The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-14
Indiana Notes.

United States consul at Cardiff. Wales, viii
preach In the Welsh tongue on Sunday at
the FIRST Baptlst Church IN this city a
large attendance is expected from all over
the gas belt. Mr.. Phillips is on his annual
leave from his post. Department
SommSnoer George kreltensteln. OF the IN
diana Division, Of V, and his staff at
tended the banquet given on Thursday
night by r. L. Lesson Camp of this city.
Degree work preceded the banquet and
there was a large attendance from all over
the gas belt.
HARTFORD CITY-Harrison Burchard.
of this city, has filed suit against Mayor
$, G. Young, Marshal Maroellus Recobs, of
Upton, and Aaron Lowe, constable of
Cicero township, Upton county, for 5000
damages for alleged malicious prosecution
and false arrest. The case had its origin
in 1899 when Burchard was arrested at
Upton for selling goods without a license.
and subsequently tried and released
because the ordinance that had been
passed had not then become effective.
WABASH-The Wabash lodge of Elks
has arranged for the distribution of 500
to the deserving poor of the city on Christ
mas. OF this sum over 500 was realized
from the minstrel performance given by
tary oliver Bogue, of the Wabash Car
negie library board, has received from X.
H Franks, Mr.. Carnegies cashier at Ho-
stallment Of the donation of $4,000 MADE
the city for library purposes.
BRAZIL.-Miss Nettie Ussleman, twenty
years Old the daughter of a well-to-do
Parke county farmer, took carbolic acid IN
this city on Friday with suicidal intent be-
cause her lover had deserted her for an
other woman. Her father has been sent
for to care for his daughter. who came here
about two years ago to establish a music
class. Mamie Gibbons, by her faith
er and o next friend, Henry :! Gibbons lib has
for an alleged SANDER.
GOIrTIJ Peter Kline Of
the local police, has been elected superin-
tendent OF police by the Board of Public
Safety, TO assume the duties OF his office
on Jan. l. Harry Bailey, Charles
COggswell and Amos Grant, formerly of
the South Bend Greens, have been signed
to play the coming season with the Column
bus, o., club of the American League.
MARION-The police of this city have
arrested a man giving the name of Dennis
Hayes, but who is believed to be Matthew
Taylor. who is wanted at GAINESVILLE, o..
for the murder of Clarence Warwick, aged
fourteen, on April Z. 1900. He answers the
description in the hands of the police per
fectly. and admits that he has been in
GAINESVILLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peterson, who Wis
tied the site of the Carnegie library on
Thanksgiving day and called the workmen
"scabs" because they worked on holiday
and was arrested for trespass on complaint
of the contractor, w. H. Maxwell, of An
COLA, was found guilty by jury In the City
Court and assessed s. fine and costs, total
of S34.
BEDFORD-The jury in the case of
Frances Evans against the Bedford Quar-
ries Company for $4,000 damages has re-
turned a verdict for damages of $3.50 Evans
was a water boy at the defendants oolitic
stone mill and was killed by falling slab
of stone. The suit was brought by his
father
WARSAW.-Vernon Stump and George
Butcher, sixteen-year-old boys, have been
missing from their homes near Milford sew
eral days. They are supposed to have gone
West, but there is no trace Of them to be
found
RICHMOND.-The Rev. z. V. Spicer, of
this city, is now engaged III highly sue
cessful revival at Plainfeld. There have
been twenty-five accessions to the Chris
tian Church, in which the revival is being
held
ROCHESTER.-The Fulton County Teach
ers' Institute will convene in this place
Monday Dec. Is Judge Alfred Ellison has
been secured to lecture on Monday evening
at the Academy of Music.
PORTLAND.-Warren Overpac, a prom
inent tile manufacturer, was struck by a
falling line shaft on Friday and received in
juTies from which ii is thought he will not
recover.