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Bethany Notes.

Albert Krauss visited Mrs. NJ. Z. Showers
yesterday.
Much of the success of the Christian En-
deavor convention is due to the excellent
work OF the reception committee. The COM
mittee is composed of the Rev. Allen b.
Philputt, Mrs. IIipp. c. S. Medbury. Miss
Bellamy. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. Miss Jose
phine Garfield and Mr.. Sidener.
The early riser may see boys clad in blue
uniforms out in the park in the morning
practicing for the field day. which is to be
held next Saturday afternoon. The pro-
gramme will consist of dashes. runs. Jumps
and other events and the boys are already
picking the all round man. Lieutenant
Morgan Is in charge OF the field day.
At Camp McQuillan last night il was
thought that a horse had passed the guard
line and was preparing 10 take the camp
Upon Investigation il was found that
Private Daily was walking in his sleep and
had taken his cot along for company. The
young soldier was much embarrassed and
begged the captain not to let the story be
published.
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTS-A. Diener. AS E Washingto
Tel. 2525. Branch works F. entrance Crown HI
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Indianapolis. July 3.
stockholders Refuse TO Concur.

Application has been flied in the Chan
Gerry Court of Meridian. Miss, for a receiv-
er for the Mobile x Ohio Railroad Com
pany. The application is made by l.. Ed
monds. of Virginia. and George L. Venner.
of Massachusetts,. These are stockholders
of the Mobile q Ohio Railway who refused
to concur in the sale TO the Southern, and
they desire TO restrain the Management OF
the Southern from operating the Mobile *
Ohio. They ask that persons now acting as
officials of the Mobile a Ohio be prohibited
from operating il. and that the receiver,
when appointed. advertise the names OF all
Mobile < Ohio stockholders so that II can
be ascertained who are the owners of the
road
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WINONA LAKE ASSEMBLY.
Athletics Form a Large Part of the
Amusements-Many Excursions.

Atnietics rorm u Large fart OF the
Amusements-Many Excavations.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINONA LAKE, Ind, July 30.-To-day's
proceedings at the Chautaqua Of the West
were much the same as those of yesterday,
the star attractions being Nine. Cecilia
E~ppinghouse Bailey in the afternoon and
Mr.. Leland Powers in the evening. Both
of these are specialists in their respective
lines. Nine. Bailey makes a speciality of
high-class ballads. which please all classes
of music-loving Wlnonians. Leland Powers
gave David Garrick" this afternoon. Ills
representations of the old men characters
appearing in his productions are especially
fine. Large crowds are attracted by his
talent.
Golf, tennis and baseball still prevail in
the athletic circles A close ball game took
place on the WlnCna diamond this after
noon between the Warsaw High School
team and the Winona team. The latter
won. Some fine work was done on both
sides and the game was close. Prof. Hams,
Of the athletic department, is receiving en-
tries for his tennis tournament, which will
take place on Aug. 8. Several players Of
State repute have been entered.
A party of 300 factory men and their am
the park. The city people enjoyed the
sparkling water and green grass exceed
ingly. The special started back to the city
at 7 o'clock. Several excursions have Wis
tied the place in the last week from points
south. Bedford, Anderson, Marion and Lo-
gansport have sent parties of pleasure
seekers.
Friday, Aug. 2, will, be old settlers day.
Special attractions will be offered, ard
those who are on the shady side of life
will receive the attention due those who
have borne the burden and heat of the
day All persons sixty years old and over
will be admitted 10 the grounds free. A
gold medal wi. be presented TO the Oldest
man and oldest woman present: also to the
couple longest ms rried. Special prizes are
offered to the family having the largest
representation on the grounds. These will
be season tickets for every member of the
family for 1902. A large crowd is expected
at Winona on this day, as the Rev. T. De
Witt Talmage will give his popular lee
ture, lis the World Better or Worse? ?"
Prof. N. Hill Nesbit will give his stereop-
ticon lecture. Through Bonnie Scotland
with Wheel and Camera The Winona
Band has also arranged for a concert.
Aug. 8 will be field day. The students OF
the biological station, mostly from the In
diana University, will join with the sum
mer school students and athletes for the
prizes. The ten events are: l00-yard dash
2z0-yard dash, Quarter-mile run, half-mlle
run. mile run, running broad jump, running
high jump, pole vault. shot put. hammer
throw. 1t will be an open meet, and some
of the best athletes in Indiana and Ohio
will be present. Entries will be open until
noon, Aug. 3.
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Attorneys for John Rinkard. the MUIR
derer sentenced by the Wabash Circuit
Court 10 hang at Michigan City Aug. D,
Will appear this morning before Judges
Jordan. Hadley ana Monks. OF the Su-
preme Court. and ask that the execution of
the death sentence be stayed until such
time as the court may deem necessary TO
allow IN opportunity for the appeal TO be
presented. argued and decided. The State
viii be represented at this hearing 10y
Deputy Attorney General Cassius c.. Had
ley. who will also prepare the brief for
the appellee in the case.
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Deaths.

Nancy De Poy. seventy-seven years. 4I
FLETCHER avenue. Irvingtou, paralysis
Ernest Maze. ten years. 227 Hoyt avenue,
leucOcythemia.
Barbara PfeHer. f~fty-nine years. 81 Blackford
street. ocrit0ritis.
Benton Cozier. f~orty-four years. indianapolis.
Chronic nephnIs.
Harry r Miller. one year. German Protestant
Orphar8' Home. bronchitis
Mamie j. Watt. thirty-hve years. 40 Toledo
street. stomach and Intestinal trouble.
Bessie Hopkins, two months. Indianapolis Or
Thans' Home. hamilton.
Katie Dwenger. six months. indianapolis Or
phars' Home. tubcrcuiar meningitis.
Dora Warren. seven months. Indianapolis or-
phans' Home. acute tuberculosis.
BESSIE Porter. forty-nine years. CITY. gastrltis.
Infant Hunt. twenty-five days, as North New
Jersey street. cholera iufantum-
Emily Wells. sixty-eight years. go Forrest ave
nue.. cerebral hemorrhaee.
Carolina Hayes. seventy years. $50 Muskingum
street. heart failure.
Francis Simons. thirty years, 52 Cincinnati
street. pcrit0ultis-
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BATTLE-GROUND CAMP.
successful Meetings i'm All Depart
ments of the Summers Work.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. July 9.-To-day was
Home Missionary day at the battle-ground
camp meeting. Miss Bessie Fowler this
afternoon addressed an Immense audience
in the tabernacle. The Rev. c. d. Royse.
of Rensselaer,, spoke this morning. deliv-
ering a sermon full OF striking ommcn
Mrs. Porterneld. OF indianapolis. is meet
ing with great success in her children's
meetings. Among the new arrivals are
the Rev. II. l. kindie. Michigan City: Dr.
Samuel Beck ana Mrs. Beck. VaiparaisO;
Tom Frazee. Of Frankfort. and the Rev.
Z. u. Royse. of Rensselaer,.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.


Minutes
1886. Calvin Miller et Al. VS.. John s.
Bowers. Adams G. G. Appellants
ie62O. Southern Indiana r. r. CO. vs..
Jackson j. HarrelI. Greene G. &. Appel
lant's reply brief 90.
New Case
1900. Theodore G. Whitcomb vs.. William
IL. Stringer. receiver. etc. Marion 5. c..
Record. Assignment Of errors. Praecipe.
Notice.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1852. William c.. Rastetter Us. Melvin f.
Reynolds ct al. Whitley c. G.. Appellees'
additional authorities (0.
New Cases
4lO2. The Prox < Brinkman Mfg. Co. vs..
the Northumberland Co Marion ;.
G. Record. Assignment Of errors. Join
der. Submitted by agreement. Appellants
petition for oral
4l03. The Farmers Mutual Fire ms. Co.
Va. Alexander T.. Yetter. Marshall g. G..
Record. Assignment OF errors. Notices 90
below.
4iO4. The Marion Bond Co. trustee. VS..
Mexican Coffee and Rubber Co. Il al.
Record. Assignment of errors. In term.
Bond.
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DEATHS IN THE CITY.
Prof. Abbott's Cruel Death.

Coroner Brayton yesterday took the tes-
timony OF j. L. Sullivan and 7. G. Roderick.
OF Broad Ripple. relative TO the death Of
Prof. Edward w. Abbott. OF Butler Col
lege. who was found dead in the river last
week. The decision OF the coroner was
that death was due 10 cramps. because Of
which ne was gradually drawn under the
water by the action OF tho muscles until his
head was submerged. Such a death must
have been accompanied by terrible suffer
ing, the drowning being gradual and with
the knowledge that he could do nothing TO
helm himself
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NaNFN = TIT
Passenger and freight. Repairs and suppress
pEEpY & CO Phones-New 2l70. old 2215@.
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New suits FiIed.

William T. Hill vs.. Mary V. Hill; divorce.
Superior Court. Room ].
Walter j. Hubbard vs.. Carl c. Roth ct
al. 10 foreclose mortgage. Demand. $500.
Superior Court. Room =.
Elizabeth Elston ". Matthew c.. Elston:
divorce. Superior Court. Room :.
Laura u. Muse Ns. Robert II. Muse: di-
vOrce. Superior Court. Room >.
William Scott VS.. Matilda Moore et al:
suit TO set aside deed. Superior Court,
Room 8.
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the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MAXINKUCKEE. Ind. July 30.-Monday
was celebrated as patriotic day" at Lake
M~axinkuckee assembly. Monday night c.
Marshall Love made an address on Great
Battles" Judge Mcconnell was presiding
officer OF the days festivities. Frank c.
Bruner, an ex-chaplain Of the Union army.
gave a lecture in the afternoon on General
Grant-"From the lanyard to the Stars"
In the evening he lectured on THE Ideal
Woman" To-day was w. c. T. L. day at
the assembly and Mrs. Mary Balch pre-
sided. In the afternoon an oratOrical con-
test was held. Professor Eugene Knox.
an im~personator. gave several humorous
sketches.
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The County Council met yesterday morn
ing 10 finally pass the ordinances for appro-
priations which were considered Monday.
Several of the members took occasion TO
pick at Councilman Dawson regarding
his association OF his hay loft with the
upper floors of the courthouse. and finally
gave up the idea Of passing an ordinance
to provide a new elevator in the building.
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Building Permits.

George f. Kirkhon. repairs, 1927 East Wash
ington street. cost. 500.
Pauline De Hart. repairs. S9 West Thirtieth
street: cost. 800.
John f AIbershardt. repairs. rear 622 East
Vermont street. cost. 500.
c. P. Greenen, cottage. Oriental and springdale
streets: cost. Slo00.
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Local Woman's Meeting.

TIL meeting OF the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society of Hall-place NJ. e. Church,
which was 10 have been held yesterday. has
been postponed until tomorrow on account
Of the society's convention at Acton Park.
The meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Wesley, z0l5 North Senate avenue.
Miss Dole, OF Asheville, y. c., will address
the meeting on Industrial Homes"
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IN THE COURTS.
Says They Meant Fraud.

In a suit filed yesterday by william
Scott against Matilda and Cynthia Pearl
Moore. petition is made to set aside a deed
OF conveyance from Matilda Moore to Gym
thia Pearl Moore. it being charged that
the transfer was for the purpose Of de-
frauding creditors. of which the plaintiff
says he is one. having a judgment for SIS.
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Mrs. Twins Successful Work.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
BOURBON, Ind, July So.-The w. C.
T. l.. In. session at Winora recently elect
ed Mrs. William Irwin. OF this place, first
vice president. Mrs. Irwin is county pres
ident, State superintendent of the Depart
ment of Purity in Art and Literature. She
has been a prominent temperance worker
for about twenty-five years. She is TO
make an address on w. G.. I. L. day at
Island Park Assembly next week.
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Camp Acton Notes.

Miss Edith Wheeler has returned to In
~0ianapolis for a few days.
Miss Edna Erwin left for Indianapolis
last night, after which she Will leave for
a two weeks stay in Michigan.
Among those VINO registered yesterday
at the w. H. NJ. S. cottage were: Mrs.
Ella Rose, Mrs. l.. II. Trotter. Mrs. James
Anderson, Mrs. John Carroll. Mrs. c. +.
Wesley. Mrs. j. c.. Harding. Mrs. c.. Belly
mer, Mrs. Belle Bolen, Mrs. A. V. p.
Adams. and Mrs. Bliss. of Saginaw. Mich.
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The funeral OF Laura Wick Mcfarland.
who died Monday afternoon. will be held
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from her late
home. No. Is East 81. Clair street. The
services Will be conducted by Or. A r.
Benton. assisted by the Rev. a Il. PhIputt-
III burial at Crcwn Hill Wall be private.
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$500 FROM OvERSTREET.
indianapolis Congressman SUBSCRIBE
to the Harrison Monument Fund.

Senator Fairbanks yesterday received a
letter from Representative Overstreet. of
the Seventh Indiana congressional district.
who is now in Paris with his wife, saying
that he would subscribe 500 to the Harrison
monument fund. Mr.. Overstreet will return
to indianapolis about the 18th Of August.
He saws he will further the aims OF the
Monument Association by all means at his
command and will personally devote all
the time Ne can spare TO enlarging the fund.
Senator Fairbanks. who left the city
last night for the East. probably Will visit
General John w. Foster at WATERFOWL. y.
\. He also will go TO Massachusetts with
Mrs. Fairbanks. and may visit Mrs. Ben
jamin Harrison at her lodge in tho Adiron-
dacks.
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To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
In the daily Journal or Monday Rev. J..
S. Hoagland. OF Greencastle. pays his re-
spects to the battle-ground camp meeting In
no complimentary manner. Tho Monon
Railroad stops all its day trains at the
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Marriage Licenses.

Edward Peters. forty. and Emma schafer.
thirty.
Peter Thoman. twenty-five. and Anna Dudley.
TWENTY-FIVE.
John Reilly Fox. forty-one. and Florence Crit
18th. thirty-hve.
Elias Phillips. twenty-nine. and Katie L. Scott,
twenty-seyen.
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MIR. Hunt at Winona.

Union 3. Hunt. secretary of state. went
10 Winona last night TO deliver an address
befors the Sunday-school convention in ses-
sion at that place.
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Died from His Injuries.

Samuel II. Cagley. Of $40 Bates street,
who was struck BY a street car at New
Jersey street and Virginia avenue Friday
evening, died yesterday morning at the City
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Fe
q. I. G~unnip-Genn Ag't A, T. S. r. Ry,
No. ALI Walnut St, Cincinnati.
RAILROAD TINE CARD.

4. NJ. time IL in BLACK hgures-Trains marked
thus: daily. S-Sleeper. P-Pnrlor Car. o.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except Sunday.
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RUGS AND


RUGS AND CARPETS-Fo choice patterns in
carpets. rugs. draperies. stoves. furniture OF all
kinds and everything that goes into the home
visit Albert Hutchlnson's large store at ga and
as +. Washington 81. Cash or installments. A
complete stock and great variety.
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DENTISTRY

D~ENTISTRY-S. +. EARHART, DENTIST, Il
MOVED TO liz w. WASHINGTON ST.
IRON LOCK.
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Hospital as q result OF his injuries. lie MA.
a painter employed by the Parry Manu.
featuring Company. He was nfty-dvc V~ars
he lived.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
COIxTY COUNCIL.

Notfce o. hereby given that there will be A
sulcIaI meeting aof the Marion County Council a.
AZ usual place OF meeting In the courthouse IN
the city Of Indianapolis. on Wednesday. Aug. T.
1871. al 40 o'clock a. m.
ARR r. SMITH.
Auditor Marion County.
indianapolis. July 20, 1901.
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II is stated that the Pennsylvania line
between Louisville and Chicago has in
creased its business the last few months to
nearer an earning paying basis than ever
year il will be small as compared with 1893
nj 1000
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The Cincinnati. Hamilton * Dayton's
handsome, complete passenger train leaves
Cincinnati every Friday at ! p. m, arriv-
Ing at Mackinac at : the next morning.
y. G. Edwards, passenger traffic manager,
is much gratihed with the results OF this
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TIPEWRITERs.

FOR SALE-Ihe New Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale or rent at antitrust
prices MANHATTAN GENERAL AGENCY.
Phones. so III +. Washington St. indianapolis.
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Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex--.--tzoo .Ioz5
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. iim..'1zx0 1898
luncie. Lsfay'te and Lsporte spec 81 20 1923
INDIANA a ny.
Decatur and ST. Louis mail and ex....tsm i425
Chicago express. p * 10
Tuscoin IS. 80 tIolk
Decatu. a St. Louis fast ex. sc.-.'I11u s4OS
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Do you want 20 buy a
restaurant and roOming house; near depot,
cheap? IL you 10 see MARkS 4 BILLINGS. 90
Lombard building.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Party with small capital
can become interested In paying mail order
business; income SO week. MARKS * Bill
IINGS, S. Lombard building.
BUSINESS CIlANCE-We have outside buyers
for all kinds of business. come and see and
save time. Money waiting for you. MARKS *
billings. 90 Lombard building.
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FoR INSTRUMENTATION

FOR r make wood ana metal patterns:
expert mechanics; superior equipment; prompt
service. Old phone 23s2. GAS EN-
CINE 20. r. New York and Belt X. r.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


y * BUCHANAN-Iicensed
embalmers) Can ship dipththeria ard
scarlet fever. Lady emhalmer for
ladies and Children. go North lli-
nois street. Telephone s4i. new and old.
Old 80. G. f. KREGELO. New 80
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
30 y. Delaware St.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


AGENTS
VIM. l.. Rice. 2s05 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones old. 2S75O. new. sls2 Territory west OF
White river
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SCREENING.



HAVE YOUR JOB CARPENTER WORK AND
fly screening done at PARKS. sc =. Wash
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BURIAL VAULT.

BURIAL VAULTS
PROTECT YOU DEAD.
The Okey Cement Burial Vault Is the only
air and water-tight. burgiar-proof burial vault
manufactured. Sold By cemetery associations
and undertakers. or may be ordered OF us di-
rect. Send fer booklet and prices. OkEf
BURIAL VAULT Co. Cot Madison avenue. New
Phone 1920 and s049. ~ Is CROFT. General
Manager.
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HoRsEsHoEISG


HORSESHOEING-90c. First-class work. Hors,
called for and delivered. EDWARDS. S23 Mas
ave. Phones: New. 2295. old. 2-272sO.
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LOST.

LOST-A black Persian cat. with amber eyes.
Return TO 1911 Central avenue.
LOST-PocketboOk containing valuable papers.
one pass over y. X o. :. W. r.. r.. and one
pass over O. =. r = Return to Sherman House
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE co.
w. Z. kurtz. Pres. II. A. Grassland, Mgr.
5l7-523 $. Penn. Telephones l343.
We STORE PACK and HAUL.
s~IOkAGE-The Union Transfer and Storeg,
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited
AND X OF
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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Boys SuitSlhcSc fine wool Cheviot Suits well tailored
II regularly worth 81, buy them today, for
These special lot of Ladies Fine silk Umbrellas with
from pearl others silver trimmed They will make
Buy them this hour for.
sale OF Rugs on third hoorEvery houSekeeper find p
today They Nubia Wion beautiful patterns and richest
inches They will go in hurry this price .,,,..,,,..,
Pillow ShanlsIhiS offering OF open work and hclnsi
size 'fN3 soc their real worth but special offering they
Bureau car and Stand Covers these have coored
and plain white the clris 1870 inches the stand
grand Offering at this price each
Ladies and Misses ackeS--lheSe regular S45O acke
velvet piping they we'll lined throughout and have the Co
blue green, red and black. At this hour they 90
Ladies oapes-lhec Asrakhan and Plush CapeS edg,
are made full sweep and well lined throughout Regular
minutes Ird ay they go for each
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Can USE $500 FEET.
New Street Railway Companies Can
Run Cars Over Tracks of Scran-
ton Railway Company.

1t Is not generally known that the
new street railway interests now ap-
plying to the city councils for fran
chises will be enabled. under the law.
to use nearly a mile and IL half of the
Scranton Railway conpany's tracks. If
the franchises are secured.
The law of this state provides that
one street railway company may use
the tracks of another company for n
distance of 800 feet. If the new in
terests came into councils and asked
for IL franchise as one company, they
would be enabled to use only $500 feet
of the other track, but by coming in
as three separate companies, 100 feet.
or lust II few feet short of !, mile and
Il half. can BE- used.
This 800 feet includes almost the
entire length of Lackawa avenue.
or that portion of this thoroughfHre
lying between Franklin avenue and
Ridge Row Tho South Side Street
hallway company can use the Scran-
ton Railway company's tracks from
Wyoming avenue to Adams avenue.
and with another line on Lackawanna
avenue from Adams avenue to Ridge
Row
The North find Street Railway COM
pany proposes to use the tracks of the
Scranton Railway company on l.acka-
wanna avenue from Franklin avenue
to Wyoming avenue, and on Wyoming
uvep' as far out as Mulberry street
The West End Street Railway COM
puny proposes to use the other COM
pany's tracks on Franklin avenue
from Lackawanna avenue to Spruce
street and on LuZcrne street from
North Main avenue to Hyde Park ave-