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Indiana Notes.

The, Tippecanoe Fair Association Satur-
as premiums for the next county fair.
The grounds of the Sullivan county agri-
cultural society were sold Saturday by the
sheriff to Henry Baker of Terre Haute for
3,210
During storm at Lafayette, Saturday
afternoon, lightning struck the 50-foot
smoke stack at Peck & Abbott's cooper
shop, topping it over. 1t fell on one of
the buildings crushing the roof and doing
damage that will cost several hundred dol
lars to repair.
Noblesville Democrats met Friday night
and nominated the following city ticket:
Galloway; treasurer, A w. Henderson;
Marshal. Elmer Mott; councilmen, John
Dulin, Whetsell Brown, Noah Earl and
William Ross
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Fl. NJ. Green, No. $50 North Meridian street
Boys Club, Madison avenue and Meridian
street.
f. G. McCrea president Y. M. C. A.
Horace G.. Knodel, No. 662 Bellefontaine
street.
VIM. Kaiser, No. 252 Olive street
r. c. Castenholz, East Morris street.
Richard voorhees, No. $50 Yandes street.
Mrs II. F. Woessner, No. 275 Huron street.
Rev. Levi White. No I'LL Lexington avenue.
Georgia Woesner, Irvington, Ind.
H. O. Thudium, No. 416 North New Jersey
street.
DR.. Chas. Bye, No. 40 East McCarty street.
Mrs Keith, No. 900 South Meridian street,
Jno. Lenker, No. S17 North Temple avenue
VIM. Roger, No. 1912 East Ohio street.
Mary Burke, No. 1852 South East street.
Harry 3. Kieth, No. 1912 High street.
Insane Asylum, West Washington street.
Chas r. Steinle, No. PIT East McCarty
street
A. c. Thomas, No. S5 North Alabama
street
Allen Orr No. 1916 North Capitol avenue.
Fred. w. Brandt, No 712 East Pratt street.
Mrs. Carrie Patton, No. So Dillon street.
George N Pollock, No. 221 Columbia avenue.
H N. HILL North Mississippi street
Ella G. Berry, No. 2S5 South Illinois street.
Iemuel F. Biddy No. 298 Capitol avenue.
Christ Ouack. No. % Gresham street.
G. M. Waldron, No. 104 Lexington avenue.
Mrs Carrie Toph, No. 450 Clifford avenue.
Mrs. Laura Williams, No. AIS Superior
street.
d. M. Bolin, No. SO Dearborn street.
William Jackson, No. 1853 Douglas street.
Rosa M Walls No. 100 Davidson street
Laura Loder. No. II Broadway.
Mrs. w. H. Barnett, No. q Johnson avenue.
]. H. Plum, No. 99S North Alabama street.
C. d. Jones, No. 439 South Illinois street.
]. J. Stinson, No. Henry street.
r. T. Hunt, No. 10 Sullivan street.
Rosa B. Fox, No. 124 North Missouri street.
Alice Floyd, corner Pratt and Leland
streets.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson, No 654 North West
street.
Mrs. Susan Mooney, No. 527 North Missis-
sippi street.
Mrs Martha Trembly. No. 1911 North Capt.
Mrs. Laura G. Turner, No. 2O2 Fayette
Mrs. N. E. Boggs, No. 467 South Capitol av-
enue.
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DIR. stout Will Have Third Trial.

CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. March 49,
After the jury in the case of the State
against DR.. Stout had been dismissed at
Rockville, because the presiding judge was
too sick to continue it after the evidence
had all been submitted. poll of the MEM
bers was made. The jurymen. without ex-
ception, declared that they would have
voted for acquittal had they had the oppor-
t1nity The case has been continued until
the next term of the Parke Circuit Court
and third trial will probably be had as
the father of Grace McClamrock declares
that he will never cease the prosecution
Quilted.
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zines McClure's, in this country and the
about 1t Is that McClure's is a whole i'm
stallment ahead of the English publication.
A certain literary man in England found
story and was following ii as ii appeared
in that country. He discovered that am
American magazine was an inStallment
ahead and then decided to play a Joke ON
his wife. He read the American magazine
committed the important events TO memory
and thai night at dinner introduced the
subject in his conversation. lie declared
that the STORY had made such a profound
impression on him that he had dreamed
story as related in the extra installment
His wiFe's amazement may be imagined
when upon the appearance of the next
ful1laed,
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dentures begin to fill with jet black matter
until thew appear almost even with the sur
face of the plate. The plate is then washed,
dried and vanished with coating express
ly prepared for this purpose.
This protects ii and saves the trouble OF
polishing Signs which are exposed contin-
ually to the weather require deep etcnins
and heavy enameling. so that they can pc
cleaned without injuring the surface The
same process may be applied TO pictures
and pen drawings, and the copies Will last
for a thousand years leaving the contours
of the face etc, sharp and distinct.
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san Francisco to BE Wen Defended.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-Within
three weeks San Francisco will be one of
the most strongly fortified harbors in the
United States will have a fleet of war
ships capable of holding its own with a
country that has more ships than Spain
can send 10 the Golden Gate. The monitors
Monterey and Monadnock have been
dered here from the south the Baltimore
is to come here from Honolulu, three tor
pedo boats will be sent here from Puget
sound, and the cruisers Charleston and
Philadelphia are being prepared for serv-
ice at Mare island as is the gunboat York
town,
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New Temple at Greentown.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENTOWN, Ind, March ia tenn
pie of Rathbone Sisters was instituted in
this city yesterday, Brilliant Temple, No. 49,
of Russiaville. having charge of the work
under the supervision of the grand chief of
the state, Mrs. Lola Calvert. of Scottsburg
The new temple will be known as Clover
leaf Temple No. f79, and will be under dis
pensation until the next meeting of the
Grand Temple in October at Indianapolis
women and twenty-three knights. The first
officers are: F. c., Mrs. Josie Holiday: NJ
f. c.. Mrs. Laura Kemp: NJ E.. Sr. Mrs
NJ. of r. and c., Mrs. Belle Eckstein.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, March 19.-In the Circuit
Court to-day Judge Rooms heard the mo-
ton for a temporary restraining order
against oil-well drillers in this county to
prevent them from wasting gas. Attorney
Steepleton. of Charlottesville, represented
the oil men and argued for the transfer of
the case to the Federal Court Attorney
Moores, OF indianapolis, filed a demurrer
and the court sustained it,. The defense
will go before the Federal Court with it.
In the meantime the case stands as it was
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NICE, March LIT is rumored here that
Spain has purchased the steam yacht Gil
ralda, belonging to Hugh McCalmont, NJ.
p
The Giralda is 2S9 feet long, has 35.1 feet
beam and is IS feet deep. Her designers
were the Fairfield Ship-building and Engine
Company and she was built at Glasgow in
1894. The upper deck of the Giralda is
strengthened so as to sustain the weight of
the heaviest quick-firing guns and her en-
CINE rooms and boilers are efficiently pro-
tected by her coal bunkers
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, March 19.--The
grand jury at its session just closed re-
turned an indictment against F. w. Hamil-
ton alias Williams, for forgery and horse
stealing. He is the tramp printer that
worked at the Ledger Office few days and
then forged several checks on the firm s
name and had them cashed. He then hired
a horse and buggy of Fox & Cook and has
not been heard of since 1t has come to
light that he had only been out of the peni-
tertiary at Michigan City since Feb. 16,
having been sent up for forgery.
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OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
Boston Baseball Club Starts for
Spring Training Grounds.

BOSTON, March 19.-There was small
gathering of baseball enthusiasts at the
Park-square Station this evening to give
the few local members of the Boston nine
a send-off on their departure for the South.
Manager Seize. Captain Duffy, Klobedanz,
Jimmy Sullivan, Bransfield and Bemis, to-
gether with several newspaper representa-
tives made up the party Bergen will prob
ably report in New York en- route. Fred
Tenney will leave for the South in three or
four days. and Hamilton who has sickness
in his family, will report at Greensboro
March %
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VERSAILLES, Ind. March 19.-There is a
proposition in Ripley county, without re-
gard to political utilization, and meeting
with general favor. looking to the nom
ination and election of Hez Hughes as
sheriff as rebuke to Governor Mount and
the attorney general, who made desperate
efforts toIconvict him as one of the leaders
in the September lynchng. The Rev Mr.
Lowden's famous sermon, How God De-
livered Hezekiah Hughes has set the en-
tire county to talking approvingiy of
Hughes, who is regarded as martyr
Should he be elected. it is then proposed
to have Mr.. Lowden preach another ser
mon, taking for his theme, How God Re-
warded Hezekiah Hughes.
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switchmnn CRANE KILLED.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
UNION CITY. Ind, March 19.-William
E. Crane, an extra switchman in the Big
Four yards here, was killed this morning.
The switch engine had kicked back
number of cars on the main track in the
south yards. Crane made the coupling and
was running along the track between the
cars, when he stumbled and fell. His head
was severed from the body, his right arm
cut off and leg badly mutilated. He was
about thirty-two years old, a widower with
two small daughters.
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spain Buying our Provisions.

NEW YORK. March 19.-The National
Provisioner. the organ of the provision and
meat industries. to-day says, editorialy:
THE United States Navy Department has
been liberal buyer of family beef in New
York this week. taking over one thousand
barrels. and is in the market for other
quantities There is no question that some
large buying orders have been placed upon
the New York market for provisions this
week from the Spanish government. Com
mon rumor here places the purchase sing thus
far at fully 100000 pounds of dry-salted
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Alfred Denny. win Broken.
AS = " - ~ jim me
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the IndlanapoIs JoufnaI
RICHMOND, Ind, March ia short
time ago there was sent here from Green
field on change of venue. the case of
Jacob Denny against Sarah l. Pope to set
aside the will of Alfred Denny, on the
ground that he was of unsound mind. The
case came to trial to-day and the will was
set aside. Alfred Denny was prosperous
Dunkard who died in 1879. He owned about
500 acres of land
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The board of inspection visited the May
flower again to-day. 1t Is generally under
who is in. charge of the department of
yards and Hooks at the navy yard. has been
assigned TO the command Of the Mayf1ower.
At the commandments office one of the at
taches acknowledged that the monitor Ter
FOR had been ordered south. 1t was said
that the vessel would probably leave her
mornings off TomnkinsYille
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Governor Mount Was Present.


OptCIdI % tIIt
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, March 19.-The an
nual oratorical contest of Union High
School took place at Westfield Friday
night The object of the contest was to
select two persons to represent Union High
School at the annual interacademic contest
be held at Westfield III April. The success
full contestants were Misses Anna Doan and
Ethel Hensley. Governor Mount was pres
ent and addressed the audience at the close
of the contest !
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NIAGARA FALLS, n. V, March 49,
stream to be stopped by the gorge. adding
strength to the Ice bridge already solid
enough to bear the weight of person. In
the absence of a warm rain the bridges is
likely to last for some days. Passenger
trains running near II slacken their speed
that those aboard NAV have the opportunity
of witnessing one of the most weirdly beau
tiful sights to he seen in the world.
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Receiver sells nicycle PLANT.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, March 19.-The Ander-
son bicycle plant wasesold at receivers
sale this afternoon. j.. B. Lott. of the old
company, was the. highest bidder The
plant was invoiced at $4,000 and sold for
1920 Lott will reorganize the old COM
week t.t
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British Chess. Masters WON.

NEW YORK, March 19.-The interna-
tional cable chess match between Great
Britain and the United States, begun yes
terday, was won by the British team by
five and one-half to four and one-half
games. Last year the Americans were de-
feated by their opponents by exactly the
same figures while in the first match,
played two years ago, the Americans were
victorious by four and one-half to three and
one-half games.
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Securing Black Hills for Horses.

FORT MEADE, S. D., March 19.-The
Black Hills ranges are being secured by
the United States agents for horses suit
able for the cavalry A contract has been
made with one large horse company near
here to furnish two thousand horses as soon
as they can be brought in from the range.
Negotiations are also being made by the
government agent here at the post for sew
eral hundred more horses from other
ranges The army officers here think these
horses are to be shipped South
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a GUILTY EX-TREASURER
ELkHART COUNTY OFFICIAL SEN
TENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
Ripley County Lynchers and Friends
May Rum Hez Hughes for Sheriff to
Spite Governor Mount.
special to the IndIanapolis journal.


GOSHEN, Ind, March 19.-W. H. Holde-
man, ex-county treasurer, was to-day found
guilty of embezzlement and fined 1900 dis
franchised for five years and sentenced to
the penitentiary for from one to five years
under the new indeterminate sentence.
Holdeman's populations amounted to over
$4,000. a part of which has been returned.
He was placed in jail to-day TO await re-
suit of arguments for new trial.
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Special to the Indianapolis journal

opecidl 10 the lndlanapol Journal. ~
ANDERSON Ind March 19-Madison
county Republicans to-day selected dele
gates to the Greenfield joint senatorial con-
vention which will select the candidate for
Madison, Hancock and Rush counties Mad
ison county has the nominating power, hav-
ing forty-two votes to the combined vote
of twenty-five for the other two. Her can
didates will probably be George F. Chitten-
den and George Nichoi.
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FatalIy Kiclked by a COLI.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
NEW CASTLE, Ind, March 19.-Charles
Harter, one of the best-known young men
of New Castle, was kicked from a read
cart to-day by a. fractions colt the full
force of the blow striking him just back
of the right ear, making wound which
may prove fatal. He was unconscious for
some time after the accident
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Laetnre Medal for judge Howard

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 19.-The Uni
versity of Notre Dame has just conferred
the Laetare medal of honor annually given
sional or other work upon Timothy e., How
ard, of South Bend. chief justice of the Su-
prenae Court of Indiana. Judge Howard is
one of the pioneer citizens of South Bend.
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The Oregon Leaves San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-The United
States battle ship Oregon steamed out of the
Golden Gate shortly after o'clock to-day,
bound for Callao. where she will receive or
ders from headquarters which 1t is generally
understood will direct her to join the At
lantic squadron. The big battle ship, with
her fresh coat of white paint glistening in
the morning. attracted unusual attention
along the water front, and she was saluted
by many of the vessels anchored in the
stream as she steamed out of the harbor.
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Declxer VIII Manage Omaha.

WAYCROSS, Ga, March 19.-George
Decker, of the Chicago League club, has
announced his intention of leaving the team
for the purpose of becoming manager of
the Omaha team of the Western League.
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Lame Gets a Life sentence.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
FRANKFORT. Ind, March ls-The trial
of Robert Lane for the murder of Thomas
Good which commenced in Clinton Circuit
Court last Tuesday, terminated this morn
ing by the jury returning verdict OF MUIR
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REV. wADE's DENIAL.

The Wabash NJ. Il. Pastor Says No
Commission Has Been Appointed.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, March 19.-The statement
sent from this city and published in Thurs
days Journal, claiming that the Rev. G. u.
Wade, of the NJ. E. Church in this city,
had been appointed as a commissioner to
investigate the Rev. DR.. Divers case at
Marion, is pronounced false by Rev. Mr.
Wade himself. He says no commission has
been appointed for such an investigation.
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ROME, March Heterogeneous have
been made between the Argentine Repub-
lie and the Orlandy Shipbuilding Company
for the sale of the armOred cruiser Varez.
The name of the purchaser of Varez is not
stated
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naItimore wins a bali Game.

MACON, Ga, March 19.-The Baltimores
and the Mercer University team, of Macon,
played a very pretty game of ball this aft
ernoon on the Macon grounds Baltimore
won hV a score of IL to q.
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CHICAGO, March 19.-Oscar Neebe. one
of the Haymarket Anarchists, who served
several years in prison for alleged partici-
patton in the bomb-throwing. has been
made the defendant in divorce suit His
wife charges desertion. They were married
u 1902
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ishment at imprisonment for life. Good was
a tenant on Lanes farm and the two
quarreled over the crop Lane SNORING
Good. The killing occurred last october.
Lane put up a plea of self-defense. There
was no witness to the killing, but GOOD $
ante-mortem statement was strong with the
Jury.
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OTTAWA. Ont. March l9.-The bill pro-
hibiting the entry into Canada OF nursery
stock from the United States has been
signed BY the governor general It is now
In effect.
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THE PIANO FOR A LIFETIME

Charles II. Green, Spencer. Ind.
Mrs. Anna Ray. Spencer. Ind.
James Black, Wabash, Ind.
William Salters. Upton. Ind.
William Salters. Upton, Ind.
Elvin Rees Thorntown, Ind.
w. H. Hewitt, Flora, Ind.
o. T. Smith, Sheldon Ind.
Elsie NJ. Stewart, Newport. Canada
Mrs. f. o. Blair, 1'erre Haute. Ind.
W. E. Long, Terre Haute Ind.
Gabriel Johnson Terre Haute. Ind.
Charles F. TEied. Terre Haute. Ind.
P. c.. j. Pekor, Terre Haute. Ind.
NJ. NJ. Gibson. Tcrre Harte, Ind.
George A. House, Terre Harte, Ind.
C. H. Shahuck. Terre Haute, Ind.
Mrs William Morris. Terre Haute. Ind.
DR.. J. w. Davenport, Sheridan, Ind.
George w. Young, Sheridan. Ind.
Charles f. Couch, Sheridan, Ir6.
d. ]. Orth, Lafayette, Ird.
S. ]. Yaeger, Lafayette, Ind.
It. ]. Murphy. Cordouse, Ind.
Margaret Loudenbach. Wilkinson, Ind.
8. ]. Harlan, Wilkinson, Ind.
H. M. johnson, New Castle, Ind.
H. j. Doll, East Germantown, Ind.
A. j. Piper, East Germantown. Ind.
Ellen Kinsington, Germantown, Ind.
J. e. Copeland, Cambridge City, Ind.
j. u. Harrison, Richmond, Ind.
M. williams, Richmond. Ind.
L. Camplin, Richmond, Ind.
Err och Cromer, Richmond, Ina.
Z. c. Graham. Ridgeville, Ind.
S. NJ. Richards, Ridgeville, Ind.
]. C. Huston. College Corner, Q.
J. N. McCray, College Corner. o.
S. A. Canady. Winchester, Ind.
C. H. Wolfe, Clay City, Ind.
John d. Brown, Newport, Ind
Nellie Goble, Hartford City, Ind.
James A. Bedwell. Hartford City, Ind.
James w. Dale, Hartford City, Ind
Robert R. Howell, Hartford City, Ind.
e. ]. Brewington. Hartford City, Ind.
Eva M. Parker, Hartford City, Ind.
James C. Ridge, bingham, Ill.
Samuel Lindley, Hustonville, Ill.
J. S. Smith, McHenry, Ky.
Robert Steider, Louisville, Ky.
Helen M. Cady, Louisville, KY.
Miss Daisy Fields, Livermore, Ky.
Mary Dermody, Summit Park, Ky.
by other dealers, when you can buy
4 L. IL
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ongye shave successfully % ~ IL a
nhemths duageh to Il the e
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Philadelphia Press

Philadelphia Press.
II is not generally known perhaps that
Rupert Of Hentzaun Anthony Hopes
latest story, Is appearing In two maya
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The following is list Of purchasers these elegant

r. L. Carlin, No. 1883 Ash street
w. W. Wolf, Elder avenue.
George Pentz. No 2407 Andrews street.
Mrs. j. H. Whitlock, No 90 Hoyt avenue.
C. e. Hunt. No. 424 East Michigan streei
S. Ingals. Lexington avenue.
Lenore Boyd, No 2S2 North Illinois street
w Van Zandt, No. 249 Davidson street.
Phillip Tasch. No. 2S2 Spring street.
Mr.. Yoke, Acton, Ind.
A. NJ Bull Acton, Ind.
W. II. Henkel,. Albany, Ind.
William Mountain, Alexandria, Ind.
William Cunningham, Anderson Ind.
Howard Armstrong. Anderson, Ind.
Martha A. Goodcn, Anderson, Ind.
J. II. Durands. Anderson, Ind.
Louis Unnewehr, Batesville, Ind.
August L. Greeman, Batesyille, Ind.
Mrs. j. E. Harris Bloomington, Ind.
A. B. Kinder, Cicero, Ird.
William Tieman. Connersville. Ind.
Herman Schneider, Dunkirk. Ind.
August Eckhart, Dunkirk, Ind.
L. A. Painter, Eldorado, Ind.
Robert c. Frost. FlwooG, Ind
Katie Kemple, Frankfort, Ind.
Charles Very Frankton, Ind.
f. M. Kieth, Freelandsville, Ind.
Rev. f. G. Brown, Huntington, Ind.
S. c. Finemore, Huntington, Ind.
r. r. Buell., Huntington, Ind.
Christine Bremen, Julietta, Ind.
Mrs G. P. De Turk, Martinsville, Ind.
C. W. Parker, Mohawk. Ind.
Chas. McGarvey, Mt Jackson, Ind.
Cath. Springer, Muncie, Ind.
DR.. Styn, Muncie, Ind.
Jno Schier, Muncie, Ind.
Henry Tisch, Muncie, Ind.
G. A. Wolfe, Muncie, Ind.
Elmer E. Horton, Muncie, Ind.
r. r. Mitchell, New Salem, Ind.
Mrs. M j. Clark, Noblesville, Ind.
Mrs Mary Fleming, Noblesville, Ind.
Hannah Coughlin, Noblesville, Ind,
]. L. Boston, Pendleton, Ind.
c. H. Dean, Princeton, Ind.
d. M. Weisman, oxford, Ind.
William Kallenbach, Redkey, Ind.
Fred Frank, Pomona, Ind.
John Burke, Shelbyville, Ind.
Jacob Schroeder, Shelbyville, Ind.
Charles Parr Sheridan, Ind.
B. Cloud Spencer, Ind.