Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 151, Hammond, Lake County, 14 December 1908 — Page 5
Monday, December 14, 1908..
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south bend line MVCTCDV III nCllTU
IS ENJOINED, lulu ILI 1 1 III ULlttll
LAKE CO. WILL , GET A HARBOR-
LUTHERAN CHTJECH 0E GAEY IS HEABING. COMPLETION.
OF ' A GARPEIltER
Attorney T. P. Beiutcher, Advisor for Extension Board, Vllt City to See Progress ot "Work.
. . . - , GAEY BRIEFS. ; : ; ,
Attorney T. P. Beuscher. the legal advisor or the board ot extension of the German Lutheran church, was In Gary yesterday looking after the ; construction of the XMtheran church In this city. So near completed la the building at the present time that the local congregation feels that . they may be "able to hold the dedicatory Bervlces the first week after January. The date has. not 'been set as yet, however, howlng to the fact that any sudden change In the weather at this time would seriously hamper the work.
and the contractors would Tiot be- able to have the work finished as soon as
they expected. Attorney Beuscher states' that ha Is well satisfied with the progress of the work to date, and that the church will certainly be completed
before the first of February.
The ladies of the Congregational
church served a chop suey dinner in the
basement of the Hall building on Saturday evening from 5 to 8 o'clock. The supper was very well attended and the
ladies realized ladles realised a neat
sum through their efforts.
The services at all the various
churches were -all well attended yesterday. All the churches are preparing special services and entertainments
for Christmas.
Eric Lund of Hammond transacted
important business In Gary on Saturday.
The regular meeting of the Bible
SALAMANDER SETS NEW
- STORE BUILDING AFIRE.
Quick Response to Alarm Averts Dam.
age Place Belongs to At- . . torney White. A fire was reported yesterday after
noon at 4:30 in the new the new store building being constructed by Attorney
White on Eighth and Adams streets. One of the salamanders in the build
ing, which had been left there for the
purpose of drying out the plaster, hap
pened to turn over and the red coals
looked as if they would set the build
Ing on fire. The alarm was turned into
the department and Acting Chief Neu
man responded at once. Before he got
to the building, however, the sala
mander had been straightened and the
danger was avoided.
SUFFERS AN ATTACK OF
APPENDICITIS, BUT RECOVERS,
Mrs. V. M. Young Is Harried to Lake's Hospital, Bat Operation . Is Not Necessary.
St,
Mrs. V. M. Young, wife of the local
real estate man, was taken to St. Luke's hospital in Chicago Saturday afternoon suffering with appendicitis. Although
it was thought at first that her con
ditlon was serious after she had rested at the hospital- for a few hours It was
decided that an operation will be un
necessary. Mrs. Toung expects to be
able to return to Gary in a few days.
PLACED UNDER BOND;
BOUND OVER TO HIGH COURT
Junk Dealers Will Have to Go to Jail
to Await Their Trial.
Pete Gardner and Frank Crook, the
two Gary junk dealers, who were ar rested last week on the charges of hav
ing dealt in Junk which was stolen
property from the Gary Casino were each placed under $400 bond by Judge
Fitzgerald and bound over to the su
perlor court at Hammond. They were
unable to secure bondsmen and will have to await the! rtrial in the Crown Point Jail.
GET FOUR BORE IIUBSES
Work at Mercy Hospital in
Gary Is Increasing Greatly.
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operated by electricity by what is known as a single phase alternating .irr.nt traction system which consists
of an overhead trolley wire, used for Fred W . NimOn, X OUTtll LIZH
the tranaminiivu vi mo eieciric cur
rent, and the rails of the track for the
return current. The single phase elec
trical system of the interurban develops 3,300 volts, transmuted from the big power station at Michigan Cu, which
i is increased to 6,600 volts by the use of transformers located at Terra Coupe
land Indiana Harbor.
The current of electricity employed
by the Lake Shore railroad and the ! Western Union and Postal Telegraph j
to Be Killed in Four Days
in East Chicago.
MY HAVE BEEN A SUICIDE
Pr. T. B. Templln has returned from
hbeeY c?Sr!r "I! , Body of Unfortunate East Chicago
four more sisters and nurses for the
Mercy hospital. The local Institution
is under the direct control of the Burlington hospital and the business of sue ha nature is usually transacted
through them.
The four additional nurses were se-
study class of the Methodist church I cured because of the steady increase will take place this evenin gat the I in the work done at the institution.
home of the pastor. Rev. George Deuel. I Dr. Templln denied that the patients
Ml MATrot Ouinn. formerlv niffht I nad been neglected or improperly
ooerator at the Whitinir teleDhone ex- "eaiea at me mercy nospnai.
such small intensity as to only require
ISO volts of electrical current, to carry
on their telegraph and cable business. I They in no way interfere with the elec
trical conditions of the earth or the air in the near proximity to other elec- ; trical wires.
Man Is Found on Pennsylvania Tracks Yesterday.
change, began her duties as night op erator at the steel company's switch board this evening.
Shoe Sale on now. See the R. & Sz.
Co. tf
The domestic science section of the
He said.
however, that the sisters had been overworked in tending to their duties
and the way It should be tended to, and that with the increase in the number
of patients that the number of the help L lng sy8tem aDd endangerlng the
East Chicago, lad., Dec. 14. In the
death of Fred W. XlsnOn, of One Hui-
The plaintiffs in the case allege that arta and Forty-third and Olcott ave-
so powerful is the current employed nues, this city, the East Chicago police
by the lnterurnan company, mat Dy department U confronted by a mystery
the process of induction they attract that mar never be solved. From state-
the current of the, telegraph wires and ments made by Klmon to a police of
tenderer tnem aDsoiuieiy useless lor fle t a few honTm before he met his
service. INOl oniy is me power su death n the Pennsylvania tracks at Ingreat that it attracts, but, by some un- (Uana Haphor tt wouid appear that the known method ir throws off the current nabtl9pT mamtt waj m .mrfde, although
the police mmt concede that finding; of
Xlinon's lifeless body wa coupled with
naa i ue mcreueu in prupuiuuu. I . nn.tn anrt cmnlovo. at lone . . . .7' :
The four new nurses will begin work im of Iact" tBat "
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Ladles' Guild of the episcopal cnurcn. at once, xwo ox mem nave aireaay raSlwav and exposes the plaintiff's prop-
unaer me leaaersnip ot mia. luu, aiuYou nuu uunnieuvu, ertv In offices connected with the cir-
is xnating arrangements to xittv c uicir imui yvi wuid uvu iv.o . headquarters in a room in the Jeffer- J For the past few weeks the number Bon school building, so generously of- of patients at the hospital have been
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cult to destruction by fire.
NOT CONTINUOUSLY INTERRUPTED.
! eldent.
Found on Switch Tracks. The body of the unfortunate man was
found lying beneath two switch-tracks
tVia time when th Chieacro. lof the Pennsylvania comnanv. about
fered by the school superintendent, increasing steadily, and It Is expected uke Sh0re & South Bend Interurban half a block from the Harbor canal The Professor Wirt It promises to be a that by the time that they are ready comDany began the operation of their body was badly bruised and the head
very active section, and will embrace move imo me new uuwuius, iui car8 th three above corporations have crushed by Its concussion with one of
all the ladles in the city who desire capacity oi me duuqidk wui u suffered more or less from interference th rails. Aside from the various con
to Join the class. o me iimn. xn peoyie ui "u J oI thelr-electrical current. The strange tusions and the crushed skull, his body
Miss
the steel
the class. o me limit, xne peopie oi uary, iiuw- of thelr.eiectrical current. The strange tusions and the crushed skull, his body Nellie Quinn day operator at conider ,tne8? VeS i0!;""! Part is that the interference is not con- was not torn, and he had evidently 2 company's ' swUchboard. and jEi. Z tcUyLt 11 so yung' tinubus, but depends, and is coincident been thrown by a passenger train on . x.-x.. hospital wniie me city is stui so-young. . - .mntoTtnent of the electrical SitHav vninr Th ynv wax rmin
seemed earnestly In favor of" the project, even going to far as to define Indiana Harbor as the greatest indus
trial community in the west. With such
sentiments as these, there can be : no
doubt regarding Mr. Burton's co-opera
tion with Congressman. Crumpacker in getting an appropriation through the house, covering a sufficient amount to get the work started. Wickey Is Re-elected. Mr. Wickey was re-elected a director of the National Rivers and Harbors congress, occupying the same chair awarded him last year. He reports that the sessions this year were by far the most interesting in the history of
the organization, and were attended by1 about three thousand delegates. ! The East Chicago man was also pres- j ent at the sessions of the Farmers' National congress, and had the honor of being the only Indiana man to address the National Conservation commission at its hearing with President Roosevelt and President-elect Taft. The sessions of both these committees were filled with interest to country-loving Americans and Mr. Wickey thoroughly enJoyed his affiliation with their interests. , Awaiting the outcome of the legislative contest proposed by Edward Simon of Hammond, against his occupancy of the representative's chair, Mr.
Wickey will attend the trial of the
cause at Crown Point during the next
two weeks, and will attend the dedication of the monument erected on the Vicksburg battle field in honor of the Indiana soldiers who lost their lives In that memorable siege. The dedication will be held on Dec, 29, and Mr. Wickey will be a guest of the Indiana-Vicksburg Military Park commission, who had In charge the building of a sultamle monument for the state's dead.
HGEWHB Everybody in Hammond is Eligible.
Miss B. Leonard attended the theater
In Chicago Saturday evening
The R. & Sz. for largest display of
Christmas" sroods. Fifth avenue. tf
The Sunday school class of the Epls
copal church will hold their Christmas
festival on Christmas eve of next
week. A big program is being ar
ranged and the festival will be well
attended.
Cut prices on Rubber Ware at the
R. & Sz. Co.. Fifth avenue. tf
Contractor William Kendricks of
Hammond was in Gary on Saturday
evening on business.
with the employment of the electrical Saturday evening. The body was found current in the operation of their cars. I at 1:30 o'clock by a passing switchman
It varies to such an extent that it Is and when discovered was covered by a
impossible to determine the exact time thin sheeting of snow,
when the telegraph lines win be rend- Teal's ambulance was immediately ered useless. Not only are the tele- called and the remains taken to the
graph company's lines interfered with Teal parlors, where Coroner E. R. Gor
at Gary, Micnigan tity or ooum uena, do-n nel(i hls inquest yesterday.
but it results in a general tie-up anc Nimon was in Indiana Harbor at 7
inability to use their wires all through 0-cx0ck on Saturday evening and was
tbe towns ana cities east oi vnicago gp0ken to by Officer Needles, with whom as far as Buffalo and New York. ne was wen ac,uainted. Nlmon told The railroad companies are also de- tne offloer at that time that he was
prived of the use of its railroad lines, j..-, y.,, . F.niIt. -h!raD-n h.it
ti,. ooco. r.t th, Wflhir,crtrn street wrich results in a delaying of trains, thal ha w- trnlnc- t walk. Tn.
Improvements association against the endangering the lives of its trainmen steaJ oI us,n(E tne Kennedy avenue
various railroads which have blocked . . " . route, Nlmon insisted that he could
HAY HOT BETRIED HOW
Wtinesses in Washington
Street Improvement Case Go to Valparaiso.
ADVERTISED MAIL. The following letters remain uncalled for In the Hammond postoffle, week ending Dec. 14, 1908: Slmion Alexsandru. Roily Armstrong, Thomas B. Aaron, Sampson Cox, WiT-
Old people stooped with puttering. Middle age, courageously lighting. Youth protesting Impatiently. Children, unable to explain: All In misery from their kidneys. Only a little backache first. Comes when you catch a oold. Or when you strain the back. Many complications follow. Urinary disorders, diabetes, Briffht's disease. Do an' a Kidney Pills curs bach ache. Cure every form oJ kJdnoy Ills. Mrs. D. B. Hunt, of 265 Fayette street. Hammond. Ind., says: "Ioan'4s Kidney Pills are a fine remedy and one that should be in every home. We have kept them In the house ever since their value was first demonstrated tat us. My lissle girl was the first to use them. We gave them to her as her bladder and kidneys were so weak that she could not control the secretions, especially at night. She was greatly run down In health and became weak, puny, an1 nervous. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Bicknell & Co's drug store, stopped this trouble in a short time and she has since had no return of it. Other members of my family, have used Doan's Kidney Pills after this occurrance for lame back and pains in the kidneys with equally good results. They have our highest endorsement." For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents. Foster-Mlllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for tha United States. Remember ths name Doan's and take no other.
Ham Conway. Jamaf Glassford, Allen
Hoffman, is. Meyers, Mrs. Anna Miner, George Moor, Mrs. W. B. Morris. Mrs. Clarence Nelson, Juanu Kambo. Mrs. M. Rogers. Charles Schoenelly, Earl Williams, Lawrence Zehner. WILLIAM H. GOSTLIN, Postmaster.
PNEUMONIA DAYS
E
the thoroughfare with their elevations
reach home by walking down the Penn-
carry the unitea states mans unaer
is set for a hearing in the Porter coun- "cheflule which they are at this time sylvanla track8 towards Whiting, and
Wherefore, the Lake Shore and Michi
ty superior court at Valparaiso today
j Several of the witnesses went to Val-
HAV
ARRIVED
DvCr vl w w.i ; gan Southern Railroad company, the paralso. but it is doubtful whether wfern TTnlo Teleeranh oomnanv. and
ANOTHER GARY WIFE-BEATER IN COURT THIS MORNING.
Tony Greahovlcb Not an Amateur at Molesting Ills Better Half. ' Tony Greahovich, a Gary saloonkeeper, living at Seventeenth avenue and Massachusetts street, was arrested this morning on charges preferred by his wife. He Is charged with assault and battery and an attempt will be made to place him under peace bonds, as he has been brought into court before on similar charges.
"The pneumonia days have come.
said Dr. J. N. Hurty, secretary of the
state board of health, yesterday.
Dr. Hurty declares ths .statement a
true one because cold weather has
come, which means that the people I tlons.
will house themselves more closely
than before, and get their bodies In
condition for the disease. To warn
the people of the state against the danger, he is preparing some information in pamphlet form for general circulation, the advance sheets of which
were in his hands. '
'Last night," he said, "I rode down
Illinois street in a crowded car. Not
a single ventilator was open, and the air was foul and sickening. I rode on
the platform to escape breathing1 air which had probably been used four or
five times. I epoke to. a doctor friend
the case will be tried today, as the
docket in the case is crowded.
The suit was instituted by a num
ber of property owners, who are rep
resented by Attorney F. P. Fetterer,
The suit is brought against the Michi
after bidding the officer good-bye, com
menced the walk that resulted in his death.
He must have been struck by the
ATO-lnA -wHVi V a 1 1 or Vi i , t aft ay la
pany pray the court will adjudge . and conversation wlth the police-officer.
the Postal Telegraph and Cable corn-
decree that it is entitled to continue
the maintenance and operation of Its
lines of telegraph and be free and interrupted from the destructive currents
but as there were a number of trains passing both east and west at that hour, it is impossible to determine
gan Central, the Wabash, the Pennsyl- ot electriclty engendered by the de- h.,ch one Etruck the unfortunate East
vanla and the Gary and Western rail- j fendant, and that the defendant be re-
Chicagoan.
Nlmon Is
a married man, ' about 85
road with the obiect to eet these roads I nnlrul '. within nhnrt tlm tn he
to nlacft a viaduct under . their ' elevaL,T tn nrtnnt nn annlv tn Its said years of age, and lives quietly with his
railway electrical aod other appliances . U - It t. T !
currents of electricity employed by it.
00ti'T RE RAID
Carpenters and Joiners, a local of
and prevent their interference with the which. No. 1,110, is stationed in this
plaintiffs lines, and that in default of Cly- ino "y 8-"nBn over
the defendant then adopting its sys-
Ithe terrible accident and the hand of
GEM THEATER OPENS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC.
Nmt Gary Amusement Plaee Is Received
With Popular Favor and Promises To Be Sncessful.
The new Gem theater opened for
business with a matinee on Saturday
afternoon. The new amusement, house
at both the afternoon and evening performances was crowded to the doors
and promises hereafter to become very popular. A Sunday afternoon perfor
mance will be a new feature of the Gem.
Strong Test of Friendship.
Good friends can walk together, talk
together, read together and work to
gether, but you must be more than
good friends to do nothing together.
NOTICE.
The election of trustees of Helm Encampment No. 356. I. O. O. F., for the year of 1908 will take place on Dec. 15, 1908, at Odd Fellows' hall, Gary. 2w
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Opening Gary Shaving Parlor
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tem 80 that the plaintiffs' lines of sympamy is exienaea io me oereavea
telerranh mftV be ODerated. without in- ones by their life-long friends In this
NearlV AnVOne MaV-SeCUr6 terferenoe from the said destructive clty- The body 01 Nimon will be.brought J J J currents, that an injunction shall be h Eft -Chicago today, where it will be
granted restraining the defendant from Prepared for burial by a local under
operating its said line of railway until taker,
the same shall have been so con
Btructed and arranged so as the plain-
tins lines or teiprranh shall not hnl I iiivii.
You can, easily find out, for. yourself hnUrfered with, and that upon final UUlllll
a Splendid Growth of Hair.
if Trriti v ValT nAArIa n rm r h m pn t if it I .
tha nintfnrm AftAr v&r j-- " n9&rin& oi mis .case Bucn aecree snau " ontl 1 Td Iff morl " ,h""1",s "t- E""s h"h l ' "" " -Jl P.L'L , . , 6rtttte- ' P"'"S th. end. Tou p.tu.l In ..W d.t.nd.nt .h.ll thu.
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worlt for the undertaker. I guess I
Dr. Hurty's warning states that in
simply have to pull a hais from the top not mp and operate and maintain Its Project Of BlimS Ditch IS
"l I saia lines oi railway with such methods
root, it the duid is piump ana rosy. I 0 .m f i
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uecemoer, tne pneumonia montn. not lt l3 all rlgntif it is white and ot the Plaintiffs' lines of teleeranh and
.Vn. ITU w&wenna n f-nr w. 1 n I . . . . . . . . 1 - -
con iiio.ii au uc.ovrua, " "u snrunHn. vour nair i diseased ana . ... .1. v- ..-.1 n. n.
1 1 ivi ouwii uiiici lui Limi reuKL h.b inr
facts may Justify and the law sustain.
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strong, will He dead of pneumonia in j needs nourishment.
the state or Indiana. This has been -we have a remedy for hair troubles
the rate in previous Decembers. He that cannot be surpassed. It has a rec
says: "Be temperate In drink - and ord of growing hair and curing baldfood, sleep not less than eight hours In J ness in 93 out of every 100 cases where
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an extra well ventilated bedroom, and
don't ride Inside steam or trolley cars
when the air is foul. To breathe foul air is a good way to lower the body's disease resisting powers."
He gives the following sarcastic ad
vice: "To bring the disease when
ever you want it, drink freely of stimulants, take a few cocktails or highballs, many cups of c6ff ee and many cups of tea every day; eat quantities of meat and salad, dig Into society hard and exhaust your strength; practice all kinds of intemperance, be sure
to keep out of" the fresh' air; don't
ventilate your bedrooms, library and
office, and ride in the, close, thrice-
breathed air of the trolley cars. If
doing all these things doesn't bring
you pneumonia, then you are indeed ex
tra strong. So many business men have pneumonia. They attend a convention, enjoy a big 'feed,' spend much
time in the hotel buffet with tobacco smoke and bad air, and then go home
in a sleeping car berth with curtains
tightly drawn. Pneumonia has been
termed 'the Captain "bf the Men of
Death.' It Is increasing in the cities
at a rapid rate, and slowly increasing In the country. A very large propor
tion of pneumonia cases which recover afterwards die of consumption."
MEET VEBYUVE CORPS
East Chicago Police Follow
a Clew to Murder Case.
used according to directions for a reasonable length of time. It will even grow hair on bold heads if the scalp Is not glazed and shiny. That, may seem like a strong statement It is and we mean it to be, and no one should doubt it until they have put our claims to an actual test. : We are so sure that Rexall "93" Hair Tonic will cure" dandruff, prevent baldness stimulate the scalp and hair roots, Rtor fallinsr hair and arrow new hair.
that we personally give our positive (Special to The Times.)
guarantee to refund every penny paid East Chicago, Ind., -Dec. 14. "Don't us for Kexall "93" Hair Tonic in every Eet to funny with me I Just killed my instance where it does do as we claim wlfe and might start in on you," was
or fails to srive entire satisfaction to the exclamation of Mike Szalodisz, a
the-user. Roumanian, and startled inmates of the
RexaU "93" Hair Tonic is as pleasant Kahn BaIon at Chicago and Kennedy
to use as clear spring water. It Js de- avenues drew back In horror. One of llghtfully perfumed and does not grease the men telephoned to the police station, or. gum the hair. We have It in two telling Officer Quinlan of the strange
sizes. Prices EOc and 11.00. We urge declaration, and requested the sending
you to try Rexall 93" Hair Tonic on of two or three officers to capture the
our recommendation, and without guar-j self-confessed murderer.
antee back of it you certainly take no! Szalodlz was easily arrested by two
risk. Kaufman &.Wolf, Hammond. Tnd. 1 police-officers and told Sergeant Bowen
that he lived on Alexander avenue, near One Hundred and Forty-ninth
street. Hastily noting the address, two
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hull are visiting police-officers were sent to the address
their daughter, Mrs. C W. Pulver, and given, expecting to find the murdered
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
by local applications, as they cannot
reacn tee diseased portion 01 the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed. Deafness is the result.
and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, Rearing will be destroyed forever: nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflan?ed condition of the
mucous suriaoes. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
fcoia oy aurggists, 75c,
lane liairs
pation.
The Burns' ditch commission, which
was appointed some days ago, began
its first work today. A meeting was
held this morning at the Victoria hotel,
Gary, at which time Randell H. Burns, who is the father df the project, submitted his plans for the ditch. They will be considered first of all, as they
give the first outline of the course
which is to be taken by the waterway.
If this course is not satisfactory the i commission itself will lay out a prop- ! 6
er course, and then proceed to make the spread of the assessments. The committee will remain in session until all the preliminary work is disposed of in order that the first ground may be broken next spring without a hitch. The committee was scheduled to hold" a meeting some time ago, but this was postponed until the Porter county men could secure more necessary data.
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MORE 1TEW1 I7f OITO WEEK IIT THK IMES THA3f Vt ALI. TUB OTHER rAPE IW THE CALUMET REGION COSMIXED. COMPARE THEM A9 EXE TT IT IRNT BO.
THE TRIBE OF
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ALA. TALK ABOUT PUBLICITY 19 GREEK TO TOU" UNLESS TOU AD. TORTUS OCCAJIOXAIAX,
husband at Kankakee city.
Mrs. George Shaver Is visiting friends at Logansport. Dr. Achiles Davis of Chicago visited his mother, Mrs. J. E. Davis, over Sunday. Word was received here announcing the marriage of Miss Cora Everett of Renssalaer to Sherry Simpson of Oregon, the ceremony taking place at Winamac. Mrs. Simpson Is at the present time holding a position in the postoffice at Renssalaer, where we under
stand they will reside for a short time. She was formerly a clerk in the Lowell postoffice, making her home here with her sister, Mrs. F. L. Hunt. Her
many friends here Join in wishing her and the husband of her choice hap
piness and prosperity.
William Bennett of Evansville, Ind.,
visited his sister, Mrs. C E. Atwood, and family here from Friday till Sun
day. Mr. Bennett Is superintendent of the infirmary for the poor In the
county in Whfcli he resides.
woman. A curious group followed them
on their mission of inquiry. On reaching the house, it was found to be dark, and with a feeling akin to horror, Quinlan knocked at the front door.
imagine his surprise when the door was
opened by the supposed corpse, who de
manded an explanation of which she
was awakened at such a late hour.
Officer Quinlan was not acquainted
with the woman, but others in tha
crowd who saw the Joke that had been
perpetrated upon the police by Szalodisz, began to laugh heartily, and Quinlan "got wise." Returning to po
lice headquarters, he reported the find
ing of his "live corpse" and Szalodisa was brought In for an explanation. He was unable to give an satisfactory reason for the trouble he caused the officials, but suggested that lt was due to the unusual amount of beer that he had consumed. The officers -quickly
took advantage of this statement, and
booked him on a charge of intoxica
tlon, for which he will be tried be
fore Mayor DeBrlae this morning.
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