Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 136, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1913 — Page 9

Fridav, Nov. 14, 3913. THE TIMES. PAGE NINFi returned by the prand Jury. The charge against Bruce is conspiracy to commit a felony. Additional charges against rr. C. V. Paget, county coroner, were made by the grand jury yesterday. Dr. Pagel is under bond to answer to two ndietments returned a few days ago. BODV ("IT IN TWAIN AT WAIST. Wlliiam (Daddy) Mason, who hns operated sawmills in Lawrence County for the last forty years, met a tragic death at his null, located sevt-n miles east (if TJedford, yesterday afternoon. His clothing was caught by the ma tempting to light a lamp with a paper to which she had touched a match, her clothing- caught fire. It was only an Instant until she was enveloped in flames and when found by her husband, who heard her frtnzled cries, she was sitting in a chair with the flames playing about her. Parts of her body wera burned to a crisp. TO MAKE NEW YORK AMERICA'S BEST GOVERNED CITY, MITCHEL'S AMBITION this country and lost only one. His conqueror was Oulmet, the new champion. "Ouimet is a wonderful golfer," naid Vardon today. "I don't want to belittle him, but I consider 'Chick' Evans of Chicago a much better man. Evans Is to my mind the best player in America. Any man in England would have a hard time bating him." spring at Lafayette. All the other colleges in the state will be asked to participate in the contest. The meet will be held under confeneu.ee rules, which means that freshnieu will be barred. CZAR GUARD TO GRAPPLE HERE New York, Nov. 14. Ivan MamutofC of St. Petersburg, a Russian soldier, one of the czar's bodyguard and an expert wrestler, arrived today on the stoamsliip Ryndam, having secured a spe cial leave of absence of six months fur a tour of the L'nited States and Oanada, during -which he hopes to meet 'ihe world's champion, Frank Gotch. Mamutoff ia 31 years old, 8 feet 4 inches, and weighs 245 pounds. HELIOS INJURES HIP. VARDON LAUDS EVANS New York, Nov. 14. Harry Vardon, the champion English golfer, and his partner. Edward Ray, nailed for home today on the Celtic. Vardon seemed fatigued by his trip across the continent. "I guess I'm getting too old for championship golf," he exclaimed on the pier. "A man is bound to loss speed after passing forty." Vardon played forty-one matches in Lexington, Ky., Nov. 14. A report from Johnson N. Camden'n SpringrhUl farm, near Versailles, states that his valuable thoroughbred gellling Helios, by Star Shoot-Hindoo Rose, ran into a tree in his paddock and Smocked the joint of one of his hip. Whether Helios will be prevented from racing; again is yet to be determined. HOOSIERS TO MEET ON TRACK Bloomington. Ind., Nov. 14. No longtr will the track supremacy of Indiana, Purdue and Notre Dame have to be figured on paper, for by an agreement made public here today by Athletic Director lierndt of Indiana the three leading universities of the state will meet on the track next chinery, he was drawn on to the saw and his body cut in twain at the waist. Several men witnessed the tragedy but ver powerless to render assistance. IF THE WORKER YOTTRE LOOKING FOR DOESN'T ADVERTISE TODAY, YOU ADVERTISE FOR HIM IN THE TIMES TOMORROW I AND THE SAM33 DOUBLE CAPACITY TOR SERVICE HOLDS TRUE OF ALL THE WANT AD CLASSIFICATION WOV.MW IS FATAIXV Itl HNKO. Mrs. I. V. llebbc, "." year? old, liv Smoke McIIie Canadian Club M Trill re. For pipe or clgrtt-. beat that leaf ! aktll ran prdii rw A !. ing at Wanatah, Iipnrte county, was fatally burned last night when, in at

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i Mil-ITU FORMED AT 'KVMOl'R. The org-anization of a company of National Guards in Seymour has been completed and will probably be mustered in next week. The officers are Oscar B. Abel, captain; Stanley Switzer, firet lieutenant, and E. H. Heuser, second lieutenant. FIXDS Hl'SDAM) IIAC,IG. Returning- from a trip to Jndiainpolts about 0 o'clock last night Mrs. John G. Clark found her husband. 67 years old. a stock buyer, hanging to a transom in their home at Xoblesville.. He had

made a rope of bed clothes and physicians say he hod been hanging about six hours when found. He had not been sound mentally for some time and it is supposed committed the crlmu while deranged. Two sons, Clarence and Robert, reside in "Westfield, where the parents formerly lived. XKW I.IBUAItV FOR NEWCASTLE. Carnegie library for Newcastle was assured last nijrht when the subscription list showed that $1,700 had been subscribed, $300 in excess of the amount Carnepie demands to show good faith. The success of the work is largely due to the efforts of Mi3S Louise Compton. , ForiMF-U .JUSTICE IS INDICTED. "Wood Ketcham, a Justice of the peace and George Bruce, former deputy prosecuting attorney at Greensburg-, were arrested yesterday on indictments

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