The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-08
come is IN Indianapolis.
BENEFIT BY PENCE WIFI.

Inc Will OF capt John II. Pence, who
died at his home at Charlottesville last
Monday, provides for several large be-
quests to relatives in indianapolis.
Among those who will share in the
estate are Walter D. Pence of Indian
apolis. $4,000; Ada ]. Pence of Indi-
annapolis, $4,000; Francis c. Arnold of
Indianapolis, $4,000; John 5. Blake of
Indianapolis. $4,000 The estate was
worth $4,000.
PUBLIC DANCES UNDER BAN.
All public dances have been forbid
den in the city of Muncie as a direct
result of the murder OF Alta Z. Hav-
worth, the telephone operator. who
was shot and instantly killed by
Charles McGsIlard Jr. a young painter,
at masquerade public dance at
Franklin Hall. Halloween night. The
orders of the police commissioners are
u take effect at once
TRACTION SUBSIDY VOTED.
Elections were held yesterday in
Hart and Boone Townships, in Wa
rick County. to vote a tax for the ex-
tension of the Evansville & Boonyille
traction line, and the subsidy was car
ried in both townships. The line will
be extended south through Spencer
County to Chrisney. Ind and north
through Warrick County to Linnyille.
Ind. This will give L.innville its hrst
railroad connection. Both extensions
have already been surveyed
-FOUR DIE OF PNEUMONIA.
-Four deaths occurred at Columbia
city, the cause in each case being
pneumonia Those who passed are
Mrs. George WEIGH. 33 years old. sur
VIYed by the husband and three chill
dren; Daniel Hallauer, So years old
civil war veteran, and survived by two
sons and one daughter; Mrs Zelma
Fetters. &c years old survived by her
parents, three sisters and one brother
and John Gaylow. I6 years old. whose
parents and three brothers survive.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Following story told by Oracle
Sutton of Bedford. years old. the
little ones mother. Tulla sutton.
Joseph Fultz, who poses as her hus-
band, and oliver Younger Young
farmer living near Bedford, are charg-
cd with the murder and robbery OF
James Mitchell. also a farmer living
near Bedford All are under arrest.
The charges follow an inquiry bv
the mayor. police and coroner. which
was called after the nnding of James
Mitchells body on the public highway
by DR. w. H. Hickman near midnight
Sunday
Oracle Sutton told The inquisitors OF
the plot to rob and the subsequent
murder in detail a. she heard and saw
them.
TRIAL MAY LAST ALL WEEK.
Before Judge James B. Wilson in the
Circuit Court, at Bloomington, the first
drainage case ever filed in Monroe
County is up for trial and will occupy
the time of court all this week Si!as
johnson and others of Washington
Township are the petitioners for a
ditch to drain about 1900 acres of land
in that section at an estimate cost Of
$4,000. A remonstrance filed asserts
that the benefits will not equal the as
sessments.
WABASH HAS SUMNER DAY.
With the thermometer registering 20
degrees and strong south wind blow
ing up occasional showers Wabash en-
joyed the first real summer day which
has been known during the month OF
November in many years Overcoa.s
were cast aside and doors of residences
and business houses We're open during
the greater part Of the day.
The Lavender Cigar is a homo prod
uct. None better