Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1902 — Page 6

TKE ENDIANAPOUS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1902.

MAROW’S

Mail Orters ««to HIM

P

;xtra Special Selling Ladies' Fine Shoes!

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W« place on sale to-day and cantimte until the lot ia cloied ont, 14200 pairs Ladies’ Pina Shoes from an overstocked ttsnnfactnfer, bought at onr own price.

Extra Values—Newest Styles lyk

LaAiaa flu* kid ikia taca Boots.

XMmt Ha* flax* Wd lace Boot*, flexlbla aataa, duU kid topa, patent Seslbla aolaa, patent tip*, Cuban and tip*, Cuban and rafnlar heel*, exelu-

ngolu ba*U, dr*** or *tr**t wa*r, rfr*

$1.98 $1.98

Zfi*

Lndiea* fin* kid *kln Boot*, band tnraad •ole*, patent tip*, dainty end durable, for dre** wear, $2.48

doncola kid lac* Boots,

tit sol**,

Ladi**’

baaey welt sol**, patent tip*, eery •tylteh street ahoe*, durable.

$2.48

1 iwHtt* fine ben calf Boot*, beuey soles, wide tea*, regnlur haak, for rough waather •treat waar, $1.98

Ladiea' fine kid akin lace Boot*, heavy aolea, clow adga, patent tip*, Caban heel*, for street wear.

$1.98

QEO. J. MAROTT 26 and 28 E. Washington 5t.

Exparfencad Shoe Satosman to wait am you.

Store Close* 9:30 Saturday Night.

IHST IT OMUt IKIES IDT DIMIIISH

CHRISTIAN DCLKOATtS ATTEND ALL THE MEETINGS.

THE SPEAKERS AND REPORTS

Toll

of the Work Dona During the Paat Year and Rians for the Future.

EBpaetai Osmapaadaoc Indlanaaolli Now*.} OMAHA. October Jl.—Tha Interest tn and uttcndanca at the meeting* of this, la many respect* the greatest convention of th* Disciples since the jubilee yaar, ar* constantly Incresstrg Y*ate*day‘* proceedings wen* of absortilng Interest and culminated last night tn th* largest attendance of th* oouveatlon. cxcapt th* communion serv ice, John R. Mott, the national secretary of th* student volunteer movement, spoil* for more than an hour. H* said; “It I* certainty an Inspiration to b* In tha presence of a church which doss not apologia* for It* interest tn world-wfcle missions. He who would apologias for missions would apologise tor civilisation which follows in th* wake of th* foreign missions.’' Mr.' Mott gave It ' as hte conviction, formed after years of study, that without Christ th* non-Chr1*tlan nation* are without hop*. Th* Coliseum wag wall filled early for

th* song service and devotional aaarclee, which always precede th* buslnaas of th* •asstom After the raadlag of the report* of B. L. Smith, th* national secretary of the A. C M. 8., the Interest of th* igonitng .-entered In the address of Dv.-H. O. Breeden, of Das. Motnaa. who epofce on •The Oo*pel for This Ago.'* He said: •The goapal of prlmltlv* Chatetlanlty meets the demand* of this ago booause of Its democracy. The trend of the ago I* toward unionism In all Its organlagttohs. and th* demand Is for unity rel!gtd**aly This 1* the dawn of th* golden age, and the simple plea of the Son of Man answers the need* of th* tlma.”

Church Extension.

Q. W. Much ley presented his report on church extension. The total raealpts wore 1108.000. There were twenty-nine loans mad* amounting to fK.<00. John C. Pounds, of Cleveland, submitted hla resignation as superintendent of

young people'* work.

In th* afternoon th* report of the Board of Ministerial Hsllef, of which board Howard Cal*, of Indianapolis. Is president, was given by th# secretary, A. U Orcutt. The summary ahowa total receipt* for year, t*.0*.41; relief furnished to agwd minister* and their families nnv°ui)ta to W.TOhtt. Thla work waa begun by A. M. Atkinson some seven years ago. and th* amount of this fund now In the hands of the board la >18,*M. During tha past year it has been Increased by a bequest from Mr*. D. M. Scott, of Alexandria. Ind.. of real eatat* worth DS.00C. and a gift of *1.000 by will from Mr*, o. A Burgess, which will be known aa the

“O. A. Burgess loan fund." •

The address of th# afternoon was made B. McCleery, of Illinois, who spoke Th# Great Debt of this Great Refor-

mation."

The Rov. A. B. Phiiputt. af Indiana polle. eras elected president of the general board, which makes him th* -presiding

hr J. .«r

officer

the next

vention.

convent!

MRS.

P. M. DILL.

PERSONAL and SOCIAL MENTION

U H. Blanton and sons have returned from th# Kaat. 8. W. EJeton has gone to California and Mexico for two months. , Mrs. Victor fcmden. of Washington, D. C.. Is at the Imperial Hotel. Mr. and Mr*. Major Taylor have returned from a three-months' trip abroad. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bachman have returned from an extended trip through the

Seat.

Miss Harter, of Anderson, who visited Mrs. A U LeetHerman, has returned

home.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank West break Banner have gone to New York for a fow

weeks.

Miss Edith Day McNair, of Halstead. Kas^ is visiting Miss Grace Rlebel, la Broadway. Misses Margaret and Minnie Fryback are th* guests of Mrs. Annie L. Stain this weak. Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Cora Fletcher will go to Now York this week to visit Bdward Fletcher. Mr*. A M. Robertson will go to Chicago Saturday to visit Mr*. Fenton and family for ten days. The Lasarr* Club will give Its first dene* of the season Thursday evening at the Bretmek* Academy.

Mrs. Prank DeCharm Morris, of Columbus. O., and Charles Myers, of Houston.

Tax.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wocher have Issued Invitations for, the marriage of theft daughter Gertrude and George C. Patti-

take place Wednesday event

treat.

_ _ place Wednesday evening. November 8, at • o'clock, at the residence. •81 North Delaware street. The at-home announcement Is for Id North New Jer-

•81 North Delas

The at

sey street, after December IT.

Mr. and Mrs. John William Minor have Issued Invitations for the marriage of their daughter Eleanor and George Winslow Talbot. Wednesday evening. November 8, at the residence. XOt North Capitol avenue, at 7 JO o'clock, and for a recaption from t to U. Th* at-home an-

nouncement will be made later.

Mrs. R. O. Hawkins Is visiting her sister. Mrs J. W. Bradshaw, tn Lebanon. Mrs. Kradthnw will give a breakfast to the Kate Wheelock Club, of Indianapolis. Thursday morning. October SO. and she . , has issued Invitations to LAbanon-friends

'to meet the member* of the chib at lun«h- ®5 hc ??!

ton and fee a euchre party In the after- ,n * "

noon

HALF THE BATTLE Id A W*U Ecvtiifkfped Office ^

Oflice Desks Typewriter Desks Office Cabinets Office Tables Office Files Letter Presses Office Chairs Bookcases Office Supplies of every description

Altov •«• aapart te tell with pMstovt w—s to. - A »gstfil\gg telaBkaaa will krtag him •a ramaaca. Bwatoata t#-4aj 4araam4» that yea Kaap «P-te-4ata. A gaa4 aypaaraaca tototfs vamUta.

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New pkesw MU. . g FINANCIAL—FI rW mortaace loaas aa proved Indianapolis ■ *——' —

privilege of payments.

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FINANCIAL.

n^skeTmwrpniues

Financial—Leans on real estal* at the V.^. lowest rates; faAds are Immsdlatelr . v .,V ^ to. ua METES A Kiaas. »* r iS

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FINANCIAL—

IF YOU NEED MONET fsr ANY PUBFOaE WHATEVER, • no* wait-uusll yuu'*ave it up. for m

roved Indianapolis progsrty; . loersst tjpaaj

mad* to salat

permanent positions wMh i . m thsir ova natnsa; easy’

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FINANCIAL-# and • par cent, money te took »coord m* to sactirtty oSfwwd: also aa farma anywhere la Indiana; home funds In aa*

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The Bowen-Merrill Company

ad over. C. N. WILJ

katvt. • . CIAL-Monry loaned nAlarled P« rats* than .any other company r Ett^Ta i- U Lo an’ '^omfa n¥. U HOOM m BTEVENSON BUILDIN SECOND FLOOR, FRONT' HOOM * -""AL—Money to tankr. a-latke <

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lower

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COMPANY. 1LD1NCL

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sums of ltd

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TTV A not atJ SperTwi't, ‘morilv 1 tovtoan' ™TndlanapoMa city, property, or on city property m smy oountyeoat town, or op farm property

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Bmkor- Vaurtmr Company ImStommamMo J, O. OOPELANO. Bmok Bookkmopofu Imvltod. Aooomatmmt I

•&J^J|5a»Wtekly-w'-i-ihte iwyL^R*» N mf.V° AN finahviaL - confid:

. „. if teen years We have ou toensro fairly and courtsously. \ For flftsen years oar buolnoos boo boon the ssnso management. -

if our rata* were too high, or our methods u« lust, we would hare boon forced,to th* wan Hiftorn year* at honorable satisfactory cse Ing* have gained us a good rsaulallon and buc.

up a-large buslnaas. t. - Hera are some at tha term* of our now JhiS^yWM^ ^ a,,y •Sc Is the weekly.payment on a W loan • stjt Is the weekly payment on a He tear ,*#'»# the weekly payment os a m loait .*• le tbe. weekly payment on a rise log* . her amount#- la the eosse proportion

- h a\mo have a monthly and quarterly 2*, !3^.V2" ^ 700r ,0 “ ln ,h “ If

secrecy guaranteed.

, u .need money come to ue.

ittoiw by mall or phone , receive on.

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t ' * E8TABLISHE v ROOM 4 t-OMHARO a IFd EAFT .WABHI y \ ROTH PHON1

Thor* will be a large number of out-of-

at the entertainment t< at the Propylseum by th trust com pan lee of thla

Chamlnade. and asreral encore selections, and closed with the "Pearl of Brasl!" aria by David. There waa an ovation after mat. and with rare grace and piquancy •he sang a dainty garden song. Ml** Gates # gown of white satin and chilTon, with pearls, but added to the picture that she presented. In addition to the songs Miss Blanche Louisa Keating, an associate of Mr* Sewell's in the Girls' Cl austral I, gave two readings. "The Honor of oods." by Adirondack Murray, and

Patsey." by Kate Douglas

too, has

bankers.

Mrs. J. C- Behai and children, and Miss Madeline Maus have returned from Eu-

rope, where, they spent a year. Mlsa-ClUfia B. Manlove Is visiting Emma Hamilton, of Bhelhyvllte, at cottage at Wequetonslng. Mich.

."S

Hugh Hanna. Mr. and Mrs.

Bobertaon and Mr. and Mrs. Cbas

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGlbcny will en tertain a few friends thla evening for Mr end Mrs Howard Chandler Christy.

Miss Amy Wale* and Miss Emma Virrtnla Pearson, who went to Europe late In Tune, rre expected home to-morrow.

town guests

night, given

banka and 1 to the vlsltlni Mr. and. Mrs.

A M Robert—,., —... , Latham are included In the list of those

ta receive.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kevtl are Informally celebrating their golden wedding anniversary to-day at thAr, home, tin East Washington street., Mr. and Mr*. Kevtl were married In this city. Their children are Mr*. Bdward Burgee, of this city; Mrs. Henry C. Higgins, of Lima. O.. and Mrs. William Sigman. ot

Columbus, O.

Invitations have been Issued by Mr and Samuel J. Brash to the relatives and

the

"The Story of

Wiggln. Miss Keating,

isllty and a gift

Mrs. Augusta Severln haa returned teom r' e w frtind.' f^he nirrlsge tSh

November S, at * o'clock, at residence. 2060 College avenue.

Mias Needham, of Washington. D. C.. la here to visit Mias Gertrude Wocher.

Washington, D.

_ ■, JPDDHI. , rrtrude t and remain tor her wedding next moo

Mrs. Mary vidtted friend

yor of Bt

guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Georg* bile hare attending the n

Wood, of Covington, who _ i here, has returned home. Allan Wood will go to Cincinnati to-mor-

row.

Jap ¥»L«r. .ni.io L o t BrooW^l. tea

meeting of Red

len. ,

Mis* Stella Halle Ward has gone to visit a classmate. Mias Pannle wakely, daughter of Dr. Wakely. of Jackson-

ville. 111.

Ml** Sue William*, of St. Louie, Is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. James Floyd, and

with tham

last evening

The German Reading Club will halts flrat meeting with Mrs. Julli , ler, 2081 South Meridian street, Thurs-

day evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Booth Tarkington have returned from their cottage at Maxi: kuckee. and ar* with Mr. and Mrs.

8. Tarkington.

Mrs. Hampton, of Charleston, III., and on, W. E. Hampton, of Los An

re vUitln;

r •

Overcoats m Suits

Credit or Cash

Prices Start $7.S0l' $10, $12, $15 and $20

CONRAD’S 332-334 Mast. Ave.

CARELESS M0T0RMAN

• lamed tor Death ot William Cratfl and tnjufy of tha Preaidant. •OFTON. October 31-In a report on tha accident In which President Rootte VaR’s bodyguard, rwilliam Craig, was felllad, arid th* President and Secretary Cortelyou were Injured at Pittsfield, last month, mad* public to-day, th# beard of rgftread oommlasloners finda that the for the accident rest* with of the electric ear which

t'e carriage. Euclid ian. Hi* name la

iWKKi.

ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.

Close of the Grand Council—The Elec-

tion of Officer*.

The annual session of th# Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Indiana came to a close to-day. The business of the day included the reports of the committee* appointed yesterday, the report of a special committee on necrology. the installation of officers and the presentation of a Jeweled badge to John J. Richards, of New Albany, past

illustrious grand master.

The committee# that reported were credentials, visiting companions, charters, dispensations, grievances, claims, payroll, Jurisprudence, foreign correspondence, unfinished business and necrology. The officers Installed ware George F. Ke ir, Lafayette, Illustrious grand master; )seph L. Schumacher, Anderson, deputy ustrlous grand master; Robert P. whltsett, Loganeport, grand principal conductor of the work; Martin H. Rice, Indianapolis, grand treasurer; Calvin W. Prather.

Indianapolis, gra

ta. gran

Angol

uel L. 8

>nd Roi

surer; Calvin W. Prather, _ nd recorder; Cyrus Cline,

grand captain of the guard; Samihlrley, Lagrange, grand chaplain, and Roger Parry. Indianapolis, grand sentinel. Henry W. Mordhurst, Ft. Wayne, was named aa a committee on foreign cor-

respondence.

Those specially remembered In the port of th# committee on necrology were Walter R. Godfrey, who lived In Michigan City, and who was paat Illustrious grand master, and William H. Smythc. who lived in thla city, and who waa past

grand recorder.

The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Mason* began It* annual session In the Masonic Temple, at t o’clock. Nearly all of the one hundred chapter* are represented.

BIG FOUR WRECK.

afternoon, the family

The at-home announcement j* 46 Woodruff Place, after December L Mias Hamilton and MIsstLalll* Hamilton entertained at card* this afternoon la henor of MIm Bloanor Minos, who will be married next month, and her slater, Mr

»f F ‘ ■

personality and a gift for her I

bewail was assisted by Mrs. John Candee Dean. Mrs. F. M. Hunter. Miss Emma Atkins, Miss Julia Harrison Moore, and Miss Deborah Moore. This afternoon Miss Gates was a guest of the Marine* Musical# for a short time, and later received with Mrs. Bewail at her regular day at home. This evening she win attend the

entertainment of the bankers.

Pohlman-Cook.

Mis* Grace Agatha Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. E. N. Cook, and Edward J. Pohlman were married thla morning, at 11 o'clock, at the Holy Cross church, the Rev. Father Bprigler officiating. The high nuptial maaa was celebrated and the music was by the full choir. Mr*. Fannie Felix Maloney, of.CladnnaU. sang ‘‘Call Me Thin* Own" during the ceremony. The church waa decorated with palms and candle*. The bridal party Included the u*h*rs, Louis Ott, Walter Johnson, Joseph

‘ Hu ~ '

H*H1day*.

ndiana. la

Ott, Waftee John* ter Ritchey; the

Fox and Hunter Ritchey; the best man. Walter Engle: the maid of honor. Mis* Mabel NorrU. and the pillow bearer. Miss

wore a’triple

affeta^ trimmed with

the

waa Mrs. W. H. Pe 1* visiting Mias Lu<

Pekin. UL. who

ng. Among the guests iters, of Lafayette, who icy Hamilton, and MUs

Mrs. Bewail * recital

here for the wedding. Among the

eter

_ *ey

Klllott. of BluCfton. who la visiting th*

family of Dr. Doodi Mr*. Charles W W. H. Coleman went

where they will be the guests of

Middleton. Mrs. Fairbanks

iceting of

Fairbanks and Mn to Louisville to-day,

Mrs.

goes to of tha

1 have Bchul-

laxlnJohn

attend a meeting ot a chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, for which ah* will be the sponsor, and before which she will make an address. A number of elegant social affairs are to be given for Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs.

Coleman.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coat and son. of

Pauline Baker, gown of chiffon

point lace. Her veil was held by a tulle pompon and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and a white prayerbook. Miss Norris wors pink silk crape trimmed with lace applique In grape design and a picture hat ot chiffon trimmed with green grapes. The little maid wore white and a short tulle veil. The pews

ted by clusters was a wed-

e family residence, st. The rooms were

^ Thur

Burial at Crown Hill.

KRAhUSR—William H. Kramer died October Hr ^Bd. at Portland. Ind. Fdneral at l.H p m.. Thursday. October a. ue*. at the residence of hi. mm. Charles F. Kramer. Mil N. Meridian

« Burial at Crows Hill cemstery.

DOUGLASS—Mrs. Mary Ooorgotta Dooglaso, widow of Benjamin F. Douglass, and daughtw ef I*oac P and Elisabeth Thomas. Friday. Oct W. Bhs was horn In Winches tar. Va.. 0-*'0—

». 1*10. and moved with her parent* to more, where *he spent her young girlhood The family came to Clinton county, Indiana,

an early day. and Milled In Frankfort, wh •he waa married to Benjamin F. Douslam. Their early married life was epent In Mlchlgantown. Ind.. where they raised their family In the old homestead. Their home waa tn Frankfort at the time of her huaband’* death. 8he came to thli city five year* ago to make her home with hsr daughtw. Mr*. M. C. Merrill. She leaves two sobs aad four daughters, the eldest being Dr. I W Douglass, ot Michigan.town. Ind., who llvs# in the old homoptaeo; W. E. Douglas*. Mrs Virginia Avery. MIm Barak A. Dong lam. Mrs Martha O. MarrtIL of lnd« ana polls, and Mrs. Amy V. Rosa, of - "

N. T Grandma Douglam .was a gras tlan mother, and her two years of suffer

•pent In patient waiting and xubltme Christian faith. Her lore for h*r children 'was the pureat. gentlest, nobleat moat forgiving, and help ful. and to all those who cams In contact with her through-tlfo xha wao tPo-aamo-awebt comforter. Hw beautiful Ufa la ended, and Ho

gtveth Hla beloved ■leap.

Card of Thank*.

Mrs. Melvin fwlf*) and Mrs Nora Ford [Meter of John Melefn) destre to «»rr«m their stn-

' laaaeo show them

a during his ,th. KnlghU

swlss and a short

he famlll

'amities were marks

of white chrysanthemums. After the ceremony there ding breakfast at th< IBM East Market streei

th blooming

ithemum:

ecorated

rose*

table was

thi

and chrysantl

adorned

ca

the

yyaan-

emums and candles in silver candela-

Ai

passion vti

is. The brtd

white ch:

In silver candel t* were Miss Plor-

Angeles. In Jef-

ipton,

ng Mr*. L. E. Jenkins.

Ferson avenue.

Mias Florence Coffin will give a small ,rd company to-morrow morning for

card company to-morrow

Pierce, ofTLafayette.

of Buffalo, of RochesJeannette

Mlsa Edyth Starr, of Greeneburg. wh visited Mr*. W. H. Benedict, at the Gull ford, has gone to Noblesvllle to b* wit

Mis* Mabelle Williams M'su Wthelmlna Bachman.

Charlo* Lane and Miss Lane, ter. N. Y., who vtelted Mlsa

Bowe. have returned home.

Miss Blanche Tlsdal*. who la with OtU Skinner'* company, will arrive to-morrow, and will be with her elster, Mrs. J. Cum-

in.ng Smith, at the Cambridge.

The Ladies’ Euchre Club of th# German House will meet Saturday, November L Mrs. Harry B. Smith and Mrs. Edward

Hawkins will have charge - of It.

Mr*. J. Alfred Barnard. Ml** Hilda Fletcher and Miss Griffith, who era in Europe, are in Rome now for a week.

Later they will go to Cairo, Egypt.

Mr. and Mrs Oeorae B. Caldwell and daughter Marie, of Chicago, former!

thla city, arrived to-day t<

William Wallace.

streeL

Mlae Freda Wall entertained a number

her little friends yesterday aft

ormerly of

»y to visit Mr*. North Meridian

of her little friends yesterday afternoon, to celebrate her eleventh birthday anniversary. She was assisted by Miss Mary

Harrison.

Mrs. Samuel Moore, of Lafayette, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore, at the Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Jr., will leave early in November for Buffalo, N.

Y.. to live.

A number of friends gave a surprise party Monday evening to Mlae Mamie Carey at O. P. Morton Hall. The grand march waa led by Mias Anna Reilly and

James Dorsey.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. White, of Cleved. who came to attend the ho

and

1 ,i n sho

Mrs. Raymond home last nigh

te to attend the horse i the guests of Mr. and P. Van Camp, returned

nr. of Waal mother. Mr

htna

gton, Har-

expected to

Later Mrs. Mooi

visit Mr,

'rind

Train Went Throuflh a Traatle Near Cairo—Nobody Killed. CAIRO, 111., October 22. — Passenger train No. 2, on the Big Four, last evening went through a burned trestle, near Parker, and of the forty passenger* only a few received slight Injuries. The train, composed of a baggage and two passenger car*, left Cairo at 3 o’clock with conductor Theodore Andrus, engineer John Connor*, fireman L J. Barth and mall agent E. M. Harris. When going twenty nulas an hour, engineer Connors saw ■moke ahead. He Immediately shut off ■team, reversed hla lever, applied the airbrake. and. with hi* fireman, jumped. The engine plunged fifteen feet Into the ravine. The baggage car followed. The two ■ospenaer coaches left tbe track, slid down the embankment and turned over Several trainmen wore more or less bruised.

Mrs. George T. Moore,

D. C., Is visiting her mother, riet B. Hall. Mr. Moore Is

Join her her* soon, will go to Milwaukee Mrs. George B. Hall.

The Confetta Pleasure Club

night with Miss Clara Klrkhoff

ed the following officers: Klrkhoff; vice-president,

Kggert; secretary. Miss Louise treasurer. Miss Amelia Schulte. Mrs. John N. Carey, Mrs. John M. Shaw and Miss Claire Bhover have returned from Europe. Mrs. N. A. Gladding, who came over on the same boat, is in New York with Mr. Gladding, who met her there and they will remain a few day*.

ft and elect-

Presldent. Miss

Iss Elisabeth

Th# Rev. Allan B. Phiiputt. who attended the missionary convention of the Christian church, of which he waa elected president, has gone on to Caum City. Colo., to visit Mrs. Phiiputt and daughter Louise, who are out there for the latter’s

ion. of this city, a large dlnn«

party was given by Mr. and Mrs Atlas*, which many friends from this and other

Jed, when

cltie* attei was made.

Among the friends

snd the marrh

■om the

this

announcement

attend The marriage of MI** Marguerite Rugbee and Edwin Maurice Craft, this evening, at the Central-avenue church, are Mrs. Walter Scott Ryan, of Mund*'

mg the guests were Miss

ence Gregory. Mrs. Margaret Ervin. John Ervin and Mr. Gough, of Muncle; and M “ - ' -

field;

E. Hunt. Mrs. M'. McKenSe. Mrs. Jo Brush. Mrs. W. T. Durbin, Mr ■

Brown, Mrs. William E.

J. H. Holiday. Mrs. Raymond Camp, Mrs. A. M. Robertson. M

Kahn. Mrs Morris Ross.

wedding are:

Harry Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Frances Pierce, Miss Sallle Pierce. Leigh Bartlett, of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kinsey, of 8t. Louis; Mr*. Smith Crabb. of Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. W.-C. Elliott, and the Mlsa Elliotts, of Tippecanoe; Mrs. L Q. Atkman, Mrs.

Hiram Hyatt and Harry V. Hyatt, of

Washington; Mr. and Mr* W. 8 Kenny,

of Chicago, and J. Frederick Crane, of

Brooklyn, N. T.

The patron#*##* for the son* recital of Mr*. Morris Black at the Propylicum. Friday evening, will be Mrs. J. K Sharpe, Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna. Mrs. Henry D. Pierce. Mrs. Henry Jameson, Mrs Myla F. Rltelnger, Mrs. Charles Martlndale, Mrs. Max Leckner. Mrs. George C. Hitt. Jtru. Flora M. Hunter. Mrs. William Burford. Mrs. Lafayette Page. Mrs. Georke _ - —— -- lohn T.

George

yward, Mrs. ond P Van

amp. Mrs. A. M. Robertson. Mrs. Henry ahn. Mrs Morris Ross. Mrs. L’. J Hammond, Mrs. M. H. Spades. Mrs. W. P. Herod. Miss Duncan. Mlsa Rohlneon. Miss Martlndale, MUs Atkins and MUs

Coburn.

Mrs. May Wright Bewail number of musical friends and gave them one of the most d of all the many treats that she has provided for her mends from time to time The special guest of honor was Miss Emma Lucy Gates, daughter of Mrs. Hus* Young Gates, and a granddaughter of Brigham Young, a young woman who U here for a few days. Miss Gates gave a song recital that was most heartily applauded. She has youth, beauty, grace, ease and charm of nrmner and a beautiful voice. It U a pure, clear, high soprano, of musical quality, and she uses It like an artist. Members of the audience likened It to that of Lilli Lfhtnan when she san here the first time. The program num bers were the “Ave Marta” of Mascagni a group of "Rose Songs," by Jessie daynor: "Nachitgafl," by Lebltng; ’‘Past, prale,” by BUet; "Spring," by Henechell; '•You and I,” by Lehman; a number by

Thoi Hies

I Mr. Gough, of Muncle: Mr. Quigley and family, of Greenimas and William Kane and

<ma ind

S SSat.rS.rVn’d ^^s.YfM „«• son: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reagan and family, of Terre Haute; Belmont McKeen, of' New York; Mrs. Mary Donavan and Roland Emery, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Pohlman left this afternoon for Chicago and Milwaukee. They will be at home at the Palmer after Novem-

ber IS.

JUDGE HAD WILD RIDE.

Alexander Dowling In a Runaway at New Albany. [■pedal to Th* Indianapolis New*.] NEW ALBANY, Ind., October 22.—Supreme Court Judge Alexander Dowling had a wild ride through the streets here yesterday afternoon, behind a runaway horse. The horse took fright In Falrview cemetery am ran half a mile before Judge Dowling was able to stop It by running It Into a building. He guided the horse around several corners and barely missed passing vehicles. The carriage was broken in the collision with the building. Judge Dowling eecaped injury but to-day feels the effects of th' strain In endeavoring to control norac.

the tho

NOR TRADE.

FOR Trade—Property in Leban ty la Indianapolis. Adore## MO

FOR TRADE—Home for piano; 24* acre*, with uniting; near town. Address J. PEARSON,

Amboy. Ind

FOR TRADE for *rod dr

a c<

>E—Unincumbered city real estate

rug store and fixture

MICK a CO

W. E*

FOR TRADE—Four lot* In Irvington for chinaware or dry good* or equity In property. T. 8. CRUTCHER. 46 When Building. • FOR TRADE—Small double houee, alwaye

rented, for »tock of raerchandl

fer*r<l R TR.

for stock of me: nUMELt, HI*

Steven Id by

FOR TRADE—Note* secured by mortage on Marlon county farm for double house or other erty. R. W. WATKINS, 1011 Steven-

city proper i on Bldg. roR TRAD Pleasant ■<

If you wanl

et.. 92.100. or an

•own. take part lot*.

do

In,

FOR JraDE—New mahogany finish Angelu* orrhSstral piano attachment for bone and

FOR TRADE—Clear lot*

*8.500 city building.

CASTORIA

For Infant* and Children.

Bean

the

Signature of - -

a cottage home on 8-room house right cash and payments.

on market. Call or

The Kind

You Have Always Bought la Us* For Om 30 T*an.

lulldlng. two hardware mock*, two ’ 1 5 b,<

stocks gwieral merchandise, make any deal. * rTec

Writ# or call MCKINNEY, »1< Htevenson Bldg. FOR TRADE—Fine lot north of Fell creek; high ground; cement sidewalks; 69»*»; wilt pay difference for 7-room, modern houee. north or northeast, worth 92,500 to 54.000. Address Bog

2*8*. New*.

TRADE—Elegant

orth the r

FOR

Pin

lot#; eg:

cotUgi

Ace; worth the money; will trade.for good

guilty worth IL200. This Is good.

•ge In Mights III trade-for g<

trade: 1*2 •cfe*. Morgan Co.: well 1m- ; four-room house, bam; plenty of fruit; gsture; chicken-house, horses, cattlo.

PTC all

hogs an Good lots cheap for 77 Baldwin Block.

cash. DAVlfi A PAGE,

PATENT ATTORNEYS.

glneere. THOMPSON

TTOHNETB—And HOMPSON R. B

niLviufi a msylvhnl* »t. mechsntcsl ear

ELL. 55 Ingalk

DIED.

HOEFL*R~lCra. O. A. R Hoefler. wife of Mr. O. A R Hoefler. died October 21. 724 8. Alabeunar.ot. Funeral will be Thursday. October B. 2 p. m. Friends Invited.

wltbiit, a*g i , EVERY. *1.5* paid off loan reduces oo* u ”" ' T ay %S£Rr ,n ,ow -° ““^SN^'r-

Room Ml

irtfltQatr- .

litS*. 'Market e*.

IF YOU NEED MONET

you can have It'to-day la any smount from *5

_ furniture, ninno. Har**

IvturM or any

our office*. Th* property

it to-day in any amouni

furniture, piano,

ty chattel eecurlty, ;by c

r srtll he left la ydar po*o*»olaa. to know you borrowed the money, e a loan elsewhere and find th*

If you wi

payments too Urge, more money, or

:tor or other bills, w» much *• you may n**d and

i wi . We meet all competttlo

GET ALL TOUR DEBTS

ant better terms

• rent, greoei sdvaac* you loon rod mi

&?S!8rn’%i

I IN ONE e monthly low little 1

There will to no charge* taken out ta Aden**. no fines attached If yon hoerow of ua It wilt poy you to call on ua and get oar rates

■fore borrowing elsewhere

THK MOET REASONABLE FIRM _ . THR MQ8T RELIABLE FIRM ■ASY MARKET'8T.1MTOE. LOAN CO .

Iteato SN law Building,

U4 E- Market fit.

Elmira. FINANCIAL

0 X

borrow°monet "Vrom us

cert thanks for th* many kindnesses show them by tbetr friends and neighbor* during his tttntss and. death, and also to .the Knights < Father Matthew. MRS. W. J. FORD.

MONEY LOANED

ON EAST

organised - for th* especial we will loan you money

wagons, etc.

All

THE

TIME

TOO

Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends. espeetaUy Rev. C. U. Stockbi

er. Dr. W. J. Gates

their hi: "

and dent

Jy^Rev C.U.Stockbanri

bolove

for the many beautiful

. i.

Indnsss

death of our

Falkner for :h* sickness

j White, and ful floral offering*.

MOTHER AND 8I8TER.

shown tn during ths sickness

ed one. Stella White.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS-WHIT8ETT A CULVER. 222 N. Meridian. Licensed

hSvvtrsrs ' k horse

IKVEN

PER

CENT.

-AAMOiMT — — FER PLAN. YEAR. 4gc WEEKLY PAYMENTS. •Oc WEEKLY payments 72c WEEKLY PAYMENTS.

I AffrNA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. I# tho orapany that gives full amount a*kod for •kly payment plan, and gives you fifty weak* to pay hack your loan, on small, easy. Yly payments. You won't mis* ibe moony eying off your loon. You can borrow any amount you wtoh on the WEEKLY *r MONTH-

FaIr P

croqy G Try Us.

nt you wish onM

Ian. «A ME ffit . .m^Treaonent Low Ratas and Absolute Se-

Guaranteed.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS-TUTEWILER, Undertaker 12* W. Market «t. Tel. 214,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—ADAMS A KR1EGER. U» N. Illinois st. Telephone 1154.

rUNBRAL DIRECTORS—C E. KREGE sella a burglar-proof vault that ghouls t lot break. 221 N. Delaware st. Phones 250

FUNERAL DIRECTORS-FRANK

WE ARE RELIABLE. seeing is .BELMmyia.

■«TNA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY,

• Odd Fellows' Bonding. N. B. cor. Pennsylvania and Washington.

FINANCIAL—

t rr a k ■ s’ i /a S « LULU. OOOOO A AS ■ ■

WE DO WHAT

A BANK WON'T DO

v LOST. LOyr* totoeh-key*. fUward. jME.B. Tim^

lAMT—Part of stlekpln. made of .cameo tarrim Rewqrt ^e4erqc.n* *422.new.

LOffT—One •Ohorfy»#y rubber b«oL. Return to W Indiana avanue- - Ltb*re' reward.

LGffr—Buniay. - ehfM"* old roea jacket, braai buttons. Return 507 8. Alabama at. Rawanl.

LOST—lathy's gold wfitch on' Martlndale it, between 15th aad Wth. 1424 Martlndale art! Reward.

LOBT—Leather envelope. containing xuia mente. Return H. J. HEINZ CO.. 52 S. Delaware st. LOffT—Puree oa Columbia: Twentieth to TwmT-ty-third, or Twenty-third. Return to 33 N. Arsenal Reward.

LOffT-Brown liver colored hunting dog. whit* chest. •' Been gone about a week. Return to 1* Board Trade get reward.

LOffT—Bmall gold watch; silver fob atiachnt on E. Washington, between Summit ead Or*re eta Reward 2* S. Summit *t.

LOST—Hull terrier pup; collar marked Billy." *912 Hanoi ava. Philadelphia." Return to Of N. Pennsylvania at. and receive reward LOBT—Lady's open-farad gold watch; Ohio »t. between Senate ave. and Ultnot* et Finder please leave at 2M N. Senate ave. Reward.

LOffT—A *maJl h on It on Imcm handkerchief on Ctonat* gr*. or Twenty-flrBt Bt., b«twe«c Tw#nti*th at and Highland Place. R*WBrd foe rrtum to SIM Highland Place

LOST—A eel of plana and apart Brattons drawn by Hendrickson, architect, for Mr. Wingfield. Finder pl*aee leave at 2711 Entrish art and get rawanl. J. T. BUCK.

LOST—In Went Indianapolis. Wednesday. Mark leather po-ketbook. containing two check* on Zlonsvllle Flank. 92* •neb. 115 and about 4 In ■liver. Return to WM. C. SHULL. Zlonsvllle. Ind. 95 reward.

STOLEN. STOLEN—Green Rambler bicycle, '9« mode: Reward 519 N. lutrldaon *t.

FOUND. FOUND—PI* sorrel kora*. Call.at OEO. HERR MANN'S STABLES. 122 and 194 E. Pearl »t.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. FQ2LSALE OR TRADE- Nine-room houra. Inquire owner. *20 Huron el.

FOR SALK OR TRADE-Kqulty In cottages for vacant lots or good team# New phone 1*41

FOR. SALE OR TRADE—New. late-sty!r_ot!>-ber-tlred surrey for vacant lot Phone bite;. 7122.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—94,6*0; stork clotbln*. gents' furnishing goods; up-to-date. Owner. Addreee Bos 2147, News

FOR BALK OR TRADE—Choice rteldenrt end rentals, for vacant or Incuiptored lota rnnh. 1114 N. Meridian, room u.

B*aoour«. easy payments. Owner. M27 W. Hanoi*. FOR #A LE OR TRADE—Otocery and twat market; doing r.ooo monthly business tnble rent. Come quick. BAILEY. L

eng 1

•enable rent. Cor

Washington

dee 411: residence M*.

S-FRANK A. BLANLady attendant. South. Delaware. Phone*: OT-

FCNERAL DIRECTORS— LICENSED EMBALMER8.

Can Ship Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever, ttends all calls ter ladles and chtldr

FLANKER A BUCHANAN.

V v g|Ei 11 fipf VlVll El. ^ t FOR Mtr.E OR TRlAlfE-Eqimy In V>-rm

f ., r " l ^r^V^era' n M lh A’ , f VAN

.* DE1NBK. No 21* Lemcke BMg FOR SALK OR! TRADE—New VeMdmcr. k* rooms, pantry, wardrobe, two veranda*. t*» lot*, fin* water, northraet; occupied I.y .mner; valneAl.Vri; equity 120#. Trade for good sawmill

Itock of good* of equal ' aiua Address Box WI2. >ewt

klnejl.*##; »%- or timber land, r Balance long tin

Lady ai

225 N Dlnole st.

Both phone* 541.

MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS—AUG. D Ingtow. Telephone 25*5,

DJENER. 44* E. Waah-

MONUMENTS—H. J. GODFREY,

ave. Phone black 7552

MONUMENTS—M. M. FAi Washington st.. opposite

ARRELL State Houi

PALMISTS, CLAIRVOYANTS. ETC. PALMIFT^VaR ZOLTA’S OTPSY CAMP. 120

I kinds leaving

tnem in your pueevseion. a nis Is tbe company that was organised for the express purpose of supplying the people of Indtanapolta with money at th* very lowest possible rates, aad -taking payments wlthla reach of all. » Following I* our new BuUding Amoclatloa

lan. allowed fifty week# to per: »» weekly payment* only 4»c. 55* weekly payment* only $ir». 910* weekly payment* only 92.40.

Other amounts In th* seme proportion. You u If desired, make monthly payments; or _ fact, any w»y. to *ult your conrentence; th* best ef people will *omoum*a run *hort of ready money, and It is far mom«agraeab!, to borrow In a burire** w«y than to ask the accommodation from a friend. W* do not fnqulr* of your neighbor*, and^you^wll^find our bust-

STORAGE.

STORAGE—Furniture at •** Blake et.. II ;*■ loQt. ■ FrOB.VOF-Morin*. 91 per lead, friephea* main N». STORAGE— 221 E. Wabash *t- Old phone I5T. C. F.. SHOVER. «0RiGzJrrMiHBSar~vXSK-HOUBE CO. 419-07^ 8. Pennoylvanl*. Telephone T-

borrow In

modatl—.

"ItrloU? nrlvat*. Olir capital I* largo, and we accommodate many more peqple tl

other company, because w* offer tin ducemenU. Call and to ooovlnced. tlon che*rfidly given. Our office found, LOAN, COJ

Room

STORA

re people thin' any i offer the boot In-

TORAGE—Packing^^end movlnir^

■-.peel el rates. . STORAGE Separate and plastered roomi for your gdSd*; you carry key*: nq mice or bu**.

106 N. Alabama.

bui" ~Wa

CLAIRVOYANT—MRS. ALU* ANDRE’S diction* come true. Readlngn. Me. Hour*. 10 a m. to 9 p. m. Sunday* axcepwd. 1421

Shelby-

CIMIKVOYANT—Una F.

‘ med

Second Floor. Front Room. Over Progree* doth log-Store. Old phone 2198.' New 4*70.

_. Silva, tae noted clairvoyant and medium will give reading* for four days 95 cent*. 1914 N. Meridian Men-

tion this paper.

FINANCIAL-

LET

CLAlitVOYANT-

Bring thl* ad. and ll> cent*.

Have your fortune told by WINONA and OMEGA. Gypsy queen*, clairvoyant*, pal mints and card reader*; excelled by none. 995 N.

Houra. 9 to 2, Sunday# Included

Delaware PALMIST-

ZOLTA’B OYPfiY CAMP. f

Have your band read by th# famous Le* Bister*. Readings, tdc; life readings, 25c; Gypsy card*. Me. 129 K Washington *t.. between P«nn«yUenla and Delawnr*.

YOU MONEY

TOoP *HS a 3'fe^ 8 .

WE WILL ADVANCE

• too-large or none too email to re-

cel *e

make . friend*.

and 152*. ... ,

)Mve 1< our ''cirefiii ’attent

•BR and £

hcuaehoM [rating and

CLAIRVOYANT—ZOH-ZOE. JR., the mgrvelous BOY clairvoyant and palmist, gives advice upon all affairs of life. No matter what your experience ha* been with other medtumn. call and be convinced that your PAST. PRESENT and FUTURE can be told. Hour*, deliy and Sunday, at yormanowt looatlon. 219 N. Pine.

ANTV-MtUE.

IRVOYANTV-MLLE. FRANCES, the rid’* greatest payche-palmlut. gives ree advlor on buslnea*. speculation, law, lost

^.t c ;£

I* tho greatest aclentlit In her line. Houra 10 to » daHy. Teache* personal magnetism. 617 N. Illinois. ' L

‘^S^SK'fn Trouble ? £& ^ fSSU and treat* all affairs concerning paRt.

praaant and future pertalnlnr * marriage, apecutatUm, rm •tc., giving nam«*R, datM. •perlal prlc*. Bring thla ' i

W. Illinois at.

r owe —*“1? 'rUXc 10

SPECIAL PigC^NTB AwcgD PA YMUNTB PATMENTB extended ok d ac«5Jntof SICKNESS WIIWOUT^EXTRA CTIAROa

Pean*yiv»

pack and tout

STORAGE-UNION TRANSPJ AGE CO. Only Orat-elaM n«ue and mere handle* solicited. Cretin* Ing. E, Ohio »t. ond Unleo traclw

SOCIETY AND.CLUB MEETINGS^

ball bi

“sar-js. X

Senate and Indiana ave*. Visiting knlgnix

heartily welcome.

HARRY s. ANDREWS. C. CM B. SHI EL, K. of B and a

ric 7n " S

n-. a

incemlng pan

ture pertaining to buBineM, Tovi

marriage. speculation. rauaUI

•tc.. giving nameR. di

Jlng separate facts; gentlemen

advertisement. 430

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.

SHORTHAND AND TtPElVRITIN'O—Depoel tloos. brief*, circular* taken .In nhorthand 01 on typewriter. A. M. HANSON, Denises Ho t*1. Phone 471 teSB

a

MASSAGE-BATHS. dASSAOE-Turkish. Russian, electrlA both*; 10c, 75c, 91. In Masonic Temple. Never’closed.

Wi, ANU „ spt.

IBB.TM

-iCWL' |

ess #trie*ly remfldenttal.

AITO

: to '

THE INDIJH^ _ 5k _._ #r: ___ „ Room 10, Thorpe Block. 147 E. Market

lEATMBNT. .88, AND A >UR R

WILL

IVE

SOCIETY—Called meeting of Marlon No. 58. F. and A. M.. Wedneeday October 22, nl 7:M o'clock, for worl flrat tugra#. ^...tlng^hran HUGH J. DBUMMONP, Secretary

rhuri 1

evening. October’ 22. 7:20 o’clock.

dIMfy weloomto^^^ SM 1T HER. * * CHAB E.'JONES, Seoretan ■ -

PHYSICIANS.

dianasoiu.

'J£Sm