The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-08-23
Observation-Disclosures
Indiana
BreVitieS

city. The suit Is the outerowth q
, the death OF the twelve-yssr-old sor
OF Mrs. Saders, who was killed laa
, week. while assisting Ousler In ha,
, harvest. 1t is alleged that the employ
ment OF the boy was prohibited by the
indiana child labor laws and that
wnen the accident occurred Ousler
spent MS time in trying to save a
runaway horse instead of the boys
me- The boy fell in the path of the
moving machine and one prong pene-
trated his heart. killing him almost
instantly.
demonstrating In response
10 a duplication which he dreamed
MS mother made to him. James
LOFTS or Evansville arrived lust
IN time to attend her funeral.
MS whereabouts had been unknown
and the funeral had been DELAYED in
the nope that he might see a notice
Oh her death. Doris declares he
dreamed while In a sleeping car in
cleveland that his mother had
s'retched out her hand to him. So
impressed was he that he took the
next train for Vincennes.
Princeton.-A ten-year-old son -,
Charles Wiley OF Mount Carmel III
near here. was attacked by a cat
oeheved to have had hydrophobia
Inc cat fastened it's teeth in the bov,s
mana and despite the mothers frantic |
eHorts to pry the jaws open with scis- |
sors IL was not until half hour later
mat the cat was killed and is teeth
released from the boys hand. Its
head has been sent to Chicago for .x.
animation.
South Bend.-Very Rev. Andrew
Morrissey, G. S. c., of Notra
Dame, was elected provincial OF the
order of Holy Cross for the limited
otates at the thirteenth session of the
general chapter Rev. r. B. Pinson
u rome, Italy, was elected provisional
,or canada, and Rev. G. Stennoun of
Paris was reelected provincial for
France
Lafayette. = Under the auspices
y the Socialist party of La
ayette a mass meeting was held on
lie square. Miss Mary O'Reillv of
He chicago Federation of Teachers
vas the speaker and 5000 people
FoWded the court house square. Miss
reilly said the girl clerks in the
apartment stores Of Lafayette were
nderpaid and that she had coma 70
clip them
Laporte.-Pressure on q match |
nich she had In one hand. /
nile she was pouring gasoline on /
cd clothing with the other. was re-
'onslDie for probably fatal burns re-
'iVed oy Mrs. George Paulson of
oren Judson. She tried to save her
10 Dy throwing sheet over her -
sad' out parts Of her body. from -
ecK to hips, were burned almost IN "
crisp.
nolanapolis.-The forty-second an. .e
lal convention of the Catholic AZ
'tai Abstinence union adjourned "e
ter eiecting officers and deciding IN &c
eet In Philadelphia, Pa, in 1919 70
" Peter ]. O'Callaghan of Chicago I'd
IS reelected national president for sd
tnlrd time. while Rev. M A We
nding of Scottsdale, Pa. is new en-
al OF the Catholic Priests leasue th'
Eg
dreensburg.-Capt w. T. Stott py
mer sheriff, of Decatur county sp'
1ather-in-law of Jacob Bid i
ger OF this city, also former VI
rim, dropped dead on the Threshold oce
ne latters home. Capt. Stott came PIE
m Westport. his home, to visit his nav
-lnlaW and was just entering the I'M
rway when he fell dead. am
rile
oiumbus.-A few local pension. mo
received their checks and MS
g agreeably surprised for thew
concluded that their checks Hh
ia De delayed until the next quar-.
because of the failure of congress r.,
let on the pension appropriation
loianapolis.-Rev. J. Welfel OF
eiaho' ", was reelected pres B
and Rev. F. Wambsgans Rur
Columbus, Ind, and Rev. A. Lanpe eioh
idan.. ne were elected vice. couI
ioents OF the central synod of the .T :
u'neah church. bust
was
big touring car year
aiming ]. B. Fitch, vice-presi. coup
OF the Corrugated Fiber Roy RI y
pany OF Cincinnati. plunged over acco
Tenty-foot embankment "a miles sc
~ CITY on the Michigan and
CONF
ough
-. mar hy-TCnaries Lieb OF After
port was nominated by the my $
'cratic convention here for nv !,