The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-13
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
TRAIN CUTS OFF HEEL.

TRAIN CUTS OFF HEEL.
FANNIE Chastin, Fl years old of
Bloomington, has cause for thankful |
ness that he is alive today. While en- +
ployed on the Indianapolis Southern as /
section hand. young Chastine caught |
one of his shoes in a guard rail. Find |
ing that he could not extricate himself
in time to avoid the train. he threw his |
body from the track. The car cut off
his heel.
PROTECTED By FLAG.
Resisting legal action to dispossess
her from the dwelling she occupies in
South Kokomo and which is owned by
Walter Percival of England Mrs. Anna
Zimmerman has supplemented the efforts
of her attorney In her behalf by hoist
ing the American flag above her door
way and defies the owner of the prop
erty and the officers to enter the prem
ises beneath the folds of the stars and
stripes Given notice to surrender the
premises, she has refused to vacated.
WOMAN WAS ASSAULTED.
Mary Ellis of Jasonville. As years old,
is in critical condition as the result
of being assaulted by some unidentified
man last night. Both of her arms are
broken and she suffers from other in
| juries.
FORTUNE IN HAM SPOILED.
| Fourteen hundred pounds of spoiled
| ham was ordered sent to the FIT Wayne
crematory yesterday form the estab-
lishment of the FIT Wayne Provision
Company and was destroyed in the
| furnaces. under an order from Dr.
Gillie. an inspector of the city health
department. The meat came in a ship
ment from a Decatur packing house,
and it is declared that it was spoiled
before being smoked.
PROVIDE PURE WATER.
The water problem at Indiana Uni
versity which has caused officials SO
much worry and the student body so
much inconvenience within the last few
years, is likely to be permanently solv
ed il the purchase just made public of
seventy Ave acres of land two and one
half miles northeast OF this city for
the purpose of building an adequate
water works system proves the solu-
ton which campus officials say that 1t
will.
DIES IN BOILING TAR.
J John Marshall a young miner OF
Princeton, is dead as the result OF
burns received in st. Louis yesterday
when he fell into a vat of boiling tar
where he was working. He was still
| alive when taken out. but died today
Marshall after the shutdown of the
! mine here, went to st. Louis to work
and had been there but day or two.
COW HAS THREE CALVES.
telling blow was delivered the
Beef Trust Saturday at the farm OF
George Hensley, eight miles southeast
| !
presented to him three calves, all alive
and fat.
STRIKE BREAKER SHOT.
Charles Beech. a strike breaker, was
} shot and perhaps fatally wounded dur
ing a riot in Eiwood between the strik-
ers and strike breakers about $3.50
o'clock last night The trouble started
according to the police. when fist
fight occurred between a striker and 6
: strike breaker in front of Lessons de
partment store on Anderson street. the
main thoroughfare and more than G
thousand persons took part.
FOUR MEN INJURED.
Four men were severely injured late
, Yesterday afternoon when the false
work for the concreting of the thirt
! story of the new science hall In Bloom
E ington gave way and fell with the con
crete work that had been finished
through the two other stories, of thu
building to the basement. The injur
ed men are George Jackson. Elmer Dill
: man, Harley Sims and J. o. Ireland.
:, MINERS REACH AGREEMENT
An agreement was reached last nigh
between the miners and operators o
District No. in Brazil in joint meet
ing of the scale committees Tn
n operators conceded almost every poin
), demanded by the workers. A scent in
crease was granted the pick men ant
a AGENT increase was given the ma
chine men The accent advance will
e on request of the miners, be given t.
4 the leaders.
O. ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS.
Bishop Cranston brought the sixty
seventh session of the North Indians
Conference TO a close Monday night Il
S BlufYton at 10 o'clock with the reading
6 of the appointments. The bishop an
his cabinet were closeted until after
O'Clock Monday night, and not unit
this final meeting was the superintend
encv of the Munoie and Ft. Wayne dis
G tricts determined
@ HUNGARIAyS IN FIGHT.
Mike Leka and Joe Ludcast. tw
II members of the Anderson Hungaria
colony, will answer in the Circuit Cour
for an assault alleged to have bee
> made late last night upon Georg
Grigora, fellow Hungarian. Grigor
. Is in a critical condition and may die.
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