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The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-The demands on
Hon. Richard p Bland for addresses ar
so numerous and insistent from all parts
of The country that he sees no rest for
fully a month mo. 1 shall not go 20
Kentucky" Mr.. Bland replied TO a Ques-
tion to-day. IL had intended to visit that
State and stay there about a month. but
the platform adopted by the Louisville con-
ventlon was so at variance with Democratic
coinage principles In its Endorsement OF
Cleveland and Carlisle that concluded II
would be best TO cancel my engagements
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Tin-PIate Mill Branching Out.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind, Sept. 2.-The American
Tin-plate Company. which is now operating
the largest tin-piate plant in the world
In this city, is arranging to add a big
steel mill to its plant. which will manu-
facture all kinds of steel supplies and en-
rloy about eight hundred hands When the
twepty-one mills of the tin-piate plant all
are completed and in operation that will
require two thousand men. making $500 in
all which this immense industry will en-
ploy In few more months.
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stntiopnrv Enrineer..

ST. PAUL Mimi, Sept. 2.-This morning
found ST. Paul In possession of the dele
gates TO the fourteenth annual convention
Engineers which will open tomorrow
morning at Market Hall. About three hun
dred OF them, with their wives. children
and relatives arrived this morning. The
Ryan Hotel is headquarters for the gather
ing The committee on credentials was busy
ali day. Tonight an informal reception was
rendered the visitors at the Ryan.
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fraternal purposes and incidentally to
make their influence as American c.ti-
zens felt in local and general politics. As
soon as the local club is well under way
measures will be taken to organize the
element I'm Lowell, Boston, FaH River,
Providence, Philadelphia and other cities.
the ultimate purpose being to form a ma
tional organization. 1t was estimated that
the element numbers in this city not far
from 1000 voters
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Thief Rum Dovn I'm the street.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Five hundred people
chased a thief through State street to-day
and aided in his capture. The prisoner.
who gave his name as James Williams, OF
san Francisco was charged with robbing
the till Of the Masonic Temple Associa-
ton of large sum. He started down the
crowded thorcughfare on the run. but was
easily captured, owing TO the crowds gath
ering to see the, labor day parade. The
prisoner. at police headquarters, was identi-
fed as John b. Gordon OF Louisville.
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Henry Berndt. living on Hillside avenue.
was arrested last night upon a warrant
charging him with assault and battery
with intent TO kill Albert Cuhiltz- Berndt
says while returning from work saturday
hight he was asssiled by a gang who beat
him. He went home and. procuring re-
volver, returned and demanded an explana-
ton. The gang continued 10 aouse him
and. as a scare. he fired TO one side
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 2.-Patrick Crow.
alias Murphy and other names, was ar
rested at the delivery window OF the post
vised that he was in hiding i'm this city.
He is the man who robbed demimon3e
resort in Chicago of jewelry and cash some
years ago. ran into the street and shot
two policemen and two citizens Who pur-
sued him. He is wanted for train robbery
at st. Joseph. Mo-. for diamond robbery
in ST. Paul and for various other crimes
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

MARION. Ind. Sept. 2.-The efforts of
the Good Citizens League have suppressed
four saloons In the Fourth ward, at least
temporarily. The applicants who adver-
tised that they would apply for license
failed to appear before the County Com
missioners on Saturday, and Saturday was
the last day. Similar efforts will be made
in all the other wards whenever the notice
of intention to apply for license appears.
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Special 10 the IndianapoIIs Journal.
IOGANsPORT. Ind. Sept. 2.-The proba-
bilities are that the city of Logansport
viii have batch of damage suits on her
hands within short time on account OF
the action OF the authorities In closing the
saloons to-day. There are thirty-nine
saloons In the city and all received in
sfructions on Saturday TO remain closed to-
day. There is technicaiity on which
most or the suits may he avoided. The
action OF the saloon keepers IN closing was
. IN opinion rendered By the Mayor that
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

GROCERY STORE SAFE ROBBED.
John Ferguson, mt Illinois and North
Streets. Loses $50 and Papers.

The safe in the grocery store Of John
Ferguson. corner OF Illinois and North
streets. was robbed yesterday afternoon OF
$50 and some valuable papers. Being Labor
day the store was closed for a time i'm
the afternoon. The heavy safe door was
not locked. but the inner door was. The
burglars entered by cellar window and
forced open the inner safe door. thereby
gaining possession of the money box. IL
Is a mystery how the robbery could have
been committed, for the corner Is promi-
nent one and the safe was I'm view 10 the
persons on the corner.
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pecial to the Indianapolis journal.

Spc1aI 10 the Ind1anapo1is JOurnaI.
COLUMBUS. Ind. Sept. 2.-Mary Daugh-
erty made an unsuccessful attempt to end
her life last night by taking an ounce of
carbolic acid. The deed was committed in
fit of jealousy. Last night she had an
appointment with her lover and he was
few minutes late. and the girl. instead Of
waiting for him. went home and attempted
to end her life. She thought ner lover was
out with some other girl. Miss Daugherty
is seventeen years ole and has lived here
two years.
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s,.bIc. and shed. Aaam~,

Tn. fire department had stubborn fire
so hardle late yesterday afternoon. Two
SINAI. boys started the trouble by setting
IRE to a stable at No. AZ College avenue.
:. zr,ting in a loss OF $50. The flames
Communicated 10 a stable at No. 53 Broad
way. where there was a 800 loss A stable
at No 81 Broadway was slightly damaged.
sheds at Nos. 81. % and 80 Vine street
caught fire. but the loss was small
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sauRus Track Record Lowered.

SAUGUS, Mass, Sept. 2.--To-day's trot-
ting at Franklin Park was the opening of
four days programme to fill time left open
by the lapse of the Old Orchard meeting
There was an attractive card, and good
racing in every class. The track record was
lowered this afternoon when Fanny s.
paced mile in 2111s. clipping off three
quarters of a second from the previous
mark. Results: fst-tttt-e 81
227 trot. Lady Blanche won, in straight
meats. Time-2:20 2:20, 2:234. Record, Op-
retta, blackstone. Betty Grateful Bird Sim
2:l2 pace. Fannie S. won. in straight
heats Time-2:13. 2:124, 2:l11z. Sheriff
Claybourne, Daisy Dean, Seabird, Eliza K.
Pattiek, Abbott Wilkes and Charlie Ford
2:lS trot (uninisheD. Forest Prince won
nrst and second heats. in PIG. 2:l7%. Silver
ton Belle, Kitty r. and Arlena also started.
Three minute trot. General won second
and Mon third bird heats psa in 222 2s5 Judge Rice
Tempting also started
third seass m gs 5a 5 p Violet first S aoS
Bess Ambidexter and cadei also a,s, stsrted esi'e
heats. Time-2:o7la. e:lola. Badge. Builmont.
stumble Sphinx. Sable Gift. Be Sure also
2:2s trot King Princeps won first and
third heats in 2:l5. 2:17. Catherine won sec-
ond heat in 2:l434 Almira Highwood. Zue-
letta. Allie, Gee and Wilkes worthinxton
also started ~ %
Time-2:l0ia 2O9l2. Prairie LiIlie,e Carrie, Ed
ward and Blue Ridge also started 4
Two-year-old tron Virgins won in
Silver Lake, Caid, vipsan!ce, Astolfo, Bar
oness, Marguerite, Bergenia also started.
Two,year-old pace. Ananias won in
straight heats Time-2:17L, 2.17. Asa S..
Mary II. Midnight and John d. also started
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Caught an Indiana Bigamist.

OLNEY, Ill.,, Sept. 2.-City Marshal
30 ,enart. of Washington. Ind, came to
Olney Sunday and in company with City
Marshal Shepard. of Olney. went to Jasper
county where they arrested William Whit
ney, wanted at Washington on a charge of
bigamy. Whitney has three wives. II Is
alleged. His last wife was a Miss Mary
Friets, of Odon. Ind.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Sept. 2.--The Beth
Iehem Iron Company was advised by cable
to-day of another successful armor-plate
test IN Russia The plate tested repre-
sented a lot of seven-inch srmor made by
the company for the Russian battle ships
Senia and Oushakoff. The test took place
at ST. Petersburg and was very satisfac-
tory TO the Russian ordnance officers
The Russian government has accent
ed all the armor plate made here for the
vessels.
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Lawler and Kennedy mt Elkhart.
Snecial To the India n a mills Ioilrnal

ELKHART. Ind. Sept. 2.-Labor day was
observed here to-day more extensively than
ever before. At 10 a. m. there was an in
dustrial parade. comprising exhibits by
most of the leading business houses and
manufactures. In the afternoon. Hon.
Frank Lawler, of Chicago. and ID. F.. Ken
gathering on the island, and Hon. ]. B.
Stoll and ex-senator O. Y. Hubbell ad-
dressed another large crowd in the evening.
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The Baby Played with Matches.
Snecial To the India ma nolis IonrnaI

UNION CITY, Ind. Sept. 2-The two-
year-old child of Mrs. Stella Guard met
with serious accident this evening. In
some manner the baby secured a box of
matches. and while playing with them
they ignited, burning nearly all it's clothing
of and the front part of its body into a
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SpeclaI 10 the Inuandp0Ils JOURNAL.
DECATUR. Ind. Sept. 2.-One of the
largest family reunions held in the
State occurred in a grove near Monroe.
four miles south of this city. yesterday. 1t
was the first annual reunion OF the Hem
bricks families. About two hundred rela-
tives were present. a number coming from
Harrison county. Ohio. Four generations
were represented.
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Even sheIbyviIIe i. Dry.


Spec1dI 20 the IHuldndpOI1S JOuT1ldI.
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Sept. 2--Since the
Nicholson law went into effect Sheloyvile
has been a dry town. Yesterday a man
with bucket went into the saloon of
Charles Skotski. and after chasing the
bearer through new building into a liv-
cry stable the bucket was found TO con-
tain beer. raid was made on the saloon
and two men were captured from under
the bar. Skotski was arrested this after
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT. Ind, Sept. 2.-willam
worley, one of a party of hunters from
this city. accidentally shot himself just be-
fore noon to-day. while making his way
along the bank of the Wabash river. six
miles west or the city. Death resulted in
stantly. Worley was twenty-three years
old and single.
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Teachcrs fn Worthfncton Schoola.
,ial 10 the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
wORTHINGTON. Ind. Sept. 2.-The pub
lie schools OF this place began to-day with
the following teachers: Miss Ada Little
Miss Robb. Miss Grace McClarren, Miss
Lottie Snitz Mss Minnie Maxwell, Miss
Belle Bucher Mrs. +. W. Fellows. Miss
Fannie Benedict is principal. Mr.. Williams
assistant principal and Professor w. ID.
Keriin superintendent.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Sept. 2.-Labor
days festivities closed this evening with
a fatal accident. Berghoff and Centliver
Parks were crowded with people and street
cars were jammed beyond their capacity.
Mrs. George Baldwin was crowded off a
rapidly moving car and fell to the street,
breaking her neck. death resulting instant
ly. She leaves a husband and two children
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OBITUARY.
j. Il. Lewis, Ex-United States Senator
from the Old Dominion.

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 2.-Ex-United
State Senator j. T. Lewis died at his home
near Harrsonburg to-day Of cancerous
disease. in the seventy-seventh year of his
age.
MIR. Lewis was a lineal descendant of
John Lewis. whose father was an original
settler in what is now Augusta county. He
was elected Lieutenant Governor the
ticket with Gilbert C. Walker, and the
same year was sent to the United States
Senate. In 1881 he was again elected Lieu
tenant Governor with William r. Cameron,
and at the expiration of his term Of office
retired to private life. He was a prominent
figure in Virginia during reconstruction
do
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Labor day was a legal holiday. The fact
IL that legally the saloon keeper has no
right to accept the decision of the Mayor.
for the matter was In the hands OF the
board of police commissioners Action
against the city could probably be main
tained by several of the saloon keepers
who were notified TO close by Police Super
intendent Morrisy. All saloons were closed
until O'Clock. II was discovered that the
Appellate Court of this State had recently
decided that the law regarding the closing
OF saloons on legal holidays did not apply
10 Labor daY and they onfned.
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WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-The President
has pardoned Bluefort Foreman. sentenced
in the Western district of Arkansas. in
1894. 10 two years imprisonment and costs
for assault with intent to kill. on the
ground that the convict has become totally
blind. He has also commuted TO imprison-
ment for one year the two-year sentence
IMPOSED upon David 8. Stalnaker for rob-
bing United States postcffice in West Vir-
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

LAWRENCE. Mass. Sept "A move
ment has been inaugurated in this city
that has for it's object the organization
into a compact body of all the residents OF
Lawrence who formerly lived in England.
who are OF Irish rarentage and who have
since become American citizens The mo-
tive OF the new organization is to
combine Its members for social and
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03
Big Temperance Meeting at Eaton.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

EATON. Ind. Sept. "A mass temper
ance me sting was held here to-day under
the auspices of the w. c. t. u. More than
three thousand were present. Mrs. t. l..
Calkins, national organizer. spoke in the
afternoon. Hon. s. K. Nicholson, who has
Just held four immense meetings in tLo-
gansport, spoke in the morning and to-
night. Joseph Critchfield also spoke. The
Dunkirk band furnished the music.
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Special to the indianapolis. Journal
NEW ALBANY. Ind. Sept. Meal
Sloan. fireman on the Monon. was killed
tonight In the roundhouse. He was
coupling two tenders and was caught
across the abdomen and crushed Sloan 5
rarents reside in Marengo. Ind.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. = Commander
Bradford and Lieutenant Mulligan. the
naval officers who represented the govern
ment on the trial trip of the st. Louis.
have returned TO Washington and reported
10 Admiral Ramsay. They speak in en-
thusiastc terms of the vessel and will be-
gin the preparation Of their official report
upon the trial trip al once.
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Ended with n Grand Ball.
,l 20 I.,l

RICHMOND. Ind, Sept 2.-The features
of the Labor day celebration here were
a band concert in the morning. mass
meeting. with addresses by Peter Witt.
labor leader of Cleveland: Rev. j. f. Ca
thell, of this city and Jesse Stevens, of
Centeryille. and grand ball, which oc-
CURED at Pythian Temple.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

The indianapolis College of Music viii
give it's second annual faculty concert at
Plymouth Church Friday evening.
The Epworth League OF Roberts Park
NJ. r.. Church VIII give an entertainment
at he church. Wednesday evening o. this
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HIS HEAD SHOT OFF.
Negro Taken from Jail by Ken.
tucLy Mob and Killed.

HICKMAN, KY. Sept. AIT a. m. to-
day William Butchock. desperate negro.
was taken from jail by a moo. His head
was shot off and his body riddied with 5u:-
lets. Masks of some OF the mob were found
near the negro's dead body
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ROUTED AT EVERY TURN.
Cubans Either Killed or Put
Elighf In Each EnUaxemeut

HAVANA, Sept. 2.--The command of
Lieutenant Colonel Zubia surprised the In
surgent bands led by Suarez and Zayas in
Quernada, near Grand Remedies and after
a sharp engagement, routed them. The in
surgents left eight of their number dead on
the field. but carried their wounded with
them In the retreat. OF Lieutenant Colonel
Zubias command one was killed and five
were wounded.
A company of civil guards encountered a
mounted band of insurgents under Arce at
Macauga. AT the first fire OF the volunteers
the insurgents took flight leaving forty sad
die horses and twenty-six hundred cart
ridges In the hands OF the guards.
The column of General Canollas routed
the band headed by Maceo. to the south of
Ramon de las Vaguas on Saturday. The in
surgents very much outnumbered the Span
iards. but they were driven from their posi-
tions and encampment, leaving thirty-sx
killed and sixty wounded. The Spanish lost
one officer. and twelve soldiers killed and
nine officers and thirty-nine soldiers
wounded.
At Hatillo the insurgents burned the store
of Ruflno Diaz. the Dolores mansion. and
the farmhouse of Jose Prieto. together with
ten thousand dollars worth of plantation
property.
At Tunicus four insurgents have surren-
dered and at Santa Esp!ritu nine have given
themselves up
The planters OF the province of Santa
Clara have been compelled to pay heavy
contributions for the MAINTENANCE of the
insurgent cause. For each bale of tobacco
produced 50 has been demanded, and for
each one thousand ears Of corn so cents is
required.
Lieut.. Gonzales Moro. with three hundred
troops, has had an engagement with the
insurgents under Ruen, near Naraonjal and
Cabarien. province of Santiago de Cuba. in
which four of the latter were killed.
A train carrying troops was attacked by
insurgents between Bonaio and San Vim
cent Colonel Zebiskostki. who commanded
the troops. was slightly wounded, as were
also one sergeant and one carpenter.
Dionisio Gil, the Dominican general, has
taken command Of the insurgent band re-
Gently under the leadership of Goulet. who
The railroad bridge near Yabo Cifuenter
has been destroyed by insurgents.
Upon the arrival here of steamer bring
ing the Christina battalion, which COM
prises forty officers and 1,l60 soldiers, the
newcomers were met by q committe of citi-
zens and bands of music. The sum of 81
was given to each soldier. Such Is the re-
soldiers from Spain.
Jose Puebojls, chief engineer of the har-
Dor. leaves this city on Thursday for New
York by the steamer Havana, TO contract
for the erection OF large dry. dock here.
The official report of the engagement
near Ramon de las Yaeuas says. that the
column of General Canellas numbered $50,
while Maceo's forces numbered $500 The
firing lasted for eight hours and the am
mupition of the insurgents was captured
by the troops. as we'll as their mail. OF
the officers wounded four were captains
and four leutenants- General Cannellas
himself was wounded, II Is said slightly.
| persed they went In the direction of Songo
ard the troops followed in pursuit.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept. PROF. A. A.
Hughart. Republican. of this city. was
elected county superintendent this after
noon. receiving majority of four votes.
There are three Democratic trustees and
two Democratic candidates. neither re-
cesving a vote.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PLAINFIELD, Ind. Sept. 2.-John Davis
aged seventeen. went down I'm a well on A.
W. Hurons farm, this morning. to rescue
Lon crone. who I'd been overcome by dre-
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purrnnt Trial Postponed One Day.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2.-The trial of
Theodore Durrant did not proceed to-day.
Rather than invite any complications which
might arise through holding court on a
federal holiday the court granted the
irotion of defense cnncurred in by the
prosecution and adjourned uutil morning.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept. ARRIVED: Werra.
from Naples; American, from Rotterdam
Trave from Bremen; Bowie. from Liver
pcol.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2.-Arrived:
standard. from Liverpool.
BREMEN. Sept. z-Arrived: Ems. from
New York.
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bout. nt Bnltimorc.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept 2.-Johnny Van
hees. OF Wisconsin, was given the decision
in his twenty-five round battle tonight with
George Smith. OF Turkey Point. Md. Jack
Ward, of Newark ". j.. defeated Connie
Sullivan, of New York. in a ten-round go.
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Pencemnker Shot

wILKESBARRE. Pa. Sept. 2.-While en-
deavoring 10 prevent Fred Chapman from
beating his wife to-day. William Davis was
fatally shot by the enraged husband
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-03

DECATUR. Ind, Sept. 2.-The report of
H. NJ. Romberg, of this city. being arrested
In Germany a few weeks ago. an account OF
which was sent out from this place. seems
to be all wrong His wife has just received
letter from him saying he would be home
in a few weeks 1t seems to have been a
mistake In the name of arrested.
Ii was Won Romberg, instead Of II. NJ.
Dar,a aharS
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THE STORY DENIED.
DottIe-GIx.s Men Declare There Is No
Trust In This Stute.
he Indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. 2. = The report
sent out from Ingalls, TO the effect that
there was combination OF all the bottle
manufacturers in the West is without foun-
dalton. The report located the Offices OF
the new trust IN Anderson. The Journal
correspondent called on all the manufacture
ers in this city this morning. and found the
story still new TO them. Mr.. John SHES,
president OF the Pennsylvania Glass Works
Company. enc OF the largest bottle houses
in the country. said: There Is absolutely
nothing In the story. and am at loss TO
understand how such report could have
been put in circulation from that point.
There has been talk OF such a move for the
past four years. but no nearer to-
gether to-day than We were when IL was
first approached. There are some of the
plants that radically opposed to the
plan. and i am certain that such move
cannot be consummated. and l am in po-
sition to know what / am talking about
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. Charles Baldt,
president of the Muncie Flint Glass Com
Flint Glass Company. desire the statement
made that the special sent out from ingalls,
that a combine had been formed by manu-
facturers OF bottles was untrue. They state
that no meetings have been held with such
an object in view. and that there was not
the least excuse for such report
WINCHESTER, Ind. Sept. 2.-Gecrge f.
the Woodbury. Glass Company. OF Parker
which owns and controls two OF the largest
bottle Plants I'm the State. denies that there
Is bottle glass trust being organized
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ChfllicOthe Races Declared OE.
CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 2.-The trotting