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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-13

Senator Beverage arrived in the city yes
terday. coming on private business. He
said last night that he had taken advan-
tage of a lull In the proceedings of the
Senate to look after some purely private
business In this city. The lull in the Sem
tae is caused by the hlibustering Of Popu-
lists on the army bill.
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DIED.

CHANDLER-At Battle Creek. Mich, Friday
evening, Jan. II, 1871, Sarah T. Chandler, aged
nlnety-six years. Burial at Indianapolis. Notice
OF funeral later.
GASTON-Dr. John NJ. CASTOR, on Friday. Jan.
II. 1901. at Z O'Clock a. m Funeral from his
late residence, 237 North New Jersey street, Mon
day. jan "A, 10 a. IN. Burial private.
Observation-Disclosures M. Friday. Jan. IL. 1901.
at 3 p. m. Funeral from the residence of Mrs.
T.. T.. Boring. so West Michigan street, Sunday,
Jan -, at 2 D. m. Friends invited.
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Snfrifunlist.

sPIRITUALISM-The First Spirftualist Church,
corner Alabama and New York streets. sun
day services az i0.45 n. m. and 1.5 p. m. prompt.
Rev. Edgar w. Emerson. the widely known
speaker and delineatOr or spiritua phenomena,
occupies the rostrum. After the lectures Mr..
Emerson gives tests. Regular Wednesday even
ing meeting at 7:f5 O'Clock. All welcome
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now under the care of physicians. Mr.. An
derson, lessee of the Grand, has however,
engaged the musical team of Raymond,
West and Sunshine, long known as leaders
i'm minstrelsy, to take the vacant place.
The act substituted is a much more ex-
pensive and in every way a more desirable
act than the act originally billed.
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The attendance at the Zoo yesterday and
last night was very large. and the Free
Kindergarten viii reap q large reward In
". including Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison.
wrote to Mr.. Bostock. thanking him Tor
his courtesy and comp1imcnttnx the form
Of entertainment given # TIN Zoo-
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Lee Davis. Silas Hall. Charles Landers
and Sim Butler, were each fined so and
costs by Judge Afford. in the Criminal
Court. yesterday, for dealing In the lottery
business. The cases were appealed from
Police Court
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Chief Clerk votaw. of the railway mail
service went TO Lebanon yesterday after
noon TO ascertain the exact cause Of the
interruption OF the mall service on the Mid
land Railroad I'm Montgomery county Mr.
yofaw was satisfied with the arrangements
made for the emergency.
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congregational.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Southeast corner OF New York and Meridian
streets H g Meserve. pastor. Residence. 14i1
Park avenue. Sunday school. $50 a. m; 1913
q. n. morning worship. with sermon by the
pastor: z.45 p. IN. illustrated sermon on The
Reformers" Seats free. All are welcome
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STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only nrst-ciass storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING Or HOUSEHOLD
FOODS A
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wANTED-Bookkeeper-Experienced in builders
office and bank. Fine penman; can furnish
bond. Age %. Address, PERMANENT c, care
Journal.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Christian.

THIRD CHRISTIAN cHURCH-Ashiani ave-
nue and Thirteenth street, cariOs G. Rowlison,
pastor. Sunday school al 9:15 a. m. Morning
service at 1870. Sermon. Destruction OF Evil
q Phase OF Jesus Mission" Evening service at
7s30. Sermon, The Redemptive Work OF Jesus
Music by large chorus choir. Mr.. +. a. Cotton,
director. c. T.. meeting at Sis p. m Strangers
are always welcome. Take Colege-avenue car TO
Thirteenth street. and walk one souare east
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dence heard. Finding for plaintiff. Decree OF
divorce Judgment against defeudant for costs
Defendant defaulted. Submitted 70 court. Eyt-
dence heard Finding for plaintiff Decree OF
divorce. Judgment against plaintiff for costs
vorce. Defendant defaulted. Subnittedsto court
Evidence heard. Finding for plaintiff Decree
Helen p Rssnst. .ivsn n1sin,ifY judgement
against defendant for costs.
Alexander Kahn ct al VS.. Leopold Rauh ct al;
injunction. Caise dismissed. Costs paid
Thomas Cousins VS.. Mary Cousins: divorce.
Defendant defaulted- Submitted 10 court Eyi-
divorce. Judgment against plaintiff Tor costs
Order forbidding marriage within two years
pe 1slsSx au defasiseS ys- s E1s3 HSfe to Court aisG ESi.
dence heard Finding for plaintiff. Decree OF
divorce. Maiden name of plaintiff Daisy MOI
costs ssRs restored Judgment against defendant for
Mary ]. Mclaughlin VS.. James H. Mclaughlin;
court Evidence heard Finding for plaintiff.
Decree Of divorce. Custody Of child Grace: given
court g per week for support OF child; Judg,
Matte NJ Bird vs. Ed G Bird ct al; divorce.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
Lee Davis: policy. Finding guilty. Fine $50.
Silas Hall; policy. Finding guilty. Fine $40.
Charles Sanders. selling lottery tickets. Find
Robert Thomas; profanity. Finding guilty.
t1ne 81.
Alexander Butler; incorrigible. Andrew Butler
hles affidavit. Committed TO reform school.
Andrew Butler; incorrigible. Finding not
guilty.
GRAND JURY REPORT
Sim Butler; policy. Finding guilty. Fine $50.
Ernest Williams: grand larceny. Finding
guilty. Fine 81 and imprisonment in workhouse
for six months.
NEW SUITS FILED.
John S. Terrell VS.. Albert Z. Storm; me-
chanfc's lien, Superior Court Room l.
Harriet Shields VS.. Indianapolis Street-rail-
way Company; damages. emand 5000. Cir
Lewis Dangler VS.. Tessie Dangler; divorce.
Superior Court, Room /.
New Albany National Bank VS.. Central Power
Company; on note. Superior Court, Room 2.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1886. John Born VS.. James Marklin ct al.
Marion S. c. Appearance for appellee.
194se. Isaac Pinney VS.. State OF Indiana. Mon
roe C. G. Brief for State.
IS4eS. Charles Gutheil VS.. James r Goodrich.
Randolph c. .. Appellees petition for additional
time.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
Sell William r. Reynolds VS.. Ester L. Pur-
son ct al. Marion s. c. Proof of publication.
1869. New Telephone Company VS.. Daniel
Foley. Marion S. c. Appellee's brief 0)
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wANTED-HELP.

W~ANTED-Good reliable men and women to
work for investment company in each locality.
500 per month guaranteed. G.. * o. INVEST
MENT COMPANY, Newark, n. J.
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New ~Jerusalem.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-e25 FrIth Alabama
street. Rev. Willis L. Gladish, y mister. Sun
day school $50. Service ard sermon II o'clock
Subject OF sermon. Theological Poison I'll
Kings. iv, 40 The Holy supper viii follow the
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PATENTS.
wANTED-sITUATION


PATENTS-Patented ari unpatented inventions
bough: and sold. LUCAS * CO, St Louis, Mo-.
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APPELLATE COURT.

SOIL William r. Reynolds VS.. Ester l.. Pur-
son ct al. Marion s. c. Proof OF publication.
1869. New Telephone Company VS.. Daniel
Foley. Marion s. G. Appellee's brief 50
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FOR S~ALE-Snaps for speculatcrs; Western
Kansas lands and lots; bankrupt prices. 4
MONROE. Hays. Kansas.
FOR SALE-Fifteen-room railroad boarding
house. Furnishes 800 10 1000 meals per month.
VIII sell cheap II taken at once for cash. Ad-
dress. care Journal
REAL ESTATE-One OF the nnest homes in
Morton Place. elegantly carved quarter oak
finish. nicely arranged. east front Only SO. 600.
Let US show you this property. A. J. MEYER
< CO., IA East Market street.
REAL ESTATE-Double house. four rooms each
side. good repair, city water, cistern. cellar,
sewer connections. paved street. Good neighbor-
hood; always rented for SIC monthly. Good invest
ment. ~ j. MEYER & CO, la East Market
street.
REAL ESTATE-Modern ten-room house on
North Alabama street, corner lot 55x150. only
5000. Space for double house in rear fronting
paved street. VIII trade equity for improved
property. A J. MEYER & 90, 14 East Mar
ket street.
REAL ESTATE-Elegant modern home, north,
hardwood floors. quarter oak finish. every con-
venience possible, all improvements made and
paid Plenty Of natural gas coolest weather.
only $500. Investigate. A. ]. MEYER & Co,
IA East Market street.
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1886. John Born VS.. James Marklin ct al.
Marion S. c. Appearance for appellee.
194ss. Isaac Pinney VS.. State OF Indiana. Mon
roe c.. G. Brief for State.
594eS. Charles Gutheil VS.. James Goodrich.
Randolph C. 9. Appellee's petition for additional
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-13

300 BOOKS FREE THIS wEEK-Perfume.
music and notions. 1900 in all. One free
with every copy OF Happiness at Home" to
advertise IT. Call early. rs Virginia avenue.
WANTED-Twenty-hve ladies ana gentlemen
singers and dancers, for the season; good, IT,
liable engagements secured. Tickets advanced
to join Amateurs wishing to learn. call PROF.
RAYNO. go w. Ohio. Omen day and evenings.
RAILROAD.
I want to buy or construct short railroad or
water works. Deal must be a good one. Give
full particulars. Lock Box GA, Dowagiac, Mich.
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WANTED-Three rooms and bath. nicely fur
nished for housekeeping. References Address
or call upstairs. 500 North Alabama street.
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FOR SALE.

~oPTICIAN-Dr. Emerson Dru,y. Speciality: eyes
examinec. glasses furnished. 29lz Mass. ave.
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FOR ALE per cent rentals, $1,000 IL per
cent rentals. 5000. Half cash. New. VIII
LIAM DRAPER. Indianapolis.
FOR Stable. centrally located
and doing a good business. Call or address,
ia Maryland street. Indianapolis.
FOR SALE-Minerai spring sapltarium with
hotel In Spencer, Ind, $500; furniture in
Guided; finest mineral water; nc competition;
one-third down. part trade; rare chance Tor
hotelnan or physician: reason age Address
CENTRAL SANITARIUA, Spencer, Ind.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-02
BURIAL PERMITS.


ir7t. drowned. '7' ,
Hste Andsrlc. IS. Hail and Des,rehan: rncnrn-
Iidfasulus. @ '''
A&olph wunsch. IS 2ie soulard: sulcll.
trouble. iu''h
Charles seibe 70. 1:l5 South Seventh: hear, dis
J!oseph Psanger. % days. 1876 North Tenth: de-
rnarasinus. ' '''
Daniel l.. Kiiroy. day. FEMME Hospitals:
MaEgie blanche ta. Female Hospital: debility
enieritis - NS'''
nilen R.chn 5s ?Ie5A Garrison: nephritis.
Maria Ellar1i. a. 81. Johns Infnarv. nIaia-Ia.
trnenteritis
;;.: Ne;;e Nichols. q. St Johns Hospital: peri
Mary h. Bastian. SO. 1eoo South Twelfth: gas
,.l David Crowley. IS st. Johns Hospital. con-
poisoning '"' '''--
John Cannon. q City Hospital; accident
James Adams. %. 2i23 Dickson: hs9-, disease
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MISS0I RI

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo. Oct. 1.-The S.--etsr- -,
-tate issued certificates OF Incorporation TO ths
following companies: ~ '''e
city: capital stock. So 300 INCORPORATED ~ W w
" Taberner. Geo. II. Monahan. Munroe p. Relch
Joplin Heights Improvement Company Of Ion
I'm: capital stock. S2o.0N. Incorporated h- James
'A Viii
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice IS hereby given TO all persons concerned.
PURSUANT the written request Of five stock
holders Of said company. owning than
one-third Of the capital stock Thereof as pro,
rided for in article II Of the bylaws Of said
company. that a special meeting Of the stock
holders Of said Bell Telephone Company OF Mis-,
rptri is hereby called and convened, to be held
at thu office ~ the said company in the Tele-
phone building. southeast corner Of Tenth and
Olive streets. in tho city pf st Louis. No. on
Tuesday. the fifteenth day OF October. 1901 al the
hour Of o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day.
the object and purpose Of which meeting is ~
fiji vacancy in the Board Of Directors ot said
company hy the election by said stockholders OF
a director of said company.
EDWARDS WHITAKER.
Vice President NJ the Bell Telephone Company
II Missouri.
Attest: Fritz Nisrct. Secretary.
St Louis. Mo. September Il. 1871.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Leo Gass. 2sis-1 Wyoming: fats: S5.erj
a w Lambert and a X. Deacon rear 200 In
Gust; warehouse: sf7. .i29.
A ". Lambert and \. Il Deacon, .loO I.o-
Mrs. Steinkoetter. ilI7A Penrose. Dwelling.
$500. '"s'iiHs'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


AMMsAAcEnSellie MsAs,hs-s Courtney to Charles
ARsRSAfG2. R1aftl- n, di-';.--, n 8 ss, v,a::.s 81
ana Michigan: Robert hoYer NE m'1ngs9,t to xas9.t
1ssassscy Iagmascm l.: $50 25sa
'kkssgScia5s kasss;S k5se1, r. us s. bet Ies and
Mccawley-yv. d..-.......... '',', o''i'a" ,
ELElyEM1H,5l nl;,s,1S H, LII, a, M = ie, VII:
mel 20 Herman zurdwes-rT d dse.. z
LILY E.ft-'i r.. in; Herman Eur
70 ton and and Nsws,ead: Charles Meyersieck ts'.
10 sidney SctIieie--w. d. d...-..-............ 80,
and SsEsfe@a Jos'ph weiis ifs to PfRfftGn wiIiiS@
H5EToN PLAcE-Ss IT in n. :. bot 1850
hsader hr0a to L5ais aaa bheT%W bhGalsm2Tt Charles
sGgsstine; John zimmereT; 10 william iiihaS fha rt
HARTFoEp.Ss ,Isra n: John zimmerer to 'so
LEnrc. It. s. $. bet Marcus and H'so
Cote Cote, Brinisn,e: George Cooper to Louis
MERaMg- fl, Frank Roter1nuni /, i
Nsp IsTeid Mtt}. Hyiand.qtc: nc d.;...;;.
and. and Compton; JerOld Hylsnd to FfsnE
s,Ifis-l., FITS ., 49, ,,;;;;..... 4775
HsTeii: + Forinan net to tIliGa IdSa 22s Hssda iaf
rENNyYIv.xT,,.::s;; S;i - -; 1000,
9,;randy and Bowen; Mlnta wrifh, 's5 to-
rENNsYLvANrAE59 r.: Rose Banstar i
>, to M!nta WrtGht-qtc, d.. -.
j IN N~h bN ANlA-3s #. Rose Ranister
to lanes Wright-Gtc. d..................
ST. FERDINAND IT. n. =, bet Tay-
i2r and Cora. Tom Hoyes to Tom
-rIi%W h2yss, Jr,-T ID; -; 800
and Glasgow: John Gerdelman to Ben
TWENTY -FTF-rH-25 IT. @ s. bet Nat '-
nrsi Bridge road and Salisbury: Ernst
,i.?., 10th to ., Charles Muen.hermw d. 2s5o
,'arl lane; Emma copelin to Fred De
hteah--w. d.-............ ................. / clg
WEST PINF-157 TT !, in n s. net
kings highway and Euclid: Michael
b!ieilley 10 Antlers Investment com
vistNs visstRyN-w !, ;,.:,., 5aooo
schumfter-w d.. .................... 80
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
Three Lines for Fiye Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Ezra.
CooK-First-class cook wants situation; city
references. 721 Ohio ave.
cooK-stuation By hrst-ciass German cook
no postal card. 1896 s. Tenth.
COOK Situation by colorsl eirl as cook o,
| general houseworis. Apply ii25 olive.
COOK Situation hy nrst-class cook in first.
| II required. 2oS y. Twenty-nnth
| COOK situation wanted by strictly frs,-clas.
GSEiry @SaR ",E @ at to @ a;st Mara wh washing; city or
| o'DoK-sltuation by frs, class cook in first
| class family; laundry work. Call before II
O'Clock. ia :. Compton.
| DREssMAKER - Experienced dressrnaker de-
| sires family sewing: si25 per day * 2s5. Re
| public.
| orSEGIRI,-Situation Icy girl to do ligh.
tousework. Sli Wright st.
noUsEwoRK-s -situation by coIored gorI to ID
general housework. can give references $7Ss
Ru'ger st.
I.AUNDREss-w -washing and ironing to take
home or 20 gu; by the day. Bell Ditto. s0T Mont
rose ave.
day. to 90 to the house. 2ilS GLASGOW
sTENoGRAPHER : First-class s,enogrspher
and Office assistan; desires permanent position
Over GeiNi 10 years " 2:s. Republic '''' ''
e-~->'"GR RhPIIER-Eiucated; f-st-class; six
good Office assist; best ref. employed present.
K 2sS. Republic.
woRK-A lady going 10 Kansas city. Mo.
expenses. 1e3 Republic.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
,,a,, ,AccoUNTAE$TmA,n M accountant wants sssa
Sntrlatn ave-
APPRENTICES OF Il would like position
~ wholesale house TO learn good trade. G l2e.
Republic.
BARBEE-Do you want barber? II so. write
IA, Republic.
dr a 9Tba2g P9Ti2n s5n as saTssT ss ,p
nish references: am married man. + liS. Repub-
BARTt NDER-.C;ooa mixer: ten years expert
ehce; single: would leave city. r rs. Republic.
BARTENpER-A young man. stranger in city.
and and Know how 70 handle any class II trade the
lGeailon may call for: will work to interest Of
e"'p'oSer- !. 10. Republic.
BookKEEPER-PositIo as bookkeeper or as
slstint hy an experienced bookkeepsr with good
Recommendation. 12a. Republic.
BooKkEEPER - situation by WE'LL educated
S"Lie man as office assistant or bookkeeper: .x-
public. '''t u 10. re
q tRk-Clerk desires afternoon or evening
"ofh' clerical or litefEry work. 2sa4 I-clede ave.
,LLRh-Experienced grocery clerk wants posi-
non' Inn' Cah speak German: Al references VIII
Ell. 'is n broadway. st. Louis Mo.
sMtAGmMAN-s ctmlI Situation by competent German
.ufachHiah and genera! work, sober and Indus
..ous. teietence1 given. A 49, Republic
lsi Position by good sober mau as driver
". 1u cry ~ deHNe-y wagon. J 12i Republic
ENGfNEER-Fositiou as engineer. have had
,aI ssIs eAIrrlence in railroad engineerinE:
good references K 2si Republic.
~, fIhE;MAN-situation by married man as fire.
na os sS,s Sna sober: references. Call or ad-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALL. those desiring help seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
Of the State Labor Bureau of Statistics. Sl3 \
Chestnut st. Situations and hep furnished free
OF charge Tel Kinloch a 9s1
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NEW, order: hostlers. stock feeders: $. Africa
Married couple: farm: Ill. sio expenses
All kinds hotel and restaurant help
Wages 81 Sc, s.. week: steady work
Farm hands. mixers. gardeners: mixers soI
LOB raili al lahorers teamsters. West 81 81, 81 10
Grocery CLERKS. s35. 50: assistant office man
colored houssman. colored porters col. foorrnen
800 tierrakers, Southern Mo. Ark: free pass
Bslluen. bus and billiard-rourn men: steady
RailIoad news agent. through Colorado Limited
firemen. s35. so, board: work guaranteed
Factory laborers $50. 81. -. 81 pay weekly
Cheap rates. all points south and southwest
MSieteers. hostlers listed for S. Africa. report.
All work as represented by the oldest
And largest Employment Co. in ST, Louis
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT CO..
- s.I..I,
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
AR KANSAS

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Crockett issued certificates OF incornoratjo, ~ q
follows today: ''' AZ
The Arkansas. Missouri Mining ronron,. ,r,
rianna. Ark. capital, seDOsa Incornors;,.s ia
j n Jarrett. J. Ernest Jarrett r. N. SnII
;Iniiiy IN Lesser. j. W Hayes. a. j. Vance. x
Mayfeid. Dunn Company Clarendon: capf,al
SssDp lncorpornturs-W. l.. Jefferies j. n
Chapline. NJ. J. Norrisey ID
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Wedding Rings tSoiid GoId).
fihest qualities. Sc TO so. Nermod e
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-02

PANTRY MAN wANTED-First-clsss pantry
man: good reference. Hotel Beers
PERMANENT position requiring no canvassinR
for the right man TO represent old-established
company having 500 600 capital: SIS salary the
first month. not conditional on results: $500 and
expenses the first year. payable weekly direct
from our office: absolutely straight salary; no
deception: opportunity for promotion and increase
Of salary: state age. references and business e1-
Philadelphia. Pa.
SwITCHMEN VANTED-Experienced switch
ohi Burlington building
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-06-08
FISHERMEN ARE ENGULFED
rnteen OF the UnfOrtunates Go Down Off Charleston
HarbOr

ermen was abandoned at dark Satur
day when the cutter got into port
with the sad news. It was thought
during the day that the boats had
drifted to places of shelter, but the
failure Of the government vessel to
lind trace of their whereabouts con-
WINGED the crowd of watchers on the
WharVes that the men were dead.
|, Captain Joe Watkins, Of the Messen-
ger Boy, was the only white skipper
supposed to have.perished.
Relatives of many of the fishermen
wait for news of their loved onea.
They cannot believe that so many
victims would be caught in one
storm, and in spite of the little hope
held out, they wait and believe tl.at
the lost will be found. Experienced
shippers, however, say that there is
not one chance in one hundred that
the fifteen were saved.
The negro fishermen of Charleston
on every day except Sunday, sail be-
You'd the bar, many Of them out of
sight Of land, to catch fish for this
and neighborihg markets. Their boats
are small cat-rigged craft, which i'm
presses the stranger as unsafe even
for a trip in the inner harbor.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-06-08
NEWS CONDENSED
And Put Together in Readable
Form--Happenings by Land
and Sea..PersOnal and Notes.

A daughter has been born to the
King and Queen of Italy.
Brigadier General Thomas Wilson,
U. S. A., retired, is dead.
A mob of United States soldiers
wrecked saloon in San Francisco
J. P. Morgan, acting as trustee,
will name the Northern Pacific direc-
tors.
Two thousand operatives in paper
mills at Holyoke, Mass, are out on o
strike.
An alleged plot for flooding Wash
ington with bogus street Car tickets
was detected.
The grand jury at Chicago, it is
said, will refuse to indict Dowie, the
divine healer"
Fifteen fishermen are supposed to
have been drowned Friday near
Charleston, s. O.
The Pennsylvania legislature passed
an important amendment to the street
railway act of 1889.
The Southern Railway, in spite OF
the strike of maohinists, Is operating
without difficulty.
The grand jury at Honolulu is in
vestigating charges Of bribery in the
Hawaiian legislature.
For the first time q Filipino in
London has applied for a United
States passport. Ambassador Choate
has been instructed to issue one.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-06-08
CAUGHT in SQUALL
Three Boats of the "MOsquito
Fleet" with their Entire Crews
Swept out to Sea.

Charleston, s. C.-Fifteen fisher.
men are supposed to have been
drowned in wild squalI which blew
up Friday afternoon while the "mos-
quito feet" Of fishing boats were an.
chored off the east coast. There were
eight boats fishing at the time. The
storm scattered them to the four
winds and all save three were sc-
counted for.
The missing boats were the Anna
Julia, the Messenger Boy and the
Knife. There were Is men on the
three boats. When the supposed dis.
aster was reported the revenue cutter
Forward went to sea and skirted for
thirty miles around the light ship,
but came back with the report that
not a sign Of life or disabled boats
could be seen.
All hope for the safety of the fish