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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-14
Personal. Local and General Notes.

The Panhandle is making quite an i'm
proVement at Columbus, o.. lowering lis
freight tracks through that city.
The Panhandles Atlantic City special on
Thursday, east of Columbus run in six
sections, hauling tifty-one cars
Il. .. Mccormick, passenger traffic man
ager of the Big Four. who has been in New
York ten days, returned yesterday.
John Riley. superintendent of the Peoria
* Eastern, who has been i'll for a couple of
weeks, yesterday resumed service.
The Wabash in the first week in August
shows an increase in earnings over the
corresponding week of 1896 of $685.
J. j. Turner, general manager of the Van
dalia lines. with his family, has gone TO
Petoskey to spend a couple of weeks
Charles Lee. engineer on the Panhandle
accompanied by his WIFE, left yesterday
for the seashore TO be absent two weeks
Jerre Taylor. passenger conductor of the
Panhandle, Is on a leave of absence owing
To The serious illness of his daughter Jen-
ME
The Chesapeake & Ohio in the first week
OF August shows an increase in earnings
over the corresponding week of 1896 of
$42. 235.
}. Y. Parker has been appointed general
freight and passenger agent Of the Omaha,
Kansas City 81 Eastern road. just opened
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southwest
corner Pennsylvania and New York streets.
cations of the First baptist Church and First
Presbytsri Church will unite in union services
tomorrow at l0:45 a. m in First Baptist Church.
Sermon by Rev. w. F. Taylor, ID. D., of Dayton,
Q; Sunday school meets at $50 a, N. Society of
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Midweek prayer
and conference meeting on Thursday evening at
40 O'Clock. All cordially invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. Rev. Joseph
A. Milburn, pastor Rev. Edward Baech, ASSOC
ciate pastor. No servces either morning even
ing.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner Meridian and
Eleventh streets Rev. j. Cumming Smith.
pastor; Rev. w. r. Durham associate pastor,
Preaching by the associate pastor at 10:45 m.
.. M. Preaching in West Washington-street
Chapel at 745 D. IN.
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An Agreement Smashed.

The agreement among the Colorado lines
permitting the chairman OF the Western
Passenger Association TO inspect coupon
ticket sales has been smashed 1t was or
iginally the idea that an agreement of this
kind would prevent deals with brokers
The Union Pacific, Denver G. Gulf refused
to allow the inspection of its sales. and IFS
competitors complained to Chairman CaId-
well that its action placed them at a dis
Il Gulf could very easily place into the
hands of the brokers and demoralize the
it, in case it should determine to begin
dealings with the scalpers. The chairmar
stated that he could not enforce the agree
ment against some of the roads and allow
it to be imperative against others. He
therefore said that the agreement would
not be enforced against any of the lines.
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OLD-TIME FISHING FICTION.
when You Couldn't Help Catching
Things FIorida's West COast.

New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Taking everything into consideration,
of Walton yesterday, Il really believe that
the coast of Florida presents the most at
tractive appearance from fishing point of
any section of the gulf. l remember a
number of years ago, before the present
Florida resorts had sprung into being, tax
ing month off just for the purpose Of in
vestigating the fishing grounds of that
coast. Now, i pride myself that know
something about fish. In fact what l
don't know about fish amt worth knowing,
and when l tell you that nave seen
sheephead so thick in the little riVulets
along the coast that l couldn't get a slSin
into them, why you can rest assured that
l am telling you the truth. There are more
fish than the ordinary mind can well con-
ceive of. Numbers and species there are
1T was a common thing for me to catch
red fish so fast that my line never had
time to get wet, and as for Spanish mack
erel why all had to do was TO move lit
tie bit of red flannel over the side of the
boat and the fish would jump for it so fast
that they would follow the rag into the
boat until l was almost covered with mack
erel At one time during my visit a num-
Der of vessels were stranded on what was
thought to be a new shoal The ships
would rest for possibly an hour at time
without moving and then would suddenly
seem to slip into deep water. 1t was very
mysterious but the matter was cleared up
by the discovery that an immense school
of yellow tails or horse mackerei had in
vaded the bay, and al times would pack so
densely that the vessels would really
strand upon the living shoal. Catching
trout was chid,,s play. l would attach q
line, fasten them to piece of wood, and
throw the combination in the water.
would pull it out in less than a minute and
every hook would contain trout Mullet
were a drug on the market. An enterpris-
ing packer lowed barge into the channel
one night and filled it by merely holding
a lantern over the side of the boat. The
mullet will frequently leap at a light. and
on the occasion in question they seemed
to be seized with panic. and it was Won
derful sight to witness the stream of null
let which poured into the barge from the
waters of the bay.
Yes, sir, there is no place on the coast
that can compare with that of Florida
when it comes to fish and fishermen, and
the latter are hard to beat
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STREET-CAR FINANCES
FEATURE OF THE CITY'S ANSWER IN
THE THREE-CENT-FARE CASE,
Pretended Mortgage indebtedness
Does Not Represent Any Investment
Actual Cost of the Plant.

The citys answer in the S-cent-fare case.
referred to yesterday. denies the averments
that the law is unconstitutional and picks
to pieces the expense account filed by the
company in its cross bill. on the subject
OF watered stock the answer says:
And said defendant AYERS and charges
mat said alleged and pretended mortgage
Indebtedness of 5000 600. 800 900 and 50 000 000
mus amounting In the aggregate to 81 600
600, does not represent any Investment
Whatever in the plant of said Citizens
Street-rallroad Company. or its predeces-
sor; that the total cost of the construction
and equipment in every way. including the
purchase of cars. the laying of tracks the
pulidlng or houses, the changing from ami
MAJ TO electric power, at no time exceeded
the sum of $1000,O00 as representing any
sum OF money placed or invested in said
pant by any person or persons whatever:
that the total cost of construction and
equipment including all expenses of every
KIND, character and description, growing
out or or connected with the building
equipment and construction of said plant
ana its appurtenances, amounted in the
which not more than 81 600 600 was repre-
sented by moneys procured upon said loans
and the residue, to-wit, 100000, was paid
out or the net receipts of said road after
defraying all operating expenses and MAX
ing reasonable returns to the stockholders
upon the investment in said plant.
But that to the end that said Citizens
Street-railroad Company and its predeces-
sor might exact from the travelling public
unISStSOldDIe UNJUST ana eXOrDitant sums
for the carrying of passengers, said Citi-
zens' Street-railroad Company on or about
the first day of May, 1896, executed its
mortgages in addition to the two mort
cages that had been heretofore executed
to secure the payment of s., 100000 of bonds,
and at the same time increased its capital
might appear at all times that there was
an outstanding bonded Indebtedness of $4-
600 600 100000 of said last-named bonds
never having been paid upon a mortgage)
upon which the company was compelled to
pay the interest, and that there was out
company was authorized to declare divi-
dends, but defendant AYERS that there never
was any Indebtedness or liability either
through bonds stock issued in excess of
$780, 600 on account of construction. opera
ton and equipment save and except as
said company and its predecessor applied
of its earnings to-wt. $500 600 in the extern
sion and increase of its plant"
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NASHVILLE, Aug. 13.-Military week at
the exposition will close tomorrow with a
great sham battle in which nearly two
thousand soldiers will participate The In
dana and Illinois WOman's Suffrage Assoc
preparations for their coming conVocation
in the Womans building on Sept and 3.
This body, $50 strong. will leave Chicago
the next day That afternoon their first
session will be held in the Woman's As
sembly hall and another will follow on the
morning of Sept 3. A reception rendered
by the woman's department of the eXposi-
ton will be a feature of the occasion.
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STATIONS
Alabama and eth sts.--s. Muhl.
PPtslieIontalne St. No. 400-Claude Fields.
S1ut.sItstIah Ave, No. 197-F. +. Dannettelle.
CI ndIhIeOard Ave. No. 324-Philip Miller.
Soottiege ave. and 9TH St.-Geo {. Fisher.
cSoiIunppia Ave. and 18th St.-Geo. c. Ruch.
h5eelidware and McCarlv-H A. Pfafiiin.
LL!'tllon and Fletcher Ave.-Hugo II. Lehrritter.
r. ana McCarty Sts.-E c. Reck.
ri wayne Ave, No 190-Thos. X. ThornburS.
HTiihiIside Ave-, No. 18Th. " Carter.
Hiniiihos and lst Sts.-S. Muhl.
Hiiiiiihois and 18th Sts.-S Muhl
n4iiiinois end 9TH Sts.--J. NJ Scott
IIiiiiiinoiis and I'd Sts.-Frank Keegan.
IIiIHols and North Sts.-R. NJ. Navin.
IIndIiiana ave. and Vermont Str. p. Blodau.
Mana ave, No. 0l-John D. Gauld.
MES MES and and Cornell Aves.-C. Z. BarInm
m Ma ave; No 301-I. T. Haag.
Mer and Morris Sts.-C H Broich.
AMer' and Ray Sts-John T. Myers
nS9eIi ana Russell Ave.-Geo +. Borst.
SSIIIch'l No 1853 East-VaD Arsdale Bros.
NeW YORK and Noble Sts-E. II. Enners-
DIV fofk.1 No. 37S West-F. T.. Wolcott.
me, No. 2Ol South--A. l.. Walker
SENATE Ave. and Sd STA. NJ. Eyster.
SStehate Ave., No. 1853 North-E. Z. Steward.
SSheeiby St, No. lS2-C. A. Eitel.
Virginia Ave and Coburn-C. G. Mueller.
Virginia Ave and McCarty-M c. Staley,
Mash st. and State Ave.--N. S. briggs.
Wash. St, No. 7Q3 East-Baron Bros.
west st, No 503 North-C w. Eichrodt.
Yandes and 9th Sts.-Dixon.
North Indianapolis Library Building-A. b
Gauld 6 Bro Tel. 1894
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CENTRAL-AyENUE NJ. Z. CHURCH-Corner Of
Central avenue and Twelfth street. Rev:
Charles &. Lasby. d. D., pastor. Sermon at 1890
a. M by Rev; II. 4. Goblin. .. p. president Of
he PauW University. Glass meeting, $3.50 a. IN.
Sunday school, 1890 p. m. Junior League, p m.
Epworth League service, TO y. IN. No even
ing preaching service
ROBERTS PARK NJ i. CHURCH-Corner Del
aware and Vermont streets. Class meetings at
a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 745 D. m. by the Rev. William II.
Holmes, of Chicago. Epworth League at 6:45 p.
N. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:45.
btrangers welcome To all these SERVICES.
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The freight-rate situation in the West is
steadily improving. and there has not been
a time in the last four years when the rates
were as steadily held up as at the present
time. Nine months ago there was danger
that some of the Western roads would be
in deep water because of the falling off in
their earnings attributed to the demora liza
ton in rates. one of the highest officials
of one of the greatest of the Western roads
admitted that he feared for the future OF
his own road if the trouble continued much
longer. Now that same official declares
that his road is going this year to pay the
best dividends it has paid for several Years
besides adding comfortable amount to its
c1ir -"
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CIegg sIashed His Thront.

John Clegg. living at No. 233 Fayette
street. slashed his throat with penknife
yesterday morning and nearly bled 70 death
He was Respondent over his inability to
get work. and his wife said he had been
drinking. Clegg was thirty-hve years Of
age. He was taken TO the City Hospital
where it was said he would recover. Clegg' 5
wife discovered his act in time TO save him
from ending his life.
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CAPITOL-AVENUE DIRT.
Basis of the supplemental Bill in
Court.

necessary to ask for an opinion from the
city attorney as to whether its action in
regard to the improvement of Capitol ave-
nue., from Fall creek to Thirty-fourth street,
was legal. In the specifications the board
inserted a clause requiring the contractor
to remove superfluous earth from Capitol
avenue to a "fll'' that is to be made in
Twenty-sixth street Property owners claim
that this was illegal and a supplementary
suit to enjoin the Improvement has been
the case were sent to the city attorney.
On a number of occasions improvements
that were undertaken by Mayor Taggart' s
legality of the boards method of procedure.
A notable case was that of the "Bell-street
sewer
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THAT story is a mistake" remarked a
state officer yesterday. about the clerk of
the printing board having nothing to do
the whole year round and three months
rest in summer. He has been using the odd
times when the ball club was out OF town
for two months ia going over and revising
the printing specifications and he has found
a good many places where money can be
saved to the State"
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CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-The police depart
ment received information to-day which
tends to show that Charles Clifford VINO
killed his wife and then committed suicide
on Wednesday was the son of wealthy
Buffalo N Y. family. and that his Tsal
name was Charles Clifford Ellsworth. His
wife was I.ottie Halter, Buffalo girl, who
eloped from a convent sixteen years ago,
married Ellsworth and went on the stage
under the name of Clifford. Mrs Clifford
mother and a sister are said TO be residing
on Seneca street Buffalo.
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Cornelius II. Harris's Damage Suit.

Cornelius H. Harris, a carriage painter.
who was injured May IS last at the Big
Four Railway crossing at Washington and
Missouri streets, began an action yester-
day against the railway company for $50 900
damages The plaintiff AYERS that he was
crossing the track at midnight, and that
it was very dark He charges that he was
not given the usual warning of the ap-
proach of the train. He also AYERS the
train was running at greater rate OF
speed than four miles an hour as regulated
by city ordinance. The plaintiff says he
was so badly injured that it was necessary
to amputate his left foot.
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THE COURT RECORD.


Reddin Johnson VS.. Schuyler L. Williams
ct al suit on note. Superior Court, Room 2.
John O'Neill VS.. Charles Hilton ct al:
Cornelius H. Harris VS. the Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis Railway;
suit for damages. Demand, $4,000. Superior
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Probate Mntters.

The will of Henry Baumhoefer was adj
nitted to probate yesterday. The decedent
left his property, both real and personal,
to his wife Eva NJ. Baumhocfer, to hold
during life. At her death the property is
to be divided among six children.
Francis w. Deboy was appointed admin-
istrator of the estate of Samuel Deboy.
ROnd 5000
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FORECAST FOR TODAY.
Fair Weather, Followed Possibly by
Showers in the Afternoon.

Forecasts for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty-four hours ending IL p. IN.
Aug. 14-Fair weather, increasing cloudi-
ness and possibly showers Saturday after
noon or night.
General Conditions Yesterday-The lew
barometric area between the Rocky noun
tains and the Mississippi and upper lakes
increased in size and moved slowly east
ward. Moderately high barometric pres
sure continued from the lower lakes and
New England south to the gulf. The tenn
perature rose east and fell west of the
Mississippi, and local rains fell from Kan
SaS southwark.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-For Ohio-Fair,
followed by increasing cloudiness Saturday
afternoon. with showers on the lakes !;
warmer; light southeriy winds, increasing.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair, followed
by light showers and cooler in extreme
northern portion; southerly winds
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Additional Miners, subscriptions.

The following additional subscriptions to
the miners fund was reported yesterday:
Previous amount s., 562; r. A. Brown. State
house, $3.50; j. A. Milburn. $40; Carpenters
Union, Anderson, $40; j. W. Murphy, coll
lections $97 John Osterman, collections,
SS4; S. 0. Pickens, s.; total, 81. 791. 80.
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A meeting of Pythian officials will be held
here Aug. 81 to determine the times and
places of the district meetings of the order
Tor the coming year throughout the State
here IS much rivalry among various cities
OF the State for these meetings.
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North-side Cement walks.

Final steps for cement walks on Fiji
teenth street, from Alabama street to Cen
trail avenue, for cement walks on Thirty
first street, from Northwestern avenue to
Clifton street, were taken by the Board of
Works yesterday. No remonstrances were
submitted by interested parties.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-14

The State Tax Board will next Tuesday
begin it's final session of ten days to hear
the appeals of corporations from the first
ments.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner n.
Rev o5n F. a49 Mannt street, Al ne m
on Kept for Jesus" No evening preaching
srVlce. Sunday school, $50 a. m. Z. l.. meet
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DIED.

NN<NNNNNNNN~NN~N|NN~N~O ~|NN~N~N~N~N~N~NN~
T. A. Morris on North New Jersey street OF
Spoplexy. lie was born oct. g. 1872 The funeral,
Will be private.
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tcDiscODaI.
MethOdiaf.

ST. PAULiS CHURCH-New York and Illinois
streets. Holy communion al S:45. Morning pray
er and sermon at 1045. The Rev. Mr.. Davis act
ing rector.
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores in the various sections of
the city, from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct to this Office at regular rates.
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Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast corner
New York and Pennsylvania streets. The Rey:
u. j. Ellison, -. D. pastor. Preaching at 1O:40
a. IN. by Rev. w. +. Taylor. Of Dayton, o., to
the united congregations OF the First Presbyterian
and First Baptist Churches. No evening service.
Sunday school $3.50 a. Il. Y. =. u. 6:45 p.
IN. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. cor
dial invitation TO all
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

For cement walks, gravel roadway, stone
curbs and powdered cutters on Eureka
avenue from Tenth street to Pogue's run
For grading and grayelling the first alley
east of Hamilton avenue, from the first
alley north of Washington street to New
For water mains in Grace street, from
Washington street to Moore avenue.
Engineers Plans Ordered.
For gravel roadway and sidewalks on
Twenty-ffth street, from Talbot avenue
to Pennsylvania street.
For cement walks on Washington street,
from Rural street to Grace street.
For crawling the alley between Detroit
avenue and Summit street, from Michigan
to Bates street
For cement walks on the south side of
Market street from Oriental street to
Highland avenue.
For a local sewer in Williams street. from
Oriental street to State avenue.
Resolutions Adopted.
For cement walks on the north side of
Southeastern avenue, from State avenue to
Rural street, and on the south side from
State avenue to English avenue.
For local sewer in Walnut street, from
Alabama street to the first alley west,
thence north to Fort Wayne avenue.
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Local observations Friday.

Bar. Their. R. H. Wind. Weather. Pre-
a. m. 1912 &C 55 Yeast Clear 600
p. m. .29.9S IS 46 South. Clear. 600
Maximum temperature, "a; minimum tenn
perature. so.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Aug. 1S:
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NOTICE OF LETTING OF CONTRACT
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
GRAVEL ROADS

:, Notice is hereby. given that the contract for
me s9nstneuon OF certain gravel roads the
~. Indiana, to-wit: ~
@ rods Vest from Re no Sq tne highway eighty
ton two (9 Township thrty-five $3.50. north Of
along said highway across the Plttsburg. Fort
chicago 4 ST Louis Railroad, thence south along
SAID highway 10 near the center OF the south
to the he center thence ne in
north and south, OF Section two 90. thence south
1Sen ttJ, an IN township thrty-five (55). north
. Cemmeaeing again at the intersection of the
ngd"Sy TnRning along The north line Of the rail-
Chicago Railway Company at a point where sa ii
read rS interseets the north and south road eighty
aforesaid and running thence along said highway
said highway eighty $50 rods east from the west
i l OF section seven @. IN Township thirty-ve
hgRWay at TIE eas Ip POINT 81 tS on the last
er and running thence in northeasterly direc-
ton along the highway to the center line east
nve $50 north OF Range seven a.. West w t"F ana
running thence due east to the center OF said
line Of said section 10 the north line of said
section end 70 the township line between The
TOWNSHIPS OF Portage and Union. Estimated
tIspEt9 81 foed nEe ana one-half miles. viii be
house at The city Of VALPARAISO. on SATURDAY.
AVE. ~ ~, az : o CLOCK p m.
bond PAYABLE TO the State OF Indiana in twice
the amount or ms old conditioned for the faith
tract is awarded him. The bid must be for The
construction Of the work in all RESPECTS i'm ac
eeerdanee with the report Of the viewers appointed
90 View and make report the same III must
also specify when the work will be compIeted
JAMES S. FULTON
PETER ]. TINDALI
LEE G. HOWELL
Attest NJ J. sTINCHFIELD' ox AUDITOR Porter
County wv
Chicago Indianapolis & LOUISVILLE Railway CO.
No. SO Broadway
49, New York, Aug. 10 1897
- ne annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
0hicago indianapolis n Louisville Railway Com
many, VIII be held on Wednesday. Sept is 1887
az ~ O'Clock a. m. al the offices Of the company
Of indianapolis Ind, for the purpose of elect
Ing directors IN place Of those whose terms shall
then expire ana the Transaction Of such other
tualnerk az may be properly brought before the
meeting. Poll open from 10 o'clock a. m. 10 N
O'Clock a. ~.
The transfer books will be closed from Aug
y, lssf at O'Clock p. Ia. until Sept. l6 1897 at
80 0 clock a m. I A. HILTON
Secretary.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN--172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone GAL. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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~N~NN~~~~~~ON-N~~0N-NN~~
WANTED-Stocks of merchandise for good land
in coast country, Texas. S. II. YOUNG, Lock
box q, Hebron, Neb.