The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12
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IN DI A N A
BEES STING PROVES SERIOUS.

JOLA DSHiieNl, an d6ed anu
apiarist, living north of Upton, is COW
cred with bee stings from head to foot
and his condition Is serious. Not an
exposed part of his body escaped the
bees stings. and even his clothing was
penetrated. He is unable to see and
his face is swollen so that he can not
take solid food.
FOUR GENERATIONS LIVING.
Faloreta Scott. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Scott, of Cannelton. born
few days ago. is the representative of
the fourth generation of the family.
She is the great great grand daughter
of William Elder of Hardlnsburg.
Charles Smith. the great-grandfather,
and George Greendonner, the grand
father live in Cannelton.
FIRE DESTROYS LARGE ELEVATOR.
Fire supposed TO have been of in.
cendiary origin, destroyed the large
elevator of the Columbia Elevator
Company at Oakland City last night
he building was owned by ]. T. Wilson
and w. C. Miller Two thousand
bushels of wheat burned and the loss
is $4,000. with $4,000 insurance.
KIDNAPPED BABY FOUND.
A baby taken by it's father, Joseph
Ray. from the home of his wife in Ko-
komo, several days ago. was found at
the home of David Lowry, the step
father of Ray, ten miles south OF
Logansport. yesterday and the bahr
returned to its mother f. a. Johnson
and Charles Wright, who accompanied
the father when the baby was kid
mapped, haze been arrested and taken
to Kokomo. he father has not yet
been found.
STOLE FATHERS TROUSERS.
A thief entered a number of homes
in Henryville and stole the trousers of
the heads of the families. He ransack-
ed the pockets and left the clothes in
the street
Among those who were robbed are
John Alpha. J. K. Slaton. Henry Schon.
Tom Sheaping and John Smith. The
most money stolen was SIS. and the
HEARS SUICIDES SHOT.
Ira Richardson, twenty years
old. a farm employee of Ira Leach. sew
en- miles west of Franklin. committed
suicide by shooting himself in the
head in the highway. one mile north of
his home. Richardson had taken his
sweetheart, Mary Baker. to her home
after an evening buggy ride. and
few minutes after driving away from
the home she heard a shot
Miss Baker ran to the buggy and
found Richardson fatally wounded.
Richardson died soon after Miss Baker
reached the buggy He had quarreled
with her. He was a son of Ashley
Richardson, a well-known farmer OF
Union township.
LIGHTNING PICKS POCKET.
lightning played queer freak when
1t killed Joseph Greenlee, young
farmer northeast of Hope. In addition
TO killing Greenlee the lightning pick
ed his pocket Some silver money wa
torn from his pocket and thrown dis
lance of twenty feet from where the
body fell. His pocket knife was also
taken from his pocket and thrown as
far the money.
THIRD BODY IN FIRE RUINS.
The mystery of the burning of tho
Otto klemm store and dwelling at
Swan, fifteen miles north of Fit. Wayne
two weeks ago, when Klemm and his
little son persisted in the flames. mas
basn deepened by the finding of the
haired body of third person in the
ruins The discovery was made yes
terday.
One theory is that the body is that
of an aged veteran of the civil war
Elijah Burning. who disappeared from
his home in La Otto, three miles south
of Swan, the night before the fire. 1t
is thought Burning may have gone to
sleep in huekster's wagon in the shed
built against the Klemm store, as the
bones were found with the iron work
of the wagon. The origin Of the fire is
unknown
EXPECT TO GET MILLIONS.
There are fourteen residents of