The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-19
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
MEET IN pYTHIAN BUILDING.

MEET IN P1THIAN BUILDING.
The annual Great Council of Indiana,
Daughters of Pocahontas, will convene
Thursday morning in the Grand Lodge
Hall in the Indiana Pythian Building in
indianapolis with Mrs Lulu Beach, Ell
wood, great Poeahontas, presiding. The
general revision of the laws of the ord
er will be the chief topic of discussion
at the meeting, which viii last only
one day.
WINSTON CHURCHILL SPEAKS.
Winston Churchill, the wen-known
progressive Republican leader of New
Hampshire, opened the campaign in
Frankfort Monday night in an address
declaring the Indiana platform to be
the saving grace of the Republican
party. His talk teemed with laudatory
references to Senat tor Beveridge, and
urged his return to the United States
Senate
SPENDS FORTUNE ron DEFENSE.
John W. Terrell, of Hartford City,
sentenced for life for the murder of his
son-in-law, Melvin Wolfe, later re-
moved from prison to the Richmond In
sane Asylum, then taken to Button
for another trial, and finally released
from Jail under $4,000 bond, is now
penniless, according to the report made
to Judge Sturgis by his guardian, Pleas
ant H. Stanley, who has asked to be
discharged. The last of TerrelFs for
tune of about 100000
FoULkE MAKES SPEECH.
Before audience of coo Wabash
people last night in the Harter Opera
House. William Dudley Foulke of Rich
mond, close friend of Theodore Roose-
Welt and champion of the cause OF AL
| bert J. Beverage. In his first speech
of the campaign registered an earnest
and forceful plea for Senator Bever-
| idge's reelection.
| WOMEN WANT SUFFRAGE.
| War to the death on the state sa-
| looms was declared in Fort Wayne yes
terday by the Indiana w. C. T. U. A
| resolution was unanimously passed
asking the Indiana Legislature at its
next session for the submission of a
constitutional amendment to the voters
of the state granting the women NUM-
| cpa1 suffrage.
| SETS BARN ON FIRE.
| Mama, come out to the barn and see
what fine bonfire have started in the
hay said the 5-year-old son of Melvin
| Brown, a wealthy farmer living three
miles west of Anderson to his mother
shortly before noon Yesterday. Before
| the fire could be extinguished the barr
and contents were entirely destroyed
entailing loss of $4,000, with very
| little insurance
WOMAN SELLS WHISKEY.
On the statement of two men ar
rested for drunkenness, Margaret Nor
| gan, 1885 Martindale avenue. Indian
apolis was arrested yesterday morning
by Wheelmen Oakley and Todd These
officers arrested two men Sunday morn.
ling, who said they had paid 70 cents {
short time before for two half-pint bot
ties of whisky, which they said they
bought of the woman. She is charged
with selling liquor on Sunday. N Pc
lice Court her case was continued unit
Friday.
FEVER A HOOSIER DISGRACE.
Until Indiana takes further steps t.
eliminate typhoid fever the citizens o
this state can not criticise the benight
ed countries of Europe on account o
cholera" declared DR.. ]. n Hurry. sec
. rotary of the State Board of Health
Yesterday after the compilation of tn
, mortality statistics for september. Tn
report showed 500 cases of typhoi
!. fever in eighty-three counties of tn
state. with 15s deaths.
GOSSIP STARTS FIGHT.
ri Warren McAdams, a Hartford Cit
] restaurant keeper, resenting the cir
seulation of report that he was 'dop