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Clark. of the Oregon.

captain Clark. who commanded the Orego,
during her remarkable dash around Cape Horn
and at the naval battle OF Santiago. is. Xix,
Admiral Schley. one Of the few heroes OF tn,
Spantsh-American war who has not hrough
himself before the public by talking or writin.
Now. here's to Clark. who made his mark
And never said a word:
Who did his deed, and wrote no screed,
But silence deep preferred.
A health 10 him-that fighter grim.
Who met the willy Don.
And made his strike most workmaniike-
Clark. Of the OregOni
From sea TO sea alone sailed he
With ever-ready guns.
From where the tide is half-world wide.
To where the icefoe runs:
Through scorching heat 10 snow and sleet.
Full speed both night and morn.
His good ship hurled half round the world.
From Frisco by Cane Horn.
Back to the Line. swift through the brine.
With neither swerve nor sheer:
He met the heet-up to the cleat
The signal flew. We're here"
All clear and clean. his war machine
Was trim from stern 20 bow
IF there's a fght by day or night.
Were ready for il now
Then came the race. the thrilling chase
Through smoke and spume and foam.
And each shells clang in rhythm sang:
Captain sends me homer'
Then back again with cheering men.
When battle,smoke grew dim,
Yet not a word from Clark was heard
HIS turrets talked for him.
So; here's 10 Clark. who made his mark,
God send US more. We pray.
Who do their deed. Vet write no scresd
And have no speech 20 say.
Who never talk and never balk.
But night az dark or dawn.
May he have health and iov and v-ealtb-
Clark, OF the Oregoni
Ny. d. Nesbit. in Baltimore American
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Sunday Journal, by Mail, g Per TeaA

Chicago e. 81. Louis Railway Company:
damages. Jury returned verdict for the
defendant.
Room flames VI. feathers. Judge.
John G.. ErteIl VS.. William Miller: fore
closure. Finding and judgment against de-
PENDANT for R2.S5. Foreclosure and sails
ordered.
George seifert vs.. Fred Melzheizer. ON
trial by court. Judgment for defendant.
Room S-Vinson Carter. Judge.
Robert W. Long VS.. Sophie Heiner: fore
closure. Finding and Judgment for plain
tiff against defendant for 81. 1853 ~ and costs
Decree OF foreclosure.
George Mcclure vs. the polls
Street-railway Company: damages. Jury
returned verdict for defendant.
William /. Ripley VS.. Charles L. Clancy
ct al; conversion. On trial by Jury.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
William II. Adams. administrator Va.
Francis T.. Newly; intermeddling. Sub
mitted 10 jury. Evidence heard. Jury re-
turned verdict for defendant.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
o Shuppert: surety Of the peace. APP
peal from Justice Smock. Defendant re-
leased on personal recOgnizance OF 800.
Frank Walton. melting riot. Appeal from
Police Court. Plea OF guilty. Fine 81.
William Cranshaw; assault and battery.
Finding Of guilty. Fine 81.
Bertha Ryan. assault and battery. Ap-
peal from Justice Nickerson. Finding OF
not guilty.
NEW SUITS FILED.
William Clune vs.. g. G.. &. & 81. T.. Rail-
way Company. damages. Demand 1850.
Superior Court. Room ..
Nelson r. Sinner vs.. Alfred NJ. Ogle 81
al. on account. Superior Court. Room I.
Charley Johnson Us. ode Belle Johnson:
TO set aside fraudulent marriage. Circuit
Court.
Lewis II. Jordan vs.. Thomas Schooley:
complaint on judgment. Superior Court,
Room I.
Charles r. Vajen It al. rs. Board ~
School Commissioner of indianapolis
TO quiet title. Superior Court. Room l.
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RENT MONEY WAS READY,


that seemed to be a fight between two
breweries. George Seifert rented a saloon
AT the corner OF Kentucky avenue and Nor
ris street to Fred Metzheizer for $50 a
month and also furnished the saloon on
the installment plan. The rent was collected
regularly for several months until a con
troversy arose over some bills. A month or
two ago Seifert did not come around for
his rent as usual and a few days later he
entered suit against Metzheizer. for posses
sion. Metzheizer then said he would handle
another brand of beer and the indianapolis
Brewing Company furnished the saloon fix
lures. Judge feathers held that as Metz
heizer had the money ready to pay his rent
and Seifert did not come after ii as was his
custom the former had acted in good faith
and should not be Ousted.
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THE COURT

1870. The State VS.. Bailey. Jay c. c.. Re
versed. Bowling. il. The title OF the act
of March s, 1899, which reads, IAN act en-
titled an act amending an act concerning
the education of children. approved March
s. 1897. and declaring an emergency" is suf-
ficiently specific so as TO comply with the
Constitution. ,. An act of the LEGISLATURE
is not TO be held void because of trivial and
unimportant defects i'm its title. 3. The
natural rights OF a parent 10 the custody
and control Of his infant child are subor-
dinate TO the power of the State, and may
be restricted and regulated by municipal
laws. 4. If "A parent neglects To educate MS
child. which Is a duty he owes 10 both the
child and the State. or wilIfUlly refuses TO
do so. he may be coerced by law to execute
such obligation. ,. Statutes making il CON-
pulsory upon a parent. guardian or other
children TO send them TO public or private
schools for longer or shorter periods are
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LETTER TO 4 REPORTER.
1t Is Written by One of the Parties
to "a Divorce Suit.

Interest in the divorce case OF Mrs.
Grimes against her husband, Peter Grimes.
has been renewed by a letter written to a
newspaper reporter. Mrs. Grimes charged
that her husband was a religious fanatic,
claimed to be sanctihed and made life I'M
bearable for her by continually reminding
her that if she did not accept his faith
she would be lost. Judge feathers has had
the case under advisement for several days.
Yesterday a reporter. who had written an
extensive account of the suit. received a
letter from Grimes. The communication
was well worded and was written on a
hotel letter head. The letter informed Long
that Jesus Christ was in town and if he
was not careful he would send his ''execu-
toner around, and added: You little in
significant reporter, | know who you are
and the first thing YOU know you will be
ShoVeling coal in hell
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MURAT HALsTEAD'S
LIFE AM DISTINGUISHED sERv-
ICES or WILLIAM N'KINLEY~
u the Best Life Of Mr. Mckinley
Ever Written.

The Journal has purchased several thou-
sand Of these books for the benefit OF ia
subscribers. We bought them az an eN-
ceedinglv low price and can resell them To
our subscribers AT less than wholesale
prices. we are not making a single cent
profit on the sale Of the books. You can
secure a book boy becoming "A subscribe-
IL YOU are not already one. We cannot
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scrihers. and Will not furnish more than
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paper. Read IL carefully. II You want the
book. prompt action viii be necessary. al
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Building Permits.

Mrs. Maude H. Darraeh. repa irs. frame house.
1871 North Delaware street, 5000.
Louis Burnnan. remodel, frame house. l046
Davis street. SL25.
Fl. Marks. frame addition. 92O-a22 Prospect
street. 800.
j. NJ. Nelson. brick dwelling. Muskineum
street. near Vermont street. 50, 500.
Mrs. r. Y. Barnett. repairs 20 frame house.
52l East Eleventh street. $50.
William Fox. repairs 10 frame house. a5 En-
CINE street. $500.
John b Pasquire. frame addition. 1924 Belle
fontsine street. 500.
Mrs. Dye. repairs to frame house. CPS East st.
Clair street. $3.50.
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Judge Carter yesterday appointed Charles
o. Britton receiver of the Mercantile Guide
and Bureau Company. which also operates
the Journal job printing plant. The appli-
cation for q receiver was filed bv Olive :
C~avanaugh. one of the stockholders. who
represented that the concern was not nav
ing, due TO improper management.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Five Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at ; p. m. Oct. %. 1891. as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. 129 East Market street.
Both telephones zoos:
George w. Stout To Mary NJ. Brown,
part OF Lot Z15. Stout's Haughville
add. tCleaveland ST. near Crswfords-
Francis M. Furgason to James H..
Thomas. part OF Lot II, Drake & May
hew's LIST add CWest st, near Drake
James L. Reach to Henry kahn. Lots
10 and %. Outlet IA. tCor California
Mary $. Carey to David Turpie. Lot ?.
North Meridian ST :.4;".;":.. 1s.5N.O
Fle 6gleTSs0f ist Bro s%S Ss ADD aSi Brook 81
side ave. near Jupiter st)..-......... $780,
Dora X. Settegast to Matte j.. Conan
roe, Lots 3 and 4, Dora r. Miller's
Mount Jackson sab Of Blk Il. A. c.
Harris. executors. south add. Harris
Mary Rice to Frank NJ. Page. 40 feet
cam n4f 5 pa ri Ia I9 add. d 6%a'V Sem
ate ay and 18th ST. ----.-~:~.-.- 10000
John E. Russell. Lots 5 and 6. Florence
l.. and Peter Crapster's sub OF part
of tine n W = Of Sec I. TIP Is, II T.
John f. Russell to Edwin Mauzey. Lot
in same add as above (same as -. -
John F. McLeay to Edward p. Walker.
st, near 22d 5000
Charles ID. Meigs 10 Jesse J. Privett.
Lot , in Lamb. receivers, sub of
Wright's sub of Lot 26. Johnson's
heirs add. Goth st. near Cornell avD. 5000
Joel y. Baker to Hamilton A. Garfield,
Lot % in Avondsle add. tCapitol av,
near 18th ST. 10000
Julia A. Sanders ct al. 20 Frank f.. SAN
ders, Lots Il and 81. Richey's add to
West indianapolis. (kappes 81. near
Miller ST. ESQ. 90
Crown Hill Cemetery TO Anna f. Muss-
mann, Lot 172. Sec 10. Crown Hill Gem
etery 1850
OF part OF the n " a Of Sec Il, TIP l..
u 3. CHOward 81 in West IuGianapo-
Is) 10000
ton. Lot II in Sells West Indianapolis
ado. Ueisner st. near Sells av) 500 90
r. i. Fisher. trustee. to India ma polls
:. and |. Co, Lot 9S. McCarty's lst
West Side add. blaine av, near How
Katherine d. Knox to clara Koch. Lot
10. Lewis & COS sub OF BryRn's add.
keystone Az. near Tilden st.)......... $50
IL and 20. Shelby's LIST sub. ethel ST,
near 9th 10000
George Kessler 10 Charles G. Shepp ct
ux-, Lots z. Is. 80 and %. Sheiby's
LIST sub. t27th st. near Ethel stu. $500 90
George Kessler to John NJ. Good ct al.
adjoining. all in Shelby's LIST sub.
cor Ethel and 27th SITS and street
near 9th ST. ....:..:.-...:-t..... 100000
Bert cBride to Hannah c. Haughey.
Lot u. T. T Fletcher's sub of Lots
Columbia av, near 18th st).....-.... 100000
Transfers. %: total consideration s47 - %
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Had to Incriminate His Son.

An answer filed yesterday i'm the suit Of
the Arthur Jordan Company against s..
Arthur Scott, bearing the name of Thomas
f. Scott as security. states that the sigma
ture of Thomas J.. Scott is a forgery.
Thomas r. Scott is the father of s. Arthur
Scott. and although he knew his name had
been forged he concealed the fact and tried
to raise the money to save his son. He
was finally compelled TO file the answer in
eliminating his son to save his property.
as the plaintiffs were pushing the case for
trsof
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Marriage

Roscoe =. McFadden and Glars Rose.
Iva 4. Dicks and Emma !. Ballman.
Alfred Geisel and Sadie WISE.
Charles W. Ferge and Francis Harris
A. l.. r smith and Hannah Keel
Silas w. Hunter and Jennie Davis.
Herbert q. Armstrong and clara Helms
William ]. Lacey and Dora F.. Hunt.
William IT. Heger and Caroline Fl ~Brinkmeier.
Sidney Martin and Julia Undersaw.
Samuel Sharp and Mollis y. Stager.
Willie Sebastian and Jessie A. Morrow.
Flank p. Hudson and Catharine Eichholtz-
John Schmutte and Wayne Schsl.
Patrick J. Cahillane and Elizabeth " Moore
(rthur F. Austin and Jennie e. McCsuley.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & ~.
Louis Railway

The annual meeting or the stockholders OF fbts
company. for the election OF directors and for
such other business as may come before the
meeting. will be held at the ONCE OF the corn
raw. corner OF Third and Smith streets. in c.
efunaff, Ohio. on "wednesday. oct. 50. 1901 ar IA
o'clock q m. The stock transfer books viii
be closed at the ONCE OF Messrs. j. = Morgan
Co. No. y Wall street. New York. AZ =
o'clock D m. Thursday. Oct. 10. 1901. ana re-
open a. 20 o'clock a. m. Friday. Nov. / 1901
Cincinnati. oct. 1. 1901
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-oCT. 20.
Births.

Ben ana Lucy Wheat. SEA North Bevirle ave-
uue. girl.
Fred and Rosia Curt. 500 Wilkins street. girl;
Charles and - Dchbaugf. 3i2s Graceland
avenue. girl.
Frank c. and Bertha Hunt, 1907 Congress ave
nue.. girl
Jules and Lizzie Terwe. es0i North Senate
James ana Annie Roach. SO south Capitol ave-
nue: bows.
Charles and Maggie Lehr. 4s North Temple
avenue- boy
Harry ana Mary wenos. 1901 East Market
Frank and Augusta Smith. East Vermont
street, girl
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TITLE INSURANCE. is no experiment
II is demanded by the most conservative
investors.
DO not make any investment i'm Real
Estate unless the title Is guaranteed nv
the INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND
LOAN 10 East Market street
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Clara Henderson. fourteen years. Thirtieth
ard Dearhorn streets. congestion OF brain.
Francis Lewis. fourteen years. 1925 Shelby
street. endocarditis-
Mari SulVelI Curtis. eighty-four years. go
East Tenth street. sentle debility.
Jessie u. Clinton. nifty years. 21 North Lib
erty street, malaria.
Mary y. Reynolds. sixty-four years. 81 North
Alaoama street. heart failure.
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SEALED


NOTICE-Notice 20 bidders. Notice is hereby
given that sealed proposals will ha received bv
the board or trustees Of the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane az their Office up TO .
o'clock p m. Thursday. November = 1901 Tor
the construction or a sewer on the hospital
grounds Plans and specifications are on ME
a. the ONCE or Adolph Scherrer. architect. Indi-
ara Trast building BY order OF Board OF Trus-
tees
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WANTED-JAN HON. LOW 20. 226 Indiana
av. Best chop sLey house in city. Good cook
from San Francisco. strictly up TO date.
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WANTED-Pressed -bricklayers; two months
job. BULLEY Il ANDREWS. Portland. Ind.
WANTED-Gas filters: i've good men TO set me-
ters- Address A CO, Al
exsndria. Ind.
Vassing for the right man TO represent an old
established company having 500. 900 capital; $40
salary the first month, not conditional on re-
suits. 1905 and expenses the first year. payable
weekly direct from our ONCE. Absolutely
straight salary; no deception. Opportunity for
promotion and increase OF salary. State age,
references and business experience. Address
Pa.
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DIED.


A. Moore. Oct. 70. at y: 80 2. N. Funeral
services at the residence OF Mrs. y. r. Ruckle.
goi1 North Illinois street. Thursday AT 3 p. m.
friends invited. Burial private.
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FOB RENT-HOUSEs
O -RENT-ROOMs.

tO6 list at 13l r. Market: grounc
foor- & APPEL.
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BUsINE


BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or others
desiring good agents or brokers for staples or
specialtieS can find the right man for Baltimore,
whose ability. exSSience, habits. standing, con-
nectionS and references are ali good, by address,
Ing n. 5. L.. Box zoe. Baltimore. Md.
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FOR ALE-MIsCELLANEOUs


FOR SALE-Small stock OF cigars and pipes in
hrst-class condition., very cheap; to be re-
moved. $50 :. Illinois 50.
FOR Beau Sea Shells. Rare and
beautiful. various cOlOrs and kinds. from Gulf
Of Mexico, delivered at 81 a quart. W. 5.
DOYLE. Sanibel. Fla.
FOR SALE-CaI on me for all kinds OF CONNER
cisl printing. 1 can save you big money on
Envelopes. letter heads and business cards.
tromptness and good work is my motto G.. E
tOUSINS. 20is y. Delaware St
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PALMISTRN

PALMISTRY-MADAM LPH Pianist and
clairvoyant; SOC, 81. Hours. 10 a. m. 10 3 p.
m. : 10 . p. m. 35 Indiana av.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster. Judge.
Hiram Bacon W.. indianapolis Street
railway Company: damages. On trial by
jury.
Wallace Groom VS.. Cleveland. Cincinnati.
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LOST-Note Book. Notes payable TO Occidental
;. & J.. Assn. Return 10 225 Lemcke build
ing. Reward.
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hght, bath. III Park ave.
o RENr-six rooms: path. furnace; delight
fully situated. 5 blocks pOstOfice; SIG. 2S5 High
land av.
FOR RENT-Ten-room dwelling, 2l5 Alabama
St. Morton Place; all modern improvements:
S5. THE MGILLIARD & DARK co, new
1912. Rooms s and 5. Thorpe block, 17 East
Market ct.
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IL

~NTISTRY- s. r. Earhart. painless den
fist. by the systematic treatment. III w.
Washington St, Iron block. opposite H. p.
WATSON & Co.
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NOTICE.

MASONIC-Funeral notice. Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite. The brethren are requested &c
meet at the Temple House of the Rite Wednes-
day afternoon. at $50 O'Clock. to attend the
funeral OF our late Brother Jesse u. Guyton
from his late residence. 211 North Liberty street
Burial at Crown Hill.
CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON,
JOSEPH w. NIT T. Il. c.. NJ
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NoTICE-JosEPH GARDNER. tin work and
furnaces, 30 Kentucky ave. Telephone ga
in need OF secondhand building ma
terial OF any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO., lois Cornell
av. New Phone $3.50. OLD ID
BOUGHT n TORN DOWN.
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All, advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at very low rate OF 5 cents a line
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone 2S and your ad viii be called
for.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR A OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR RADE-COmple drug stock IN
good locality. VIII sell at invoice or trade for
good rental property. INDIANAPOLIS DRUG
COMPANY.
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Chicago e. ST. Louis Railway Company:
damages. Jury returned verdict for the
defendant.
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these now in a more modern and character
1stic way, and, occasionally have been
furnished with photographs by their fam
The statuettes which are carried about
the streets wrapped in harmonious yellow
tissue paper or are displayed on the side
walks or on the steps Of unOccupied houses
are made by quite a different set of manu-
Iacturers. The larger dealers do not sell to
these street peddlers at all. The peddlers
nave their own little workrOOms which
furnish them with their stocks at a much
lower rate than the regular dealers charge.
No originals are made in these a~teliers, and
most OF the molds are gained by taking
them from a cast bought from some other
hrm. The stearic acid bath Is left out Of
the process, and, consequently, the color OF
these cheaper works washes off.
The peddlers Of these statuettes stand in
about the same relation 10 sculptOrS and
sculpture that the hand-Organ players do
TO music and musicians. They reflect fairly
ing to their testimony, il is the Tanagra
hgurines that i'm the long run sell the best
of all their stock. From time TO time there
is a market for the bust Of some particular
man, as there was once for that of Admiral
Dewey, but Dewey, he played
out now, said one of these men, and those
sales are always temporary. GrOteSque
hgures are always in demand, and copies of
the various models of Venus with which
the public are familiar. Rows of Cupids
and of monks heads, winged Victories, and
busts OF Wagner come and go as popular
favorites, but the Tanagra fgurines have
a steady sale that insures their presence in
the stock Of nearly every street peddler.
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COURTS IN
Judge Spcer Threatens to Send Prom
inent Business Man 10 Jail.

MACON, Ga, Dec. Federal and State
courts came into sharp conflict to-day over
a receivership. Judge Speer, OF the former.
had demanded that Receiver T. j. CARING.
appointed by Judge FELTON,. of the latter.
should turn over all property in his hands
as such receiver to the United States mar
shall. The limit of time for so doing was
fixed at 10 o'clock Carvings attorney
came into court and asked to be heard on
a petition OF revision and review. He was
instantly asked if CARING had obeyed the
courts mandate. The reply was he had
not. Whereupon Judge Speer Immediately
ordered Carvings arrest for contempt and
further directed he be taken and be con-
fined in the Jail at Savannah. Carvings
attorneys were thunderstruck. They aban-
dOned further argument and went into con-
sultatton in view of the inthmated i'm
mediate execution OF the order. Before
they had concluded Judge Speer announced
that the execution would be delayed ten
days in order that Carvings attorneys
might have a chance 10 go before the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals in
New Orleans. CARING is one of the most
prominent business men in Georgia and
has national prominence as a Mason and
knight OF Pythias.
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NOTES FROM
Proposed Suit Against the State-Dam-
z Case Compromised.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. Z-Hon. Charles
L. Shiveley, of this city, a member of the
board Of control Of the Jeffersonville Re
formatory, is authority for the statement
that an important suit will soon be filed
against the State in connection with the
new dollhouse at the Institution. The board
this week made the tina payment Of $1,000
10 the contractors, Mccormick & Co, of
Columbus. They accepted that amount,
but demanded S25,0O0 for extras. This .Ie
board declined to pay, and the contention
Will be settled in the courts.
This was divorce day in the Circuit Court
and several W~ell-know people were
granted DEGREES. Among the number were
Mary r. Henderson and James w. Hender-
son, the former securing the divorce on
statutory grounds.
George r. Stearns. formerly n prominent
business man Of this city, died to-day at
his home in Atlanta, Ga. The remains are
being brought here. Two sons survive him.
The last of the suits from this section
growing out of the Grand Rapids * Indi-
ana wreck in Michigan in August of 1900
has been settled out of court. This is the
case of Clara Frohnaptle, of Cambridge
City. She was paid $500 by compromise.
She sued for a much larger amount. The
suit was sent from Wayne to Henry county
on a change of venue.