The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-09
Indiana Notes.

PERU.-Trainmaster Wells of the Wa
bash, and Superintendent Deniston, of the
hereafter smoking on excursion trains
must be confined to the smoking cars at
the front The fifty-eighth annual
ST. Joseph Conference of the United
church in Peru Tuesday of next week and
will continue till the 2lst. Bishop Kephart
will preside. Tuesday the city of
Peru will vote on the question of a SIS 900
subsidy to assist in getting the general
shops of the c., r. & M.
WINCHESTER.-C. C. Peelle, a brother
of Judge Stanton ]. Peelle, and of the
late William A Peelle, has purchased the
Record at Paris, Ill. He will at once leave
for that city to take charge of the paper.
which will be published as semi-weekly.
the Daily and Weekly Herald of this city
to his former partner, S. S. Watson, a
brother of Representative Watson.
MARION.-Marion's new Conservatory of
Music will open next Monday. The Marion
Conservatory has in its new edifice the
only building in the State especially de-
signed for a conservatory. S. Hamilton
Nussbaum and Percy l.. Nussbaum, the
proprietors, have arranged to erect two
flats just east of the new conservatory
to be used as dormitories
observation-disclosures Frank III. Green
has completed his inquest in the case of
w. Stewart Miller. deceased. The verdict
follows: Death was due to blood poisoning
from a shot wound of the left forearm:
said wound being produced by the dis
charge of a shotgun in the hands of Rolla
A. Clingman.
PORTLAND.-The schools of the city
opened on Monday morning, and all of the
ward buildings are well filled. Hale Bradt
formerly of Bloomington. is the superin-
tendent. The County Commissioners
reported the tax levy as three cents less
on the hundred dollars than il was last
year.
GREENFIELD.-The Teachers Insti-
tute of Hancock county is in session here
this week at the high school building. One
hundred and fifty teachers are in attend.
ance. Prof. ID. w. Dennis. of Earlham
College, and State superintendent Frank
l.. Jones, of Indianapolis, are the instruc-
tors.
Medical Society will meet at North Judson
Tuesday The Odd Fellows of this
Twentieth Indiana district will hold their
annual meeting at Rensselaer, Tuesday and
Porter. Jasper. Newton and Starke coun.
ties.
BLOOMINGTON.-At a meeting of the
stockholders of the Monroe County Bank
of the bank, in place of III. E. Wells. whose
death occurred a few weeks ago. The bank
| stock is now OWED almost entirely by
| Bloomington people.
| WABASH.-The Stoops reunion will TAX,
| place at Wabash Park Sept. 25 and 26 In.
| formation will be furnished by Thomas O,
| William Stops. of Connersville. W. III
Stops, of Wabash, or A. Stops. of Castle
| ton. All relatives to the Stops famil,
| are invited to attend.
| VINCENNES.-Th Christian churches O.
/ Knox county held their annual joint meet
ing at the fair grounds here on Sunday
| The attendance was large. The Rev c. A
Young, of Chicago. editor OF the Christian
| Century. was the speaker.
| RICHMOND-Prof. Jerome Mcneil o
| this city, has accepted the chair of biolog,
4 at Palmer University, Muncie. Ind.
ROCKPORT.-Rev Daniel Ryan, former
l ly department commander of the @. A r