South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-06

SuIucu the once VI CITY COHplIOlIeT.
HILLsDALE.-C. A. Davis. SIS years
old. committed suicide at his sons
office. The motive was not learned.
KALAMAZOO-A company is be-
ing organized in this city 10 take over
the property of the Michigan Buggy
CO.
ADRIAN. - Thirty-three hundred
persons visited the Masonic fair at
its opening here. The receipts were
$1,000
BERRIEN SPRINGS.-Farmers in
this vicinity viii receive S3,S24 dam
ages from the Indiana & Michigan
Electric Co. which caused water to
overflow on their lands, damaging
their property
CHEBOYGAN.-Will Diekman. al
derman and ice dealer here, was hurt
in a runaway accident. In attempt
ing to stop his plunging horses he was
thrown and trampled.
COLDWATER. - During a heavy
thunderstorm a large barn in Girard
township, owned by Harry Culp, was
struck by lightning and burned. The
loss is about $500.
COLDWATER.-Dr. r. r. Jones OF
the United States bureau of animal
industry. and Miss Ruth Sherman of
this city wre married here. They
left FOR Indianapolis, the bridegroom
home.
KALAMAZOO.-For the first time
in years there was not a drunk in
municipal court Tuesday to face Judge
Glen Falling.
YPSILANTI-Was County
Baptist association is holding its S1st
annual meeting here today.
I4ANSING.-State auditors have de-
cided that no more travelling expenses
of state officials between their homes
and Lansing can be paid The audi
tors hold that the proper place Of
residence of a state official is at Lam
sing.
USKEGON.-Three women. two
divorced wives of the late William
Schneidt. and his widow. are fighting
for his estate. Wife No. 1 is seeking
10 have her divorce set aside so that
she can claim his money.
SHELBYVILLE. - Yeggman failed
10 blow open the safe at the Big Four
station at midnight. though five holes
were drilled.
SHELBYVILLE.-N Gallagher of
Knoxville, Tenn, suffered injuries that
may cause his death, when he was
struck 10y a Big Four passenger train
here.
TERRE HAUTE.-The charge Of
murder against Wesley Mitchell. the
progressive election sheriff. who shot
Deputy Sheriff Peter Feiler on election
day last fall. was dismissed upon mo-
ton of the prosecutor. Evidence was
brought out at the recent trial in IN
dianapolis that Mitchell shot in self
defense.
TERRE Damages esti-
mated at SO, 600 resulted when fire
destroyed the warehouse Of the G. w.
Jean Produce co. There were 1000
chickens. 500 crates Of eggs and 1000
pounds of butter in the warehouse.
BICKNELL. - Jules Gilbaux. 4S
years old, was crushed IL death by
falling coal while at work in the Free
man coal mines.
ERSoNNILI.E. - on account
of a half dozen mild cases of diph-
liberia AT the reformatory, il is prob
able that there Will be no observance
OF Mothers day next sunday. A care
ful quarantine is being observed and
there has been no chapel services for
three weeks.
NDRIA-BecOming tired OF
school life Willard Peters Of Ander-
son went TO work on farm east or
Alexandra. After several days OF
worry because OF his disappearance,
his parents found him and took him
home.
PRIMO ETON.- Doris Daugh-
erty. l. years old, was driving a peg
toothed harrow on the farm OF MS
father. his team ran away and the boy
was thrown under the teeth OF the
harrow and was dragged over the
field. Fifteen wounds were made IN MS
body.
WASHINGTON-The local lodge OF
Elks has voted To build q new home
at r. Fifth and Main sts. 20 cost SO
00o.
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