davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-06-23
Most Excellent Swimming Pan for the
Little Duck Is Easy to Make
and inexpensive.
Almost excellent swimming pan for
young ducks is made of heavy tin or
zinc and fastened to laths which are
A Tank for Ducklinss.

well set in the ground-two or more
laths according to the length of the
tank.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-06-23

God pays, but not every Saturday.
Alphonse Karr.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-06-23
The Brown Leghorn.

wants large numbers of white-shelled
eggs and who does not want to be
bothered with hens that needs must
sit every now and then.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
Il CONSUL GROSTUCK"

Sc ha hecho d la mar esta manana
el vapor misterioso "Consul GrOs-
tuck" del cual Sc han hecho mas histo-
rias que las que Sc contienen en- el IL
bro ''Las mil y una noches."
Unos dicen que ell "Consul Gros-
tuck' es ell salvador del general ST.
mon, que We su gobierno en- peligro y
otros, dicen que en- dicho barco viaja
de inc6gnito ell ex-Presidente de Vene-
zuela general Castro.
Pero 10 mas probable es que ell
Consul Crostuck'' tome parte en- la
reyoluci6n de Haiti favor del gobier-
no del general Simon.
Tambien sc nos informa que por ell
Departamento de Marina Sc ha pasado
un cable al gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, noticiandole de la Hegada q
este puerto de dicho ex-crucero de la
marina italiana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
DB 2GAYRO
BENEFTCLO DE SAGI BARBA.

,El gran baritone logro anoche un
exito personal y ruidos1simo; fue acla-
mado multitud de veces, fue objeto de
las mas delirantes demostraciones de
admiration del p1blico, VIC su camer1-
no visitadlsimo por amigos y admira-
dores, recibi6 regalos valiosos y fue
objeto al final de la function, de una
ovaci6n indescriptible.
Nuestra sociedad elegante ocupaba
palcos y lunetas. En- las localidades al
tas, mucho p1blico.
El programa era de gran lucimiento
para ell eminente baritone: dos actos
de LA Princesa del dollar, los dos
primeros, y Ell tercero de 'Rigoletto ..
al salir a escena Sagi-Barba f16 re-
cibido con un prolongad1simo APPLAUSE
que dur0 algunos minutes. Al acabar
La breve romanza, que ell gran baritone
canta deliciosamente, la ovaci6n Sc
repiti6, y ell aclamado artista hizo 10
propio con su canto.
F'u6 10 que Sc llama una noche triun-
fal para Sagi-Barba, un triunfo sin
precedentes.
El prodigioso int6rprete de "Rigo-
letto' Sc VIC secundado con gran
acierto por la espl6ndida Luisa Vela
ell distinguido tenor Alarc6n, ambos
merecedores de los mas altos sufragios
La Srita. Vela en- el gran duo con
Sagi-Barba estuvo a la altura incon
measurable de su companero.
En- "La Princesa'', va saben nues-
tros lectores, como GUSTAV Sagi-Barba
la Vela, Alarc6n, la Diaz, Banquells y
COuto
Gel notabilisimo Maestro Aguade
fue objeto anoche de una carinosa y
merecidlsima y algo trasnochada de
mostraci6n de entrlsiasmo; llamado al
palco escenico fue aclamado, Y en- su
honor Sc levant0 ell tel0n varias We
ces.
Bien ganado sc tenfa este homenaje
ell Maestro Aguade.
Domingo OROzCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10

Con motive de una concession hecha
por el senior Comisionado del Interior.
al propietario de la "Linea F6rrea del
Oeste ., de una parte del ''Muelle de
los Tinglados varias firanas comercia-
les de esta capital, han presentado una
atenta petici0n la <'San Juan Stock Y
Produce Exchange" y a la "Camara de
Comercio" rogandoles que, por los me-
dos su alcance, procuren aueriguar 81
La referida concession es, temporal 8 de-
tinltlva; pues, al ser definitiva, demas
esta decir que, al COmercio en- general,
Sc lie irrogan notables perjuicios, dada
La constante lucha que actllalmente vie
he sosteniendo con los mplelles en- defen-
sa de sus importaciones, por caracer
de sufieiente capacidad, para -dar eabida
al movimiento semanal de importation Y
exportaci6n.
El se1or Secretario de La ECamara de
Comercio" ha pasado a los frmantes
de la petici6n una carta- a-informe, de la
cual Sc deduce que, la concession es tenn
p0nal; Ia Directiva de la ''San Juan
Stock ha tornado en- consideration ell
ruego de sus asociados, con ell firme pro-
p6sito de depjarles complacidos.
All parecer, La cosa no tiene mayor ma
licia.
MERCURIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
De ARECIBO

Progresa rapidamente la obra de Cas-
nalizaci6n del rio <'Tanana" que viens
efectuando con buena efciencia la
draga de los senores Roses y Ca, ase-
gurandose que despu6s de ternainada
dicha obra, podran los ancones venir
sin dificultad alguna de los tinglados
de Boca Pieja" al muelle de esta eitE-
dad y vlce-Versa, quedara permanent
temente obstaculizada la denominaGla
" Boca Nueva'' Los benefcios que de
este Sc derivan propenden al comereio
en- particular, que era el perjudica->
do en- tado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
Ecos Conercia|es

Despues de las POGO favorabIes mott
clas con que ell laconismo cablegrafco nos
fla Vemdo entreteniendo durante algu-
nos dlas, parece como que quieren disi-
parse Las densas nebulosidades que sobre
el mercado azucarero ven1an fotardo.
com tan rapidas como persistentes fuc-
tuaciones, seg1n los cuotidianos cables
que Ell La Bolsa de Comercio Sc reciben,
con respectO de las cOtizaciOnes de este
lnteresante fruto, EN- los mercados del
exterior.
Ell primer d1a del mes corriente, lego
acompanado de La grata nueva; el cable.
munciaba TN favorable cambio para los
azlcares en- crldo, afirmandose ell mer-
cado de los Estados Unidos, con nota-
BILE animaci6n. La cOtizaci0n de 1886,
fue elevandose paulatinanentea hasta
$500, mostrando los compradores, mar
cado interes Ell operar
Ratificando cuanto ligeramente deia-
mos resenado, han Hegado los 1ltimos
cables, anunciando nueva alza para los
azncares crudos, sosteniendo con firme-
"a Ell centrifugado, 1892 Ell de remo-
Aacha, alcanza a cOtizarse & 1913 La, con
favorable pespetiva; las n0ticias que
con respecto die la remolacha europea
sc reclben, no son por cierto, muy Sd
| tlsfactorlas; las grandes extensiones des-
tlnadas a las siembras de este iugoso
producto, vienen sufriendo la persisten-
te acclon de una gran seqrl1a que ha de
arrulnar notablemente la production del
pr6ximo ano, a pesar de exceder de I'm
Is OI0, ell acre de terreno baio c1rltivo
ell presente alo, comparable con el an
terror
! Las ultlmas Operaci0nes efectuadas en-
eel Departamento correspondence, de la
Bolsa del Concrete fueron: el dia 2,
10000 sacos, procedentes de varias Cen
trales a $3.68, compradores Dor la Pla-
zuela Sugar Company; ell dia s, 1924
sacos, de la Constamcia, comprados por
Cintron, Aboy y Co., So. 70 1I2 y el
dla 9, procedente de distintas Centrales,
900 sacos, comprados por Fritze,
Lundt y Co. Sucesores, 1913 p.
Ded1cese pues, olaramente, que nues-
tro dutce mercado, ha superado su habi-
bual animation, observandose 4 la oar,
segtn Las ventas del 2 al 9, ell alza, q. Gee
mos queda debidamente confrmada,
siendo muy de sentir que no contintie
su progressive rumbo, hasta despu6s de
tinallzadas, las tareas de la zafra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
Nuestra felicitacion

Felicitamos muy sinceramente nues-
tros estimados amigos, don Enrique
Lefebre don Luis Samalea Iglesias,
colaboradores del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL por los brillantes examenes
aprobados en- ell primer curse de Abo-
gados Ell trilnfo de nulestros amigos
no nos ha causado ninguna sorpresa,
pues 'hace tempo que apreciamos s1ls
reievantes condolences de j6venes ta-
Ientosos y de aptitudes sobresalientes
para ell noble ejercicio de las letras.
f1eciban rmestra calurosa felicita-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
LA LUzEN Ell TEATRO
Ell INCIDENTE DE ANOCHE

Anoche nos han dadO una queJa, el
aminente baritone Sagi-Barha y Ell re-
presentante de La gram emp1'esa teatral
F. Da Rosa. de Buenos Aires.
Mrcho despues de la hora de abrlr el
teatro. estaba totalmente 3 Oscuras, eX-
tranados de la tardanza viendo q. no lie
gaba ell empleado que VIA t0das las no.
ches a dar luz al edificio y creyendo que
Sc trataba de alguna interruption de
alguna averia en- la planta, ltamaron por
tel6fono 4 Las ofcinas de la companla y
Sc les respondi6 que no habia luz porque
ell mes adelantado que pag0 por ese ser
vicio La empresa Da Rosa estaba terrn1-
nad0 va.
Inaneditamente, fue en- un carruaJe
un representante de la empresa a pagar
los diez dollars QUE cuesta La luz tOdas
las noches, V entonces, q las OchO y cuar-
to. I'M cuarto de hora antes de cOmen8ar
la function sc lie di6 luz al teatro;
con ell consiguiente perJulclO para Ia
empresa, puesto que una buena parte
del p1blico all YER el teatr0 obscuras
en horas en- que suele estar ilumln@do,
cuando hay espectaculo, pudo Greer Que
por clralQuier circunStancla Sc habla stlS-
pendido la function, esta fundada sU-
posici0n del p1blico, representa- para la
empresa un positive perJulco.
Ademas, la empresa Da Rosa, tenIa
pagada la luz hasta anoche inclusive,
pOrque no cre1a y con raz6n-y olga es-
to ell Porto Rico Progress-que tuvIese
que pagan ell alumbrado tambien, Ia no
che que ocuparon el Teatro Municipal
los niilos de las escuelas. So
Pero, de tOdos modos, sc lie ha debldo
avisar cuando acababa juicio Gle ia
empresa de La luz, el dep6sitO que te-
MIA hecho la compaIia teatral, porque
un espectaculo pdblico, no es una casa
particular a la que sc puede cortar La
luz sin mas consecuencias que La moles-
ira que hayan de srltl1r SllS mOraQOres ;;
en un teatro, no; Ell m teatro Sc puede
suscitar hasta un conficto de 0rden ptl-
blico, por una cosa asi y por 10 prOnto,
como pas6 anoche, Sc puede afoJar La
entrada.
Nunca esta de mas IN POGO de corte-
sia, siquiera para con los que no son de La
casa: que no tengan que declr, y CON
raz6n, que 10 que en- todas parties Sc les
facilita aqui sc les di6culta.
Tn aviso a tempo, 10 hubiese evItado
todo, NADIA mas propio 81 se tiene en-
cuenta que sc trata de una enpresa
fuerte que no debe NADIA y que paga por
meses adelantados, diez dollars djarios,
eI servicio de Quz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
Robo en- cuadrila

Ell juez municipal de Yauco ha remi-
lido al fiscal de la Corte de DL5tr1to de
Ponce, la callsa instrulda contra Jose
Quiroz, Ventura Almod6var, JESUS We
lazquez, Fidel Velez, Emilia HERNANDEZ,
l1ncarnaci6n Bonilla y Nataho Rodri-
,g,lez. acusados como autores y coaapdl-
ces del escalamiento robo en- cuadrllla
realizado hace POGO en- Susua" Yanco,
del que dimos cuenta puesbnos aec-
torres. -. 1-asS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10

Ell hermoso edifcio que actualmente
constr1lye Ell acaudalado comerciantel
y prOmlnente 1acendado don Andres
Oliver, tanpbi6n adelanta rapidamente,
y una vez terminado embellecera gram
demente ell ornate. Els lamentable que
los demas capitalistas de esta comar4
ca, a exception del expresado Oliver,
Plza, y algunos pOcos mas, no sean par.
tldarios del progreso Embellishments
to de esta cludad, y en- lugar de eme-
prender nuevas constrUcciones que
beneficiarlan ell ornate como asi pro-
plos, Sc dedican u reparar casas VIE
Jas, que reclaman Ia Immediate demOii--
cl0n, tanto por su aparente estado de
ru1na, como. por Ia fealdad de su as
pectO. Hay otros que viven apartados
de la eQ1dad, en- el aislamiento y la So
iedad, que brinda ell campo, indiferen-
tes a toda obra progresiva, q no ser e.
los proventos excelentes que proper.
ciOnan las centrales. Si todos los ca-
pitahstas de esta region fueran de last
ampllas iniciativas, de los senores OlS4
yer y Piza, seria dentro de POGO KrSa
eibo, una de las poblaciones mas iges
pOrtantes de la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
En- Ia plaza de Ba|doriOtty

Programme de HAS piezas que ejecutara
la banda de Bomberos en- el concerto
ole mailana domingo en- la Plaza de Bal
dorioty de z y media q 8 y media p. IN.
/. Paso dobie ga orilIas del Ebre. :"
(estreno.l Rovira.
2. Overtura "Pique Dame Supe.
3. Fran fantasia de la opera ''Afri-
cana. I Meyerbeer. CEN esta pieza Sc
llsana 11n juego de eampanas tutulares
eednClos pOr el sei1or America Marin.
T. Suit de Concert, ''La Viejesita'
(a) mmuet, (b) ma1urka, (c) Schotis.
Caballero
5. Danza La Paraguaya. Tizol.
6. Damza ia Borinquena. y Astol.
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
& juez ST. Gill

Por enfermedad del juez Gill no Sc
constituy6 esta manana la Corte para
proceder a la IectuIra de la sentencia
contra Julio Bas, declarado convicto
de dos denuncias ante la mencionada
Corte. Sc reserve el fallo para ell lunes
pr6ximo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
MERCU8fO-
Ell fiscal Sr. Carnpiuo

Hoy sale hacia Arecibo, ell fis-
cal de esta Corte seflor Campillo, para
informar en- representation de Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico" en- rno de los
pleitos acerca del Ca1o de Tiburones.
Dicho pleito consumira algunos dias,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
PERSONALES

Aver han negado a esta capital, don
j. Rocafort y familia, de Humacao
don Carlos Espinet y don Angel Bara-
sorda, de Ponce; don Adalbert Philip
pi, de Mayaguez; don r. Silva Cova
y don Julio Balsa, de Car1pano, y don
Jose A. Diaz, de Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10

va es 1rn heoho el fracaso de nuestr1g
porrderada ENposici6n, de La que Sc ase-
guraba desde ell comienzo de Las iniciatI-
vas prelimInlares, 4 pesar del optimisno
ilusO de Marezua, ell sabio Marezua, que
sonaha CON el negociO esplemdido de los
hoteles, y vino parar todo en- los espF-
rales delsos del puro del insigne Ma
.rezua, que Eapidametfte sc esfunla en- eR
maciO. De todos nodos, ell ayuntaqnieu-
to no debe de sacri6carse consignando ia,
cant1dad que habfa presupuestado de
$4,000 pesos, habiendo Otras much1sIA
mas necesidades que reolaman CON ur-
gencia La poblaci6n, como es, una plaza
de mereado, un reioj pdblico, rrn parque
de bomberos, refor4na de la banda de
bomberos, con aunlento de instrument
tad, 7 nueve professor, etc.
CGgTeSp0nsGE~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
En- Ell Hip6dromo 0

Prograana de las carreras que Sc lleua-
ran cabo malana domingo EN- ell Hi
p6dromo de Sam Juan.
Primera carrera. 1000 metros. Pre-
milo $4,000.
Espuma, Caminante, Maaino, Nor
mandino, Gran Canaria, Feria.
Segunda oarrera. Media milla. Pre-
mio $4,000.
Jibaro, Reouerdo, Gacho, LeridO.
Tercera carrera. 1900 metros. Pre-
mio $1,000
Luper6n Niagara, Rubio, Africano
Cuarta carrepa. Una milla. Pre-
milo $4,000.
Tom, Guayaean, Desengano, Brjito.
Quinta carrera. Media milla. Pre-
milo $4,000.
Cefro, Vertigo, Algeria, Army, Ma
llorca, Carannelo.
Sexta carrera. 1.500 metros. Pre-
milo $4,000.
SENSATIONAL
Napoleon, Mulato, Princesa, ST. Pa
trick
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
Il D.. c. NuioZ Diag

Partieipa a su numerosa clientele qu1
fla las horas de l & de Ia tarde, para
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del Mo-
81 de la Gale de Tetuan, donde tiene ea<
tablecido su despacho professional.
Tel6fonos No. 1926 1917. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
Don Gui|errlo Ati|es

DeSde haee dos 8 tres d1aS Sc erfcuerR-.
ira en- San Juan Ell seIior dom CUTLER
mo Atiles Santos, padre de nuestro es-
tlmado coqnpalero EN- Ia prensa don Cur
IierTn0 Atiles Garcia.
Deseanlos al senior Atiles grata per-
manencia en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10

Por lin la excelente cOnpania que ac-
tualmente sc encuentra hacienda las de-
hcias de ese pllblico, no vendra 4 6sta.
para da1nos q conocer Las bellas obrass
de SUI extenso repertoire.
!ES aamentable que esta ciudad Sc yea
pr1vada de admirar tam magnffca conR-
pania
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-10
Domingo OROZCO.
Ell gobernador Cotton

Sali6 aver para Jajone-Alto y segtn
informes de SUI Ayudante militar senior
Rarra Cap6, els probable regrese esta
noche malana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-08
WHAT IS
SAUSAGE
ANYWAY?

That some of the sausage that is
sold in Hammond Is composed of other
things in place of the meat that is
supposed to be in them and that the
old home made article that is made out
of the real goods is practically a thing
of the past was brought out in a trial
which was held in Judge Frank ID.
Prest's court this afternoon.
John Ludoiph and Joseph Studa were
the defendants IL case which was be-
ing prosecuted by City Sealer Fried
man. They were charged with selling
sausage that was not the pure article
and which was not labeled as contain
ing articles other than meat and spices
The defendants were found not guilty
on a technicality although they were
admitted to be technically guilty. The
barrels in which the sausage was con-
tained was supposed to be labelled. It
is said that the merchants knew, when
they purchased it, that 1t was not alb
solutely pure
Friedman said that he could not in
terfere if the sausage is so labeled that
the meat dealers and the public knows
that it contains the cereals that make
up the greater part of it's weight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-08
FORMER LAKE co. MAN
DEAD IN NEN HAMPSHIRE
William Schilling Killed in
Railroad Accident Near
Goshen, N. HI.

Word was received in Hammond yes
terday by Miss Katherine Schilling, PSI
Michigan avenue, that her father Will
liam Schilling. a former Lake county
man, died yesterday noon at his home
in Gorham, n. H., as the result of in
juries received in a railroad accident
earlier in the day. No details of the
accident have been received nor have
the funeral arrangements been definite
ly made outside of that he will be
buried at Schererville. where he was
born
Frank Schi1ling was the general
roadmaster of the eastern division of
the Grand Trunk railway. He was So
years old and is survived by widow
and eight children, seven of whom
were by his first wife, who was a sis
ter to Chief of Police Peter Austgen of
Hammond The children surviving him
are Adam of Tucumcari, N. M, Will
liam, Miss Katherine of Hammo ond !;
Frank of Schererville Joseph. John,
Ralph and Arthur, all of Gorham. N H.
Mr.. Schilling is also survived by three
brothers. Frank, Henry and Peter. and
two sisters, Misses Theresa and Min
ME. all of whom live on the Schilling
homestead near Schererville.
Mr. Schilling left Lake county about
eleven years ago, but had been in the
state of Michigan before going east.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-08
Especial to THE TIMEs.)


Crown Point, Ind, Feb. 8.-The
hottest fight ever waged before the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Lake County over the awarding Of a
contract for the improvement of an
IL mile road way in North and Calu-
met township is now being fought out
at Crown Point.
For the past two days the COM
missioners' court room has been
crowded to the doors and such a
galaxy of legal talent, representa-
tives of asphalt companies stone and
material men, chemists and other in
terested parties have never before
been seen in the county seat town.
THE BATTLE Is HOT.
Hot words have been spoken. per-
sonalities have been freely uttered and
in fact so heated has become the argu-
ment that fists have ben raised at
times. Not alone are the representa-
tives of the companies who manu-
facture the binding material for the
roads. stone and Stag companies who
furnish the foundation, interested. but
lawyers and bankers the county COM
missioners and several former county
officials themselves are said to be in
yolved and wires are being pulled from
so many directions that a person on the
outside who is unfamiliar with the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-08

Crown Point Lawyers Say
That Hammond Is Not Do
ing It's Share to Get a Con-
tinuous Circuit Court For
Crown Point.

Hammond and Crown Point lawyers
got into a tilt shortly after the OPEN
ing of the Lake circuit court at Crown
Point yes terday, when ex-senator
Johannes Kopelke accused the Ham
mond lawyers of having broken faith
with them in their failure to support
the Crown Point measure for con-
tinuous court
Senator Kopelke was followed by
John B. Peterson. who expressed views
along the same line. Fortunately Will
liam J. WINERY. Lincoln V. Cravens
and Judge John H. Gi1lett were pres
ent and replied to the accustation
They declared that they were not
opposed to the Crown Point measure,
but that the situation had been such
that nothing had been done so far for
Crown Point.
The Hammond lawyers stated that
the matter would be taken up and that
Crown Point would find Hammond do
Continued on page S)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-08
MORE CENSUS
RETURNS TODAY

The population of North township, according to the
census Of 1910 is 4836 or onehaf of the popula
ton Of Lake county which recently announced as s2
e64 To be exact the population of North township is
$3.50 per cent of the population of the entire county
Crown Point has grown but little According to the
present there 1926 people IN Crown Point and
the last that the city had 1886 This shows
an increase of just 100 people in ten years
In Center township there 1902 people. Munster
has ponation of 543 which is increase from thirty
one when the last census was taken These figures the
first to be received by The Times from Washington to
the country districts of the county, indicate the growth of
AXE county has been in northwestern cities and not in
the country districts The population of Lowell is 1885,
loss of 40 over 1900 The population of Hobart 153
a gain of 400 in ten years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-08

TIES UP
THE LINE
(Spe cial 10 The TIMEs.l }

East Chicago, Feb. S--An ice clogged
switch was responsible last evening for
a tie-up on the South Shore line, which
lasted for three hours.
The switch which caused the trouble
is located near the approach to the
bridge which crosses the canal. 1t is a
spring switch. and snow and ice had
worked into the device. in such man
ner as to render it imperative. The
result was that the first car which came
along after the condition developed,
was thrown off the track. Fortunately
it was at an hour when traffic is light.
the accident occurring at about o'clock,
and nobody was hurt. the few who were
on the car being somewhat shaken up
however.
1t was about eleven o'clock before
the company was able to get the car
back onto the track and in the mean
time, as walking was not of the best
there was considerable "cussing" done
by those who were Inconvenience by
the delay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-08

Information came today that Harlan
is in sanitarium some where in
Michigan. 1t Is also known that about
three weeks ago the Judge wrote to
his family from his sisters home at
Decatur, Ill, saying that he would be
home the next day. He failed to return
and in the meantime the matter was
laid before the Chicago police with
the result that publicity was given 1T
today. He has been away from his
home in Hammond since Dec. 18th of
last year. but with the exception of the
past three weeks his absence is ex-
plained by his relatives that he had to
give up his work as he was near a
nervous breakdown
Some time before his going away
considerable publicity was given to the
manner of procedure in some of the
justice courts. because some of the JUS
tices permitted prosecution for the
collection of saloon and grocery bills
under the boarding house act and
there was considerable talk in connec-
tion that the grand jury. then in ses-
sion and the one now in session in the
superior court. would investigate. For
time the light of publicity centered
on Judge Harlan's court in East Chit
cago and the Calumet Mercantile agen-
of East Chicago, with whom he had
desk room Friends of Judge Harlan
sought to justify his position and there
the matter ended