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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16

Wills kept the child until about p.
m. thinking some one would call for
her. when she reported 1t to the po-
lice. and the anxious mother and the
lost child were again united
The Hammond and Whiting basket
ball game takes place at the H. A. A.
gymnasium in Hammond tomorrow
night The Whiting team will be ac-
companied by good bunch of rooters.
Lawrence LaMarsh was able to re-
turn home from St Demands hospital,
Chicago. yesterday. Mr.. LaMarsh had
his arm broken in two places while at
work in the petrolene factory last
week. 1t was at first thought amputa-
ton would be necessary but by remov-
ing part of the bone they were able to
save it,.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Jalovecky
of Schrage avenue was held on Tues
day from st. Johns church, where mass
was read by Rev. Benedict Rajcany.
Interment was at Hammond. Mrs. ia
lovecky, aged 80, is survived by her
husband, Joseph Ja1ovecky, and three
little children, in addition to a one-day-
old daughter. who was born on Satur-
day, the mother having died on Sun
day, which makes the case very sad
one.
, Rev. Benedict Rajcany on Wednesday
conducted the funeral OF the two-day-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Koren of East Hammond. The mother
is very low with blood poison. and it
was necessary yesterday to remove her
to the hospital.
The A. O. H of Whiting will give its
annual ST Patrick's entertainment at
the Sacred Heart assembly hal tomor-
row night. The program is as follows:
Piano Duet-Miss Margarita Schaub
| and Miss Mary Duffy.
Welcome-Edward O'Hara
"Dreamland"-Sacred Heart Orches-
| ira.
Piano Solo-Margarita Schaub.
ST. Patrick's Day intermediate
| Boys.
| Piano Solo-Miss Anna May Dineen.
The Harp of. Ireland" (RecitaD =
Eighth Grada Girls.
Sayings and Songs-Boys
Piano Solo-Miss Lillian Callahan.
Wand Drill-Intermediate Girls
/ Genius and Character of Irish People
Large Boys.
Hard Times in Boyland.
| Recital-George Childs
Writings Renowned Gig Dancer =
| Charles O'Neil1.
| Address-Rev. John wekefer
Star Spangled Banner-Pupils and
Audience.
Accompanists-Miss Lillian Callahan
and Miss Margarita Schaub
/ Pantomine-Large Girls.
Solo-William Callahan.
Irish Airs-Sacred Heart Orchestra.
Select-Matthew Brothers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
UNITED CHARITIES.

Indiana Harbor. March 16.-Permis-
sion has been granted to the United
Charities by the Commercial Club of
Indiana Harbor and East Chicago to
hold open house Saturday afternoon
and evening, March 20, at the club
rooms in the interests of the embryo
organization.
Secretary McLain of the Russell Sage
Foundation of New York will be at the
clubrooms all the afternoon to meet
the representatives of organizations
interested in the United Charities
movement, and give them the benefit of
his experience in organizing such So
cieties. In the evening there will be
a general meeting. when Mr.. McLain
is expected to speak.
At this meeting it is expected that
a permanent organization will be eff
fected, the committee on nominations
having been instructed to report at
this meeting with the names of those
proposed for officers and directors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mrs. Henry schwalm of Ohio avenue
is preparing to go home with her
daughter. Mrs. John Lee, on Friday.
stend the trip. Mrs. Lee has been here
from Amboy. Ill. taking care of her
mother since the latters illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Marks of Dixon,
ILL.,, were the guests of their daughter.
Mrs. Max Stieglitz of One Hundred
and Nineteenth street. Mr. and Mrs.
Marks have just returned from q trip
to Mississippi and New Orleans, where
they attended the Mardi Gras
Mrs. Rose Pitzele OF Chicago visited
her daughter, Mrs. Abe Goldsmith of
SchraSe avenue.
Howard Grady of Oliver street who
is Ill with typhoid fever, is improving
Meek & Britton of the Whiting laun-
dry now have their new Brush machine
in working order. and 1t is quite con-
spicuous in making its rounds.
Al Hultgren of Sheridan avenue, who
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Columbus hospital. Chica-
go. is in quite an encouraging condi-
ton.
Herman Trowe of Oliver street has
gone to Sugar Creek, Mo-, where he has
taken a position.
Amelia Eta. the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Flower, who
is Ill with typhoid fever, is consider
ably improved.
Mrs. Wesley Tharp entertained a few
friends at dinner at her home in La
porte avenue on Tuesday in honor of
the 3rd birthday of her little son Da-
vid
Joseph Scherr OF Sheridan avenue
who is employed in the barrel house at
! the Standard Oil company, bursted an
artery In his leg while lifting. 1t was
very difficult to stop the flow of blood
| and when this was accomplished il
left Mr.. Scherr in very weakened
| condition. Indications are that he will
be laid up several weeks.
| Sergeant Clay Collins was unable te
attend hisd uties on Tuesday night, ow-
| ing to illness.
Fred Harr returned today from Port
land, Mich. where he was called by
the serious illness of his father, who
is considerably improved.
| Oscar Ahlgren goes to Evanston to-
morrow to take part in the annua
/ defamation contest at Northwestern
university. The defamation to be CIV
en- by Ahlgren is Curtis Liberty I'm
| der the Law" Frank Greenwald, who
was also going to enter. has now de
| cided that he will not.
The 21s -year-old child of Mrs Mar,
Drogzat was lost from $50 p. m. unit
o'clock on Tuesday night The child
had been found crying on the stree
and was taken to the home of Mrs. Joh1
! Willis on Cleveland avenue by Mis-,
| Minnie Carrette. who found her. Mrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
TWIN CITIES TO Be
TWO CITIES BEAUTIFUL
Especial to THE T1MEa)

Indiana Harbor, March AT the
meeting OF the Commercial Club Of In
diana Harbor and East Chicago the
Civic Improvement committee reported
last night that the committee had met
with the school board during the week
and had arranged to have solicitors for
trees to canvass the twin cities. giving
property owners and householders who
wish to purchase trees the benent of
extraordinary low prices on young
tres.
This Is in furtherance of the city
beautiful idea which Is being fostered
and nourished by the school board and
tho Commercial Club.
An effort will be made to have plant
Ell only such trees time has proved
thrive well in this soil and climats.
such as elms. box elders. poplars etc
Orders for trees and black soil may be
placed with the authorized solicitors.
or with Messrs. Canine. Farvoid and
George w. Lewis.
The club is contemplating redecorat-
ing its club rooms this spring if the
Commercial Club auxiliary directors
which owns the club building can be
prevailed upon to see 1t in that light.
The club is threatened with another
entertainment. 1t having been arranged
that the entertainment committee
meet IN the near future with this end
In view
The Hembroff memorial committee
viii report March 25 to the chairman.
John r. Farvoid. as to the progress
that they have made on raising funds
for the fountain which it is proposed
to erect at the corner of Guthrie and
Michigan avenue The fountain will
provide places for refreshment for
horses and dogs as we'll as mankind.
1t Is desired that as many possible
OF those who desire to contribute to
the fund do so between now and Satur-
day. March rs as the committee hopes
by that date to have enough in sight
to warrant ordering the fountain.
The committee to whom have Been
entrusted the subscription blanks are
the following: John r. Farvoid, Judge
Walter ]. Riley. c. E. Fowler, J. d
Kennedy. George w. Lewis. Thomas
O'Connel, B. A. Parks, w. E. Jewell, c.
| A Westberg. Frank Callahan. NJ. r.
Schock. c. p. Brdick, George Hudacko
| J. C. Allen, Leo Orzechowskiy ] w
| Lees. Barney Cohen, B. r. Yasulis W
c. Dickey. Frank Wright, c. I. Kirk
H. M. Dill Carl Jernberg and J. J.
Freeman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
END TO CATARRH
No More Soreness, Snuffies
or Stuffed Up Head.
DESTROY THE GERMS

There are many readers of THE TINES
who are suffering from catarrh, either
nasal or bronchial Many of these de-
spair of ever getting rid Of it. They
have soaked their stomachs with
nostrums until they are Disguised with
al medicines, and are now travelling
their miserable way, allowing the
devlish germs OF catarrh to sap them of
their health. energy and vitality.
But sufferers should remember that
Sumers the druggist, has a guaranteed
remedy for catarrh colds. coughs,
bronchitis. Group, and all infiammatory
diseases of the nose. throat and
bronchiel tubes. The name OF this re-
markable remedy is HYOMEI. and it IS
sold by Summers Pharmacy on money
back plan.
HYOMEI pronounced High-o-me) is
| medicated air; you just breathe it
through the inhaler over the infiamn,eo
and germ ridden membrane. and its
| soothing antiseptic properties will
allay the Inflammation, destroy the
germs, and restore the entire respira-
| tory tract to its normal condition.
complete HYOMEI outfit, inc1ud
| ing hard rubber inhaler, costs but
/ 800, and an extra bottle of HYOMEI,
if afterwards needed, costs but so cents.
Sold by Summers Pharmacy and drug
gists everywhere by Booths Hyom ii
| Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
HOBART.

Mrs. Wrobble and sister, Myrtle Wild,
visited in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Mereness, who was taken home
from the sanitarium at Logansport on
last Saturday. had to be taken back
yesterday.
Miss Agnes williams visited with
friends at South Chicago last evening.
Miss Anna Passow has begun work
as a. stenographer at New Chicago for
the New Chicago Speciality company.
The basketball game played last
evening between the Hebron alumni
and the Hobart alumni boys basketball
teams was won by Hobart the score
being 16 to IL.
on Tuesday Miss Bates of Hebron
visited friend here. and on her reutrn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
PEDAGOGY FOR
BUSINESS
Especial to THE T1MEs)

East Chicago. March 16-The Twin
Cities are to lose Professor A H.
Whitesitt, who for almost three years
has served as supervisor of manual
training in the public schools
Professor Whitesitt has resigned, his
resignation to take effect April J. and
in his stead will come l. d. Brennan,
the assistant manual training instruct
or at Whiting.
Mr.. Whitesitt, is retiring from peda-
gogical pursuits to engage in business
In Washington, Ind, the county seat
of Davis county, where he will open
up a general store. He has given good
satisfaction in the schools during his
term of service and East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor will regret to see him
GO
His successor comes here well recon
mended by fine record of two years
at Whiting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16

trip her horse became frightned and
ran away, breaking the buggy. but
fortunately she was not injured in any
way. She returned home by train yes
terday.
Miss IIildra Lingreen was Gary
visitor Yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16

Recitation-Miss Edna O'Hara.
K. C. Quartet
OfAcerH.
County president-Daniel Lynnch.
President OF the local division-Jas-
Cavanaugh
Chairman for the day-Ed. O'Hara.
Committee of arrangement-DanieI
Lynch. Thomas Moylan, Edward Hynes.
James ORourke, William Doodoy.
Don't forget st. Patricks dance Fri
day night at the East Chicago Rink
Skating every other night Hat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
, FOR THE WEEK.
THURSDAY.

q National basketball champion q
= ship tournament begins at Oswe- Z
. go, N. Y. Z
= Jim Barry VS.. Joe Jeanette. 10 Z
= rounds, at O'Rourke's club, New Z
= York. Z
. Manitoba wrestling champion Z
. ships at the Y. M. C. A., Winnie 4
= peg. Z
9 Annual interschoIastic swim 4
= ming tournament at Northwestern
= university. 4
. Michigan championship indoor 4
= athletic meet under auspices of Z
Q Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. Z
= Ad Wolgast VS.. George Memsic, 4
= 20 rounds. at Los Angeles. 4
. Bob Moha VS.. Mike Gibbons, 10 I
. rounds. at ST. Paul. 4
q Johnny Coulon VS.. George Kit 4
. son. 10 rounds. at Akron. Ohio. 4
. George Stevens VS.. Earl Den 4
. ming, 10 rounds at Hurley. wis. I
= Columbia Princeton fencing 4
Q matches, at Princeton, n. ]. I
. SATURDAY.
. New England A. A. U. boxing 4
. championships at Boston, A. A, 4
. Boston.
Q South Atlantic A. A U. boxing 4
q championships at Carroll Instf-
= tute. Washington. d. C. 4
q Meeting of the National Associa- 4
q ton of Amateur Oarsmen at New 4
q York
. Opening of automobile shows in 4
. Montreal and Pitts burg 4
= . = . . = = = q = . = = q = 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
ct .7OHN.

The st. John creamery is doing
very prosperous business al the present
time and turns out about as much but
ter as at any time since it was built
On the other hand, milk shipping from
this section has decreased to the ex-
tent as the crea1ery has increased in
the output.
Hubert Doctor and son Bert transact
ed business in Waukegan Tuesday.
George Hilbrich made business trip
to Hammond today.
Mrs. John Jourdain of Chicago was
the guest of Mrs. Johanna Jourdain
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gerald of Cedar
Lake transacted business here Mon
day.
Mrs Henry Covert of Lowell spent
yesterday with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Stark.
ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-16
SCHMIDT QUITS
BOXING GAME

Detroit. Mich, March 16.-President
Navin received a letter from Charley
Schmidt today in which the recalci-
trant backstop states that he has de-
cided that the pugilistic game is not
quite suitable for him and he has de-
cided to join the Tigers on March 80.
He will meet the recruit squad, with
which the veteran pitchers will travel
north. at Oklahoma City Schmidt's
letter written the day after his
victorious debut in the ring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
OPEN HOUSE
Arrangements Being Made for BIO
Time BY the Masonic Club
This Evening.

An open house affair viii De given
by th" Masonic club at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral this evening. this be-.
.nE "a" hrst OF the season. Elaborate
plans have been completed by th,.
committee 10 charge. and 10 is likely
that the arair viii prove very inter.
esting and enjoyable A large mum.
Der OF invitations have been issued
The program for the winter season
u being prepared by the program
committee ~ the club and will be
issued IN short time The total re
ceipts ~ the club az the picnic held
az Wheeling Park during the summer
wore 1864 ~. the net pronts OF the
club being S211.s4
ON Friday evening. Nov ember Sd
hnai action will be taken by the club
on the proposed amendment 10 the
constitution and bylaws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

and those who 800 enter mo Rex.In.
du-friaI pageant OF Monday nirht
should roE.-f"r before noon off Mon
tlt and receive card bearing black
NUMERALS dr- cnafinE place in line
TH0-" entering for the Grand Mardi
"rf- 't'rf OF Tuesday u.Eht should
register before Tuesday noon
Reviewing stand Seat Sale.
IHr seat ..'- fHr fhr rrtraa.Ir.
stand uts hl. Yesterday MANY scat.
we're sold. and more viii be- uYr
chased f1 Cav The reviewing stand
is ae lf" as ans ever built. and enI
bold a tremendous crowd so better
r.ac" could h' found vherein a flnI
Dbl H0I.i he safe f1 witness Tho hesr.
''H. pa-'anfs of fbe HaioReen cole
hrafHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
MOUNDSYILLE
Degree Team Prom rairmont 10 Confer
prospective Degree on Local
Woodmsn Tonight

T.- evening t.e degree team % tie
w ''i" ''k Company. Wpnfnen - tho
''li "il arrir" 300 rIs eItt ana a..
.i'N '.. "'"i.hE of Giro ln,s. or.ier
IS 'HImsn ~ The World. 10 which j.. c,,.-
~ tndilltrs VIII receive tl. rro-r...
i.t' l'trr' ITO" la.rwunf isar,- team
"li .1te chars, OF tl. l.rti..a and a
~f'i-rH.d program BIAS been prepared Tor
-" '.'t'.nr. number nr Irrr.rf.rt
uHft'fs are Goo - taken up In 20 atir.r-..
SECESSION u.af vtI follow tH. DECREE. work.
Hnl H.. members 4r" expected GOO re rr.s-
'N' general SOCIAL hour lr4 been
piIrr'H f.r OBJ. latter r.rt ~ f.. .,.,.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

Tho measurement o. thc new
steamer Liberty. which is being cor
s'rHctod a. Darlington. o. to tan.
'n" place of th" present Liberty in
'h" Wheeling arlington trade.
which Was 20 have been made ON
thursday. has been postponed until
saturday morning surveyor az Gu.
toms lIr.e- T. Reed viii 20 20 CIar.
'.s'"r Co.,. evening ou tho bost aud
Spend The nieht ar that place. meas
-.n- ,h" n"N boat saturday morn
Ire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
AouRdsvilIs Bri.f..

William Mnthsr-. who has been the
s-r'-t "f relatives aud friends Ia Dayton.
%. for the ltrt Few days. returned Thur.-
dl' Go DTS home 600 ~iNth street Ifr viii
irruin" duty a. day engineer at the statsI
l"hit~nthry THIS morning
ith1'L little daughter 90 Mr aud Mn
lHrcu'c Aut~r. Of Niuth street no was
severely 90 "Wednesday and Thursday.
last evening vas great deal improved.
Harrison ir"w. who va forced u
abandon Vors ftc middle of tho wee.
g. the result ~ running e. nail into bis
. ik"t f''i. r'-'m' work yesterday af-
''rnonn at the electrical plant
hr and Mr. rlord Guua.,. OF Fourth
street. ar" Tire proud pffcnts ~ q baby
boy. which arrived fsrt.rdaV morning
IT'D" Ladies Ald society o. the Catholic
church mot yesterday afternoon a. tho
home ~ Mr. Games. OF First street. 10
their regular meeting Lace number
"'r" percent. and the meeting wa
most interest fnr one 300 general
Miss sadie jewell has returned 20 her
home ir This city from newark - where
ru" spent three days 80 the guest OF rel
sf'ves and friends
Do carney WIS o. business visitor In
'in'f"r yesterday. r~tIrning home last
evening
Miss Anna Fil-Immons. % Third
street .- spending a few days with
o. .'"dF "nt re"ttes at Coppoiis and
to.ussfer. "a
MI Daisy Price ~ Proctor. r. spend
'n- fe~ dnyr ir fle city 49, the ruest
~ ufr sister. Mic GRAFT Price
Mr. John Conner lrs returned 20 her
N'fI" "u NiEnr itilrs after spending q
f"~ da5 F wffh hrr patents. ST. aud AIRS.
D vs. Guthrie. Of Third street
Mics Bessie li4nrrman has returned
fp Dor home ir trt east end from a
week t|rlf with relatives ln Washins-
Torn. "a
Mrr william FriVfIv. OF Martin. Per-
rr. Dol spending f~u days In the city o.
i.- Flr'' 'f Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie. u
second street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

dale road between the Giendaie coal
NofA~ and the store The work
j. being Accomplished at ths
present time iu order that IL will
not be Necessary 60 remove the paving
Q" De laid in the near future. Work on
installing "a" water lines along the oppo-
fitr side % tAc street t. In progress and
~i.l probably 10 finished up BY the lat
Ter part OF the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
Game caneeilsd.

The foot BAN game Co have been play
ed SUNDAY between the Dead shot team
90 the upper end Of tals city. and the
NJ M"chen Athletic '1uh. at slippner ball
park ia h"nw God. Naz cancelled yester-
lay 10y tie n Mrch~u club. THIS team
ia~ arranged second game with IN.
Glendale aggregation. TIM latter team
having defeated them last sunday. and
r'' d.~ir, au OPPORTUNITY Co regain lost
.unofs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

cane helpless TIE latter state
n~nt. he aid. Ounion made Me, Ne
eft TIE hoEs-. They nee EAR~.i
- the raiiruAd track where they ~
io~n and crank he heer Witness
sfsf~c that aooGf o'clock Gunion
said Well q b. tine 10 Go The sob -
lhrF ihen ~alk-1 70 Shsr~ CO :
1or>e. witness said. and GunIon -
tered Nhilr he stood b-hlrt a trr~
re stated coy BASED and Gunioa
.ocsed Cut and th-n rs-entsre-c TIE
building aud he could hear both ne
ans >h~r~ u-ol talking The accused
De- stated. as m The house from
three 20 i've mI uuts-. ant then came
out and said be had done the deed
Direct eramlustion % the witness
as closed vhen h. testified that
Guriou a. nrst thought 90 doing the
deed aith bottle. but thought =
Ratchet better
Gun'on Net IN lsse
on cru-- examination bv Nr Cuni~
The witness denied that hs had been
IN .ose afth a ~ouan Sh-ru o.. had
been paying attention 20 Witness
also denied that De had threatened 20
xii Sh~rN ODD. and had on other o.
tie also denied thar be- had said Ia
'ae presence 90 number % ~lt-
he-ses. Niu ALL The - Also
denied that he had tod Witnesses
that % thcy heard o. ShvrR cod being
siivd theN would know Who did the
work. and mum Vas the Word The
witness then stated several occasions
hen Gunion had told him that he
~as going 90 kii SherN ood and OF
several times when plans failed
Here Mr. Cou.T scored h.in for tell
ir- -u many different faced stories
90 The AFFAIR
Grave Charges Made
Cheney stated that DE had tried 70
get GunIou 90 leave Sh. rWood 10 him
self. Another sensation MAS then
sprung when Cheney stated that
GuniOn once informed hiiu tn- be
had committed tNo or tIrec other
such crimes and or De- got away with
this one as easy he would bee satIs
bed
BE denied that there Nere blood
stains on ris shirt the DAY after the
crime. but stated thar peOpl. had said
there were. Tia. prisoner also denied
That De- haa told ~as4.rv oman that
he Was sure Guuiou never committed
th. deed b-cau-. be-, Nas too chicken
hearted lie stated that the washer
woman had asked hlm why he had
committed ihe deed and he only
laughed.
Witness stated Tat Guuion told
him the reason Boz, wanted 20 g-t Sncr.
wood out of the way was because he
mad threatened 20 burn his home ana
Gre mate Do" and his histsr
Harry l.. Lucas. motorman tcsu-
Ned to passing the seen. OF the crime
a. midnight and that hoy who saw
lie Two men set on Of his car
Joe tameiirfa. saloon testified
20 The men buying beer and vhiskey
ON rho night of the crime
Gcorc- thercN testified 20 meeting
Cheney and another man on the night
The crime VAS committed
Ross bowman. The boz who got on
OBJ" car. testified to seeing "a man
standing .u the door and one. ON the
porch q ;"W minutes before tie crime
Mas supposed 90 ha,, been com.
mitted
Miss Ruth Hocs testified 10 seeing
f"o men ON the railroad track drink
ihE Deer shortly after lO o'clock This
closed Do" day r. proceedings
I'D" state Wac -fill on direct exam.
nation when The frst day 81 the trial
closed and indications are that the
case will not he concluded until some
time next week