The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

in marriage last evening to John H.
Crown. business manager of the Spo-
kane Washington Daily Review. The
romance began when the couple met
at the Chicago worlds fair in 1898.
CROOK HIDES IN CULvERT.
Carl Mcintosh. alleged bad man.
with a long police record. caused the
police of Logansport to rip up a street
crossing culvert in order to place him
under arrest. Mcintosh entered the
front yard of the Price residence and.
breaking a window, demanded admit
lance. An aged woman. the only per-
son in the house, notified the police
and Mcintosh fed and crawled under
the culvert
ENDORSE PETERSON.
The Laporte County Democratic
nominating convention held in Michi-
gan City Thursday. Endorsed Governor
Marshall and his administration, put
its stamp Of approval on John B. Pet
erson of Crown Point, cadidate for
Congress from the Tenth District.
pledging him the entire support OF the
county, congratulated itself that the
state no longer need resort to the
courts TO collect state money. recog-
nized IN Benjamin F. Shively a champ
ion Of the rights OF the people and in
John w. Kern a man of qualified lead
ershtp.
INJURED IN BARGAIN RUSH.
Miss Elizabeth Dryer, a clerk. was
knocked down and trampied and one
young woman tainted in the mad rush
of 500 bargain seekers at q Brazil no.
ton store today. Many women had
sleeves torn from their waists and
skirts almost ripped OF In the crush
at the door when all tried to get in
the store at the same time
TAKEN FOR TWIN BROTHER
Compelled to submit to arrest and
spend night in the county Jail be-
cause of resemblance to his twin
brother. Sieferd Andrysziak. Is the pc
culiar experience of Alexandry Andry-
sziak. OF South Bend. who was arrest
ed complaint of Mrs Frances Buc-
holtz on a charge OF assault and bat
terry Feeling sorry for his brother
after he had spent night in Jail, Sief-
erd Andrysziak appeared in court and
was fined following his plea Of guilty.
WILL SPEND s2oo,OOa
lowering Jones of Philadelphia.
president of the FIT Wayne & Wabash
Valley Traction Company. arrived In
FIT Wayne today with a group of East
ern capitalists, who may put more
money into the roads controlled by the
concern Mr.. Jones declares 100000
will be spent by the company on new
car shops and barns here.
KEPT BOY IN CAGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Lewis. arrested on
the charge OF cruel and inhuman treat
Lewis. and on the charge OF having
kept him in q wire cage. were called
before Judge Combs today in the Juve-
was set for next Monday, at which
time the facts In the case will be dis
closed
SANITARY SYSTEM KILLED.
AS 1t has been found unpopular to
build sanitary systems in Vincennes by
the plan OF assessing each piece of
real estate, the Board of Works has
passed resolutions recommending
Council to Appropriate $4,000 to build
the main trunk lines, reduction plant
and pumping stations. Council Is in
thorough accord with this plan ana
likely will make the necessary appro-
priation at it's next meeting.
BANKERS MAY BE RELEASED.
Three Indiana bankers, Imprisoned
in the Federal Penitentiary at Fit.
Leavenworth. Kas-. are eligible to
parole under the law passed by Con-
gress during the last session. accord
ing to figures just computed by United
States District Attorney Charles w.
Miller Nine others will have their
sentences shortened by the law.
TAKE 1T UP TO MARSHALL.
The recruiting OF strike breakers for
the Grand Trunk Railroad and a
charge laid before Governor Marshall
by an official OF the trainmens union
that disabled men are being employed
to supplant the strikers were import
Trunk strike situation yesterday and
last night
BOLT HITS TWO MEN.
While putting a blanket their
driving horse In the oil field at Oak
land City last night. Leon Hancock and
Ralph Anderson. drillers, were struck
by lightning Anderson is still In a
dangerous condition The horse was
killed. Lightning also struck oil tanks
on the Skinner farm and the Coleman
property of Michael Murphy & Co,
causing a loss OF about $1,000.
SHOT AT OWN HOME.
Lee Salyern, a farmer living near
New Haven. ILL.,. last night, shot down
Harry Long, at Mt. Vernon. while the
latter was seated with his family on
the front lawn of his residence. 1t is
charged the act was premeditated.
When within five feet OF his victim,
and without warning, Slayern opened
fire with a 32-calibre revolver, infiict-
ing two mortal wounds in the abdomen
and third in the left leg. Long died
this morning at a sanitarium In Evans
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