The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-22

tendent of the park, and a physician
was called. The physician said the boy
was suffering from conclusion of the
brain. The Graf family is the guest
of Ernest Cady, 1928 South West street
and went to the park to spend the day
The party was starting home when the
boy called to his father that he want
ed one more swing on the rings
Carrying the rings in his hands. he
climbed to the top of a ladder, intend
Ing to swing off. At the top he lost his
balance and fell to the ground. land
ing on his head. The boys mother is
Frustrated.
DEMENTED. HANGS HIMSELF.
Samuel Louder. a farmer of near
Brownstown who returned only last
week from the Central Hospital for the
Insane at indianapolis. hanged himself
in his barn Saturday. The body was
found by members of the family late in
the afternoon. Louder was taken to
the asylum about two months ago and
| it was thought he was cured when re-
| leased.
SLEEPS ON BRIDGE, FALLS.
| When Albert Grimm of New PaIes-
tine, Ind, sat on the Washington street
| bridge at Indianapolis over Porgue' ;
Run early yesterday morning and fell
| asleep he LOST his balance and fell
backward into the water. Sergt Row,
who was across the street when the ac-
| cident occurred. saw the man fall and
| rushed to his aid. With other patrol
men, he rescued the man. Grimm suff-
cred an injury to his back. He was
taken to the City Hospital Physicians
at the hospital said that his injury wa
not serious
FINED TWICE ON SAME CHARGE
Judge Collins "sprang" a surprise il
Police Court yesterday morning when
after Benjamin Havey, who operates a
saloon at 2742 Massachusetts avenue
indianapolis pleaded guilty to a charge
Iof selling liquor on sunday. he ordered
that a second affidavit alleging a viola
ton of the Nicholson law be filed. I'm
mediateiy the attorney for the saloor
keeper changed the former plea o.
guilty to not guilty. Havey. according
Ito Patrolman Heating, who made the
larrest and the two men found in the
place, kept his saloon open on Sunda,
and dispensed drinks in a poolrocn
land barber shop which he operates il
conjunction with the saloon. The wit
nesses said that members OF Havey'.
family were in the saloon when the po
, iiceman entered. A fine of $50 an,
/, costs in each case was imposed by tn,
, court who said that he would repor
the case to the county commissioner
: for investigation
THINK PLUME THIEF CAUGHT.
t From photographs and Bertillol
: measurements an alleged thief apture,
$ in St Paul Mimi. two weeks ago, at
= ter he had shot and killed Defective
= Frazier of that city, indianapolis ce
; tectives yesterday said they believe,
2 they had Identified the man as the per
son suspected of robbing Griffith Bros
: wholesale millinery house at Indiana
polls of $1,000 worth of plumes sew
eral weeks ago Employees of the stor
! identified the picture OF the st. Pau
ined the stock In the wholesale hous
| previous to the robbery. Employees o
| the Commercial Hotel. also said the.
! recognized the mans features. St Pau
Hlauthorities say that the man is know
in that city as Peter Juhl.
( John Paulding. who left indianapolis
n forty years ago and settled in Min
v tnesota, has returned and offered a HON
y TO his former wife, her children an
n her husband, who is helpiessly paralyz
o ed
Il Mrs. Paulding, who accompanied hir