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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-20

TIC the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
w J. Bryan says IL is an insult to the
worlSingmen TO talk about a full dinner
pail. l am workingman and carry my
dinner pail. wish to inform the honorable
gentleman that am not insulted when my
dinner pail is full; neither am / insulted
when / have work every day TO fill my
dinner pail, as we have under Republican
rule. l think il is far better than to have
20 go TO free souphouse and depend on the
charities of the people. So We will allow
Senator Hanna TO continue TO advocate the
full dinner pail and not feel the least in
suited. IL no doubt does insult the calamity
bowler who wants Office so bad and who
would sacrifice the workingman's full din
ner pail for 10 to I. w. J. 8.
Bluffton, Ind, Sent. TO-
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ZINE Concluding session.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES third Regi-
ment Indiana Volunteer Infantry concluded
its session yesterday morning with the
election of the following officers: President.
Charles A. Woodward, Indianapolis; vice
president, Ben 3. Jearl, indianapolis; second
vice president, w. L. Day, Laurel; third
vice president. John Caster. Viewpoint; sec
rotary and treasurer. William S. Kaler.
Anderson: chaplain, Jesse Miller, Corners
vile. There were sixty-one members en-
rolled and three deaths were reported since
the last annual meeting. The regiment will
meet in the same place during the State
fair next year.
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MANUFACTURERS OF GRIZZLIES.
APPLIED SCIENCE

German architects, recognizing linoleum
as good. durable stuff, continue to find
new application for it every day. The prac-
tice has been in vogue in rooms of new
buildings intended for stores, offices. work.
shops, restaurants, etc., first, simply to
lay cheap plaster floor Cement or gyp-
sum-. and thereupon to put layer Of
lnoleum, thus entirely dispensing with a
wooden floor. Thus. 1t is stated. floor
is made which in fits massive underground
Is impermeable to both vermin and mois-
ture. Come see and consider.
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UNDER FEDERATION OF LABOR
The Agents Union of This City Now
Has Charter.

The Agents Union was reorganized last
night upser a charter granted by the
American Federation of Labor. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
George Dodsen: vice president, S. 3.
Cooyer: financial secretary, Henry Fried
man; recording secretary Charles McMit-
chen; treasurer. w. ID. Master; sergeant
at-arms. Albert Sands Delegates TO the
Central Labor Union, Henry Friedman,
Jehn Blue and Albert Sands. The reorgan-
izing OF the Agents Union will end the dis
cussien that has been carried on in the
Central Labor Union concerning the right
OF delegates OF the Agents Union TO have
= seat In the Central Labor body.
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The T.enty-seventh Indiana.

About fifty of the surviving members of
the Twenty-seventh Indiana Infantry held
their sixteenth annual reunion in Room 112
at the Statehouse yesterday. Speeches rem
iniscent of war times were made by Capt
Bios, Captain Bosley, Surgeon Wooden,
and a number of others, and general good
time was INDUCED in by the veterans. K.
r. Brown, the historian of the regiment,
was presented with handsome gold
headed cane as a token of appreciation for
the services he has rendered. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Col. John r. Fesler, of
Wooden, of Indianapolis; chaplain. E. r.
Brown, of Monticello; secretary, John Mes
Ter, of Indianapolis.
1t was decided 10 hold the next reunion
in Indianapolis about this same time next
year.
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Thirteenth Indiana Infantry.

The Thirteenth Indiana Infantry, called
the "Old Guard" met in the Circuit Court
room. The attendance not as large
usual, many living in the northern part of
the State having attended the 6. A. r. en-
campment at Chicago, where regimental
reunions were also held. The secretary re-
ported eleven deaths within the last year.
The morning session was taken up with
routine business. At noon lunch was
spread. and speeches took up the after
noon. The following officers were elected:
President, j. w. Carnagua; vice president,
ID. ID. Anthony; secretary and treasurer,
George T.. Lowry. William A ketcham,
former attorney general of Indiana, is a
member of this regiment and attended the
reunion. The reunion adjourned to meet
Wednesday of next years state fair.
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COL. sTREIGHT's REGIMENT.
Annual Reunion of the Fifty-First In
fantry Held.

The Fifty-frst Indiana Volunteer In
fantry held its fifteenth annual reunion at
the residence of the late Colonel A ID.
Streight yesterday. The grounds were
beautifully decorated and the old veterans,
despite the rain. enjoyed every minute of
the time they were together. After an
elaborate dinner the old soldiers assembled
in the house and listened 10 the reminiscent
talks OF their old comrades for the remain
der of the afternoon.
The annual address was made by the
president. Robert Montgomery. of Shelby
Vile. Others who spoke were Colonel l. "
Walker ID. l.. Wright. William Lynn, John
p Smith. III. X. Henby, A. q. Weaver and
NJ l. Johnson. Five deaths were reported
since the last annual meeting. Seventy-six
of the regiment were enrolled. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. Robert Montgom-
cry Shelbyville: vice president c. d. Ewes
Evansville; secretary and treasurer, Ma
rion Fitch. indianapolis: chaplain, p j.
COLON. Indianapolis. IL was decided TO
hold the next annual reunion in this city
on Wednesday OF fair week next year
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In Superior Court room No. the Thir-
teenth Indiana Cavalry held its reunion.
This regiment is also widely scattered.
and the representation was small compared
to the gallant band that galloped to the
front in the sixties. The members of the
regiment pulled their chairs close together
and spent the afternoon in conversation
going over their campaign in the South.
Rev. A Blake of Paramount, the retiring
PRESIDENT. was presented with a handsome
wine glass by Amos A. Covalt. OF Green
town, in a neat speech. The officers
elected for the coming year are: President,
hoil C.. Irwin, OF this city; vice president,
u. w. Stage, of Upton; secretary, F. w.
Verbarg. of North Vernon; treasurer, S.
H. Moore. of this city: chaplain, j. IF. Rey-
nolds of Mohawk The next regimental
reunion will be held i'm this city on Wednes-
Gay, OF State fair week. 1901
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Twenty-sixth Indiana.

Sixty-nine out of seventy-hve living
members OF the Twenty-sixth Indiana In
fantry met in Superior Court room No. 2
and held a prolonged session. a number of
vigorous speeches were made, and when
Harry c. Adams expressed his contempt
for a man who would not take his hat of
loudly applauded. The officers elected for
the ensuing year are: President, Frank
Hollis. OF Kirkland: vice president. An
Grew Graham, of this city: secretary, c.
G.. Long, Of this city. Before adjournment
a committee was selected TO draft a greet
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carriage I'm which Governor Mount and
W. T. Durbin were riding was ovtrturned
In front of the Denison Hotel yesterday
morning. by being struck by a street car
One of the horses was slightly injured. but
the occupants of the carriage were un-
harmed and proceeded to the Massachu-
setts-avenue depot ON a street car. The ac-
cident was due To the reckiessness OF the
driver. who had been instructed 10 rush
10 the Union Station 10 catch a O'Clock
train for Peru. where Governor Mount and
Colonel Durbin were billed for speeches
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second Indiana Cavalry.

The Second Indiana Cavalry met in the
Prob. , Court room and the reunion lasted
the g ,ter part Of the day. This was the
first valry regiment raised during the
war 3r the rebellion. The regiment
started for the South in December, 1851, and
was mustered out at Nashville, Tenn,
President Broadman being absent, James
II. Kelley occupied the chair. The new
officers are: President, James II. Kelley;
secretary, G. T.. Merrifeld. Next years
meeting will be held in this city on
Wednesday of State fair week.
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NEW CONCERNS.
Great Activity Along Industrial Line.
I'm Indiana.
The following articles Of incorp

The following articles of incorporation
were filed yesterday:
The Union City Tile and Brick Company
of Union City; capital stock. $4,000 Dr.
recfors: John NJ. Good, a. Il. Whiteside
and Charles G. Shepp.
The Noble County Telephone Company,
OF Albion: capital stock. $4,000 Direc-
torate TO consist of nine members.
The Finch x Moffett Manufacturing Com
pany, OF Union City; capital stock, $40, COO
Directors: Ebert A. Finch, John L. Mof-
felt and Mary l.. Moffett
The Medora State Bank, of Medora; capi-
tai stock SJ0.000- Directorate to consist OF
seven members.
The Indiana Oak Lumber Company of
Winamac; capital stock, 5000. Directors
John G. Sharp, Eva NJ. Sharp, Laslie c.
Sharp and W. G.. Sharp.
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PERsIMMoN BRIGADE.
The Annual Reunion OF the Associa-
ton Held I'm This City.

The Persimmon Brigade held its regular
annual reunion in this city yesterday in
the rooms of the George II. Chapman Post.
G.. A. r. There We're about one hundred
Of the old members of the brigade associa-
ton present The business meeting was
held in the afternoon, and the officers for
the ensuing year were elected as follows:
President Rev Charles w. Stewart. DAN
Vile. secretary and treasurer. j. n. Cas-
sell. indianapolis; chaplain. ]. w. Raglan.
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Cora Taylor yesterday brought suit for
divorce from her husband, Andrew j. Tay-
lcr, alleging that he once struck her on the
head with Ratchet, leaving a large scar
that she will carry to the grave.
Elizabeth Thompson was another COM
plainant for divorce. She alleges that her
husband, Argillus Thompson, tried to get
her TO secure divorce so that he could
marry younger woman.
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shelby County Appeal Case.

Another of the Shelby county cases was
filed on appeal in the Supreme Court yes
terday. The appellant is John G. Ferris.
deputy auditor under Carson. who was
convicted on the charge OF presenting a
false claim to the amount of $50. He was
given an indeterminate sentence in the
Indiana Reformatory of from two to four
teen years. His appeal is based on an as
signment of errors.
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The Thirty-seventh Indiana held an all
day session in the grand jury room of the
courthouse yesterday. The campfire
which. was to have terminated the reunion
last night was not held on account of the
bad weather. The president of the asso-
citation is Campbell Patten, of Greensburg,
Ind
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Three symphony Concerts.

II has been decided by the management
OF the symphony Orchestra to give at least
three. and possibly four, concerts during
the coming season The first viii be in the
latter part OF November. AS usual outside
talent Will be employed TO assist local
members The recent canvass for subscrip-
tons has been very successful and the
prospects for successful season are good
Mrs. Henry Kahn was elected member OF
the board and appointed 10 the position OF
recording secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-20
The wabash Railroad Company

Will sell round trip tickets to Kansas City
Mo-, at one fare plus 81 on October TO- IL,
Is and 10. Tickets will be good to return
up to and including October 90 Free re-
clining chair cars and Pullman seepers
on all through trains.
The Wabash is the shortest and quickest
line to the West. For full information
address G.. d. Manifold, D. p. A., In
dianapolis, Ind.
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z. o. Hopkins, receiver Of the Peoria,
Decatur & Evansville Railroad, filed his
report for the month of August IN the
Federal Court yesterday. The receipts for
the month We're $3.50 59S.4: disbursements,
S12s, 2Il.os, leaving a balance on hand Aug.
81 of SAC. 327 49,
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Probate Court Cases.

Robert B. Bagley was yesterday appoint
ed administrator of. the estate of Felix L..
Davis. and gave a bond of $500.
Lucinda e. Cation was appointed admins
tratrix of the estate of Mary L. Adam,
and gave a bond of $50.
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IL you desire TO assist In building up q
strong local FIRE insurance company with
out paying out any more money than other
call at No. rs East Market street and
leave list of your insurance policies with
the Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company.
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ing TO the sons of veterans now in the
army service i'm the Philippine islands.
Cuba and Porto Rico. The next meeting
viii be held at Kirkland the first Thurs
day in September 1901
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The funeral of John III. Morton. the oldest
son of Ex-Governor Morton, who died on
ST. Paul island. in the Boring straits, will
be held tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
at No. 2215 Broadway. The services will be
private.
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FAIR GROUND TRAINS.

Trains leave Union Station, 1880, HOO
IL 80 a. m; 1900 noon; loo, 80 and p. m.
Wednesday and Thursday. Sept. 10 and 20
Round trip 10 cents.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room S-vinson Carter. Judge.
The Home Brewing Company VS.. Peter Bany:
note and account Finding and judgment against
3 70 on st na 9d 1f
defendant on second paragraph of complaint for
James Craig ct al. VS.. William p strawmeyer
ct al. note. Finding and judgment against de-
PENDANTS for l,24S and costs.
Charles II. Sewage VS.. Anna &. Sewage; d.
vorce Granted plaintiff. judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
CIRCUIT COURT
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
On motion of Homer o. Allen. Harry p. Clancy
Margaret Lucretia Kirksey VS.. Missouri Snider
ct al; to quiet title. Defendants defaulted.
cree quieting title at plaintiffs costs.
Cornelia c. Lawrence VS., William II: Law
Submitted to = court. Finding for piaintff De-
cree queting title. Judgment against plaintiff
Robert Metzger VS.. Edward Dckman ct al /;
to set aside codicil Change of venue granted.
Cause sent to Hancock county.
Olga Metzger setley ct al. VS.. Edward Dick
man ct al; 10 resist probate of will Change
of venue granted Cause sent to Hancock coun-
Harry Dickman VS., Edward Dlckman ct al. !:
to set aside will Change of venue granted.
Cause sent to Hancock county
NEW SUITS FILED.
Cora Taylor VS.. Andrew ]. Taylor: divorce.
Henry stienecker VS. Laura Stienecker; d.
vorce Superior Court Room D.
Elizabeth Thompson VS.. Argillus ID. Thomp-
son. divorce Superior Court Room 2.
Marion Bond Company, Trustee. VS.. Margare.
More ct al; Improvement lien Superior Court.
Room 3.
Marion Bond Company, Trustee, VS. Mary
Walker ct al; Improvement lien. Superior Court,
Room I.
Byrsm Land Company VS. Frank ]. Bowers
ct al; mechanics lien. Superior Court. Room l.
Mildred Smith Charles G. Schumacher ct al /;
on note. Superior Court, Room 2
Joel Il. Elliott VS.. Frank A. Caesber ct al /;
mechanics lien Superior Court. Room 3.
Joseph Miller Fidelity Building and Saw
ings Association; on account Superior Court,
Room 2.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1905. William ]. Allen VS.. Norman MCGEE ct
al. Monroe z: c.. Appellants reply brief CD
Return 10 certiorari
1925. David c. BreedIove VS.. Mayme Breed
love: Hendricks C. C. Additional copies appel
1s4le David A. Moore ct al. VS.. Walter H.
Ransdal ct al: Clinton C. c. Appellants brief.
1904. Albert MUSES. VS.. State OF Indiana.
blackboard c. G. Appellee's supplemental brief
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
34S7. Western Union Telegraph Company VS..
Henry Henly et al. Monroe C. C appellant s
brief (S.l
1851. William c. Doak VS. the Root and Nc.
Bride Company. Vigo g. {. Appellants brief
t5l on motion to dismiss and affidavit, etc.
1852 John y. Collins vs. Benjamin c. johnson.
surviving partner etc. Dubois c. c. Appeal
dismissed under Rule ~.
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Special train Of sleepers, chair cars and
first-class coaches leaves Union Station 10
p. m Secure berths and chairs at once at
city Office, % South Illinois street.
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Sells the best hats.
% North Pennsylvania Street.
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New Pianos less than factory prices. slss
~. Save middiemsn's profit. wulschner's.
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$1.25-Cincinnati and Return-$1.25.
Via c., III. & ID. Ry., Sunday. Sent. 23

Two special fast trains. The first will
leave at $50 a. m, making no local stops;
the second will leave at Ills a. m, stopping
at Rushville. Connersville and Hamilton.
Returning, leave Cincinnati $50 p. m. Base
ball, Chicago VS.. Cincinnati.
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$4.4O-Cincinnati and Return-s4.4

Via c., III. & ID. Try.
Tickets sold Sept. 10 20 %; final return
limit Sept SO.
$3.3o-ROUND TRIP-$33o.'
On Sept 10. 81 "A, 26 ard Is, good return
ing day following.
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German Fire Tornado Insurance. Greg
DRY & Appel, Agents. 1S1 East Market
street
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BIG -FOUR ROUTE.

Excursion to Union City, wabash and
Way Points.
$1.OO and Less Round Trip.
Sunday, Sept. %.
II. M. BRONSON.
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Big Four ROut

German Fire Tornado Insurance. C.. b
Turner, Agent $50 East Market street.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
$i.2S-Madison and Return-$1.25.
Sunday, Sept. 23rd.
Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:30 a.
m Returning leaves Madison D. m.
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With a steady increase in it's production for
the past forty years, Cooks Imperial Extra Dry
Champagne now takes the lead.
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S2.OO-Chicago and Return-$2.0O.
Via the Lake Erie & Western and
Lake Shore Roads.
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The March of the Flag song book. Endorsed by
Republican national committee. Send Toe in
stamps for sample copy. Address Ii. ID. TUTE-
WILER, indianapolis, Ind.
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BIG -FOUR ROUTE.

BIG -FOUR ROUTE.
Lawrenccburg, Aurora and Way Sta
lions, 800 and Less Round Trip.
Sunday. Sept. 23rd.
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German Fire Tornado Insurance. Pet,
Pfisterer. Agent, &c Virginia avenue.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Louisville and Return.
$3.50 Round Trip.
Sunday, Sept. 23rd.
Special train leaves at a. IN.
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Special train leaves 1880 a. m.
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When your eyes need treatment test, exam
inc and at glasses at reasonable prices. J. p.
Mutually, Diamonds and Jewelry, Is Monument
place.
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Big Four Route.
Terre Haute Races. Vigo County Fair.
s. % Round Trip Tickets sold Sept. "a to
g. good returning till Oct. 1.
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Vapores que SO esp8Ta1

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lara a este puerto del 20 al 81 del pre-
Sente mes.
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10 del presente mes.
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FIIETES

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