The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-01
GENERAL INDIANA NEWS
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL OVER HoOsIERDOM.
Terre Haute's Soldier Candidate
FOrtville Temperance Town
Marriages at Monroe.

NALPARAISO.-Perso here who knew
Daniel Hyde, whose mangled body was
found several days ago along the Michigan
Central Railroad tracks near Chesterton,
believe he committed suicide. 1t develops
that he had many domestic troubles and
had often threatened to take his own life.
1t is now believed that he threw himself
under the train. Hyde had the contract
Tor building new Catholic church at
Chesterton and there showed signs of
dependency.
WINDFALL.-Cal Dean. noted auctioneer
and farmer, was surprised by his wife and
FAMILY Sunday, the occasion being we'd
ding anniversary. He was decoyed TO Fair
mount. and on his return found fine din
ner and house full of invited guests
The heirs and descendants of John
and Catherine Murray, of Pennsylvania.
who settled in Madison county in an early
day, held their annual reunion Sunday at
the home of John Altman, near Alexandria.
BLOOMINGTON.-Th annual soldiers
reunion of Company ID, Fiftieth Indiana,
and Company i. Eighty-second Indiana, was
held near White Hall Monday. Over three
thousand were present. William +. Brown
ing presided, and addresses were made by
the Rev. Mr.. Wood, OF Solsberry. Judge
Wilson and the Rev. c. W. Whitman, of
Bloomington. 1t was the most successful
meeting ever held.
MUNCIE.-The third annual reunion of
the Hollinger-Shire families will be held at
Daleville' TuesdaE Sept l. at the nome s, or
is largely represented at Muneie. Daleville
Anderson, Brazil and Terre Haute. E. p.
Shire, of Oblong, Ill, is president or the
association, and James Mickey, Daleville
secretary.
LAFAYETTE.-Prof. NJ. V. O'Shea, of the
University of Wisconsin. and Prof w. NJ.
Giffin. of Chicago. are the two educators
Teachers Institute, which opened at Wash
ington School Monday Prof. OShea lee
lures on psychologys and Prof. Giffin on
mathematics.
TERRE HAUTE.-Lafayette Brownold.
commander of Morton Post, g. A. r., mas
announced his candidacy for the Repub-
lican nomination for mayor next year. 1t
is commonly understood that Mayor Steeg
will try for the third nomination by the
Democrats and for a third term in Of
flee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cooper Monday
filed affidavits on information for the ar
both of Russiaville. Taylor is accused of
running blind tiger" and lies with re-
falling without license. lies is proprietor
of the village drug store.
FORTVILLE.-Sept. 2, the last of Fort
villes five saloons will go cut of business
and the town will be without a licensed
saloon. A social club with a long list of
members has been Incorporated and a num-
Der of soft-drink houses are preparing for
business
JEFFERSONVILLE.- Jeffersonville
Star new Republican daily, will issue it's
initial number Tuesday. new outfit,
lnclucing linotype, mas Deen lnstaied, ana
a seven-column paper will be printed. 1t
will be the only Republican daily in the
county.
MONON.-Two couples of well-known
young people were married Sunday night.
They were Wilbur Bailey and Miss Hattie
Heltzel and John w. Gray and Miss Ethel
Rush, the Rev. w. III. Broomfied perform
ing both ceremonies.
LAPORTE-Judge Richter of the Circuit
Court, has appointed Joseph Oliver, of
Michigan City, probation officer for La
porte county.