Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1901 — Page 6
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ITEITHEit BROTHER WILL V0LT7NTBBB AN EXPLANATION.
Both Men Are. Leaf Mute., the Sons of a Prominent and Influential Man. fSpacd&l to ThaiIndlnnapolla New*.] HAQ1SKSTOWN, Ind., March 28.—One ot the most seruartlonal and mysterious affairs that ever occurred In the county wa» that which happened at East Germantown, eight rntles from here, on Saturday morning, txsiet details of which have been published by Th. News. Edward Binkley, twenty-flve years old, a deaf mute, shot his brother Robert, ago nineteen, also a deaf mute, flv. times With a revolver, each .of the shots taking effect, one of which, ia all likelihood, will prove fatal. The alt ail r happened In the front yard at their father’s house, on the National road, just west of the village. Edward* who did the shooting, la married, and lives on. a farm owned by his father, five miles distant. He has a charming wife, and a*little daughter live years old, who ia a paragon of childish perfection, at least in the eyes ot her parents and grandparents. Robert, the younger, started from his father's houfee Saturday morning, to visit the home of his brother. He waa driving in a buggy, and a. he reached the place where his brother live, ha found Edward In the act of driving out, going to the postoffice. Robert did not go into the house, but turned and drove ahead of Edward back to town. It ia not known that any con-
versation passed between the two on the road. They drove straight to the home of their father, and as they alighted from the buggy and proceeded through the front yard, Edward drew his revolver and commenced firing. Their mother was in the house and hearing the shots attempted to prevent the progress, but Edward did not cease firing until Robert fell with a bullet In his chest. The wounded man was taken Into the house and a physician was summoned. Edward was suffered to go about his business. The cause of the shooting promises to remain a mystery. Neither of the young men will give ai\ explanation, and the family have not been urged to satisfy the curiosity of the public. Many sensational rumors are afloat touching the relations of tl^e young men, but they are mere rumors 'and can not be given any weight. Only this appears to be established: Edward Is a hasty man when angered, and has the reputation of being Quarrelsome and violent. Robert was home from a vacation from the Deaf and Dumb Institute at Indianapolis. He was expecting to return shortly. Edward was also educated at that institution, as well as his wife, they both having graduated several years ago.
ty. It la not likely that active prosecution will follow the shooting. VEHICLE LICENSES DUE. Prospect of Many Arrests After This Week. The probability is that next week a large number of persons will be arrested for not having vehicle licenses. After this month those without licenses are subject to arrest and fine, but up to to-day only about 26 per cent, of the number who had vehicle licenses last year had applied this year, and only about 16 per cent, of last year’s number of bicycle licenses had been purchased.
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AKRIVAL OF THE DELEGATES IN INDIANAPOLIS. L;st of the Homes to Which They Hava Been Assigned—Epworth League Love Feast. Ministers and laymen who will attend the Lexington annual conference, the formal opening of which takes place at Simpson chapel to-morrow morning, be-
T. GARLAND PENN. General Secretary, Epworth League.
gan to arrive yesterday, and by this evening the entire conferenee representation Is expected to have reported. Bishop Merrill came in this morning The Epworth Leazue love feast which is, according to custom, the opening meeting of the conference, will be held at the church to-night, conducted by I. Garland Penn, general secretary of the Epworth League of the M. E. church. M. C. B.
THE REV. E. L. GILLIAM. Pastor of Simpson Chapel.
Mason, senior corresponding secretary of the Freedmen's Aid Bureau, arrived today. Through the management of the Rev. E. S. Gilliam, pastor of Simpson chapel, the matter o< homes for delegates has been amply arranged and the stay of the conference is expected to be a pleasant one. On next Sunday a large delegation from Cincinnati will attend. The delegates to th* conference have been assigned as follows, during their stay in Indianapolis: Acton, Randall—Waiter Boyer, 415 Muskingum. Allen, James—Miss Eliza Barbee, 1009 N.| Missouri. Asher. S. P.—A. J. Cooper, 611 N. Senate (.rear). Bailey, J. S.—Rev. O. A. Slssle, 1708 Colum-
bia.
Bailey. Geo. W.—John Bxmey, 1008 N. Missouri street. Blue, John—Mores Patterson, 530 Patterson street. Bowren, James—Ben Bowen, 1210 North West **Bloomer, W. H.—Henry Griffin, 86« W. Eleventh street. Breckinridge, F. P.—John Roney, 1009 N. Missouri street. Broad us. R. F.-Mrs. Lucy Maggard, 110* N: Senate. Brown, W. H.—Mrs. Jane Stuart, 1008 Hadley street. Brooks, J. A.—Mrs. Poston, 606 Drake street. Buckner, H. C.—Henry Griffin, 868 YV. Eleventh street. Burton, E. D.—Mrs. Poston, 506 Drake street. Carr, G. F.—John Coleman, 530 Douglas street.
Courtney, Jos.—Henry Ferguson, 1113 F&ette street. Carpenter, T. T.—T. T. Carpenter, 927 West Twenty-fifth street. Curry, G. E.—T. T. V. Hill, 1510 Martlndale avenue. Coleman, B. J.—The Rev. G. A. Sissle, 1708 Columbia. Board with Major Davis, 1608 Martlndale avenue. Daniels, Braxton—Mrs. Addle West, 612 Drake street. Daniels, John. Dupee, Henry—Rev. T. R. Prentiss, 908 Chicago street. Dickerson, R. B.—Mrs. Sarah Clark. 870 Muskingum street. Downs, John—Mrs. Addle West, 512 Drake street. Duncan, S. W.—W. E. Stevenson, Fair-view Park. Evans, W. H.—Mrs. I. Allen, 372 W. Eleventh street. Evans, H. P. Echols. W. C.—Ed Scott, 1103 N. Missouri street. Board with Mrs. Corley, Eleventh and North Missouri streets Fielding. F. P.—Andrew Mitchell. 1827 New Jersey street. Ferguson, S. H.—W. H. Alexander, Tenth and Pratt streets. Ferguson. T. L.—Seymour Miller, 1310 North West street. Fisher. Paris—Mrs. Georgia Crump, Northwestern avenue. Fletcher. T. R.—Mrs. Reed, Fourteenth and Mill streets. Board with Mrs. Bosan, 1423 Mill street. Foreman. H. A.—Mrs. Emma Taylor, 415 West Fifteenth. Board with George Worthington. 1429 Mill street. Franklin. J. L—Alex. Smith, 1332 Lafayette street. Gilliam, E. L.—E. L. Gilliam. 616 West Eleventh. Gorham, P. T.—Mrs. Emma Taylor, 415 West Fifteenth. Board with George Worthington, 1429 Mill street. Hammond. E. W. S.—E. L. Gilliam, 616 West Eleventh. Harris, L. C.—Daniel Browder, 8205 North Senate. Harris, W'. B.—Thomas Rojiater, 1110 North Missouri. Harris, G. W.—Jerry Wiliams. 2444 Ethei avenue. Hagood, L. M.—Mack O'Bannon, £32 YVeat Twelfth. Heston, D. W.—D. YV. Heston. North Arsen< Heston. W. W.-Mrs. Kats Taylor, 417 West Fifteenth. Henry, J. 8.—Mrs. Y’an Horn. 619 Bowman. Hickman. D. R.—Mrs. Mamie Hawkins, 1009 North Missouri. Hinton, Frank—Mrs. Jane Stuart, 1008 Hadley street. Hinton. "W. A.—Mr. Merriweather, Torbet and Brooks streets. Hopewell. YV. YV'.—John Cash, 716 Blake street. James. R. T. YY r .-Abram Tribble. 419 West Vermont. Jamison, A —Mr. Merriweather, 832 Torbet and Brooks streets. Johnson, M. S.—M. S. Johnson, 1125 Fayette. Jones, Charles—Charles Jones, 413 West Fifteenth. Jones, S. H.—W. M. Dickerson, 39 Lasalle street. Jones, J. G—Mrs. Florence Samtns, 636 Blake street. Kirtiey. B. W.—Mrs. Thompson, 1116 Fayette street. Board with Moses Franklin. 1127 Fayette. Langford, W. M —T, T. V. Hill, 1510 Martintele. I^awrence. E. D — Leggett. J- J.—James Booyer, 905 Ellsworth. Lewis, C. T.—YV. M. Weathers. 1221 Lafay-
ette.
Lewis, K. R.—Daniel Browder, 3206 N. Sen-
ate.
Lewis, P. H —Mrs. Florence Bamma. 685 Blake. Locke, W. W.—Miss Mamie Hawkins, 1009 North Missouri. Love, J. H.-Mra. Hattie Webber, 619 Indiana avenue. McPheeters, G. C.-Mrs. Hattie Webber, 619 Indiana avenue. Milter, E. D-—John Marshall. 9608 North Senate. Miller. Chas.—Walter Booyer. 415 Muskingum. Miles. L. W.—Mrs. Allen, *73 West Eleventh. Muir, W. L.—Thps. Stuart, 923 North California. Nlcolls, C. J.—Chas. Jones, 413 West Fifteenth. Noel, W. L—Marion Riley, 417 West Twelfth street. Perkins, Joel—Mrs. A Williams. 1*10 Brookside aveaua. Payne, J. H.—Leroy Patterson. 768 West North street.
Pope. W. H.~Mrs. Murlnda Griffin, 355 West Thirteenth. Payne B. \V - Mrs. Elis* Scott, 1110 North Senate. Prentiss, Thos.—T. R. Prrntlae, 908 Chicago street l urnell, D. H. Y'.-B. J Morgan. 419 West Fifteenth etrect. I'yles. C. H —Leroy Patterson. 766 West North street. Renfro, W. H. H. Koutte, T. I,. Robinson, YV. H -Mrs. Elisa Scott. 1110 N. Senate. Robinson. F P—Mrs. Josephine Phillip*. 2(i26 Martlndale avenue. iiobinson. Lewis—G. L. Knox. 220 West Vermont street. Robinson. J. W.—W. M. YVeathers, 1221 Lafayette street. Rollins, YV. P —Mrs. Lucy Maggard. 1106 N. Senate. Rosa. Felix—Mrs. Carrie Scott, U03 North Missouri street Rose, J. H.—Roland Board. 430 West Twelfth street. Riley. \V. H.-Thomas Daniels, 1202 North Missouri street. Singleton, Wesley—Mrs. Mollle McCowan. Northwestern avenue. Simmons, H. YV.—Lewis Granger, 1U4 Mill street. . Summers. T. R.—W. M. Dickerson, 39 Lasalle street. Shipman. Frank. Flssle. G. A_-1708 Columbia avenue. Small, Joseph—Mrs. Mollle McCowan, Northwestern avenue. Smith. J. A.—A. J. Cooper. 511 Senate avenue, trear). Smith. P. J —Basil Alley. 902 Chicago street. Southgate. H. A.—G. L. Knox, 220 YYest YVi-mont street. Stanley, J. H.—M. S. Johnson, 1125 Fayette street. Steene., Henry—Charlotte Jones, 1022 Lafayette street. Stone, S. S.—Miss Mattie Stone, 6,12 Agnes Statesman, W. C.—E. L. Gilliam. 616 YVe'st Eleventh street. St rider, B. J.—Miss I Aura Bryant, 1306 North Missouri street. Stevenson. W. H.—James Booyer, 305 Ellsworth street. Skelton. D. E —Andrew Mitchell, 1827 North New Jersey. Taylor. J. H.—Radford Harris, 619 West North. Tate, H. W.—Henry Ferguson, juj Fayette 8tr€*61. Talbott. N. H.—Thomas Daniels, 1202 North Missouri street. Thomas. G. W.—Thos. Register, 1110 North Missouri street. Turner. S. O.—John Marshall, 2608 North Senate avenue. Tompkins, Thos.—The Rev. J. M. Morton, 1017 N. Missouri street. Y'aughn. YV. H.—James Glenn, 620 West Eleventh street. Y'enable, YV. H.—Jerry Williams. 2444 Ethel avenue. ' YY’ard. Scott—ITioriias Stuart, 922 North California street. Ward, B. J.—Mrs. Jane Toung, 1009 North Missouri street. Warren. J. E—Mrs. Reed. Fourteenth and Mill streets. Winchester, Z. B.—John Cash, 716 Blake street. YYTtlte, E. A.—Moses Franklin, 1127 Fayette street. W hite, Fred—Mrs. Charlotte Jones, 1022 Lafayette street. YVhite, J. YV.—Daniel Pinkston, 329 Ellsworth street. Williams. T. F.—Mrs. Murlnda Griffin, 355 West Thirteenth street. Williams. G. W.—Mrs. A Williams, 1810 Brookside avenue. YY’llson, T. L.—B. J. Morgan. 419 West Fifteenth street. YVoolfolk. A. A.-W. J. Brown, 217 West Fifteenth street. Wood. J. E. Zeigler, G. W.—R. T. T. Sneed, 2804 North Senate avenue. Bisbop-S. M. Merrill—E. B. Rawls, 1530 Park avenue. I. G. Penn, secretary Epworth League—Jas. Glenn. 620 West Eleventh street. R. E. Jones, business manager Southwestern Advocate—Moses Franklin, 1127 Fayette street. M C. B. Mason, secretary F. A. and 8. E. Society—E L. Gilliam. 616 West Eleventh st. w. p. Thlrkield, secretary F. A. and S. E. Society: M. 8. Hard, secretary Board Church Extension; W. F. Oldham, secretary Missionary Society; T. B. Neeley, secretary S. 8. Pnlon and Epworth League, and J. W. E. Bowen. Grammar Theological Seminary, at the hotels. DAILY CITY STATISTICS. Haulage Licenses. Ora Sutton and Rett a Scott Charles A. Baker and Lenora Cady.. James Sullivan and Minnie Sanborn. Frederick W. Meyers and Kittle Colglazler. El wood Baker and Anna Akard. Birth Returns. Morris F. and Elsie E. Edwards, 1703 Prospect st., boy. Charles and Freda Kull, 424 Walcott st., boy. Ed and Nettle Collyear, 940 W. Washington st., girl. Benjamin and Carrie Coleman, 1029 Belmont ave., boy. Frank and Katie Kiefer, 1726 Fenneman st., girl. Frank and Annie Miller. 1416 Oriole st., boy. John F. and Elisabeth Michelfelder, rear 1102 E. Ohio st.. boy. George and Thomas, — W. Twelfth st., girl. Ed J. and Stella Stump, 935 Stillwell st., gin. Peter and Jessie Peterson, 705 S. Meridian st., boy. John and Van Flacke, City Hospital, girl. William and Mosley, 702 Darnell st., boy. / Death Returns. Anna Donahue, 28, McCarty and West sts., cardiac gllltatlon. Matthew Owens, 15, 1438 Columbia ave., pneumonia. Catherine Harrington, 61. 454 W. Sixteenth st., grip. Daisy M. R. Wilier, 22, 1344 Harding st., tuberculosis. John 8. Patterson, 48, 66 N. Temple ave., exhaustion. Sophie Wennlng, 68, 2122 Chestnut st., meningitis. Real Estate Transfers. Frank Hollingsworth to James M. Bowers, lot 4. Fee’s subdivision, part Mcilvaln’s heirs’ addition •. ) 85 00 Sarah E. Bowlen to Herman E. Martens, part lot 2, Fletcher’s first addition 2,000 00 Leroy T. Hlxon to James R. Guild, Jots 76, 76 and 77, Downey's Arsenal Hlghts addition 6,500 00 Daniel M. Bradbury to John E. Rehme, part lots 286 and 287, Fletcher and others' subdivision, outlets 96 and others 1,250 00 John S. Lazarus to Lynn B. Millikan, lot 80H. Lazarus & Pierce's subdivision, part Meridian Place addition 1,500 00 Rachel D. K. Woodflll to Clifford R. McAlpln, part section 7, township 14, range 4 700 00 Henry C. G. Reese to Jacob Vogt, part southwest quarter, section 35, township 16. range 8 1,300 00 Lazena Mitchell to Thomas J. Carjtenter et ux. lot 18, Waldron's Central ave. addition 600 00 Lynn S. Woodbrldge to Alice E. Carter, lot 4. Wright’s subdivision, section 23. township 16. range 3 1,300 00 Ferdinand A. Fromhold to John W. Friday, lot 307, Clark’s second Haughvllle addition 300 00 Catharine E. Sullivan to T. B. Hatfield, part lots 1 to 4, Hatching's subdivision part Highland Park addition 3,500 00 R. R. Men's to Robt. J. Otey r part lot 10, block 7. Barth’s heirs' addition - 600 00 Charles Pearce to John C. Johnson, trustee, lot 1 and part 2. Mitchell’s subdivision part section 35, township 36. range 3 - ...... .... ,,000 00 Anna Toner to Mary J. Ewing, lot 8, Dorsey’s subdivision part Oak Hill 1600 00 Chas. W. Gorsuch to Edward Calskadon, part southwest quarter, section 24, township 16, range 3 1,500 00 David Wild to Gottfried Stettler, lot 42. Coffman’s subdivision part outlot 101 3,650 00 Frank H. Mill to Jas. Livingston Thompson, lot 112. Morrison's third addition 3,750 00 Michael Sell- to Jas. A Wilson, lots 5l and 52, Sell's West Indianapolis addition 500 00 Total transfers, 18; consideration... $36,^5 00 Building Penults. Mary A Phipps, porch. 802 E. Eleventh st., *150. Chris. Heinrich, double frame house. Fifteenth st., between Senate ave. and Missouri et.. *1,420. Ida A. Mann, frame house, Lasalle st., be-
The Opening Sale of Carpet* and Draperies is a Trade-Winner.
WASSON’S McCALL’S PATTERNS 10 and 15 CENTS.
Closing; out entire stock of House furnishing* at half former prices.
Spring Impurities. Now is the time to cleanse your entire system and drive away the accumulated impurities of the winter. Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters will purify your blood—banish indlgeation, biliousness, constipation, insomnia, flatulency, sourness of the stomach, and all disorders of the digestive organs. It will also strengthen your nerves and prevent malaria, fever and ague. See that Our Private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the bottle. health Uostetter’s follows n Stomach us use Bitters
The Hats You’D Like
Plenty of hats in the city—too many perhaps—but oh! how hopelessly alike many of them are, and how reminiscent of last spring! Such hats art not correct— they're of the sort made up by impatient jobbers before the style oracles have spoken. We want you to tee the Strikingly Original Hats Here No two alike and several hundreds to choose from. Our viiiton at the opening were lurpriacd at the style, beauty and tlfl flfl value of our $10.00 Hats; ask to see them* nearly a hundred, at....$IU*UU
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The swell street and suit Hats found here differ from the ones usually shown: entirely new ideas in that line this t(Q 7R season; 98c to
A Mighty Show™Tailored Suits, Waists, Skirts If it retted on nothing else than the superb suits we offer here at ten, eighteen fifty and twenty-five dollars, this departments reputation would be made. They are perfection itself and far beyond what you expect.
Ladies’ tailor-made Suits of all-wool coverts, tans, browns and grays, new Eton jackets, flare skirts, handsomely braid-trimmed, ClH flfl man tailored; Wednesday.. OIU-UU Ladies’ tailor made Suits, new Eton jackets, without collars, tailor stitched, trimmed with small buttons, new flare skirts, blacks, grays and castors, fine cheviot and C j Q Rfl homespuns; Wednesday... vl4*uU Ladies’ tailor-made Suits of imported Venetians, new Eton jackets and skirt, all lined with best taffeta silk and trimmed with tailor-stitched taffeta bands; special, (ID Cf) Wednesday 010 OU 125 styles of ladies’ tailor-made Suits, all the new materiab and colorings, silklined, silk-trimmed, new flare and flounce skirts; (QC ftn special, Wednesday OfcU’UU
Ladies’ Separate Dress Skirt, of fine English, cheviot, black and blue, new flounce, trimmed with six satin bands, best percaline (0 CH linings; special, Wednesday vU-JU Ladies’ Taffeta Silk Eton Jackets, silk satin linings, solid tuck-trimmed all over, new Egglcn collar, new sleeves, taffeta (trapped (10 Cfl edges; Wednesday OI4*uU 75 Ladles’ Black Silk Waists, of good taffeta, tuck-trimmed back and fronts, stock collar and sleeves, tome white and black in this lot, (Q QQ sold up to $10; Wednesday tAG*IJ0 500 New Taffeta and Pcau de Sole Silk Waists, all the new colors, also black and white, new sleeves, new tuck and hemstitched trim- (R 0(1 mings;special, Wednesday.. 0 J’UU
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FINANCIAL—Loans, under new plan; we offer rates most popular with borrowers; better than straight loan; no premium; no commission; interest reduces on partial payments. THE INDIANA SOCIETY FOR 8AY r - INOS. 214 Lsmcke Building. FINANCIAL—Money loaned salaried people at lower rates than any other company la the city; easy payments: strictly confidenHai. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. ROOM 203 STEVENSON BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. FI N A NCI AL—Mousy to loaa; a Urge sum of home funds left In our handa to be loaned In sums of (100 to *1.000 and upward, at low.aat rates of interest: can furnish money eame day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 103 N. Pennsylvania at.
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tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth sts.. *500. Oscar T. Draper, frame house, 734 Concord st., *«00. Margaret J. Winters, repairs, 1501 Fletcher ave., $800. Thomas J. Carter, frame house, 2505 Capitol .ave. N., *2,000. John J. Griffcn, porch and repairs, 1628 Fletcher ave., *26. EJdmund D. Clark, frame house. New Jersey st., between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts., *3,620. Kva Ford, frame house, 3006 Capitol ave., N.. *2,350. Leonard Poll, frame house, 2144 N. Rural *750. Emma Morris, frame house, 1121 Pleasant st., *1,500. George Reed, frame house, In alley between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth sts., *600.
COUNTY COURTS’ RECORD.
Superior Court. Room 1—John L. McMaster, Judge. New Telephone Company vs. Jesse D. Hamrick. On account. On trial by Jury. Room *—Vinson Carter, Judge. Ellen Bowen vs. Jennie L. GUmore. Appeal. Cause dismissed for want of prosecucution. Judgment against plaintiff for costs. Theresa Benson vs. Sadie O'Brien. Appeal. On trial by court. Room 2—James M. Leathers, Judge. Isaac Ceiner vs. Indianapolis Wholesale Grocers’ Association. Damages. Jury Instructed and retire. Room 3—James P. Baker, Judge Pro. Tem. The Bank of Toronto et al. vs. the Vernon Insurance and Trust Company. Policy. Finding and Judgment for the Bank of Toronto against defendant for *913.7* and costs. Circuit Court Henry Clay Allen, Judge. Gilbert H. Blaker vs. Oscar Ensley et al. From J. P. Venue changed to Hancock county. John T. Askrtn et al. vs. Sarah J. Fouls et Partition. Subi
ver W. voornis and wm. commissioner to make partition.
State ex rel. Agnes Pickett vs. Joseph Van Horn. Bastardy. Reasonable provision made for support of child; defendant discharged, and cause dismissed at defendant's costs.
Judgment against defendant for coots. Habler I. Foster vs. Alexander M. Stewart et al. Damages. Submitted to Jury. Evldenc*
heard.
Pliny W r . Bartholomew, Special Judge. Mary A. Lucas vs. John W. Little. Damages Jury report Inability to agree and are discharged. Criminal Court. Fremont Alford, Judge. State vs. Charles Sanders. Selling shares in lottery. Defendant arraigned and pleaded not -guilty. Trial by court. Evldenct heard.
Finding guilty. Fine *25.
ate vs. Agnes Z!
pealed from tion to quasi
State vs. Agnes Zion. Petit larceny. Apealed from City Court. Defendant files mo-
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New Suits.
Isaac M. Sedam vs. Zerney Griffey *t al. Foreclose mechanic’s lien. Superior Court,
room 2.
John Monahan vs. Zerney Griffey et al. Foreclose mechanic’s Hen. Superior Court,
room 3.
Henry L. Letv# vs. Minnie M. Lelve. Dl-
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The Railway Build!:
and Savings Asso-
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gage foreclosure. Superior court, room l. The Starr Plano Company va. F. L Albert.
Replevin. Circuit Court.
Samuel H. Brubaker will talk to the Yoke Fellows at the Flrat Baptist church, to-night, on “Lessons from Bee Life." Women are Invited to the lecture.
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SELMAN—Andrew J. tie 1 man. at the residence of his father. Dr. A. G. Selman, 1246 E. Washington st., at 8 o'clock a. m., March 26 KEI.LERMEIER — Radmond Kellermeier, son of J. H. Kellermeier, Tuesday at 12 m., at the home of his grandparents. No. 451 S. Alabama st. Funeral Thursday at 2 p. va. Friends invited. MILLER—Miss Florence A. Miller died Monday, March 26. at 7:16 n. m.. at the home of her mother, 2870 Foundry st., Brtghtwood. Funeral at Knlghtstown, Ind., Thursday, March 2*. Services at the house *:30 Wednesday evening. Friends invited. HOBS—David Hoes died Monday, March 25, 1:45 p. m., at the age of seventy-one years, eleven months, nineteen days. Funeral
"Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., for 841 Virginia ave., and 2 p. m. from Second Reformed church, corner Alabama and Merrill. Friends Invited.
Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our many thanks for kindness from th* friends, Ell Lilly’s, and service* from th* Rev. Edwards and singers toward our beloved daughter and wife. Flora HUSBAND AND PARENTS.
E. Grady.
1 UNKRAI, DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—WHITSETT CULVER, 631 N. Meridian.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—TUTEYYTLER, Undertaker. 124 YV. Market st. Tel. 31*
FUNERAL DIRECTORb-ADAMS & KRIEGER, 159 N. Illinois st. Telephone 1154.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—WELLS A KREGELO, 1606 College ave. Old 1629; new 2939. FUNERAL DIRECTORS-HORTON A JACKSON, 446 Mass. ave. New phon* 943. Old 1 on 3201.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS — RENIHAN A BLACK YV ELL Hemoved to 128 to 130 W. Ohio et. Telephone 115.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—A. M. RAGSDALE CO., 326 Massachusetts ave. Phone 606. J. N. GUNDER A SON, agent. North Indianapolis.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS — FRANK A. BLANCHARD. Undertaker. Lady attendant. Southeast corner Ohio and N. Delaware. phones: Office, *11; residence, 659.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS— Old phone 250. KRRGQLO. New phone 25A 223 N. Delaware. Residence 128 R. Vermont *t. (Colonial Flata). New phon* 1749.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—(Licensed). Can ship diphtheria and scarlet fever. Lady embaimer for ladles and children. FLANNER A BUCHAN A N. 820 N. Illinole et. Both phones *41.
MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS^AUarDlSjERTta EL Washington. Telephone 2525.
MONUMENTS—At lowest prices. M. H. FARRELL, 241 W. Washington. MONUMENTS—INDIANA MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, 147 N. Delaware. Old phone 998.
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY—Special meeting of Marion Lodg*. No. 86, F. and A. M., Wednesday evening, March 27, at 7:30 p. m., for work Unit dagrw*. Visitors welcome. H. A. RONEY, W. M. HUGH J. DRUMMOND, Secretary.
SOCIETY—Star Lodge, No. T. K. of P., will hold regular meeting Tuesday evening, March 26. Will be due night. Keep up your due*. ALBERT B. OLfCK. C. C. FRANK A. BLANCHARD, K. of R. and S.
SOCIETY—MASONIC—Logan Lodg* No. 675, F. and A. M. Called meeting this (Tueeday) evening at 7:30 o’clock, at hail In Masonic Temple. Work: Third degree. Visitors walcome. GEO. W. MAZE, W. M. JOHN SCHLEY, Secretary.
SOCIETY—Union Veteran Legion, Encampment No. 90, meets Tueeday evening. 26th Inst. Important reports to be mad*. A full
attendance desired.
D. L WRIGHT. Colonel. B. W. SULLIVAN. Adjutant.
SOCIETY—Masonic—Capital City Lodge, No. 312. F. A A. M., special meeting Tueeday evening, March 2*. at 7:10 o’clock In Masonic Temple. Work In Fellow Craft degree. Visitor* welcome. ALBERT SMITH. W. M. TOM ODDY, Sec. SOCIETY—MASONIC—Called meeting of Center Lodge. No. 23, F. and A. M., Wednesday afternoon, March *7. at 4 o'clock, for work In the third degree, resuming at 7:90 o'clock. Visiting brethren will be cordially welcomed. FRED M. BAUER. W. M. CHARLES E. JONES. Secretary, SOCIETY-MASONIC—The thirty-third annual convocation and reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies will be held according to the following program: Saralah Council, Princes of Jerusalem, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 o’clock. Conferring the fifteenth and sixteenth grades. Banquet at 6 o’clock. Indianapolis • Chapter of Rose Croix. Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Conferring the seventeenth and eighteenth grades. Indiana Consistory, S. P. R. 8.. Thursday at 10 o’clock, continuing at 2 o’clock and 7;I0 o’clock. Conferring the nineteenth and thirtysecond grades, inclusive. Dinner at * o'clock. CHAS. Tj, HT’TCHTNSON, S9d. T. P. G. M. JOHN W, 8TAUB. 33d. M. E. Sov., P. G. M. RTRON K ELLIOTT, SSd. M. W. A P. M HENRY C ADAMS, ttd. Ui. Com. In Chief. JOSEPH W. SMITH, 23d. Secretary.
LOST. LOST—Pocketbook. Return to 1515 N. Meridian. Reward. LOST—Brown water spaniel; female. Reward. 1320 N. Delaware.
LOST—Young yellow shepherd dog. Return 1526 N. Meridian. Reward.
of city. Return 370 W. Eleventh. Reward.
LOST—Rubber vehicle tire. Return BECK’S STABLE, 26 W. St. Clair. Rewi
TO LET—New and beautifully furnlsl room*, with or without board. 238 N. Illinois.
LOST—Gent's solid gold watch, near center of city. Return to 641 E. Merrill st Liberal reward.
LOST—Green enameled turtle pin, at KTiglish’s ^Opera-House, Monday evening. Return to
LOST—A rubber tire for & carriage wheel, Sunday afternoon. Finder return to 17 N. Pennsylvania st. and receive reward.
LOST—On the street or North Indianapolis car, lady’s gold watch and chain; Sunday night Return to 690 N. New Jersey. Get reward.
LOST—*5 for information or return of black white and tan English setter dog. 3226 N. Illinois st. or room 2, ovsr News office. Old phone 12660.
LOST—Child’s pet dog; part bull; nine months, yellow and white; right ear. dark collar; locked; name Mack. Return 2318 N. Illinois st. Reward.
LOST—Saturday event
icelet;
Vlrgl
eral reward.
gold br
ng on ,ke fror
Virginia
Bracelet; keepsake from father*,
to 8614 Virginia ave., room 9, and receive lib-
ave..
Return
LOST—Pointer female do*- liver and white; strayed away from U10 Park ave., Sunday. Reward If returned to that address. Dog has leather collar on.
LOST—March 17, a fox terrier pup; white. with exception of black and brown spots on face and head. A suitable reward for his return to No. 1448 Prospect *t.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL—Try new loan office, 32 N. Delaware. Money on diamonds, watches, *tc.
FINANCIAL—Mortgage loans 5 and * per cent. Jos. W, telvag*. n-T4 Lombard Building. FINANCIAL—Money loaned salaried persons; reasonable; confidential. Address box 2680.
News.
FINANCIAI—To Loan: Private money, 6 p*r ^^cent. ;^prtvileg* payment. C. F. SAYLKS.
FINANCIAL—Money loaned on diamond*.
lebes, etc.; ci
CO., 11 N. Meridian,
watches, eto.; cash for old gold. YVAKD *
FINANCIAL—Notes bought, money loaned salaried persons, teachers, businsas men. Address Box 630, News.
diamonds.
FINANCIAL
Money quirk on
W. YVt
Jewelry, etc. Ill W. Washington, opposite
■ate* House. Established 1471.
FINANCIAL—Ready money at th* GKRMAN-
AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION. US E. Market. Q. W. BROWN. Secretary.
FINANCIAL — Loans without oommlaslon.
this means Just exactly what it says. MEYER A KISER, 406 Indiana Trust Building.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan in sums 1100 t*
any amount; lowest interest; real estate security; money In bank. W. E. MICK A CO.
FINANCIAL — Money to lean on pereonai property and household goods. J. C. ERTEL. room 60 Lombard Building. 24* K.
Washington.
FINANCIAL— PEOPLE'S BANKING CO., Room 43 Ingalls Block; loans *6 or more, 4 to 8 per cent, annually. FINANCIAL—Money to loan; large and small sums at lowest rate of Interest; privilege of prepayment. H. A. METZGER AGENCY, SOlLaw Building. FINANCIAL—First mortgage loans on improved Indianapolis property; 5 par osnt. Interest; no commission. C. N. WILLIAMS A CO., 419-413 Lemcke Building. FINANCIAL—Money loaned on watches, diamonds, etc., CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, 444 Stevenson Building.
FINANCIAL—Loans mao* to salaried people holding permanent poeltlon with responsible firms, upon their own names; easy payments; strictly confidential. 207 Indiana Trust Building.
FINANCIAL—Wa hava a large fund which w* can loan In sums of 46,000 and over at 4 and 6 per cent., according to security offered. A. METZGER AGENCY, 102 N. Pennsylvania street. FINANCIAL—6 and 6 per cent, money to loan, according to security offered; home funds in any amount; pay back when you please; no delay. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Penney Irani* »t.
dianapoils city property, or on city property In any county-seat tow*, or on farm property anywhere In Indiana: W# use our own funds; no delay; partial payments. Call or address C. N. WILLIAMS A CO., M9-4U Lemcke Buiidiiur FINANCIAL— LOANS PRIVATELY MADE Without Delay. on Furniture. Pianos. Home*. Wagons, Etc, Property undisturbed. LOWEST RATES IN THE CITY. You oan return the money t* u» In EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYM’TS. REMEMBER, It will do no barm th get our rates and plan before borrowing, and thereby eav* money. WE MAKE NO CHARGES IN ADVANCE, All business strictly confidential. HAST MARKET ST. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. OFFICE 906 LAW BUILDING. ENTRANCE 134 B. MARKET ST. OLD PHONE 2933.
Com* in and tell us how much you want
kin vtn
ne, without security,
confidentially and without consulting your tmploytr; you can pay it back in Inatallm< nts as you prefer, weekly or monthly. . INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN CO.,
ESTABLISHED 1887.
ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING, _U% E. WASHINGTON ST.
FINANOIAL-
•■WB GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY’* If you a^e patronizing certain well-knowa firms whose rales appear to be lower but in reality are much higher. If our rates are not as low. If our payments ars not a* eaay. “You need not pay us n cent" for use of money. Pay w-*kiy or monthly. "Every *1 paid oft loai, reduce* cost." SALARY LOANS—Upon your personal not*. NO mortgage. NO tndor**r. NO publicity. YOUR friends or employer need not know. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.. ’'Stevenson Bldg " Rooms 417 & 419 (Fourth Floor) Rooms 417 * 414 Open Wed, and Sat, evenings till 9.
FINANCIAL—
VOAN8 PRIVATELY MADE
Without Delay,
on Furniture. Pianos. Horse*. Wagons, stc. Property undisturbed. LOWEST RATES IN THE CITY. You can return tbe money to us in EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYM'TS.
REMEMBER.
It will do no harm to get our rates and pita before borrowing and thereby save money. WB MAKE NO CHARGES IN ADVANCE. All business strictly confidential.
EAST MARKET ST.
MORTGAGE LOAN CO., OFFICE 206 LAW BUILDING, ENTRANCE 134 B. MARKET ST. OLD PHONE a«a. FINANCIAL- ^
DON’T WORRY.
YOU CAN GET ALL THE MONEY YOU
WANT FROM. US.
415 loan for 86 cents a week. (no loan tor 48 cents a week. 425 loan for 40 cents a week. That Is all It will coat you
each week until you get good and ready to pay It back. Larger amounts
in same email proportions,
on furniture, carpets or household goods of any kind. 5 Strictly confidential. You will be doing yourself a favor by calling. It won’t cost you on*
penny if we can't deal. We are the roost liberal and
accommodating firm in this line in
the city.
AETNA MORTGAGE AND LOAN CO.,
Room * Odd Fellows' Building, Washington and Pennsylvania at*.
FINANCIAL-
IF YOU NEED MONEY
for ANY PURPOSE WHATEVER, you need not wait until you save it up, for we wilt advance it to you on your FURNITURE, PIANO. ORGAN. HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC., and rfllo# you to pay it back in small weekly or monthly payments, and you will hardly miss it. We give you plenty of time, from one month to on* year. You can pay th* whole at ANY TIME and pay only for th* time you keep it. We give you
lowest rates snd best treatment.
NO EXPENSES TAKEN OUT IN ADWe give you In plain figures what s loan will cost you, and there ars no extra charge*
of any kind. > Private office and business confidential. SECURITY MORTGAGE I,OAN_CO.
207 Indiana
ton st.
FINANCIAL-
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN. Any amount from (5 up loaned
RJTY MORTGAGE LOAN CO., a Trust Building. Corner Washingand Virginia ave. Old phon* 2928.
ioud
on furniture, piano*, horses, wagons, etc., without removal, and the same
HP' MB 11 slay,
es are th# lowest in th# city,
ments arranged to suit you.
day you aak for It. No del Our rates are the lowest It Payments arranged to suit yc
Will accept all or any part of loan at any time. If desired, for payment.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR. v NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANC*
Remember, we make no inquiries
of your neighbors or friends,
nor do we publish your transaction. Our treatment Is always courteous and liberal. REMEMBER. It coats
you notnmg to get our rates.
Positively^, no ^charge uniessjoan is mad*.
All business strictly confidential. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
LOAN COMPANY.
Old phone 641. Room 10. 147 E. Market at.
FINANCIALWE DO WHAT A BANK WON’T DO. W* loan money on a few hours* notice Is any amount fruro M upward, on FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES, WAGONS. STORE F1XTCRES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS AND PRSONAL PROPERTY OF all kinds, leaving them la your possession. This is th# company that was organised for the express purpose of supplying the people of Indianapolis with money at th* very lowest poaalul* rate*^ and making the payments withFoHowln* Is our new Building Association Plan, allowing fifty weeks to pay: 120 weekly payments only 48 cents. Eo; weekly payments only ft.JO. lioo. weekly payment* only (2.40. other amounts In the same proportion. You can. If tesired. make monthly payment*, or in fact, any way to suit your conveniences. The b*#t of peojS* will sometimes run short of rssdy money, and it Is far more agreeable to b rrow in a business way than to aak the accommodation from a friend. W# do not inquire of your neighbors, and you will find our business strictly private Our capital is large, snd w# accommodate many more people than *ny other company, because w* offer the beet inducements. Call and be oonvtncsd. information cheerfully given. Our office is easily f0Und CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, Room 204 Stevenson Building. 06 *. Washington Bt.J Second Floor. Front Room. Over Progress Clothing store. Old phone 4181
FINANCIAL^ pQ the WAITINO. le your landlord waiting for hi* rent? Is vour grocer waiting for his biUT
Is your life insurance company waiting far Its
premium 7
Is your furniture Store waiting for Its pay-
ment 7
la some other loan company pressing yon far a settlement ? Have you had sickness, death, perhaps, tilth all Its extra bills? If so. you have worry enough, without worrying about money. B w,srar. iSTSr— You must have some money now. Stop worrying. Let ue do the waiting. We have money, and nothing to de but wait. That’s our buslnsea Get out of debt. Get your mind off your money troubles. You will be able to work better and get It ail paid uo sooner. Come snd get th* money from ua. W* will loan you. any amount from 46 up-
ward.
W* will loan you cm your furniture, piano, fixture*, vehicle* or any other Und of personal property, without removal. W* will give you from on* month to one year's time in which to pay K off. W* will make your payments due weekly, monthly or any way to suit your convenience. We will guarantee absolute secrecy and t*» treatment.
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