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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
CENIERVIIIE.

Walter Dunbar of Indianapolis
spent Sunday with his parents and
friends.
j. O. O. F. district convention
here Thursday, the 3lst. Let the
latch string hang out.
The Hon Daniel Comstock deliv-
cred very eloquent Memorial ad-
dress here today in Opera hall
Mrs. Maggie DIETRICH of Indianapo-
lis spent Sunday with friends here.
Edward Hildebrand had very
valuable mare to die Thursday To
lose a fine horse now means some
thing financially.
Rev Hutchins, pastor of the
a : I've a.,r,roriaf Sermon Sunday, The
music was grand. ..,>,,r
Viii Agile has added to his barber.
shop furniture a fine barber chaif VI
modern style. III
DR. Charles Pennick has traded nls
residence to Lafayette Jackson io'
bis farm in Howell county, Mo.
We have now cemetery asSoeia
zion COMPOSED entirely of ladies wh'
wifl endeavor to secure money
enough to keep our cemetery IN
beautiful condition. Fifty years un
An. the care OF men has proved al
abortion Ia :,
Carl Jones of Nottingham, lno-'
visiting friends here
In addition TO his restaurants tiarr.
Cox has opened an ice cream pario'
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parviaents tor information bearing
upon the points covered by the senate
resolution The principal Inquiries
are To be directed 10 the secretary of
war Ia accordance with the following
resolution.
That the chairman be- directed to call
immediately On the secretary Of war in
seperNFe s-tsInfuunIe-a items for the statistical
and all other information required 10 eIa-
Bile the committee 10 make he ingeStisa-
tion and report 10 the senate ordered by
the resolutions II May III 400; the first
communication TO call for the information
required by the second clause Of the rs.saiu-
lions receipts in Cuba: the s..coud
communication 10 call Tor the expenditures
required by the third clause Of the reSoIu-
tion. the third communication To call for
the statement concerning public works aud
the contracts required by the fourth claus.
Of the resolution: and the fourth ..aTnuaunf-
cation To call for the statement as to usr-
sonal property entrusted To any officer In
Cuba. called for hy the NTH clause Of the
resolution, AND to request the secretary Of
war furnish the facts called for In narrs
from time To time the department. may
he able to ascertain and arrange the same
and To completely furnish all the Informa-
tion as soon az practicable
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Antf-Trnst Bill DefIerre.l-

Washington. May 31.-The pro-
gramme OF the leaders of the house
yesterday contemplated the launching
IF the debate upon the anti trust reso-
lution and bill. but there was Il strong
undercurrcnt i'll favor of adjournment
on account OF Decoration day Mr.
DalzeH who presented the special or
der under which the house was TO
operate in Difference to this sentiment
withdrew ii in order that the 100 pen
sion bills might be passed and after
they had been disposed of as u fur
Their mark of respect the house ad-
tourned. The Chinese commission
bill which WIS under consideration
several weeks ago has gone back TO
the calendar, the molten TO strike out
the enacting clause having been de
feated yesterday. There was no SEES
sion of the senate yesterday on ac-
count of Decoration day.
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| Not &c Is hereby giren. ,ba.
| 81 z5st OF Asy, - q. the con re- Hasn
dscIar5 city o. Richmond adopted r.Ses,,,;.-.-
| provemenfs 10 - for the following i'm
nine,sl se~rr IN private afIey west Of No..
I.sJf.ef 800 street from north sire. to r.in,
cord ne a. ne same should be construc,es
D~trra-es - -, y ans and spec icafio ; thsrssa
e - q. = t8e c T. eva engineer "a
eli ana -, meeting and assE roved by rfs.,r-
sao,1. = - ne cost OF said irnr,rs,y,s,ses.,,.
-. 49, = oe cnar ed agair 81 he orr, -, esssnt
viliss5 beIeon and said ~ co Get. ont
4 ~. - Jaw ne propert, owners ar. ~ ~.
- ~ "a y proposed improvement ar Es tie
aoLi 90 10 meet the board of r,s,s.ffc ; 1ertos
a = ~ me once of the city ERIK of-a.g e.,
Irrna ts.3 =, n. on Friday the IS b a. y, |
t..s. 80 and then ard Their. r,.k" - ~ |
- - 10 me eesIre make o th. -. |
ne.st 'raca on OF such proposed irnrsr,x.s
he is ..Ea ~ pup &c lm prove ]
1aayz4 81 f..-EN fEhG- .,
Clerk Of Board |
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supposed to be greatly puzzled as TO
how to climb them, as he cannot do
so without pricking his hands, and
one feels that he would really like to
sec monkey try il.
The beautiful singer here is the
blackbird, but its song is like that of
our robin, while the robin here IS not
more than half as large as ours
Rocks, or crows, are in great mum
bers. Horses are large, and bring
prices about double our own In
looking back over a sixteen days
soiourn in Ireland, it seems pleas
ant, and we must confess TO having
found many excellent people whose
acquaintance it is profitable to have.
As in other countries, one needs TO
90 to Ireland to get correct ideas OF
Irish life. 1t is not conveyed by
those who emigrate to America, for
they represent a very partial view.
ELLw0oD o. ELLIS.
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CONVENTION
ADJOURNED
After Electing Officers and Transacting
Considerable Other Business
Mrs. |. H. Shefer Elected
State Vice-President,

After one of the busiest sessions
that characterized the state meetings
of that body, the l.. o. III. state con
vention adjourned last evening at
$50 o. clock.
The trolley ride in the morning
was much enjoyed and the visitors
speak in the highest praise OF the
beauty of our city. The remainder
of the day was taken up with routine
work. Quite number of changes
were made in the bylaws and new
features added.
The chief interest of yesterday 5
meeting conferred in the election of
state officers, for which there was a
lively, but friendly contest. The
election resulted as follows:
President-Mrs. p. III. McNelis,
indianapolis.
Vice President ]. Ell. Shofer,
Richmond.
Miss Margaret O'Mara,
Indianapolis.
T. Observation-Disclosures yaHs, = Hogan
Delegates to the national conven-
ton at Denver in 1902 Mrs. p. FL.
McNelis, indianapolis, Mrs. Hugh t.
Hogan, TT. Wayne.
The next meeting place will be
wherever the Hibernian convention
decides to hold its meeting
The delegates pronounce Richmond
one OF the prettiest cities they ever
visited, and The Westcott one of the
hnest hotels to be found anywhere.
Mrs. McNelis, the reelected presi-
dent, is the wife of p H. McNelis, |
proprietor of the Occidental hotel in |
lndlasapolis, aud is we'll qualified for
the high position.
Mrs. j. II. Shofer, the newly elect
ad vlce-president, is of this city and |
needs no Introduction here. The
honor was conferred without solicita-
ion.
Miss O'Mara of Indianapolis. who
the newly elected secretary, is a
'ery bright lady and will no doubt
make an ideal officer. -
Mrs. Hugh r. p"- hs.sNe<-on Ne
up,nsureT was conferred, is
nA5rIfied for the position. She
5 energetic and an l., Q. II. worker
If the first order.
The convention passed resolutions
the Richmond people for
heir hospitable treatment and the
press for the liberal use of its col
INNS.
Most of the delegates returned to
heir homes last night, some remain
ng over until today to visit friends.
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Christians Being Massa cred.

pekin. May 3I.-From all parts of
the surrounding country news is con-
Stantly arriving of fresh atrocities
committed by the BOXERS" Three
Christian families We're massacred at
Shan Ian Wing. 80 miles from Pekin.
FRIDAY, May -. Only two escaped.
The Chinese government has issued
an edict prohibiting the Boxers or
ganization under penalty of death.
The edict which was signed by the
emperor. was couched in equivocal
terms and promulgated really more as
an excuse than in condemnation of the
movement
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THE POSTAL FRAUDS
Developments Revealed the Crosse
CaeiesSneSS In Cuba

CarfcSsueSs In Cuba.
Havana. May 31.-Mr. Bristow an,
the inspectors are still hard at worl
on the postal investigation. Mr.. Bris
tow has amalgamated the money or
der and registry bureaus under :
chief thus affecting a reduction o
81, 100 in expenses The appointment
bureau has also been reorganiZcd. it,
expenditures being reduced 81 .650
These reforms 70 into force. tomorrow
On July l the bureau of finance vii
cease TO exist The salaries paid il
that bureau have aggregated Sill 300
The work done there will hereafter !,
done by the bureau of stamps ana
supplies, with total salary list d
$4,000.
NJ. Bristow says the work of reor
ganizatiOn ana inspection reveals dis
order and curelessneSs even create,
than had been supposed. For instance,
there Is no record of any kind respect
Ing postal supplies for many months.
Mr. Rathbone has informed his friends
that he intends TO leave the island
Saturday. If the authorities carry out
The II original plan he will not be al
lowed 70 leave but VIII be placed un
Ter arrest, 4 step which the authori-
les have hitherto been unwilling to
axe
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MUSICAL CLUB.
Officers Chosen and the Program Sc.
lected for Next Year.

The ladies of the Musical club much
regret the resignation of Mrs. Henry
Gennett, their president for the past
year, and appreciate her very eff
ticient work.
They have elected the following of
ficers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Charles Marvel
Vice president, Mrs. Stanley G.
Hughes.
Secretary, Mrs. Ella n Beetle.
Assistant secretary, Miss Clara
Myrick.
Treasurer, Mrs. f. r. Beatty.
Assistant treasurer, Miss Mamie
Hill.
Librarian, Mrs. w. c. Bernhardt.
The first number on the program
will be an artists recital on October
II, 1900 Miss Updegraff of Mount
Pleasant, O., vocalist of well known
fame, will be assisted by a pianist of
renown from Cincinnati.
PROGRAM FOR 1900-1901.
1. Artists Recital, October Il.
=. Sea music, Mrs. Bernhardt. Oc-
1 saherr q y -vuvrn,,.,.. n;,,or -
4. Scotch mueA--4.tir n ''nu
Cabe and Miss HUFF, Novemor, -
5. Lohengrin, Mrs Harry Down
ing. December II. .,
6. Artists Recital, january %
Z. Operatic music, Mrs, henrA
Gennett. assisted by the hlcnhionu
Orchestral association, Mr.. Butter
director, February b. CON
5. Dance music, Miss GaSso'i
February % Nrs Huot
American music, Mrs mug
W;aaino, March o. o r
To- Irish music, Mrs. Stanley =
Hughes, March 20 n;.
II. Spring music, Lnllabys, Mls
Clara Myrick and Mrs. John Nlchol
son, April 3.
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CONFESSION EXCLUDED
A just Judge Excludes n Confession
Secured Under Torture

Buffalo, May 31.-Judge- Lambert
created a sensation in the criminal
term of the supreme court by exclud-
ing a confession and directing the
Jury to aequit the defendant in the
case Of Fred Sehrieber. a former in
mate of the penitentiary, who was
placed on trial on charge Of arson
in setting fire 10 picpen Ut the peni-
Tertiary
The justice took this action after
Schraiber had testified that a confess
sion was wrung from him by i'm
priSoning him in n dungeon with his
| hands handcufTed above his head ana
| .ubjectin- him IL other fortunes
/ Schrsil,er swore that he did not SCI
| Gre 10 the pen
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y.,x Remarkable Remedy.

1T is with good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that / reeo.n'h ena
Cbamberlain's cholic, cholera ana
diarrhoa remedy, says Druggist a.
n Sawtelle, of Hartford Conn; a
lady customer. seeing 'ns - said
me / really believe that medicine n
saved - nv life the past summer while
!. ,bs shore " and she became So en-
4, over its merits that | at
a,,e.s made UP my mind to recon-
,nsna II in the future. Recently a
Gentleman came into my store =
overcome with eholic pains that hs
sanL NJ one to the floor | gave hlh
$50. ~ this renegv which helpe,
him frepdated the dose and II !,
s tst,n. minutes he left my store smli
n insly nfOrmlng ne that Ia he G ff Iass a
: Co. and Curme & Co, druggists
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Insurgents Make a Raid

Manila May 3l--On Tuesday night
-rfsaifrfsnfII IN ffiree companies of tie
35th volunteer infantry. They swept
through the surprised town, shooting
right and left. killing five Americans
and wounding seven. Capt. Charles
ID. Roberts and two privates are miss
Ing. No Filipino dead We're discover
ed San Miguel de Mayumo is few
miles from Manila While a band I'm
der the escort of troops of the 10th m
fantry WINS moving from Hang to
SLANG, within - miles of Manila, it
was attacked by Ladrones, three of
the party being killed
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SATURDAY. June q. 1900.

ito real estate of defendant set forth in said
order, to-wit:
- strip OF ground forty five (i5l feet in width
of the north side of ut number thirty-two 30
and strip of ground twenty Co feel in wi,ith
OF of the south side of lot number txent nine
(29) in that part tine city of Richm md w ay ne
county, Indiana, laid out by Isaac Lao b ami q
X HoSIow.
Side Syndicate sub-divt sion of part oi
Haynes ADDITION to the city of Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana
Said first above descri bed tract is locate
3I7 west third street and sz,i,t lest sp..ve amra
ct at Nos 30f and 306 chestnut street in sai.i
city of Rich mond
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Gen. otis Reaches Home.

San Francisco. May 3I.-The trans
port Meade arrived from Manila last
night with Maj. Gen. E. :. Otis aboad.
As the transport entered the harbor a
salute of IS guns was fired and nun
Der of gaily decorated tugs ard
launches went out to meet her. Gel
Otis remained at the quarantine sn-
ton. The presence of smallpox n
the vessel makes the time of his land
ing very indefinite.
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An Auspiclous Opening.

Louisville, May 81 Surrounded L.
waving banners bearing the fiery
cross of the confederacy,. listening II
the cheers from the threats of 2,p;
men who wore the gray, and confront
ed by the waving handkerchiefs Of
hundreds of ladies, Gen. John Il. Ger
don. commander of the United cn
federate veterans. yesterday formally
opened the 10th annual reunion of tae
order. which. in point of attendaIre
is already the largest ever held siIfe
the inception of the organization AID
which in respect To its welfare and
important IL ever held.
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FRIDAY, JUNE Is, lso,.

FRIDAY, JUNE 10, ls0,,
for lateral !. IN private alley west OF north
ninetee nth street from noi tn street to point
1870 feet south.
All bids ust be upon the printed forms pre-
pared Tor the purpose, which m ay he obtained of
the city civil eng er, and eDciosed In Ale0
envelope directed to the board of pubic I'M
proyements
The bond required Of the successful b dds 2
shall be in the sum of u ,fO0 %, and must b
| given nv residf mis- OF Wayne county. Indiana.
Each bid by fore ign contractors must be ac-
c ompanied by deposit OF a certified check for
e5Ou0. 10 be lett in the hands Of the city treas
urer subject to the cond tioIs specified In the
pr, p sal. and bids by sident contractors by .
bond tor $50 90 a. guarantee OF the good faith
oS 1bs b5ddel. Re ore bids will be received.
Dus pi osecution. we
the fnpr". STATE the price per Ifne.I g..
items enn,a nent comp etc, aiao m, ~ 80 iof
shall he H. III Axeo IN the schedule otner
aujred -. .l un Tor ali labor ana , ,C1 prize
said &C., .,S G. mi etc execution ~ - Ia.s Re-
18th d. 70 De com pIeted ON - .ne work
th. cfty - - Wy, 100 under the c,eIofe the
the H., - ~ engineer, and In c~1luIection OF
OF said clerk ON file in the ofY,Ss
.ibI ne t contract viii be let to the ,o~.
nents ,as,'.- The board OF pnhI.e fespon.
,fds - 81. IS TIE right to reiest Improve
ne ci,. Ase defects in bids II a. 10y or all
n !. -, maze m accordance w;th anIefett of
ny order of said board WIN this notice
max91 GEO j. KNOLLENpr.
krxfs
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ceite sesia, -, VI oplc Improvement. will 70
f1rnisbfrS,, : Ihe - 800. at O'Clock % m -,
eIn.e- as morse for the the citt ri I'll ~
ne Eng proper care of the wae and s .ne
ecifca, nslhs 70 the city, according To ~.
cav'l engineer VIC ounce OF the city
By order Of said no "a
mava<u. GEO. J. KSOf LESBEB,
Clerk of Board
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daughter has received from the use Of
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Con-
pound. After beginning the use 81
your medicine she began TO meDd
rapidly and is now able to be at hsr
work Her menses are regular ard
almost painless. / feel very Thankful
to you and expect to always keep yor
Vegetable Compound in my house
is the best medicine i ever knew. HS
have my permission to publish th5
letter if you wish, it may be the mean
of doing others good. Mis- MATILDs
A. CAMP, Manchester Mill, Macon, Ga
September Is, $780,
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Admiral Dewey's candidacy for
President has about petered out. He
pp s""'s',aeaHf1 ,{,{Wa king a respecta-
Kansas City c6nvvnvrura11,, tan IN the
him tired feeling to think of being
hitched to the tail of the Bryan kite.
1t Is possible that the fact is begin
ming to dawn upon him that he made
an egregious mistake in allowing
himself to be dragged into the politi-
cal arena. As admiral of the Ameri-
can navy he is universally honored.
AS contestant with Bryan for the
Democratic Presidential nomination
he simply plays Sancho Panza to the
Nebraska Don Quixote.
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The senate Investigation.

Washington. May 31--The senate
committee On relations with Cuba yes
ter,iay held It's first meeting under the
resolution directing an investigation
into irregularities in Cuba, b.-t took
no action beyond the adoption of re---
buttons calling upon the various de-
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VIVIAN Military Scandal

Ra,rrade. May 31.-A huge hllli'ai;;
ar,5aI has been revealed by the Y
So'liiN''. =. ~, order for the mobilizatio'
of the Servian reSet - .e,,f-,a
=. go, v-as found in the magazines
The accounts Of the war oiliee'
ever. show large expenditure
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Plague Added TO Ealpine.

London, cholera has broken
bqs--N .,,aekett,,,.rn districts OF Bonn
nay presidency. especially III .ile .'la -,
inc camps. The deaths nave me- I - ,hI
AZ DER cent within three Day, IL ~,
K.ira district there have oeeN
deaths in seven days
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TERMS OF SAL f.

One-thiId cash, one third in nine, and one
third in eighteen months: deferred pa ment~
evidenced by notes payable ia bank. bearing
SIX per cent. interest Ier aunum with attor-
ney'- fees, al without relief from valuation
or appraisement laws and ured by mo tgsge
on the premises sold; the purchaser may
have the privilege of payi ali the purchase
money In cash.
Either of .id properties may be purchased
at private sale at not less than the appr.ist q
value before the day set for pub ic sale.
sale viii begin at2 p. m at los. 304 and ag6
Chestnut street.
PAUL C. CRAZE, Rec ever.
A @. Lindemuth. Attorney. pima 4tGuE
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Never mind the weather, boys, SO
the wind don't blow" That was the
first public speech of Jacob Strader,
a whilom congressman from Cincin-
natl
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Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR.
King New Life Pills. Every pin is
a sugar coated globule of health, that
changes weakness into strength, list
lessness into energy, brain-fag into
mental power. They'r wonderful
in building up the health. Only Doc
box. Sold by A. G. Luken u Co.
druggists. 3
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d has been for about
rec months. The doe
r does her but very
tie good, If any /
thought l would
. try Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable
y Compound, but ]
want your advice
before beginning its
use. / have become
very much alarmed
about her, as she Is
getting so weak
Mrs MATILDA A.
CAMP, Manchester
Mill, Macon, Ga,
May 81, 1899.
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section Be il ordained by the common
council o. the city of Richmoni, Indiana, that
it shall be and is hereby made unlawful Tor the
ownsr, agent. lessee or occupan' having con
troll the reof of any lot or land within the cor
poi limits of said city, TO allow. suffer, ct
permit to grow mature thereon. or upon the
sidewalk lmned ateiy butting theteons any
poisonous, noxious. noisome, troublesome or
other W. eds any thistles, bri4rs. bush
other than useful and ornamental and any such
o. ner, agent Lesser . occu rant violating
of the provisions of this section, shall upon
oanvieiion thereof be fined Any
sum nov --e@edipR ten dollars for
each lot parcel lad 50 owue,
OF cont rolled by such peIs n and upon ' hfef,
nfi feWiyh sbsYY 6 h -,
hereby repealed " anu abe same are
and en-, rms ordinance shall he in sorca
oa'4 ehtct from and after IT. p.s.. ea :. Iorce
caIlon ac ording TO Iau Sese and publ
1870 sed and approved by council. Ma s,..
Attest. oroW W. ZIMMERMAN. M.vo,
geo J. kNoLLEN b Ekes or
mayzf-3I
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ihree spectres that threaten f,abv,s
ne Cholera infantum. dysenterv
dysentery, diarrhosa. DR. Foul.
extract of Wild Strawberry nara,.
iails TO conquer them.
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Everybody liable to itching piles
Rich and poor, old and young ter
rible the torture they suffer. Only
one sure cure; Doan Ointment. Alb.
soiutely safe; can fail
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Special Rates to Milwaukee via Penns Iva
MIA Lines.

Ticket agents of the Pennsylvania
Lines will furnish Information about
reduced rate tickets to Milwaukee,
which will be on sale over those lines
June LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th, account the
meeting of General Federation of
Woman 5 Clubs. Apply to nearest
agent of the lines mentioned.
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Reduced Rates to Indianapolis via Penn
sylvania Lines.

June 18th and 9th for Democratic
state convention, low rate non trans
ferable excursion tickets will be sold
from Pennsylvania lines Indiana
ticket stations to Indianapolis, valid
returning Friday, June Stb, inclu-
Siyo
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Inc action of the Fort Wayne
school board in itsN summary disposal
Oh superintendent Study has pro-
duced a storm of Indignation in that
Guy. Public feeling seems to be
practically unanimous. All the
newspapers Of the pity without re-
gard to politics co,kdemn the board 5
News said. eAsa's.l
ais Afternoon committee OF
.thers of children in the
public ss4ools. and among them
prominent. members of the Woman 5
Club League, met and decided owing
to the assault made upon our public
school system by two of the members
of the board of school trustees, to
issue call for mass meeting of citi-
Gems to be held at the Masonic Tenn
Pile tomorrow evening. The indigna-
tion of the populace is aroused over
the brutal attempt to drag our pub
lie schools into the mire of dirty
tricksters, and the ladies who have
the matter in charge and the inter
ests of their children at heart have
no doubt but that the temple will be
packed to the doors. The decision
was made too late to issue call this
afternoon A list of prominent
speakers have expressed a willing
ness to be present and are DESTROYS
of putting the stamp of disapproval
on the acts of two men who use pub
lie office as a vehicle for indulging
petty spite to the detriment of public
interest.