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wreck i'm Big -Four Yards.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 15.-West-bound
through freight No. II on the Big Four
tonight collided head on with a Lake Erie
& Western switch engine in the Big Four
yards and both engines are badly dam
aged, but the trainmen escaped by jump
ing. The Lake Erie engine was deliver
ing cars, and mistook the telegraph opera
tors answer to a question about the track
being clear.
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Big Gas Well shot.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MUNC1E. Ind. Nov. ia monster nat
ural gas well was drilled i'm last night for
the Economy Gas Company, a private cor
poration. on the Anthony farm, two miles
from Muncie. The well was shot to-day
and flows two million feet a day. A sec
ond well is being drilled on the Preston
farm. not far distant, for the same COM
many
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-16
Administrator Files suit.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Nov. l5.-Enoc Drumm.
administrator Of the estate of William
Driscoll, to-day filed suit for $4,000 DAM
ages from the Big Four Railroad Company
for the death OF Mr.. and Mrs. Driscoll on
a street grade crossing of the Big -Four In
Muncie. The buggy the old couple occu-
pied was struck by the Southwestern ex-
press and both were hurled 10 death.
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WILL MAKE GOOD II DEFICIT.
ElLbart's Treasury To BE Reimbursed
by Brother of Resigned officer.

Special to the Indi gnapolis Journal.
ELKhART. Ind. Nov. ia. NJ. Abel. a
wealthy farmer OF Conway. y. D., is has
tening to Elkhart TO furnish securities Cor
"a loan To pay the Ss.5S6 shortage OF his
brother. Il. =. Abel. who has just resigned
The office of city treasurer after being
found to be delinquent. The loan has been
negotiated and awaits only the fling of ac-
ceptable securities 10 close the deal. The
city will be fully reimbursed and tho
bondsmeu relieved Of responsibility.
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Light Damages Awarded.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WARSAW. Ind. Nov. ia Islander suit
i'm which Mrs. Shinn sued Mrs. Phirster for
$2.O0O damages has been on trial for sew
eral days i'm the Circuit Court. Scores OF
witnesses have been in attendance and much
interest was shown. Last night. 10 the
surprise OF every one. the jury brought in
a verdict OF 81 and costs.
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Mayor Bookwalter was elected under a
pledge to improve the administration of
city affairs, and no person is more inter-
ested In the redemption of the pledge than
himself. IL is to be presumed he thinks
the changes that have been made in the
police and fire departments will conduce
to this end. and the elaboration with which
he and the Board of Safety have acted in
the matter justify a belief that the event
will so prove.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-16
New Armor Put on Trial.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ia private test
was made at Indian Head to-day of an ar
nor plate made by the Carbon Steel Com
pany under patents of cast metal. The
purpose is to combine 4 backing Of low
grade soft and tough cast steel with a high
carbon cast steel face, which may be made
of any proportionate thickness. This plate
is six inches thick and was attacked by n
six-inch gun. both shots cracking the plate.
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whirIed Around "A Shaft.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, Nov. 15.-Patrick Hemp
hill. aged ffty-two years. was probably ia
tally injured by an accident at the Fair
bank plant, belonging TO the Republic Iron
and Steel Company. He was operating the
tapping machine, when his clothing caught
i'm the machinery and his body was whirled
about a shafting i'm mid-air several seconds
before the machine was stopped. His body
and head were badly bruised, but his most
severe injuries are internal.
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Knew Where His Fee Came From.

Brooklyn Life.
The Doctor latter seeing Mrs. Smythe)-Its
nothing serious.
Mr.. S~mythe-NO?
The Doctor-No; 1 told her a trip abroad would
prove anything but beneficial to her in her pres
ent state.
Mr.. Smythe with a sigh of relie)-Shake!
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killed i'm Railway Accident.
i to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Nov. b.-George Magce.
aged twenty-five, son Of Mrs. Virginia Ma
gee, OF this city. was killed in a railroad
wreck at Slater. Ia. to-day. Tic was a
soldier Of Company D.. observation-disclosures
sixty-first Indiana, in the Spanish war. His
body has been telegraphed for.
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Mr. Lows First Appointment.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Mayor-elect Seth
Low announced to-day that George l..
Rives has accepted the position OF corpo-
ration counsel IN the new city government.
This was the first appointment announced
by MIR. Low. Mr.. Riyes was first assistant
secretary OF state under President Cleve-
land. president of the commission named
by Governor Roosevelt TO revise the char
ter Of Greater New York. and Il now "A
member OF the New York Rapid Transit
Company. a trustee OF the New York Pub
lie Library and a trustee of Columbia Uni
VerSity.
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The delegates TO the prison congress in
Kansas City visited the penitentiary in
Leavenworth, Kansas, and while there were
shown two convicts who had been thor
oughIy reformed. Since the visit the thor
oushiy reformed have escaped. which leads
10 suspicion that the reformation was not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-16

The suggestion of leading Republicans
that the tariff be submitted to tariff ex-
perts for a report which shall be the basis
OF legislation will not meet the approval
of free-traders, but that fact is an addition
al argument I'm favor of the experts.
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fused 10 pay the salary OF so a month 40
the jail matron. Under the recent law re-
qulrlng jail matrOns, which fixed the salary
at SO a month but made no provision for
its payment. Sheriff Stout appointed his
wife matron. but not until the State Board
Of Charities directed him TO 10 so. The
Commissioner denied his application for
the salary appropriation because the Coun-
~ Board had failed TO authorize the pay
mpuf
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Where IL Commenced.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mn. Noah-Say, pa, l wish you'd talk TO Shem
and Japheth.
The Admiral-Nhat' the matter with EN-;
why, they're making an awful racket because
they have 10 sit down at the same table and eat
with Ham
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INDIANA
John Miller. Ninety-Four Years Old,
with 22D Descendants. H. Dead.

Special 20 the mai inapolls Journal.
BLOOMFIELD, Ind, Nov. 15-John Mil
Ter. aged nincty-four years. a prominent
pioneer farmer OF this place. died to-day.
He was born IN Pennsylvania June s.. 1907.
Including great-grandchildren. his living
family numbers 2O.
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THE HUMORISTS.
One

Baltimore American.
No" said Mr. Meddergrass 20 the restaurant
man: no. III not say that your pic T. Jest Ike
mother used TO make. but TN say this. it's rurt
nieh as crusty as she used to git"
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Never SRM Him.

Boston Transcript.
Tildou-By the way. Fidgett. did YOU ever see
The Merchant OF Venice
Bolton-Why. my dear boy. ! never was in
Venice In my lie. How could l have seen hlmg
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Residence of Mrs. Ebervsine Burned.

Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
Brazil. Ind. Nov. 1.-THE two-story
frame house owned and occupied by Caro-
line Eberwine was destroyed By fire to-
day. including the contents. The loss VIII
reach $500. with but little insurance. The
fire originated from a defective fue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-16
The Concord at Acapulco.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The Navy De-
partment has been informed of the arrival
of the gunboat Concord at Acapulco and Of
the Marietta at Key West. These two YES
sells are to relieve, respectively, the battle
ship Iowa at Panama and the Machias at
Colon.
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in such a movement as it would for Brit
ish officials to encourage the efforts of the
people of one OF our States to break out of
the Union.
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As the expenses Of the city government
have been steadily increasing for several
years there ought to be a fine field for the
use of Mayor BookwaIter's pruning knife.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-16
Go,ernor wood at kingston.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Nov. is.-Thc United
states government yacht kaHawha. With
Governor General Wood and his party on
board. arrived here from santiago to-day
General Wood was received hy the general
commanding the British troops here. he
will return In a day or tNo go Santiago.
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Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta CONSTITUTION.
Lots wife wuz turned inter a piner or salt
said the old coiored citizen. zen CT De days Of
miracles wuznt pas en- gone Ia lose my temper
some day en- AK de Lawd ter turn mine inter a
weeks groceriest'
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Acceptance of the Bailey.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The Navy De-
partment to-day ordered the final accept
ance of the torpedo boat Bailey.
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special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 15.-Sherin
Stout has appealed TO the Circuit Court
from the Board OF Commissioners. who re-
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Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE. Ind. NOV. l5.-Henry O..
Stocking died at his home here late last
night after a short illness. lie ran the first
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Charity.

New York Weekly.
Young Woman Gin open street CARL don't see
why some men are bound 10 smoke every mo-
ment they are on a car.
Old Woman 0oudly)-Oh. let EN- smoke. poor
fellows. 1 s'pose their wives won't let EN- smoke
at home.
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When the ~out-and-out free-trader finds,
as did the author OF the Wilson bill, that
reciprocity is not free trade, he will cease
his loud championship.
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engine on the Wabash Railroad. and prior
TO that ran the first locomotive that crossed
the Niagara bridge. He was born in Mas
sachusetts in 1915.
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What He Might DO.

BY the way. is there only one merchant il
Venice?
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places:
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To call statesmen OF the Moriarity type
peanut politicians would be a very unjust
reflection on the inoffensive goober.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
SIX N lies q ENG
Grand Army ], ,arade itnessed
z0o, GOO People.

sGfand ARMY yS9 fS arade esHtghEsSedMsby
700, 600 People.
Cleveland Sept otWiths and
Ing the threat ening weather the grand
parade Of the 3355tth annual eneamps
Inent Of the Grand Army of the Repub,
Lie was VA tnassed by sa concouTse OF
between 500 Doc and 90, 900 .ssz
Ss parade, Which started at 10
o'clock was ful Iy six miles In length
and as he bent, aged veterans passed
they were the recipients of sas sponta-
sneousa enth usi asm seId don witness ;
slss Only ~ R posts particip ateds
Dep partInent nts ma arehed IN the orde of
seniority with Illinois In he lead and
Ohio b, eourtes as placed on the
/ left Of the line. AT Bond and Superior
streets the column of sniarchers passed
before The reviewing stand upon " hieh
stood Comma eli -in-G Ghief Rassieur
and his sta q. .s s Immediately iii frontof
3 the reviewing stand were grouped hun
dreds Of school sehii dren arranged in
s the lors of ass Old ssIory. This was
the occasion pf an out burst of cheer.
Ing and pplauae rom the veterans
ffaanSalVeS 9
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
SHE hid No COUNSEL
Emma Goldman Arrai gned III Chicago
@ on Gharg of Cons spiracy gainst @
the President.
Pros scution Asked that Case BE Con
tinued Jntil Sept aIst, and
So Continued.
Question 1T Release Oh Bail isss Taken
Z Under Advise ensnt TIabeas Cor
pus Proceeding

Chicago, Sept. i agistrate Prin-l
deVille has granted q continuance ul-
til Sept 21 III the case of the anareh.
ist lecturer Emma Goldman who was
arrested here Tuesday. City Prosecu-
tor Owens stated that the prisoner
was charged with cons piracy to mlIr.
der the preside and that therefore
he desired that she be held without
/ bail.
Misss Goldman was not represented
by counsel but declared her desire to
have an immed late hearing With a
determined little snap of her teeth.
she said she was ready to proceed
without counsel. When the court
granted the continuance she said she
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
..A||9'9A9S|N 1 BREAKS silence
Tie Assassin of President Nick KinIey
Claimed to. Have Made 4 confes-
sion Of the Plot.
Says Papers Cont aiming Names OF
Eons spirarors il Plot was 5s,5ss
brown AWAY. u ss
Sewers Of Buffalo Being Searched 70,
the oapers, which were Thus 81
Disposed OF

New York, Sept. IL u special to-
The Herald from Bufalo says: 555SSsss sss.
# Leon + Czolgosz has onfesseds to
the police that his attempt upon the
life Of president Mckinley was the re-;
suit OF q cons spiracy ia which many be-
sides himself had a part So far as
can esIearned Czolgosz has refused to
mention any name except that Of
Emma oldman but papers are, in ex-
sistence which, if they can be discover
ed will lay bare the entire conspiracy,
and will result IN wholesale arrests,
followed by prosecuti ions. Although
Emma Goldman has been arrested in
sChieago 1t y is probable that she will
he brought to Buffalo for trial. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
] .zsvou uLp MAKE j TREAs ON.
To Attack Advocate Or EncourageSA
sassira fion az Presi dent. n III tl4s


ToA Attack Advoea ate Or Encourage As
sassina ion of Presid dent.
San Francisc Sept. Repre-
sentative MeteaIf Of he Third Cali
SfornIa district pr roposes TO introdnee
IA strong in1mig alton restriction meas
sure AT the next session Of congress.
He says 5Isss
;sS:i No anarchist should be allowed 4 to
land on our shores, and III should be
regarded as treason and treated as
ssuch for any man OF Woman to make
an attack upon the life of the presi-
dent or vice presid lent OF the United
States, or to advocate encourage or
approve the assassin ton or attempt-
ed assassinat on Of the president or
vice president Of the United States -
Resol olutions to this effect have been
adopted by the mere nants asst citation
OF this city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12


wanted to be allowed her freedom un-
der bond. The magistrate said that,
as the latest bulletin indicated that
the disting guished patient at Buffalo
was on the high road to recovery he
would consider the matter Of bail fur
ther and would announce his decision
later. ssss i 5y$ 3.355s s:33$55
Miss Goldman appeared in court ait
8: 80 under the eseortfef Matron Kee-.
gan She seemed surprised ttnat no
lawyer was the ere to take up her de-
Tense. and glanced uneasily about the
room full Of uncouth prisoners and
curious pectators She asked for
\ sLaWyerss Saltiel and Browne. They
were not ii court and Justice Prfndi-
vile said he would wait a reasonable
time for them to appear. sSs5
Although the lephone 4 was kept
busy, an hour elapsed and the lawyers
were still absent Chief Of Detectives
\ Colleran then demanded that the
s hearing proceed Tt took only a few
minutes and then Miss Goldman was
led back to her room in the Woman'ss
annex. ssS5 3sSg
She looked tired and nervous. When
Prosecutor Owens repeated the charge
against her she flushed and then
smiled.
ST asked the chief OF police to have
Lawyer Saltiel sent to ms, = she said
to an Associated Press reporter before
leaving the courtroom. II guess he
must have orgotten it. I expected
that my friends would have been busy
in my behalf. forgetting that most Of;
them have been locked up in this ma
/ tion-wide sdragnet which the police
have flung out. = III ..... * E88.s IE..E
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
/ There TIhey were.

am here. gentI tIemeIi, / z planned the
piekpocket to his fellow prisoners, s. IS
the result Of q moment of abstrac cfion.s 4
And am here, q said the incendiary,
because of an uslfo tunate habit OF
naking light of thing I, nd ~ said
tie forger, = on account at simple
desire to make q name for myself + :
IS And ssss ded the burg rough
nothing but "a ing advantage of an
sopeniE s which offered III d large mer.
camille esta Ishrne ent Id town. an
5sas City Independ lent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12

cent sof the conspir Tracy is here. Buff
4 falo is He'd literally to over1oWing
with agents of the secret service. A
search SIS being made Of every sewer
that nderlfes the city for It is known
that in one OF them lis "a package Of
papers ontaining the details Of the
cons piracy . and the names OF those
concerned with Czo1gosz iii the plot.
togeth her with an outline Of its ramii-
cat lions. si 5 s.i$3s
SSS II his conf Gzolgosz told Sof
his attempt to destroy the; written eyi-
sdences OF the cons spiracy. He said
that time did not per1ait him to burn
the papers as he8dssired Before leaY-
his room in Az Novak' IS hotel he
gathered All 81 the Papers,
taking them from his pockets, from
his vafise and from the drawers OF his
table. All were bound together in one
package, which he concealed beneath
his at.
Gzolgosz says that he made a cir
scuitous and aimIess trip about the
city and that at some point, which he
cannot now describe he came upon an
open sewer into this sewer he cast
his papers. s5.S
IS .: Inch by Inch the sewers OF this city
are being searched, and lie such thing
is possible, those papers viii be recov-
cred.
On aut ative informal ton tt can
he said that during the last 10 weeks
Emma Goldman has visited six an
archist organic tons. She has been
In Buffalo three times since July II,
having left the city the last time four
days before the attempted assassina-
tion. $
@ Emma Goldman Gzolgosz and Abra-
ham Isaak and & M Marle Isaak were in
consultation in Chicago on two occa-
ssions. Marie Isaak accompanied
Emma Goldman to Buffalo the last
time the arch leader Of the anarchists
was here.
Leon Czolgosz was accompa to
SBufalo and about he city by mys-
terious Bohemian mi an and woman,
who acted so suspiciously as to war
rant the assumption that they knew of
the intention of gzolgosz to assassi-
nate the preside ent These two Boz
hemians, are now heing looked FOR all
over the United States.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
BRIEF BITS or NEWS.

Leon Gordes, once q well known vio-
ilinist, is dead in New York, aged "
years. !. eS.1 8S ss. +:
movement is on foot to organize
ia national Ns antitreating league in
which Rev. IT.. Dewitt Talmage and
Archbishop Ireland are. the leading
figures. Il s:; :S$; s 555
:& A. force of brigands recent at
tackled and pIund dered the town OF Cas-
&talina, island Of Negros, which was
guarded by r. Filipino police. Three OF
the latter were killed and five
wounded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
Guilty 81 tiigl, eason.

B Mlnneapoli Sept. vs. Ell.
win, the noted crimi nal lawyer, says:
he state Of New York can prosecute
3Czolgosz for treason IN attempting tc
take the life OF Presto dent Mckinley,
the chief executive Of this nation, to-
whom the state Of New FORK and ali
Its citizens owe the highest alle.;
glance, and the punis shment for trea.
son is death. =, S5z53s