South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 195, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 July 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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RQTEST PUBLIC FUNERAL EULOGY

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Gotham Alderman to Offer Resolution Refusing Permit for Services for Three Bomb Victims.

Ni:V YORK. July 7. Tho avowed Intention f Al xandcr Berkrnan and his follow anarchists to eulogize publicly the thre anarchists killed Sunlay by the premature explosion, of a l,omli of their own construction probably will bo prohibited by the city authorities. Alderman Charles Delaney will take the first step toward this nd Tuesday when he will Introduce it. resolution refusing a iiermit for a public funeral. "Anarchy seems to hav pot Its descrLH," naid Mayor Mitchell Monday diFussln the terrific explosion which killed Carl Hanson. Arthur Caron, Charle- Ilcrx, anarchists, and Mrs. Mary Chavaz and wrecked a tenement house. Will Fight Move Alexander lierkrnan, who Is directing the arrangements for the public memorial for the three victims of the tenement house explosion who were associated with the radical movements will fifiht the attempt of the authorities to head it off. "Wo will hold a public memorial to Arthur Caron. Charles Ber and Charles Hanson at 2 o'clock next Saturday afternoon in Union square," ho said. "Wo have already made a demand upon the police for the bodies. Wo nre to pet them after the inquest which should ho over within twentyfour hours. "So permits are needed for our memorial services. They are not religious serviees. We will not invite any ministers. The bodies will lie in state for a time at the undertakers 100ms and then In Union square. The police cannot molest a funeral cortr'e. The bodies will rest in Union .-'liiarp while the funeral orations are spoken. The police cannot interfere with that. AVe shall carry a portable speakers' platform and erect it ourselves." May Have Ilcd Flag. "Will the American flax be carried

in the procession?" he was asked. "We do not usually have flags, we will carry mourning flas." "Will that bo the, black flag?" "It more likely - will bo the flap draped with crepe," was

answer. "We have arranged for the cremation of the bodies," continued Berkman. Then at least ono urn will be kept in the rooms of Mother Martha and others at the rooms of Francisco Fcrrerrassan." The violent deaths of the three anarchists led to the postponing of the trials of ten I. "V. W. rioters who were arrested at Tarry town.

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KLKIfAIiT, Ind.. July 7. Two-year-old Alvine Sheetz, and her little hum, Dorothy Robertson, of the same atre, are dangerously ill here as the result of eating cyanide of mercury tablets. The two tots climbed into the automobile of Dr. II. (). Staufft as it stood In front of the Hheetz home Sunday afternoon and taking the tablets from the physician's case, fed them to each other. Ten minutes later both were unconscious, and Tuesday morning physicians said that their lives would probably be saved.

CUIA'KIt LAKE. N. Y. Gaston riifYonl was sent to prison for three vears and fined $500 for selling cider "harder" than the law allows.

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SEE ANARCHISTS PLOT AGAINST ALL RULERS

C.OSIIEN". John Ghw K. and a

inu ui ii uttiura .mini, nvv i urrefited at Wabash charged with entering the house of a farmer in Jackson township.

EL.KHART. A horse and buggy , owned by Herbert Wood, who lives j near the city, which waf stolen from

this city a week ago, has been located in Marshall county'.

PARIS. J;:ly 7. That anarchists have inaugurated a policy of extermination aimed at all European sovereigns was the belief expressed by the police today after they had captured two terrorists at IUimont-Sar-Hisse. Roth of these men had bombs in their possession ami they confessed that they intended to kill Emperor Nicholas of Russia. From admissions made by one of the prisoners it was learned that the anarchists have also decreed the death of King Alfonso of Spain and Emperor William of Germany.

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ELKHART. Katherine Kuhlman had a narrow escape from burning to death, and Henry Nelson of Madison, Wis., suffered severe burns when the latter with, his bare hands extinguished flames which had set fire to the

'little elrl's clothlne. The srirl's dress 5

caught from the redhot center of a. safety "sparkler" with which she was 1 celebrating the Fourth.. Witnesses of j

tne near-trageay warmly commended the heroism of Nelson.

FORT WAYNE, With his neck broken In two places, and his entire body paralyzed, Louie P. Nussbaum, brewmaster at one of the city's largest breweries, la dying of Injuries received when he dived into 18 inches of water at Rome City Sunday afternoon. An operation Monday morning showed chat the young man's neck was broken In two daces. His mind was

clear until the anaesthetic was applied.

GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES GYPSY WOMAN'S DEATH

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James Iirsen of River Park, and

Misa Charlotte Rrown of Michigan

City were quietly married Sunday

evening at Michigan City. Miss Brown is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil

liam Rrown. Fpringville, Ind. Mr

Rarsen is a son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R.

Earsen of Dale St.. and is employed ut the South Bend Watch Co. Mr.

and Mrs. Earsen left immediately for

a trip to Ruffalo, N. Y., and Niagara

Falls. They will be at home July 13

at 2717 Mlshawaka av.

Mrs. Edith Wolfe of Teegarden,

Ind.. is visiting her mother, Mrs. John

Daro of lale st.

Misses Esther Ward and Alma Winget spent the Fourth at Diamond

lake.

Frank E. Wolfe returned from

Macy, Ind.. today where ho spent the

Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. William

Bookwalter. Mrs. Wolfe and chil

dren will spend two weeks visiting

relatives.

Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Scheidner of Cleveland, O., are here for a visit

with the former's sister, Mrs, O. E.

Rogers of South st.

W. Lamb has gone to Kankakee,

111., called there by the illness of a

sister.

Rev. A. R. Cole has returned to

Kendallville, Ind., after a visit with

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Debuke.

Mr. fnd Mrs. George Leeper have

returned from a isit at Rome City.

The meeting of the Independent

club has been postponed until July

16. Charles Moritz of South Bend is spending the week with his son, Edward Moritz, and Mrs. Moritz. at their cottage at Elm Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lay and son George is here from Chicago, visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Piper of Dale st. Arthur Larsen is spending the week at Fish lake Marcellus, Mich. S. I. Gleason. traveling salesman for the Studobaker corporation, spent the Fourth lth his family on South Twelfth st. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koontz of Pleasant st. have returned from a visit at Berrien Springs, Mich. S. R. Iarsen epent Saturday at Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliim Saxsen of C hicago. spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. John Stoddard of Pleasant st. Mrs. L. Young of Mlshawaka av.. has gone to Diamond lake to visit her daughter, Miss Jessie Young who is spending the summer there. Mrs. Chester Kindy and daughters, fctella and Mae are visiting Mrs Klndy's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Clark of S. Tenth st.

I Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krough and sons. Elmer and Willard, are visiting Aid Johnson at Granger. Ind Mrs, Eva Jones and daughter Violet, are spending the week with Mr

I -"rs. aiunnon. at Fish lake. Marf cellus.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bosworth spent Sunday at Michigan City. Mrs. Jane Wright and daughter, Miss Stella Wright of Mishawaka av . has returned from several days visit at Rochester, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Fotenbaeher and

; spending a few days at St. Joseph,

sons raui and Itlchard have been Mich. Mrs. E. Spring has gone for a two months' trip to Yellowstone park. Seattle, Sa:i Francisco and Los Angeles; Mr. and .Mrs. Iaverne Spring of Chicago, accompanied her to Yellowstone park. Edward Rogers of Smith st.. has returned from a trip to Michi-

LAPORTE. Frank Crai of Lacrosse, Wis., a former suitor, is alleged to have shot Miss Gusta Newman in the back as she was driving in a buggy with a succesful rival. The back of the buggy seat and a coat which Miss Newman had rolled up and placed behind her, served to impede the bullet, and the wound inflicted while painful wras not serious.

LAPORTE. Stanley Dembowski had a narrow escape from death here when he was 5truck y a train while walking along the Iake Shore tracks. He suffered a compound fracture of the elbow joint.

KALAMAZOO. A. L. Loveland. 16. has lost the sight of both eyes as the result of the premature explosion of a Fourth of July cannon. He had loaded it to fire early in the morning and struck a match to examine it. A spark from the match fell into the touch-hole as he was examining the muzzle. His face was burned to a crisp.

GOSHEN, Ind.. July 7. The grand jury here is investigating the death of Mrs. Eli Miller, a gypsy woman who was shot to death during the progress of a camp brawl west of the city a few days ago. The family of the dead woman arranged for prosecution and with the assistance of local officers will endeavor to locate the alleged murderer. SOME NEWS NOTES. ' Davies Iaundry. Both phones. Leslie, the optician, 301 S. Mich, st Dr. Stoeckley. dentist. 511 J. M. S.

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PORTLAND. Frederick, the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Collinsham, is dead as a result of a toy cannon explosion. When the explosion occurred the cannon burst anjd a fragment struck tho child in the head. His death marked the fourth Michigan fatality due to Fourth of July accidents.

PI 1 1 LADEL.PI I IA. 1,00 S convicts out of 1,478 in the eastern prison voluntarily signed a petition asking state-wide prohibition. Manj' blamed liquor for their plight.

Citj Chicago and St. Joseph, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wallace of North Sixth st., are spending their vacation at Eagle lake. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Holem of N. Sixth st, entertained with a family dinner. Covers were placed for 1'2. Decorations were garden flowers. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holem and Mrs. C. A. Kissler of Indiana Harbor and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Holem and family of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. John David entertained with a surprise party' Friday evening in honor of their con Glen's birthday anniversary. The affair was given on the 'awn which was decorated with Hags, bunting and Japanese lanterns. The evening was spent with music and games. Misses Caroline Davidson ;-.nd Blanche David assisted Mrs. DaJd in Ferving. The favors were small flags. Miss Alice Larsen and Henry Duffey spent yesterday at Hudson lake. Christ II. Ward spent Sunday at Lydick, Ind., with his son Charles Ward and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Gleason and family spent the Fourth at Hudson lake. George Whitman of Berrien Springs, Mich., spent Sunday wi'h hw daughter, Mrs. Frank Whitcomb, of S. Ninetunth st.

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