The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-07

ley Smitherson was only slightly in
jured.
The plant was owned by Chicago peo-
pie. with Ben f. Mowery as manager.
Mr.. Mowery said the damage could not
be estimated at present. but wi,i
heavy Moresvilie is out or light. water
and ice.
HIS FIRST ACCIDENT FATAL.
The first accident Hiram C. Chlders,
OF Lawrencebui &. age forty-four. for
twenty five years a conductor on the
B. & o. Southwestern, met during his
long service was fatal His body was
found aIong the tracks fifteen miles
west of Lawlenceburg yesterday
Childers was seen last by the engineer
of his train when he started from the
engine to the caboose shortly after the
train left the yards 1t is not known
whether he fell between the cars or
was knocked off by tramps. several of
whom were found stealing rides.
FAIL TO FIND MISSING Roy.
| The foster parents of Carl Beaning.
of indianapolis. 10 years old. 42o South
New Jersey street. have searched since
the night of June 81 for the boy with
out success. He left home on that date
and no word has been received of his
arrival in other cities where relatives
| live. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Beaning
adopted the child several years ago. His
father. Calvin Wilson. lives in Seymour.
Ind and his mother Lola Conley. lives
| in Chicago. Word from each of the
parents brought no news of the youth
He left home on a bicycle. He is de-
scribed as having brown eyes, weigh
| ing los pounds, being feet inches
tall and having a. light complexion
When he left home he was wearing a
blue cap, tam striped shirt, dark trous-
ers and black tennis slippers.
| FIVE GENERATIONS LIVING.
| Little Lois Starns, of Wallace, be-
the distinction OF being the represen-
tative of the fifth livir.S generation o.
her fathers and mothers families.
The parents of her father, Reid
| Starns, are Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Starns;
Mrs A E. Starns' parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Award; Lewis Awards
mother is Mrs. Mary Award. the great
great-grand- mother of the little girl.
The parents of her mother, Hattie
Starns, are Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Grimes,
Mrs. A. b. Grimess mother Is Mrs. Phil
pott of Yeddo; A. B. Grimes's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Grimes, of Wal
llace; w. L. Grimess father is H. Z.
Grimes of Lafayette.
browns IN ATTEMPT TO SAVE TWO
William N Doty of South Omaha,
lNeh.. was drowned in Irish lake. ten
miles northeast of Warsaw, yesterday
iafternoon He went to the lake from
Muncfe in an auto several days ago,
and had been in camp with his family
and six friends from Muncie at the lake
While his friends were enjoying a swim
he went to the rescue of two young
women who had ventureu tso far, and
was drowned himself The other mem
bers of the party hurried to his rescue
and Albert Bremen arrived as her sank
, for the last time.
Mr.. Doty was forty-four years old
and leaves a widow and little son. who
were in the party. He was head of tbs
lDoty Bros Chemical Company. His
was the sixth drowning in this county
; this season.
II VICTIM OF QUARREL DIES.
; without having regained conscious
mess, John Higgins, the stone quarry
/ imam of Smithville, who was struck or
t the head with a bowlder by Ernes
: Hawkins, in a quarrel, died of hi
wound at the Bloomington Hospfta
last night. He is survived by widow