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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-10
9as 9ebeu.

Mas babe it bonn 2eben? Das III
Der StoBieufser 10 man6er aruler Wes
fen, bic Ii6 an ben Oprnsn bes tdglis
den 2ebens numb ribem, rbne fi1 am
Quit Der &oien gu laben. SIS lit tpabr,
iie qudlen unb miiben iid bon friib big
ipdt einen Sag ME ben anberen; eins
f6rmig mie in elmer Sretmiible geben
bic Wo6en nnb Monate babin. 8ietet
tid ibnen ia einmal ein @ergniigen
ober cine 3erfreuung, 10 1T fie nit 9ro>
Ben Soften unb Opfern perbnnben,
bat Gerger unb GerbfieBIi6teit i'm Gee
folge. ST es ibnen au perbenten,
tuenn fie fleinmiitbig ober gar pors
wurfSboa fragen: rWas babe i'd bonn
2eben?"-O bod:
Man lhafft 70 germ iid Sprg' nnb Miib',
Sud,t Sornen auf unb fimbet iie,
limb ldbt bas 8eilfen mnbemerft,
Ias rns am @ese bIibt!
GreiIid, tuer Greube unb Slid bon
auBen ermartet, Der mirb nobl man1s
NAL Dergebens bana1 ausihauen. Bon
lnnen beranS muB es fommen, feIbft
i9afen miifen mir eS uns. Meiltens
1T eS ia bod bic innere Stimmung. bic
ben NuBenbingen ibr @eprdge auf=
briidt. SIR bic aaermeifen Menf1en lit
Der 9auptinbalt bes 2ebens Nrbeit, oft
f1rpere Mrbeit. Warum fie aber mod
fduerer MAIDEN bur4 unniiBeS Sorgen
unb @riibeln urlb fi1 10 felbft perbit=
terns Wer germ, nit 2uft unb 2iebe,
bas tbut, mas inn auferlegt lit, benz
pirb f9on bic Mrbeit an iid 3u elmer
Quele pieler Greuben. gu biefer Mn=
lhauung muB iih ieber bur6bringef,
Der glidlid uerben tpiq. Wer eS nidt
tbut, mirb INNER aur 81 tlagen baben ;
er iiebt eben ben Walb Dor 8aumerl
ni1t. 9a 1T elm b~ebrdngtes Mitters
den nit elmer Stube poll 4inbern Sen
gan5en Sag gibt's Merser unb 8erbruB
megen Q6hern in ben &leibern, Gleden
in ben S6iir3en, 3erbrohenen Sdiie
feln unb fdmubigen Stuben; ba muB
man INNER nur toden, Hiden, maiden
unb puBen. nnb bic braIen 6duifden,
fframmen 8ein1en, rptben Bdf1en,
belen Meuglein unb bon 2ebensluft unb
uebermutb ftrablenben @eiidthen Der
aleinen. bic al bas unbeil angeridtet
baben, bleiben gang unbeahtet. Sinh
ne mtrtlid nllr ba, UNI 3aft unb Miib:
3u ma9en2 Soa man ni1t aud feline
0er5ensfreube baran baben2 go gibt
e6 un3dblige Oinae, bic, lie nad)bem
mir lie breben unb nenben, 6reube
unb 9eib fiir uns bergen. gs 1T cine
banfbare Stunt unb wertb, fie gu err
lernen, allen Dineen bic CUTE Settle
ab3ugeminnen.
r9eiterteit III Der SimmeI, unter
benz AaeS gebeibt, ausgenommen
@ift", fast Sean paul. So erbalten
mir uns benn bic innere Qeiterfeit, bic
Jreube an aleinigteiten, unb ipenn
mir he perloren baben, m6gen mir fie
mieber bon unieren @leinen lernen.
ST es benin gar ni9t Der Mibe tuertb,
iid barber gu freuen, baB bic Mors
genfonne gar 70 luitig in ben GenTers
fheiben bliBt, baB ,0dns1en" gar 70
be0 in bic Welt bineini6mettert, bab
Das treu gebegte &oient0dden nun
enblid anospen befommt? So, es
qeb6rt eben elm 3u~friebenes, finbli1es
8emiitb ba5u. es 5u f6nnen, aber mir
miinen bann unlfebren unb pie 4inber
perben, I'm gu biefem 9immelreid
ein3ugeben.
Wer rubig unb unbeirrt ieinen
Weg geben min. bite fi9 Dor @ers
gleidungen, es lei benrt nit fol9en,
bereil es nod f6limmer ersebt. Wer
mad oben bin pevslei6t, 6fnet Der
un5ufriebenbeit lnb bamit benz Heib,
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sdul,, 9almeu 1. @artem ii 5

Sdpls' Yalmen 8 8artem III Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en bon Sun
Mntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Sie re-
g~elmdBigen Mbenb 6rei : &onaerte an
bier Nbenbem in Der @o9e iint itets
sablrei6 beiudt unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
S@uls' Salpun 1T Der gr0Bte unb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
unb @bisfeps unb a~lleseit felerfrif6es
Bier, iotpie bic beiten G%isarrerl. S9ol3'
2un6 erfreut lid algemeiner @nerz
fenmung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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Mad r0miidem &edt.
(BerIiner @erihtsicene.)

-
0oa ~ IL m;ehsr e;ns oo,,,s ms;he
mn gtrofthoten Ssrsn ' a. sb ha}Sr %s;9t
inn Womm mnnem G;e Ssnm oer.
m r"b mol nsrni;ft;o m S Wv" H. H.
Sobre hohsu G;s Nh ho.n
S;ess Mar+s So masu, soa
ehS3euosr;Mts oorten ea,sm st,no
1OiShr;nsn Monu SAh nsn, M 1hs . s 81
Ser i'd ouf Der gnfIooehonf aemiHerz
maBen bduslid einaeridtet hattie, irtbem
er Bic gdnupftabafsboIe at ieirer Sim
fen unb Elm rotbes Saf1entu6 au ieis
ler &e6ten gclegt bate.
Ser Nneeflagte ermiberte: vMenr
GeMer mid form Sedfer 8ilbuns I'M
bur6aus Teen ugerfebt bu mid"
pon't meni6li6e 2eben bat, ban1 iou
er mid 8ubifec mer'n, bann fanr er
b0dtens bic irobe Mrbeit belt Miia>
fabren lernen."
Gorf.: sd m66te Sbnen bod
ratben, baB Sic ben 3eugen uadber
nidt %beleioigen; Sic miKen, bas Sc
ri6t perfebt feinen SpaB. Wir baben
alio mieber NAL cine Mirtbsbausfrage
gu er6rtern. Gon einem @eltdnbnlb
1T bel Sbnen wobl feline &ebe 2"
Mngefl.: uWat bat bet form
3mefs Seminal bate i'd glaens inies
rdunlt, TN ba meente Der Staatsauwalt,
id i6iene mir .oa nod orbentli9 mat
uf in5ubilben, I'm id murbe bann berbe
rinielegt."
gori.: Damn eradblen sic fura.
mas in Der MiQerlden Mirtbihoft
paiiirt it,"
Mnoefr. Sf mor era mr. -,
0ooensr o6te ana man her gbor;tee ;efoa,.
men inbem if HE irohe Ser.s Ssber.
un 9unaenfranf6eit mit'n Mnfiua BON
Senidaarre un perleBte Ooaenpnpine
aebatt bate. Mir feieniiber faB en-
Mann, Der fid nadber aIs'n 8albier
ausmies nnb Der iefdbrli9 flug iiber
Die menl9liden arantbeitea reben
tonnte. % tam en- wtann rim, Der
geamter belt Geinigungsipefen gu finb
fbier, tnoem er felner Sulettan5ug
boz inteidmisrt bate. @r ling ION
bisten trunul, I'm als Der galbier ibn
tra9te, mo- bet bel lbm bodeH b1dte,
meente Der Manr, lint &reu5". st
miBte lid ba mot bertnaIt baben.
Mein galbier trLmt nh ilei9 feline
Wetsbelt aug. Sat bbdte peiter MID
limb alS bic Siht I'M er muBte nit fiez
tenDe Aitrlente I'M llnlerpenoten ytapo=
: iiun1 inrelben. Wtann, fage Id. Sic
finb pobl Sa5aretbiebulfe bel bic reis
tenoe Sebirgsmartne ober bel bic Sns
biafabrer : aompagnie ierpeien. Sa
ruBt teen S%nreiben In SGmieren not.
Id Mil ben Manp form ne WeiBe in
bret Minuten ieiuno MAIDEN"
gpr{.: sd babe sSbne1 bod
aefaat. Sic fo(ten es fura mahen."
mmnsf1. 90. tobe IL oon %.
nm T. NOV m;umtey NOR o. fsy;rt
CrH .,nsts ~ "a MT hssSe Sdnns n
~. eaaiS. saa.n ~ fsGts NV h;r.er
r. ~ h oh III, T. on rio Gasrbnosu
Nv ~ ~" aSha C. saats
~ sMar hshs v SJ hsEsr ie,nnrS S MD.
IVY W 49, Il s;r No ms;ss Il Ss,
w, ,mSs unM ~ ;rossu MorS.
."IS onSa, man Sor, m,oSs
gauIsi e Sh,D. n6 S S;a @hmsha 1 noSs;
~ W. m. na Syn'a .s auw a ~ Ss NV 81, or,s s
W.ru uSsSs, i'Ds 1911 smOg =. an ~, r;h d~iSs
d. ias gS;o ma.hnsa MY ' p.
ssS ~. a;o. soa 1890, 49, OK
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@ire Sur fir Mbeumatismns.

Or. g. u. Sfinner BON 5erarfana,
Nrt., lit Elm gang entbuiiaftif6er 8ers
ebrer pon Gbumberlains .PainsgaIm"
ST gebrau6te bie'en S6meraen : 8alz
fam gesen &beumatismuS unb iast:
sd finbe. baB bies bas bette locale
Qeilmittel bagegen it," gu haben
in San Intonio in ben Mpotbe=
fen bon s. &alteper & Son, 9opz
ling 6 Gloob, s. g. Sod, q. DreiB,
$. Sduharb, 81. Gpbn & Co., s. 8.
6arriion unb &alteper & Sduharb
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Matirlid5e belize sduefelsWabe,

in Der unmittelberen Ndbe bon San
Nntonio, neben Dem Sibmeitli1en
Srrenaipl. 8ef6rberung per Omnibus
BON Der Stabt aus piermal tdgli1.
8dber 25 Gents.
s. g 9euermeper,
g. 8. 8or 1889. San Nntonio
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s6gr 9ie Morgan City Fish & Oyz
ster Company" bat tets cine NuSwabl
BON frifden GiiGen. 4utern unb @ils.
Sic erbdlt bapOn tdgli6 neue 3ufub>
rem. Sn Der Stabt werben bic Sa6er
frei abeeliefert. 3elepbon SEQ. 81.
Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe erbetelt ;
prompte @%usfibrung sarantirt.
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Ser Gbeitaub fein @ebeltanS

nit $5o0-$2,O0O ais Mitgift.
llnrerheiratbete San,en riO 3erren, tretet 10.
tort benz "GRAND OhDER OF III OLD Co
LoNY" bel une iitert Guh Slid uno 8errr6:
gen gu. Central Office fir IeraS 6l9 Npe
s, San Nntcnic. Dor 1913, gleentsu eeiudt.
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sDr Sci WeIton Co., 6ouz
itonitraBe, finbet man bic feinften inns
portirten unb beimif6en Delifats
eem Der Saiion.
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@ruuoeiaeutbums 1tebertraauuaeu.

s.. unb 6. @lmenborf an @bas. 30.
8arnett, 3 @runbfiide aus Columbia
9eigbts, $40.
s.. ilnb e.. glmenborf all Soiep9
Metealf, 2 8runbtiide auf Columbia
6eiahts, 1913.
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Serlanat

Mann unb 6rar, bic in Garmarbeiten
ieber @attuna pOaitdnbig bemanDert
limb, fir cine 6arm 20 MeiIen bon Der
Stabt. Miifen bic beifen gmpfebs
langen oOr5eigen. Nadaufrdgem bel
Or. u. s. Samper,
i'm MadeD 8lof, led}en Stut.
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asD lleberaieber, llnterseug, Sers
rem : 3oiIette : Mriifel, allies bon ben
beiten 6abrifanten bes 2aubes bel
Yancoaft & Sobn. Dir glau-
ben, baB mir bGs bette Gin : 9nnar,
6emb unb bic beiten rs gentssS triimefe
In Der Stabt perfaufen.
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fern fur 25 Gents bic Tlafde Su babea. Sc BELT ALE
duBerlthen S&mersen befer unb raider ais trstne Elm
anheres Mittel.
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Hss- Welton & 6 o. baben fortz
wdbrenb friide @aaren; groBe 9luss
tpabl BON 0elifatefen a0er 9lrt, bic
beIten eingemaGten 6rii6te, Semitic,
6leii9s unb anbere preidruen unb Elm
0rpbes Eager bon Stapel : 8rrceries.
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q. u. & q. y. 8abm.
Mhfnhrt
g. & 6. u. 8abn.


Na6 @alpefton, Ssuffon nnb guero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
I'm 1910 WDrm.
Na6 CORPUS @briiti, Nranfas BaB nnb
8eepiae tdgli9, ausgenommen @onn=
tags, m :05 Na6m.
gta6 &errDile tGgli6, al1sgenommen
Sonntags, um..-......5:00 Sad.
No6 &errpi1e, it1r Sonntags, tint
$3.50 @prm.
Na6 aerrpiIe tdgli6, ausgenommen
Spnntags unb MDntags, I'M
$3.50 8orm.
Mnfunft.
Bon @alpeiton, 6oufton nnb @uero
tdgii9, ausgenommen Spnntags,
INN ................8:05 Mbenb8.
Son Corpus @brifti, Mranfas YaB unb
8eepiae tdgli6l, ausgenommen @onn>
tags, um............2:O0 Nahm.
BON &errbiIe tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDnntags. 8 80 Norm.
@on 9errpiGe, itur Sonntags, Inn
500 Mbenbs.
8on aerrpile tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDnntags unb Montags, Inn
700 Mbenbs
SD~ Wenn Sbr 9erren einer guten.
baltbaren unb faibionablen Nn3ug
molt, gebt gu panena # & Sobn.
9ie5elhpn hohen MIR mite mnnrp. IA
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Gin eanbutrtt bemerfte neuli6, tas, fcitete bic
8tn36e Or. Buns rufens Syrup fnuf Ttalet, CT benz
Kitten nt4t rermtHen nodte. GS mus en runberbas
rs 3Rttfet feins aud tt Der Bret8 nur Is @ents.
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HHerIet.

HIerIet.
. Inter benz reuer W~abllpftem
Rnb man1e aurioia borgefommen.
so tin1mte i'm ID. Preeinct elm Biirs
ger fir ben probibitionifiiden @ous
peri1eur8tdnbibatett, lief. aber ben Nas
men zines aanbibatet1 fteber. Der bas
ffAr betantlt III, bob er benz @hnaps.
3eufel lur 5l febr ergeben lit. @inige
t1areu Der Neinung, baB uenr He ben
HQtaen eine8 &anbibater, ben iie be-
fotlber8 bebor3ugen moaten, mebrere
Nfaie feber Iafer, berlelbe iebesmal
ge3dbIt tuirb. Nnf biefe Weile beab=
fdfigten fe i'm tatt Der ginen. brei
pber bier Simmer 5u %beridaffen. Sic
3ubI Der unri1tig ansgefertigten
Wabl5ettei 1T e1orm.
- Sn 6otge Der g~rmdblung 6es
9f1porS Brnan @alldgban gum gounz
to- @i9ter tuirb Der Stabtratb BON San
Antrnio cine grtrnsS iBung abaubaIs
ten babeu, UNI cine grfakmabl fir ben
RET beS 3ermineS bis gum Mnfamg
bt8 WDuots Jebruar por3nnebmen.
Der @rmdblte muB elm MitsIieb bes
@tabfratbes fein. gs lit alio bic Nus.
f6t 5uif6en ben f~oIgenben aldermen
64reiner, 0nerguin, Qodmoob, Mu=
berfDn, Conner, Dousbertp, @resorp,
9lutb, 00fling. @eber. perf9 unD
8tdlnaur.
Man berednet, baB i'm gountp
etiua 1900 8irger iueniger geitimmt
b0bet. als regiltrirt mDrben finb llns
Glitige @abljettel siebt eS anndbernb
500. 10 baB ALTO an benz @eiammtpps
hun miubeffens 2100 Stimmen feblem.
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8e,pefsfSne.

81. Gttfprb tn Rem GaNel, Wts. Bate nerp5,es
4spll1t4 uae 1beauztssmns, BITE gerbauunssprsan
1eEsa p f4le9ten 3afaHbe, bic etber mesflft anaes
ox58kns t4tle fetuen Mppettt unh mar hberbaupt ppus
rAnpte entfft3tet. Dret Slaf4en Giecrte Httters tas
ce1ez5 e9eptsrb, 9arristurs, 81 tstte elm.
enkze 4enee am Betne: he loon a6t Sabre selaufen
81 4etrau4tt bet GIej&en Gleetrte 6ttters unit
UHnts II 1etetlt. 3ctn epea Ter, Gatatpba, Ohio,
~ pvt &sneen an Detae bird Sseber perurfatt
4ee Nex1le erft5Eten feinen Sau ais nnbeilbar. Cine
U!e(4t 4!eefyte Dttters unt ene S&a&tei Budiens ar.
~ 4eIts taten tn ppaRdubte eur,rt. gu toben Ia
- ayeteeten. abclpt Dretb, 1tompion & Co.,
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THE BOWEN MERRILL co.
GANG OF SWINDLERS.
White Supposed 10 Have Many Confederates
in His Watch Repairing Game.

John ID. White was found guilty in the
Criminal Court, yesterday, of obtaining
goods under false pretenses. Several weeks
ago Thomas Gardner, o jeweler in tho Hub
bard Block, received a watch from Austin.
Tex, to be repaired and sent back by ex-
press. Just about the time he was ready
TO ship the watch he received letter from
the owner saying that he was going East,
and would stop at Indianapolis on his way
back and get the watch. About two weeks
after the receipt of this letter a man came
into Gardeners place. and representing
himself to be the man who had sent
the watch. asked for il. He showed
such perfect knowledge of the whole af-
fair, even to the contents of the letters ex-
changed. that Mr.. Gardner suspected moth
ing wrong, and delivered the watch to him.
He told Gardner he was q little short of
funds at the time, but would have plenty
when he reached Chicago, where he was
going TO attend the Democratic conven-
tion, and would send it back If he Gard
nert would trust him that long. Mr.. Gard
ner trusted him. but to his SORROW
A few days after this another stranger
came into the place and told Gardner he
wanted his watch. laying claim TO the same
watch. Gardner told the second strange.
OF his having given the watch TO the
other man, whereupon No. demanded 500
as payment for his watch. Mr.. Gardner
said he would investigate the matter. and
IL the claim was just would pay for the
watch. few days later the first stranger
again came into Gsrdner's place, this time,
however. in disguise. and applied for work.
Gardner recognized him by his voice, and
detained him while officer Pierson was
sent for and White was arrested. Gardner
began little detective work on his own
hook after the arrest. and has learned that
White Is a member of an organized gang
who operate In all the principal cities of
the country, their plan being the
one It attempted to work
upon Gardner. He has also learned that
the membership of the gang extends to q
number of employees of the different ex-
press companies Mr.. Gardner told a re-
porter yesterday he was not prepared to
say any thing about the matter as yet. He
intimated. however. that he had informa-
zion which would put some twenty or moro
pereOna in hot wntar
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Suicide of AN Insane Woman.

Lille Gilmore, aged thirty-two years. living at
534 College avenue, committed suicide yester-
day morning by hanging herself with piece of
cloth fastened to u transOm. The deceased has
twice been an inmate of the Central Hospital
for the Insane and was recently discharged from
Dr. Fletcher's sanitarium The first time she re-
manned in the hospital about ayear,
when she was discharged as cured. Going
to Chicago she acted nurse for
about three years, when her mind again became
affected and she returned again TO the hospital,
which she left last April and went to Dr. Fetch.
er's. from which place she was discharged In
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WELT-KNOWN PEOPLE INJURED.
Buggy Containing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. h Sharpe,
ST., Smashed by an Electric Motor.

An accident happened yesterday, on the
North Illinois-street electric line. which
came near having fatal results. Mr.. j. X.
Sharpe, ST., was driving with his wife, and,
when near his residence, attempted to cross
the track in front of an approaching car.
The car struck the buggy, breaking it to
pieces, and throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpe
violently TO the ground. Both were con-
siderably bruised, but no bones were brok-
en-, and their injuries are not likely to prove
serious. If the car had struck the buggy q
moment sooner they would probably have
haau ktltad
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Surrendered Themselves.

Yesterday afternoon George Suhorn and Chas
Rasnor appeared at the police station and
wanted to give themselves into custody They
didn't know upon what charge they were want
cd, but said they had heard that warrants were
out for their arrest. They had bondsman with
them, but turnkey Taffe, not knowing the
charges. could not fix bond. and refused to re-
ceive them. Later in the day 1t was learned
that Captain Dawson had warrants for their ar
rest upon a charge OF assault and battery upon
one another. They were slated on this charge
and notified TO appear in Police Court this morn
in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-20
building Permits.

w. F. Smith, cottage, Holloway avenue,
81, $50; G. W. Coonse, dwelling, Fourteenth and
Pennsylvania streets 1850; Joseph Gardiner
dwelling. North Mississippi street, 81 .230; E. C.
Danmeyer, three frame cottages. Mama street,
81, $50; Clara Burk, addition, 3S Gresham street,
$3.50; Catherine Rega, dwelling. Davidson
street, 81 400; Nick Noe, frame dwelling, Grand
avenue 81 $780, ID. p. Erwin. repairs TO Deni-
son, Icnnsylyania street, $1,000; Joseph H.
Wagner. cottage. Union street. 81 200: Henry
Schurnann. dwelling. North Pennsylvania street
81 $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-20

a lake Line In Which Indianapolis People

Are Particularly Interested.
The side-wheel steamers Chicora and City OF
Chicago, which form the line between Benton
Harbor aud Chicago. are the finest passenger
steamers on Lake Michigan, being built of steel,
have low-pressure beam engines and are licensed
10 carry 1000 passengers The City OF Chicago
came out last season. and her mate, the Chicora,
is entirely new having commenced her regular
trips on Sunday. the 14th inst. They are both
very fast. making the trip in about four hours
They run regularly between Benton Harbor and
Chicago in come ction ~ 18th the Big Four trains,
so that passengers taking the excursion which
Is now advertised via that route for Saturday,
Aug. %, are certain when they wish to return to
he able to do so. The route via Benton Harbor
is the only rai-and-water route between Indian
apois and Chicago by which passengers are GER
tain OF going through in both directions without
delay, and the superiority Of the steamers In
speed. safety and regularity is Incompatible.
The Autographs Of these fine steamers. which
are "true TO life." may be seen on the bulletin
boards and in the windows of the Big Four
Offices, No. l East Washington street and 80
jackson place.
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Gentfemen's High Grade Hats at Dalton's

Gentfemen's High Grade Hats at Datfos's
To the journal readers who are not al
ready acquainted with the fact we desire
to inform them that we cater to the first
class trade. We are sole agent for Heath's
and Christy's famous English hats and Mil
Ier's celebrated New York hats. We keep
the best goods that money can purchase.
Fall styles are ready.
DALTON, Halter, Bates House.
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Bel0sc Zero!

A well-selected play during the warm weather.
Similar plays. as "Jack Frost in Disguise," "Ten
Days at the North Pole," killed in an Ice
since they have refreshing effect during the
heated term But bear In mind that glass or
TWO of the delicious Home Brew Beer is still
more refreshing. On tap everywhere. No
family should be without it. Bottled only by
]. Bos. Telephone 1869.
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Insane Woman's Hallucina ton.

Annie Hoy, who lives with her husband on
River avenue, in West Indianapolis, came to the
station-house yesterday morning seeking protec-
ton from Imaginary person who she said
was trying to kill her. Several weeks ago the
woman was brought to the station house, alleged
be insane but was afterward released. She
was locked up yesterday and an inquest will be
held to-day to pass upon her sanity.
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The Funeral of John Errer.

The funeral OF John Egger. ex-member OF the
City Council from the old Twenty second ward.
wi, occur this afternoon at the house. No. ~ Bis
marck street. The service here will be in charge
OF BENJAMIN +. Foster grand secretary of the l..
O. q. r.. but at the grave IN Crown Hill Gene
terry the Grand Army and the Knights OF Pythias
will Ofilciate. "
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A Farmers Truant WIFE.

Detectives Kinney and Richards yesterday
afternoon arrested JEFF Pea at % North Noble
street. and slated him at the station house as q
fugitive. He was in the company OF a woman,
who, IL Is alleged. Is the wife OF Rush county
farmer. The marshal of Nashville came up
yesterday afternoon and returned with his
prisoner last night
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.

German Orphans' Home Feast at the Shoot
ing Park, Sunday, d~g. 81, 1899.
Special trains will run as follows:
Leave Union Station. Leave Shooting Pork
1000 a. m. 1890 e. m
1870 a. m. 1900 noon.
1890 p. IN. 100 p. m.
1850 pm. 200 p. m.
2:30 p. IN. 300 p. IN.
$3.50 p. 400 p. m.
And as often after Up. m. up to 1880 p. IN. as is
necessary to return exoursiOnists to the city.
Round-trip rate, Is cents.
Tickets will be sold ut Mozart Hall in the
morning before the procession starts and during
the day at Union Station and North-street Sta
ton.
Tickets must be purchased before taking the
train or regular fare will he collected.
II. NJ. BRONSON, A. q. p. A.
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CHICAGO AND RETURN-ONLY $500.
MiIrdukec and Return Only 81. 90.
ANAust go. 1892.

On the above date the l.. f. & W. R. r. will run
one OF their popular-priced excursions to Chicago
and Milwaukee and return va Michigan City
and steamer, leaving indianapolis at $50 p. NJ,
arriving at Clark street bridge. Chicago sunday,
Aug. 81, at A. VI. Tickets good returning for
en- additional cost of but 25 cent?. Procure
your tickets and accommodations early at 40
number of tickets will be limited to the regis
tered capacity OF steamers now engaged. Office
ut 46 South Illinois street open tonight until
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Rail and Lake Excursion.
s.. 80 to Benton Harb0r and return.
80. so TO Chicago and return
$3.50 to Milwaukee and return.
For all trains of Michigan division Aug. 81
good TO return for ten days.
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Bin Four-WorId,s Fair Route.

$500 TO Chicago and Return
Viz direct all-rall line for all trains Saturday,
Aug. %. good TO return on oil trains Sunday.
2Sth, and Monday, 29th.
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Fail Style Hats
Now ready at "Seaton's Hat Store" 81 N.
Penn. street.
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Bs0 Four Route.

Only 1915 TO Chicago
Via the popular Monon route, the dining
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Only S. 10 to Chicago
Via tho popular Monon route, the dining
car line.