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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
in IndIana from the Journals Correspondents
NO ARRESTS MADE IN
GLADISH CHAPEL CASE
Willard Gait Is Vet at Large and
the Other RingleaderS Are
Keeping i'll Seclusion.
QUIET At PETERSBURG
Special to ,he Indianapolis Journal

Special 10 ;hc Indianapolis Journal.
PRINCETON. Ind. Jan 25-None OF
those implicated i'm the Gladish Chapel crime
have yet been arrested. Sheriff Orion Peed
returned to-day and has begun TO work on
the case.
Owing 10 the bad weather no effort was
made TO locate Willard Gait. who was shot
by Marshal Jesse Watson yesterday. IL Is
believed the officers know where Gait Is.
and that he viii resist arrest. The nature
of his wound. received on Sunday, is not
known. The citizens living i'm the vicinity
of Cats home are making up a purse 10
effect the capture of Gait
In all there have been three warrants
sworn out against the assailantS.
While the people here are determined that
the participants in the crime shall be pun
ished. there is no excitement. as they are
willing that the law should take its course.
Though the ringleaders are keeping seclud-
ed, they can be found at any time. with the
exception of Gait. and il is likely that three
arrests will be made within few hours
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viii BE Dedicated sunday.

Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. Jan. 25-The
new Methodist Episcopal Church at
this place will be dedicated next Sunday.
Jan. 81, by the Rev. w. y. Parr. ID. D.. OF
Kokomo. and replaces the one built and
dedicated just fifty years ago. The build
ing is a frame. with art glass memorial
windows. amphitheateT floor. vestibule.
general audience room. lecture room ladies'
room and study, and when the large rooms
are thrown together will seat about COO
Thomas Monkey. OF Greenfield was the
al chitect. and Winfield 8 Lane contractor
The Rev J. A. Ruby. Robert s. y. Oldham
and W. s. Lane were the building commit
tee The cost. complete. is $500. The pas
TOR is the Rev. James A. Ruby.
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FLOOD IN THE WABASH
BECOMING MUCH WORSE
Residents Driven from Home Near
Terre Haute-Break in the
Levee Near Clinton.

special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Jan. 2j.-Back-
water is driving out the J0) Inhabitants of
Taylorville, a shanty settlement on the OPP
posite bank of the Wabash. many wading
through the freezing water To higher
ground. Mrs. John ComstocS. with a babe
born few hours before. was carried by
four men on a stretcher while they waded
in water TO their waists to a point where
she could be placed in an ambulance.
Word comes from Clay City that Eel
river is higher than ever known and that
men had gone there to get boats to rescue
people from houses at Brunswick. four
miles away.
A Wabash river levee at Clinton has
partly gone out and men will work all
night TO repair 1t. The gauge here is TWEEN
ty-two feet and the river is rising slowly.
lt is the highest since 1880, when ii was
tWenty-four feet
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Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 25.-Rural mail
carriers in different parts of Tippecanoe
county have suffered greatly from the
floods and cold weather of the past few
days, and several have made known their
intention TO resign rather than face the
bitter weather and dangerous roads. In
some parts of the county the roads are
covered with water and ice and are i'm
passable. Horses have given out and fresh
ones have had to be secured. Charles
Green, a carrier on route No. .. was
obliged to go seven miles out or way
TO reach some OF his DatronS
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SUCCESSFUL SURGERY.
Rare Caesarian Operation Per-
formed by Fort Wavne Doctors.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 25.-Dr. Duem-
ling this morning operated on Mrs. Fred
erick Wiegmann at Hope Hospital. per-
forming the rare Caesarian operation sue
cessfully. with the help OF DR.. Porter. DIR.
Morgan. DR.. Schneider and DR. Weaver.
The child. a healthy. well-formed girl. is
Justify well. and the indications tonight
are that the mother will recover
The resort TO this operation was made
necessary by large ovarian tumor. which
was successfully removed I'm the same
anaest heria.
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be any suspicion against him lie wanted to
face his accusers.
FRANK BR4NH4M NOT
REGARDED rs VICIOUS
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Ind, Jan. 25.-The report
that Frank Branham. a former resident of
this city, is under arrest at CrothersviIle,
as the suspected murderer of Miss Sarah
Schafer. the Bedford school teacher. is not
regarded seriously here. Branham former
ly lived here with his parents who kept
grocery store. He did not bear q very
good reputation here but was never known
to be vicious. He frequently became in
toXicated but never had any great amount
of trouble and was not harmful when
drunk. Last Tuesday night he in Jail
here. and the next morning he was run
out Of the city. Wednesday night he slept
in the Jail at Seymour and where he was
Thursday night is unknown
Another report coming from this county
was contained in a dispatch from Bedford
this morning that a letter had been re-
ceived from a person i'm EliZabethtown
saying that man had been there for the
past two or three days who was thought
TO be implicated in the murder. persist
ent search in Elizabethtown to-day failed
TO reveal the writer of the letter or any
cew TO who the man might be who is
thought be implicated in the crime. The
people of Elizabethtown think the letter
was a fake.
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REVIVAL SERVICES OPEN.
Big Choir of Children to Furnish
the Music.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Jan 24-The re-
vival services, which are TO last for two
or three weeks, began at the First Chris
tan Church tonight. a large audience be-
ing present. One feature of these meetings
is the large number of singers composing
the choirs. The membership of the regular
choir has been increased to fifty and a
new choir. known the Sunshine Choir,
has been organized to assist in the meet
ings This organiza ton is composed
OF nearly one hundred children, members
Of the Sunday school. They will be present
every night while the meetings are in prog
reSS.
The Rev. H. o. Pritchard, pastor OF the
church. will preach at these meetings and
Prof. Leonard Daugherty, singing evan
gelst of Lexington, Ky, has charge of the
song service
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HOLLAND PALACE CAR
BURNS At GREENFIELD
al 10 IRE Indianapolis Journal.

Special tire Indianapolis Journal.
GREENFIELD. Ind. Jan. 25-The Hol-
land palace sleeping car, the first and only
car OF the kind constructed for service on
interurban lines. was badly damaged by
FIRE I'm the barns of the Indianapolis az East
ern Traction Company this morning.
The car was to have made it's initial trip
between Indianapolis and Columbus to-
night. About o'clock this morning the
porter built fire in the stove and left it.
when he returned half. an hour later the
car was I'm flames. He'ran away without
notifying any one of the fire.
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Council Disposed to Cut 1t Out of
Business.
Special 10 tho indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind. Jan. 25.-The Central
Union Telephone Company. which is operat-
ing i'm this city without franchise, has
paid no attention TO the repeated notifica-
tiOns Of the Common Council that It must
accept the franchise it asked for several
months ago or get out of the city. AT to-
nights meeting of the Council the clerk
was directed to give the company final no.
tice and unless the officials sign the fran
chise as 10 stands the city authorities will
begin the removal OF all poles and wires in
the streets and alleys.
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SPENT MONEY LAVISHLY.
Returns Were Small and Big Oil
Company Is Retrenching.

Special to jhe indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Jan. 25.-There
is considerable comment in oil circles here
over the order of the Pittsburg- Columbia
Gas & Oil Company to lay off twelve of
its office and field men in this city and
county.
The Pittsburgh Columbia Company is the
concern which il is claimed paid $1,000 900
cash for the American Window Glass Com
pany's Indiana gas and oil territory and is
headed by Senator Flynn of Pittsburg
man reputed to he of great wealth. The
Indiana representatives of the company
have spent money lavishly. and the returns
are said to have been small. The cutting
eff of the number mentioned will cause a
saving of about 5000 a month.
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HE ASKED FOR PAPERS
TELLING OF THE CRIME
,cial 10 the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. Jan. 25-S.
NJ. Coffman. of the News Review has noti-
fled the Bedford police that man answer
ing the description OF the murderer of Miss
Schafer. at Bedford. called at his home the
day after the crime and asked for some
thing to eat. He also called at his Office
and asked for some papers giving an ac-
count of the murder
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WILL RESIGN OFFICE
IN THE PATHFINDERS
State Senator Ulrey to Relinquish
Position as State Organizer He
Has Held for Years.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. Estate Sen
ator Ulrey left this evening for Indianapo-
lis to attend the State meeting of the Path
finders. a fraternal order. for which for
many years he has been State organizer.
He said before leaving that he intends to
resign the office owing TO the demands Of
private business on his time
1t has been known for some time that
Senator Clrey has been remarkably sue
cessful in oil deals within year, and his
fortune is now estimated at 100000. He
made sale last week OF leases that netted
him $4,000. His operations have been i'm
the Indiana field, which he says is the best
in the world.
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HEATING PLANT At
Upton IS USELESS
Officials in the Courthouse Com
PEELED to Work Muffled Up in
Their Overcoats.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
Upton. Ind, Jan. 25.-During the cqld
weather OF the past few days the court
house has been without sufficient heat and
the officers have been transacting business
muffled I'm their overcOats. Several of the
deputies have been compelled TO seek other
quarters where deskroom was available
aud the temperature more moderate. The
plant has refused to work properly and
the pipes carrying the steam 10 the court
house have developed several leaks. At
times the square is enveloped in "A dense
fog.
The plant was erected several months
ago al a cost of 5000 and has never given
perfect satisfaction.
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Big Rise i'm White River.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
PETERSBURG. Ind. Jan. 25.-The White
river rose twelve feet Saturday and about
two inches an hour yesterday. The river
was still rising this morning and is full of
floating ice though the extremely cold
wea Their has somewhat checked the rise. The
crest will not reach here until some time
tomorrow. The river is out only in the bot
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RED-HEADED TRAMP
TELLS STRAIGHT STORY

Special the indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 25.-The red
headed tramp held here on suspicion and
who gave his name as Boyd, was before
Judge Wilson to-day He told a straight
story to his whereabouts and the court
officers state there is no reason TO believe
that he is in any way connected with the
Bedford tragedy. However. he will be held
a few days on charge OF house-breaking,
but with little hope of any further develop
mentS.
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Sues for Heavy Damages

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
Upton. Ind. Jan. 2o.-Through his at
torneys. Frank Innis. OF this city. has filed
suit in the Upton Circuit Court against the
United States Express Company. asking for
$4,000 damages for injuries received from
the accidental discharge of an express mes
senger's Winchester rifle at the depot last
July The case will be tried next month
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NETV CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Ii Is Dedicated Free of Debt at
BrownstOwn. by l.. l.. Carpenter.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
3ROWNSTOWN. Ind, Jan. 25.-The new
Christian Church. located on Spring street.
and costing 1918 was dedicated yester-
day. The Rev. l.. L. Carpenter, OF Wabash.
Ind. preached the dedcatory sermon. The
balance due on the church at the BEGIN
ming OF the services was 1.S00. which was
all made up. with slO2 over. clearing the
church of debt and leaving a sup plus. The
Rev. i. +. A Wingard is the pastor
This is one of the handsomes churches i'm
this part OF the State II is of brick and
Bedford stone.
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Bullet wound i'm the Jaw

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan. 25-Because
of a feud of two years standing George
Kruss. aged twenty-five. shot Frank
Kreczmer. aged seventeen. through the
jaw at o'clock and he ia now under ar
rest. Kruss was arraigned i'm the police
court this morning and held for trial He
claimed that he shot In self-defense.
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THIETES SECOND HAUL.
Loss by Robbery OF a Big South
Bend Store Is Over S.. 900.
G Indlanapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan. 25.-For the sec
ond time within few weeks the big depart
ment store of Happ & Marks was robbed
last night. The proprietors place the loss at
over $1,000 The previous loss was given at
about $1,000
Sunday nights losses are announced as in
Guiding fur coats. valued at $500: black silks
81 coo; fine kerchiefs. $50: Barrios diamonds
and other jewelry. $500: cash i'm dra ver $40
No clews have been discovered.
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Suit to InvaIidate n Contract.

special to tho Indiana polls Journal.
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind, Jan. 25-Suit
has been fled by the attorney Of Colonel
j. c. Small. II. b. Hill and other Aurora
taxpayers. in the Dearborn Giro uit Court
TO enjoir the city OF Aurora from complet-
ing the $4,000 waterworks plant under pro-
cess of construction. and to invalidate the
contract for the same.
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Arrested at Antwerp. %.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TT. WAYNE. Ind. Jan. EBERT Cuts
hall. a Wallen sawmil man charged with
criminal assault. was arrested this evening
at Antwerp. O.. whittier he had fled with his
wife and child when he learned that Off
GERS wanted him. He was brought here and
placed in lal
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shot His Little Sister.
he Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 The IndIunapoIIs JoufpaI.
MARION. Ind. Jan. 25.-During the tenn
porary absence Of his parents. Elder Thu
lander. aged Ave. son Of Edwin Tiula nder.
this afternoon secured a .22-calibre rifle
from a closet I'm the house and while play
ing with il accidentally discharged a car
fridge and the bullet took effect in the
temple of Selma Tjulander, his two-year-
old sister The child is in precarious con-
dltion, but Is alive.
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Miss schafer's Funeral To-Day.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART Ind. Jan. 25.-The funeral of
Sarah Schafer will be held to-day The
exercises will be at Trinity Methodist
Church at > o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
with the Rev Somerville Light in charge
The High School, class of '9s. of which the
deceased was a member, will attend in
bDdN
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Jan. 25-The town
or Normal is alarmed over an epidemic of
smallpox. There are now said to be fully
thirty cases. --
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NORMAL COMMITTEE
TO ATTEND FUNERAL
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE Ind. Jan. 25.-Miss Mar

TERRE IIAUTE, Ind, Jan. 25.-Miss Mary
Anderson of the Indiana Normal faculty,
Miss Cecile White, secretary of the class OF
1903, of which Miss Schafer was member,
and Miss Susan Benedict. Normal student
and member of the Women's League, left
for Elkhart this afternoon to attend the
funeral President McFerren, of the class of
1903 who is a student AT the Indiana Univer-
sity. sends word that he has arranged for
floral Offering on behalf of the class Me-
mortal exercises are to be held by different
organizations at the Normal
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Nnndcrburg Republicans.

Special tc the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. 25.-The Re
publican county central committee held a
meeting tonight and set April as the date
Of the convention To nominate a county
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Depot Fire at VALPARAISO.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind, Jan. 25.-The Grand
Trunk depot and eating house were de-
stroyed by fire last night and three firemen
were slightly hurt; loss $500.
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Farewell Dinner to Root.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Secretary
Moody tonight gave a farewell dinner at
the Metropolitan club to Secretary Root,
who is soon 10 retire from the Cabinet.
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O, Jesus, Master.
Master, at thy feet

O Master, at thy feet
l bow in rapture sweet.
Before me, as in darkening glass,
Some glorious outlines pass.
OF love and truth and holiness and power;
/ own them thine. Christ, and bless
thee for this hour
O full of truth and grace,
Smile Of JehOvah's face.
0 tenderest heart Of love untold!
Who may tiny praise unfold?
Thee, Savior, Lord Of lords and King Of
kings,
Well may adoring seraphS hymn with
yelling wings.
l have no words to bring,
Worthy of thee my king;
And yet one anthem in thy praise
I long, 7 long to raise;
The heart is full. the eye entranced
But words al, melt away in silent awe
and love.
How can the lip be dumb.
The hand all still and numb.
When thee the heart doth and
own
Her Lord and God aloneo
Tune for thySelf the music of my days,
And open thou my lips that | may show
thy praise.
Yea let my whole life be
One anthem unto thee
And let the praise of lip and life
Outring all sin and strife!
o Jesus, MASTER be thy name supreme
For heaven and earth. the one the
grand the eternal theme!
Frances Ridley Havergal.