6 THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1898

tor and election at the hands of the Legis- employer and a watch which had been In- postulate, and she took her final vow when CAUCUS OF HANLY MEN lature. We voice the sentiment, in so doing, THE trusted to his care by a young woman em- she was only twenty-one. Her talents for fciCYCi.ES—Vi HOLESALE AND SiETAIL— only people district, NOBLESVILLE PLANT H. not of the of this but ployed in the restaurant. She had given the life she had chosen were soon dis- T. HEAKSEY CYCLE CO. (Bicycles and also of a large per cent, of the Republicans Wilson regulated. HADGIYENUP the watch have it One by superiors. posi- HOPE Supplies), at-218 N. Pennsylvania at. to covered her Her rise to of the State. We present a man supremely night he disappeared, and the girl never tions of influence was wonderfully well qualified by native ability, culture and rapid, CARPET CLEANING—- THE LEGISLATORS FROM HIS DIS- CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONE COM- recovered her watch. The proprietor of the and was due to norhing other than that knowledge of affairs for the honorable and restaurant also missed some money. After she filled every position assigned her Mr. Sherman Had Almost Despaired of a HOWARD f TEAM CARPET CLEANINO useful discharge important duties of with AND RENOVATING WORKS. Tel. 616. TRICT GATHER HERE. of the PANY PAYS IT. Wilson’s arrest he explained that he hud grace and to the perfect satisfaction of the a senator, both toward his country and his given the watch to another young man em- heads of her order. Cure. When He Applied to Mun* FLORISTS—- party. ployed in the restaurant. He said he was Her first important position was that of “We present a man who, while an earnest a— hurriedly called away BKRTERMAN FLORAL COMPANY. on the night of his superior at Tours. Six or seven years later student of social and industrial problems, disappearance and gave the watch to the superior Eng- yon's Specialists. New No. 241 Mas* a\e.. 226 N. Del, st. Tel. *4O. An Almnrd Democratic she became of the Vicariate of Proposition und an able and sincere advocate of meas- Claimed that an Independent Ex- young man with instructions to return it to land. She has been superior general of the LAUNDRIES—- ures to promote the welfare of the people, the owner. The detectives have never been religious Order of the Sacred Relative' to Forcing General Har- yet practical and change Will Be Started in Heart since Mr. W. T. Sherman, an employe of the UNION CO-OPERATIVE LAUNDRY. is in his ideas and correct able to locate the watch nor the man to the spring of 1595. She is the fifth mother County Infirmary, Flackville, Ind., says; rison Into the Contest. forceful in his judgment. We believe he whom Wilson, according to his statement, general _ . „ tbut Place. of the order, and the first one that “I suffered untold agony from asthma. Hud would take into the Senate talents and rip- intrusted the timepiece. has eminently grates—- ever visited America. It is tried many things in the hope of getting re- mantels and ened Intellect which would command the at- proper that Mother Digby lief, a of —M should come to but to no purpose. It was at a time r. M. PUIISELL (Mantels, Furnaces), tention and admiration the whole coun- the United States, English language felt was gone try and reflect credit upon the State and Petitions in Bankruptcy. as the when I that all hope that l Mass. ave. and Delaware sL A meeting of legislators is her mother tongue. applied to Munyon’s Specialists for treat- the from J. Frank sustain the high reputation which its dis- The Central Union Telephone Company Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed in Mother THE M. P. HUEY CO.. MFCS. (Mantels. have given it. We pre- Digby sailed from France on the ment. I believe they *;aved me from the Grates les). 1201 Mass, ave. Hanly's district was held last evening at tinguished statesmen yesterday the Federal Court yesterday. T. L. Grif- 11th of August. Her itinerary reach- consider and T 1 New No. an available man in the party sense, closed a deal whereby the plant after grave, for they cured The, and l the Denison and no others were admitted. sent fis & Sons, ing the shores of North America began at their treatment Godsend suffering hu- PATENT LAWYERS—- and one who, if elected, would conserve the at Noblesville, which was built and operated Connersville dry-goods mer- a to The conference for Montreal, Canada, and from there she was manity. Munyon does all he eluims to do.” CHESTER RRADFORD, lasted some time and unity and harmony of his party as a col- by an independent company, passed under chants, scheduled liabilities at nearly slo.ooo, to journey and with adjournment league $4,000. Erity, cigar on inspect and confer This is the largest health establishment in 1233 to 1236 Stevenson bid*, 13 E. Wash. sL on all present said they were of Senator Fairbanks.” its control. The with assets at W. P. a l all the ladies of the Sacred Heart who have Indianapolis. A family institution, where These resolutions were adopted unani- Central Union had no ex- and liquor dealer of Elkhart, claims that H. r. HOOD A SON (Arthur M. Hood). more confident than ever that Hanly would change charge of educational institutions, acade- all forms of diseases are treated, and where mously, and the chairman was instructed or franchise in Noblesville, and it he owes about $l,lOO, and that he has no mies and parochial schools in Canada, then skilled doctors 32-33 Union Trust bldg, 120 E. Market st be chosen senator. Those who were here to appoint a committee of one hundred, be- assets. everybody is welcome. More V. H. at once took possession of the plant, and last down into the United States and to the Pa- to wait upon patients. New appliances, LOCKWOOD, were Senators side the volunteers, to go to Indianapolis, ■ -4 Agnew, of Valparaiso: Good- night the lines were opened for business. cific coast, from there to Mexico, then back new remedies and new ideas. Make use of to work in the interest of Judge Taylor. THE COURT RECORD. again into the United States. Among the ache wine, of Fremont, and Wood, of Lafayette; With the exchange this institution whenever you have an PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING— is transferred 130 sub- academies of the Sacred Heart that we may or pain. Sciatica, lumbago and all rheu- Representatives Hall, of Fowler; Furness, of scribers and all J. S. FARRELL & CO. (Contractors), Attitude of Senator Fairbanks. rights under the franchise. Superior Court. now consider our own are two in Cuba and matic pains cured by Munyon’s Rheumatism Furnessville; Knotts, of Hammond, and Special to the Indianapolis Journal. Mr. A. H. Nordyke last night stated that Room I—J. L. McMaster, one in Porto Rico. These will also be hon- Cure. Dyspepsia and all stomach troubles Marshall, of Judge. ored by the visit from the mother general. cured by Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure. Ninety SALE AND LIVERY STABLES—- Lafayette. WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. Senator Fair- another company is already organized at 'Maggie Morton vs. The Citizens’ Street- The But all this will be done quietly. She is per cent, of all kidney complaints cured by HORACE WOOD (Carriages, Traps. Buck- monotony of the senatorial contest banks has had his attention cajled to West- Noblesville to put in an independent plant. railroad Company; damages. On trial by not a celebrity on pleasure trip, nor yet Munyon’s Kidney Cure. Headaches, jury. a cold! boards, etc.), 25 Circle. Tel. 1097. has been somewhat broken during the last ern publications in which it was said that This company, he has been organized one seeking notoriety. She is simply a and coughs, impure blood, general debility, said, Keaosha Crib Company vs. Puritan Bed mother, daugh- SHOW few days. One day last summer while Sen- for visiting her large family of nervousness, all quickly cured by Munyon s CASES— he was antagonizing the election of Mr. some time, but had not been preparing Spring Company; attachment. Compromised ters, pleased and happy also to know their Remedies. Eminent doctors from leading W ILLIAM WIEGEL, ator Will Wood was sitting in his law office Beveridge to the United States Senate on to operate unless the deal between the Cen- and dismissed. children, the children of Mary, this last be- colleges make examinations and give best - 116 South Pennsylvania st. in Lafayette, a stylish young lady entered tral and Indiana Bond Company vs. Ida Erbich et ing the name by which the alumnae of the medical advice here or by mall absolutely tho theory that Mr. Beveridge’s success Union the existing company was al.; improvement lien. Dismissed and PARASOLS AND CANES— and before she left sold Wood a bottle costs academies of the Sacred Heart are known. free. The remedies cost mostly 25 cents a UMBRELLAS. to would make it harder for him (Fairbanks) consummated. Now that it has been done, paid. Into every city that Mother Digby goes she vial, and by all druggists. There C. W'. GUNTHER (Manufacturer), are sold of medicine that was guaranteed to quiet to be re-elected four years he was satisfied that the new company Judge. will be accorded a most hearty welcome by are 57 different cures for 57 different ail- . 21 Pembroke Arcade and 56 Mass, ave. hence. Senator Room 2—James M. Leathers, the worst and most aggravated case of nerv- Fairbanks has taken no part in the Indiana would begin work at once, and that Nobles- The the religieuse, and receptions in her honor ments. Open all day and evening. Sunday Red Clay Orchard Company vs. Jas. will be given by the sisters and their grad- 10 12. undertakers— ousness, produce sleep when all other senatorial contest, nor will he; neither has ville will within short have two tele- H. Smith. On trial by jury. to FRANK he, direetjy or Indirectly, a pref- a time uates, the Children of Mary, but to these BLANCHARD. remedies had failed and do other wonders intimated phone companies. think Room 3—Vinson Carter. Judge. not Catholics, 47 South Pennsylvania St. M N. Delaware at. Tel. 411. Lady Attendant. erence for any one of the candidates over He did not that the Veceptions no outsider, even a the others. No can, John will be admitted. The world is dead to a with a man on strain or whose nervous one be found here who purchases by the Central Union would have Wagner vs. Citizens’ Street-railroad - has express preference, damage. Jury nun, and there is nothing they dislike more WALL PAPERS— system was affected, A day or two ago heard the senator a any effect on the independent companies Company; returned verdict AMUSEMENTS. H. C. but he has said he will be perfectly for plaintiff for than to be lionized. It is seldom that one STEVENS, New Style# Wall Paper. Low Senator stopped that throughout S6OO. Prices. 930 N. Senate ave. Tel. 2on 2552. Wood was on the street in satisfied with whoever the Legislature of the State, or would interfere in Ida Mae Pearson vs. C., C., C. & St. L. R. of them can be induced to have her picture this city by a young lady who recalled the Indiana may elect and will welcome him any way with their success. W. Company; damages. On trial by jury. taken. To this absolute devotion to .their GRAND To-Night—All Week cordially religion anu abandonment of the world is Saturday. circumstance to him and "stated as his colleague and associate. Circuit Court. 250 Matinees To-morrow and due the fact that the ladies of the Sacred GRAND STOC K COMPANY was the same lady. She asked him to give Henry Clay Allen, Judge Heart have no likeness of Mother Barat, the CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR ANNUAL a Joseph her a of people James Boyce Kinsey & Cos. et founder of their order. In Beautiful Production of Arthur’! list to whom she could sell SHOOTING IN THE RAIN. vs. L. A. Famous Comedy Drama. FLANNER & on Jury returned Indiana BUCHANAN—32O North the remedy, as she is working in al.; note. verdict for Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for now this Tlie City Boomed for the Internation- plaintiff against all defendants except Lottie ladies and children. Office always city. Senator Wood was courtesy itself and Cracks from Over the Country at Lim- Kinsey for STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. open. al Meeting In 1001. A. $4,500. BI.UE Telephone 641. Hack# at lowest could hardly wait until he had given her ited Club'a Tournament. State ex rel. Rosa Dittinger vs. John Wil- JEANS* prevailing price. son; finding Evenings—soc, 25c, 15c. Matinees—2sc. letters to a bastardy. Evidence concluded; The President of Earlham Given Rea- of introduction list of his friends A meeting of the Christian Endeavor for defendant; judgment against relatrix Seats now on sule for \mn (Next were, The attendance of Indiana sons Why It Should who he told her, afflicted with most shooters at the Local Union was held at the First Presby- for costs. Be Reorganised. Monday) Matinee and Night, and all extreme cases of nervousness, which were tournament of the Limited Gun Club yes- George W. Koehne vs. Jacob Metzger; next week, when the Stoek Coni|iany terian Church last night, and the annual by plaintiff; judgment rapidly increasing, and to whom she could terday was light and while cracks from all libel. Dismissed To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal: will present ♦•JIM THE PENMAN." reports were heard. Rev. Burris A. Jenkins, against plaintiff for costs. C. E. undoubtedly parts of the country First—Under the present organization KREGELO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, has dispose of her medicine. Armed were there the weather of the Third Christian Church, was the pre- Frances M. Deboy vs. Samuel Deboy’s of business at his old establishment, 223 was of the for estate. Submitted to jury and evidence the board the State University | # North Delaware street. Everything new and com- with the letters and after profuse thanks, worst sort good shooting. siding officer. It was intended that Rev. J. is placed ENGLISH’S plete. telephone, young lady Early day heard. practically private Office No. 250. the started out. The letters in the the shooters gathered Cumming Smith, of Taberancle Church, New Suits Filed. under control while re- around the clubhouse ceiving exclusive support from Dec. 22, 23, 24 were addressed to Albert J. Beveridge, J. doors and looked should deliver an" "Address, but the bad Samuel S. Rhodes vs. Prudence S. Olcott public funds. K.VSST’ Sift. Frank Hanly, George W. Steele, Robert S. through the misty rain to try and This is wrong in principle as well as in REWRITTEN with NEW SONGS and DANCES, Taylor, James locate the weather kept many from attending the et al.; mortgage. Circuit Court. Frank M. Posey and A. boundaries of field. Charles Ida B. Moore; divorce. practice. university by HOYT’S Mount. Thns far returns have been received the The pigeons stood meeting, and it was decided to postpone Mr. Moore vs. The is controlled a shivering Superior Court. Room 3. eight from Beveridge and Hanly, who have vowed In the coops and seemed to share Smith’s talk. His address Greene; di- board of trustees. Three of these are vengeance will probably be Amelia M. Greene vs. Stewart A Stranger iti New York GlßßS—Passed away, Monday, at 1 o’clock, with horrible on Wood, while Wood with the shooters the opinion that prospects Superior Room 3. elected by its alumni and the remaining five given at the next meeting of the union. vorce. Court. By Company, Including Harry Conor, diphtheria, Harley Chitting Gibbs, aged twentv- chuckles and waits for returns from the were poor. J. J. Fanning, Julia vs. Alonzo McLain; divorce. the State Board of Education, No. 1 three, only son of Hiram 11. and Jennie H. L others. of San Francisco, Members of the union were! well pleased by which is Harry Gilfoil,’ George Beane, Anna Boyd and Gibbs. and J. J. Hollowell, Superior Court. Room 2. composed members, fifteen others. AN ABSURD PROPOSITION. of New York, with with the report of the finance committee, Sarah J. Wedel vs. August Frederick of the following be- Rollo O. Heikes, of Dayton, decided to shoot divorce. Superior Court, Room 1. sides the Governor of the State; the PRICES: Nights—2se, 50c, 75c, sl. Matinee—- The rumor that the Democratic members which showed a balance in the treasury of Wedel; viz, -23c, now regardless of the president 50c. Seats on sale. of the Legislature had made a proposition weather, while Harvey Mc- $43.14. The members appeared to feel that of the State University itself, the MASONlC—Keystone Murchey, president Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M. to the Republicans that they would join of Syracuse, N. Y.; C. S. Young, the union had dor.e exceedingly well in pay- A FREAK IN DISTRESS. of the State Normal School, the Annual meeting In Masonic Temple this (Tues- of Springfield, 0., and Ed Ryke, of Dayton, president of Purdue University, the day) evening at 7:30 with them in giving a unanimous vote to ex- ing its expenses for the year, and corning state Opening Monday Matinee, Christmas Day, o’clock. Election of officers decided stay with and payment of dues. All memlx:rs are requested President Harrison for the senatorship, was to indoors until the weather out with a balance in the treasury. The Charles Allen Howard Can Be Nailed superintendent of public instruction (who is Charles Frohman presents to ex attend. cleared up. “Tramp” Irwin, of Chicago, put union was also elated over the report of a officio a trustee of the State Normal (’HAS. 1,. HUTCHINSON, Acting H. P. not well received by the members who were Miss May' to Board. SMITH, in an appearance during the afternoon and Simmons, who is at the head of School), a city superintendent who is a JACOB W. Secretary. in the city yesterday. Senator Gilbert, who the department did intermediate in Christian graduate of the State University JULIAMARLOWE is the personal representative of Judge Tay- well. Endeavor work. This department is com- A dime-museum “freak” named Charles and a con- Monday afternoon and night. lor, of Fort Wayne, said: “The idea is ab- The tournament committee, composed of posed of young people between the ages of spicuous promoter of its interests as a VALESKA and eighteen Allen Howard applied at the police station The COUNTESS LOANS—Money on John Lilly, George Beck and E. H. Tripp, twelvo years. Miss Simmons lobbyist of the Legislature, and th perin- mortgages. C. F. SAYLES, surd. The Democrats could not afford to do announced that there are now eleven so- last night for shelter. He carried under his Tuesday Night... MS YOU LIKE IT 75 East Market street. Instead of abandoning the morning pro- tendents of two other cities. This posi- so, for it would mean demoralization to gramme cieties in the city, with a membership of pasted full of newspaper no- Wednesday Night INCOMAR and over. as it was thought it would do, de- arm a book LOANS—Sums of SSOO on a 250. The chairman made a report for the tion of the board is admirably at :d to Sent* on Thursday. City property their party. No one questions the eminent cided postponement and to till in the tices of his performances. Howard said Sale and farms. morning expert committee which is in charge of the work of the promotion floor, bal, 75c, 50o; gal, 25c. C. E. COFFIN & CO., 150 East Market street. fitness of General Harrison for the place, two shoots were held with had no he mutual of individual in erests Prices; Lower SI.QQr $1; targets expert “booming” Indianapolis for the interna- that because he sense of feeling MONEY holding ten each. As the rules called among the three’ state schools which domi- LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE but he would not accept it, even under up, traps, tional convention of the Christian Endtavor could be nailed a board. To show that permanent positions with responsible concerns for one man five unknown known to to-day, ; £ those circumstances, I am sure. I do not angles, traps Societies in 1901. This committee is l.nown nate it. In such a matter as the appoint- HARK- s: upon their own names without security; easy pay- empty the and repeat, the “1901 he was telling the truth he performed the pients. place any reliance in it.’’ efforts of the first men up, who shot in a as the committee.” Mr. Jenkins said ment of trustees of the State University it TOLMAN, Room 701. Stevenson building. J. Frank Hanly, who returned in the aft- he believed the chances of Indianapolis for edifying operation of thrusting needles into Bartley blinding rain, provoked laughter. The first is only natural suppose that CHin|beli’s Bent Play, MONEY—To loan on Indiana farms. Lowest ernoon, declined to say anything about it. shoot procuring the convention were very flatter- his face and nails into his nostrils, which to the nomina- market rate; privilege resulted as follows: ing. year for payment before due. but Senator Woods, who is his close friend, Heikes 7, Budd 6. Hoover 7, Parry 4, Fan- Next the convention will be held appreciated by the members of tions'of its president will receive the unani- We also buy municipal bonds. DAY & was greatly THOS. C. said: “A more nonsensical proposition I ning 8, Rike 9, Hollowell in Detroit, and In 1900 it will be held in mous indorsement of the officers and friends CO., Room 325-330, third floor Lemcke building, 9, Beck 7. expected the force who happened to be present. He “The White Slave” Indianapolis. never heard of. It is absurd on the face of The second score stood: Heikes 6, London, England. It is that 10.000 it. I take no stock in it whatever.’’ Christian Endeavorers will go from this was but had lived of the other institutions represented in the THURSDAY—"A ••High-Born Lady,” "Hoosier” 7, Fanning 5, Beck S, Hollowell said he an with (heir Senator Goodwine, of Williamsport, who Apperson country to attend. Mr. Jenkins thinks there hoard. This, in effect, places the appoint- Clifford and Until und FOR RENT. 4: Tripp 6, 7, Budd 9. Following will difficulty in securing the in India the greater part of his life. He Farce-Comedy Coin of 20. arrived yesterday, said: “You might just as be no conven- eight puny this came a fifteen-bird shoot, which result- tion for this city the following year, and he was “broke” because his manager left him ment of five out of trustees of the Xmas, Tuesday and Wednesday—“Knobs FOR RENT—Brick factory building, 24 well talk of the Pope of Rome being nomi- ed In a score of: Budd 13, Fanning 12, Garden unanimously. place is convinced that it will bring 50,000 people job, State University in the hands of its presi- o’ Tennessee.” Secure nowr . Btreet, two squares south of Union Station. nated In the first I do “Hoosier” 12, Heikes 15, Tripp 13, Cooper 8, when he lost his last and took all his seats not believe that General Harrison would to the city. money. He had not the sense of taste, he dent. That is to say the board of control of 10c, 20c, 30c. Everybody goes to the Park. FOR RENT—Large second floor for light manu- Apperson 13, Parry 11. the State University is practically the crea- facturlng, or take it, and as for the rest of it, there is Miss Wishard reminded the union that the said, but his appetite was good. Superin- with without power; rent about just say At 1 o’clock it was decided to start the big be here for tion of its president and alumni. At the 113; also, cellar about 24x46. Call as much reason in it as to that the shoot In spite of the rain and in the Yale band will on Jan. 16 a tendent Quigley gave him money to buy his at 143 East Pope is to be nominated.” mean- week’s stay. She explained how the hand and directed him the Friendly Inn same time the public is called upon to sup- Empire Theater South street. time a tent was erected from under which supper to ply The senatorial candidates are expected to will carry on Its work in the interest of for a bed. He said he would return to the the money for the institution’s support. Cor. NVubnsh and Delaware Sts. the shooters did their work. In all 120 tar- missionary cause, urged Satisfactory yet begin arriving to-day, and Judge Taylor gets matches, the and the mem- police station to-day and seek the aid of reason has not been of- will probably be the first on the ground, al- were shot in eight with twen- bers of the union to lend a helping hand. fered why the State University should not, ty birds to the match. The rain prevented the superintendent in procuring contracts like FOR SALE)—ReaI though Major Steele is expected for a short The nominating committee announced the with the medical colleges for exhibitions other state institutions, be under the 3—Days Only—3 Estate—No cash needed: fine time, fiist-class scores being made, but consider- President, management of board which in residence lot near but not to remain. following new officers: W. D. and “examinations.” a fact as Fifteenth street: will sell to B. Hunt stopped ing all things, the work was surprisingly Hoskins. First Friends’ Church; vice presi- well as in name represents the people of Commencing Monday .Matinee, December 19, and any one who will build at once and will take Secretary of State Union good. Heikes did the best work and scored mortgage security at 6 per cent, on long time over last night and announced that he had dents, Miss Martha Allen. Third Christian the State. This, however, can only be Matinee Dally Every Might or 151 birds out of his 160 chances. Fanning about, will sell cheap for cash. Address A. 11., care filled the last place at his disposal by the Church; Mr Schmidt. St. .Paul’s M. E. NATIONAL GUARD MEETING. brought under the present method of Journal. appointment of Richard T. Burrell, of came next with 145. Then came McMurehey Church: A. C. Ward. Englewood Christian delegating the election of the State Uni- Bloomfield, with 143; Budd with 141. while Beck and Church; W. Clark, First Presbyterian versity trustees to the State Board of Edu- to the position of second deputy. Young were tied for fifth B. Mr. Burrell was deputy clerk of his county honors with 138 Church; secretary. Miss Flora Drake, Hill- What Indiana Would Get I'nrter Pro- cation, by so reorganizing the state board as Harry Morris’LittleLambs SALE. apiece. Under the terms of the contest the side-avenue Chrlstiah Church; treasurer, to divorce its membership from all official and is well known. prizes among posed Appropriation. Prices of Admission—loc, 15c 2oe, 50c, 75c. FOR SALE!—Ten are to be divided the above Edwin Weir, First United Presbyterian connection with the two universities and the R.I.P.A.N.S tot 6 cents at HAMMOND’S CLAIMS. “high average men’’ in Dec. 22, 23. 24 PARISIAN WIDOWS. druggists; one gives relief. the order of their Church; promoter of junior work. Miss Normal School. To simply enlarge the Representative Knotts, of Hammond, is standing. The attendance yesterday after- Harriet Wishard, Seventh Presbyterian Adjutant General Gore has returned from membership of the board while continuing noon was flattering in view of the general here to give nearly his whole time to secur- Church. the meeting of the National Guard Associa- the present large cx officio membership of impression prevailing in the city that the representatives of the state colleges, as has ing the passage of two bills. One of these prevent any shooting. held Chicago. Yesterday, in FOR TRADE—Fine residence lot near Fifteenth rain would Several tion at dis- been proposed by the state board Itself, street; worth $2,200. with SSOO mortgage; will is practically the same measure to open tho prominent Indiana shooters have notified THE TRACY TRAGEDY. cussing the resolution adopted by the asso- would be wholly inadequate to the purpose. cottage Secretary Hearsey that they intend to take trade for In any good location, not worth mouth of the harbor at Hammond which ciation to ask the federal government for Second—Under the present system the over $2,500. Address A- H., care Journal. part in the tournament later in the week. State University, the Normal and Purdue was passed at the last session, but was The Limited Gun Club will servp luncheon Grand Jury Investlgatlnk—O’Connor a $5,000,000 appropriation for the National COKE! no general reports COKE! every make itemized to the WAVIED-MALE HELP. vetoed by the Governor. Mr. Knotts said to the visitors day during the tourna- and the Family. Guard of the country, General Gore said, State of their expenditures of funds. ment. public WANTED—Meg last evening: “The people of my district while he hoped to see it granted, he did not In this respect they enjoy an exemption to learn barber trade; only eight from responsibility to the public in the ad- weeks required; we have ojiened new field for affected by this bill are a unit for it and The grand jury is Investigating the killing look upon it as a contingency to be depended graduates; guarantee ministration of their financial affairs which Lump and Crushed positively positions at sls they me here last session to get A NEW POWER HOUSE. sixteen-year-old boy, upon. Under appropriation the appor- weekly; complete com- sent it of Charles Tracy, the this is accorded to no other state Institution in also donate outfit of tools; as mission from start. Write to-day while through, and they afterward sent me to who shot by Timothy O’Connor, watch- tionment would give about $150,000 to In- Indiana, so far is known to the writer. —FOR SALE BY offer is was On what grounds is this discrimination good. MOLEii BARBER COLLEGE. Chicago. Washington to see what could be done for One Designed for J. H. Murphey on diana. which is twelve and one-half times it man at Greenlawn Cemetery, on Sunday, made? Why should not the public know , for Georgia the amount of money now furnished this 7 there. There is but seven hundred feet be- Street. Dec. 1L Yesterday the mother of young instance, the salaries of officers and mem- Wolf lake and Lake Michigan, and State by the government. General Gore tween Tracy was before the grand jury and O’Con- thinks it possible that the government will bers of the faculties of these institutions as we want to cut an opening through this well as the salaries of employes of the Indianapolis Gas or rooms on The Cos. WANTED—Three four North Side, large power house is now being designed Increase the present of $400,000 strip. There is twelve feet of water in Wolf A nor was summoned to appear, but was not appropriation State Reform School for Boys at Plainfield suitable for light housekeeping, by young mar- for to about a million, which would give the ried people; references exchanged. Address B lake, and the onlY opposition to such a John H. Murphey, which is intended for examined. He will go before the jury to-day. substantial lift and and the State School for Soldiers’ Orphans 16. measure comes from the four railroads, militia of this State a care Journal. small manufacturing concerns that require It is understood that the family of young enable the State to have a more effective at Knightstown? Can there he anything un- For tickets call at office— which would have to put in draw bridges. reasonable in the suggestion that the peo- * power and light in limited space. The build- Tracy now look upon the killing as an un- organization without increasing its own ap- WANTED— The bill will provide that they will either propriation. ple of the State ought to he informed as to have to cross on one four-track bridge or ing will be located on Georigia street, near fortunate accident, and do not condemn what proportion of the funds appropriated No. 49 South Pennsylvania WANTED—Men of good standing, intelligence two two-track bridges. We are willing to Pennsylvania, and will run west from tho The boy’s mother and O’Connor to its universities and the Normal School St. and active manage tax ourselves, it done. It O’Connor. maintaining legitimate to districts and subagents and want will first alley. Tt will be 90 by 250 feet and will the same time BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE. go towards the edu- i for the sale of acetylene, generators. There is big cost us about $25,000. and after this the gov- reached the courthouse about cational work for which these institutions money for good men sente be five stories high, the cost be from | with means to start ernment will look after it. The government and will yesterday afternoon and went to the grand Contracts Awarded. were established and how much goes into 'Address HARRIB-HAHT COMPANY. The Deni- does not make harbors, but it does keep $40,000 to $45,000. The structure will supply advertising expedients and campaign work PHOENIX son. Indianapolis. adequate quarters fdr a large number jupy’s waiting room together. They were For graveling roadway, paving with brick them up after they are made. The last bill of conversing when they stepped on the ele- for the purpose, in part at least, of secur- was vetoed on the ground that it was small manufacturing concerns. the gutters and paving with cement and ing patronage, which would go Mutual Life Insurance Company vator and appeared to be friendly. John S. curbing with atone the sidewalks of Clifton otherwise mmYOYAKT. ’vicious.’ If 99 per cent, of the people want Duncan will defend O’Connor in the event to other schools of recognized standing to Special rates on loans of $25,000 to $50,000. to be vicious in that way they have the street from Roache avenue to Thirty-first swell the attendance at the schools CLAIRVOYANT—Mrs. CHRISTMAS that he is Indicted. street, W. 11. Abbett, at $1.93 a lineal state Loans Griswold reads past, pres- right to be vicious, and I am going to try to SERVICES. The grand jury will make its final report to and afford plausible ground on which to basa Standard ent and future of one's life. Gives them luck get the same bill through again. The veto- foot on each side of said improvement com- claims for success and happiness. 646 At probably to-morrow. It is believed that the new and increasing appropria- Address all communications to East South street ing of the last bill has simply kept Ham- Meridian-street M. E. Church, Christ- against plete, stratified limestone curb to be used. tions from the Hours, 10 a. m. to 8 p. n report will contain an indictment For brick the roadway of Legislature? Many F. W. MORRISON, Attorney, mond back for two years, and Hammond mas day, a musleal programme will he ren- F. J. Meyers, who is charged with appropri- paving with other items of expehditure might be Miami street from Delaware street to Ala- 8 When building, Indianapolis, will not forget It. dered. Max Leckner is director and Miss ating county supplies to his own use while of public interest. This fact that 7 and Ind. IJBGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "There is another bill I want to get bama street, to W. C. Allen, at $1.25 a lineal no adequate accounting is made the Long Dist. Tel. 3985. Shirley Shoemaker organist. The superintendent of the county poor farm. The foot. to through. In my district there is a section Meridian grand the park scan- State by the state schools affords of itself NOTICE OF THE LETTING OF CON- jury will not consider Final Action Taken. seventy-five miles long and eighteen to. Chora! Society will be assisted by Mr. Ru- dal at this session. Judge Alford gave no in- a good and sufficient reason for the creation TRAIT FOR THE FI RMSHING OF twenty miles wide, which is a swamp from dolph Koster. violinist; solo voices. Miss structions along this line, as it was under- For graveling roadway of first alley west of a State Board of Education composed of the Kankakee river. If the windings of of Delaware street from Nineteenth disinterested educators, charged with COAL FOR THE MARION COUN- Clarissa K. Koons. first soprano; Miss Mary stood the jury would have its time fully oc- street the the river were followed in that cupied with the regular work. This session to Twentieth street. duty of carefully examining into the finan- Consumers TY Broughton, To Natural Gas COURTHOUSE AND strip the channel would be found to be E. second soprano; Mrs. Walter has been an unusually busy one on account For graveling roadway of first alley east cial administration of the State’s three in- COUNTY JAIL. over two hundred miles long. The fall is a L. Fugate, alto; Mr. Andrew Smith, tenor; of the large number of minor cases that of Reisner street from first alley south of stitutions of higher learning as well as of foot to the mile and the river winds and brought before the jury. Morris street to Howard street. making text-book contracts and of directing so a ground Mr. Louis Dochez, basso. have been Notice Is herebv given that on or before 10 twists that not foot of this is Engineer to Prepare- Papers. the work in our admirable system of com- The Indianapolis Gas Company assures O’clock a. rn. Tuesday, l*ec. now. Forenoon, 10:45 o’clock: 27, ISItX, the Board o' productive Some plan should be pro- She Wa Crushed at Cincinnati. mon schools. Commissioners of Marlon county. Indiana, will vided for straightening that channel or do- Organ Prelude. For paving with brick the roadway of Third—The retention of the three state its patrons that it is making every effort receive sealed bids for furnishing for the vear ing something that will reclaim that laud, "Gloria.” The damage suit of Ida May Pearson the first alley north of Thirteenth street school presidents upon the state board is 1859, Brazil block cht lots, in its power to maintain an adequate sup- coal In as ordered, it docs not speak well for the intelligence Responsive Reading. against tho Big Four Railway Company from Broadway to first alley west. defended by the board itself on the ground for the Marlon county courthouse of people State they paving jail, to he and Marion tho of this that let Scripture Reading. For with creosoted wooden blocks that the duties of the board require that it ply, but gives notice that any consumer county delivered ii. the coal rooms of Congregational went to trial in Room 3, Superior Court, roadway cement the and jail. this land lie as it is when the river has such Hymn—“Antioch”....Handel the and with the side- he made up of professional educators. Is courthouse fall. for yesterday, before a jury. Miss Pearson is walks of Ash street from street dissatisfied with the supply can have the The successful execute a That land is most valuable the Prayer. Sixteenth the public to conclude from this argument bidder to a satisfactory cultivation of the beet. Nelson Mor- Behold, to Twenty-first street. bond conditioned for the faithful performance of sugar Anthem—“ I Bring You Good demanding SIO,OOO damages on account of that Indiana’s higher state educational in- money paid by him in advance refunded the contract. ris experimented with it and planted some Tidings” H. N. Bartlett personal injuries received Sta- Petition Denied. stitutions, after all the long years of their the beets government in'the Union his The board reserves the right to reject any and wild. He sent to the Notices and Collection. of alley north of existence and the expenditure of millions of from the date of returning mixers to and they analyzed 12.88 per cent, sugar, Soprano The King” tion at Cincinnati on Sept. 6, 1896. She For vacation first Elev- treasury, •Jt bids. Solo—" New-born enth street from Ash street to first alley dollars from the public have so this office. Witness our hands this 16th day of December which is remarkable. The land is right in (violin obligato) Hammerel claims her injuries are permanent. Miss far failed in their mission that, outside of JOHN sugar-beet east of Ash street. < 1898. M'GRKGOR. the. zone, and would be most Miss Clarissa K. Koons. Pearson patronized a Sunday excursion to the present membership of the hoard, no HENRY 1, HARDING, valuable If reclaimed. It ought to be done, Congregational Hymn—“Christmas”. .Handel Final Estimate Allowed. available citizens can be found whose JAMES B. GREER. and I am going to see if it can’t be done. Sermon and Prayer. Cincinnati, returning the same day. It is For construction of a local sewer in and scholarship, mor ll character and profess- Commissioners of Marlon County of large Anthem—“ Lovely Upon claimed that on that day the Big Four Rail- The Indianapolis Gas Company. Att°st B. There is a tract land as as two How the Moun- along the first alley north of Prospect sional skili fit them to be entrusted with the HARRY SMITH. Auditor, counties, of which one-third is worthless, tains” C. W. Coombs way ran thiee other excursions to Cincin- important responsible directing g*""?—— street from Dawson street to Nelson street. and work of —s that might be made productive.” Congregational Hymn “Herald An- nati over its different lines. All of these our system of education? The un- gels” trains were to leave the l Tnion public toil. A dispatch from Marion says: “Major Mendelssohn advertised Nothing: dersigned does not believe that such is the IneoriMirn George Steele home from Washington. Benediction. Station at the same hour for the return Definite an to Spencer Mouse. The following W. is case. But. coming as this argument does articles of incorporation He left yesterday for the northern part of Organ Postlude. trip. When Miss Pearson went to the sta- Relative to the proposed enlarging and from an official bulletin of the state board were filed yesterday: the State to look after his senatorial fences. Evening: tion she found a great crowd waiting to get improvement of the Spencer House, Mr. itself, dated Nov. 19. 1898, it constitutes an They’ll Look Telephone While in Marion Major Steele had a short Organ Prelude Dudley Buck through the gates. When they were finally urgent creation by Tho Putnam County Company, Prayer. opened the throng surged violently forward, Henry Lawrence, the lessee, yesterday said: occasion for the the Os Oreencastle: capital. Jitt.OOO. Incorporat- conference with his friends and stated that Legislature of anew Board of Education ors: Clement C. Hurst, Jesse he felt sure that everything was coming his Congregational Hymn “Missionary and the plaintiff was caught and carried “The story, as printed, looks to me like a whose members shall have no official con- Richardson way. He will remain in the State until after Chant” Zenner with great force. She was helpless, she and Frank G. Gilmore. Reading by pipe dream. It is true that I have asked for nection with the state colleges and Normal At the Journal The the contest is decided, and will come to the Pastor. avers, and was unable to prevent herself Improvements, but the owners School, and which may be exp "ted to dis- Wabash Chemical and Raking Pow- —"Brightest being against of the prop- der Company; capital, $1,500. Incorporators: Indianapolis either to-morrow or Thursday Quartet and Best” thrown one of the iron gates. erty have not said, as yet, what they will cover and remove the cause of such in- Charles Charles Moore to remain. His private secretary, George E. W. Hanscom Her shoulder was dislocated and she claims will not do. They have asked hat I efficiency in the work of the state schools Latchem, .nd Louis Te Deum in C” two of her or me w Ie Hymai. B. Lockwood, will come to Indianapolis to- “Festival Dudley Buck that ribs were fractured. She want and what the cost will be, and the if it really does exist. J. J. MILLS. Remarks by the Pastor. managed to get train and Every morning The New Castle Canning morrow In his interests. It is not the inten- to the came on plans which 1 would like to have adopted Ind., Company In- Congregational Hymn—"To Us Child to this city. Dr. Robert T. Oliver, a Richmond. Dec. 19. creased its capital stock from SIO,OOO to $25,- tion. says Major Steele, to open quarters a den- have been sent to them. It remains with at the present time, but he will be at the of Hope Is Born” Handel tist of this city, was on the train and gave them whether or not the improvements 000. Violin Solo—“Andante Cantabile,” from Pearson medical will Denison when at the state capital on po- Miss what aid he could. be made, and nothing definite is known as litical missions. While Major Steele Op. 11 Tschaikowsky It is claimed the Big Four Company was it.” A Monunion t to Col. will to This week Lilly. be in active control of his own race for the Mr. Rudolph Koster. negligent in not providing better facilities & The Commercial Club members have de- senatorial honors, it will be known that “Infiammatus,” from “Stabat Mater”.. for handling the crowd at Cincinnati. Rossini NOTED RELIGIEI SB COMING. Rich. Lieber Cos. a Joint Senator-elect George A. of cided to place bronze bust of the late Ell Osborn, Tenor Joy to the World” this city, will be his active lieutenant.” Solo—“ Marzo Insisted on Her Transferring. —lmporter* of— IJlly in the vestibule of the club building, Mr. Andrew Smith. Mother General of the Order of the To see what on South Meridian street. This, with the Congregational Hymn “Holy, Holy. The damage suit of Maggie Morton Saered Heart to Tour America. ictlon liy Jiylge Taylor’s Friend*. AND MOSELLE tablet accompanying it.' is expected to be Nicaea” Dykes against the Citizens’ Street-railroad Com- Washington Times. RHINE a monument to the interest Mr. Lilly took Special to the Indianapolis Journal. Quartet—“And There Were Shepherds” in the formation Schneeker pany is on trial in Room 1, Superior Court. Mother Mabel Digby Is general and success of the club FORT WAYNE. Ind., Dec. 19.—The par- mother of during his lifetime. The memento will cost Ladles’ Trio—“Holy Christmas Night” The plaintiff is a colored woman, who all the religieuse of the Order of the Sacred lors of the Tippecanoe Club were crowded (violin obligato) Heart throughout the S4OO. Lassen claims she was put off a street car at the civilized world. Her . to-night with representative Republicans “Hallelujah Chorus,” from “The Mes- history furnishes a beautiful example of You. of siah” Handel Union Station. She had boarded the car in what can be done and suffered when life’s A Christina* Hint. Fort Wayne and Allen county to forward Benediction. West Indianapolis and had procured a forces are early directed to the accomplish- You haven’t slightest idea, you candidacy the say the of Judge Taylor for the Organ Postlude Dudley Buck transfer check to North Illinois street. The ment of one purpose. Mother Digby was •• • • W'hat give for this year? to me Christmas United States Senate. Robert B. Hanna conductor, it is averred, asked her to trans- not born of Catholic parents, but, like “It’s so hard to know what to give to a man.’’* Christmas music at Roberts at 11 fer Mother Beton. the founder of the Sisters of iua you a thing called the meeting George Park at the LTnion Station, but she declined to Let tell or two. dear. to order; E. get that she be Charity, Cardinal Cardinal Wise- given me embroidered on top a. m.: off, demanding carried on Newman, You’ve slipiiers Bursley was made permanent, chairman, and Anthem. ’’There Were Shepherds,” by Vin- to Washington man and many other of the brightest in- With blue roses end branches of wheat. the corner of Illinois and Are offering to Charles R. Lane and John T. Dougall cent. solo and chorus. streets, which point, she declared, was the tellects that the church has ever had, she is Both growing together on one parent stalk— sec- “My My They once on my feet. Soprano solo. Redeemer and proper place to transfer. It Is charged that a convert. 1893 Binger $7.50 have never been retaries. James B. Harper, I). N. Foster, R. Lord,” Miss Sweenie. Sou gave me a chamois tobacco pouch, dear. D. Buck. Ida the conductor led the woman from the car, The Digbys of England, where Mother With initials embroidered In red; B. Hanna. W. J. Vesey and Elmer Leonard Anthem. “Sing, O Heavens,” by B. Tams, despite her protest and to her great humilia- Digby was born, have long been noted in 1895 Lieserer $7.50 {What I said when I tried to open the thing were appointed a committee on resolutions. solo and chorus. tion. She dtmands $5,000 damages. social and literary matters. Keneim Digby, Christmas Buyers Song, service 1 at 7:30 p. m. English works Should undoubtedly never be said. speeches Jan. an writer whose can truly 1891 Qeisenheimer $9.00 given my While they were out were made profound, You've me tidies that tickle neck Edward Wilson Convicted. be said to be both brilliant and Vlo*t likely you'll lie And some neckties I never could wear, by many in the audience and very many of rarest the too hnny SS. Peter mill Paul Munir. the combination in world among 1895 Zeltinger Burg $9.00 your Jour, Because they were home-made, and three Inches Edward Wison, a young man who en- writers, and whose most celebrated work to write ail. Let the those present volunteered to be at Indian- The quartet choir of SS. Peter and Paul’s ■ml help you. Sometime* a mere short. listed to serve in the war with Spain, was is “Mores Catholic!,” is a relative of Mother 1893 Zeltinger Burg Auslese. $12.25 And some handkerchief# eight inches square. at>olis between now and the meeting of the Chapel. Meridian and Fourteenth streets, Digby. NUKKe*tion put* you In touch You gave me a shaving arrangement, my dear, Assembly, that number of Republic- tried by jury in the Criminal Court yester- With Inducement with u w rea t advertising; Idea, chrysanthemums bow; so a consisting of Miss Ildna M. Burks, soprano; every to enter upon a 1893 Elisenberger Auslese.. $20.50 With tied in a day and convicted of petit larceny. In de- worldly career and win renown as a woman and thi* week t* the lu*t week I never have used it: I wear a full beard. ans from the Twelfth district will be on the Miss C. Ballard, alto; Mr. Edward P. to get ChrlMtuia* money. years, fending Wilson Attorney Sherman of learning and social standing, with ail 1889 Bernkasteler $36.00 Am I have for three don’t you know? ground at all times. Judge Taylor will have tenor, Mott Ooktor... Clancy, and Mr. C. A. O’Connor, the family connections and wealth requisite Telephone .... You've given me boxes of shiny clears. placed particular emphasis on the fact that Per Each tied with a fluffy pink bow: this district solid, and the very enthusiastic baritone, will sing at the 4 a. m. and 10 a. m. to the accomplishment of any reasonable Dozen Quarts. C pass them around to my lingering guests, support of every Republican In it. The fol- Christmas day masses the following music: his client had responded to the call of hia wish, so strong was the religious feeling When I think it in time they should go. ■’Venite a Loremus,” Victor Hammerel; country. Wilson was stationed at Jackson- of this young girl that at seventeen years Complete Price List on Application. year you as Christinas draws lowing resolutions were adopted: “Kyrio” Schonaoker; “Gloria,” Beethoven; she fk this I'll tell ville during the war, with the signal of age was received into the Catholic near, “The Republicans of Alien county desire “Credo,” Wagner; offertory. "O Mira Nox,” corps. Church, and, although she did not at that I more would appreciate this: to proclaim to the Republicans of Indiana Adolphe Adam; “Sanctus,” Mendelssohn; After his return home he procured em- time confess her intention of becoming a me. (a simple dear), The M wlah you give gift, and York Journal, would their earnest Indorsement of Hon. Robert S. “Benedlctus,” Schumann; “Agnus Del,” ployment as night cashier In a restaurant religieuse, there Is no doubt that the vow 951 953 W. New Street. A Jolly old hug and a kiss' Taylor for nomination by the caucus of Re- Schubert. At the vesper service, 3 p. m., on West Washington street. He was charged was already taken in her heart, for shortly -v , Detroit Free Press, publican members for United States senu- I Stern’s musical vespers will be rendered. with stealing some money belonging to his after this eke began to serve Iter time as a Telephone 1263. No.