The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25

GROOM is ARRESTED.
Alvin Davis, who was married yes
terday afternoon to Miss Title Will
liams, was arrested early yesterday by
the Anderson police as a result of an
affidavit iled by Harley Sylvester.
charging Davis with having stolen
watch and fob. Davis furnished bond
for his appearance in Police Court and
bride.
CRUSHED BY STONE.
Charles Hinkle of Princeton is dead
as result of being crushed under
massive stone which fell while it was
being hoisted to the top of the new
Carnegie Library Building at Mt
Carmel, III. Hinkle and two other men
were working with the derrick. The
| others saw the stone topping and
jumped to safety. Hinkle's leg. back
and skull were fractured.
"LEAvE OUT THE MEN"
One of the largest meetings of the
| Ladies of the Maccabees ever held in
| this part of Indiana will be that held
| in South Bend Nov. and 2. On those
dates an exemplifcation of the new
ritual will be made and the lodges of
Elkhart, Goshen, Mishawaka, Laporte.
Michigan, Plymouth and other towns
/
diana will send large delegations.
| MISSIONARIES TO MEET.
| The annual convention of the Chris
tian Missionary Alliance of Indiana
will be held in Anderson three days
this week, beginning tomorrow. Among
the speakers will be the Rev H. b.
Fuller. a missionary in India, and the
Rev. William n. Rukl, a missionary in
Tibet
LEMON TREE SUCCESS.
| Newton Smock, a farmer living near
Columbus, has lemon tree from which
he picked 800 lemons this season. To-
day he picked the last one, which was
of unusual size. The tree is five feet
high and the trunk is three inches in
diameter. The tree has been out of
doors all summer. but Mr.. Smock NOV
| ed it into his home today
GETS 81 900 DAMAGES.
| John Pruitt of indianapolis has been
awarded $1,000 damages against the
Marietta Glass Manufacturing Com
pany of indianapolis by a jury in the
John County Circuirt Court. In an
accident at the glass company's plant
where he formerly worked, Pruitt some
time ago lost his left arm and suffered
in the Marion Circuit Court and the
case was venued to Johnson County.
where the trail was completed Friday.
! TRUSTY MAKES ESCAPE.
Roy Smith, Jeffersonville trusty, who
made his escape last night in Louis
VILE. has not been captured Mai. d
C. Peyton, superintendent of the re-
| formatory. spent the greater part of
nd ri
with officers there. some clew to the
whereabouts of Smith
SAFE BLOWERS SUCCEED.
Leaving behind wrecked postoffice
safe, from which they had stolen $3.50
in money and stamps, and badly
damaged vault at the Farmers state
Bank, safeblowers made their escape
from Bargersville. Ind, early Yesterday
morning by means of a stolen horse
and buggy. They came directly to In
dianapolis and the horse was found
unhitehcd and running loose on South
Meridian street near the Belt Railrnad
| crossing.
DRINK CAUSES MURDER.
! At Clay, KY. a few miles south of
Evansville yesterday afternoon Daniel
B. Jenkins, IS years old. and single.
was shot and instantly killed by White
Pemberton, 33 years old, married and
having two children Both men and
their stores were only a few doors
apart They had been out buggy riding
together yesterday and in returning
had quarrel. 1t is said both had
been drinking.
LOVE CAUSES MURDER
Jealous because of the attentions
! paid by Willard Southland to Grace
; Filler. IT years old, Martin Robinson, a
farmer. last night shot and killed the
? girl and shot at Southland, but failed
to hit him. The tragedy took pace
: at Montmorenei, ten miles northwest
of Lafayette. After the tragedy Rob
{ inson told a neighbor what he had
done and added that ne intended te
take his own life.