The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
ASHBEL NEN-ELL
UP AND DOWN
IN INDIANA
GIRL WANTED NoToRIETY.


The parents of Goldie Kenworthy, of
Richmond, IA years old. yesterday ap-
pealed to the authorities to make
search for the girl. who has been my
seriously missing since the middle of
last week. The belief prevails that the
girl has run away from home as the
result of a morbid desire to achieve
notoriety
TIGER AMONG SOLDIERS.
A raid conducted Monday by officers
of the National Military home at Mar
ion, resulted in unearthing an alleged
blind tiger" in the treasury building
of that institution.
OPINION ON STREAM POLLUTION.
Whether or not the state board of
health WI be able under the provisions
of the McGinnis anti-stream pollution
law to provide relief for the Indian
apolis north side residents who are
complaining about the pollution of Fall
creek by sewers which empty into it,
will depend upon construction of the
law by the attorney-ge from
whom an opinion has been asked
TEACHER IS ENUMERATED.
Coroner Smith Of Brazil was called to
stanton. this county, yesterday to in
vestigate the death of the ten-year- old
daughter Of Lemuel Siebenthal The
| father of the dead girl said his child's
death was due to a whipping admins
! tered by a young woman school teach
er a week ago last Thursday. DR..
veach, who attended the child, saw
her first on Wednesday of last week,
and says at that time there was no
mark or bruise whatever on her body.
WOMAN DIES IN A BUGGY.
While returning from a visit with
friends, yesterday, Mrs. Frank Riley
of near Youngs Creek, six miles south
of Paoli. died suddenly of heart
failure while riding in a buggy with
her husband.
AMMONIA WAS DILUTED.
| Druggist Joe J. Larsh of Rensselaer,
stood trial yesterday when arraigned
on the charge Of selling aqua ammonia
below the standard required by the
pure food law The charges were pre-
ferred by Frank W. Tucker. He wa:
accompanied here by assistant chemis
Miller, of the state pure food inspector:
office They testified that Tucker haC
bought ammonia of Larsh on June 16
1908. and that Miller had analysed i
and found it contained only per cent
of ammonia vapor, whereas it SHOULD
contain 10 per cent.
AUTO TURNS TURTLE.
An automobile in which were Ear
DeHaven, Harry Ansley Ray Taylo
and Earl Wedekind of Logansport
turned turtle while going at the rat
5 of thirty miles an hour yesterday, an
= neither the machine nor the boys wer
= seriously hurt.
re BUILD NEW PLANT
A permit has been issued the E. c
Smith Chair company Of Evansville 70
the erection of a new factory on tn
; west side Work on the factory wi
be started at once and it will cos
about $4,000. The Never-Split Sea
company will, in a short time, begi
the erection of a new plant, as it ha
outgrown its present plant in Yves
Franklin street.
CLOUD BURST OCCURS.
A cloud burst in the southern part q
e Brown county, between and ocloc
yesterday morning. did damage-fenC
e ing, small bridges, ties, logs and ha
t were carried away by torrents ths
o formed in the creeks and ravine
Farmers were compelled to hurry stoc
e to higher ground James Tasting
o trying to ford a creek. in an effort
D reach his family. was carried with h
1t team fifty yards down stream, reacl
y ing shore safely.
It STATE CONCLUDES CASE.
The state concluded its testimony
|, the CasseH murder case at Spencer al
y yesterday morning the defense begs
the examination Of it's witnesses. Pra
- ticaIly all the time Of the court Tue
= day morning was taken up with hea
- ing the argument on the admissibili
of the testimony of Mrs. Bryant.
: this question, as well as in the que
- tion of admitting the expert testimol
of physicians. the judges ruling a
mitted the testimony of the Witness
- LONG CHASE is ENDED.
e. After a search Of two weeks. cove
u ing Pennsylvania and Ohio. the poll
1u authorities from Meadville. Pa. yeste
1n day morning placed under arrest in
ct rooming house in Lee Garahan.
lg years old and single. who consented
go back to Meadville without reuu