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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-05
STRUCK A BOWLDER.
Passenger Train DeraiIed and Engi-
neer and Fireman Killed.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 4--AIis-
souri, Pacific passenger train No. 10, from
Omaha and Kansas City for st. Louis, was
derailed about one mile west Of this city
about o'clock this morning. Engineer
Charles Skawson, of Sedalia, and Fireman
Zoll, Of st. Louis. were killed. They jumped
as the engine struck boulder on the track,
but the engine rolled over on them and into
the Missouri river. All the cars, with the
exception of the rear Pullman, left the
tracks away from the river and ran into the
bluff 1t is due to this fact that no lives
among the ninety passengers aboard were
lost. Traffic was delayed for several hours.
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his head into the mouth OF -.
a savaoe lion. The men who perform this
foolhaTdv act are few and far between
There are tens of thousands OF men VINO
daily do 4 much more rash and dangerous
deed. They are the men who overworE
ard neglect their health. NO man can 40
fins with inpunity. The inevitable result
i serious illness and premature DEATH
One of the most common results OF care
lessness in regard 10 health IS consumption
There IS one and only one, unfailing REM
edv for this dread disease. It's DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. It has RECORD
of thirty years, during which time II mas
cured oS per cent. of all cases OF bronchial,
throat and lung affections. 1t acts directly
on the digestive and nutritive organism. Il
creates a healthy appetite for food, iacili-
tates the flow Of digestive juices and pro-
notes the assimilation Of the lIte-glvlng ele-
1uents of the food. Il IS the great blood-mak-
er, flesh builder and nerve-tonic. In cases
of nervous prostration it builds up the nerve
fibres and gives sound, refreshing sleep.
"Itook a severe cold with sore throat, writes
Mrs A. S Eycrilart, of Gard Spring, scout 90
Ind soon / began 10 cough. NY right slde
became sore 50 thai when coughed It seemed as
though my sire would burst The physician sald
I had p1euriSy. I took his medicine TOT some
time and got no better. All through the spring
and summer used mustard plasteTS ana ny Diis-
tiers on my side and over lungs. Finally began
to ache so badly between my shoulders that
could hardly endure it and at times ali1oss
s,rothered. Ny breath was 90 short that coulo
scarcely talk. Several OF my near relatives hdo
died of consumption I thought woulo tIy
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. TOOK
two bottles of it, and two Of his Pleasant Pei
lets and am a new person. 1 would not take
any money for the benefit received"
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Alleged FRAUDS, Identified.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan 4.-Baron
and Baroness Edgar de Bara, alias George
b. Henschel and Miss f. Wilson, who Were
arrested at St Augustine on Tuesday.
charged with using the mails for fraudulent
purposes, were given a preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner Godelle
to-day. Decision was reserved till to-mor-
row morning. They were positively identi-
fled by Registered Letter Carrier Hogan of
the Chicago postOffiee, as Henschel and Miss
Wilson operating the Edison Photograph
Company at No. lis Dearborn street in that
city, in November last. No testimony was
offered by the defense.
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BOUND FOR MEXICO.
Family of GiIIett, the Cattle Plunger,
Leaves Abilene, Kan.

ABILENE. Kan. Jan. Mrs. Grant Gill
lett, with her infant son. her brother and
nurse left here on the night train to join
her husband, the former cattle plunger. now
supposed to be in Mexico, She took much
baggage. and her arrangements Indicated a
long stay. Gillett has written home fire.
quently, and it is said he met relatives in
Oklahoma within a week, after which he
went back TO Mexico. tt is not believed
here that he has offered any compromise
with his creditors Some OF his notes given
FOR life insurance have gone to protest.
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK, Jan. ARRIVED: Maasdam,
from Rotterdam; Hekla, from Stettin.
Sailed: Paris, for Southampton; Fuerst Bis
marck, for Genoa; Westernland, for Ant
werp; Britannia, for Liverpool; Patria, for
Marseilles.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ARRIVED: Bel
genand, from Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON Jan. ARRIVED: St.
Louis, from New York
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ARRIVED: Teutonic,
from New York
HAMBURG, Jan. ARRIVED: Victoria,
from Norfolk
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REPUDIATED AGAIN.
Roberts Censured by the JOsephite
Church of Latter-Day Saints.

LAMONT, Ia. Jan. 4.-The Lamont
branch of the Josephite Church of Latter
day Saints, in its regular annual session,
adopted resolution censuring Congress-
man-elect Roberts, of Utah, "as a vioator
of law and practical polygamist," and OBJ
jecting to his being seated in Congress. The
resolution carried by a vote of seventeen to
fourteen, regardless of the advice of Apostle
Wight, of the Utah mission, on the ground
that no evidence had been submitted that
Roberts is violator of law.
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KELLEY WAS NOT RICH.
The "MOtOr'' Mans Personal Estate
Valued at Little over 81 500.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4-The personal
effects left by the late John f. w. Kelley,
of motor fame, will be strikingly insignifl-
cant to the many persons who had magnified
the resources Of this inventor who proposed
to move the mechanism of the world by an
entirely new combination of forces. An in
yentory of his personal estate, flied here to-
day, places 1t at 81 ,536. The only reference
made in the items of the appraisement to
the motor is fifteen pieces of experimental
apparatus, certain right of unknown valua-
ton in certain uncompleted and unpatented
inYentinnS1
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YALE TAX CASE.
Connecticut Supreme Court Decides
in Favor of the University.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 4.-The Con-
necticut Supreme Court has handed down a
decision in the Yale tax case which al every
point, except possibly one is in favor of the
university. The New Haven assessors are
advised to strike from the list the dormi-
tories and other structures and all the real
estate, or so much productive real estate as
is outside the limit of $1,000 annual income
for each piece. This eXempts all university
structures, including PiersOn Hall and other
dormitorieS not in the campus, and will al
low the college to build such properties here
after for purpOses of revenue.
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Orrnnized bx siIverites.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 4-The Colorado
Legislature met to-day and organized by
electing the officers chosen by joint caucus
of the silver parties. William G. Smith
(silver Rep0, is speaker, and A. b. Gray
Rop0, chief clerk of the House. John R.
Schermerhorn (silver Rep), is president pro
tenn. and Harry II. Sales CDem.) secretary
of the Senate. Governor-elect Thomas Will
he inangurated next TUESDAY.
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sion that has been sitting for months has at
last come to the point where the demands OF
the Canadian and the English side is the
practical destruction Of the tariff which MIR.
Dingley. in his BILL put upon Maine products,
and especially upon lumber The Maine dele
cation as one man has been backing the
governor up. unfolding his hands, making
him strong and making it seem 10 the Ca
madam commissioners that he has the sup
port, not only of the Maine delegation, but
OF Congress. ! hope the issue will go right.
/ know il will go right II Mr.. Dingley is
spared. hope 1t will 90 right if he is taken
finn rret
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CLEVELAND o.. Jan. 4-The coal on
orators here believe there will be another
strike of the miners in the spring as a result
of the failure Of the operators and miners ia
agree at their coming meeting at Pittsburg
The shippers here are getting ready for the
strike Coal in large quantities is being
stored in lake vessels in the harbor. II Is
estimated that $4,000 tons at least have been
put away already, and more is coming every
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-05
Three Children sufTocnted.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4-Grace Fuller. aged
ten years, John Wesley, jr., three years old,
ana Eugene Jerome Wesley an infant were
sun coated at the home of John Wesley near
CatonsVllle. to-day. The parents were out
az work and the children had been left at
nome During their pranks a Christmas
Tree caught ire, and when the neighbors
broke into the house all three were dead
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SENDER MUST PAY THE TAX.
"King of the Dudes Beaten in Suit
Against Telegraph Company.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. 4-United
States Circuit Court Judge Morrow has de-
cided that the stamp tax on telegraph mes
sages must be paid by the sender and not
by the company. The decision was rem
dered in the case of j. Valdez Kirk against
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Kirk, who is known as king OF the
Dudes" rendered a message to a telegraph
company but declined TO pay for the stamp
required by the war revenue bill.
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The West virginia Fight.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 4.-Chair-
man William NJ. Dawson. of the state Re
publican committee, to-day issued a call for
a meeting of the committee in this city next
Monday. The object of the meeting is to
take some action on the course to be pur-
sued by the committee in the great fight that
is to be made for the control of the Legis-
lature, which elects a United States sena-
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CINCINNATI o., Jan. 4-Coal dealers
here say that for some time no Pittsburg
and that the stock of Pittsburg coal here is
very low. This, the dealers say is because
the Pittsburg operators are accommodating a
large stock on hand in anticipation of a
strike after next Mondays conference he
tween operators and representatives of the
miners union at Pittsburg at which thew
believe d disagreement inevitable
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-05

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. "a Kansas City,
Fort Scott q Memphis passenger train is re-
ported wrecked at Thayer. Mo. The engine
and two cars are said to have turned over,
the engineer being pinioned under the debris
Later-The train was north-bound and the
wreck occurred about three miles north of
Thayer, Mo. Engineer Ed Daugherty of
Springfield, Mo, is badly injured. 1t is sup
posed a rail had been removed which caused
the wreck
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Lounsberrx Inaugurated.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 4-The Con-
necticut General Assembly opened for the
session of 1899 to-day Edward Keller, Of
Newark, was elected president pro TEN. of
the Senate and Frank b. Brandalee. of New
London, was unanimously reelected speaker
of the House. George F. LOunsberry was
inaugurated as Governor.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1.-The Sentinel re-
ceived word tonight that President Ban
Johnson, of the Western Baseball League
has called a meeting of the members of The
Western League to be held in Chicago on
Saturday next. This will be a week in adj
vance of the proposed meeting of Jan Ia
and it is believed the circuit for the coming
season has been fixed and the meeting is
called to ratify the same.
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HnmiIton 5. WicIzs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Hamilton S. Wicks,
organizer of the Denver and Kansas City
expositions in the eighties and one of the
founders of the Chicago Herald, is dead in
BROOKLYN. aged fffty-One years. He was
taken iE in Manhattan about two weeks
ago with the grip and this developed into
pneumonia.
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c. c. Carroll.

MOBILE Ala, Jan. &C. G. Carroll,
manager of a branch Office of the Postal
Telegraph Company of this city, died sud
denly of heart disease in New Orleans last
niehf "Doc" Carroll. as he was Familiarity
known was a well-knOWn telegrapher, haV-
ing worked in the larger telegraph offices OF
IA country
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CONCORD, n. H, Jan. 4-The New
Hampshire General Court assembled to-day.
Organization was effected in the Senate by
the election of Thomas Nelson Hastings, of
Walpole as president. Frank d. Curries, of
Caanan, was elected speaker of the House.
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massachusetts Great Court.

BOSTON, Jan. 4.-Both branches Of the
Great and General Court of Massachusetts
convened to-day and were sworn in by the
Governor. George L. Smith. of Everett,
was reelected president of the Senate, and
in the House John l.. Bates, of Boston, was
chosen speaker.
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ST PAUL MINI, Jan 4-Archbshop
ireland to-day positively denied the report
sent from Rome TO the London Daily Mail
that the Pope would not allow him to accent
tne appointment TO the St Petersburg peace
be represented there. I'm the first place.
ne ne, SAID = have not been appointed by the
PRESIDENT to go to St Petersburg Secondly.
If L had been appointed it is absurd to sup
pose the Holy Father would say word
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death of Mrs. Kate J. Adams. from par
taking Of a portion Of the contents of a bot
booker Athletic Club by some unknown per-
son. DR.. Douglass's statement concludes as
follows: Il believe that Mr.. Barnett died or
heart failure was brought on by undue eX-
ertion. l do not believe that any mercurial
poison contributed In the least to cause mis-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-Attorney Cen
eral Griggs, in a recent opinion held that
the tax to be assessed upon beer in case Of
attempted evasion and wilful failure to af-
fix the stamps should be at 81 barrel and
not $780, and, further, that the additional
tax to be assessed upon beer stored in
warehouses after June IT, 1885, should be 81
a barrel. and not 921a cents.
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CLEVELAND. O., Jan. lit was an
nounced to-day that the water supply 81
Cleveland was cut off for twelve hours last
Tuesday by formation of anchor ice Ak the
intake The water OF the main reservoir
was lowered tive feet during that time
diver who went down to clear away the
ice found that hundreds OF fsh had been
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-05
NIanser Rinen Soda

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. 4.-Ths
Mauser flhes stored in the armory in this
city were sold to-day The prices ranged
from from Sz.5g for guns beyond repair TO sl7 for
t tttlose IN hfst-elass condition The ammunl-
uoh was Withdrawn from the sale
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SAVANNAH, Ga. JAN 4-Gen H. T.
Dougiass and eight officers Of his STAFF, forty
enllsled oIneers and number of civilian
enlpieyes sailed for Havana this afternoon
on the transport Panama.
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:, RED LAKE FALLS, Mimi, Jan. 4.-The
ne OF county Attorney Van r. Brown was
attempted to-day. A dynamite bomb was
paced over his office door and fell when
6r0Nn entered, exploding with terrific force.
Brown was knocked senseless.
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Parade in Cages Honor.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 4.-Governor-
elect Henry f. Gage was inaugurated at
noon to-day with appropriate ceremonies
There was a militia parade and a salute of
nineteen guns was fired.
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peunsvlvaninns Take n Recess.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 4.-Both
branches of the Pennsylvania Legislature
adjourned at noon to-day until Thursday,
Jan. - Only business of minor Importance
was transacted at to-day's session.
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Washington Post.
We infer from the remarks az Rev sar,
SnaaH that the army chaplains have been
experimenting with embalmed religion.
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10 CURE a COIN IN oNr nav

sahe laxative Brono- CuInine Tablets. All drug.
Easts refund the money Il II fails 70 cure 80
ans genuine has =. 2. Q. on each tablet
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Her New Flower Was Rats Tail.

frozen into it and many of them were
clogged in the intake.
The oasis., 1899-06-10
Mantad a ritln.

Monday morning 'Chippy" was con veFsing with well known citizen who had stopped a moment on Morley avenue to survey the scene presented by that noted boulevard, which gave the great "gerualistn chance to ap- pfoach and engage his attention. In the course of the conversation "Chip- py' said
 All the prominent men in town have titles but me. There's Williams. who is judge and also a general; Duffy, Taylor and Gene Sykes are judges; Harlow and Bird are colonels: Fred Herrera is major; Will EKey, Hathaway and Edwards are captains; Dick Fleischer, Joe Mccormick and Piper are ieutenants. Why shouldn't have JiJle alsoYn
 Really you should have one," was the reply of the p. C., after a moment of thought. T notice in the trouble over in France there is very con spicuous military man. Lieutenant- Colonel dn Paty de Clam. How would i6 do so call yor Clam patty9'p
 tsT1 @N
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Whole No. SIG
A Good Thing.

J, W Fender, 3 well known mining man of Sonora and who has been here for the past ten mouths, left Wednes- day for Guerrero. He and 3 Califor- nia syndicate have purchased mine about one hundred miles northwest Of Guerrero and near Tomasachic postoffice.
 The purchase includes all Casayan- 6es claims and mine; the latter is said to be very rich in ore, both silver and gold, averaging one ounce of gold and 30 to 35 in silver 10 the ton. There is five-stamp mill near the mine and plenty of timber land and water right at hand.
 MT. Fender has denounced much of the country surrounding the mine.
 Tue mine in question has been worked in previous years, at hand some profit; but the men were run off by the Apache Indians in 1887 and work was stopped for several years. Mir. Fender proposes to begin opera tions at once; but he will nut work the mill until the rainy season is over
 The purchase price is said to have been $l50, COG Mexican
 Geo. T. Beveridge Of Sonora, who has been in Chihuahua for some time past, is member of the California syndicate Twenty-Five wagon loads of mining supplies left Thursday for the mins Chihuahua Enterprise
The oasis., 1899-06-10

Eaao ia Zo0o. DysDeDsia Cure3 ls the newly discovered remedy, 5n moa6 effective preparation ever deviac Tor aiding the digestion and assimilE 6ion of food, and restoring the 3s ranged digestive organs to g naturs condition. TG ie 8 discovery eur passing anything gas known to sh
 Ms0sGsf vraf3safo r. Y M'v A
The oasis., 1899-06-10

A. & Russell Wylie block It
 Newest ssglea, best qsaliples of goods, iinest tiSs, cheapesS prices ia s'libs made to measure Call on FieischeV BroShers aad Gsave your order-
 Monday evening was the regular neeting uigsst of yhe Oown board. There was oo quorum present and the meeting was .sdiournea to ThuTs- dag evening s..
 Tuesday evening Mir. Fred Becker came in freTn the CanaRea mountains where he ihas been engaged several menths with one Of 'uhe mining oo@- pauies operating out bhere.
 What you want is not temporary relief fPcm piles but q cure to stay oared. De Witt's WitcSa Hazel Salve cares piles and 6hey stay cured. L. " Mix S Go.
 Monday Mfr Fred Gerstley Of San Francisco, heavy dealer in hides who has branch office at HeTm0sillo, passed Hogales en route uothe Sonora capital on business
 Thursday A. F. Wrotnowsld oi Gnaymas, was at Nogales returning with his family from the City Of Mex ico They were detaioed ab El Peso several weeks by sickness. 1 For nice, clean shave or an attistio hair cut go to P r Bustamante, Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora: fourth door from Hotel oazabon. Good narber, careful attention
 Reliable assays ao fsas prices. Call for price list and sample sacks. High est cash prices paid fer gold and sll- yer in any form
 A. L. PBDLDGRIN & Go.
 Early this week Nogales has beeu visited by Mir. s. E. Hoag of Los Aa- geles, representing the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. He remained in the line cities nnJil "Wednesday eve aing.
 Monday Mir and Mrs. J. GleasoN came down from Sonoita as witnesses in the examination Of Che men ar- rested on a checge of robblng a freight. car at that sba5ion B couple of weeks ago.
 J. 4. Schear Of 5odalia, Ao., saved his,child from death by croap by using One Minute Cough Cure. It cures coughs, crouD, pnenmonia. as. grippe and all throat and lung troubles. [. ". Mix g. Go.
 Escalada Brothers are in receipt Of letters from the senior member of She firm, Don Manuel, who is visiting his ehildhood home in the proviacs Of SanJander, Spain, and he writes that he is greatly enioglng his visit. Thursday MT. @, Lukebich the Hermosillo orange shipper came up from Sonora and was at Nogales yes 5erdag. He goes to Tucson thio eve ming. will remain there q few days, and probably go to Les Angeles.
 Wedaesdag Mr. Ramon 6s 5aldo, agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Go. Of New York. whc cad been in Nogales several weeks, weu5 to Nag .dalena. 5s wili SC 1henee go Ssnts Ana neE3 Resk aec from 5hers 10 Altar
 Saturday evening Mc. [. v. ailliker o1 San Francisco, Who had returned from Sonora the preceding evening, took his departure for home. He stopped n pucsOE couple of days and OF M9nde7 gigb5 oaanmeS ais