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VERDICT is CRITICISED
ONLY ONE BOY FOUND GUILTY IN
CRIMINAL COURT.
Two Other. who Took Part i'm Riot
Acquitted-They Winked be-
hind Their Hats.

Alfred Andrews, William Johnson and
Joe Drake. boys charged with melting a
riot at Fairview Park one week ago last
Sunday. were yesterday tried in the Grim
inal Court by jury on an appeal from Pc
lice Court. The trial lasted all day, and
after the jury was out three hours a YER
dict was returned acquitting Andrews and
Drake and filming Johnson SIS and costs. In
Police Court Judge DAILY fined Johnson
s25 and costs and sentenced him TO one
hundred days in the workhouse, and the
other two boys $50 and sixty days each.
Prosecutor Ruckelshaus says that he
worked as hard as he ever did in his life
TO convict the boys and was assisted by
Attorney Blair. a coloFed lawyer. The de-
cision Of the jury did not meet with the
approval of any of the Criminal Court at
tacheS and many who heard the case. Inc
evidence was OF such a nature as TO be
difficult to convict the boys, Prosecutor
Ruckelshaus says, although II was plain
that they were guilty and were In the
crowd that made the trouble.
After the jury had returned its verdict
the boys who were acquitted got up from
their chairs and started to leave. Judge
Afford raped his gavel on the bench and
commanded them to sit down. Then he
I. proceeded to give them and their parents
advice. He said: The court has heard
the evidence in these cases, and l will say
to you parents keep your boys away from
= - - ~ NohN ~ a ' NAANAAA.
If they ever come before this court again
and it is possible they will certainly be
punished. If you care for your boys now
is the time 10 take them i'm hand and not
allow them to go in crowds of other boys
10 Fairview or lSewhere. This is a warn
ing TO you and your boys. If you boys
ever get into trouble again I Will see that
you are brought before this court and
promptly tried and punished. The jury in
this case has given you who are acquitted
the benefit of a doubt and that Is all. And
as FOR you, Johnson, | will say that the
jury has been very lenient."
When the judge finished speaking the
boys hid their faces behind their hats and
winked and laughed at each other and at
some OF the older boys and friends VINO
were standing near them. Johnson's fine
was stayed by his father and the trio left,
passing jOcular remarks back and forth.
Prosecutor Ruckelshaus said of the de-
cision: y am greatly disappointed i'm the
verdict. Unless juries lay aside all preju-
dice and mete out the punishment such
offenders deserve the next thing Indianap-
oils will have will be a race riot, and per
haps after a few innocent people are killed
then justice will be done"
The Jurors who returned the verdict
argued that it was the first offense of the
boys and that many witnesses had testi-
fled TO their good character.
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%sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF a decree to me
directed from the clerk % the Marion Circuit
Court ~ Marion county. Indiana, in cause No.
1870. wherein Thomas r. Hensley Is PLAINTIFF
and Louis kaminsky et al. are defendants. re-
quirinE me 20 make the sum OF one hundred and
Ei.ty-ulne dollars and eighty-One cents tS169. SD.
Is provided for in said decree. with interest and
costs. VIII expose al public sale TO the highest
bidder son
SATURDAY. 18th DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, 1901.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and I
O'Clock =. m o. sad day. al the door OF the
courthouse q Marion county. Indiana. the rents
and profits FOR a term not exceeding seven vears
Of the following real estate in Marion county
Indiana
Lot numbered nineteen dg. in Russell heirs.
subdivision OF outlot numbered one hundred aud
twenty three t20. in the city OF Indianapols
s. recorded in Plat Book 2 Page "a of m
records Of the recorders office OF Marion county.
Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a sp<-
hcf2nt sum % satisfy said decree. with Interest
and costs. / viii AZ the same time and place ex-
pose 10 public sale the Zee simple OF said real
estate. OF 50 much thereof as may De sufficient ~
discharge said decree. said sale viii be made
without relief from valuation or appraisement
laws q SAITICV
sept . 1901. Sheriff Of Marion County.
y 4 Msers. Attorney for Assignee.
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Personal, Local and General Notes.

The Hooking Valley road earned in Aug
ust $4i9.144.3O. an increase over August. 1900.
of S5. 74.54.
Samuel Barlow. who represents the VAN
derbilt lines at Omaha. is in the city for
a day or two.
The Peoria & Eastern lines earned in
August S22S.6l5.46, an increase over August.
1900. of S~5O.SS7.45.
The Big Four lines proper earned in
August 81. 720.50542. an increase over August.
1900. of S27O,566.65
j. j. Turner. fourth vice president of the
Pennsylvania Company. is spending his
vacation at Mackinac island.
The Vandalia will run its Home Visitors
excursion TO points in Indiana. Ohio and
Kentucky. Sept. i, limit of tickets. thirty
days.
J.. b. Hutchinson. general manager Of
the Pennsylvania. has returned from a
vacation of one month, spent on the Pa
Cihc coast.
The Association of Travelling ocomotiv
Engineers wiz hold the annual conven-
ton at Philadelphia. beginning Sept. 10.
being In session four days.
j.. y. Merwin. who recently retired as
assistant general passenger agent of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie lines on account OF
i'll health. viii spend "A few weeks in north
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Why Rosenberg Was Locked Up.

Ed Rosenberg. OF Muncie. Ind, was
fined 81 and costs yesterday in Police Court
for drunkenness. Thursday morning ne
entered Captain Kruger's office and stag
gered 10 the desk. Kruger did not look up
for several minutes. Rosenberg finally
said: Il want 10 make some news here
saloon and i spended 50 last night and then
they threw me out the back doors. l goes
back this mornings and after spending s.
more 1 gets 'throwed' out the front door"
Kruger asked for the name of the place
saying he would go and see about it,.
Rosenberg said, Oh. / knows you. You
fellows are all in with them thieves
Kruger said: Get out OF here"
Rosenberg got" and a moment later
was telling the same story TO Sergeant
Scheigert, who sent him TO the turnkey
where he was locked up.
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Presbyterian.

FRET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-southwest
corner Pennsylvania and New York streets.
Rev. NJ l. Haines, D. D.. pastor. No preaching
services tomorrow. Sunday school meets at 9:45
a. n: Young Peoples Society Christian En-
deavor at 645 D. m. Midweek prayer and con-
fereHce meeting on Thursday evening at 7:45
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
81 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. No preach
irg. tSunday school. 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting.
ThuJtday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Mayer Chapel
Corner West and Norwood streets. The Rev.
Clin .rd Mcbride. pastor. Preaching, 1870 D.. m.
only Sunday school. 2:30 p. m. Edward p. Mat
thews. superintendent Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 1880. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all these services.
TABERNACLE Meridian and
Ele rsnth streets. Rev. J. Cumming Smith,
ID. T., pastor. Sermon at IL a. m. by the Rev.
J.. P Marshall. ID. D.. OF Franklin. Ind. Sunday
school at S4S a. m Young peoples meeting.
7 p. IN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young man for position.
giving experience in Office, sales and manufac-
turing departments. Address, with age. etc.
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR A GOOD MAN"
care Journal.
WANTED-Cabinet makers. Immediately; six
good men on hardwood refrigeratOrs; steady
work; ~hfty-hve hours per week through winter;
close at noon Saturdays; wages, % cents per hour.
LOCKLAND LUMBER 20. Lockland, O.
W~ANTED-For e. S. army able bodied. un-
married men, between ages of Il and So; citI-
Lens of United States, of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and write
English Recruits specially desired for coast and
field artillery For information apply to recruit
ing OFFICER. % n. illinois St, Indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED-Tin plate mill workers.: competent
rollers, doublers. heaters. catchers, screwbOys
and shearmen are offered full rates at jobs in
our nonunion mills now running or soon to be
started; full protection and steady work guaran-
teed. Apply, stating experience, TO AMERICAN
TIN PLATE CO., 1916 Carnegie building, Pitts
burg, Pa.
WANTED-Earn a good salary while we pre-
pare you for a professional career. Write for
circular, 'Salaried Positions for Learners" and
learn how 300. 600 young men and women advance
TO positions of trust and profit. INTERNA-
TlONAL CORRESPONDENTS Box
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dianapolis.
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NEW SUITS FILED.
HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1861. Edward A. Getchel VS.. Chicago
Junction Railway Company. Porter S. G.
Appellants brief 81
1859. John Tevis VS.. Louis Hammer
smith ct al, etc. Clark c. C. Appellees'
brief Q2)
1868. Asher P. Howard ct al. VS.. Indian
apolis Street-railway Company ct al. Han
cock c. c.. Appellants petition for ex-
tension Of time, etc.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1924. Home Electric Light and Power
Company VS.. Carroll Collins. Elkhart G..
G. Appellants petition for oral argument.
1916. Wayne Township. Marion County,
VS.. Thomas A. Jeffrey ct al. Marion S. G.
Appellees' brief 50
1888. State of Indiana ex rel. Board OF
Commissioners of Dubois County. Dubois
G. G. Appellees' brief 8.)
1874. Franklin Letter ct al. VS.. Eli T.
Spohn. Fulton c. G. Appellants brief on
motion to dismiss 81 Appellants reply
brief @.)
3649. indianapolis Abattoir Company VS..
Harry H. Temperly. Marion s. c. Appel
lant's application and ffidavit to file re-
ply brief. Appellant given ten days 70
New Case
4137. Jacob FRANKIE VS.. William L. Gar
rard ct al. Delaware c. c. Record. As
signment of errors. In term. Bond. Proof
of service and refusal to join by co-parties.
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Methodist.

CErfTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CIfURCH-Corner Central avenue and Twelfth
street. Sermon at 10:45 a. m. by the pastor. Rev.
Chsses G. Lasby. d. d. Sunday school at $3.50
a. II. Class meeting at same hour. Evening
services under auspices OF Epvcrth League from
z toss. All are cordially invited.
ROBERTS PARK NJ. E Del
aware and Vermont streets. Sunday services:
Pre4ching. IL a. m. and 7:45 2. m. by the Rev.
a. a Trever. Morning subject, Christian En-
thug Evening theme, Development and
Destiny" Glasses. $50 and 9 a. m. Sunday
scheol. 10 a. m. Epworth League, $50 D. m.
MidTeek service Thursday evening.
MEsIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CIURCH-Rev. II. 5. Hilton will preach at
10:4< a. m. No evening service. Sunday school
at $3.50 a m. EpwOrth League at 6:45 2. m.
PraEsr service Thursday evening at 7:45 D. n.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
sixteen Transfer. Made Matter of Rec
ord Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record In the recorders
ofhce of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending al ; .. m, Sept 6. 1901. as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty ana
Loan Company, No. ls East Market street. BOta
telephones zoos:
Thomas ]. Hamilton 10 Ira b. Bugbes,
Lot ?. Munson's sub OF Lot %. Hanway
& Hanna's oak Hill add. fountain
Park add. eGraceiand av. near $50 81 N.wtm
"a, Rud6eII & Vinton's PARK Place add
Senate av. near 18th so..@....-.~... LloO
Bridget i. Farrell TO Lummie y. Dono-
van. Lot ls4, Bradley, Denny q At
kinson's z. Westinghouse add. Brad
ley ST, near New York sD-...--..-..-.. 1000
Nettie Meyers to Theopilus NJ. Shank.
Lot AZ. Charles Martindale's Jackson
Park add. Corner Martindale av and
VIM. W. Lineberry to Thomas ]. Tsnin-
Of Sfr Lots O. i il and and z %. vajen'. s sP sis
add CTaooma av. near Pope aO...:-. t@s
/ BIZ IS Lemeke,s sub Of part OF
ner Beecher st and Singleton sO......-. 100
Josephine Clark to Mary McGlynn. part
OF Lot 81, Nanblaricum's sub OF Out
lot 2l. Ullinois ST, near McCarty ST.. Do0
David A Coulter 10 John g. McCul-
Tough. undivided one-halr OF Lot %.
Corner Yandes and 18Th sts).......--4- Da
'i hos Il. clinton clinton L. H HGsss Missouri Essqua
add. walden st. near Missouri st).... rwa
Let Z. J. H. McKernan's sub OF part
Of the E 4 Of the n " \ OF Sec $
Jacob Schulmeyer 10 Frederick Berner.
jr., S \ OF Lot IS. Hubbard, Martin
dale & McCarty's sub OF part OF Blk a
in Hubbard, Martindale a McCarty'a
e o.
Picken & Loftin's E. Washington-st
add. (Beville av. near Washington So. 0a0
Francis VI. Gordon. secretary OF Acton
Cemetery Association. 70 Henry Baaa.
" = OF Lot s.. Acton Cemetery..-. M
Christian Pothast 20 Fannie Greenuan
part OF Lots 81 and IS. in T. A. Levi
& Co.'S Arsenal Heights add. CBevfls
aV. near Iilden In
Fannie Greenman 20 p. T. MoWhirtsr.
same as MISUNDERSTANDING. see
Lots 81, I4. 14. 1s7. l6e and 10. in
Woodruff Place add. east. Yves. ana
Middle drives. near 10th so..-........ ISra
"
Transfers. Is: total consideration.
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Rev. r. V. Hunter has returned from the
East and will occupy his pulpit morning
and evening. Mrs. Hunter ana fanny
have returned from Winona Lake.
Mrs. Mary Wright Sewall has retuTns9
from Buffalo, where on "Wednesday she hSIu
the last of a series of conferences on IN
ternationalism. These conferences Were
held i'm the Woman's Building on the ran
American grounds, the object being 10 ~
tend a knowledge OF the international
Council and its work into the South ano
Central American States represented al the
exposition. There is already a thTlNMS
national council in Argentina and the WORK
received great encouragement Mrs SeWali
* now permanentlV at home.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF's SALE.


BY virtue OF a certified copy OF a decree 70 ne
directed from the clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Marion county. Indiana, in cause No. 62235.
wherein AntOinetta Reichwein is plaintiff and
Thomas F.. Quill ct al. are defendants, requiring
me &C. make the sums Of money in said decree
provided and in manner and form as therein
proviCsd, with interest and costs. / Will expose
at public sale l. the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF PIE
Der, 1901.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m. OF said day. at the door OF the
courthouse OF Marion county, Indiana. the rents
and profits for a term not exceeding seven years
OF the following real estate in Marion county,
1ndiara-
Lots numbered six CD and hfty-three (5S). III
Kappes q Franks addition 10 the city OF Ia
dianapolis. and lot numbered one ID. I'm block
twenty-seven 20, in Beaty's addition to the city
O. Indianapolis.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a SUI
ncient sum 20 satisfy said decree. with interest
and costs, I Will at the same time and place ex-
pose TO public sale the fee simple or said real
estate or 50 much thereof as may be sufficient to
discharge said decree. said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or apprafsement
laws. EUGENE SATrT Nv
sept. q 1901 Sheriff OF Marion County.
kealing & Hugg. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Riverside Park Boating.

The Park Board yesterday again post
poned action regarding the revoking of
the boat privileges at Riverside Park held
by Norveil & Sullivan. The matter will
be decided at a full meeting of the board
next Friday. Norveil was present at the
meeting yesterday with his attorney and
wants to be released from his contract, as
he is losing money. He rOpOseS TO pay
the city his delinquency and asks the city
TO pay for the dock he built. Superinten-
dent Power says the city owes his firm
nothing. 1t is said that some arrange
ments will be made to continue boating
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Ask for Police Protection.

DR.. Furniss, w. w. Christy and the Rev.
E. l.. Gillian. yesterday called on the
Board of Safety and requested better police
protection for their race, particularly at
Fairview Park and in places where trou-
BILE occurs. The board said that special
police arrangements had already been
made for Fairview Park and that it will
see that additional precautions are taken
to suppress all lawlessnesS and attacks
upon the colored people.
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Permits.

f warman. repairs. II East vsshinstss
street: cost. $500.
W. H. Fultz. shed. FAN creek and Collier.
avenue; cost. $50.
T. 3. Laycock Manufacturing Conpsny snrins
and boiler house. Tenth street and canal, eosS
$50.
c H Hilsenbars. tive frame dwellings, rear
S2 West Maryland street: cost, 500.
sarah J. Hanway, barn. .2it North nlinOis
street; cost. SIS.
B. J. LantE' shed. 1910 Holloway avenue: oss.
Sarah B. Gilbert. addition. a1 Talbot .v..s.l
cost $500.
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BUsINE CHANCE.

BUSINESS rare chance to secure
an interest and remunerative position in a sub
stantal company. Applicant must be prepared
20 in<est a small amount and furnish references.
Address at once d. NJ. BRIGHT, Room IS, Lom-
bard building.
BUSINESS C~HANCE-An income OF SLO00 per
yeas can be secured by any one who will take
the trouble TO investigate our plans: no gold
mine, oil well or gambling scheme: simple.
straightforward business proposition. THE
JUMIAPA CO, 6i5-62l Fullerton building. 81.
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Works Board Order.

The Board of Works has ordered the
company wrecking the old Bates House to
remove the lumber it is storing in the old
Pyle House, and orders the removal TO be
done in forty-eight hours. The Indian
apOlis Fire Inspection Bureau has notified
the board that if the lumber is not removed
insurance rates on surrounding property
would be raised.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS
Vim. L. Rice. 2s05 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old. $3.50; new, 1852. Territory west OF
White river.
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THE LOAN OF $4,000.
1t Is Made by the c. W.. Bridges In
vestment Company.

The bids for the temporary loan Of $50
600 were opened yesterday in City Con-
troller Dunn's office and the loan was
awarded to the c.. w. Bridges Investment
Company at 3 per cent. and 50 premium.
The other bids were j. +. Wild & Co, 5
per cent: Security Trust Company, 31s per
cent; Capitol National Bank, 3 LIE per
cent; Indiana Trust Company, 4 per cent.
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Deputy Attorney General Charles =
Lockhart has just fairly aegun his investi'
cation Of the books in the city clerks Of
fee. II will take him two or three weeks
to complete II aid at that time II will -
determined whether the stayed nnes viii be
collected by suit or IN the regular way.
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John j. MuIder SHES.

John j. Mulder yesterday brought suit
against the indianapolis Street-railway
Company and the Indianapolis. Greenwood
& Franklin Railroad Company for $50
damage. He says a broke trolley wire
the street.
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Work on Illinois Street.

1t is feared that the resurfacing of IL
linois street with asphalt will not be fin
ished in time for the Odd Fellows gather
ing, Sept. 10. If it is necessary. the city
will continue the work on Sunday in order
TO have il completed.
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City Engineer Jeup has reported to the
Board Of Works that forty of the resident
property owners along Northwestern ave-
nue. to Elmira street are in favor of the
Improvement Of the street, and that there
are nineteen demonstrators. The board
will take the matter of improving the
street under advisement until Monday.
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ConEreEatfonaI.

PL mouth CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Southeast corner New York and Meridian
strCsts. H. g. Meserve, pastor. Residence. 1411
PARK avenue. Morning service in the lecture
rooA at 1O:45. Sermon by the pastor. No even
ing service. Seats free. All are welcome. This
wiz be the last service that can be held in the
church.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner Del
SPARE and Walnut streets. Rev. Allan 3. Phil
pu&. pastor. Services tomorrow at 1O4S a. m,
coIclucted by the pastor. No preaching service
In Sthe evening. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
christian Endeavor Society at $50 p. m Inter-
mes late Society at 4 p. m. Junior Society at 3
%. Ia. Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7:45
o'c4ck. Every one welcomed at all these serv-
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CHURCH
Baptist.

fast BAPTTsT CHURCH-Northsast corner
Nv York and Pennsylvania streets. The Rev.
J. villers. pastor. win preach at a
m. land 7l5 d. m. Bible school. $50 q. m B. 7.
gu, sB D m. Midweek services Thursday
svsding. The pastor and people extend a cordial
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Episcopal.

ST.PAUL'S CHURCH-Corner New York and
usnois streets. Rev. Lewis Brown, Phi. d.,
rector. 1880 a m, holy communion; $50 a. m,
SurTay school: 1O:45 a. M. mathis and sermon;
4.30. p. m, ST. Phillips cOlored mission; 1880
p. -, evensong end sermon, The General Con-
venson In San Francisco and Its Work"
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2,916,962.79
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FINANCIAL.

DENTISTRY-S. F. EARHART, ENLIST RE
MOVED TO liz W. WASHINGTON ST,
IRON BLOCK.
STOVES y REPAIRS.
STOVE REPAIRS-Repairs for all stoves. H..
A. SMOCK, AS Massachusetts av.
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THE DRAMA.
At the Theaters TO-DAY

"e i"-DaS'
ENGLISHS-"School for Scandal" 2 D.
m; King John" S =. m.
PARK-'A Thoroughbred Tramp" 2 p. m.
and 5 -. m.
EMPIRE-Bon-Ton Burlesquers. 2 .. m.
and S %. m.
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ROSCOE S. BEALL DEAD.
He Was Formerly Employed by Louis
g.. De<chIer.

Roscoe S. Beall. formerly Of Indianapolis
died at Dayton, o., yesterday afternoon OF
typhoid fever. He was twenty-four years
of age. Beall left indianapolis about nine
months ago and prior TO removing from
this city lived with his mother at S0 East
Walnut street. For three years he was
city salesman for Louis G.. Deschler. The
funeral will be held at Franklin. Ind, on
Sunday.
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-sEPT. 9.


|ceorre auc Flora Fetsch. 1877 williams street.
(wuliam z. and Maggie Karrer, ISN East FIJI
|charles A. and Halle Newly. SIS South Key
Zone avenue. boy.
Wv. +. and r W. woodruff. 6s Diron 1Fe"
sHarry and Annie Cohen. $40 EDDY street, girl
kHenry and Frances Terry. b4 Minerva street,
3Patrick and Mani. o'Connsr. As South West
lreet. boy.
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The Empire State Express on the New
York Central is now hauled by the new
AtIantlc type of engine, and this has en-
coach for this train
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III OhE-
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
E & &C 'Phones-New 317O; old 2z75z.
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WANTED-Location and company for d handle
factory; will furnish machines and part capital.
Address SEAVER & WICKMAN. coo f. Front
St, Cincinnati, O.