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Robert wv. ButIer's Fate.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHARLOTTESVILLE Ind, Aug. 4.-The
man who was killed by Glover Leaf train
on Friday night, and whose remains were
brought to this city were identified as
Robert w. Butler, of Arcadia. The name
on the newspaper wrapper found in his
pocket was that of his father, Thomas
once identified the remains of his son. The
boy was eighteen years old, and left home
during last Wednesday night. He has been
a great reader, and it is thought that his
mind was deranged. He was subject to
moody spells and would frequently be away
from home two or three weeks at time
His father does not think his son contem-
plated suicide, but said that his mother
had been in the insane asylum.
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INDIANA OBITUARY.
Andrew Smith, an Old-Time RailrOad-
err ON the l.. L. q G.

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HUNTINGTON. Ind, Aug. IA. - Andrew
Smith, of this city, and formerly for many
years resident of Peru and Logansport,
will be buried tomorrow. His funeral will
be under the auspices of st. Johns Comman-
derry, Knights Templar, of Logansport, Hun
tington Commandery acting as escort. Inter
ment in the cemetery here. In his younger
days following the war Mr. Smith was a
railroad man. He commenced as fireman,
and became engineer freight conductor ana
afterward passenger conductor. He was
one of the Oldest employees Of the old l..
Western, with headquarters at Peru. When
he gave up railroading he embarked in
the lumber and coal business at Peru. Since
with the jewelry and drug house of c. r..
Smith e. Co
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE working
of free silver is shown in the case of Rus
sci Mershone, of this city, who is employed
on a railroad in Mexico. Heretofore he
has always returned to Indiana once a
year to visit his parents in this city and
his uncle, Captain W. r. Myers, of Indian
apolis. This year he writes that he can
not come. He is getting $75 a month in
that country for his labor, but when he
crosses over into the United States he only
has $32 for his months work. The sacrifice
a month in the United States is too great
1t now takes $3.50 of Mexican silver to get
smaller silver coin bearing Uncle Sam, s
stamp. He says this is the great trouble
in Mexico. He has had enough and is
thinking of going still further south into
the southern continent
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
CARBON, Ind, Aug IA shooting af-
fray took place north of town at an early
hour this morning in which Denman Toney
received injuries from which he died this
afternoon. Toney and Samuel Gardner, his
brother-in-law, held a grudge at each other
over the mistreatment of the latters sis
ter some time ago, and when they met
this morning at o'clock the quarrel was
renewed Both men had guns, and Toney
remarked to Gardner, III fix YOU" rails,
ing his gun to shoot, Gardner stepped
Toney turned the corner after him, Gard
ner emptied the contents of his gun in
1oneys face, tearing away the right Jaw
and side of the head. Gardner surrendered
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENWOOD, Ind, Aug. 4.-Yesterday
afternoon the barn of Abner Collins, living
az miles northeast of town, was complete
ly destroyed, together with three horses,
two mules and about $500 worth of farm
with him on the place. The stock and ma
chnery were insured with the Bethel Home
Company for 5000. There was no insurance
on the barn. Total loss about $4,000.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-At the Bankers
Athletic Club meet to-day Fred Mason
broke the record for ten miles, paced, by
almost ten seconds. His time is 2203 AS and
22:13 is the old mark. He made the first
mile in 2:06 So second in Ala, fifth in
11:4S 1-5, eighth in 1872 Is tenth in % 03 A.
The other events resulted:
One mile, open, professional: John Fisher
won. Time, 240
Caison 600 yards}, won. Time, 1903.
One-mile handicap: c. A. Kruz $50 yards),
won. Time 2:20 3-5.
Two-mile handicap professional: w. l..
Stewart (275 yards). won. Time 4:3O SIS.
one mile, open, amateur: Ed Llwellyn
won. Time 30 IL
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR, Ind, Aug. 4-Wm. Bosse,
proprietor of the DR.. Marshall Medicine
Company, has just let the contract for the
erection Of new opera house across the
street from his laboratory in this city. 1t
is to be modern structure. with all the
latest improved fixtures and appliances.
Work has already begun and it is to re
completed about the holidays. The City
Council has also just closed contract with
Fort Wayne people for the construction of
an electric light plant. to be owned and
operated by the city, and will be completed
this fall. This, together with the fact that
miles of brick streets and gravel road are
now being laid in and adjoining. the city,
10 evidence that Decatur and old Adams
county are enjoying Mckinley prosperity.
The laboring people have plenty OF work
a frnOd w
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EIwood Couple Die in Florida.

Special the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. 14-Word has been
received here from Chipley, Fla, announc-
ing the sudden and strange death of Frank
Stephens and WIFE, who resided here until
moved to Florida opening a restaurant
and grocery at Chipley. near Pensacola.
The report says that both were taken sick
while attending the corn fair at Pensacola,
and both died within eight hours 'Their
relatives here are Investigating the affair.
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WANTED-AGENTS

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Died of His Injuries.
he Tndiananolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. H-Three weeks
ago Everett People, driver of the Crystal
Ice Companys wagon, carried a lantern
into the companys storage building, where
a gas pump was in motion. The lantern
caused an explosion that burned the stor-
age building and caused heavy loss of ice
People was burned from head to foot and
lived in agony until to-day.
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Old Man NOOK Poison.

Srecial to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
PRINCETON, Ind. Aug. H.-Joseph
Beck, an old man residing in this city, at
tempted to commit suicide by taking NOR
phine last night He was to be, tried next
week for chicken stealing, and was afraid
he would go to the penitentary. The doc
tors saved him.
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Reunion of the Tventy-Second.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind Aug. H-Seventy-five
surviving members of the Twenty-second
Indiana Regiment held their twentieth an
nual reunion at CrothersvilIe Friday and
Saturday. There was a large attendance.
including about one hundred members of
the c. A. r. who We're not members of the
regiment. The veterans were entertained
free of charge. The following officers were
elected. w. II. Thomas, president: T. A
Pierce vice president; w, r. England sec
rotary. The boys We're SO we'll pleased with
the treatment received that they concluded
To meet again at Crothersvile next year
Professor Charlton, of the Reform School
at Plainheld, is q member of the regiment
and attended the reunion.
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Mary r. and William Conner. 1922 West Udell
street, girl.
Carrie and George Prange, 27S South Meridian
street, hoy.
Hattie and Louis Schoenemain. Reynolds ave-
nue. girl.
Anna and Charles Gillespiel, 444 Minerva street.
boy
Mary and NJ Kelly, 24O West Washington street,
boy.
Anna NJ. and C. NJ. spiegle 221O North Ala
Anna and Frank Mattox, 800 Randolph street,
girl
Lulu and c. L. Ehrensperger, 10 North New
JERSEY street, boy
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james Curtis.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. H.-James Cur
tbs, aged forty-two, died at his home in
this city, to-day. He had been slowly sink
ing with consumption and the end had been
expected for some time. Mr.. Curtis was one
of the best-knoWn men in Anderson. He
filled the office of constable for years ana
was brought into close touch with all
classes.
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STATIONS
Alabama and eth sts--s MuhI.
6IsiIei ontalne St, No. 400-Claude Fields
SSlnHord Ave. No. 324-Philip Miller.
Coiiiest ave. and 9TH St.-Geo c. tlsher.,
&oiuhpld Ave. and 18th St.-Geo. {. huch.
IIoiianbla and nm Aves.-R c. Hampton
I5eeIiidWare and McCarv-H \. Pfaltiin. ..
Iinon and Fletcher Aye.-Hugo II. Lehrritter.
IL and McCarty Sts.-E. G. Reick:
III wayne Ave, No 1g0-Thos. X. Ihornourg'
TIiIhIIslde Ave. No. I9-H. W. Carter.
Iiilnols and LIST Sts.-S Muhl.
Iinois and 18th Sts-S Muhl
IIiIIiinols End 9TH Sts.-J NJ. Scott.
Ininos and 22d Sts.-Frank Keegan.
44Ilnols and North Sts.-R. NJ Navin.
tinddttana ave. and Vermont Str. r.. blooau.
hhqTe5aIa Ave, No. 201-John y. Gauld.
~ dIISoh ave, No. 427-Jos. NJ. Dwyer
SS11ass. and Cornell Aves.-C. +. Barmm.
nM Is' ave, No. 30l-L. E. Hang.
ader' and Norris Sts.-C. Fl. Broch.
11 Ieer' ana Ray Sts.--John Il. Myers.
NET Iefi ana Russell Ave.-Geo. F. Borst.
Mlch.L No. 1853 East-VaD Arsdale Bros.
HeW YORK and Noble Sts.-E. II. Enners-
Dew York No. 37e West-F. F. WocotL
fine, No POI South-A. l.. Walker:
Sendte Ave. and Sd STA. NJ. Eyster: .
SSSSnate Ave, No. 1858 Norrh-E. L. Steward
STheIby ST., No. 1S2-C. A. Eitel.
ILaaIoott Ave, No 350-M Schwartz.
Virginia Ave. and Coburn--C. G. Mueller.
UXF1ginia Ave. and McCartyM c. Staley'
Nash Mash St and state Ave.-N. S. briggs.
Vest ST., No. 5O3 North-C W. Eichrodt.
Iandes and 9th Sts-Dixon -
Gauld 4 Bro. Tel 1894
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Almost FntaI RunaNay.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PLAINFIELD, Ind. Aug. 14.-Mrs.
George Carr and Mrs. Richard Carr, living
near here, were seriously injured in
runaway this morning. Their horse fright
ened at some donkeys attached to an
Uncle Toms Cabin show and plunged down
a steep embankment just west of White
up unconscious and has not yet rallied suf-
ficiently to give any particulars of the ac-
cident Mrs. Richard Carr was badly
hTI1fG
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CHICAGO. Aug. H.-Jackson boulevard
was completed last night and now cyclers
may ride it's full length. 1t is one of the fin
est roads for wheeling in the country. The
pavement proper is eleven and half inches
thick 1t rests on a thick layer of mae
adam, which was heavily rolled after the
street was graded, and consists of two
fOGr-inch layers of concrete separately
rolled and packed. This concrete, which
vas Iald almost dFy. Is composed or Utica
portant innovation being the laying of this
concrete in two distinct layers. On the con-
crete is next laid one-inch layer of binder.
composed OF fine stone and asphalt. and on
this is laid the two inches of wearing sur
face, which completes the eleven inches of
paving and which is composed of from
Is to s. per cent. of fine lake sand mixed
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NEW YORK. Aug. IA. w. Evans to-
day broke the State 100-mile road record of
New Jersey by riding the distance in five
hours, one minute, forty-tWO and a half
seconds. The course was from Brunswick
to Elizabeth, two round trips.
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DIED.

S~O~~~~~~NN~-|~NO~~~~~>~ ~~-ONN|~<~(~~~~>N~@/
FQX-Mrs Ella Jones Fox wife of Everett N.
Fox, died at her home, 2304 North Pennsyl-
vania street, Saturday evening. Aug. IA, at 3
O'Clock. Notice of funeral later
SCIiRADER-Emily. wife Of c. Schrader. aged
foTty-eight years, died at O'Clock Saturday
morning, Funeral will take place Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock from the Shiel block Burial private.
Friends desiring see the remains Sunday
afternoon between and o clock.
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Won by LOuchead.

NEW YORK Aug. 14.-At Manhattan
Beach to-day the final heat of the two
thirds mile professionals race was won by
Fred J. Loughead. Quill Club wheelman,
Major Taylor Cambridge, Mass, second /;
Fred j. Titus, Riverside Wheelmcn, third ;
Walter Sanger, Milwaukee. fourth. Time
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nuiIdfne Permits.

NJ. Harlan, frame house 90 Marion avenue, $40
G.. and s. Crawford, frame house, $40 East
Tenth street sS0G.
Max Davds, stable 50 Morton street s65
D. A. Coulter frame house. Central avenue,
sl50e.
John Martin frame house, Central avenue
$500.
frank A. Engelking. cottage. Chestnut street.
Is.
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG II.

d. b. Van Siclen elghty-three years, 16O4 Belle
fontaine street. pneumonia.
Harry Logan, ten years 50 Chadwick street.
railroad accident.
John ]. Morris, fifty-four years, 1906 North
New Jersey street, cerebral apopleXy.
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Demented Strnnger ant Seymour.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Aug. 14.-Officer Hardin
McGeary early this morning found a
stranger wandering about the streets He
was badly demented, being unable to tell
his name, and was locked up for safekeep
ing until it can be found where he belongs.
He is about fifty years of age.
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Dell NJ Mcdonald and Lille T. Koth
James w. Davidson and Christina Schulmeyer.
Edward Glennen and Mary Avery.
John Wright ana Sophia Koch.
John WisZnienoski and Sadie Rankin
Leonard Woods and Hannah Broyer.
Ell Violet and Crithie Pullem
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- - = - - y - ~ >~|NbNf~T~~ON><~~~~~N~~
&ISCELLANEOUS-DUC THE JEWEI.ER
viii remove TO storeroom in the Park Theater
about Aug. ~, Until that time his entire stock
OF iewelry and bicycles will be offered al a great
reduction in price. Don't fail TO him before
buying
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with asphalt. oil and small proportion Of
lime. The cost of laying the new roadway
was $2.S9 per square yard, and there are
between the river and Michigan avenue
something oNer 5000 SQUARE wards.
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Almond Daniels.

Sreciai to he indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Aug. diamond Dan
iels, one of the oldest citizens of Madison
died this evening.
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For sALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Bscycles Capitol bicycles cheap for
cash. tires S. each; search lights, $3.50; Alad-
din lamps, Si.75 cyclometers. ST. oil, &C. cements
&c. WM. VANDERPOOL. Bicycles and Harness
q South Meridian street. / have an elegant
buggy harness slZ5U.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer for
ladies' and children. Once always
open. Telephone GAL. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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FOR RENT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>NO~~~ O~~~~~~>~~N~O~~~D~~~~
TO LET-Nice furnished room; BATH board (Old)
67S North Capitol avenue.
TO LET-Beautiful furnished room: bath; two
closets; furnace; electricity pr1VaCe family no
children; central; rent reasonable Address L.
l., care Journal
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FoR SALE

About 200 boys knee pants suits, sizes 70
u years or Of style. the prices were 81
10 $500 a suit: you can take your choice at
$1.49.
Boys knee pants from 35c down to
19c.
Advance sale overcoats. You save 80 l-3
per cent. by selecting your overcoat and
making small payment every week. By the
time you need the coat you will have IL paid for,
besides having saved So to s. on your purchase.
81 mems pants tomorrow only
93c.
One case medium weight underwear
50c quality
&c.
Ladies' sash ribbon, 39c quality, to-
morrow only
15C.
&c calico, tomorrow only
21ac.
SC and 10c lawn, tomorrow only
3kc.
Mems socks. 10c KIND. tomorrow only
4c.
Ladies' black figured mohair skirts,
regular 81 value,
CSC.
THE GLOBE,
New 800 w. Washington st.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MASONIC Special meeting of Ancient Land
marks Lodge, No. 3is +. and a. NJ. WORK
third degree Monday evening Aug. l6 at 7:ss
sharp. Visiting brothers welcome;
II. a. SAMPSELL. w. NJ.
WILLIS r. MINER. Secretary.
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STORAGE.

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TORAGE-Tndianapols Warehouse Co.. 2G5- 81
D. Penn. -. Pennsylvania tracks Phone 1343
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Kentmclsy Murdered Cnnght.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE Ind, Aug 14.-After be-
ing three years fugitive from justice
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALF-A new cottage, lot 50xis0 NO. 1922
North Capitol avenue: cost S2g50; Will Sell for
81 400 part cash and balance OF long time.
Fer SALE-ImproVei farms for sale in the
great corn and wheat beit OF Indiana; also well
located business and city property. For par
ticulars address S. D. ROGLS. Upton. Ind
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-DUCAS THE JEWELER VII! re-
move 70 storeroom in the Park lneater abt4t
Aug. 20. Until that time his entire stock ~
Jewelry and bicycles will be offered at a great
reduction in price. Don't fail to see him before
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores in the various sections Of
the city. from which
ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct TO this office at regular rates.
6 CENTS PED rNyt- or GEVIeN WORDS
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grove near Eagletown Saturday. Ten thou
sand people are said to have been present:
Meade Vestal presided and the principal
speeches were delivered by County Super
intendent Hutchens and Judge f. 2. Davis,
both of NoblesVille.
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WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUS.

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WANTED-To purchase Office desk; give price.
j. p, care Journal
WANTED--Stocks of merchandise for good land
In coast country, Texas. 5. ii. YOUNG, Lock
box 81. Hebron. Neb
WANTED-DUCAS THE JIsWELER will remove
to storeroom in the Park Theater about Aug.
20. Until that time his entire stock OF ieWery
and bicycles will be offered at a great reduction
in price. Don't fail to see him before buying.
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MANIFESTATION.

IN~NO<DTN|NDV~NNN~
WANTED-P osition-To assist in or represent G
business manufacturing preferred, at State OF
county fairs; good references and experience
Address G Is. care Journal.
WANTED-S ituation-A first-class cutter would
like position cutter in a tailor shop; gooc
all-round tailor; furnish good references. Ad.
dress MIR. GOTTLOB kIRCHNER, GAINESVILLE
Ohio.
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NOTICE.,

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NOTICE-DUCAS THE JEW ELER will remove
to storeroom in the Park Theater about Aug.
20. Until that time his entire stock of jewelry
and bicycles will be offered at a great reduction
in price. Don't fail TO see him before buying.
NOTICE X londyke A9solutely reliable in
formation about route steamers, cost of outfit
ting at Seattle FOR klOndke and Alaskan gold
fields. Send six 2-cent stamps Tor pamphlet. J.
COMPTON x CO., Quitting Agents, Seattle,
Wash.
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WANTED-hfust have agents at once to sell sash
locks and door holders; sample sash lock free
Tor 2-cent stamp; immense; better than weights
burglar proof; $40 day; write quick Address
orchard * CO., Box "a, Philadelphia Pa.
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