Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 132, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1910 — Page 8

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(Special to Thb Time) . Indian Harbor. Ind., Nov. 19. The

iplrlt of the coming holidays, coupled! with the belief that Ely's airship was i itlll In East Chicago, proved too much ' for four little girls, whose enterprise (

is consiaeraDiy more remarKaDie man :helr knowledge of current events. "On Saturday - the four started from Indiana Harbor on their way to East Chicago, afoot, intent, upon viewing the wonderful flying machine, whose one:lme presence In East Chicago they had lust, learned about. .The little girls were Anna Campion,

rslne years old, daughter of John Campion; Anna Duma, aged five, and Mary Iuma, aged four, both daughters of Teter Duma, and Mary Orsi, seven vears of age. i When the quartet rounded up at the Joyce hotel and Anna Campion flashed i five dollar bill and all of the youngrrers displayed brand new dollies, Mrs. Joyce became suspicious of her little ruests and decided that they were runaways. She accordingly notified Sergeant MeCormick of her suspicions and he ent an officer to the hotel to bring the babies to the station to be question. All Mrs. Joyce had been able to elicit from the little girls was that tlrey had come from Indiana Harbor and were bound for the spot which, according to Anna Campion, had under

stood was still occupied by Aviator

lily's airship.

This was all Sergeant - McCormick was able to get out of the youngsters

at first after they arrived- frightened md tearful, at the station. At first

nine year old Anna Campion developed

a. remarkable case of ignorance of whence she came, her own name and the name of her father, and accounted for the fa'ct'of the'five dollar bill by l aying that a man whose name she did

not know had given her the money toj keep until the next day. "J Under the persistent questioning shej soon broke down, however, - and con- j fessed that she had taken the money . from her father's house and that she! had bought the four new dolls with j some change similarly obtained, and '.

that her Intention had been to spend the rest on Christmas presents.

"When the enormity of her act was j explained to her she became very re- j m nvanflll Q n rl 117 o a lTOrv Irtfltfo tn lAt

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The parents of all the children were found in East Chicago, whither they had come to attend a trial, and their astonishment was great when they learned what their1 children had been up to.

It developed that all four of the j children had walked al the way, and

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Anna Campion had run away without

either hat or wrap. They stopped into the Joyce hotel to get warm.

HOT TIME III GARY " EXPECTED TONIGHT

Those who attend the session of the

Gary aldermen tonight should see some realistic scenes as the councilmen will make another effort to excommunicate Alderman Castleman from the municipal legislature. Every way conceivable has been studied out an dthe fight

will be lead by Alderman Bowser at the outset of the meeting. Mayor Knotts' gavel rule and Castleman's stratagem will have to be out generated if the latter's official head is to be dropped into the waste basket. Winthin a few weeks the council meetings should not be of such a lengthy duration as the new board of public works will take over the street improvement legislation, letting contracts, resolutions to that effect, the preliminary bu not the approval work on franchises, etc. Should Castleman be eliminated the most likely candidate for his seat seems to be C. J. Williams of Glen Park, a republican. The stubstltutlon of a republican for Castleman who is a democrat would then give Gary a republican membership of six in a coun

cil of nine.

AGED tMD DISPLAYS HEBVE AFTER AGGIDEdT Climbs Ladder After Sustaining Compound Fracture of His Ankle.

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TUNE CARS FOR BIG AUTO RACE Los Angeles. Cal., Nov. 21. With last year's record of 65.45 miles an hour to excel over a 202 mil course, eight big racers are being "tuned" for the Santa Monica, road race, the annual automobile classic f the Pacific coast, which wil- tart on the morning of Thanksgiving day. Harris Hanshue, the driver who set last , year's mark, will not be in the race, as he is ill. but the Apperson "Jack Rabbit" which he drove to victory is one of the entries. It Is to be pitted against the Fiat, Isotta, Pope-Hartford, Lozier, Knox, Ohio and "Only" cars.

O. W. Underwood, veteran Alabama Congressman, and . Henry George Jr., Just e'-cted from New York city aa a Democrat, will be factors In the next Congress, when the Democrats come Into control. Underwood undoubtediy will be given a prominent plnoe If Champ Clark 1b made Speaker. He may be leader of the majority o,. the floor, which would make him ways and means committee chairman. Henry Gnorg.-, Jr., fired '.y h's father's single tax theories. Is exptcted to stir Congress repeatedly. Victor MurdocK. Kansas r"ngessman and Bimcn-prre Insurgent, though his party is out of power. Is expected to furnish interesting co:-plications. Caleb Powers, pa;c"cned fcy Governor Wilson, of Kentucky, after conviction in connectio with the elayin of Governor Goebel. has been seut to Coagress y the Republicans of 1h Eleventh Kentucky district. He will te a picturesque figure. He may face a fiht to unseat him Because f tha Goebei affair.

NOTED CASE TO 8E TAKEN

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hastened and the remains were carried

to their last resting place in the Crown Point cemetery yesterday afternoon.

The sympathy of the community is ex

tended to the parents and relatives In

their bereavement and loss of so lovable

a child.

JURY WILL

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Gary

(Special to Thb Timbs.) East Chicago, Nov. 21. Thomas Spencer, 4434 Olcott avenue, met wt.u a very painful accident yesterday morning, while on his way to work at the

city barn

Mr. Spencer, who is sevent-one years

old, stopped on his way. to look at a

cottage which is being erected by Smith and Miller in One Hundred and Fortyfifth street between Olcott and Forsyth avenue.

The building Is far from complete, but Mr. Spencer wished to see the up

stairs and a ladder standing under an opening in the floor above, he started to mount this. No sooner had he born his full weight upon the ladder than the ladder, which must have been Insecurely placed, fell through an opening in the floor, carrying Mr. Spencer with 't to the basement. The aged man lay here half dazed for a short while, and then by a heroic effort. In spite of a compound fracture of one of his ankles he managed to re-

J place the ladder, and climb upstairs, al

though he was suffering irigmiuuy.

TTe succeeuea m iittwung vu. v.,.. the front porch, where he saw Mrs. James McMllls. He told her of the accident that had befallen him, requesting her to call her husband. Mr. Mc

Mllls called William jones to nis assistance and together they carried the Injured man to his home. Dr. Hale was summoned and pronounced the principal Injury a triple fracture of the ankle. The aged man was also severely bruised and lamed by his fall. - City Clerk "Walter Spencer, a son of the Injured man said- this morning, that his father had spent a very uncomfortable night being In intense pain most of the night.

BEVERIDGE WILL NOT MOVE AWAY Denies Story He Will Go to New York.

Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 21. The ra port from New York that Senator Beverldge will take up the practice of law in that city at the expiration of his senatorial term was denied by him today, but he refused to say what he expected to do further than that he would continue to live in Indianapolis. Among the senator's friends, however, there is a circumstantial story to the effect that he will devote himself to literature for a time at least after he leaves the senate. He Is said to have had In mind for some time a series of essays on public mind and questions with which he has had to deal, and It is believed he will compile this data into a series of semi-historical essays, throwing Into them such observations of his own as his close contact with men and measure will enable him to do.

IF YOU THIMC THAT TOE TIMES IS TRYING TO . GIVE YOU THE NEWS, YOUR SIBSCR1PON WILL BE APPRECIATE!!.

It Grows Hair

ELECTION

. The Indiana Supreme Court has upheld the decision of the Laporte County Superior Court denying an injunction to

the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company and the . Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies against the Chicago, South Shore and

South Eend Railway Company, an in-, by the large number of subpoenas isterurban line, operating between South sueJ tQ a numt)er of Gary men. Satur-

liena ana runman, iu. 1 ne siury ui ,, TlPrmW Sheriffs Rlnrkf an Mnrrls

That the grand jury is going to probe into the bottom of the bloody election day that disgraced Gary is evidenced

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the notea cases wmcn was nrsipuDimn- i arrjvej wtth a ed in The Times nearly two years ago, d th . t

has been bitterly contested. Attorney John B. Peterson of Crown Point representing the Lake ,Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad. The Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies asked the court for a restraining order pre

venting the South Shore line from operating, claiming that their high tension wires attracted their electricity, thus demoralizing their service it was asserted. The case was filed In the Circuit Court at Valparaiso and was taken to Laporte County on a change of venue. The Supreme Court now holds, with the Laporte Court, that the steam road and the telegraph companies have "no monoply over the air," and that electric tines cannot be Drevented from

mMntninir hitrh tension wirps in lna j trembling.

proximity to the telegraph wires of the plaintiff, even though the current from the high voltage by induction affects and weakes the telegraph wires and seriously Interferes with their traftsmission of messages. I The case probably will be carried to tthe United States Supreme Court.

large batch of summons man they reached was

Alderman Bowser, chief of police, at the steel plant. Alderman Bowser's life was threat

ened by Detective Mike 'Ponkovitch of i the police force and the alderman had to draw an automatic pistol to save his life. Other men who served as police , officers on that day are under the eye of ' the grand jurors. More subpoenas will be issued tomorrow and a good many ' prominent Gary people will have o go

before the inquisitorial body. It was rumored in the city this morning that indictments against a number

' of prominent city officials and police ! department members would be returnj ed and in any event there is something i in the air that is causing much

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The condition of William Howard

the electrical superintendent who was shot by John Carlson Friday evening remians the same. Howard is now hovering between life and death in the Mercy hospital and he is now approaching the crisis. Whether he will live or die will be determined in the next twenty-four hours. Surgeons have found that there were thirteen perforation in his intestines as the result of the bullet's course. Late Saturday evening Howard was informed that he was in danger of death and he thereupon made his ante-mortem statement to Safety - Commissioner Emmett White. He stated that he was shot by a-man whom he knew by the name of "Swede." - Howard is taking his fate very philospically.

SCHOOLS CLOSE AT THE

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nubile places of amusement closed until

j the disease 'has been stamped out. In the event of these precautions taken by ! the officials, it is the duty of parents to i keep their children off he streets as much as posible hereby aiding In the

' protection of their own and other ! homes. The clan adotted in other

(cities where contagious diseases are

; prevalent of Isolating the children as

much as possible and keeping them from gathering in numbers on the streets or private houses, would be well to follow out here until there is no possible danger of a further spread of scarlet fever. Owing to the contagious nature of the disease the burial was necessarily

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