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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-13
INSANE TEACHER DIES IN
HOSPITAL AT EVANSVILLE
Girl Who Witnessed Whipping of
Pupils at Owensville Expires
in Madhouse.
CAUSE OF HER INSANITY

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, April 12-Miss Ber-
tina Montgomery. of Owensville, Ind, died
tonight at the Southern Indiana Hospital
for the Insane. Six weeks ago she a
teacher i'm the public schools at Owensville,
and. being unable to control her pupils,
called in the principal T. b. Lasie. who
lined up the thirty-one scholars and gave
them a whipping in the presence of all the
teachers. The next day Miss Montgomery,
who, IL is said, had for some time been la
boring under religious excitement, went
insane, and was sent to the Asylum for the
Insane. Her condition had been hopeless
ever since. Her parents are FRUSTRATED
over her death. petition is being circu-
lated at Owensville, with over one hundred
signers, demonstrating against the employ
ing of Laslie again this year. Sentiment
us divided, as IL is believed the young wom-
, ans condition due largely TO the eff
fects of the religious excitement. 1t is
claimed that the whipping administered by
Laslie was not unusually severe.
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and shook hands the major thanking him
for the kind words he had said of him.
The convention was first called to order
Opera House by District Chairman ELAN
II. Neal, of Jonesboro Z. T. Reasoner OF
Peru, was named as temporary chairman,
porary secretary. The following commit
tees were appointed and then recess was
taken until O'Clock in the afternoon:
Committee on CredentialS-W. ii. Camp
bell. Blackford; ]. b. Skinner. Cass: Harley
r. Harden, Grant; H. b. La Selle, Wa
bash; ]. A. Skunk, Miami; r. c. McCrum,
Huntington.
Committee on Rules and Organization
Lewis Twibell, Biackford; e. b. Mcconnell,
Cass; ]. r. Hadley. Grant; Grant Elem
ing. Huntington; r.. ], Loveland. Miami;
Committee on Resolutions-John Risk.
Blackford; j. w: Sprinkle, Cass; Lewis
Marks, Grant; Thad Butler, Hunungton'
John w. O'Hara, Miami; Charles 5. King,
Wabash.
In the afternoon the committee on rules
and organization submitted its report nam
ing DR.. w. II. Shaffer. of North Manches-
ter, for permanent chairman and Thad But
Ter for permanent secretary. The resolu-
lions, which were adopted unanimously, IN
structed the delegates to the national con-
vention to vote for the nominate of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Endorsed Senators Fair
banks and Beverage, the latter as a can
didate for reelection; cOmplimented Repre-
sentative Lands, commended the record of
the state administration and indorsed War
rem c.. Sayre as a candidate for Governor.
The business of the convention speed
lily transacted. After the election of del
egates to the national convention and brief
speeches by Mr.. Cowgirl and by Robert j.
Loveland, who thanked the convention on
behalf of his brother, III. Z. Loveland, the
alternates were chosen quickly. On the
first roll call there was but one nomination
for alternate, Huntington county present
ing Mr. Wasmuth. and when it seemed that
there was to be no other candidate
Mr.. Shinn, of Hartford City, suggested
facetiously that Huntington county be
called again. This resulted. Unexpectedly
to him, in his own nomination and cleo
ton.
1t was reported after the convention that
John r. Johnston, who was nominated for
presidential elector, may be ineligible, be-
cause he is a member of the Hartford City
School Board, and is also a director in a
national bank. In that event his alternate
Mr. O'Hara, of Peru, will be the elector for
the district.
The convention stood adjourned few
minutes before 4 o'clock, and now the Re-
publicans of the stormy Eleventh have nc
further conventions or district contests to
| look forward to for two long years.
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CITY BONDS SOLD
IN OPEN AUCTION
Anderson Firm Secures $4,000
Z IL Per Cent. Issue for
5000 Bonus.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON Ind, April 12.-At the spe-
ciaI session of the finance committee of the
City Council tonight to receive bids for
the purchase of the $4,000 bond issue City
Treasurer Charles Kemery. acting as chair
man, and Mayor Forkner as secretary,
bids were received from eight financial
concerns. After some discussion 1t was
decided to have the bidding in open auction.
The Indianapolis firms competing were
Dick Miller who offered to take the issue
at par at a 81 per cent rate; T.. d Bush
& Co. par 3 clio per cent; j. M. Wild &
Co.. So per cent. and bonus of $295; Z. NJ.
Campbell & Co.. par, clio per cent. One
or two Cincinnati firms were also In the
bidding. The race finally narrowed down
TO Frank Wild and Jesse Vermilion, of the
Anderson Banking Company Both offered
a 3h per cent rate, and Vermil1on hnally
got it for bonus of $500.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, Ind. April 12-Delegates
were chosen tonight to the Republican
city convention to nominate candidates for
mayor, clerk. treasurer and marshal, to be
held in the City Hall Friday night. Overton
Ii. Mennett and Henry w. Cook are avowed
candidates for mayor. B. w. Parker. the
present mayor, 1t is understood. would ac-
cept If nominated. John III. Strietelmeier,
Edwin A. Cobb and Lawrence +. Orr are
candidates for city clerk. There is no for
mally announced candidate for city treas
urer, but the name of William +. Davis
will probably be presented TO the conven-
ton. Newton Clark, Francis NJ. Harvey
and Fremont Davis are candidates for the
office of city marshal.
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ROOSEVELT NOMINATED
BYSTUDENTS At De PAUW
Senator Fairbanks Given Second
Place III Mock Convention at
Greencastle.


Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE, Ind, April 12.-Meharry
Hall of De Pauw University was complete
ly filled by an enthusiastic crowd tonight,
in attendance on the mock national Repub-
lican convention given by the Students
Republican Club of De Pauw University.
and Roosevelt was unanimously nominated
for President
The temporary chairman was Jesse Nc
Anally. president of the Students Club. and
the temporary secretary was j. d. Sallee.
James Ogden. of Indianapolis. a graduate
of the university. then made perma-
nent chairman of the convention and ac-
certed in a ringing speech. Mr.. Sallee was
made permanent secretary.
The committee on credentials reported a
contest from Utah, whence came Nor
mon contesting the seat of a Gentle dele
gate. The Mormon, who was Davis, one
of the students, had the support of many
delegates, but the Gentle, Zaff, was finally
seated.
On the call for the report of the commit
tee on resolutions the platform was pre-
Sented pledglng the party to about the same
policy that ii has followed during the last
presidential term. There was a minority
report faVOring q reduction in tariff rates,
but the majority report was sustained by
the convention. On the roll call for NOM
nations for President New York presented
the name of Theodore Roosevelt, seconded
by New Jersey and Texas. Illinois present
ed Cannon, Indiana presented Fairbanks
and Wisconsin presented SpOoner. There
was nomination for three ballots. On
the fourth Fairbanks withdrew and on the
nth Cannon withdrew, giving the nomina-
ton to Roosevelt, ii being made unanimous.
There were several candidates for the
vice presidency. Elkins, of West Virginia,
being one of them, with Fairbanks, of In
diana Fairbanks received the heavy vote.
however, and was declared the Republican
nominee amid enthusiasm, for the members
of the convention, although nominally
coming from all States of the Union, could
not forget that they were Indianians.
The hall was decorated with portraits OF
distinguished men and with flags and bunt-
ing.
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MUNCIE PRESBYTERY
CLOSES At KOKOMO
Lagro Is Chosen for the Next
Annual Session of
Ministers.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special To the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind. April 12.-The Muncie
Presbytery closed here this evening. The
Rev. Harry n. Wilson, of Muncie, was
elected moderator for the coming year,
and Lagro was chosen as the place for
holding the next annual meeting. The
Presbyterian Church and the Council
chamber were used for simultaneous mems
and women's meetings John r. Jones' a
student at Mccormick Seminary, was adj
mitted TO the ministry. and arrangements
were made for the installation of three
ministers in their churches at Elwood
Union City and New Castle. The reports
showed a prosperous growth and spirit
of general progressiveness in all branches
of church work. DIR. Charles Little. of Wa
bash. and Dr. George Little. of Alexandria,
were chosen commissioner and alternate to
the General Assembly at Buffalo i'm May
For iaymen commissioner and alternate
Mr. Wildman. OF Jonesboro, and Mr.
Koontz. of Elwood. were chosen.
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v, v. COOK ENDS HIS LIFE
IN A HOTEL AT CHICAGO
Fort Wayne Man Broods Over
Ill-iealth and Commits Sui
eide by Shooting.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.


FORT WAYNE, Ind, April 12.-News was
received here to-day that William w Cook,
a postal clerk running on the Nickel-plate
road between Cleveland and Chicago, had
committed suicide by shooting in the At
lantic Hotel at Chicago His brother, Wal
ter +. Cook, local insurance man. was
notified and left at noon for Chicago to
bring the body home He said his brother
had been a great sufferer from stomach
trouble, and for several months had been
much depressed in mind. believing that his
old friends had become alienated from him.
The suicide was twenty-eight years old and
lived with his widowed mother. He was of
a saving disposition and had accumulated
several thousand dollars in local securities
of good value. His conduct led several of
his close friends TO advise him TO lay off
work and take rest. but ne refused, and
left last night usual for his run TO Chi
cago.
Cook left a letter inllis room at the hotel,
saying he took his life because of i'll health
and other troubles.
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MANY IMPROVEMENTS
PLANNED At WINONA
special to the indianapolis Journal.

WARSAW, Ind. April l2.-Among the
many improvements contemplated at Vino
ma Lake this year is a miniature steam
railroad. more than mile in length, TO be
constructed at a cost of $4,000 or $50. 900.
In will be used as a passenger and baggage
line in the summer time and Will give
students at the Indiana biological station
and cottagers i'm the vicinity of Chicago
hin much needed transportation facilities.
Many improvements, in the shape of
buildings will be added 10 Winona this
wear When the regular season opens a
number of new buildings will be ready for
occupancy. while others will have been
remodeled and, in many instances. greatly
enlarged
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LUTHERANS MEET
At MICHIGAN CITY
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, April 12.-The
semi-annual conference of the Wisconsin
district, Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Ohio, began at st. Pauls Church to-day,
and will continue in session tomorrow.
The pastors organized by electing the Rev
j. Klindworth. of Galena ILL.,, chairman
and the Rev. r. Salzwedel, of Warren, Ill.
clerk Doctrinal discussions are the prin-
cipal object of the meeting. Services held
tonight were conducted by the Rev. f.
Huber. of Racine. Among the ministers
here are the Rev. Paul Brockhaus Chi
cago; the Rev. Mr.. Hank, Chicago; the
Rev. Mr.. Theetinga, South Haven; the Rev
II. X. G. Doermann, Blue Island: the Rev
NJ. Doermann, South Chicago; the Rev. H
Huber, Racine, Wis.
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ILLINOIS STUDENTS
ORGANIZE At PURDUE

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 12-Following
the example of the Texas, Michigan and
Ohio students at Purdue University, stu
dents from Illinois have formed an Illinois
Club which has charter membership of
thirty. George Ravens was elected presi-
went, H. Nj. Walmsley, vice president, w.
F. Werner, secretary, and Earl P Dudley.
treasurer. committee was appointed to
arrange for a banquet about the middle
of May. 1t is expected that the member
ship of the club will reach fifty.
New York students al Purdue, about thir-
ty-five in number, will meet soon to form
a New York club, and a Pennsylvania club
will also be formed.
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KELLEY TO DELIVER
ADDRESS At EARLHAM

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, April 12.-The class of
1904 at Earlham College has decided upon
something of an innovation in connection
with the commencement week exercises.
DR.. Hughes, president of De Pauw Uni
versity, was invited to deliver the bac-
calaureate address. but owing to many
engagements ne could not accept the invi-
taton. The class to-day decided TO ask DR..
Kelley, president of Earlham. to deliver
the baccalaureate. 1t is rather unusual to
ask a college president to deliver this adj
dress at his own institution, but as this
in his first year as president of the college
il was thought fitting that the year end
with address to the first class graduated
under his direction of affairs.
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KOKOMO REPUBLICANS
NAME CITY TICKET
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. April l2.-The Repub-
lican city primary tonight brought out
a large vote, indicating an energetic and
winning campaign. The ticket chosen fol-
lows: Mayor, Macy A. Brouse; clerk, Will
T. Neck; treasurer, ]. A. Burkhalter; coun-
cilmen, +. A. Moore, j. III. McCool, II. b.
Hodgin, Milton Somers, ID. T. Reiff, H. II.
Stewart, ]. l.. Pickett. George Clark.
Charles Hansell, Harry Raines, Albert
Shaffer, George Gearhart
Mayor Brouse was renominated; Burk-
halter, Moore, Pickett, Reif and Hansell
were denominations, all others being new
men. Mayor Brouse's opponent was JUS
tice James De Haven, an old soldier, and
the father of the late State Senator c. A.
De Haven. The ticket is very popular and
will be elected in its entirety.
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MUNCIE DEMOCRATS
HAVE NO CANDIDATES
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, April 12-Next Monday
is the closing day upon which the Demo-
Gratis can file names for city ticket, but
as yet no action has been started toward
an opposition for the Republican ticket
named on March %. Chairman w. II. Knott,
who was in charge of the last Democratic
city campaign. states that he is ready to
call a meeting of the old committee for
reorganization as soon as he Is requested
To do so. but says that he can find no Demo-
crat who wants such action taken. Consid-
ering the limited time it is very probable
that that party will not now attempt the
naming of a city ticket.
However. it is probable that there will
be a portion of an independent ticket i'll
the field.
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ACCUSED ROBBER IS
IN STATES PRISON
Man Charged with Recent Hold
ups at Chicago Was at Michi-
gan City.
.,aI to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the IndianapoIs JOURNAL.
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind, April 12.-Joseph,
alias Red Mallory. former convict at
Pontiac and suspected of completely with
John HeaIy in recent Chicago holdups. has
been in the State prison here since June
II. under a life sentence for the murder of
John RI Koonsman at South Bend. Nathan
Rankin. of Chicago, ana Melvin Boone, of
South Bend were sent up for life for the
same crime, which was committed i'm an
attempt to rob KOonsmans store. in jan
lory was located in Chicago by the city
police year ago. by clever detective work,
after a long search.
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Charlottesville Trades Council.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, April 12.-
There was public meeting this evening
at the courthouse, which was addressed by
B. F. Kennedy, of Indianapolis. and o. T.
Smith. of Logansport, the latter having
formed Trades Council in this city, with
the following officers:
President, Walter r. Cruise; vice presi-
dent, Lem Sharp; corresponding secretary,
John Collins; financial secretary Frank
Elmor; treasurer, Lon Wiseman; guide, CT.
s. Mccoy; trustees, Will o. Van Slyke.
Julian Burlington and G. Bodie.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON. Ind. April 12.-Half-page adj
vertisements in the interest of w. r.
Hearst are being run in the various news
papers in the Ninth congressional district.
The Endorsement of Parker by ex-President
Grover Cleveland is played up in the
advertisement and is used to secure the
support of the Bryan Democrats to
Hearsts candidacy. The names of George
w. Duke of Kokomo. and William S. Cain.
of this county, are suggested as delegates
To the national convention from the Ninth
district. The Parker delegates are S. Nj.
Ralston, OF this city, and ID. f. Allen, of
Frankfort.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LINCOLN, Ind, April 12.-An epidemic of
measles has broken out in this place, and
to-day it claimed it's first victim, Mrs. Ho-
ratio r. Dye. Every member of that fam
lily, including Mr. Dye and six children are
down with the disease, and the neighbors
are not allowed to come TO their aid by the
orders of the County Health Board.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT
IN FAVOR OF HEARST
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
AUBURN, Ind, April 12.-Among the
newspapers in the Twelfth district that
have come out strong for Hearst are the
Albion Democrat. Butler Herald, Kendall
Vile News, Lagrange Democrat and the
Waterloo Dawn. Among the prominent
Democrats in the district who have openly
declared for Hearst are State Senator
Ulrey, of Allen county; Senator Heller of
Whitley county, Henry Colerick, of Fort
Wayne; Frank Dunten, of Lagrange; DIR.
Parker, of Kendallville: DIR. Hines, of Au-
burn, and County Auditor Boozer. of De
Kalb. There Is hardly a question of a
doubt but what the Twelfth district is in
line for Hearst.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind. April 12-Democrats to-
night nominated Lemuel barrow for mayor
for the third time, Edward C. Wolfe for
clerk for the second time. Philip Bongerz
for marshal for the third time, and Albert
c. FreeSe for treasurer for the second
time. There were no contests. The alder
manic nominations will be made Thursday
night The Republican city convention will
be held Saturday night.
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San Jose Scale at EIkhart.

Special 10 the lndlanapolls Journal
ELKHART, Ind, April 12.-What is be-
lieved by local microscopists to be the
dreaded San Jose scale has been discovered
on an apple tree in yard i'm this city
There are no chronological experts here.
but those who examined the specimen un-
der powerful glasses have, no doubt the
eggs are those OF the San Jose scale. Moth
tnS but the esSs wcre found
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 12-The an
nual vincennes Presbytery of the Presbv-
terrain Church convened to-day at Oakland
City for a three days session. The open-
ing sermon preached tonight by the
Rev. Dr. Hunter of Vincennes, and the
Rev. T. b. Brashear. of this city. was
elected moderator.
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CITY OFFERS REWARD
FOR ARREST OF THUGS
DeciaI 10 the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, April 1.-THE city
has offered 500 reward for the arrest and
conviction of the thugs who beat and
robbed A j. Norton Saturday night. since
which time he has lain unconscious. His
recovery is I'm doubt. with his age, fifty
nine years, against him.
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Goshen Democratic Ticket.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN. Ind. April 12-The Goshen
Democrats tonight nominated Charles
Kohler for mayor. Charles w. Foulkes for
treasurer Edgar l. Vesey for marshal
Frederick Howenstine jr.. for city Judge
and full councilmanic ticket. No nominal
ton for clerk was made.
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Presbyterians at Rensselaer,.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
RENSSELAER,. Ind. April 12.-The men,
bers of the Logansport Presbytery met this
evening for the first session of the two
days meeting TO be held i'm the Presbyter-
ian Church here. The sermon tonight was
delivered by the Rev. s S. Stitt. OF Chal-'
ners. Tomorrow evening an address will
be given by the Rev Joseph A. Vance d.
D. of HYDE Park Church. Chicago.
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ROBBERS CRACK SAFE IN
POSTOFF|CE At CAYUGA
Cracksmen Secure Stamps and
Money and Escape, Leaving
No Clew.
snac,a1 20 the Ind,anapolis journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 12.-The safe
in the postoffice at Cayuga was blown last
night, and the robbers got a large amount
of stamps and some money, but the report
TO the Terre Haute police does not give the
amount There is no clew to the identity
of the cracksmen.
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Indiana Tile Men Meet.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ALEXANDRIA. Ind. April l2.-Members
of the Indiana Drain Tile Manufacturers
Association held secret meeting at this
city and discussed prices and freight rates.
No member. after the meeting closed.
would discuss the business transacted.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. April 12-The
Democratic primary held here to-day re-
suited In nominating the following ticket:
Mayor John w. Vannoy: clerk Herman
urer. DR.. Wolf.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
HAMMOND. Ind, April 12-With the
agreement that the city OF Hammond Is to
provide "A 800 annual income for its sup
port Andrew Carnegie has given the city
$25 100 for public library building. Work
on the structure is TO begin at once.
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Kokono Woman Seriously
Wounded Unwelcome Visitor
When He Burst Open Door.
IpeciaI 10 the Indiana polls Journal.

Special the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind. April l2.-Frank Abney.
a weli-known South Kokomo man. while
intoxicated tonight burst I'm door at the
home OF Cora Gray. on Madison street
The woman disputed bis entrance with a
revolver and planted bullet In his thigh
near the groin. inficting a dangerous
wound. He taken TO the Jail hospital
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PARIS. April 13.-The correspondent OF
the Echo de Paris ut st. Petersburg saws
that Mime. Pousep. of Riga. who was re-
Gently enrolled in the First Regiment of
rinemen by order of the war minister. will
start for the front this week