The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-30

CARS NOW ON TIME.
For the first time in two weeks the
Fit Wayne and Wabash volley Trac-
ton Company was today able to run
Its interurbans to Indianapolis accord
ing to schedule. This came about
through repairs on the generators in
the local power plant being completed
me biggest generator went out of
commission two weeks ago.
PLAN NOTRE DAME OUTING.
south Bend Council of the Knights
of Columbus has instituted a move
ment for an outing during the summer
at Notre Dame and already half a dog
en- council, including Niles and St
Joseph. Mich; Elkhart. Valparaiso and
Michigan City, Ind. have joined in to
make the affair a great success
PLAN $4,000 v Nj. c. A.
Plans to give the city of Blooming
ton Y NJ. c. A. Building to cost at
least $4,000 are being devised by a
special committee of twenty-five citi-
zens At the meeting held last night
| in the First National Bank it was de-
cided to ask State Secretary Stacey Of
Indianapolis to meet with the commit
tee next Tuesday night to give counsel
and suggest ideas concerning the new
structure
- VILLAGE CUT Up PUNCHED.
| Blaine Reynolds, a Young man of
louisville, who recently created a dis
turoance and was placed under a $500
| peace bond, now is wanted on the
charge of being intoxicated. imper-
sonating an officer and assaulting r. f
Peele, editor OF the National Road
Traveller published at Louisville Peele
had printed stories about the young
mans escapades
LAFAYETTE GETS VETERANS.
Lafayette will entertain the 1911 en-
campment of Indiana Spanish-Ameri-
can War Veterans, the matter having
been decided at the closing business
session this afternoon.
FALLS INTO CELLAR.
| Mrs Cornelia Regennas. 95 years old
a well known woman OF Hope. fell down
a cellarway at her home today and
| received injuries which may prove
fatal One OF her ribs was broken and
her head and back were injured This
| is the second time she has fallen down
the same ceIlarway within the last few
days.
/ "TRIP COSTS WIFE's LIFE.
The sudden desire of Frank Mayer
| of Evansville a furniture factory ma
parture for Cincinnati last Saturday
night without letting his family know
where he had gone. cost the life of his
wife. it is believed. Mrs Mayer died
| of heart disease, superinduced bv
nervous shock late Monday night. just
| a short time after Mayer returned
home. She began to fail early Sunday
/ CAUGHT IN SLATE FALL
| While seated on the floor of his room
in coal mine at Princeton this af-
ternoon John O'Neal SIS years old. was
caught under fall of slate and killed
His son, Michael O'NeaI, working in
the next room, heard a scream and
rushed in to find his father buried I'M
der tons of debris. The man was dead
when taken out. He leaves several
children.
WILD MAN LOOSE.
With all of his upper teeth removed
but two long ones resembling tusks.
trained and developed to look like a
wild man, Robert Fraction. colored.
who spent six years with a big circus
as a wild man. terrorized residents in
the eastern part of Wabash county to-
day by his harmless actions He was
FABRICATED IN a blacksmith shop until
Sheriff Freeman arrived In an auto
mobile and took him to Jail
AssAILED BY BURGLAR.
On returning alone from Columbus
to her home last night. Mrs. Harry
Hartman. wife of well to do farmer
near here, lighted a lamp and was on
her way up stairs when she met a
burglar who blew out the light and
knocked her to the bottom of the stair
way, where she lay unconscious until
her husband arrived some time later
She was unable to describe her assail-
ant
MUCH WORK IN FIT. WAYNE.
| FIT Wayne at the present time has
more jobs than 1t has men to fill them
This is because of the immense amount
OF building, pavement and track ele-
walton work now going on here. All
the factories and railroad shops are