South Bend news-times., 1914-10-14

/ one Of its wheels. Three ribs were
/ broken and il is not thought that she
! Will live.
! Stepping from O farm
wagon while II was in motion sent
/ William Curry under the front wheels.
/ The wagon was driven by his son and
passed over his body before the boy
/ could stop the horses. The wagon
was loaded with farm implements
| and Curry is thought 10 be internally
/ injured.
LINDEN-Edward Williams, 53,
was severely injured when he fell
from the top Of a barn upon which
he was working.
HILLSDALE. - Charles Palmer.
who lives alone, was robbed Of $101
which the thief took while he was
! away from home. \ watch. pocket
| book and check were left
MENOMINEE.-W Holmes, IS
years old, lost an eve and three fin
gers when he lighted a dynamite cap
with a match.
LANSING - Ray Latgam and
George Moran, alias Frank Barnette.
sawed themselves out of the Ingham
!
delivery was narrowly averted. Five
prisoners have now escaped from the
Mason jail in six months.
E.-Characterizing the
killing of Grover Cleveland Cook as
one OF the most brutal in history of
Indiana crime. Homer Hennegar.
10 the jury in the trial of Riley Null
lendore denounced the defendant and
said that his plea Of self defense was
entirely unjustifable.
CLINTON-A blind tiger" raid,
the first made i'm number OF months
resulted in the arrest of two saloon
Keepers and the conhscauon of sew
eral cases Of liquor.
ALEXANDRIA, ]. Bever-
idge, progressive candidate for SEN
atOr. made the principal speech TO a
large and enthusiastic mass meeting
here and prOgnoStiCated victory this
fall IL the numbers at all places turn
out as they are turning out in this
vicinity.
CLINTON-James Rodenberry, a
well known mine worker, was arrest
ed on a warrant charging him with
wife and child neglect. He was taken
he will be arraigled before Judge b.
S. Aikman.
RD-Meetings of the Min
isterial association and the state
WOman's Baptist Missionary society
are being held here this week. Rev.
w B. Pope, superintendent of mis-
sions, will be the principal speaker on
the weeks program.
HAAIMOND.-Jose Orhese of In
diana HarbOr was probably fatally
hurt when his motorcycle struck a
bicycle ridden by Joe SpersSI. Sperski's
bicycle was hurled against John Pa
luda, age six. who was probably fatally
hurt. Sperski was injured internally.
SHELBYVILLE. - Will Marshall
and William Thurman, east of this
city. were seriously injured when the
motorcycle belonging TO Marshall, on
which they were riding, dashed into
tree.
EVANSVILLE.-Dr Paul =. Grif-
fifth. "a dentist of Indianapolis, charged
with assault and battery with intent TO
kill. is being tried before Judge Dun
can q. Givens Of the Nanderburg
county circuit court DR.. Griffith is
charged with shooting Kid Lemmel
local prize fighter. in a saloon here
June % last.
RUSHVILLE-Mr. and Mrs James
O.. Mahan. 765 West drive Woodruff
place. indianapolis. narrowly escaped
fatal injury when their automobile
dashed through the fence Of the fair
ground and ran 100 feet before it was
stopped. 4 spring broke and locked
the steering wheel causing the acci-
dent.
HARTFORD CITY-Charles Rat
lin Steered his automobile onto the
sidewalk rather than risk a collision
with another machine driven by Frank
Christie, and the auto struck tree
and was practically demolished.
HARTFORD CITY. - Thirty-seven
stitches were taken in the head OF w.
II. Brown of Muncie following an au-
tOmobile wreck when his car over
turned south Of town Monday even
ing. II. +. Stewart and ]. Henning-
ton OF Auncie. who were passengers,
were badly bruised. A rear wheel
came of and the car turned COM
plete sOmersault
GREENSBURG- Henderson
of Richland was painfully cut and
bruised and his two-year- child
waS probably fatally injured when
Henderson's automobile turned over
near CIarksburg. Henderson was
racing with another machine and evi-
IDENTIFY lost control of his car.
WOMAN TAKES OWN LIFE
Mrs. Herman Wiegman shoots Self