The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-10

she was not unaccustomed to the bet
ter things of life. and this gave zest |
to the effort to discover her identity |
last night.
MRS. ASTOR At FRENCH LICK.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor of New York |
who was granted a divorce Monday by |
the supreme court of New York City. |
has been a guest at the French Lick ho- |
tel since Oct. so. She received private |
kilograms Monday from New York, pre-
sumably announcing the granting of an
introductory decree in her favor.
BUNNIE COSTS Ss2.
Because he violated the game law by
killing one little rabbit. Harvey Hinkle,
a young man of Bloomington. had to
pay fine of sac Monday Hinkle was
the first victim to violate the game law
this season.
BUNKo sTEERERS ARRESTED.
States Attorney c. Z. Patttee of
South Bend Monday announced that
three more members of the Fleming
bunco steering gang. which operated in
South Bend in 1908, and which is rep
uted to have cleaned UP 100000 dur
ing the last two years, have been run
to earth and are under arrest in San
Francisco.
sTUNG IN LEMON POOL.
When Charles Johnson, a country boy
from Sonora, KY, reached Indianapo-
lis Monday night he did not know what
game OF pool was. A few hours
later he had learned the game of lem
on pool" and had parted with s25
which he had earned husking corn in
Illinois.
TO INVESTIGATE CLUBS.
Judge Bagot of the Anderson circuit
court Monday issued a call to the grand
jury to meet next Friday to make an
investigation of the so-called social.
athletic and intellectual" clubs which
county since the passing of the sa-
looms
MAY INDICT STUDENTS.
A special session Of the Montgomery
county grand jury may be called this
week to question a number of Wabash
college students in regard to the bon
fire which was started on the college
campus In Charlottesville last Friday
night and was fed with fences. tar bar
rels. wagons and many smaller articles.
The fire was arranged to arouse enthus-
iasm IN the Wabash Purdue football
game, which was played last Saturday.
CHAsES BURGLAR IN HOTEL.
Awakened by the operation of bur
glar in his room at o'clock Monday
morning, George E. Sherman. proprie-
tor of the Hotel Bucklen of Elkhart.
rolled out of bed and pursued the in
truder downstairs. He Immediately
| to-
A. Joyce. alias Herbert Bunker. near
Unger Bros. Billiard hall. In Joyces
pockets the police found papers taken
from Mr.. Sherman's pockets.
TO TAKE OFF MOLEs.
Fort Wayne is going to be a busy
place thts week. Today the annual
meeting of the Twelfth Council OF
: District Medical society will be held
here. with prominent physicians and
surgeons in attendance. A feature OF
this meeting will be the first clinic in
Indiana for the removal of moles
birthmarks and other skin blemishes
, This will be in charge Of Or. Oliver
Ormsby of the Rush Medical college.
COVER TO APPOINT.
. Governor Marshall will appoint
twelve men to represent the state o,
Indiana at the meeting of the Natona
Civic Federation. which is to be helt
in Washington. D. c., Jan. 5. 6. and I
The appointments are to be made from
representative citizens in all walks O.
J life Governor Marshall has written t
a list of men whom he is DESTROYS o.
appointing.
MYSTERY NOT SOLVED.
: Despite the combined efforts of thu
Mishawalxa and South Bend police de
" partments the mystery surrounding tn,
assassination of Enoch Highshew las
Friday nights unsolved. The police
however, are still convinced that tbs
murderer is still in Mishawaka and IL
l an effort to locate him it is reported
that within the next twenty-four hour:
several women, whom 1t is alleged
Highshew had visited, will be taker
into CuSt0dv