The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-25

up OF the @. A. r. posts of the city. the
state militia the Standardization
War veterans. all of whom will be in
music and patriotic decorations will be
features OF the day.
MORE STRIKE AT BEDFORD.
The forces of the striking Stone Mil
operatives in Bedford have been aug
mented by about 100 men employed by
the Perry Matthews Buskirk company.
one of the largest mills in the district
While the mill does not employ stone
cutters, 1t had among its customers .
large number of plants which employ
NATIONAL or No. cutters. and as the
employees of the Perry atthews-B Bus
kirk mill are IN sympathy with the
General Union cutters they objected to
| stone being furnished to mills employ
ing National cutters.
BRIDE AND GROOM AGED.
Robert Dixon of huntsville, 81 years
old. and Sarah F. West OF Westport,
Decatur county. II years old, were mar
| ried IN Greensburg on Wednesday at
ternoon. This is the fifth matrimonial
venture for the groom and is the third
for the bride. They will reside at
huntsville. The groom is well to do
i JUDGMENT REVERSED.
/ After year of litigation in the
/ United States District court, q judg-
ment of 81 as nominal damages was de-
creed yesterday by Judge Anderson In
place of the $4,000 asked by the Col
umbia company against the Kokomo
Steel and Wire company. Damages
equal to the computed value OF profits
of the Kokomo during the time Of Its
infringing use of .takeup" appliance
known as the Bates machine. were de-
manded In the original complaint This
device was used for drawing strands
of wire through a barb wire machine
and delivering the barbed strands to
revolving spools.
TO INSPECT GROCERIES.
Every grocery store in indianapolis
is to submit to a rigid inspection by
health officers of the city board OF
health City Sanitarian Woods has put
. two men at work on the task and 1t Is
probable they will require at least two
months to visit every grocery. The
inspection will be permanent, and
stores will be visited probably ever,
three months, the board of health keep
ing an extended record of the condi
tions found at each inspection.
, PAULUs RENoMINATED.
The cold weather caused light vot1
: at the republican primary at Marion
l yesterday. Sixty-three out of tn
I eighty five precincts had reported q
1870 o'clock this morning. Judge H J
Paulus has been renomfnated. Harr,
F Connolly was renominated for repre-
sentative, and Ancil E. Ratlin probabl
will be nominated for the second repre-
sentative over stephan Mcswiggan.
LOVE CAUSES SUICIDE.
Love affairs and business cares ar
:. said to have caused Schuyler Robin.
: of Mooreville. Al years old. to becom
respondent and end his life with a shot
gun. The shot was fired on Tuesda
evening while he was in his room
the Hadley Sanitarium, but relative
aid not announce his death until tn
nsx1 morning
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It river has been attracting the atte}sio
i of health officers in Indiana. Ohio al
Kentucky and was the topic at re
cent meeting in Cincinnati.
BRIDE WAITS AT CHURCH.
With the disappearance of Sherma
= MCGEE, a wealthy farmer of Greens
= burg, whose whereabouts since Frida
. is unknown, it developed yesterda
: that MCGEE undoubtedly disappeare
8 to avoid marriage with his f1ance, whic
was to have taken place on last Satul
day.
hoy BANDIT ON TRIAL.
Thomas j. Hoal. the boy bandit
who last November shot and kille
70 Gary Fawcett, cashier of the Merchant
n National bank at New Albany, was
& have been tried on a charge of murds
= at Corydon on Wednesday, but the cas-
he Nav tor