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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-03

natl the past week Mrs. D. L. Wilson is visiting
her mother, Mrs Jonas, in Indianapolis. Miss
Laura Robins entertained few friends Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Maggie Pye who will soon re-
move with her parents to Seymour, Ind Mr. Jacob
Deprez wife and son, have returned from Louisville,
KY where they have been visiting for some time. -
Miss Ella Daugherty came down from Indianapolis,
Miss Minnie Parrish is visiting her cousin Miss Hal
lie Joyce in Indianapolis Mrs. S. L. Ricketts, is en-
Pertaining her cousin, Mrs. Emma Powell, OF Brook
field KY. Miss Grace Blair, of Pine Bluff, Ark
who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Daniel Neff, has
returned to her home. Mrs. Charlie Fastlaben is
visiting friends in Cincinnati Mrs. Rev. j. H. Ed
wards who has been visiting in Monticello, Ind, re-
turned home Thursday evening: Mrs Frank Shell
don is the guest of her sister, Mrs Dr. Reed IN Chi
cago Miss Frank Senour entertained her Sunday
school class Monday evening Miss Bertha By:
waters of Louisville, KY who has been the guest of
the Misses Sutton, returned to her home Monday
evening Miss Sara Levinson is visiting her brother
in Charlottesville, Ind. Misses Matte and Katie
Houston are visiting friends at the capital. Miss
Ursie Winterrowd is visiting in Cincinnati "
Misses Mamie Newsock and Jennie Bolan, who have
been visiting Mrs. W. B. Wilson, returned to their
homes in Dayton o.. on Monday evening. The
Kensington Club met with Mrs. Charles Major on
Friday afternoon Mrs Levi Bookwalter and daugh.
ter Miss Mile have returned from their visit in
Peru, Ind. Misses Ida and Lizzie Updegraf, of
West Newton, Ind, the guests of their cousin,
Miss Lolie Updegraf of South Harrison street. .:
Miss Ella Norris who has been visiting relatives and
friends here for the past three months returned to
her home in Lebanon, o. last week. The Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met with Mrs
Will Elliott Tuesday afternoon. The yearly COM
mittee of the Ladies Matinee Musicale met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. j. B. Randall Mrs. 81. S.
Knapp is visiting Mrs. DR.. Trevitt in Columbus. o.
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Franklin.

Miss Fannie Bowen has returned from Cincinnati,
where she visiting her brother. Cards out
announcing the marriage of Miss Georgia Ritchey.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ritchey. and Mr..
y b. Eccles proprietor of the East End drug store
Miss Alpha Bergen and r. M. List were married at
Hopewell Church, Thursday night last. w. G..
Sandefur. wife and daughter, Mabel, are in Boston
where Mrs Sandefur and daughter will attend the
School of Oratory-- The following officers of The
Collegiate have been elected: Editor in-chief, E. A.
Remy; assistant, G. G. Hartsock exchange. Martin
Noble; local. @. NJ. Carter and j. O. Noe; editorial Lee
more Ayers and l.. O. Steining. The college and
public schools suspended Friday that the students
and pupils might attend the fair. Pierre Gray,
grand instructor K. of p visited Hesperian Lodge on
Friday evening Mrs. Emma Givens after two
weeks visit with DR.. Paynes family, has returned
to her home, Springfield O--J Z. Charlton is home
again, having spent several days with relatives in
Canada. =. The floral concert given on Thursday
evening for the benefit of DIR. Reuben Andrus,
novel, pleasing and successful affair. Mrs. Emma
Givens and Mrs. Clara Hannaman deserve much credit
for their efforts. The military band and the Franklin
orchestra assisted Miss Lottie Taulman of Milton
KY. is visiting friends in this place. Mrs. Hoge
and Charles Huff, of Bloomfield visiting Mr. and
Mrs, T. G. DonneI. :. Rev. Mcmillan, of Lebanon,
KY, will, in few weeks be installed pastor of the
Presbyterian Church here Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dun
lap are visiting Waterford, Va Rev. S. A.
Bright pastor of the M, E. Church, has moved
his family to this place and is in charge of the work
- Mr.. and Mrs. L. U. Downey of Gosport Wis
ting friends here R. M. Johnson chief of the ex-
aiming division of the Sixth Auditors Office Wash
ngton, D. Co. with his wife and son Emerson is visit
ing his old home here
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Candidates Endorsed by Greenbackers.

Nine of the Greenback county central committee
met privately in lawyer Patterson's Office yesterday
afternoon and made local ticket for their voters ont
of the Republican and Democratic candidates. The
Republicans indorsed Thaddeus Rollins for clerk,
Colonel Merrill for auditor Hezekah Smart for
urer, VIM. Hadley for commissioner, Judges Howe
and Walker for the Superior and Judge Irwin for the
Criminal bench. On the Democratic ticket Isaac
King for sheriff. Chris Brink for recorder. j. L..
Thompson for commissioner, James w. Harper tor
Superior Court judge and Bynum for Congress. A
disposition shown to discard tire legislative nomi-
nations of the other parties except James Mustard of
Washington township, who is on the Prohibition
ticket and to select candidates from their own party
who will be announced hereafter Some wanted
John Z. Sullivan Endorsed, but the other eight
getically pronounced against this selection.
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PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Cambridge City.

Mr. and Mrs Karl Swiggett the guests of Mrs
81 parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Fugate. at Indian
apolis this week Mr.. and Mrs James McCaffrey
returned on Tuesday from their trip to st. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Claypool, of Munce, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levin Swggett, Mrs. O.
parents, this week. Miss Leila Jameson, of Buffalo
\. Y, and Miss Mabel Gill; Of Indianapolis, are Wis
beautiful young lady of Bloomingdale, Ind
was the guest of friends here this week;
Mrs. J. B. Routh is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. George Bannister, at Indianapolis. :.
The Kansas Dakota excursion party, consisting oil
Elias Hastings and father. Mrs NJ. l.. Strick
Ter, Mrs jackson Smith, Mrs. Susie and
Dick Vestal and Miss Mollie Drischel. arrived
home on Tuesday -. Mrs J. H. Stonebraker
is enjoying visit from her sister, Mrs. Henry Hold
erman of Frankfort Tenn. - Mrs. McIlheny, OF
Dayton, o. was the guest of Mrs. Laura Richey thi.
week. Mrs Sanford Lackey left for Minneapoli;
on Tuesday, to visit her son, Park.
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Paris, Ill.

Mr.. W. B. Sheriff was in Indianapolis last week.
Mrs c. P. Hitch expects to spend this winter in Cali
fornia. Mr. Edward Fitch, of Albion. H., visited
relatives in this city last week Mr.. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Sholem have returned from their wedding tour
and will occupy their residence Court street.
Prof John Hurry of Indianapolis, visited relatives in
this city last week. Mr. and Mrs j. O. Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 0. Chestnut in Chicago last
week on pleasure trip Miss Fannie E. Gaylord
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Sutherland spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen in Greencastle :.
Mrs. A. J. Schueller and Mrs. Joe Garner and Miss
May Keepers visiting in Indianapolis last week.
- Mr.. Bruce McNutt was in Chicago last week
Mrs. George Hunt of Springfield. the guest of
Mrs. Henry VanSellars last week Mrs. James d.
Ely of Indianapolis is visiting her parents in this
city. Mr.. Homer Miller. of Tomah Wis. visit
ing relatives in this city last week. Mrs. o. S.
Munsell, of Council Grove Kan, is
visiting Mrs. James Eads in this city -
- Miss Mayme Sellers and Miss Nettie Hunter are
visiting friends and relatives at Washington, Ind
Mrs. Ida Lilly has returned to her home in Columbus.
Attorney general Hunt was in the city last week
and attended the funeral of Mr.. Alexander Mann
Thursday Miss Nellie Cooper of Paris. Mo-. Wis
tied friends in this city last week. She will attend
school at St. Mary's this winter. Mr. and Mrs. g.
w. Powell have returned from a visit in Boston and
other Eastern cities Mr.. Al Harris and sister have
returned from Window. MINI :. Mr.. A. G. Lane OF
Reynolds, Ind, is the guest of his son, Mr.. r. c.
O.. is visiting his brother Lawrence in this city. .
COL and Mrs. j. NJ Sheets attended the unwilling OF
the Grant monument, at Ironton Mo-, last week.
Mrs. Charles Snapp, of Urbana, and Mrs. Henry
Kaufman, of Terre Haute, visiting relatives il
this city last week.
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Meeting of Ministers.

The Christian ministers of the city held meeting
at Central Christian Church yesterday morning.
which was attended by all the Christian ministers in
the city and several from other denominations notably
from the Baptist Church. Those present enter.
tanned by paper by DR.. Jeffrey, Of the Baptist
Church, "Pauls Apostolic independently"
The paper quito interesting. He charac
terized Paul who had
special mission in the world and who filed 1t well.
His work differed materially from that of all the
other apostles, and none of them would have filed his
place. There will be another meeting next Saturday.
read IA paper. The Baptist brethren have been in
vited and win hereafter meet regularly with the
Christian preachers. The meeting next Saturday
will be in the Sunday-school room of the Central
Christian Church.
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street. the first four DAYS of last week. From here
she went to Wisconsin TO attend the State suffrage
convention, and afterward win go TO Kansas a
month's lecturing tour.
Mrs. @. B. Matlock, of Chicago who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs Eden returned to her home yes
terday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs j. B. Dill,
and daughter Bessie.
Miss Mamie Branham of Madison, now spending
some't time with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Branham, on
Home avenue, will remain all winter, to pursue must
cal studies for the violin and piano.
DIR. Metcal has gone to Toronto. Canada to attend
the conference of the State Boards of Health and the
annual meeting of the American Health Association,
both OF which convene in that city next week.
Miss Mabel Hopkins who has been visiting relatives
IN the city for time, returned home to Milwaukee to-
day. She will shortly be married to Mr.. Knowles, a
prominent young grain merchant of the Cream City,
Mrs. Myla Ritzinger and children, Miss Anna Hol1i-
day and Miss Roberta Tousey settled at Hanover
Germany with German families The former viii
remain several years The young ladies will probably
return in June.
The statement that Mr. r. r. Parker contemplated
entering the priesthood of the Episcopal Church is
entirely unwarranted. He has intention of retir-
ing from the business he has been successfully
gagged IN for so many years.
Bishop Knickerbacker, DIR. and Mrs. Jenckes, Rev.
E. A. Bradley, Mrs. David Macy. Mrs. J. :. Bingham
and daughter Laura, Mrs A. A. Cady Mrs. Josephine
Nichols Miss Emily Uphold and others will go to Chi
cago on Tuesday to attend the Episcopal convention
Rev. A. Prentiss. having received and accepted a
call from St Georges, of Leadville, Col. will leave
Tor MS new held on tuesday at noon A farewell re-
ception viii be rendered him Monday evening
from 7:3O to 1880 o'clock at the residence of Chas
A. Sudlow, No. 62l North Pennsylvania street.
The members of the South-street Baptist Church
arranging for series of entertainments to be held
in the Virginiaavenue Rink Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Oct. 10, 20 and 81. There will be music
lectures exhibition drill by good company
The hall will be finely decorated and many novel feat
ures will be presented This will be of the most
enjoyable times of the season.
Rev. G. Wisner, the newly-elected pastor of the
First German Reformed Church viii preach his first
regular sermon this morning. Mr.. Wisner has just
come from Cincinnati, having gone there from New
Philadelphia, Ohio to preach the at the open
ing session of the Central Synod which is in
sion He is man of genial disposition, and a
worker stands hign among the ministers Of his de
nomination
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Muncie.

On Wednesday evening Mr. Marsh Jackson and
Miss Emma Shoemaker, both of this city were united
in marriage at the NJ E. Church. Miss Ida Cramer
is spending Sunday with her parents at Cross roads
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Wildman are home from a
two weeks visit with friends in East Mrs. DIR.
E. E. Shields is horde from few days visit with
friends at Cambridge City. Mr.. and Mrs. John
REMOVER, of Huntington, Ind, were in the
city during the week, the guests of
Mrs. Mary Nicely. returning home on Friday
Miss Bertha Knowlton is visiting her sister, Mrs
AIDA Monor at Connersvile, Ind. :. Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Perkins are home from visit with friends at
Miles, Mich. Mrs NJ. D. Goodlander and two sisters
visited friends at Kokomo last week. Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Little home from an extended
business and pleasure trip to the East,
visiting New York and other cities
Mrs. E. HI. Valentine of Chicago. spent the week in
the city the guest of her mother. Mrs Susan Jack
- Mr.. j. E. Blaine and wife, of Plymouth Ind
were in the city few days last week visiting in the
family of Rev. George A. Little, returning home on
Wednesday. Miss Maud Wright will go to Ohio
next week, where she will remain for
some time, the guest of friends
Mrs. Mart Nelson, of San jose Cal, and Mrs John
Glenn of Oskaoosa Ia have been in the city for the
past two weeks, the guests of their sister Mrs Will
lam Kemper- Miss Lucy Kerper was in the city
during the week. the guest of Miss Lola Meeks.
Miss Eta Brewer of Valparaiso who has been in the
city for some time past the guest of Miss Inez Pat
erson left early in theweek to visit friends at Cam
len, Jay county.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Review Of Society Events.


While the State fair has absorbed almost the
entire. attention Of this community during the
past week, there have been quite number of
Interesting social gatherings The Fortnightly
Literary CLUB met with Mrs. Billiard on Tues
day afternoon, and the time was given to re-
counting the summer journeyings and recrea-
tons of quite q number Of the members.
Wednesday afternoon the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society was entertained by
Mrs. f. NJ. Finch. There was a large
attendance A letter was read from
Miss Holiday missionary to Persia Mrs. NJ
A. Grant gave an account of missionary work
in the Baptist Church; Mrs. j. S. Jenckes the
Episcopal and Mrs. Kelly the Methodist Church
All were careful reviews and full OF interest
The congregation of Holy Innocents Church
held social at Mrs. Benham's. The Richard
son Zouaves gave a complimentary dance at
Pfaffi ms Hail, which was unusually enjoyable
Mr.. James Collier and Miss Lizzie Mclaughlin
were married at st. Johns Cathedral. Mr.. Her
man Martin and Miss Anna Smith were mar
ried on Thursday evening at the brides
home on College avenue. The Bon Ton
Dancing Club was entertained on
Friday evening by MIR. Charles Share. The first
meeting Of the Woman's Club was held on Fri
day afternoon. Miss Media Dickson gave a
birthday party. Thursday. to celebrate her elev-
enth anniversary. and Master Clarence Coffin, a
party, yesterday to celebrate his tenth. The
first meeting of the Parlor Missionary Society
of Christ p. e. Church will be held tomorrow
afternoon, with Mrs. Charles Meigs, on North
Pennsylvania street. The first meeting Of the
Gentlemen's Literary Club will be held toner
row evening. Mrs e. e. Hollenbeck will give
reception, on Wednesday afternoon, for Mrs.
Charles Sherman. Of Chicago.
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GreencastIe.

Mrs. T. p Rockafellow and Mrs. F G.. Gilmore are
visiting in Harrison and Cincinnati o. Mr.. Homer
were married on Thursday They will make Green.
castle their home Mrs Alice Hawk of Indianapo-
lis, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. NJ Al
EN-. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk will move to Los Angeles,
CAL. about the middle OF next month
farewell reception rendered Dir. and Mrs. H. A.
Goblin at the residence of DR.. S. L. Bowman between
the hours of 7:30 and IL o'clock, Monday evening.
The spacods residence crowded most of the even
ing with friends of the Doctor and his estimable wife
Dr. Goblin left Thursday for his home in Bald
win, Kan. Mrs Goblin will remain in sthe city few
days, the guest of Mrs. Bowman.
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IadOga.

Mrs. Belle Scott and son. of Lafayette are visiting
here. Mrs NJ. A. Rapp, T. D. Morris Miss Sallie
Harney Abe Ravens, Emma Knox, T. J. Venard and
James Rousten visiting in Indianapolis. Mr. and
Mrs. W. s. Mills are visiting at Waveland. = Hon. D.
O. Slower has to Telluride Col to look after his
mining interests there. Mrs. George Slade has gone
Daugherty and family of Lebanon are visiting rea-
tives here. Mr. and Mrs Joe Daugherty entertained
about hundred of their many friends at their beau
tiful home on West Main street, on last Thursday
nigh 1t was to celebrate the ftieth anniversary of
Mr.. D. s birthday. "A number of ladies aud gentle
men interested in the subject have organized club to
take course in literature. The club is composed of
of the best talent in town. It meets twice each
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MattOon, Ill.

Mrs. E. G. Brown is guest of Mrs. Dr. Honn,
at Metcaf, Ill Mrs. J. W. Craig entertained Mrs
0. B. Fickn, of Charleston, this week. Mrs. @. E.
Roberts. of Decatur, H., is guest of Mrs. j. w
Hogue. Miss Laura Fallin has returned from a visit
at Shelbyvie, Ill Misses Nette and Flosse Garth
wait are guests of Indianapolis friends. Miss Lille
Berry of Champaign, Ill., is visiting Nation friends
Mrs. E. A Davis of Litchfeld, H., is guest of
Mrs. Geo. s. Gilbert. at the Dole House. Mrs jeff
Doran has gone to Washington, D. c.. to visit her
Todd Miss Fannie Rowe has returned from Mount
Vernon Ind
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Marriage licenses issued this week: oonn L. Spen-
Bates George w. Tucker and Marietta N. Without
Henry S. Burk and son John IT. Burk of Iowa, are
visiting here, where they lived years ago. Miss
Maggie Cason of Cynthiana, KY, is the guest of DIR.
Mcguire and wife. Miss Lulu Rohr of Indianapolis
was the guest of friends here during the week 49,.
Judge Bonner's two daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Wampler
of Richmond Ind and Mrs. Minnie Dechant, of Leb-
anon o.. visited the old home and friends this week.
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Charlottesville.

Gen. Lew Wallace and wife arrived home or last
Wednesday evening from Quaker City, n. ". Miss
Jennie Bryant entertained number of her friends on
Thursday evening. Miss Allie Luse has returned to
Washington, ID. c. Miss Blanche Holden has
turned from visit at Pawpaw Mich The ladies Of
the Center Church will give a social next Tuesday
evening in the church parlors- Mrs. Dick White
has been visiting friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. Fan
ME Bosworth. of Farmer City H. is the guest of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Bryant. j. III. Bene
ise and wife will attend family reunion at jefferson
Switzerland county. next Thursday. Mrs. V. Q.
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RushyiIle.

Mrs. Isaac Stewart is visiting in Chicago. James
David and wife, of Kokomo, are visiting here Mrs.
here Mrs. John Horst of Shelbyville, is visiting
relatives here. Mrs Mary Brown is visiting friends
in Indianapolis. John Brown and wife are visiting
relatives in Cincinnati and attending the xpositon
Misses Maud Mason and Hattie Bliss are visiting
friends in Cincinnati and Pittsburg. Lon Link and
family have gone Waynesboro, Va. on protracted
visit among relatives.
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Irwin returned from visit to Attica on Friday. -.
Mrs. Frank Abraham Of Parsons, Kan. Is visiting IN
this city Mr.. aud Mrs w. r. Pence, of Highland
county. Ohio, visiting DIR. j. r. Duncan. George
Coons and family visiting at Hamilton, o.. Rev.
A. Hummer, of the Methodist Church is the author
of book of poems entitled THE Sling of David and
Other Poems, which will be published about Nov. Is
by Hurst & Co., of New York. 1t win have intro
duction by Gen. Lew Wallace and the illustrations
will be by Dreke, of Philadelphia Miss Clara Orn-
baum returned on Thursday from a visit at Frank
fort Miss Kate Fisher, of Orleans. after visit
with Miss Lulu Symmes.. went to Indianapolis on
Wednesday, where she will study music this winter
Miss Ella Bennett of Galesburg ILL.,, is the guest
of the family of Professor Winslow. II. G. King
has been visiting home folks at Robinson, Ill.
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ure trip Of several weeks. Mrs Harry Calligan Is
visiting friends in Indianapolis. Mrs Thomas b.
Payne is visiting friends in st. Louis Mr. and Mrs
John Dinge of Lafayette. are visiting friends and
relatives in this city Mr.. and Mrs Felix Fongena
visiting friends in Springfield H.. Mr. and Mrs.
Blaine of Plymouth, Ind. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Burgett. The Chautauqua Circle viii
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meet on next Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. w. K Davis, on East Hill street Mrs Frank
w. Morse and Mrs. Alice Lamaree visited Indianapo-
lis on Wednesday and Thursday Mrs. G. w. Wees
ner is visiting relatives in Kokomo- After pleas
ant visit with friends here Charley Thorne returned
ON Friday, to his home in DeLand Fla Mrs. Asa
Ross is visiting relatives in indianapolis.
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ShelhYYilla.

Mrs. II. Fl. Smith and daughter Miss Millie are
visiting relatives and friends in Xena. o.. Mrs. Ben
Love was visiting friends at the capital the past
week. Mrs. Jim Wies is the guest of Mrs. Thomas
ellis in Indianapolis. Miss Fannie Wingate has re-
sumed her former position in Indianapolis Mrs. j.
b. Randall and two daughters visiting in Cnein
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Glanders I'm Bartholomew County.

Chambers I'm Bartholomew County.
The State Board Of Health was yesterday notified
of the existence of case of CHAMBERS at Hope Bar.
tholomew county. The State Veterinary Surgeon was
instructed to visit the locality and ascertain the
disease is really glsnders.
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Geisendorff's mill, James Ludwig. and Councilman
Thalman. Ludwig is represented being Demo-
crat. Mr.. Ludwigsays interview took place, and.
moreover Ludwig is a Republican
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A Manufactured Interview.

The Sentinel had some local matter. yesterday. pur-
porting to be an interview between the engineer at