The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-30

lie Church. The lad is known through
out Grant County for his phenomenal
ability in playing violin and has fire.
quently appeared before the public In
that section Of the state. 1t was of
the youngsters own volition that he
chose the priesthood.
DIES FROM INJURIES.
Five trainmen were injured, one
fatally. at the Indiana gravel pit near
Attica. shortly before noon Saturday
when a fast freight on the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois railway collded with
a gravel train. Fireman John Ginger
man of Brazil, Ind. of the fast freight.
jumped and received fractured skull,
a fractured jaw and badly torn arms
and legs. He was taken to his home.
where his death occurred about 10
o'clock last night.
SCHOOLS TO DE RE-oPENED.
Announcement was made at Green's
burg today that the city schools would
| be reopened on Monday. Nov. 6, after a
| forced vacation of several weeks on
account of the diphtheria epidemic. The
situation at Greensburg is showing
marked Improvement and by next week
/ 1t is believed the theaters will be al
| lowed to reopen. The churches will re-
sumo regular services next Sunday.
| 4 cow AND THREE WOMEN.
| Mrs. Ollie IIintons muley cow went
over to Mrs. Mary Grinstead's. a neigh
Dor and ate some fodder in the garden
at Rushville. Mrs Grinstead became
angry and she refused to allow the
COW to return locking 1t in ire barn.
Mrs Hinton came after it. An argu-
ment ensued and Mrs. Lizzie Moore.
who lives In the same neighborhood.
Joined She took sides with Mrs. Grin
stead and the two of them were too
much for Mrs. Hinton. She became very
Iangry and spoke her mind in caustic
words. according to affidavit which
| was filed in Squire Kratzer's court.
Mrs Hinton came all the way to Rush
willie from Richmond township, where
she lives in order to plead not guilty.
She gave bond and the trial is set down
for next week.
GROWS RICH, SEEKS PARENTS.
John n. Kaney. placed in an orphan
age in Laporte when he was a boy of 2
years. and now a wealthy citizen OF
Chico, Cal, has begun search for his
parents, whom he believes are living
somewhere in Indiana or Ohio. and with
whom he wants to share his fortune
Kaney was taken from the orphana sc
In I.aporte when young and until re-
Gently did not know the name OF the
state from which he had been taken
He found home In the West, grew t.
manhood, entered business and amasses
wealth. He declares in letter to tht
authorities in I.aporte that he is conf
dent his parents are in one OF the two
states and that he would continue tn,
search until they were found jacob
i Kaney, his father, lived In povert,
when the son was taken to the orphan
lage.
: PECULIAR INJURIES PROVE FATAL
The funeral of Mrs. Cassie Hall
widow of the late Hiram Hall. of Lees
/ burg. was held yesterday from tn
Methodist church. Rev. Frank Byrer. 0
Fort Wayne, officiating. Mrs Hall. VIII
was past 80 years OF age, died as tn
result of injuries received several day
lago when a door blew open and knock
, ! ed her down. Three sons and tw
+ daughters survive.
n RETURNS AFTER 60 YEARS.
fl Mrs. Thomas Worster, born in Con
| nersvflle. returned to that city to liz
: exactly sixty years after she had left /
. Sixty years ago she married and move
+ with her husband to jackson TOWNSHIP
= lwhere she lived until this week. lie