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OREENCASTLE. INDIANA, 'TUESDAV, OCTOBER .
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GETS PRISON sentence
Mt itoimld TciiiI Emls in EimliiiK of (.iiilly iO«l Mnrdcrcr Goes to Cell I From 2 to 21 Yours.
expected to be set free
was enforced. Cooper did his duty and Billy Dwyer did his. The argument that they were in a conspiracy is far-fetched, it is like a drowning man grasping at a straw. 1 ask you to look for the facts and when you determine the facts be governed by the law as his honor on the bench will give to you.”—Brazil Times.
RONS FOR REPRESENTATIVE::: , ,h ;
Daniel Clay Braekucy Files Allidavit Showing That lie is the Candidate Of the Independence Party.
HUGHES TO BE HERE SOON
PETITION IS SIGNED IN CLAY CO.
Manslaughter, carrying with it an in,I. terminate sentence of from 2 to ■ l years in the Indiana prison, was the \ :diet of the 12 men who eat as jnr .js in the trial of Henry F. Mein laid, the man who shot and killed C . t of Detectives William Dwyer in th,. vigo Circuit Court room tragedy
of last April.
The verdict was returned exactly at s ‘ , o’clock Saturday night. Sent, was pronounced immediately l,\ Judge James E. Piety and an 1, nr inter McDonald, in charge of S... riff William Horsley and Deputy Sin i'll Ira Wellman, was speeding aw;..\ on a Vandalia train en route
to Michigan City.
it w:o on the advice of Judge Piii) , who w’as apprehensive of mob I viol-lice when (he corny natively j
It was learned yesterday afternoon from authentic sources that Bishop Hughes will be in Greencastle about the first of November. At present he is occupied at his homo in San Francisco and in preaching throughout his district. He has completed his list of fall conferences and is making preparations for his trip east the latter part of this month. Upon October 31, he will attend the meeting of Bishops at Indianapolis and will make several speeches at that time. At South Bend he will be present at the dedication of the new Y. M. C, A. building which has but recently been completed. The Bishop is very much in demand all over the country but especially in Indiana where his numerous lecturers and addresses have endeared
him to the hearts of all.
According to the plans which are
|jn|,t -outonce became known, that' now being formulated by Dr. tloliin,
.... , m . Bishop Hughes together with all the led to t he quick spiriting of M. Don- 1 ^
i bishops of the Methodist church will
aid out of Terre Haute.
bulge Knight, during the scant heiir lie held the Hoot '-aid much is d i.-ise of big colleagi in answer in i i• ■ charges made !>.\ I e defense. It was evident throughout Judge Ki: ht's argument that he was unwell. His voice was not . trailg and spodators in the middle of the court room were unable to catch hi words. He poke in an impassioned conversational tone, making only an occasional jesture. They would have been derelict of dutv if they bad not pror.eetited that < '' said Judge Knight, re erring to McDonald's previous trial' . ‘'Tt wa- their duty to see that t e law
be present at the dedication of the splendid new library which graces tie* DePauw campus. The date for this event has not been definitely decided upon by those who have the matter in charge but it is thought that it will be about November 1. The dedication will lie an elaborate one worthy of the splendid addition to the university, marking, as it does, another mile-stone passed In the
progress of the school.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Huffman of Indianapolis a daughter, Alice Fiances. Mrs. Huffman will be remembered as Miss Flossie Huaik of this city.
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Daniel Clay Brackney, of Warren Township, Putna'i County, is to make the race for Representative from the Fifth District on the Independence ticket. This fact has been hinted at for several days but was made clear this morning when a petition was filed with the county clerk praying that his name be placed upon the ticket as the nominee of that party. The petition was signed by some two hundred and thirty voters from Clay an I Vigo Counties, the majority of the names being those of men from Terre Haute, Brazil and Seelyville. The petition is accompanied by an affidavit that the signatures are genuine. it has been rumored for several days that Mr. Brackney was out on a hunt for signers for the petition, as this was necessary since no convention was held by his party in this district.. Mr. Brackney made the race for County Representative in the Democratic prinian last winter and was defeated by Mr. Hostetler. He then came out for the Democratic nomination for joint senator from this district, but withdrew on the eve of the convention. He is now a fullfledged candidate for congress, and active in his support of the Hearst ticket.
0. A, R, AND W. R. G, ATTENTION!
Court House steps promptly
at 8:45 a. m. Thursday to escort the Cloverdale Post from the Monon station to the Court House upon the ar-
rival of the train at 9:32 a. m. The comrades of the Greencastle
Post are requested to wear the large
Grand Army Badge.
Let every Comrade of our Post, who is physically able, turn out and meet with us on this patriotic occas-
ion.
Comrades, let us “take a day off’ from office, shop and field, and do everything possible to make next Thursday a day long to be remembered by the Grand Army Posts of Putnam County and the Woman’s Relief Corps. These ladies are nobly doing their full part; and comrades, let us follow their splendid example with full ranks and untiring zeal in the good cause, and thus strengthen the bonds that bind us close together in sacred memories and patriotic work. IV. It Is requested by the G. A. R. Post and the \V. R. C. that on Thursday the 8th instant business houses and offices on •the square and citizens living In that vicinity and on the line of march from Monon station display flags and hunting as a welcome !o the visiting Grand Army Posts. By order of Commander Lee. (Signed) VV. B. Vestal, Adjut.
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Washington Swift of Bloomfield ! Iowa, who formerly resided Williiini Dodson is Stmek by Fire Truck and Suffers a Broken Leg
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William Dodson of Roachdale, Ind. salesman, stopping at tin Lorraine Hotel, was crossing the street in front of the hotel Saturday night when he was struck by a pa ing iir company wagon on the w iv to a barn fire at 559 South Illinois Stp' t. The man sustained a broken leg. and he was taken to Hie City Hospital. T e fire loss was several hundred dollars. The barn was owned by G. P. Prang. Two horses were burned. I ndianapolis News.
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Greencastle G. A. R. Post, No. It. October. (!, 1908. General Orders No. 7. I. The following is announced as the program of entertainment by Greencastle Post and the Woman’s Relief Corps, of visiting Posts of Putnam County and other incited guests, at tin* Court House on Thursday, the 8th instant. Forenoon at 10 o’clock for all the I’osts, their ladies and the Individual guests: Invocation h> Comrade Rev. D. K. Landis. Song America. Address of Welcome by Commander of Greencastle Post. Responses by Commanders of Y’isiting Posts. Song— Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lic.
Noon—Refreshments. ('amp Fire. Afternoon at 1:30 o'clock the public is invited,to attend, seats being reserved in front for the Posts, the W. R. C. and the individual guests. Song Marching Through Georgia. Address by Comrade J. D. Alex-
ander.
Patriotic Song by Mr. Albert
Moran.
Talks by Visiting Members of the Woman’s Relief Corps and by Comrades Fesler, Daugherty and
Ot hers.
Reeitation by M . Frank Donner. Closing Song The Star Spangled Banner. % Benediction.
Notes.
Tlie refreshments will be served by the W. R. C. in the corridor of the G. A. R. Hall at the Court House. The exercises will he held In the main Assembly Room of the Court.
House.
Two rooms reserved at the Belnap House for the visiting ladies and Comrades. Transportation will be provided from railroad station for the visiting ladies, and also for such comrades as may not be able to march. As our guests from Indianapolis will not arrive until about 10:30 n m. the forenoon exercises will not begin until about that hour. II. The following committees have been appointed: Five comrades of the Post and three ladies of the W. R. C. as a Reception Committee. Three comrades as a committee on Decorations. Two comrades as a Committee on Fife and Drum. The Reception Committee will meet at Court House steps at 7:30 a. m. Thursday to receive at the Monon station, the Bainbridge Post at 8 o’clock. lit. The entire Post will assemble
'i lie following criticisms taken
from Galesburg, ills:'., paper will he of interest to the many friends here
of Miss Helen Hanna Birch: The opening concert of Knox
Conservatory of Music for the season of 1.908-09 was given Thursday evening in Beecher chapel by tlv Conservatory faculty. The concert, which was planned primarily to introduce to the public the new members of the faculty, drew a crowd of college and city people which filled every available seat, both on the main floor and in the gallery. The splendid program given was enthusiastically received by the audience which appreciated the high merit of the work of both the familiar and the new performers. The latter made good in no uncertain manner, and the concensus of opinion expressed, was that the Conservatory is to be congratulated upon securing the services of the new members of the faculty. * * * * One of the surprises of the evening came in the Schergo in B flat minor, Chopin, played by Helen Hanna Birch, one of the new faculty members. Miss Birch displayed the characteristics of a piano virtuoso, her playing approaching in brilliancy that of some of the great performers of the day. An abund ance of technique, together witli a sense of artistic taste and discriminations, makes her playing remark ably effective. —The Knox Student,
Galesburg, Ills.
The concert given by the faculty was primarly to introduce these* two artists. Miss Birch played the Schergo in B flat minor by Chopin, and displayed a splendid technic fine musicianship and control. Her interpretation was most brilliant and she might well lie classed with some of the professional artists of national reputation. -Galesburg Ills
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NEWS FROM CinVFHnAlF Coy Ryan ill of typlvid fever, i
doing very nicely.
Master Lee Vaughn vi itel
Quincy on Sunday.
Miss Tvona Carr of Grooneastle
visiting reluliv ■ hero.
(’. E. Akers Is visit iir *' J at iv
Martinsville this week
James Martin hns purdn-ed :i fur-
niture store at Bedford.
AI Flint shipped a car '"a l of h
to Indianapolis on Frida
Ethel Fultz is ill if per •' iiH$ 1 not typhoid fever, ns rep* rte I Curt Cummin as of It >s lid-il" v hero between trains on Sundnv. Mr. and Mrr. .le " McCoy visited relatives at Quim \ over Suu 'nv. Prof. C. E. Kelley of the Jam stown schools was hero on -'stir l*iv. Mrs. Oscar Sackett vi.-itel iMs lives at Clinton the first f ti • v is Leroy O’Mullane. who i ••mpl d at Ladoga, \vn at homo over ' id James McKaniey and wife m Belli villo visited relatives hme o*. t Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George It. Route vi Red at Bloomington from F d v un til Sunday. Mrs. P. M. Sandy of 1" 1 . • io< ! is the guest of her daughter, Mi \ G. Broadstreet. Leslie Dakin and l.eke McCammaek of Quincy, transuded busines here on Monday. Ply Denny will conduct a chrysnu themum stand at the opera house, i October 5, t> and 7. Win. Brothers, who has Imen at Lebanon, for near eight months pa d arrived home on Monday. George Carter who was seriously ! injured by being thrown from a sul ky last week, ia reported as Improv-
ing.
O. O. McDonald left on Monday for Louisiana, where he has a dredging contract which he began work on the first of next year. George Wingfield. Al Flint, Louis Morrison and Bert and Ralph Sandy, left for the Rosebud, S. I). Indian Reservation on Tuesday. Rev. Briggs will begin a protracted meeting at the Christian Church October 7. A noted singer of Chai-
The remains of Abigail wife of John Asher of Swit : City, were brought here for intermeut last Saturday. Mr. Asher resided In tills vicinity for many years ai d later redded at Greencastle r m- a time. Gov. Hanly spoke at the opera bouse to a good crowd of ladies, eliil•Len Democrats, Prohibitionists and Republicans last Saturday. The speech consisted al ogether of a eulogy of .1. Frank II inly, and telling the go 1 things he h id done for the people in the last four years. He enlightened his auditors on one cuh- ^ ject of which they had been in Ig- : norance heretofore, and that was | that he had been the father of the Moore bill. It had been generally I conceded that our own Hon. T. T. Moore was the author of that bill, but Hanly claims tin* bill as his own.
Special Interiirltaii ('at- Curries Repulilicans to the Mining Town to Let Them Hear What Their Candidate Has to Say on the Issues of The Campaign. NO OVERABUNDANCE OF ENTHUS
\ message has been received by
j ‘''v. A. T. Riley from Rev. O’Haver | 't liis new charge at Bedford. Rev. i <) 'lav r says “Wo are about settled n our new home. Have preached five times, two funerals. Services ■ v mo well attended. We like the
! p ice and the people seem
Give our regards to Rro. Walker. I ! kiu.w lie will make it go at Locust
1 St reel.”
Pickle Loci,ridge in charge of his personal!,' conducted interurban car left at ti:30 o’clock last night for Brazil where Jim Watson spoke last night. There were fifty passengers on (lie car. Tin Republican colored drum corps, consisting of Henry Miles, who beats the basso drum, and about seven others, five of them minors, accompanied tin* party. There seemed to be no superabundmce of enthusiasm when the car left lien* and whether they scraped up any by tin* time th'-y reached Brazil is a question.
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Announcements have been recelv- '' J here of the prospective marriage Mins Edna Stoeg who is well known here to Dr. Frank Long of Indianapolis. The wedding will take place at Indianapolis, October 7.
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Central Trust Co, OF GREENCASTLE, INI . Io Auditor o. . (ati.*, close . f Business Sept. .10, IDCN
KBSOURCES Loans Overdrafts Bonds Furniture. Advances to Estates Din- Loin Banks and Trust Companies ..
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Total
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LIABILITIES
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FIRST TO EPILEPTIC VILLAGE
Yoiitli From Cloverdale Goes to New Castle as H>e First Patient I’rom I’utnani County •« Die \*-w Institution.
Monday Fred Cummings, of C’loverdale, was taken to the Epeliptic Village at New Castle. This is the first patient to go to the newly established institution from this county. Some time since County Clerk Hamilton received a letter from the superintendent of the institution stating that he was holding open a place for a Putnam county patient. There was, at that time, no applicant for admission to the hospital, but later application was made for Cummings and he has been admitted.
John Martin and Dani .Tali, a couple of Bulgarian workmen, who are employed at Linton were here yesterday taking treatment from Dr Bence.
W 1' You’re loo, ma for correct style, right I li\ perfect t liloring, and all-uool honesty <«f fabrics in cl >thes, look here. You’ll find Hart Schaffrter & Marx dotlit s here, and yon may look everywhere) else as long as you pVas'i, without fin ling anything hotter. Those.clothes are right; yon’ll liml tlnm right; if hy any chance you don’t, we’il make them light. Diu|> in here any time and ; k to see the new fall modtds in fni cy we;Acs aud eolois; kok at the hlue and hlack suit for diessicr use. We’ve got tlie clothes j ou want. This store is the home ol‘ Hurt SchalTner .A Marx clothes
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