The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-28

examination was held for the benefit of
the medical fraternity.
Edward Miller. aged forty-nine. a
green-glassblower. died in Muncie today
at the home OF his brother, Horace Mil
Ter.
MOORESVILLE, March 26.-Eli J.
Summer, a pioneer and highly respected
citizen OF this place. was stricken with
paralysis and died yesterday at the res
idence of his son. Thomas c. Sumner.
He was eighty-two years old. In his
younger days he was quite a politician,
and was we'll known throughout the
state. After he was an old man he
patented a lOg-kiln for seasoning bm-
Der, and accumulated fortune from the
sale of the patent.
MARTINSVILLE. March 22.-Spe-
cial-Mrs. Nancy Hyndman, aged sew
enty years. who was paralyzed few
days ago, died at her home yesterday
and was buried today. She leaves a
daughter. Mrs. Emma Thompson of this
city and four brotheTS-John Stout
Hyndsdale; Daniel, James and AleXan-
der Stout of Bloomington. She has
been a resident of this city for many
years.
BRAZIL. March 26.-Mrs. Robert
Gardner. a prominent lady of Knights
VILE died last evening at her home in
that place She went into the back yard
about dark. and. not returning, the fam
lily became alarmed and instituted a
search. Her body was found lying upon
the ground in the yard. Evidently she
had been dead for some time, as the
body had begun to freeze.
COLUMBUS. March 26.-Nrs. Robert
Patrick of Seymour. aged siXty-eight.
visiting here died yesterday morning at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
William Bake. She was well until few
hours before. when she got up from her
f-11
to the floor from the bursting of
blood vessel on the brain.
LADOGA. March 4.-Special.-Charles
Warfel, seven-year-old son of j. +.
Warfel superintendent of schools and
editor of the Leader. died Friday of con-
sumption of the bowels. The funeral
service was conducted at the residence
this afternoon by the Rev. w. w. TAFT
of the Presbyterian church. Interment
at the Ladoga cemetery.
VALPARAISO. March 22-NIrs. Mary
r. Brown, one of the oldest resi-
dents of this city. and widow of the
late James Caldwell Brown. who founded
the first presbyterian church of this city
in 1889. died this morning. She was
eighty years old. She resided here fifty
five years
GREENFIELD. March 21.-Speciat-
John r. Johnson, pioneer resident of
this city. died very suddenly last night
of paralysis. The deceased was well
known and highly respected. He WAS
seventy-nine years of age and leaves sew
eral sons and daughters 10 mourn his
loss
ORLEANS. March Special ar-
risOn Fields, an old pioneer and one of
the earliest settlers of this part of the
state. died yesterday at the old farm
residence east of this place. Mr.. Fields
was eighty-four years old and had al
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BEDFORD. March 1-Special.-Mrs.
Morris Leehey. aged sixty-five years.
died of congestion of the stomach yester-
day afternoon. She was among a num-
her of families of Irish descendants that
moved here in 1851. and had been d re-
sident i'm this locality ever since.
NIUNCIE. March 26-Special.-John
Shoemaker. aged eighty-six. a resident
of Daleville. near Muncie, for fifty years,
died tonight of paralysis. The funeral
will occur Wednesday morning. He was
a devoted Christian. leaves a large fam
lily, and was extensively known.
COLUMBUS. March %. - Special. -
Robert Spaugh died tonight at Hope of
paralysis. aged sixty-nine. He was one
Of the widest-knOwn men in southern
Indiana and a prominent auctioneer and
republican politician.
RICHMOND, March 21.-Special.-
Word was received here Of the death of
Mrs. Josiah CIawson at Ashwood, Tenn.
She was formerly a well known resident
of this county.
RICHMOND, March 22.-Special-Mrs
Mary A. Gilmore, aged siXty-four years.
one of Richmonds well-known women,
died this morning at her home in this
city.
ANDERSON, March 2L-Special.-A1rs.
J. W. Sanders. aged forty-siX, died after
an eight weeks illness at her home this
morning.
MUNCIE. March 4-Special.-Abra-
ham Helvie, age eighty-seven, a pioneer
of Delaware county. died last night.
MADISON. March 24-Special.-The
widow of the Rev. Henry Little died to-
day at an advanced age.