The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14
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LOSES Roth LEGS.

George w. Cutice of Union City, an
employe of the Big Four Railroad, was
killed in Winchester last evening when
he was struck by a passing freight
train. The entire train passed over his
body. cutting GU both legs just below
the hips and also severing his right
hand. He died thirty minutes later.
He was % years old and is survived by
widow and three children.
ARTIFICIAL COAL FAILS.
The Anderson Artificial Coal Com
pany, organized three years ago for
the purposes of manufa curing a high
grade of coal out of clay and chemi-
Gals, yesterday passed into the hands
of receiver. Alfred Ellison being nam
ed by the court. The assets of the
company consist of twenty acres of
| land at the southern edge of the city,
upon which stands a small factory.
PROMINENT MASON DEAD.
| Samuel B. Sweet, SIS years old, a re-
tired railroad official and prominent
Mason, died suddenly early yesterday
morning in his apartments at the
Blacherne. Meridian and Vermont
streets. Death was due to sudden
attack OF acute Indigestion and the
end came before a physician. who was
hatsily summoned, reached the bedside
GIRLS ARE INCoRRIGIBLE.
| Convicted of theft twice within a
month, Title Nielsen, / 5 years old, and
Mile Markles. IA years old. both of
Evansville were sentenced today to the
Girls School at Indianapolis. They
stole Sc from a residence as their last
offense. A month ago they forged an
order on a grocer and obtained several
l-1f
ents say they are incrrigible.
TO BOOST BIG GAME.
| Plans for a smoker" for Indiana
University alumni and students of the
Indiana University School of Medicine
to be held in the ordinary of the DENT
son Hotel next Wednesday evening at
7:so o'clock, to arouse enthusiasm for
the Indiana Wisconsin football game,
| which will be played here Saturday.
Oct. %. were started at a meeting held
last night.
BALANCES OVER DAM.
| Carried down White River to the
Broad Ripple dam in a gasoline launch
that was powerless against the cur
rent because the engine had gone
dead Harry Smith, residing in a cot
tage along the river, balanced the
launch for thirty minutes Tuesday af-
ternoon in such way that it was held
from going over the dam until help
could reach him.
DIES FROM FRIGHT.
Stricken with apoplexy late Tues
day as result of fright when her
father was attacked by an angry bull
Miss Basha Seese, OF Muncie, % years
old. died before medical assistance
could be procured. The father was not
injured, having taken refuge in barn
and assisted in carrying his daughter
into the house.
TO BUILD AEROPLANES.
A company is being formed ir
Lebanon for the construction of air
ships. The model for the air craft is
now complete and an application for q
patent is on file. H. G.. Bowman. a car
penter, is the inventor of the raft
which is said to be superior to any
thing heretofore designed for the pur-
| pose. 1t is planned to give the all
craft a thorough test before winter
sets IN near this city.
! RAISE PRICE OF BREAD.
Bargain sales with bread as the off
ering is a thing of the past in Souti
Bend. Small loaves will cost tn,
householder 5 cents straight and tn.
larger loaves will be 10 cents, no mat
ter how many are purchased. Retail
ers were notified today by the Maste
: Bakers Association that the whoiesaI
!, price of bread will bss raised Monda,
: to and cents straieyht