Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1903 — Page 11
THE rxmAXAPOT.TS NEW3. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1903.
HimERY (T BEOFORO LIKE HIRSH* USE
GOMtNG GREAT SACHEM OF THE J|||Bn FtMILIES OR I EPT tMPRgvEoegRVflbuaj, F|||[ ^^^1
! He Was Elected Great Senior Sagamore in the State Meet-
ing Several Months Ago,
ACCUSED MAN AND WIFE ONLY WITNESSES.
THE
D!D SHE KILL HER MOTHER?
t h r'rm « B19.it Cvrranpcti'l-f:'. I I:iKt»FOKI.», In*!,, ftspteanljier IT.—Uld I’ora \V<«>ek3 Are th? -hot that her mothfr a life? Did her htirband hrr do h, and 4W he a* t^iloece in the crime, or did Air*, if naan Ireland commit *olcide? Thill is lb" question that a Hawjen'*« *ounty jrnmd jury t» trying to iiolve More than a »*~-k b»* gone by aince the death of Mrs- Ireland under t!;:«ic clrcumstaii**- was repr^rted in 1 ;ese columns. Uora Weeks and her husHmd. Joe«n>i! M. We<*ks. are in Jail, hel l on a murder charge, pending an Investl*
gallon.
Mrs W<"»ks tx nere. her husband at «loomtngt*m. The raitenalble reason for hi* removal was that the jail here v.a« ip A safe, but th- real reason was so the man and wife could not agree upon a mtory to tell Chief of Poli*^ Itu-eell and lieputy Prosecutor 8t»pbeniion have worked early and late, and State's Attorney Miller, of Bloomington, has arrive*! to take charge of the case. Many of the j>eople of Bedford believe the woman fired the death shot, and they believe, too, that her husband la Inrueent *>f any actual participation In the crime, but la shielding her. There la no direct evidence, and the husband and wife can not be compelled to testify, but the State declares It has enough circumstantial evlence to convict the woman, If not her
husband as well.
Uhlef Russell declines to make known hII the evidence he has gathered Weeks ■cam** from the vicinity of Pa oil By trade ha is h photographer and with his wife traveled over the country living In a tent end doing work at county fairs He Is also a carpenter and worked at railroad building m Pittsburgh, K*e. At the tin e of his «rrest he was working as a plumb-
er In Bedford.
Supposed Cause of Quarrel.
Weeks ttnd his wife have been married more than twenty years and buried their only < nitd a few years ,*(go. Mrs. Ireland, mother of Mrs. Weeks, came from Orange comfy. She had some family troubles and *cji;irni*»d from her hoahund. v Bhc took .ip h»*r home with Mr. and Mra, Weeks, coming to this city with them about JSve jeais ago. She uwslste<l in her own sup- | port by doing plain sewing. Those for whom a he worked apeak well of her and I
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; JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind . September ! IT.—The Megiddo mission-boat, a hand- ! some craft, is moored in the river here
' at the foot of Meigs avenue. It is in
• .-barge of Capt. L. T. Nichols and is in- | habited by thirty families, representing ! cighty-one persons. Captain Nichols is j an evangelist, and the heads of the reI maimng twenty-nine families are his fol-
lowers. Several years ago he conceived the idea of building an evangelistic boat and visiting all river towns In the country. The boat was completed in July. 190S. “It is not oitr intention to form churches." said Captain Nichols, "hut we are working for the general goo*I of all churches. There are many whom the churches fail to reach, and it is these that we expect to benefit most. We have a brass band of twenty pieces, all beautiful instruments, that furnish the music at our meetings, and this naturally attracts people and causes them to come out for the first time. After that they generally become interested ip what I have
to say, and return.”
Adam Not the First Man.
Captain Nichols has c Gained the use of a vacant lot here and 'l erect a mammoth tent for meetings. Dne of his chief assistants is Mrs. Maud Hembree, a woman evangelist. She is a widow and a native of Tennessee. Captain Nichols began preaching when only thirteen years
r*f*c!»l to The Indl.n.poH, N>w M Mr. Sedgwick L- an active worker m I oW Hf> ig of So<ltch p arenlaRe am5 his MARTINSVILLE, Ind, September 17.- fraternal • organizations, and more e*- . father Wa8 a Christian minister. He Is a One of the bright young men of this city pecuijiy the Improved Order of Red Men. native of South R C nd. Ind . and both his l* I. E. Sedgwick. Coupled with hi« gift of Al lll «* SlijS ** niceting last year he was aro dead _ H< , wi u fifty-nine oratory in « genial, clever dispoMtbm-' elected great senior sagamore, and at the : vear , oW 0ctober j which makes him friends. When a boy he State me-ting to be Held in Indianapolis Capta , n Nlchols was a lad uf deop worked In stone quurrles to educate Mm- !n October, this year, he will he advanced t | 10UR:ht aRd conceived the idea that self He passed through, the common to great nachem. the highest office In the Adam was not the flm |nan ever cr eated »*;h*e#l hran- hes. an<l Is a graduate of the B ift tiH ' urdet . He is now serving as 1 hj . Q od p or t ^j s j lc watl censured Mitchell Normal While teaching he i: ' '' * > inon U- -ause of the serious 111-j t v | lls f a |j 1€ . r and other ministers of his
ness of Charles B. Hicks, of Lebanon. : r ,, ifh and Mng nf an independent na-
t , . | ture. he decitleu to study and investigate «»ro! ner-!n-i.<^ ol for himself. He nm-ule n erorwr! student n m!
'ITS BRASS BAND ATTRACTS TO GOSPEL MEETINGS.
! CART. NICHOLS AND HIS WORK
THE
FURY OF A OUR BIG
STORM
Fire and Smoke Sale carrying evervthing before it, packing this big store each day with good shoppers and bargain-seekers. Every garment in our store brand new for fall and winter. Not an old garment under this roof. New goods coming each day, and all are sold at :: :: 19,20 and 30 Cents On the Dollar How can you resist coming? Be here to-morrow and get your share of the bargains.
J. E. SEDGWICK
purstiftd a cotirue hi law He began the W { 1I , w . ( ,. ,^,.^1 last rear.
practice In thin city in IMS. He served as Mr Sedgwick i* a 'brother-m-mw or for hlmself . H e made a''good student and deputy proBWiithig ottftmey. and after- P"i*|offi,-e insj^ctor U 1 Fletchei. of! SfK , n mastered the Hebrew. Greek and rv rr.r”' s r y k ; stsl. jsifssznssi
ff BX, rX-CM, !5X«5 fiTSRf
villi* In politics he id a Keptiblican. odist Lpisco.pal church, in this city. ■ dve years During all that time he has r ... n . : I never received a cent in remuneration for
BUI* ah# , f.tirtH# i I his work, expecting t.* reap his reward in
‘.*1 ’ , *' IK, " K 'T* *' . »ng. Tli*> watered then liorse on the ! »o< j| union. While the women delegates ' the hereafter.
j'e.ted v'ltit iboiw oftwl er*th?e. * • 'it h Sid. Of i he pubis ajunre. drove » •'id >'■ e-icrtahn-d »« the home of Mrs. ) He believe ( earth was created In -nrf fi?r. #rL . .T #h 1 I ... »•.«##„.), •» VV, l‘eter> Wednesday afternoon will W.-KW rears before the thne of Adam. He 1 Hell I and tin P*di e Ape to »h'»W a roan rift f 'I. • « . U lh.it , >4r ,. r t h,. inn of officers and a visit also Ijei.'evee that all the different nlnnet*
that Mrs. Ireland upbraided her ilaugnter for her Mctlon* with thene men ■ they had freqoenl quarrel* and
.Uf i that Mra
or tin* election of officers and a visit; also believe* that all the different planets
atr*#t to Old street, across Old street to to Notre Bame I'nhersity. with .speeches i hie peopled, and that after death the Fourteenth street to I treet and Mopped 'hiring the dav and evening by D. F. j l*erpie of this earth will come to know the
Kenne L of liidiatiHf«>lis. and (' E. tnhahitants of other planets, create new
Weeks tht .a I* «... 4„| at u feed store hut the store w.s closed !U ' n •'tuouiapous. a no * r- umaouame oi ouier pianetN, create new ‘M^M'Wned bei motl.ai If alt* dll a a n is I I H'Wks. vie s-pir-sldent of the International worlds and populate them, looking over
not cease meddling with her iiffatr*! St eek*, admits that lie had cause to >>e Ji aloua of his wife but say* h<* did not ■ iuarre| with her alwnt th# men and ns* far a* he knew hln wife * mother hao no knowledge of them The theory of the police la that In a Quarrel with her mother. Mr*. Weeks snatched op a pistol thill wwa generally kept on a dteaser and flr<*d
the shot,
The Weeks family live*) ft) a large room
that was formerly occupied by the gan eral officers of the Southern Indiana railway, and the spot on which Mrs. Ireland died was once covered by the desk of General Passenger Agent Rosemau, of that mad. About 11 o’clock In the morning of the death, the police say. thate was * struggle In the room ami some flower pots were thrown from the window ledge to the pavement below The police be liev# that Mrs. Weeks tried to push her mother from the window’. Weeks says the flower pate were blown off by the wind and flint there was no struggle be-
tween his wife and her mother. Suicide the First Supposition. A little after noon people In the vicinity
heard the crack of a pistol, and soon Weeks rpn down on the street for help. Doctors and the police were bn hand. Lying an a rug, face upward, was Mra. Ireland. Her arms were crossed, and In her right hand was the revolver, with her finger on the trigger, There wa* no blood, no sign of a struggle Her every appearance was as if she had Din down herself. An examination showed a wound In the hack of her head. The bullet bad gone through the right side of the rear part of th«* skull, had broken the Drue over the right eye. and. deflecting had lodged In the brain at the top of the, head No powder mark* showed on the •kin. but there were powder stains on the 1 skull under the skin, showing, the physl-1 clan* say, that the pistol was held close to the head. The physician* declare that the wound wa* such that It wae a ph>sIcgl IrapoMihlUty for it to be aelf-lnflict' d. Besides. Mrs. Ireland was left-handed, and the pistol was grasped in her right
hand.
The police say that Mr*. Weeks shot her mother at cloee range and then carefully laid her out; put but of sight any blood They say It wa* almost thirty minute* from the time the ahot wa* fired
and from that point alt trace of them is TypoerapMca! Union. Thursday morning : the* new inhabitants as the angels look lost. The police say that it w,i.m on this on address will )»*» delivered by Warden over those on this earth. He and his fotUntrmx- rin». ti.mt «iw.,. .it#. «».„ Reid, of the State prison, who will talk ! lowers call themselves Christian Ereth-
, ' / , ’ WI UH on topic connected with prison labor, j ten. blood-stained garments W eeks admits There will also be addresaes by Henry V
taking the buggy rid.* as described and { t>l»b«r. of Umisvilte: Edwin F. Gould j 5*v* he and hi* wife went back home and other*. tTlnton, Terre liauta. Muneia
fe**d store He says they went, anti Ft Wavn* arc striving to secure the riding because ha wanted to talk to Ilia n< . vt State convention. Wife and cheer her up and It. denies » m
phatlcally that they disposed of any evi-
dence of murder on t!o* trip
Handsome Boat Well Equipped. The Megiddo boat is 205 feet long and ’ k* feet 8 Inches w ide. It is a three-decked J steamer with fifty-two staterooms and a | mammoth dining hall. The plans for its 1 construction were drawn up by Captain ! j Nichols and he inspected every piece of |
Erected timber and steel before it was put in *
| place- The boat, with its equipments, is ■ valued at Kkt.fKXi. It is lighted from top’
[Special to The Indianapoti* New-*,] to bottom by means of acetylene gas and [ , „ . _ la heated tlmntghout by steam. The ma-: ANDhdtSO.N. Ind.. September L.—Be-j chlnery is of tiie finest. Captain Nichols
i-, fW .-.a I i «t :» rr.<H *1 > w n It! srg*ni»t< fi n * 1 hie
Mrs. iV««ks declin.it i*. make any state- ! LIVELY BUILDING BOOM. tmnt, except to declaie her Imojcence, |
Hhe ts extremely nervous and R constantly bot dertna oh -hysteric*, and when lit n dark cell Kcrenm* for help and .-iills lor Her husband. Because of her nervous condition the sheriff-.makes her as comfortable ns pos*lble and gives tier all the light the place .iff.uda, Mrs. Weeks anf-.l she and lier mother had quarreled a little, but the quarrel* did not amount to any- •
’bitig Bin- denied making . ‘ | tins money he started out in the world ami constantly repeated, 1 I am Innocent. I Li* .enth atre< is, the tide of the business ; and i^,g an to preach. He has visited
1 every city of any size In the United States and has toured England. His wife is
with him.
Several Fine Blocks wi;l
at Anderson.
must* of tut new six-story Union office j Is a mechanical genius and earned his at the corner of Meridian and ! r " n " e ' f 1 * 1 ^ b > » n ‘"'’entkm. vv ‘’b
Children’s Cloaks HANDSOME LONG ONES. $3.00 Cloaks for jlAW Sj.iiO Cloaks for $6.00 Cloaks for..., $2.98 $7.50 Cloaks for $3.9r> $10,00 Cloaks for *3.95 $15.00 Cloaks for $7.98 Velvet Coats, $7.00 ones...$3.98 Velvet Coats, $10.00 ones . ,$4.75 Velvet Coats, $12.50 ones . .$6.90 Velvet Coats, $15.00 ones ...$7.95 Umbrellas $1.00 Umbrellas arc 42c $1.50 Umbrellas are «9e $:!.00 and $2.50 Umbrellas are 9St* $4.00 Umbrellas are $1.75 Furs Furs l.'H’d Fur Scarfs, long tails. worth $2.50, at. 69c $:?.'«> Fur Scarfs at 9Se $4.00 Fur Scarfs au $1.69 $5.00 Fur Scarfs at $2.95 $7.50 Fur Scarfs at $5.69 SlO.w Fur Scarfs at $5.75 $15.«h> Ftr* ScarfjTat $6.98 $2o.ou Fur Scarfs at $9.75 Near Seal Coats Worth $40.00 for $22.75 Blouses, worth $50.00, at. .$-0.75 Shoes 300 pairs Men’s Shoes, sizes 6. 7, 8 and 9 only, all new fall shoes, worth $1.50, $2.00 $2.50 and $100, all at $1.00
Ladies’ Coats NEW COATS FOR WINTER. $6.50 all-wool Coats at $2.95 $8.00 all-wool Coats at $3.98 $10.1)0 all-wool Coats at $4.75 $15.00 all-wool Coats at $7.50 $20.00 all-wool Coats at $9.75 $25.00 all-wool Coats at $12.95 Ladies’ $6.00 Silk Coats are $2.98 Ladies’ new velvet Blouse Coats, worth $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00, at....$4.75, $6.98 and $8.50
Wrappers
$1.00 Wrappers for. $1.25 Wrappers for. $1.50 Wrappers for.
39c 65c .89c
Underskirts
$1.25 Underskirts arc 75c $1.50 Underskirts are 98c $3.00 Underskirts are $1.39 $7.50 Silk Underskirts are...$3.50 Shirtwaists $1.00 Fall Waists for 48c $1.25 Fall Waists for 59c $1.50 Fall Waists for 65c $2.00 Fall Waists for 98c $5.00 Silk Waists for $2.50 $7.50 Silk Waists for $3.95 Plush Capes $5.00 Plush Capes $2.,95 $7.50 Plush Capes. $3.98 $10.00 Plush Capes $4.95 $19.50 Plush Capes $6.98 $15.00 Plush Capes $8.50
Men’s Suits $10.00 Suits for..... $3.40 $12.00 Suits for $4.75 $14.00 Suits for $3.95 $15.00 and $16.50 Suits for . .$6.98 $18.00 and $20.00 Suits for...$8.98 Men’s Overcoats $5.00 Overcoats at $1.50 $7.50 Overcoats at $2.98 $10JO Overcoats at $5.00 $15.00 Overcoats at $7.50 $18.00 Overcoats at $8.08 Boys’ Suits $4.00 Saits for 98c $8.50 Suits for $4.75 $12.00 and $15.00 Suits for. .,$6.95 Children’s Suits $2.50 Suits for .1 98c $4.00 ami $5.00 Suits for $1.98 $6.00 Suits for $2.98 Pants FOR MEN AND BOYS. $1.50 Pants are 75c $3.00 Pants are $1.50 $4.00 and $5.00 Pants are ...$2.69 $6.00 and $7.00 Pants are....$3.95 Boys' $2.00 Long Pants 95c Boys’ $3.50 Long Pants $1.69 All 50c Knee Pants .. .23c All $1.00 Knee Pants 39c Men’s Hats 40 dozen Men’s New Fall Hats, soft or stiff, perfect, all sizes, choice 69c
Shirts Shirts 75 dozen Men’s Fine Shirts, all new fall styles, brought from the stock room today. free from smoke or water, all sizes, 14 to 20; these arc all $1 shirts at.....47c Ladles’ TailorMade Suits $10.00 Suits (perfect), at $5.75 $12.00 and $15.00 Suits are. .$7.50 $18.00 and $20.00 Suits are. .$9.75 $22.00 and $25.00 Suits are $12.75 $80.00 Suits ire now .$13.09 $35.00 and $38.00 Suits at. .$23.50 Cloth Skirts $2.00 Ladies’ Skirts at 75c $3.00 Ladies’ Skirts at $1.19 $4.00 Ladies' Skirts at $1.98 $5.00 Ladies' Skirts at $2.98 $7.50 Ladies’ Skirts at $3.98 $0.00 Ladies’ Skirts at $4.75 $10.00 and $12.00 Ladies’ Skirts at $6.98 Silk Skirts $7.50 Silk Skirts at $8.95 $10.00 Silk Skirts at $4.75 $fS.50 Silk Skirts at ....$6.98 $15.00 Silk Skirts at $8.98 $18.00 Silk Skirts at... $9.75 Cloth Cspss $6.00 Cloth Capes $3.39 $7.50 Cloth Capes- $3.98 $9.00 Cloth Capes $4.69 $10.00 and $11 Cloth Capes $5.95 $12.00 Cloth Capes.. $7.98
211-213 South ILLINOIS ST.
y t'2'3 ^OlHH-lLL ST.
211-213 South ^ ILLINOIS ST.
until an alarm wa* given and that thl* half an hour waa used by Week* and hi* wife to arrange the room and the body •o the ea.** would look like on© of aul
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Knocked Out for Cause. fSpecial u» The Indlanapolii Naas.] HUNTINGTON. Ind.. September IT.— The County Cormniwdouer.s have again turned down the ajqdieaUon of Harve\ GUI to retail Intoxicants at Warren. Aftct ■ making one publication. Gill discontinued } it. and ttits throw the remonstrant!* oft < their guard, and they were• atirjprliwd : when it was formally presented to the board. Then a remonatranee for onuao was filed, based on Insufficient publication. and tlie application was rejected.
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SCHOOLS—COLLEGE*—MUSIC.
Dull
Feeling After Dinner.
MRS CORA WEEKS.
JOSEPH M. WEEKS.
_ WWU , M 1W _ OIi _ ..... , I «*« Innocant “ H©r imputation for peace 1 district' has turned to that point, and ! n ** ar thte p,ac *- rid*. In fact at first It wa* supposed to /hi! twwa’ 5 h^r ^’ i fher * 18 a li!Jrl 'y In real ertnte all around
iVe*Ymtfm*ltdHtv lh r T 8 ’ Uf0* 1
,he lmpo*»ibilll.v af 0m v Weeks* Storv ©f the Affa.r
Handsome Birthday Gift. lUpeelal to The Indtamipotl* 'New».'J MONTICKI.IjO. hid, Reptemlwr 17.Members of the bar and county officers ‘ ha ve presented Judge A. W, He.' noids with a richly upholstered combined re- ! • Unins rocker and Morris chair. In recognition of his sixty-fourth birthday anal- j
versa ry.
Leg Broken by a Fill.
(Spe-Ia! to '.'fee > : *'w«.j T’l.LT *N, hiu'., Seidember H.--l;©mv*tt
Kicrrell, s.xter: years old. hpd hia leg hro'en by a fall from a w son while v riting hla grandfather, &mdford Hartman,
Tortures of Death From Headache. Dr. Miles* Anti»Pain Pills Relieve and Cure.
Butler College High-school graduates admitted to freshman class. Full collegiate courses of instruction. Reciprocal relations with best professional schools. Affiliation with University of Chicago. College easy of access from all parts of the city. Fall term begins September 30. Call on, telephone or address SCOT BUTLER, President
TUDOR HALL School for Girls INDlA.KArOI.Xa, INDIANA. Marldlan sad •iataeath Stracta. Ac bool Open* September XX. Boarding end day school. Prepare* far College. Academic. Intermediate, Primary end Kindergarten difurtmenta. Bible atndy. Oymneelum. Houeebotl Science. Cooreea in Muilc, Art, Voloo Culture. Send for Te*r Book. MISS FREDONIA AlXBN, Ph. B.. Prta.. Cornell Unlyerelty. RBV. J. CUMMINO SMITH. D. D„ Dean
"'Nearly everv day I suffered from severe a".y - of h .ulavhe. Th* y usually U-gan •. ' -a* y li d feeling s^ion a,te r dinner. I is*.- : < ,e ♦» ils my h-ad felt as though re v.'«s a t.jht bandage around it, my temples throbbed, I became skit at mv stomach, a id suiter <1 almost the tortures of death. For two years past I have been tak.ng Dr.
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Knickerbacker Hall. Girls’ Classical School
Knickerbacker Hall will Wednesday. September twenty a full corps of instructors.
open on -third, with
Mrs. George Hufford will remain in
Ing the wound herself,
A Buggy Rid© and Theory About It. After the body was tn^en a wax for
burial—only a short time aftyr the death
Week* and 111* wife went opt buggy rtd- j ,*em.*« to h «v,* *» ",•♦»*,*
■ i" j ' ! aay* that fie wo a standing
Weeks’ Storj of the Affair.
Twrnty-ftve mH.-s away. In the Monroe ' ,; ‘ !i ' M> uth of the courthouse. Dr. I., i ccunty jail.. la Joseph Weeks, won find **■ '\ iihntn> I ah awarded contruet* ft»i a | haggard, protesting bf* own irmneenee and ''■‘j 1 " bulldu'g. S l>. V.ii'l'elt ve«-
the Innocence of nk wife, foi w* am he ’
Ttine •eem*
■KMt untimely when he brinf*
a woman to the turn «l life. Lift is or Should be at its ripest and best for her, and she approaches this change
with a dread of its effect born at her knowledge of the mfteruigi of other
women at this ecasoa.
There it not the slightest cause for Amt or aaurietT at this period if yierca’s Favorite Prescription
and chi
and pre-
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jK.**' <i flout 1<m>( in (j. U Manning, who will i su iij» h imxini-as tHiitding. and It. \\ . Bcott tlmt be wilt remove u.. r*'sH>\ 1 i i» u Twelfth and Meridian ‘treet* null 1*1.i«l a nlo k there. At the 'uitliwt’-i i oilier of Twelfth and Meriil• »•■!* suw-sci 11,.; Kf*t| i-ohtemida.te t '.'* >*;•: !, ^ ,.f_a lh:ee-sti>i v b’lthllv.c f‘> T • i »n,r* hn Itn*.« Men Just sonih i*f the 1 nimt tn,.i4in» W. J* H.i’*ter juvpos©* ta ;>u< q. .» i'u.n- lory hu«sne*-« bloek. The .>• w I ViU-r.il tMiilutng will «•> up one • -uuar* w» <i of tiie Union hulldinr. ow ne*’ (>\ a >ti« k «*omjwn,\. of whr h Charles I.
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BOOM IS NOT WANING.
d if Dr. is nssd.
It ghres health of body;
•f mind, and by hs aid the pains pang* of this critical period are
Wnted or cared.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preemption is woman's medicine with a wonderful . record of curea of womanly diseases, j XMseasee that all other medicines had ! failed to one, hare been perfectly and permanently cared by the aee of ” Fa-
vorite Prescription."
"I feet it my dirty to write you a* I base received so much benefit from tbe i
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{male we* knew and change of life. Be lore I
began taking it I could not do
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m the uae of vonr
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of life Befa
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the sthira leading to the streei If'.* wife wa* in a little nwm puttinfr •«-. * skirt and. he was talking tt> her T'v" w -re gnfng out toe -tf er. lie sai* In the s*.c . room souu<le>l tin- report «*t the ntsiul *
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and look in* tlrnmgh the dom he -.net Mrs Ireland *ink to the floor tn the ;~»sition In which she was found He vailed to hi* wife that her mother had killed 5 herself, *ml while hi* wife ran to tier mother, he went downstair?* to give the
alarm
Mr*. Week* is thirty-six years old. her
husband i* about forty, and her motherII
wa* fifty-three. Both declare they know
no reason why the woman should want East Connersviiie Influenced by March to take her own life, but declare that - D she did It, of Progress. Thl* ca**- is in some points similar to! ,..... . . „
the celebrated 1; ■ - •
•was a murder, the guilty • •OXM'KS.V"! i J.i: S • ■ :
he convicted on their own evidence, and T , OT , |ri , , >r i n oi-.,v en*ent w l,t.-h h ^
there are no witasaaee except Weeks and !l J " m ,mpr ^ '^ n ^ n1
hi* wife, both of whom nev charge*! with cai.**el t.*.i-. city wlUdn the last fifteen the crime, Weeks’s father Is a man of months t<* vtm-fruct *e*-eral miles *>f new seme means and has Miinottnccd. so. tin* cerr.rri shlew Iks open up. grade ami police say. tluit he will detvnd hi* son, , hut will do noun: g -■ ;-.* A «*’» fnr day the interest in the case increase- It an ?' .*’* storm, w. ter and grave! sewer promise* to attract groat crowds when j eysieni, erect ;i new high school buildH la called for trtal^ BLODGETT ■ ! In « 1,1 * cu»t of |k-.m and order the
t j principal oushtess streets of the eiu
***r*wr- i an#*n */*<*r-aani v ■ raved with brick, has struck the adjacent STATE LABOn ASSEMBLY. [town of East Connersviiie The Town
| Ctouflcil of that village, and a committee
' I of representative duxens. are now <t>~
Believed th* Socialistic Element will «*Peranng m :t plan to secure s. water-
. - v orks system. < .< starter for at-ter ImRemain Away. ; port ant improvements. The overflow of
i popuhttion from Oonnersville is beginning
irtpeeku to The Xndi»n*j;x>iis New* j j to afreet East Connersviiie to a pro-<a-u*TM ws-vrv t „ I Bounce.1 degret*. and a building is fasriy is*. I TH HEM . ind., September U.—It * on OdnaersvtIJe and East Connersviiie 1* believed that, besides being the largest are separated by Whitewater river, but State labor convention ever held In the * bridge span* the stream between the te. that the assembly beginning Tues cTthinr which is adding to the day next, will lie marked by an almos of growth for East Connersviiie total absence of the socialistic element, t is the spr-roachlr.sr I. A- C. traction line, which -O mwne ha* l»r». • which will Join the city and town and . .. miin 5- fi* s ‘ cut **» la - FC » ! make tbe latter a most desirable suburbIn Indiana labor gr&iherings. The sessions | an residence Y>Uice. Real estate values
Miles’ Anti-Pain f ill*, end Lave found Hire charge of the higher classee in English f gymiu»*lt and immediate relief always. Br taking one literature. honaeliold
f.ti^ m 'Fibroid Tumors Cured 1 Note the result of Mrs. Pinkham’s advice and medicine. “Some time ago I wrote to you describing' my symptoms and asked your advice. You replied, and I followed all your directions carefully, ami today I am a well woman. : * Tbe use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound entirely expelled the tumor and strengthened my whole system. I can walk miles
now.
“Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is worth five dollars a drop. I advise all women who are afflicted with tumors or female trouble of anv kind to give it a faithful trial.”—(Signed) Mra. E. F. Hates, 252 Dudley Su, (Roxbury) Boston. Mass. — #5000 forfo/t If original of about letter
proving genuineness cannot be proeuceS.
Mountains of frold eould not purchase such testimony—or take the place of the health and happiness which Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
brought to Mrs. Hayes.
i i» time the headache ispreventedeverv dine." —Mrs. M. E. Noble, Garfield, Wash. ‘ -Di. Miles’ Anti-Fain Pills are ail right I ran recommend them very highly to anvone who needs a remedy for headache, neuralgia, or paip of any kind. My health is not very good, and 1 am subject to frequent attacks of eiere headache, but since i began taking Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills l do not suffer from them as I used to. They never fail to give relief in a lev/ minutes, and if taken promptly upon the approach of a-headache w; : l mevent art attack from coming on. - ’— Mrs, Wm. Pkurick, Gloversville, N. Y. “Dr.Miles'Pain Pills grow in favor with me every day; for, whereas, I used to have »>ck headache once a week, sure, can say that 1 do not have ft any more at all. I never had am thing cure me of tick headache before.—C la ule Tucker, Wallace,
t N* Y.
AU dniK sts sell and guarantee first bottle Dr. Miics Y Keniedies. Send for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Di. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
Alias Emma Byfleld. whose experience m ilu* imllanapolls public school* has well fitted her for the work, will take the
primary department.
224 Year Opee* September 22, I Hi. Complete equip meat for college pre-
paratory a ad academic work. Separate bulldlnga tor school aad resldoace. Physical aad chemical laboratories,
rmnaalnm and model kltchea far
•ctcnce. Kindergarten.
For year book address the prlaclpal, MRS. MAY WRIGHT SEWALL, L At. A. M. 622 N. Praasylveele SL, IgdleaepeHt, lad.
DAY AND NIGHT 10H00L SPECIAL RATES THE FIFTY FOURTH YEAR r% Indianapolis \f BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
i Indiana Dental ColUgt Now open for Fall and Winter with a full corps of demonstrator*. The fee* are to cover the cost only. Corntr Dslawart and Ohla Straata
l ■lift Fleer * b«« Biff
f. J. HKCB, Pres
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I wUl tell you how to be quickly and perma-
nently cure*j.
i cured rr,y»elf after atammer - [* , S** t .*hl*. »t*te; aee*od kergmt ing nearly years. Write at once for my Pi- • “*• wwld: bait fab
page book. -Free. BenJ. N Bogue. 294 Ste
veoson Brig , Indianapolis.
hi th* world; half rata for ahart time te amka it largeet- Port non* aaaerad. Call, phoea av write M. D. Vtsriee. Kx State Stipt PuWte faatnu Mgr.
in Thb Indianapollt News bring returns, j One Cent u Word. I
Munyon's Witch-Hazel Soap CURES DANDRUFF
RHEUMATISM CURED BY A Wonderful Medical Discovery That Permanently Cures This Terrible Disease. SWANSON'S "5-DROPS" will care Bheometlem la eay ot H* farma ar stage* ef ao-eiepmefit. Applied Mtareaily it aflorde iestADt relief from pain. Taken tnwenatiy it ride tbe blood, tissue* and jointa of the uric acid and other poisonous matter, whteh are tbe cattem of the disease. It aerer fafla to euro Rheumatism. Sciatica. Lumbago or Neuralgia. It has effected more cures of tbe above-named s'imeets than all other remedies combined, ft has never fatted to cure even the most obstinate case- "S-DROPS” cures these dieeaeae by going directly to the teat of the trouble end removing tbe cause.
Hot Springsi Black Hillsl The North-Western Line Is tbe direct route from Chlcafo to Hot Springs, Dead wood and Lead. Special low round-trip rates are In effect from Chicago and all points east dally during September. Colonists’ and Homeseekers’ rates 1st and 3d Tuesday of each month. Pullman service with free reclining chair cars and standard day coaches dally on fast trains. The rapid development of the Black Hills region In agriculture, mining and stock raising is unprecedented, end the United States Government has given official recognition to the medfIclnal value of the waters at Hot Springs, by selecting ft as a site for a great sanitarium to be built for disabled veterans of the regular army. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY tni*rcMl*( foohl'ii on the Black Hill* •a application. N. M. BREEZE. Ganpral Sprat C. A N. W. Hr-. 43§ VINE ST.. CINCINNATI.
•TEAMBHIR LINBB.
DOMINION LINE
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Aervlee.
ftootow—Qurawotowa—Liverpool.
Uotnm'nwmlth S»pt .*« f 'olumbuo fn#w).Oet. 11 N>w England. -Oet. llComiiMWtwegltb ..Oet. 9 Mayflower Oct. IfNew Bngtand... Oet. I» Montreal—Llverpeel—Short aoa pftsmgo. r**n«fl* Sept 2* tfomlnton .......Oet- li
Oct. 21 Kensington Oet. If MeNiteiTAoean a*rvtKzoree, Gibraltar, Napleo, <t«nea-
CAMBROMAN, Sat.. Sept. IS, Out «. Dec. U.
VAKCOUVKR. Sat . Oct. 1#, Nov. 21.
DOMINION LINK, 71 State St.. BOSTON, or A. MKTZOKH. 102 V. Pennsylvania at.j KBBNZEI. BHOfl., * W Washington at.; J.
R. WELCH. 52 Monument Place.
: Houthwark ^
Be stan
Zoa Phora Cures Female Ailments
and the attendant misery of suppressed p«-
. , rk>ds. It removes the grave danger to a deli>uch testmtony should be acceptec i cate woman, relieves pain and di • -,t! -3 c r,i,cr EDOSt instantly, butlds CP and
Z!" K'ZH ‘ , *~* M * H ‘' n * od *““ STbSSK.^ ****“«'*’*»■ »«»'» a- !"• Lydia E. Pinkham*. Ves*- S&SW.'SSS,
git! Ixteaday at K> a. m . continuing _ •-. *>».. <-■ j ,
Typhoid Fever at Franklin. [Specie! to The Indtanapct-s News'}
i anything MteKEkari
_ . . mted Nc
work every day. I reeotnmend ‘ Favorite Preeariptton ' to all females aufering in tbe perfod *f change of life. It is the best medicine I
have found n
w Favorite Prescription K has the teetimoay trf thounands of women to it* complete curt of womanly disease*, not accept an unknown and un-
'v a* . 1 Labor Comiuiasianer McCormn,-k. In the <!!*©>*©. and iv t*•> oi :t h..™
bv all women as convincing evidence - ,jdia E. Pinkham’f* Vejce- v T - a bit? Compound stands without a peer a> a remedy tor all the dt>tre«i-
every time.
.stress a!- ] strengthens i At all drug-
; mg ills oi women; all ovarian troubles.
throughout Thumlft.v. Mayor F*>e.*n> labor leader, who i* nupposci to hive
owsgresslonrri »*|»irations, will weleome ■ - - te . „ te tlu* .lel gate* on ta-half of the city, md FRANKLIN. Ind.. September 17.—Thi« tumor?: mttammatton-: ulceranon; «he Hon. Joseph Suchamk on behalf of pjty ls facing an epidemic ot typhoid i tailing and displacement, backache; wTl* riioo’ d ^ Whi ^ Pre * id * nt F>rkms fever. Many cases of the disease are re- J irregular -upprc'-ed or painful menOuTtng the tftertioon spe«s hes will be ported, and in most instance* the guffer-:• / >truatii)li. Surely the volume and charmade by State Factory Inspector ers ape adults In three Franklin homes * acter oi the te?timonial letters we are LX, TI. iYT'tT l>y ill*' Xustwind ."YTHi ^1.** eir^ wii}> riai-v orTTitiPtC *11 n^wwiyartcr**
tjabor t'ommissdoncr McCormack. In! the dteense. and in two of th©©. It ha- ' egates, will be given a’reception bj the homes of friend? Jo: fair people.
Paracamph
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CURES
Burns
E. D Babfofe. Wsfttoaix. Obt«. vrttM “trad tbe grawmetfn eo 1 eovd sesreely «slk. ssd hsw •rlsd severs! eigersst msdV-tsM. bat tftey dM o«< do nos say good On* tow,• of Bestuoo •"VDHr>P*' has caret ms sad I rave raeeatmsrded year remedy te s dossn ef my rrieods. sad It bat given perfect tsttefsenor. to si! of toasi * If **S-DPOP5" Is net obtainable ta year locality order direct from as and we will Mod It prepaid ©a receipt of price, ft .00 per bottle Large Size fret tie t MO Uooes) $1.00. Por Bale by Druggists. SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO
A TRIAL BOTTLE FREE COUPON He. 322 CotoattS*.* rospoasiMl ■end it ».»b yosr name sod sddrw# to B'—iartiB rtbro.i.stie Cwre Co., Cbieago, sod * os wjlt he aent s trial bottle ot *-M>aOPS” tree, poerpsid
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MOSQUITO BITES.
Do io<MM|iitt«*r« poison yon? ZEMA-COtA
ttw* iKiin instantly and firi*e
poison Front fhr system. XEStA-CLRA cure Ersentn sod *11 other skin dls-
tvlli reliet
the poison From
will cure Reaeata and
eases. Liquid. apnH*d (•iternally, not nat to use. Sohl Ity Henry J. Huder,
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