The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14

wide. The operator will sit in the1
center of the lower plane. Spruce lum-
Der from Vermont has been used in
the construction.
CULVER STUDENT MISSING.
Fred Powers a student at Culver
Military Academy at culver, Ind, is
missing. The boy was last seen at
Michigan City while waiting for Pere
Marquette train to cary him to his
home at Traverse City. Mich. The po-
lice of Chicago, South Bend and Michi-
gan City are searching for him.
CLAY WORKERS STRIKE ENDS.
The clayworkers' strike in Brazil
came to end yesterday afternoon.
The strike called Friday, May 8,
and during the greater part of this
time practically 1000 men have been
out of employment
TO MOVE e. C. & l. OFFICES.
An Official Of the Chicago. Cincinnati
& Louisville road states that the gem
eral offices will be moved to Cincinnati
about Aug. /. and the road thereafter
will be operated as a division of the
| Chesapeake & Ohio. The tracks of the
two lines will be connected In Cincin-
|
expected that within a short time
Northern and Western capitalists will
make large investments in timber land
in northwestern Georgia and that as a
result new railroad will be built from
Gainesville to Blue Ridge. Ga. or
Murphy. n. C.
SAM CAUSES WRECK.
Sand washed upon the track by a
| heavy rainstorm caused the wreck Late
yesterday of a Southern Railway pass
enger train at Princeton and the death
of one person and the injury of FIVE
others.
COLLEGE COURTsHIP ENDS.
As the result of an acquaintance
formed at Indiana University. Miss
Dorothy Peasants of Vevay was mar
ried to VIII C. Marsh, formerly OF
Columbus, Ind, at noon yesterday
Miss Peasants is the daughter OF
George S. Peasants. Mr.. Marsh is now
an editor on a newspaper in Mime
apolis. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Frank c. Hood of Madison
formerly of the Woodruff Place Pres
byterian Church, Indianapolis.
LOOKS FOR LOST WIFE.
Samuel Hugg left Princeton las
night for Brazil. Ind. believing tbs
body of a woman found in an oats FIELD
there yesterday is that of his wife
who has been missing from her hom'
near here three weeks with not thu
slightest trace of her in that time. Sh'
is believed to have wandered ava!
while demented and died OF exposure
DEARTH OF WATER SERIOUS.
Because of recent experiences IL
fighting fres with a scant water pres
sure. South Bend and Elkhart ar
Ialarned over present conditions.
few weeks ago the big band instrufnen
factory at Elkhart was destroyed b.
fire and last week the oliver Lumbe
Yards In South Bend were PARTIAL
burned. In both instances the fire de
;. partments found the water pressure S
scant that they were helpless in copin
with the flames. South Bends stand
Y pipe system has been In use since 1877;
e DROWNED IN RIVER.
r Vernon Lee, "a years old, of Sturgi'
Mich. was drowned in the ST Josep
River at a summer camp conducted b
u the Y NJ G. A about a mile and hal
/ from South Bend at 80 o'clock yester
lie day afternoon. The young man wa
d swimming in company with M.
II Hanks and failed to come to the SUI
face of the water after diving. LIE
" AdO peSIl oIHpiOFSN HI AiAAo SisS Xxx ~
last Ave months.
- WOMAN TOTALLY BURNED.
Mrs. Martha Walton Weed, of La
:, porte 35 years old, wife of E. B. Wee
y a well-known Westville (Ind.) me-
" chant was fatally burned last night h
ia an explosion of a gasoline stove. Po
oI tions OF her body were burned to
b. crisp, and she died in intense agon
Mrs. Weed was a daughter of s
Hess, one of the best-known theatric
to managers IN the United States.
lr SAY THEY STOLE AUTO.
e. Ralph H. Jones and Arthur Barbe
at sons of prominent families at Wax;
,r rusa. are under arrest in South BeI
on a charge of stealing an automobi
from Nappanee, Ind. They were a
rested while a Joy ride" TIL.
VI deny having stolen the machine. a
II sorting they had only borrowed IT.
u BOY CITY TO START.
Us Arrangements for the Boys City
ae winona Lake have been completed al
40 all is in readiness for the openin,
July rs. Reports received from t
various state camps that are expect
es to attend are enthusiastic and ind
10 cations point to a warm political co
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