The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-04

American manufactures abroad have
been put into such condensed form as
to make the growth of our foreign
trade clearly visible both in totals and
in details and over a long period of
"a well on his farm. He had been par
TALLY parlyzed for some time.
PRINCETON-Haro Wolfe took a
header from his motorcycle and was
seriously hurt.
VALPARAISO-Car driven by Ma
than Stein and e. Caylor, both of Chi
cago, sideswiped each other near here
and both left the road. Mrs. Stein and
her daughter were badly bruised and
both cars wrecked.
SOUTH BEND-The local cemetery
association has been sued by the Maui
solemn association for $4,000 for re-
fusal to give possession of ground
leased in the cemetery.
FORT WAYNE-Principal c. T.
Lane says that this years graduating
class, numbering 124, is the largest in
the history of the high school.
Observation-Disclosures Elman is held
on charges of attempting to assault
Mrs Susan Bowers 80 years old, af-
ter he had broken into her house.
NEBRASKA-While attempting to
cross in front of a train, Mrs. Lucy
7ergholt was struck by the engine
ID instantly killed. She was 76 years
d.
EVANSVILLE-C. P. Carlisle was
idly bitten by horse. He had to
Eat the animal with a club to make
release its hold.
HUNTINGTON-W. C. Windle has
esigned from the city council and
ill remove to Bloomington, III.
SOUTH BEND-The body of an I'M
Identified man was found beside the
racks of the South Shore road. 1t is
opposed he was struck by a fast
rain.
EVANSVILLE-Willia Griener fell
rom a wagon and broke several ribs
besides sustaining internal injuries.
HUNTINGTON-A 2-yearsold daugh.
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Ellet found
cup containing kerosene and drank
the liquid Prompt work saved her
life.
THAYER-Ralph Derrees, 20 years
old, station agent for the Monon here,
ended his life by shooting himself
through the head. A note left said:
Il will be better off dead than alive
BEDFORD-Section men of the Mo-
non are on strike, demanding an
increase of 20 cents a day in wages.
EvANSVILLE-The trial of George
Underwood charged with the murder
of Sherman Portlock, has been set for
June 16.
SOUTH BEND-Daniel Pyle, recent
ly appointed county attorney, is the
first Democrat to hold that office in
st. Joseph county in generation.
TERRE HAUTE- Earl Moppins,
whose leg was cut off by train near
Martinsville, has been brought to a
local hospital for treatment.
SOUTH BEND-The body of the
man cut to pieces by train at the
Chaplin street crossing has been iden-
titled as that of John Nemeth, a fac
tory employee.
TERRE HAUTE-Orville Halstead
of Ellettsville, Monroe County, fell
from a train in the Vandalia yards
here and one leg was broken.
HUNTINGTON-An action to man
date the payment of $4,000 to Henry
Beaver has been filed in court here.
The county auditor had refused to is
sue the warrant
COLUMBUS-Two suits demanding
1884, entered against Former Sheriff
Irwin A. Cox, have been compromised
for little more than $500.
RUSHVILLE-Mrs. Sarah E. Bar
rett has been awarded $4,000 in her
suit against the T. H, l. & E. Traction
Company. She alleged injuries when
her auto was struck by a car at Green
field.
BLOOMINGTON Two good wells
have been struck on the D. R. Wylie
farm. north of the city, where the ef-
fort is being made to obtain an ade-
quate water supply for the city's
needs.
RUSHVILLE+T. A. Coleman of this
place has been appointed assistant to
Prof. G. l. Christie of Purdue and will
have charge Of the appointment of
county agricultural agents.
BRAZIL-Thomas Lett thinks he
has solved the English sparrow pest
He uses mouse traps and is catching
the birds by scores.
CLOVERDALE- William S. Burris
received a monster catfish from a
Worthington friend and when he be-
gan cleaning it he found in its stom-
ach a smaller catfish which had a
hook in its mouth.
MILTON-A poppy plant in the