The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
BRYAN AS LAST RESORT.

AS LAST aESOHI.
William Jennings Bryan may be
called upon to close the ampaig for
the democrats in Indiana. 1t is under
stood that a telegram has been sent to
him by the democratic state commit
tee headquarters urging him to come
to Indiana for at least two or three
days next week.
GOV. MARSHALL SPEAKS.
Governor Thomas r. Marshall adj
dressed a we'll attended democratic
meeting at New Albany tonight. He
spoke chiefly on state issues, and urg-
ed the voters present to support the
legislative candidates in the interest
of John W. Kern for United States
senator. Col. Charles U. Jewett pre-
sided at the meeting and Governor
Marshall was introduced by Michael C.
Thornton, representative for this coun-
ty, and democratic candidate for re-
election.
BEVERIDGE STILL BUSY.
Two more audiences greeted Senator
Beveridge when he invaded the Fifth
congressional district tonight to speak
in the interest of his candidacy for re-
election to the upper house of
and of the progressive movement with
in the republican party.
sIX-YEAR-OLD SHOT.
Charles Arnold, 6 years old. was &C
cidentally shot and instantly killed at
the home of his father, Charles Arm
old. eight miles west of Connersville.
During the absence of the parents the
little fellow found a loaded revolver in
the bureau drawer. His S-year-old
brother came in and attempted to take
it away from hin to put it away. Dur
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revolver it was discharged. the bullet
entering the temple xm
lake BAD THREAT.
Incensed at Parson Wyatt, after he
had heard the r~ecitals before United
States Commissioners Wartmann at
Evansville. which warranted Wyatt be-
ing held for violation of the federal
white slave law. G.. w. Kennedy of
Omaha, Ill, father of Nellie Kennedy.
| Wyatt's alleged victim. declared his
afternoon that he would thrash the life
out of his daughters betrayer.
CENTENARIAN INJURED.
A runaway caused by a horse taking
fright at a car on the T. H, /. & E.
traction line this evening caused in
jurfes to four people. One of the in
jured was David Fisher of Frankfort,
who lacks but three months of being
100 years old. He is suffering from
the shock and bruises and because of
his extreme age his injuries will prob
ably be serious.
LAWYER WAS ACQUITTED.
Napoleon Bonaparte Brandenburg of
Columbus, who a few weeks ago with
drew from the race for prosecuting at
torney on the democratic ticket, be-
cause of charges made against him., re-
turned today from Jennings county,
where he was acquitted of a charge of
assault and battery on Mrs. Ed Snive-
~ by a jury that vas out but six min
utes.
HAVE PATRIOTgC
Patriotism in song, speeches and
poetry was shown in abundance at the
quarterly meeting and banquet of the
Indiana c-ommandery. Loyal Legion,
held at the Columbia club in Indian
apoiis last night. Nearly 100 members
of the order partook of the dinner, fol-
lowing q short business session in the
parlors of the club.
KERN STILL SPEAKING.
At Huntingburg tonight and English
this afternoon John W. Kern made two
of the warmest democratic speeches of
the campaign. They were speeches
| that larry OAOt4Co WIN HCH3 4N%
sarcasm.
LITTLE GIRL KILLED.
Hilda Keilholbz, the 6-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Keil-
holbz, 1905 South keystone avenue. was
crushed beneath the pilot of a Shelby
willie interurban car yesterday morning
about IL o'clock and died as she was
| being removed. The accident occurred
at keystone avenue and Prospect
street, as the little girl was returning
from a nearby store. She stepped from
behind a city car at the corner and
then beheld the big traction car almost
to safety, witnesses say she slipped
and fell.
FREEMAN is CRITICIZED.
Will H. Freeman. secretary of the
state board of forestry from 1901 to
1909. who was found short in his ac-
counts s112.22 by field examiners from
the state board of accounts and harsh
Nv criticized for alleged loose admins
t~ratfon. charges that there is politics
in the case and condemns the account
ing board for failing to give him a
hearing such as other officials have re-
ceived. He further alleges that one of
the examiners was inspired by a per
sonal feeling in making harsh criti-
cisms of his official conduct
OFFICIALS SHORT.
Former and present officials of Nor
gan county have been found short
's1-ssa 81 nv field examiners who have