The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19

Muncfe Star were $12.492.54; operating
expenses. s1o.464.s4: net earnings. So
o27.7o. The gross earnings of The
Terre Haute Star were $11, 942.77; oper-
ating expenses. s11.sss. so; net earnings,
$3o3f7.
INJURED IN A QUEER WAY.
Miss Cora Wettig. of Richmond.
daughter of George wettig. is in a seri-
Gus condition from injuries received in
a remarkable way. A foul ball struck
during a game at Bealfview Park
struck her insuch a way as to cause
a compound fracture of the nose and
| hemmorrhage of the right eye The
bone of the nose was broken into three
pieces and portions of 1t came through
the skin. The sight of the eye will be
impaired if not destroyed.
WAS JUNK DEALER MURDERED:
All indications point to a cold blood
ed murder of the man whose body was
found in covered we'll on the farm
of Jacob Shoemaker. near Piano. Tues
day morning.
1t is known that two junk dealers,
supposed TO be from Indianapolis.
travelling in a covered wagon, camped
near the farm. Only one man was in
the wagon when it was driven away
WORRY CAUSED DEATH.
Worry over the fact that in collis-
ion between his street car and rail-
road locomotive twelve years ago his
conductor, Joseph McReynolds, was
, killed, was alleged today as the cause
of the insanity of Charles Richie, of
Evansville. 40 years old, formerly a
motorman. A commission pronounced
. him insane
CAN'T BE PINCHED THERE.
, The town of Albany, with 1000 in
: hahitants. is said to be the place to &c
and violate the law and escape arrest
e for. although the town is policed BY
: night and day officers, they will moi
make any arrests, as they can't dc
anything with the arrested person ow.
ing to a queer entangl cement. There i.
no justice of the peace In town, and tn.
town clerk and treasurer. who wa.
elected few days ago. refuses to ac
as police magistrate.
PLAY MAKES A HIT.
Lillian Russell opened her pla- III
Search of a Sinner in South Bend Fri
day night before a fashionable audi
Ience and scored a big hit The Char
lotte Thompson play was lavish,
amounted. The author, Joseph Brooks
and Herbert Gresham of New Yorl
5 were present to supervise the presenta
| ton and to eliminate such faults a
devolved while trying the comedy 20
the dog"
To MAKE SECOND TOUR.
: The Republican state committee at
: special meeting at the Claypool Hots
!. made plans for a second whirlwin
n organization campaign. to be hel
throughout Indiana next week Durin
the week practically every county i
Indiana will be visited by committee
of organizers.
Q VIOLATED 10 HOUR LAW.
y District Attorney Charles w. Mile
z filed suits Saturday for the assessmer
of penalties amounting to $500
3 against Grand Rapids & Indiana ar
= the p. c.. C. & ST. L. Railroad for a
), legged violations of the sixteen hot
law the charge being that the road
. allowed or required trainmen to wor
for more than sixteen hours contin,
ously.
> STOLE 36 EARS OF CORN.
. John Hunt, a young farmer, tods
admitted his guilt of stealing thirt
a. six ears of corn from the field of h
TT neighbor Hendricks Dickerson, and w,
o. sentenced to from one to eight yea
" in prison. Judge Clements of Princet,
then paroled him after giving him
70 fatherly talk.
s. TRUST co. CHANGES HANDS.
The Kokomo Trust Company tod
a passed into the hands of a new organ
. zation. the personnel of the new boa
- of which will be: George w. Charl,
:. stephen Tudor. A V Conradt, T.
~ tMcReynOldS, Isaac Wright w
Blacklidge, William II. Arnold, c.
n Dolman and Fred L. Trees. The tru
10 company is capitalized at $4,000 b
the new company buys for a consider
tion of $4,000.