The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-04
UP AND DOWN
IN INDIANA


TRAIN NO. du, run OF6I t0c H. H. & IL |
md Monon line between Cincinnati and
has become one o. the cest
trains run over these lines by the con-
trolling roads. 1t daily has It's coaches
we'll filled with passengers
OFFER REWARD FOR WITNESS.
County Auditor w. T. Richards of
Anderson issued call for a special
of the county council to make special
appropriations. The council will be
asked to fix an amount as a reward
for the finding of Ada Glasco, wanted
to testify in the trial of her father,
John Glasco, on the charge of murder
ing his wife last September.
WOULD AMEND CONSTITUTION.
A new constitution for Indiana, to-
embrace a revision of many important
parts in the present constitution upon
which the states government is based
was advocated by Enoch G. Hogate,
dean of the law school of Indiana Uni
versity, in an address before the In
dianapolis Bar Association in the Fed
eral Court Library.
WILL FILLED FOR PROBATE.
The will of the late James E. Muir
dock of Lafayette, drawn March l, 1905,
was filed for probate in the Lafayette
circuit court yesterday afternoon. At
ter making a few minor provisions the
document provided that the estate shall
go to the children. Charles Murdoch.
Samuel Murdoch and Mary Murdoch,
share and share alike.
TO CONFER WITH TAFT.
Judge W. o. Barnard of Newcastle,
congress man-elect from the sixth dis
+r;o p.
Hot Springs, Va. Judge Barnard was
called to Hot Springs for conference
with President-elect Taft. He expects
be gone esveral days.
NEGRO TRAILED WITH DOGS.
The colored man who assaulted Mrs.
Harry Dannetell two miles south of
Seymour yesterday. was captured this
evening on the B. & o. tracks, about
nine miles southwest of Sellersburg
He was trailed thirty miles by George
C. Henderson with two bloodhounds
from the Capital City Bloodhound Ken
nels, Indianapolis.
PNEUMONIA DAYS HERE.
THE pneumonia days have come,
said DR.. J. N. Hurry, secretary of the
State Board of Health. DR.. Hurry de-
clares the statement true one be-
cause the cold weather has come, which
means that the people will house them
selves more closely than before, and
get their bodies in condition for the
disease.
WAS ANOTHER LEEDS.
| Rudolph G. Leeds of Richmond, STEP
son of Mrs. William B. Leeds. widow Of
the late tin plate and railroad mag
nate, yesterday received a Telegram
/ from her denying the report of he
engagement to James Cutting, New
York clubman. Mrs. Leeds says cor
respondents have evidently confused
her with another member of the famil,
who is to be married this month.
AIDES HORSES LOSE.
George AIDES horese from Kent,ant
failed to win the first championship
prize at the International Stock shos
in Chicago yesterday. The judge
awarded the blue ribbons to Alexande
Galgraith & Sons of Dekalb, III. Bar
on's Best and Baron's Heir We're tn
two entries from the AIDE farm. TIL
latter failed to attract the attention
of the judges.
DISCUSSES CONVICT LABOR.
On the occasion of his visit to In
QldDdpOl1S yesterday dOVeTnOr-eleC
Thomas r. Marshall declared he ha
given the question Of the convict labo
in the construction of roads Throughout
the state some thought, but as yet h
has not formulated any definite ideas
and for that reason did not care to ex
press his opinion on the subject
POULTRY TRAIN GOES THROUGH
ThA1argest shipment of poultry tina
has &er passed through this state owe
the Wabash line was that of Sunda
last, when a Wabash freight trail
containing eighteen poultry cars loade
with turkeys, consigned to firms
Buffalo, New York and other big east
: ern cities. passed over the line. Til
cars were the seven deck capacity an
each contained several thousand of til
birds.
MARSHALL HOUSE HUNTING.
Governor elect Thomas R. Marsha
arrived in Indianapolis yesterday morr
ing on a two-fold mission. One we
to hunt a house, and the other was
attend the semi-annual Scottish Ri
convocation.