known that nothing would be
ielt uhdonc 10 effect "A rescue of tho
members of the Camorra, and stringent
orders had been issued to the police
ana carabineers to put down any such
attempt By whatever means neccs-
The prisoners. in groups Of five.
We're chained together. They com
prised ALI varieties In the social scale
from dandJ. 10 laxzarone. Chief among
them was Enrico Alfano. better known
ms Erricone. head of the Camorra who
was arrested in New York in April.
1907, by Detective Petrosino.
IL Is believed that evidence will be
brought out at the trial OF these men
which viii throw light upon the muir
uer oil Detective Petrosino at Palermo
In March, 1909. whittier he was sent Inv
the New York police department 10
secure information on Italian Grim
inals -