The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-09

ouid give only a vague description of
his assailant.
After the talk over the trouble at the
dance had subsidized Myers appeared in
the streets of Gas City carrying the
mace he had taken from the officer and
joked about the occurrence. He was
arrested yesterday and when arraigned
before Mayor Wilson. of Marion. ad-
nlitted the assault on Devices, Myers
was sentenced TO ninety days in jail
and fined $50. Devices is improving.
BOY LEAVES WITH TRAMP.
Harold caibert of Shelbyviile, age
thirteen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Calbert. has failed to send any word to
nj sparents since he left last Tuesday
morning with tramp who has visited
that part of Indiana for the last onth
and who styles himself as "A No. g.
The man was first heard of by Shelby
willie people when he was told to leave
GFreensburg and he was next heard Of
at St. Paul. where he gave the children.
a talk advising them never to become a
tramp. When he arrived at Shelbyviile.
young Calbert and several other boys
/ listened to his exciting experiences as
] told in an old barn near the Calbert
home. Mr.. Calbert is a travelling sales
man for the Standard OIL Company and
does not know of his sons disappear
ance.
KILLED DOG INSTEAD OF FLEAs.
William Fl. Rights. city engineer at
Columbus, owned a valuable terrier, bus
like dogs less aristocratic. it ran around
the town and brought home fieas. To
put an end to the fleas the engineer ap-
piled a patent flea killer he had pur-
chased The preparation killed the dog
| In short time, but an examination of
the body showed the feas were still
alive and seemed to be enjoying them
selves.
MEET AND WED IN TWO HOURS.
| A chance meeting of Pleasant Bybee,
81 years old of KewaRna, and Miss Avis
Miller, is years old, of Francesvflle, on
a merry -go-round at the street fair be-
ing held at Winamac.k resulted in the
marriage of the parties In less than two
hours from the time they met. About
an hour after their meeting the couple
Informed their friends that they were
going to be married, and the ceremony
was performed at the Presbyterian par
sonage. The couple came to Kewanna
yesterday and were given the blessing
OF the young man lHiS tNeH-
ing they started for the home OF the
bride to obtain forgiveness.
THREE INJURED IN MILL FIRE.
patent fire extinguisher saved the
Lewis Kneer paper mill at Kokomo
from probable destruction by fire yes
. terday. A torch was upset and the
, flames spread to the oil about the ma
chinery. The heat of the blaze let
Ga
besides sustaining a painfully burned
leg in attempt TO extinguish the
flames. was nearly drowned when the
flood of water from the tank overhead
let loose upon him. Harry Kurran and
Shadow Springer were also injured.
FINDS WIFE AND CASH GONE.
Waking to find his wife gone and his
savings account of 5000 missing. Girono
Cocippi, of Logansport. hurried to po-
lice headquarters Saturday morning and
filed an affidavit against Frank Dipali.
Piloted by Cocippi the police drove to a
shelter house along the Fort Wayne
and Northern Indiana Traction line and
there found Dipali and Mrs. Cocippf.
They admitted they were about to run
away and were waiting for the first in
terurban car to come along. Both were
placed under arrest on statutory
charges and were fined. Cocippi recoy-
cred 800 Of his $500 on leaving the
courtroom his wife turned upon him
and renowned him, declaring she would
flee with Dipau as soon as opportunity
afforded
IMPOSES NOVEL SENTENCE.
When Bryce Sage appeared in PoIica
Court at wabash Friday he received one
faf he arb n
| imposed by City Judge wilson. The
youth was charged with public intoxi-
cation and entered plea Of guilty. He