Elkhart (IN) Weekly Truth, May 1, 1902, p. 2. WHITECAPPERS' VISIT WILL BE FATAL Nashville, Indiana, April 22-Another whitecapping took place early yesterday morning when twenty masked men went to the home of Finley Stretchberry, aged 40, six miles west of here and only a few miles from the home of William Caldwell who was almost murdered by the whitecappers night before last and broke their way into Stretchberry's house. Stretchberry met them with a double-barreled gun and emptied one charge into the shoulder of one of the gang. The whitecappers then seized Stretchberry's wife and forced her into the kitchen. Stretchberry was then beaten over the head with revolvers and clubs until he fell to the ground. Stretchberry's hands were then tied, and he was dragged to a woods nearby and tied and whipped until blood flowed down his back and limbs to the ground. The cappers then untied their victim, took him down the road, and tied him to a fence post and beat him until he was almost dead. His wife, who was recently discharged from the insane hospital, became insane from excitement, ran to the road and then into a farmer's house. She was unable to make herself understood, but the farmer followed her to the place where Stretchberry lay. He was taken to his home and doctors were sent for. Both Stretchberry and Caldwell are at the point of death, and Mrs. Stretchberry's condition is pitiable. The two whitecappings occurred within 48 hours.