South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-03
RETURN FROM 10 DAY
HUNT IN NEW MEXICO
CT. Miles and J. H. Collins Are
Enthusiastic About Expedi-
ton in Southwest.

ELKHART Nov. sc. F. Miles
and J. II. Collins have returned from
a Today trip o. New Mexico, with
enthusiastic tales OF a four-day hunt
ing expedition out from Parsons. Ihey
were accompanied Co New Mexico by
Jacob Fulmer Of South Bend, and at
Parsons they We're Joined by hVe
frontiersmen who were crack shots
The three automobiles the party
used out OF Parsons Travelled lou
miles. while the men walked at least
so more miles through territory the
machines could not penetrate.
Birds and jack rabbits proved 10 De
the bulk Of the game, although many
deer We're seen at too great a dis
lance. while wolves and coyotes were
also in evidence one Parsons man
shot at a running wolf 600 feet away,
and the dust where the bullet struck
showed he had missed by less than a
foot
Mr.. Miles shot quite as much quarry
with his camera as he did with his
gun. and ne is no SLOUGH with fire
arms. either. He brought home many
interesting views Of that section, which
geographically is not unlike the lands
in which Mexicans are now engaged
in bloody strife.
bud" Mock. who was arrested last
Wednesday on suspicion that he was
implicated in the theft Of case OF
quart bottles Of gin from the y. Y. @.
freight house. was released Tuesday,
the case being dismissed at the re-
quest Of William Dinner Of South
Bend attorney for the company Mr..
Dinner said the evidence was not
sufficient TO warrant prosecution
Mock had been held in default of
bond OF S1G0 which Judge Lee fixed
for his appearance 10 answer. A man
for whom a warrant was issued when
Mock was arrested. under the belief
he was also implicated, was never
apprehended.
The gin. what was left of it-six
bottles-was recovered in local
transfer cOmpany's barn where Mock
is employed.
Alleging cruelty. Sarah Eleanore
IIuntsinger has filed suit in the SUI
peroir court for divorce from War
rem A. Huntsinger. The complaint,
which was drawn by Atty. W. =. Hile,
shows the parties were married on
Jan. 80, last, and separated on sept.
is
1t is averred that the defendant
tried in various ways TO humiliate the
plaintiff before her relatives and
friends and was Jealous OF any atten-
ton she paic 20 any of these rela-
tives and friends, carrying this even
TO Directing to kiudnesses she bestow-
ed on her sisters baby. lie is charged
with having said in the presence of
company that "he hoped some one
would shoot him If he ever had a
baby like that" He is also accused
of telling his wife to ''gO to hell on
several occasions.
Huntsinger is employed i'm the local
offices Of the y. y. G. Railroad Co.
Mantzer r. Whitehead. who is en-
p1oyed in local cigar store, has filed
suit in tie superior court for divorce
from Hazel Whitehead. alleging cruel
". The complaint, prepared by Attys.
Proctor X Cawley, alleges that Mrs.
Whitehead stayed out late nights and,
when the plaintiff demonstrated with
her. seeded him. and that she refused
TO make a home for him and their
six-year-Old son, George. preferring to
work in factories. They were married
on Aug. Is, 1903, and lived together
until oct. %, last.
Roy O'Neil, a n. Y. c. brakeman,
asks for a divorce in the superior
court from Jessie G. O'Neil whom he
married on May %. 1912. and from
whom he separated on oct. 2. last
Infdelity is alleged Proctor < Cav
ley are his attorneys.
a Mr.. Brown. driving a team Of
Rocky mountain burrOs from San
Francisco TO New York city. passed
through Elkhart Tuesday He left
the Pacific coast July and expects
To reach New York some time next
month.
Brown says his team has made as
high as So miles in nine hours He
is paying his own expenses and is
making the trip for the novelty Of
the thing"