The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24
Indiana Notes.

RICHMOND.-The Photographers Art
League of Indiana will meet here on March
10 and IL. During the meeting there will be
demonstrations of work and an exhibit of
pictures. banquet will close the meeting.
Boyd & Drischel, cheese manufac-
turers of Cambridge City recently sent
cream cheese to the meeting of the Wis
consin Cheesemakers' Association. That
State has 1,S00 cheese factories, that the
competition was very strong. Their cheese
was graded S312 and awarded a cash prize
and a bronze medal.
KNIGHTSTOWN.-T second annual
tri-county institute. for the farmers of
Rush. Henry and Hancock counties, will
be held in this city on Monday and Tuesday
next. The sessions will be morning, after
noon and night, in the Alhambra Opera
House. At the same time the second an
nual corn exhibit will be held In Bells Hall.
A programme of great interest to the farm
ers has been arranged, and a large attend
ance is expected.
Observation-Disclosures. Florentine Bastine.
a French woman of this city, robbed
of her eight-year-Old son on Wednesday.
The child taken by his father from
whom the woman had been separated about
two years. The father claimed TO have
papers giving him the custody of the child,
issued by Ohio court, but these were not
served to secure possession of the child.
The father simply took him and returned to
Ohio.
ELWOOD.-ApriI and have been decid-
ed upon as the dates for the meeting of the
temples of Rathbone Sisters, which is to be
prises Madison, Delaware Upton, Howard,
Henry and Randolph, in which there
more than twenty temples, all of which will
be represented. Miss Cora Tweley, of this
city. deputy grand chief. will preside, and
number of grand temple officers will be
present.
WABASH.-The Interstate and Northern
Indiana Poultry and Pet Stock Associations
are holding their annual meetings in this
city. Fine fowls and high-bred dogs from
all parts of this State and southern Michi-
gan are on exhibition, and good crowds
have visited the show. The awards will be
made on Friday.
EVANSVILLE.-Georg Shepherd has
been adjudged insane by Justice G. l.. Rob-
erts. Shepperd, who was prominent in
business and politics for some years, was
arrested several weeks ago for breaking
into store and confessed his guilt He
was indicted by the grand jury, but the in
dictment will be nollied and he will be con-
fined in the asylum.
MUNCIE.-The Art Students League Of
Muncie will give an exhibition of New
York artists paintings &c for on, one week to
be represented in this exhibit are Child
Hassam Edwin Blashfield. Carroll Beck
with, William NJ. Chase. Carl Blenner;
Carleton Virgins, William Sartain and
Charles G. Curran.
CRAWFORDSVILLE.- Godkin,
a discharged soldier of Company d, Sec
ond Regiment. United States army, was
put off the Big Four train here on Tues
day night, being sick with the measles and
pneumonia. He lives at Kansas City and
claims to have had a pass to that point.
but that the conductor refused to honor it.
FORT WAYNE.-Sam Wah, a local
] laundryman, has received a dispatch from
! his brother, stating that the latter. Jim
Wah, has landed at San Francisco, on his
him his wife and year-old baby. Mrs. Wah
and her child will be the first Chinese wom-
an and baby to come to this city
| MONTPELIER.-Late Wednesday night
/ II
| from an overheated stove. and before it
! could be extinguished the building was
Quilted. The employees had a hard time to
keep the fire from the main building. The
loss is several hundred dollars, but the
plant will not have to close.
! WINCHESTER.-Willi Clark of Muir
freesboro, Ill, has been sentenced to from
| two to fourteen years in penitentiary for
! Clark is the man who led Detective Fletch-
| er twenty-mile foot race before he
was captured, as published in the Journal
early in the week.
| commencement of the Marion High School
| took place on Thursday night. DR.. r. j.
| Alley, of State University, delivered the adj
/ dress to the class. There were six gradu-
| ates three boys and three girls. The gram
mar school exercises will be held Fri
! day night.
! BRAZIL.-The new Davis Hotel, which
/ cost over $50 900 to build and furnish, was
opened to the public on Wednesday night.
! There was an elaborate banquet in honor
/ of the occasion, at which over $50 covers
/ were laid. j. II. Nichols is the manager.
| CENTERVILLE.-The Wayne County
| Farmers Institute closed very successful
| two days session here on Thursday. The
| attendance was very large II. l.. Newln,
/ of Dearborn county, and Mrs. De VilbisS,
| of Allen county, were the instructors
| MADISON - Madison Comma ndery. No
%, knights Templars, gave a banquet and
| reception in Masonic Hall Thursday night
! The principal speaker was Senator L. p.
! Newly, of Knightstown, grand commander
! of the State of Indiana.
/ RUSHVILLE.-The City Council has
] passed an ordinance limiting the speed of
/ trains through this city to fifteen miles per
ing the four railroads here to put on eleven
] new fiagmen.