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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
10 WED IN TEXAS.
a Member Of Gov. Montague's
Staff Goes to Lone Star State.

IS, Especial to! Tho Times Dispatch.) 3
p BRISTOL VA, Dec. Su.-On the twelfth
Day of january, 1901, Miss Lurn Bradley,
the pretty and accomplished daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Bradley. OF
Samuel y. Fu:xers0n OF Bristol The
marriage will DO sololnnized In tie First
presbyterian Church., Of Sherman. TIC
groom-elect is Il prominent attorney hero
Ee,ng 4 son 81 the late Col. a. Fulkcrsson,
w;.o once represented tue Ninth Virginia
District In the Natlonu: Congress. ~,
Col. Tulkersonais graduate Of tholV Viz
ginia Military Institute. lis served as
q captain IN the Fourth Tennessee reg,-
mon: during the war Sith Spnin. re Is
at present. q member Of the stan Of Gov
ornor Mon taglle, with tho rank Of colonel
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CHRISTMAS
WEDDINGS
Lieutenant r. S. Knox, U. S. a.,
and Miss Mary Gordon Wal
lace, at tho Brides Home.
81 EGANT COUNTRY WEDDING
Marriage Of Miss Luccc j. ol1'l'-'
son, Of Bedford, to Mr.. James
Adkins, Of Charlotte, N. G.

FIJI fSpccial to The Tim -DtspntctlJ
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
saskatchewan r. s. Knox, son OF Guy
Treasurer r, T.. Knox Of this city. lieu.
tenant IN the United States army, ana
Miss Mary Gordon Wallace. daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. II. II. Wallace, an extreme
~ popular member Of rrederlcSk;sp".s
society, were married here to-hlsht a..
d 7:35 q clock at the residence OF the nl'u1 :,
parents, on Main Street, Key. ". 49, -
smith. rector Of st. Georges Episcopal
church. performing the ceremony. l ~,
rooms we're beautifully dccoated with
cut flowers, potted plants and eVersreeil 70
Tho bride wore n handsome costume VI
white creme dc chine over white taIleta'
with trimmings Of duchess point lace.
Miss Ellen y. Wallace sister ol .,.e
bride Eowned In green China SIX, o ~.
white taffeta, was maid of honor. anu tne
hest man was Captain j. A. Moss. TWEEN
ttv-fourth Infantry, United States army
The bridesmaids we're Misses Reoecca !.
dickinson. Of Caroline: Kate Newer Dog-
rett FRANCES Moncure and Austlna -
Knox, Of this city, the latter SIS OF
the groom. Groomsmen-Messrs. =. Lev
is Wallace, brother OF the ptaue; y:
c,,connor Goolrick, r. Il. Carmichael, OF
~. ritv and lieutenant a. U. Faulk-
,,ars NJ Dupont, Del. Ribbon boys
t1hor,es wallace and John G. Wallace,
of Richmond ~. ,,,,,
fNThe bridesmaids wore white silk null
md carried Bridesmaid roses. An elegant
reception was held at the residence OF
the Bride from S to 10 o'clock. when was
largely attended by prominent rcsiuents,
rs we'll as number 81 guests !lo, ILL.,, q
distance. The presents were numerous
! "a handsome. Lieutenant and MRS
Knox left on the night train for a NORTH
rrf trim.
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PRETTY WEDDINGS.
Two Celebrated in Same Church
the Same Evening.
fsno.ial IN Tha Times.pIspatct

ta Especial to The Ilmes-IOS pdtctl'I
BiSCOE, VA, Dec. 30.-Two excceul' =;
pretty marriages a t9 Menpe .sdis q even
Tihe flrst was Of Mr.. Edward Longest
and Miss Belle Norman. The BRIDE Wear-
inr white silk with applique trimmings
and a full veil, came up With her ni MAY.
OF honor, Miss Jennie Longest IN wnile
.organdy. They both carried Bride roses
The groom came up with his best man.
The other couple was Mr.. George Nor
man and Miss Mable Edwards. -,
THE bride wore dark blue SILK WIN
White applique trimmings ana @ large
maid of honor, her sister. Miss Teresa
Edwards. also wearing blue. They both
carried Bride roses, and were preceded
Z hv the flower girl, C!larissa Edwards
This dainty little maid was in white.
THE groom came UP with his best man.
4 Rev. Alex. Fleet performed tho cere-
monies. III
THE bridal parties then repaired to Mr..
Joseph Nor man S, the father of one bride
md ono groom, where a large reception
was held.
The decorations were very pretty green.
n with S touches Of white, Miss Ella Fleet.
z gan.
Again on Thursday morning a very
pretty marriage took place the contract
ing parties being Mr.. Hurley Brooch and
, Miss Matte Watkins.
The bride, wearing dark blue cloth.
J;os;llie Bro, ell in white rrgandy.
The groom, coming up. with his best
man. Mr.. Brooks Rev. Alex, Fleet per-
formed the ceremony.
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SAVED BY q. GRIT.
Remarkable Fight for Life OF a
Bristol Young Man.

(Spoc!al to The Times Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL, VA, Dec 30..-Stuart Q.
Collup son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Collup, OF Bristol. was seriously, II not
fatally, injured at Muncie, Ind. q few
days ago The young man VINO was N
the employ or a Western railway, was
waking a coupling at Muncie, when by
some means his foot got caught between
the ties. The train came back upon him.
and, clinging to tho car in front ct him,
ho was dragged twenty yards with one
foot under the wheel OF the car oeh no
him. sl5s 4, &. u 4.
Tho shoe was finally torn from the
foot, when the member was saved tEotl
icing completely crushed by quick
movement. Tho ankle joint was wrenctl-
cd oiut Of place, and the foot was almost
pulled Off. II was only the younE mans
presence OF mind and determination thaF
saved him from instant death,
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TREE FELL ON BOY.
Congressman Klutz's Son Ac-
cepts Position With Hearst,

Especial to The Times lspatch') F3s.9
SALISBURY, N, q, Dec. So,-ReoY' 2,
A. Brown. OF Gibsonyille. has accented
n cal to the passionate Of Organ Lutl7er-
an Church Rowan county, ana VIII en-
tor upon his duties at once.
a six-year-old son Of Mrs, james ~.
ders, OF Rowan county, was, seriously
Injured Saturday by a tree falling on
tic little fellow. a number OF bones
were broken and he WAS othef"'se NJ
jured. - po,ro.
sertnt tive Theodore =. Sluttz, OF. this
s ei has accepted q flatterlng offer made
him by w, r. Hearst, editor Of the New
york American He will leave n 9 few
days to take up the duties Of his new
position for which he y well f|tted. nav
Ing Represented the Charlotte Observer
at this place for long While; MI.
Kluttz expects later to return to his
chosen profession, the law.
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STEPS TO PREVENT
ANOTHER MASSACRE.
Mass-Meeting Of Jews Held at
Savannah President Says He
Will be Ready tofAct, 81
(By Associated Press.>

SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. Goat a mass
meeting OF the Jews Of Savannah. hetl
IN the synagogue tonight, a COMMITTEES
was appointed and given full power to
act as they saw ut regarding any meas
ure toward preventing a repetition OF the
Kishineff massacre Addresses were made
by Or. George soloFaons, Or, y, F,
Mendes. s. T. Taza.rone and p. Epstein.
Among the measures counseled was tia
colonization OF tho Russian Jews in
America and an appeal to this GOVERN
ment and a direct appeal to the CzarlnS.
A communication from the Hon Simon
WOLF, OF washington, and "A. s. solonaons,
of New York, stated that they had IL ca|Esa
had said: when the time for action
comes ] will be found neither waiting
nor wanting" IL. i
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Married in Washington.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
TyYYNIAN'S MILL, VA, December 3d.
This morning two happy couples left OAK
Park for washington, where they were
married in the afternoon. The contract
Ing parties are Mr.. Risto Lacey, Of Bal
tlmore, and Miss Emma Collins; Mr.. j.
Arkinbright, Of Baltimore. and Miss LIZ
zle Lacey.
The young ladies. both Of Oak Park.
are among the most attractive ana pop
MAR young ladies In the neghborhood
and viii, be greatly missed by a score OF
friends. It'll 4, Il 5 &!
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Tacob-Kellam.
fSnoc,oI ,- rrbo ,rjmns- !

Especial t. The imes-p!spatch)
Robert jacob, OF Duckngton Farm. this
county. and Miss, Lille May, the popular
and attractive daughter OF Mr.. y. c..
kellam were married this afternoon Ut
Rev, c. e, Watts, the pastor. officiating.
Tho church was crowded viii friends
and relatives 10 witness the ceremony.
pic left for tour to Norfolk, Washing
ion, Baltimore a1d other points North.
MIR. and Mrs, Jacob will reside at Duck
lnglon the hone of the groom. In VII
CONS Neck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
Gibson-Ginn.

(speclal to The Times-D lspatch.)
WILDWOOD, VA, Dec. 30.-At higM
noon Miss i1stelle CHM and Mr.. TredWeen
Gibson, both from tlie Vicinity OF Mill
wood were quietly married at thc honne
Of the BRIDES mother. Mrs, James CHM,
Rev Edward lngle officiating.
tamiIios Of the bride and groom, with
a few friends were present.
Tho bride, handsome brunette. ~ the
daughter Of the late james CHM, OF TINS
county. The groom Is the son of John NJ.
Gibson, clerk OF the County and Circuit
Courts Of Clarke county.
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Sowe,.s-Shult.

4 Especial 10 The Times Dispat ch.)
Y WIN HESTER. VA., Dec. &c. Mr. ROD.
ert +, SUwers and Miss Bessie Bris .N..s
Girlsl%were nnrried at the Prcshyterini
Church., nj Marlboro, this afternoon by
Rev. A. q. Link, Of ,strasburg. !,
The bride rs tho duughler Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. IBriscoe ChiIlt and the groom Is q
Young farmer Of Clarke county. IN
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Halt the youngest daughter % ttrs. WASH,
and Mi. 81 fl! Rowsey. of RichtaotidI /, I,
THE cerctitot1y was performed ny nev y,
NJ. Taylor, II the presssh1lc.o e, Of ~
After TIC ceremony the entire coit1painv
retired is the dining room. where an el 10
gait Srernst was served NJ \. !. II
Among those present were: MI u, ,a a1as
Hose and dnughter Miss Buri'lis and Miss
jcnsecy Of Richmond. sii X MI 553 IN
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r. 4
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. James
GrIgg, at No. 100 West Avenue
The Misses Matt OF New Orleans. have
been spending the holiday season y az ne
Jefferson Hotel. this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter Cary. OF
Chicago, have returned to Richmond from
a short visit to Hanover county, a. }tesl
Dr.. and Mrs. Alfred Leftwich Gray
hive returned from their bridal trip and
are now in Richmond for the rest OF the
winter. As
Mrs. W. Greanor Neal and Mrs. John
Clifford Miller are back from spending
the Christmas holidays most pleasantly
with their parents IN Culpeper county. RI
Miss Gould, of New York, IS visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Mosby at their MONS e'tA
on East Grace Street. ", y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
Cuthriel-- arinholt.
Miss Hebbard Introduced.

tt ~ .
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Humilton's re-
cepton las. evening. introducing Miss
Ruth Hebbard to Richmond society. was
a very brilliant and q very delightful at
fair
The house, which lends itself hand
somely to entertaining. was very charm
lngly decorated in Southern smilax,
Christmas cvergrecns, American Beauty
roses and red waxen tapcrs in silver can
ielcbra, shedding their warm glow
throughout parlors and library. i8,
Miss HebbGrd stood with her mother,
looking ext remedy pretty and sirlish IN
white: nth q bouquet of American Beau
ty buds. Mrs Schuyler Hamilton wore q
lace robe over taffeta, with diamonds.
Miss Sophie White and Miss Mary
I3clrne were at tho punch bowl.
Among those who called during the
evening were: E
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T.. Wilmer. Mr..
und Mrs. Charles T.. Borden, Governor. and
Mrs. Andrew ]. Montague, DR.. and Mrs.
j, N. Upshur. Mr.. and Mrs. George L..
Fender, Mr.. Harold Ponder. Dr. and Mrs.
Truman Alfred Parker, Attorncy-General
and Mrs, William Anderson, Or. and
Mrs, Franklin CoWles Woodward, sAdm,ral
and Mrs. Harrle Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter IIerndon Miles, Mr., and Mrs. Gill;
ford Vernon Lewis, Misses Matthews. Mr..
and Mrs Mann Satterwhte Valentine,
Miss Gladys Frayser, Miss Nellie Gordon.
Miss Marion Elise Pnrkinson.' Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Woodward, Colonel and Mrs. John
II. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier
and many others. 5,
a reception to Dr. Robert II. Fife. at
tho Nvoman's Club, will follow his lecture
10 be given at 4;3O O clock this afternoon,
I.11J Ill md tho mn
associated with the famous hero.
"A. p. W. A, Tea.
Tho Association for the Preservation OF
taticns for a tea to be given Tuesday.
january S, 1914. from to 8 o'clock, at
No, 7o7 East Franklin Street.
The Central Committee will receive the
guests, and will be in llne without bon
Iets. II
asked to notify Mrs. ], Enders Robinson.
Of No 1ls south Third Street.
Tho Christmas and New Year dance
OF The Richmond Cotlllon Club Will DO
ME, Mr. Adolphus Blair leading, The
dnnco will be one OF the prettlest Of the
sea son, will be largely attended and win
have a number of holiday features rem
derIng it unusually attractive,
rho club Officers are: Mr.. Henry Hot 81
kiss, president; Mr.. George d, Morgan,
secretary and treasurer; Mr.: Philip r,
Carton MI, William 3. Turner MI
carl NJ. Goodloe, Mr. g, Irving Blair
and Mr.. Henry p, Adalr Chaperones
includes: Mi, and Mrs, Adolphus Blair
Mr., and Mrs. George w. Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs, T. N, Jones, Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard r, Wilson, Mr.; and Mrs. Meade lead
y spicer. Mr. and MIS-; ELY Hart9 Mr sore ORG
Mrs. Philip r. Powers Mr.. and Mrs,
Stewart NJ. woodward, Mr., and Mrs,
James II, Rutherford, Mr.. and MIS-.
Edmund Benson and Mr., and Mrs, A.
L., Adamson t.s
Mrs. Margaret +" Beattle. of no. 22a
Governor street, announces the marriage
Of her daughter Helen eamHbesll to TO- ! Mr. :
Reuben Thomas Lipscomp' on Ihprsday,
December Gath. at the home Of the bride.
this city,
Personal Mention.
AIRS. Edwin Gibson. Of t,ulpeper, Va. y
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Spicer-Gold,

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch,l
WILSON n. g., Dec, 30-A beautiful
wedding was celebrated last night nj tho
peautiful and accomplished dalghter.
Miss Ruth Fortune Gold. was led ia Tho
altar by Pr. Williams spicer. OF Colds.
poro n. G.
ceplion and supper. after which Dr. and
Mrs, Spicer LETT on bridal tour,
they Will reside at Goldsboro
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aGibso,,11-Grirn.

Hi. (Spocal to rho Times -Dlspatcn.)
! CH1iSTE1a VA, Dec. 3o.-Mr.
l'readwel1 Gibson and Miss Estclle Grin,
lies were r1nrried ut the bride $ home,
l.nur Noyce. this afternoon by Rev Ed
ward Englc or tho Episcopal Church,
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Farmers Club Banquet.
tsp3ec!al to The ,TIn'es,Dlspateshh.> -,
Christmas bnnauet NJ tile w lillian Nelson
Farmers Club was held at tho home OF
Mr., Edgar Pollard Saturday. h KIN
l19o3-1e04.

Representing the Hartford Fire Insur-
anco, Company and the Aetna Life'a Ac-.
cident Department. return my sincere
thanks to my friends for their liberal
patropas,. PARTIES desiring ,up-to-dats
accident and fire Insurance policies, So
cured by millions, ana at moderate cost.
will And it to their interest to confer
' GEORGE q. JEFFERsQN's
en- INSURANCE Asepcy, ].
'Fhone 25A Times Building.
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Shooting ARRAY.

fEpeclal to The Times-D !spatch.)
EAST RApFcRD. VA, Dec. 3o.--George
Brown, OF Crockotts, W.. was !, shnt ~ ~
The Police Court put tlne Of s25 on Lin
kus and dismissed him,. as brown was
ir fault. Tie will most likely recover
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Richards--Sn1ith.

R sIspDeirSRRl1 i! GGsbuRa INV VA Dec
Mr.. pnnhill Richards and Miss Annie
Smith, daughter. Of Mr.. r.. Smith, were
married a few days ago ut Orange Court.
house. iy Il f5 Gst WI IN f -af5E
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Thot11assot1-Gille

Especial 10 Tho tines Dispatcli) 4.
\ SKI WlTIT, Ig vA., Dec, 30..1,Mlr - sidney
hurried Tuesday Iat the BRIDES home. by
Roy r. o. Edwards. III t A tii Il
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Rousey--Wasl,.

ESPECIAL tn The Times-Dspa tch.a
& BEAVER DAM VA. Dec. @,-The home
of Mrs. Wash was the scene OF pretty
and attractive wedding Monday evening,
the con tTacting parties being Miss Hattie
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06
BATTLE is ON In JASPER
CLAIMS OF TEMPERANCE PEOPLE
AND LIQUOR MEN AT RENSSELAER,.
Victorious Saloon Men at kOkomO Re-
ceive Licenses and Admit Fight
Cost Them $4,000.
to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RENSSELAER,, Ind, Sept. 5.-Another big
battle in an all-summer's war on the
saloons of Rensselaer, ended last midnight.
The saloons here have been driven out of all
wards except the First. There for months
past every applicant has been defeated by
remonstrances under the Nicholson law un-
til only one is left. Two of the previously
defeated saloons are now applying for
licenses under other names.
The temperance people, led by the
Rensselaer, Ministerial Association, have
made a mighty effort to defeat the APP
plicants. while all the saloon men i'm town
nave combined to defeat the temperance
people. The result is an apparent victory
for the saloons. as on the face of the re-
turns they have filed enough Withdrawals
from the remonstrances to give them five
majority. On the other hand, the anti
saloon forces claim that many of their
Withdrawals are illegal AND that when the
cases come to trial beforefthe commission
ers next week they will win out by six TO
eight majority. Union township, this coun-
ty, has filed it's fourth successive successful
remonstrance against a saloon at Parr. the
town of which ex-Judge Simon Parr
Thompson is the founder, namesake and
principal owner, together with 1000 acres
of land surrounding Ii.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06

DELPHI, Ind, Sept civilian Henry
Rffey died at his home on the Tlppe-
canoe river, three miles west or TINS city,
to-day. after a lingering illness be was
born in Licking county, Ohio, In lSo, anu
came to this county with his parents In
1S4S. He was one OF the ~best-known men
In Carroll county. For several years ne
managed the county asylum. he was a
member of l.. o. .. r. No. Is, of this city,
which will have charge of the funeral. He
leaves a widow and one daughter, three
sisters and a brother. The funeral will be
held at the residence Tomorrow AFTERNOON.
Burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Delphi.
KOKOMO, Ind, Sept 5.-The funeral OF
Mary Bryan Cobb will be held at New
London Church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Ted
ford, interment at New London graveyard
Col. W. j.. Bryan. her step-grandson, has
been notified by telegram. as have other
relatives. Mrs. Cobb was a member or
the "Old Time Baptist Church. She died
at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
j. NJ. Ritchey, near New London.
BRIGHT. Ind. Sept. 5.-David Kibbe,
aged fifty, a wealthy and prominent
farmer and one of the most influential men
In Dearborn county. died suddenly to-day
of heart disease at his home near here. lie
leaves n widow and several children.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Sept. 5.-Mrs. Martha
A. Worsham, one of the last of the early
settlers of White River township, is dead.
She was seventy-eight years of age and
had lived In this county nearly sixty years.
MARION, Ind, Sept. abraham Fut-
rell, a resident of Grant county FOR sixty
years, is dead.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06
ROW GROWS UGLY
1SROF. GLAsCock, LAFAYETTE PRIN-
CIPAL, BRINGS DAMAGE SUIT.
IA rtholosn County's Divorce Dock
ct Heavy-Collapse OF Laporte Wom-
News I'm General.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 5.-Another SEN
sationai turn Ia the Glascock case occurred
this afternoon when the Islander suit was
FLED I'm the Circuit Court by Prof. Glascock-
Harry E Click. a local druggist. is named
as defendant Professor Glascock asks
SIS. go for alleged defamation of character.
This Is the first time the principal of Wash
ington school has slapped back at his &C
cusers. and the institution of civil proceed
tngs has caused a great revival of interest
In the Glascock affair. IN his complaint
Glascock AYERS that Click has been instru-
mental in causing him to be prosecuted
without cause and that by reason OF the
attack on his character he has lost his
position at Washington school. Although
the board has not yet positively announced
that Glascock has been dismissed, il has
been known that such a decision would
finally be rendered.
Mr.. Click. who has been one of the most
active leaders I'm the movement to bring
about Professor Glascock's removal, is
secretary Of the State Board Of Pharmacy.
He has a daughter in Washington school,
and he says Ii was due to her complaint
regarding the conduct of Professor Glas-
cock toward his pupils that he worked for
the latter's dismissal. Mr.. Click not only
accused the school principal of too much
m with his girl pupils, but also
declared that Glascock had diverted 81
whichshe collected from the pupils to buy
q piece OF furniture for the scnoOlroom.
In spite OF accusations against him and
the knowledge that he must lose his posi-
ton at Washington school. Professor Glas-
cock maintains his innocence. TIL School
Board is III session tonight 10 give a fur
Their hearing TO the accused man. II is now
probable that others will be involved in
the general row that threatens to mar the
local school system before it is settled and
which had its origin In the case of Professor
Glascock. The School Board has announced
II. Bedgood, superintendent OF schools, for
his alleged severe criticism Of the boards
f0rmer action IN dismissing the charges
against Professor Glascock. Superintendent
Bedgood acknowledges that he recently crit
1cised the board for not ousting Glascock.
Two members OF the board, President john
son and DR.. W. 8. Walker, who have been
IN favor OF retaining Glascock, will prefer
the charges against Superintendent Bed
good and the case Will come up for hearing
after the present one is disposed of. Super
~lntendenr Bedgood also announces that if
Professor Glascock was not dismissed he
would himself resign.
On account OF the illness of DIR. Walker,
or the School Board, no decision was
reached In the GlaScock case tonight. The
trustees assembled. but made no effort TO
decide the question. deferring final action
until Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06
Indiana Notes.

MISUNDERSTANDING Estes. of Alamo. a
suburb of Kalamazoo. Mich, Saturday, be-
fore Judge j. c.. Richter in chambers, APP
piled for a writ of habeas corpus for pos
session of his ten-year-old daughter. Ger
trude Estes, who, he alleged. had been
taken away from his home by his divorced
wife, Mrs. Alice T.. Estes, of Laporte. and
is now being detained in this city by her.
GREENSBURG.-A double decked car
load of sheep, owned by T. II. Profits. of
Louisville, was struck by n freight back
ing into a switch i'm the railroad Yards here
Friday morning. The force of the col
lision drove a passenger coach, used
as q caboose on the freight, almost through
the entire length of the carload of sheep.
killing over 100 of the $50 in the car.
MICHIGAN CITY.-Miss Elizabeth Urch.
who mas filled the position of instructor of
English In the public schools i'm Michigan
City for several years. has been offered
and accepted a position as head of the
English School at Mt. Pleasant, Mich
Miss Margaret Sleizer will succeed Miss
Urch i'm Michigan City.
LAFAYETTE.-John Van Dyke, the Lake
Erie car inspector. whose head was crushed
between two cars Friday night. is still alive
at st. Elizabeth Hospital, although the sur
geons there say he has a very small chance
for recovery.
RICHMOND.-Levi Rhoades. of this CITY
has N Hal Clipper colt fifteen months old
that is a prize winner. TIL colt was shown
four times at the Liberty fair, getting two