Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 27 July 1908 — Page 5

THE TIMES. 5 Monday, Julv 27, 1908.

HERE AND THERE IN THE CAU1ET REGION

Day's Grist In South Chicago

FUNERAL TAKES PLACE IN WEST HAMMOND.

Victim of Grand Rapid. AVU-. Tragedy Interred Acrons the State LJne Yesterday.

Andrew Nommenson of G03 Ninetyseventh street, who was killed In the GranJ Rapids. "Wis., trkgedy last week, was buried yesterday afternoon In Concordia cemetery In West Hammond. Funeral services were held at the South Chicago Lutheran church, Rev. Richter officiating. The deceased having ben a member of the Old Settlers' Association, that body marched from the. house to the church in the atternoon, and some of the members went alone to the cemetery.

Miss Anna Horenson, the girl who

flerured In the tragedy, will probably

rerrover, whole t here 8ems - to be lijf.

FOR SALE Cheap, express wagon

Innuire Haas & Hilton Co.. 213 East

Randolph St., Chicago, or 91S7 So. Chl-

rne-n avenue. So. Chicafo. 27-6

COULD YOU USE FURNITURE OR fixtures at a very low price? I can fit you out in alraust anything needed far cheaper than you can purchase elsewhere. See me before buying. I Fell on credit. Mr. Brown, room 213 Davis Bldg., '.'154 Commercial avenue. 27

WANTED Stenographer; experienced

only; good penman and accurate at

figures. Apply to H. M. Faber, Spe clalty Underwear Co., 1S5 Condlt St.

tie hop for Daniel Lynch, the man who did the shooting. Both the girl and Lynch are In the hospital In Grand

Rapids.

THREE HUNDRED MEN OUT

AT NICKEL PLATE SHOPS.

lagle Hands Are First to Co Employe See Much Work Ahead, lint Cannot Account (or Lay-off. Three hundred men were laid off at the Nickel Plate Bhops last Saturday. Plenty of work is on hand and the men are puzzled to know why they were laid off. In discharging the three hundred men the officials picked out only those who were unmarried, giving married men the preference. It is thought by those who are in close toucli with the situation that the lay-off will only bo temporary, as there are several orders on hand and more expected during the next two weeks.

Chicago, yesterday, endangering the lives of the owner and Andrew Conover, who was to have been his guest on a river trip. The accident happened between Ninety-fifth and Ninety-sixth streets. The two men, seeing that it was all off with the boat, jumped out and clung to thes ides of it, hoping that help would arrive before the craft would sink. The fire tug Michael Conway at the Ninety-second street bridge, came to their rescue, taking them on board and towing the crippled launch ashore.

Demented Man Arrested. Perry Goodline, a man 11 years old, beinfir neither married rmr havinar :i

Jionie, was taken In charge by the

South Chicago police yesterdav afternoon at Eighty-third street anri Commercial avenue. The man was demented and caused ;iv commotion on the street by attempting to catch Imaginary frogs. He was sen.: tj the detention hosppital yesterday evening.

AUTO ACCIDENT OCCURS Chicago Druggist Hit by Interurban Between Michigan City and LaPorte.

THE CREAM OF THE Morning News

Thomas Pork Is Arrested.

FURNITURE BUYERS.

Family leaving city unexpectertiy must sell contents of beautifully furnished ten room house. High class

goods, not used sixty days, together

with beautiful piano. A great opportunity for beginners, as goods are same as new. Will seal any portion

or entire. Can be seen day or evenings until 10:30. 7145 Yale avenue, Englewood, one block from Wentworth. WANTED Female help, experienced operator on muslin underwear; steady work and good pay. Apply Mr. Faber, Specialty Muslin Underwear Co., 135 Ccndit St., Hammond, Ind. 7-14-tf.

Thomas Pork, 902S Superior nvemie, was arrested this momiig on a warrant sworn out by John McShea, Sr., on the charge that Pork, permitted a dangerous dog to run at largj. Pork's dog yesterday afternoon attacked Mr. McShea's son John Jr., biting him on the leg and inflicting other wourds. He lives at 93 aEst Nlntieth street. The police, yesterday took a bull dog which was running at larga at Manhattan beach to the police statian to examine for rabies. The brute bit little Dorothy Nelson, a fourteen-year-old girl from Englewood, who had come to the beach to bathe.

Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Malone, 146 North

Clark street, who passed through Hammond yesterday In their touring car hail quite an unfortunate mishap

between Michigan City and Laporte shortly after noon. I Mr. and Mrs. Malone were thrown I from their auto at Waterford, five miles j southeast of Michigan City, yesterday when it was struck by an interurban jcar from Taporte. Mrs. Malone was .slightly bruised, but did riot require i medical attention. They were bound ifor the Malone farm at Angola, Ind., for a week's outing.

Launch Imperils Life. A gasoline launch belonging to .1. W. Ross. 237 Ninety-second street, exploded in the Calumet River in South

MAX. HEM PEL.

Is Now located in His New Building, 277 91st St.

GeSI;ng, Rco'mE anil all Kinds of Sheet Metal Work,

Ttlephone S94.

South Chicago.

LAPSING. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Labahan were in Hammond yesterday. Dr. N. E. Oliver called In town Thursday. Misses Lottie and Norma Robins of Hammond were in town yesterday. The L. C. C. C. had a business meeting Friday evening. The little son of Peter Latulipe is quite ill. I ir. Thompson was In town yesterday. A number of the Lansing: people were present nt the annual Steger celebration at Steger, 111., Saturday. Governor Deneen was one of the speakers. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roland of Chicago visited friends here yesterday, Joseph Collins of Chicago Heights was in town yesterday. Mrs. Prinz is on the sick list. Mrs. B. Hook of Roseland 13 visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prinz.

Independence party will adopt an In

junction plank radically different from

the republican and democratic platforms and hope to detract from Bryan's following. Legislative Voter's League recommends candidates in the thirty-first and eightenth districts of Illinois. State's Attorney Healy of Chicago, candidate for reelection, will speak tomorrow night in Gunther Park tent meeting. Friends of Colonel J. Hamilton Lewis say that his victory in the democratic race for governor is assured, now that Adlai E. Stevenson has entered the

contest. President Roosevelt accepts headship of Peace and Arbitration league, a body which works for International arbitration, but insists on adequate armament meanwhile. Chicago Van Teamsters' union decides unanimously to have nothing to do with John C. Priscoll, former labor dictator. General and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant arrive at Chicago to attend the

Palmer-Kohlsaat wedding. Rev Father Gross of Pueblo, Col., celebrates his silver jubilee In St. Joseph's Parish in Chicago. When refused his request to be taken back by his wife he abandoned sixteen years ago, Louis Armour slays Mrs. Armour as she leaves her home in Toledo, Ohio, on her way to church. Lloyds of London wants it understood that It Is not a convenience for gambling on the presidential election and that the insurance it has written is only a business transaction which will be limited. TV. II. Taft spends a quiet Sunday at the home of his brother in Cincinnati and attends church service. Dutch residents of Curacoa, West Indies, enraged by antagonistic attitude of President Castro, attack Venezuelan consulate and force slanderer of island people to apologize to the public. Liberal export call taken much of the new crop wheat, but pressure from interior continues light with oats being hurried to market. Old corn continues scarce.

What you are looking for may be Muted In the classified want ada oa page 7.

TODAY'S NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. $ Renfrew, Ont, July 27. Elaborate festivities here today marked the celebration of the fiftites anniversary of the Incorporation of Renfrew. London, July 27. Count Komura, the Japanese Ambassador to the Court of St. James, left today for New York en route to Japan, where he will take up the post of Foreign Minister in the new Katsura cabinet. Boston, Mass., July 27. The annual

tennis competition for the championship of the East In doubles and the eighteenth tournament for singles opened auspiciously today on the grounds of the Longwood Cricket Club. Chicago, July 27. A wedding of much interest to society today was that of Miss Pauline Kohlsaat. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman II. Kohlsaat. and Potter Palmer, Jr. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents. Birmingham, Ala., July 27. More than ordinary interest is manifested in the city primaries In progress here today owing to the fact that the question of municipal ownership of the waterworks is one of the chief Issues involved In the result. Boston, Mass., July 27. The Fore River Shipbuilding Company today officially turned over to the Navy Department the new scout cruiser Sa

lem, whose recent trials showed her to be the fastest ship of the American navy.

San Francisco, Cal., July 27. The

case of I. Chang, charged with the assassination of Durham Stevens, Japanese adviser to Korea, was called for trial today. The killing of Stevens occurred March 23 last. Manchester. July 27. Several delegates from America were present today at the opening of the second triennial International Conference on the Blind. The education and employment of the blind will be the chief subject of discussion by the conference. Muskogee, Okla., July 27. The law removing restrictions from 9,000,000 acres of Indian lands became effective today. The event was made an occasion for public celebrations throughout a large section of Oklahoma. Grand Rapids, Mich.. July 27. A lagre attendance marked the opening here today of the annual meeting of the Michigan Funeral Directors and Embalmers' association. The business of the convention will carry It over until Thursday. St. Petersburg. July 27. President Fallieres of France, on board the French battleship Vertie, reached Recal today and was met by Emperor Nicholas, who proceeded to Reval on the Russian royal yacht Standart. Detroit, Mich.. July 27. The Grand Circuit meeting opened at the State fair grounds today under conditions indicating a successful meeting. At in former years the Merchants and Man

ufacturers is to be the big stake event of the meeting. Paris, July 27. The suit filed by Count Boni de Castellane for a revision

j of the decree of divorce obtained i against his by his wife, who was Miss

Anna Gould of New York, so as to give him the custody of his three children, came up in court for hearing today. Qubes, July 27. Tho festivities incident to the Tercentenary celebration in this city sire drawing to a brilliant Close. Aoday's program provided for a regatta in the harbor, the fourth pageant on the Plains of Abraham this afternoon. ard a naval display by tho British and foreign warships tonight.

LABOR NEWS

The Amalgamated Society of Engi

neers had at the close of 1907 a total of 697 branches In the United King

dom, the British colonies, the United

States and In various foreign countries.

The aggregate membership was 110,084, the highest figure ever attained. The United Hatters of America, local of Newark, N. J., has Induced the police commissioners of that city to refuse hereafter to accept any helmets for the police force which were not made In Essex county union hat factories. The helmets were formerly made In non-label shops In Connecticut. Sixteen British trade unions, with a

membership of 300,000, are support- ' ing a movement to establish a 1 -cent I eight-page daily paper newspaper in ! the Interest of labor. Its title will be I

the Morning Herald. The parliamen

tary committies of the trade union congress will manage the venture. The suggested capital is $300,000. The National Union of Clerks of the United Kingdom held its seventeenth annual conference in Birmingham recently, some fifty branches being represented. It was decided to agitate for a minimum wage of $7.fi0 a week for Ijondon and the chief cities and towns, and for $6.75 a week In other parts of the country. Boot and Shoe Workers' International Union asserts that its system of 25 cents a week due ssaves It from the fear of strikes and in such emergency does away with the necessity of calling upon sister crafts for financial aid. High dues also enable the union to prosecute more successfully its campaign for the union stamp. Strenuous efforts are to be made by the Washington (D. C.) Grocery Clerks' union t ooMain a Sunday closing law for the district at the next session of congress. This effort failed at the last session, but a committee has been appointed to memorialize congress and to work up what other sentlmenttlt can In favor of a closed Sunday.

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MONEY LOANED on good security such as Furnitare, Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 133-40 Commercial Ate. SoatA Chicago Room 2rt TL So. Chicago 104 Open Monday. Thursday ard Saturday evenings until v P. M.

W. D. CARROLL, M. D. SPECIALIST. BLOOD. SKIN. KRVOlS AND

KKtTAI. P1SI:A!1;S, including Contagious Blood Poison, Sores, Ulcers. Eczema, etc. i'KIVATK DlKASES, Kidney, Bladder and all urinary affections. SERVOIS DPniUTV, HKtTAL D1SK4SKS, HKMORRHOIDS. etc Dr. Carroll desires to announce that he has opened an office in South Chicago where he will ba pleased to meet his many friend3 and former patients in the Calumet section. 25 years' successful experience in the above class of diseases for 20 years past on State street, Chicago. Consultation Free. Office: ?56 Nlnetv-second Street, SOUTH CHICAGO, ILL.

CHICAGO A SODOM BUT FOR VICE WAR, SAYS FARWELL.

4 Swatting. Union Shop.. TONSORIAL PARLOR JOHN W. ATKINSON, Prop. First -daw Pool & fiUiard FarlonConnected 6306 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago.

!VtHtICAU. DR. HASENCLEVER, 182 State St., Room 43, Chicago Specialist in all Diseases of Women. Consultation and Advice Free. HOURS lO to 4.

YOU WOS'T MISS IT IF YOU JOIX THE TIMES' GREAT ARMY npuo. Ens.

"Chicago would be a modern .Sodom and Gomorrah." Arthur Burraget Farewell told the congregation of theiHegewisch Methodist Episcopal church last

night, "were it not for the constant

warfare waged against vice, crime and degradation by the many agencies at work for purity." "Respect for the Sabbath," was the keynote of the address. "But what," asked the speaker, "about the dance halls with liquor attachments and the other forms of expressing that vague sentiment personal liberty?" The Turkish theater at Sans SoucI, with Its Oriental dance, was singled out. Mr. Farewell 6aid he saw the dance. "Why should the City of Chicago

j allow such temptations to be placed before the people?" he demanded. "Why

for the sake of a few dollars should young and old be led into temptation?"

HENRY GROSS ::Painting and Decorating: PAINT, GLASS, WALL PAPER PAINfER'S SUPPLIES

9 033 Commercial Ave. Tel. So. Chicago 212

So. Chicago

William A. Schoening Genera! Contractor and Builier Fire Losses Adjusted cobbing Promptly Attended to ICS20 TORRENCE AVE., Chlcajo Phone, South Chicago 48a TcJevhostcst Office, 148; Residence 243 South Chicago. FRANK POSTER ATTORNEY AT LAW. Room 15, Commercial Block, 9508 Commercial atrnu, - Chlcago.'jllli Residence 9120 Exchanare avenua.

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900002 BUFFALO AVENUE, Cor. 90th STREET, SOUTH CHICAGO.

At Prices that do not even cover cost of material.

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Our loss your gain. Enough said. The prices will say the, rest. Everything marked in plain figures.

DAY,

STORE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY FOR MARKING DOWN PRICES.

The class of goods we carry is well-known to you to be of high grade and most stylish. Such opportunities are of the rarest kind that can not and should not be missed by anyone. No doubt the cream of the stock will be sold in the first few days, so you had better attend early and derive the greatest benefit from our clean and stylish stock of goods.

REMEMBER, THIS IS N

O ODDS AND

DS SALE.

We h ave plenty of every item advertised; of course none can be had after the original lot is sold, as our selling prices do not even cover the cost of material. Please bear in mind that this sale comes from

IMPORTANT. Store closed all day July 31,

for remarking all merchandise

at prices that will sell it quick.

Salesmen and Salesladies Wanted

Cor. 90th and Buffalo Avenue, South Chicago A sure safeguard against illegitimate advertising, known to be the truest and best value giving retail store in South Chicago. MONEY REFUNDED IF DESIRED.

NOTICE. We will pay fare both ways

to the purchaser of $5.00 or over from the following places: Whit- g

ing, bast Chicago, Indiana Harbor, Hegewisch, Stony Island,

Burnside, Pullman, Roseland u

and Kensington. It will pay you to come.

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