The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11

Laporte this morning when piece of
rail. about four feet in length, became
detached while early morning passeng-
er train, No. S. was passing over 1T
about a mile and a half east of South
Wanatah. this county. 1t Is believed
the weight of the engine caused the
break, and the entire train, of about
eight or ten cars. filed with passengers,
passed over it before q stop could be
made.
FIGHTS WITH VIPER.
Miss Myrta Foster. living In the
west part of Greensburg had an excit-
ing fight with a four-foot spreading
viper today and finally killed 1t by sew
ering the head with an ak. The first
blow missed and caused the snake TO
coil and strike viciously at Miss Foster
a number of times.
TAG DAY NETS $2,355.
Twenty hundred and fifty dol
lars was divided today between st.
Joseph and Epworth Hospitals of South
Bend. the money having been collected
by girls on tag day. The young wo-
men. Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, stuck to their posts on every
street corner of the city and compelled
every passerby to contribute at least
l cent.
NEW TRIP PLANNED.
| The members of the Indianapolis
| Trade Association who did not go on
| the trade extension trip last week may
take a ride on the trailer" at a meet
ing of the embership' to be held in
the assembly room Of the Board of
Trade Building tonight ARRANGE
ments have been made to reproduce as
much of the trip as possible for the
benefit of the stay-at-homes.
TO PUBLISH PAPER
If the publication of a daily paper at
Notre Dame University during the com
mencement week proves a success, 1t
is likely that the university authori-
ties will allow the students to begin
the publication of a university daily
with the opening of the next school
Iyear. The Scholastic. a weekly publ
cation, IS one of the best college pub
locations OF the country.
To SPREAD BEFORE LEAGUE.
The Rev. Charles A. Parkin and
George S. Sutherland of New York will
be the principal speakers at the eigh-
teenth annual district convention OF
the Epworth League in South Bend
next Wednesday and Thursday The
Rev. Ernest waring of Plymouth
president for the district, will preside
SUES FOR BANK STOCK.
The suit of Mrs. Mary Oppermar
against the Citizens Bank of Michigan
City, to replevin fifteen shares of the
banks stock. was filed in the Circuit
Court in South Bend yesterday on
( change of venue from the Laport,
County Court The case has been II
ilifiCatnr fro nd
Mrs. Opperman claims the stock is be
ing held by the bank against her will
and she asks damages of $1,000 in pay
? ment.
! QUARREL CAUSES MURDER.
Finding William Lawrence of Gin
ton at his home quarreling with h
housekeeper. Mrs. Lilly william Coar
] a coal miner, yesterday emptied a shot
: gun into the breast of Lawrence. kill
ing him almost instantly. Coan de
clared he fired when Lawrence rushe
at him with knife afte rhe had order
ed hi mfrom the house
r DENIES BURGLARY.
4 In Lima, o.. yesterday. Lyman More
back, arrested for robbing a store, con
| fessed to similar theft at the Marriott
e second hand store In FIT Wayne, whe
J. a large quantity of jewelry was taker
. He denies however. that he had any
thing to do with the burglary ofth
) Green jewe1ry store here, when SO
worth OF Masonic rings were stolen.
SWEENEY WILL RESIGN.
n State Fish and Game Commissions
, T. T. Sweeney, who has Just returne
from Fl. Wayne. to Columbus toda
a said that purported interviews wit
Il him in which he was quoted as sayin
9 that he would not hold his Office unit
:. after the first of the year were who'll
IL false. He also said that he desire
[ to be relieved at the earliest possibl
a. moment.
MARSHALL, SPEAKS.
That labor troubles will be a thin
of the past as soon as capital and labc
understand each other and learn 4
e. appreciate the fact that there is
a mutually of interests between ther
q was the theme of an address whic
Governor Marshall delivered yesterds
ID at the plant of the T. B. Laycock NAM
a featuring Company.
r. OLDEST BUILDING BURNS.
IN The oldest building in Greentow
erected sixty five years ago and b
% longing to F. J. Stanley. of Mario
with a number of other structure