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FOR SALE
Those mems plaid suits at
are better goods, are trl med better, are made
better than any suits you buy in indianapolis
at $50. Come and convince yourself Those
boys nobhy plaid suits 50 at at
are fully as good as those advertised as bargains
elsewhere at So We have extra fRdlsplack and
blue overcoats made up to sell at SIS. sizes IS, g.
90 AZ, If you come in time you can take your
choice at
We have few sizes left of the $3.50 overcoats
TO close out at
One lot Of mems Jef SSo oversh,rts 81 20 value
Tomorrow you can have them at
Mems cashmere shirts. regular price $3.50. to-
morrow
200 mems and boys sample caps. Soc on a
For the Ladies'
One lot of serge waists, in all colors, lined all
through made up in the latest style, fully worth
&c. tomorrow theg go at $1.49.
Another lot of those handsome novelty dress
skirts not necessary for you to pay Sc for them
elsewhere when you can buy them of at So. 49,
Then come to us; we can save you from soc up to
s. on any garment. Why pay CSC for those elegant
white ties when you can buy the same ties at
our place at 25c.
A sample line of misses and children'S mitts
from 10c up to 25c.
Childrens kid mittens 29c.
Lsdies' wool skirts, 49c.
Childrens knit skirts &c.
union suits and muslin underwear. All goods
sold advertised. No dissatisfied customers
leave store.
Old NO. at New No.
THE GLOBE.
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An IryingtOn Runaway.

A runaway caused excitement in Irvington
at O'Clock yesterday evening. horse
and buggy dashed through the town.. In the
buggy a woman was clnging to the lines
and screaming, stop this horse!'' No one
was able to stop the horse, and the rig
passed on to Washington street and west
toward Indianapolis. A boy who followed
the runaway on horseback said the horse
turned north from Washington street into
Tuxedo Park near the Streight homestead,
and that the woman was still screaming.
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SKAGUAY, Alaska, Nov. 3, per steamer
City of Seattle, Nov. 13.-Work has been
commenced on the construction of a wagon
read between this place and Lake Bennett.
Three iron bridges have been ordered from
the Portland Bridge Company, of Portland.
Ore. the first of which will arrive here
about Nov. IA. The company undertaking
the building of this highway is the Skaguay
and Yukon Transportation and Improve
ment Company. 1t is proposed TO have the
bridges completed not later than March
next. The wagon road proper will be mac
adamized. The company is capitalized at
$500, 000 Work is also being actively pushed
on the Skaguay & Bennett tramWay, about
three miles being completed.
The Colorado and Alaska Transportation
Company has been organized for the I'ur-
pose of carrying on an express business be-
tween Skaguay and Dawson City Posts
will be established every ten or fifteen
miles.
For the last week or so the weather has
been very mild. The lakes are still open.
On Oct. % a Pennsylvania party, headed by
j. F. Graeber and G. F. Trott, of Shamo-
kin, Pa, who had gone into winter quar-
tiers, pulled up stakes and started for Daw-
son with the intention of going as far as
they could before stormy weather set in.
There is now about ten inches of snow
on the White pass, and about two feet on
CLilkoot. Eeop. are i'll pack ng Over both
routes The telephone line from Dyea to
the lakes has been completed as far as
Sheep camp.
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A Big Four mail car was damaged by fire
yesterday morning while it stood on the
side track at Capitol avenue The loss was
about 500. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
At $50 last evening a two-story brick
dwelling at $40 Susquehanna street was
damaged to the extent of $40. 1t was occu-
pied by Isom Hansford.
At 7:45 a shed occupied by Daniel Florey,
at 933 West Washington street, was dam
aged IS by a fire OF unknown origin
The one-story frame dwelling at 1914
Yandes street occupied by William How
ard, was damaged $500 on account of de-
fective f1ue. Spann Co. are agents for
the house.
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JAN / 100000 of Marion county bonds fall
due and the County Commissioners will not
take them up. The bonds were issued
about the time the courthouse was COM
pleted, the building of which left a depleted
county treasury. The bonds were issued
for twenty years at per cent. The COM
missfoners have concluded to make new
issue of bonds and yesterday it was de-
cided to put them out at 4 per cent. The
commissioners feel that these bonds will
command a premium in the Eastern mar
ket 1t is impossible to take up the twenty
wear bonds at this time
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CLEARS MARKET SIDEWALK.
Mayor Taggart Decides on "a Much
Needed Reform.

Mayor Taggart has decided that, in the
future, leases will not be made for mar
keters to occupy the sidewalk south of
Tomlinson Hail. on Market street nor west
of the hall, on Delaware street. A good
deal of complaint has been made about the
noise and odors that arose when the hall
was in use for dances, music festivals, char
Nv balls, ETC., and as it is regarded infeas-
ible to have certain days reserved on which
the sidewalks shall not be used, they Will
be kept clear at all times
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VITAL STATISTICS-NOV. 10.


Emma and Carl Augrick 5O7 wilkins street. girl
Jennie and Eli Wolf, 62S East Miami street, boy.
Fannie and Harry Drake, Shelby pike, boy
boy.
May and Joseph Hem, SO2 North Pine street
boy.
Mrs. and H. NJ. Bailey, 765 West Michigan
street. boy.
street. boy.
Orena and Charles W. Wells. 27l1 North Capitol
avenue, girl.
Della and w. r. Stewart 1911 Central avenue
girl.
Minnie and Christian Drager 1917 St.. Peter
street, boy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Would like to rent furnished hotel
anywhere south of Indianapolis y. PHILLIPS.
Indianapolis.
WANTED-Private pupils in shoi hand and type
writing; eight years experience: best OF ref
erence terms reasonable. MISS KATE HART
SOCK, 522 North Pennsylvania street.
desiring an investment in an
Alaska transportation and mining company
whose stock is guaranteed by a trust company
address for full particulars RICE, COBB & CO.,
Manhattan building, Chic CO.
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|N\~~~~~~~>N<~<>>>~~~~~-~~~
BUSINESS CHANCE--I viii sell or trade for
indianapolis property good paving insurance
business in city of 10 900; must sell, as | have
other business. Address Q. r., Journal
BUSINESS CHANCE-I own placer claim in
Alaska that believe, take $4,000 in gold
from next summer and every summer for the next
rye years My claim, is not for SALE below me
about mile the river there are two or
three claims open for location that are certain to
be very valuable next summer. l would have
taken them up, but under the mining laws of
Alaska one person hold only one claim of
twenty acres I expect to return about Dec. 10.
I Will locate one of these claims for any man or
woman who is twenty-one years of age and
citizen of the United States If they will pay
ment work required by law and agree to give me
70 per cent. Of the gold that comes out of the
claim The entire expense will be $3.50 The
claims must be located this winter. and it is no
trouble TO reach them. You can pay S25 cash. bal
ance when l return from Alaska with proper
papers. IL you mean business and want some
thing good write at once. Good references r.
MIOUGHLIN. Seattle. Wash.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.--Advices re-
ceived in this city convey the Information
that the steamship Mariposa, from Sydney
and Auckland due here Nov. IS, carried
ESQ COO in English sovereigns equal to ST.
200. CO. consigned to two local banks. This
is the fourth shipment during the past four
months making the aggregate received this
fan from the same source about ten mill
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GOLD UNDER THE MOSS.
Rich Strike of Yellow Metal On a Hill
Near Dawson.

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 13-Five miners
who arrived here to-day, coming out via
Stickeen, report that just before they left
Dawson, on Oct. 4, a rich strike was made
on the hill near Dawson, gold being found
under the moss. A number Of good nuggets
were brought in. They say that the Hoot-
alinqua river is navigable for boats draw
ing three feet at lowest water, which means
that the steamers can run from Teslin lake
to Dawson by merely discharging their car
go at Five Fingers and making short
portage
]. T. Simon, who left Dawson City Oct.
6, arrived here this morning. He reported
that just before leaving Dawson some In
dams had brought in rumor that Fort
Yukon had been burned The report could
not be verified. Simon says that there is
no fear of starvation in the Klondike coun-
try as the companies are now supplying
TIE men with provisions for the winter.
Most of the men who went in over the pass
es in the fall are camped along the river.
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James Q; HeIphenstine. ffty-eight years. 1927
Prospect street, stenosis.
Martha Long forty years, 12f East Morris
street, tuberculosis.
Michael Griffin. forty-four years. PA English
avenue, tuberculosis.
Herschen Gilman. nine weeks, Orphans Home.
hydrocepaus.
Infant Copley 22s West McCarty street, pneu-
monia
oitis.
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Marriage Licenses.

Nathaniel w Garrish and Isabella Redding
Williala McNimery and Matte Baumann.
Lyman ". Curtis and Amelia Nj. Bauer.
William S White and Maria Carter.
William NJ. Hill and Carrie Gates.
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salvation Army Man Drops Dead.

George Rice white man, sixty-four
years old. dropped dead yesterday morning.
He was employed by Girton & Co.. livery
men, and was at work at a we'll in the rear
of the stable The coroner ordered an au-
topsy, and it was found that death was
cansed by heart disease. Rice lived at 5S7
Indiana avenue He was an old soldier and
also a member Of the Salvation Army.
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CHuRCH NnTICEs
congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-southeast corner me
ridian and New York streets. Frederic E.
Dewhurst. minister; sunday school $3.50. Morn
ing service. I0:45, Sermon by the pastor. Even
ing service, under direction of the McCulloch
Club 7'30 Sermon THE Mission OF Christ
illustrated with stereopticon views Music by
quartet composed of Messrs Frank V. Steele and
Homer Van Vie. Mrs. Fremont Swain and Mrs.
summers. A cordial invitation extended to all.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 3.-Representative
Calvin's resolution authorizing the appoint
ment of a commission OF six to take the
measures and marking of the Confederate
soldiers graves who are now buried In
Northern States. passed the House to-day
by a unanimous vote amid great APP
plause.
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the association. The art association has
signified willingness to take the property
as it is, which is under consideration by
Probate Commissioners O'Bryan. He be-
lieves If tbs porperty is now turned over to
the association, it will greatly shorten the
work of settling up the estate.
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The report that Miss Mary Sellers had
been asked to resign her connection with the
nurses school at the City Hospital is denied
by the authorities at the hospital. They say
that it is true that Miss Sellers intends to
leave, but 1t is of her own volition and is
regretted by those who have been asso-
ciated with her.
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FOR SALE.

~-S~>~>-~~~C~~~~~~>~~
WANTED--The New Park Theater Jewelry Store
for bargains in ladies' and gentlemen's watches
FOR SAI.E-Don't buy until you see that 81 500
mouse OF seven rooms near. and north of Wood
ruH Place; large lot, ETC.; place like this for
g g, nome not often to be had; no agent. Address
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SpfrituaItsm.

FIRST sPIRITUAIIsT CHURcH-Alabama and
:, New York zo streets Services today at 1880 a;
lecturer and platform test medium, will lecture,
followed with a public ,seance. The Children
Progressive Lyceum meets at 2:30 D.. m. Midweek
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 O'Clock The
public cordially invited to attend these meetings
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DIED


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, wife of Henry Mueller,
died Saturday, Nov. 49, at late residence. (old)
No SO Cornell avenue, aged sixty-seven years.
Funeral Tuesday, Nov. j, at p. m, prompt.
ENBACH-Franzska Ittenbach. wife of Ger
hard, at (old) $50 East South street. Nov. 10, at
u.20 D. m Was born March %. 1926, at Koenigs-
winter, Germany. Funeral Sunday. Nov. IA. from
residence at p. m. and at St. Mary's Church at
2:S0 70. m.
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One of the provisions of the will of the
late John Heron. who left large bequest
TO the indianapolis Art Association. was
that his real estate should be sold by the
executor and the proceeds turned over TO
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SOCIETY," MEETINGs.

MASONIC-Snecal meeting Of Ancient Landmarks
Lodge, No. Sl9, r. and a. NJ. Monday evening
Nov. Is, 30. sharp. Work second degree Wis.,
itors welcome. H. A. SAMPSELL. w. M.
W. r. MINER, Secretary.
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commodations for parties that will come to
Indianapolis. The work of the immediate
future is to complete the subcommittee
that will have the care of the encampment
and its visitors, and select the camp ground.
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FOR SALE
Remodeling sale.

Remodeling sale.
Must have room.
Big reductions in prices at
GEO. j. HAMMEL'S,
D0-112 Massachusetts, ave.
&c for one GLIB can apples.
&c for one BIB can pumpkin.
&c fol one can of corn.
30 for l can of pease.
SC for one can of Folks tomatoes
25c for 10 lbs Schumacker's cat flakes.
15c for lb best New York cream cheese.
lee for lb roasted Rio coffee.
Csc for lbs pure lard.
GEO. ]. HAMMEL,
110-112 Massachusetts ave.
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Nriends.

FRIENDS. CHuRCH-Corner of Alabama and
Inirteenth streets. Preaching at 1880 a. m. by
2rof W. l.. Kelly, of Plainfeld Academy. Sab
bath school at 9:15 a. m. Y. p. S. c.. E. service
az 6:50 D. M No regular evening service. Public
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Tillie Gray, colored, was arrested last
night on a charge of being drunk. AT the
police station she tried to hang herself with
pieces of a blanket, but was cut down be-
fore she was injured.
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GrunwaId Refused a License.

The County Commissioners yesterday de-
cided to refuse the application of Joseph
Grunwald for a license to continue the sale
Of liquor at No. 428 Massachusetts avenue.
1he remonstrance against Grunwald was
heard Friday.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.--The special
order of business before the general mis-
sionary committee of the Methodist Epis-l
copal Church to-day was the consideration
OF missIoE work In Chile. DR.. Buckley
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asked for an appropriation of $4,000, but
Bishop Andrews thought $4,000 sufficient
After considerable discussion, Bishop row
Ter moved that $21. 440 be appropriated to the
Chilean station, 81, 440 to be available al
once. This was agreed TO.
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FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Warmer, Threatening Weather, with
Showers and SOutherly Winds.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3-For Ohio-In-
creasing cloudiness. possibly showers;
warmer; light southerly winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Threatening
weather, with showers; warmer; southerIy
winds
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FUNERAL nrRHcTons.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN--172 North
lllinois street. Lady embalmer. for
ladies' and children. Office always
open. Telenhone e4l Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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counting the population or Indiana at
2,250000, the death rate from the above re-
ported figures would be 721 per 1000 of pop
ulation, a figure certainly one-half too low,
for the rate cannot be less than 10 per 1000,
more likely II or Is per cent says the
report. Even the number of births and
marriages are not accurate, the former be-
ing probably one-tenth greater than report
ed, and the deficiency in the latter is un-
known. The question, Why is this so? is
most pertinent. One county, Parke, has
made no report for the year. and for the
last quarter no reports have been received
from Lake, Scott and Warren counties. The
prosecutor for Parke has been informed of
this defiance of the law by Parkes officials,
which is as far in the matter as the State
Board of Health can go under the law. The
health officers of Lake, Scott and Warren
counties have been repeatedly urged to per-
form their duties, but no response has been
received
THE incompleteness of the statistics is
increased by the further fact that many
physicians refuse or neglect to report deaths
ana cases of contagious diseases to the
county or other health officers. Physicians
so refusing contend it is contrary to their
business interests to have to report their af-
1alrS to competing practitioner, who is
the health officer, and also that the law cam
no. Impose such duties without giving COM
pensation. This last argument is wholly
invalid, for physicians belong to a specially
licensed class, and therefore the law may
require license fee of any proper amount
difficulty could be overcome by having
health officers who are trained in hygiene
and sanitary science, who cannot practice
curative medicine while holding the position
of health officer A further advantage would
be that such health officers, being specially
trained in disease prevention and having 1t
exclusively to do would most probably de-
vote themselves to the work of prevention,
and scores of lives now needlessly wasted
would be saved and thousands of cases of
sickness would be prevented.
I'm regard to the reported figures, if we
accept the estimate that the reports are
deficient by so per cent, the corrected fig
has
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WANTED-The New Park Theater .Iewery Store
for bargains in ladies' and gentlemen.s watches.
MISCELLANEOUS New Park Theater jew
ery store for BARGAINS In ladies' and gentle-
meI's watches.
WANTED-Ladies to work for at home; So to-
IS weekly; no experience necessary. Address
HARRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Gin
rfnrati. o.
WANTED-Maie Heip-GoveTnTnent positions
Don't prepare for the postoffice or other civil
catalogue 81 Information. Sent free. COLIIM-
BAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE W6sh-
ington y, G.
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For SALE OR TRADE

N%N>>~O~~@O0~"O~O~O>N~O>N>
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For a stock of mer-
chandtse cold storage house located in Illinois
city of 10000 inhabitants. Address C. s.. care
Journal
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LOST.
<>~><~~NO~~~O~>~~~~~~>~ ~~O~~~~OOo~~~~~~~
LOST-Garnet kid glove between 16 East Wash
ington and Haerle's. Return to is East Wash
ington.
LOST-Bay colt, two and half years old. with
red natter. Return to SOP Eleventh street and
get reward.
LOST-Crochet lap robe Capitol avenue and
new seventeenth street. Return to Guarantee
shoe store and get liberal reward.
LOST-Gold- bangled bracelet. Finder please re-
turn to HORACE F. HAYNES, ia N. Pennsyl-
vania street and receive liberal reward.
LOST-A large hip pocketbook containing money
and papers of no value except to owner. Liberal
reward if returned to J. N. JARRARD, at
Checker stable, on West Washington street.
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I'm 1890 the United States census enumer-
ators reported 24,180 deaths as having oc-
Cured in indiana The population of the
State at the same census was reported as
2,192,4O4 This gives a death rate of HOB
per LOCO, which was unquestionably below
the truth. In 1880 the census enumerators
reported 31,213 deaths, or 1878 per 1000 of
population. The average death rate for the
whole United States in 1880 Is per 1000.
1t is impossible for Indiana's vital statis-
tics to calculate the true death rate, and the
expectation of life at each age in each sex.
We do know, however, when certain dis
eases have prevailed. but no comparison can
be made between different localities in this
regard Accepting the deaths from con-
sumption to be 3,94S, twice the number ac-
tually reported, then out of every 1000
deaths in Indiana during the year ending
Oct. 81, 1897. 121 are to be attribuated to
this disease. The corresponding figure in the
whole United States in 1890 was 1915. 1t
therefore appears that as far as this disease
is concerned we are no worse off than other
States. The same method of calculation
applied to typhoid fever shows 1913 deaths
out of every 1000 deaths. The corresponding
figure for the whole United States in 1880
was 1922. This difference does not speak well
for Indiana, for typhoid fever is filth dis
ease. proper up-to-date health law is
badly needed"
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FEW BIRTHS REPORTED
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH UNABLE
TO GET SATISFACTORY STATISTICS.
Difficult to Compute Indiana's Death
Rate-COunty Health Board
DereIict.

For the year ending Oct. 81, 1897, there
was reported to the State Board of Health
by the county boards of health:
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Local observation. saturday.

Bar Their. RH. Wind. Weather. Pre-;
7 a. m. 1893 IS 50 invest. Clear. uW
Z ,. m. 1922 "A s. East. Clear. O~
Maximum temperature, SO; minimum tenn
perature, 80.
Following is a comparative statement OF
the temperature and precipitation Nov. ~
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NOTICE..

N<N~N~~<(">(ON~~<N<O~N~ON- O0Oc-~N~~@~>~-N-N~N%N
FOR EXCHANGE-The New Park Theater Jew
elry store for bargains in ladies' and gentle
mems watches.
EOTICE-Stove repairs and stove repairing of all
kinds. A A. HELSTERN. 335 Virginia avenue
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PERSONALITIES New Park Theater Jewelry
Store for bargains in ladies' and gentlemen s
watches.
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GEO. ]. HAMMEL.
110-112 Massachusetts ave.