The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-23
FLASHES FROM
OTHER CITIES.

TERRE HAUTE-Miss Lena Duen-
veg is dead of burns received when
she was burning trash.
COLUMBUS-The Prohibitionists
have nominated a complete city tick
ct, headed by s. H. Linson as the
candidate for mayor.
BEDFORD-Louis Fettic, IL years
old, son of Joseph Fettic was drowned
in a quarry pit while bathing with
companions.
TERSBURG-Eleven children in
the family in the family of Henry H.
Grubbs, farmer, have the measles,
seven being confined to their beds.
GREENSBURG+Sa Carver was
injured proba bly, fatally when stones
slipped from a wagon, crushing his
left leg and injuring his head.
DANVILLE-A barn belonging to
George Christy, three miles north of
here, was struck by lightning and de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is $4,000.
JASPER-Thomas Hitch, 62 years
old must go to prison to serve a SEN
tence for petit larceny. His parole
was revoked because of an assault.
MUNCIE-J. Harve Leffler, former
clerk of Delaware county, has filed
suit against the county for $920.22
fees turned over under protest when
he left office.
WABASH The Amateur Musical
Society, whose membership included
almost every woman in Wabash, has
disbanded after an existence of TWEEN
ty years.
BLOOMINGTON - Ernest Shaw, a
farmer boy killed rattlesnake with
a club and brought it to the zoology
department of Indiana university The
snake was 5 feet long and had eleven
rattles.
LOGANSPORT-Judg John Larry
of the Cass circuit court carried his
wife's jacket downtown and caused a
roar in court when he tried to don it
coat from the sheriff.
SHELBYVILLE-Th Kennedy Car
Liner company has purchased eight
acres of ground for the erection of an
additional plant. The company already
has two factories in this city. Its
speciality is paper lining for grain cars
SHELBYVILLE-Ed Lannhan
| 80 years old, suffered badly crushed
and fractured shoulder when he was
knocked down and trampled by two
horses.
| LOGANSPORT-Glen Reed, driver
for grocery, fell from his seat in a
runaway and his body became caught
in one ow the wheels of the wagon and
was badly injured.
| UNION-Hazel Kline, who has re
ceived several Black Hand letters
threatening to destroy his store by
| fire, has turned the letters over tC
the postoffice authorities.
| CANNELTON-The movement for a
single ticket has been rejected by the
Democrats except on condition thai
they be given the mayor and three out
of five councilmen.
ELWOOD-The police are looking
for Gus Gibson, an American, who is
said to have assaulted a Hungarian
with big shearing knife while work
ing at the tin plate mills.
COLUMBUS-While Joseph Green
field, the 12-year-old son of DAME
Greenfield of East Columbus, was rae
! ing with some other boys he fell from
his horse, breaking one of his arms.
ELWOOD-As the result of wound
| caused by running a rusty file in hi:
hand Mayor Brumbaugh is suffering
from an attack of blood poisoning anC
his condition is critical
CLARKSBURG-A daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cicero Ryan weighed onl!
one and a half pounds and the infan
is believed to be the smallest baby ev
er born in Decatur County.
RN-Thiry-seven persons
who joined church during the recen
revival, were baptized at the Narrow
| in the Wabash River by the Rev. A. F
Hogan, pastor of the Methods
church.
SHELBYVILLE-Mi Ruth Camp
bell, employed at a soda fountain
i broke her arm in making a drink for {
customer. Her hand slipped from a We
flavor spigot and struck the bar be
! meath.
WABASH-Mary E. Clubbs wa
granted divorce after she introduced
a letter written by her husband aftel
he had left her, threatening TO kill her