The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-21
Indiana Notes.

SEYMOUR.-Sec w. r England of
the Twenty-second Indiana Regimental AS
ISOLATION, has sent out notices to the effect
that the annual reunion of the regiment
will be held at BrOwnstOwn Aug. %
and o. 1t is forty years this month since
the regiment left Madison for the initial
campaign in Kentucky. and on that ac-
count special appeal is made for former
members of the regiment TO attend or send
a letter to Mr.. England, to be read at the
meeting.
ELKHART.- Emil Blenner. wife and lit
tie child have arrived here from Germany.
Elkhart relatives wired them money to be
received by them at Ellis island. Ii was
delayed in transit and, though the immi-
grants arrived at that port on Sunday
morning they did not receive the money
until Tuesday evening. In the meantime
they say, they were held INDECENT immi-
grants, and were confined in separate
cells and fed on nothing more substan-
tial than bread and water.
PENDLETON.-Frank Patterson, a brick
mason, has become violently insane the
result of injuries suffered several months
ago by falling forty feet 10 the ground from
the top OF a building on which he was
working. AT first II was thought he was
uninjured but lately he had complained
Of pains in ,the back of his head and affec-
ton of the nerves of the back. These in
creased until insanity resulted
INGALLS-John Shepherd and the
daughter of Gurn Bernard. both Of Fort
vile. arrived here Saturday morning. in
tending TO drive 10 Greenfield to be mar
ried. The father of the bride-elect arrived
before they could leave town. and at the
muzZle of a revolver prevented the trip.
Bernard was arrested for flOurishing the
weapon. and after a hearing, paid his fine
and took his daughter home
SCOTTSBURG-Will Sutton a tin
ner of this place. while working Saturday
morning on the tin roof Of julius Stein
burgs store. stepped too near the edge,
and let him fall on the pavement below.
The scanning tongs which he was using fell
on him. cutting his face and neck severely.
and the fall on the pavement broke his
thigh bone.
UNION CITY-Mrs. John Medlam was
attacked by her pet dog, which had sud
denly gone mad on Saturday. and with diff
ficulty escaped being bitten Her clothes
were nearly torn from her body. but she
finally escaped from the house. the dog fol-
lowinS her to the street and repeatedly at
tacking her. Marshal Wolf heard her
screams, and went TO the rescue. killing the
animal
CENTERVILLE.-Cen is in the
heat Of another saloon night. James Hanley
has signifed his intention 10 apply for IL
cense the first Monday in August. and the
anti-salOOn people are circulating a re-
monstrance. Since the saloons were closed
three years ago there have been seven APP
plicants for license defeated. Should the
Commissioners refuse license the case will
be carried TO court.
LAPORTE.-The official board OF the
First Christian Church OF this city has
voted TO recall the Rev. K. Il. Widger. now
OF Columbus. Ind. who. since leaving La
porte four years ago. has held pastorates
in Chicago and Grand Rapids Mich He OBJ
tanned national reputation by originating
the roof garden church ct Columbus.
RIDGEVILLE Adams County Lum-
Der Company on Saturday hauled in one OF
the largest trees ever brought 20 Ridgeville,
the butt log. twelve feet long, containing
over 1000 feet The tree sycamore
that grew I'm the Mississinewa bottoms on
the Green farm, six miles west or town,
and required six horses 90 haul IT.
RICHMOND.-Ministers attending the
Western District EvanSelical Lutheran
synod now In session here say IL is one
OF the best this body has ever had. The