Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 163, Hammond, Lake County, 28 December 1907 — Page 6

THF. LAKE COUNTY TIMES

Saturday. Doe. 28. 1907.

ROBERTS DALE NEWS

Hammond stikcs fur a nil Nine-

Miss Hka Vater, -with a party of friends whom she Titertain.il at a th. Titer party last evening, saw "Mfs-fc-lah" at the Orch.-stra hall In Chicago. William Mark-rt of Harrison ave-nur-, is v'siting his aunt, Mrs. draw, of I.al'orte. Indiana fur t few flays. Joseph, the fM'-.-t pun of Mr. arid Mrs. J. Aman, U on the sick list. John Szirrnay rt-turned to his home in Harrison av v.v.-, afte r spending hcvcrnl months in Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. IMward Clements of St. Joseph. Mi.-h., are sr-ending th? holidays as the pu.-sts of the hitter's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Nauzer, of Kohert.s avenue.

City Engineer Lyons of wa.s here yesterday setting a sewer on One Hundred

teenth street. Street Commissioner Kuhlman and Water Superintendant Jewett of Hammond, were lh .her! sd.tle business visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ohrlstenson of Oary. Inih, were the pm-sts of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kasch at their home in lioh.Tls u vo n u e, y es t r i ! a y. Miss llattie Klcmm was ngreeahly surprised Iter. tMh in honor of her seventeenth hhthday, hy a host of friends. The house was beautifully decorated with Iloston ferns and holly, artistically trimmed with red rihhon and hells. Kef reslmients wero served and tho young; people enjoyed a very pleasant evening playing frames. Those present were: Misses Mame Holinger, Martha Schiminsky, Clara Duval, Anna Ilolinger, Amelia liolinger, Certrudo Klemm, Kmma Klemm of Whiting. Ida liezold of Chicago, Mar tha Wc her, Augusta "Wilkenlrig of Ihist Side. Messrs. Alfred and William Klemm, of Whltln, John and Walter Hezold, and Arvln Guettler of Chicago, tho latter two being fellow students of Fred Klemm, who is here for his Christmas vacation. Mrs. Faso of Roberts avenue, entertained friends from South Chicago. Mrs. Fase spent Christmas in Irving Park.

it by men prominent In political circles. Work Is slowly progressing on the putting in of the concrete piers of the. bridge for the Iake Shore and Baltimore & Ohio, over the Grand Calumet, a short distance west of Broadway. With the completion of this bridge the roads can begin the running of their respective trains through Gary on elevated tracks. There Is, of course, yet remaining the structural work for the crossing over Broadway and Virginia streets, but it is thought that this wiil he in place as suon as the Calumet river bridge can put in, at the pr sent rate of working.

GRIFFITH NEWS

VALPARAISO NEWS

The little two-year-ohl daughter of William Quadlln, who is sick with pneumonia, is getting better very .slowly. Our barber is spending tho Christmas holidays at his home in North J udson. Two funerals at the same Hmreh, within two hours of each other is a very unusual thing for this neighborhood. The funeral of Robert Jamieson occurred yesterday at Ross at 10 o'clock arul that of Fred Robinson at 12 o'clock.. The Standard Oil company had a bad leak in their pipes in the south part of town yesterday. It required most of the afternoon to repair It and burn the waste oil. E. F. Schofleld is the happy grandfather of a little lady, who came to the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Joe Welming, of Chicago on Dec. 23.

BLACK OAK NEWS

CLARK STATION

Mrs. A. Luck was a visitor In East Side.' Mr. and Mrs. Renncr and daughter, Florence, of I,eginear, are visiting relatives here for t few days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luck of Toleston visited relatives here. J. Scheurer was a South Chicago business visitor.

GARY NEWS

Roscoe Iddings of Merrlllvllle was called here yesterday to attend the children of Mrs. Ed Raydon, who have tonsilitls. John Nlmltz is transacting business at Hammond today. Miss Ethel Larson of Hobart Is

spending a few days here, the guest of

her sister, Mrs. Henry Ewen, Roscoo Watson of Toleston transacted business here yesterday.

The Misses Alice and Minnie Paulson have returned to Chicago after a three days visit hero. Mrs. Joe Euler of Ilessville spent yesterday here, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Thone.

Clarence and Floyd Brown have gone to Harvey, Hi., to visit their uncle, John Brown, who is a brother of Marshal Matt. Brown of this city. Sheriff Louis Green of Porter county was in Gary yesterday on official business. Robert Arnold, who was arrested at Kouts Thursday for assault and battery, with Intent to kill, has given bond for his appearance in court. John W. Hearn was the complaining witness. Judge Tuthlll in the Porter superior

court in the case of tho Chicago, In- j diana avrl Southern railroad company j vs. Thomas E. Wells, et al has refused j

the defendants a new trial, they hav

ing accepted the sum of $4,500 with

interest tendered them by the plainlilT

In accordance with the verdict of the

jury in the ease.

Bernard Musekamp, aged 33. and Bertha Schultze, Hged 26, of Dunder, 111., were married yesterday at the county clerk's office in Valparaiso by Justice T. B. Lauderbark. The bride wa.s engaged to marry two persons and had to run away to many the one she finally decided upon a; her future husband. Prof. A. F. Reddle of the elocution department of the University, will read Dickens' Christmas Carol in the auditorium this evening. J. H. Patrick and others went yesterday to Medaryville to Install the newly elected officers of the Masonic lodge at that place. Deputy County Auditor F. II. Cole went to Chesterton last evening where he installed the newly elected officers of the Masonic order in that town. The Valparaiso high school basketball team will play the All Stars tonight in the high school gymnasium. The All Stars is a team composed of ex-high school and University stars. The following is tho line-up:

warden of the state prison here, is mentioned as a promising candidate for republican nomination for representative from Carroll county. Miss Edith Bramhall, .Ph P.. professor of history and political economy in Rockford college, who his spent Christmas here with her parents, will leave tomorrow for Madison, Wis..

to attend the annual meeting Ol tne t

National Historical association. Attorney D. E. Keiley of Valparaiso t in the city on superior court business. Hon. and Mrs. W. B. Hutchinson left today for the west and south, where they wiil spend the winter. They will

be at Hot Springs. Ark., several

and later go on to Iys Ange greater part of their stay.

weeks

for the

LOWELL NEWS

South d y e s -event

Charley Hufr of her lady

surprise party, e social time is

V. II. S. R. Felton R. F T. Davis L. F C. Schneider C. D. B. Schneck, Capt..R. G

All Stars. . .11. K. Brown . . . P. Nuppnau .Johnson, Capt H. C. Doyle . . . . L. Lemt ke Admission 15

EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Tho attachment suit of L. Mekatinsky vs. Forzt and Murzyn before Justice of the Peace A. C. 1 tuber, was settled out of court the earlier part of tho week. Miss Flora E. Mashino, ex-deputy treasurer of Hammond, has entered upon her new duties as deputy treasurer of Gary, taking up the work tins morning at the office of Judge Bryan in the south part of town. The work will probably be carried on there for several weeks, until arrangements can be made to have all of the municipal offices In one location. This proposed

arrangement will accommodate the city engineer, clerk, treasurer, building commissioner and the board of trustees' meeting place. The Co-operative Construction company is busily engaged in tearing off the third story wall of the old factory building at Adams street and Twenty-second avenue. It was deemed $afcr and better to do away with the superfluous space made by the third story rather than permit it to stand and be a constant menace to those working in or about the plant. The walls of the third floor were only SIneh brick walls and were deemed unsafe to support the heavy weight of tho roof expanse. The Wabash Railroad company nh.eed In Position this afternoon the

little frame watchman's shanty that was scheduled to arrive here several days ago. John Krtwis, who burned out about a week ago on Washington street, near Twelfth avenue, is repairing roughly the buvued rooms. The building suffered much less t tonnage than was at firt anticipated. Officers Newman and lvw ron loved efficient service with ..their impromptu tire organization. The training which Newman had received in tho volunteer organization stood him in good stead. IxK-al rumor has it that the receptive candidacy of A. F. Knotts for the oflice of lieutenant governor is no longer correct. Mr. Knotts is said to have declared himself out of the race entirely, although strongly urged to make

To Assist You In "Swearing: Off" Beef, Iron and Wine 51.00 per bottle Bell-Borman Drug Co. Next to lost Office OAKY. INO.

Messrs. Charles and David Johns visited friends in tho Harbor yesterday. Berry Is building an addition to his electric theater and is putting In a stage. He expects to add vaudeville to the regular performance. W. R. Diamond was a Chicago visitor yesterday. August Johnson was a Harbor visitor yesterday.

Messrs. Friedman and Coplan of East Hammond visited friends in East Chicago yesterday. The dance given by Louie Greenfield at Kline's hall Thursday evening, was a great success. A number of East Chicago boys attended.

Attorney Van Home of Indiana Harbor transacted business in East Chicago yesterday. M. 1. Greenwald of South Chicago transacted business in East Chicago Thursday. Wolf Markovich of Indiana Harbor was an East Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. E. Obern of East Hammond was in town yesterday in search of a location for a hotel.

David Cohen ,j contemplating a trip

to Mt. Clemmins, in the near future.

Miss Bessie Goldberg of Gary is the

guest of Mrs. I. Specter.

Miss Gertrude and Isadore Jaeobson

are the guests of. friends in Chicago

Mr. and Mrs. . L. Cherry, who are visiting friends in Joliet, will return

tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Pohn Nauked of St.

Louis, are the guests of Hrs. Naukey's mother. Mrs. C. Narill. The Water and Light company has received new machinery which when installed, will supply Eaat Chicago and the Harbor with a day current.

Mrs. John Burhop Is undergoing surgical treatment at St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond. The "Musical Fire" gave an informal dance at Krupa's hall Thursday evening. It was announced that a dance will be given there every Thursday night in the future. Mesdames Hitchcock and Emmerson were Chicago shoppers yesterday. Max Alphin attended a wedding in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Mary Thompson and children are visiting friends In Colorado.

K. Wolfe L. G. Time of game, 8:15

cents. The Valparaiso Lodge of Foresters elected the following officers Thursday night for the year IPOS': Chief Ranger Charles Moore. Vice Chief Ranger Robert E. Miller. Recording Secretary O. B LePele. Financial Secretary Frank II. Klein. Treasurer Joseph Decker. Senior Woodard James Pratt. Junior Woodard Peter Mathlas. Senior Beadle Mannle Gray. Junior Beadle Arthur Marks. Trustee, three years Albert Thompson. The Forester will hold a public installation of the newly elected officers Thursday evening, Jan. 9. The committee on arrangements has decided to provide a good program for the occasion. Joseph Decker yesterday received from Elden Small of Detroit, Mich., a copper souvenir tray bearing an en

graving of the Detroit city hall. Elden is an old Valpo boy and for many

years was cltji editor of the Valpa

raiso Vldette. He is now dramatic

editor of the Detroit News, president of the Detroit Press club, and vice-

president of the International League of Press clubs.

The revival meetings which were to have been held at the Christian church have been postponed indefinitely on account of the receipt of a message announcing the illness of the wife of the man who is to conduct the muiic.

Otto Purduhm of Hammond, and Miss Mary Zanders, were united, in marriage Thursday at tho home of the bride's parents. The young couple have many friends who join in extending them best wishes.

Mrs. Hufnagle, living in Burnham street, was 53 years o terdav anil to commemorate tht

lu-r daughter-in-law. Mrs nagle. Invited in a numb

friends and gave her a A tine supper and a tin

reported by all. Elsworth Wih-y of Er.glewood is visiting relatives in Lowell. Word is received here from Kansas announcing the death of Mrs. Albert Kei-itehtield. Thev have a large nu:n-

hf ef rchtiv,. ni.il ;icn!iaintancc3 in!

and near Lowell. The basket ball game between I""'ell and Whiting at the Lowell opera house last night resulted in favor of the visitors by a score of 25 to C:t. Roth teams did some good work. There was quite a large attendance. The lecture and entertainment course of Lowell gave their second number

at the Lowell opera nouse i.im im.noday night in which John B. Ratio, in his character studies from life, gave one of his most amusing entertain

ments to a large and appreciative dience.

JURY FIND SALOOFIKEEPEINOT GUILTY Sunday Cling LaW Not Violatedoecision on Tent Ballot. NO THANKS QB VENIREMEN Criticism and use of Kesult Fol

lowed by Plarox Further Prosecutions ajy Surprised.

au-

DYER NEWS

trans-

was a

trip

Peter Stephens f Scherervilh acted business hero yesterday. F. Ilitzeman of Kreuzburg

business visitor here Friday. Ttenrv Overhage made a business

to St. John Thursday. Messrs. Charles and A. W. Stommel were Hammond business visitors Thursday afternoon. Miss Z. Davis, primary teacher here, is spending her vacation with relatives at Chicago. The Independent Foresters held their regular meeting Thursday evening.

Regular April weather was our lot

vesterdav. Most of the snow had

anneared by morning excepting

street, where it was packed

traffic. It was very interesting to

watch pedestrians at

crossing performing

tic acrobatic

dis-

in the

down by

a busy

some very

movements.

street artis-

at 3

Tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon,

o'clock, the second entertainment will be given by the pupils of the parochial school. A full house is expected.

HESSVILLE NEWS

Miss Nellie Thone of Chicago was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joe Euler yesterday. Miss Helen Otto of Chicago is spending the week with her grandmother in Ilessville. Mrs. Van Slooten and daughter, Jennie, were Hammond visitors yesterday. The Ilessville school will begin Monday, Dec. 30, after the Christmas vacation.

BRAHNAfi MID STRIHGFELLOV. (jARY, ind. Drugs, Cigars, Stationery, Etc. Precrlptlon department in charge of graduate in Pharmacy with 1 years exerienj'"

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Adam Prholinskl of 727 West Fourth street had a narrow escape from drowning Thursday nticht. After spending the evening on the east side, he was returning home when he stepped off the dock into the harbor. lie hung onto a pile until two girls came across the bridge, when his cries sent them for rescuers. The city board of flnanee received bids for the care of public funds during 190S from all three of the city banks, the Plrst National and Trust &

savings banks giving bonds of the Federal Union Surety company of In

dianapolis, while the Citizens' bank

gave a personal bond signed by Wil

Ham B. Hutchinson, C. II Arnt, Wil

liam ML!;-r. u. b. van Deusen and J. C.

Pitsch. Tho 1 Irst National bid for the

custody of the maximum amount of

$40,000; the Citizens for $30,000, and

the Trust & Savings for $20,000.

Delbert Hlsel was In the country

yesterday and saw a snake two feet

long crawling on the snow.

cnicKen uueves in tins vicinity may look for the extreme penalty at the

hands or Judge Kenenek, who was

robbed last night of a whole coop o Plymouth Rock pullets.

Attorneys Gallagher of this city and

Osborn and Mo ey of LaPorte are to

get the $2,500 due them from the coun

ty for conducting the Harrow, Wor

den ana Talbot aisnarment case, according to Judge Rlchter's decision

yesterday afternoon.

Another cave-In occurred yesterday afternoon at the Junction of the old and new sewers, corner of Franklin

and Eighth streets. The pavement be

tween the double tracks dropped sev

eral feet and immediate repairs are

necessary.

F. C. Grischow's term as police commissioner expires Jan. 1 and he will probably be reappointed by Governor Hanly, as no other candidate Is known to be In the field. Charley Ilarley of Delphi, formerly

HOBART NEWS

Several

gaged in

yesterday

couple

of our local spotrsmen cna ten-bird clap pigeon shoot afternoon, the prizes being

of pigs. John Stocker

Chicago. rees..Ton... Chamaies yesterday was .iar0ll not guilty of Keeping his sa', open for the sale of liquors on jay Xov 24 The .verdict agreed upon shortly btfore '.:30 ok ln the morning after ten ballot,! ht.pn taken. At HO time did niOlhun tiv, iurors deem

the saloonkecpuiity of the offense. Prosecution ch, other fifty -eight saloonkeepers a,t.-d for violations of the Sunday cy law wni be taken up in order, it iinounced. despite the verdict in the t!of Chamales. The next casu be called Monday morning, and C; justice Olson of the

Municipal court10 before his election was first assist to State's Attorney Healy. may h jt. The associate judges of the rt aro assigned for the month. arnono has displayed anxiety to try tgaloon eases. Judge Heap's rulings, expected to cause the defendants eek a change of venue, in whivent Chief Justice Olson would debate the trial judge probably liini. Jit would not disouf.s this pha.xf the situation last night. The verdict "rot guilty" was a surprise to thoyyors and court attaches. In thee of the exposition of the law maby Municipal Judge Heap and his licit instructions to the jury, cour -with the absence of defense offefcy Chamales, a disagreement hadn the best verdict

anticipated by tiquor men and their attorney. The jury le.he Criminal Court building lmmertly after it had delivered Its decisatid was discharged. Foreman W. J.lllips, for his associates, told quners that they had agreed not to sj of the deliberations in the jury-roc-He announced the number of ballond their result. The jury stood sevo five for acquittal en the first votl the number voting for conviction jually lessened. Surprise wasnred In the courtroom when Judenp failed to thank the Jurors and ?)tly called the next case. "Didn't I spea them?" queried the jurist later. "1st have forgotten." This was his comment upon the

verdict. State's AttoriHealy frankly admitted his surp hut said the verdict would have fleet upon the cases pending againther saloonkeepers charged with Sy closing violation.

"We will call next case on the

list, dispose of Id take up the next one, and proceecregular order until

the cases are csed of," he said. "Our position iat these cases do not differ froinceny, burglary or other offenses, '.s office has been placed ln posses of evidence which shows the law violated. We believe this to be and It is our duty to act.

and

Flvn Koch carried on rue num-io.

Mr. and Mrs. Gearge Pederscm were

in t mcago ihuimwj.

William and Fred Ewlglc'on trans

acted business Thursday in Valparaiso.

Dr. and Mrs. James P. Smith, of Chi-

t r ... v. .-. t .n'il -t t rk

cago, came- i jiuo.ni . on. i

visit the doctors urotner, i.iuioi -v. o.

Smith and family, for a few days.

Mrs. John Van Lester, Mrs. Fred herns and Mrs. Charles Aherns visit

ed friends m aiparaisu u-3u-iu.

Airs. Ed. Krause nnd son, Ray, who

few

have neen imihik nen- m- i-.-v.

days with Mrs. Krause a nioLuei, .i James Ostrander, returned to their

home in Chicago yesterday.

Philip Keilman sr., and Philip jr.

Uvr r. r vis tlntr at uie iiuine ui

Keilman this week.

Miss I,izzte Jar.sen is still quite 111.

of Ed

CROWN POINT NEWS

The Pleasure club met with Mrs. P.

A. Banks yesterday aiternoon.

Attorney E. W. Wickey of East Chicago, transacted business in Crown Point yesterday. Mrs. L. G. Sauerman has returned to her parents' home in Wyoming since the death of her husband, Harvey Sauerman. The Young Men's club has formed a

glee club which will furnish Cue songs

for all of the club's public functions. Emll Lambers has been selected as the leader.

TURBULENTS ?TACK POLICE. Wabash, Ind. ,5. 2S. -III feeling resulting from t';ld" being clamped down In Wabash ltod ln a riot during which Chief Police Lines and Police officers i-son. Glazier and Allison were b! Injured. An at

tempt was maderrest Joe Bldwell, Henry Bldwell iCharles Satschell

on charges that were mioxicaieu.

Some of their frl came to the res

cue and finally iwd of two hun

dred persons gatl. It was alleged that the police baome too officious, and the officers -sroughly handled. They drew their lvers and finally succeeded ln getthe three men to jail.

LE ROIEWS

Mr. Bryant of In spent Thursday at the home earlie Lightfoot. Mr. Bryant recent.me from Iowa, where he owns a J6 and half Interest in another Dr. Houk of Cro'olnt was down Thursday to attendpatlent, George Sowards, who la vow with pneumonia. Ernest Turner ofcago, who has been, engaged at bseplng for the American Steel com, started back to work after spend'hrlstmas here. James Love madflying trip to Crown Point Thursforenoon, getting back in three U

A New scheduled Tuesday.

Years' eve dancing party is for Central music hall next

The marriage of Fred Adauk and Miss Florence Hecder. both well known young jeople of Crown Point, will oc

cur next Wednesday ver anniversary of M

The ceremony will

sii-

This is the

Adauk'3 parents.

probably be from

the Catholic church. The Masons he'd th-Mr installation yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the room over Swartz's drug store. Crown Point plays the Owls of Whiting tonigiit. Excitement is rather high as this is the first game played by the Men'ts club team.

RENSSELA NEWS

It is understood that t' dies of Crown Point will Tear dnce about Jan.

Frank Hanley Is Itrom Chicago visiting his father, I Hanley. Ed Oliver of Newlmade a business trip to Illinois rday. Miss Ida Jacobs is from Louisville, visiting her si Mrs. W. A. Davenport. County Superir.tendamson is attending the session be Indiana State Teachers' assoc. a-t Indianapolis. Mrs. Martin GillanMarlon has

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Itoads

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L. S.. 6.1 3 x

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II nid. A.M. 6.46 5.50x 6.10

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10.35

I. S.. 6.20x1 M. C. . . 6.40 N. P.. 6.40 Penn.. 6.42 L. S. 6.51x1 L. S. . 7.06x Erie... 7.25 Penn.. 8.00x Erie... 8.30 I S.. 8.4S Wab'sh 9.34 Monon. 9.3G

M. C... 9.55x 10.45

Erie. . . 10.00 10.58 Penn.. .10.07s 11.10 L. S.. 10.141 11.35 Monon. 11.11 12.00 M. C. .11.63x 12.35 P.M. P.M.

Penn. .12.36x I S.. 1.12 M. C. . 2.06 Penn... 2.18s Penn.. 3.31x Erie... 3.50x N. P.. 4.36 M. C. . 4.08x Wab'sh 4.10 Monon. 4.39s

L. S.. 4.47x1 Monon. 5.02 M. C. . 5.1 2x Erie... 5.13 L. S.. 5.28x Penn. . 6.32 C C L. 5.36x I S.. 6.0 2x1 L. S.. 6.28 L. S.. 6.431 Penn.. 6.52x M. C. 7.05x Monon. 7.49x 1ST. P.. 8.16 C C L 8.22s M. C. . 8.24 Wab'sh 8.52 M. C. . 9.13s Erie. .11.20 L. S..12.2Ssg

1.35 2.06 2.55 3.15 4.30 4.50 5.31 4.50 5.00 6.35 6.04 5.55 6.00 6.07 6.27 6.30 6.40 7.15 7.25 7.55 7.45 7.50 8.40 9.15 9.20 9.10 9.40 9.55 12.10

Ive. A r. Roads, t lI..IIniI. A.M. IM. Penn.. 5.20 6.16 L. S. . 5.2ax 6.20 Penn.. 5.30 6.4 2 I S. . 5.521 7.06 I S.. 5.57x 6.51 Penn.. 6.00 6.59 M. C. . 7.10x 7.58 Erie... 7.15x S.10 L. S.. 7.281 8.48 Penn.. 8.00x 8.56 Monon. 8.30 9.19

9.38 10.07 10.14 11.35 12.36 P.M. 12.50 1.12 12.52 2.18 1.54 3.31 3.20 3.25 3.50 3.55 3.55 4.15 4.47

I S.. 4.12x1 6.28 Penn. . 4.15 5.32 Perm.. 4.30 5.32 L. S.. 5.06x 6.02 Erie... 5.15 6.15 L. S.. 5.17x1 6.2S Penn.. 5.40 6.32

L. S.. 5.50 6.43 Penn.. 6.1 5x 7.12 M. f.'. . . 6.25 7.16 Monon. 9.00 9.50 N. P.. 9.06 9.51 Erie. . . 9.30 10.25 C C L 9.30 10. S6 M. C. .10.00 10.47 Wab'shll.OOx 11.48 Monon. 11. 10i 11.58 L. R. 11.35 12.28 Penn. .11.35s 12.32 Erie 11.45 12.40 M. C .12.01 12.49 Daily. xDally ex. Sunday. I Dally ex. Monday sSunday only. IVla Indiana Harbor.

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C C L S.35 Penn.. 8.50s L. S. . 9.20 Erie. . .10.45 Penn. .11.20x P.M. Monon 12.00 1 S.. 12.011 Wab'shl2.0 4 Penn . . 1.00s M. C. . 1.1 5x Penn.. 2.10x Erie... 2.25 N. P.. 2.32 Wab'sh 3.00 Monon. 3.05 M. C. . 3.1 5x Erie... 3.22x

L. S.. 3.60x

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THAW OUT PET SNAKE. Marlon, Ind., Dec. 27. Gas well drillers on the Jesse Johnson farm, near Upland, this county, have a pet blue racer. II. R. Miles discovered a snake s head protruding from the earth that had been thawed out near the well. He and James Moore dug It up. thawed it out thoroughly and. as it appeared grateful for this attention and disposed to be friendly, adopted It as the mascot of the drilling outfit.

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