The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18
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HoEsE CAUSES DEATH.

afternoon when a buggy in which he
was riding was struck by an east
bound passenger train on the Grand
Trunk. The horse became unmanage-
able and the driver was trying to check
it when he drove in front of the ap-
preaching train.
OUsTED FROM PARSONAGE.
The Rev. T. A. Devore. who came to
Princeton this week from Franklin In
answer to a call from the Fairview
formerly Cumberland) Presbyterian
Church. and suffered the indignity of
having his household goods set out OF
the parsonage by the Unionist faction,
can now at least make his way into
the pulpit of the church two Sundays
in the month, but must continue to re-
main ION the outside looking In" so
far as the parsonage is concerned
REPENTs HAsTY MARRIAGE.
Another chapter in the sensational
marriage of George p. Chambers to
Miss Beulah Miller few days ago was
written in Frankfort yesterday when
Mr.. Chambers filed suit in the Circuit
Court to annul the marriage. The mar
rage was the result of a proposal made
by Miss Miller. who is only 20 years
old, to Mr.. Chambers who is 81 years
clothing and give her $50 she would
become his WIFE
BUTLER DEFEATS OHIO STATE.
The Butler College debating team
supporting the Affirmative, gained
unanimous decision over the negative
team from Ohio University in the de-
bate which was held at Butler College
Saturday evening. The question under
discussion was: Resolved, That the
United State should establish a system
of postal savings banks" The debate
here was one of the contests held last
night under the new Indiana-Ohio De-
batting League agreement.
HUNT JURY DISAGREED.
Coming into court Saturday evening,
after being in continuous session for
twenty five hours, the jury in the Hunt
murder case on trial at Laportey was
discharged, report being made that an
| agreement could not be reached. Hunt
was remanded to Jail for a second trial.
TUTHILL RELEASES PATIENT.
| Judge Harry b. Tuthil1 in the SUI
/ perior Court Friday, at Michigan City
ordered the release OF Thomas Logan
on ~habeas corpus proceedings Logan
was placed In Jail as an alleged escape
ed insane patient from the Kankakee
! Ill.) hospital. No law could be pro-
duced whereby he could be extradited.
CUTS ARTERY AND DIES.
| Zacharfah Deputy, of Seymour 70
years old, committed suicide Saturday
by severing the main artery of one leg
| with his pocketknife. He bled to death.
1t is believed his mind became suddenly
unbalanced.
| DEPAUW FIRST, WABASH NEXT.
Paul Benedict of De PAW University
was given first place by the judges in
the state peace contest. which was held
in the wabash College Chapel in
Charlottesville Friday night His sub
tect was World Peace and Universal
Sympathy" John V. Wilson, who rep
resented Wabash College. was given
second place. He spoke on The Duty
of the English Speaking People To-
ward a Movement for Universal Peace.
Francis J. wenringer of Notre Dame
took third prize, his subject being
Reason VS.. Force" The first prize
was $40 and the second $40. Tht
Judges were Prof. ]. F. Kenyon o.
Butler College, the Rev. Demetriu.
Tnloston of Lafayette and A. A. Ballard
of Crawfordsviile.
BURGLAR WAS SCOLDED.
Caught in the act of plundering I
. house, a well-dre.sed burglar was de
nounced roundly by Mrs. Amelis
Waugh, 225 North Davidson street. In
Idianapolis yesterday afternoon. ant
before the angry housewife he dropped
his plumber and ran.
STONE WORKERS STRIKE ENDS
The stone workers strike, which wa
inaugurated in Benford last October b,
the walking out of about 100 Genera
Union Stone Cutters. followed by tn
planer men and other mill employee
two weeks late. the latter going on
in sympathy with the stone cutters
in all about 400 men, has been brough
+ to an end.
Il RESIGNS UNDER FIRE.
Fred KILN, trustee of Bolivar Town
/ ship. filed his resignation with tn
J county auditor at Fowler, this morning
KILN is Republican, and seriou
a charges concerning his method of con
! Quoting affairs were preferred by tn
Benton Review, local newspaper. Fol
lowing this exposure examiners fror
a the Office of the State Board of Ac
countants have conducted an tnvesti
I CATION, and the report is ow in tn
i, hands of the apartment.
KILLS PEEPING TOM.
+ James Simpson, So years old, wa
!, fatally shot in Evansville this after
noon by Mrs. Jennie Malar, 45 year
k old wardrobe woman with the Norri
& Rowe circus, who says she was try
T ing to brighten away a crowd Of Peer
s. ing Toms" from the women's dressin
tent Simpson died two hours later.
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