The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-26

to pay his divorced actress wife, Har-
riet Standon, alimony.
FIRST DEATH IN so YEARS.
| The first death in Atty years in the
family of Peter Wright, 80 years old,
of North Manchester. this county. came
in the death of Mrs. Wright, "a years
| old. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright were marri-
ed sixty-six years ago and nine child
rem survive. They lived the farm
which they secured from the govern
ment in pioneer Indiana days.
ARREST BURGLAR SUSPECT.
| Indianapolis detectives believe they
have solved the robbery of the f.
Rothschilds Sons store on West
Washington street through the arrest
of Leonard Brown in Chattanooga,
Tenn. requisition was issued by
Governor Marshall on the Governor of
Tennessee for the return of Brown to
Indianapolis Detective Frank Duncan
will return the man.
! STRICKEN IN MEETING.
| Stricken with paralysis while sitting
on the stage behind James R. Garfield
Saturday night as lone of the vice presi-
dents of the meeting. George j. Geiss-
Ter, civil war veteran and a conspicu-
| Gus figure in Evansville politics, will
probably die. His condition was crit
zeal last night.
CONSTABLE Is SHOT.
! Winfield Patterson, % years old, a
Republican candidate for constable
was shot and probably fatally injured
by James Cloerdale. 56 years old. an
eccentric man of Greencastle. Clover
dale asserts that Patterson. with three
companions, demanded admittance to
his home. and that when they started
| to break in the door he fired.
YOUNG BOOSTERS ORGANIZE.
The Anderson Young Mems Business
Club is the name of an Anderson or
ganization which will be Incorporated
within the next few days. The club is
composed of the younger business men
of that city who have grown up since
the organization of the Commercial
Club The objects of the club will be
to boost the business interests of An
derson
INVESTIGATES BANK AFFAIRS.
Oscar r. Telling of Washington, act
ing for the controller of the currency;
A c. Camp, bank examiner for the
state, and n. II. Oglesbee, acting for
the auditor of state, are going over the
books of the Lebanon National Bank
and the American Trust Company. two
institutions which were closed yester-
day. No statement will be given out
as to affairs of the company until the
tically assured that the depositors
will lose nothing.
COMPANY MAY LIQUIDATE.
IT may not be necessary for the gov
eminent to push it's suit to dissolve the
Imperial window Glass Company OF
Hartford City, the officers of which are
under indictment by the Federal Grand
Jury for conspiracy and restraint OF
trade. The company may nquidate oil
its own accord. not. however. because
LOT the suit instituted by the govern
ment.
FIND BODY IN BARN.
, | The body of George Reynolds, a we'll
, known resident of Madison Township
iJay county, was found yesterday under
the heels of his horse in his barn. The
man is supposed to have been dead
several days. He lived alone. The
coroner gave apoplexy as the cause.
CLUB WOMEN MEET
Visitors have begun to arrive ir
, Richmond for the meeting of the Indf-
ana State Federation of Clubs, which
had its formal opening last evening
| Among the early arrivals was Mrs
| Grace Julian Clarke of Irving ton, the
president, who will preside over mos
| of the sessions, in addition to deliver
I ing the annual address.
SEEK YOUNG DAUGHTER,
Unable to restrain their anxiet,
: longer, ]. r. and Mrs Carney OF Koko
: mo have appealed to the police to as
sist them in locating their daughtel
Sadie, IA years old. who left a groul
of girl friends after attending Sunda,
school at the Evangelical church ans
, has not since been seen. She told he