The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-17

where they purchaser the brides we'd
ding trousseau together with the court
eous treatment accorded them by the
clerks. Miss Gertrude Warren and Al
bert r. Perkins asked PERMISSION of the
proprietor 10 allow their wedding cere-
mony to be performed there. The pro-
prietor consented and telephoned there.
The proprietor consented and telephon-
ed for a minister, who performed the
ceremony.
GUILTY OF CHILD STEALING.
Jap Morris, 65 years Old formerly
wealthy citizen of Princeton, who came
through here recently as a penniless
tramp. was today found guilty In the
Circuit Court OF child stealing. the
penalty for which is two to fourteen
years Imprisonment He enticed Cora
Hayden, eolored. IL years old, from her
home and. tying her with a rope, fore
ed her to tramp with him toward
Owensboro, KY. his home. Farmers
rescued the child and captured Morris.
TRY TO RoPE ROOSEVELT.
Republican leaders IN Charlottesville
are making preparations TO request Col
Theodore Roosevelt to make a brief
speech from the rear of his train when
| 1T passes through here from Peoria, Ill.
Oct. 10. The colonel is due to arrive
| in Indianapolis shortly after o'clock
and will pass through her about
o'clock
LOANED TOWNSHIPS MONEY.
| The generosity of j. w. Freer, trus-
tee of Morgan Township, Porter coun-
| ty. who is said to have loaned 500 of
| the public funds to a fried, without in
crest. attracted considerable atten-
| ton in the office of the State Board of
Accounts yesterday.
/ AFTER HoLDUP MEN.
/ Detectives are hot on the trail of the
two holdup men who wounded and at
temped to i'll Frank Tilley of Terre
Haute, Republican nominee for Con
gross from this (the Fifth district
last night. Mr.. Tilley gave binute de-
scriptions of the men, who have beer
seen by several persons since the deed
NIGHT OPERATOR SHOT.
| B. A. Thorpe, night operator, at the
Big Four station, in Knightstown, wa:
shot about midnight. There were sew
eral men about the station and three
shots were fred at the floor, but tn,
last one. which is said to have beer
fred by John Dwane of this city, stru'
Thorpe i nthe abdomen. His condi
ton is critical.
ENDORSES BEVERIDGE.
Unqualified declarations in indorse
ment of United states Senator Alber
J. Beveridge We're made this morning
by DR.. Edward A. Rumley of Laporte
secretary ad treasurer of the Rumle,
Company, which operates one of tn
largest thrashing machine factories il
the world.
SAYS POLICY is WISE.
dispatch covering the Norton patron
age letter last evening gave it an in
terested perusal. When ased to max
comment on the Presidents attitude tn
! senator, while declining to be inter
viewed, said: Il think the President
, policy as outlined is very wise an
just"
OPERATOR MAY DIE.
: w. A. Farren of Anderson who wa
: thought to have been but slightly in
J jured in a wreck in the Brightwoo
yards at indianapolis last Monday, ha
developed serious internal symptom
| and may die. Farren was formerly EN-
ployed as telegraph operator here. bu
| lately had been working in Indian
apolis.
BEvERIDGE SPEAKS.
Addressed by Senator feveridge an
Col. Charles l. Jewett of New Alban
, and the election of officers occupied til
Anal business session of the Indian
Baners' Association Thursday at Evans
Vile The delegates spent the after
> noon at the County Club and in til
: evening were guests at a banquet give
by the Evansville Clearing House Al
5 ISOLATION in the New Vendome Hote
Plates were laid for 300 Senator Be,
t eridge was a guest and speaker at tt
4 banquet