Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1902 — Page 16
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATUBDAY, MAECH 1, 1902.
Criminal^egliqence. BE DID NOT HEED THE SIGNAL-A TERRIBLE. THRILUNC STORY.
UNGHES CARRY DEATH
MINERS IN COLORADO SWEPT DOWN MOUNTAIN SIDE.
Tlck*«ck-tick-tlck-tiok-tS€k.tkk*tick-•ad so the telegraph instnimenteiicked oat ite important raeseage nnhceded. An extra excursion train, bearing bnndrada of happy people, Hew by the faithless station agenta poet, nor did he realise that this train, running out of the r^r^ilir time, was owar him, tm*
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tQ it thundered past the door. Oxer eotne by the warmth of the day he had falUm asleep, and had entirely failed to lUHsr the click of the keyhoiM, which ordered him to signal for the excursion train to stop. Boosed to his senses and bMriof the metallic sounder talking to him, he realised all too well the graxe nature of his offence. All he could do was to nerxonsly click hack the worde, ** Tndn has psMsd,** and mutely eit, . stariiig at the instrument. The worst happened. The special, OB that terrible down grade, crashed -h»to a freight which waa making all possible thao, expecting to pass the extra at hia siding. Around at exerywhere are ooouning fxmtinuallx similar tragedies. The hu* man body is a more marxellona qrstem than thatof any mat rail way corpora- ^ tion. It is proxided with its telegraph -wires that are used to gixe aignala of danger,^ The danger aignala hiixe been telegraphed to yon again and again, hut you, like the operator, are aaleep. You do not heed the danger signals, the weakness, nerxousness, debility, sleeplessness, the tired feeling mom* ings, the stomadi, lixer, or kidney ^^hles, until yon wake xrito a start to ths fact that already there has been too much delay. Creeping paralyaia,
nerxons prostration, terknia Uxer and kidney complaint, wieckwi cmisti tulion or apfMroaching insaxiity, stares yon in the face, because the damrer signal has been ignored, and anotoer xiotim Is being hastened toward an early graxe, Tmc onr adufce and do not eonalder any trouble, no matter how trifling, of too little significance to receive at* tentkm. Take that for your nerxes and blood that yon know will make them strong and welL Take that which has been proved in thousands of eases to be the most effleient nerve and blood remedy ever given to mankind. .Yon will find nowhere anything that can equal Dr. Greene's Nermra blood and nerve remedy. It stands to-^y distinctly in a c£mmi by itself as tha satest restenratixe <A a weakened, ex-
oxerworked iwrx^
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TWENTY OR MORE ARE DEAD
SnowsHde Succeeds Snowsiide, and Efforts to Recover Bodies Have * Been Abandoned.
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E eatest reetenratixe <A a weaj listed, westing, or overwoi Otts system ever dimoxered by
a strengthener and inxigorator of the nerxei and a purifier of toe blood, it im aft the greatest value and stands un* equalled and nnriTalled by any other remedx in the world. It is the best poasilM spring medicine you can take.
This famous remedy was discovered by Dr. Greene, who is undoubtedly the moct snccaufol specialist in curing nervous, chmnic, or lingering diseases We should adxlM that you begin to take his great remedy, Dr. Greene’s Nerxura blood an# nerve remedy, at once, and either call in person upon Dr. Greene, or write to him, at 101 FHto Avenue, New York City, for such infoRmation as you feel you peed Dr. Greene will consult and advise with you, without charging you anything, whether you call or xmte.
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lEMBROIDERYTURNOVERGOLURS , Ara sow m eoptUu' (bst s ls4r*« sscAwesr U Itsrdh eompwto wttEoat st iestt Uiroo. W« abow ^ra {o«r apaciiMBa from oar torn soaortmaat. \ aaaS say ona or moro, poatj^, ss foUowa: Parforstad Pstteroa, flra canta each. Btsttpad on wblta or colorad Unan, aevaa ®^OB^i.DSTBATBD OATALOOUl it sots aim psmi>liiat.biil sa stlsa-alEad book, tho l»sMt Md moat tasAntflceot in m Art Xaadlawork Itaaiameworld. It diaplaya thosaaoda of aalact ■daaif&t with prioea of PXrforsted Psttarna. tbrae noatba* aabaoriptlon to Tbs lloHriitt CmcimiATUx In whieh wo imbllah s jpon or moro of now doiisni BMnthly, Mia Aw le e—is.
Dt. ■ESlRD’l miEtSlTIO BULLETS WItl Curs Tour Bhouiastlom—Tliejr Hsw* CuMd ThMUMuads of Othors, Tlten Why
MoC Tear-*YMr Money Bsok If Thoy XaiL
Tho 01004014 earn Cor riMamsUam oa ttro oontlaaatt. Uood la tlio losAlas hondtsU of XIarapo for tba l*at Slty rasrn sod latrodueod tntp thlo country aanriy ai ocoro of ywm
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by tho taorid'raaot
phyololsa. Dr. Ifatuud, sad omployod by ouo-
ybytiBisno all ovar tho oowatry In thalr prirsta prsotloo. Tha •zoluslvo r^ht to fonattls hso bota seqalrod by tba XhooBistio BtUItt Oo., who sow offar to tb«
MVMViUl MUitItO
lUBimDT FOR RinmMATISlf PROVim BT tuc*. a* a Ciwttaw of tho ooat of s dootor's praneHpcieo.
WHAT* THBY SAY WHO HAVK USED TMB BULLETS
RiMUtsstte Bttilit Co.. Cldoaxo:
Lskt Johiaos, IBiin.. April 17, SB, Rhoumstlo Ballot do., Cklosso:
Qoatumon—In ropljr to your lainilry. I hsTo Bothlnx but pisiao for tho sood aftaeu at tho RhaumsUo Ballots. 1 gss so bsd off last Ml 1 had M ass crutohaa to aoro siMwt. and ay Untbs had blut qiots. Now X US ahlt to w^ stMUt and do nudi work as ana ba axnaotad tnm oao of nay aco. X aa MW aatlraty Kroa freon pain dad ay IMiba an m toasar sUft. X must aay that X aa sboet aocadataly aund, attar asms
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■sMUa, Waali., May 14, IMD. XthmassUo Baltot Co., Chloaxo:
QsaUsstsn I idoafxadi ths Unit ssaido bos of Ithooaatlo BuUata aant ma, and thay did woodan. X waa aaeh a ortppla X oould harlw fot aoreaa tha door, and rat, than fbv BalMs sada aa «Uto wott. Bat l am BOW hartas a now altaok, sad most try
tha vhauaaatiai aatlraly oat of ay ao pMaaa aaad aa a fall bottio for
to eat body. I tho tno!
tnoloaod dollar. X ahall neotaatond yoar SMdtolha wmawvor 1 Sad aa importunity,
•laoortiy,
DoxtoTHXA Fxmeitscnf. m llaroor atroat.
OonUanMa—Aftar aaffarl&c graatly from rhouMatism for flyo yoiga and roootrod troatBMnt from tho boat piyalctaBa. aa woU aa aalns many patant modlsinos. 1 found tw Nllof until 1 fot your lUiatosatlo Bulleta. 1 Snt ordortd a aamplo h^o and tha a larca hettlo, which gatro Um Croat raltof, sad botoro I bad uaod tha aooond bottla I eoQld tarn idwut la bod, whloh I had booa aanhio a do for a wholo yoar, hut had to nnaln a tha hum portion aU tha acht I aa vory emtoful to you for your modi* etao, and I wiU taka plossuro In roooa* mondhis It to oihon oufforiac from this
palatal dtoosn. Bsopectfally,
MBA H. NSSB. Sturtoott Bay. Wto Lcekport. XU.. May. IML OoatlonMn—Attar bavlnc uaod two hottico of Dr. Monard'o Rhoamatto llullou I aunt aay that thoy havo dona n»» moro good than aay pbyoiolan or patant modietne I havo triad. X havo sufforod from norroao rhoumaltom for two yoaro. sad havo found thoM Butlots a moot romarkablo ramody. Bos ITt. PETER JOHNSON.
A thtoo wooka' troataant wtU euro wdtnary eaaaa of rhoumatian; prtoo, gl.W. Tho aoa ohotlMto oaaa at osms of Iom ataadtng eurod la loia than fly* montha; prlco, IS-W tor eoaploto eoune at troataMUt Tou osa ordor from your drugglft. with tho undorotaadlac that It your mouastlm la not buiud, your MOmST WXX4^ BBAErUNDSD. A Try TrNtMMt, gnrmtHtf It rtHeve row pill, iwt ilioliitoir FrH hj BUUET CO.. - 135 and 137 Uke St., CHICAGO
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nrhe liiimsii hofl? it like t flelintstf sdrutted mnehint. VlMB B pert it wort eot, or tbroii|li tbute beoomet ratty, h AfftcM the wholt tyttfM, Tlit kidoext tnd liver art tmoif tht atott inpertsBt of til the ttgaot im tht hodx. When they get evt ef tfder tht tatirt ayttea tanert. Keep them raanwg •aotthly tad BMd hetlth follevt. McLean’>s Li'Oer ^ and Kidney *Batm. vUl rtnlitfi thoto orgSiF*tad kttf then it Mrtoct Yttrt w ate la thouttada el ftmiliet have prtxtd itt xtlae in all tttahltt tffectiag tht llvtr tod kidaeya. if ytar back achM; If year head tchet; If yo« lack uaMtioa; If yoa ara aaaily tired tad wera oat; It oktaae yoaxAldiieya are out of order. Bax a bottle to*day st wear dnim'a. It msy asxa yea aasleas auifering. cs Mmie hy At. If. MyJUmm Medicim Co.* Si.tMmt, Ho*
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aMH>ANY 24 W. WoimstM St.
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TELLDRIDB, Colo., March^ 1 - Ths I niimber of live# lost in the four ava* t lanches that swept down the sides of Smuxxler mountain yesterday, la now estimated st from twenty to twenty-live. Your men are known to have been Wiled, an unknown number are buried under I the mow, and many badly Injured persons are In the hospital, while several , other men who were hurt an at their I homes. It is not believed that any more ^bodies can be recovered until the snow
melts.
) The most lucid account of the first snowslide, which carried away the boarding end bunk houses and other butldlngs of tho liberty Bell mine. In Comet creek baaln, three and a half miles north of this city, and buried their occupants in the guloh under masses of snow and debris, was given by I* M. Utnsted, who is employed in paeWng ore from a crusher to the tram station. He had Just come from breakfast, and was in the stable Stalling his animals, when be heard a terrific crashing and rattling. Opening the stable door, he found the outside totally dark and the air filled with fiylng snow. Thinking it waa a terrific gust of wind, be slammed the stable door shut and waited a few seconds. He i>eered through a crack, and as it grew light again he opened the door and saw the tram .cable swinging about and buckets rolling down the hill. As the snow in the air settled he stepped out a few fe^ and looking up toward the boarding aiB bunk bouses, could see no signs of these buildings. Then, looking dowu the hill, jie saw boards and timbers sticking out of the snow and scattered about He then 'went up to the ore and tramhouse, wh^re it bad stood, and saw what he thought was a piece of overalls. Grasping it and attempting to puU it out, he found he had hold of a man’s body. Tearing away the snow and boards, he pulled out the body of Qus Kraul. The body was terribly mangled and the head crushed. He then started toward the boarding-house and met his brother Cfiarles, who told him what had happened. « ^ Snowing Three Days. F. C. Ciemmer, it is said, was sitting at his desk making out the time of the employes of the mine when the crash came, and all the books of the company recording thd names of those employed were destroyed. The exact number of men who were caught in the slide is not known, but there were probably not less than twenty in the bunk-house and the boarding-house when they were swept away. . Fortunately a large majority of the SBO miners employed in the liberty Bell mine were either in the mine or absent in town at the time of the acdSent It had been snowing for three days, and the snow and fog were so dense whea tho slide came down that it was utterly impossible for one to see ten feet ahead. The accident broke the telephone circuit and several hours elapsed before a messenger reached town with tidings of the disaster. AJl the doctors available, and many oltlsens hurried up the mountain to lend assistance In digging out the dead and Injured. Seven bodies had been recovered and five injured men brought to town when a second slide came down in the path of the first, killing two more men and injuring a number of others. This was followed by two more snowsUdes in which five lives ware sacrificed. Asthe storm still continued and the work of rescue could only be carried on under the most extreme danger to the living and as it was believed that no more of those buried under the snow could be alive, it waa decided to abandon the search for bodies until it can be prosecuted with greater safety. Doctors Injured. Drs. Alien'’ and Delaney, who want up to attend the victims of the first snowslide. were caught in the second. The former sustained severe injuries about his lower limbs and the latter escaped uninjured, Both were carried down a distance of more than fifty feet, but managed to extricate themselves. George Roher, who was killed in the fourth slide, bad been county clerk and was one of the most prominent mlnipg operators in the district. He was about forty years old. Ifiie damage to the mine property is estimated at 1^00^ , The tramway terminals are gone, with cruahers, etc., and tha entire tramway and most of the towers are down. It will be at least four months before work can be reeumed. That locality has always been oonsldered safe from slides and the building site was selected on this account. Under existing conditions, thd most severe storm in the history of the country since 1896 prevailing, it was inspiring to see the most pronunent cltlsens and mliw managers jump on horses and rush to the rescue of the unfortunates. There is no question but that there will be more inowslidea In the district within the next twenty-four hours. Big Snowsiide Near Ouray. OURAY, Colo., March L—The largest snowsiide in this region in years came down from the mountain side opposite the Governor mine, in the Bneffels district, yesterday, and filled the gulch for a thousand feet. The avalaxiche crossed the gulch and piled twenty-fivs feet of snow on the mine dump, swept away a large water tank, and swung the new boiler around ten feet. The enowahed wka also swept away. Wilson Policy Indictment Quashed. The Crimlaal Court Au auasiMd the indictment atainst WttllAm WUton for actlnr os a poUey agent, oa the ground that the indlotmeat wm not as definite m required hy law. Wlinm eas reoently fined |1S0 and ooetg on a pidicy charge In this court. The default declared on the |2S0 bond of Ben BharUe, Indicted as a policy dealer, was set astda Sfaartle's attorney explaiaed that the time for hearing the case had been changed and that he bad not bem notified, so .he had not been preeent with his client when the case
was ealled.
^ Church Notes.
At the Plymoutb congregstJoa’s tendees to-morrow evening the pastor, the Rev. H. C. Meserve, will gpeak on “Gteorgu Washington; an Appreciation." There xriU be iqueciai muslo by the choir. The Rev. XL S. Osgood will bn:in a series of four illustrated Sunday evening aermone at the Mayflower Congregational churrit to-morrow nighL The first sermon wUl be upon "The Snemies of Jesus,” and will be illustrated with stereoptlcon Tlewa from the Oberammergau Passion Pltf and reproddettoss from the wozks
of fismous artists.
Tha Rev. Msjrkm Crogley, of the Central UnlvaraaliSt church, will, during the lenten neagon. consider some of the present phaaee of religloue thought and life. Re will (men the course by taking for hls subjeet to-uocrow at 10:46 a. m.. **The
DAILY CITY STATISTICS. Marriage Llceneea. Imae EXstrison and Flora Ghrsy. WlRisxn XL Meyers and Joeia Stewart. Oeofga X. Moere and Xana Beffnsr. James Vlneent mad Jemale MiUsr.
Birth Returns. Joha F. and A Cotemao. 4S7 Arbor avs., boy. Adxaa X.. and Bass Fetetaon. 419 Agnes sL. boy. Clauds B. and Alios Halm. ltS8 XMwaon sL, girt. WUMam and Emma Rourka, tM StatioQ st.. boy. JOba S. sad lasia Bbibod, SOS Brtghtwood ava.. boy. Pater and EUa T. Qallagbar, 6SI W. ElevanUi st. boy. Thomas K. and Fkirenoa E. Flather, nPit N. West at. girt. Michael and Maggie lAniban. W Agnse et. glrL John and Minnie Roblneon, TM Baugh sL, "time B. and IMS DoersoheL 41S Fulton et. boy. Prank E. and Coen M. Raidea IStl W. Hasket et., boy.
Death Returna. Christiana binker, 41, ISO Mason sL, grip. Chu-las E. I^ch. IS, 419 Onoinaati sL, phUklsla pulmonalls. J. R. Pomroy, 7S. MU MoPbaraon sL. ehronlo myocardltla
urtM be "The ’Whitewaebing, Repniitng,
R^” and In the evening hie tlMune
“ WhI
aitol
Interpretation of the
making gueh polntg as the thae
Repudiating Crtodo," ma
terly retreat, from foraier poeitioim and
tHTeaching and living in open defiance of
Deltefs oc long standing.
Building Permita. « Mrs. U K. Brown, sddltlon, SSU N. X>elawsre st., fUO. R. M. Chab. addlttOB. US N. CUifornis st. 9400. O. A Raaxattar, remodel, IM N. Pine st., $350. JasMs C. I^ker, frame bovma, Shelby st., near Prospect st, |«M. Van Camp Hardware Co., wstuhouee, rear lilly Varnish Co.’s plant, on atanh-woriu switch, iron, / Real Estate Tranefsre. Grace W. Reagan et ml. to Anna 'Singer, lot IS, Morris* eeooctd addition. New Jersey, south of Twelfth st • 3,100 00 Mary EL Bishop et sL to Berths Quels■er, part loU IM, 185 and IM, Johnson A Hogshirs's E. Washlngton-st. addition, north of Pennsylvania R. R. shops 1.500 00 Harvey Wright to Josie P. Thatcher, lot 13, I’arker's.subdlvlBlon part Oak HIU, west of Brtghtwood ISO 00 Jos. Price et ux. to John W. Brown^ trustee, lot 10, sqLtare 1, Harris* subdivision outlot 157, Agnse st., south of Walnut st A043 00 Fldsllty B. A S. Union No. 8 to Chss. Sims et ux., lot ST, Culver's subdivision Columbia Place, north of Cro^ Hill <60 00 Fred H. Hurting to Jacob Petty, lot 183, Bruce Place addition, Bellefontalne, north of Twenty-second st,.. A500 00 Mamie Becker to Mary KnooC. part lot 11, Ijynch’s subdivision part Butcl .ngs * Darnell's Brookslde, Brtghtwood X 00 Miletus Bell to Atlas Engine-works, lot 17, square 14, Fletcher’s northeast addition, near Atlas Works.... A400 00 Maltnda Armstrong to Nathan Morris lot 17, square IS, same............. AOOO 00 Martha Iiouden to same, lot lA square 14, same AMO 00 Nathan Morris to Atlas Etoglne-worits, last two above 1 00 Eva Ford to Mary T, Connolly et al., lot 81. Hyde Paric, ^pttol ave„ near Thirtieth st A500 00 Timothy Palvey to Patrick O’Connor et ux, lot X, Jones' subdivision outlot IM, McCarty at., east of BUssourl st 976 00 Flstcher M. Mitchell to Christopher C. Moora et ux., lot 30. Becker’s West Washington st addition, near Insane Hospital 400 00 Lewla G. Miller to Ellas Jacoby, lot 1, lAll^s subdivision block 8. Blake's addition. Eleventh and Senate avenue AOOO 00 Marlon Trust Co. (trustee) to Adolf H. SlrikjsR, lot 146, Allmi A Root's north addition, south of Morton Place .... • 1 00 Chas. M. Rock to Thos F. Gibson, lot 1X8, Hosbrook’s Prospect-st addition, east of Big Four R. B 340 00 Walter J. Hubbard et al. to John J. Johnson, lot IS, Hubbard's 8. Ms-rldlan-st. addition, near Belt R. B.; lot 17, block U, N. Indianapolis, and lot A Jenkins’ subdivision Fletcher's Woodlawn toditlon 5,000 00 Ixiuise Treeter to same, same lot I above 100 Wm. T. Bacon to sama lot 334, Allen’s second north addition A 300 00 Jacob F. Steam to the P. C. Weyenberg Co., lot NA Martin's Nsw York■t. addition, west of Maus brewery.. A600 00 Chrietlan F. Wlshmter to Indianapolis A Western Traction Co., part section 16, township IS, range A Wayne township 100 00 Wm. M. Kerr to same, part section 14, same, 67 60 George Redmond to same, part same section 60 00 Amanda Redmond to same, part same S3 60 Wm, N. Roberson to same, part section 7, tueme 100 00 Antbcmy B. Conaroe to same, part section UL same 43 00 Henry Lang to same, ^part section lA same 100 00 John Pierson to same, part section lA same 36 00 Priscilla Bailey to same, part same.. 150 00 Patrick Sweeney to same, part same.. 63 00 Harriet B Hall to Jacob Efroymsoa, lot lA Butler heirs’ addition. Ash st., near Fifteenth st... A726 00 Wm. B. Austin to Bstii M. Blrdhoresk, lot 8, Hois’ subdivision part Johnson heirs’ addition, corner Ash and Seventeenth ets. 335 00 Marshall T. Lsvsy to Edward R. Fairy, lot la, Morton FUce, Alabama st., north of Twentieth st T 600 00 Benjamin Sboemaksr to Standard Land Co., lots 60, 61 and 63. Drake A Mayhaw’s eeoond addltlcm 1,000 00 Jennie M. Ginn to Benjamin Shoemaker, same i oo A«wU a. Miller to John W. ByrklA lot 4n, McCarty’s ninth West Bide addlUf^ West Indianapolis MO 00 Total I transfers 87, consideration 950,063 00 Total for week 166, oonstderatloa....1330,799 78 HIGHER COURTS’ RECORD.
19,756.
Park rors.
19.788.
Supremg Court Minutes. James M. Bolton vs. William (Jiark. C. Joinder. Assignment of cross er-
Town of Fredericksburg vs. Charlgs Wllcoxen. Washington C. C. Joint petition to
advance.
Nsw’Supreme Court 8uiL
19,793. Catherine O’Brien et ah vs. Central Iron and Steel Company et al. (31ay C. C. Transferred from Appellate Court; A600 under
SMtlou 15 of the act of 1901. Appellate Court Minutes.
4,217. Charles 8. Skelton et al. va John O Shiup et al. Pulaski C. C. Appellants’ (8. and
S.) petition for extension of time.
4,^ William Dwight et al. va Sadie Andrews. Elkhart C. C. Aimllee's motion to ditmiM aitd proof of servito (1). Appeilee’s brief on motion (8). Appellee's answer to asaignment
of errora
Alls. City of Valparaiso va John Kyea I*orte[^ 8. C. Appellee’s brief (8). aim. The Lake Erie A Wsttera Railroad Company et al. va Richard O. Channan. administrator. Delaware C. C. AAppellantitf reply brief (D. K. A W.) (8). ^ » ASSe. Patrick T. O’Brien et aL va James M. Bradley et al. Madison S. C Appellees* petition for transfer. Alto. Patrick T. O'Brien et ai. va Daniel W. Btish et oL Madison B. C. Appellees’ petition fox* tnLQilfer. amt. Mary Tobin va John W. Tobin. Marion 8. C. i^pellanfa additional authorities (8). AMS. Baltimore A Ohio Railroad Company va Fer^do W. Daegling. IxUrn S, CX AppeWs brief (8). ^ New Appellate Court Suit 4,867. South Bend'Pulley Company et al. va Ftd^ty and Deposit Company, of Maryland. St. Joseph C. C. Reoord Assigsmeat otar^ rors. In term bond. Joinder. Agreement to submit. Assignment of cioas-errors. Jolndar In cross-arrora Submitted by agrsemenA COUNTY COURTS’ RECORD.
Superior CourL Room 1—John L. McMaster, Judga Stella Bddiagtcm va James T. Eddington. Dt* voroa Finding and decree for plaintlS, wltt reetoration of maiden nama Judgment agatrat defendant for coma James W. Hackney ve. Etorenee B. Hackney. Dlvorca Finding and decree for plaintiff at hie
coeta
Robin A—Vlneoa Carter, Judga Ihe Marion Bond Co., truatea va WUliam M. Johnaon et al. ZJen. Ftndlnr due plaintiff for I8.M on lot XL, as against defendants Koebner and Southard. City Bond Ca vs. Mary Healey et aL Ueo. Fiodinc due plaintiff for R. aa acalaat d»> fcodaat Healey. Herbert D. Moora by next friend, va the Indianapolis News. Dainaga PlainttS Slsioiaaet cause at hia cosA Judgment against pldlntlff
for coata
Circuit CourL
Henry Ctay Alien, Judga
Indianapolis A Fl^nfleld Biectrlo Railroad Cmnpany va CLarlsa W. Bridgie et aL App^
- rTfciU
miation of landa
C. Xtaam
Finding for petiuooar, lam TTstaele and WtUiam J.
to mppeatsa land
Jtaaeman. WUliam Lowry ap^tnted app
Uen aoughtj to be ajm ,
Eetel Lewis va Omsr Lewis et at. For onpport. Dlamiaaed wtthoat prejudloa Judgment
agalnat plaintiff tor eosta
tteorge L. SuIUvAb, adiaiaistratar, va Catherine Waymlre et al. TO eooatrai Defendants Pullema Flkea Heweye and neys defaulted. Submitted to court. F tor plaintiff and that Catherine Waytotre
a Saraa T«a wUL
md
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OW and tka Navr Xdaaia of God, Haaven titled to rsnu and proflto and |8M. cuota
^ to estate of J<dui w. Pike.
Harriet S. Coleraan va Gilbert U WMs’s estate. Claim. Sulsaitted to court. Finding forclalmaaA Claim allowed for RAM. AdaUnIstntor direeted to proaemite said claim agafoat
Edward B. Wlittit
Joam>h Oulftor aattiraliasd.*
WUUam M. Lewis et aL va John Le^ et aL
Psriltlcn. Oommiaaioner'a final report ai^toved. Commtaslaeer discharged. CrWinal CourL ^ Ekesoaot Alford. Judge. SUUa va wilBam Witacm Acting aa agsat for poUcy sobena Motion to quaah attsUinad. . Bute va Ben Shartle. Sellttff a skMre la lejtery. On motion at defendant ooan mC aside forfeitiire of bond. _ State vs. Preston Hopson. Incorriglblltty. Deftadant pkadi not aWHy. Bvldsncs beard and smtaoce anaicNuided during good behavior. Now Suita. American Coal Compsmy va. Rufua CrulL On accoonL Superior Court, room A Union Traction Company Indiana ira Frances M. Groff et ah Instrument of approprtaUoo. CircBtt Court. _ Union TracUon Company of Indiana vs. Z^er Negley at ah Inatrument of appropriation. Circuit Court. Aetna Saving and Loan Association vs, Milton Gentry et al, Foreckiae mortgage. Superior Court, room h Elisa Howard vs, Charlee R. WllHama et at, Dikmages. Superior Court, room h Heibert D. Moora, by his next friend. Alonso Moor*, va. Chartat B. WUllams et al Damagea. Superior CourL rt»m A ^ ^ George S. Sneed ve. Elisa Sneed. XMvoroa. SigHMior Court, room A . _ . Bktel Lewis va. Omer Lewis et ah Support. Circuit Court. Martha A. Grover va. the MereantUa O^e and Bureau Co. et al. Damages. Superior CourL room 3. Maggie Kinney vs. Aaburg Kinn«y. Divorce. Clrcttlt Court. ir«nd Walterhouar v«. John T. Wattertionse. Divorce, Superii^ ComL room A „ JEtna Savings and Loui Aseoclatlon va Moms B. Zook et ah Mortgage forecloaura Superior CourL roMB 3. ^ John 8. ELrrell va liondon Aaauranoe Oorporatioik. On policy. Circuit Court. TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD. Complaint that No Hearing waa Given Remonatrator*. The county eommlsklonere ordered a road opened on the township Itoe between Warren and Center towaahlpA without gtvlng the femonstratora a herulng. Attorneys were in tbs coBuxilfMiloffieni' oourt thi* moanalnic to protMt. Th# vl«w«rs fll^d thdit report oa tli« road Ust October and in December Edgar A. Brown, attorney for the remonstratora, filed a pleading attaolrtag the right of the commlstlonera to order the road opened, contending that they had no Jurisdiction over the casa In February the road ordered, the plea of the remonstratora being Ignored and no notice being given them jyr their attorney that the court was about to take final action. When the protest was made to-day the commissioners said that they had never seen ths plea of the remonstratora before and that it had not been considered. The plea had the proper file mark on IL which showed that it bad been filed two months before final aetkm was taken. The commissioners will hear argument on the matter next Saturday, but are not inclined to reopen the question. NEEDS A BATH. r Woman Atka for Policeman to Make Hep Hutband Take One. A tall woman, using a speaking trumpeL harried into the police station this morning and asked Desk Sergeant Crane to detail a patrolman to go with her to her home. Crana insisted on knowing what the trouble waa, and she explained that she was unable to make her husband take a bath. "He's been drinking for several days,” she said, "and Is decidedly filthy.” Crane stood apparently paralysed for a afevmenL until he oould pull himself together. “Madam," he said, "1 am sorry, but we ar« short of patrolmen, and to take one away on a special case would mean that over 8,000 pe<nple would be left without police protectioa. I would advise that you hire a special poUoeman to do the work.” The woman made Inqulrlee concerning the cost of ''specials." and left without giving her name and address. "That beats all complaints I ever had," Crane said.
PUaa Oared After 30 Years. Thoa. B. Wood, 818 17th St., Sacramento, Cal.—"One 60-cent tx>x of Pyramid Pile Cure permanently cured me of pilea. For 80 years I suffered; underwent a frightful operation, nearly died, but failed to cure. I wag unable to walk when I tried Pyramid Pile Cure. The first application relieved me. AU Druggists sell it Quickly cures every form of piles. Book free by malL Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall. Mich.
HEALTH RESTORED
A Marvalous Treatment Diseovered By This JUsoeiatiea of Seleatlsts Promises to ' Dispel Disease, For By a Nsw Treatmeat Perfeeted After SO Years of Work Thoy Cure Thousands Called Ineurabia.
Ten Days’ Treatment Free
J. M. PEEBLES, A. M., M. D., Ph. D. Dr. PMblos Inatituta of Health, known over the satlra civilised world for its wonderful euros, has decidod to demonstrate to evary reador oi The Indianapolis Nows who Is la poor hoaith, without any coot to them whatovor, tbat a ikmIUvo and permanent cure of their caee can be effected by tbia treatmant. Blaoa tha perfaction of this system bt traatmeht U can almost be eaid there are no immraMt oaatA for thousands hava baen made to rajoloe at raoatving perfect health, after trying physician after physician without results. This great syatm of treating chronic diseases waa perfected after almoat half a oentury of constant study and research and la the result of tba oombiDed knowledge and e^roerlenoa of soma of the moat sucoaaaful and aclanttfle phyaloians of tha world. Thay are able to do such wonderful work because they work in harmony with nature and employ her mighty healing forces In addition to sclentlflcally prepared medicinal remedies. In a perfectly natural manner It builds up tho depleted tyatem. eoridbes the Mood, impr^es tiM dlgestimi and aastmliation. gives strength and tone to diseased aorves and muscles and psrraanrtitly rm pain wasted tissues and oigiuis, causing thousands of ths sick to rajotes for thalr restoratloo to health. Ton can test this wonderful treatmant absolutely free. Send your name and
iMSs Institute of Health, Bst-
Oddress to Dr. Psel
tie Grsak. Mie^. Drawer
C A Btstlng yoor
troahlas uid vrttl send you fras. postage paid, a tea days’ trial treatment. They will also sand you their hook explaining ful^ this wonderful trastmsnt and how you con be cored, entitled "A MESaAOE OF HOPE," and their diagnosis of your case and preffes•ionol advice. Yon con not ifltord to miss this chance to test a treatment that will posttlvaty cure you. so sit down and write to-day.
Agkt DimafM for Hte Dog. William a. Tomlin haa brought suit ta JosUcs Stout’s court against ths Xndlanapoua Stiwot Railway Corapanr for »» fiamagoa, aileglog that tha compimy Bagligsntty killed a fine English setter dog valued at Has. He states In hls complaint that ths dog's toot httoama entangted in tha fandto td m ear and that tha tnotorman, who auw tho accifienL noads no efftat to stop tha car until a pasaangar rang tha ball for a croaalng, and that whlla Mr. Tbmlln waa andaavoiing to ralaaaa tha dog the motorman started the car, running Over the dog and eruahing It
0i M Ctnj Imt Ufld If lisease Iiti tie Spriii: Slim
Makes Rich, Pure Biood, Strong Nerves, aod dives a New Lease of Life.
Testimony of i Cured Ranch Owner Hu Na Bms sick I Diy Stan H« Used tbe Qreat Medkiod.
Too often people drag^with them into the spring season a load of disease tbat has proved a heavy burden during tha winter montha. Impure and poisoned blood, aoaema, salt rheum, boils, eruptions, neuralgia, rheumatism, kidney disease, liver trouble, dyapepala, and nervous complaints claim thousands of victims throughout the land. The cleansing, healing and life renewing work of X*alae’8 Celery Compound in the past should be a sufficient gueurantee to every sufferer that It wlU surely and quickly overcome every form of disease Just referred to. In evary case Paine’s Celery Compound Is the one remedy that will completely and permanently bring back healthi make pure, rich blood, regulate and build up tba weakened nervous •yetem. Colonel Byron H. Van Rauth owner of the famous Don Carlos Ranch, writes as follows from Van Rgub. Tejtas: 'T hava baen afflicted more or less for the last fifteen years with kidney trouble, slcaplesanees, and rheumatism, ail caused from kidney allmenL 1 have taken many of the advertised cures, but tha relief I got from theija was only temporary. 1 was induced to try Paine’s Celery Compound, and it seems to hit the spot/ for I have not been sick a day since I took the flnt bottle. It acted liko a charm with me."
niomnnil feathers and ribboaa. UlulIlUnU UjuS Easy. Exeellent. EoonoailoiU.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
DURNELL-The funeral of Herbert Durnell will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 (/clock at the Brti^twood Congregational church. AU friends invited.
STOUT-Ooorge W. Stout, of 8302 W. MiohIgM et.. died 9:20 thte morning, age 74 yeara Funeral at residency 3:90 p. m.. Monday. Internu*nL Mt. Jackson cemetery. Friends are Invited. No flowers. March 1, 1902.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECrrOKB - WHITSKTT A CULVER. 323 N Meridian. Licensed.
FUNERAL DIRECrrORS-TUTBWILER, Undertaker. 129 W. Market et. Tel. 216.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR8-ADAMS A KRIEQER. 168 N. UUnole et. Telephone 1164.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS — RENIHAN A BLACKWELL. Removed to 128 and 110 W. Ohio at. Telephone ll6.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR8Old 160. C E. KRBGELO. 323 N. Delaware at
New X80.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS - FRANK A. BLANCJHARD, Undertaker. Lady attendant Southeast c<3rner Ohio and N. Delaware. Pbonee: Office, 411; reaidence. 668.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR8LICENSED EMBALMERS Can Ship Diphtheria and Scarlet Ffver. Lady attend all caila for ladiaa and children. FLANNER A BUCHANAN, 830 N. Illinoia at Both pbonea 641.
MONUMENTS. MONUMBNTS-AUG. DIBNER, 449 B. Washington Telephone 2526
MONUMENTS — M. H. FARRELL, 141 W. Washington at., opposite State House.
MONUMENTS-H. J. GODFREY, 147 Massachusetts ave.; lowest prlcee. Both phones 731.
BURIAL VJVULTS. BURIAL vaults—Protect yoor dead by using tbe Okey Cement Burial Vault All funeral directors are our agents New phone, office 4008; new phone nmneirer'e reeidence, 3049; office 309210 Law Building.
BURIAL ROBES.
BURIAL ROBBS—Made to order on short notioa AU goods furnished. Body dreeeed. MRS. L. M. SAXTON. 1763.
3413 Graceland ava New phone
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. BOCIBTY-MysUc Tie Lodga No. 896. F, and A. M. Called meeting in Masonic Temple, at 6 o’clock. Monday afternoon, fot work in third degree. Visiting brethren will be cordially weloomed. LOGAN C. SCHOLL, W. M. WILLIS D- ENGLE, Secratary. „
SOCIETY—Regular meeting of Harris Lodge, No. 444, L O. O. F,, Monday evening, Ai>rli I, 1903, at Harris Lci^a Hall. No. 2626 W. Washington at Work in the Initiatory degraa Visiting brothers welcome •
JACOB FOLTZ, N. 41.
SAM McBRCXlM. Recording Secra^.
SOCIETY—Attention: Degree of Pocahontas and friends Alfarata CouniHl, No. 5. Degree of Pocahontas, will give an afternoon card party in Red Men's Hall, 36 W, Washington st, Tuasday, March 4, 1903. Do not coMlct this card party with the one in same hall on Monday, but come Tuasday afternoon. BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL.
SOCIHJTY—Engineers’ Union, No. 81. International Union of Steam Engineers, will glvs a smoker at their hall, 3414 W. Waafalnarton st.. oo Thursday evening, March 6. AJl stationary engineers ore cordially Invited to attend. 1^ order M commlttoa J. A. DUNCAN, BEN PATE. S. R. MURRAY.
L08T. LOmr—Three keys oa ring. Return to Bright st.
401
ID8T—Thursday morning, silver key ring; four k^. Return to 51 Ingalls Block. Reward.
IXIST—920 bill at John Joyce’s sale, Feb. 16. Fimier return to MANTSON X.EONARD, Mew Bethel. Get^'raward.
L08T-On W. WMhington st^ a psdr of
with heavy gold tnmt Wsshingtoo. Reward.
Return to
LOST—Focketbook. betwe^ market-house and 2901 N. Meridian; Uberal reward. ALLfiac SEARS, 1901 N. Meridian.
LO0T-At MerUlaa Lodge Hall, on Wednesday night, round brooch set with t»11llaata and psoris. CMll new phone 569. Reward.
LOST—Last evening, on Meridian or Mlcbiam sts., oe^y Ctrickamanga Park ComrolsstcB report IHader return to Monument. Reward.
lost—Gold locket-i^d chain, on Laur^* st, Proepect st cor oe Pennsylvania st Return to HUDER’S DRUG BTORS^ or U42 Laurel st Reward.
LOST—Lady's large black pooketbook, on Fletcher nr Virginia ave., between Cedar and WasbtngtoB et Return to inf(mnation bureeu. New Ttnrk Store. Reward.
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fomday, Match I. at 1.18 o. fo.
RURtllil^-afrs. rtormtom momm^ sue H Rubueh, Its; Weadtown avw. froos fsllura tide meiwiiHr. Fhaeral Mooffsy. 3
at Utt Woodtaad ara Privato.
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Bartrt, Wife of Gao^ _ day iworaiag at 3:39, Fuawnl
rieiience. USt W.
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Ohio st, •«■*> Frieirts Invited.
nera! fnai family reSideaca
Sjm^, Siirob L at A49 p. ^ Fehewy JL 6 a. aa. in his atoty-mvewai year. Fnharai Smday. March 3, 1 p. nt. ttamrmA^ djNMh of hta saner, Jira. W. N. Latrd, MM N. UUiWla imeiMts tavltod. Burial privata SXNiaift-Ctehitiiia Mainm afe « yean, dtod _i3 Mr hr«M m Kadiani avo, ant beam arntth of Fieanat nm. wmiieadiy a^t at M (/rtoek. Fhneral ftom Third Oennaii Reformed ehusefa. •uadag iiltemaon at 3 e’etoak. FftH^s ivrtted. llO»B!!|fl-Uattle Royer RaaMM wife of Part Tlf^ JSeMnoa at har hiMM. Thwnetey, at 6 p. at, rrleadt bmut view renalM at haaaa 611 R. Termont at., atm U a. at. Daturday. fltneral tenday 19 a m.. at rcrtdeiica XTrienda
InvfSid.
COURfAN—Brotker Ties Jure' C.3laBMjja of Red Ci»ii Tribe, No, 13, Imp. a R. U. FwMval will he held Dan day sdtsmeea. Marsh k MM, froia bla naidsiwa, 461 B. Martwt at wul meet at wigwam at 2 o'ekwk. All tribaa are t»viisi ta attaod. Rrmr wUta giofaa;
_ B. FBRRY. teohSHI.
•» CHASv B. FBRR1
ODCaXI S. •JUSRMAK, C. al B.
•TDUl—Gaerws W. Stout waa bora aanr Jacksonvtlie, Dt. Mar^ U, MM and died at'MM W. MteAMaa et. Side elty, ktareh 1. Mia BM family aasae to afarioa aammer in 1M6. He wes narried to Barati a naman inn,amber 34. XMh CM the Ma ehiidnn bem to Cham, time ue llflBg ^lsaarg flrmaa aad Joaasa Stout aai Mrs. Si M. WiUtama Mie havtaff died, te
narrlaa to Fnany Or the two ■
aany X.. Brown, Amraat St ahtJdrm harn, am Merbirt. to diad. sad ba w«a taaiTte^
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ta Amattoa B. Ortassa Marrti IT. BtA who aurvivas mat He waa well hnewn end femmeted
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graatM’ tafsaed and monraai* otfler ar.tlan of thd aaitmy.
ijanttfiH hfaiaatf with fne Batitlat chnrrii an
fhiUt to Jeeaa Christ and etoinsa from this Ufa ta his politleai foMh he was always ready to taka hia ahara of thd nnidRaibiUtlaa of oittsanihlp, voting with the DiiaocraUo poiV.
Card of Thanks.
Xn the hesdavemant of our haloved daughtisr and Mater,/ Ida Kay Horton, we desire to thank (itnr nrtends and nsigkhois for thebr symMlky, usotwiing the riiolr and tbe Rev. W. B. Fermst for bis eonrollag words, and Long A Flua, tho andertakerh for tew kind attea-
tion. THE FAMILY.
Card of Thanks.
We deslrs to extend oar heartiett thaaka to the Mai nslghbora and friends who se klndiy rendered their aselstanoe during tbe sfokaess and death of our darling little boy Xssmeth, and atoo extend onr thanks for the many bsoatUhl and aj^prlat# floral offerfDjn. KLWtk AND KANNOB GRI^.
Card of Thanka
We deilra to theak eur khid Meods
nsighbers who were ao trui^ loving and pathstte In our recant heraavameat in tha
of our d
augfatsr
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death
AMES a AND LUCY BLATERT.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
MBTHODIBY.
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YhhtoMi^’' (toth-sia Tnei_ pestw. Praachfog. ^ 7*46 p, ~ Toong p day-aahooi. nm p Tweato-afatt.JL Seventh' PHSeW^iiu" stA Sund^rohmffH dearvor at efin a. aa 7 » p. m. bTifowtlliid" ,0. Prayer liifTnwTiiitoa day efVHMt.l^te'ieSXs and a~' to aH mrnt “ *
Keaaorial Fveab; and AshbuBd ave.
trtTtehhath-aehoal, preach at the boani.4l(^] m. and 7.43 to to. T*
of CtortaUan jfeMtey
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a to. Seoiaty Chrhffiaa fotoeav^l Midwesk prayer and- nntifslanns
at im ffeloah.
Fourth Fnalfftariaa
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at 7:41. Suate Endeavor at im p. . sss5r‘.i“«aL“
fanoed Bimtertertoa vania and vWntoHt ets.
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rest sad'
au^htSdimt Wedneeday evraiag. 7Me.
CBBIJIJXAN.
HlHoldeAvcnue ChrUtiaa _ Una^ BiaiaMr. Frimohtag «k Mra Suwasn will ekig at^ t
SmidayHiriwal, 9:43. 2m B, dm Pra;^meeDag' wodd oar to )^to«atfc
Eailen^ OuiausA <aaroh-4lartx‘ WaShlMton Bte. Rev. 8. %. PraachlMF at MMb a m. and f:M^ sohool at 9;« a. aa C. E> me* and l.'M to m. Hour of prayer, p aa The pnhlla it oorffiaUy i
lyera.
North Fark Chrtstlaai—Onraer MMi XenwoeA oae-haif square
aola at. ThfRsv. J. P. day-aebool, tMI a m. and TM9 to m. JUnkr C.
C. X, 148 to m. Mldwaak^prar Wednesday evening. All “ “
FleUflier Place Methodist fipisoopal Churoh— Virginia ava and South st. Virgil W. Tevls, D. D., pastor. Tbe pastor preaches at M:t9 a. m. and 7:10 p. m. Cfessse at 9 a m. Snnday-
srtiool at I torn-
Mertdlon-etreet Methodist Episcopal Cburob— The pastor. Rev. Joshua StansAela, will preach at 19:46 a. nt. and 7:19 p, m. Sun^toy-echool oi 9;M a. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Midweek prayer service Thursday evening at 7:46.
Hoyt-avenue Methodist Protestant Church—Cor* ner Hoj-t ave. and Shelby st Cratep 8. J(^nson. pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10.30 and f:t0. Bunday-school, 1:10. Claaa IriS. Christian Sndeavort..4 30. You'are Invited to alt servloea —T
Robwts Park M. a Church-Corner Del and Vermont eta Sunday services: Pi tng by the ptmtor. Dr. C E. Boctm, M U a m. Mibjact "wliat Does Onmisetence7Reveal f' Sung serviee by ohonta rtiotr, directed by Mr. Eckert, at 748 p. m. Other servloea aa
ueual. f
Grace M.
Let ots.
hooser, «t day-school, this wsek
Church—Corner of East and Maruichlng by the pastor. J. L. Funkm sAd 7:30. Clasa Sam. 8un:1s. Bevlval services every night All made welcoma league serv-
ices, Sunday, 4:10: leader, Katie Lovinge; sub-
Ject, •‘The Joy of Servloa’’
Broadway M. B. Church—Sroadway and Tiran-ty-aeeond. The Rev. Worth M. ’Tippy, pastor. Preaching set both servloes to-morrow by the pastor. Morning subjest. *‘A Remarkable Literary Find." Evening subject. "Tha Temperance Ehcperlment of tho Riuwtan Government."
Mrs. Howard will sing at night.
Hall-Place Methodist S^soopsi Charch--Corner Illinois and Bixtoenth sta G. M. Smith, tor.'Sermons by the pastor, 10:90 a. ra. and 7:38 to m. Always special mueio by <Aorus choir. Profeswr £Mlcher. director. Orohegtra at night. Babbatn-ichool, 8:10 a m. Claae meeting and Epworth League. 6:46 p. ra. Strangers slways welcome.
Madlson-ave M E Church—Intersection of Madison ave. and Union st.,Sunday services: Sunday-school at 8 a. m. Preaching at 10:10 a. m. ILM 740 p. m.. by the pastor, W. to Rader. General class-maeUng 440 p. m. Tuesday evening Epworth League social at pastor's rest* denes, 504 E. McCarty st. Prayer-meeting, Thursday evening.
Edwin Ray M. E. Church—Oorner Woodlawn and lAural sts. C. C. Edwarda D. D., pastor. General cissa S'SO a m. Preaching by the pastor, 10:19 a m. and 7.10 p. m. Sunday-school. 2:80 Pv in. KpWorth League, •■38 p. m. Motherhood St. PauL Monday evening. An address by Mr. W. C. Vanarvdel. Pray«r-msetlng Tbureday evening. All are welcome.
Central-avs. Methodist ^tscjpal Church—Corner Centra! ave. and Ty fifth st. The Bev. H. W. Kritogg, D. D. pastor. Serviee of holy communion and reception of new members at 10:46 a ra. Evening service under direction of the Indianapolis Camp of Gideon at 7:38 to m. Short addresses by the Rev. H. is. Kellogg sod otbera. Sunday-sctiool at 940 a. m. Epworth League at-ittO p. m. Alt ara welcotna
BAPTIST. 8ooth-st Baptist Church—The Rev. J. A. Knowlton, pastor. Blbib school, 9:80 a ro. Preaching, UltM a oi., 7:80 p. m.; eubjects, ••Divinity.” "Inquiry.” B. Y. P. U.. I tt. Prayer meettog Thursday. T 46 p. m. AU are cordially invited.
Emmanuel Baptist Churoh—Northwest comer Woodlswn ave. and Laurel st. Pastor, J. R Henry. Preaching Sundays, 10*46 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. ITayer-servtce, Thursday, 7:10 p. m. Blble-sobool. 9 30 a. m. svety Sunday. You nro welixMaae to all of our services College-avenue Bapriet Church—Corner Coiiegs ava and Fifteenth st. • 30 a. ro, Sundayschool; 18:45 a m., public wonhip, with preaching by tha pastor, W C. Taylor. Bubjeot; "The Great Deilverance.” 7 30 p. m.. sermon. "On the Rock ” Chorus choir and solo by Miss Ada Conner. Baptism.
First Baptist Church—Northeast comer New York and Pennsylvania sts. The Rev, Thos. J Vtllsrs, pastor, preaches-at U a. m. and 7:30 p m. Morning service, communion end reception of new members Pastoris topto, “Leaving First Principles-’’ B. Y. P. U. mesting, (-40 p. m. Psstoris eVefilng subject, "Baptist 'Liberalieai." Midweek services Tbursdsy evening. Tbe pubUe invited to all of our servicer.
UNITBRSALIBT. The Central . Unlversaliet Churoh—Comer of New terser and Fifteenth ets Rev. Marlon Croeley, pastor. Preaching servloea to-morrow at 10:45 a m and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject, “The Old and the New Ideals of OM and Heaven.” The evening theme will be "Tbe
served Wedneoday from 6 to 7 p m.
• CHRISTIAN 8CXEMC& Flret Churoh of Christ, Scientist of Indlanapr'lis—Services Sunday morolim at 10:45. Sun-day-schoDi at 9:30 a m. Wednesdar evening meeting at t o*clorii at tbe Pr^lsenm, in N(»th st, opposite Blind Asytum. Readtngroenn open to the public from 19 a m to 4 p. m, room 17 Lombard Building, 34tt E. Washington st
UNITED BRETHREN. Unitod Brethren In Christ—Flret (Aurch. tamer Central ave. and Twenty-first st. The Rev. W. N Karrtadt D. D. rwldence'Jlfl Centrol ava The Bev. J. T. Hoba^ D. O., will proteb to-morrow morning and evening. Dr. Hoheon will remain here for two weeks, assisting the pastor in revival msetings. Evoryhody cordially invftod.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Sevsnih-Day Advratist—1311 Central ave. 1201# Central ave. cars to Fourteenth et Elder Bartlett wiU p^b Sunday night at 74^ by request on "Tba Signs of the New Advent of Jeeua” The present greet MKwtony froin the Sorlptnret and the faith of Jesus will be dwelt upfflaAB cordially invltod.
REFORMS O. Seoond Reftmaod Church—Corner Morrfil and Alabama eta H. W. Vita pastor. Sundayschool. 940 a. m, Oorman servlca E40 a. m. Christian En^vor. I’fo p. m. EnglMi serrica 749 p m. Midweflt Miwlca Wsdnsoday 7:43 p. m. All ora wriootaa
NEW JERUSALEM.
New C3iuroh_Cbapel--a| N. Alabama at WflUs L. OiadBiv misistor. Service end
Rev.
moo, J1 efOontu ioMaot of sermon. "Flnt the KJngd^ of God." {Matt vt, U). Suaday-achoot
949 A an
Third Christian Church-rirhlrteaiith Artdand ava Cartoa C. B4iwUmb SuBday-eehoot at 9:U a m. G. Me' (raadh iB the moraiar, aai thet* (oof Mrirtoe in tha enreelaf. liw . At t0:». C E. meeting aF •;36 p. ^preachtag at tilb. Stnuigero m i
come. Taka OoUegc cor to Tbi:
Cwtral ChriatlM Church-Comer Delay Walnut sta. The Bov, Allan B. I pastor. Servioae to-morrow at 18:41 a 7:46 to oMidueted by the paetm Ji
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Society at 8 a. m. 'Diuraday evi neeUivf 44 Tjdl ffcdoelc Bvery(»a
all these servicee.
quartet fomday-eohool at 8:1 tlan Endeavro Socte^ at 949
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Foimth Christian Gbnioli—N. Wwt
tlan Endeavor, 4:30 p. m. Revtval night at 7:46, exarot Sgtorday. 1 first week by Bev. A. 8. OiWta All the i
of the Chrletion chimdiee of the olty eg.
part in Monday night's wpeaihg servioit
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N^^th Congregational Cbareh—Corner^ and Twenty-oocond sta O. 0. Hrie Ister. CommuntOQ and reeeptlan of 0 19:45. Evening service af 7:43. The preach. B. 8> at 1.38 a: m., a X at iiili |
week eervica ’Diuraday, Ty p, ro.
Trinity Congregational Ohurdb—Comer sat end Spruoe sta. The Rev. L*vt , pastor. Preaching at 10:43 a. m. Subject iual BuRding.” Comihutitog and recei " members, morning aorvfito. At im preaching by Bev. WIM^m Vogler. school at 9:10 a m. “ ~ "
vlted. Gorjd singing.
Mayfidwer Cksitgrtgatlonal l%ur«ti ware and Blxtsenth stA Robert SKnrsl pastor. Sunday-soboot 9:98 a. to Me vice. 10:46. Sermon by the p( prehending the light. Ektntng Sermon by tee pastor, ilMatrated (fljttooB. Subject* "Thi Bnwilee of gan rsidtai, 7:30 p. m. Ssata frea /JI weloeme...
Plymouth Congregational ClurchIn the Temple, comer Dataware end H. C. Meserve, pastor. Risidenoa, ifif ava 9:30 a m., Sunday-stoool: 18;tt;9j morning worship, with senaon by tha.f T:SQ to m., organ recital by^Mr. B. 7:46 p. m., veiiixr sorrioe vdth address bj| pastor. For further deteila <aee odver* rieewhere in this peper Seats free. Ail come.
LUTHERAN.
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Church—O^e r. Harvey &
Second Lutheran
ava and Moabrook st Rev.
Preaching servloea at 10:19 a m,J m. Mleslon Band at'3 p. m. L Aid rSoeiety at t^e of Mrs. Minnie J> Beecher shf Wedneeday atternoon.
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First Lutheran Church—Comer Pen and Walnut eta. T7>a Rev. W W. D., psetor, Roaidenoc, 111 E. Walnut st. day-school at 8:90 a m. Prsaehlng at 10 1 m. Evsnlng servloa at 740 o’clock. * sermons on St. Paul, flret, ’"nw 1 Prayer-meeting Thursday at 7if) p. m. Society will meet Wednesday afternoon Mrs Georgs Herplck. 826 Camp st.
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Spirituallsni—There wil b# rrfvlar servloes held every Sunday and Tuesday ings at 224 N East st., at 7^39 tfeloek. , trance discoaree by Rev Mrs. A. AnnablL: Ject, "Bteraai Justice, When and Where *:
It Reign7” Testa
Itobllo invited.
follow tha d9
The First SplrltuaUat Chur<jb—Comsr A{ end New York sts. Sunday serrica at m end 7:46 p m Miss M C, von Kan3 speaker end teat medium from Pittsburg, will occupy tbe rostrum* Aftsr the lee’ Mite vtm Kantxter gives tests. Wednesday 1 tng meeting at 7:46 o'clock. AU weteesta
PEOPLE'S CHURCH. The People’s Church—At the Propyiisnito Ing class changed from 9.18 A ai. to 1 m. Sermon lecture, 3*30 p m.; topic. "The Syntheeis.’* Muaic by quartet, E. A- 1. trail, pastor. Residence. 430 ,N. Paonoyivanl
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Xnackford ete. J. Perry Retiett, day-school at 9:30 a m. Preaching aa iO.rn A m. Subject “What Molsa
ChristlonT” Covenant Chapel—Comer _ end Highland sts. Evening .servira at fn
in. Subject “The Bank of Good-Felk"
UNIVERSAL B ROTHS »HO<
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Unlrerast Brotherhood end TheoeegMeei ety—Indianapolis headquarton, MS Ft >
avA. pear New Jersey st. Fublia
every Sunday and Tuesday evenings
o’clock. All interested in* the fatba God end the brotbsrhood of mas invited. Seats frea. Btrangera ooUeettoB. Vocal and tnetrumontal Joct for Sunday evening. "Mmi's 3 weld the Divtna" Tuesday oveniBg,
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MORAVIAN. CoUege-ave. Moravian ChureK —. flfib at Wm. H. Vogler, pastor. . 19:46 a, m.; suhlsct "A Rofonnatien Rorcnaauon.” funday-achoot; 1.88 p. 8. C. X praysr-OMatlng, 6:43 p. an. Levi White will preach at 745 p. ns. eervlcws will OMUttnue every even o’clock. Bible reedlnga begtnaliig 2:10 to m. All welcome.
THlOi^HICAle The Indianapolis Branch of the goctety la America meats ovary eunfog tng at the coort raoois of Jttdg» UMk, df N. Deiawara st. ta Boldwia'e M o’cloek. On to-morrow ovenirglthert address by W. P. Adktnoon. F T. 8.7 Light of the Unlvorsa” Tnesday sitoj^ wUI hs "Speclai Pciftta ifi tkm." AU wotoccoe
/UNITED PRB8BYTBIM(A3*> Finrt Unitpd Froshyteriaa ava and Twentjr-aeeond st Tte Lawrenos, pastor. 7:48 p. m. by the A m. Junior and _ „ at 3 to ta Ssnior C X SocleDr, to lYsysr-nasctng 'nnirafiny, T:48 to Mk ^ welooma
F R I EN D a. First Friends' Cararcb—Oorner HfirtMate Sts. Bsv. A. J. MbtefiboActo 941 to at _ tn. O&rtstffmRMteTor at 148 7:43 to m. TTm iUq. Goto N. duct ths^oralag serrica