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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1894

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la^Mlii t9 Till* lBd>«A*»oi!a Haws.} KjnrA*»ANT, llAWli *L-^MM0n \\T»iteiMn «ad J©hi» P*rk«r, ebwged with »ttmptiiat U kidaap Oliiw, tht twalae-year-okldascfattr «f Jdh H. Kraft, lut Dtcember. p}«*4wl gfUty, and this moroiag Judg* ll«rh«r BMilaiHwd both to fivo year* in tho ariton •oOth. Charleo Compton, an aceooipiiM, i«t««d to turn Sute'i eTidenca, and tl^ «aaa againat him waa dismiuad. Staphen Whitoman waa killed at the time laid waa asada oa kraft’a honaa, WOKK. O# A COWAitO. Am Attaaapt To Blow Up a Slaanfactortac Plant. [Kpeelal to Tba Indlanapoita Itewa] Bkam, March 22 —Conaiderable excite nant waa created here to-day by the diacoiary of an attempt to blow up the large plant of the Chicago Sewer Pipe Company of thia city. The engineer bad built his fire and sum about to turn the water luto the boilers when, for aonie rtasou, he exam Ined them, and found that aonie person had forced an entrance to the boiler-room and let all the water out of the boilers A disehan^ employe,who had sworn lengeance, ia under suapieion Criminal Court Kfcord. fSpacial to Tha Iiidlanai< 'Is News ] AwpEKSOf, March 22 —^ esterdny waa a hig day for Judge I llison'a t nminal Court Beeidea'ioinp May a seut«iice to prison for nine yeara, aa no'ed in yt.iterday's dis patchea, VVm J itld% of the t Japoer gang of car ihieyea was smteuted to two years m the northern prison Mm hlegle, ago eighteen years, goes with J lelds for two years for breaking intonsiloon Charles Moore, a Canadian who burned straw atacka nearislwood, gets two years in the penitentiary. Henry J tchi<-on waa also eenienced a coupk 01 years for using J I Kilgore's name on a cluck Sdittncewill be passed to-day on 1 mnlc Powers, of the Dundee gang, for stealing clover aeed. Coxey Men ttill l4o suppressed. Ihpecliil to Tlic liKlianapc IH ^e«vs ] AwpERsriN', Maith ^2—It is leained this afternoon thlit u small party ot men who prefer to he uncinploied, me trying to muster rceruUs from this city foi Cox< y s army. The scheme is to get a hundred men to Join a deleg itiim from 1 Ikhart, which will past through thia city Saturday Hensihla laboring and huamesa men in Anderson acorn the idea of a few vacraats trving to work UP a t oxey crowd here, and anv at tempt at parades or public demouatrations on the atreeta a ill meet resistance Oratorlcia and Ueclamacory. [apecial to Tba yndtanapolls News.] PLAtunpui, March 22 —The annual oratorical and declamatory contests of Central Academy will be held in tho briends’ ehnreb to-night and briday night The anoeaaaful one m each of the primary coiiteata will represent their school in the later-Academic contest, which will beheld at this place on the evening of the dOth inst, at which Bloommgdale, Vermilhon, Westfield and Central Academies will be represented. A Kew Telephone Coinpnny. iSpaclal to The Indlaospvlla News 1 Laokance, March 22 -The Lagrange & Borne City lelephoiie Company was organiied bare on Tuesday by the election of D. A. Fawoett as president, and J. h Franks aeoratary. The line, twelve miles long, will be in operation within ten days, and Frcsident hawoett snyt extensions will be made to KendallvUle, tt Wayne and Goshen Ihe stOCK in the company is held at Lagrange. Kendallyiile and Ft W ayue. * Captain Thayer Misting. fSpecial to The Indianspo s Kavra 1 Grpekeieup, March 22 —The disanpearanee of Captain K F. Thayer is creating much goeiip here ilia whereabouta is nnknown, unless bia nearest relatives know of bis movements Captain Thayer, pre ▼ions to his departure, waa a popular aud infiaential eiti/sn engaged m profitable bnaineaa Ho went away on the ‘Hh inst Two V cars ago he married a young lady of Franklin, O. Bni glare at Liiganaport. rPpac k1 to Tbo IndliLDapoIta Nuwal Loqanwort, March 22.--The reeldenoe of Sainual S Hclvic auditor otCaascounty, was visited by burglars last night, who carried off money aud jewelry aggregating $400. Isaac htem discovered a masked burglar in his room during the night, and attempted to grapple with him, when the fellow drew a revolver and escaped. Kh* Is Mot An Heiress lepst ai to Tbe Indtanapolla Newf.,1 Hoonlia hiiii, March 22—Miaa Alice Hicks, of Napoleon, in a letter to a college friend, denies the roinantio story afloat to ihe effect that she has inherited a lezat fortune Miss Hivks is known to have wealthy relatives both in Galveston and Houston, whose fortants arc probably coueerned in this rumor Allot Himself to Dentil. (Apeclal to Tho ludlauapolhi News ] BmoMtNttTOV, March 22—Joaeph Imboft, a well know n quarry man of the Hunter btoue Company, committed suicide this morning by a guu shut It ii iupimsed to be the result ot domestic dilhculty Ills family was away from home at the time. The deed was dune witn a rillo Death of Mrs Mary Brown (Hpaeial toThs lootanapolla M«ws ] Valparaiso, March 2*2.~Mr8 Marv F. r Brown, one of the oldest residents of this oity, and widow of the late James Caldwi 11 Brow n, who founded the first Presbyterian eburch of this city In died this morning Hhe waa eighty years old. 8he reaiited here fifty-five years A Terdlet Tor BtliCOO. iPpaclal to Tha Indianapolis News ] Bit imuND, March 23 —W. F. bhephard, who recently entered suit egamst the PanHandle Hallway Company, claiming flO.UOO damages for the loaa of an eye by a cinder, to-day aecared a jury varutet for #5,60(1. The eaee was on trial for a week.

•hipment. This, with ordere already booked, aiuouuta to about 3,600 car-loada, and It will require a torov. of 5(X) men to furnish promptly These ordere wiU be felled by the Bedford btone Quarry Company. The other quarries art alao receiving ! 'Ood ordvra, and the managers are looking urward to a good tra it

MAKING OF APPOINTMENTS,

now NAMLS AUE 'sH.lCllI. lt\ UOAltD OF PLULIC sATLik

lomado at Wasi Aladlaca. (Spaetal to Tt>« InOtonapolis Newa) MapirON, March 22.—A tornado passed over Weet Medison about 6 o'clock this Morning, barely touching the ground in ■ome plaoee. Great treea were uprooted There was i peculiar noise and friction in the air, with red aud blue colon, followed by a koU-storm. llfteenth Aanlveraoxvfl^seetol to The laOiaiMipolts Maws.] COLTAg, March 22.—Prof, end Mrt. George E. Long celebrate the fifteenth anniversan of their marriage at L O. O. F. Hall this eveninr. One hundred and fifty iavitatioaa are out

•truck by l.lgiataiag. fUaedet ta Tfee ladlaaagaUe Maws.] Elwood. March 21—The reeidenee of Chrie Knottc wee etraok by lightning this merning. The kitehea waa destroyed and fauuntea won eerioaaly eboeked. tu4laa» Moa Mnrderod. |■pacMI to The Zndtanapdia Maws | HM-Woopr. Mareh Sk-Samuel Card, a our* pMiter, of ^{a eity. was murdered at Hot g^nfit Ark., yeMe^y. for bia money. Mni^ OuBaak Mor Mom.ttfenTal toTfee tMUsoapeita Mewa , Mareh 21-W. C. Wiastandley »Mh, Olden for " I el buff atone, for immediate

r.riirrnl -.lair Farmland will txumi its lorpoiate limits Grecnfiild ia coi trait lu for water works Ihe 1 ogansport Itiporter w lU be eiuai,.ed toaaixcrumu uarlo eight; jris John U lohiiM II a pioiiei r of (ireciifitld, is dead He w . seve itv n nc vears old Jacob 1 situr tin ol kst Nla-ion in the litfiUawatrr v„lt) is dead He was iiire.v three jcirs old hour bu II -s t taiilisluncrila at N< wpon were nidtd (■> > rv ar< t! i ‘■aine n^tnl but only a cwjetuiuj >ec’o»t j Ihe din*tis ol tlrs 1 Daiiv Mrs I’r i Aikvti I r 1 Adam Hartuian puuuers o t Ik bartcoaiitv jtciirrcd the same tia} | Tlie\v!ijiK < uiitv comimssioiurs hav* | ordered tiat *1 t. mg circu ch must pay a I license he ore e hibiting in the count i j The l-iisttts of the IiiduuMi I nivcrsity are niecilug at Bloomington to consider plans . for the new college building lor w tucu the last I egislature appropriated t >a (00 beymour Ihompsou, ot Boone county * attempted to shoot his lather in law Hart oy | hmilh. in a quar el over pa turo lun I bat the old man leveled him with a blow on the hi ad which may prove latal | fhe American fetrawboard Company has i leased the plants at K( komo Andorsuu and j lerre Haute to Crawford tairbanks ol lerre Haute and be has appointed M U tt lUiamb I of Anderson nianai,er j li~ Hennctt of Hioonmigton traveling j salesman lor a Louisville Ky > house has been appointed abstract clerk In the pension ] oltli e ot Indiana) oils, through tbo nterres- ^ Bitin of Congnssman Cooper The Haiictck tounty(.rand jury was in continuous session lor twtntv six dais and it returned i03 indictments fourteen ol which were (or murder torgerv larteuj and robbery and eighty lour for violating tho liquor law Ihe trial of ex Shend Liu utl W iilis of ‘lulliv in county ate is d ot asausslnating ex rrostcutor Hull* lor Blienufing the aflecti ns ot his wl fe has been trmislerieil to Knot tounlj lor tna. and it will be called next month Ihe annual roe ting of the Indiana Spir itual Assocmtuin at t 'lestcrton will begin July 1 I)r J Westerned oi \nder on )resi dint o' the assoc at loll rei oris thi.1 a numler ot the most noted lecturers u tlieco intry will attend f C Ittrk Sr , of Gosbeii, who was a)pointed assistant suienuUndiut ot the in diaii school at (»enoa. Neb has concluded that a posit on ns traveling salesn an in In liana Is pre cruble to teaehii g Indians in Nebraska. brink If Nniitli ami \V Heaver claim ing Chicago and Ciicinnati nspeet veh as thiir hoiu s were iirrcsied at U isedule chaigtd wiln rot bing a sure nt (.reencastle They sliuwefi ( pht and oi o ol them tried to shoot the city mitishnl John H Perkins ol I ebanon has receive 1 a letter cuntainiiig and these words I send this lor Je-tts t hr s* s sike Home yea s ago Mr Perkins s s ore was robbed ot f 0 and he believes that the iltiel has made restitution in this w ly 'Ihe case of Mr Maggie Mitchell, of Indianapolis agiinst the ileetiic street rail wav ot that city Is now in trial at Nobles ville where It was taken on a chnnge o*'venue Mrs Mitchell waa In uied while a passenger and she demands elO oui dti lagcs John Matliii a dial (tiiman seventy years old, ol S, P ml jumped oi t! e Big I our bi idge over F at (cxereil i ah of sevinty two oet and was insU Illy kilkd last Hun day he titiCiujted to kill himsel*' by laying down in Iront o an api .oaehing trim Hevenl voiiim bovs of Peru nn awny from honii an i v stirdny Nobe Lldera re turned viiih ibe lulinintiou that Lanilart t obto wa nm ovtr tv a train while t! ey were b *l ng tin ir vwy o Pittsburg and that he ia n >w n il h is) U il w i h ojie leg otf Loll iifti UK isul of St aiirig si lijO in ditmondH n i iv i iv rom 1 jv a d Hayse ot Waahingtpn ’> ( wn arrested at Auburn where his alht an 11 r ithcr reside A portion o the eo I were leiovered having 1 een shippen to Al* u n r m Allegheny Oitv, Pa. Charles 1 n, rdt it of Ft Mavne, vvis waylaid by tljre negro highway nen vvliodimanded his meiiey Mr H rdelet made nn etort to drivv a rtvo'^r whereupon he waa shut the biiJe iMssini! through several lo'ds ofc’olhuig an 1 str ung him in tl e abdomen There is great danr# that it wili prove atal After firing the shot the highwaymen fled Albert Pa il, of ( ulifonim eloped to New Albany with Miss Louise Steele o louisville Kv andawoddhg ollowed Meanwhile Mr Paul bad idaced a seven t) oiisand dollar drait with the (rennxn Bank ot I ouisville tor collection, and It was leturned unpaid On the strength of this uraFt he borrowed money irons several merchants and this led to his arrest During a political jollifitation at Rich land, Leslie Young quafeled with Patiick MeLatiahlin and his part w as taken bv Henrv McAllister who stabbed Young in a number of places The fust Inal of McAllister in Rush county <or attempted murder re ulted in n disagreement ol the jury The case is now on tiialtoi too second time, having been trana feried to Shelbyville Theodore faylor, of Clay county, found living with a young girl Horn Ohio, in a hut near t lovetland and concerning whom there was much myetery, has been sentenced to pnton lor one year for stealing live stock The police authorities believe that Taylor is an all around criminal, wanted at other places but he resolutely holds his tongue and noth ing can be gleaned from his talk James Conroy and Willmm Cleary, employed as watchmen in the Tolleston bhooting ( liib gioi lid became involved in a quarrel withAlbe t Tooker and the la«i named used hm revolver firing six shota Both men were kil ed Tooker escape 1 to the swamiis pur sued by several scoie of fanners, who avowed a purpfse of Ivnchlng him At last accounts he had evaded his would be captors Furtlur dt tails of the destruction of La ayette Carmon s home near Hartford City, by a natural gas explosion show that the house was entirely consumed together with its cententA A child was atally burned Mrs ( ainioB was carried out by Jusoph Miller while her clothing was In flames, and tho flesh dropped from bis bands while he was saving her tVom death A stepdaughter was also ftightinlly burned j. R. Mentone, who was found freezing to death due to prolonged dissipation, and who died acter removal to the St Joe Hospital, Ft Wayne, has been identified as Samuel 11 Himmond, a well known attorney, ©•'Fond du Lac, is He was an exceedingly bright and well educated man Some weeks ago be left Fond dn Loc saying that he was going to try the gold cure This was the last heard of him until he was found in a straw stack in Allen county, wheie he bad sought shelter from fiearing winds After his death, Mentone’s body was turned over to a medical college and it was partially dissected be ore bia identification was assured A step son of Charles Thornburg, of Kokomo, employed by the American Strawboard Company, was killed by as oecident, and tbe step-iather sued tor damages. >He was non suited, and then the mother brought suit The first trial developed that the toy was an illegitimate son, and Hi tbe trial of tho second suit tho court ruled that he was parentlesa in the eyes of the law, neither the mother nor the step-father having tbe right to recover, although the mother could have sued prior to her marriage, in short, that her marriage deprived her of her maternal cGims The point ia a new one, and will be further tested Joseph Downey, of Vermillion county, owns a coal mine, known as a’’strip bank,” and ireqnently petrified ob'eits are uncovered and brought to the surface. Turtles have b««n found, natural os life and well petrified, and so have other things, but tbe strangest is that of on Indian paivoose, which Itr Downey removed and p'oeed in toe door-yard of a rela tive at Clinton The base is half-egg-ahope, nnd on tbe upper aide ia a perfect ineda’Uon of n papoeee, three feet long, sixteen inches wi^ and eight inchee above the flat aurfneo The outllnee ere smooth es polished marble, and the shape is thet of e child etont five years old, bandaged Irom the neck to the feet t nder the head Is a pillow, and around the body on the flat upner side of tho bnoe is a wreath of terns, told with great regularity It woe found sunken in the cool to the level of the base, while the body wes covered end surrounded by slate. Alt^ether it weighs L(W0 pounds.

Certain NamoM H« l»-cttHl By 1 nth of tin* < oniiiilanloncra—NnU May Not Be* I 1.* d—I’oat-Uout-t (JiUM Ion— Addliiouul liiiprovv uiouia

deoreuse is noted A few of tbe sppliiunti> whose names Lave been taken from the lifts are returning saying they have btin disappointed iu obtaining eoipioyiiunt liii tiuance comiiiiliee says no nioniy I". beiu.{ recelviri in response to the recent ai p nls Hini no etlort making to secure con tnbutions

TBE BIG TRUST COMPANIES

IN lllF I'OI.K E (OtrUT.

TIIK PAltr THEY PI AY IN* riN’ANCIAL Dpi llAllONH OF TO-DAY.

There were on file about l*0ft apjiluatnns lor plan 8 on the police unu fire lorces w ben tin, ) riseiit couiniifsiouer# ot public suit ty took thnige Alter it was UeeuKd that ilian^es would be neces''ary, the otbeers ot the lone selected a mimber if putrolmtn for examination, but not until a close rei ord ol tneir uitioiii. had 1 een kti t for sev era! weeks lo fill on' vacancuh tbit miehl <*ccur,^Mr White selei ltd ten Dtnio truti> Mr Conner Hud Mr Ruckle i ch ten Reitublieaus troia the appiieations on hi 1 hi se names were not in tlie older they were hied but we e chosen Iiom the uf p i cat ons on file us the eoniinissioneis de-iicd 1 hese men were uotilii d tint liny shi uld re port lor evamiaation As soon as these names vvere drawn, the board ueeiured tbe new lules in force Out ot this list ol thirty came tlic rien recently aglpointed Vccorling to the nevv lulv- evirvutjli cant IS tnlitltd lo an i \aiiun ition 1 be date of filing the apjiluat on is n rded but therr is in thii - n quiriiu' the boar 1 to order up lor examinatioa tin uieniiinti turn as then aptdiciitiuns an filed ihe eonuiiissioinrs may sikct am ( ne tin v disire 1 he men exnmnitd if they rent h a Cl rtiiiii } er tent will \( placed on the eheiblelist and this list will It ilig'ifud those hav mg tin highest jn r i ei t to 1 e aji jti lilted first If liowtvtr the nuns iri not Roll I ted tr m tin dig hie list tin r» ueon iht reft r must be ent i td in the nnn in s ( t th I I ir i lilt (iisi s d 11 M Invi II It fiilh dec lied to I nii„ a Mil 1 h V u V I m i sn i iti ii with J on (> liailiv v terliiv ntirii n lut I Him t no a„rt limit \ numb i < 1 the lueii do not they say, (are to j artici pate III the suit liie F’est IloHso Qiii stlon The citv wanted to pat the projioscd new pest house tn the poor le-iu erouiidR hut to tlu-i the county commissioners would ni t agree J he commisbioners hi ally agried to jay toward a four thousand lo lar house, the city to build it win re it pleased The toiiimi loinra an 1 citv oiheial nut Jut iveniug Lonnty Attirniy lirown, speukiitg lor the coniirissioiiers said that the Cl uiit/ vv ouUl not j ay J.J (KHI if the j est 111) 1st were built on the cuy s ground Mayor Denny was jriatlv surprised at tin ebaiige of front e»n the part ot tin t miiiiis hioner Ihi i iiy i tin • i eitelaie that tlie only (ondition originally imposed by tlie board wa tliat the pest liou e shoi id not be put on tlie ))oorlurm grounds 1 lie eilv tnei netr was ordered to make a plat 1 tbe citv proisertv and it will bo ot’ered lor sail The city olhcials do not hesitate to sav that some real estati uieu who h ivi plait tl gnnuid in the vicinity ot the old pest liouse are nsponsitile lor the < hanee in the otter ot thebeaidof tomiuibsioners 1 lie Board ot Health met this afternoon and transacted routine business Adclitiunnl Iniproveinonis riie jipera for the Illinoih strei t si ie walks have btt'ii prepared 1 'om Glii > to Noilh street tbe walks will ti nine ft t wide and from North to’seveiUli Hit fei t Itn resohition to asphalt \V est Ne w \ ork street from Blake to West, is le idy 1 lie roadway will be forty feet wide 1 he street car tratl s will be paved withbrica The Board ot i ublie Vv oi ks his ordered Morris street fiom Wist street to the liver bridui 1 ivtd with bni I Vt the requistot (.ouneiliuan Stein tlie Hoird of Public Works has iiron ueu to jmt north ai el south erobsings and too hr dees in ceitain sticets east ol Woodiull plate Ctuiitiluun Kiaiss has asked for an clectuc light in the Blind Institute park Diivnli Irlid To-Duy The commissioners of public safety to. day tried salutary inspector Duvall, charged bv patrolman Hoover with iuter‘'ering with him in closing a saloon at Morris and Fast stri ts The controversy oiturred in a barber shop 1 he board was of the opinion tl it the shop w is an uiun \ th it violations ot the law were go ngon anil Duvall slioiild not have been there on Niinday He w is reirimunoed I’n sidi nt Ruckle said tbe t< stiinony was so coiiliicting th it the boar 1 did not teel justified m revoking his powers Henlth Board Appiopiintion The Board of Health has decided to ask the Council for an appropriation of to pav another physitian attheeity dixpensiry Henry Rauh cha.niian of the finanee committee, said to day that the appropna tioii will not be granted Ti>r«> Down n wialvle. Building Inspector Pendergast to lay tore down a stable belonging to Stephen blinker, m the rear of 1 J W est W ishington street fhe building had been eniidemned, ami Sliuker refused to remove it bClIOOL ENUMFKAYION

roBMttfiax at U' M. L. Eldik'h,

Now In Piotrrt'ss—'Ihe Allen County < aso in the bnpromo t oiirt. The enumeration of school children in Indiana is receiving the attention ot tlie Depaitmcnt of Public Instiuction It is taken between March 1 and May 1, and soon alter its completion the department makes the apfiortioument of school monev The ''upreme Court is expected to make an important ruling on the question ot enutner atiun belore May I The ease comes troiii Allen county, where the tru-tees made an enumeration which 1 laviiis J Y uuug county superintendent, declined to receive He asserted that the returns were “padded,” aud be took an enumera tion which showed tbe number of sthool cliildreii to be considerably less than shown by the enumeration of the trustees Ihe superintendent sent his fieures to the State Nupennteiident, out tbe Su prenie Court restrained the apportionment until It could t>ass on the controversy Superintendent Young says that seliool chi'dren were credited to his neighbors who did not have children The controversy extends over all of Allen county People living outside of Ft Wayne sav that the e nil me rati on in the city has been ‘ nadded ’ until It deprives the country schools of money to which they are entitled The bupreme Court will past upon the question ot whether tbe duty of couuty superintendents in making the returns is rainisterial or discretionary If it is held to be minis terial then the enumerations of trustees will have to be accepted bv county superintendents who forward the figures to the State deuartmenL Auotiier thing involved in the Ft W'avne controversy is If the Supreme Court decides in favor of the county super intendcnt it will deprive Ft W ayne of a representation on the State board, and give the place to Terre Haute It is charged that the purpose of the ‘’padded'' enumeration at Ft Wayne was not only to increase the State allowance of money, bnt to retain membership on the school board The State Superintendent says that false returns are sent m from many plaies in the State In Indianapolis three years ago an enumeration was taken that was thought to he incorrect A second list was luaue out which reduced the number about 14,0o0, and on this the apportionment was made The difference in money was about #40 (XXk Since then the city bos never reached tbe figures of tbe first enumeration, although the school population is on the increase. An effort has W n made to have the Btre>ets and residence numbers retumea in making the enumeration This is not required by taw and the census taken have declined to do it Soch information, tbe State deoartment soya, would make investigation of tbe leturna easier. Fawer Applicanta For AkU The applicants at the food market are fewer. The number of people receiving provisions last week was amaller than that el the week before and this vesk i fjirthtr

I Uiiuii - 1 Hvv Y luliitorrt I’lmlhlied— Olhi r ( a-.< H In the < onrt In the I’o’icetiurt thp. inorniiig (lark Cariuiit r who ketps a Ralooii atui West MirkitRtreil v us luumJ ..uiitv ot helling liq lor to iiuiiors ami timii o-b Juice Slut bv SHi 1 til It be did not w sut to be bard on 'u'oou kei Its lie ri pf trii/ed th it tliey c rnt J I n a legitimate bus ness but bo added ‘Mr ( arpentir it you corld sit on tils itn b day by day and see the poor wi tl Ins tliat me bn u,.fit before me—men wli lia\e utterly nun d their lives, men wiio art no longer ineu but mere wrecks of hill 1 iiiity, and all tlirougfi drink—1 nm sure tliut vou w ould be uioie earelul lu selling to boy» ' iamts I evHolds and John i’ndden are tlie bar tender uid porter in a saloon nt liberty aud Wa».hin,.ton streets Ihe sui I u iH < w n d I V 1 I'll k ( arpentcr They \u r tritd on II < ban,! ol selling liquor on Nuniav 1 bruise wns provt 1 and fudge ''tiibiis Ktigniiti/ed it as a flagrant viola tion OI the law Inch was fined 5. 0 and stilt! iiceil t tbi tv iluvs in the work b tusi \li three ol the ..uloon laseswi reappealtu, b n ! in tlu sum of {■-(.HJ being given in cacti

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( I rge Onsiev a colored bov chnrgf <1 with el t'lng a 1 ie,t< 11 w uvt ! exiiiniiiHtiou aid Raid that h -Minlt il to go hi lore tie grand jUrv 1 lie bov 1 ad w orketi lo \iiin W lleiiiiriike and llirtugb his intlii iie tile In V W IS ulli w 1 t > g' boi le i U blS liomiHit return w 111 n w irte 1 1 li y n y i_iaiits ' 1 >.111 to the wr rk liouei ind U iir g it two li are in wliuh to Itay till <U\ Niyoif in liuit ood tiers wire nrn st d V "-l ni ly fi r hi iliiig Ir m blHlii nary \e li lihund tloikiii, tlu btie ts Ilim of tiiein \u rt liiii i 1 ta li ilie olhtr easts yyert tout riu d <>!• oitiiii get 11 « lew V loliitcil NHtbaniel (iroll a dealer in g-onirits at N o sS 1 ust Market str 11 y» as 01 it sti 1 to tlav I y I lilted '-latts \i irsbal Nieyt lit on fhe clinree of Inning sold oltonnirj eime witlu ut labt 1 or ht tni) ah rtquirid liv tbe (loveninient In if nil laming vntiii«s haul lu bought ti n poi 11 is ol tlie ol 1 11 gi rme at ttiits i ))imn 1 Ityvisrijirt sented to turn lu hud as ert imery butter Mr < loll eyjdaiiud th ft hi find insiriultd Ills ciii] toy s ll It all pukiges ol oko III ii«i I me sliould I 1 iliek d uiu' tiuit il a jiai' agi b i I been u nt ut unlal It I it was tl I 111 0 tl eii eiril s nt'< Ibe olrotn ir )' line in jiiisti n w is male m < nhimi m 0 1 J ],v m dtiifty lollector of mt r uat rtveiuu li rt ays that tbe oth e fi n tyui net iluil manv gnu t ly 1 e(iirs in In diaiiapiiih ate v ml it iig the oleomargerine law regul irh an 1 tliat stgj s will be taaeu to pioseeule all tbe olknders lleilmoiul Gets Two Venrs Acting Fudge Mpnan this morning sent cnccd lolin Futmoii 1 to two years unpris oniut nt for Iobbiiig I inn 1‘ortei, a eolo-td man who lives ( n a firm near Howlands lilt cviderue showed iliat last Vugust Bed mond and ti ite others discovered that I’ortcr liad a hi it on hia pers m 111 w liit li lie curried mom y Hit v m t Porter in a fi Id ind took the belt and iiioiuy aw iv and tried tiluiy tlie oki in in but be louglit lliem Ro bald that tliev ran away V 1 ospaptiJ ai d went to R< ntucky I bey w ere air tett at ( iiuiibelltbtirg K\ tbiie y eka ago Nmirid Jones, eliurged with ceiUiiilicity was acquitted Suits I I It it Mary C asev is suing Noia Buckley bi fore a uiy 111 hi Ige Biirtlioloiiieyv s lourtlor hiiMKiO d uiiaees Mrs t aM v alleges tint in a iieighboiliood quairel Mrs Buekltv its 1 saulted lu r and mtluted sucli iiijuncb tbit HU infant boiu huou alti iwaru w is diseased iu Its spine LbaiJes I Jonts who lues at Y orktown Delaware county hussiudthe Indianapolis Journal (or damages Jor alleged libil He nlligts that the j iper puldished an untruthful dispatih alleging that he had left his home owing $20 000 to dillereut per

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Slreet tin Dlockado Case. The case of the street car company in which a rnotorinan and a conduitor were arrested lor blocking the streets and for running cars too close togitbei was con tinued indefinitely this morning It is understood that the street car com|)<iny bus agreed to obey tbe ordinance and to plui e inspectors on the ears to set tliat the ordi nance which requires cars to koep.UO yards apart is not yioluted Dnrtcnder 1 ined ■Charles Conroy bartender nt the Denison House, pleaded guilty in the ( nminal ( ouit this morning and was fined $10 and costs by Acting Judge Spaan 'or selling liqaor after II ocloik Ills ease was ajipealed from Police Court LKJUOR I FAt.UE AND THE LAYY* Local Ilopre sentatlves Non-Commit-tal—Hi reaton Ing; Lottern G> JndeeB. Local representatives of the Ntate I iquor Itague decline to say what steus, if any, the league will take in reference to the decision of the f-uprerae Court in the fete him (.use 1 here has not been a denial of the fctory that the league will exert wh itiver influence it can comronnd against the reeieitioii of the members 01 the Nuoremt ( ouit who agreed to the decision It IS Raid that while the motion for a re hearing ot tbe case was pending, members of the court received letters threatening that certain things would be done uuless a re bearing were granted Soim of these letters, it is said art still in existence It 18 the understanding that the power of the league will be used in obtaining if possible, a court that will reverse tbe decision of the present court To Hear the Tax Cases. Governor Matthews, Secretary of State Yfyers, Auditor of State Henderson Tax Commissioners I N YValker and D. F Alleu aud Deputy Auditor of State J 1 1 tvnning will go to M aslungton “Saturday to bear the argument of the Indiana railroad tax cases bttore the United States Supreme < ourf 'fhev will be gone a week The oflitials say there is no oolitical significance in their going to Washington Attorney General bmitb, Jolfti W kern and A J Beveridge, attorneys for the btate, may leave to morrow Terre Haute Yacrinntlou Case, Secretary Metcalf, of the State Board of Health, went to Terre Haute to-day to give testimony in the prosecution of a vaocinatiou case in the county courts borne time ago Ihe school antiioritics of Terre Haute ordered all school children vaecinatc’d Some parents objected to the order and had tbe teachers enjoined from enforcing it 1 he controversy will be, if necessary, car ried to the Supreme Court where the question has never been passed npon. No More Unemployed HeettnES. A. C. Johnson, who was identified with the movements of the unemployed, says that the unemployed will not meet again unless called together by the chairman. Tbe meeting last night in the Criminal Court room, he says was not called by the nneinployea, but by Allen Jennings, for the purpose of getGng an expression from property holders in relatioa to charges for gas connections. llaJf Fares and the fiimsons. For the first time in the history of the Grand Lodge of Masons Secretory Smytfae annonnees that a half fore railroad rate has been granted for the annnal meeting. Hr. Smytne says that this is certain to affect tbe attendance, and that hundreds of Masons besides delegates wili be here May 22 and 23, the date* for the meeting.

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HL trust coiiipan es of the L nited States contribute au interesting page in the history of national finanee 1 hnr growth has been truly phe n o ni e u al They came up like ni u sh rooms, but their growth was perraaui nt They long ago came to etay Ihere is uo

stopping till ir surcesR 1 yen in panics like the prcHeut tliev keep an iving on the scene I ’ e all piimaneiit tinancial iiistitutions, till) ( iiiiL liec! use they wero uetde 1 Ihey till long kit w lifts 1 liev oceu] y a niche in the lui'-uic-s ot banking that bad long w Tiled lot an oti upant \\ tiile li»ce every til n else that is goid tliey have their cnint rf( It' and const qut ntly tin ir tail nit's they are tn day tbe most nimble and hUul ictoiy ol our fi laneial concerns Iwiifty five veurs u,.o a trust eomjiaDy w IS a nnity lodtj there aie ovtr two iutiidn. 1 tl th III hetwieu Maine and < ah 1 n a in I tin 11 tesi nr es aini unt to over j,l (Km tl iKRi (In till continent ot 1 urope 111 1 nil, VI d tilt triiht c mipany m i li its 1) J c irance I c III it di 1 III \rnerna ''ome ol ttie Rii n„ei(t iiiiikiig ehtablislinients 111 roild UK loiulucted on the trust plan Ihe 'sji ll tv (leiii rail ot Bunn is tarn ms 111 ill tl fin utti li I 111 iis of tile world Brus s ai J Vmsti ruaiu e ich b lU'ts of a vi or (HR oi,„ani/ali IU of this sort Tlu re ire Sc ri' ct ilicni in 1 ucland and nearly all tlu in luHtrial est ibli-hinents in this toun tr tl It Wl n pun lin'p i by the 1 iikhsti had th n L tl itioiib eairitd on hv trust con icnis ill i oiiilon i M rjiool Ylani hester J ihnhurgh anil (ilucgow Iheir st indard Roon I lehid tlie tof> in tiiewiiv of po))uIar itv aid I reilit 1 lu* 1 rustei a 1 xeeutors ai u N,, unties (limited) ot I t iidon at tame i a rt cord bn uking iioplilaritv J ts oiigin ll sh III s wtri ill), t (ual to in our | nil m V 1 lore tin Harm,, 'iilure tin se | shims sold ns liieh as ii km In otlur wirils a h ire lor which tlie e irly stock- I hi Utl IS jiuid ^->1 was sold Joi iviliiKKj No h mk m tile w rid ever eqiiali d that record \\ I have no i arallel case acre One ol the tarhi st of tbe trust companies was th 1 aimi rs Limn in 1 i rust Ci nipanj ol Nevr Y iirl Its on„m was bun hit 1 ui no stnrdj lad (ver grew faster nor with more V ig )r It m tV) ual 01 all the original institutions of tl < kind J t had a libi ral enar ter Thi binks ut once pirceived the dan gi rous I bur u tt 1 ot its rival but there was n ) (h eking its jirogress It was ji rmitt d to ) ay inteie t on dejosits sulijeettd to (lu i k \ 11 tiust < cmijmnies now h iv e si mi lar irivilegis iuj tan act us trusiei s t uv uni Sell Rccurities issue bonds an I sh ires of stoi k ut eon rati ns and ni ike noiuv in a scon of wavs from which the average state or ri ilion il bank is debarred ( ON n OI s a tN Itn i ions look It the J armc rs loan and Trust ( 0111)1 iiiv of to day It owns a magnificent bui'd ng at the conn r cf \\ illiaiii and Beavn streets Its offices are all that could le wish d 111 the wa> of coinfcit fbtv c ul J t isih be c iti unt, but lor the plainer tastes ot tbe 1 Ik ills J’rospeiity has fol lowed till torpf ratu n n„lit along Itsiapi tul stock 18 (AW kjj Its surplus is s-J OKJ Udi) aud yet (ol the stoekholders g t regular dividends that are decidedly satis lactory It reperted to the heoreUirv of s-tate 0x1 Jauuarv 1 that its resources were $.i4Uld0Hi It would take a bunch of banks to show equal a<«sets R G Ralston 18 the president He is a short, rather stout man with a plain face and the kei n est oi I V s III IS sidy two years old, but as livelj as a cneket and always ready for business There are several thousand eoi porntions througlioiit the country, and in pearlV every State who have mortgaged ttieir profierties to this eompmv as trustee Ihe tot ll value of tlie pioperties whose welfare IS intrusted to this me concern is bald 10 be over $ld (JdU OIK) Udd there are tweiitv five trust companies of merit and high btamling in New York It isii t Ml cessary to eninierate iliem all Their combin d cniiitali/ation is nhnut ■sJUOim (K.KI iluy tuive a suri lus 01 doulile that amount Ranking in the lend of tlie Farm ers’ Loan and I rust, are the ( eiitral I rust and tlie I nit d Ntiitcs '1 rust (.oinpanieH J ach IS a power 111 tlu tinaueial world It IB hard to eonctue of a panic that coul i mipi ril their lutegrity or bhake their slauding The Cential Trust has a surplus of $'O(X),0dft or five tiniisth amount of Its capital stock The I lilted 'states Iru't has )u«t sworn that ts resources are ikd,{14,11)8 Ihis is trulv astonshing and almost appalling I hese two e oinpanub are w ithin a stone s throw ot each other on opposite sides ot \\ all street One of the ini st popular of the smaller concerns ts the Ntate Jrust It owes much of its btucess to Its presidi nt Andrew ilill*. He is a young man on J looks ve ung Ten years or so ago he was cli rk 111 a banking house Brains nnd energ'V put him where he is and he takes pride in stating that this infant fiiianciil prodi V has a line ot deposits amounting to over $7,000 OXl * INSLItVNPE COMPYMI-I IVTFRFSTFP 1 lie big insurance companies have discov ered tlu value and profit of trust companies They all own or contiol a trust corporation The 1 quitable controls the Mercantile Trust Compiny It has its offices in the huge Equitable building at 120 Broadway Gen 1 oiiis 1 itzgerald is the president It has a capital of $2,0(X),000 and a comfortable sur plus of #lj50(.i,(KHj T he New Y ork I ife is in terested in the New York life liisurante and 1 rust < oinpany at 52 Wall street Henry Parish is the president Its cajiital IS $1 Olio 000 and it shows up a surplus of $J 000,000 The Mutual Life is the largest owner of the New York Guaranty and Indemnity ( onijiany which occupies spa Clous apartments lu the large Mutual I ife building at Nas au and Cedarlstreets The growth of this trust company is more phe nomeiial than that of any 111 the country It has been 111 business less than two years, although Its charti r, bearing tbe same name, is old and was oUered around tbe streets tor many months before Samuel D Babcock cornered it Its capital is ^^2,000,OOU N obody knows what its earnings have been, but they must be enormous Its re sources, according to the recent affidavit ot Its officials, are $13,808,291. It has au allembracive charter and does an all embracive sort of business Be fore It had been in operation fifteen months it had surcesstully i8«ued to the public such enterprises as the Michigan Peninsular Gar Company and American 'lype Founders’Company, and had been behind half a dozen smaller industrial ofierings It has bought and duposed of millions of bonds, including total issues of the syndicates that manipulate the street-car lines of New York and, Brooklyn Edwin Packard is the president He ran a trust company m Brooklyn before betook charge of the new concern He is considered a very shrewd trader, and lands his company safely on top in his negotiations There are eight trust companiesin Brook lyn They have a total capital of #5,0(Xl,(KH) The two largest of these concerns are the Brooklyn and Franklin Each has a capital of IRIXX) 000 The surplns of the former is $1 200,000, while that of the latter is $500 000. While these companies have devoted themselves principally to local investments, they oecasionally go across the East nver and take a slice of the financial bargains on the market of the metropolis. PHILAPELPHIA. BOSTON AND CHIC A (JO. Philadelphia ts a great trust company center. Conservative as the Quaker City is generally supposed to be, it took eagerly after the financial fad. BeVeral of its instR tutions in this line were among the first estab«

iished in ttifl United Ftates, but they stood alone lor some years Then all of a sudden halt a dozen concerns sprang tip in one year Now tho third city of tlieiuiunin J opiilatiun brags ot twciiiy trust companies. Nearly all are strong and very pr(>si>eroue Tbe big strvet car sjudirate that has bought up the leading lines in ten large cities, such us New York, PhiladclphiaaudChicago,and bus a network uf troiuy roads id New Jersvy owes its siutess to the I’hiladtiphin trust toinpuiiies liie great project oiigiiiaUd in the ( ity of lirutherlj 1 ove and it got tht sinews of war from Its total institutions Ihe three largest truM corporations III Pliiladi Iphm are the i ititluj tiirard Annuity and Trust and the IVnii Ihe Fidelity and Penn each liave capitalirations of &2iKKj,(i(X» and a RurpliiH eaih of the same amount lohn B (lert IS president of tbe lormerand Lindlev ''iiiv th of tl u latter T he Uirard is Lupital izi d at ijl ilqo lYHt and has, a surplus ut j.2 ikkjikki Niurlyonapar with three men tioned is the Proviileut Lite and Trust w lio't < apital IS $1 (KA) (AiO and us surplus ''1 -(Ki,()(Ai bamuel R. bhipley IS the piesid( lit Huston has fen trust comj anies, which is ex<eedingl) good for its size and speaks well for itie financial stability of the city. ^ fhev are nearly all managed by members ot' old and tamous New F ngiaud tainiiies Tbe New Fnglaiid is probably the largest It has a capital of j>l (MAi.tKiO and its surplus umounts to the same comfortable figures W illiam F iidicott is the president The other pv nn inetUeompuntesare the Ytiierican 1 onn aiul I rust ( oinpunv, of which N F i'tn bodj IS the president cajntal r.RitoO (.SK,* surplus ifi (KlO ivoston bafe Deposit and Trust ( ominnv 1 M Ntone president, and a capital ol -I kki.wi and a surjdus ot > (X), (KKl liiteriiational lohn Y1 (irahiim presi iieiit with a|)ital of - xXGHiu nnd surplus ot '."oo fKKi tlu (ltd Colony over which T T ( o! h<i.re piesules uij italired at $l,(XX.MidO suridus (HHHKi Manv ot the big gas ana railroad coiiRtruv tions tor wbicli MasMiehu setus is not(d owe thiir origin iml utuie tloiirislnng roiuhtu i to the tru't companies oT iht Hub < liicagi inn Cl unt HP twelve tni't com paiiies two ol tlu 111 rank with tlu lest in the country Ihe Mcr liarits loan and I ru't 18 extienu ly strong—lohn \V Doane 18 Its presnlent. («eorge Y\ Fnllman is htavilv inieusted 111 this institution it 111 ly be oiisuiered the tiuaiieiHl agent of itu Pultinnii ( iir Companr It bus amp ital Block ot '•2(l<Xi0X) and a surjilus of 'XlIKKiiKHi Ihe Illinois 1 rust ( oiii) anv of wliub John J Mitilie’l is the presnlent lias ttie rt jutiition of iimfehiiic the Buliiiinn eouceinin sticngth and influence It also has capital ot $_ (XKMmo and a surplus of half that amount Ihe trust compauies of the WesKin metropolis had inucli to do with tl lating flu inilhoiis 01 dollars worth ot h( iu]s, ll III the sub ol w h i li it w is possibli fitrict the buildings of thc(.oluu biun Lxpobition THF VVFcT There are four trust companies in (Nt II UK, tw ) IU louisville two in Imlian i1 o 18 iiul tw o or three c icb in iicarlj all the other liircer Western cities Denver and Nan I ll ncisco are not without tluni art there is even one in bait Lake City Hie giowth ot these toucerns in the smallei citus has I ecu just as rapid as in the liigci 1 enters ot j opulation It is re markable tiow s on they obtain a perina neiit and pro'peroiis footing Thev achieve almost instant populaiitv Be tore tliey have been going six months they beoouia tlu repe stloi ics of millions ot elollars are made tiust! t8 for vast eulerpnsts and exiiut rs for huge estates Y great inunj of them in addition to their regular tiust features guarantee titles beveral of the companies find the latt! r plan more profita lie than anj otlur I he T itle (murantee and 1 rust ( impanj of New York, for in stall! e has made a tortuiie out 6f its svstcia of rial (stitesear hci Its guarantees are taken iiiul its seaithos aie require 1 in ncarh cverv real (State trail letion ot iiiiportanee in tins city bo large has the busi ness giown that the pirent compuaj S! me me nt'is ago started a bond and inort g Ige eomjmnv w Inch loans monev and takes III ns upon properties whose titles have 1 p( n p isRi d iip< n by the original coneern Iliet u irantv aid Iiuiiuinitj anil its god mother the Mutiiil lift Irismaiice ( om ] any ire responsible for the L nited States Moitgagt (ompaiij I his eorporatiou has only bee n in existem e aliout a year, in fai t hardly th it Jong and yet it does almost ns big a business as anv of them, and is rolling up a princely surplus The Fidelity Title and Deposit ( ompaiiy of Newark,N J , is typical of oonijmnies of this sort lu smaller cities It has grown like a weed and re tuned its growth ( ompaines of equally marvelous development and equal success can be found scatteredup anddowuihiough the various States The mere mention of the surplns acciimu latt d and tbe business done is sutfuicnt to show the powertul influence of the trust company of to day Perhaps nothing better illustrates it all however than simply a reference to the fact that through tho activitv and agency of tlu presidents of the tw o trust comp itiies m this city a tew days ago the j-oti 0(X),(,XX) of bonds oflered by Necretaryf nrlisle were nearly all bid lor in forty t igdit hours and all tl e bidders were within four blocks of one another I oral Denis [Rochester Ueuiocrst,) The follow mg gems are from the local correspondeneo of a western New York papi r Ihe death of Mr and iirs Pratt and child who have left us witliin two weeks, will be deejily mourned by the church ns well as their other friends Insteail of go ing lo Gbicngo to spend a few weeks, the lamily all three gone to heaven to speiut eternity How nice to all go so n( ai together First little F thel, a little more til in a week Mrs Mary Bratt, another week again Rnnso 11 which constituted the lainily All at rest Our loss is their gam W eep not for mi ’ ’ “Ihe Misses Florence and YfinnieFrew have quite recovered from their sickness caused by the lovely coloring of the lee cream at the Aiken wedding It is also lucky to have a physician who uuderstauds his business so well.” bonthwe t Kansas’s Piincipal Crop. [XV aKhington Post j “I waa in southwestern Kansas not long ago,” said one of the Colorado Represents lives yesterilay ’ The outlook was gloomy lots of soil, but little eultivatiuu, Ihe piople looked hungry, and appeartcJ to be wailing tor somethiiig to turn up in the shape of a benevolent providence to snatch them from tlieir destiny I got into coqver Ration with an old fellow who seemeil to have sprung out of the sterile soil ages ago, and asked him ‘ What in the name of all blessings do the people manage to live upon m tins section ‘ ihe old fellow never took his hands out of his pockets as he slowly and in perfect good faith replied Oh' mostly on pensions.’ ”

THE RAID PHKmCTED.

Ona Bahk* Waroa Tommy Miller at • Ttmoly Hoar.

Thera are great storiat coneamiBg tha Monte Carlo acroos tha river, and thooawfio go over tbare to “sport” do not appear frightened at the great etiorw the constabulary are supposed to be making Tbe evening the first raid was made Tommy Miller, the prise fighter, walked into Gut Uahke’s place and started up to the gomb-hug-room. Rabke saw him. “Hold on,” said Kahke, “don't go op there We are going to be pulled in a few minutes ” burc enough, in a few minotes a raid woe made and Rahke and two conipanione were arrested Now the “dead game sports” are marveling at Kabke’s abilities os a mind-reoder. DAILY City statistic*.

Marriage Lieenses. Nathan McGowan and Clara Hester Elisha T Reddick sod Mary A Gray Morgan H Evans and Jessie Amy Grimes. Theofle'd N Schmitt and Eiizabotfe N Addington John T Hoyt and Martha A Moontjoy Ora Carter and Laura E TouL Marshal L. Groves and Virginia Harts. George Copeland and Mary Young ThomasP Rowe and Mary F DeMoso, John Lov nnd Mary fc Roe Albert Brown and Mary Talbott Alexander Haimlton and Mollie Tata. Henry Rodey and Emma Carter Joseph Hummel, Jr , and Pheebe M Gollahue William L Wilson and Hattie C. Davidson.

Dnath Keturno. Hanford Brown 6 months, 1*4 Bellefontoine, rheimiaiic endocarditis Leon Biersdort, 68 years, 104 N. CaUfornio, larvciguis. ( arrie Hang 4 years, 369 8 Delaware, congestion OI brain Aileline Weaver, 31 years. North ladianoeolis caseous phthisis Harry Axmati i years 120 Massaehasetts, hcait oisease Jolin (.aiiley 28 years, St, Y'incent s Infirmary tuberculosis Ilu/el Wilson 3 months Orphans Home, marasmus. itlith Keturns. 1 ars anti Ylane Rasmuessen, North Indianapolis gill (■ W and Mary J Brown, 876 N Alabama, b{ y R and Ylarv Hurt, rear '584 Indiana, girl Johns and Mattie A Crabb, 138 Highland 1 la e 1 oy ■Vilen D and Eva Trweblood 8*0 Cornell, h( 1 • Harry J and Mattie L. l>ane, 48 Greenwood, boy Bnllaing i’ermits. F A Bryan frame house, lb7 N Alabama, $4,100 D A Mvers repairs Ash and Tenth f*25 H Kc uVen brick dwelling, rear 266 E W a'hini.t II fl 100 E F I oindexter, irome house, Ashland ave 12,100

Kent P state XransZers. Calvin I Fletcher to Beniamin F. C me lot 3b Shoemaker & Lipplncou s addition to Brookslde f loiisJ Metzger to August Parch lot 6.1 Kappes & Frank’s subdivision Iniliima King to Harrv King part lot 69 \ ajeu s Springdale addition CIchieutino Routier et al to Olive K. Jell Ties, lot 419 and part 419, Fletcher and others’ subdivision outlots 96 9", 98 and part 91 Onier Lodibaugh to Ham man T Craig, lots b "aud S Lee 8 sabdivGion of part of Hende-son s addition John Picken trustee, et al to Wm P Carson lots 4 Id aud 16, Picken A Loitin s subdivision of part ol E Y\ ashington-st aodition Leonard 8 Sargent to Harry C Currens lot 22 square 18, third section Lincoln Park James M Milender to Beniamin F Cline part oI northwest quarter of sei-tic n 14, township 17, range 4 Robert W Long et al to Andrew J Noe lot 21,Long*Harlan sCottage Home addition Pollv A Sic ops to Mary A Stoops part northwest quarter section 8, township 16 lange 4, 19 acres Same to Sidney Cropjier, part same quarter section, 60 42 acres Margaret I) Gordon to Clayton 8 Hildebrand part lot s square 28 SiierUi to harry J Milligan, lots 265 nnd 266 Allen s second north addition „ John GrcLory to I luisa Olger, lots 20 and 21, North Side addition

400 (X) 860 00 808 00 4,200 00 6,800 00

600 00 2,290 00 800 00 142 60 400 00

Total transfers 14, consideration |19,407 60

THIS WEEK, OF MARCH D>, THE LAST

“A Trip Around tlie World’’ To CIom With Saturday. 'Those of The Nfjvs readers who have failed to procure the Great Stoddard Trip Around the World Portfolios and the World’s Fair \ lews are given one more opportunity this week The coupon is printed on the oth page for the last week.

Opening of Daltrrn llata and Ronnets 1 burs lay Friday and Saturday The latest novelties Mic*. B. Kbiah 6H N Illinois st. Hnperlor and Nubstanttal Hpesdaltiee Ol- 1 H E vv H n F SFVV INO MACHINE AUTOUAllO BOBBIN W IKDCH A feature that no other machine possesses. I INCH TXNBION The Msence of simplicity—sure and reliable TBNSIOM INXIieArUU An innovation which meets with praises every where. ACTOMATIC TENSION RKI.KABI1.B Instantly removes all tension from the thread STITCH RXaCLATOn With Indicator—tbe moet con ventent and complete In use. AtMtSTABeX VA< R BbATB Vvhich obviates tbe breaking of needles Positive take-iip patent and perfect needle clamp, shuttle and threading almpllcity are points or klpkrioh xxcxixxvcx In Durability ElPe.ance of A) pcaraDce and Light Running (JuailUue W K HAV X ATTAINED THE UlOUEST FXRrECTJON If you want asainide machine for Inspection drop us a 1 ostal card or better still favor us with a (all WHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Salesroom and office, Ud N Meridian st, Indianapolis, Ind. Adjusting and shipping department, 6 and 7 W W abash sX A Mweetbemrt’a KeqinvaiBefore you make your order, Harry try tbe Plymouth Rock Ibelr styles are nice and low their prices. 1 her have a lovely stock Suppose you have your suit made there They er in tbe Hutchins Block Thtn well go to church together Easter morning ’ A Bad “42wod Irlday’’ It will be for Higgins and Prendergast the Chi cage asioesins. But others will celebrate the day and dnuk somi of HeUger sunexcelled California wines Only 91 26 per gallon. relephoae4U7 UOMX Bbxwino Compamv s bock beer icon tap to-day everyw faera. A dellcioua brew Try II 1 elephone 1U50

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CABLON-cfaoilee tf„ as 1 •Hor*. a m. March 21, at his houMiNsA W North es. Jr um aroJ Friday, IAU from hnaas. serv'c— 9 «>eiorli at etaapel of INI. Fetor awl FauJ. 8 ftit ai«i Moridteo ew. MoCAFFREY-Mrs Rileo Me* oWrei wife ot Edward Mr < alTrey. died MnrHi il, age twooiy eight years f eneroJ ft >ib 34 ^ w-ot st. oad Nt Jobad cJiurefe, ealiialaf. 3 a. m. Prlends Invited. aWTTH—Minnie age twenty-one Iveon seven months and twenty-one date Funr-s Nub( av, 1 p m from (allfomla st chnrffe, lo iter (afifornia and North sie All fRemg inv!-!-) Jiatfdence, IHMU M. llairst ,1 laiaiwldtlstd.) pee per copy ] ROCKaFFLLOW -lafant son of W W ond Florence a Iha kafellow d ed March 21 In’m age^r montits. Funeral at rtwiri mo , 46 Piauk at. F riday at 10 a m Friends Invited. Asleep In Jeeug uk, how sweet To be for such a sliimhor meet M Ith holy conidenre to e.ng That Deeth hog luet Its venom sting.

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COCIXTV-MKS ADA 8KKEUAN WIU OI\ E a lecture on Ootlal Purity 'this (riiundni j evening in tbe OAK room. Lorraine Block. \V athlngton and Tenneseoe sia Cocirrv-G A B-ATTKNTION AlLMFM kx hereof George U Lhapmaii Pont are rt-uueeted to meet at poet hail F ridav Mart h 33 at 0 a. la, sharp to escort tbe remains of uiir late comrade, MvHeel Kelley, to the Lnlon station AUcouv ra j(Hiu\ ittJ. JAXIFH lifeNN, Commaiidir, B P RALPH Adjutnn*. OortSTV-I •'JION Y'LTFfeA N LFGION F’4 V’ lamiiintiit iVmpany No bO Open meotlng 1 riday March M Lodes Auxiliorv wilt s< t ku{ per at smalt charge. Friends and fomUiee of comradee cordially Invited T B. LINN, (lionet _B W LIV AN Adjutsnx CotiETi-I O O -MFRIDIAN lODUB, O No 480 I O O F will celebrate Ite nlnoteenth annivi rssn on Friday evening, March 2.1, 1804 and Invite all their friends to corns and ha\ « a good Uuie. „ ^ «• BEARINGKB K G H V OSBORNE Per Secretary CwikTT-l O O F-t’A PITA L LODGE NO 1’ 124.1 OOF KeguloMnoetlng tomorrow rFrIdnv) evening at 7 »0 o cluck Work in the Initiatory and second degrees Members are requested to aitr Dd Visiting brethren always welcome O E WILSON, N O FKEDNOFRR Recording Secretary

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