The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-21

Paoli at meeting held by the Rev
William Martin, a pioneer presbyterian
minister. and from that time until her
death she lived the life of a Christian
and died unive rsally loved and esteemed
by all who haG, ever known her.
PRINCETON. Feb. 15>-SpeCial.-
George n. Jeraul died today. Mr.. Jer-
auld was born d &c. %, 1911. He came
here in 1892 and leegan his business ca
reer Of more thar sixty years On the
site of his present business hoVSse he had
been engaged in the general merchandise
business for fifty " airs In t7at time
he erected three houses and upm each
an Improvement was mSrde- He was
the pioneer merchant of Princeton and
probably the oldest active business man
in the state. He enjoyed the utmost
confidence of all who hIrew him. Some
years ago he was an extensive pork
packer. The value of his est ate is abo1
$4,000 His wife died a. short time
ago. He leaves three daughters. who
are the wives Of prominent citizens.
namely: The Hon. Thomas p Paxton.
". P. Welborn. city. and Or A. NJ
owen. Evansville. The funeral will take
place Saturday.
DELPHI Feb. .-Special.-RobeVt
Fisher died at his residence yesterday.
aged seYenty-four years. The decease5
was prominent farmer and one of the
oldest settlers of this county. He was
present at the time the bones Of the
heroes. who feel in the battle OF the
TippecanOe. were collected ana relntered,
and he was the only survivor until MS
death of the witnesses who could locate
the precise spot where they now mingle
with the dust. He was highly respected
and a good citizen He leaves three sons
and one daughter. aud a. host Of relatives
and friends TO NOUN his death.
SHELBYVILLE. Feb. 14.-Special-
Logan Wilson. aged siXty-SeVen years,
died in this city this morning Deceased
was born in Campbell county, Kentucky,
Dec 10. 1926. He moved rom that state
to Rush county early in life and there
married Miss Melvina Dix To them
were born ten children. eight of whom
are still living in this city. He was not
a member of any church. but enjoyed
the reputation Of being Il good nelg1Dor
and citizen.
VALPARAISO. Feb. 1S.-SpeciaI--
telegram was received here today IN
nouncing the sudden death of Ms.
Emiline Brodie last night at Seattle,
Wash, Of pneumonia, aged fifty-one-
She was the wife Of the Hon John
BrOdie, president Of the board OF dlrec-
tors of the Michigan City penitentiary.
She was one OF the first white children
born in Porter county. The remains will
be brought here for burial
PERU, Feb. .-Special.-Frederick G.
Walpe, a well-knOHn resident, died today
of la grippe. aged thirty-five years, leaV-
ing a widow and three children. This
was the most severe case ever witnessed
here. as in a few hours after being taken
sick he became insane and was so Nlo-
lent that it was necessary 10 strap MN
to the bed. in which condition he re-
manned until his death
ANDERSON. Feb .-SpeciaI.-Otto
OIeson. one of the best known glass
workers in the state. died very suddenly
at his home in North Anderson last
night of heart disease superinduced by
injuries received in the factory. This
if the fourth death from heart disease
within the past week.
WABASH. Feb. 16.-Specsal.-Sarah
Ogdon, for fourteen years an inmate of
the Wabash county poor house, dropped
dead of heart disease While making
bed this morning. The woman uttered
a scream as she fell. but before any one
reached her she was dead
NORTH MANCHESTER. Feb. IA
SpeeiaI-Daniei Strauss. an old and re-
spected citizen Cf this city. died today,
aged fifty-two years. lie was "A prom
inent member Of the Lutheran church,
of the Independent order OF odd Fellows
and of the q. y. r.
ANDERSON, Feb. 6.-Special.-AIrs.
Marian Davis. one of the oldest and best
known residents in this county, died at
her home in this city at an early hour
today. She was eighty-rwo. years old.
TERRE HAUTE. Feb. Especial
Mrs. William b. Warren died today aged
seventy years. Her husband, who died
some years ago, was one of the pioneers
of this county and was quite wealthy.
PAOLI Feb. 1S-Special-ETbertM May
field aged about seventy years, an old
and highly esteemed citizens of Green
field township, died yesterday morning
of paralysis.
HUNTINGTON. Feb. 15.-Special.-Nel-
son Mcclure. a prominent Knight Tenn
plar and an old employe OF the WABASH
railroad at Andrews, is dead.
PETERSBURG. Feb. 1S.-Special.-
Mrs. Elizabeth Mount. the oldest lady
in this community. died today at the
age of ninety-two-
RICHMOND. Feb. -Special.-Benja-
min Harris. aged ninety-five years, one
Of Wayne county's aged pioneers, died
this morning.