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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-30
The Fugitive BANK Cashier.

DENVER, Aug. 24.-John b. Koettiur,
the fugitive Milwaukee bank cashier,
was released Wednesday morning by
Judge Rucker, of the court of habcas
corpus proceedings, and was promptly
re-arrested on an eNtradition Appli-
cation for habcas corpus was again
made and he was given until Saturday
to prepare his case
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WAsWNGTON. Aug -L-At the re-.
quest of The state health officer az
Florida. the marine hospital service.
has stationed It's inspectors al Nae.
cross and Jcssup. Ca. Co prevent pas
-enRcrs and baggage from entering
floriqa unless they have "a certificate
Of immunity signed by the proper ma
rine hospital officer at Erunswict. On.
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Protecting Miners

LEAvENwoRrH, Kas., Aug 24.-Fifty
leading business men of this city de-
manded of city and county authorities
protection for all miners willing to re-
turn to work In consequence guards
were place at the shafts Wednesday.
The strikers have demanded 90 cents in
summer and 81 in winter per ton for
mine run coal. The companies refuse
10 give over so cents
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tits Clerk TaIbo,

WAsniNoroN. Aug 49, Chairman
Wilson Wednesday appointed Henry
Talbot of Illinois clerk of thc committee
ON ways and means Nr Talbot served iu
The samc capacity under the chairman
ships Of Mcssrs. Morrison and Mills.
and since the fftieth congress has been
connected with the interstate COM
MERGE commission
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san Francisco. Aug. o. Ground was
broken Thursday for the buildings iu
which the midwinter fair IS To- he held
There was "a parade and quite a long
programme 81 speeches. literary and
musical exercises TO Editor VI. 70. De-
Young was given the honor OF talking
the first shovelfull Of dirt from the
ground
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Most Severe Drought i'm Fifty years.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Aug. 24.-The
government crop report issued here
shows the drought to be the worst in
fifty years, Pasturage is entirely de-
stroyed, cattle being fed on fodder and
bran. Corn will not be over forty per
cent of the usual yield, tobacco about
fifty per cent and prospects for total
failure in bu clSwheat No rain of any
kind since June IT,
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Without Foundation

WAsHINeroN, Aug. 24.-Reports that
the Chinese government has sent an
ultimatum TO the United States will
regard TO the Chinese exclusion law are
pronounced 10 be without foundation.
Representatives to the state depart.
ment on this subject have been made
through proper diplomatic channels,
but no disposition TO retaliate has been
shown
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-30

LurrF Roofs Ark. Aug Capt.
" Blythe sheriff OF Miller county. is
short lu bis accounts with tho state Co
the amount OF $1,000. blythe has
decided over his real estate located i'm
IcXarlana, 90 his bondsmcu lie used
thc state funds in private speculative
adventures
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WAsWNeroN, Aug. g. The presi.
dent az Gray Gables. has approved the
Joint resolution making Immediately
available The appropriation for tho
payment Of mileage TO senators and
members Of che house Of represents
tives
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nnrned IIls nun cnl1.

ALTOONA. Pa, Aug. "a - william
Goss, Of Roaring Springs this county.
got drunk at the Lutheran reunion held
at Martinsburg and was placed in the
borough lookup AZ night he set FIRE
60 the cell ia which he was confined
and was fatally burned before being
rescued. The lookup was entirely de-
.lrnunI
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bEHfv. Aug 23 The cathedral In
hayzoourg. Mecklensburg-S trcIlt1. was
struck hy lightning The towers and
-pois were thrown down. and The bells
we're buried in the ruins The Interior
y the cathedral was but little dam.
iged
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Resumption pelnved

WARE, Mass, Aug. "a The Oils Co.'S
four cotton mills i'm this town. employ.
ing LsoO hands. with q pay roll Of e.. 900
day. that have been shut down for
nearly "a month. and were expected 90
start mp the 2Sth. viii not do so. owing
TO continued dullucss OF trade.
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RcIIcI ID - NIctnrI. snr.r.r--

LoNuoS, Aug. % - The Mansion
house fund for the relief Of the suffer.
ers by the Victoria catastrophe has now
reached q total of sS5O.o00 and spas.
modic contributions are still coming in.
TO is thought that the total Of the fund
will reach half million of dollars.
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Garter Harrison 10 wed an Hsirers

CHCAeo, Aug. 2G Mayor Carter
Harrison viii take unto himself a bride
some time in September The lady is
Miss Annie Howard OF New Orleans.
She IS about go years OF age and ia said
To- be- worth about sg 600 600
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SAN FENNCi-co. Aug 2A-An anti
Chinese convention Co Doe held in this
city some time next month. has been
called hy San Francisco labor council.
the object Of which is Co make au ap-
peal for the enforcement OF the Goary
law
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-30

RICHMOND. Ind. Aug go G. Irwin
& Co backed by John g. Miller. super.
ntendent ~ the Pennsylvania lines
"est Of pittsburgh have obtained the
'ontract Tor lighting uie city by cleo.
xicity.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-30

fANAMk, Aug. 2A-The Pauama
anal Co has paid the Columbia treas
cry The hrst insfsllment OF 500 600
francs Of che req neration promised
Fheu The canal concession was exs
londed
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Over NrnnrnLenrnn

Spreads the infectious air poison OF chills
and fever, complaint TO the eradication
I'D prevention OF which Hostetter's Stom-
Ich Bitters is specially adapted. Vast and
fertile district are periodically visited by
this relentless malady. Fortify with the
Bitters and prevent it. Rheumatism, con-
Iupatiou, oiliousness, kidney trouble and
nervousness are conquerable in any stage
oy this comprehensive medicine, indorsed
aud commended by intelligent physicians
everywhere.
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"hsuNoroN, Aug. 33 The commit
Zee ON banking and currency OF which
Mr. Springer i- chairman is said to cone
tain majority in favor of the mme-
date repeal nf the tax on state hani,s
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LIMA, Peru, Aug 24-An order has
been issued bv by the Bolivian govern.
mcnt directing the archbishop 20 sell
The monasteries and invest the proceeG.
in government securities
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HFRL4N, Aug 2A--lntcnsc heat Is re-
ported ia all parts o. Prussia. In most
towns the thermometer registered
higher than has been known iu years
before PrOstratious from hsst are
numerous
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NtLrARAIso. Aug gt-A dispatch
from lorricntcs says that Gov Rutland
all Of bis followers have fled from the
city and the revolutionists have occu.
DIED 10
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CmCAgo. Aug. 2L-Mrs Anna Les
ter Of New Orleans. Worlds fair Wis
itor. died az midnight from opium pois-
uniug She returned from the exposi-
tion and started 90 take dose of medi-
cine. Mistnking the bottle sine swat
lowed q dose OF opium She died after
medical attendance failed toreleve her.
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- Rlnderm.r. wlna.rn

tWctco. Aug IS The Wiudcrmcre
hotel Cornell and Fifty-sixth streets.
near the Worlds fair. went into the
hands Of receiver Thursday.
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SrWNeFIErp No. Aug. 60. r..
Lane. Of LonRvicw. Tex. arrested
here Tuesday on the charge of robbiuc
his father az thc latter place Of $4,000.
committed suicide in Jail "Wednesday
rnprufuaf
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COLCVnrs, Ind. Aug g5 Vim Hay.
worth. near here. has lost five head Of
horses. worth t2o0 each by bcinQ
poisoned, since Sunday morning
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TIE man wao recently countermanded
ais wife's order for photographs did so be-
cause he had heard II was a speaking like
aess.
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A LONG NAP.
Bridget Pendergast Has Slept for
Nearly Three Years.

The Most Heroic Efforts To Wake Her
failed-She h Now believed to lie by
hg-The Case Has Attracted Much
Interest Among Physicians.
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there are conditions" said the man
who started the vcntIlating fan, 'sunder
which one is justified in putting on airs.''-
Washington Star.
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"MA,n said discouraged urchin, ST aim
going 10 school any more.n "Why, dearp
tenderly inquired his mother. cause itaini
any use. L can never learn 70 spell. Tht
teacher keeps changing the words ever.
davu
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-30

DYSPEPSIA, impaired digestion, weak
Nomach, and constipation w,l be instantly
relieved by Beecham's Pills. - cents box.
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He's taut il.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-27

'oc.H BOUNDING. 81. NORTH BoUSD.-goi 8
= Waco at a. N. Arrives $50 .. n
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-27

". Z. OWENS. Ticket Agent.
JHdss Psc,de Hotel Block. Opposite Postof1.
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-27
AissOuPl. Aansas d Texas.
faseengeY Traine-South Bound

No. 5. has through Wagner sleeper to Sal
Antonio via Lockhart and Lulng.
]. R.sMlTF
Ticket Agent, No. I'D south Four'h street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-28

len ct al: suit to quiet title. Judgment
against plaintiff on complaint and In favor
of defendant on cross-comDlaine Quleting
title of Greenley V. Woollen.
Fidelity Building and Saving Union Va.
Eli Hiatt; mechanics lien. Finding and
Judgment against defendant.
Robert n. Gately VS.. John l.. Bailey.
Cause dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
James w. Shelton va. Nancy j. Shelton.
Finding and decree of divorce for plaintiff.
Allison &. Remy VS.. Silas T.. Dean ct 81.
Cause dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
VIM. A. Wells ct al. VS.. Chas. G. Reardon
ct al Judgment for defendant on demur-
rer at plaintiffs cost.
James Nj. Adams We. John H. Aufderhide
ct al; suit on note. On trial by court.
Room 3-Pliny W. Bartholomew, Judge.
Thirza s. Dunbar vs. Whitman Dunbar
Divorce granted on failure to provide. with
custody of two children.
Aer Filed
New Observation-Disclosures Saving and
Loan Association VS.. Timothy Gsynor ct
al; to foreclose mortgage. Room l.
The American Accident Company, OF
Louisviile. KY. va. j. ID. Weber ct al;
note. Room 2.
West Side Planning Mill Company VS..
Room !.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Edgar A. Brown, Judge.
Eagle Knitting Mills VS.. Fl. H. CondIt; on
note. Trial by court; judgment against de-
PENDANT for S23l.97.
George b. Yandes VS.. August G. Smith ct
al: foreclosure. judgments against de-
fendant, August G. Smith, for g.. SOO. so aud
decree of foreclosure.
Eagle Machine Works VS.. Thomas Tag
CART. Auditor. Demurrer to complaint sus-
tanned: judgment on demurrer against
plaintiff for costs.
Maria A. Bishop ct sl. vs. Hester Harri-
son ct al; contest of will. Judgment on
verdict against defendants for costs.
Chas. Kreitlen W. Geo. A. Dickson ct al;
damages Demurrer sustained; Judgment
against plaintiff for COSTS
Malinda Julian vs. Hiram Julian; d.
voTos. On trial by court.
Carl S. Wadman, Assignee. vs. John w.
Paris; on note. Trial by court; Judgment
against defendant for IS. 495. IL
Aeto SHIT Eiied.
The Brown.Ketcham Iron Works vs. The
Premier Steel Company; mechanics lien.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Millard r. Cox. Judra
State vs.. Ed Harrington; grand larceny.
On trial by court Evidence partially
heard and continued.
State vs.. James Hall Lavender and AL.
fred j. McFsnn: grand larceny and re-.
ceiving stolen goods. On trial by q jury.
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HUMANE SOCIETY.
Monthly Report of Work Accomplished BY
the nspectOr-Financial Condition.

The Indiana Humane Society held It's
monthly meeting last night, in the psrlors
of the Denison House. Inspector Orlopp
reported as follows: Lame horse relieved. rs;
horses with sore shoulders relieved. ~:
horses ordered shod, 10; sick horses ordered
offthe streets. 4; children relieved by the
appointment of Q guardian, /; taken from
house of ill.fame. /; number of calves re-
lisved from over-crowding. 6; number of
horses ordered fed and watered. 10; number
of horses ordered killed. 10; number of cows
ordered Killed, g number of dogs ordered
killed. 5. The total number of cases was 62.
Treasurer Synder reported receipts of
S10947. and o balance of S75.22. The society
adjourned to meet no more until the last
tuesday In September. IS. Denny re-
ported that he had had 1000 copies of sh o
yearly report deposited for exhibition and
distribution at the worlds fair in the
humane exhibit, which Is in the Liberal Arts
Building.
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Indian Girl R.acned.

Humane Officer Orlopp yesterday found
young Indian girl. eleven years of age. in
house of evil name. and escorted her to
the OrphAns' Home until he can commune
cate with her friends. Her name is Celia
Friday and she 10 full. blooded Iroauols.
Her home 10 in ST. Regis. Canada. She
came here with q woman named Lottie
jacobs as bead orker, the woman havin
an engagement to do WORK In the adver-
Using window OF one of the leading dry
goods storee. The latter became intoxi-
Gated, however, and was sent to the work
house. The Indian girl IS bright little
creature. and speaks English very huentiy.
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"COMRADE" HAWKINS GOT 1T, OF COURSE.
His ScboolbOok Company's Grammar of I'm.
known Authorship Accepted.

The Board of Schoolbook Commission
ers yesterday concluded the session IN
which they were sitting for two days and
adjourned. Their business was TO selec :
the intermediate grammar lessons. and the
investigation of the bids offered. so far as
they were at all ACCEPTABLE. resulted in
choosing the work offered by the Indians
Schoolbook Company, known as Inter
mediate Lessons in English Grammar"
The book was compiled By several persons.
whose names do not appear upon the work.
but the copyright was taken out in the
name Of Edward Hawkins. This company
Submitted two bids. the other work being
Mary Hyde's Practical Lessons" The sx-
aiming board developed quite . difference
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of opinion as TO tho several books offered.
and the decision. which was reached by Q
The book selected 10 admitted 60 be not
without error. buf, on the whole. II met
with approval from most of the board. The
price was uniformly 20 cents for each copy,
the limit of the law. SO that the decision Is
presumed to have rested solely upon the
merit of the books offered. The new work
will be used by she pupils in tho fourth
grade in the country schools. and IN the
sixth grade In the city schools.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-28

peg" Hamilton, hack driver. was
yesterday arrested for violating the adver-
Using ordinance. He drove some Of the
agents advertising new brands of cigarettes
about the city, aud on his horses were
streamers IL Is claimed that 1t Ia against
the ordinance to resort to any scheme or
this kind. unless the advertisers give per-
Torrance immediately after the rarading
of the vehicle. The ordinance was tested
by the management of the Empire Theater
some time ago. and upon the ruling in that
case the present arrest was made.
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Keeping Up the Fight

The Retail Merchants CONNER cial Associ-
alton Is main tanning it's fight against those
merchants who refuse to close their doors
on Sunday. Yesterday afiidsvits were fled
against George Hammer. proprietor of the
grocery and bakery at No. 351 Ysndes
street. and Mrs Ferdinand Minter. propri-
etress of the grocery. bakery and ice-cream
parlor at No. 80 YaDdes street. by A. III.
Crouch, one of the members Of the CON-
mittee appointed by the association to see
that the law is enforced. Warrants were
issued for their arrest and served upon
them by Constable Sorters. Upon the
affidavit Of Ellsworth Catfyn. another men,
Der of the committee. q warrant has been
issued for the arrest of William Shafier.
proprietor of the grocery at the corner Of
Meridian and Ray streets.
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Forewarnings of the Coming Crowds-Vari-
Gus COMMITTEE Meetings.

The subcommittee upon receptions dur
ing the encampment met yesterday after
noon, but adjourned to meet tomorrow
night. The responses to the last circular
asking as TO the number who will be present
at the encampment are beginning to come
in in quantity. Fort Wayne writes that two
hundred veterans from one post there will
be here and Will bring band of musicians
with them. South Bend is coming $50
strong, Marion one hundred. and n mum Der
of other cities In the State will bring their
own music The responses from posts in
this State show that about 10 per cent. of
those who will come are ladies.
The bids Tor the erection of barracks upon
Randolph and upon Alabama streets were
not opened yesterday for the reason that
all the bids promised were not in. The
opening Will occur to-day.
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The Court Record.

COURT.

Room FLAMES w. Harper. Judge.
The Royal Saving and Loan Association
VS. Edward L. Jared; trial by court De-
cree OF force losure and Judgment In favor
of plaintiff for S7l230
James 4. Esglesfeld We. Theodore r.
Michael ct ell; mechanics lien. Finding and
Judgment for defendants.
Henry FraIich ct al. VS.. John j. Willis ct
al: on rose. Tried by court. Jud Gment
against samuel De Boyd for Sl71.01.
Henry l.. Baugher ys. Greeniey Y. Wool.
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Po.,. Th,ourh The STATE

The reports made to q. A. X. headqnar-
ters in this city by posts throughout the
State are hatterng. and show them all In
excellent condition. Department Com
day on his way to Knightstown. where he
II 10 take part in the commencement exer-
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C,rcuir Court Cases.

Judge Brown called the civil docket in
the Circuit Court yesterday morning. and
dismissed fifty-four causes. some of them
being of long standing. This relieves the
docket of 8 lot of Old barnacIes which
have been clInging to it by reason of the
neglect of parties. and in some cases mat
tentIon of ATTORNEYS.
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Bid. for the Baggage Depot.

d. +. Whitcomb. superintendent OF the
Union Railway Company. yesterday re-
ceived the bids for the erection of tho
building in the Vandalia yards for baggage
rooms during the holding of the Grand
Army of the Republic encampment and
forwarded them to William r. McKeen.
president of the Union Railway Company.
with suggestions as to which he thought
the most favorable bid. and asked for his
approval He expects the papers wall be
returned tomorrow. The building the
Union Railway Company will erect is 600
feet long by 1l0 feet In width, and will
have two tracks running through the Gen.
ear
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-28
Expects n Great Attendance.

New YORK Tribune.
Communicative chief Weissert said yes
terday that he expected to see the largest
and most completely representative soldier
gathering at Indianapolis in September
ever brought together since the war. Esti-
mates received at the national head.
quarters from the various departments,
and tabulated by the executive directors
of the coming encampment. indicate q
Grand Army attendance 40 per cent. greater
than any former Assem- blags of the kind.
The first national convention of the Union
soldiers was held in Indianapolis on Nov.
20. 1866 Indiana comrades therefore. feel
great pride In having the encampment IN
the city which was the birth place of the
national organization. 1t will be q mon
ster affair. and comrades throughout the
Union will sympathize in their am bition to
signalize the annual jubilee of 100000 vet
Grams In way that will make it remarka-
BILE In Grand Army annals.
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For Grand Larceny

James Hall was put on trial in the Grim
inal Court yesterday for grand larceny.
Hall was arrested few weeks ago by de-
tectives Kinney and Richards for steaIing
S5l and check for $3.50 from an old man
named Brown. Hall and Brown had been
drinking together during the evening at
various saloons on West West Washington
street, and Brown afterwards went to
Halls room in the Capital House. where he
claims he was robbed
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS
Movement TO Reduce Expenses of the
Indiana Car-Service Association.
Bureau at Indianapolis Said to Be Too Costly
-Qne- Pare Excursion Rates to Chicago
Advocated by the AtchisOn.

The Indiana Car. service Association has
come to be large interest and quite ex-
pensive to run. The arrangements of some
of the roads arc disposed to reduce its ex-
penses. and yesterday the executive COM
mittee held o conference with ID. 1. Bacon.
general manager. to consider the subject
The business in the gas-beit towne has
grown so much in the last few months that
the agents of the roads could not look after
the car-servics association affairs This
necessitated the appointment OF man by
the car-service association. and General
Manager Bacon, TO be economical as possi-
BILE. makes one man look after two stations
like Alexandria, Gas City. or other manu-
featuring towns in the gas belt OF similar
size. The charge ismade. however. that the
bureau at Indianapolis is too costly for
the work accomplished. and the executive
committee were yesterday looking into the
matter. There Is no charge of crookedness
In accounts or irregularities of any kind.
One of the clerks in the bureau was dis
missed yesterday. but whether others will
be dismissed 10 not stated, IL the work is
TO be done properly the force cannot be
much reduced. Behind all this there is q
little friction between some OF the local
agen To and the general manager OF the bu-
reau, liz reports are correct The determi-
nation of General Manager Bacon to en-
force. as near as possible. the rules of the
association 10 believed to be at the bottom
of the IN pleasan tness, IT il can be char
acterized as such.
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Webber sued Again.

The name of j. H. Weber was again
put on the court records of Marion county
yesterday as defendant In suit upon q
note. The American Accident Company. of
Louisville. formerly represented In this
CITY by Webber. before his esoapade with
Carrie NJ. Coffee. yesterday filed sui G
against him as principal and Carrie M.
Coffee and others as suretiee upon q note
for S2ks 10
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-28

THAT cure OF Geo. w. Turner. of Gal
way. n. Y. of scrofula. by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. was oneof the most remarkable on
record