The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

slst OF Anderson was arraigned in Po-
lice Court yesterday morning charged
with having sold half pint OF whisky
to Fred Mitchell. it was necessary for
mayor Foster to dismiss the case be-
cause Mitchell had committed suicide
Tuesday night in indianapolis
NEW BARNS ACCEPTED.
Three barns recently erected at the
state Fair Grounds were accepted from
the contractor yesterday at meeting
of the executive committee of the fair
board. The cost was sl1 900 Charles
Downing, secretary of the State Board
of Agriculture; Mason j. Niblack of
Vincennes, John C. Haines of Rock
port, David wallace of INDIANAPOLIS.
and Sid Conger of Shelbyville attend
ed the meeting.
TO PRINT INSURANCE LAWS.
Auditor Billhefmer has been granted
permission by the Bureau of Printing
to have 1900 copies of the Indiana in
surance laws printed. The laws have
not been printed SINE 1908 The
Printing Board also allowed the print
ing of 1000 copies of the insurance
report for 1909
OLD LADY FALLS DOWN STAIRS.
Mrs Hannah J. Wakely, 20 years old.
Tell down the stairs at the Stockton
Hotel in Lafayette yesterday, and was
pronaoly fatally Injured. She was not
found until several hours after the ae
cident and was unconscious. Her leg
was fractured and she was injured in
ternaliy. The injured woman was re-
moved to the hospital
LOCATE FUGITIVE CASHIER.
Information reached Prosecutor I,uh-
ring of
win E. Hall, fugitive cashier Of the Illf-
nois Central freighthouse, who left the
city four months ago with a shortage
IN mis- accounts alleged to exceed s1.7o0
is now in Salt Lake City, Utah. Efforts
are being made to arrest him
LADY AERoNAUT GAME.
Miss Flora Bush, who fell Sunday
afternoon while attempting a flight
with James Bedwell, the daring Young
Hartford City aeronaut, at West Side
Park at Muncie, declares she is willing
TO make another attempt as soon as
Bedwen has recovered sufficiently to
make another ascension.
FEAR BOXING CAUSED DEATH.
Russell Miller. 20 years old, was
found dead yesterday morning in a
building at the home of his brother
Edward T. Miller of Elston. The
coroner and police are Investigating the
case. as there is a report that he died
as the result of a blow. Last night Mil
Ter had a boxing contest with Row card
at Elston, and after the contest Miller
became ILL.,
FEAR CIVIC LEAGUE.
Following the big meeting of the
Civic League in the courtroom at An
derson Sunday the two social clubs of
this city have closed their doors An
invoice of the remaining clubs by the
police shows that there are but twelve
in the city and that all are keeping
within the letter of the law
ISSUE BRIDGE BONDS.
The Kentucky and Indiana Bridge
Railroad Company. Louisville. KY. has
arranged to make a new mortgage Sc
curfty on issue of bonds, of which
about s2,o00.Oo0 will be sold to nav
for new double-track bridge over the
Ohio River and $4,000, 900 reserved for
improvements
BARNHART RENOMINATED
Democrats Of the Thirteenth Con
gressional and the St Joseph Starke
Pulaski County Joint General Assembly
Districts. in convention in South Bend
yesterday renominated Henry A. Barn
hart of Rochester for Congress and
named Leon E. Bernethy of North Jud-
son for state representative by accla-
nation.
5000 VETS. TO ATTEND
Five thousand veterans will attend
the second annual reunion of the Indi-
ana Veterans, which will be hello at
the Indiana State Soldiers Home at
Lafayette. Aug. 25. 1t will be in the
nature of picnic, and the visitors will
eat their lunches on the beautiful
grounds of the home.