The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-16

restored It's suburban service, taken
off its line when Benjamin Thomas was
president, and beginning last week
commenced running five trains each
way as far south as Dolton, Ill, and
South Holland.
SENATOR MAY SPEAK
At a meeting of the rural route mail
carriers or Cass County, held at the
postoffice in Logansport yesterday af-
ternoon to arrange for the convention
Of the state association here Sept.
and 8, it was announced that Senator
Beveridge probably will attend and adj
dress the opening session.
ATTACKS PROHIBITION.
Attacking prohibition. which he de-
clared is based on Calvinistic and Puri-
tanical principles, Joseph Keller. vice
president of the United German Socie-
ties of Indiana, yesterday afternoon de-
clared 1t is striking at the heart of
the Decentralization republic" Mr..
Keller spoke az the annual German
day picnic al Germania Park, and 5000
Germans from many parts of Indiana
applauded with shouts of "Hoch.
Hoch"'
LEAP FROM BUGGY FATAL.
Mrs. frankie Hinderer is dead and
her cousin. Mrs. Harry Best. is fatally
injured at ST Johns Hospital in An
derson as a result of leaping from
swiftly moving buggy to the street at
noon yesterday. The women. accom-
panied by Charles Stanley. a cousin
came to Anderson to select a shroud
for Mrs. Best's child, which died late
Sunday night. At the corner of
Fourteenth and Jackson streets the
spirited horses swerved and Stanley,
who is alleged to have been intoxicat-
! ed, fell from the buggy.
ARRESTED IN A RAID.
| In the first raid for several months
on Sunday blind tiger" the saloon
of Russell George was entered Sun
day afternoon by the Fort Wayne po-
lice. Fifteen thirsty citizens were sur
prised at. the bar. George was ar
| rested.
MANY IN FAMILY.
More than 1000 persons attended the
| two days reunion of the Dalton family
which came to a close in Newcastle last
night. The reunion was held in Bee
son Grove. northeast of Mooreland, and
the attendance included many repre-
sentatives of the family who live in ff-
teen different states. Yesterday was
given over largely to religious exer-
cises. and the Rev. j. P. Chamness Of
Muncie delivered the annual sermon.
WANTS NEW INDUSTRIES.
Laporte has started an active cam
paign to obtain new industries 1t /.
| believed that the census report will
give this city a population of NOR,
than 1000, and, enthused over thi.
showing, the Business Mems Associa
ton will make an attempt to reach TIL,
10000 mark in 1920.
FIELDS TO BE PRESIDENT.
1t is stated on good authority il
Bloomington that Judge E. c. Fields o
Chicago will accept the Monon presi
dency If it is rendered him. He wa
mentioned in that connection a few
days ago, but the rumors were revive,
here Saturday when an officer of tn,
railroad visited the city. Judge Field
is vice president of the road, and ha
been connected with the compan,
many years. His appointment. it i
said. would meet with favor amons
patrons of the Monon
BABY SAVES RENT.
A baby boy, born to Mr.. and Mrs
Asa PofTenberg of Rose Terrace Flats
- 11N ais 1AAS CSNCAN1A VII
it free rent for the parents. Severa
weeks ago Maj. Rosencranz. presiden
of the Vulcan Pillow Company and ex
tensive fat owner, announced that t
the parents of the first baby born il
each of his apartments free rent woul
be given.
BIG CROWD ENDS CAMP.
: A crowd estimated at 10000 person
|
5 camp meeting, which has been in ses
: sion at Lafayette ten days. DR.. Franci
b. Mcconnell. president of DePau1
I University. was the principal speaker
5 He delivered two addresses during tn
: day. 1t was announced that 1900 wa
needed by the camp meeting boart