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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
cepteble to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs 10 for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kH hew Y0R& nv
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We recommend Johnson's Magnetic On
for rheumatism neuralg 10. sprains. brui4ee
iame back; 1t quickly relieves pain. -
and SO cts.
N. b. Danforth I'd and Market Sts-. and
NIlller's Drug store. 402 Market street.
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L-oR HENT-SeyeTnl new bouHes at LaIcas.
IL ter avenue and Searles street. con-
tainlng rooms and bath. hot and col d WA
ter. gas nxture7 at sll per month. Apply
TO Patrick Fahey. Sd and Connell Sts.
ml9-tf
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ENUR RENTCHEAP-The desirable S-room-
IL cd houses. with front porch. OIL 18th
street, Highlands q. IL. Spcnknan, 9ls Mar
ket street. a5.l2t-.
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L'oR Rt.NT-A two-story bric house. No
~ 10 Irwin Place. Apply to IL. L. Vernon
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GRATEFUL COMFORTING
COCOA.
sREAKFAST-SUPPER.

BY athorough knowledge OF tho natural
and nutrition. ami by a careful application
of the fine properties Of weli-salocted Cocoa.
Mr. Epps has provided for our breakfast and
supper q delicately favored beverage which
may save us many heavy doctors bills. 1t
Is by tile iudiciCus use OF such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to diseBse. Hundreds of subtle
maladies are floating around ns ready to at.
tack wherever there Ia u weak point, We
may escape many a fatal shaft by keepin
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
properly uourisbed frame.-"Ctuit Seruics
GdzePtte.h
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Sold only in halt-pouni tins. by Grocers
labelled thus:
JAMES EPPs 81 CO., Ltd. homeopathic
Chemists. London. England
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Come in take hold, Bell tobacco, happy
dreams and hot Rough and Ready, for 1t
cents lb.. at Durstein's. 5 East Second
street M
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yKTANTtp linn cd lately. good shaver,
wv evenings. also boy TO learn Apply at
t.rber shop, 601 Vest SECOND street. a5-Sr
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LNOR HEST-4-roomcd houses at nth and
~ Wondlawn; or rooms IN farm house
with lawn and garden. near Centreville, Del,
Address }. L. NICHOLS. Wilmington Del. I.
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LHoh RENT-Two new houses. rooms and
l. battlefront porches and NIL convenenccs
Apply 10 Vim, c. T'ndall. 5ll West 9th street
m@5-tf
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LNOR RENT-iiouse No. 2le Broome street.
j. ten rooms with bath aud all the modern
improvements. Vim. Stuart, 23a King
streets. feb II II
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M ANTED-A rnan acquainted with the
w city to solicit trade and collect for
bsrdwHr house. Address IL. J. sb-it
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INUR RENT House 1888 Van liuI sn,7 rooms
IL bath: heater etc. Apply to IS. Speak
man. 2U9 ". 4th strect. instr
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wv ANTED'- Bright Intelligent ladies
wv to write mail circulars etc, At their
Syaing. Bend &c stamp. Miss Mary STAN
ioh. South Bend. Ind. oB
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On the purchase of $1,000
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
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NV ANfED.-HeIp rurn,sned Tor hotels
w restaurants and private families at
short notice. Apply at the Wilmington
IurIT-tf
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KEI.IEEIN sIX mniEI,s

Distressing Kidney and bladder diseases
relieved by the NEW SOUTH AMERICAN X III.
HEY CURE" This new remedy is a great SUR
prise on account of its exceeding prompt ness
IN relieving pain In tho bladder, kidneys
back and every part of urinary passages IN
male or female. II relieves retontion OF
water and pain IN passing 1t almost immedi-
ately II you want relief and euro. this Is
your remedy
Soil by j. s, Beetem and q Janet Belt
druggists, Wilmington. Del
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DO you want show cases? They help 70
sell goods. you can get any style at Dur
STEMS. L. End street.
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EOR RENT-Eight-roomed house, No. sos
# West sixth street, aud five roomcd
honse No. sOi Wright street. Mrs. Jourdan,
No. G07 Washington street m3O.6tt
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L'OR tENT-Store No. Is, r. Sd street. Has
IL been occupied as a harness store Is yrs.
Also Sd story flat; rooms aud bath. at Is L
Cd street. Inquire ChRs. p. Maroney. b0J.
Shiplcy street. mi6.tt
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NntIce.

j II. Porter has a full supply oil milkonF
cred to all parts of the city. Phone GAL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

DR.. Smms No. ooo King street. has
worm medicine which is the bes. on tue
market, Try a bottle.
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LOH I1EST-Iiouse No. a0I7 Del. Avenue,
! rooms and bath, gas 30, Apply to A.
Il. LcCarpeutier. RoclSlanl, Del. jI-tf
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LfOIt kENT-StRble stlI and Morrow streetA
II suitable for four horses and four wagons
Apply TO Jas. +. Sutton, 1000 w. Sth strcet.
iYO and.tf
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"ANTED To RUY-A second hand nre
w proof safe about lGOU bs. Address Is.
b. this ONCE. H4-3t
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NJ oTlCE--I hereby give notice that shall
IN apply to tho present session OF the
IeRIslsturu Of Delaware, at liover for pns-
salc of un act annuIiinx marriage existing
between james Shaw and Mary B. shaw.
IngI-sGt MARY H. SHAW.
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NTOTfCE-IHIS is TO NOTIFY NY friends
In and customers that Eave removed
from \ .. Jg4 Market st rect to Nc. 3D2 Market
street. WALTER 4. DAVIS.
mlS-lm Merchant Tailor.
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LFuR HENT-One 4-rooIn house. Apply to
II u. Mckeuney. Broone And Banhing
ktIeelR saR-tf
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All trespassIng on the Tybout farm on Red
Lion Greek, Is positively prohibited.
f7-.m 4. II. ROGERS.
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EOR RENT-G ottages 25 per cont. rednc
Il ton In Trnts foS 1896, at East Lake PRris
Jos. l.. Carpenter Jr., a23 Market street.
la-tf
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LION RENT--No. sG7 Morrow street end
! story suitable for shop. Apply to Jas.
4. sutton 1909 w. sth St. i2j-eodLr
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M OTlCE-if you never saw the new wnole-
IN sale and retail candy store at i05 Mar
ket street come and see 1t, whore candles can
bought ut 10 and 10 ceIis a pound. Branch
etcles, Philadelphia. Jersey city and NOW
York. o21-tf-ecd
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Jas, Bradford Co.,
g. 3 and 10 :. .hiTi Street.
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly eugur coatel. No tasts
In swallowing Gripsiess. and 90
sickening Operate grindly, and vet
you hardly know you take msdieias.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stoiaanh
stomach troubles, Dyspepsia. &e.
Cures tired feelinga skin atfection4
headache, dizziness. Rlddy.heAd. Ia.
Nice in every respect az a real Llver
medicine and Family protectioa
against diseases. 2Se a box 0 Ia ona
for 81. Sold by druggists In cities and
country. Depot 6o6 kiuI street
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psaApprs
NOTICE.

NJ oTlCE- RockerelIer's sewing machine
kN oliiue, room Z. Exchange building. Cor.
sth ilnh Market streets. = Ii0 sowing machine
fur SIS; a sd1 sewing mach inc for SIS, writ
ten guarantee with each machine for 10 years.
Cnsh or weekly payments. ms-tf
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WANTED
WANTED!

Ladies to use Wild Grape U.er-
inc Suppositories;
safe. positive cure. Very ponvenienu to
use. Just what you wnut. Price $500 at
druggists or by mail, Scaled particu,ars.
Z cents IN stamps. ptdileid tiedlcihe Co.
,0ts Wac street. Phila. a7-iyr
M ANTED--One or Two gentlemen lodger5
w in private family. privilege gas,
bath. heat convenient TO Market street. Ad-
dress T.. M. q. this Office. ai-tf
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LNOR NENT-No. so / oyeTing avenue; rent
IL tow, Apply TO tins office or Charles W.
Gooding, Eigntn aud Madison streets d2itf
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LfOlt ltENT-A Humberof desrIble5, d and
II sroo,ncd houses. convenient 10 electric
cars, schools ana churches. VIII be rented
al much reduced rates to good tenants. APP
ply TO =. j. Ford. No. sol Itodney street. or I'd
anu webb streets ta-3n
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LN0R EENT-2 rooms and bath at N r. cor
IL ner ith and Jefferson. Il. II. Ewing.
a5 Ct
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NJ NUIlCE--Is hereby given that l. James t.
In Leach Will apply to the Legislature at
its present session. for u divorce. vncuio
mztriinonli from my wife. ChristianR Leach
mS-lm. JAMES T. LEACH.
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FOH hESr,

L1OR RENT-A large store and dwelling
II No, 2ll West Front street VIII rent
separate. suitable FOR any kind Of business.
Apply to p. q. Piunkett 100 West Front
street, jS-tf
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,.nnd Gnnh--I,innt prlrn..

Good Goods IL 2ht Prices
II. L. Sergeant dealer in coal. wood and
grain. Large pea coal for family use.
% HtcBo ory wood for open CRATES o.
flee Seventh and King street. Phone 54ts
Yard log MARYLAND avenue.
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ESOR RENT Desirable furnished room for
young men, lovely location, west side
with l!eat aad bath. close TO car tracks. Ad !.
dress Rooms this olllce. ai.5t.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-16
Indiana Deaths.

Ind, Oct Elba
lin Republican. died at the home Of his
widowed mother at 9 o'clock this morning.
He had been i'll four weeks With typhoid
fever. The funeral will occur Thursday at
2 o'clock at the Christian Church. Mr.. De-
Pue was twenty-seven years old. He pur-
chased the Franklin Republican from r. A.
Brown and took possession last February
He was energetic, public-spirited and most
honorable in all his dealings. He was a
member of Hesperian Lodge. No. IL, X of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternities, the latter
a Greek society of Franklin College, in
which Mr.. DePue was a student until his
health and eyesight failed. For more than
deavorer, a paper in the interest of the
Christian Endeavor societies of Johnson and
adjoining counties. He was superintendent
of the Sunday school work of the Christian
churches of the State.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10. Mrs. Catherine
Gantner, a ~well-known resident of this city
identified with the busines interests of this
city for the last thirty years, died yester-
lay, aged ffty-seven. She was born in
A Anr,r %drD Germany na1y and and was ms, msrri sdvs at
children, among them Mrs. George Win
gerter, of indianapolis. survive. The flu
neral will be held Wednesday morning at
the Catholic Church.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 15.-Mrs. ". Otto
Williams died at her home here yesterday
afternoon, aged forty-ive. of consumption.
L2rkln 1ddr, aged nlnely-nVe, uled at MS
home. a short distance south of this city.
this morning. He was one of the few re-
naming pioneers Of this section, and has
been a resident of Wavne county since 1907,
when he came here with his parents. He
was born In Virginia.
JHFFERSONvILLE, Ind. Oct. 15.-The
venerable Chris Selmer, aged seventy-1ve
died to-day at the home OF his son-in-
law, Willard Hume. of this city. He had
been i'll for several weeks of general de-
bility and old age. He was one OF the
oldest German residents of the city.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 15.-Mrs. J0-
sephine s. Truman, widow of the late Judge
Scion Truman, died this afternoon of heart
trouble. Deceased was the mother OF Mrs.
Flora T. Laughlin and a daughter of the
late Hon. Henry Secrest. 80.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 15.-Mrs. Anna Vale,
aged thirty-two, died last night of typhoid
fever. rf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-16
TIME FOR REVELRY
FORT WAYNE CELEBRATING HER
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.
Gas Belt Farme Claim the Right to
Out I'm Madison County.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, Oct. 15.-At 6
o'clock this morning. amid the booming
of cannon, the shrieks OF a hundred
whistles and the changing of bells. the CEN
tennial anniversary Of Fort Wayne was
ushered in. The din was terrific. Such q
concert Of noises was never before heard
in the city. Every factory whistle in the
city and scores of locomotive whistles
with one accord broke the stiffness of the
morning air and soon the bells in all the
churchesj{took up the exultant refrain
and Changed out Fort wayne's centennial
greeting. The cannons fired a salute of
one hundred shots. A light rain fell dur
ing the night. but the morning broke
clear and pleasant. The downtown streets
looked like fairyland and the workmen
with hammer and nails and lumber.
worked all of Sunday and all Of Sunday
evening. Monday and Monday night. The
job of decorating was not completed until
late this afternoon. Early on Monday the
supply of bunting had been exhausted and
none OF any kind could be procured until
a b ated car arrived late Monday after
noon. Some idea of the extent and lavish
ness OF the decorations may be gained By
contemplating the fact that since the work
of adjoining the city began, during the
latter days of last week. five carloads of
bunting have been sold by the merchants
Of this city and when the last yard that
was for sale went out OF the store yes
terday there was still a demand for thou
sands Of yards. Even the most remote
parts of the city are decorated.
Tn only event of a formal character
this forenoon was the opening of the art
loan exhibit. There was no ceremony at
tending the incident. The doors were simply
thrown open for visitors to the place. The
display is in every way worthy of the
occasion. The floors are filled with beauti-
full and interesting exhibits so tasteful1y
and artistically arranged as to excite the
warmest admiration.
The bicycle parade was one of the feat
ures of the afternoon and the baseball
game between the Cincinnati and Chicago
League teams at Lakeside Park drew a
large crowd. On account of the late ar
rival of the Chicago team the game had
to be called off at the end Of the eighth
inning on account Of darkness, the score
standing 4 to 3 in favor of Chicago.
Tonight the Princess Rink was crowded.
Mayor c. b. Oakley made the address
of welcome and Perry Randall. president
of the centennial committee, responded.
Other exercises followed, running the
meeting to midnight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-16
A CASE OF NEGLIGENCE.
D~fspensnry Physicians Refuse to An
swer a Call for Frivolous Reasons.

A colored woman feel unconscious on the
Indiana-ayenue bridge over the canal last
evening about 10 O'Clock. She was picked
up and carried into the drug store of L.
c. Hayes. on a near corner. No doctor
could be found in the neighborhood. The
woman was in a precarious condition. The
City Dispensary was called up by telephone
by Merchant policeman Chandler. The lat
ter was unable to answer satisfactorily the
questions OF the dispensary doctor regard
ing the name. residence and ailment Of the
woman He replied that she was uncon-
scious and unable to speak. The dispensary
physician said the case could not be ham
died. for there was no place 10 take the
woman, and Chandler Was advised 10 call
the City Hospital. He did as directed, and
at the hospital he was told to have a dis
pensary physician visit the woman, and If
she were really sick, he could send for the
City Hospital ambulance. II took probably
three minutes to speak to the hospital. and
then an effort was made to get the dis
pensary again by telephone. No answer
could be obtained by the repeated rings.
Chandler called police headquarters. and
the latter to speak to the dis
swered.
affairs and said that the woman would
be brought TO police headquarters, and
should not be allowed to die in
and Lyons to call AT the dispensary
-
and see what was the matter with the
force. DIR. Clark was found in charge. He
said that the case had not been properly
represented to him., as he was not told that
the woman had taken poison, and he
thought the ambulance was wanted, but
there was no place TO take the woman. In
the meanwhile DIR. VIM Chavis had been
summoned and he removed the woman 10
his Office In the rear of the drug store. At
first he said there was little hope of saving
her life, for she had gone so long without
treatment that the poison was thoroughly
absorbed The symptoms were those of
morphine poisoning. Sergeant Kurtz and
patrolmen Kurtz and Diltz assisted the
doctor, who gave the usual antidotes. The
officers rubbed and slapped the woman,
keeping her from going into a sound sleep.
For an hour her condition was almost hope
less, but the medicine began to take effect
and she revived. She was not out of dam
ger. however, until an early hour this
morning. Persons who called identified the
woman as Mrs. Hattie Barnes, of North In
dianapolis, wife of Frank Barnes. She is a
mulatto and young. II was said that she
came down town last evening to find her
husband. but failed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-16
A MURDERER ARRESTED.
John Fisher. CoIored, Who Killed n
Man fn louisville I'm March.

John Fisher, colored. was arrested last
night by detectives Thornton and McGuff
for the murder OF Dan Fox. colored, at
Louisville. On March 8. last. The arrest was
upon Information from Louisville. but this
information did not give Fishers proper
description. nor his residence. Thornton
made inquiries and learned that a man
named Fisher had come to the city during
the summer He found that a man by that
name was engaged as a washer at the Col
~lege-avenue street car barns. Last night he,
In company with McGuf. went TO the barns
and found Fisher there. The latter con-
fessed TO having killed a man at Louisville
In March. but said IL was In self-defense.
The story which Fisher tells indicates
that the murder was the result of a fight
over a woman. He was at the house of this
woman when Dan Fox arrived. Fox was
ouarrelsome and threatened TO kill Fisher
for keeping company with the woman. FISH
er then shot his rival.
Since he has been in this city Fisher has
been living with his father on Baltimore
avenue. He Is rwenty-four years of age, very
light, tall and slender. He does not obiec,
to being taken back 10 Louisville for trial
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-16

Roberts, the Train Wrecker, Gone
Ex-Guard Found Unconscious.

Ex-Guard Found Unconscious.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. /.
JEFFERSONvILLE, Ind. Oct. 49,
George Roberts, who was the fourth Of
the Fontanet wreckers sent from Vie
county to the penitentiary in October, 1884,
escaped from the Prison South last night.
He had been employed around the stables
as a 'trusty." He was serving an eight
year term. Roberts was a coal miner.
Warden Hert Immediately offered a re-
ward Of $50 for his capture. Roberts was
the first OF seven men arrested for the
crime and after he had confessed he gave
the prosecution much valuable informa-
ton by reason of which his sentence was
fixed at eight years. Sheriff Butler. of
Vigo county, saw him at the prison yes
terday, wher he was driving a wagon.
Ex-Guard Patrick Mcmahon was found
this morning at 5 O'Clock lying in an I'M
conscious condition near the junction, be-
low the prison. and 1t was thought at
first that Mcmahon had seen Roberts at
tempting to escape and In an effort to
capture him had been wounded. Since an
theory is hardly credited. Concerning his
injuries, which will probably result In his
death. there is much mystery. At 5
o'clock last evening he started to New
Albany. On his return he was seen to
board the train and nothing more was
seen of him until this morning. When
he was found lying near the junction, half
way between this city and New Albany,
he was badly wounded about the head.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-16
RIGHT TO BURN FLAMBEAUx.
Farmers Will Fight Gas Inspector
Leach in the Courts.

~
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Oct. b.-Farmers who are
joint stockholders In gas companies COM
posed exclusively Of farmers in the north
part Of this county are indignant over the
attempt on the part Of Gas Inspector ]. c.
Leach to stop them from burning their
fiambeaux at night. They refused to comply
with the order and Leach says he will en-
force it. The farmers say that they incor-
porated and drilled gas wells for the pur-
poses, as set forth in their articles of as
ISOLATION, Ito use gas for all farm pur-
poses" and they maintain that the burn
ing of their fambeaux is within the scope
Of that instrument, and that this attempt
to prevent them from using gas to burn
these fiambeaux is an fringement upon their
rights. They further assert that the fam
light in their stock yards and premises, at
tract and destroy millions Of insects each
year that prey upon the farm crops. and
that they are OF untold benent for the pur-
pose alone. They are not disposed to- allow
their rights to be trampled on, and will test
the matter to see If they cannot use this
gas as set forth in their articles of incor-
poration. They are beginning to feel like
an attempt Is being made to restrict them
in the use of the gas which belongs to
them, so as to enable outside companies to
receive all the benefits accruing from it's
use, and they are disposed to resent any in
reference in the matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-16

For those who do not object to the story,
"A Milk White Flag is one of the best OF
Hoyt's productions. In point of scenery
and sps les II Is very strong, and the
lines a.. ght- Another big audience saw
the production at English's last night. To-
days matinee and t0-nights performance
will conclude the engagement.
William Barry. in The Rising Genera
tion," comes TO English's tomorrow night
for the rest OF the week.
The South Before the War; engagement
at the Empire concludes tonight. The at
tendance has been great. The Empire will
have a change Of attraction tomorrow in
the engagement Of Prof. Herbert Albini,
the magician, and his company of enter
tanners.
The two performances Of Birds OF a
Feather" at the Park to-day will close Its
engagement. Popular Pete Baker and his
fellow players have drawn WELL 1,o-mor-
row The Land OF the Midnight Sun" will
open for three days Of spectacular drama.