The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-04-17
FLASHES FROM
OTHER CITIES.

sufferers
HUNTINGTON-The city water
supply has been pronounced pure and
citizens may use without boiling.
SARATOGA-OpalB Bousman is dead
at the home of her parents, as the re-
suit of burns received while starting
a Gre.
HAMMOND-One hundred and
twenty-five naturalization cases were
disposed of by Judge Anderson in
Federal Court.
JASONVILLE-Will Mitchell %
years old. unmarried, was instantly
killed by fall of slate in the Green
Valley mine,
DEERFIELD-The first graduating
class of Jefferson high school in
| cludes Mary z. Fisher, Weldon Huber
and Iva Marsh.
HARTFORD CITY-Workmen are
razing the plant of the DUPONT COM
pany here. 1t has not been operated
for three years.
| NEWCASTLE-The grand jury is
investigating a charge that $4,000 milk
| bottles have been stolen in this city
| in the last year.
| HAMMOND-Mrs Phillip Stuppy of
Lowell, was run down by a train on
the New York Central lines and in
stantly killed.
| EVANSVILLE - Saloon keepers
have organized a Freeman and Rights
Society here with 235 members.
Walter Seng is secretary.
| MUNCIE-Charles W. Fairbanks
and John T. McCutcheon will be pres
ent at the Arbor dav exercises at
Muncie Normal Institute.
| SHELBYVILLE-Ha Ray of Fair
land has filed claim for services
against the estate of Sophia Cherry,
demanding s6,917.
| PERU-Because his wife drove him
from home and refused to live with
him, David Nicholas committed sui
eide by drinking acid.
| TERRE HAUTE-This city will in
stall a new system of ornamental
| lights, the contract calling for their
completion by July 4.
| HARTFORD CITY-Fire started by
1ot tubing destroyed the Ohio Oil
(oompany's power house near here.
| ausing $1,000 loss.
| Observation-Disclosures A. Cleve-
| nd has sued Frank A. McCauley for
! 5000 for alleged alienation of Mrs.
! Cleveland's aections.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will soon
be let for paving Main street from the
| Vandalia road to the corporation line
with vitrif1ed brick.
| RUSH HVILLE-Local people have
sent half car load Of furniture, four
loads of bed-clothing and $1,S1S to
Brookville flood sufferers.
| CRAWFORDSVILLE - The local
lodge of Moose has split on the ques-
ton of liquor, and a new lodge has
been formed by the "drys."
SHELBYVILLE- Mary Rugles
Wilson, 80 years old, the oldest wom
an in Shelby county, is dying OF
paralysis at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. David Curry.
PETERSBURG - George Nielsen
helder, young business many of this
city, and Mrs. Anna Warren went tC
Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, and were married.
Il SHELBYVILLE-M Smith Of
Columbus was fined 5000 for block
ing a street with a Pennsylvania
freight train of which he is the con
ductor.
SHELBYVILLE Entertainments
given here by the grade schools nettet
$244.54, which will be used to pur
chase musical supplies.
NEWCASTLE-John Symons has
been declared legally dead and Horace
Yergin appointed administrator. Mrs
Mary Batchfeld, a sister, filed the
case.
NEWCASTLE-The Honey Bee di
, vision of the Union Traction company
, has resumed hourly service to India
napolis for the first time since the
recent foods.
DARLINGTON-Miss Beulah Boob
er and Harry Davis will be married
Wednesday night at the home of the
brides parents. They will reside il
Los Angeles, Cal.
NE w c A TIL E Vern Wink, {
Knightstown druggist, has filed a mo
ton for a change of venue from the
Henry circuit court. He is awaiting
trial for violating liquor laws.
LYONS-The Empire Oil and Ga!
company has reached 1900 feet in it:
; we'll on the Ovid Fields farm and will
| shoot the we'll in a few days. Indica
tions are for a good flow
TERRE HAUTE-Chief of Police
Pritchard of Anderson, has taken t.
that city Daniel Casey, found here
with a kit of burglars tools and want
ed for several Anderson burglaries.
SHELBYVILLE- John HannehaI
of Whiteland, superintendent of the
Nading gravel works here, was dan
gerously hurt when he was struck OF
the head by heavy piece of iror
from a gravel bucket.
DELPHI-A boy noticed a rooster.
head penetrating through the roof O
a barn washed from its foundation:
by the flood, investigated, and founc
a score of chickens penned in the loft
All were alive.
| ELWOOD-Following Mayor Brum