The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-03

Indiana Golf Association. This was
decided at meeting of the association |
members held in Marion Thursday !
night Walter Uhl of Logansport was
elected president Of the association;
Clarence Stanley. indianapolis. vice
president, and VIII Donaldson. Indian
apoiis, was reelected secretary.
DROWNED hoy FOUND.
The body of Otis. the S-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cleveland of
Cementville. Ind, who drowned him
self because his mother threatened TO
punish him, was found in Muddy Creek
stream near the family home.
FIND QUEER RELIC
queer shaped flint tool that has
survived since the age OF mound
builders according TO w. S. Blatehley,
state geoiogist. was given Wednesday
TO the state museum. 1t was found by
| w d. Hynes of Indianapolis near
Pogue's Run The stone is nearly
round. and about six inches in diam
| eter.with two round holes near the
circumference. The generations look
like finger holes
INDIANA FAIR OPEN.
| The Indiana Fair Grounds opened to
exhibitors beginning with yesterday
morning The sixteen members of the
State Board OF Agriculture are to re-
port to President Oscar Hadley for duty
and they will be on the grounds in the
capacity OF superintendents of depart
ments until the fair closes on Sept 10.
SAVES BABYj WRECKS AUTO.
Swerving the automobile he was driv-
/ ~ a -
on bicycle. DR.. C. L. Ward, 1916 East
New York street. indianapolis. was
struck by East Tenth street car No. 4s1
at Tenth and Oriental streets Wednes
day afternoon. and he and his wife
were thrown from the machine. Dr.
Ward was severely hurt Mrs. Ward
escaped almost without injury. The
machine, which was the property of the
doctors father. DIR. A. o. Ward, 1921
Prospect street, was wrecked.
COMMITTED FIVE MURDERS.
Wanted for FIVE murders. to one of
which he has confessed. John Hor-
watch. 81 years old. was arrested in
South Bend last night about o'clock
in local saloon. He was apprehended
by local o q GERS on advices and a de-
seription furnished by Racine (Wis.)
authorities. He is wanted for the kill
ing Of a man named Sullivan six weeks
ago.
WINONA TECH. GROWING.
The Winona Technical Institute
opened it's fall term Wednesday with
large enrolment of boys who are en-
tering to learn a trade and prepare for
life of industry. It is the belief of
w. c. Smith. director of the institute,
that the enrolment will total 500 be-
fore the year is out, and $50 this term,
which is the largest since the school
was founded.
DOG KILLS MOTORCYCLIsT.
Fritz w Aldag, 81 years old, died
last night from being knocked from q
motorcycle by a bulldog that ran
against the front wheel He was rid
ing at Euclid avenue and New York
street in Indianapolis, and was thrown
heavily to the pavement, falling on his
chest and face being rendered uncon-
scious. He soon recovered, however
remounted the machine, rode to towr
and took a car home. Shortly after
noon he was taken Ill and lost con.
seriousness. He died before o'clock
the immediate cause of his death being
a hemorrhage of the lungs,
FALL HEIR TO 100000.
. BY the death of an uncle named Nal
dren. In New York, Andrew and Cyrus
. Pierce of Anderson. have fallen heir t
an estate of 100000. A communication
from an attorney in New York brough
with 1T transportation for the tw'
brothers to that city. They left las
night. Pierce has been a familiar fig
ure in the alleys here gathering junl
l in a push cart for years. Andrew
3 Pierce is carpenter