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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-17
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE-Of fine furniture piano, car
pets. etc, will be sold on Monday, June Is. at
$50 o'clock. at the residence. No. 5zS North
Pennsylvania street; two very fine folding beds
Zone OF which cost 500; five elegant bedroom
suites costing from 500 to $50 EACH: variety
OF fine rockers, oak chiffonfer. splendid ebony
mantel mirror. French plate; mahogany Daven-
port, choice sideboard extension tables, dining
chairs. Perfect fremont range. with warm
ing closet; very superior cherry bedroom suite.
with toilet mirror; oak chevel dresser. with
French plate mirror; three iron beds. with brass
trimming: large refrigerator $50 lbs capacity:
large quantity OF Administer. body and tapestry
brussels carpets. large rugs, mating toilet
sets. etchings, hall tree. cotton mattresses,
porch settees and chairs also. very superior
piano: In good order in fact. the furnishings OF
twelve rooms. G.. W. MCURDY, auctioneer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICEs-Hardwood floors cleaned and polished
by experienced man. 215 S. Illinois. Room 10.
NOTICE-s1O0 to $3.50 Paris and return; hotel,
guides carriage drives included; Switzerland,
Passion Play. ARNESEN TOURIST AGENCY,
Chicago.
NOTICE-The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Star Savings and Loan
Association will be held June q, 1900, from to
$50 D. m, at its Office, southeast corner Wash
ington and Meridian streets, for the purpose of
electing directors to fill vacancies the board,
and for any other business that may be brought
before them. JAMES N. SWAN, Pres.
II. II. FAY, Secy.
June Is, 1900.
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Removal of Center Poles.

City Engineer Jeup and the street-railway
the removal of center poles on East WASH
ington street. 1t Is proposed that the feed
cables be placed in alleys parallel with
Washington street. It Is claimed that this
will be dangerous in fighting fires. and Fire
Chief Barrett says such an obstruction as
the feed cables will make II hard to get
into burning buildings, besides making 1t
dangerous to life, as the insulation may be
torn away and the firemen exposed to live
wires.
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Fora Leach yesterday fled, In the Circuit
Court, petition for an allowance for her.
self and two children, while the divorce
suit of her husband is pending. Recently
her husband William Leach, brought suit
for divorce, alleging that his wife was
abusive, that she struck him with fence
pickets and sticks of wood
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The fire department was called about
O'Clock yesterday morning to 292 East
Washington street. where the barn be-
longing 10 Mrs. May was destroyed by fire
which started in an unknown manner. The
loss was about 500. The flames spread 70
an adjoining barn. but were put out before
any material damage had been done.
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WANTED-By established. weli-rated firm
scheme or speciality men to sell an exceedingly
attractive and salable line. Special terms and
unique Inducements High-prtced investf-
gate Box 25i. Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Up-tO-date travelling salesman for
line calendars and advertising specialties; must
have experience and hrst-clasS references. Sal
airy and expenses TO right man. KERN CON-
PANY. advertising department.. Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coffee and tea or gro
Gerry salesman having an established trade
among the best class OF retail grocers by large
importing house. Address. with particulars
COFFEE p. o. Box 1906. New York city
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Licenses were issued to the following in
surances companies yesterday to do busi-
ness in the State Of Indiana:
The Supreme Council of the Royal Ar
canum, of Boston. Mass; fraternal.
The Security Accident and Sick Benefit
Association, Of Seymour; assessment. acci-
dent and sick benefit company.
The Model Life. of Indianapolis; assess
ment life company.
The National Union, Toledo. O.; fra
The Supreme Council Royal League. of
Chicago; fraternal.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAI~Detective service In every branch.
/ make q speciality of locating missing per-
sons, investigations made, divorce evidence coll
lected escorts furnished for strangers visiting
the city, reliable men sent to all parts. Terms
gagements. No charge II not successful per
agreement Address r. W., Postofflce Box Isl.
Philadelphia, Penn.
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LOST.

LOST Scotch collie yellow dog. Return for re-
ward to SIS North Pennsylvania street.
LOST-A pair OF small opera glasses. Please
return to 1923 North Illinois street and receive
reward.
LOST-A box of buttons; one dollor reward for
their return before Monday evening and no
questions asked DIR. G. d. KAHLO. lis East
New York street
LOST-A dress suit fell from steps of Lake
Erie train between yiaduct and depot Satur-
day evening at 10:25. Liberal reward paid for
its return to S. l.. GOODE, 2042 North Meridian
street.
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Frank Core. huckster. living at Frank
lin, went to police headquarters yesterday
morning and claimed to have been robbed
OF SIS by two patrolmen. He was unable
to give any description Of the men and lit
tie credence was given his tale He said
the patrolmen found he had no vehicle
-
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In the Probate Court.

Thomas Sheehan was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Sallie Hop
kins, giving a bond of s., 200
Ida F. Fisher was appointed administra-
trix Of the estate Of Adolph Fisher, and
gave bond of S1O0
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his wife, Jennie E. Garinger, yesterday,
for divorce. He alleges that she did not
treat him as wife should and that she
told him she wanted a "moneyed man. who
could put on style"
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The Fresh Air Mission will have its an
nual opening Thursday afternoon and even
ing OF this week Music viii be furnished
by the Boys Brigade Band. There will
also be drill of the High School cadets.
under the command of Captain Thomas E.
Cathro. at 4 p. IN. The public is given q
cordial invitation to be present.
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wallace Hulls. Of 72s Belmont avenue.
had a revolver in his pocket yesterday
evening and while walking on New Jersey
street, near washington street. was unable
to resist the temptation to shoot A.
result be WAS locked NJ q poles hood-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-10 per cent. rentals. 81, 200. Owner,
40 North Senate; evenings. Rooms TO let
FOR SALE-House OF 10 rooms; north; strictly
modern; must sell; owner leaving city. CAMP
BELL. IS Baldwin
FOR SALE-Elegant thoroughly modern resi-
dence: North Meridian; very choice location:
one OF most desirable homes in city, cost nearly
$40. 900: you can buy; bargain; will take smaller
property part payment l. n. RICHIE, los
East Market
FOR SALE-Big bargain; beautiful, modern res
idence, zine rooms; laundry, bath, furnace ce-
uented cellars; handsome cabinet mantels COM
bination gas fixtures. quartered oak finish, attic
over all: handsomely decorated. excelently To-
Gated: College avenue: cheap at $500; will sell
for less; must be seen 10 be appreciated; liberal
terms l. ~. RICHIE, los East Market street.
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make IS daily selling the
cheapest and most perfect water filter ever In
vented Retaiis at 81 So Big profit Exclusive
territory. SENECA FILTER CO. Seneca. NO.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~>~O~~N~~~~~~~~~N~~
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-Make your money
earn your salary; 500 invested by my safe
speculation plan in grain or stocks has made
more money In thirty days than mechanic
in sixty. Send for free particulars Gus
toner and bank references. RICHARD JONES,
investment broker, 40 Exchange place. New
York.
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WANTED-An experienced baker: Will pay good
wages Address GEORGE HESSELDENZ,
nartinsville, Ind
WANTED-Men and boys in every town TO buy
up old printed postal cards, not used Address
NATIONAL CARD CO. Chicago.
WANTED Experienced detail drug and sur
gical solicitors. Address, with references the
PHYSICIANS GUARANTEE CO, Fort Wayne
Ind.
NANTED-Man 81 good character: deliver and
collect for old established manufacturing
hcuse; 500 a year and expenses guaranteed.
Address MANUFACTURER. third floor, $50
Dearborn ST. CHICAGO
WANTED-Energetic. trustworthy men 70 travel
appoint agents and make collections for corpo-
ration with sz0.e1 capital: 500 per year and ex-
penses guaranteed Unusual opportunity. Per-
naanent position UNIVERSAL Box 733. Phil
adelphia-
WANTED-Btg snSney for hustling saiesmen
We want good in every town TO take
oreers for made-to-measure suits, overcoats and
pants. Our prices are lower than any other
tailoring house in the United States Write at
Sncs, with references, for large sample OUTFIT
terms and territory. TIE WARRINGTON
NOoLEN AND WoRsTED MILLS. Chicago.
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$318.S55.38
Excess disbursements account

The result to the Terre Haute & Indian
apolis Railroad Company of the operations
for the month of April after charging up
expenses, taxes, interest on the company's
bonds and rentals of leased lines. was:
Profit operating T. H. &
T. r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $12,609.21
Other income ............... 10000
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted partner. lady or
gentleman, with 800 TO open store; SIS per
week guaranteed. Money secured. Address H.
care Journal.
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STORAGE.

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STCRAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks; only frst-class storage solicited
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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wANrED-sIrUArIoN.

wANTED-As bookkeeper; two years expert
ence. Best OF reference. Address E.. care
Journal
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s12,609.21
10000
$15.009.H
Less two-sevenths loss OPP

Grating ST. L., ". e T.
H r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3,S51.64
Less loss operating T. H.
& P. r. R.............s 1s. 1Ss. 1872, o4o %
Deficit to 7. III. & 1. r. r.
Company for April....... S,031.02
The expenses of the month include the
cost of two new locomotives at $12, 900 EACH
one of them for the T. H. & I. Railroad,
and the other for the St. L., ". & T. H.
Railroad.
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vANDALIA STATEMENT.
The Report of Receiver Malott to the
Federal Court.

Company, for the month Of April. 1900. filed
in the United States Circuit Court yester-
day, shows:
Cash on hand March 81, 190o...... 1914, SO
Receipts during April ............ 7S6, 476.54
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cLAIRvoyANT.

cLAIRfOIANT-Cal and see Mrs. Griswold and
Be convinced there Is person In the world
who knows every secret wish OF your heart. your
every trouble, hope and anxiety. Gives null de-
eafl 70 past. present and future Iife- As East
South street
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OPTICIAN.

OPTICIAN-Dr. Emerson Druley. specialist. Eyes
examined. glasses furnished. 229lz Mass ave.
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WANTED.

wANTED-Four men to deliver and collect;
small bond required Call after p. m Mon
day, operators stand. Denison Hotel
WANTED-By manufacturing concern lady ste
nographer; must operate Smith machine; would
consider bright young girl Just out Of school,
Answer. with full particulars, stating age refer
ence and salary expected Address l., care Jour
nal.
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quarters and charged with carrying con-
oealed weapons. He was somewhat under
the influence of liquor when arrested
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$1.161, 410.S7
S42555.49
Disbursements during April.
s3iS,S55.3S

$l.161. HOST
Disbursements during April. S42,555 49
Cash on hand April 80, 1900. s31S, SIS. IS
Receipts Nov. IA. 1885, to April 30,
1900 $50 966, $40 So
Disbursements Nov. H. 1886, to
April 30, 1900. 3Os47, sS5 20
Balance $s1S, S55. 3S
The settlements made on account Of OPP
erations prior to the receivership up to
April 80, 1900, were:
Receipts account prior business. S42, 310.75
Disbursements account prior busi-
ness II, 10
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TO LET-ROOMS.

TO LET-Two furnished rooms. $50 East
Eleventh street.
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Pouder's picture framing is the best and
most reasonable In price, - Massachusetts
avenue.
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Observation-Disclosures.

wANTED-Twenty-f ladies and gentlemen.
singers and dancers, for the season; good re-
nsbe engagements. secured. Tickets advanced
60 join Amateurs wishing 70 learn. call PROF
RAYNO. go W. Ohio. Open day and evenings
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CHURCH NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Interdenomf atfona1.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Closing
day OF the Christian ard Missionary Alliance
convention at the Second Presbyterian Church,
afternoon and evening. June IL. Rev. A -.
Simpson. New York. president and general SUI
rerintendent. will preach at 25O p m ana f'49
evening. Ali will be cordially welcomed
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FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE-Lovely dwelling. too good TO rent,
near Seventeenth and Illinois, IS. 900; one-half
CASH or two-thirds in smaller rental properties;
balance on long time. T. A. GOODWIN, 122o
College.
FOR sALE-Binder irvine special inside
prices, delivered at any railroad station. Say
how much Irvine you require and we will quote
YOU a very low price. Address SEARS, ROE
BUCK & CO. binder Irvine Dept), Chicago. ILL.,
FOR SALE-I wish to sell OF the best farms
in southern Indiana, containing 6lb12 acres. All
cleared and in cultivation. except fifty acres
reserved for timber and woods pasture See
farm at Fort Branch, and see me here, 32l1
Upper Third street, Evansville. Ind. B. j..
DAY
FOR SALE-Merry-go- and swings. 7i1
n p gasoline engine and German organ:
plays % tunes All in fine condition Must sell
quick on account OF death OF my father In
Germany which calls for my presence there.
Address MRS. w. PULLMAN, No. as East
Market street, Huntington, Ind
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

,o>@>~%~~~~~~
w r. C-ReguIar meeting Of Geo. H Thomas
Corps No. 20, Tuesday June 19, at 2:30 p. m
Election Of chaplain. ELLA H BILLINGS,
president
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

thieves secured but little OF value. The DO
lice were unable TO locate them.
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FINANCIAL.


IOANS-Money mortgages c. =. SAfLES.
i35 East Market street
TOANS-On city property: So per cent; no com
mission: money ready. G. NJ WILLIAMS &
CO, 319 Lcmcke building.
EONEY-To loan on Indiana farms; lowest mar
ket rate; privilege for payment before due; we
also buy municipal bonds. THOS. e. DAY q CO'
Rooms s05-S12 Law building. Indianapolis
FTNANCIAI-Loans made to honest saiarted
people holding permanent positions with re-
sponsisle concerns on their own names. Easlest
terms. Get others rates then see us Strictly
CONFIDENTIAL SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN
co. 2O7 Indiana Trust building.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
to loan In sums OF
SO, SIS, $40. $50, $50, 500, $Zoo
or any amountso
FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS,
BICYCLES. STORE FIXTURES, ETC,
At rates which honest people can AFFORD TO
pay. The property TO remain in your undis-
turbed possession. -
EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY
CALL AND SEE US.
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
LOAN COMPANY.
Room 10. 147 East Market street
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-07

One Of the peculiar features of mod
ern war, as shown in the campaigns of
the Last ten years, has been the elimina-
ton Of factor formerly considered
most important In all equations of in
ternational battle - the physical
strength and stature OF one soldier as
compared with his adversary. Before
the invention OF gunpowder 1t was
foregone conclusion, should two armies
equal In numbers and In discipline
come into action, that the victory
would rest with the bigger, brawnier
fighters, while IN many cases armies Of
giant athletes literally hewed their way
to mighty conquests through myriads
of feebler foes After men began to
fight at longer range II was still the
hope of the general who led the bigger
men that he might get to close quarters
and huri his giants upon their smaller
enemies Down to Napoleon's time this
idea held good, and the great Corsican
won battles through the crushing
charges OF his six-foot imperial guard.
Even to a more recent date 1t was a
fixed theory that 1000 Englishmen,
through their greater strength and
STATURE, COuiQ OeIeat l,UUO frenc1men
or Spaniards ON an open field; while,
on the same principle, regiment of
Americans WAS counted superior to q
regiment Of Mexicans. With the COM
ing of the Mauser, Krag and Maxim,
however, this theory passed forever.
Not once In FIVE battles do the foemen
get close enough together for ths
weight and bulk of the man behind the
bayonet to tell. Gallantry is still re-
quired, for only brave man can stand
against the pelting fire Of an invisible
antagonist but giant strength is now a
lost factor. The little japanese, trained
to shoot and slowed behind an earth
work, could hold bis own against the
biggest soldiery of Germany or Russia,
and, in fact. would have a marked ad-
vantage in a sharpshooting duel on the
principle that small mark Is less easy
to hit than large one. With the pass
ing of the giants glory goes much of
the romance of war; but war is a ro-
nance no longer-it IL a Flooding sci
encs of the dullest kind
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-07
Gen. Aauino surrenders.

Washington, July 3.-The following
cable, dated Manila, was received at the
war department this morning:
General Aquino, prominent leader of in
surgent forces, surrendered Internationally
to First Lieutenant John O'Connell, with
the Macabebe scouts, on June &c, with ga
rifles and ammunition.
MACARTHUR"
General Macarthur also cabled the fol-
Lowing:
General Ricarte, leader of the threat
ened uprising in Manila during this year,
recently very active, was captured July l
by native police between Pace and Stana.
The event is important in relation to the
conditions in Manila
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-07

u q. Brothon, Arthur Newton, Roy
Campbell, Alfred Brown; one man, un-
known, dying; Samuel Matthews, Sophie
Foncer, Mrs. Louise Binger, Effie Rob
erts, Dot Flemming.
At 10 o'clock 10 dead bodies had been
received at Hoska's undertaking rooms.
They were:
-Four boys, one girl, ii men.
Only one, Robert Steele, was identified.
There are the dead bodies of five at
Roberts undertaking rooms. They are:
One child, three women; one man, con-
ductor of the unfortunate car.
Wagons with dead bodies are constantly
arriving.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-07
Imperialism the Issue

Kansas City, July 6.-There will be no
minority report on the platform. The OPP
position has decided that such report
would be useless.
The committee on resolutions completed
its work on the platform and adjourned
sine die.
The vote on the adoption of the report
was unanimous. The conservative ele-
ment of the committee ON platform are
highly pleased with the making of inn
perialism the issue of primal Importance,
and some of them express the opinion that
this declaration will ue of greater benefit
to them than lAe omission of reference to
the ratio would have been.
The platform committee has changed the
order of the presentation of subjects and
placed the question of Imperialism in the
front place, making ii in this way, and
also by actual declaration, the paramount
issue. 1t says: "While other issues are
vital, the question of Imperialism strikes
at the very existence of the republic"
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-07

One of the most remarkable features
Of modern industrial development ia
the making Of profit by the prevention
Of waste This is especially noticeable
IN our 1--we stock industries. The per-
lection OF process made possible by the
prosecution OF business ON a vast scale
under one control has found out new
uses, so that what In the beginning
was pure waste, and what was always
waste In small establishments, has
been reduced practically to nothing.
Certain portions of food animals that
were formerly thrown away yielded
ons of the large Chicago packing
houses In one year 100000 pounds of
neats-foot oil. 1000, 900 pounds of fer
tilizers, 6,250,0O0 pounds Of giue, H.
100000 pounds Of material used In max
Ing artificial butter, and 100000
pounds of crude fats. 1t Is now said
facetiously that everything about the
hog Is coined into profit except his
squeal. Only few years ago cotton
seed was g nuisance to the planters.
Now it is an important source of In
come, and the uses of cotton seed oil
and oil cake are constantly increasing.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-07

A New York Young woman is TO be-
come rich mans wife because she
returned to him a wallet filed with
money that he lost and she found
This should serve as lesson 30 all
girls. She might have kept the money
and used 1t for her own pleasure. but
In that case her conscience would have
troubled her. Now she will have a
chance to carry the pocketbook, and at
tho same time be able to go to bed with
Q hight heart