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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-28
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Newell Lodge is spending this week
at Niagara and New York city.
Mr.. G.. b. Groesbeck, OF Cincinnati, has
been visiting Mr.. Pax. Hibben for the last
few days.
Ex-County Treasurer w. ii. Schmidt aud
Colonel James r. Henry went 10 Tennessee
yesterday on a business trip.
The Woodruff Place Feast OF Lanterns
netted over 81, 600 for the Free Kindergarten
Society. The receipts are larger than those
of any similar event
The floral parade 10 be given in connec-
ton with the Fall Carnival will be In
charge of the Flower Mission and the ex-
penses that would be incurred by employ
ing an outsider will be given TO that So
ciety.
The pastor and officers of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church Joined I'm a luncheon
yesterday At the Commercial Club. Rev.
Frank O. Ballard sat at the head OF the
table and summer vacations were discussed
by those present.
County Assessor Jefferson says that 600
residents OF Indianapolis Will be prosecuted
for the nonpayment OF dog taxes. All the
cases will be filed in justices courts. and
the fine and costs In such cases generally
amount 10 SIS I'm each case.
The Little Light Bearers Band OF the
Ccntral-avenue Church Will hold their an
nual party with Mrs. George Richards, 1873
Park avenue. this afternoon from TO
o'clock Mothers and their little ones are
welcome. Lunch will be served.
The suit OF Douglass Mitchell against
the CiUZenS Street-rallfOau Company.
which has been pending In the United
States Court, was dismissed yesterday. The
suit involved the constitutionality OF the
3-cent fare law, passed by the Legislature
Ia 1851
The ladies OF the Third Christian Church
will give "Trip Around the World" for
members and their friends this evening.
The first train will leave the church at
o'clock and every fifteen minutes there
after until $50. The trains will stop az
Boston, China, California and wind up az
the north pole and serve refreshments at
each station.
Ed Mansfield reported 20 the police last
nftht that the bodies OF several babies had
been found I'm "A closet at No. 1873 East
Michigan street. I'm house occupied by
William Cummings. The police found the
body of a six-months-old child In a picking
bottle owned by Dr. Martin. who formerly
occupied the house and has his furniture
stored there.
The first performance Of the mimic naval
battle will be given at Broad Ripple next
Sunday night AZ . o'clock. The battle will
be a reproduction OF the naval battle Of
Santiago. The Spanish forts VIII be TO-
Gated on the opposite shore from the park
The American fleet Will be on bl0ckadlng
duty and az the vessels move down the
river they will be discovered by the forts.
from which the firing will begin. The
American fleet will return the fire and
when the fort Is captured there will be a
great explosion. followed by fireworks
There will be special fireworks the night OF
July In addition 20 the mimic naval battle.
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Quartermaster General Foster gave out
last night list OF successful bidders for
contracts 20 furnish supplies needed by the
Indiana National Guard during It's camp
OF instruction at the fair grounds July 2o-e7.
as follows:
bia Grocery Company. coffee: Hitz Baking
Company. hard bread. Peter +. Bryce. soft
bread: ]. w. Newman a Co. potatoes.
onions and cabbage. Nelson Norris & Co.
fresh and corned beef. Coffin. Fletcher 4
Co. bacon. Consumers Ice Company. ice.
Frank l.. James. forage: j. &. SiEman
Castleton, wood. Major William "A. kersh-
ner. OF Brigadier General Mckee stan. Ia
commissary OF subsistence and will SUPER
intend the giving out OF supplies 10 the
"boys." W
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GLOVER DIVORCE SUIT
THE ATTORNEY TAKES THE PAPERS
FROM THE COURTHOUSE.
An Effort Made To Wrap the Litigation
I'm secrecy--The High Courts
Other Court Cases.

Julia Glover yesterday brought suit
against her husband. Charles NJ. Glover.
for divorce The complaint was filed by At
torney Henry j. Brandon and before IL fell
into the hands of reporters he had taken it
away and left a receipt. When asked for
the complaint he positively refused to dis
close it's contents and said he had forgot
what the charges were in the petition.
He said he had been requested by his
client TO keep the matter from the public
and as he had promised that nothing would
reach the papers, he intended 10 see that
it did not. Glover is a clerk employed by
the indianapolis Gas Company. The rec
ords in the county clerks office show that
he and his wife, whose maiden name was
Julia Hedges, were married June Is. 1890.
The contents of the complaint may prob
ably not be made known until the trial, or
until the attorney returns the papers to the
courthouse. Brandon also refused 10 state
the cause or time of separation, and said
he could say nothing regarding the COM
plant.
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The names OF osteopathic physicians that
were granted licenses by the state Medical
Board at It's meeting In the Grand Hotel
Wednesday night were announced yester-
day as follows: George V. wienstadt
South Bend Emma L. McGarr Anderson
Belle r. and +. w Hannah. S33 North Ala
hama street, Indianapolis George u.
Price. Fowler. Jennie -. and Charles A
Peterson. Richmond; m w. Chatheld.
South Bend: John r.. Baker. Brazil: Charles
A. Rector. S2l North Senate avenue Ed
ward :. Goth. 63i Lemcke block. and Geo
W. Tull IS When block. Indianapolis:
Frank l.. Tracy, Anderson. Julia Fogarty
West Michigan street. indianapolis. Charlie
and Matte y G. Sommer. Muncie; j. B.
kinslnger so Stevenson building. Indian
apols. Doreas l.. McNicon Frankfort:
Alta Corbin Curry, South Bend. William
Hautc. Frank II Smith kokomn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Daniel lsrohman and h. Ii. Sothern have
accepted for the latter's use next season
n play named Richard Lovelace." by
Lawrence Irving, son OF Sir Henry
Irving Mr.. Sothern will continue to be
seen Hamlet.
Phyllis Rankin, who was last seen here
as Fin I'm The Belle OF New York." is the
star In a new musical comedy The Gay
Cadet" which has been produced in Bir-
mingham. England. Both the piece and
Miss Rankin made hits. the cable says.
Edna Wallace Hopper and her brother
are heirs by their mothers death TO a ss5.-
600 interest In the Pacific coast steamer
Bristol a $4,000 interest I'm another ves-
sci, the Wellington. mining property In
British Columbia. n residence In Alameda
county. California. and real estate includ-
ing coal yards, docks aud wharves. in san
Francisco.
The sabbath committee of New York city
has fled an affidavit against the manage
ment OF the New York Theater on the basis
that the theater has performances on sun
day The many other theatrical managers
I'm New York that give sunday shows Will
await the decision I'm this case with con-
Germ. for N the New York Thcater loses
their licenses. too. will be IN danger.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs Alvin s. Lockard will leave
to-day for a trip TO New York
The Misses sommers will arrive to-mor-
row to visit Mrs. w. III. Coleman.
Miss Matte Taylor has issued invitations
for a porch party for Thursday. July 4.
Mrs Albert Alexander, of Charlottesville,
Is the guest OF Colonel and Mrs. Barnett
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Dissette left last
night for Charlevoix 10 spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. New left last night
for Charlevoix, Mich, TO spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs X. v. vinnedge and Miss Yohn left
yesterday TO spend the summer at Asbury
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Martindale will leave
next week for Harbor Point Mich To
spend several weeks.
Mrs Harold b. Hibben entertained in
formally last night for her visitors, Miss
Jane Hunter and Miss Spaulding. OF Terre
Haute.
Prof and Mrs. e. f. McFerren of Terre
Haute. are visiting friends and relatives
In the city and will remain until after
July 4.
Or. and Mrs. r. T. Laycock. who have
been visiting in New York Buffalo and
other cities In the East. returned home
yesterday.
The judges OF the Indiana Supreme and
Appellate courts were guests of Attorney
General w. l.. Taylor. at the Country Club.
last evening
leave next week, via Lake Michigan. for
Higman Park, Mich, and later 70 10 Bay
View to spend the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S Harrington. Mr..
Misses Crane. OF New York. their visitors.
ana Mr. Booth Harrington formed dinner
party at the Country Club last night
Nellie +. Wiley. daughter Of Judge L. Il.
visiting relatives and friends IN Kansas
City. Miss Wiley Will join a party OF young
women July 10 and journey TO California.
where she Will remain about two months
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Coleman and
Miss Suemma NaJcn- Coleman will leave
July II for jamestown. II. L. 10 spend the
summer. Mrs. John Middleton of Louis
vile. and Mrs. Harry Miller. OF Terre
Haute. will join them here and go TO
jamestown with them.
A party was given last night by Mr. and
Mrs Frank Buchanan and Mr. Chester
Cotton at 22Ss East New York street the
home OF the former. Ices and punch were
served. and a mandolin club PLAYED dur
ing the evening. The hostess was assisted
by. Mrs. Charles Bone Miss Agness KNAPP
ton and Miss Malta Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Shaw gave a gar
den dinner last night entertaining in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs Alvin :. Lockard The
other guests were Miss Hannah Erwin
Miss Malott. Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Bun
tin. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Forty. Miss Temp
kins Of Ftshkill-on-the-H Hudson. Mr.. George
Null. Mr.. Cunning. MIR Martindale. Mr.
Keen and Mrs. Burkhardt or Cincinnati
The tables We're placed under the trees and
adorned with sweet peas. Japanese Ian
terms were strung among the trees and
lighted the porch, making a very pretty
eject.
Observation-Disclosures.
A pretty home wedding was celebrated
last night at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Wacker. No. 24il West Tenth street
when their daughter. Miss Florence wack-
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al. mechanics lien. Finding for defendant
Judgment against plaintiff.
CIRCUIT COURT.
OIfNV u T OOCNI'
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.

Judgment against plaintiff.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
John s. Booth William A. Ford; to
cancel bill OF sale Taken under advise
ment
Bradley; ejectment. BY agreement Of par
ties cause transferred TO Room l, Superior
Court
Mary Foley VS. Mary O'Connors Estate.
Claim allowed by agreement OF parties for
Joseph Shissler VS.. Lorenz Leppert ct al. /;
from Justice court. Submitted 10 court.
Taken under advisement.
State ex rel. Pearl Joliff VS.. James Hess;
bastardy. Submitted to court Taken I'M
der advisement.
Frederick w. Van Slyke VS.. Charles A.
Wallingford; from justice court. Submitted
to court.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The Marion Bond Company VS.. Frances
M Beck; Improvement lien. Superior
Court, Room 2.
Emma Walker VS.. Greenberry Walker;
petition for sale of real estate and support
Superior Court Room ?.
Thomas Huston VS.. Josephine Marchal ct
al; damages. Demand. $1,000. Superior
Court, Room /.
Julia Glover VS. Charles Morton Glover
divorce. Superior Court. Room 2.
Alice Huntington VS.. Cornelius S. Mel
meier; injunction. Superior Court, Room g.
Helen Olga Kirk vs. John A. Kirk; d.
vorce. Superior Court, Roo'i 2
John T. Hodges VS.. indianapolis Street
railway Company: damages. Demand. $751;
600. Superior Court. Room 2.
The Marion Bond Company VS.. Philip
Watson: Improvement lien. Superior Court,
Room /.
Ida Zeller VS.. indianapolis Street-railway
Company: damages. Demand, $4,000 SUI
perior Court, Room /.
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Tn the Probate Court.

The will OF Helen Elizabeth Gordon. pro-
bated yesterday, leaves her property in
Richmond, Ind, TO be held by George Brown
as trustee, who shall sell II and give $500
TO his niece. Helen Allen. The remainder
OF the estate is TO be divided between
Everett and Joseph Brown. Her house.
hold furniture and personal belongings, In
Guiding several diamonds and pieces of
jewelry. are left 10 Various friends. Flavius
]. Van Norhis was appointed executor of
the will and gave bond of $1,000
Claude Ballard was appointed admins
tratrix of the estate OF John G. Ballard
and gave 800 bond
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ON HIS BOND.


The storm of protest that raised by
declaring James Ross insane has not abated
TO any degree and what is now termed the
"lunacy commission evil is being discussed
by many disinterested parties. The record
in the Ross case shows that no rela-
tive friend or felow-workman or ac-
uuaintance was called as a witness In the
inquest Neither his boarding house
keeper. neighbors nor the woman TO whom
he was engaged TO be married. The wit
nesses in the case were NJ. O. Devaney, G.
NJ. Clayton and Harry o. Jacobs. Dispen-
sary physicians; NJ. ID. Cullian, connected
non, matron OF the Dispensary. The records
show that practically the same witnesses
and justices OF the peace have appeared in
IS per cent. of the insanity commissions
held during the last year.
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The hearing of the suit of the 1. & ".
Railroad against the Indianapolis & Mar
tinsville Rapid-transit Company-Charles
Finley Smiths road-that began I'm the Cir
cult Court yesterday. was continued until
Tuesday The l. & V. asks for an injunc-
ton to prevent the electric company from
infringing on it's right of way. The steam
road has a right OF way OF 100 feet in
breadth in some places and the electric
company wants 70 cut through these
bumps" The electric company argues
that the right OF way should be but forty
feet and only such as is in use, while the
steam road claims a right to all of the
way whether IL is in use not.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-28

Ida Zeller yesterday sued the street-car
company for $4,000 for injuries she al
leges she sustained by being thrown from
a car that started too soon when she was
In the act of alighting.
John T. Hodges brought suit against the
street-car company for similar amount
He AYERS that while he was standing on
step OF car getting ready 10 alight the
car started and he was thrown TO the pave
ment. sustaining permanent injuries.
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The Supreme Court yesterday granted pc
ttions for oral argument of the two appeals
made by Daniel 3. Rowland from judg-
ments secured against him in Putnam coun-
" by the city of Greencastle Rowland was
convicted of violation of an ordinance of
the city Of Greencastle prescribing certain
limits in which no saloons should be con-
Quoted In case he convicted of
maintaining a saloon and in the other case
of selling liquor illegally. The Supreme
Court recently reversed the cases, holding
that the City Council had no power TO pass
such an ordnance but yesterday the court
decided TO grant rehearing of it's decision,
and at the same time directed that the oral
argument be set for Friday. Oct. 4, 1901.
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Governor Durbin yesterday appointed
Henry n. Root, OF Michigan City. TO re-
place Col. David n. Foster on the execu-
tive committee that has charge of the dedi-
cation OF the monument. Colonel Foster
notified the Governor that he would be UNI
able 20 serve on the committee. a meeting
OF the committee Will be held this morning
I'm the Governors parlor
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Emma Walker yesterday fled petition
against Greenberry Walker TO sell his real
estate and for support. She AYERS that
they were married last March, and after
living together few DAYS he deserted
her. She alleges that he has failed to
provide for her and that he has two teams
OF property valued at 81 600. She asks that
the property be sold and that she be given
an allowance for support.
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One OF the quickest divorces granted In
the county for some time was In the case
OF Mary S. Johnston against her husband,
Ulysses S. G.. Johnston, when Judge Nc
Master yesterday handed down decree.
The case was filed Monday and the decree
granted yesterday. The plaintiff alleged
that Johnston had used profane and often
sive language I'm the presence OF herself
and children. and that he had been cruel.
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The Monument Il. Completed.

j. S. Culver. the Springfield. H.. contrac-
tor who generously offered TO erect hand
some monument over the grave OF Nancy
Hanks Lincoln, mother OF Abraham Lin
coin. In Spencer county. notified Governor
Durbin yesterday that the monument Is
and ready 10 be turned over TO
the commission appointed by the late Gov
ernor Mount TO have control or IL. The
foundation, which Is six feet
under ground. Is made from GRAFTON gran
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-28

John Banks. the colored Democrat who
was convicted on a charge OF attempting
10 bride an election officer. but who has
been given a new trial by the Supreme
Court II expected 10 arrive in Indianapolis
from the Michigan city Prison to-day OF
tomorrow. Judge Afford. OF the Criminal
Court. viii place his bond at $1,000 He
will be held in sail or under bond until
the grand jury decides whether or not 10
fndict him again.
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Injuries May Result Fatally.

Linn Wilson. aged twenty-three. residing
at 1855 West New York street was struck
BY a 7. F. switch engine In the yards
west OF the city yesterday afternoon and
his skull Was badly fractured and his face
bruised. He was taken 10 the City Hos
pital His injuries may result fatally. He
was employed as section hand on the
Big -Four road.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SIfPREME COrRT-

1923. German VS.. State ex rel. Rooster
Nanderburg ;. c. Reversed. Baker. il
When an assessment list for the improve
ment of a public street is made out and
filed by the Board OF Public Works as
sessing each parcel Of abnttlng real estate
for It's proportion OF the cost according
20 frontage. II is a prima nacie charge OF
the amount the owner shall pay; said
board Is the proper tribunal for hearing
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Mniiciou. Prosecution Alleged.

against Josephine and Rudolph Marchal
for $1,000 damages for alleged malicious
prosecution. He AYERS that the defendants
had him arrested last fall on a charge OF
defraudng them out OF n board bill and
says that he acquitted OF the charge
I'm a Justices court.
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Arthur Chandler. who came into noto-
riety over the Decoration day road race
hasco will apply for an entry for the races
10 be held al Newly oval July I. He has
been disqualified by the -. G. A. and his
attorney will try 10 mandate the track
managers If he is not allowed TO enter the
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FRANK SLOAN ARRESTED.
Taken I'm Charge Upon His Release
from the Hospital.

Frank Sloan. who was severely injured
last week by being struck in the face with
a beer glass by Thomas Hupp, was released
from the City Hospital yesterday and i'm
medately arrested. charged with assault
and battery on Hupp. IL Is claimed he
struck Hupp before the latter hit him with
the glass.
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Wants an Injunction.

Alice Huntington yesterday brought suit
against Cornelius $. Neimeier for an in
junction She AYERS that the defendant Is
hauling gravel from her premises and un-
less restrained by the court will continue
10 haul gravel until her property is de-
ST.
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The Benjamin Harrison monument fund
is growing rapidly. Responses TO the let
ters which the association has sent out
all over the United States indicate that an
active interest ia being taken In the project.
and some OF the contributions have been
very liberal Massa chusetts alone sending
In subscriptIons amounting % $50.
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CLEARANCE SALE
Pianos $165 and up
WULSCHNER'S
12S and 100 N. Penn. St.

ite taken from the temporary vault that for
eighteen months held the remains OF Mrs.
I.incoln's distinguished while the new
national monument was being constructed.
The first base OF Mrs Lincolns monument
is made OF Barre granite and the second
base OF Quincy granite. Governor Durbin
Is expected 10 call the commission together
shortly TO fix upon a date for holding dedi-
cation ceremonies over the new monument
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Abraham smith junk peddler residing
at 2226 West Morris street. was driving
across the railroad tracks at Ray street and
the Belt yesterday afternoon. when Van
dalsa switch engine struck his wagon and
demolished it, Smith was thrown out of
the wagon and his head was severely in
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Secretary Taylor, of the Grocers' Asso-
citation. says no privileges for games of
chance were granted by the association for
the picnic wednesday. and that ten special
policemen were engaged 10 preserve order
The association did ali In its power to
preserve order and keep out undesirable
people.
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FORTY-NINE CORPORATIONS.


Following are the assessments completed
by the County Board OF Review at yester-
DAYS session:
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SIMMS-GKEGG.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal

BRAZIL. Ind, June 27-Ariss Lillian
Gregg. eldest daughter OF Professor and
Mrs j. c. Gregg. and Charles Simms were
married Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF the brides parents. on North Meridian
street. The Rev. l.. c Bently of the
Methodist Church oficiated. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Simms left over
the vandalia for trip through the East.
M'CAIN-BELL
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind, June 27.-Mr. Alfred c.
Mccain and Miss Mary Bell. both promi-
nent young people of Dunkirk were mar
ried last evening at the Methodist Epis-
, copal parsonage In this city, the Rev. NJ
"A. Harlan officiating.