Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 86, Hammond, Lake County, 28 September 1911 — Page 5

Thursday, Sept. 28, 1911.

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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE UKG SVPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. 1 Judge Vlrsril S. Retter. Jury dismissed until Monday. The court will hear divorce cases tomorrow,. - LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. 2 Judge Ltnniee Becker. Civil Court Settlaga. Friday. Sept. 20 7192 Walter vs. Szablak et al. 7293 Crose vs. Szablak ct al. 7303 M. Sax Co. vs. Cvyanovlch. 7307 Horner et al. vs. Elsler et al. 7308 Loftus vs. Loftus. 7312 Klelnsehmidt vs. Nathan et al. 7313 The . Engineering Agency vs. Keuehne et al. The court will hear divorce cases tomorrow afternoon. UKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM SO. 3 Judge Johannes Kopelke. Caara Disponed Of. 1215 Slate vs. Belagla Novak. Over till Oct. 4. 1201 State vs. Nila Rajashich et al.. robbery. Over till Oct. 4. 1175 State vs. Pan Chandler. Dismissed on motion of prosecutor. 1183 State vs fenrarn Vsrn-wlrh Motion to quash affidavit sustain-! ed. . Setting for Friday. 1193 State vs. Mike Demian. 12 11 State vs. Charles Sass. Grind Jury. The grand jury was called again this morning for the purpose of taking up the rases of six men from East Chi- j cago who were in Jail on one charge or another. I LAKE CIRCUIT COURT, CHOWS FT. JuIe XVII 1U C. McMahan. Came on Trial. . Dennli vs. Calumet Iand Co. Trial consumed all day yesterday and will take the rest of today. Thursday's settings will be gone through tomorrow. Thursday, Sept. 28 S102 Carter vs. Costello et al. 8415 Kern vs. Bryan. 8 4 30 Mayer vs. Knotts. S436 Forsyth vs. L S. ft M. S. Ry. 8444 Earle vs. Pennsylvania Co. 8500 O Connell vs. Weil. 8504 Gary Lumber Co. vs. Rodman. 852 4 Bi'.kovie vs. Ross. 8533 Struebig vs. Post. S535 Standard Brewery vs. Luckowsky. 85SI Wise vs Wise. 8375 Minch vs. Republic Iron fc Steel Co. goM Rumbaugh vs. Inland Steel Co. 8596 Opaslk vs. Smuk. SS0S Swanson vs. Resberg." 8624. 8625. 8626, 8627 In re: An. Ter. to East Chicago. SS31 In re: Annex of Gary. 8635. 8636. 8637, 863S. S639, 8640. 8641 In re: Annex territory to Gary. 9031. 9032. 9033 In re: Annex territory ' -to Hammond. s , specivi. jrnr.r. vav fi.ert I The court took under advisement the motion for a change from the county in the Gary graft cases. He will decide the matter at Crown Point next Saturday. FEDERAL COURT. Judge A. B. Anderson. The federal court in Hammond will pen for business Oct. 17 and on that date a number of naturalization matters win be taken up. On the following day the federal petit Jury will be impaneled to try such cases as are ready for the court by that time.1 MOTIONS AND ORDERS. Court Room -No. 2. 7050. Douglas Baker, adm'r vs. Otis Downs, et al. Defendant Bert F. Riddle's motion to dismiss plain- " tiff's cause of action overruled. 7090. JoM Henry fjtenberg vs. Daisy Pearl Steinberg. Find for plaintiff granting divorce. Judgment. 7104. John Bide vs. Denis Palakfolvl et al. Defendant Kahn moves court to order plaiitiff to refile

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complaint. Motion sustained, plaintiff excepts and reflles complaint Deft Kahn moves the court to require plaintiff to file bill of par ticulars. Motoin sustained. Deft Kahn excepts. Deft Steve Kahn reflles garnishee defeldant Harbison Walker Refractories Co. answer. Defendant Kahn flies intervening petition to be-made a party defendant and also flls cross complaint. John Bide vs. Gabriel Segyrart, 103 et al. Defendant Kahn moves cou.i to order plaintiff to refile complaint. Motion sustained, plaintiff excepts and reflles complaint. Deft Kahn moves the court to require plaintiff to file bil of particulars. Motion sustained. Deft. Kahn excepts. Deft Steve Kahn reflles garnishe defendant Harbison Walker Refractories Co. answer. Defendant Kahn files Intervening petition to be made a party defendant and also flies cross complaint. 7109.' Emanuel Fair et al vs. Sheppard W. King. Plaintiff confeses demurrer ar,d asks leave to file I amended complaint. Leave granted. i Till. Angus Roiroduskl Trembskl vs. Carl Roiroduskl et al. Plaintiff moves to dismiss as to Crown Brg. Co. Motion sustained and cause dismissed as to Crown Brg. Co. Palintiff suggests to court the minority of all defendants. Court appoints W. E. Roe as guardian ad litem of all of. said defendants. Files answer. Submitted to court and find for plaintiff. Judgment. KROGff'Afl CASE FILED IN COURT Attorney Joseph Conroy, representing the Lake County Savings & Trust Co., the adlnistrator of the estate of Henry' Krogman, has started two suits against the Erie Railroad company for damages as a result of the accident which took place on June 10 of thl3 year, when an express train struck Krogman's wagon at the Columbia avenue crossing, killed the horses, de stroyed the wagon and killed Krog- ! mann. It Is alleged In the complaint that the crossing runs at an angle of 30 J degrees with the highway upon which Krogmann was driving and that it was ; necessary for him to turn half way around In his seat in order to see an approaching train from the east. ! It is also alleged that an engine on the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, which , runs parallel to the Erie, was making BU ",uc" " WB5 'nipossioie to hear the approaching Erie express. 11 ls rlat, at there is a city ordinance which requires trains to slow down to a speed of six miles an hour while going through the city of Hammond and that the train in o.ues tion was going at a rate of forty miles an hour when it struck Krokmann. Ten thousand dollars damages is asked for the death of Krogmann and ll.ooo for the loss of the norses, wag on and harness. It Is related that surviving Krogmann is widow who looked to him for support. HE LOST HIS LOVE. According to a complaint which was filed in the Lake superior court by Ballard & Stanton of Gary, Anna May Conway must b a very wayward wife. At any rate Charles P. Conway seeks a divorce on statutory grounds. Ha names as the. co-respondents in the cass Edward Collins, whom he charges with invading his home, and J. E. Thomas, whom he claims had improper relations with his wife in the Gary hotel. love for her and that he desires to be if". mi 1R

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STEEL BARREL FACTORY CITY'S LATEST ACQUISITION

The Hammond Steel Barrel Co., which will be incorporated today with a capital stock of $100,000, Is expected to close a deal with Gostlin, Meyn & Co. for the purchase of ten ncres of ground between One Hundred, and Fiftieth street and the Calumet from John W. Ulm. The new manufacturing concern will make steel barrels of various types. It has steel barrels upon which five patents have been secured. These bar rels are very durable and are expected It is alleged as a result of the con duct of his wife that he has lost all divorced from her. The couple were married March 15, 1906, and separated January 13, 1911. NEW CASES IN SUPERIOR COURT (Special to The Times.) Crown Point, Ind., Sept. 2S. The following new cases have been filed in the circuit court here: 146 Mark Templeton vs. Andy Ryner. Civil. 147 C. L, Centlivre Brewing Co. vs. John Prascsak. Civil. 148 Horace Johnson and John A. Johnson vs. Henry Francis Chambers et al. Foreclose mechanic's lien. 14S Jennie Wells Lehman vs. Rodman Birch Wells. INC0RRG1BLE LADS ARE YOUNG THIEVES Thomas and Kddie Filias, the socalled youthful robbers who have giv- j en the local police any amount of trou- I ble, were again arrested last night ' after entering the residence' of Mrs. j Ruhstadt, 27 Webb street, last Tues day afternoon while the family were away. About two weeks ago they were tak. en before the Cook county Juvenile court in Chicago to answer for nuerous petty robberies which occurred during the past three months. Because of their youth and the plea of the other and father, they were released and given another opportunity. They entered the Ruhstadt home Tues day afternoon and made entrance on the rear porch through a window. The. rumaged the house and found two pocketbooks, which they took, and about twenty keys. Just how much money was taken Mrs. liuhstadt was unable to tell, and thinks there may be other articles missing which they took. Tuesday night they slept in a box car and yesterday morning they started out to spend their money. They took in the picture shows and went to Gary, and upon spending the money they were suspected. The local police were notified and search was made for them during the day. Yesterday afternoon they broke Into a car on the Michigan Central side tracks and stole a watch and a gold : ring. The car is used by the men who j are putting in an interlocking system j on the Michigan Central road east of the depot. Not satisfied with having stolen the watch and ring they found some eggs which the young- rascals threw and broke in the interior of the car. The watch was recovered last night, but the lads told that they lost the gold ring. The elder lad said he lost it from his finger when he was running away. The lads said they did not reember the name of the Rurstadt residence, and said they would point out the house they entered Tuesday afternoon. Chief Austgen and Captain Hanlon took the lads this morning and they pointed out the Ruhstadt home. On theis way the lads pointed out five or six homes in South' Homewood which they had planned to rob. Mrs. Ruhstadt did not know of the robbery until Chief Austgen arrived with the boys, and upon seeing the elder Fllas boy she remembered him as the lad she gave a BO-cent piece some months ago to "go on an errand for her, but he never returned with the change. The lads will be turned over to Truant Officer Stanford and it is hoped that something can be done with them. MARRIAGE LICENSES. (Special to The Times.) Crown Point. Ind., Sept. 28. The following marriage licenses have been granted here: Edward E. O'Brien, Clara Jackesch, Chicago. Ward Z. Zigler, Mishawaka, Ind.; Marie K. Palmer, Chicago. Arthur Burk. Hazel Schreiber, Chicago, Joe Knowles, Bessie Gomisak. Indiana Harbor, Amos P. Blackwell, Sally Green, Chicago.

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things which do not have any chemical - effect on iron. j men are to be em- I One hundred , . . . ... ' S.t thV TJi I n U ,fXPeCted i , J5 eventually grow ' until it becomes one of the leading I The new steel barrel was invented in Napoleon, O., and was perfected there, but it was found that the cost of shipping the steel from the plants ' in puuhnr. ar, i tv, -, i . i ' ... A an VUlllMICV is $28 a car. while it is only 89 a car from Gary to Hammond. Stools Being; Subscribed. The president of the new company Is J, H. LaFave and others who are largely interested in the new company are Napoleon C. Cunningham and John Vanderbrooko. Most of the stock in the new company has been subscribed by Ohio capitalists, but some of the stock has been purchased in Hammond. To Dr. F. H. Fox of Hammond belongs the credit of interesting the promoters of the project in Hammond as a location for the plant. Peter W. Meyn said today that it looked to him as though the promoters of the new steel barrel have a good thing. He said that he would not be surprised to see the new company grow to be as big as the Simplex Railway Appliance company and employ as many men. The new barrels can be made to sell for $4.50 each and are not only cheaper, but are much more durable than wooden barrels. It Is expected that work on the first buildings of the new plant will begin in a few days. ROYAL VELVET RUG 27x54 inchest floral or oriental patterns; ends hemmed and bound Regular 2.00 Rug, Two E, Day Special, :.s.':....99c at

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NEW CITY SEALER. F. J. O'Rourke, residing corner Fayette and Alice streets and agent for the U. S. Health and Accident company in this region, is said to be slated

. for city sealer to succecvl Jacob Fried man, the present incumbent. Mr. Friedman's resignation, which Via a n i4 ta rl - Vf c.nii... I tT,V. l . . . "V'y Tuesday, goes into effect on the first of . , . . , next month and was brought about, a..rorm,r t .. : his disappointment of a salary increase I In the ftnnrnnrlnttnn tr maw. Th nff,rt, now ,,,,, lars a year. at- f-ku., i . ' nas many irjenus in Hammond who hope that the report about th(f appolntment ls true. FOUND WITH RAZOR. Kazimir Zuk. an East Hammond man.' ' arrested by Captain Rimbach last niarht on the nIcUpi Tit .9iirnH --- . w . tracks near May street on suspicion When he was searched a candle and a razor was found on Ms person. He will be held at the police station until something Is found of his past record. uk lives at company house No. 260 and may be implicated in some of the recent robberies. Board Holds MeetingThe public library board held Its regular biweekly meeting this afternoon and disposed of routine' business. That the branch library at Robertsdale is being fully appreciated by the people there is evidenced by the large number of readers who have taken out cards. Adults as well as children are vieing with each other for books, and a new supply is taken there at regular periods. At the Gibson branch the books are not moving so fast, but the interest there is increasing, too. Board Meets for Election. The Sunday school board of the First Methodist church will meet on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock to hold the anl nual election of officers and teachers. Co

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The school has been exceedingly prosperous this year and preparations are being made for a splendid rally day next Sunday. The watchword for next Sunday is "400 in the Sunday school and a great church service in connection."

James Still in JailJames Oakley Koontz. who supplies .... . ... ... ... his friends with medicine plasters, is . ., . ., . st111 the county jail, where he was taken last Monday in default of paying his fine and costs in a case for insulting a woman three months ago. His attorney, Mr. Green of Gary, is said to be seeking friends of Koontz's who are willing- to pay the thirty-three dollars fines and costs. Dyer Funeral Tomorrow. Hammond friends and relatives of Mr- anJ Mrs- -Mchoias Austgen or Dyer, whose two-year-old son died yesterday after a short illness, have been notified lnat tne Iuneral nas Deen arranged tor , tomorrow morning. Services will be held at the D'er Catholic church at 10 o'clock. ' Elks tO Meet. The Elks will hold their regular meeting tonight and nothing important will come up except the regular routine work. There will be no candidates and the lodge will be followed by a social hour. Illinoisan " Pinch ed. " Jacob Sutton was arrested last night by Officer Carlson at 143 Indiana avenue on a charge of drunkenness. He gave his home as Canton, 111., and only had ten cents on his person. He was released by Chief Austgen. Funeral Held Yesterday. The funeral of William Supernois, 183 Logan street, was held from Stewart's chapel 3-esterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large concourse of friends paid the! rlast tribute to the respected man. The Rev. Swltzer officiated, and interment was at Oak Hill cemetery.

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