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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-21

George w. Semple, of Middletown, O..
passed through the city yesterday on his
way to Chicago, riding through on his
wheel. He says thousands of wheelmen
will come to the 1898 meet from Ohio.
The press committee of the 1898 Meet Club
has about completed the material for a.
leafet which will be distributed through
out the country to advertise the meet One
hundred thousand will be printed and dis
tributed through bicycle dealers
Chairman Bobbs, OF the souvenir-pro-
gramme committee of the Indianapolis 1898
Meet Club. is preparing to get out a pro-
gramme The executive committee decided
programme, but the decision is changed.
The Rambler Club has been organized,
with ffty-fve charter members and the fol-
lowing officers: M. f. Gwin, president;
Thomas Cory, vice president: A. Baker
secretary; Theodore Koehring. treasurer
and Chris Hansen, captain. A clubhouse
Will probably be taken.
President Brown, of the Indianapolis L. A.
w. Club, Is about ready to announce the
chairmen of the subcommittee which are
to take in hand the work of reception and
entertainment of visitors to the national
meet. BY the arrangement made by the
executive committee of the 1898 Meet Club
President Brown is chairman of the COM
mittee on reception and entertainment and
every member of the Indianapolis l.. A W
is a member of the committee. The work
will be divided up. however, among four or
more subcommittee and the members of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-21

The thirteen-year-old son of Adam Heff-
ner 621 South Alabama street, was pain
fully injured yesterday while riding his BIZ
cycle He tried to mount his wheel and ride
along the Union tracks between the tracks
and Pogue's run near Pennsylvania street.
His foot slipped as he was about to spring
into the saddle and he went over the wall
into the bed of the run. Ernest Waidlick
saw the accident and went at once to the
boys assistance. He found the lad lying
on a pile of stone, his head hanging over
in the water. He was almost unconscious
and would have drowned but for Waidlick.
THE boy was lifted up and a doctor sum-
moned. 1t was found that no bones were
broken, but that the boy was terribly
bruised and probably injured internally.
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Room ii. l.. McMaster. Judge.
Granville H. Allison VS. James H. Cole ct
al; appealed from Clark, J. P. Finding for
costs.
David D. Mills. Receiver. VS. Sylvanus
Carey ct al. Dismissed at cost of defendant
Carey.
Arthur Jordan VS.. Edwin j. Armstrong;
note. On trial.
Room 2-Lawson NJ Harvey, Judge.
Merchants National Bank VS.. Joseph
Cox ct al; note On trial by court.
Room 3--Vinson Carter. Judge.
Anton II. Fenteberg VS.. Urban Dehner:
account Finding and judgment against
Catharine Dehner for $l44S1 with relief.
Finding and judgment in favor of Urban
Dehner against plaintiff for costs
Cassie Fullen VS. Charles Wonnell: notes.
Finding and Judgment in favor of plaintiff
against defendant for $f59.50 with relief
and 1898 without relief and costs.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
City VS.. Maurice Platt; appealed from
Police Court. Dismissed by plaintiff. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
William II. Schmidt, Treasurer VS.. Will
cluded.
Criminal Court.
Joseph b. Healing, Judge Pro Tenn
The State of Indiana VS.. John Green pro-
family. Appealed from justice of the peace.
Tried by court. Finding of guilty. Fined 81
and costs
The State of Indiana VS.. Philip King: pro-
family. Tried by court Judgment reserved.
The State of Indiana VS. Bert Ferguson;
assault and battery. Plea of guilty. Fined 81
and costs.
The State of Indiana VS.. William Hensley;
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BURNED TO DEATH.
HaughviIIe Child Plays with Matches
with Fatal Effect.

Nelma, the three-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Fultz. 720 Cleveland
street, Hauehvile, died at o'clock last
evening from the effects of burns received
early in the morning, The child was play
ing in vacant lot with some other children,
They had matches, and in some manner the
dress of the little girl caught fire. BY the
time her screams attracted the attention of
her mother and help reached her. the dress
was almost burned from her body. She
suffered great agony until o'clock last
night when death came 10 her relief
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

George II. Thomas Post will meet this
TUESDAY evening in Superior Court ROOM
Nc. Important matters will be consid-
cred.
Thursday evening at T:S0 o'clock the clos
ing exercises of st. Patricks school, at Vfr-
ginla avenue and eDougherty street, will
take place.
Councilman +. S. Clark of this city yes
terday received the welcome intelligence
that he had been recommended by the ex-
aiming board of the rgular army in Chi
cago for commission in the engineer corps.
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assault and battery. Appealed from justice
OF the peace. On trial by court.
New Suits Filed.
Grant Howell VS.. Jennie Howell; divorce
Superior Court, Room 2.
State of Indiana ex rel. Lulu Stevens ct
al. VS.. James C. Lewis ct AL; suit on
guardians bond. Circuit Court.
Joshua Van Deman VS.. John NJ. Kirkpat-
rick; injunction. Superior Court, Room 2
Charles A. Wise VS.. Frank l.. Dougherty
ct al; suit on contract. Superior Court.
Room !.
AlonZo Greeson VS.. Dessia GreeSon; di-
vorce. Superior Court, Room 2.
Edna c. Johnson VS.. Olive J. Johnson; d.
vorce. Superior Court, Room 3.
Nettie Braden VS. Eben d. Braden di-
vorce Superior Court, Room /.
John Q. Perry ct al. VS.. Lucy A. Hill; suit
on note. Superior Court. Room l.
Allen M. Fletcher vs. Allie c. Wilgus ct
al; mortgage. Superior Court, Room 3.
William r. Decker ct al. VS.. Manufacture
ers' Gas and Improvement Company; suit
on note. Superior Court, Room l.
Frank Lawson VS.. Baltzer X. Lytle; me
chancs lien. Superior Court. Room L.
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Police Stoned the Eight,

An incipient prize fight was nipped in the
bud last night by the police of this city,
when a raid was made on the resort known
as Eagles Nest" in the west end of the
city. Jack Cullen and Carl Steeb had ar
ranged to fight to finish for the edification
of about one hundred sports, and all was
ready for the opening of hostiities when
three officers wedged their way into the
room, and all hands made a precipitate re-
treat No arrests were made.
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The County Board of Review met yester-
day morning and organized. The board is
composed of the county auditor, treasurer
and assessor and two private citizens. These
are Albert Sahm and VIM. Pollard. Assessor
Boswell will act as president of the board.
Deputy Auditor Shepard in the absence of
Auditor Smith, will serve as secretary of
the board William Pollard was yesterday
elected vice president. The board will be
in session twenty days The first ten days
will be devoted to fixing the assessments
for corporations.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-21

SARATOGA, N. Y, June 2O.-The Master
Mechanics Association of the United States
began it's thirtv-fifth annual session here to-
day. The annual address was delivered by
President Pulaski Leeds, of Louisville
KY, who recommended consolidation with
the Master Car-buiders and Master Me-
chanics' Association The report of the sec
rotary, John w. Cloud. of Chicago, showed
a membership of 642. The treasurer's re-
port showed a balance of over $1,000 and no
disbursements. A resolution was adopted
pledging the loyal support of the associa-
ton to President Mckinney in the war
against Spain.
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Col. w. 7. Royse is still confined TO his
home as the result Of injuries received In
November, 1896. He Is completely paralyzed
on the left side and is consequently almost
helpless, but he Is otherwise in good health
and spirits and suffers no pain His physi-
clan gives him faint hope that he may re-
cover the use of the paralyzed portion of
his body.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-21

Judge Allen, of the Circuit Court has tax
en- the questions involved in the suit of Ma
rion county against the Gallup estate under
advisement. Yesterday the attorneys for
Edward Gallup, executor of the estate,
sought to introduce evidence previously
taken by the county auditor but this was
objected to by the other side on the ground
that the auditor had made finding and the
defense could not be permitted to go into
this evidence again. The attorneys argued
the point at length and submitted the ques-
ton to the court
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Mr.. Charles +. Hansen will give an organ
recital this evening al the Peoples Congre-
gationa Church. assisted by Mrs. Alice
Fleming Evans, Mr.. Frank II. Ormsby, Miss
Nellie Vaughn and the church choir.
The pupils of Miss Ida Sweenie gave
concert last evening at the d. III. Baldwin
rooms. The programme embraced a varied
selection of songs well sung by Mrs. G. B.
Sinex, Mrs. j. W. Duncan, Miss Edith
Darnell, Mrs. H. H. Thomas, Mrs. E. W.
Hurt and Miss Gertrude. Sargent, Miss
Sweenie, by special request, sang Hearts
Delight during the evening. There was an
appreciative audience.
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Suits for Divorce.

In the Superior Court yesterday Alonzo
Greeson began an action for divorce from
Dessia Greeson, to whom he was married
in 1894. The plaintiff says his wife deserted
him seven different times. He says she was
unfaithful to him.
Edna G. Johnson began suit for divorce
from Oliver j. Johnson yesterday, and asks
for the custody of Raymond Johnson, aged
three years. Plaintiff says the defendant
deserted her.
Grant Howell seeks divorce from Jennie
Howell who is charged with unfaithfulness.
The Howells were married in 1892.
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bicycle Race. To-Morrow.

Six bicycle races are on the programme
of the Retail Merchants Associate pic
mic, to be held tomorrow at the state fair
grounds. They are as follows:
One mile, for retail e,rocers clerks.
One mile, for retail butchers clerks.
One mile, for retail grocers.
One milo, for men weighing 200 pounds or
over.
One mile, open.
Two miles, open.
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Going to Maine ON His Wheel.
,ecial to the Indiana polis Journal


TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 20.-Robert
Warren. son of Mr.. John c. Warren, who
graduated at the High School last week
left this morning for Maine on his wheel.
He has been one of the foremost distance
riders of the State and expects to cover the
1.5e0 miles before the middle of July. He
hopes to make one hundred miles q day If
the roads and weather are favorable. He
will visit with relatives of his mother in
Maine during the summer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-21

Detective Kinney yesterday arrested Otis
Garrett 1419 North Missouri street, as a
fugitive from Shelby county. He is said to
be one of the colored men who participated
in the fight near Shelbyville during a col
ored picnic, in which Deputy Sheriff Jerry
Wnnlruff fatality stahhed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-21

An autopsy held yesterday discloed the
fact that Thomas Scott, the colored man
whose death occurred at the City Hospital
Sunday, died a natural death. 1t was
thought he committed suicide with NOR
phine. Death resulted from an ulcer on the
stomach, which caused perforation. There
were also indications of peritonitis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-21

PHILADELPHIA. June 2o.--John s. Johnson
of Minneapolis, defeated Karl Kaser. the cham
pion of Switzerland, tonight in a ten-mile paced
26 2-5 seconds.
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Christina Prange was yesterday appointed
executor of the will of Charles Prange.
Bond, $1,000. Lienetta Russell was appoint
ed guardian of Daisy Cox, aged sixteen
years. Bond, $780,
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Court Mt Fort Wayne.
THE COURT RECORD.

Judge Baker has gone to Fort Wayne for
a short term of court.
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$500 Pianos. worth 1925. at wulschner's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
THE LATEST WAR NEWS
uo,ss PASSED Resolution Authorizing the President
IN Intervene at Once and Stop War In CQoa-

MEMPHIS TENN April IS-sVeenI-Hoa' passed A1"'4
$50, ,saouziur the President to Intervene at once ana s"s
Ga. rxug land and naval forces Of the United 99N"N
..a,, .#afrs Committee reported to Senate prae'SlS
,t,-a, which went over until TOMORROW. lHsf
:. sbs House between the Democrats ami ePuasA"
naurs allowed tor debate- Harsh Wofasl IL
ma situation touighr very ominus
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NEW RElLnlNGS

w,., ruaay. g :! 2? s,, iSa jsso e, g..
'srs NS IS Ea. Henry An 600 nm
der,on 81 iiso broadway. archltrct. , s"""
'c,Ssi house, No Z? ELS t5' TO- J' smao q Val
81 owner. o \ Truman No q Last ."r-s'' AZ M
sls stf.'N No q, ?e s'' for four In.
s Mad.dn ave. owner Jotst Hoamaan No e'7 on oo
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story brick dwelling house ana stab 2sNs;:
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g ;.iD Fats. Eocef no SO o1a East aS st, arsh
aa 'fa :. 10 It Of i'?l' for ,.O ays-
man man. 40 Conyent-aye. owner Il 7 Howell. .suo
1881 sl,s'.' gs s e. two M Yf
story brick H 1I., IAN >. s%n e s" Dawn.
30 2S i25 st, srehi,sGt ,r ,no Sooo
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Murphy 10 2.7so pecatur-ave' owner; .m
M:11s .' q ,, 9 e , Cared ie rasf
nr SwnsT s. 400 (, OF sassmorss' fo,s
ons.torv and attic frame dwelling house. lsS
SS Joseph Newman; i.sis Park-ave owner; ,mo
chri. Lh; 49, nr'n!'e OF wilisay.. for i4e.
'' sS:-.torp brick na.hogse, asxs5s John
peKersSn. architect ...................'. 5000
ALTERATIONS.
oo,h-.,. No iss West. two story brick ,I and
tame stable Sarah Newman owner: Henry ., ,oo
Anasr,eHbi s s!si Nc ad3 to three story brick
va frame dwelling with store; Mrs VI pore
mus No ~ ............. $500
49, No. so2 and 5ot to two-story brick
"sSnn,sry Mis~ Martha Hall. No - Riverside
av. owner. + ID Mersertan. NO III o'h-a'e ,.oo
a., ar No 1902 West. 10 a three-s story erd pase
80 r.ont brick dwelling; Louisa NJ Gerry. Newport
!, 7 owner; James r Gay.gan No l,l.a Broad AL.
pT wa{ sre 10 s4i to esh.teIy brick
bruse. Roadway improvement Corpany No 81 a..
at owner Hchngs & CO. architects. 900
,cod a, corner ilth-aye 10 a three story ara
basement brick and frame dwelling Herr! 20,
p,,,bridse ave - II Of Southern Boulc-
ynrd 70 a two-story and attic frame dweling
Oswald Benedict. owner: W Dcksrson. srcht-
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Diuiofno Notifies.
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WnsloW, Lanier & Co., i7Eassau ST., MY, Civ

TIE INTEREST," AND DIVIDEEps on rJr FyoIr
i lrcM nv BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
1855: ' ~ - --'-' al NIL 4S4'
Cleveland and Mnnoning Valley Ry Co. Registered S.
IIeNeand and Pittsburgh r. H. Co Gent Mortgage as
Dunkik. IND. Real Estate Sc
Franklin Ind, Municipal IS
Grand Rapids and Ineianx r. r "a FRS. Mor.Iac. Tn,
guaranteed IL First Mortgage Unguaranteed TX Land
Grand Haven. Mich. Funding IS
Monroe county Ind. Funding 5L.
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Bdford. IND. Municipal 3ixs
Monroe County. IND. County 6s
April Attn.
Greenfield. Ind. Municipal rs, Series 3.
April oh.
Dividend la.rt Regular stock
April 18Th.
Pentleton. Ind. School Cs
Upton. Ind. Improvement Bond G..
Apr. 18th
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,

~ Third District. At Tonpkn~yie. y Y. March i4tn
Proposals received this o"ce Until II
ocio,k VI en- Wednc sday ,he 18Th day Of April 1895
o. r,.in,,ining I'll the the channels al:
,ke Chomnlan Pavtucke' Riser. r. J.. Taunton River
Mes Tousatonlc River. conn. the Hudson River be-
.uce, Now York Cty and Troy. y. Y. Fire Island Inlet
= Grea south Bay. sou,h SIDE Of Long Isisnd y Y.
VOW Inet south side ~ Long Island. y Y Jones Inlet
coh side = Long Island. y. !. Rockaway IVES, chan
neI Long Island y. Y. Hog Island Inlet. Long Island
Y stamford Harbor Conn. and such Others may
be authorized Tor year from The FRS, day OF July
,ex. Form. 81 proposals and printed specifications.
srrinr what required. be had by applying this
ONCE Tho right is reserved 20 reject or all BIDS
80 70 waive any defects and the number ~
tnovs in each ~ the highways named clause 20 ths
eacc, viii BE- inserted IN the contract WEI ". FOLGER
'.,nf,,nte- E. : y. Light H3Ise Inspector.
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IS william Street New York. April ist. 1895.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed n
co-par.nership. under the arm name Of Charles F.
& ". I. Peek. and will continue tie business hereto
tore carried on By Charles Z. W r. Pee under sa-re
AIM al ARL-S =. PECK.
WI \. PRIME.
LII NtN : PECK.
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CopGrtncrehip Notices.

IS william Street. %ew Work April s'. 1895
THE COMPREHENSIVE Of Charles l.. & w
p. Peck composed Of tho undersigned has been this
Cay dissolved BY mutual Either partner Will
sign in liquidation. CHARLES T.. PECK
WALLACE l.. PEEK.
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