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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18

Moses Rothschild of Hammond has
started an action against Robert Marka
in which he asks that the sheriff be en-
Joined from selling lot 81 and part of
lot So in Stafford and Trankle's addi-
ton to recover a judgment against the
property. He says that the sale of the
property would unnecessarily cloud the
propertY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18
Batony Starts Action.

Daniel Batony has started an action
against Ethel Batony in which he seeks
a divorce on the grounds that eight
days after his marriage to the defend
ant. Jan. 81. 1908. she proved herself
untrue to him. Peter Kerekjartic is
named as the correspondent in the case.
The marriage occurred in New Jersey.
The case was filed by Willis E. Roo of
East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18

the Whiting school and was a member
OF the eighth grade. He was popular
Lad among the students and liked by
every one who made his acquaintance.
he was an ambitious lad and because
he wanted to work so bad his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Krontak, after some
hesitation, permitted him to leave
school
Funeral arrangements have not been
made and will be announced later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18
EAST GARY CITY
HALL rs DEDICATED

The East Gary city hall was dedi-
Gated today with appropriate ceremo-
MES. There was an attendance of WISH
tors from Gary, Miller, Hobart, HAM
mond and other points in Lake and Por-
ter counties.
Superior Judge Virgil S. Reiter of
Hammond and ex-senator William Ma
son of Illinois were listed as the prin-
cipal speakers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18
CRIMINAL
CASES NEXT
MONDAY

on next Monday number of defend
ants in state cases win be brought to
Hammond and arraigned before Judge
Virgil 6. Reiter They are expected to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18


perienced at the police station during
the past four days and nights. not an
arrest being made. So far the arrests
in 1912 have exceeded that of the past
and the police are expecting this to be
a record breaker.
Chief Mccormack of East Chicago
was a caller at the station this morn
ing, where he was securing some
pointers from the Hammond depart
ment in order that he could arrange
an eight-hour shift among his traf-
fic men. Not only did Chief Mccormack
find the Hammond departments eight
hour shift success, but many other
cities have followed its example and
are finding that Chief Austgen's meth
DDS are proving a success.
The horse that was stolen from Fred
vimuens, 91st street and Mackinaw
avenue South Chicago early yester-
day morning, was reported found last
night by the South Chicago police, but
the officers are still keeping a lookout
| for the horse thief.
A check for s25 a reward for the
| arrest and conviction of l. ]. Packard
was received by Captain Rimbach yes
| terday afternoon. which will be placed
with the other rewards in the police
pension fund. The reward was given
| by the Curtis Publishing company of
| Chicago. Packard was arrested and
convicted after he had fieeced the resi-
dents of Hammond and Gary out of
their money, he posing himself as an
agent and was selling bogus subscrip-
| tions.
| The cops and the members of the
| fire department are still wrangling over
that ball game which is to be played
| in the well let's say future" The
fire boys say they have money and that
the officers are a bunch of cutters,
but the blueeoats say they will be
there when the time comes and don't let
them forget it.
| Evidently the Hammond police de-
partment is preparing to keep a sharp
lookout for motorcycle and automobile
speeders this season as this morning
ten large signs bearing the speed limit
of eight miles per hour is being placed
at the entrance of all principle thor
oughfares leading into Hammond.
So. speed finds had better beware as
the police viii have men stationed at
these points and if you turn on the
gas to the amount of more than eight
miles an hour in the city 1icits it is nc
/ more than likely that an officer will
tap you on the back and say Come to
the station with me- OF course, you
will understand what that means.
Last season it was a crime the way
some of the machines violated the
speed ordinance and not only was II
lamong Chicago and Illinois automobile
owners. but the residents of Hammond
as result there was a wholesale mum
in Der of arrests, which cost most Of
| them in Judge Barnetts court fine
ranging from $40 to SIS and costs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18
BASEBALL AT
GLEASON PARK

Tomorrow the Hammond and Gary
nine will clash on the Gleason park
diamond. Gary is taking much inter
est in baseball this year and a good
crowd of rooters is expected. Last
night a large crowd Of baseball fans
hired motor bus and toured the town
advertising the game.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ands
"fndable' things-and makes all lost
articles "fndabIe.-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18
HEARD AT THE
POLICE STATION

An unusuai quietness has been ex-
perienced at the police station during
the past four days and nights, not an
arrest being made. So far the arrests
in 1912 have exceeded that of the past
and the police are expecting this to be
a record breaker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-18

The horse that was stolen from Fred
Vimuens, 91st street and Mackinaw
avenue, South Chicago, early yester-
day morning, was reported found last
night by the South Chicago police. but
the officers are still keeping lookout
for the horse-thief.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10
Fulton News
News itesna may - Defe ~ Mel.
sens Furniture StOre. o. pnoneu
10 Madison 47lo. 80

Miss Mary CARRIER has returned
home, after spending the summer
with her sister. Mrs. Peass. in Nor
folk.
Mrs r.. Nielsen left Saturday for
a visit 70 her children In Orange,
Va.
Mr.. Lewis Hanssn, Of state street,
has moved into his handsome new
residence on the National road
Miss Lily Nielsen has returned
nome from . visit to Mrs., J. :. Rout-
ten, In Norfolk. While there she A.
tended the Kings Daushtsrs convsn-
ton.
An oyster supper viii be given BY
the ladies Of Denny-Street church. In
the lecture room. on next Tuesosy
night, November 18th. Tickets 20
Mrs r. ounlacA continues quite
sick In her homo on Williamsburg
REV. v. ". B&rsamin. pastor Of
pcnny-gtrest n. e. church. Will leave
next Tuesday for Lynchburg 70 At
tend annual conference. Mr.. BargA-
min has completed his fourth year,
and win have 70 move to another
charge.
The KinIs Daughters win meet next
Tuesday afternoon in the home Of
Mis- Lily Nielsen. A large attendance
Ia desired.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10

daughter, Of Front Royal. are vtsiting
her SITTER, Mrs. G.. p. walton
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith. OF
washington: Mr.. Hanson, OF New
York city ana Mr.. Guy Benchcn, Of
ChambSrsburg, Pa, are guests Of
Professor and Mrs. H J. Benchon, Al
Maasanutfen academy.
Ma A. w. Rusmeselis, has re-
turned 10 her home IN I.ovettsviiis.
after : visit to captain ]. Il. Ora
bill and family.
Misses Ruth Hudson ana Juffa Starr
Preston. Of the faculty OF the state
Normal School, OF Harrfsonbufx. are
visiting Or. 8 J. Hoffman and family
on South Main street.
Miss Nan Hollis, OF etrasburg, y
the guest OF her friend, Mrs. Jonn
Dublin.
Niss Virginia Hasietts. va 9
charming hostess for card party o.
her home on Muhienbsr9 street. Sat
urday Afternoon. about thirty Suesef
we're preAaEf. NNsss-..us = -, :
sfiss .Axnss Whsiau and NJ. q.
Bowlos. of washington. have arrived
10 be present ut the mai reheersalI
ana take the leading parts IN Pima
fore, which win Be gtvsn pr the
aiumnas Of Massanuttsn academy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10
WOODSTOCK

fspec,al To The Richmond virginian)
WOODSTOCK. VA, Nov. s.--on
Friday evening IN the auditorium OF
Lsntx hail . most delightful mas
auerads party was given, Tho au-
ditorium was Artistically decorated
In. autumn leaves and Lighted VITA
candles. Tho judges, Messrs. Man
son, Of New York, and Andrew Smith.
Of washington. awarded the prize
to Mr.. Shields Chapman. dressed as
Father Time. for the best masaued
ruest. Al IL o'clock an elaborate
luncheon was served. Tho guests
were: Misses Louise Bargelt, Hett,
ana Mae Sutherland. Helen Broddus.
Florence spitlsr. Bette Smith, Will
lie Joe Tompkins. Mary blanchard
Reba and Pauline Cuilsrs, Clarie
Irwin, Catharins Bargelt. Mary Hell
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith.
Of Washington: Professor and Mrs.
n. ]. Benchoff, Mr.. Guy Benchoff. Of
Chambersburg, Pa; Mrs. w. c. Rohr.
OF Paramount, W. Va: Or. and Mrs.
Walter wunder. Mrs. Ernest Clapp,
Mrs. Gilbert Pence, and Mrs. W. L.
Newman. Professors MAtz. Thomson
and Sachs, Messrs. Shields. Chapman.
Joseph Irwin, Wilmer Heatwole, VIM.
Cheeseman, w. +. Caperton. Andrew
smith, Joseph McNutt. Earl and Car
roll Rooms, John and ClAud Crawn
ana Dan Pritchard.
Mrs. Mac Richardson and little
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10
Copyright. 1910, by the star Com
80. pAny,. Great Britain aighta
ReSoryodl

friend OF artistic temperament
given to somewhat melancholy
thoughts, writes: How rapidly no
men change from youth to maturity;
even while you are looking ut them.
IL seems. But II does not matter what
age 4 woman u, after thirty. for then
she has lost the bloom Of rsal youth,
and may ~ wsll be ono 49, - an
other
Personally speaking. this view Of
women II wholly out Of drdwing with
facts, according to my own obseTvA-
lions and ideals.
Early youth has IT. charm. and -
fair to see. but women past thirty.
who have lived lives Of mental. moral
ana affectional worth, are infinitely
more beautiful and interesting tnAn
young Girls. And In the last decade,
as never before In the history Of thu
race, It seems TO me, women hAve
learned and illustrated this art Of
keeping tirse 1t bay. and Of SroNint
more beautiful with maturity. I'M
stead OF aging In accordance With
ancient customs.
Time was. In tho days Of our grand
mothers, when q woman II thirty
donnsd ! CAP, ana aband oned al vani-
ties, and settled into the idea Of 40.
either a. Z wife and mother or spin
ster. Her thoughts, her entire dis
fractions, her conversa ton Ill took
on maturity. She was wholly sep
arated from youth.
Ono Of our weekly periodicals ~
Gently contained an amusing ana *,
celient cartoon entitled, "0rsndma.
mother and the girls 80 bathing. !"
Three women Of graceful forms. At
tired in bathing suits which revealed
the natura1ness of their charms, were
speeding toward tho bathing beach.
lets 90 far a. the eye could observe.
IA half or = quarter Dir ! century ago
such ! cartoon would hAvp held no
meaning. but 10 svsry obssrver today
| Of women a. they are seen al about
us, the picture Illustrated existing
conditions. Grandma, mother and the
girls pursue the same pleasures and
dress quite In the same manner and
may well pass IN full sunlight very
| often for sisters.
And ii u not 4 matter Of artifcial-
| ixing anu dressing Il 3 matter
| Of thinking, and OF scientinc care o.
the body. and Of keeping occupied and
| up-to-date IN heart and mind. Modern
| hygiene has sornethine to do with Il
The outdoor life which women lad
| now Ii one Of their beauty secrets
| Chemistry. which n the days % ous
| 9r1ndmothora was science Of Hruen
n theso days u 4ppiied "a foods, and
| women are learning Laws u food
/ chemistry and nnding what to- avoid
I ana what 70 nss, Ia order ~ keey
| well nourished, and to escape obesity
ana rheumatism anl other ills Of tn
l flesh. which ussd to b. thought RESULT
| q - but are nov known - rssuit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10

several very interesting weddings
Ntli ~ solemnixed on the hin this
ueek. one OF the prettiest being that
IN Miss Viola Augusta Diacont to Mr..
N1lliam Bright Anderson. which will!
~ sciemnfxed Tuesday evening at
Enion- Station church. Miss Diacont.
Nko h the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Diacont, 10 leading soprano and
nn1oist Of Broad-Street METHODIST
church. and IL popular In social and
musical circles throughout the city.
Another ceremony OF considerable
interest Ii the double wedding to be
sAu5emnised in East End Baptist
Fchurch, Thursday evening. when Miss
sId1ian Huband will become the bride
~ m. Marion w. Woodland, and
7fine Mary Oliver will become the
hea9s Of Mr.. EweIl NJ. Huband The
3f0rmer bride IL the daughter Of Mr..
na 1GfH James E. Hnband. OF 2e1o
" street and the latter the daughter
of Mrs. J. l. Oliver. Of 11i2 NORTH
street. The Rev. s.
#O. 60yars will be the ofnciat1ng min
- veH LAFYn nm NYclt club, 1
NNaW o0cfal organisation on the hill.
eSvan formed last week in the home OF
~ Ethei Dickerson, $50 East Broad
( treet with the following officers:
#D11n1&ent, 8. Garland Burnett:
Elmore B. Gary:
exeagursrs Aubrey L. Pond: secretary.
Floyd Bradley; charter members.
J1eo Mabel Cooley. May Dawn,
1the1 nickArson, Rosa Thomas. Ethel
a1ter, Bernice Walker. Wortley
U1ckerscn and Eunice Evans. Luther
hAEkelford, Frank Nelson. wan
nAnAers, Aubrey Pond. Everett Jack
pn. Eimore Gary. Garland Burnet,
&M1d Floyd Bradley. Tho next meet
III of the club viii be with Miss Ma
.xtoi Cooley.
Mr. G. w. Smithie. OF 40 North
Wsnty-fifth street, has returned from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10
In Our Suit Dept.

You Win find the most complete line Of Tailoeed S4n.
Gowns and Coats ever shown n Richmond and many -
quite model Gowns It greatly reduced prices They have
served our purpose Of elegant display and willing -
sacrifice now rather than later. thus giving pstoos tie
benefit Of long seasons wear s<s4s
REMEMBER OUR SPECIAL WINTER DISPLAY.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10
GORDONSvILLE

(Speciai to The Richmond vir9inian.l
oORDONSvIILE. VA Noy. -
AnAn Goodwin. OF LynchbNrG hAS
been spending the week Win NJ pA-
rents. Captain and Mrs. n Good.
win. In the city. 3ss n.
Mrs. ThoimAs Peers and tKn ehii-
iren. after spending thu g1muaer
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. - 14ee ~
South 0ordcnsvilie, havA fe&gE1ea e
SheIr home In New York
Mr.. Ninter has retuxnA4 IN M
1sorno ~ Aichmond. xfta 40
several days u the home M - "a
y. Nondx. = s..s,. 81
q 81 stratton was \ ~ yskA
th16 week IN business.
NJ aad Hrs. Roy =. 01lluIqs ~
ChaflotteGytIls, we're, q fa -
WoAk az the formers e1A31 1g9a
Jamee u EAbsr, IN thu c1t1.
GolonAl m. II ChanMn ~ ANi
Is Chep q Rlahsaey ssl
- - y ~ 9 - :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10
wAvERLY

fspeciai to The Richmond virginian.)
wAyERLY. VA. Nov. s.--Mrs. ~.
r. williams. Of Waveriy. = visiting
friends In Richmond this weak.
J. +. West, IT.. OF Sedley. ", visit-
I'd his parental home In WaveTV ON
Tuesday last -.
sor, and Miss Myrtle HArrison lat
on Tuesday last for Taib0tton. -,
where they will be thu guests Of Mlss
Martha X Smith for ABOUT 80
weeks.
Governor william Hodgse Mann
was the guest Of Judge ]. ,. West on
Copperhaunk Avenue when ID Mayer-
Ii this week to make an address pe-
dress before the United paughtsss Of
Professor George p. ArnoIA d Dis
nutanta. u amending the weekend
with relatives in Waver1y.
Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood has returned
10 her home In Waverly, axtsr spend
ing several Jays In Norfolk.
John Thornton, of Fennsyiy9n1a.
has been visiting friends ~ WAIVER
ly and vicinity for the past Dsvsral
III. ana Mira. Henry snip ana ehil.
dreus OF NfeWot Wefo ~ -
their brothar. L. e. shipp, On EAss
MAR, street this week. Il
Mrs. e. NJ. Lilly ana Niee joss
Lilly visited friends In Petefspurg 70
cently. 80. I.
O. i. Ehswmake, Of aurrx. - ~
wavsrly yesterday.
Mrs.. w. A. StephensoU and chill
drcn attended tho schol fair and visit
"a friends IN Waverly this we9k:
Nrs. N. n, Burrow. " Princa
George county. 10 the guege rs hel
brother. b. y. Livesay. On Wesf NAH
street.
David A. Harrison, II, spent the
day in Waverly yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10
The Age Beautiful Of Women
BY ELLA wHrELER WILCOX

..A.. \. -.
that the mental activity g tne - 1 ~.
in cities. thar coatinns4 $3.50 st
thought, and their variety e enoucns
and pleasures. have eonenced g -
their facial exprsssdon ahvs ana 49,.
vent the ut ana sto!td epp 49, 49,
which results ffom dui- monoso1e ~.
are being tal<sn ont 8 rnfs ana eavsn
10 wider rAnga 81 t1oq&nS a1o a1iaVs
the result II being shSwn y tnesr -
pearancA.
Arnin our country u 1ust ba9inn1ng
"a awaken from tho nightmare az d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10

a delightful visit to New York. Phila-
delphia and Washington.
Mrs. d. II. Eley. Of Franklin.
Southampton county, has been spend
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
J. r.. Euhank. Of East Broad strset
Mrs. n. II. Potts. OF Norfolk, Va.
was the guest of Mrs. /. III. Daven-
port. during the missionary confer
ence.
The condition Of Mira. Eva Goode.
OF North Twenty-ninth street. who
recently underwent 4 serious opera
ton, Is quite satisfactory. although It
will be several weeks before she can
be brought from the hospital
Mrs. c. r. Waters and Miss Helen
Carmine, Of Onley. Accoman. who
were delegates to the missionary con-
ference and were guests Of Mrs. II.
A. Hare. OF East Broad street. have
returned home.
Mrs. n. NJ. wfidbore and daughter,
Evelyn. and Mrs, Jenkins. OF Chin
boraso Park. have returned from i.
pleasant stay At Alton, Va
Mrs. Julian Huckstep, OF Fails,
King William county. 10 the guest
OF her son. Mfr. Jamea Huckatep. Of
71s North Twenty-seyenth street.
Mrs. G. Il. Biankenship. OF South
ampton county, Is the guest OF her
brother, Mr.. George Walford, OF
Chimhorazo Park.
Mrs. c. F. Rogers and Mrs. w. B.
Lewis. OF onancock, Va, who spent
several days last week ~ gues,s OF
Mrs. Arthur Via. Of East Broad
street. have returned home.
Mrs. Frank Bates. Jr., had n her
guests last week. Mira. Hall ana HIiss
Shannon, who were in the city in At
tendance upon the missionary con.
| ference.
Mrs. George Fleet OF Chimborast
Park, who was operated on recently
for appendicitis, IL improving.
Mrs Harper. who has been spend
ing several weeks as the guest oil
her daughter. Mrs F. Mcconnell. OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-10

nssday for hsr horns n Low 16oes,
aftsr Spending the past few wseks
with her aunt. lrs James =. NIB.
Il, C. Triplett, Of F&uQuter. -
the guest Of friends n 0ordonsvtne
this week. -
Or. isaac curd ieft On THURSDAY
morning Tor Rich1nond. bsinf oeASa
there 81 account " caso q eaAli-
W McElroy, u rittsbnrG -
has been spending tho week WIN
relatives near town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
HEIR Of MURDERED
LANDLORD IS FOUND
Thomas Fogarty, Philadelphia
Policeman, Inherits Prop
erty of Thos. Cummings,

Special 20 The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 2o-Infor-
nation that he is heir 10 fortune esti-
mated At between 100000 and SIS, 600, was
conveyed 10 Thomas logarty. the police
man. by Superintendent Taylor tonight.
The superintendent phoned for FogarJy
10 come in from his beat at 10 O'Clock
and told him OF his good fortune. Fo-
garty thanked his chief and went hack
on his beat until he reported Off duty
at midnight.
Fogary wns given a months leave Of
absence by the superintendent and ad-
vised 20 leave Immediately for Salt Lake
City
Two weeks ago Fogarty, while l!ued
up ~ headquarters, heard the house SER
ge&nt read OFT the memorandum to the
effect that Thomas Cummings, formerly
contractor in this city. had been shot
IN Salt Lake C!iy and had left property.
his sole heir being a policeman In this
city. Fogaty stepped out OF lne aud
said that ne was tho man who was mem
toned. Negotiations were opened by po-
lice headquarters here with police IN Self
Lake City and Fogarty succeeded in
proving his RELATIONSHIPS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Two True Bills Returned
Against The Noted Union
Labor Attorney by Grand
Jury at Los Angeles.
ARRESTED
AND BAIL FURNISHED
Indictments Are the Result Of
the Attempted Corruption
Of a Jury on Venireman in
Mcnamara Case.

II Os ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 29.-Two
months of uncertainty and sus-
penso ended TO-DAY Tor Clarence s.
A-A DauoU the noted union labor at
torney, when The county grand
jury which for four weeks has been In
vesCisating allegations or corruption in
come ect!on with The trial jury in the Me
Namars dyuam'tIu- case, returned two
indictments charging him with bribery.
There are four counts in the two bills
Two of the counts charge Darrow with
the bribery and attempted corruption OF
Robert Balm. the first Juror sworn 70 try
James p. Mcnamara, the confessed dyna-
miter and murderer. nov serving n life
term IN San Quentin prison. The re-
naming counts allece tho bribery and
corruption OF George y. Lockwood. a
venIremau summoned in the Mcnamara
case
Bert Franklin, the detective who Is al
legged TO have actually passed tho nrihe
money TO fSaln and Lockwood, Is accused
OF tho same orfeuses I'm informs lions filed
som" time ago lu the superior court. and
his trial has been set for February q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
District Attorney Will Sift Az
rest, Trial and Conviction
of Schif2's Valet.
BY International News Service,

BY International News Service,
"A TEW YORK. Jan. 99-The most mn.
nj portent developments today IN
vi the case Of Foull1e r. Brandt, the
former valet Of Mortimer j.
Sch!ff, who was sentenced to
thirty years imprisonment BY Judge Rc-
salsky because OF an alleged burglary
of two stickpins from Mr.. schln. were
as follows
There will be i further investigation
hy the district attoney into the circum-
stances. arrest, trial. conviction and sen
tence Of Brandt. and this inouirv. il jE
said. viii be extended 10 reach any
others who may be Involved in the case.
Carl Fischer Hansen. who became at
to!ney for Brandt after he was called
into the case by Judge Rogalsky said
that the district attorney office under
Jerome gave explicit orders Ia The door
keeper Of the Tombs that no visitors
be allowed 10 sec Brandt.
Police Commissioner Waldo win ASK
the district attorneys office for a re-
port on an Investigation OF Lieutenant
Joseph D. Woodbridge, who looked IN
srandts record at the time of his trial.
as most OF the charges against Brandt
h'4' niSPlON'b ny LBN district attorNcN'g y
investigators.
District Attorney Whilmau's repor7
concerning Brandt recommending his
sentence be commuted SO that he may
be released from Dannainorn was laid
before Governor Dix today by Mr. Whit
mans secretary.
When asked today why Mortimer ] .
Schift was so determined I'm his op-
position TO clemency for Brandt Howard
s. Cans. who with Alton y Parker, VII.
liam F.. Sheehan and Paul ID. Crayath =
has represented Mr.. Schir, replied:
Mr. Schiff's opposition go the pardon
OK tbls man is because OF the dastardly
character OF the plea upon which he
bases his application for executive Glenn
ency.
At the time OF his arrest and coDytc-
ton, the valet said that he wes in love
with tine wife OF his master, and had
written her several love letiers, One of
the letters he placed on Mrs. Schir' s
writing desk. He was peremptorily dis
charged By his mastcr, Later he entered
the house and was arrested as n burg
lar, several valuable jewels being found
on his person. These he admitted taking,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
.DUKE Of FIFE DIES
At ASSUAN. EGYPT
Brotber-in-LaW of King
George Y. of Great Britain
Noted As Business Man.

AsstAN, Upper Egypt, Jan 2e--
The Duke Of Fife. brcaher.in-lsw or
sing George V. Of Great Britain, died
here IT 6 o clock this evening.
The duke s death is direc,lv trace.
able to exposure at the time the
steamer Delhi WAS wrecked of Cape
Spartel on December ID. when the duke
and his party, who we're on their way
10 the Dprbar, were taken off the ship.
carried in n life boat 70 shore and
only reached safety after their boat
had twice sNamped. The Duchess OF
Fife and her two daughters, who were
also saved from the Delhi after three
sailors had lost their lives in an at
tempt az rescue, were at the duke :
bedside.