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Rev. stu,l and His Troubles.

Special TO the indianapolis JournsI.
CRAwFoRDsvH.LE. March 3.-Rev. B. F. Stun,
formerly of Oxford. who. some months ago,
ported have deserted his wife and eoped with the
wife of James McCeol, is in jail at Crawfordsville
having been arrested upon grand jury warrant charg
ing him with obtaining money under false pretenses
1t is charged that at public sale, in Sugar Creek
township he took notes for property sold and after
ward collected the face value of the notes. giving his
receipt therefor. claiming that he had forgotten 10
bring the notes, and very much IN need of
money. Afterwards the notes presented
for payment. and the holders found that they had
been paid to Stun. Mr. Stul says that he viii come
out all right when the trial comes o and it is der
stood that the defense viii be that the notes not
sold but placed in the hands of parties at Wichita.
Kan, collateral security to secure $500. He
claims the paper has been redeemed. In interview
Mr. StuD said the charge that he had eoped with the
McCool woman not true. He said she had left
her husband several weeks before he started TO Kansas
When news reached him in Kansas about the report
of his elopement with the woman. he came back TO
false They then agreed 20 drop the matter. He then
spent six weeks collecting in order to money
TO to Kansas. But after he returned to Kan
busybodies kept talking, and finally his wife
secured divorce. He says he saw the Nc
Cool woman in Kansas and never had anything to do
with her he just barely knowing her when they met
He says that be did wrong in giving the ministry
and this trouble viii only tsnd pull him down
He says he has written to his DIVORCED wife several
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CrawforCiaviiIe

Clayton Hndebrand of Indianapolis. in the
city over last Sunday Sam Thomas has been home
a vacation from the Cincinnati law school. Mrs.
Charles White and daughter. of Plaineld visit
ing relatives in this city Mrs. Charles Goltra and
daughter at Bay st. Louis. John Dnins of An
drews, and conductor the Wabash railway, is Wis
ting in this vicinity c. Brush and daughter.
of Indianapolis have been visiting the home of w.
Il. Brush Mrs. III. o. Fairchd. who has been visit
ing her father George Hough, has returned to Madi
son. Wis Miss Mamie Elston returned to school
Indianapolis last Monday Mrs. S. S. Wilson, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs. v O. Irwin, has
returned to Greencastle- Mrs Isaac Cadwallader
has returned to her home at West Lebanon. Mrs.
Nettie E. Morrison of LaPorte has been visiting her
son Sam, who is in college Miss Nellie Roesgen,
of Columbus is the guest of Miss Julia Kostanzer
Miss Maggie Davis of Chicago, is visiting Miss Alice
Burns. Mrs. Ora Pearson has returned to
indianapolis, after a visit r. G. Smith S..
Rev j. f. Foster and wife, of Frankfort, have been
visiting in this city Mrs Will Arnold and children
of Terre Haute visiting j. A. Foote. Capt r.
H. LaFollette, of Lebanon has been in the city visit
ing sister Misses Mary and Evangelne Binford
gave an evening party on last Monday, which
L. McNutt, of indianapolis, has been in the city
visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Miss Mamie
Gerard has returned from a visit to Miss Laura
Rowser, at Indians polis Miss Flora Lauehlin of
Greencaste, is visiting at G. NJ. Crawford's- r.
Rhoades and daughter of indianapolis. have been
ting at Ed Vancamp Aaron Blair and wife, of
Indianapolis, in the city. Miss Ada Kendall of
Lafayette, is visiting Misses Minnie and Anna Brown
Mrs. Joe Taylor has returned from a visit to La
fayette,
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Musical Event at Bloomington.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
BLooMINGToN, Ind, March 3.-Last night the
cantata David, the Shepherd Boy, was given in Men
delssohn Opera house for the benefit of the Walnut
street Presbyterian Church, by company composed.
to grant extent, of students of Indiana University
The performance in every respect success and
great credit is due Miss Dora Leonds the drectress,
for her efficient management Mr.. ]. r. MUTT,
David, won general praise for his artistic rendition
of the beautiful airs belonging to that part. His
voice is certainly exceptional tenor of the
purest quality very sweet, yet powerful Miss Fife
Lemonds, as Abigail, also a Her voice
is pleasing, light soprano. Misses Ida Manley and
Maud Van Zandt the attendants of Abigail loo ked
charming in their oriental costumes, and sung their
parts well. In the part of Michal, Saul's daughter,
Miss Ella Rawles found role that displayed her fine
contralto voice. AS King Saul, Mr.. NJ. n. Owens
made decided hit his bearing regal and his
acting. for amateur, most commendable. His
voice is pleasing and wellrounded baritone and in
pitch splendidly adapted to the part of Saul Rich
ard Maxwell, as Jonathan, and ". L. Pauley,
Samuel fully sustained their regulations both for
music and acting T. d. Dresler Jesse, and f.
d. Cornell, as Abner. acceptable The chorus
generally conceded to have been all that could be
desired and little credit is due Mr.. Worthin for
his artistic accompaniment The chorus consisted of
Misses Rawles, Orchard, Hanna, Demaree. Fields
Shields, Miers, Perry Roseberry, BERTHE Perry, Pitt
man and Messrs. Cunningham, Reinsburg, Perigo,
Mitchell, Benham and Greenstreet.
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Concerning Women.

Walking. for exercise is the latest fad with Wash
ington society
Kansas women registering in large numbers to
vote at the coming election.
Mrs. Jeanette Thu=ber has given a musical educa-
ton to numbers OF poor girls in New York
Mrs. Christina F. Haley has made q comfortable
fortune by examining inventions and patent claims
Mrs. Zerelda &. Wallace is planning to make q
lecture tour through Maine, Vermont and Massa
chusetts next May.
The women of Lawrence. Kan, with Miss Sarah
president have organized society for political study
The municipal woman suffrage bill has been re-
ported favorably in the Iowa House of Representa-
tves and is said that sixty members in favor of
the bill
The wife Of ex,Judge Choate is president of the
New York Exchange for Women's Work and has
founded and endowed school for the practical edu-
cation of girls
Miss Mary L. Booth editor of Harper's Bazaar, has
translated about fifty works Her translation of
Gasparin's Uprising of Great People," which
Scribner published in 1861, completed in week
:, Rev. Heber Newton. of the Episcopal Church, New
State" in which he advocated the admission of
women TO equal privileges citizens and Office
holders.
The first Woman's Christian Temperance Union
ever formed in Mexico recently organized in the
T Tty OF Mexico with Mrs: T. q. Taber as president.
Tpe Spanish language will have 90 be used in con-
Quoting the work.
Miss Mary Snow. of Bangor, Me-, one of the best
executive principals of the country has resigned her
position at the head of gram
mar school, and bought dry goods store. She says
that the business Will be less exhaustlng than the
SCHOOL, that it will pay better and that she do as
much for the community, independent of her bust
ness, as she could in connection with her school.
Mrs. Abby Morton Daz writes: 1.-THE Women s
Educational and Industrial Union of Boston, Mass,
cautions all women to be wary of advertisements and
circulars promising-on receipt OF a certain sum
work at home with large earnings. We receiv-
ing letters from women far and who have been
defrauded by these promises Either the person for
warding the money gets answer at all. or the ma
terials and implements sent of little worth,
the finished work is rejected even
if well done other obstacles placed in the way,
the object being simply to get rid of her. The parties
advertising make frequent changes of and adj
dress, with some difference in circulars. They are
now sending out through the United States, Canada
and the provinces, hundreds of thousands of plaus
ibe circulars, well calculated to deceive, for not
many of the hundreds of thousands of women receiv
ing them aware that by a single advertisement
any city firm get plenty of workers close at hand
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Franklin.

Miss Anna Clapper, of Martinsville if visiting Miss
Ada Walker. Miss Grace Crawford. of Kansas is
w. Hutchison of indianapolis, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Barnett Hon. d. W. Howe. of
indianapolis, is visiting Colonel and Mrs
S. p. Oyler. Miss Josie Jelleff, of In
dianapolis is visiting fir lends in this city,.
Miss Orie Voris enter tanned few friends Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Sallie Ragsdale who
left Thursday for Columbus, Ind, where she will
make her future home Miss Kate Babb gave q
pleasant party on Wednesday evening Rev. j. f.
McCain and wife are visiting Liberty, Ind. DR..
Walter JeHery, of Passaic, y. j., is in the city
called by the illness of his mother Mrs.
E. Jeffrey Mrs. Maggie Cole, of Lafayette,
Harry Hyatt of Washington, Ind, visited the family
of r. S. Sturgeon, during the past week The
Pleasant Hour Club gave dance on Friday evening.
Michael Sells and Corwin are the guests of
]. 81. Thompson and family.
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Union City.

Miss Rosa Pogue has been kept from her store by
sickness during the past week. Mr.. VIM. Eldridge
has been suffering severely with eryspeas for several
days. Miss Ollie Gray, of Farmland has been
spending the last week with her aunt Mrs. W. It.
has returned home from extended visit with her
daughter and son, at Springfield, Mo- Mrs. Frank
H. Bowen entertained a company OF
lady friends, at her home Howard
street, Friday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Burke have returned to their home in this city, from
extended visit in southern Ohio The Misses
Murray, South Howard street, gave interesting
party, Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss Ollie
Gray of Farmland. Mrs. Tom Dunn entertained
company of young lady friends at her home, West
Pearl street, Tuesday evening Mrs. Bird Mcken-
ze celebrated her husbands birthday by giving party
to her Sunday school class Thursday evening, at
her home Walnut street. Miss Nina Tu1pen. the
fve-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Turpen, North Columbia street. gave a birthday
party to her young friends Saturday evening :.
Miss Nellie Martin has returned from a two-weekss
visit with friends in Winchester Mr.. VIII
@. Heitzman. a former citizen of this
place. was married Feb Is, at Springfield No., TO
Miss Alice Dalton, of that place Mrs. Herman
Scheme of ST. Paul. Mimi in the city, the guest Of
Mrs. s. G. Hutton Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Wabash,
Ind has been in the city during the week visiting her
sister, Miss Mantle Wiesner- Mr.. Eura Wolf and
family. of Chillicothe, o. here visiting Mr. VS.
parents. Miss Lille Mitchell has returned from
two weeks visit with friends at Logansport Mr.. ..
W. Lambert and wife, of Enterprise, O., in the
city visiting relatives.
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GreencastIe.

Julian Hogate, of DanyilIe visited friends here
Monday Jesse Weik has returned from New Or
leans Airs. A. Hurry is back from Troy N. ".
in Bloomington Mrs. John w. Lee spent part of
this week with her Jesse, in St. Louis. viii
Maoney has resigned his clerkship in Washington
and returned Miss Grace Irwin. daughter of
Judge irwin of Indianapolis is visiting friends here
Mira. Ogden of Danville spent q few days with
her son, who is attending college here, this week
Senator Horn delivered a very interest
ing and amusing lecture here on Monday
evening in reply to Henry George. :.
Miss Anna Augustus spent Sunday last at her home
in Paris Ill Miss Nellie Walker, of Indianapolis
visiting Miss Anes- Dean Howe delivers the uni
versitv lecture to-day. Miss Mol!ie Mathews and
Miss Emma Beckwith visited Terre Haute this week.
- Misses Laura and Cora Taggart, of Dallas Texas,
have re-entered the music school The military de-
partment of DePauw University, accompanied by
Lieutenant May, viii give military and musical en-
tertainnent at Charlottesville the evening of
March 8. Will w Fisher, one of our most popular
and enterprising young business men, has accepted
position in a Louisville house, whore he has gone to
assume bis dsties.
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part Of which Undermined and gentleman was
assigned by lot to complete the work prize being
given the most expert. After a spirited contest.
Charles Medearis adjudgsd the champion hem
Tner." After the hemming exercise over, fbean-
bag was INDUCED in. the prize being made by
Mrs T. Z. Higgins Dancing, cards, music and social
games. supplemented by refreshments, made up
most enjoyable evening The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Higgins, Misses Anna Cooper Emma
Oliver, Minnie jenkins, Maud Pierson, Anna and
Florence MITCHELL and Messrs. Chandler, Medearis,
McVey, Williams, Wellman, Kendall, Buzzard and
Bingsley.
The annual evening meeting Of the Fortnghtiy
Literary Club took place Friday night the resi-
dence or Mrs. J. w. Hess, North Alabama street.
1t took the form of supper. the members and few
invited guests, to the number of fifty being seated
at small tables Flowers in profusion placed
about the room, and bright lights and CHEEKY
company made the gathering a delightful one.
toasts responded to. sour Club"
was the topic given by Mrs. G. w. Fairbanks. Our
Opport unity-Leap-year was answered by Miss Mary
Caypool, and the last, Our Guests, the subject
for Miss Elizabeth Dye. Among the guests were
Mr.. James Whitcomb Riley Mr.. Jacob Dunn. Mrs.
Henry Wallace and Mrs. A. B. Anderson, of Craw-
louisville, and the Misses Hillary, Of Virginia The
responses bright and interesting and the hours
made intellectual feast. The club is one of
the pleasantest there is red and the meet
ings not the formal affairs often attends;
for, matter how informal club may be IN the be-
ginning they frequently become restricted in many
ways that rhe club of and freedom becomes one
of constitution and bylaws
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

CET YOU A HOME BEFORE THE BOOM IN
" real estate The Double Loan and Saving Asso-
citation presents q feature Two series start ct
Series No. /, with shares $500; weekly dues SO
cents. Loans full amount of each share, premium.
interest and dues payable weekly. No quarterly pay
xnents.
series No. Q. shares $780, weekly dues so cents.
Loans full amount of share: premiums interest and
dues payable weekly. No quarterly payments Every
payment weekly. pay ahead in either series.
Series No. runs out approximately in three years.
Interest reduced in otl6eseries. When a borrower
has paid in amount equal TO the value of share
the interest the loan for that share stops.
DIRECTORS.
John Woeher. Pres. Franklin Fire. Circle and
Market.
b. 4. Chenowetb. Pres. U. S. Wire Nail Works. rs
Shelby street.
Chas. NJ. Rasehig tobaccos, 81 f. Wash. st.
VIM. b. Burford. photographer, 81 w. Wash.
Taylor Elliott, of Elliott 81 Butler. l9l2 N Penn.
ID. q. Bryan 256 s. East.
Chas. Il. Holloway, O. Il. Coffin & Co, 90 r.. Market.
]. +. Carson, Carson a. Thompson. "a n Z. Wash
For Shares-Books open for subscription at the fol-
lowing places:
At the eounting-rooun of the Daily News.
With D. A. Chenoweth, at naiworks, 76 Shelby
street.
John Wocher, Franklin Fire building
Taylor Elliott, 19Aa ". Penn.
j. Il. Carson. S4lo Z. Wash.
The association viii meet at chas NJ Rachigs cigar
store No 81 East Washington street. Monday
evenings. First pay night, April :, lSSS
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soc,etv Even,a

Miss Josephine Robinson will give tea on Tuesday
evening some of the members of the German Club.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Suffern of this city
with Mr.. ChAs. j. Case, of Toledo is announced TO
take place in April.
The Equal Suffrage Society will hold its regular
monthly meeting at DR.. Haslep's residence No. 33
North Pennsylvania street, at 1880 O'Clock P. NJ on
Monday.
Misses Ray and Sallie Woolf. of East New York
street. entertained few friends Friday evening in
honor Of Miss Carrie Spritz, of Cincinnati and Miss
Julia Ash, of Greencastle
The old maids social, given by section No. g. headed
by Mrs Scott Moore, at Mayhower Church.
financially and socially a success. Mr.. Ketcham, Mrs
+. Flaner, and Mrs Belle Bistline furnished the
music
A very delightful reception given on Friday
evening by Queen Esther Chapter o. +. s., to DIR.
Marie Haslep, Of the members who will leave this
week for China. A pleasant feature of the occasion
vas the presentation of Bible to the Doctor from
members Of the chapter.
pleasant event of the week the leap-vear
reception and dance given at the home of Miss Maud
Flerson, on North Meridian street, 70 the members
Of the Quamon Club BY their lady friends. Among
those present Mr. and Mrs. Rehm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilcox. Misses Gable Henkle Spielhoff. Wehle,
Bacon, Fowler Fox, CAIN Barnbeizer. Sehmidlap,
Lowe. Weigman, Oliver. Pye, Klump and Efie and
Stella Church, and Messrs. Thomas, Roberts, Lutz.
Moore 6rnham, Morris, Galbreath, Beswick, Church.
Langdon and Kelly.
The home of Rev. John 6. Tevis No 50 Huron
street, was on Friday evening of of the
most pleasant and enjoyable gatherings that the mena
bers OF tcheralace Church have participated In
Tor many Day The party given by the ladies
ana friends OF the church in honor of Mrs. Teyis's
fifty first BIRTHDAY. Their coming was TO her com
piete surprise After Refreshments were served Mrs
pirate address behalf Of her friends as token Of
the high esteem in which they held their pastors
wife. presented her with handsome Persian shawl.
several dress patterns, SIS gold piece, and other
useful articles.
Afiss Name Strahan gave hem" party Tuesday
evening. Ereh lady came provided with a apron,
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MattOon.

Mrs. F. GArthwait and daughters went to Indianap-
oils "Wednesday C. w. Harvey and wife. of Ur-
banas H., guests of Nation friends Miss Jen
ME HandsaGker has returned to Hannibal, Mo-.
Marcus Wartham and sister have gone to Parsons,
kans4--. Mrs Dr. Rhoades, of Shelbyville. H., was
the guest of Mrs. D. r. Mcintyre the past week
Miss Moe Ballou, of Terre Harte spent the week in
Mattoen-.z Emma Hutchinson, of Charleston. visited
Nation friends Sunday. Mrs Thos Flynn visited
visiting in Jackson, Miss. H s. Clark departed for
vsic in the South, Monday, accompanied by wife
of Nation friends part of the week Mrs. j. W.
King viii visit Iowa friends next week Mrs. j. f.
Hughes spent the past few days with her husband.
the judge in Danville III Henry DAZZLING and wife
are enjoying "trip through the South. Miss Lou
vinia Ewing is home from Kansas City Miss Jessie
Wilson, of Peru, Ind is the guestof Miss Lulu White.
Mrs. VI. "A. Bourie, of Upper Sandusky, o., is
guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Mozier.--.J. S. Bonnard and
wife eff Terre Haute, became residents of Nation
Thursday. or
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The greatest society event of the season occurred
last Wednesday evening. The society ladies gave a
leap year reception at the City Hall. The assembly
tastefully decorated with flags and one of
the rooms carpeted and furnished with con-
venences for card-playing. Most of the gentlemen
present in full dress. The costumes of the
ladies rich and beautiful The Emerson
Quartet of Huntington, gave concert in the Chris
tan Church Saturday evening. "A. L. Rohbach has
returned from visit to relatives in PIttsburg, Pa
Mrs. MARI Wells went to North Manchester, Friday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Penrod. Miss Annie David
son. of Crawfordsville and Miss Julia Conner of dn-
dianapos. who have been visiting Miss Bessie Keyes
returned to their homes on Friday. - The Round
Table will meet with Miss Jennie Ross tomorrow
evening. March 5----Mr. Tolan and his Ed and
Charlie will remove to Marion Monday
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Miss Eva Snyder, of Richmond, the guest OF
friends here the first of the weekly. W. Trout OF
Philadelphia Pa. the guest of J. G. Livezey and
family over Sunday Miss Kitte McMeans, OF In
ianapos was visiting New Castle friends the first OF
the week Hon. Reuben Conner of Conners7iue.
was in the city last Wednesday Lew Kinsey, OF
Hegerstown spent part of last week with friends IN
this city --.Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Shafer OF
Altoona, Ia. were the guests Of D. w: Kinsey and
wife last week wv. b. Carter and wife, of Farm
land visited their daughter. Mrs. Isaiah jay, last
week Mark Davis and wife returned to their
home in this city last Monday, after
absence of several months in California John A
Sample and wife, of knightstown. visited Mrs. sam
pies parents here this week. One of the most brill
liant society events Witnessed in this city the
leap year party given in Jennngss Opera Hall last
Wednesday evening. The hall deliberately and
artistcaly decorated, and everything most cleverly
arranged for the entertainment of the crowd About
hundred couples were in attendance, among
whom were a number from a distance who had been
invited to shsre the hospitality of the ladies. As q
dress affair It surpassed any similar event ever wit
messed in New Castle.
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Edinburg.

G. Daring and wife. of Granville, New. visited
here last week Miss Blanche Coffman of Morgan
town, Ind visited here the past week. the guest of
Mrs. n. A. Bloor- Afford Williams of Indianap-
oils, visited relatives here last week Mrs. Adam
Mutz and Miss May Carvin spent the past week in
Cincinnati. O----S. G. Thompson returned to this
place last Thursday from three months pleasure
trip through California. Miss May Denison. of
Columbus, visited friends here last week. Mrs
Levi Owens visited relatives Indianapolis last
Ed Wallace return ed home last Tuesday from a
visit of several weeks in Franklin county Mrs
John Cheatam and sister, Mrs. Laura Tula, visited
relatives here the first of last week Jasper Pruitt
of this city married to MiAs Louie Miller. of
Franklin, at Indianapolis last Thursday.
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Marshall.

Miss Eiecta MeKeen. of Terre Haute. is the guest
of the Misses M artin- = Mrs. VIII Reborn has re-
turned from -ferre Haute, where she spent week
with relatives "a g. Lee and Joseph Berner were
home from st. Louis to spend last Sunday Newton
Iibbs and wife the guests of Martinsville rea
tves last Sat orday aud Sunday Miss Lena Degh-
ton IS IN Dresden o., spending few weeks with her
father j ohm Kaufman, of Olney, Is spending few
weeks at home with his parents Hugo Faust has
returned 10 mis- home in Kansas City, Mo-. and his
brother Ernest to Maroa Mrs Douglas Griffith OF
Terre ID Aute. has been spending several days here
with hse parents. John Morton and wife Edwin
Booth and wife returns ed home Tuesday from Chester
wher they spent few weeks with relatives Charles
Cole returned home. Tuesday, from Alma ILL., where