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Have Gone to Colorado.

A party consisting Of Louis Newberger,
Sol S. Kiser and julius Alder left for Den
yer. Col. last night TO attend the Grand
Lodge of the Jewish order Of B'nai Birth.
which convenes in that city July p. The
men named are representatives OF the two
local lodges OF B'nai Birth. Mr.. Kiser said
that one of the chief subjects for discus
sion before the Grand Lodge in Denver will
be the enlargement OF the facilities of the
national hospital for Jewish consumptives.
A new wing will probably De added which
will increase the capacity OF the institu-
ton 10 the extent OF enabling II 10 care
for ECO patients. y donation OF $4,000 was
recently received from the Guggenheimer
brothers, of New York, and this sum will
be used in constructing a new pavilion in
the hospital grounds. This hospital is dis
tinctive in the fact that II receives no
patient that is able 10 pay for his lodging
and medical treatment.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance.
Company vs.. Alice NJ Ramey Il al.
state OF Indiana. Marion county.
IN the Superior Court Of Marion county in the
State Of Indiana
No t14aQ.
complaint % foreclose mortgage
BE a. known that on the Sth day Of July 1901
the ahoye named plaintin. by its attorney. filed
In the office az the clcTH OF the Superior Court
OF Marion county. in th- state OF Indiana its
complaint against tae above named defendants.
and the said paintlr having also filed in said
-lerk' = once the afl4aKit 30 competent person.
showing that said defendants. Alice 81 Ramey
aud Henry H. flamey. her husband not resi-
dents 0f the state of Indiana. that said action Is
% foreclose mortgage On real estate n said
county and state. anl the said defendants are
necessary parties therein. and whereas said
rlalntn. having ly Endorsement ca said COM
plant. required said defendants to appear IN
sail court ar@ answer or temur thereto on the
i1th day ~ september. isni.
New. therefore. of order II said court said
defendant last above named are hereby notified
OF the Gins ard Ienae-cF - said complaint
against them. and that unless they arneaf and
a.swer OF denlr thereto at The calling 81 said
cause fhe l2th tay ~ September. lell The
same being tls tenth judicial day - term II
said court. 10 BE- begun ard held az the COURT
house in the city % indiana poiis on the nrst
Monday in September. 1901. said COMPLAINT and
the matters and things therein contained ai-f
slleeed viii be heard and determined IN their
GEO. 3. ELLIOTT. CLERK.
xaha = BeTryhill. Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
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song of the River.

clear and cool. clear and cool.
by laughing shallow and dreaming pool
cool and clear. cool and clear.
By shining single and foaming weir
Under the craig where the ouzei sings.
And the iyied wall where the church bell rings.
T'naanled for the undehledl
Play By me. battle Ia me. mother and child.
Strong and free. strong and Tree.
The fooleateS are open. away % the sea.
Free and STRONG. free and strong.
cleansing ms streams as hurry along
To the golden sands and The leaping bar.
And the talntiess tide that awaits sfar,
As + lose myself ia the INFINITE main.
Like soul that has sinned and Is pardoned
again
t-ndcnied for the undefled.
Play 81 me. battle IN me. mother and child.
~charles Kingsley.
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FINANCIAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


Proposals for artillery horses. Depot Quarter
masters ONCE. 81. Louis. Mo, July i6. 1901.
Seated proposals in triplicate. will De received
n this Office until u o'clock noon Aug. I. 1901.
for furnishing and delivering i26 artillery horses
Is. wheel a swing IS Lead. at Chicago. III.
or St Louis No. Proposals for less than the
entire number OF horses required and for de-
cry at raioad points other than those named
abOve.wiu be entertained United states reserves
right 20 accept or reject any or all proposals
or any part thereof Blanks for proposals and
particulars VIII be furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be addressed
Proposals for Artillery Horses, p" and al4reSsed
termaster.
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Robert Goldman Thinks He would
Like to Go Back to Hospital.

Robert Goldman, charged with grand
larceny and embezzlement, yesterday filed
a plea of insanity in the Criminal Court
The officials at the Jail say that Goldman
acts strangely at times and that he was
once confined in the insane hospital In
Washington, D. c. Goldman has said that
he is willing to go back to the hospital II
he could be furnished transportation. lie
says he is not always demented, but that
at times he is not accountable for his
actions. Goldman went for nearly week
at the Jail without eating.
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Improved Telegraph Service.

A marked Improvement in the system of
telegraphy on the Pennsylvania will soon
be made. in case a new device proves sue
cessful 1t consists in the use of per-
forated paper in the transmission Of mess
ages. The perforations are made by an
operator working at an instrument SINH
lar 10 the Geographic ticker. The per-
forated paper is then applied 10 the tele-
graphic instrument, which runs at much
greater speed than an operator can attain,
and message Is thus transmitted with
far more celebrity. The speed of transmits
sion attained is placed a about six times
that which the fastest operator can attain.
II is expected that preparations will be
completed in month and the test will be
made under the supervision of Charles NJ.
Sheaner, the new superintendent of tele-
graph of the Pennsylvania lines.
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VITAL STATIsTICs-JULy 49,.
Births.

Mrs and william H. Kurihs. 2'n Belisfontsine
street. boy
Ida and samuel Gaddis. as Keystone. boy
Pearl and Harry Jones. STA Dorman street boy
Martha and Ja-ob &. Cunningham. It55 Blaine
a-euue. boy.
Laura and G. n Hurley. Ills English avenue.
boy
Rose and Nicholas consdorf 1904 spann ave-
Manic and Frank Herder. u24 woodIawn ave-
nue. boy.
Louise and George smith. 1924 Elm street boy
Lizzie AMI Jacob Cieuer. Gil Home place. boy
Agnes and Thomas Gordon. 1872 Lee street. boy
Maggie and Henry Williams. ill3 McLain boy
Anna and Berton Huffman. 2if5 Parker ave
nle. girl.
Iua and Lewis Dayie. 532 Wilkins street girl.
bridget and John Duffy ~ Wilmot. girl.
Nora and a. W Carr, 1870 Brookside avenue
Soy
Mrs and Philip Moos $50 Arizona. boy.
Mrs. and C.. r Berkant. 1925 Harrison street
hrr
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Salesman wanted.

An ambitious man. well appearing must be
otlaItasd IN every way &c represent Francis II
fecrett a Co. importing and manufacturing
rrocers New York. among the retail grOcers ~
Indiana An excellent route and unusual 0rpor-
tunity for man Of ability and experience. In
maktng application state age married single.
names Of hrms represented amount OF yearly
sales. earnings and other particulars necessary
10 form a correct opinion as To merit.
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ment. requesting the information in cues.

ment, requesting the information in ques-
ton. .
iIt is certainly humiliating." said DIR.
Hurry Ito be compelled TO inform Mr..
Pearson that. while Indiana has a pure
food law. the State Board OF Health is pre-
LEGISLATURE failed to make an appropria-
ton for that purpose. But that is the
plv allowed TO go unenforced for lack of
funds | shall be obliged TO tell Mr.. Pear
son that l cannot furnish him the facts he
desires
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Deaths.

Chris Ruace. sixty-thres. 52s Lincoln street
Aincussion ~ brain. -
Herman Roesner. forty-nine, 5ss South Illinois
street. tuberculosis.
irati5n
Charles E. Lennon. forty-one 1911 North Ala
hama street. typhoid fever.
william r. Ward. twenty-five. City Hospital
TYPHOID fever
sion Of brain. .
William j Warner. eleven months, 252i North
Senate avenue. inanltiOn
clara S Morrison hfty-two. S35 North Penn
Bylvauia street.
AHA 1T. Whiting. four months. Nfs Schurrnann
avenue cholera infantum.
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WANTED-No hardwood floors like mine:
union laid; see me. e. THOMAS. 22O5 y. Ala
bama.
WANTED-Can on US Tor expert TO re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 23o2 MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE Co. b. New York 81. and
Belt r.. h.
FOR SALE-Wrought iron fencing, wire fenc-
ing. our own designs at low prices. EN-
TERPEISE FOUNDRY AND FENCE CO. 366
:. Senate ave. Phone 95S.
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Lincoln League Meeting.

A call was issued yesterday for meeting
of the officers and district vice presidents
of the Lintoln League. 10 be held IN this
map out a programme for the next annual
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RIGGS AND CARPETS.

RUGS AND CARPETS-For choice patterns In
carpets rugs. drareries. stoves, furniture CT all
kinds and everything that goes into the home
visit Albert Hutchinson large store at ga and
gas T. Washington 81. Cash or installments.- A
complete stock and great variety.
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WANTED-Two LADY canvassers OF good char
Gcter and appearance, educated and refined, 10
work strictly merchantile line in city on
salary and expenses. steady employment Bring
letters OF reference II possible. Call Spencer
House parlor for No. as.
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MnrrinEe License.

Otto r. Brown and Hannah Hayes.
William V0rhis and willard Peunicks.
William Johnson and Anna Hughes
MoTten HoNsfadt and Nellie J.. Furke.
Joseph Torshe and Esther Pollack.
George ". Wills and Cora DAVIS.
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DIED.


ARROA!ET- Annie L.. daughter Of the late
Adciphus Abromet. died July IS. at the family
residence. 1927 North Illinois street FuneFal
notice later.
HuDEBRAND-sallie s. Hildebrand. wife OF
Clayton :. Hildebrand. at $50 r M At resi-
hence $50 North Capitol avenue. Funeral notice
later Crawfordsvile papers please copy.
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Would you trust TO luck and not insure
your home against fire! OF course not
why trust to luck in regard 10 the title 10
Your real estate9 Insure II, too. INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-LEW SHANK is out for councilman at
large. subject to Republican primary.
NOTICE-The ROLLYN HAWKINS TIN co.
Galvanized iron and furnaces. 637 5 Delaware
St New phone 1855
NOTICE-C. T. Gordon. Cisterns cleaned and
cemented; wells driven 10 second water 407
z. Wash. Old phone l on 1893. Terms reasonable
NOTICE-Hot furnaces. with combination
gas burners; for burning gas and other fuel
at the same time. JOSEPH GARDNER, 80
Kentucky Telephone 322.
NOTICE
All advertisements inserted in these columns
charged at very low rate of cents line
No additional charge per line for blank dash
lines. Telephone 2SS and your ad will be called
for.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM l. Rice 2s05 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones. Old. $3.50. new 3I52. Territory west Of
Ffa rFrr
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

--~~-~~~~~~--~---~---~~--->-
FLANNER BUCHANAN-0Lic~nsed
embalmers) Can ship dipththeria and
scarlet fever. Lady embalmer Ter
ladies and children 900 North I'LL
nois street Telephone Gal. new and old
old go. G r. KREGELO New zoo
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
90 y Delaware ST.
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BURIAL VAULT.

BURIAL VAULTS
PROTECT YOUR DEAD
The Okey Cement Burial Vault is the only
air and Watsr-tight, burglar-proof burial vault
manufactured Sold BY cemetery associations
ard undertakers. or may be ordered OF US d.
rect. Send for booklet and prices. OkEY
BURIAL VAULT CO. sci Madison avenue New
Phone 1920 ana s049. ~ CROFT. General
Manager.
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I a
/ Passenger AID freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & co Phones-New 5i70. old aZa5z
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vRIE A WEsrERS ~ NJ

Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex.....f7.0o go -
Toledo DetEoit and Chicago. lin. .sf22O f346
Muncie. Lafay'te and Laporte spec.f5-2o f1o.2s
INDIANA, DECATUR q WESTERN KY
DECATUR and st. Louis mail and ex....fsOo tl18
chicago express, d; :.1-----..----.-; Ills fzto
Decatur a ST. Louis fast ex. sc....sl1.1O sxoS
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BERTERMANN BROS.
/ New No 24l Mass ave. 22s y. Del. st Tel $50.
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTS-A Diener. 40 r. Washing ton
Tel. 2525 Branch works =. entrance Crown Eil-
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-Buy Federal Crude Oil
stocks while the price is 40c per share. for par
ticulars address MOELLER * DAVIDSON, suite
37-3S Lombard Bldg
BUSINESS CHANCE-Grace oil stock is still
selling at par. l9c per share. pIospectuses, maps
and full particulars furnished by MOELLER *
DAVIDSON. fiscal agents. 37-5S Lombard Bldg.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.


MAsONIC-CalIed meeting OF Oriental Lodge,
No. 500 r. and a. NJ. Friday morning, July
-. at $50 o'clock. for the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF late Brother Joseph warren
Sawyer Interment at Crown Hill Carriages
for members. Members will please attend:
WILLIAM s OVERSTREET, ". NJ.
EDWARD ID. MOORE Sec
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<SyY<T1zE> CHI, IND. LOCIs. RI.
xxlllLtIlllS Ticket once. Is West Wash 50
Is-E-zkzetp<f Chi'go night ex.s-sl2S 1W
Chicago fast mail. ., pd...........-..-.T0 1S
Chicago express. y c---...--.....--..~illS u eo
Chicago yestibule. y d...............-fs.3o All
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


REAL ESTATE-If you looking for bar
gains. u r. CLINE AGENCY. 124 East
REAL ESTATE-LEW SHANK Is out for
councilman at large. subject 10 Republican
primary
EssAL ESTATE Double brick house north.
cheap for next thirty days Inquire 22S r..
Vermont
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful building lot below
Sixteenth street. viii sell very cheap Oess than
asscssed vaiue) for cash Address Box f0l. care
Journal
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-First floor; rooms furnished. for
August and September. $50 per month. r. II.
MILLER. 631 y. New Jersey st
TO LET-Belvidere Flat some choice suites:
modern. fine location: price S15 to $50. large
porch yard and plenty OF shade. 3l4 Z. North
81. L. G.. RAFFETY. 80 Talbot block.
FOR RENT-Aug /; all second floor: exclusive
bath entrance and front porch; four rooms be-
side bath; bay window with south and west ex-
:osures: SIS per month. includes water rent. f.
G MILLER. Gal N New Jersey st.
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WANTED-Eyes examined free Lenses ground
that correct all defects that can possibly cause
poor vision CHICAGO OPTICAL CO. rs W
Ohio -.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-10-09

B Pay for your paper and
you'll enjoy reading it more.
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Killed His Man.

Gov. McSweenev yesterday re-
ceived an official report from
Magistrate Motto of Berkeley
county in regard to the killing of
negro desperate. The magis-
trate advised the governor that
having had a warrant for the
negro he sent his constable ont to
arrest him. The negro resisted
arrest and the constable shot hir.
dead. There was reward for
the capture of the man and the
magistrate wrote to inform the
governor of the killing and ask if
his constable was entitleh to the
reward offered. The constable
being an officer in the discharge
of his duty Is of course not en-
titled to the reward. The State.
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sTRAWB tRRY PLANTS,
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Our 100 page Manual, free to
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KITTRELL, N G..
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W1lL1AMS-HUGHE GO.

ate the people of South Carolina
would be represented on all the
important issues by one who has
ever been true 10 his people in
time of war and in time of peace.
10 send him back as GROWING
glory to a long and useful life
would show to the outside world
that South Carolina appreciates u
son who has done for her what
nothing she can do for him can
repay.
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An Appeal to America in Miss
Stones Behalf.

Boston, Oct. An appeal to
Christian America has been made
on behalf of Miss Ellen Stone,
the missionary held captive by
brigands, who will meet death
October 8 unless S110, 200 ran
som be paid before that date. The
appeal says:
''The government at Washing
ton has done and is doing every
thing officially and humanely pos
sible to secure her release. Not
withstanding all this, there is a
possibility of failure of negotia-
tions, and it is absolutely neces-
sary that the amount to be raised
be instantly ralscd.'
Contributions may be sent to
kidder, Peabody & Co, trustees,
and must reach their banking
house in Boston before noon of
October 7.
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Young Lady'S Awful Death.
Was Killed by the Accidental Dis.
charge of II Shotgun.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Newherry, Oct. IA terrible
accident occurred In the Beth
Eden section about six miles from
Newberry this morning.
Mr.. Ernest Schumpert took
his gun and went out to kill a
hawk that bad been troubling his
chickens and when he came back
he set the gun down behind the
door. Miss Clara Whitman, his
sister inlaw, was sweeping the
floor Mt the time and it is not
known whether she struck the
gun with her broom or whether
the door was. pushed against it,
hut it was discharged and the
lead struck the young lady in the
eye tearing off the entire upper
part of her skull, killing her in
stantly. Miss Whitman was II
Years old and was daughter of
Mr.. Quincy Whitman Mr..
Schumpert is son of Mr.. Fred
Schumpert of this county.
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Attempted Suicide.
Greenv.lle News, Sth inst.

Greenv.lle News, Sth inst.
+. n. Lynes, the well known
proprietor of the Gem ,afe, the
most fashionable restaurant in
GreenvilIe, attempted to kill him
self Yesterday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock by shooting himself with
a 3S-caliber pistol. His attempt
may prove fatal.
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Capers Appointed.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 5-John
&. Capers has been appointed by
Sena: or Hanna, chairman of the
committee, to a vacancy in the
Republican national committee
caused by the death of Judge E.
A. Webster of South Carolina.
Mr.. Capers is at present district
attorney.
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Washington Letter.
tFrom our Regu,.r orr-spnndent

j
Washington, d. c., Oct. T.
Callers on President Roosevelt
wh" mold the idea that he is sell. /.
opi"'"nated when they enter the
Nhte House usually change it
before they leave Whatever he
may have been, his talk since he
became president has not been thxt
of n self-opinionated man. On the
contrary, be makes it point to
Obtain an expression of opinion
from those OF his callers be thinks
likely to have any of value. In
snort, he is ut present seeking,
not imparting opinions. What he
will do with the information thu,
gained is something that only time
can determine. HIS method was
plthily illustrated by Senator,
who SAID to "a friend, just after he
had had u talk with the President
"Roosevelt asked more pointed
questions than any man | eves met,
except LII Hung Chang"
Uncle Sam lost S3,9Sl.71 dur
ing the last fiscal year on his mail
service, but, owing to reform in
the carrying of second class mail,
which went into effect the first of
this month, a profit is confidently
looked for during the current fis-
cal year. OF course profit is q
good thing, but the policy of the
post office department should he
to improve the postal service,
which is far from perfect in many
respects, rather than to seek to
show profit at the end of the fis-
cal year. Extravaganza in any
branch of the public service Is al
ways to he deprecated, but the
people of this country, who use
the mails more extensively than
the people of any other country
do, demand the best possible mail
service that can be had and are
willing to pay for it.
Representative Livingston, OF
Georgia, said of the sentiment of
the people Of his section toward
the President: "Our people have
no apprehension regarding Presi-
dent Roosevelt. They admire him
for his honesty, integrity, and az
gressive spirit
President Roosevelt ha. inter
ested himself in the case Of Miss
Stone, the American missionary
who was kidnapped. by trigands
in Bulgaria and he personally as
sured two representatives of the
American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions thut the whole power of this
government wo, ld be used to aid
in bringing about the release of
Miss Stone.
U. ). Consul McCook, at Daw-
son CnY, in n report to the de
partment of State warns the pub
l'c against buying stock in fake
mining companies. He says: 81
have the honor to report that mi
ming companies are promoted and
floated in the States on claims i'm
the kIondike which the pnbllc
should not touch. The public
SHOULD beware and not invest their
money in companies they know
nothing about. No one having a
good claim neel float a company.
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Hon. Walteu Hazard for Judge.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Georgetown, Oct. Sit is ru-
mored here that the Hon. Walter
Hazard, Que of the most promi-
mont lawyers of this city and one
of the ablest in the State, will be
nominated with strong probability
OF being elected judge-successor
to o. w. Buchanan. Had.