The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-21
GENERAL INDIANA NEWS
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL OVER HOOSIERDOM.
Boys Narrow Escape from Drowning
-ElwoOd Bartenders UniOnized-SOl-
diers' Reunion at Sullivan.

NEW ALBANY.-The Rev: Albert Hurl-
stone. d. D., pastor of Trinity M. f:
Church, may be called to the pastorate OF
Roberts Park NJ. z. Church at Indianapo-
lis "A delegation from Roberts Park con-
gregation, composed Of j. S. Berryhill, j..
w. Beck. A. f. Wyon, J. w. Thompson and
evening comforting with DR.. Hurlstone rel
alive TO the possibilities of securing his
services at the Indiana Conference, to be
held at Indianapolis on Sept g.
PLAINFIELD-The morning sermon Of
the Rev. E. c. Warning, of the Methodist
Church, was the prophecy OF a new era
He recounted the achievements or the pres
ent age as forces working for the social
revolution of the future. The modern lie
of men and women is spent he said. "be-
tween complying with the daily increasing
demands of life and pursuing the distrac-
tons which help them to forget the strain ;"
The crying need of the age he declared to
be sincerity
LAFAYETTE.-Nex Saturday morning,
in the chapel of ST Elizabeth Hospital.
tbs of st
and a similar number will take the per-
petual vows. Clergymen from all parts of
the diocese will attend. Miss Mary Mar
Gus, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Marcus, of this city, will be one of the
young women to take the vows. The 9TH
ers will come from other cities In Indiana.
RICHMOND.-Arrangem have been
made for the Wayne County Teachers In
stitute, which will be held in Richmond
from Aug. 81 to Sept. 4. The sessions will
be held in the courtroom this year. The
lecturers will be Prof. Earl Barnes, of
Philadelphia, and Prof Cleveland *.
Chase of Earlman College. Special atten-
ton will be given to the section meetings.
LEBANON.-Dudley Miner, of Frank
fort, was arrested on Sunday for running
into a buggy belonging to George Davis
with his automobile. The buggy was
broken to pieces. Mrs. Davis, who was in 1t,
escaped with few bruises. Miner says he
q 1af$ 90
let him, so he ran into the buggy. Miner
was released later.
LAWRENCEBURG.-E Leonard, a
boy of twelve years, while bathing in the
cramps and narrowly escaped drowning.
The plucky boy. although cramped i'm his
left arm and both legs, after frantic
struggle. succeeded in reaching the shore.
where he lost consciousness. He is in a
critical condition
ANDERSON.-Scarlet fever Is prevalent
in parts of this city. Health Officer Hunt
reports twenty-one cases There have been
ing the past ten days. The health officers
are using the most stringent measures to
prevent its further spread. few mild
cases of typhoid fever also are reported.
ELKHART-As a hundred-and- fifty-dol-
lar horse belonging to Liveryman d. r.
Bowles was being led through the barn an
incandescent-light wire broke from its fast
ening at the ceiling and struck the horse
severely that it's hind quarters were para
lived and IL died several hours later.
ELwOOD.-At meeting at Liquor
League Hall on Sunday evening the bar
tenders formed union. which was formally
instituted by Lem Hustled, of Louisville
KY. general organizer of the national or
eanization. Frank Galley Is secretary of the
union which has twenty-eight members. in
Guiding a few Alexandria bartenders.
TIPTON.-Mrs w l.. Bergman OF thi:
city has received official notice of her ap-
pointment as superintendent of the Indiana
department OF women's work at the st
| Louis exposition. Mrs. Bergman is vel
known in club circles and has long beer
| Identified with farmers institute work
! throughout the State.
SrLLIVAN.-The annual reunion of the
Eighty fifth Indiana is being held here. Col
| A. B. Crane. of New York. and Major Johr
! Brant. of Bloomington, are among those
/ present
| LAPEL-vinton Fisher had his left arm
| broken late Saturday afternoon while work
/ ing at an engine in the Wilcox glass fac
! tory. He was Tightening the setscrews