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s. of v. Elects Officers.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, July 1.-THE result of the
annual election for officers OF the s. of V.
and l.. A.. S. is as follows: Commander,
Frank Martin. of Franklin; senior vice eom-
mander, d.. 5. Musser. Anderson; Junior
vice commander, H. p. c. Cline, Jonesboro;
quartermaster. J. r. Thompson. Rising Sun;
camp council. linn of Indianapolis. Bos-
worth Of Winchester Christian of Mobiles
vile. Ramsey of Portland. Graham OF
Bloomington; delegate at large, Rev. Light,
of Warsaw; delegates TO National Encamp-
ment, Chapman of Kokomo, W. w. Ha-
gems of S~helbyville, Goehler Of Fort Wayne,
Beeson of winchester-
Ladies' Aid Societies elected: President,
Mrs. Mary A. Lands. Frankfort: vice pres.
ident. Miss Dollie Kindle. anderson; division
council, Snyder of Fort Wayne, Brewer OF
Anderson. Goodrich of Shelbyville; treas
urer. Miss Sims, Frankfort; chief Of STAFF,
Nexsen, Evansville; chaplain, Sterling, OF
Kokomo; NJ. n l. O. Wills, of Dayton
inspector, Elliott. of Greensburg; delegate
at large, Jay, of Portland; delegate to Ma
tional Encampment, Koerner. Of Indianapo.
lis; alternates, Dickey,a of Greensburg, and
Brewer, of Anderson.
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Coroner Castor yesterday took the testi-
mony of J. c. Hinckley in the case OF the
death, about two weeks ago, of a step
daughter of Hinckley, at the family resi-
dence. No. 80 South Rural street. Two DAYS
before the girl died<she went to a neigh
boris and showed a Scratched and bruised
neck and body She said her father had
jerked her out OF a rocking chair and that
she had fallen. into commissions soon after
wards The testimony OF the father cor
roborated that OF the girl. The coroner
blames Hinckley for his treatment OF the
girl. who was subject TO epilepsy.
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frs PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Southwest corner Pennsylvania and New
York streets. Union services AT 10a5
a. m. OF the united congregations OF the
First Baptist and First Presbyterian
churches. Sermon by Rev. NJ. l.. Haines,
ID. d.; no evening service: Sunday-school
meets at $50 a. M: Society Christian
Endeayor. al Gas y. M. weekly prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 7s3
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Vermont and Pennsylvania streets
Rev. Joseph A. Milburn, pastor, Rev. I'd
ward Baech, assistant pastor. Communion
service and reception OF new members.
1915 a. m. For months OF July and Au-
gust the evening service viii be conducted
4 By the Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tan Endesvor. beginning 7:f5. In the
chapel: Sunday-school. 9:5 a. m. prayer
meeting. Thursday evening at 1.fs. Mayer
Chapel. corner OF West and Catherine
streets: Sunday-school at 2.D p. M.
prayer-meeting Wednesday evening.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner Merid-
ian and Second streets. Rev. J. A. end-
thaler. ID. D.. pastor. Rev. ". y. Dun
hann. associate pastor. Preaching by the
pastor at 1880 a m: sunday school 81
2:l5 y. m: Y. Y. :. 4. T.. 500. Preaching
I'm Mount Jackson Chapel at 7:f5 n. m.
Dr. Rondtha.er will preach at West
WashinetoD-strset Chapel AT 7;S p. m.
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Methodist

COPAL CHURCH-Corner OF Central ave-
nue. and Butler street. Rev. Henry A.
Buchtel, ID. d., pastor. Sermon by the
pastor at 10:45 "A. m. Holy communion after
morning sermon. Sunday school at $50 q
m; Epworfh League service af,6:f5 a. IN.
No. evening services. Strangers cordially
welcomed.
MERIDIAN STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH-cor-
ner OF New York. Preaching at 1890 a. IN.
by the pastor. Rev. c. ~. Sims, DID,,
song service at 7:f5 -. m; Sunday-scbooi
and class meeting at s:15 a m; Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. m; cottage meeting
Wednesday evening at "a College ayenue;
prayer-meeting Thursday evening at 7x5-
All are cordially invited.
ROBERTS PARK NJ. +. CHTRCH-corner
Delaware and Vermont. Rev. r. i. Coultas.
d.. D.. pastor. Love feast service AT 3 a.
m.; preaching at 1916 a. m. and 7:45 p. M.
by the pastor; morning subject. Clearing
About the Dying OF the Lord Jesus" even
ing, Happiness" Sacrament at the close
of the morning service Sund&y-school at
2:15 p. m: review of the lessons. and spe-
cial exercises. recitations, song and adj
dress by the pastor. appropriate TO Inde-
pendence day. Epworth League at z
p. m; prayer-meeting Thursday evening
at 7.f5 ID. m.
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ConxrexafionaI.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner OF Meridian
and New York streets. Frederic Z. Dew
hurst, minister. No morning or evening
service. A musical service in the after
noon at 5 o'clock, conducted By Mr.. Dom
ley and Mr.. Nell.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH3Sunday afternoon.
at 5 o'clock. there VII be a musical serv-
ice consisting of the following numbers;
l. Marche Relisieuse. GuiImant. p Cam
telena, Grison. 3. (a) Allegretto. Bereny:
b) Adagio, Haydn. 4. Jerusalem the
Golden Sparks. 5. Allegro. Batiste. Mr..
Nell will sing a selection from Eerdfs
Requiem Mass. Everybody invited. Adj
mission free. No collection.
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Liverpool. London and Globe, 5000; total.
ing and says the insurance, will cover his
loss. The Palatine had $500 on the grain
in the nine cars, which will cover that
loss. Seven other cars.-S0me with mer-
chandise and others empty. were also
burned. This loss win fall on either the
Vandalia or the Evansville & Terre Haute
companies.
The fire leaves Terre Haute without ele-
vator facilities. For several months Bart
lett, Kuhn & Co. have-been. trying TO make
terms with the railroad companies for
tracks at a proposed new and much larger
elevator. 1t is now thought this elevator
will be erected al once.
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HandkerchiefS

800 dozen Ladies' and Chi.dren's
while hemsfifched and revered Hand
kerchiefs, Ic each.
Ladies', Gents and ChiIdren's white
hemsfifched, coIored border and lace
edge Handkerchiefs, all sc each.
Gents white hemsfifched, aHLfnen
Handkerchiefs. Joe each.
: Ladies' all linen, hundered and un.
Numbered, hand embroidered initials
q scsIloped edge Handkerchiefs, reg.
ukar Csc ones, I5c each or two for Csc.
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The CONN still Above Ground.
To the Indiananolis Journal

COLUMBUS. Ind, July 5.-The collin In
which it is claimed the body of Thomas
Myers was buried at Liberty Cemetery.
this county. still lays exposed to view Of
all who travel by the cemetery, as does
also the box in which is was inclosed.. The
open grave yet yawns for a corpse. Cu.zons
40 not want this state Of affairs TO continue
longer, and at the same time none cares TO
enter the cemetery and remove the coffin,
as DIR. Cox, uncle of the alleged dead man,
said Myers died of diphtheria.
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He Must surrender Hi. Ltccn.c,

". T. Lee. VINO has a Temperance sa-
Loom at No. 50 West Washington street.
notified last night that he must not
allow card-playing in his saloon. He has
a license TO sell liquor, but asserts that he
is only dealing in soft drinks. AS long as
he has a license 10 sell liquor. the police
say, he will not be permitted TO play cards
at his place, as this form OF amusement is
especially mentioned in the Nicholson law.
Lee declines 10 surrender his license.
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stove Mcuntcrs Adjourn.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 5.-The stove
mounters' national convention adjourned to-
day after a. most successful session and
the delegates have returned to their homes.
The following new officers were elected:
President, James McGinn. Detroit; vice
president, A. a. Warner. Wayack, Mich;
secretary, Charles Streithof. Evansville.
The next convention will be held the first
Tuesday In July, 1895, at Chicago.
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Burned in a Rig Mill.

ANDERSON, Ind., july 1.-TWO men were
seriously burned to-day While working at
the National tin-plate mill in this city. They
were connecting a gas pump, thirty feet be-
low the surface. in a we'll ten feet in diam
eter.- One of them lit a match 10 find a
leak and the explosion followed. Charles
Smith was very seriously. burned and his
assistant, Peter Geiser. burned on the head
and face. Both are in the City Hospital.
Smith inhaled the flame. The men climbed
a ladder to the top of the well Will their
clothing was on fire.
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MURDER.
Mrs. Eleanor Wiley Found Dead I'm
Her Bedroom.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. July o.-Yesterday
morning when the hired hand went into
the bedroom of Mrs. Eleanor Wiley to
call her he found her dead in the center
of the floor. The undertaken, in preparing
the body, discovered a severe confusion on
her forehead and the marks of fingers on
her throat. as II she had been murdered.
evidence which points strongly TO foul play.
Her husband was not at home at the time
Of the discovery Of the body. Mrs. Wiley
was the owner OF a forty-are tract near
Fountainfown and was about sixty-five
wears old.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, July A-Arthur Simpson.
the Eaton school-teacher. residing in Han
cock county, charged with forging John
Bells name to a ifty-dollar note, was re-
leased this evening for want of evidence.
ctfo
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Two Years for Assaulting "a Boy.
to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal:

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, july -5.-George
Caspar was this morning found guilty Of
assault and battery on little Charlie Meloy.
the son of ex-city Marshal Meloy. of this
city. and sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary. The. assault was unprovoked.
The boy was passing along an alley, when
Caspar seized him and, commenced beat
ing his head against the hard ground and
attempting to trampie him. Passers-by in
terfered and saved the boys life.
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work of the Possonfns Ffend.
ial TO the indianapolis Journal.

SpeCIdI TO the IIuIdHHpUITS JOurId1.
SHELBYvILLE, Ind. July 5.-Mrs. James
C. Young. of Brandywine township. lost
some cattle by poison a few weeks ago.
Later s~trychnine was found in her milk
pans, and this morning the hired hands
found several piles of salt in the field which
were mixed with Rough on Rats and pow
dercd glass. Mrs. Young some time ago ap>
is fearful for the life of herself and chill
HrQn
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Farmer BnkehOrn burns His Team.
SneciaI To the India ma olis InurnaI

: WABASH, Ind, July 5.-Intelligence was
received here to-day that John Bakehorn. a
farmer OF Waltz township, had shot and
burned his team of horses. The drought had
destroyed Bakehorn's crops and he had
often said that he had no feed for stock
and could not see how he was to winter
them. The last week he hauled all winters
wood and yesterday built a pile of dry
brush TO which he led Ills two valuable
horses. and shooting the animals placed
the carcasses on. the pile and applied a
match. o ~
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Cartersburg, Ind. on "a 'dalia Railroad. seventeen
miles west or Indianapolis. Open all file year foi
those who want the benefit of the water, and Tor those
who want RI g.: aud for families who want to get their
childl en- out In the country, you can't bfat H. Til.
water win cure any case Of stomach or kidney trouble
and the baths viii cure most eases OF RE imatism
Good hotel and stables. Addres. Il. +. wOR III. Plain.
field. Ind. s5c round trip from city: 5je on sunday.
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THE vAP0R LIGHT CONTRACT.
Judge Harvey Nil Rule I'm n De.
murrer I'm the Case To-Day.

Judge Harvey yesterday informed the at
torneys In the litigation brought by the
city TO. have the Sun vapor Company's con-
tract with the city for furnishing vapor
lights declared invalid that he would rule
on the demurrer In the case to-day. II
the demurrer OF the city is sustained Ii
means that the contract has been declared
invalid The vapor lights were contracted
for under the Sullivan administrator fof
i've years. City Attorney Scott held that
IL was invalid under the charter because
the Board OF Works did not nave the
money appropriated with which to pay
for the lights at the time the contract
was made. the contract not being submitted
to the City Council.
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Young Kentuckian Goes A-tray.

Special to the MINNEAPOLIS Journal.
ROCKPORT, Ind. July 5.-Harry Meier
rem. a prominent citizen OF Hopkinsville,
KY. is in jail here for forgery. He passed
a fraudulent check in this city on a Hop
kinsville bank and the checks were re-
turned. He brought two carloads of ponies
here and advertised them for sale, but on
the day of sale he suddenly disappeared.
He was arrested at Boonville. His father
is here and says that his son was enticed
into a gambling den here a few days ago
and robbed. The son Is a young man and
has a wife at Hopkinsville.
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The charge against Sam Dinnin for oper-
ating an automatic organ in his saloon.
known as the Fan. was dismissed yester-
day in Police Court and he was sent TO
the grand jury for action. The prosecute
the Nicholson law a. thorough study and
say that some Very delicate problems are
presented.
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Special 10 the 1ndianapoIis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. July a.-Asftwo trainloads
of people were returning. from the fair
ground last evening on the electric street
car line the brake on the rear car failed TO
hold. and the cars collidcd. Nc one was
dangerously injured, but a half-6ozen peo-
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LINES
For Boston. M6ss.

Via New York City.
Account Meeting Of the Young Peoples
Christian Endeayor Society.
One Fare Rate
Tickets Will Be Sold July 5 to 3, inclusive.
Call on agents, No. As West Washington
street, No. 46 Jackson place, Union Sta
ton. GEO. Z. ROCKWELL.
District Passenger Agent.
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Killed by n Fall from n Ladder.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

CARBON. Ind. July 5.-Frank Jones.
while painting. at Perth, this morning. lost
his balance and felt from the ladder a
distance of about thirty-five feet. His head
struck the sidewalk, crushing his skull. He
died about noon from the injuries.
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NEW YORK, July 5.-Henry G. Miner
has brought suit in the Superior Court
against Augustin DAILY TO recover 5000
damages for alleged false and fraudulent
representation. Mr.. Miner alleged that he
entered into an agreement with DAILY on
Feb. 5, 1889. by which DAILY sold him the
s'Roger La Honte' in the United States
and Canada for one year. paying 5000.
Miner also alleges that instead of Roger
Ia Homie being an original production IL
was a dramatization OF a published book
and DAILY did not possess the exclusive right
to produce il. Days counsel applied for
an order compelling Miner to furnish a
bill of particulars. Judge McAdam denied
the application to-day. DAILY will now have
TO plead to the complaint.
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Marguerite Had Her Fourth.
Special t. the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the 1ndianapols Journal
MARTINSvILLE. Ind, July g. Mar
guerite. the four-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Mars was denied fire
crackers yesterday to celebrate the Fourth
with, but some neighbor children came into
the yard with some and shared with her.
Her clothing caught fire and her back was
seriously burned. Mrs. Mars's hands and
wrists were badly burned in saving her
daughters life.
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ROCKFORD, Ind. July 5.-The Italian la
borers here are quiet tonight. A telegram
was received this morning from Bishop
Chatard. of Indianapolis, to the Catholic
priest here, authorizing him to aid them 10
the extent of 500 and advise them in his
(the bishop's) name, to do no violence. They
are now encamped near the Air Line rail-
road depot. and being fed at the expense OF
the town until they can be sent away.
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KOKOMO, Ind, July 1.-The case against
George Cox. of Elwood, on account OF the
murder of William Foust, went to- the jury
this evening and there seems TO be no pros
poets Of a verdict tonight.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-New York and ILL.,
nois streets. G.. A. Christensen. rector.
Holy communion. S:45 a. m: Sanday-school,
$50 a. M; htany, holy communion and
sermon, 1915 a. m. No evening service.
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William T. Scott was fined S and costs
yesterday in Police Court for carrying con-
cealed weapons. The complaining witness
was his wife. who. the officers said. had
asked them to arrest her husband, as ne
was drinking and she was afraid of him.
His story was that he was out hunting
for Chicken thieves.
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cornen Glec club In London.

LONDON. July 5.-Although the state
concert at Buckingham Palace tonight at
tracted the leaders OF society a large and
representative social audience attended the
concert OF the Cornell Glee Club. at St.
Thomas Hail. The audience accorded a.
most enthusiastic reception TO the American
were the order OF the evening. The feat
ure OF the concert was a large party or
university and Cornell men. who occupied
seats together in the center OF the house.
and waved "a huge American dag whenever
the club was applauded, the representa-
tives OF the two colleges making common
cause in their labor Of patriotism.
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RoSEBURG. Ore, July 5.-John Poole
and John Case. alias Mcdowell. were ar
rested near C~anyonville. last night. They
are suspected OF being the men who held
up and robbed the Oregon express In Cow
creek anyon last Monday night. Both
men are ex-convicts.
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The Whole
Store

; WM be fun OF interest for the
bargain hunters to-day. No de-
parfmenf more so than the
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MERIDIAN STREE
New Church.

NEW CHURCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s33 North Alabama street, Rev. W L.
Gladish. minister. Sunday services. 1875
a. m. Subject OF sermon. New Things
for the New Age" Sunday school at 9 30:
Thursday evening meeting at pastors
home. sos North Delaware street.
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RELIEF FOR HEADACHE.-"I have
never regretted using mmo Liver Keei-
lator in my family. My wife suffered con-
~t.nually with headache. and just two pack
ages relieved the headache. besides giving
tone and vigor to the whole system."-A.
=. DeBond. Mount Vernon. Ky. I
LIFE SAvED.-"Simmons Liver Regula-
tor has prolonged my life. ] suffered great
~ with biliousness and liver complaints.
but am now relieved. / keep the medicine
on hand, and IL saves me many a doctor
bill."-A. w. s. Mazo. Eastman, Ca.
QUICKEST RELIEF have been
troubled with torpid liver and constipation.
and nothing that I ever tried gave relief
so quick as Simmons Liver Regulator."-R.
X. Strange, Lake City, Fla
THE BEST LIVER MEDIcINE---sim-
mons Liver Regulator has been used in my
family over thirty years. and | know IL 10
be the best liver medicine."-R- s. Hearne,
Georgetown, Ky.
CURE FOR Observation-Disclosures Liver
Regulator gives the best results. and salts
faction. 1t has no equal as a cure for dys.
pepsia."-The Ouray Drug Company. ouray.
Col. 80
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Insurance on the Burued Elevator.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

TERRE HATTIE, Ind. July 5.-The in
surance on the grain in the Bartlett. Kuhn
4 CO. elevator. which was burned at mid
night. was placed as foHows: Springfield.
$500: Connecticut. $3.50: Palatine, $3.50;
Imperial, $500; Aetna. $500; Franklin OF
Philadelphia. 5000: Hartford. $3.50: total.
s2l.5so. The insurance on the building was
as follows: Aetna. $500; Springfield. 1000;
Orient. 81. 1000; London and Lancashire. ST.
500; Scottish Union and National. $1,000:
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Bnpfist,

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Northeast
streets. Rev. ID. j. Ellison, pastor. No
preaching services. the COMPENSATION
:. Uniting in union services at. tie First
Presbyterian Church. Sunday sch pol at
g:3e a m: Il. Y. =. L. at Gas D.. m neg
uiar prayer meeting Thursday evening"
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Dost want thy teeth like ivory white,
Thy lips like roses blooming,
Thy breath perpetual delight,
The common air pertaining?
Use SOZODONT. for that will bring
Health. beauty. fragrance. everything.
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Ellen Rust. Mrs. Rhoda McMiller. Mrs.
Julia Dooley and Mrs. May Warren, VINO
were from Elwood
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Edith WATERS. Troubles.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5.-A peculiar
story OF romance aud domestic infelicity.
which will probably terminate in "A suit
for divorce, has been brought to light by
the filing of a suit by Edith Waters. a we'll
known actress. to recover from Captain
Waters, her stepfather, 5000 said to have
been left.her by her mother. Edith Waters,
who Is as we'll known to theater-goers Of
the East as she is here. has had a remark
able career. Although the adopted daugh-
ter OF q Millionaire. she was once a resi-
dent OF a lonely island of the coast of
southern California. where she herded
sheep. and later became the wife OF the
Impoverished son OF a man who was John
w. Mackay's partner in the Bonanza days.
John Mackay Walker IS her husbands
name. and Waters her stage name. The
marriage PROVED an unhappy one before
the honeymoon was hardly over. and the
couple have not lived together for some
time. ak says he expects his wife will
bring suit for divorce, and IL the grounds
are at all reasonable. he will make no de-
fprSc
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Ind, July 1.-Two arrests
of saloon men were made in this city by
the police to-day for failure to comply with
the provisions of the Nicholson temperance
law. One saloon man removed his parti-
ton between his saloon counter and bread
department and sold bread on the Fourth,
while another baker refused 20 remove the
partition, and for this was arrested: Test
cases may be made in both cases. Henry
part of the State. at last Commissioners
Court applied for q. license for the font
ffty-two feet back from the front door
put in a partition. Back of this he sold
soft drinks and admitted his friends Oh
the Fourth. The authorities are rubbing
their heads for light on the subject.