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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
asrtofsln. bic lsi6tsn SrOf bstOmmer

8artOfsln, bic lsidtsn 5rof bstommen
baben, aber aud nur iOl6s. benn ftart
erfrorene &artofeln fno anbers ,u be.
baneeIn, nimmt man ben ibnen anbaften'
ben, lei&t iabIi&en @eidmud, tpenn
man iie siniee Gage an einsn iparmen
Ort brinst. iie barauf msbrsrs Stunoen
in FAIRIES Sulspafer IsSt unb iis suIesi
in gan, limb eriparmtem 8adOien (pie
man ibn sttpa gum Baden bon 8aiiers
btau6t) pbqis tpieoer trcdnet. Man
lam bann bic RartOffeIn pieber ME
ionft S%trpenben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
Wur cine Mfiaipn.

Die @esner bss 9rdiibenten GIsbeIanb
babsn bis Jest INNER bebauptet. bab CT
Elm NuItimiaiondr iei, unb stpar fadb'
ten ie fem 8ermbssn auf runb 6 Wiaio'
men Dollars, pbne aud nur ben eerines
fen GnbuItspunft fir cine iol&e An'
nabme su baben natirIid ieI bic Nub'
anpenbuns, bic ite an oieie permeintli4e
1botIade fniipfen, nidt su @unten bes
9r6fioenten aus. Sc III unmbgli1,
iasten ie, bab elm Pr6iibent Cd in per'
baltnibmdbis 70 iurser Seit su einem 70
rieiieen 8srm6ssn brineen fam. unb bic
S9lubfolssruns mare in Der Tbat aud
sere6tfertist, tpenn es nit Der 8runobe'
bauptuns feline 8idtisteit bate, aber bu
bapert IS; in Der ilnaften 3eit nimmt
man ben Wunb idon LANCE nl6t mebr 10
poa unb aus benz ie1sfa6en RIaiondr
If Elm gan, sepbbnli&sr einfa6er sstpOr'
ben. Stun fam iib elm damn nit ei'
mem iol1en 8srmDeen INNER nod Siems
lid iomfortabeL bur6 bic @slt i6laeen ;
aber cine MiQion, popon Gut Der fiinfte
5beiI bic gtiparhiHe an 8ehalt reprd'
ismtirt, III bod nibt 10 rleIis, bab man,
nab ameritaniibsr @epHoeenbeit, elsi&
oas Sdlimmfs BON psrsm 8siiser angus
nsbmsn bers6tist pare. Sin Wann in
Der Stequns zines 9rdtosnten bat
islbhberadnoli6 eine 1nmaGe BON 5reun'
ben, bic es iib CUR boben gbre anre4'
men. ibm 4npsutuueen aber quite @api'
talunlaesn su MAIDEN, unc penn er auf
lbrs a%nrssunssn sineebt. 10 IL eamii
nod LANCE ni4t seiast. bab sr ii6 oa'
burd in ieinen @miSbaneluneen beein'
flufeu ldBt ; berldiidtist man ferner
nod ben nmtuno. ooB Der Srunbtelit
oes Germ @lepslano felt isinem eriter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm Wertb sefie'
gen isin muB, 10 bat man pabrli8 nib
nblbis, iia Oh Der WiiqiOn pes Serrr
GlspeIanb BON peHimiitiihsn Anwuno'
lunsen ms S8Iesptuu nebmen !.
lafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

WeiBe poaene &inoertlsio1sn neIde
bic junss, sliidlies Wtutter beiOneers
Dem sriisn 2ino6en ansiebt. berelten ibr
bet Der Wai1e meift unssabnts S6wie'
risfsitsn, gum sr6Bten Ssmmsr 1T bas
blbids Musisben Der neusn aleibsr meiit
perIoren. Soaen oieis 8letedsn pie
neu tpsroen, feet man Iuurparmem Sels
~fenpaHer smsi 26feI S~almlatseit uno
einen Gbssl0fel pol in einsm 26feI
Spiritus uufssl0iten 9Orar ,u, tsai6i
bierln sas 8leio. ipiilt eS in laumarmem.
reinem 8afsr, benz man stpas @iiis sus
iest, last IS gut austrOpfen. neil man
sr ni9t ausmrineen BARI. siebt es slatt.
banst IS auf uns pldttet ss. penn es
ned feu6t it, auf Der linien Seite
SeIbt farbis ssiiidis aleio6sn- penn
niht sans ~apienberlld une4te 6arben
gum Stidsn senOmmen poroen inp cts
baltsn burd bieie @aidmstbObe tulebsr'
um elm Ausieben, ais tpdren iie neu gee
iauft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Sir slnsn sroben 5umiIlentiid 1T cuS
56uppen Der 5lfde cine redt tlbtlSe
Irbsli, bic pisl ,3eit erforoert. Spesleu
stnise Slibe. Tte S6leie uno 8arihe.
laRen iit CANA abi4eulid BON ben
Sbuppsn befrelen -trOB Der prattiibftsn
5iidiupper. Stbr erlelhtern fam man
iid bic Irbeu peS Sduppens. Denu
man bic 5ilde sinen 4usenbnd IN beiB,s
Baiier lest. oas ntht betBsr fem barr
wte 40 Grab Selfus. Wan IaBt lie erii
auf Der slnsn, Dann aui Der anotrn Sette
sinsn Gussnbl,t lte9tn, n,mmt he berf
aus uno i6uppt ite nun. ipas I'M 9fu se'
ihebsn 1T. Dan lsst INNER nur etnen
Siib ms Noher.
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Nm SAwinbflAtiae.

Ser Undergraduate, Der ourd elm sem6bn.
Iidss Wittel 5ur @eiunObeit uiensr ~bsresftsai
puros. naaOsm er sinise Sabre lang an elmer
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Sranibeit, S9pinoiudt ssIitteu bate, bat cir
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ale gals. uno eunsen.Srantbeiten inosu mer-
ben. Or boft oas ale eeioenoe fem SeiImittel
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

gu felner 3su bruu6t man mebr bels
9anpi6ubs ais sur ieBlssn @sieui4afts'
ssit. Sebr balO 1T etn Badr. penn aud
nod ni9t itmuBts. bod ipiebsr n,ti
mebr 10 LAUDER. oaB man cd bslm belen
Gldbl6t ansleben fam. uno es gilt, elm
nsuss Baar bereoraubclen. Wlu man
bic lsidt anssi6muBten 9anoi8ube obns
8sn,in misbsr tabsQos iaubsr baben, 70
sisht man bic Sunoi6ube an, tau6t elm
lpelbss reines 5lauealapp6en in Wtl6.
oriidt ss gut aus unp rslbt &c eann nit
Delbsr SEIZE Elm. Die unlauberen Stel'
len Der Sanoibube psreen let6t init BEN
2dppdsn iberrieben, nobel man niht
itari aufbrlden barf, Oamit oas 2eoer
nidt au fsutt pire. Dit einsm trodss
nsn SInbtub perben bic Slslen u
trOdsn serisbsn unb bic Sanoidube au'
Isst an Der 2uft nod sstrodnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

'4u idperen ManteIn, ~beionoers ben
Wlntermanteln. retssn bic Sentd mad
turssr 8eit meiit idon. neil tie su idwad
iino, um oas @eplht oleier 8Islbunes'
iiIde su trassn. Die i4On on ii& piel'
seplaste SauSmutter pa! oann oas spei'
ielbaiis Ssrsndsen. neue Inbdnsiel ans
sundben, bic. menn lie n,1t b%eionoers
WtaBreseln trift. baIo pieosrum mttten
our6ssriilen iino. Alte 6laeebanoi6ube
iinosn nun elne pirOise 8erwenbuus fur
lOlde SenteI. Wian ibnelOst aus ben
bsiterbaltenen Sellen LANCE Strelfen.
Iest iis um cine ltarte S6nur unO nabC
tie init trdftiesm 3mirn auiammen uni
oann Oteie AnbanslsI rsdt isit an Den
Wantel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Sir bic rittise 8orbebauelune bes
Bllbss bdrftsn einise @ints eeraos
sur rshten 3eit iommen. Wilo BARI.
aud psnn Is aeridcHen 1T. ME ssuaferi
tpsrbsn. Die bIutieen Steaen peroen.
nadosm bas sanss Slsiibitid NIT einem
in Iautparmss SaIspaiisr setaudten Tut
abesnaiden it,, nit einsm S9ipamm
unb ettpas Wafer. IN benz man ibers
manaaniaures &ali seIbit bat, gut &C..
rsinist, NIT friiaem Wafsr nadsepa.
i6en uno oann has SlsIid absstrodnet,
seiaIs,n uno ssipidf. 2sioer pirb man
iebod bel Nilofleiih. oas bersits ,Saut'
oout" ssiet, Elm Bahsrn ni&t psrmeiben
i6nnen. 81 bieier 8sru6 erft idpab.
senist elm GinIesen bes 5leiidss in
8amiasntbes tur,e Belt, bel itdrferem
6sru6 mus man bas Sls,i6 basessn
Idnesrs 9sit in nit ibsrmansaniaurem
Rail- psrisbtes, roiafarbsnes Mafer les
gen. Damn psroen ibm auerbinss mid.
tise Rabtialss eniscssn, bic man ,bm
breim Bratsn oosr Sdmoren burd reid
lidsn 3uius BON 2ieblss 5!eidsgtratt.
has oIeie Salas entbalt, tpleDer8eten
mus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
Xrsi fur fhpahs Mdnnsr.

Sd wtroe iecsm Wnun t~uitsnfrsi cine Brobs
Der p~eilmttttI ieuoen Die mir Ole pole Mon.
n%estratl interchangeable habeu nadoem olles
anoere fe~hlgeihiogsu ba he. 0isis MsbBin
beilts MID uclhdHois Dpn 8srluit Der psbens.
ftafi. Wausel an Stdrts. neru0ier Sdpabs
mo b6isn srdumen unO mi D sic tbsnfo BET
len. gle f6nnsu es curh cine snirose srIau.
yen Seuoen sic mir SIREN Rnmen nno
IOreie hsute. oa Dies midi tpie6sr sriheiueH
mag Bran fdliebs Elm 8riefmarte be-. No,
refe; Carl j. Walker, GIG Masonic
Temple, Kalamazoo, Mic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
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Saarbhrftsn, oeren Rsinisuns bon ben
metften Sausfrausn reGt umftdnolid ben
trisben triro, Iaiien ii6 borSGsIid obne
pisl Wlbe uno arbeit fdubern, tpenr
man sinfu@ @eiaenfIeis i'm OfenrObl
redt hsib maHt unb bisie bnnn redt
bid in bic Saare Der 8arfisn treut.
Man Iabt bic 8lrifen rubis siniss 3eit
eamit itebsn uub tlopft iie barauf auI
Bapier gut aus, %tporauf man iie nit eir
mem alien 3amms nod hur6tammt
AHer Staub unb aaes Sett tpiro auI
bisie Bsiie aus ben 8iritsn sntfernt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
eeIamar., sada. & gseHtrn e~iisnba6n.

3ige p~srIaftn Serautpn 9rprse fur a pra-
euit, Ospssp, uiioa, Buffalo unb ben 9Btffsn
1920 unb 2.35 Worssns unb 1.55 9a6m.,
9ubineune mabfne In Buffalo nab alltn
punftsn In rem @sfftn. SiHsbamtOn nm Bath
UNI 9.t5 Or. unb LOS Ratm. Glmira Grprse
urn 5 SIS Ra&m. Grprtb fir Rsp gOrt, lao,
$50, SIS, 500, 9.55 Dr.. ITO unb 1888
@a&m. Grprtb fur philadelphia, Cation,
SrtntOu. SIS, 500 unb 9.55 Dr., ITO uub
1888 Ra6m. Ni6Olfpu aeeomooatipn pnldBl
Serantcn nm 400 unb 6 10 Ratm. 5obs-
hanna NsecmO,atipn usrldBt Serariun um $40
Nbenes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

- Ser 9ampfsr .9rupe", peIder
an DOnneritas absnb in Rew YOrt elm.
traf. bat feline alsu i6Iimms 5abrt &c.
babt, bod bssssnete bas S6if Sablrei.
den gisbsreen. beren elmer bic sOIORalen
Dimsniionsn BON 100 6ub Sbbs unc 400
6uB 2anee battle. Die Yahasiere ers
labisn iid an BEN ieItenen aubIide bes
in Der Sonne slissrnben Gifes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Hi6t aqss 1T Sonis. mas man unter
oisIsm Ramen fault. oft erbGIt man an
STEELE bes GOTTEN 8~lenenbcnias 8unf.
honis. I'm iid o Der Gbtbeit ser
8ars ,u %tbsrssusen. sisbi IS elm Ieidtes
Brifungsmittel. Bran miitt in siusm
bobsn, iHmaIsn 9lus "a 8rumm fllhls
~serlbrten Sonis nit 60 @romm 8rannt'
ipein uuo idattslt ben Snbult oes @laies
uiebsrbOli tibti9 Ourdeinanber. ST
Der SOnis auf idnftIi6e Welie bsrseiteut,
lest lid auf benz 8oeen oss @lasaefdbes
Elm bidsr, psiber SAT- alb, Der Iih ME-
malls bilest. msnn man e4tsn 8iensn'
tpnis Dor fi4 bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
@ifenb Seittabelie.

erie uno @Boming gaGrB Giisnbabn 60.
4. Sanudr 1897.
3iigt ntrlaGen S:rantpn fur gisp 2]prf, Rtp-
bursb uub 3pii6sniatipnsn, sbsnio Saipltp unb
lofaltn punftsn I'M 7.05 Rorstns unb 1928
Nabni., unp srrtidtn Scranton ppu pbigsn
punften nm fO.33 M.. unp 9.3S Nahmittaas.
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Sas- Das y@o@enbIattt' entbaIt ALE
Rnb ipItet nur s2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
" Phi EYS,

LID uno l%orgtdltia bereitsie 6eiImittsf, felt Sab.
rtn IN Der prioatpraris NIB lett lbsr so 9abren
bonn pnblitum esbraudt init pouf6uoigem CT.
esnaunte arantheit. Sitielben beiIen obnt Der.
eittnne. ausleernue ODER Sam6huns oes RDrs
Psrs uno tno In Der That bic epuperaiusu
GstlmittsI peg NBelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
Grant Stetter,
SOtelun0 SGGcrei,
WainitraBe. Snbe Narf4

HT WV WHIT
Marine uno falts Speiisn fnb gu ieoer Ia.
9sstsit gu baben. Strides Eager ftets an
5aPt. iorpie Beins. eiquore uno Giaarreu.
Die init meinem Sotel perbun6ene Bdderti
llsfert Elm porjl9li6es 8adipsrt. unb nerotn
aus Seftelnneen prompt uno biais beforgt.
Grant 9 tttttr,
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q 8 b.

SIN Dtient 1T eas ,@stter" INNER
nod am Brausn, absE ~ einsm alssmsi'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
SUGAR-BEET SOIL.
Prof. Wiley Found 1t Near Evansville
and Vincennes.

Prof. H. w. Wiley. special agent of the
Department of Agriculture, has been in In
diana for several days making investiga-
tons of the soil in various parts of tho
southern portion of the State with refer
ence to the possibilities Of sugar-beet Gull
ture.
The best soil found said he last even
ing, was in the neighborhood of Evans
vile and Vincennes. Tomorrow 1 shall go
into Greene county and the next day to
Henry county. There are great possibilities
for this industry in Indiana and / am glad
10 f1nd the Interest in it so general Just
as flne sugar as is made comes from the
peet, and as matter of fact, since the
cuban war has been on almost half the
sugar We use in this country is from beet
sugar. There ought to be a number of
beet-sugar refineries In Indiana and have
no doubt there will be as soon as the people
discover what possibilities there are in it.
me industry in the West is very prosperous
TINS year and It's success has been thorough
~ demonstrated"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
QUIGLEY IS APPOINTED
HE SUCCEEDS COLBERT AS SUPER
INTENDENT OF POLICE.
Sergt. Kruger BECOMES Captain and
John BOylan Sergeant-TvO New
Health Board Members.

At roll call last night Captain Dawson
announced that Captain James F. Quigley
had been appointed superintendent Of police,
Sergeant Christian Kruger had been ap-
pointed captain and Patrolman John Boy
Ian had been promoted to succeed Sergeant
Kruger. The announcement brought forth
loud applause from the officers and patrol
men. Captain Dawson remarked that he
believed the appointments were good ones
and was confident that If the men did their
work as well in their new positions as they
did in the old there would never be any
reason to believe the Board of Safety had
not acted wisely. The new superintendent
did not appear. The appointments take eff
feet to-day.
James F. Quigley was born in Boston
March %, 1862 and came to this city with
his parents in 1873 He was appointed d
patrolman April IA, 1888, and continued in
this capacity just eight months, being pro-
NOTED to a sergeancy Dec IA of the same
year. jan 1, $780, he was transferred to the
detective force, which was organized under
Captain Timothy Splan. He served under
Splan until Feb. IL. 1891, and was appointed
captain of the police force. This was under
the metropolitan law, when the Board of
Commissioners was composed of Messrs
Catterson, Sullivan and Holt. The charter
went into effect a few months later and
the same board being retained Captain
Quigley remained He was married in 1881
and has four children. He lives at 1901 Ash
street
Christian Kruger was born in this city
Sept. II, 1865. He was appointed a patrol
man in 1889, when the metropolitan
board of police commissioners was
composed of Messrs Henderson, New
and Elan He was promoted to the
rank of sergeant in November, 1885, He has
been married eleven years and has one
child. He resides at "A East wilkins street
John Boylan has been connected with the
police department for fourteen years. He
was appointed in 1883. He was appoint
ed as a patrolman but served for
a time on the detective force during the
Sullivan administration. He was stationed
in the old Union Depot from 1884 to 1887 He
was born at Madison, Ind, in 1859, and came
to this city when youth of fourteen. Boy
Ian is generally popular with the members
of the department.
These appointments were made by the
Board or Safety at a special meeting held
at clock last evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22

The City Council of Terre Haute at its
last meeting passed a keep-to-the-right or
dinance with but one dissenting vote. This
is the ordinance. which was sent the league
members in that city by Chief Consul Sher-
wood, and is a copy of the one passed
through out City Council sometime ago.
The need Of such an ordinance in Terre
Haute was very evident 10 our riders who
attended the meet last August, and the ac-
ton taken in that city was much FASTENED
by the death OF a popular young wheel
woman and several accidents directly
traceable to the failure to comply with the
''rules of the road y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
Degree of Pocahontas Officers.

The Great Council of the Degree of Poca-
hontas was in session yesterday in the hall
of the Improved Order of Red Men. Re-
ports Of officers showed the order to be in a
hourishing condition The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
Great Pocahontas-AIrs. Lou Hicks. I,eb-
anon.
Great WenonAh-Ars. Sue Feltus. Terre
Haute.
Great Minnehaha-Mrs. Mary Hupp,
Bourbon.
Great Prophetess-Afrs. Sue Biddlecome
Warsaw.
Great Keeper Of Records-Mrs. Hattie NJ
Hopkins, indianapolis
Great Keeper Of Wampum-Mrs Addie M
Cook, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22

Albert E. Rauch says that he is not a can
didate for president of the Council to sue
ceed T. J. Montgomery, although he told
some of his associates that he would not
refuse the honor if it were offered him. 1t
is generally believed among the Democratic
councilman that George r. Golfer will be
selected for this place at the caucus in the
city hall tonight A man will be selected
for councilman ct large to take Mr.. Mont
gomery's. seat. 1t still looks as If e. HI
PIltchard, of the Seventh ward will be
for the place. Joseph Bowers of the Tenth
ward, an agent of the Home Brewery Com
pahy, has been mentioned. and his friends
him. ~ $500
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
How steinbert MISSED Hi. "Job -

Deputy United States Marshal Boyd yes
terday arrested Rebecca sieinbert living at
No. 3O6 (old) South Illinois street, charged
with violation of the postal laws Some
time ago she was divorced from her hus-
band, Meyer Steinbert, and they separated.
the husband changing his residence to
Eddy street. His mail, however, continued
TO go to Illinois street. He claims there
game to his old address a letter informing
MN OF his election an election officer
which she opened and read, and which he
never received, thereby missing his job"
Both people are Hebrews, the wife being
unable to speak English
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
Women Escape from County Asylum

AT 1:3O O'Clock yesterday morning two
women presented themselves at the police
station and asked for shelter. They gave
the names of Cora Conover and Sadie
Schmoe. They said they had been en-
ployed at a boarding house in Haughville,
had lost their places and had come to the
city in search of relative of the Conover
woman. The latter had no shoes, and her
feet were covered with a pair of coarse
socks. 1t was soon discovered by Captain
Dawson that the women were not right
mentally, but he was satisfied that they
were not from the Insane Hospital for both
asked to be sent there. They were taken
to the Door of Hope for the night, and yes
terday morning sent to the Charity Organi-
cation. They were recognized there as for
mer inmates of the County. Asylum, and
Acting Superintendent Quigley was noti-
fed. He communicated by telephone with
the County Asylum and learned that the
two women had escaped from there
Wednesday night. They were returned to
the institution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
WARDS
FOR
Picture Frames.
CARROLL COUNTY SETTLES.
The Long Dispute with the State
Finally Adjusted.

Carroll county yesterday made that long
delayed settlement with the State. The
amount due the State for May, 1885, was
$21,0l5.12; for December. 1896, it was &c.,
03S0S and for May 1897, it was $21, 297. q.
School funds and other amounts due the
county from the State reduced this TO
something over $21 900, which was paid into
the state treasury in cash. The row with
Carroll county arose when the commission
ers of that county compromised the tax
suits against the Bowen heirs without pro-
tecting the states interests in the matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
S. P. SHEERIN MOVES HERE.
Purchases a Home ON North pennsyI-
vania Street-HIs Interests.

Simon p. Sheerin. of Logansport. yester-
day purchased the home recently built by
Charles Mcguire. at new) No. 1912 North
Pennsylvania street, ard will remove to
this city with his family. Mr. Sheerin was
for years the secretary of the Democratic
national committee and was prominent in
the gold Democratic movement last year
He is largely interested in gas properties
throughout the State. and will open an
office here TO look after his affairs
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The o,Hnvers, Place Raidea.

The police have frequently been called to
the house at No "A North West street.
where Patrick OHaver and his wife keep
lodging. or ''rooming house. Yesterday
afternoon Patrolmen AIackessey and Ger
Der arrested Mr. and Mrs. O'Haver and
two women who were there, charging
his wife with aesnciating with improner
characters and the two women with being
prostitutes
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AL Dunlap had a dispute with Louis
Simons, a bartender at Jacobs's barrel
house, 555 West Washington street. Dunlap
bought a drink. paid for it, and demanded
ms change, claiming that he had given the
insisted that it was only scent piece and
a rough -and-tumble fight ensued Bike
Cops Holtz ana Wallace captured Dunlap,
but were unable to find Simons
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22

There was an enthusiastic and largely
attended meeting of the Hercu1ean Repub-
lican Club last night, when the following
officers were elected: President, VIM. W.
Walden; firse vice president, Mack Larter;
second vice president. c. Ernest; financial
secretary James Shelton; corresponding
secretary, Thomas Jefferson; treasurer,
Archie Greathouse; directors, Robert Walk
er, John Buckner, John Dunway, John
Kirkendall, William II. Jackson and John
Moore.
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Hich schooI .June CIa..

The June class of '9S of the High School,
after two meetings, has elected the follow
ing officers:
President-Obie J. Smith
Vice President-J. r. Newcomb.
Secretary-Edna Lane.
Treasurer-Fred Beck.
Mr.. Smith, the new president, is brother
OF David Smith, VINO served as president of
the class of 81. The class decided to unite
with the February 9S class to give some
classic play in accordance with the custom
OF past years.
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PopuIist Meeting Postponed.

The newly-eiected Populist state commit
tee was to have met yesterday to elect
chairman. but so few of the members
turned up that the meeting was postponed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22
POLICE SURGEON wYLIE.
He Is Appointed to Succeed Dr.
Courtney.

Bruce NJ. Wylie was appointed police sur
geon by the Board of Safety to succeed Dr.
Courtney. who has served in that capacity
during the past two years. DR.. Wylle's APP
pointment was expected as his friends have
been working hard for him and it was as
good as settled several days ago that he
was TO be appointed. Dr. Wylie is a South
slider and young man. He was a candi-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22

Fall styles are ready Agents Knox's
world-renowned New York Hats, Chrlsty q
Co and Gordon q Co.'S English Hats
Dalton Hat Company, high-class Halter.
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Golf Capes

Showing some styles now that
you have not seen earlier. Co me
look through the stock. We have
Single Piaids, Double-faced Plaids,
Fancy Boucles, Chinchillas, etc. !;
regular cape sweep or fitted backs.
We Make To Order
Golf Capes from the fringed Eng
lish Rugs.
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c., III. & ID. R'Y.
ONE-DOLLAR EXCURSION,
C1nc1n nat1 ana return,
nnA OA

Special train leaves Union Station 7:15 a.
M. leaves Cincinnati, returning, Ills p m.
Stops only at Rushville. Connersville and
Hamilton.
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ALL OF WHICH HE ADMITS.

date before the last Democratic county con-
vention for the nomination for coroner.