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JAMAlCA'S SCHEME.
Trying to Induce Canada to Admit
West India Sugar Free of Duty.
Correspondence of the Associated Press


KINGSTON, Jamaica, July At is now
announced the real object of the govern
ment in sending the reciprocity delegates
to Ottawa after completing the negotiations
at Washington is to endeavor to secure the
imposition by the Dominion government Of
countervailing duties on European beet
sugar. With view to extending the trade
relations between Canada and the British
West Indies (Which, never very considera-
BILE, had been steadily declining of late years
az that between the United States and the
islands had increased) the Dominion Par
lament recently made some material Gus
toms reductions in their favor Among
these was a reduction of 20 per cent. in the
duty on cane sugar from the West Indies.
1t was thought that this would give an i'm
petus to sugar exports to the Dominion. 1t
is now pointed out, however. and the dele
gates will have to impress on the Dominion
government that the concession is not suffi-
cient to meet the case. So long as the United
States maintains countervailing duty
against European beet sugar and admits the
West Indian cane product on the present
favorable terms so long must the trade go
there. The idea, therefore, is to induce the
Canadians either TO impose countervailing
duties on European sugar or to remove the
duty altogether on that Of the West In
dies. Just what the jamaican government
seeks to secure by this, supposing the at
tempt should prove successful, is not very
clearly understood here. If reciprocity with
the United States is to be secured with
a view to any permanent advantage, con-
sidering the comparative limitations Of the
Canadian market.
The island is at present suffering from
one of the severest droughts experienced
during recent years, one of the most serious
results of which is the failing of the water
supply of Kingston. The rivers are already
sioners to lock off the city supply during
eighteen hours in every twenty-four. al
though the island is but Just entering on the
widespread alarm on account of the recently
completed sewerage works, which are there
by threatened with an indefinite suspension
and the city. with all the evils for which
that stands. Even at present 1t is with the
greatest difficulty and care that any flush
ing can be done.
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sloan Wins Three Races.

LONDON. July I.-Tod Sloan won a
maiden plate at Newmarket to-day on Per-
deus. The betting was 5 to against Per-
deus.
A trial plate Of 200 sovereigns was won by
W, Blake's aged chestnut horse, Bed Light.
Lord William Beresford's Manatee. with
Sloan up, was second. and Joe Ullman, rid
den by l.. Reiff, finished third. The betting
was 2 to i against Manatee.
The Beaufort stakes was won by Sir j.
Blundell Naples Forcett. Korosko, ridden
by Sloan. was third. The betting was to
against Korosko.
Sloan won the Soltykof stakes on Sitoah.
The betting was to / against Sitoah.
Al all-aged selling plate was won by
Grievance. with Sloan up. The betting was
z to against Grievance.
Ernest Gibbs Orris Root, four years old,
won the visitors weller handicap of 80 SOW
ereigns. w. Cooper's Edmee. ridden by
Sloan, was unplaced- The betting was to
2 against Edmee.
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A Lively Game.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE ST. Louis play
ers made their first appearance here to-day
and were beaten after a scrappy game. 1t
was free-hitting affair. both pitchers be-
ing touched up in lively fashion, and the
fielding was loose. Brooklyn got enough
runs In the first five innings to stand OF a
fine rally by the visitors toward the finish.
There was considerable kicking, especially
by Tebeau. Attendance, 1880. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn ......1 2 o o o 2 Ill IA 4
Batteries-Young and O'Connor; Maui and
Smith. Earned runs-St. Louis 4; Brooklyn,
4. Home run-WaIlace. Three-base hits
Kelley a. Two-base hits-Young. DAILY (2.)
First base on errors-St. Louis. 3; Brooklyn.
4. Left on bases-St. Louis, 5; Brooklyn, 9.
Struck out-By Young, 8; by Maui, !. Sac
rifice hits-Heidrick, Mexican. Stolen bases
Gross, Blake, Jennings, Kelley, DAILY, An
derson. Bases on balls-On Young, 8; of
Maui, 2 Double plays--Daly and Anderson;
Wallace and Tebeau. Time-2:22. Umpires
-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the District Court OF the United States Tor
she District OF Indiana. In bankruptcy.
No "a In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Edmund Emanuel, bankrupt
To the creditors Of Edmund Emanuel. Of Indian
apolis. In the County OF Marion, and district
aforesaid. n bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day OF
May, A. ID. 1889. the said Edmund Emanuel was
duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that
meeting or his creditors win be held at Room g.
Lombard building No. 2ils East Washington
street. In the city OF Indianapolis. Marion county
Indiana. the 24th day OF July. a ID. 1889 at
O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend prove their claims. appoint
q trustee examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly come before
said meeting.
ALBERT RABB. Referee in Bankruptcy.
Indiana roIis Indiana. IulY ID
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FASTEST MILE OF YEAR
JOHN r.. GENTRY PAGES IN 2;O3 IA
AT HIGHLAND PARK.
Results of Races at ReadviIie, Peoria
and Other Tracks-Three Vie
tories for Tod Sloan.

DETROIT, Mich, July n.-John r.
Gentrys mile in 2:O2s4 was the feature Of
to-days harness races at Highland Park.
He went against the track record Of 2:02
and, while he failed to beat it, paced mag
nfcent mile. His time by quarters was
:s1A, 1:o11z. 1854. 2:O2s4. 1t was the fastest
mile of the year. Driver Schuyler was fined
SIS for pulling Laverna in the first heat of
the 2:15 pace. Results:
2:24 Trot: Lady Wellington won, in
straight heats. Time-2:l634, 2:1511, 2:1SA.
Ella H., Green Wilson, First Land, On
ward Silver and Clint Carly also started;
2:l5 Pace: Roam Dick won, in straight
heats. Time-2:141k, 2:l2A, 2:l4ia. Laverna.
Bay Leaf, Johnny c., Harry, Gipsey Red,
Edgar H., Star Hal, Sweet Violet and Cora
Young also started.
2:35 Trot: Dan Wilkes won second, third
and fourth heats. Time-2:16la. pisa, 2:lsS4
Chain Shot won the first heat, in 2:1s%.
Henrietta, May Monday, Quetsel, Gold Lace
and Aniba also started.
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Opening of Peoria Meeting.

PEORIA, H., July 1.-THE Peoria Trot-
ting and Agricultural Association race meet
ing opened here to-day. thunder shower
rendered the track a few seconds slow and
delayed the starting in the afternoon rae
ing an hour. consequently only two races
were finished. the 200 class with three heats
paced, going over until tomorrow. Results:
2:2O Trot; purse, s1.0Oo: DR.. Book won sec
ond, third and fourth heats. Best time,
Rlack Robert, Cornelia Bell, st. Aleario,
Lady Ethelwyn, Escobar. Yellow Jacket,
Dell Metal, Aggregate, Youmay, ]. +. c.,
200 Pace; 81, 600 (unfnished): Kitty r. won
first and second heats In 2;0s% and 2;os1a.
Argetta won third in 2:l0. Robert Wilkes,
Colbert Warren d., Princess Eulalia and
Ethel A. also started.
2:20 Pace or tIot QocaD: Joe Rhea won
Z. s. e., second; Jessie x. third. Nasha-
wena and Boon 1t finished as named. Best
time. 2:l91..
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BOSTON, July 1.-THE visitors deserved
to have victory to-day. as they earned II by
hitting the ball, and through Willis's wild
ness in the first. Again in the ninth they
got another good boost. and then Nichols
went in 10 keep matters just where they
were. The errors had little TO do with the
rur-getting. Score:
RHE
Chicago ...3 o o 2 0 o o o 5-l0 13 6
Boston .........o / o o. 6 II 4
Batteries-Griffith and Donahue; Willis.
Nichols and Clarke. Earned runs-Chicago.
q; Boston, 4. Sacrifice hit-Mertes. Home
runs--Long, Ryan Stolen bases-I.ange,
Mertes. Double plays-Clarke and Lowe;
Lowe. Tenney and Long. Bases on balls
or Griffith. 4: of Willis. 2. Hit by pitched
bal-Wolyerton CD, Donahue. Struck out
by Willis, 4: by Nichols. 1: by Griffith. 3.
Time-2:22. Umpires-Lyneh and Connolly.
Attendance-30v0.
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Second game: RHE
Mansfield .......2 o o o o 0-6 5 !
Fort Wayne 10 0 0 o 2-2
Batteries-Irwin and Belt; Rieman and
Bergen.
At Toledo RH z
Toledo .....,....0 5 8 o 0 4 Q 0 e-i2 16 3
Batteries-Butler and Arthur; Grove and
frost
AT Dayton RH r
Dayton .........0 100 10 . Isl l
New Castle 80 O o O O OIL 0
Batteries - Brodie and Donahue; STREET..
Wadsworth and Graffius.
At Grand Rapids RH Z
Grand Rapids. 2 o l o-10 Is 5
Wheeling $50 0 o o / % l
Observation-Disclosures and Cote; Miller and
Ccrbett.
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SUIT AGAINST STATE LIFE.
Alleged Certain Policy Holders Are
shown FavOrs.

A suit was filed yesterday in the Superior
Court to compel the State Life Insurance
Company to pay dividends promised to GER
tain preferred" policy holders as an in
ducement TO them to use their influence to
increase the business of the company in
this State. The plaintiff is William w. Nil
Ter, who alleges in his complaint that he
secured a five-thousandrdollar policy from
the company on Oct. 81, 1858, and paid the re-
quired premium Of $3.50. On Nov. 10. ne al
leges, the company issued to him a commits
sion as an advisory representative" with
the understanding that the number of such
representatives was to be limited to 50o
This last instrument was issued, as claimed
by the company. in consideration of the
plaintiff using his influence to promote the
business of the company In this locality
Miller, on the contrary. in his complaint
averred that he had never accepted the
commission" or agreed to perform any Of
its obligations, but that the commission"
was issued TO him purely TO induce him to
take out the policy of insurance. He al
reyes tnat the ISSUANCE OF the advisory
representative" contract was but part of
general plan whereby the company under
took to prefer certain persons selected by il
in the payment of dividends and to give
such preferred persons special dividends and
6enef1tS not given TO other policy holders"
III is alleged In the complaint that the COM
pany selected 900 people to participate in a
special renewal dividend" of 81 on every
N,o0 worth Of insurance written In the
state for ten years from June 1, 1885, on
which there had been paid during the pre-
ceding year one annual, two semi-annual
or four quarterly premiums, exclusive of the
first years premium. Miller also alleged
that the company, In charging its plan, Sc
lected $50 people who were TO be known as
vice counselors" and who were to be sim
Harry compensated.
Miller charges that the payments agreed
upon in these contracts have not been grad
ed according to the services rendered, but
that payments made To members of the
same class have varied widely, making the
contracts and benefits unjust and inequit-
able TO many policy holders.
II is also urged that the attorney general
| has given an opinion TO the state auditor
| to the effect that these contracts are IL
| legal and void, and the plaintiff therefore
| asks that the contracts be rescnded and
| that he be given judgment against the COM
pany for $40.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Giants de-
feated the Pittsburgs by hard hitting this
afternoon. The visitors tried three pitchers.
Meekin allowed the visitors to get a good
lead. He was relieved by Coakley in the
fourth inning, and the latter did not allow
single hit, the Pittsburgs two runs in the
fifth inning being due 10 q base on balls and
an error by Tiernan. Attendance, 500. Score:
RH E
Pittsburg ......2 8 1 2 0 0 o 0-s 3 5
New York III 0 3 0 Ill IA 2
Batteries-Tannehill, Lever, Sparks and
Schriver; Meekin Coakey and Grady
Earned runs-New York, 3; Pttsburg. L.
First base errors-New York, ?: Pitts
burg, ]. Left on bases-New York. s; Pitts
burg, g. Bases an balls-Of Meekin, /; off
Coakley, /; off Lever. s: on Sparks, J.
Struck out--By Coakley. 2; by Meekin, /;
by Lever, /. Three-base hit-Bowerman
Two-base hits - Davis. Gettig, Donovan.
Sacrifice hit-Schriver. Stolen bases-van
Haltren, Davis, Doyle, Bowerman. Hit by
pitched ball-O' Brien. Double piays-Uil-
lams and Schriver: j. O'Brien. Ely and
Bowerman; Grady and Gleason. Empires
Manassau and Hunt. Time-2.3.
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Baltimore ...1 o Il 80 2 10 IS
Louisville 100 3 O 8 0 0 0 Q-6i4


PHILADELPHIA. July 11.-Perfect field
ing characterized to-day's game, Thomas
ard Harley making exceptionally brilliant
catches. Cleveland was unable to hit at
the proper time. which accounts. for the
Quakers' victory. Attendance. 1858. Score:
RH e
Cleveland ......1 0 O o o 0 o 0 OIL Q
Philadelphia IL 1 o o S IL
Batteries-Bates and Snyder; Donahue
and Douglass. Earned runs-Philadelphia,
g. Stolen bases-Thomas, Lajoie. Two-base
hits-Delehanty. Tucker. Double play-Ia-
joie Cross and Cooley. Bases on balls-Oh
Bates, q; off Donahue, i. Hit by pitcher
McAllister, Tucker. Struck out-By Dona-
hue 2. Left on Observation-Disclosures 6;
Cleveland, g. Time-1:45. Umpires-Snyder
and Latham.
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James. Mt Etna SO TO s12: George Cole.
West Lebanon, ST to sz4; John Barwanger.
Lawrenceburg. so to S14; Thomas W. Baird,
National Military Home, Grant, sl2 TO 81;
Peter Coffman, Thorntown, SIG TO 81; Will
uel Anderson, Fort Branch, IS to S.: Richard
Harden, Indianapolis. IS 10 IS; William Nc
Cool, Bonneville, s12 to 81; Frederick Pot
Boyieston. 81 to s2i; John f. Relish, Letters
Ford, s. TO SO.
Reissue-Henry Trout. Warren, SIS; Ma
thias V. Yount, Mellott, 81; Melville b.
Cox, Anderson, $14
Restoration and Increase-Chas. Bluffing-
ton dead, Roland, IS TO SO.
Original Widows, etc-Harriet Clements,
Ewood, IS: Ellen Boiling. Seymour, IS; Me-
lissa WOODBURY., Durkirk, IS; Mary Grigs-
by, Roland, IS: Frances Waymire, mother
Buck Creek. Sl2; Amanda j. Kimble, Ex-
change. IS; Sarah A Carpenter, Orestes. $l2
Observation-Disclosures A Swank. New
market 81
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Deaths.

Infant Metzger, ss7 West Michigan street. pre-
mature
Benjamin II. Cox seventy-three years. 81 East
ern avenue, hepatitis.
Elizabeth Mitchell sixty-eight years, $40 East
st. Clair street, hemorrhage.
p l. Pink, lightweight years, 912 Fletcher ave-
nue., old age.
Helen Mnter, three years, Yandes and Thir-
teenth street cerebral meningitis.
Amelia Reissner sixty-four years, 522 North
western avenue, phthisis.
Howard II. Norman. three months. GIT Virginia
avenue, enterfts.
Susie Matthews. four weeks. Orphans Home,
exhaustion.
scipio Dobbs. sixty years. cit Maxwell street.
heart failure.
Hattie A. Etter. nineteen months, 3s2 West
Fifteenth street. enteritis.
Theresa Mill nine years, 1923 Oriole street.
dysentery.
Infant Boyer 325 West Court street. stillborn
Mary ONeiii, seventy-eight years. 533 West
Market street, enteritis.
Mary Dillner, fifty-six years, sol South Missouri
street, dysentery.
John H Hurley. seven weeks. AS West Peoria
street. cholera infantum.
William w. Dean, fourteen years, SIC East
Washington street. tetanus
Hannah J. Iddings, seventy-fve years 1903
Woodlawn avenue anaemia.
Samuel Jaffe sixteen months 52s West Court
street. inaaitioa.
Joseph Lavigne. nine years. 7s4 warman ave-
nue.. typhoid fever.
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Pension. for Veterans.

Certificates have been Issued 10 the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Original-Jacob Dilmon. Dunkirk. IS: We'll
lington G. Murdick. Geneva. Sc; Joseph T..
Cowgirl. Indianapolis $l2; Jacob Il. Lees,
Bunker Hill. Sc; David Miller, Columbia
City. s..
Authorization s. Seaman. Richmond, IS
10 So: James p. Meydenhall, Pickard, 81
TO IS.
Restoration and Increase-Evans Hem
niger dead, Montpelier. Sc 10 SO
Increase-John Garrett. Elizaville, s. 70
S12; William Overman. Salem, s. TO Sl2 John
O. Martin. Aaron. ST. TO 81: Jas. +. Smith,
Crown Point, - 10 SIP: Augustus Coquiliard
National Military Home, Grant, 10 TO s.,
GeozGs Coats, Winchester. SH TO ia; Willis
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Imp Badly Beaten.
NTlyV WORK. JfrIy II Thew N,

NEW YORK. July n.-There was plenty
of sport at Brighton, the chief event being
the Flight handicap. in which Imp, winner
of the Suburban and Brighton handbags.
tried to take up 126 pounds and give beat
ing at six furlongs TO lot of good ones.
AS good as 6 to l was laid against her.
Bendoran was a slight favorite over Fire
arm. They got away in good order, with
Bendoran first 10 show. He opened a gap of
a couple of lengths in the back stretch and
the upper turn, but in the stretch Firearm
came after him and won by couple Of
lengths with something TO spare. Imp was
a badly beaten fourth.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF Indiana. In bankruptcy.
No. ga In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Frank j. Reed. bankrupt
70 the creditors OF Frank j. Reed. OF Indian
epolis. In the County OF Marion. Indiana. and
district aforesaid. bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that the 10th day OF
July, A. ID. 1899 the said Frank J. Reed was duly
adtudicated bankrupt: and that the first meeting
OF his creditors will be held at Room 81. Lombard
building. No. 2i1z East Washington street. I'm the
city OF Indianapolis. Marion county. Indiana. on
the e4th day OF July. A. ID. 1899 at o'clock In
the forenoon. at which time the said creditors
MAJ attend. prove their claims. appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact such other
business may properly come before said meet
tns. ALERT RABB. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
indianapolis. Indiana. July II. 1889.
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Innings Pitched-By Kellum, Sl5; by Scott.
"; by, McGill, 4; by Fricken, 4.
Base Hits-Off kelIum, 3; off McGill, g.
Earned Runs-St. Paul, 2; Indianapolis, l.
Two-base Hit-Lally.
ThRee-base hit-Shugart.
Sacrifice Hit--Motz.A -
Stolen Bases-Hogriever, Hartzell, Allen.
Bases on Balls-Off McGill: Hartzell (2).
Kellum Kahoe. Motz; off Fricken: Hart
zel. Allen; off Kellum: Glenalvin.
Hit by Pitcher-By McGill Mcfarland:
by Fricken: Kellum.
Struck Out-By Fricken: Stewart; by KEEL
luua: Geier.
First Base on Errors-St. Paul, q Indian
apoliS, 2
Left on Bases-St. Paul, 5; indianapolis, 10.
Tfme-1:3O.
.Attendance-65O.
Umpire-Haskell.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NATION. ILL.,, July 11.-Mattoon ball
tossers now stand at the head of the list in
the Indiana-Illinois League and will doubt
less be able to add to their lead in succeed
ing games. The Wabash team played
against them the past three days, the last
beng an erroress exhibition game at Ar
cola, and. while this nine is probably the
best in the league, the result was in favor
of Nation each day. Wilkinson retires
from Nations battery on account of
lame hand and is succeeded by MCGUIRE, OF
Tolono, ILL.,, formerly with the Kokomos
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winners at Saginaw.

SAGINAW, Mich, July u.-Fair weather
and a good track marked the opening day
of the Union Park harness meeting. The
attendance was 1900. Results:
2:15 Trot: Surpol won in straight heats.
Time-2:15A 2:1SH. 2:14A. Phoebe Childers,
Cutting Gunsaulos. Lenark and Robert j.
also started.
2:25 Pace: Sphynxi S. won I'm straight
heats. Time-2:l5, 2:12k, 2:15%. Annie
Thornton, Beauty Spot, Mable Star, Harry
o.. Pilotelle and Wandering Jew also
started.
and fifth heats. Time-2:15, 209A 2:12&..
The Maid won third and fourth heats in 2:l0
and 2:171a. Hipless. Little Pete and Harry
c.. also started.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July n.-"Bad
Bill" Egan tainted Menefee into fight at
the close of the Tigers half of the eighth
to-day and Cantilon put both men out of
the game. Parker was sent in without warm
ing up and the Tigers pounded in enough
runs to tie the score. Hutchison then went
in and the bombardment stopped. The score.
r II E
Minneapolis 2 0 o 2 o o o 1-9 10 3
Detroit .......2 ! 0 0 0 4 o 0-S 8 3
Batteries-Menefee, Parker, Hutchison and
Fisher; Thomas and Ryan.
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New Suits Filed.

Harry j. Mllligan VS. Patsey Ann wooten
ct al; on note. Superior Court, Room /.
Benjamin Richcreek VS.. John Heinrich et
al; Improvement lien. Superior Court,
Room 3.
William III. Miller vs.. State Life Insurance
Company; 10 recover premium. Superior
Court, Room l.
Harry c. Webster VS.. Alta Webster; d.
vorce. Circuit Court.
Harry j. Milligan VS.. Thomas j. East
ct al; on note. Superior Court. Room 8
]. Newton F'ullenwider. administrators, ct
al. William X. Wishard; on note. SUI
perior Court Room 2.
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Harry c. webster's Divorce Complaint

Harry c. Webster yesterday filed suit for
divorce from his wife. Alta Webster, alleg-
ing infidelity and neglect of family The
couple was married in June, 1856, and sep
arated June 20, 1899. They have three chill
dren = Willard, aged thirteen; Earl, aged
eleven, and Buren,. aged nine.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JULY II.
Birtha.

Mrs. and Mr.. Martin Leonard. 554 Highland
avenue, girl.
Maud and George sutphen. sSs Massachusetts,
avenue, boy.
Emma and Samuel Maxwell. 1922 Cornell ave-
nue., girl.
Anna and Henry Brehob. 1902 South Meridian
street, boy.
Bessie and c. s. Collins 1926 Lexington avenue
boy.
Isabel and Charles Tfghman, 327 East Wash
ington street, boy.
Mrs. and Mr.. John Metzger. West Michigan
street, girl
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SUMNER RESORTS.

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tion. away from depot. smoke and noise, beautiful
views, modern and complete in equipment for
hydro-thera peutics. massage. rest cure electricity
administered by skilled attendants. Rates rea-
sonable. c. w. BROWN & e. q. WEISS. Pro-
prietors; Dr. w c. Banta. Dr. c. NJ. Gravis. ply
sicians. Send for book to The Highland" Mar
tinsville. Ind Special rates to physicians and
educators. Indianapolis Office i16 4. Market st.
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Marriage License.
Hasenstab and Mary NJ. Steili.
RuiIdinr Permits.

c. NJ. Ryder. cottage, $50 Charles street, 5000
Mary Horufr, repairs. 342 Virginia avenue. So oo0
Minnie Schissel, frame house, 20 Mclean place
S2.o00.
teenth street, $500.
NJ. Minkner cottage. Minkner and Astoria
streets. $500
Henry X. Roberts frame house. 14li Montcalm
street. S735.
Mildred Dellinger. dwelling l27 Jackson street.
sc4O
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c. c. Jones Petition I'm Bankruptcx.

Claudius c. Jones, secretary and treasurer
of the Capital City Sweeping Company. of
this city, yesterday filed petition in bank
ruptcy, in which he gave his liabilities at
SO, s945S and his assets at $275 He states
that the debts were contracted In 1895 and
1885, while he was in partnership with w.
H BOYD.