The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-02
Indiana Notes.

ELWOOD.-The new schedule Of gas
rates is 81 per month for the first stove.
$50 for the second stove and 81 for each
additional stove. an increase Of 30 cents all
the way round. Open CRATES are raised
from 81 to IS, while jets will remain at the
old price, 20 cents q month. a reduction OF
10 per cent. is to be made on bills paid the
first seven days OF the month. The
ffteen-year-Old son of Elmer Simmons,
while climbing a tree to shake down hick-
DRY nuts, lost his hold and fell twenty
feet. His collar bone was broken in two
places and he suffers internal injuries,
which may result fatally. . Mrs.
Meredith Bicknell, while returning from In
dianapolis on a l.. +. & w passenger train,
was struck in the breast by a stone hurried
through the window Of the car near At
lanta and seriously hurt. Mrs. Lyman
Cheney, also of this city, was cut by hy-
ing glass.
Observation-Disclosures are out for the
marriage of Alexander Starr Reid. OF this
city, auditor of Wayne county, TO MISS
Ethel Pierce. of Fort Wayne, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Pierce. on Oct. IL:
. . There will be n notable gathering at
Grace NJ. +. Church on Sunday, Oct. Is. IL
will be devoted TO the old people, ana the
following ~clergymen, former pastors here,
lam, of this city; Rev. Mr.. Spellman, fOrt
Wayne; Rev; Mr.. Greenman. Marion; Rev
NJ. Mahin, New Castle; Rev. Mr.. Phillps,
Muncie; Rev. Thomas Staber, Indianapolis.
ELKHART.-Henry Beehler. the special
policeman who was shot in one leg during
a riot by strikers at San Francisco, Sunday
morning. Is d SUI d EEtueIlCh D6tiilCl diAL
wife, farm folk, living four miles north
west of Elkhart. He is twenty-fOur years
of age, and served in the Fourth United
States Volunteers in Luzon. On being mus
tered out at San Francisco he remained
there.
WINAMAC. Attorney, Henry r. Rob
bins, in defending himself against proceed
ings to disbar him in Starke and Pulaski
counties, has taken a change of venue 10
Fort Wayne. This is the tenth time he
has moved his case. Many prominent citi-
ZanG and nffnrnnWG Tn1lTa GnnGQT1nnnl
charges against him.
BLOOMFIELD Judge Harris over
ruled the motion of T. Alex. Brown for a
new trial for the murder of William Hoag-
sentenced Brown to a term OF two TO
twenty-one years in the Michigan City PEN
itentiary for manslaughter.
CRAWFORDSVILLE-Tuesday Jesse a.
Greene sold his interest in the Journal, of
this city, to the other members Of the firm.
Arthur A. Mccain, Fred T. Mccain and
Mrs. r. H. 3. Mccain. TIL job department
has been sold to a. NJ. Smith.
VALPARAISO.-The district meeting of
the Woman's Relief Corps will be held at
Hammond Oct. 10. Mrs. Elizabeth
Monon train near Red Cedar lake depot.
MISREPRESENTATION, aged two years.
son of John c. Dawley, found a bottle of
carbolic acid on the floor and drank from
it. The child was seized with commissions,
and it is doubtful that it will live.
VINCENNES.-Lee Fox and his son,
charged with embezZling several hundred
dollars worth of property belonging 10
James Hobbs. of this city, were arrested
and taken to Sullivan Tuesday.
COVINGTON.-General ]. r. C%arnahan,
of Indianapolis, and General Dick. of
Bloomington, ILL.,, addressed the reunion of
the Eighty-sixth Indiana Regiment here
Tuesday evening.
LOGANSPORT.-The fire department was
called out Tuesday morning by a fire in the
residence of j. f. Cradle, which caused a
loss of 81, 500 on building and contents.