The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-04
Indt ana Notes.

MARION.-Lout Weber treasurer OF
the local union of3bartenders. has suddenly
left the city for Gan unknown destination
and carried with Rim funds belonging TO the
local union amoUtting TO about $500 Web
Der had lived in tIarion several years and
was always considered a reliable fellow.
His bondsmen W re obliged TO make good
the amount OF Is deficit Marion
merchants are pr4 Barring TO organize an as
ISOLATION for thf purpose Of protecting
themselves again3 shopifters.
RICHMOND.-Gl the third Sunday in
this month the Ri ]. NJ. Land will preach
his farewell sermzn pastor Of the Chris
tan Church at CynterVille. Wayne county.
That will complex his third year The Of
fetal board has bot chosen "A pastor for
another year Miss Amy Wick. OF
the Moody Traintlg School, Chicago, has
declined a call 10 his city city mission
ary. A SfieS OF games by the
Richmond, Muncif and Racine, Wis, polo
teams is soon TO arranged.
RUSHVILLE-khe last will Of william
Henry Smith, wh4 was the oldest native
born resident OF this city, has been pro-
bated Susan Ma Smith. his widow, Is
sole legatee. Mrs. smith is named as execu-
trix, and will qua. ~, giving bond for S24,-
90. The EHv. w. j. Russell. pastor
of the Main-stret Christian Church, has
rendered his resi- lnation, which has beer
accepted He hsf accepted a call 10
Pittsburg church.
HAGERsTOWM- A movement is under
way in this vicinity 20 secure the passage
by the next Legislature OF a law similar
TO the existing ons in California making IL
compulsory 10 spis.y fruit trees at certain
seasons. Fruit trEs experts declare that II
the trees in Indiarkl were regularly sprayed
at proper seasonsfthere would never be a
failure OF fruit al a the trees would soon
become thrifty ans vigorous In growth.
FLORA.-A TELEGRAM received here says
William Ulm. whS left here thirty years
ago 10 locate in Montana. was killed on
Monday in a rur4w accident at Great
Falls. that Statef In 1871 he went west
and amassed a 4rtune which was later
nearly all swept away by the failure OF
a bank at Great IFalls in which he was
interested.
PORTLAND.-T3e Redkey Telephone
Company has asa LED a franchise OF the
County Commissios ers OF Jay county, max
ing the statement that an extension Of
its lines is under xntemplatiOn. The COM
pany was organized for the purpose Of
operating exchanges and toll lines IN Jay,
Delaware, Blackfed, Wells and Randolph
counties.
FRANKIIN=Atr revival OF large proper
tions is under wy at the Presbyterian
Church here whEe for more than two
weeks the Rev. "a Z. Walker. an evange-
list has been conc quoting services with an
attendance limited. oniy by the capacity OF
the church There have been many add
tions TO the church membership.
WINDFALL.-Mss Dian Russell. wife Of
Martin V. Russell. sesding six miles north
east Of this place. sas filed suit in the Tip
ton Circuit Court against Benjamin r. Con-
way. one OF the weolthiest and most promi-
nent farmers OF the county. demanding 80
900 damages for alleged SANDER.
/ELWOOD.-The resignation OF NJ. NJ See.
chief Of the ElwoAd fire department. has
been accepted by SHE City Council and
Charles Van Fossen. a Republican mem
Der OF the police force. and formerly a
city councilman. Gas been chosen 10 sue
coed him on Jan. y
BRAZIL--On Tuesday morning when
Cora Walden. four-year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Che lies Walden. was play
ing with some mattsles her clothing caught
fire and her BODY swas almost burned TO
a crisp before the flames we're put out. She
will die.
KOKOMO.-The Rev. r. q. Shouse has
resigned the PAS crate OF the Baptist
Church here and f.ill accept a call in the
South on account .Sf the 81 health OF his
wife He will locate In Georgia.
SULLIVAN.-Elser d. r. Francis OF
New Carlisle Ind: has accepted a call to
the First Christian; Church OF this city.