The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07

night DR.. James Cochran. a prominent
physician of Henry county He was
resident of this county for forty years
past. coming from the southern part of
Indiana. He was good physician and
had many warm personal friends in all
this country. He was member of the
society Of Friends and active in all it's
fields of usefulness. He had been in
feeble health for the past year and his
death was not unexpected by his family
and friends. He had the fun promise OF
three score years and ten.
FRANKLIN, March 3.SSpecial-AIr
Nancy Tilson. one OF the pioneer women
OF the Hurricane oneighborhood. where
she has resided for the past forty years.
died this morning. aged eighty years
She leaves husband who is eighty-six
years old.
the eight-year-old son Of George
White died today after suffering
great agony from lock-jaw- Some time
ago the little fellow ran nail in his
foot. The wound was left exposed and
not properly cared.
NEW ALBANY. March 3-James p.
Applegate, the editor of the New AL
bany Ledger. died about O'Clock this
morning at his home on VincenDes-st
1t is thought that his death was dive TO
an attack of apOpleNy. He was dfty-
six years old and native of Clark coun-
", Indiana. Mr.. Apologize was all ex-
member Of the state legisla ture and A
valuable citizen. His death means a
great loss to this county and section.
LAFAYETTE. Feb %. - Special
Brother Gabriel. superior at st. Marv's
catholic school for boys of this city. and
a prominent member Of the order of the
Holy Cross. died at $50 o'clock tonight
Of hemoThage of the brain. He has
had charge of the temporal affairs of
Notre Dame university for some time
and was regarded as one of the most
learned and useful men in the brother
hood.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Feb. 2S-Spe-
cial.-Taylor Burlington, a resident of
this city since 1852, is dead He was an
architect Of merit, and assisted i'm build
ing Wabash college. lie was also
county commissioner at one time. and
prominent in the construction Of the
Peoria division of the Big Four rail
way. Mr.. Burlington was born on the
battlefield of Brandywine, Pa, in March,
1913.
BRAZIL. March -Special.-Adam
Carpenter. a pioneer citizen of Clay
county. died at his home at ASHORE last
night of general debility. aged eighty
years. Mr. Carpenter had been an active
citizen for many years and the founder
and proprietor Of Carpenters mill. one
Of the early Touring mills on Eel river
and the only one now in the county
operated by water power.
LAPORTE. Feb. Especial. Ruth c.
Sabin. a wealthy resident of this city,
died today a the advanced age Of nine
ty-two years. She founded a home here
for elderly women. which bears her
name, at a cost of $4,000. and afterward
endowed the same with s35 600. Her
$4,000 to Wabash college.
COLUMBUs, Feb. 2s.-speciai.-
Michael Reilly died yesterday. He was
eighty years old. He was born in cOun-
~ Athlen, RoscOmmOn, Ireland. in June.
1914 He came TO America when eighteen
years old. and helped to build the old
Madison & Indianapolis railroad, be-
ginning on the hill at Madison.
ANDERSON, March Especial
Uncle Dick Thornburg, aged fifty-thsNe.
died a his home near Moss Island Mills
this morning. He had been sick but a
short time. Being one of the best-known
residents of the county his funeral to-
morrow afternoon will be largely at
tended.
CONNERSVILLE. Feb. ESPECIAL
Leonard Petso of East Connersville.
whose death is reported. had family
of eight children. fifty-siX grandchildren
and twenty-five great-grandchildren. He
was eight-two years old
MORRISTOWN, Feb. 2S-SpeCial-
and son of W. p. jackson. township
trustee. died at his home yesterday of
consumption.
SEYMOUR. Feb. 2S-SpeciaI.-The
death of Frederick Thias OF Chestnut
Ridge occurred last Sunday night. He
was ninety years old.
MUNCTE. March 3.-SDeciaI.-AIrs Lee
Nj. Glass died of consumption i'm Pueblo,
Col. yesterday. where she had gone for
her health
COLUMBUS. Feb. 2S-Special-
Charles F. Specht aged seventy-six
years. died yesterday.
EVANSVILLE. Feb. 2S-Special.-Dr.
John A. Stout, a well-known eX-soldier,
died yesterday.