The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-29
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GIRL REsCUEs WOMAN.

GIRL RESCUES WOMAN.
A tragedy was barely averted at
Winona Lake when Mrs. Minnie was
rescued from drowning by 1S-year-
Ruth Arlen. Mrs Vigil, who has been
visiting at the lake, went in bathing
at the Kosciusko Lodge, and got into
deep water. Miss Arren, attracted by
her cries, plunged in and went to her
aid.
TO HOLD MANEUVERS THERE.
The indianapolis Motor Speedway is
bidding for the national military man
euvers for 1911. The Motor Speedway
forms a ideal ground for this purpose
and an active campaign will be inaugu-
rated TO secure this event. More than
1000 troops take part in the various
contests of sill that will form the pro-
gram, while the events last for ten
days.
TO PUSH NEW CLUB.
A final effort to increase the mem
bershfp of the Indianapolis Auto and
Aero Club will be begun at / o'clock
this afternoon when thirty teams of
two men each will undertake a per-
sonal campaign. The club now has a
membership of 400 persons. which must
be increased to 900 II the plans of
the club to erect q clubhouse at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway can be
carried out
| SEM FOR GERMAN CARP.
| George w Miles, state commissioner
of fisheries and game. has received
word that the seining of Indian Creek.
near Madison, took place Friday under
the supervision of a deputy. and that
,o53 German carp were pulled from
| the stream by the seins. The carp
were disturbing the nests OF other fish.
and made the water muddy that
other fish we're leaving.
MCSTERIoUsLY DISAPPEARS.
Frank Mayer. a foreman machinist
! at a furniture factory in Evansville
babe his wife and children goodby Sat
urday night and said he was going tc
meet a friend downtown He has not
been seen since. HIS wife is FRUSTRATED
with grief and fears foul play. Mayer
was regarded as a model husband and
father.
MANY BARNS BURNED.
Many barns were burned and a large
amount of live stock killed during &
severe electrical and rain storm which
swept over Montgomery County las
night The Center Christian Church
near Elmsdale. was struck by lightning
and badly damaged. The roof wa:
torn off and the plastering was ruined
BooTLEGGERS ACQUITTED.
Charles v. Gottman, an Evansville
druggist who was fined $50 and sent
enced to thirty days in jail by Cit,
Judge Gould several days ago, was &C
Quilted before United States Commits
sfoner Wartmann today on Fedora
Icharge of 'bootlegging." the proof tina
Iconvicted him in the City Court being
held insufficient.
WASHINGTON GETS FACTORY
The Washington Commercial Gu
5 committee has completed the sale Q
n the $4,000 worth of stock necessar
), to obtain the Chlore pillow factory G
L Rising Sun. A message so informe
the plow company an dit immediatel
$ completed the sale of a years outpu
to the John Deere Company.
CATCH AND LOSE THIEVES.
q Four men wanted on charge of hors
stealing were taken from a box CT
i on Wabash freight, No. 81, at Ne
Waverly last night to be held pendir
. the arrival of Sheriff Volpert fro
Peru, who had asked that they be d.
"a tanned When the train started aga
two Of the men broke from their cal
d tors and boarded the train.
WOMAN HYSTERICAL.
5 The sight of the coat worn by loser
N Krupp, the patrolran for whose muir
g. er in Idianapolis, in the early mornir
of April 10, Albert Spohn. alias Whit
lock, was today placed on trial in Il
Boone Circuit Court, a. Lebanon. affec
ed Mrs John Krupp. mother of Il
dead oficer, so deeply that she becar
1e historical Her sohs and cries of, e
- my poor murdered boy." interrupt
~ the trial, which could not be resum
20 until after she had been led from I
a., courtroom
= PREPARE FOR FIREMEN.
or Elaborate plans are being made
IL the volunteer fire department of the ]
nd Wayne Electric Works for the annu
is, convention of the Northeaster India
70 Volunteer Firemen's Association in IL
I'D city Thursday. Hundreds OF hren
n from all the surrounding towns will
to in FIT Wayne with their apparatus a
he all the local volunteer companies a
a. the city companies VIII also parti
e pate.