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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
dafeatad T Frank Starb,ck

defeated J. Frank Starbuck, Of PhiIa-
dephia, by 112 laps in a twenty-five mile
match race at Charles River Park this aft
ernoon, making the distance in 47:52. He
also secured the American paced Compel
tive records from three to twenty-five
miles. inclusive, lowering majority of the
my Michael, at Manhattan Beach the previ-
Gus week. 1t was fine contest both men
showing good form and the pacemakers do
ing faithful work The fastest mile was
the second, which was ridden in 146 3-5.
The horseless wagon race had only two
contestants and the wagon made by
Haynes & Apperson, of Kokomo Ind, won
two heats in 1886 and 4:25 Us; owen Bros,
of Cleveland second
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Jimmy MichaeI's Feats.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. %. - Jimmy Mi
chael the Welsh wonder. went after
the two worlds records at the Detroit Cycle
Park this afternoon. In the attempt to beat
the mile record the little fellow fell short
f:4S 2-5 The pacing was done on a sex
tet and a quad. and the pickup was
good In the five-mile effort Michael CID
mile track being reduced to 9;12 1-5. Two
quads and two trplets were used in
pacing. and, had the pick-ups been more
accurate there seems no doubt that the
worlds record for any style of track would
have been smashed Time by miles-l:50 10,
1857 2-5. 80 2-5, 7:21 As, 9:12 1-5.
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Boston Herald: The Monon line gives official
notice that it will not be party to the inter-
changeable mileage ticket agreement which is to
OF phenomenon to the unanimous in
dorsement of all the Western lines in interest to
any improvement calling for united action. One
kicker at least can always be counted upon.
Buffalo Record: Serious trouble is in store for
the new mileage bureau of Eastern lines. Upon
the very eve OF its becoming effective the Monon
has withdrawn and given notice that it will have
age ticket which was expected to prevent the
decentralization of the past. The withdrawal of
this line will make the interchangeable book of
tween Chicago and the Ohio river. 1t has been
notorious for years that these lines have had deals
with the brokers in Cincinnati Chicago, Indian
aDolis, Louisville, Evansville and other cities
which have caused nearly all the traffic to move
at reductions from authorized rates. Efforts to
clear up the situation have not been effective for
any length of time. With the Monon outside the
new mileage bureau things may not be so bad
revenue standpoint there can be little improve
ment.
Cleveland Leader: The position of the Monon
at this time is a peculiar one in the light of the
a war in running time between Chicago and the
Ohio river After buying some new and fast
locomotives it reduced the running time of its
trains about thirty minutes. The Big -Four, in
which the Monon met. AS a result of the war
fare the time between Chicago and Cincinnati
was reduced to eight hours and the distance is
now covered by both roads on as tast schedule
as is found in the country. Fast trains cost
money and the Monon evidently has the
of its
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30

LONDON, Aug. ga six hours bike race
for a gold vase was run at Catford to-day
and was won by Walters, who covered l62
miles. Stocks, who previously held the
trophy, covered 161 miles.
Two records were broken. Stocks covered
thirty-three miles in hour, minutes, II 3-5
seconds, and A. A. Chase In hours trav-
cling fiftyeght miles and 1,325 yards. Chase
retired before the finish of the race.
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Ahnnt rrohthition tn Knnsa~.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
Win you kindly allow a former Indianian
a little space to answer an incidental re-
mark in your issue of yesterday. regarding
prohibition in Kansas? First. there is no
provision in the prohibitory law of that
State prohibiting drinking nor even giving
away of liquors. All of its prohiDitive sec
tons are against the selling of liquors
against the open saloon. Your comments
on Topeka and Leayenworth are partly
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing -named Indianians:
Original-John II. Slater, Michigan City.
Increase-Elias Dickey, Brookston; Will
lam r. Cochran, Coal City; John w. Tur-
ner Muncie
Reissue and Increase - John Keen, Hy-
mera.
Original Widows, etc-Minors of Frank
lin Rigs, Indianapolis
Mexican War Survivor, Increase-James
c. Carlton, Bedford.
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EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. &.-With the
Of kansas city. captured the Dupont silver
trophy and the championship for live pigeon
here to-day on the grounds of the Eau
Claire Gun Club. Budd scored "a birds. OF
the six falling out OF ounds he had failed
was referee For fifty birds the champion
had tied but Budd lost four in the next
., I've
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
Cut Rate on colorado Midluna

The Colorado Midland has announced a rate
of the regular fare way for the round trip
from Denver to san Francisco, tickets good for
thirty days TO be sale one day only, Sept. 1.
This sud len action the part OF General Pas
scnger Agent Bailey was brought about by the
report from Chicago that the six hundred dele
gates the letter carriers convention in San
Francisco had been side-tracked in Chicago owing
their inability TO secure rate further West. Mr..
Bailey. who is in Denver wired Chicago. inform
ing the Rock Island people OF his action and
urging them 70 the importance OF sending the
delegates through 10 san Francisco. He has not
r...... t..A IN o.
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New Amateur Record,

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2S-The American
amateur 1O0-mile bike record was again
broken here to-day. James c. Miller riding
100 miles on a quarter-mile track in hours,
20 minutes and seconds. This is min
utes and IL 3-5 seconds better than the rec
ord made two weeks ago by Frank Skin
ner: Miller also broke the 1fty-mle record
by 81 rs seconds his time being 2:04:17
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30

To the EAitor of the Indiana polls Journal:
1t was noted in Thursdays Journal that
Mr.. Harry d. Tutewiier had embamed an
AlbinO squirrel and IL was added that II
is the only one in Indiana. There is a pet
Albino squirrel in Kennard. IT was cap
tured last spring. and its mate was shot
by a foolish hunter There are several in
this locality. JOURNAL READER.
Kennard, Ind, Aug. q.
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ALBION, n. Y, Aug. 2s.-W. +. Lord
enlisted in 1863 when boy az Lake Mills,
Wis, and went to the front He was NOT
heard from afterward and was given up
for dead. His family moved here soon
after, and was oVerjoyed by his appear
ance to-day. Lord, who is now superin-
tendent of public works at Pittsburg at
tended the Grand Army encampment at
Buffalo, and while there learned of his fam
ily'S whereabouts
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wbite-CaDping Outrage.

NASHVILLE. Ind, Aug 2S.-The home
of Baas Sherwood was visited last night by
family c0sistine of the oldest daughter.
Lille Lille sherwood the oldest son and Baas
Sherwood, were given a severe Wh li.Rspil5
Trouble which the daughter has had lately
was given as the cause of the whipping
Some of the party of White caps were rec
0enized and win be arrested. Prosecutor
Shea. of Columbus, is expected here at once
TO investigate the matter.
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natnrn nf Arcfic ExnIorers.

LONDON, Aug 2S-The British steamer
Windward, which left England on June 10
last for Franz Josef Land to bring back
from the arctic regions the members of the
spent three winters near Cape Flora, passed
Aberdeen to-day on her return trip and sig
nailed that all were well on board During
the present summer the expedition was 10
make an attempt TO reach the highest point
north through an opening in Queen veto
ria sea, the open water discovered by jack
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merchant of the town, was assaulted on
his way home and terribly beaten He
threw his money sack, containing 5000, over
the fence into the yard, and the robbers
got only $50 in his pockets BlOodhounds
were put on the trail and followed the
scent TO the depot. where it is supposed the
robbers boarded the Chicago express and
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How 1t sounded.
New York Evening Sun.

New York Evening sun.
The mother of a prospective bride enter
tanned number of prospective wedding
guests at luncheon the other day. AS the
ceremony is to be at a rather unusual
hour they fell 10 talking about what they
should wear. Some were for one sort Of
costume some for another. But the
mother of the bride soon set all doubts az
matter one bit what you wear all that
we care about is your presents!'-at least,
that's what it sounded. What the mother
meant of course was presence.
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DIED.


STEWART Sunday morning, Aug. %, 1897. at II
O'Clock. Alexander Emil, elder son OF AleXaIaer
and George Jones Stewart, aged four years. fu-
neral and burial private.
VOIGT-Henry f. Vogt died Aug. 20, at 4:45
o'clock a. M aged thrty-one years, one month
ard eghteen days. Funeral Tuesday, Aug 3D. a., at
North Illinois street new number) Friends IN
vited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
Preparing for Inspection.

Supervisors foremen of work trains and sec
ton foremen have been notified to prepare for the
annual fall inspection of the lines of the Penn
sylvania system. 1t has always been the custom
for the general officers of the Pennsylvania and
Pennsylvania lines to make close and careful
inspection the entire property every fall, and in
order to get the roadbed into a presentahle con
dition the track hands kept busy from about
the 1st of September till the LIST of october. Dur
ing the period the train crews clean out
all the bitches. not only for the inspection, but to
prepare for the winter season, when such work
cannot be done TO advantage. The section men
gather up all old ties ana rubbish and set fire
TO the piles, to get rid of the Objectionable
matter in the most economical way, and station
agents and crossing watchmen clean up their
places and the painters 20 along making such
changes will enhance the appearance of the
property. This work costs a large amount of
r,oney, but it is very necessary, as the accumu-
lation of mud in the bitches ana the rundown
appearance of tracks is bad Indication and the
general officers CT the Pennsy take too much
pride in the system to permit any evidences Of
il. q decay.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30

Boston IraVeIer.
D0ctor-If YOU must know. ma'am, your
husband won't live twenty-four hours
longer.
Goodness. graeiousr CALCULATED the
broken hearted but economical woman,
and here you've gone and prescribed medi-
cine enough for Ave days"
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CLAIRVOYANT.

S~~~~~~~~>~~~~C~>~>>>N~
CLATRNOYANT-Consul Mrs. Griswold all
matters of life. If not satisfied she takes no
money Office and residence. $40 new, 296 (old)
Last South street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
PendIeton Paving Contract.

Council to-day let the contract for paving
the principal streets of this city. The con-
tract was given to Charles Daniels, of An
derson He will also furnish the brick with
which the streets will be paved.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30

In the week ending Aug. IS there were trans
ferred over the Belt road 1921 against II lsS
in tine preceding week The falling of was wholly
in empty cars The loaded ears exceeding In num-
her those OF the week ending Aug o. Last week
Belt road engines handled at the stock yards 03S
Ga4aVaus ave sloek. against l.IVo il tie pre-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30

LONDON, Aug. ga wrestling match
for the championship of the world between
stranger Lewis and Bulldog Clayton
took place tonight. The match resulted in
a victory for Lewis, who won the first fall
in ten minutes and the second in three and
ona-half minutes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
omcnrs Elected hx Pntriotic SONS.

READING, Pa, Aug. 2S.--The National
p. 0. s of A. convention adjourned to-
National president Charles r. Schaale. of
Mount Carroll, H.; vice president, John c.
Horner. Palmyra, n. j.; master of forms
A G. keck. Akron, o.. secretary, +. e.
Stees Philadelphia; treasurer. L. p. Spiese
Tamaqua. Pa. chaplain, Rev. d. f. Rup-
lev Montgomery, Pa; assistant secretary
Charles Ii. Stees, Philadelphia; conductor
Harry r. Hicks, Philadelphia inspector.
Nelson r. Lent Newburg, n. Y; guard
John J. Stump. Cumberland, Nd. New
Haven, Conn, was selected as the next
meeting place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
WANTED-AGENTs.

WANTEI-Agen everywhere to handle my new
imitation gold and silver zoe Watches just out
ard perfect timepeces; "a dozen postpaid; send
Soc stamps for sample and start work at once.
Address A. G. BOWMAN, 430 Broadway New
York city.
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Easily Explained.

Chicago Post.
How is it," asked the mother of the
twins that YOU don't get along as well
with your husband as your sister Jessie
Goes with hers?"
Mine isn't away from home as much as
hers -
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores IN the various sections Of
,. the city. from which
Adv EItIISEMENTS WILL PIE IELEPltONED
Direct to this Office at regular rates,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
Pointer nnd Joe Patchen Mntched.

BOSTON, Aug. 2S-Star Pointer and Joe
Patchen, the PAGERS, were matched to-day
for a mile race at Mystic Park on Sept.
II for purse of $4,000 the winner 20 take
oil
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STORAGE.
Two Wheels.

~~~~~D~~~~N~-~~~~~~~~~
Warehouse Co.. 5-27
S. Penn ST. Pennsylvania tracks Phone 1343
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

EDEN Charlton. The funeral service of Charl-
ton Eden viii he held in the Central Christian
Church, corner OF Delaware and Walnut streets,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30
orIeans Merchant Robbed.

ORLEANS. Ind. Aug. -Sandbaggers
made their first appearance in this place
tonight, when Bennett Cohen, the leading
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-30

The confidence of the people in Hoods
Sarsaparilla is due to its unequaled record
OF WONDERFUL cures.
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cedng week and handled for private industries
on its line 674 loaded cars against 65' In the
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WANTED--MALE HELP.

O~N~~~OD0~~O~~~~~~N~~|>
NANTED-Male Help-$7.S00 given away to per
sons making the greatest number of words out
OF the phrase Patent Attorney Wedderburn..
For full particulars write the NATIONAL
RECORDER Washington, y. c., for sample copy
containing same.
NANTED-Re Responsible, well-connected young
man with some capital to control State of In
diana; must be capable to act as treasurer and
general manager for manufacturing incandescent
gas lights. Address c. II. DE VOLL I'll Ontario
street, Toledo O.
WANTED-Me weekly after eight weeks,
college term: more demand for BARRIERS than all
other trades combined; wages Saturdays; tools
given illustrated catalogue mailed free.
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, Fourth and
Central avenue, Cincinnati. O.
ment position $500 to 1000 per annum? Pay
sure; work easy; hours short life position; thirty
to sixty days annual leave with pay. We pre-
pare by mail for high grade and appointment.
Course instruction S. TO $3.50. Catalogue with
details free. HUGHES'S CINlL-SERVICE
PREPARATIONS. washington, D. c.
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BOSTON, Aug rs. - Lucien Lesna, the
European long-distance champion OF 1896.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embamer, Tor
ladies and children. Otice always
open. Telephone CAL Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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THE JOURNAL

BRANCH OFFICES
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A position by an experienced book
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of Eastern Business College. Best of
references. Address
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Sunday Concert.
On Sunday afternoon, November 2

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Subscribers will be refunded % cents
on each matinee ticket by calling at
Wall, Nichols Co.
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These Laces direct from the Factory and of the
best quality of Imitation Vaenciennes Plat Laces The
patterns are newest and there is large variety
to select from They will be thrown on the market at
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-09-14
EEpA E%SMF&% ANn
NERVE Exhaustion
l0DycED By ISFLAN RHEUMATISM.
YO Gases In Gladgln County, Mich, Cited to Prove
Tie fact that Nerve Debility can be Treated
with a Nerve Food Successfully.
B MOI USE STI~ULkaT, USE NERVE FOOD.
From The cOurter.uerata. saginaw, Mich.

ltrcently, while II representative of the
Courier HefdM was ut the driving village
of GlaiwIl, GimlAin Cot.i't!, hc Lear,l Of u
ease Of tlis naI,re:nl Il III j, Ind yicl ID 10
4 short treatment with a celebrated remedy.
the nlme of whicll has heroine Il I.us' hold
word irryery hamlet. III 20 and c:iS ~ the
laihl. The viciim nf t'l;s unusually severe
ease Of II 'ryous t:o;ble was I.ansom Sim
mons, en- Cd anil wcl,-knn'yr resident nf the
village. Ills rervou' ca; t.;iinn had grown
worse and wnrsc. until th- ,%.i.iItst urn. uai
noise. or even the opening nfa door would
almost Gr.vc him fran &c. sk:li,d piiysi-
clans l.aI stall i ove. his casr AM rre-
SC i'"i i'ie Usual rcmcdi, x. u; ti,.ir -fiorts
were u iayiiiin., and the patient continued
10 get worse.
fint,iy OIrfay in reading new paper he
Ell II rtr Il aa il IN in regard toa cHs,. some
S;at s~i.it!tr % ISIS uwn, aid read With great
l1tsrr3i If thu IA, Ms y wlth il lad been
,i;rcd. lie at o.cc e. cidod io try tie Re M
ely, AID I'd 50. As To ihr rtSnits of its Hs%.
we can rot 90 hotter iian unir Mr.. Sim
mons own words. When ;:ss,d 10 narrate
MS experience, le IKE as fellows:
" As the r. si I cfa long. continued Illness
! became { G Siciim OF nervous debility in
- III ct yi1'c:t form ahiu four y, arr ago.
II Lrlt FRO" 'aS Wor' 'n worse nniii had
bacHn' 81 cry"us't.i"ii q 81 luiSr around
lie lin':se' "ri.'" rafianre : / anyone INTO the
house, vnr, ! tiI~1w IRE j. to n Violent Ecrv-
Gus ltt1Sya:'. tr: Il III ticines FIR thr
t:mii!', nat vas io' r. ilevth. Finally, ]
r al y q .rt"t' ne ~ an I.lTer about a
ere ora on ~ m VIVA flhillar 10 hi,nr,
Sa'el;u ~ AL a.'inr, k:,nwn as lT. WI
Inns ~; ~. arr '"rt q 10 CIV" THESE
P!..isai ~ - i"t Ken q h"A o: ne
| $, "a. !. a'S1,sS EN-, 20 ~ I,,ilrvtd,
so wei I T. al tu u q i" {. and
nave 10 ! lf1t lhc;l :iHit.ln" tt
nerve: $ t:"t - ~ " y'a.s ] -. In my
care icy q | Il -. y ir': tfttiu"l y OIL
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-09-14
BBARDSLEY SPRINGS.

Fresh from these exhilerating
waters | come to my labors with
renewed pleasure; and [ would
like to see all people in our
country look more to the cura-
tive and preservative power of
these springs and less to medi-
cines than is done. There is no
doubt but that money spent here
is far more profitable and pleas
antly spent than by exhausting
their means over drugs and
physic. Often is it the case that
whenmedicines fail these springs
have proved asoveraign remedy;
but rarely is it the reverse. Oae
difficulty, however, in both cases
is, that one dose of medicine or
one bath or one drink CT these
waters is expected to cure-this
is a mistake.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-09-14

Before the board Of equaliza-
ton adjourned a resolution was
was adopted declaring it to be
the sense of the board that the
auditor should proceed at once to
collect all delinquencies from the
various counties. Ole of the de-
il quencies is that of Custer
county for 1896 taxes. The
county owes something more
than a. 00. The county treas
urer sent a check on the Bunting
bank just before the failure of
that institution. The check was
not paid, but Custer authorities
deny that they are indebted to
the state. 1t has been decided
to bring suit against the county.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-09-14
Nutice To worixtngmsn

CUSTER, ID, Sept. 3, '97.
All Union men and friends of
Organized Labor are earnestly
requested to remain away from
Custer, Idaho, until the pending
trouble between the Lucky Boy
and Black Mining Companies and
Custer Miners Union No. 50. of
the w. F. of M. has been settled.
CUSTER MINERS UNION.
JOHN MARRIOTT, Pres.
CHAS. NELSON, Sec.