The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-15
Indiana Notes.

LAPORTE.-The cornerstone of the new
St. Stanislaus's Catholic Church at Terre
Coupee will be laid Sunday, Aug. 30, with
appropriate ceremony. The parish consists
the Rev. A. Buechler, &. S. {. The RI.
Rev. Herman Joseph Alerding. of Fort
Wayne. bishop of the diocese. Will be pres
emit : . : John Firaoh, of Michigan city,
has sued the Chicago & Great Lakes Com
pany for damages in the sum OF $3.50, al
leging he was seriously injured by the snap
ping of a chain on a derrick owned by the
defendant and operated by the p%lalntin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fish commits
sioners have been spending several days
in this county looking into violations or
tons. Many seins and nets were found and
destroyed and other prosecutions are TO
follow. D~ynamiting especially is being IN
a inn "a INTO INTO h nTea no spEr.sm in ,s ars the
officers to rid these waters OF illegitinate
fishermen.
ELwOOD.-Alfred Tucker, who kidnapped
his four-year-old daughter from the home
of DIR. w. s. Brandon at Daleville, while
the body of his divorced wife was being
lowered into the grave in a neighboring
cemetery, was arrested here this morning
where he was in hiding at the home OF a
relative. The Muncie authorities were noti-
fled and he was ordered released, on the
grounds that his divorced wife being dead
the father had a legal right TO his daughter.
LAFAYETTE.-Because the current crank
on a North Side trolley car would not work
Thursday night. the car crashed into q
crowd of young people at the corner OF
Eighteenth and Greenbush streets. Archie
Mcdowell was badly injured about the
head and shoulders. and one of the young
ladies was severely bruised. Miss Lumiston
was badly cut in the mouth and Friday she
was lying critically i'll.
CONNERSVILLE.-Mrs. Sam Backous.
who lives near EVertOn, six miles south or
this city. was found in the road uncon-
scious about half a mile from her nome
Thursday evening by her husband. When
she recovered she said she had met her
brother-in-law, who insulted and abused
her and finally threw pepper In her eyes.
The trouble is over the settlement OF the
Backous estate
RICHMOND.-Edward Melbert and Edwin
Farlow are under arrest. charged with bur-
glary at Dalton. The boys are said to have
robbed the store of James Taylor. Farlow
is in Jail and Melbert is out on bond. '
On Sept. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas h. Boren
will celebrate their iftieth wedding anni-
yersary. They were married at OLD new
port, now Fountain City
RIDGEVILLE.-The annual reunion of
the Hiatt family will be held at Lakeside
]. B. Crankshaw, chief engineer of the
Eastern Indiana traction line, with a corps
of surveyors under s. B. Taylor. reached
Ridgeviile Friday afternoon, having COM
pleted their work from Richmond to the
Mississinewa river.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. Dukes, ex-presi-
dent of the Citizens Bank, celebrated the
sixtieth anniversary of his arrival in Pu-
laski county. When a mere child he came
here from Cass county, Indiana. Mr.. Dukes
went through the rebellion, and has held
many Offices OF public trust.
DUBLIN.-The first annual reunion of the
Shafer family will be held at the old Shafer
homestead. four miles north of this place
on Thursday, Sept. 3, 1908. A reunion asso-
citation was perfected last season, and Johr
Shafer, ST., was elected president, and Ru'
dolph Hoover secretary.
GREENWOOD.-The Salvation Army be-
gan its annual camp meeting Friday In
Greenwood Park. This is the third year tbs
Army has held its meeting here.
CLINTON.-Senator Beverage and Rep.
~resentative Holiday will be at the Clinton
soldiers reunion and deliver addresses or
Aug. 20.