The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-15

komo, and Mrs. Birdie Perkins. wife
of w. H Perkins, well known in Ko
komo church circles, are under arrest
at Tiff1n. O., charged with living to-
gether since June 10 as husband and
wife.
TWO DIVORCES AT TWENTY.
MRS. Margaret tz-Wilson- Kinkle
of Evansville, 20 years old. an heiress
and prominent young woman of society.
was granted a divorce from her sec
ond husband, Charles Kinkle. by Judge
Hawkins of the Circuit Court today.
The case has been under advisement
since June %.
New evidence that Charles Kinkle is
in jail at Henderson. KY. for the theft
OF a suit OF clothes wa staken into
consideration. The girl wife testified
that more than $1,000 worth of her
clothes has been pawned by her hus-
band.
LONELY MAN SUICIDES.
Edward Wedell, A years old, the
sole occupant of his home, in Fort
Wayne since his wife left him several
weeks ago, sat down on his front steps
yesterday morning, fired one bullet in
ton his right temple and killed himself
Three years ago Weden charged his
wife with infidelity and shot her
| through the arm.
EVANSVILLE WANTS LEGISLATION.
| Officials of the city of Evansville an
nounce dtoday that they will go before
the next Legislature and lobby for the
passing of modified liquor license laws.
| paving laws and laws regulating the
| charges of public service corporations.
Some objections will be brought against
the present automobile law also. Mrs.
H. E. Bacon, author of the tenement
house bill. will bring her measure be-
fore the Assembly again.
/ TRIES TO SAVE HORSE.
i State Senator F. C. Tilden, of Green
castle. was badly burned on the back,
arms and about the face while trying
TO lead his horse from a burning barn
1 yesterday morning. The fire was not
discovered until it had gained consid-
cradle Roadway.
FOOL THE RAILROAD.
County Treasurer o. P. Grim, who is
} also president of the Indiana Ice and
Dairy Company. of Anderson, outwitte6
/ the officers of the Big Four Railway
company when at o'clock Friday
morning, with a force of men, he tun-
neled beneath the Michigan division o.
the road and laid a steam line from the
plant to the new City High Schoo
Building.
BRYAN TO BE ACTIVE.
That w. J. Bryan. who lectured OF
The Price of a Soul" at the Rusl
County Chautauqua at Rushville Fri
> day afternoon. will take an active par
, In the campaign was his statemen
Friday. He refused to say definitel.
whether he would speak in Indians
. ~ lon cd N
he was not now talking on count.
option nor making any mention o
D liquor law legislation.
e ELECT CAMP OFFICERS.
Q At the meeting of the stockholders o
the Battle Ground Camp Meeting AS
) ISOLATION ner Lafayette held Frida
p the following officers were elected 70
the ensuing year: w. P. McKinsie @
j.. Indianapolis. president emeritus; d.
: George w. Switzer of Lafayette, presi
{ dent; the Rev Aaron Wood of Lafay
] cite, vice president; w E. Mckenzie c
. Charlottesville, secretary. and Georg
+ F. KEEPER of Lafayette. treasurer.
i BIG BARN BURNS.
g The barn on Sallie Hanna's farm nea
e Brookville burned yesterday mornin
with all the farming implements. twer
ty tons of hay, two mules and buggie
4 and carriages. The origin of the fiji
is unknown. The damage was 2.3C
. with $3.50 insurance. The timbers {
"a the building were of black walnut, an
q were more than century old.
FLOUR MILL DESTROYED.
The Anchor FIGURING Mill of Roches
o er, belonging to Messrs. Viers & Wick
was destroyed by fire yesterday morr
ling Several thousand dollars wort
= of grain had been stored in the built
II ing and the damage Will reach $500