The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-23

and make a determined effort 10 stop the
taking of gas from the Indiana held
The battle will not be fought on the line
the Illinois line was. but II Is thought
that we have a good fighting chance on
other grounds A committee OF three
from each town is to meet probably al
Muncie at once. to take steps toward
making fight, if hey see a chance OF
victory" ii is move in the right direc-
ton, as IL is very important that IN
diana's gas be kept at home.-Hartford
City News
Kewanna has smallpox, unfortunately
enough Last Saturday DR.. W. II.
Thompson received a telegram from Dr.
Rogers Of Kewanna. summonng nm
there. and. upon going. he found Ut.
Rogers's son Ray down with the dis
ease. That evening the town council
met and enforced stringent quarantine
rules on the Rogers home. and ordered
that all people of the town, who had not
done so. should be vaccinated Next day
DR. Rogers's daughters were also pros
trated. but their trouble proved TO be-
nothing more than Yacclna. IL was Ut
Rogers who attended the Jones girl. the
first case, the trouble not being known
as smallpox until after the girl was
dead. ard that Is the way his son con-
tracted it. DR.. Rogers himself had the
disease years ago, and so is not likely 10
be bothered by it-Pulash county
Democrat.
The summer meeting Of the Northern
Indiana editorial association has been
called for June p and p az Boyer Bros
park. near Warsaw. The following pro-
gram has been arranged: Thursday,
June 21 address by the president, j. Is.
Stoll: paper Some of the Evils Of the
Day" by Prof. y. r. Leonard, Fit
Wayne Gazette: THE Moral Influence
Of the Press" by a. p. Kent. Elkhart
Review: What Is News2" Daniel Nc
Donald. Plymouth Democrat; general
discussion. Friday. general discussion
on topics connected with the business
and editorial management Of the eoun-
try press; election of officers. The fol-
lowing officers have been selected as
delegates to the National editorial asso-
citation at Asbury Park. \. j., July .
1894: Reub Williams. Warsaw Indian
ian; ]. +. Sutton. Logansport Reporter;
J. s. Conlogue, Kendallville sun; Daniel
Mcdonald. Plymouth Democrat
The storekeeper who expects 10 do
much business I'm 1894 must practice the
lesson taught I'm the following story!
Two frogs found themselves in pail OF
milk and they could not jump out One
Of them was FOR giving up and said 20
the other. "Good-by. I sink, I die said
his mate. Brace up Keep a jumpin' and
see what turns up" So they kept jump
ing up and down all night and by morn
ing had so churned the milk that II
turned 10 butter and they jumped of the
butter to the ground. Applied 20 bust
ness the fable means this: III you want
the business OF 1894 TO exceed that OF
1898. keep "a tumpin'.' Don't cry. Il
sink. dier' The merchant who con-
tinues looking for bad times will not
survive 20 see good times The man
who keeps a iumpin' VIII sec good umes
first. Carry a level head. buy standard
goods and keep good. clean stock, an
attractive store and advertise with
bright. attractive daily ads.-Elwood
Leader
Tho Iohnston-Landis fight for the 10.
publican congressional nomination ie be-
coming a laughable scramble 10 the dem
ocratH. Lands is "a young man who has
made "a mistake in thinking FOR mo.
mput that the older politicians ~ either
af Tho old parties ever lot "a really good
thing get away from them. The oldet
politicians don't believe in giving the
younger ducks much of show. The boys
are we'll enough 90 vote ana support their
elders. and 60 on minor offices, but for
such Fat paving Jobs nH congressman
hold they are not wanted. ~ iH safe
TO- SAY that the old 'unH VIII have the
say aud Johnston VIII Doc nominated. lm
this regard they viii follow oui the views
of "a. President Harrison HH recently eN-
prcsstd 10 does not believe u ndvishs
ble FOR young men tu enter public hfr.
on the contrary in hiu lHHi lecture % ihe
Stanford university he spoke strongly
against B public eHfeff hnd dpnounerd
the tuuupilnn influence ~ politics. THE
h ID remarkable position for an cklpreHis
dent 40 take. hui ~ iH probably due "a
The fact that gru iiattlHun has seen 30
much uf the nphmY side ~ politics That
hn believes the whole system ~ Zoo tefs
rnpt tneanHpuH Reporter uhdl
Fred Weaver of this ctY. on the foad
fpr b stationery house. was ln Wrecks
Saturday that rhnHt him up pretty Zee
VprplN hut hu may ihhhl good fortune
that be- WHH nnt muph worse huit NuihH
south from Hammond. un The tuad. three
mites oHi che train hn WhH un, running
forty miles Hn hour WHH aiirhud hH runs
Ming nU switch accidentally ana very
oatriasaY lore open hY bridge men,
Thipn coaches were smashed ana the
ab4ins hadip damaged. Engineer Pope
Dubipea hut before be- could escape the
hnHtapn pHr infi iis trucks aud frli on
him Two beside the engineer were
KILLED, Fred zoe 800 q coach nest Tho
aisle. Whom ihn crash came DC was
thrown come distance. receiving blow
lbHt rendered hlm RfnrelrHr iic Was
drased from the faf hy someone and.
after D. time remained consciousness.
only 90 mud thai his hapk Was 30 badly
Wrruuhrd inst hn could NOT walt The
man sitting in thH seat with him had
one arm aud one lrH broken Fred was
taken back 60 Chicago by the Monon
folks aud sent here over the Familiar
die Ills father mat him ai he depot
with a carriage ana sat him home. whore
lao has since been forced Go remain, but
"A good constitution aud good care are
straiphteninp him up Hil right, and ha
viii he able fof duty before iong.~Wina-
mae Democrat
A Gay party az bloyclerf nine ladies'
and ten young men, wheeled down 90
NountsVliin Wednesday evening, where
they were aeronnded bN The employees %
ihe wooden millH and had general good
time On ihc way down, when near tho
rallfund crossing, q stray horse on the
rnnd rot frightened nt The antics ~ some
az the Wheelmen and attempted 90 jump
over "a barb wire fence, The animal 20
eoufne got caught nn the hnrhH nnd WAS
mite badly hurt The owners ~ the
horse evidently saw the incident and de-
tcrminod on revenge The bieyclerH re-
turned by moonlight ln three sections.
quito a distance apart, The first two
sections got along ni right, but when
the third section reached the railroad
they discovered that Some one had
placed an old scythe blade along the
rack with the evident Intention ~ cut
ling their rubber tires. A short distance
further on one 81 the young ladies was
etruck Ia the face with u wire which
had been stretched across the road.
Fortunately she was not seriously hurt.
A moment later they were pelted with
rocks and heard gun nred several
times. Putting full force on their pedals
they were soon out 81 range and all cH-
capped serious injury Among the party
,t,gra Homer Cos Ingram I'm Fred