The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-27
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GEORGE SUNDAY MARsIED.

GEORGE SUNDAY MARRIED..
George NJ. Sunday, son of Billy sun
day. the evangelist living at winona,
and Miss Harriet c. Mason recently a
student Of DePauw university of Indi-
ana at the beginning of the second
semester.
BRAKEMAN AWARDED $4,000.
The highest judgment for DANA ges
ever awarded by a jury in Morgan
County was given In a sealed verdict
yesterday morning in the case OF
fCharles stilwell of Martinsville versus
the Vandalia Railway Compan, the Jury
returning a verdict In favor of the
p.aintif for $4,000. after being out
seven hours. StiIwell was a brakeman
On the vandalia, and fell from a freight
car while switching at the ~ in Mar
tinsville May %, 1911. His right leg
was cut off before the knee Suit was
brought for $4,000.
TWO FATALITIES AT vINCENNES.
| Mrs. Rose Cooper. IS years old. wife
of Frank Cooper. was accidentally kill
last evening by her 17-year- old nephew.
Gladys Cooper at Vincennes. Cooper
grabbed rife to kill sparrows, and il
was accidentally discharged. the bali
passing through Mrs. Coper's heart
l
scalded to death last night when steam
was turned into boiler which he was
repairing. The widow and three chill
dren survive.
NEW HEAD FOR ASSEMBLY.
William ]. Bryan will be elected
president of the board OF directors of
the winona Assembly and Bible Con-
ference. The office has been offered to
Mr.. Bryan, and he has declared his will
Ingness to accept. The new association
| is the result of an amalgamation of the
Winona Assembly and the Summer
school Association of winona Lake. Ind.
The Rev. DIR. Henry Webb Johnson IL
now president of the assembly.
i Mr. Bryan is now working in the in
lterests of the organization. He is as
sisted by Rev. DIR. Sol C. Dickey of
IWinona. When the men left on their
"trip they declared they would make
levery effort to raise 100000 for the
institution. While this mark may not
be reached. indications now that
the entire Indebtedness of the institu-
ton will be paid.
YIELD TO HOTEL DEMAND.
Deputy Game Commissioner ". F..
Lamphere of indianapolis and C. c.
lCannen of New Albany at French Lick
laITeSIGd Willlam Freeman on I'VE
lcharges of selling quail. Freeman was
lfound guiltd and fined $3.50. The de-
mand for birds at the French Lick and
West Baden hotels is said to be a
Temptation to French Lick hunters to
take chances with violations of the
liaw.
TRIAL SET FOR MONDAY.
The case against Everett Sandy of
Broad Park, Putnam County, charging
assault and battery with intent to kill
on Harvey McAnineh. of Danville. will
be called next Monday. Last Angus.
Sandy entered the restaurant of Nc
Aninch in Coatsvilles, and during a
quarrel stabbed McAninch in the back
lMcAninch is now paralyzed on one side
and helpless cripple
FARMERS HEAR DISCUSSIONS.
The fourth of a series of farmers in
istitutes. now being held in Hendricks
. County, began at Plainfield yesterday
with a good attendance. concerted
leffort is being made to establish perma-
inent Joint township Institutes for the
instruction of farmers in better meth
lods and which viii afford opportunity
flor full discussion Of the various prob
Hens of agriculture, this being take'
j lup in yesterdays meeting and referred
r Ito a committee on organization. TIT
/ institute yesterday was addressed b,
: lChairman W f. Franklin of Danvilie
: lind. r A. Coleman of Nashville. form
: Ter State Senator James NJ. Barlow o
sPlainheld and Mr.. Lux of Sheibyvilie