The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-18

whom are Italians, who are unable to
sDeak the English language.
The trial is expected to last all week
and there is much interest In the pro-
ceedings owing to the prominence of
those involved among the Italians in
the quarry district where the tragedy
occurred.
CLOTHES MAY REVEAL DROWNING.
Residents of Hamilton are wrought
up because of the finding of articles of
woman's wearing apparel along the
bank of White River opposite the Will
age, which leads to the belief that
some woman may have ended her exist
ence by drowning. Sunday afternoon
farmers living on the opposite bank
OF the river heard several young people
along the river, and whether some
young woman might haze thoughtless-
ly left he hat and coat by the river
bank, after having picnicked along the
river, is yet undecided. 1t is consider
ed likely that in case an owner is not
found for the coat and hat that the
river may be ragged.
WEEDS IN HOSPITAL.
| That love will find a way, even in a
| hospital, was demonstrated last even
| ing when the Rev. Samuel wagenhals
| pastor of Trinity English Lutheran
church, standing at the bedside of the
bride at st. Joseph's hospital. married
Miss Bernadette Herber and Howard
| F. Metcalfe of Fort Wayne. The young
woman, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| John Herber, living south of Fort
Wayne, was struck by an automobile
| suffering with a fracture OF the left
ankle. and was removed to the hospi-
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look with favor on her lover. and Met
| calfe obtained a marriage license and
| took the clergyman to the bedside oil
his sweet heart at the hospital From
| her cot Miss Herber clasped the hand
| of her lover as the marriage service
was read. An hour later the father
reached the hospital, but he was too
late to do more than bestow the par.
| entail blessing on the couple
PENDLETON MILL BURNED.
The flour mill of the Pendleton Mill
/ ing company, at Pendleton, was de
/ stroyed by fire last night. The loss i:
estimated at between $4,000 and s12.
| 900, with insurance at about $4,000
The fire originated in an engine room
| where a gasoline engine operated TIL,
machinery. The mill was running yes
terday and the men said that whei
they left last evening there was no mr.
about the place. The Pendelton fire de
partment, with a gas cline fire engine
| kept the fire under control for nearl,
an hour, but the flames finally spreac
| to the upper floor The mill was own
ed by Thomas Day and several others
BLAMEs FILM FOR DISCRETION.
Moving pictures in scent show las
Sunday, depicting an unhappy mar
rage, resulting in the husband desert
| ing a young wife. are held responsible
by Mrs. Rosa Harvey, II years old. 2o3
Upton street, a bride of six months
for her desertion by her husband. Rob
ert Harvey. 10 years old, of Bedford
Ind. Mrs Harvey gave dramatic re
cital of her story before Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney McCarty, and filed al
affidavit for the arrest Of her boy-hus
band. According to Mrs. Harvey, sh
attended a motion picture show il
company with her husband and at tn
conclusion of the scene. 1t is said, h
informed her that he would step out
side for a few minutes. Mrs. Harve
charges that an investigation reveale
that he went home, packed his grip
, and left for parts unknown.