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la contended by them that no taxea abould be paid on this coal until It is taken froaa i the ground. Upon these points there is no law. and it is probable that acme le*lala- ; * will be enacted by the j
next January.
lion alon« this line General Assembly :
GUARDS
DUCKED AND WAS INJURED.
NOBODY
For Sweeney's Murder.
WILKE8BAKRE. August 7.—Michael Yisko. John Smith and Ignaz Shukie, all > foreigners, haye been arrested charged | ^ with being implicated in the murder of j Sweeney, the watchman, whose body wa* 1 found near Xastlcoke They are in the f county Jail. It is said they .were seen in ' Sweeney's company late Tuesday.
J. PIERPORT MORGAN IT CUSTOMS HOUSE 1
NEW STORY OF EXPERIENCE WITH THE INSPECTORS.
Don’t wait till death knocks at the door Summor is a Dangerous Time to Many Paopla.
financial. FIX ANCIAL-«m^mcet«a*e proved Indianapolis property; prirlloses of payments. SPANN Market.
FINANCIAL.
loans on tmloweet rat re; i * CO.. 141 K.
FINANCIAL—Lrfiane on real estate at the very lowest rates, funds am tnunedtatety axxllable See u*. MKISR A Kih&R. SM Indiana Trust Building.
DRUNKEN COAL POLICEMAN
H« Found Hlmoolf Within Striker*’ Picket Line, but He woe Saved by the Soldier*—Gueit To-Day.
SlnEKAKDOAH. Pa., August 7.—Tba throwing of atone* at the troops was repeated early this morning. This time the attack was not made on the camp, but against the provost guards stationed at the Pennsylvania railroad station near one of the foreign colonies in the Southern past of town. BrtgadMr-General Go bln was requested hy the town autboiities to send a company of men to that locality. Company A of the Eighth Regiment, under Captain Garver was on duty there last night and early this morning the colonel of the regiment said tba camp was greeted with a shower of stone* which came from the top of the hill overlooking the railroad station. . Soldiers Too Late. The captain immediately placed a detail Of men In the rlclntty of the bouses from which the stones were thrown. No one was captured, as the offenders had escaped before the soldiers reached the top of tba bill. Last night an intoxicated coal and Iron policeman wandered into the camp and boeama disorderly. He was placed In the guard-tent and this morning was released. A number of strikers heard of the Incident and formed a picket line around the camp, waiting for the man to leave the place. ^ They followed him down the Mahanoy City road, but as there were a number Of soldiers In the vicinity the strikers did not molest him. and they soon disappeared The Governor's troop of cavalry took a practice march about fifteen or twenty miles through the Mabanoy valley to-day. Everything is quiet in the region to-dey. MINERS SENT BACK TO JAIL.
Arthur Opposed to Strike. CLEVELAND. August 7.—Grand Chief P. M. Arthur, of the Brotbefhood of Locomotive Engineers, said concerning the threatened strike of the engineers on the Manhattan elevated railway in New
York:
I don't anticipate any trouble la adjusting the grUtvmacm of our men on tbe Manhattan. We hare a contract, made with that compear In EH. I presume new conditions have arises ss a result of the company adopting eiectrletty as a motive power. There trill he no strike If it can possibly be averted.
HIS CHECK WAS REFUSED
The Financier Forced to Wait for Hiz Turn Like the Poorest Citizen— Morgan was Furious.
[Special to Tbe IndianapoJis New*.} NEW YORK. August 7.—It is announced that J. Plerpont Morgan will sal! from England for New York next week. HU expected return has put into circulation a story of an experience he once had with
the custom officials.
Up to April a year ago the customs provisions of the Oingiey law that American j travelers returning from abroad may bring 1 into tbe country free of duty wearing ap-
LONDON. August 7 —Replying in the 1 parel to the value of 1100 only had never
House of Commons to-day to a request * t rlctly enforced.
Sodden cramps, congestion of the bowels and death, is the story all too frequently told of a life sacrificed. You can not be too careful in keeping your stomach in proper working order in hot weather. There is now a certain and sure j specific for all stomach, bowel and liver troubles. An American company has succeeded in putting all the best elements of the GRAPE CURES of GERMANY in cheap, convenient form for general use, and placed it on general sale at all drug stores.
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MORGAN'S SHIPPING TRUST. Balfour Make* Significant Statement
in the Common*.
Decision
In Habeas
of Judge Goff Corpus Case.
CLARKSBURG. W. Vo... August 7-
Leaders of the mlnere* strike received | a blow late yesterday, when Judge Goff p r ^e Court of the Dlatrlot of Columbia!
of Lord Chariek Beresford for the aaeurance that no binding agreement would be concluded between the government and the shipping combination without the agreement being approved by Parliament,
the Premier, A. J. Balfour,' said; I do not think It possible to negotiate on this or any ether subject If the propossd terms are to be publicly discussed before the Government ha* agreed <m them. The Government. however, Is most anxious to take the House into its confidence at the earliest
possible moment
Mr. Balfour's reply has particular Interest, as Belfast dispatches today an no unfed that me government had accepted J. P. Morgan's offer to give the admiralty claim on ail the combine's
ships.
Inquiries made to-day show that belief Is general that J. P Morgan's offer practically has been accepted by the govern-
ment.
CORPORAL O’BRIEN ARRESTED Man Who Testified Before the Philip-
pine Committee.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass.. August 7.-A special officer from Washington, last night, awoke Corporal Richard O'Brien at hi* home In this city and placed him under arrest on the charge of perjury In his testimony before the Senate committee last May regarding affairs In the Philippines, on a bench warrant from the Sa-
in April of that year, however. Ccllector ; Bldwell, under pressure from big Import- | ere and dry-goods men of the city, determined to enforce the very letter of the Jaw. Every customs Inspector who had been known to have accepted a Up was discharged from the service and deputy
Mult's Grape Tonic
collectors were placed upon the pier with :
Ions strictly to enforce the
statute.
decided the habeas corpus case against the men sentenced to prison by Judge Jackson. In a long opinion he upheld hi» confrere, and remanded the prisoners to the custody of the marshal and sheriff. The men will serve the balance of their
sentences at Parkersburg.
Judge Goff said the only question was M to Jurisdiction, and that the Guarantee Trust Company of Nejv York was entitled to a funding In court, and It was not absolutely necessary for the fuel company
to be made a party to the suit.
The decision 1# a great disappointment to tha miners, and their counsel say that no other action can be taken for the pres-
ent at least.
Judge Goff read hla decision from typewritten pages, and directed that an order be drawn remanding the prisoners to the Wood county Jail. .•'Mother'’ Jonea was an Interested spectator in the audience and seemed to be disappointed at the
decision.
Marshal Elliott took the prisoners to Parkersburg. At the depot “Mother Jones encouraged the martyrs, as
she
Our cause Is triumph in the
calls them Bhe said: God'a cause, and will
end."
Mitchell Talka of Pardon. WILKEBBARRE. Pa.. August T.-Pres-Idtnt Mitchell, of the United Mine Workears, In an interview to-day said, with reference to the decision of Judge Goff In tb« habeas corpus proceedings against the miners In West Virginia: •The only thing to do now is to make an appofl to President Roosevelt for the aardonof the men now In jzll, and thl# will probably be done at once.' COAL MINE TAX QUESTION. Shall Coal Valuo be Taxed Before Mining?—Nevs to Indiana. It l* understood that the appeal of the Coal Bluff Mining Company to the State Tax Board from the Green county board of review, which laid a special assessment on undeveloped coal lands owned by the company, la to be a test case In which a number of other Indiana mining companies are interested. Although Governor Durbin asked Judge S. B. Davis, representative of the company, whether thta la a fact. Judge Davis Mid he was not aware of any concerted action. Late yesterday afternoon Cyrus E. Davis, of Bloomfield, also representing the coal company, said to the board that others were Interested In the appeal, but when pressed tor more definite information. he quallfled the statement with the explanation that other* had said they desired to be represented, although they had made no financial arrangement with him A son of J. Hmtth Tally, head of the Coal Bluff Mining Company, however. I* said to have admitted before the hearing that It waa understood that hi* father'* company should make the appeal which would determine the future action of other companies. A New Point in Indiana. The point raised la a new one In this State, and it transpires that there is no law in Indiana regulating the assessment of undeveloped coal lands. The Greene county board doubled the assessment on the real estate after the coal company bought It, although it wa* not positively known that there was coal under all of the surface. The same policy baa been followed with regard to all coal lands In Greene county. The contention of the coal company ts that until the coal ts severed from the real estate. It la merely real estate and can not be taxed on its value a* coal. When It Is severed. It becomes personal property, the company argue*, and can then be taxed a* such. In aorae Instances the companies purchase merely the coal and not the surface of the ground, and it
O'Brien took his arrest quietly and said that he expected to prove every statement that h© had made before the Senate committee. He wa* corporal of Company M. Twenty-sjxth Regiment, of which Captain McDonald, of Boston, was commanding officer, and O'Brien made sever© charges again*! his captain, to which Captain McDonald replied tn a vigorous denial. Senator liOdge was quoted at the time as saying that the prosecution of O’Brien would follow.
Millions of dollars are spent annually by Americans in visiting the or Grapecures of
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They were further Instructed to follow j the practice which obtains at the custo.a
ho
of duties,
United State* MHK
taken. National bank note*, certified checks and subsidiary coinage are not accepted by tbe collector under the law.
Signs the Formal Declaration.
All this occurred during Mr. Morgan's absence In Europe, and when he arrived at quarantine last June he signed the formal declaration under the Impression that It was still a mere formality. He failed to declare several trunks of cloth-
ing from his London tailor.
Having signed the formal declaration, Morgan was preparing to leave the ship to board his yacht Corsair, wnich had come down the bay to meet him. when he was politely Informed by tbe boarding officer In charge of the revenue cutter, that under the new rules It would be impossible to leave the ship until it had reached the dock and the examination of hts baggage
had been thoroughly conducted.
Morgan flushed up.
. "Why. I have obeyed the law, sir," he said atlffly. "I have signed the declara-
tion.”
"Have you declared all your apparel?”
• •r
wearing
Isn't
PACKARD SHAKES DOWIL Adviser of the Zion Leader Withdraws
from the Church.
CHICAGO, August 7.—Samuel Ware Packard, for eight years legal adviser of John Alexander Dowle, has severed his business connections with the self-styled prophet. He also has withdrawn from the Christian Catholic church In Zion, as Dowle calls his organisation, which he
joined two weeks ago.
Mr. Packard himself made the announcement. In the typewritten state-
he and ireement
satisfactory to both of Us,
but which it is not necessary to make
public,"
The announcement, coming as It did only a few days after Dowle had told his followers that Mr. Packard had given up all legal practice except Zion's, had lolnad his church, and would reside in Zion City hereafter, was a shock to Dowleltcs.
nouncenieni. in in© lypewmien mem he gave out he said that ! Dowle had parted “by mutal agr for reasons satisfactory to both
5,000 60 FISHING.
‘I signed the usual deelaratlton. tnat ail that is required?"
"Yes. but you must understand, Mr. Morgan, that a new set of rules has gone into effect, and that the examination Is very strict, is your wearing apparel purchased In Europe worth more than $100?'*
Had Worn Every Article. Mr. Morgan replied very frankly;
"Why. yes. It Is worth several thousand dollars, but I have worn every article,
as required by law."
"Oh. much more than that la required," said Colonel Storey, politely.
Morgan was Indignant.
"Well, air," he said, "If any duty is required to be paid, my clerk will attend to that. I desire to leave the pier immedi-
ately upon my arrival.”
"You can not do that, sir," said the customs official. "The regulations are very strict on that point, and I regret that you must watt your turn, and that the examination of the baggage must be conducted In your presence and that you must pay the duty before your trunks are taken off
the pier."
His Check Not Good. The examination of baggage Is conducted according to the alphabetic order of the owner's names. There was a large passenger iist, and Morgan was required to watt a considerable time. Morgan was assessed $1.2«Q In duty. Morgan produced his check book and said; "How shall I make my check payable?" Morgan became more furious than ever when told that hla check would not be accepted; the duties must be paid In money, and United States notes at that. He didn't have the cash, and another long wait ensued before It could be obtained.
1IM EXPECTED IT TIE 11 STUN SIM
Large Crowd Seek* the Finny Tribe at Bloomington. BLOOMINGTON, III., August 7.-Five thousand persons participated yesterday In the third annual Hah day, and It was a great succeas, due to perfect weather and extraordinary good luck of the seekera of the finny tribe at the Miller Park lake. There were no lime restrictlona as tn the past, and th# public was allowed twentyfour hours for the enjoyment of the sport. The experienced fishermen were on hand soon after midnight, and were rewarded with excellent luck. After davUght the crowds grew larger, and until evening there were thousands of people around the banka. The noise and confusion. as usual, put a quiewia on the luck, and but few fish were caught during the day. Last night, with smaller numbers of fishermen, the luck returned. Midnight wound up the sport.
A BRIDEGROOM’S TRAMP.
WILLIAM AND NICHOLAS.
Emperor and Czar Witness the
Maneuvers Together.
REVAL. Russia. August 7.—It waa nearly midnight when Emperor William returned to the Hohenaollerns after having witnessed the night gun practice of the
Russian fleet by flashlight.
Earlier In the evening he entertained the Osar at a state dinner on the Hohen-
He Goes to the Almshouse Finally Instead of the Altar. LOCK HAVEN. Pa., August 7.—Heartbroken, footsore, weary and apparently 111, a dilapidated, aeedy-looking stranger who refused to give his name or place of residence, is undergoing treatment at the city almshouse. While nothing of his history can be learned, It is known that six months ago he advertised himself In a matrimonial paper as well-to-do, owning a grocery store, and had money to spend. He wanted a wife and prospective brides were requested to address their letters to Tampa, Fla. Among those who responded, he says, was a young Lock Haven widow. Photographs were exchanged and thev soon became engaged. A few days ago he made his appearance here looking so much more like a "hobo" than a successful merchant that the widow declined to receive .om. Rad. dejected and weary he made application to the poor department for relief and Is now whiling away his time at the almshouse.
KOKOMO TEAM WON.
lollem, and their majesties subsequently j'
proceeded to the Stjandart. where
the drill for points, at the annual log-j same time It does now—7:28 rolling, over Marion by nine points. A means some extraordinarily
Results of Contests at Modern Wood-
men's Log Rolling.
[Special to Th* Indianapolis News.} KOKOMO. Ind.. August 7.-The Kokomo
drill team of the Modem Woodmen of they ! America won the State championship In viewed the brilliant electric illuminations of both fleets. This morning the Osar and Emperor William went on board the Russian flagship Minin and proceeded to sea. where they witnessed the fleet's evolu- _
lions. They returned to the Standart to* Jwrred in the prise drill, and the Marion luncheon. ~ steam got first money. Marion also
m won the band contest.
John Jay Watson. ln «he log rolling. J. H. Burris, of Mar BOSTON, August 7,—John Jay Watson. | forty seconds, and took first money. The . MU-known d.r-cor .„d .utho, | Vc.?:
of many popular works, is dead. He was
bom tn 1S3X
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"J. A- SMITH."
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TWENTY SPECIAL TRAINS WILL BRING THE CROWDS.
THE BIG FOUR SHORTENS TIME
Cut* One Hour Off Between Cincinnati and St. Louis—School of Surgery and Medicine Opened.
Officers at the Union station are preparing for the largest crowd next Sunday they have ever handled on the low-priced excursions. Last Sunday they handled about 19,000 persons, and only a few trains were In and out of this city. Next Sunday. according to the reports, there will be more than twenty special trains. One will be from South Bend, the first time a low-priced excursion has ever run from that place to this city. Another, for the first time, will run from Olney, 111., over the Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western. The officers will have an Increased force and hope to get through without trouble. SUBSIDY IN THE WAY.
Kokomo man—Sergeant Oroer Dolen—won evolu-1 *he individual drill priae. Kokomo wa*
Will Not be Paid if Peru Gets C., R. &
M. Shops.
[Special to The ndlan&potis News.]
MUNCIE, Ind.. August 7.-‘T am of the opinion that If. as the dispatches indicate, the Cincinnati, Richmond & Munde Railroad Company has definitely decided to locate its shops in Peru InsteaM of Muncle, the company can not collect off this township Its subsidy of $75,000,” said
Mayor-elect Sherrltt, yesterday.
Mr. Sherrltt says that a contract exists between Center township, in which Muncle Is situated, and the railroad company, by which the subsidy of $75,000 1* to be paid only on condition that the shops be located in Muncle. The subsidy has not been paid, and step* will be taken at once
to prevent payment. Shorten Trips One Hour.
The Big Four' will make a change In time Sunday, shortening the run between Cincinnati and St. Louis via Indianapolis. The train that leaves Cincinnati now at S o'clock In the evening will leave an i hour later, but will reach St. Louis at the i — “ -* T < *° - m. This
fast run-
ning.
B. Whitman beat Dr. Joshua Pim—6-1; 6-0. R. H. Doherty beat W. A. Larned—6-3; 6-i; 6-4.
POVERTY IN GALICIA
Pitiable Plight of Peasants Who A on Strike. VIENNA, August 7.—After a special Investigation among the agricultural laborers In eastern Galicia, a newspaper draws a gloomy picture of the miserable conditions which led to the existing strike. The average mortality from famine for several years past, according to the paper, aggregated 50,000. Laborers’ wages range from eight to sixteen cents a day, and women earn from four to eight cents a day. The peasants rarely taste bread and exist chiefly on a soup, the principal Ingredients of which are water and herbs. The strike shows signs of coming to an end, compromises having been reached in several districts and the military authorities having quelled the disturbances In others. MARRIED IN HER OWN WAY.
Oyster Packers Combine. MOBILE. August 7.—The various oyatercanning and packing companies In Mississippi, Loulisana and Alabama will, it la said, copnblne under one head, with a capital of $2,000,000, financed by the Hibernia Investment Company, of New Orleans.
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our prompt attention.
INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN <30,
(ESTABLISHED IMT.)
ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING, MV4 E. WASHINGTON ST.
BOTH PHONES 828*.
*o small that you can
id|
FOR SALE—HORSES, VEHICLES.
FO K8ALE—Nice buggy mar*. Ulf & Capital rag Foi?~8ALE>—Cheap; cart and "wagon. 1603 fi. ’ „ ^ lH FOR SALB—Two-seated surrey; cheap. T©4 N. - f
Belmont. V
FOR SALE—Wood wagon, sawdust wagon. 4U I E. Market. V i'HMl
FOR SALW—Junfp-seat surrey and top buggy*.
1738 Prospect.
FOR SA LEI—Light dray, new. st. KRAMER.
Forf
418 K. Mai**i'
Pennsylvania and
Ington.
BALK—Two good Mussachuaetta avo.
mare*, cheap, tjf*
FINANCIAL—
IF YOU NERD MONET for any purpose whatever, don't wait until
FOR SALE—General purpose hone. 163 Virginia aye. Call after 1 p. m. j
save It up. for we will advance it to you and you can pay It back In sms 11 week); or month- - r:v ly payments, which pay bovh principal and In- FOR BALE—<k>od younj
.ercst, and you will hardly miss it Loans
FOR SALE!—Horae, phaeton and hbrneea; pried!
$60. 190$ W. Washington.
terest, and you _ made on furniture, pianos, organs, horses,
wagons, etc.
Following are a few reasons why It would be to your advantage to place your loan with ua; We loan you any amount from $10.00 up. We give you. tn plain figures, what th* cost of the loan will be, and have no so-called extra charges. No charge unless loan is made. W* do not advertise a certain rat* and then
charge something else.
We take nothing out tn advance. You get th*
full amount asked for.
W* give you the privilege of discounting the
vur sewpw ■■*■■■ m gage l<*n any time, and you only pay for th* THE OKEY BURIAL VAULT CO. iS.-rr. .«,«»
W* pay up loan* held by other companies,
and loan you more money, too.
We loan you money to pay your doctor, grocer. butcher, rent, taxes, lease on furniture, or for any purpose whatever. Get your debt* all In on# place, so you will hare but one place to
GEORGE BRUCE,
ihjk general purpose hors*.
•!
FOR SALE—Nice fat work horee. worth $78; |
will take less. HOGAN TRANSFER CO, j ^HSALE — Large, handsome, dapple-gray •. MAX GRACES, KM N. Delaware.
FOR horse.
Guaranteed absolutely air-tight, water
and burglar proof. For sale by leading
undertakers. Write for booklet.
209*210 Law Building, Indlanipolla.
Hew Phone 4008. Old Phone, Main IS
FOR BALE—Fin# carriage painting and repairing. HE ARSKY VEHICLE CO., “Oh the
Circle."
FOR SALE—Vehicle rubber Ur#*; get our new prices. HEAR8ET VEHICLE OO., "On th#
Circle." ■
FOR SALE—$16 buys good, sound work horsal also one fast pacing horse; pries $46. 28 B.
West st.
FOR BALE-A landau; cash or payments. IR
Washington
good condition; cheap. IVIN KOOGLB, 34»TSLi
Former Indiana Woman Surprised Her Parents at Cincinnati. [Special to The Indianapolla News ] CINCINNATI. August 7.-On July 6. last, while extensive preparations were being made at the home of Henry Mexer, a former Indiana brewer, for the marriage of his daughter to Gustave Peters, the prospective bride disappeared. All Inquiries among friends In Indiana led to no trace of the missing girl. Last night the parents were happily surprised to see her come in with Peters and it developed that they had been married on the day that she left home. They have been living quietly In Eastern avenue. The only reason given for the elopement was dissatisfaction with acme of the wedding preparations. Mexer, at different times, operated breweries In Indianapolis and In southern Indiana. LONG TRIP OF TOTS. Mother Dying. They Traveled from Kansas to Indiana. [Special to The Indianapolis New*.] EVANSVILLE. Ind., August 7.—Little Minnie and Katie Fitxgerald. age three and two. traveled all the way from western Kansas to this city to visit their grandmother. They made the trip ■without accident and were landed here In
safety.
The mother of the children is dying Ip Kansas and she sent the tots here to tnelr grandmother.
DIED. KELLY-John KrilyTnTw. Twenty-seventh street. Funeral at 9 a. m., from 8t. Bridget’s church. Friends Invtted. SMYTHE—W’m. H. Smyth*, Tuesday evening, at 6 o’clock, st 2029 N. Capitol ave., age fiftysix. Funeral from th# residence. Friday. 2
p. m.
HACKBR-Mr. A. P. Hacker, an old resident of this city, died August 6, at 2:10 p. m. Funeral from the residence of his daugh Mrs. W. 8. Spratt, 1513 Wood lawn av*., Sal day, August 9, at 2:10 p. m.
TVs hav# plenty of money at all tlmaa, „ offer the lowest rates consistent with sound
and Washington at.
business prlnciplss.
Wa loan monay for th#
possess hav*. n<
Ion of th* good _ no fear of losing them,
shall be pleased to furth
Interest Yon k
>■ In every case and ne
ns
explain our
i*r exp; y time.
method of doing business at any
All our dealings are strictly confidential and our Offices are the moat private in th* city.
Call and be convinced.
SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Corner Wash
307 Indiana Trust Building, ington st. and Virginia
Old phone 2923.
Card of Thanks. We wish to publicly express our thanks to the many friends who hav# shown us their sympathy at the death of our beloved husband and father, Fred Reddehase, and especially Rev. Peter*, for the kind words; th# members of Schiller Lodge. No. 3. I. O. K. P.. and the many donors of the beautiful floral designs. MRS. LOUISE REDDEHASE AND SON.
FINANCIAL— h S 000 ? L O O L O O , L O 5 A L O O A LLLLL OOOOO A
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS - WHIT8ETT CULVER. 222 N. Meridian. Licensed. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—TUTEWILER, dertaker. 129 W. Market st. Tel. 214.
We loan money bn a few hours’ notice in any amount from 26 upward on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS, STORE FIXTURES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY of all kinds, leaving them In your possession. Thta is the company
FUNERAL DIRECTORS-ADA MS A KRIEPER, 169 N. Illlnol* st Telephone 1164FUNERAL DI RECTORSOld 260. C. E. KREGELO, Naw 269. 222 N. Delaware at
that was organized for the express purpose of supplying the people of Indianapolis money at th* very .lowest possible rates.
making payments within reach of ail.
Following la our new B plan, allowed fifty weeks U — weekly payment* only 48o,
with
and
new Building Association
ks to pay;
FUNERAL DIRECTORS-JOHNSON. HASSLER A GEORGE. 267 Massachusetts ave. tit N. Alabama at. New phor.e 942. Old main 1436. FUNERAL DIRECTORS — FRANK A. BLANCHARD. Undertaker. Lady attendant Southeast corner Ohio and N. Dels war*. Phones: Office, 4U; residence, 46S. FUNERAL DIRECTORS— LICENSED EMBALMER8. Can Ship Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever. Lady attends all calls for ladle* and children. FLANKER A BUCHANAN. 230 N. Illinois st. Both phonos Ml.
Indianapolis Camp,
ting a twelve-inch log In fifty-nine sec-
onds.
Woman’s Naiure ■
Is to love children, and no home can be completely ' happy without them, yet the ordeal through which the ex-
pectant mother must pass usually is so full of suffering, danger and fear that she looks forward to the critical hour with apprehension and dread.
Mother’s friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties, allays nausea > nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and
Mrs. Bridget French.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.. August 7.~Mrs. Bridget French, a prominent inventor, is
She waa
in Queen’s county, Ireland, and
several years. The last position he held ! came to this country In 1850. settling in was that of chief clerk to Superintendent' Rochester. Mrs. French devised and Zion. He resigned _and took a position patented at least thirty articles of utili-
ty, and up to the time of her death
MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS—AUG. DIEN'ER. lugioa. Telephone 2626.
E. Wash-
—- - weekly pay menu only $1.20. $100 weekly payment* only $2.40. Other amounu m the same proport lea. Yes can. If desired. In fact, any way best of people \ ready money, and It is far more agreeable to borrow in a buslnsai way than to ask th# accommodation from a friend. W# do not loquira of your neighbors, and you will find our business strictly private. Our capital Is large, and we accommodate many more people than any other company, because we offer tbe beet Inducements. Call and b* convinced. Information cheerfully given. Our office la easily
found.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, Room 202 Stevenson Building. 16 E. Washington St. Second Floor. 1 Front Roma. Over Progress Clothing Store. Old phone 21*2. New 4310.
O. P. Spillman Returns.
O. F. Spillman has returned to the em
ployment of the Union Railway Company. , dead, age seventy-eight years.
Ion. rolled** his log one hundred feet In was connected with the company for . born ' ' *
d*.-.'■**«* .* .--x .-3 V vH wc? e jiX’-sisetx t x-sxtktrN; r T % V> G* rv Vv V* £-.1 ..
MONUMENTS - M. H FARRELL. 241 Washington st., opposite Stale House.
MONUMENTS—H. J. GODFREY, MI Massachusetts ave.; lowest prices. Both phones 721.
the event safely and with but little suffering, as numbers have testified and said, “it is worth its weight in gold.” $1.00 per bottle of druggists. Book containing ▼alu&ble information mailed free. YflE BKADnOB REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. 6a.
m
Mother’s
mend
• WARRANT FOR WESSEL Cincinnati Man Handled Lumber in
His Own Peculiar Way.
CINCINNATI. August 7.—A warrant has been issued for the arrest of John H. Wessel for using the malls to defraud. The man can not be found. He opened an office here July 1, and Is charged with j soliciting consignments of lumber, which, when received, be sold to local firms be- j
low the market price.
It Is estimated that he has obtained $5.0fi0 worth of lumber. There Is an es- , tabilshed lumber dealer here bearing the j same name, whose ratings In commercial
with the Chicago & Brie at Huntington.
Teach Its Employes.
The Chicago & Northwestern has opened | a school of surgery and medicine for its employes. The chief surgeon will Instruct , tbe men how to take care of the sick oa ! the trains or the Injured In an accident. | The conductors, englnemen and brakemen will be Instructed specially and every train will carry a medicine chest. EXPLOSION AND DEATH.
busy on others.
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY—Pentaipha Lodge. No. 5*4, F. and A. M.: State meeting tn Masonic Temple this (Thursday; evening. August 7. at I o’clock. ELMER F. GAY, W. M. F. T. McQUIDDY. Secretary.
Fourteen
Persona Killed and Houses Wrecked.
Five
SANTANDER. Spain. August 7.—An ex- j P ,08l ^ n ° eCUrTr<i ^ iron-works !
, He closed his office and disappeared last: at Camargo, near here, destroying five I Saturday. - j houses, killing fourteen persons and In- j
• luring many others.
Huntington Under the Knife. ^ NEW YORK. August 7.-Archer Milton! Whitman and Doherty Win. ' Huntington, son of Mrs. Arabella D. j NE:W YO rk. August i.-Whitman and Huntington, and a son of the late Collia j^herty ^- pn the first match In the contest P. Huntington, has been operated on for for the Dwight F. Davis international appendicitis at his home. "Pleasance.” tetnis trophy on the course of the Cre*-
^ ArtWlc Cub. Bajridge ,o^,y.
»York. It was successful, and Mr. Hunt-! finishing up the matches which were postington Is reported to be doing well. | poned on account of rain yesterday. N.
Hairlessness Hairlessness is born of carelessness. Don’t be careless with your hair. Use it well, or it will leave you. Ayer’s Hair Vigor cares for the hair, makes it stay with you. It always restores color to gray hair, and keeps it
soft and smooth.
“ I was bothered greatly with dandruff and failing of tbe hair, but after using only one bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor my hair stopped falling and the dandruff disappeared.” — Miss Lncile Hardy, El Dorado Springs, Mo. $LM. AIUnoiMs. J.C. ATEtCO^UmB.
SOCIETY—Marion Camp, No. 2558. M. W. A , bolds regular meetings every Thursday night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. 822 Virginia ave. visitors and member* cordially welcomed. (Work tonight.) A. L WRGHT. V. C. J. G. BRUCE, Clerk. SOCIETY—Naomi Chapter, No. UL O. X. g' Stated meeting to-morrow (Friday) evening at 8 o’clock. Work. Also election of treasurer. Visitors welcome. OLIVE K. JEFFRIES. W. M. ELLA WILLIAMS. Secretary.
SOCIETY—3CASOXIC—Indianapolis Chapter. No. 5. R. A. M.: Special meeting Friday evening. August 2A at 7:39 o’clock prompt, in Idasonic Temple. Work tn mark master's degree. Visitors welcome. THOS. E. THIOUfTEN. H. P. TOM ODDY. Secretary. SOCIETY—Pentaipha Lodge, F. and A. Maaona. The member* of Pentaipha Lodge are requested to meet at the lodge room In Masonic Temple, Friday afternoon, August 8th, at 1 o’clock, to attend the funeral of our late Brother William H. Smythe. ELMER F. GAY, W. M. T. McQUIDDY. Secretary.
SANATORIUM 3. SANATORIUM—Private home for ladies before and during confinement. MATERNITY HOME 41* X. New Jersey.
MASSAC E—BATHS. MASSAGE—Turklab, Russian, electric hatha; Me. 75c. $L In Masonic Temple. Never closed.
FINANCIAL-^ pAT TOUB RILLa> WE WILL LOAN
YOU MONEY
TO PAY YOUR RENT, i* OR MOVING EXPENSES, TO PAY YOUR TAXE*. YOUR GROCER, DOCTOR. OR FURNITURE MAN. WE WILL PAY THEM ALL AND ADVANCE MORE MONET. TOO. No loan la too larg# or none too small to rsr*tre our careful attention. Remember, wa no inquiries among your iHtKhUfrs, or friends. Nor do w* publish your transaction. Any amount from 219 to $260 loaned on household good*, ptABOA organa horses, wagona, eta ° * WITHOUT REMOVAL.
YOU GET THE
MONEY WHEN YOU WANT IT.
YOU MAKE THE
PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOURSELF.
WE GIVE YOU ANY LENGTH OF TIME.
ONE MONTH TO ONE YEAR,
TO PAY US BACK.
WE TELL YOU IN ADVANCE THE EXACT
COST OF THE LOAN.
TOUR CONTRACT STATES THIS. PRIVILEGE OF PREPAYMENT
AT ANY TIME.
BBECIAL VANCE p PAYMENTS PAYMENTS EXTENDED ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. WE HAVE NO EXTRA FINES. PREMIUMS, INTEREST OR EXPENSE ABOVE YOUR CONTRACT, AS OTHERS DO. NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE. v.n*xv HAVE A loaj, WITH SOME OTHER COMPANY NOW AND
UP MONET. TOO. CAREFUL COMPARISON OF OUR RATES AND METHODS WITH OTHERS WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE DESERVE IT. IT COSTS NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE CUR RATES, PRIVATE OFFICES. ah buslosee strictly conlldcntlaL THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE AND LOAN COMPANY, tPH— 2$ Thorpe Block. 147 E. Marks* **
FOR SALE—Bay team, well mated; good oairii5 age or farm team; must be sold. 815
FOR SALE—Not tbs prettiest, but on# of bedl
road mare* for doctor or general purpoaa, bargain. <13 Hud am it
FOR BALK-A bargain tf sold at once; ona fame ily mars; she doesn’t suit us; corns, make offer at onoe. 86 8. West irt.
FOR SALE
or bucket* _ .
tongue; $80. 3114 Martlndal* av*.
H _m A flrst-claae, covered delivery r ©r huckster wagon, with both shafts anfi
FOR SALK—If you don’t b*Usv* w* can shoa your bora* for 89c. coma and M«. BOARDS, M3 Massachusetts ava .
FOR SALB-Clty broke horae; II handa: gulp abl* for depot wagon: ■lx year* old; also tn«|
phaetons. 218 and 218 B. Mt. Clair.
FOR SALE—Outing wagon, surrey, rooks
open buslaass
wagon, top buggy
’On the Circle.’ 7
irrey, roolcaway,
’agon, two phaetons, speed HEARSKY VEHICLE CO.,
FOR SALE—An elegant brougham, rubber tire*, oidlm * fej I |l "* * t * w ‘
private foxn HEARSES!
iK—All elegant pruugneia, ruuoer ing seat In front; Just the thing for □ally; almost new; great bargain. VEHICLE OO., "On the Clrcla^
FOR SALE—Carriages; our mak*; awful. cheap; some other makes leas than cost; new ’ . or old. ROBBINS. 22 E. Georgia st. Repairing fg solicited. Hearses In stock. Second-hand landau. Bargain. i
FOR SALK—MO share* of mining stock; min* controlled by Indianapolis capita); min* is la operation; will bear Investigation; selling at 29* per share: will trad* for good hots* and buggy. Address Box 1030. N*w».
mar*
FOR HALE—('heap, handsomest driving in the city; six year# old. perfectly soun H
ty broke; suitable for phaeton or runaboutrlJlM
to for any lady. Inquire MeLBAN PLACE
STABLES, or M S. Meridian ■$,
FOR gALE—New and #*oond-hand vshlelaa. g < muw«* *r , 3<.* n jL r aETER rln * fc c * u ** ®
STORAGE. STORAGE—Moving. $1 per load. TelaphoSB
main 748.
STORAGE-928 E. Wabash st. Oid phone ML c eTshover. STORAGE-FISH BACK WAREHOUSE CO-413-4)7 S. Pennsylvania. Telephone 302.
STORAGE—Packing and moving. B P. _ ILTON, 17 N. Alabama; phoo* main
I pedal rata*.
ca
STORAGE—Separate nod plastered rooms tar
your goods; you carry keys; no into* or bug*. 102 N. Alabama.
BTORAGE—Centra! Public Warehouse, ut-t S. Alabama; first-class storage wan CHAS. MCINTOSH, Manager. Old phoo*
and imt.
Washington at.
^obagk ^nd'PU/b wahkhouhf co..
JS, $ A** -A- vram&na, Jaajf., 622 S. Pennsylvania; phoo** U42. We pack and haul.
STORAGE—Will get goods free of charge
stored with ua over four moatks; mm locked rooms if deelred. BORN AND STORAGE CO. Phones 212.
STORAGE-UNION TRANSFER AND , AGE CO. Only first-claae household and merchandise solicited. Crating and tng. E. Ohio st. and Union tracks.
PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENT ATTORNEYS—J. A. MINTURN. Stevensoa, InJUnapotta Telephone 174L
PATENT ATTORNEY—And mechanical new. THOMPSON R. BELL, 94 In PATENT ATTORNEY8-B.. T. .STLVI CO., M9 N. Pennsylvania st., Indl FacUitie* unexcelled; superior m«. draughting; pamphlets and advice free; I ye*n’ experivnca; patents obtained p price* and terms right. Both phones.
OPTICIAN. -EMERSON DRULEY. H Is optic*. Wd Massachusetts era
.