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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
STILL MAKING FOOTINGS
THE SECRETARY OF STATES FORCE
Is KEPT BUSY.
The Totals Completed on the Vote
for Circuit and Superior
Judges.

The work of tabulating the official re-
turns in the secretary of states office is
very tedious and is progressing slowly
Yesterday the vote of the circuit and SUI
perior judges was completed and the Of
fetal footings follow in full:
Sixth Judicial Circuit-Willard New.
Dem, 6.157: Francis M. Thompson, Rep,
5,33l. News majority, S26.
Eighth Judicial Circuit-William j. Buck
ingham, Dem, 1881; James M. ROBINSON
Rep, 3,10s. Buckingham's majority ~.
Cobb. Dem. 4.231; Benjamin NJ. Willough-
by, Rep, 1858. Cobb's majority, 90.
Thirteenth judicial Circuit-Presley o.
Colliver, Dem, 1854; James A. McNutt,
Rep, 6.5l4. Collivers majority, $40.
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit-Orion B..
Harris, Dem, 1921; George w. Buff, Rep,
$3.50. Harriss majority, 1451.
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit-Mllton n.
Parks. Dem, 4.s2o; Joseph W. Williams.
Rep, 4,45o. Parks's majority. 307.
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit-Edward w.
Felt, Dem. 27s2; Charles G.. Offutt Rep.
2391. Felt's majority 401
Twenty-first Judicial Circuit-John w.
Sutton. DEM, $40; Joseph M. Rabb, KEEP,
7,OS3. Rabbs majority 1883.
Twenty-third Judicial Circuit-William e.
date. aS'0f' rep ''-''- NO 'ppOSS ''
Twenty-fifth judicial Circuit-Frederick
Rem sse M pem sS ior Al6eEt s - Marsh
Twenty-sixth Judicial Circuit-Richard
K. Erwin. Dem. 3,195; Judson w. Teeple,
Rep, 1,629; William Drew, Pro-, SO. Erwin 3
plurality, 1866.
Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit-Edwin G.
Vaughn, Dem, 1858; Arthur l.. Sharp,
Rep, 4,4S7. Vaughns majority, LOG.
Twenty-ninth Judicial Circuit-John s.
4.276: Oliver P. Kistler, Pro-, 211; Nelson
Mclaughlin. Pop, 50. Lairy's plurality, 3O7.
Thirty-fourth Judicial Circuit-Lewellyn
Wanner. DEM, 6,541; Joseph Ferrall, Rep,
S,478 Ferralfs majority, 1887.
Thirty -eighth Judicial Circuit-Edward
O'Rourke, DEM, 0,495; Lindley M. Ninde,
Rep, S,204. O'Rourke's majority, 2,291.
Thirty-ninth Judicial Circuit-Charles b.
Pollard, Dem, 1876; Truman F. Palmer,
Rep, 5,655. Palmer's majority, 979.
Forty-second Judicial Circuit-Thomas B.
Buskirk, DEM, S,26l; David NJ. Alspaugh,
Rep. $3.50. Buskirk's majority 1901.
Fffty-hfth judicial Circuit-George w.
Brill Dem, 1887; Thomas j. Cofer, Rep,
1857. Cofer's majority, 1880.
F'ifty-sixth judicial Circumstances c.
Branyan, Dem, 1856; Charles w. Watkins,
Rep, 1859; John G. Branchla, Pro-, 200.
Branyans plurality, 81.
Sixtieth Judicial Overwhelmingly F..
Howard, Dem. SOP; Walter A. Funk.
1876. Funks majority, 954.
Superior Courts
Allen County-John II. Aiken, Dem.
1882; William j. Vesey, Rep. S.S45. Aiken 8
majority. 2.O07.
Lake. Laporte and Porter Counties-Ben-
jamin F. Ibach, Dem. 1862; Harry b. Tut
hill, Rep, 2,SS2. Tuthilps majority, 700.
Madison County-Gilbert r. Call, Dem.
1861; Henry G. Ryan, Rep, 9,4SS. Ryan,
majority. 9T.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
Claims TO BE n Widow.

The suit for divorce OF Payton Fl. WAL
tiers against his wife. Mary ]. Walters,
was heard by Judge McMaster yesterday.
He alleges that his wife once threw a
bucket OF milk in his face, tried to cut him
with a handsaw and at one time rented a
farm OF her own accord and without his
knowledge and moved there and lived with
another man. Later she returned home
he AYERS, and would lock herself up in a
room and carry away the key when she
left the house He says she moved to In
dianapolis. taking up her residence at No.
40 North Senate avenue, and had her name
inserted in the city director as his widow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
New Associations.

The following articles of Incorporation
were filed yesterday:
The Peoples Gas Company. of Gas City;
capital stock, SIS. 600; directors. w. A
Leach. r. A Frashear, l. II. Conley, f.
c. Wichmann, Alvin clearinghouse, James
Crawford and ]. l.. Thompson.
The Anderson Transfer Company. OF An
derson; capital stock. $4,000; directors, j.
c. la Mont, ]. l.. Vermillion and O. J.
Buettner-
The New Carlisle Athletic and Pleasure
Club. of New Carlisle: the directorate 20
consist of five members.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
RECEPTION AND DANCE
VIII he rendered to Members of
State Bankers Association.

The banks and trust companies OF In
dianapolis will give reception and dance
at the Propylaeum to members of the
State Bankers Association and guests on
Thursday night. The committee in charge
of the affair is NJ. B. Wilson, Edward L.
Mckee and Samuel A Morrison. The
hosts and hostesses are General and Mrs.
Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna,
Mr. and Mrs Volney 7. Malott, Mr..
Stoughton j Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. New, Admiral and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ b. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Frenzel, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Coulter, Mr..
Mrs. Shaler.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
The Higgin. Trial.

There will be no postponement In the
Higgins case. and the trial will begin to-
morrow morning. Both sides say they are
prepared for the trial. Prosecutor Pugh,
Henry Span. Higgins's counsel. and Judge
Afford, OF the Criminal Court, have all
agreed that the trial viii come off without
further hitch The selection of the jury
from a special venre will be more care
fully conducted than usual. and IT will
probably be late in the day before the trial
IS ready to proceed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

The impeachment proceedings against
Superintendent Quigley. OF the police
force, were not heard in the Circuit Court
yesterday morning. The defendants filed
motion TO strike out the complaint as
sorting that the proceedings should have
been brought by the prosecuting attorney
Samuel NJ Sawyer one of the atlantis in
the complaint. filed a motion TO have
County Prosecutor Ruckelshaus prosecute
the case. Judge Allen has not yet rem
dered a decision.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
CORONER BRAYToN NOW.
His Term of ONCE Began Last Mid
night.

The term of Coroner Nash legally ex-
pred last night at midnight and that of
DR.. A. w. Brayton, his successor in Of
flee, began Immediately thereafter. Cor
oner Brayton announced yesterday that he
had selected DR.. E S. Knox, OF 1404 Hoyt
avenue, as his chief assistant.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
Bets Are Being Paid.

Those who placed their bets in the right
way on the election are receiving their
money this week from the pooIroom men.
Most all the bets wagered on general re-
suits We're paid within the next day or
two after the election, but all bets OF plur-
aiities and electoral votes have been held
Until this week for the of1icial count. A
Few bets or the electoral vote OF kentucky
are being held up a. are few bets On
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

The Charity Organization Society has
issued a call for the annual meeting of
charity workers for the Sunday first fol-
lowing Thanksgiving. The churches have
been asked to suspend regular services
The society is sending out appeals for as
sistance to a worthy cause. asking for a
cook stove, bedding and similar articles for
a widow with seven children to support.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
constitutionality Attacked.

sharp contest is pending in the Circuit
Court between the Board Of Children's
Guardians and Martin V. Wilkinson, a
bDnd music teacher, over the possession
OF lola Rankin. twelve years old. WiIkin-
soh asserts that the child was given 10
Iitn oy her mother, who Is now dead, and
mat ne promised 10 take care OF her. The
.Sls 1Iutlonality of the law providing for
the Board OF Children's Guardians is at
tackled -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
Local Court Notes.

Frank Williams yesterday sued his wife.
virginia Williams, for divorce. alleging
that she deserted him two weeks after they
were married.
Joseph Foltz was appointed guardian OF
=, 10Y - ~ Foitz' Yesterday, and gave a bond
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

Protestant churches of France, will speak
tonight at the First Presbyterian Church
on christianity and the French Republic"
He will spend about three months in this
country, and has already spoken in New
York, Cleveland and Louisville, coming
here from the latter place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

Ar. John T. Brush. who has been very
i'll at his home on East Washington street.
Is convalescent. and the attending physi-
clans express hopes for his speedy recov-
cry to his usual health. Mr.. Brush has
been confined TO his home for many days.
but he hopes 20 be able TO attend 70 his
business again shortly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

Once upon time farmer repaired to
the city, and meeting a tall, dark man.
accosted him cordially:
You are a bunco steerer. I take it,
said the farmer.
Oh. no. SIR" said the tall. dark man.
courteously.
This greatly disturbed the farmer, for he
wont to rely upon his intuitions. and he
lost his head. to the end that he hired
hackman TO convey him to the nearest
hotel. an extremely crude. albeit not In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
Deaths.

Julia Singer. forty-nine years, 1910 laurel
street, phthisis pulmonalis.
j. ]. Cory. forty-six years, city, pistol
shot wound.
Mary ]. Watson. sixty-three years. 1s
North Liberty street, heart failure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
street Car Companv suea.

f'iehle BIRD sued the street car company
yesterday for 5000 damages. She alleges
she angnted from a North Indianapolis
car at Clifton street with baby in her
arms Ems. and while reaching back to the con-
ductor for a package the car starred and
me END struck her. She asserts she was
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

Geo. +. McGinnis Postmaster.
VIM. I. Cannon, Treas Union Ry. Co.
Fred L. Mayer. wholesale Toys and Notions.
NJ. w Mansfield. supt Pennsylvania Lines.
Geo. c. Hit, Business Manager Indpls Journal.
Frank NJ Fitzgerald. Lawyer.
Q. p. McCarty. Gen. Pass Agt- d. & O. s. w.
Railway.
Samuel II. Altland. Hat Merchant.
DR.. w. H Caldwell. Surgical Institute.
Ernest Dawson Enterprise Foundry and Fence
Company.
Geo. II. Bachelor. Deputy Clerk Supreme Court.
Geo. ]. Marott, Shoe Merchant.
/ McEhennen. Asst. City Librarian
Frost King, Atty Generals Office.
Dr. John J. Kyle. Physician
Gavin Payne City Editor Press.
NJ. A Brennan. Cashier Indianapolis Gas CO.
John Chisett, Supt- Crown Hi Cemetery.
John S. Kittle- Sec. Indianapolis Lock Co.
Geo. +. Randall, Mngr Cir Dept Press
Cassius c. Hadley Asst. Attorney General
W. f. Kurtz, v. p. Indps Saddlery Co.
w. L. Hereth. Mngr Safety V. Ind. Natl
Jos. c. Talbot, Cashier Indpls Street Ry. Co.
DR.. A. W. Brayton. Coroner Marion Co.
w. II Cook. Fahnlsy & McCrea Millinery Co.
Elizabeth A Collins. PTin- Public School No. "a.
w II. Johnson, Kruse g. Dewenter Furnace Co.
Fred West. Physical Dirsctor Y. NJ. C A.
Major Taylor Prop, Excelsior Laundry.
A r. Baxter, Sec. Keyless Lock Co.
]. J. Mahoney. Paymastsr Indpis Street Ry. Co.
L. Person Spencer Ind.
c. Lyons, City.
J. p. Dunn, Editor Indianapolis Sentinel.
o. B. McCarty, Agt. Ill Central
Dr. w. W. Barton hilroy. Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
VITAL STATISTICs-N0v. II.


Ella and Arthur c. FRANKIE, eos Brad
shaw street, boy.
Fanny and Herman Riebeling, city, boy.
Anna and John Remington, 1904 Deloss
street, girl.
Gertrude and Thomas Downey. I'LL Mar
lowe avenue, girl
Mrs. and William T. Miller. III Woodruff
Place, boy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
A Loss of $500.

Last night an overheated stove caused
loss of 500 to the double residence at $685.
West Twenty-seventh street. occupied by
Michael Collins and NJ. o. MINIS The gas
was left burning IN the cook stove. The
loss u eeverod by assurance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

Pins Made by Each Club-Marott 23017;
Lawton % 794: Rambler, 22242; Prospect,
2, 662; Dewey, u, 529; Meteor, 21,005.
Strikes by Clubs-Marott, 354; Lawton.
1856; Prospect, 81; Rambler. SIC: Dewey,
312; Meteor, 2S3.
Spares by Each CULTIVATION, COL; Ram
bier, $50; Marott, SO; Meteor, 551; Prospect,
53S: Dewey, 447.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

John c. Ruckelshaus was sworn in as
prosecuting attorney Of Marion county by
William III. Calvert clerk OF the Circuit
Court Yesterday The new county prose-
cutor, who succeeds Edwin b. Pugh, will
begin his duties tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
Building Permits.

Lottie Stoltz. cottage, 170S Draper street.
cost $500.
M. c. Preston, house and storeroom,
Chestnut and Iowa streets. cost $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
TeChentih & Freiberg,
1873 e. Washington ST.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

p. NJ. time Is In BLACK hgures.-Trsins msgked
thus; ~@Daily. s-sleeper, P-PaTlor Car, O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. t-Except Sunday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

the Republican plurality in New York and
otner states The bets Will be paid when
the official count Is announced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

John F. wallick Gen. Manager Western Union
Telegraph Co.
Fletcher S. Hines, Capitalist.
w. J. Richards. Propr. the Press.
Robert A. Brown, Clerk Supreme Court
David M. Parry, Pres. Parry Mfg. Co.
DIR. J.. n. Hurry, Sec State Board of Health.
Hartman Wetzel Chas. d. Pearson e. Co.
Samuel Quinn, V. p. State Life Insurance Co.
L. A. Kinsey, Broker.
Frank J. Rchmann, Cashier Postoff1ce.
Henry L. Beveridge, Pres. Beveridge Paper Co.
L. G. Browning. City Librarian
Frank NJ. Lacy Photographer.
Albert ]. OFT, Vonegut Hardware Co.
c. c. Swift Manager Gaar-Scott Co.
II. G. Coldwell, Street Contractor.
Ford Woods, Gen. Fri. Agt. p. & E. Ry.
NJ. II. Peacock. Asst. Clerk Supreme Court.
Chas w. Nickel. Plumber.
f. A. Hendrickson, Sec. Indianapolis Saddlery
Company.
T. j. Robson, Sec. T. b. & L.
]. A. Barnard Gen. Man. Peoria Div. Big Four.
Robert Elliott. Pres. Standard Dry Kiln Co
T. NJ. Goodloe, Man. Indpls Fire ms. Bureau.
W. n. Short. Druggist.
NJ. c. Morgan, Atty Generals Office.
Geo. r. Ellis, Enterprise Foundry and Fence Co. \
James Summerville, Supt Indpls Gas Co.
Albert W. wishard, u. S. District Attorney.
Chas A. Sudlow Pres Interstate Life Ins. Co.
L. J. Baker. Agent White Line.
A. l.. Lockard Treas. Interstate Stockyards.
Louis II. Levey, Levey Bros. & Co.. Printers
S. f. Kercheval u. s. Marshal.
George Brooksmith, Merchant
Edward Gerard. Sec Standard Dry Kiln Co.
Geo. w. Knepper, Sec. Y. NJ. c. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

If you want the correct style we make
it, and make it to fit at reasonable price.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
4TIAL LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.

Henry W. Lawrence Proprietor Bates and spen-
Ger Hotels
w s. Wynn. Sec State Life Insurance Co.
Geo. vonnegut, vonnegut Hardware Co.
Hugh ]. McGowan, Pres. Street Ry. Co.
Samuel z. Morss. Propr. Indpls Sentinel
August NJ. Kuhn Coal and Lime
w. L. Milholland, Treas. Indpls Street Ry. Co.
DR.. Franklin w. Hays, Physician
Wm. +. Elliott, Of Elliott, Elliott & Littleton,
Attorney
Joseph G. Schaf Pres American Brewing Co.
H. c. Martin, Editor Rough Notes.
Thos. II. Johnson Johnson & Woodbridge. Whole
sale Glass and Paints.
John E. Shideler Asst. Postmaster.
W. L. Kimberly Designer
A. NJ Sweeny Pres. State Life Insurance Co.
~ J. Treat. Merchant Tailor:
H. l.. Van Hon Fraser Bros. and Van HoT
Lumber Co.
c. B. Lockhsrt, Attorney Generals ONCE.
Joseph w. Smith, Member Board OF Pub. Wks.
A f. Conner. Manager c. c. Ad Sign Co.
Hilton u. Brown. Gen. Manager Indpls News
Z. J. Heeb Pres. Indps Business University
Richard o. johnson, Supt Deaf and Dumb Asy.
Frank n. Andrews, Architect Dayton o.
Samuel d. Pray Sec. Indianapolis Gas Co.
A. L. Mason. Lawyer.
Rt Rev. Joseph N. Francis, Bishop Ep. Diocese
OF Indiana.
J. w. Fesler Miller. Elan & Fesler Attorneys.
S. E. Pierle, Standard Dry Kiln Co.
Aug. Wienburg. Indianapolis Brewing Co.
G. NJ. White, Asst. Clerk Supreme Court.
Chas. B. McFadden, Southern Pacific Ry.
Geo E. Field, Manager Remington Typewriter
Company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

Was Selkirk the original OF Robinson
Crusoe?' 2. How came the former 10 be
a castaway, and what became of him after
ward? 3. What is mildew?
1t has been generally believed that the
story was based on Selkirks adventures as
related by himself to De Foe. but there
small reason for believing that the latter
had more than general knowledge of them.
2. He was sailing master OF privateer.
quarreled with the captain OF the vessel
and was put ashore on San Fernandez at
his own request. After staying on the
island nearly five years he was taken off
by another privateer, in which he sailed
around the world as mate. Later he entered
the British navy. reaching the rank of
lieutenant and dying on a man-of-war I'm
1923. 3. A fungus growth closely allied 10
the fungi that produce rot in growing fruit
and rust in grains. The two chief sorts o,
mildew, the down and the powdery, have
each over hundred species.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Where was General Sherman buried?-
]. a
At Calvary Cemetery, st. Louis.
Who was the mother of Emperor William
OF Germany?
Princess Victoria. eldest daughter of
What was the population of the United
States at the beginning Of the century now
closing?-H. s.
1t was 5.soS.4s3.
Is cassius NJ Clay living? . What is
the date of King Eumbert's assassina ton?
Student
lie is still living. p July %. 1900.
How has Indiana gone in presidential
elections since 1S70?-J. f. r.
The years in which Democratic electors
were returned were 1876. 1854 and 1892.
How far up is he Missouri river navl-
gable2-Patsy.
even beyond to the Great Fails. and at low
water to the mouth of the Yellowstone
To whom must one make application in
order 10 secure position a teacher
tn the Philippines? ,. Does politics play
any part in securing positions Subscriber
Address DIT. d. W. Atkinson, Superin-
tendent Public Schools. Manila. p. L .
NO.
How do the stars and stripes float over
Sulu islands, and what control have we
ever them7-B. L.
They became our property result of
the recent war with Spain. Our flag was
raised there May i. OF last year, and a
treaty was made with the Sultan Of the
islands.
il the s0-called fairness Of boiled drink
ing water Is not mere fancy. to What Is
AZ due?--W. ID.
The flavor Of fresh and wholesome drink
ins water IS said TO be due to the presence
o. gases dissolved from the atmosphere in
rainfall. These are released by boiling.
The hatness is real enough.
How much does the birth rate exceed the
death rate IN the United States?-W
The annual death rate for the country is
about IS TO the 1000, and OF births not far
from Is. Statistics IN these matters are
based largely on estimates. owing to the
incompl3eness Of returns In some States.
What salary do the musicians I'm the
United States Marine Band receive? and
how = a position secured IA FTP r. NJ
The pay OF the nFst-class musicians Is
go month. OF second-class $50. An addi-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
Prescriptions.

The ordinary compound licorice powder
is efficacious as a laxative. but 1t often
causes gripping. Patterson's modification is
free from this objection and is a good rem
edy in fiatulent dyspepsia as well. 1t con-
tains calcined magnesia, one ounce; pow
dered cubebs. rhubarb, SIENNA and bicar-
Donate of soda, of each one drachm. The
adult dose is half a teaspoonful in water
three times day.
In chronic constipation attended with alb
dominal distention, scanty urine. harsh,
dry skin and frequent attacks OF headache
with paroxysms of neuralgia, the follow
ing mixture is of value: Aromatic cascara.
one ounce; fluid extract of nux vomica
and fluid extract of belladonna. of each
twenty-four minins; syrup Of wild cherry,
two ounces; water sufficient TO make four
ounces Take a teaspoonful after meals.
l.. N, M. ID.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18
The Old Flag.

And shall we haul the banner down,
The starry folds that wave
Ger many Filipino town,
Ger many hero's grave.
Who sped the oceans broad expanse
To face the country's foe.
AnG give the joy that Freedom grants
To grim oppression's woe?
The flag we shook in Britain's face
At Lexington's brave fight,
The flag that in triumphal grace
Put many foe TO flight?
o how 1t thrilled each loyal heart
OF every boy in blue.
o how the tears Of joy would start
When Glory came in view
OF those who hidden oft from sight
BY clouds OF smoke and throng,
Still forward fought in that great fight
That made the Union strong.
Still let that emblem float unfurIed
From our grand ship of state.
The flag the first OF all the world
To scorn the tyrant's hate.
The stars and stripes shall ever wave
Where bells of freedom ring,
And may the Filipino crave
The liberty they bring
o may the banner OF our land.
The symbol of the free.
Wave far and wide on that dark strand
OF Spanish tyranny.
Let US not haul the old flag down,
Some time. some day. Wen know
Our mission. though the world may frown
AS westward on we go.
AS westward on we joyous go.
Till Freedoms glory bright
Shall burst forth on its every foe
And put them all to flight
Till all the world shall be at peace.
And nations shall be glad
That war and signs of war shall cease
To make the people sad,
Till we shall every shackle break,
Till tyranny shall wane-
In Freedoms name wen not foresake
The duty that is plain.
And well not haul the old flag down.
Made sacred by the blood
OF those who wear the victor's crown
In the great camp Of God
Dunkirk. Ind IF. c schofeld
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

II need be. take my friends my dole OF wealth !.
Take faith. and love. and hope, take youth and
health.
But while live. dear God, blight not the flower
or IN my brain. Leave the power
TO string together on fine threads OF gold
Ny falrest thoughts, as grow gray and old
Carrie Blake Morgan
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

deT.
Any danger that there may be of the
plague gaining q foothold in this country
has been averted by the prompt action of
DIR. Doty. health officer OF the port New
York When the plague appeared in Glas-
cow he ordered plague serum from Paris.
and this serum is now in the quarantine
laboratory.
''It is the irony of experience that those
who need succor are often the good Samar-
itans themselves
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-18

Chicago Tribune.
"A man is not necessarily popular, =
averred Uncle Allen Sparks, because be
stands close TO the people Take. for in
stance. the pickpocket.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-22
Obituary.

Died of lung fever at the home OF
her father August Rable, Miss Anna
Rable, last Monday. Miss Anna was
a bright winsome young woman of
nineteen who showed those sterling
characters of mind and heart that so
strongly mark real worth in man or
woman. That she has thus been cut
off from the ties of human earthly ex-
istance by severance of all her en-
vironments and taken to the dim un-
known world beyond is indeed sad,
but she leaves as heritage life Of
purity, honor and trust, the memory
which will ever keep her in the land
of reality. She was inferred in the
cemetery near her home out in Doug
las township the ceremonies being con-
ductod by the pastor of the German
Lutheran church in her community.