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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-13
Carew Trial Brought to a Close

fOhOHAMA, Jan. I2.-The trial of Mrs
Walter Carew, who is charged with poison
ing her husband by administering to him
arsenic, between Oct. Is and Oct % last
the day of his death, has been brought to
a dramatic close by the appearance and
confession IN court OF Miss Mary Jacob.
seems, was the real smurderess. and the
poison which wove the chain of evidence
around the widow that nearly led TO her
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-13
Edward j. Iyory Indicted

LoNDON' JAN l2.-The grand jury i'm the
Central Criminal Court to-day found a true
bill against Edward j. Ivory. alias Bell
the saloon keeper of New York who is
charged with conspiring to cause a dyna-
mite explosion.
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The result was received with applause
and a committee was sent to invite Mr..
Fairbanks before the caucus. They found
him al the Bates House engaged with some
friends who are in attendance upon the
monetary convention. When he appeared
in the hall he was greeted with great ap-
plause and spoke as follows:
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Lake Fisherunen InSf.

MARTlNET. Wis, Jan. Il. A sudden
movement OF the Ice in Green bay curried
out number OF fishermen who had shan
ties and nets on the ice. Ii is repOrted that
two are lost.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-13
MoNoN ROUTE
Louisville. New Albany & Chicago Railway.
SHORT LINE TO
CHICAGO aSp aS1 SasI sasTuwrs,

Pullman vestibule Train Service
Trains daily at 400 a. m, s:35 ID. m. and Il :SS
q. H.
Arrive Chicago 1900 noon. $50 D. m and 40
o.
Leave Chicago daily 2:45 a. m. u:5o a. m and
s:Ss p. m.
Arrive Indianapolis 7:45 a. m. 4:37 .. m. and
$50 a. m.
Chicago Sleeper end Union Station
reacy
Detailed Information at Union Station and No
W. Wash. SO. GEO. W HAYLER. ID. p. A.
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The recalcltrants

the matter. The recalcitrants then
marched over in a body and the work was
soon over. a secret ballot was ordered
after the names OF Messrs. Fairbanks. Nc
sented and resulted in the following vote:
Evening star., 1897-03-30
MOSBY'S MEN.
An Appeal to Participate I'm the Ora N
Monument Dedication.

An Appeal to Participate I'm the Gran Z
Monument Dedication.
An appeal has been issued by John Dick
son, temporary commit tteeman, headquar-
ters Confederate Veteran Camp of New
York, to the ex-members of Mosby cav
airy. otherwise known the i3d Virginia
battalion, to participate in the ceremonies
attendant upon the dedication of the Grant
monument ON April %, 1897. Mr.. Dickson
says:
NO greater opportunity has been Offered
for the expression of the grateful sentiment
and appreciation of the magnanimity OF
Gen. Grant toward our comrades in gen.
eral, and more particularly the remem-
comma nder, Col. John S. MosDy, at the
close of the late war.
1T is to be hoped that We can gather to-
gether a goodly number TO swell the ranks
of the 'ex-confederate' organizations In
the grand parade. Those members desiring
to participate are requested tC forward
their names at once, in order that ar.
rapgen.ents may he made for horses, equip
ments, etc.
Mr. Dickson's effort In this direction i:
ably seconded by the local Confederate
Veterans Association, which has taken W
the appeal and is doing all in its power I;
have a large representation Of the veteran:
in line from the District of Columbia. Com
munications to Mr.. Dickson are to be ad
dressed to the Windsor Hotel, New forl
city.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
CAPITAL RAILWAY.
Delays I'm Completing the Arrange
ments for Operation.

Delays I'm Completing the Arrange
ments for Operation.
The promoters of the Capital Railway
Company are working hard to comply with
the act of Congress chartering the road,
which stipulates that the same shall be
completed by May %, 1897. Several unex-
pected delays have operated to postpone
matters, but the incorporators are using
every possible means to adjust the difficult
ties and have everything in readiness at
the time specified.
Just at this time they are directing their
attacks upon the Commissioners, and are
urging the approval of the Brown system
of underground trolley. Capt. Beach has
been to Johnstown, Pa, estigating the
system and his report Is satisfactory. AT
a meeting of the board of Commissioners
yesterday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock the SUBJ
wide divergence before anything was ac-
complished. The Commissioners desired
the consideration of the motive power to
take precedence, but an alteration arose
between the representatives of the Ana
costa road and the incorporators of the
Capital Company. and little was accom-
plished. The following protest was filed:
I'VE, merchants and residents Of 11th
street southeast between II street and the
bridge, protest against the granting of a
permit to install the ball, button or plate
system of electricity, involving projections
above the pavement on said street. This
street has more travel than any of South
east Washington, and to permit an ex-
perimental system, and one that would not
be allowed on any and every other inn
portant street, would be q discrirainat ton
| and an injustice, unwarranted. and not
contemplated In legislation. where repre-
sentations were made that the best system
known would be adopted"
Evening star., 1897-03-30
HOW TO DETECT 1T.
Some Valuable Hfnts eearding the
Grtppc-Si9ns Of Its Approach and
How to Counteract Them.

Tie discussion TO the cause OF the grippe Is,
of course Interesting but gives little satisfaction
TO Its unfortunate victims. Whether caused by
microbe or vagsries OF the weather, it's ravages
continue. and the country stin bends under the
scourge.
II cannot he too strongly impressed people
that in order 10 ward o1 the disease warning
symptoms must be regarded and prompt action
taken. II becomes extremely difiicult 10 dslodge
the disease IL allowed take its course. Hence
its name. II generally commences with a slight
headache, pains in the small of the back or
limbs. II does not always Civ, one even plain
a hint ss that-a feeling Of tightness acnoss the
forehead buzzing In the ears, peculiar feeling
about the eyes, may be all the caution one gets.
~ IL Is culIsbe carelessncss neglect even t,se
slight signs
The remedy lies in a stimulant and the prefer
encc should be given To whiskcy. All the do-tors
of the country agreed this point, but are
very careful 10 imprers their patients the fact
that pure whiskey alone must be taken. Duny $
Pure Malt Whiskey il the purcst the market.
and be readily obtained ut all drug stores
There are many imitators who say their whiskits =
just good - DO tpe deceived. They
are not DuGy's Pure Malt is the only medicinal
Evening star., 1897-03-30
United States Health Reports
On Dr.. Shades CllOrl-
DUN Discovery for
Consumption.

During a quarter OF a century Of journalism,
during which time we have exercised a watcAful
care over many different methods of treatment for
the Of throat and lung troubles, We have
never come across a system OF treatment 70. these
complaints with such merit DIR. Shades DIS
covery.
The high character Of the Endorsements which
this treatment has obtained In a brief period leaves
reasonable question Of doubt to its extra.
ordinary virtue.
I'VE give DIR. Shades Chloridum Discovery for
Consumption the unqualified Endorsement OF the
United States Health Reports"
Call or write for booklet and symptom for
..home treatment 1892 14th St, Washington
d. C. DIR. Shade In charge on Monday, wednesday
and Friday Consultation free. mh29-6t
Evening star., 1897-03-30
CIVIC CENTER.
Brief Meeting Yesterday of the Center
Council.

SOunc1f.
A brief meeting of tine center council OF
the Civic Center was held yesterday after
noon at the Congregational Church. DIR.
Geo. E. kober presided. Mrs. Ella B Fos-
ter chairman of the committee on public
education, reported the result of the con-
ference of her committee with several
United States senators In regard to es,ab-
fishing kindergarten departments in the
public schools as not at all satisfactory as
they were not given time to put the sub
ject In detail before the senators. The
committee has completed arrangements for
the inspection of the sanitary condition OF
the public school buildings in the city and
county.
Miss Hosmer read an invitation from the
National Municipal League to attend the
annual meeting at Louisville next August.
1t was resolved that any members OF the
Civic Center who desired to attend should
be duly accredited.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Local, Social and Personal Notes of General
Interest.
What IL Occurring Across Rock Creek
Bridge Told In Brief
Paragraph.

There was a very pretty birthday party
last evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Voss. on 23th street, between
street and Dumbarton avenue. the occa-
sion being the tenth anniversary of Miss
Alta Plowden OF Ocean Hall. St. Mary's
county, Md. A large crowd of young peo-
pie assembled, and spent a very pleasant
evening. Games Of ali sorts were played,
an exhibition Of fancy dancing given by
Miss Eva Ogle and others, musical selec-
tions by Miss Ella Davidson, and last. but
not least. the serving of an abundance Of
refreshments, which the children enjoyed
immensely. The little hostess was the re-
cipient Of many well wishes. Among those
present were Misses Eva Ogle, Helen Tay-
lor Marie Buell., Estelle Buell., Malette
Roach, Nina Lamar. BERTHE King, Lillian
Lamar Marjory Irwin, Re gia Lamar, Mabel
King, Helen Dix, Rickie Johansen, Mamie
Johansen. Nellie Hudson. Edna Lee and
Ella Davidson, Masters Roscoe Roach w.
Z. Roach Frank Sherwood. Z. T. Hughes
Julian Worthington. Lyman King, William
King and Frank JohaEsen. One of the
most happy spectators of the evening WAS
Mrs. Eliza Voss, the mother of Mr. Voss
who has only recently passed her ninety
fourth birthday.
Painful Accident.
Mrs. Victoria Nourse. the wife of Capt.
John Nourse Of the canal boat A. II. Brad
met with a painful accident yesterday af-
ternoon on the canal, near 33d street. The
mother was walking across the matches Of
the boat with her eight-montns-old child III
her arms, when the hatchway broke pre-
cipitating the two to the hold of the boat.
probably six feet below. Both were picked
up unconscious and the Emergency Hos
pital ambulance summoned. An eXamina-
ton of the injuries showed that the mot he.
was not so badly hurt. but the baby was
suffering with an attack of conclusion of
the brain, which, it is feared, Will result
fatally.
Real Estate
Charles D. Church mas bought of Sara f.
Beach lot 29s, of square 1866, located on
street between 9th and 18th streets, a;
an unnamed consideration.
Charles r. Newman has sold to John
Ridout parts of lots 10 and II, Old George
town, and lot and part of lot &. of square
12oS, Corcoran's subdivision. The price paid
is not given.
The president and directors of George
town University have transferred to Gren-
vile NJ. Weeks the west one-half of orgi-
nal lot =, square IA. to conform with the
land records of the District
Baverly Prior has sold to Mary Smith for
s22J undivided one-half interest in lot
202, of square 1877.
Death of Mrs. Burch.
Mrs. Martha A. Burch died Monday
morning, after an illness of some days, at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Rosa
A. Perm, at 3067 Canal street. The de-
ceased had reached the age of seventy-six,
and enjoyed good circle of acquaintance.
Her funeral will be held tomorrow morn
ing at s o'clock from Trinity Catholic
Church, where a solemn mass of requiem
will be che nted for the repose of her soul.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
BON MARCHE.
Extraordinary
Bargain Sale
OF Ladies'
Spring Coats.

We have two lots of Ladies Spring
Goats of last seasons cut. They re
semble very closely this seasons
STYLES, but as they are not this sea-
sons styles We propose TO close
them out tomorrow at a mere song.
Our determination 10 finish them up
in the one day tomorrow has led us
to quote prices which are SO ridicu-
lous and SO unprecedented in their
smallness that YOU cannot possibly
resist them
Lot I. Ladies Clay Diagonal
Sprins-weight Reefers. that were 81.
S.. So, s. and So, tailor-made gar
ments, handsomely finished. To
:;Si: ;s ;s s: out sas 'i"''':S sss. 7ss' Il so
choice .........
Evening star., 1897-03-30
French Orgamdies.

2Zc yard for Genuine French Or
CANDIES, including all the newest ef-
fects and colors, in figures and
stripes. Retailing in New York at
35c yard.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
SilkS9 Si1kSgg Silkg2?!

One of the comca features the
from other stores being here learn the of everybody
quoting the silk sale at the as Royal That's logical enough but
rather comical watch their cody
quickly growing enthusiasm until
Are these facts Endorsement
these silks
Evening star., 1897-03-30
The 08c Lot.

M2C yard for choice of no less
WV than ninety-one effects and
colors, in Taffeta Silk Brocades,
Checks and Stripes. All the wanted
shades in best plain and glace tai
feta silks. Values. are 75c, 85c and
ST, mostly ST. quality.
m2c yard for choice of Black
WV Silks in one hundred diff
ferent styles 24-inch Satin and Gros
Grain Silk Brocades, Satin Ouch
esse, Taffeta Silks, Fancy Armures,
Surah Silks. Mostly guaranteed ST
silks, few are 85c silks, still less are
75c quality. Choice for only o8c
yard.
Evening star., 1897-03-30

BIC yard for 27in! Japanese Silks
in fifty different shades and
22-inch Taffeta Silks in the new
blues, greens, yellows, violets, hello
tropes, reds, etc. Much used for
foundations. Values are SOC, 59c
and Csc yard. Choice for SIC yard.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
French Challies.

SOC yard for Genuine French Chal-
lies, including all the newest effects.
These are staple goods, retailing in
every leading New York store at SOC
yard. s..,
Evening star., 1897-03-30

Hishpriced competitors disregard q well-cstab
lished Inv of physics when they buck against Sal
vatin OIL It b the best and cheapest. &c.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
Rege11erating!

The Imperial flair Resenerstor
will make the hair beautiful,
glossy ard natural. Bathing does
not affect It, ner does curling
or crimping. Sold all ever the
world. In Washington ut the
Palais Royal. Price, $50 and s..
Evening star., 1897-03-30
Invigoratingl

So comforting, Delicious. Every
body is praisin- Lown's Empire
Coffee. Served daily on fourth
floor of the Palais Royal. The
reader is invited to call tomorrow.
Coffee and biscuits. from 10 am.
t. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
Death of Mrs. Burch.

1t matters little what it is that you want
- whether situation or a servant - a
want ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
The SIC Lot.

3zc yard for twenty beautiful eff
fects in Black Satin and
Gros Grain Silk "Brocades. Not a
piece worth less than 50 cents and
not few worth Csc yard.
Evening star., 1897-03-30

Another lot of Spring-weight
Jackets, stylishly made. well finished,
at at, the r ridiculous price 4EWCo
vi
Evening star., 1897-03-30
The 1897 Summer=girl Fabrics.

The girl proper arst-sl1e
merit she doesn't have to Judge by And the girl
ecaes the Rosemary Ogane Mechln Lawns and
aconet Duchesse The only yardu
she spends dollars lace trimmings ribbons
knowWe cutting off dress lengths of Wash
nbe fingers the through knowing
girl saying she's getting I2!c value for
Evening star., 1897-03-30
The lPa1@iS z Royal

WYe the reputation Of being headquarters for Shirt Waists
MW doesn't by accident Now introducing Holzmans
WW famous "Marquse" Shirt considerable cosasl
ing 81 instead of 7oc and CSC for the style lawn and
dmy with detachable laudered collars and cuffs 81 less
than wholesale quickly the
great numbers With this object in than
waists will be allowed each purchaser regular price paid
Evening star., 1897-03-30
2Alc for SIPS Waists.

S1.25 is to be the regular price of
these Embroidered Grass Linen
Waists, but you'll find the quality as
good as in last years $I.98 waists.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
SOC for. l5f Skirts.

The well-knoNnS & Black Sateen
Skirts, umbreHay sMpe,. with deep
hounce and ruff. Note that only
sixty of them aresileh.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
nCKnleW's
Daily Letter.
Surprising
creations i'm
Suits & Wraps

No woman should think of making a suit
for herself this season, when she may secure
such superb man-tailored costumes here for
little money.
Elegant Blask and Navy Serge and Cheviot
Costumes, with Eton jacket. others
front REFER jacket, lined with changeable
silk. Eton jacket finished with girdle
Refer jacket finished with moire
Two lines of suits that for ft materials
and finish unsurpassed at the g IN
price, VIZ.
Ladies Beautiful Gray Diagonal Cheviot
Suits, with front REFER jacket. lined
with lovely black and fancy silk. Skirt
lined with good quality percaline and vel
vet bound. One Of special lead SnA
No sensible woman should attempt to make
up at home Silk lined Costume for spring.
1t would be worse than extravaganza. The
material alone for this suit we are about to
describe would cost you fully $40 bought at
retail. This suit is shown in the new cadet
blue. gray and olive green has fiyfront
REFER jacket. both jacket and skirt lined
with good quality taffeta silk. SN7 E6D
Our special leader at.
We have superb line of Imported and
Domestic Costumes at $40. SD. s25. s27.50,
$50 and upward which will gladly show
you when you
A Spring Skirt Hint.
Just hint of the magnificent values
which you will find in our large showcases
when you .all tomorrow:
Beautiful Black and Fancy Brilliantine
Skirt in the newest shape. lined throughout
with good quality silk, velvet bound. man
tailored. The best value we ever 81
A Special i'm Underskirts.
Ladies' Fine TafIeta SILK Underskirts. in
the new green, bronze and violet. change
able effects, beautiful corded UNI S2. so
breIla ruttie A splendid value at NVo'O~
EHigh=caass Wraps.
The seasons choicest and most symmet-
rcal creations at the prices you pay else
where for the ordinary kind. Simply be-
cause We have insisted that all of our
Wraps should be made and finished by men
tailOrs, who can give that peculiar set and
finish to garment which woman sewer
has ever been able to give. Here are a few
Illustrations of the high-cass Wraps to be
had here for very little money:
Smart Spring Tan and Black Covert GS
Cloth Jackets, nicely satin faced. Only WV
Ladies' Superb Tan Covert Cloth Coats,
! elegantly silk lined, finished with vel nm
vet collar. Only. ....................
Ladies' Beautiful Spring Silk Capes. trim
med with chiffon and ribbon and lined with
good quality silk. An elegant, SNOWY gar
ment. Made throughout of best mate CO
rails. Only. ...........-....-..-...
All the latest novelties in the Cloth
Capes at 81 and up.
a beautiful line of Children's Smooth
Cloth Spring Refers. Empire style. large
sailor collars, finished with braid. in navy
blue and green The most becoming and
stylish Chldren's Wraps have had
the pleasure to show. Special intro G z RM
ductory price tomorrow .......... ~OeOo
Evening star., 1897-03-30
2Ac for S1 Skirts.

Most ladies are good judges of
dollar Skirt and will appreciate this
bargain-especially as silk effects
are shown in sateen and percaline.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
O2c for ST. .A8 Waists.

These are shown in checks and
plaids, the ultra-fashionable styles
for this season. The collars and
cuffs are detachable, SO that white
can be worn if desired.
Evening star., 1897-03-30
DIR. L.. S. Nicholson

Throw physic to the dogs and use Angostura
Bitters for good digestion and healthy appetite.
Sole Mfg's, DIR. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. Ask
Evening star., 1897-03-30
4 Spring Skirt Hint

Just a hint of the magnificent values
which you will find in our large showcases
when you .all tomorrow:
Beautiful Black and Fancy Brilliantine
Skirt, in the newest shape, lined throughout
with good quality silk, velvet bound. man
tailored. The best value we ever CT
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-26
Avsr's Sarsapart'Ia RONaOVeS Et"'P's'.


Mrs. J. J. Dykes was very sick
last week.
DR.. Joe McTIee went to So. Pitts
burg, Tuesday.
Thos. Harrison was down from
the mountain Monday.
Mr.. T. N. Graham and wife have
both been sick for several DAYS,
Miss Alverne Miller of Alabama
is visiting her brother NJ. Will Mil
Ter.
DR.. Knott, of Nashville was CALI
ing on the druggist Tuesday mOrn>
ing
Where, o where are the calaml>
ty howlers? We suppose they are
too busy to talk any more.
Miss Orpha Hall, of Jasper,
arrived here Monday night to
teach in the Public Sch DOL,
Robert Smith, of Oates Island,
who has been visiting Fayette
Smith last week left for Jasper
Monday Monday.
Sam Burnett has returned from
his visit to Grantsburg. Ills, on aca
count of his daughter, Mrs. Coulter
being very sick.
We seem to have an epidemic OF
ague, pneumonia and typhoid few
or. Guess we will be forced in self
defence to quarantine against the
frogs,
Business in our town is getting
better and we look for the best
winter work here this next season
that we have ever had. We well
come prosperity,
Eula Harris happened to a very
painful accident Wednesday. He
fell about 20 feet we are told, and
broke and bruised one of his ank.
lee. He was carried home. Hope
he will soon recover.
We hope to see the time and we
hope to see it soon, when each
church in this town will have a
house of their own to worship in.
Each denomination could by litA
tie effort erect a house of their own
and it certainly would be more sat
istactory than the way it is done
now.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-26

E. Thorpe is suffering with rheu~
matism. He has been been unable
to work for nearly a month,
Cherry Collins, deputy orga nicer
of the White Shields, was in town
on business of that order last week
and left Monday,
J. H. Harris will be principal
at the public school this year, and
will be assisted by Misses Ketner
and Hale. Prof. Ashburn has
position with the T. G. ]. Co.
Mr.. John Byers is going to put
up a meat market at this place IN
a few days. There is room for an>
other meat market and we believe
he will do a good business in this
line.
There was considerable excite
ment on Market Street for a short
while Thursday evening caused by
Maynard Powells team running a.
way. 1t was stopped before any
damage was done.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-26

Mrs Nella Worsham of Knoxville.
who has been visiting Mrs. Nor
wood and Mrs, Bull LEFT Tuesday
for the Centennial; thence she will
return to her home.
Blood and Nerves are very close
ly related. Keep the blood rich, pure
and healthy, with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and you will have no nervousness.
Hoods Pills are best after-dinner
pills, aid digestion, prevent constipation