Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 180, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 July 1910 — NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS. [ARTICLE]

NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.

John Morgan, age 60, a Tipton druggist, suffered a hemorrhage yesterday while being shaved in a barber shop, end died immediately. He- was a bachelor. G. A. Yeager, a Winchester coal merchant, committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself in the rear room of his office during the noon hour. His act was due to financial troubles. Charles Angerer, a young SpanishAmerican war veteran, cashier of the store at the Soldier’s home in Marion, is missing. R. A. Frittman, manager of the store, says that $355.10 is also gone. i ; O. A. Stevens, of Detroit, age 62, a traveling salesman, was found dead of apoplexy in, the depot hotel at Elkhart yesterday. He is a member of the Saginaw Elks. His family lives in Detroit. Great excitement prevailed in the vicinity of Dublin, a village situated west of Richmond, where Emanuel McMullen successfully eluded arrest several times yesterday and exchanged bhots with a sheriff’s posse repeatedl '. Emaline Harterode, residing near Santa Fe, Miami county, has been adjudged insane and her condition 13 said to be due to excessive use of tobacco. She chewed as well as smoked. It is believed by relatives that she intended to do them bodily harm. The Jennings county fair opened’ Tuesday with a small attendance and the largest list of attractions ever seen on the grounds, the fairs there the last ten years have been managed by Jay Cook, and he announces that this is to be the last fair held in the county. DeForest McLin, 18 years old, son ul Dr. 0. H. I.loLin of Huntington, wa< suddenly cured of deafness by a dentist extracting a new wisdom tooth. The deafness had come on only recently, and it was found that the tooth was causing a pressure on the auditory nerve. “Dry”, in perpetuity is the restriction placed by the Sante Fe railroad in all deeds to property in the new town of River Bank, in California, which is to be a mid-valley division point on that line. District Agent Hobart say 3 it is the first town laid out by a rai, road to exclude saloons for all time. 4 A 815,000 heroic size statue of President Lincoln is to be placed in the rotunda of the first floor of the new capitol at Frankfort, Ky. J. B. Speed of Louisville has decided to present to the state such a statue and the contract has already been made with the sculptor who designed the statue of Lincoln erected at Hodganville, Ky, Lincoln’s birth-place. The City of South Haven, an excursion steamer on Lake Michigan, was seized by deputy Unitd States marshals yesterday. Failure of the Chicago & South Haven Steamship company to pay a wage claim of 81. which Frank Jones of Indianapolis declared was due him, caused the government to take possession of the boat. Mrs Elizabeth Greenfield, yrho died at the Central Hospital for the insane at Indianapolis, was buried in Columbus yesterday, and the funeras, expenses were defrayed by money she left with the township trustees for that purpose ten years ago. A sister died three years ago, and part of the money was used to pafr the cost of the burial. Glen Stamets, a young girl living at Waterloo, has been in a deep sleep for ten days. Physicians have been unable to awaken her, though she is apparently in good bodily health. John T. Belger, proprietor of a Columbia City theater, and formerly of Fort Wayne, has been arrested at the former place and locked up on a charge of having criminally assaulted a thirteen-year-old girl. Because there are not enough drunkards’ wives in Kansas City, Kas., to keep the home founded for them by Carrie Nation going, the home is to be returned to the giver. This was announced Thursday by Peter Goebel, president of the associated charities. Tell the people of Rensselaer and Jasper county what you have—what you want—what you are offering for sale, rent or exchange. Get quick action by telling them through the Republican "