The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-23

The Charlottesville Review was sold
today at a receivers sale by Rem P.
Carpenter. An agent for the bondhold-
ers bid the paper in at $1,000. They
Will discontinue the paper.
HELP STARS GET OUT.
Al Beckerich Of South Bend Ind, a
vaudeville manager. left Goshen after
| occupying the Irwin threaten one week
| The performers assert they received no
| pay, and several of them are stranded
Benefit performances are being given
to help them out of town.
HEIRS AFTER THE FARM.
Alleging that Mrs. Sarah Cheatham
of Shelbyville, aged so years. was men
tally incompetent to dispose of her
farm, which consisted of 156 acres and
was valued at $4,000 to $4,000 George
r. Wagner and ffty-seven other heirs
Of the deceased have brought suit for
the possession of the property, which
| is located near Flatrock
AFTER "RED LIGHT" RESORTS.
A petition is to be submitted to Gov
ernor Hanly is being circulated by citi-
zens of Park Place. Anderson, calling
| his attention to an alleged neglect on
the part of the police of that city in
abating q nuisance on East Ninth
street. which is declared by the police
to be a disgrace to any city. The citi-
zens are compelled to pass down East
| Ninth street and through the Panhan-
! die tunnel to reach their homes on the
east side of White river.
NEW RATE ESTABLISHED.
The Indiana railroad commission yes
terday entered an order establishing a
| Joint rate of cents on each 100 pounds
of Portland cement shipped from Stroh.
on the Wabash lines, to Frances on
| the Indianapolis Southern. The order
was entered after evidence had been
heard on a petition filed by the Pad
dock e Rush Lumber company.
FINED FOR STABBING DOG.
Albert Booker, colored. was fined
cent and costs, amounting to $500
| all told, yesterday, for stabbing a dog
| The charge was cruelty to an animal
and Justice Alamanzor Hutchinson ex-
acted the penalty. Malcolm Moore.
| who owns the dog and lives with his
parents upon North New Jersey street,
Indianapolis. said that the dog didn't
do a thing to the colored man. But
| Booker said the dog jumped at him.
FAIR WILL DE GOOD.
1t is evident that the only limit to
the number Of attractions we will have
| is the amount of space available on
the midway" was the conclusion an
| nounced last night by Chairman c. A.
| Tevebaugh of indianapolis after an en-
| thusiastic meeting of those who are
| to give the international interdenomln-
| ationaI county fair during the week of
| August II To %
| SUES FOR STOLEN HORSE.
| William Wiuets of near Attica has
| brought suit against Robert Green for
| $1,000. He alleges that Green stole
two of his horses worth $500 and says
| that he has expended another $500 in
: trying to recover the animals
BAR ASSOCIATION BANQUETS.
An abundance Of wit and oratory
from representative legal lights of In
diana was an adjunct to the material
feast spread for the members of the
State Bar association at the Country
club last night The banquet was CIV
en- as the finale of the twelfth annual
meeting Of the association which has
been In progress for two days.
DIES ON STATE HOUSE LAWN.
By shooting himself in the right
temple so that the bullet passed
through his head and came out just
below the left ear, an unknown young
man. probably % to Is years Of age,
committed suicide shortly after last
midnight under small tree in the
southwest corner Of the state house
/! lawn in indianapolis.
WELL KNOWN WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Maud Russell Pheger, 80 years
Of age wife of William J. Pneger.
president of the Central Labor union
and a leader in labor circles, succumb-
ed to tuberculosis Of several years
standing last night at 1O:45 O'Clock.
at her home. 231 North Arsenal avenue,
indianapolis. =