The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-08
Indiana Notes.

The Daily Star. new paper, has made
its appearance at Cambridge City.
The Richmond Dramatic Club has re-
organized with William Dudley FOulke
for president.
Charles Sutger. of Waveland, who took
morphine with suicidal intent on Saturday.
died Yesterday.
Liberty has a virulent of smallpox.
the victim having contracted the disease
while on a visit 10 Wichita, Kan.
The Richmond City Council has granted
Homer T. Yaryen, OF Toledo, O.. a fran
chise for hot-water heating plant.
John NJ Westcott the millionaire manu-
facturer, will loan the Richmond City
Council 100000 To build an electric light
plant.
The Shelbyville Council has granted to
the Merchants Association the use of the
streets for a carnival and street fair in
June.
Adelbert Cox is on trial at Muncie
charged with feloniously assaulting and
.obbing James O. Bryant, near Dalesville
last November.
The school enumera ton of Sullivan coun-
~, completed yesterday, shows a gain of
II In the county, and stationary figures
in the city OF Sullivan.
The Charlottesville Commercial Club has
declared I'm favor of n subsidy for the trac-
ton company which proposes 10 build a
line from Charlottesville II Alamo.
w. II. Pancake farmer of the MarengO
neighborhood. fell yesterday while filling
a stonecrusher and suffered a fractured
skull and other injuries which resulted
fatally.
The Rev E. F. Hasty of Muncie, and
his committee, have collected $4,000 of q
fund to be invested for the benefit Of the
superannuated ministers of the North m
diana Conference of the Methodist Church.
The stock of Hodupp d Sons. of Portland
who failed recently for about S13,000 was
sold privately at Portland Yesterday for
&, 665. There were eight bidders The stock
went to Hudson & Westcott, of Blooming
tC1.
Elmer Clark, Brice teamster. has filed
suit at Portland against Journey & May.
awmill men. for $1,000 damages. alleging
that he fell into a pit in their yards filled
with hot Goals. and suffered permanent in
turies.
Notwithstanding court decisions to the
contrary the Sullivan County Commission
ers have decided that power of attorney
may be given TO sign ANY and all" remon-
strances against the granting of a liquor
license.
A jury was secured in the Joseph Doug
las murder case al era wfOrdsville yester-
day morning. and after the opening out
line by the States attorney the taking Of
testimony was begun. Nothing sensa tiOnai
was adduced.
Mrs. Charles Deisher. Of CentervilIe, thir-
ty-twO years old, suddenly became violently
insane Monday. and II was with the great
est difficulty that she was Kept from killiny
her three little children. She has been put
under restraint.
The Winchester Womans Club held its
annual meeting yesterday and elected the
following officers. President, Miss Reba c.
Beverly; vice president. Mrs. Bertha Ward ::
secretaries, Mrs. Libbie Rubey and Miss
Indiana Brumfeld; treasurer. Mrs. May
Engle.
Dublin High School commencement exer-
cises were held last night. There were five
graduates. as follows: George TIerbst. Ber-
tha A. Wadden. Stella /. Taylor. Cora 4.
Zeigler Marion Charles. The class address
By President II b Brown. OF the VAL
paraisO Normal.
Marshal Edwards OF KOkomo the fifth
successive holder OF No. badge is criti-
Cally i'll. RE was stricken the day he dom
ned the emblem. which was awarded 10 him
by lot. Each Of his predecessors with the
badge died within a year after assuming
It. two by violence