The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-18

BY the pilot. He lay on top OF 1t until
the train stopped. He suffered a broken
hip. but will recover.
THREE HUNDRED GET DEGREES.
The first gathering of Masons in con-
nection with the dedication of the beau
tiful new Scottish Rite Cathedral at
Fort Wayne last night took place Tues
day when the degrees from the fourth
to the fourteenth were conferred upon
q class of more than 900 candidates.
MURDERER PAYS $14,3Oe.
The st. Joseph circuit court at South
Bend Tuesday rendered a Judgment OF
s14,306.2S in favor of Anna snyder.
George Snyder and Lillian Finch
against Thomas L Jetton. The judg-
ment is the outgrowth of an old muir
der case the scene of which was Misha-
waka. Jetton, the defendant, about
twenty years ago. shot and killed
Thomas Snyder, father of the plaintiffs.
Jetton later served time in the state
penitentiary in Michigan City for the
deed.
JOY RIDER WAS FINED.
Albert Schumacher. 20 years old. son
of a wealthy business man Of Columbus,
was fined $40 and costs in the Batho-
lomew circuit court Tuesday for ma
licious trespass. A few months ago
young Schumacher. took Joy ride" in
$500 automobile, owned by Ben
Thomas of this place, and the grand
jury returned an indictment against
him. In the meantime young Schu-
makers father paid 1920 to Thomas for
damage done to the machine.
COUNCIL OFFERS $4,000.
Reward for the arrest and conviction
of the Van Cpreckelsen dynamiters was
doubled yesterday in an announcement
issued by Mayor Bookwalter and fol-
lowing the appropriation of $1,000 by
the city council. The announcement is
being spread broadcast and is expected
to prove a big inducement in uncover
ing the dynamiters.
FILES CROSS COMPLAINT.
Oscar Hadley of Danville, state treas
urer. Tuesday filed a cross complaint
in the suit for limited divorce begun
| by Mrs. Emma Hadley. Mr. Hadley, in
answer. alleges his wife is guilty. of
everything of which she accuses him.
He declares she has been cruel and in
human toward him. has been jealous
and suspicious.
ASK RELEASE OF PRISONER.
In the Upton circuit court Tuesday
Attorneys Clifford & Daniels made for
NAL application for the release of
Henry Yarling. indicted for murder in
the first degree for killing Charles E.
Smith on May 1, to be discharged on
bond stating that surety could be fur
nished in any amount.
FALLS FROM OWN TRAIN.
A Lake shore trainman, whose name
was not obtainable fell from a train
near Otis Tuesday night and was cut
to pieces. Coroner Osborne after his
investigation gave the cause as acct
dental death.
MAY DISBAR ATTORNEY.
Judge ]. l. McMaster of the superior
court, room /. in Indianapolis. Tuesday
set Nov. % as the date for a hearing
in the disbarment proceedings brought
against James S Rutherford by the
Indianapolis Bar association. The at
torney. who is charged with inducing
witnesses to perjure themselves. denies
every allegation in the case and de-
clares he is anxious for speedy trial
BUILD COMFORT STATION.
Plans for a public comfort station. to
be constructed under the pavement al
Illinois and Washington streets and
provided for by an appropriate ton OF
$50, 900 by the city council Monday
night viii be drawn by the city civil
engineer and will be submitted to the
board of public works possibly Fri
day.
VAN CAMP UNDER FIRE.
Twenty-four cases against the Var
Camp Packing company charging VIC
Ilation Of the child labor law were filed
in Justice of the Peace Alamanzor r
Hutchinson's court at Indianapoli.
Tuesday through Thomas s. Williamson
and Charles E. Butcher OF the state:
department of inspection. They viii b.
tried Nov 90.