The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-21
GARY NEWS
Held to the Superior Court.

was caught yesterday morning on
charge of attempting to assault the
person of Mrs. Anna Amos, was bound
over to the superior court yesterday
under bond of $500. The attack upon
Mrs. Amos was brutal. and would have
broken serious had she not screamed
and fought off the man until he heard
some one coming near the shack in
which she lived. The woman's apron
was torn into shreds as he tried to
force it into her mouth and keep her
from screaming. The Turk works on
the Lake Shore, grading near where
Mrs. Amos lives. Waslich will be tried
in the September term of court.
Miss Daisy Deadington, a reader and
impersonator of Terre Haute, will give
an entertainment in Gary next Fri
day evening at the Binzenhof. Miss
Deadington is we'll known in her art
and will prove a drawing card
The infant babe of T. L. x. Donnelly,
the craftsman employed in the office of
ened yesterday afternoon at the Mercy
hospital A number Of the relatives of
the parents were present to attend the
event. ALlOTHSN W. M 1CuIAIl w do l4AoNC
godfather and Miss Donnely OF Bay
City Mich, was made godmother.
Yesterday all of the trains on the
Baltimore & Ohio ran over the old
Lake Shore tracks. according to the
plans of the roads. Now that the Lake
Shore has their tracks elevated the old
ones can be used by the B. & O. in get
ting nearer to the heart Of the city until
their own elevation is completed. They
formerly entered the city through the
mill site. which made 1t very incon
venient for passengers as well as for
the railroad company.
George O'Donnell, proprietor Of the
Gary hotel. was in Chicago yesterday
on business.
| Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Call of Chicago.
were in Gary Sunday. spending the
day. Mr.. Call has a building on Broad
way fast nearing completion.
Miss Ada Hay has returned from
Hammond where she spent the past
few days with re relatives
] Miss Marie Mckenna and Miss Belle
Donovan who were formerly en-
ployed in this city. visited Mrs. Sam
Soglovitz yesterday afternoon. They
may decide to accept a position in Gary
next week and locate here again.
Mr. H Kleinschmidt of the Tribe OF
X cigar store is in Chicago today on
business.
Messrs H. B. Heinze and H. Meyers
of Michigan City were in Gary yes
terday and today on business.
Rev. I. NJ. Hauser Of Indianapolis was
in Gary yesterday. 1t is probable that
he will fill the pulpit next Sunday. Rev
Hauser is taking a great interest in
the local parish and has much to dc
with the success of the last few serv-
ices.
George H Walters Of Philadelphia
the manager Of the Michealson Con
struction company of that city. is here
looking after some buildings they are
erecting in this city. Mr.. Walters will
return to Philadelphia today.
Nearly half a dozen dogs are killed
every day by the police in an attempt
to rid the city of the plethora of ours
that have been endangering he people
since the hot weather set in The shoot
ing of the ours is making a fine bust
ness for Colonel Wade, the horse anC
dog undertaken, and erstwhile appli
cant for liquor licenses The police arr
determined to exterminate the home
less hectors of the city and all of th'
dogs, which are not muzzled dur
ing dog days
Sam Walker. the colored man wht
was captured rifiing the officer whil'
the latter was playing drunk pleaded
not guilty yesterday but was bounC
over to the superior court under bonds
| of $500. Upon cross examination TIL
man was terribly confused and Their
was no doubt as to his guilt