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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-15
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
AIlNIlAA LtNIA-lt A.. 1

j. y. Berry's Chicago advces say:
Wheat weak and lower at opening News
In general betrsh. though the weakness in
g I'm al LED o. The deptess on IN ta.s cereal.
Chicago stocks. 203-5.OU9 bushes. show an
increase LOT l,G@Up0 bushels. Russian
official report states that wheat ls thiasn-
ing cut 30 per cent over average Fjr. 81
cables reelected somewhat on the break
saturday Market gradually declined - 54c
Tor December, catching 'mc sop orders
On the way down The loves, point showed
loss Of lisc 10 liac from the close Situr-
Day on passage wheat decreased 1.T2. 900.
The visible supply shows an Increase of
23z0. coo. against "a decrease for same period
last year OF J5j,OG bushels. when the total
VS. bic stood at 5sS69,0)0 Total clearaHces
wheat and -four about $4,000 bushels To-
ward the latter part Of the session market
nrmed up some on reports OF the passage
or the tar,n By ana the appearance Of
export orders. New York reports - loads
taken for export India wheat shipments
10000
Corn-The opening was very exc.tci and
Irregular at lower prices on free llquda-
dalton and topping over Of pyramids.
Market continued % sag. touching 50lc
for May. "a decline of lac from the C.Ose
saturday. Gables We're lc and &c lower ana
the drought now being thoroughly broken
the country has been llqlidatlng Later
= more buJyant tone was felt IN the mar
ket on better demand and the same
garding the tariff bill We think sellers.
like the bulls Of last week, have overdone
themselves and sales under sic are not
likely 10 show profit very soon. on pas
sage corn decreased S63,vO local stocks
while The visible decrease is $1,000 The
clos ne was very strong.
Oats-On the large local receipts, CO cars.
vs.bie supply and lack Of demand This
market has been weak and depress q
throughout the entire session, closing al
about lOW point for the day. There was q
fair speculative trade. though selling has
been In the lead and prices show de-
cline Of lC from the close Sa turday.
Provisions opened weak and easef of on
the weakness in corn, firmed up consider
ably later. however, on outside demand.
Country buying and light offerings
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MARKET REPORTS.

CHICAGO, Aug. ia feeling Of ex-
IRENE weakness In wheat, corn and oats
at the opening was followed by a COM
plete recovery In corn and a considerable
reaction in the other two. Provisions
were in attendance upon the corn mar
ket, but surpassed this leader in strength
at the close There was heavy iquida-
ton Of long wheat by those who were
conspicuous buyers at the higher prices
last week and the shorts covered freely.
September wheat closed sc lower. Sep
TENDER corn &c higher and September
oats sc lower. Provisions finished at
an advance all around.
Wheat was rather active, the price
covering 1c range The feeling was
weaker. The surrounding Influences
were In the main OF "A bcarish nature
and there was free realizing. longs sell
ing out with not much demand until
break OF f. occurred. Initial transactions
were at losses ranging from sac 10 ssc.
at $3.50 for September and Immediately
declined re more. rallied hm%c and
sold down 5sm4c. sold up a.. changed
some, held steady and closed with Sep
TENDER AZ -iAc The decline was start
ed on q '.rcak I'm corn and advices re-
Rarding yield and prospects IN Rus
sia and further weakened by the lower
cables. Tho liberal receipts here H0S
cars which included Sunday work on
some OF The roads and The large increase
In local stocks this week. iGa2,o GOO BUSH
yls. making the stock here 20. $4,000 bush
ols. also had "A weakening tendency. The
principal bullish factor of the day was
the liberal decrease on ocean passage
according 10 Beerbohm. OF 100000 bush
els. New York was credited with free
selling ana the local crowd IN general
sold freely
Corn was quite active. the range FOR
the day being lAmelst The feeling wes
weaker early, but the loss was overcome
later There was free realizing buth FOR
local ana outside account, the country
selling freely while the demand waH
nothing urgent until a material decline
had taken place, when SOME of the early
sellers turned buyers ana rallied The
market, The reaction and further break
was continuation 81 that which deVel-
opcd Saturday ana wa due entirely 20
the rain which occurred Ia The West
The market opened with decline 81
ikMtL and spid down 20 more for sep
tember and We for May rallied A0tc,
easrd on hWiae, advanced AWc, ruled
steady and closed as stated,
oats experienced Il. good business 40
the lower prices which were Influenced
by the existing sympathy between corn
aud this market Trading Was good dur
ing the greater part OF The slon, and
principally general mostly in small
quantities and scattered, Darlington
and Hannah, however. bought consider
able stun The range for september
was So.
Provisions were weak early In SYM
naThV Ni the grain markets Shorts
covered later and the market reacted on
fair demand, Compared with Sttur-
day night September pork Is l0c, Sep
temher lard be and september ribs 7iac
higher.
Freights were slow, but vessel rates
steady at hQlc for wheat ana 5sc Tor
corn 10 Buffalo.
The lenllnn fuIures ranged M f0llnMa.
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NOTICE TO GRAVEL ROAD con-
TRACTORS.

Notice II hereby given that sealed bids
Will be- received by the Board Of Com
missioncrs OF Jackson County Indiana, at
their Court Room IN the town Of Browns
town, until one O'Clock p. M, on Friday
the 2ith day Of August. 1924. for the con-
structon OF the following gravel and ma
THE "grownstown and Seymour Gravel
Road" IN Jackson and lrownstown Town
hundred ana twenty C2O feet in length
and to be built according TO plans specili-
cltons and profile on nle In the Auditors
office
Also The "Brownstown and sauer's
Church Gravel Road IN BroWnstoWn
Township said Road 81 i've o. miles six
tceu hundred ami twenty O,62D feet I'M
lcngth and % Doc constructed according 20
plans. spoclhcut ons and profile Oh NE 10
Also. The "Niadara and Leasvlle Gravel
Road" in Carr Township. SAID Road u.s.
six 90 miles four thluE1nd seven nun
drcl ana twenty N.72W feet LONG %. lie
tons and profile on hle In the AUDITORS
Office
Gravel and NucadamiZcd Road, in Ctrr
TlWnsh D. said Road ls two % miles four
thousand seven hundred ana forty
accordin.- 10 plans specifications and pro-
file on nle I'M the Auditors Office.
All OF said roads 10 be- completed on or
The construction ~ sad r2Sds means
d.tohng. uing, bridging graveilng or ma
cadam.Z.ng as specnei DO me reports on
The engineers ana viewers. now on ne IA
The Auditors office al brownstown, jack
son county. Indiana.
Each bidder. VIII be required - give
bond according 90 law. BIDS viii be re-
celVei on each road separately, but no
bid VIII bc entertained for an amount
greater than the estimate ol lhe viewers
ana tine board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids .,,,,,t-
Auditor Of jackson County indiana
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BEDFORD. Aug. -Special.--Credit-
ors OF the Bedford bank assembled az the
court house yesterday afternoon. The
meeting wos called to order with Robert
Parks IN the chair and Edward Thorn
ton secretary. Although some fcverlah
discussion was had. but very litle bual-
ness was transacted. A. preceding
meeting. on Saturday, July 81, general
report was submitted OF thc business
transacted during The year passed. An
other meeting n Go Doe held on Saturday,
Aug. 90 Yesterday resolutions were
passed recommending that the Leather
wood and White river bottom farms be-
offered for sale Immediately, There was
also a discussion relative 60 The sand plt,
but not resolution was passed. II seems
There exists some Misunderstanding Ia
regard 90 The sand pit Some claim that
sand Is being sold az IS per ear ana thar
but 81 of The mount ~ being turned over
TO the receiver. This matter viii prob
ably come up again al the night meeting
for a more definite decision.
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LAWMAKERS MEET.
Gathering of Enthusiastic Fnrinrrs-
HcnVY Incrrnsc in MemherrhIp.

Gathering OF EuthuSiaStic Fnrners-
Heavy Incrcnsc i'm MemberShIp.
ANDERSON. Aug -Speclal.-The
national meeting Of the lawmakers as
ISOLATION OF the United States concluded
tonight with an elaborate banquet served
by the four hundred local I'd men. AT
the annual business meeting this after
noon Pr esident Miller of Philadelphia
made MS annual report, which showed
an enormous growth during the past
year. The membership is now about r.
0O0 an Increase or 1000 over last year
There are now 321 lodges; of that num-
Der fifty-five were Instituted Wi;hin the
past year. Pennsylvania leads with les.
Indiana follows with thirty-tWo New
YORK third with thirty-One. In the city
or Philadelphia there are thirty-iive
lodges In good standing. The states rep
resented today were Alabama, Colorado.
Delaware, Georgia, Illinois. Indiana.
Iowa. Kansas Kentucky, Louisiana
Maine Maryland. Massachusetts. Ne
braska. New York, New jersey, Penn
sylvania, South Carolina Nor,h Carol
lima. Virginia. West Virginia, Wyoming
and Connecticut.
Considerable interest was taken in the
election this evening. BY virtue Of the
constitution Vice-President Pogue Of
Flora, Ind. assembled 10 the chair of
president. The other elections We're
Chief vice-pre zIdent Edward j. Boyd.
New York City; chief secretary. Jesse
Shallcross COatsville, Pa; chief treas
urer. John little philadelphia. Pa. chief
stewards. Paul 9. Busch, Philadelphia.
Pa; William p. Fiech. Philadelphia;
Miles X. MOffett, COnnersVille Ind.
chief inspector, Charles r.. Nobes. Flora.
mo chiet supervisor. EvintOn Phillips,
DOwningtOn, Pa, guard of the hay loft
Jacob Bravy. Anderson. Ind: guard of
barn door. J.. j. Ellis, Boston, Mass.
past chief president, John w. Miller.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The next meeting will be held in New
York City next August. The delegates
will leave for home tomorrow The at
tendance was greatly affected by the
depression OF times. each representative
having 10 pay his own expenses. The
association this year decided TO hold on
70 money, and representatives expenses
were not considered. This is the first
time the meeting has been held west OF
PENNSYLVANIA
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Groceries.

~ OConnor 4 Co 3 prices.
Canned Observation-Disclosures 2 10. 7sc
cove oysters. 1 10, fuu weight. soc; ! 10,
light weight. zoe. ID. full weight. $40;
2 10. lleht weight. $l1Oal.50. pea cheg. stand
ara. 10. yi.s5u2. seco ads, 10. f.3jgl .55;
PIE NO0Hl %. piueapB.e. standard 10.
81 tOui.75. seconds. 3 N. N'llo, string
beans. Coo salmon. 1 10. lf5T2 20; peas.
aiftcd. 81 $500 -: early June 81 .25fti 80: mar
row, 81 100t25, soakcd ToWs6c, tomatoes. 8
H. a0u@c corn, standard @c0N.5. cream.
spice-Pcoper. l26l4c: anspice i2al4e;
cloves. l2iaGl5c; cass.a. l00i2e, nutmeg. 20
QS0c.
sugars-Hard. b1oa5 zoe. confectionery
a. t94c on a. i.attib.sJc. white extra q,
t6oc. goo9 yellow. lf7c: common yellow.
starch Refined pearl. 3&Q2isc PER 10:
champion gloss and 3 lb packages,
5u5l45; champion gloss. lump. S14G2lsc: i'm
ported corn. t06iac
coffee Common 10 good, 20Q2OAc; prime
20 choice. 2aH23ci fancy. 2602tc. golden RIO.
% choice. l2o23c, nancy, 2GAf2tc' golden Rio.
2sH3Ohc; Java. 3sN3lC; Bonner packages,
22Ac; Arbuckle's 297ic Lion, 22Ac; Jersey
sSit-In car lots. soc; In small lots. $500
800
N .scelloneous-Rl Louisiana. 5Q6Hc:
coal oil. Gi2ni0ikc. beans. navy. go. me-
dlum. 81 marrawfat. SIS
Corn Slrup-2fu26c.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LET
TIERS OF ADMINISTRATION ON
ESTATE OF ABSENTEE.

To Andrew Anderson and all others con-
comed:
Whereas Andrew Anderson, who was
formerly "a resident Of Porter county. IN the
state az Indiana, has ahsented himself
from his usual place of residence and zone
10 parts unknown. for tne space Of more
than Eve years last past leaving real estate
IN SAID county. without having made any
provision for The manag neul OF the same,
and with -ut having EFT any personal prop
crty. and 10 Is necessary 70 sell par. OF
az ~ said ran, estate 60 pay his debts,
NOW. therefore. notice Us hereby gwen
thai on the Sth day of October. 1884 the
undersigned WIZ apply 20 the Circuit Court
Cf said county ana state for letters OF
adm nistIaG1n on the estate Of said alb
sentee AUGUST ANDERSON.
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In the Depth of Misery.

Though endowed with wealth beyond the
dreams OF avarice" the wretched sufferer
from chronic dyspepsia is plunged in the
depths Of misery from which he or she sell
dom energies even for a day at "A stretch.
There is a way TO down the IMP Invoke
the aid OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
and he departs Keep using the medicine.
and the relief you promptly experience
cure Is effected. Heart burn. hattulence
uneasiness and sinking at the pit Of the
stomach. nervousness. insomnia-these are
with their cause, by this inenably reliable
specific Liver complaint and constipa-
ton brother tormentOrs of dyspepsia are
also sent to limbo by the Btters. So are
rheumatism. malaria and kidney complaint.
Use this helpful medicine systematically
not by fits and starts.
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MICHIGAN cry Aug. Especial
Charles T., Engluud, student of the
Chicago congregational theological semi
nary. who was attending the annual con-
venuon OF the Swedish students Of this
institution being held In this city today
was drowned az noon while bathing tn
Lake Michigan with the rest Of the dele
gates. He got beyond his depth ana went
down before help reached him, lie was
twenty-siN years OF age and the only
relative he has IN this country are two
sisters az Dover, n. j.
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NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed. commissioner Oh the jay Circuit
Court pursuant 20 an order " said court,
VIII ofer ar private sale. 10 the ofhce OF
the international Building, Loan aad saw
aDolls ON and after The 10Th day Of Sep
tember. ls94. unit sold. the following real
estate in Marion county. state az Indiana,
to-Wit.
Lots number one ID. two 90. three 90
and four CD n b.lCi. number one hundred
and thirty-three O.0. IN the town of
BrghtwoOd. Ind ana
sale 10 be on the following terms: One
third cash one-third 90 one wear, and one
third I'm two years purchaser giving APP
proved surety on deferred payments
s. A. ID. WEIFPLE.
Comm rsOu r.
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Price. cloth 80 ccntst paper. 30 cents.
Postage prepaid.
NOTICE TO MEMS, cREDrroRs, ETC.

In The Marion Circuit Court September
term, 1894
In tho matter OF the estate % Richard
Merrithcw. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Robert ID,
Fisher az administrator OF rho estate q
Richard Mefrithtw deceased. h.s presented
and u,cd bis account and VOIrh r8 in lnul
settlement of said estate. ana that Tho
same will come NO for examination pni
acton OF said Circuit Court on tho "a
day of September. 1S9f at which time ah
hers creditors or leeatees OF naid estate
are required 20 appear iu said court ana
show cause N any there be- why SAID ace
count and vouchers should not Doe approved.
And the heirs OF said estate arc also hereby
20 appear and make proof of their heir
ship.
ROBERT - FISHER.
Kneher q BeryhN. Attorney
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.

In the Marion Circuit Court. September
term. 1894
In the matter Of the estate OF james
Donovan. deceased.
Notice is hereby ven that John r.
Welch. as administrator " tte estate 81
james Donovan deceased. has presented
and filed MS account and vouchers .n final
settlement OF said estate. ADD that the
same viii come up Tor examination ana
action OF said Circuit Court en- the "a cay
OF September 1884, al which time an heirs
cred tors or iee8tees Of said estate are re-
quired 70 appear iu said court and show
cause IL any there bc. why sa-l account
and vouchers should not BE- approved. And
the heirs Of said estate are also HEREBY
required at the time and place aforesl. a
To appear and make proof OF their heir
ship. JOHN r. WEIGH, Admr.
Chas Harrington. Attorney
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. nrc.

In the Marion Circuit Court September
In the matter OF the estate OF Martha
Black. dccea sed.
Notice is hereby given that H ~.
Tia iiey az executor OF thr estate of
Martha Back. deceased, BIAS presented
aad lied his account and vouchers in final
settlement OF said estate, ana that inc
SAME viii come up FOR exam nation amt
acton OF said Circuit Court un the 81
day OF September. 1898. az which time al
heirs creditors or lrgatees 81 said estate
are required Go appear in said court and
SHOW cause 90 any there be- why sad ac-
count and vouchers should not boz approved.
And the heirs OF said estate are also hereby
required al the time and pace afOres8' a.
20 appear and make proof OF Their heir
ship. ..
r. NJ HADLEN.
Miller. Winter g. Elan. Attorneys.
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APPLICATIONS ron LICENSE.

NO1iCE-rHE SUBSCRlBEk HEREBY
ciy,s notice 10 the voters of Center town.
ship that he will apply TO the board Oh
commissioners OF said county state ol ia
license TO sell Intoxicating. Vinous, malt
and spurious liquors in less q~cntitie5 than
n quart at a time with the privilege 20
allow the same 10 be drank on the prem
Uses My place Of business whereon cid
liquors are 10 be sold and drank Is known
1e7 Michigan street, lot No. s, Garfield
addition, Haughville.
JAMES REDDING.
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Mrs. byron Mason I<Ims Herself.

BUTLER, Aug. 9-Special.-Mrs. By
ron Mason. the wife Of one Of our promi-
nent citizens and town officials, commit
ted suicide this evening by cutting her
throat and then jumping. head FIRST, into
a clstern She had Just returned from a
summer resort. and. not being well 10 is
supposed that riding In the hot sun
caused her to become temporarily insane.
for she committed the deed a few min
utes after she had returned, when she
was alone IN the house.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
ND1ANApoI1s IND

MONDAY EN ENING, Aug. -.
Wheat-Easier: No. red 47I4c bid No. 8
rel 44c: wagon wheat lSc.
CONDUIT; No. l white. SOC; No. ?
white, soc; No. white. 55c No.
white soc: No. white mixed 5-i2c; No 8
white mixed. 52I2c: No. white mixed 50c
No. yellow. SIC: No. yellow. sc: No I
yellow. zoe; No. > mixed. 81 &c. No. mixed
5liRc: No mixed. zoe: ear, soc
Oats-Weak No. white. S2izci No. 3
white. 31hc; No. mixed 30i4c; No. mixed
2gi5c; rejected. 2Sd30c.
Rye-No. 2, zoe; wagon lots, Csc.
Bran-S12T.
Hay-Choice timothy. $1,000: No l. $1,000:
No. ?. $500: No 1 prairie, 800; mixesH 800
clover 800
Inspections-Wheat y cars; corn, Il cars;
oats, 6 cars; hay, / car
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seventeen nnrn. nurncd 10 ~. Mnync

FT. WAYNE. Aug. Special -Thir-
teen barns were burned I'm different parts
II the city today and four yesterday,
showing that incendiaries are doing the
work The fires break out simultaneous
ly. Several business blocks were In
great danger today until the flames were
controlled Everything rs so dry that
fires spread rapidly Godfroy's prairie,
west Of the city. has been burning all
day. doing great damage 20 the farms
lhaf snrrnund IL
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A Lucky Find.

PERU, Aug. S-Special-A deed was
found here today which gives to David
Hood ~ this city the ground in Chicago
upon which the Catholic seminary is To-
Gated. The deed was given 20 Hood 3
father by an Indian chief and was sup
posed 10 be lost Use land Is valued at
100000 and the title has been in dispute
for
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Killed In "a MiII.

RICHMOND Aug. .-Special.-While
at work I'm a Touring mill this afternoon
George Pullinger accidentally caught an
arm between cog wheels. The member
was crushed badly. torn from the socket
at the shoulder. and he was so badly
hurt otherwise that death resulted al
most instantly.
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He I. Dead and ui. VIE Dying.

WABASH. Aug. -Speclal.-Wnilam
Wallace. recently OF Barlow Fla, died
today In Paw Paw township. this couI-
" He was a wealthy merchant OF
Granite Falls. Mimi. VIII use heaEh failed
AMI who went 90 Florida and has been
growing oranges on a large scale. His
wife Is also at deaths ioor. His de-
mise was caused by heart disease
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Wholesale dealers selling price:
Onions-New $l.15 per barrel.
New PotatOes-per barrel. &l.iJ.
Watcrmeicus-Sl2 per hundred
Cantelopes- Southern Indiana. crates. S1q
rs
Apples-Sl 50d3 per barrel
Beans-Pea beans, 81 per bushel.
California Cherries Slot a 80 III box.
Hucl1leberries-90c 81. - per basket
Oranges Imperials, 50 Per box.
Cabbages-..ew home grown. 15c0S.0O per
barrel
Lemons Fancy. $3.50; choice 81
Peaches-7bc a peek basket.
Aprieots-S2 a crate.
Bananas-selectel 75c0si.75 per bunch
Pears-N TO a.2l half on basket.
New Honey-l6c.
Green Comic per dozen
New Tomatoes-35Nf0c per box
Cucunhers-&0c per dozen.
Green Beans-7jc per hushel
Celery-15d25c a bunch
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Qcrom the Secretary of the International
Rlmetaliic League1

Rimetaliic League1
BOSTON. April II. 1894.
My Dear Sir have 10 thank you for
the copy OF the pamphlet called the
"World'- silver Question" which you
have been SO polite az 10 send me.
need hardly say that / have read Il with
interest and profit
/ know OF no one who has so luminous
" developed the history OF recent coin
age, and your work Is a storehouse OF
Information not easily TO be found else
where.
For my part / do not and cannot I'M
derstand how any human being can read
such a statement as yours and not De-
convinced: 10 me Il seems absolute dem
oustration.
As 90 remedies you propose they are
OF course, the question In debate For
my part the advantages or an interna-
tlonal agreement seem 50 great that to
obtain one IS worth q great sacrifice
Very truly yours. BROOKS ADAMS.
J. p. Dunn. Esq. Indianapolis.
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"JIM,YOU HAVE KILLED Me-
AND THE ANSWER CAME BACK, 'T
DON'T GIVE A DAMN-'

One Other of the Wesner Family
Meets a Violent Death-He Was the
Son Of the Wesner Killed In the
DaBvilIe Court House More Than "A
Year AEO-The Murderer IL the
Young Mans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dying Statement-Au of the Details
of the Domestic Tragedy.
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win Honeymeon In Europe.

GOSHEN. Aug. 9-Special.-The mar
rlage OF Miss Mayme Lesh 20 W. Jack
Latta was solemnized this evening at ST.
James church. uniting as IL did two OF
IN the city. was a social function OF high
degree The happy couple left immedi.
ateiy after the ceremony for a trip TO
the Adirondacks and "A six months tour
Ia Europe.
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Drovned In the wabash.

LAFAYETTE. Aug. S.-Special.-Three
boys named Leary. Weaver and Ches-
ter Briar, the latter aged eleven years.
were bathing In the Wabash river this
afternoon. Briar was drowned ana
Weaver and Leary were almost dead
when taken from the water None
could swim and all went into deep
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The switch nearest the freight was open
and out Of reach Of the passenger crew
when the freight was bounding along at
murderous speed. The lad took the sit
uation in. changed the switch barely In
time 10 avert a casualty.