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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-04-05
The Best Prescription FOR Malaria

Chills and Fever is a bottle OF Groves Tasteless
a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. Price soc,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-04-05
Stops fl1e Cough and
Works Off fire Gold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Ia blets cure cold in
one day. No cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-04-05

has greatly helped in strength, ygoo and appetite
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-04-05

Hon. w n. Roach U. S. senator
from NORTH Dakota, in a letter written
from Larimore, North DAKOTA, says:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
anifs9lmerifQnif.

0m General Gbritens
lens 9atter. She 9rootlDn
@ogls", itrtoer a4orblpiet", omtaIte
forteben bet foit6are 6us / 8be Abe.,
grooflnn. Der M er lieutenant @ps
oernor 0oobruFs @ienoom. 2pnge
fob bet 9anifs eniomt / BET Rabotag,
"a oa til6grte bet General 6. 8.
g6riitenien. Oct bar bog, %ltriber
.56e Gaqle", ben Sang ct 6us 6eremt
for fin @Gitfri6eo, ct fart Samlin9sz
FEB for unge Menne1ter, I9rlig Senz
bagsaftener. General Gbriiten1ens
9atter qaurd bar ba Si9len / be
unges Gag Der; IigeIom 5aoeren / fin
llngbom, par bun | Stdnb til at UNI
bar6oloe ct Selifab, file eller fort,
tiff eIer frit. Som ung 9ige tom
Mils 2aurd ofte til bonit aomeoie
Iammen meo i'm 5aoer. 5or 10 Qat
iiben bleo bun gift meo en- @merifas
ner, Mr. 6enrp Wile0. % ben muntre
unss DAME iDntes meb eet at 6ao,
strlttet fig tilbuge fra 8erben" for at
paste iine bu5lige 9li9ter. Oct labsr
Dog til at bare lebnet benoe 3ib mt
til at tunne ubodnne fig iom aunits
nerinoe. Den Stunt, Mrs. Dilen bar
tQitet ia oper me6 itor Sber, er at en-
9Ar%6 ejsnbOmmelig 2lrt, pprogrds
p6D: Greesrin4pQa 3rG me0 en- beb
Qoal. s she G05Tf' fOrfsoen foO
aengioet nogle 9rgbsr at Mrs. Mil=
iens 4rbejoer; to SrGplatter, pdd
ben enc en- W}ooer, Der ori0er Ronfe"
meo fit life Barn, paa ben anoen to
9amsr, Ulrs. WilieDs SeItre, W}iIS
6ope og 0(iis @iolet G6riTtenIen. I
iapaneIiit 8oitume. gegse 9latter
ar orsroroentlig Imatte. glotten
o3joe Rante" bleo paa. Buffalo lto@
itiqinQsn / Sommer tiltenot Meoaiqe.
ct otao6eltgt" Bore6a=
6abenoe. RoQle 8anIfe / 0onz
trsal far / Ginee At in0Iamle en- Sum
4snas til Drug fer Morosreu 56orz
bato 5aniens 6orfoar for 8etten.
8laoet o0anne6ro9" innes. al bette
er ct toa6eliat 5orebopenOe. Gn
SnOiamling 6lanbt be DANTE oilbe
bare paa i'm 9(aos REQ oenne 4uleb=
ming. men life til 5oriDar for Mors
oeren, f%norere til al gibe BEN mbroeoe
9rengs 5oraIore ION ct 3egn pao
Meofpelie. oRorDIQIet".
Dpb8fato. @rs. G6riitian
3srasnien fra ST 6orn, Co., oebt
forriqe 9irsoag / fit 6iem i @lt !6orn
efter ct tort S1geleje. DeosaarTagen
bar Guttsrfb9e. Zen 1fos6e bar IN
9atter al 0lr. % 0lrs. 6an8 Semen,
6orn.
DaHft ameritdnff q n o
les Or. I'll Antaar forlaOer Sap
t1iu @m. 6oeaaarb BEN oanFe Mlas
rine FIR, iom ti1liQere meooelt, at
obertaqe Stiaingen iom grofesior t
&rigsbDgnin9stunif oeo Den omeris
tanite Marines Warineataosmi /
Bottom.
6oar % 6Droer er oms
TONNE. Quoreip G6riiteniin. iom
bar en- 5aareflof paa $500 0orb for
@reen aioer, @poming, er tommen
til 90en at famine Rabn % forteaer,
at tet bar gaaet gait 6aace msb 5aas
rene % 6Droerne Der / Ggnen. Oct
ubeir, iom inotraf forleoen. bar. iigel
ban, BET berite, ban bar oplebet /
WDoming. Sabst er tort. menel
ban.
Snteres fante 9repe. 60
uis &. 9arTen / @inona, Minn., lam
Ter baa 3ariteter og e%9sn6anoiae
9rete fra betenote perloner. s 20
Mar BAR ran f~ortIat meb bette, % ban
bar nu en- ganIte imut SamIinq. iom
nplig er 6leoen forget meo ct b9rbis
fulbt gibrdg fra en- Den / Mi6igan.
6an far ct egen6anbigt greo fra
@eorge Mai6ington, ltreOet ben 3eie
Suli 1776, altlaa 9agen for lIaf=
MISUNDERSTANDING unbertegnebes.
mreheI o. .u(I or 0GlSe man Ana Id
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
Amcrifa % Sprfict.

&Onitantinopel, Dec. %. - 4uto.
ritsterne t Beirut Sbrien bar mebz
belt ndturalifereoe dmeritanIfe Dor
gere, at be mud giOe AftaIb paa berea
DECENTRALIZATION | 2pbet at IA Dage,
oa be elers piI blipe uobiite at 3prtiet,
6erite SetretGr beo ben dmeritanItt
legation / aonitantinopel, Mr. open.
Ger @bob, bar | benne 4nleonina neb-
lagt en- traftig proteit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25

28tnbolts SnlmiafsWlttst meo9afriS 2jc
ior Spite. 8prtDielie % Ytonditis
en- 9}affe laocr l 4int al Oiifstur;
iulo Btigsauuisning.
Rnrlsbn6er Spruoel 5alt (artiiicial). 25c
f1r Afpriug. belaat 5uuge. 6iertes
brGnoen % ale N9aueinQoomme
Seno Bcnqe / PC stamps. "a 9e nil
erboloe Mtni men portQitit meo Eoitcn.
TT g}Dt lfanoinooiit Meoicins 8atalog
meo 8n9b5g for bper 9a8 i Aaret 1902 til
lenoe init.
y. geinholt.
1912 ". California 4oe., Cor. 4rmitage Npe.,
@biclgo. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
uolanoet.
Gprur gOlcn.

9rafop, g1trig, Dec. q. Nlgs
Ore / 2tmerifa fan fple Sgmpati for
De un6ertr0fte tpif polite Otuore.
% of Yolaffer, beriblanbt 8 aoinz
Der er 6leOne lenOt / 5eu9iel for
Ell 3i0, bet Dorierer ira Ell Wtaaneo
til pc &ar. &%arla9en til Strafen
er, at De gjorbe 6oritgrrelier / EFT
Sfole, boDr oere5 8prn bleo prpg=
let fpr life at bile mo0tage reli9igs
unberuisning paa bet tgife Sprog.
0prnene bar blepen Doerbgrt
paa tp1f og oiloe life iuare. 9Gres
rem lpb benz liboe in0eluffebe Ell
3ime efter Sfpletio; bet bjalp life.
Saa fla9eoes til Sfoleinipiftp=
rem, Der LOB Dem pilte Ell for ell /
DC TONNE Sfoleitlter.
Gn Wtltrer8 Some, boi8 liae 8ige
par blanot 5loften, fDm netOp til
5fulen for at bente fit Barn bjem.
SUN bleo, lom rimeligt er, ore0 Dg
f%ortalte. fine gtnboer, o9 mart
lamleoe fig Ell forbitret Sfare PM
firing Sfolen, boor Niitraffelien
bar / fulo Sang. Dc forlggte nu
at forltgrre Qererne o9 Sfuleinz
fpeftgren / beres r8li9t", lom bet
beOer / ben inogione ala9e, aDg
brugte fornermelige llotrgt moo
2ererne, Der arbeioe0e / Oere5
looli9e @ernin9" pg De omtalte %
2tr@ blep 6%eiultatet. Ntu=
rerens Some par ben, Der bleo iOvmt
De 2t2 Aar. SPUN bleo imiolertio ip9
i 6en9ilet paa @runo al nerfore-
itaaenoe @arnefpbiel, og Der er
6are for benoe8 Sip.
6enrp Sienfiepic5, Der er oelt
berpmte 6oriatter al nQuu &o6i8"
ienotc $500 III be 8urn. bpi8 5pr=
9lOre bar faitet / 6en9iel. Sanl=
tioia uoiteoer ban ct 0praab mD0
1piflano5 ataolige Igronni, Der
nofiom piier fig Den SenOelie, Der
lenote De % 6orelore / 6engiel.
Sc itraiies bnar6t", flyer ban,
foroi De un0er 3n0flDoelle Al W(eo=
lioenbeO, ia 6ortuiolefe, 9aO 10
trpf ior oeres %3uoignation MOD
lao0an Ell Sfole % laaoanne
4erere."
,4ige iioen 5ereberit ben 2tnOen8
Iio. oebbleoer ban, bar Ipitlanoa
8olitif n9ret Ell S9oe al Huber
iunoi9beo % Gift Ooerior De itGrte
og 3pranni moo De ioo9e, - al
5alifbeo = bruote Goerensfomiter,
brubte 9giter, u9 6Dtleri.
Der er fun ell Irplt / alt bette.
6iituricn Oiier fart, at ct &i9e,
Der er bpg9et paa 3pranui, 0no-
tab u9 lloiOenbe0, parer life
6remtioen bill briu9e I'M
iori9roeli9e @eu9Gloelle
Zen Storm al 9itterbeo iom
So9en bar uaft gennem belle
8olen er o9iaa fommen Giegenter-
lie / De TIRE 9ii9er, mellem builfe
9ulen er Oelt, for gre, men om
cen Der oeffer nugeu Sla9s Wteb=
fnleGe or hni Mrnn tnin1inmt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
WtisiiouGr= SOrtf6rclicn.

aonitantinopel, Dec. %. = SO. SO.
Peit Og 80. @arguilo At be 5oreneOe
Staters @efanbtifab Ter op6olOer fig
fremOele5 / Salonita for muligois at
fua ad6net ltnber6dnolinger meb be
3ooere, ION bortfsrte Utifs Stone
og Mme. 3Iilfa. Men Der er life
enbnu 6leben Faitiat noget M6beIteb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
Wlalfcf6r - ipnt ErefOpr.

Gtocf6otm, 9ec. q. - Gn ombp9=
gelig llnberiBgelIe af, 6pilfen Snbz
oirfning en- M}altetos gen2ttelie tan
bare paa Malten, bar fert til bet BE
Iultet, at pei forminbifeS Malfens
8batitet. men oens aoalitet forpges.
SaQls0e5 benbtteoe ager5 Ml9lt bber
Oerfor mere @merfeotftof. 9rofesz
Tor @ictiea inOeftaar for llnberipgIz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25

#7Hef rfrnGne @mf cf ramfomHH Auleong al ben beTnt9 nrfrer So rens re- |
y ids 80 Mars gieSoat 5r nunct fora h9be bam % u9epm lGh, ham dVdnbe
bWsT inc mrHTItm fsre Su69r er Der ct 9Ga al EmbGrbhb b, en- 5amud 9 Ell 5tmz
nina tm man fgT tia uo 9efuden bmu til zen Iii, pa Be amleb ams @ee brg 8hma
F ea bal GA frmpbe 5d hT al bans 5f9ungw notraa6r Stgabbsans g 2ba Ga bet G
+ be 6bted Dem ale 3om II amt6ei ote @ef. Set T 6oubfalc9 arbebr fra bans mare
# 5me im mr buugge, iamebe al hans on8r pa bar bobe nGt De OAars a s. nfnNu
mar It'll dube bGTh hans 8a1n rg b ne @uun1 Cd aunt nj oe9reDle g 6ferlG0tn
@Yne br me- Tme6 uur, at oeE an1cr MAJ uPreb Sans bdG
Zen fbpeoe 5Hn W 10e tgpo6 lrmont meo1 amHH9enG: fare, impls. mo 5msI
aaaa{p Al fu zone nr. br auldes nmrb oct apbe M @f9oeie al SgH. Yer CT Ct al b.
iWpfate 0Gfa, Der IT uomlti bn oaufe 9o3Nroet
c. RasmuSSens Publ. Co., ~ @lN 11 asf, a. A,Nu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
Gn itOr lllpffc / SgiflauO.

Berlin, Dec. %. - Oct OiIer fig, at
SO MenneIter omtom / SernbaneulDtz
fen oeo Q~lter6afen / DeItfaten. 6bors
mango Der er %iaaret, fan man life fda
at bioe. oa Mbnoigbeoerne nagter at
gioe no9en 0plpsning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25

Oct gsr fine tuIinbe @erninger
bebre eno be fleite tan gre beres enc.
8i bentboer til Roctp Mountain &c,
prGpareret at Mooifon Mebicine Co.,
35 Gts. Sperg Qpotsteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
Mfter.Ma

"a andre amiimairri 6 iaaiom 4orttrtier, 8Iomfter
iami eanbnabs 20 Maunc fener o. /. D. nofFres
ina'i oa b.aigA S,bif 20 faefte importereoe Garpft
Tube Colora) o. prepated canvas %benpttes.
Befiiina.r moota IS ~ T%f8ninaer III alterrammei
O.. D. Il IL NGEN
Is North Nam ~, Council Bluff, la
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
Snb6uto:= 6urtaaiugcr.

aona San. SfjolO @ermuno o9
ufe. Sroar % 6elJe. Jtoli @rate
Nmleo. Eoer o9 Sl9rio. Vii o9 Vii
bilo. 6a9baro % Si9ne. 9ialmar o8
Nnaatnr. t%Rrtoooer. 6aralo 6iloez
taub. 9iaQuer aoobrof. 1om5oitin9erne
5ueno 9oeitGf % 9lQi 5rD9peion. 8an
neuirfe. Qlbialon % 8aloemar. Dtarlt
Stia. @rif Wenueo og rlitoher. gttelS
gbbeIeu og &alDemar 4tteroag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
3. VAIN OLT.
IfanotuaDiif @potef. |anbefaler,

ifanoiuaDit Apotcf. anbeialer.
Son eu al 0anmar.s Srntintfcr.. -. SIC
for 6oita % SIR p%lele.
g8in6olls Solo Gopier ............. POI
for 6orfolelie. Snue, 6ebet.
95iubolt5 0oueOpinr' @ulucr ........ Zoe
ior nerpps 6oucoplnc
Win6olt5 =uaDhee5.Soli .......... %
for iur Mape o. 6orogIclie.
Win1olts Bilc 6ure..4............ 2jt
for 0emorrbpioer % 5att,r.
ggiuaolts 4i6mn. su,uer 90. 2jt
fur Nanocorpt uco 3n0nnuoin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25

Gig9e. 9tolfs 800. &mleo8 6ortiaelIe
% 6Gpn 6agbaro og Signe. 9jalmar
p9 NH9atDr. St9rfuo0ers 500. Soin
&raapala Sla9et. &~altnrjer. 9a9ner
9oobrof. Som 5peuo fan96s at SONS.
pifinserne. Sues 3po 9ane9Glo.
9lai Z D9pelon o9 Sigrio Storraaoe
Slaget peo Soolber. 9rpnnino Spras
8po. 6elt % 8altDrje. 9anncpirfe.
2tsier Rpg paa 6iempeien. 9}loobnoet /
3tosfil0e. Slaget paa @raabeoe. Dtarif
5tig oBntmes freolg8. Wtarit Sties
SoroefGrO. 3ens@rauo fDres til 5Gnas
let. 8pnoerne il9ber Sten til @alp
Slot. @riitoffer un0erifriuer eoanos
f9tntn9er ytieis Gbbelen % @reU
@ert. 0iets @bbeien o. Den LATTICE
2one. War9retes 5orlouelie meO Spa
TON. @ol9er 9anlte og 8armano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25

% Der ingen RaturaliIations8rufs
tat foreligger, bil Sagen tunne bli9e
nls9et u6e6agelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
giaeOcr.

SfiolO tages til 8on9e. Stjolos Stamp
meo 8iprncn. lliie ionrer Safserne.
lilies aamp paa gioerboln. 6roar o9
0elQe. Goli ipringer 9lfnnem Sloen.
9tolfs S9o oeo IDrisoolo. 6olf o{
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25

8penos 2tpre, argentina, Dec. %.
- 5olt flotfes Der ON 8aabenarfenoz
lerne og enbper Berger foar Sob til
gratis at ffpOe 35 Club meo Monier=
Rifel.
Der oannes aaerebe ,5remmeblegio,
ner". Gbiles Geianot Der, Senor
Gonda SubercaIeour bapbe t Dag en-
Samtale meo Nrgentinas praIibent
General Roca. Oenne IibIte bar meget
tolig, men beitemt / i'm aritit al
Gbiles Optr9ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25
SrucnOc / SDoamcrifa.

@alparaiio, G6ie, Dec. %. - 81
t%uationen Der 6Iioer fteoie olOorligere.
Der notom / Dag en- Proclamation
ON Snbfaloelie at en- anoen Del at
Hationalgaroen - og aae Oficerer
- 6aabe 9arens % 5laaoens er
6lepen inbtalbte.
Den argentine eeIanbt Senor
portela er bleben talOt bjenl, men ben
0ipiodtotifte 5orbinOelie melem Gbili
o9 Argentina er bog life bruot enbnu,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-18
A CHILD BADLY BURNED
LAMP EXPLOSION IN THE HOME OF
EMIL MENZEL.
Bed Clothes Caught Fire and the
Children Had IN Narrow Es-
cape-One May Die.

Kerosene oil continues to claim it's vic
tins. The second case this week and the
fifth of the month occurred last night
when the two-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Mcneil was literally cooked and
the mothers hand severely burned. An
other child. four years old. had deep cash
cut over the scalp by a curtain pole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menzel had put the children
TO sleep In a room adjoining their parlor
about 100 o'clock. The bed in which the
two youngest children were sleeping was
an arrangement which can be doubled up
and taken out when not in use. 1t was
placed near a dresser on which a lighted
lamp placed The parents of the
children. after seeing that all were soundly
asleep. sat on the front steps of the house.
where they listened to string band play
ing across the street. About $50 o'clock
Mrs. Mcneil remarked to her husband that
she smeled the fumes Of coal oil. She
FASTENED toward the room where the chill
dren were sleeping, and the odor became
greater. Going into the room. she saw. the
flame in the lamp leapng out as If forced
by some power underneath. She attempted
TO grasp the lamp and take it from the
dresser. that it might not waken the chill
when a terrific explosion occurred. The
lamp was shattered The coal oil and
flames were hurled over the mother and
also Myrtle. the smallest of the children,
who was sleeping near the lamp. The
flames rose high through the room. and
for a time the frantic mother almost
at n loss what to do. Neighbors who saw
the flames shoot up in the room ran imme-
diately to the rescue. By this time the
mother had recovered her composure and
had overturned the bed. which threw the
children TO the floor. The neighbors who
had gained entrance 10 the house threw the
burning bedcothes out into the yard and
some turned their attention to the children.
Little Myrtle, who was near the lamp at
the time of the explosion, was the most
severely burned. Her face was a mass of
were almost cooked. For a child of her
age she had a remarkable growth of hair,
and this to a large extent was burned off.
Mrs. Menzels right hand, in which she
carried the lamp, was almost cooked. Her
face was also burned, and her entire body
was covered with the oil. Last night she
was too much excited to appreciate her In
juries The little boy. who was in bed with
the baby escaped without any burns. He
received his injury on the head by a neigh
Dor pulling down the curtain poles.
DR.. Goar summoned and dressed the
injuries OF the children and the mother.
Throughout the night the baby suffered
greatly. and 1t was the opinion that it could
not survive very long.
An alarm was sent In as soon as the fire
was noticed. and by the time the depart
the burning bedclothes, was extinguished.
No damage TO the house, other than to fill
the place with the odor of kerosene, was
done
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-18
ACCIDENT PROVES Fatal
CHRISTOPHER RUNGE DIES AT THE
CITY HOSPITAL.
He Was Injured i'm n Runaway Acct
dent-H. c. ROesner Found Dead
DIR. Sawyer's Death.

Christopher Runge. sixtyfour years of
age who was injured in a runaway, by be-
ing thrown from his wagon, died early yes
terday morning at the City Hospital. where
he was taken, and without recovering con-
sciousness.
He was born in Germany and there
learned the butchers trade. He came TO
indianapolis in 1854 and opened market.
which he conducted for ten years then en-
tering the service of the Indianapolis Gas
Company. with which he remained for fif-
teen years. Since that time he had been
employed most of the time by August
THAI. and ii was a team belonging to his
employer which caused his injuries. His
leg was broken in two places and he SUI
fered from conclusion OF the brain.
He was married here twenty-five years
ago this month. He was a member OF the
Knights of Honor and of the Second Re-
formed Church. He leaves a widow and
two children. Mrs. F. w. Suess and Miss
Katie Rupge. The family lived at 500 Lin
coin street. from which place the funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon The
burial Will be at Crown Hill.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-18
MEETING HELD HERE.
The Credits Communication Company,
of Sioux City, In.

4 meeting OF the board of directors OF
the Credits Communication Company, OF
Sioux City. Ia. held in the Columbia
Club yesterday. This companys director
ate is made up of bankers residing in vari-
Gus parts OF the country, both east and
west of Indianapolis. and for this reason
this city is chosen convenient meeting
point. The company. according to Gel. l.
&. Elston, of CrawfordsvilIe. one OF the
directors. is engaged In the business OF
liquidating the affairs of insolvent corpora
tions. None OF the men who attended yes
terdays meeting would communicate any
thing as TO the nature OF the business
transacted. The officers and directors all
of whom were here. are: President. -. l..
Ilumer. Warsaw. Wis; vice president. r.
w. Estabrook. Nashua. y. H. secretary
and general manager. T. l. Eaton. Sioux
City. Ia; treasurer. r A. Stoddart. ST.
Louis. Mo-; /. G. Elston. Charlottesville,
Ind. W c. Mcneil. Postvillc. Ia: j. 5
Huey. Chicago, III John 9. Coombs Bos-
ton. Mass; :. T. Jones. Maryland; e. 5.
SpoffOrd. Coldwater, Mich; j. X. Newell
Towanda. Pa. and John G. Head. During
their stay in the city the officers and
directors Of the company were entertained
by Colonel Elston al the Columbia Club.
A similar meeting was held at the same
place last summer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-18
FREE QUARTERS ASSIGNED.


Col r. NJ Smock. assistant adjutant and
quartermaster general Of the Indiana @.
A. r.. received yesterday from Cleveland.
O., notification that free quarters have
been assigned for the use Of Indiana veter-
ans the National Encampmsnt in that
city Sept. OLA. as follows: Rockwell school
building. Lozier's Hall, St. Johns Catholic
school and the St. Clair school. Col. Smock
says the first three buildings are located
within two squares of the headquarters or
the Indiana department at Cleveland. he
wrote yesterday asking for the location or
St. Clair school. and for more particular
information as to the streets on which the
other buildings are situated. Col Smock
said he asked for quarters for $500 g. A.
r. men from this State. In the letter he
sent out yesterday he asked the Cleveland
officials to assign the boys band from the
Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Or
phans Home 10 the upper floor OF the
Rockwell school building during the en-
campment. Col. Smock said that the In
diana Department G. A. r. has had new
telephone placed In its room in the State
house. The number is 1917
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AT THE o. P. MORTON CLUB.
Charles A. Boo<waIter Talks to south
Side Republicans.

Charles A. Bookwalter. candidate for the
Republican nomination for mayor, told
South Side Republicans at a meeting in
the o. F. Morton Club rooms. on Shelby
street last night that he will be nominated.
He added that he was positive that the
next city administration will be Repub-
lican.
He was especially anxious TO point out,
he said. that whether the Democrats nom-
mated John, Eudorus. Joseph or Albert.
tom" will control the nominee. Whoever
may be the Democratic candidate. he said,
he must stand for the record that the
Taggart administration has made. He
promised that II elected he would sweep
the basement" clean OF every vestige of
Taggartism.
The Fourteenth wards Republican candi-
date for the Council. Mr.. Hopkins, said he
had just discovered that the ward is 400
Democratic. Nevertheless. he said If the
Republicans of the ward determine 10 have
a Republican councilman. they can have
one Several leading Republicans OF the
ward made short speeches and their pleas
for earnest work this campaign were met
with enthusiastic applause.
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SHOT AT A BURGLAR.
Excitement in NeiGhborhood of
Yandes and Thirteenth Streets.

Great excitement prevailed for short
while about 1870 O'Clock last night in the
nelghborhood of Thirteenth and Yandes
streets. Andrew ]. Veregge. timer. liv-
ing at 1914 Yandess street. was awakened
by hearing some one trying to force open
one OF the side windows. He got double
barrel shotgun, which was loaded with
large shot, and made for the rear door.
The person who was endeavoring to gain
entrance by the window heard him and
ran for the rear fence. AS the intruder was
climbing the fence Neregge fired. The
man dropped from the fence. but no sounds
were heard 10 indicate that the shot took
effect. Neregge is sure that he hit the
man. as he was not more than twenty feet
the gun.
Neregge says the man was light-col-
ored negro, who wore a cap The bicycle
police were called and search made OF
the neighborhood for a wounded negro,
but TO no avail.
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william Blossoms Statement.

William Bosom said last night that the
published report that he had acted as an
agent for Charles 4. Bookwalter and had
urged John McGregor to give up the race
for the Republican nomination for mayor
under the inducement that he would be
given a place on one of the city boards II
Bookwalter were elected mayor. is false.
Mr. McGregor and Joe Casper came into
nv office one day said Mr.. Bosom. and
while we were talking I told McGregor
that he had no chance of being nominated
and advised him TO pun out and take a
chance for a place In the city administra-
ton Mr. Bookwalter knew nothing about
the conversation and had no connection
With the matter. My advice came out of
my personal opinion
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New Indiana Associations.

The Bates Gas and oil Company. of Fair
mount Ind. was incorporated yesterday
with the secretary OF state. The capital is
s. 500 and the directors are Lemuel Pearson,
George c. Mendenhall. Charles Chillis.
Clarence Graves and Weldon Il. Pickard.
me Homestead Investment and Loan
Association OF Indianapolis notified the
secretary OF state that IL has decided 10 in
crease its capital stock from 100000 to
500 90.
Under the new foreign Incorporation law
the FavOrite Stove and Range Company Of
Plqua. O. a West Virginia corporation
fled articles with the secretary OF state
This company said IL owns no property in
Indiana but that IL sells goods in this State
annually amounting 10 $4,000. IL sells di-
rect 20 its customers. The resident agent is
George w Landon. Of KOkOmO.
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HENRY'S BOND FORFEITED.
Justice Hessong Waited Fifty Minutes
and Closed the Case.

Jacob b. Henry. one of the saloon keep
ers recently arrested charged with violating
the law. and whose case was first venued
from Justice Smock 10 Justice White, at
Broad Ripple. and later TO Justice Hessong,
two miles west OF Broad Ripple. yesterday
forfeited his bond by not being present
when his case was called. His bond was 500
and his security was Phillip Hoffbauer. The
case was called at . o. clock in the after
noon and the States attorney and States
witnesses waited just fifty minutes and
then Justice Hessong allowed IL 20 go BY
default. Henry Seyfried. Henry's attorney
and his bOndsman drove up 10 the justices
a half hour after the States attorney and