The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-25
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ON A TEN-HOUH BASIS.
Announcement is made In washing
ton that within few days notice
will be posted at the g. & %. sodth-
western shops establishing the full
crews OF all departments and that the
time will be advanced 10 tie ten-hour
basis.
SUICIDES At EIGHTY.
Rudolph Helblig, Of Michigan city, so
years old committed suicide at his
home in Union Township yesterday BY
hanging himself from the rafters OF an
clubhouse. Tie was discovered ten min
utes after the act by his aged wife.
Helblig was IN excellent health. but
had been blind for two years. and his
affliction weighed heavily upon him.
HOUSE BURNS; TOWN SLEEPS.
Greensboro. near Newcastle. a little
town of the railroads in the south
western part Of the county might well
be termed the sleepy Hollow Of IN
diana" owing to the fact that a house
burned down in the village and the citi-
zens knew nothing about It.
INDIANA Is PROSPEROUS.
Bumper crops. winter of steady
business and general prosperity are
seen in few significant facts from
the office Of Secretary Of State Fred A
Sims. Through the entire summer an
average of forty automobiles a day
have been registered half of these be
longed to farmers. Nearly every day
notice is filed of the increase of capt.
tai in some Indiana concern. Put
these together" said Mr. Sims. and
the conclusion IS inevita BILE: we are
starting season of prosperity"
nov BREAKS JAIL.
Edwin Sears of Fort Wayne IA years
old, is the object of city-wide search
by the police, following successful
escape Monday night from Allen county
jail Louis Johnson. aged 10. was
stopped from escape by fractured leg
sustained in reaching the ground and
he was recaptured
WEARS SNAKE IN BONNET.
few days ago Mrs. Henry Hoyer of
St Paul had an experience as unique
as it Is thrilling While working in
the garden near Greensburg she re-
ing a few cucumbers returned to the
house Throwing the bonnet to the
floor. she was Mortified to see a snake
crawling from it. A weapon was pro-
cured and the snake. a spreading viper
eighteen inches long was killed
BALLOON BURNS IN AIR.
A balloon owned by Clarence Byrd
of New Ross. Ind. made its first as
cension Saturday at Ladoga and when
it came down it was burning mass of
flames. The aeronaut, Arthur Hamil-
ton, did not realize what narrow es-
cape he had had. The balloon was ig-
nited from the flames used to initiate it.
GOES 1000 MILES TO WE'D.
Miss Ida Bruggerman Of Kendallville
will leave this week for Brazil, South
America, where she vii become the
bride Of the Rev. Martin ]. Frosch a
young Lutheran missionary. Miss
Bruggerman will be met at Rio Janeiro.
Brazil by Mr.. Frosch, who will escort
her to their new home, where the we'd
ding will take place The young lady
viii travel over 1000 miles TO be
united in marriage to the clergyman.
PRISONERS ESCAPE JAIL.
When the cook at the Shelbyville
county Jail went to serve breakfast to
the five prisoners yesterday morning
she made the discovery that Harry
Golding and Harry "Gabby" Kline had
made their escape during the night by
saving heir way through one of the
heavy iron windows on the south side
of the building.
ANDERSON SALOONS CLOSE.
T-orfv-cave, eaInoue in NFodfcor, oot,p
ty will close their doors at II o'clock
tonight as the result of the local option
election held almost three months ago
The ninety day limit will then become
| effective.
BIBLE MEETING A WFOPPER.
Winona is no longer awaiting the
crowds that are to come. They are
here One train alone brought 500 con-
| ference arrivals 1t was thought that
the strenuous part Of the conference
would be overcome this year by hav-
ing fewer popular lectures but the
strenuous spirit is in the air. and every
pastor on the grounds seems de-
termined to attend every special serv-
/ ice.
STRIKERS BACK TO WORK.
! At the first turn yesterday morning
several of the old employees returned to
the Elwood mills and went to work.
At the second turn two crews went in
and were put to work in their old
places, each crew consisting of ten men
to mill. One OF the crews was headed
! by a local roller and the other by a
man from Middletown.
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