The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-12

war regiment that was organized in |
Indianapolis and is sal dto be the first |
Indiana regiment to reach the front, |
will celebrate its semi-centennial at |
Laporte, Ind, next year. This was de-
cided at this years reunion, which clos
ed in South Bend Saturday. Laporte |
was chosen for the semi-centennial
ment was mustered in for three years
service at that place. Friday and Sat
urday of next October are the dates de-
cided on
MAKES i. o. O. f. REPORT.
The annual report that is being pre-
pared BIT W. H. Leedy as grand scribe of
the grand encampment of Indiana, L O.
20. F., shows a total membership, June
80, 1910, of 1870 net gain over the
preceding year Of 240. 1t shows that
the total amount paid out during the
year in charitable work was $40, 1901
EXPECT MANY DELEGATES.
At least eight hundred delegates are
expected to come to Ft Wayne this
week for the thirty annual
convention of the Indiana Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. The
trustees will hold a meeting on Thurs
day, as will also the executive commit
tee. prior to the opening of the conven-
ton al the First M E. church on Fri
day morning.
MARSHALL OPENS FLIGHT.
Governor Marshall opened the Demo-
cratic campaign in Madison county
when he spoke to audience of nearly
| two thousand at the Grand opera house
last night. He was escorted from In
dianapolis by local committee. in
GLIDING Mayor Foster, of this city, and
Frank Dehority. chairman of the Madi-
son county Democratic committee The
Governor and Mrs. Marshall arrived
only few minutes before the hour for
the Governors address.
COOLING BABY LEFT ON DOORSTEP.
| Mr.. and Mrs Bert Holmes, living sew
en- miles south of Laporte, were awak-
ened by noise early yesterday morn
ing, and on investigation they found
a ne-day-old baby boy on their door
STEP The baby began to Zoo" as soon
as 1T was brought intost the house.
! ID. A. r.. TO MEET.
/ With delegates arriving every hour
and with the local committees working
hard to make good all promises, the
indications are that the tenth annaul
| state conference of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, which opens
in Kokomo this evening, will be one
of the most interesting and successful
that the organization has ever held in
Indiana. There are fortytwo chapters
in the state and it is thought that these
will be represented by no fewer than
Is delegates.
INTEREST IN MISSIONS.
Delegates to the forty-fr annual
convention of the northwestern branch
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church comprising
the four states of Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consin, and Michigan, began arriving in
Lafayette yesterday. one special train
from Chicago bringing three hundred
people.
BOTH WILL SPEAK.
The Republican county committee is
planning big rallies for October 30 and
November s. makinfi the visit of Sena-
tor A. B. Cummins, of Iowa, and Sena-
tor Beveridge Senator Cummins will
speak in South Bend on the first date
and at Mishawaka the following day
Senator Beveridge will be the principal
orator at the second rally.
TAGGART TO PRESIDE.
Thomas Taggart will be chairman 81
the Democratic meeting at Tom1insor
hall next Saturday night. when A1tor
b Parker, OF New Ork VIII speak rms
has been announced, by Ernest Brown
Democratic county chairman.
HANLY MAKES SPEECH.
Practically the entire membership OF
the Law and Order League, made up OF
farmers in and about Goldsmith. five
miles west of Upton. drove to Tiptor
last night, when the Martz theater was
filled to capacity to hear an address
by ]. Frank Hanly. The churches OF
{Tipton dismissed services for the even
ing.
TO REVIEW PARADE.
Governor Marshall and other state
officers, with the county and city Off.
cfals. will be invited to occupy the new
balcony at the Hotel English to review
the industrial parade to be given BY
the Indianapolis Trade Association mex
Tuesday night, October is.
BLAMEs TRAIN CREW.
Coroner Thoma, of Wells county, yes
terday returned his. findings in the
Kingsland disaster, where forty-three
lives were taken by collision of electric
cars on the Wabash Valley line
, The coroner finds that motorman B
f. Corkwell. now in a hospital here, and
conductor Del Wilson, in charge of the
south bound extra car, were RESPONSE
Bile for the wreck by reason of failure
to heed orders