The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-25
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of heart failure and died just as the
ear reached Clymers Station. The
body was carried on to Burrows, where
it was removed from the car and taken
to a morgue, whence 1t will be shipped
back to this city.
DOES NOT WORRY.
Henry c. Beattie Jr. of Richmond,
held for the killing of his young wife,
exhibits in his cell the same nonchal
ance which he has maintained through
out He thrummed a guitar for hours
and smoked innumerable cigarettes.
Altogether he seems to be the least
concerned of all the persons connected
with the crime for which he is held
sponsible. His case will be taken up
August II by the grand jury. Paul
Beattie. Henry's cousin, who is also
held as a material witness, devoured
| the newspaper accounts of his own tes-
timony at the inquest, and in the wo-
mans ward of the same prison Beulah
Binford. the woman in the case" also
held as a witness, spent the day alone
Henry's father and brother visited the
accused husband, but others were de-
MED admttance
GAS LINE BROKEN; ONE DEAD.
Philip Burrel1 of Vincennes was
burned to death and Pickering Mann
will die from burns suffered when a
thrasher they were moving near Law
rencevile. ILL.,, struck and punctured a
| 500-pound pressure gas pipe of the
| Lawrence Gas company. The gas was
| instantly ignited from the firebox of
| the engine and thrashed and engine
| were ruined. Burrell fell between the
engine and wheel and was incinerated.
Mann is barely alive. Burrell leaves a
widow and a child two days old
| CLERGYMAN's SON DROwNs.
| While trying to learn to swim Ed
ward Comfort. 80 years old son of an
Episcopal clergyman of Columbus, Ind.
was drowned in Lake Maxinkuckee at
Culver. He had gone out in a row
boat and was plunging into deep wa
| ter and swimming back to his boat
when the wind carried 1t out of his
| reach and he was drowned before his
father could reach him from the shore
The Comfort family has been occupy
ing a cottage on the lake during the
past month.
BABY browns IN WATER JAR.
/ The year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McInturf, living three
miles south of Churubusco, was drown
ed in a twelve gallon jar of water. The
child was thirsty and. STOPPING over
the jar to get drink, fell in head
| first When found some time later life
was extinct.
SEEK MEDAL FOR HEROINE.
Il Friends of the family of w. H
Emigh, proprietor of the Best View no
tel on the north shore OF Bass Lake
will attempt to obtain Carnegie brav
cry medal for Emighs daughter Hazel
, IS years old. A few days ago the girl
: hearing screams, ran from the hote
! kitchen. discarding her outer clothin,
, as she went, jumped into the lake an,
, saved the life of Josephine Mckee,
1 years old, who was drowning some dis
lance from the pier. The half hundre
+ spectators of the younger girls pre-
: dicament were so paralyzed by tn
n sight OF her struggles that they wer
n unable to assist her.
e BROKEN NECK CAUSE OF DEATH
d Jefferson Johnson, 20 years old, Q
0 Campbellsvile, KY. who fell out of
: cherry trees two weeks ago and brok
) his neck, died on Louisville & Nash
a Vile railroad train early this mornin
: as 1t was approaching Evansville
!, Johnson, who had been sent to a s
s Lous (Mo) hospital for treatment, wa
| pronounced to be in a hopeless condi
ton, and was returning to his home t
q die physician who escorted him sal
i death was fastened by the jolting c
$ the cars. After the coroners inaues
= | here the body was sent to Campbells
: ville
q PARALyZED BY SPIDER BITE.
q Suffering from the effects of a bi.
n from large black spider that crawle
!, up his sleeve while he was thrashin
: his wheat, Arch Snonn. a farmer, Twin
FIVE miles south of Bedford was foun
in a field partly paralyzed from tn
a poison and at times unconscious.
IS His screams for help attracted tt
: attention of pasers-by. who remove
> him to his home. HIS legs are paralyi
k ed and his condition is serious.