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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

There is a new patient at Bellevue
Hospital, New York, the only patient
of it's kind ever treated there. On
the card appears the name of Bum, :"
q kitten, suffering from dislocation of
the spine. A little girl pleaded so
hard with one OF the doctors to cure
her kitty that it was finally taken
charge Of. Now the doctors are inter-
ested In the case. and will do all in
their power to save BUNS" life.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

Captain e. H. Smeed, of East Provi-
dence. r. l.. has just received a gov
eminent medal which was awarded
him seventeen years ago for heroism
in helping to rescue the crew of a
shipwrecked schooner in the harbor Ct
New Haven. The medal was mis- au
in a secret drawer in a desk In the
collectors office at the Custom House
of New Haven. and was found only a
few days ago.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

The japanese Emperor has an allow
ance Of $2,000.000 year I, maintain
the dignity Of his Office and have a
good time. This is equal to $5.479 a
day. At the close of the Chinese-Jap-
anese war Parliament awarded him
100000 yen ($10 ,O00,0O0) in gratitude
for the able manner in which he di-
rected military and naval operations.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

Mrs. Lucinda Washington, who is
said to be 124 years old, fell down
stairs at the poor house at Kokomo,
Ind, and suffered broken arm, but
she will recover She was born a
slave in South Carolina in 1879, and
remained in one family until her
emancipation in 1868.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12
"swIFTwATEn. RELEASED.
Relatives Of Bride Refuse to Push
the Matter.

San Francisco, Sept. Word having
been received from the chief of police
Of Tacoma that no one IN the Northern
city was willing to prosecute Swift
water Bill Gates. the latter was re-
leased from custody and 1t is believed
that he started for the East yesterday
with his youthful bride. He was re.
Gently divorced from his former wife.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

In few weeks the women of Nor
way will be ready to take part in cleo
tions as full-fedged voters. A bill
comforting tho municipal franchise
upon women has passed both houses
OF the Norwegian parliament (Storth-
ing) and will become law at the end
of the present session.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12
New Kind Of Ruu..

Kasson, Mimi, Sept. Z. The box
elder shade trees of this village are
completely overrun with red bug
which gathers on the trees In large
numbers. They are so thick on some
trees that they give the trees a reddish
appearances. The trees are In danger
OF being ruined.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

The King OF Siam has bodyguard
of 400 female warriors. They are
chosen from the handsomest and most
robust women in his kingdom.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

Recent discovery in Jerusalem
proves that the ancient aqueduct
which brought water from Bethlehem
through the Hinnah valley. thought to
be the work of Herod. was built by
the Emperor Severus. 1875 A. d. In
scriptions to that effect have been
found.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

The municipal council of st. Peters
burg is to send an electrical expert to
the United States in order that he may
study the telephone system of this
country with a view to recognizing
the one in use in St. Petersburg.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

Timber is seasoned by the evapora-
ton of the water, the extraction of the
vegetable juices and the solidification
OF the woody tissue.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

The Congo Is one of the widest
waterways on the globe. II not the
finest. In some parts 1t is SO wide that
vessels may pass each other and yet
be out OF sight.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

King Edward Will, that may be. has
completed his seventh year and re-
ceived as birthday present from his
grandfather. King Edward VII, BIZ
cycle. ~ t8
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

Almost exactly half the coal ex-
ported from Great Britain in the last
six months went to the four countries,
France. Germany, Spain and Italy.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12

The Belgian pigeon which won the
great race from Burgos. in Spain. to
Brussels, did the TOO miles in fourteen
hours
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-12
CALLED THE GIRL FALSE.


His Sweetheart and bi". 'rareIle,
st. Louis. Sept. Z. - George r,lled
aged twenty-five years, shot anu .o,d
Bertha Richter, his sixteen-ye rsvol-
sweetheart, and with the same last
yer put a bullet into his own ne
He is probably fatally wounoeu,, be.
says ne shot the girl and hiHS rna re-
cause she was false to him. ,ss 10
fusal Of the girl to keep pron 80 used
marry Keneile is said to have
the shooting.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
Rruotporf ~lpronst.
aicoler % Arnbt %erplooerct. :
Yianse orG6f eller iemiGitct.

6ronfiuri an Dinin, 1piflano,
25oe aprll. Grploiioner mOirai
ibag / Oct eIcttro.demiife 99rt /
g~tGrbeoen al @reisbeim, buor rsg-
frlt Sruot ttl0Irtes. Get antages, at
200 Eerioner er or9bt eIer laaret.
Ie ileite &leoier e~rplooereoe.
89rfet pal sieblIftelig et Slam.
mebou, % RorOueituinoeu orep OH.
lter til Nabobuer, buor Here Suie
bleu lat | grono. Atten Gplinore,
bporai bper inOebolot 100 Yuno reg.
frit aruot, bIeO oglaa iprGngt.
trooper bleD siebliffeIig ienot til
@reisbeim for at binore SSloen ira al
ipreoe Jig I'll 9eniinreieruoirerre /
HRrbeoen. Nranobrieaoer ira bper
Sp i Smesnen bIep ienot, men 6rpg.
ten for Here Sprpngninger gioroe
oct ponifeligt at itanoie ,slammernes
llobreoelie. Giter fem timers nll.
itrenaenoe Arbeioe blep man iaapas
Serre ooer S~Ioebranben. at man fIrn.
De begpnbe meo Of brinse De orrbie
90 iaarebe no ira Ruinerne. Oct
nsiagtise Sob al bsoe % iaareoe fan
life beitemmes Ter Siiten cper 8Gr.
fets arbeioere "a 6unftionerer lam.
menlignes meo De sienleoenoe
9uiene omtrins &prfet brenote
eGer bIep soeldet al erplolipnen.
sNben ipreote liz meo rioenoe Sur.
figbeo tit De tiIfteoenSe Suie % oper
Chen @oin ii Sdpoubeiai. IA
oen anhen erploiion par inotruHet
aicroe Gbemifaliernes Nsg %
gramo Oct untuliet Of bore | Gmes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
Goneer hiemme.
Miuiiter Gunacr er nnfummen ira
China til San S~raneiseo.

San 6raneisco, Gol., 25oe apriI.
De 6oreneoe Stoiers Minilter / 9bi.
no, Gomin 8. 9onger, anfom letter.
miboog til San Srancisco nteo ct ia.
paneiiif Gampifib. Sans Suitrii,
0otter oa Wiis Yierce leoiasebe BAN.
On @upernsrpulget piIoe ban life
uotale iig. "Sor 70 Ianneoer iiben,
% ieg reiite ira China. if ieg to 5e.
learammer fra De Soreneoe Stnter, "
iaabe ban. rs oct enc bIeu ieg ipurgt,
on ieg snifebe at bore aanoiodt for
8lipernsr. Seq iporeoe benPgtenoe.
5 oct anbet ipurste man. ON iea pil.
De mootage Iominationer, bpis ben
blep mig tilbuot. Sea iparebe. at ies
pil6e, bpis ben blep mig tilbrot, men
at ies ilet life bar aonoioot. Seq
fienoer life Sitrationen / Soma. og
nit nrlparenoe gnife err at penbe til.
baae til China og fuloenoe nit Pr.
belize"
Boo Spsresmaal pm bpor itor
gritatning China fiinbe betole. ipa.
reoe han, at 2anbet funoe betaIe
$500, 000, 900. oa t%iIfeieoe, of oct
par nsopenoist FOR Regieringen at
uospe Spariomheo. Siben for ge.
t%alingen buroe ogiaa uoitrPffe ia i
Here Mar.
Cm gegiuenheoerne | China iagoe
Gonaer. al oft par iortaIt. 9ieeleoes
par meget, iom life bapoe iunoet
Steb. f%ortnlt. geretninaer ON llo.
lanbinaernes grutaIitet par | bsi
@roo creroreune.
Riniiter Gonaer iasbe. al ban pil.
oe reiie til tit Sem / Ges Moines
2srooa @crgen. Raar De so Tnqes
Orion Dor iorlsbne. piloe ban penee
tiIbnse til China ieien-
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
men. GIere Snobpseere at ben lille
Wn fInatene ill Srnnffurf

men. GIere SuObpseere af ben lille
Sp Hpgteoe til 0ronffurt.
On lioen Slo antpnote noeIe imioa
geholoere Spre, iom erplooereoe.
Get antoses at bore aarinsen til Den
tore lllpffe.
Granfiurt, 26oe april. Sloen uo.
brso paanp imorses | Ruincrne i
@reisbeim. ct geniinreierpoir er.
pIoSerebe az. fl, o. Srore blep aipet
til, at ben lille 9ps Snbbpaaere ifiiIoe
forlaoe @pen itrar. Ge fIeIte @e.
boere tog meo fla, hpoo GienoeIe oe
fitnbe faa lat pan % oroa til 7Srnnf.
furt. SeIp SoIonter % Sraunmpnb
forIoh ltluffesitebet.
al. fl iiormioooa par so 9ia aien.
frnoct. $50 Terioner bar ioorei,
mango hoarot.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
E>t~1H for benoes mano
~" 90 Denner
se s sf1sss WARMERS SAFE CURE.
@arner's SAFE Cure 60,
Roherer, Y. Y.
7ubberip. Co. sbe 5anuar 1901.

@arners Sde Cure 60, 7rbbenn Ga, 9be 5auuar 1901
RodsreE y. y
5sr uosn al mine 9strc pa fSoe par lea Dozen nrro i Tpreipsoom.
Nn er Is Seenemooer. gft or umuHat at Naa hpao ea ao gaar ig taa m
Eatteu. bsnialot ls ON, at il bms Der tnaen 3iat9 fanbtss ir ma, life matts
h ben nGre Norsen Guhper ,uuoe i at Ig life uHor ote Cmf9noistebr
innoe bpe lGnse MR Waao raaO5purge Sase efer gage. men leg bp life
hot: os ts lna'e De aftpehsfe gReotaHer gaa en- eGer auOen ERaabe l9
mtnoes hts M brore0es II im Ell AZ 7ees BamHeter mia SRHD. Seq iaa,
at Aut9loe uenp ION mt plr bibreOeoe os rs tGuhe, at 2sres 4iceel mnh9
tnnoe hIRipe mig Sec bo min gRaro rafe ce, men bH hapoe iuseu 3nio TIT
Satentmeoetner % sf til en- aueeu 9Rsa 3s zen faoa oaarhsee. 6Ot ION
bceoe no9eu attano ira MIC, iprdue mtg ieners. at oe ptephe at f7ose mme
nGrmeie Hdboer. ON la cHhRn par gue. @u 2a fau r5 en- al nine SenHer
ree III Spen OF ts tno ham brule mia en- Stale Baruers z afe Gure.
Seq haooe ue brugt bet ire 5aae ir leg beSpnote at bennoe mig beors Ia bel
0iate par bnst toteOe Oct MIC tnseu %anfeh8heo at iaa MN Pauo til at lltaf:
enoun en- Seq ipa u9eeorS 9tgerue Sea brmte iat Ii SLATER at gSarHers
Sate Gure o9 lem SLATER SAFE Bills Sea uofgrtr M air nit Qusdrbetoe os bar
hef SgHg for Weeeia. 5g bar oHe tPRt at oqe meooee 2eH, buo Seps
Weoeln norettee for ua men bar uoiat bet Gang eEr Sang
Set its taller Gem for nit 9p icrbtper ps 2eres 9rbsbrss
SRI BrsVt al warmers safe cure NrA ReItts 9apta
tusS raaT ordRaebs
Etfrp Warmers safe Cure Co.
R0attr y y
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
ATTORNEY eeenraI anopIton fom


ATTORNEY GeenroI ancrpIton fom
her meo ct SpsrsmnaI / ifriftlia
6orm, os &etten tinoo, at Tonet al.
losoe 60 paa, at @roean rnabte, oa
ban laa paa Soroen: Seq ioa BAN
gisre BET Zen beenoes Orb: @Sm
ifiso mig" fom uoen Snopenoins inn
| Vrotofonen. foroi Gaitman ieIp inb.
rsmmer bet.
Miis Milner fortiatte meo at on.
fsre llotnIelier al Gaitman. Son ia:
"aa ia, at ban life er. farIig ioaretl"
% @rogon por bsb, bso bun gait.
man @r9noepin. "Nei,~ ia ban,
leg pil life oriffe noaet. for ga oil
Golf iige, at ies bar paret noe paa
Gplo."
Gnitmnn ipntes at bore fra Sans
% SomIing. ia forrpft. ia bun.
Retten itrss Sroet "%iorrpft. men
loo Oct ANDRE itaa.
Somlel s. gIoer, Tom hapoe ITO.
oct og aiort Hotater, beapnote mi at
frposforhsre 8ibnet, men fom mart
/ SrPtte meo anofpItpn. Tom appeae.
reoe til Hetteu. 9ommernr trnf lin
tilbaee os bar borte / 90 Rinuter.
Ge fom tilboae meb Ell groatnina,
iom bragte mr.. gIber til at lobe ct
Spersmaol, ban bapbe fremiot,
inloe.
0iis Milner forflareoe pibere, at
8rogan oeoe | lit Sus, % at bun oe
Or. Groder iiber fom neb Srappen.
90 iaa bun, at goitman itoo uoenior
Gsren % lpnebe Jig til 9srpoiten.
San ipurte: "SoorIeoes err oct meo
BAN nu2" Sum ipareoe: "gla mi err
Oct forbi; ban er bsb." Goitmon IA:
Sob? Nei, life osb." Sun frem.
iatte oft bette iom en- bel inbsoet
Sfueipilerinoe,
Wiis IiIner oioneoe. at bun toa
Goitmons 5oono oe isIte poa hans
Bulls. Gen bar meaet ipoa, oa ban
bar Zig, iom ban bar gal. Oct iioite
bGeo itrsaet nb.
'Sirn paoitob, at bun ferit efter
Ssb OF ga bun bar fommen
nebob Srnppen fit pioe. at Goitmon
por looret. Sun ia ga til Toftor
Troctor, al Sooret moatte i~orbinoes.
Toa Seien hiem fra Sbierpotoriet
lit Sus iatte gaitmon fla poo en-
9orbbaug, fortoIfe bun. 90 ban ia:
err irpeteIig. Oct er frpateIig."
ga bun haooe fremiert oisie Sro,
fog bun 2ommetsrflPoet pp og holot
BET for Ginene.
"Hu fan 9e gao," iagoe Mr. GI.
Der. "@ent Iiot!" inarebe anoipI-
ton. "9are ct Iinut. Gr BET iaa,
Miis Wilner," ipnrte ban. "ot De
bar iogt til VoIitibetient Sones, at
&c bill bieIpe eoitman iaa meeet, De
Iiis IiIner: ga, set fan NOT
bore oct"
@n al Soriparerne for op. "Sor.
De Sores bporior2"
Miis Iilner: "Iei. Seq bar life
mere @rlino til at bielpe bam emo Ell.
bier anben."
Slere andre gibner beifreo, buoo
Der hGnote / @oaroen efter Sfnonin.
gen. men Inlet al Oct bar al noaen
Siatigbeb.
ltnoer belle Sorbsret lao Gaitmun
pg aiorbe Hotitier; ban lPlte ogioa
# @loo % prntebe meb lin Sar. In.
oertioen litffebe ban 0inene ino fPf,.
1e, at man ifliIoe fro, ban fog fig Ell
Cur.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
Kjenok Rotten.
Gouaro Gnoaby, iOm blep bOrtiprt,
sitnfisnber Sames Callahan.
Sepis MOB 1at GROVE.

SHiuHug vtepr -ppS Iplu. Cp'
marc 9uoabp Jun. iom blep bort.
isri. sienfienote ioog beitent Sames
Callahan iom en- al line Huusm9nb.
San iasbe, at ban par oen merfe
Wanb, iom iaa ofte par ouitaIt / ga.
gen. San erfIRreoe at han life flin.
De sienfienbe 6anaeu al bans Ito.
ieenbe; men Stemmen por nmisfien.
oeIig.
&eb SaesbehonhIitacn bIep Guna.
bp uoipurst at General Gopiu, ION
iaeoe:
"Ge fon iiae, ON hen msrfe Wonb.
iom iatte en- Niitol moo Ceres Soueo
% tos Gem tiIfanse iom bepoetebe
Gem ben meite Sib ! Suiet, oa iom
eff neboper @aoen lueo Gem o. bso
Gem Sarpel, oa Sc oar IssIaot, par
en % DEN iamme Qerion."
Get bar ben inmme Iuno."
"Spem bar Manoeu?"
Sim Callahan.
Gen anflaseoe / oenne Sag2"
ga, min Serre.
aopofat SaIler. ionr isrte Soripa.
ret, frposeraminereoe Den itnee @i,.
balm.
@utten tilitob, at hon bapbc gien.
nemgoaet Sasen meo General Comm
meo Senipn til, bpa0 hans Giones.
bprb ifliIoe bIipe. San gicnnemgif
Den t~iIboseIagte Gel iaa goot ION
ban funoe. San lua6e al ban life
flnoe gienfienoe Callahan al hans
lloieenoe, men at ban ficnbte San
gems Stemnle. Com Spar pau ct 81.
refte Spsrsmaal iparcoe @utten. at
ban oor ioa iiffer poo Galatians
Soeltitet, Iom ban par paa lin 5arS
OF Wors.
San aniaa set for nmuIiet al Der
bar en- oriben Stemme Tom Iianeoe
Gallohons. 6an ioQ0e. al ban bopoe
Ell eienbommeIig irif llotoIentethoSe
oa uotoIte Sroene poo en- befpnoerIia
Nnobe aiennem fine Spnoer.
Statens Mbpofot faIote nerpoo poo
@~ihrebGnfen Scbn Robbe, en- ma
Ssmmermonb. iom boe6e ct aportol
fra G~oIlabans Ssiter. Irs. aenp.
Son pioneoe, at ban fienote Vat
Grope, % at Grome bapbe beiset
Mrs. aean, buor Callahan booze ont
trent 20 @onqe mellem Den 23oe Oft.
oa a~eanfamiiler ilptteoe oio, %
9ortisrelienS Tag. Sou inqoe, al
Grorpe alto fom Den iorme Iei og
gif mo gicnnem 9~oaoeren uoeu al
bonfe pon. gionet ioaoe, al hon or.
beioeoe Tor Bats 9ror, Intbonp
Grope, og Bat fom bib TO @anae. oa
gntbonn iortnIte bom. al Vut bar
bans @ror. Cen iibite Sang Gionet
ion got / aeanS Sils, bar 6en tlSe
December, fire Gage isr @ortiereIieu.
Zen Bonn iom 9ortisreren fisrte.
GA ban ~teleionercoe til Guoobns go,
Iia, giorbe iii icitermio6oa Tor al
giere GaGahon meoifploig / Torbru.
oelien. 7aniel @urris ira Noro
Smoho gienfIenote Oct lille Gpr iort
et, bnn bopbe iolgt til 10 ufierote
Wprto | Sftober. Mpnbene por
fomne til bans GUS / Ell Ruaap. %
/ BEN enc aicnficnote bon SonteS Gal.
loban. Zen onOen. oioncbe ban, lig.
nebe BOT Gromc5 6otoerofi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30

Get har lpffcSeS oen italienifs
6sriteminiiier 5ataroellI at bil9gse
Den itore Gotarbeioerltreif | @enua.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-19
Seventy-Ninth Indiana.

The reunion of the Seventy-ninth Regi-
ment, Indiana Volunteers, which was in
session all day yesterday at the Statehouse.
was presided over by Vice President George
w. Parker, Gen. Fred Knefier, president,
having died since the last meeting.
touching memorial on the death Of General
Knefer was adopted, in which General
Knefers last words were spoken Of.
Shortly before he died he said:
Give my love TO all the boys. God bless
them" The memorial also tells OF the gen.
erals desire that four members OF the Sew
enty-ninth and four of the Eleventh should
bury him. and of his wish that no one
should see his face after he was dead, sup
posedly because his i'll health had ema-
ciated him. General James r. Carnahan.
of the Eighty-siXth. was made an honorary
member OF the Seventy ninth, after an in
teresting speech, in which he told of the
credit given the SeVenty-ninth fer its part
in the battle OF Chickamauga. Other
speakers were Col. Eli +. Ritter. OF this
city, James G.. Dunbar. of Greencastle, and
George ID. Howe. Of Missouri, who is en-
route home from the encampment al Cleve-
land. Officers were elected as follows:
President. George w. Parker; vice presi-
dent, John G.. Dunbar. secretary and treas
urer. Charles j. Nanny. There were sew
enty-five members OF the regiment present
at the reunion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-19
SALPERS RESTRAINED
LOCAL RAILROAD COMPANIES
AGAINST TICKET BROKERS.
Judge Leathers Issues an Temporary
Order and the Legal Fight Is
On-The Court Record.

The railroad companies yesterday started
a regal fight against ticket "scalpers.' The
Biz Four the Pennsylvania and the Lake
Ellie & Western all filed petitions for in
functions against the scalpers, and tenn
poeary restraining orders were issued
against William l.. Schomberg, Mitchell
Mayberg, Abraham l.. Messing. Walker l..
W%bb. Joseph Mayer, Lewis l.. Jones,
Walter I. Scott, III. j. Allard and Earnest
ana Elsa AthertOn. Judge feathers issued
the restraining orders on the petitions of
thH two former applicants and Judge Car
ter on the petition of the last named.
The compartments allege that the scalp
err are purchasing and selling return
tickets TO the odd Fellows Encampment,
ana charge that the dealing is fraudulent
Tire rOund-trip tickets provide that the
rei urn coupons are not interchangeable
difficult to determine whether or not the
holder of the return ticket is the original
purchaser. 1t is set out that the practice
Is a source OF much annoyance to railroad
officials and their employees and the respon-
slnhlty of determining who is entitled to
panies liable TO damages. 1t is charged
that the 'scalpers' have runners who So
jet trade ana induce people To sell and
buy, at the same time knowing that the
tickets are not transferable. 1t is alleged
that the practice Is detrimental to the
CITY, damages its reputation and may di-
vert prospective future gatherings to other
If presented before Monday, and the re-
Ettaining order prohibits the sale and pur-
chase of these tickets until after that time
The hearing is set for Sept 30.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-19
SPENT TOO MUCH MONEY
THOMAS o. DAGGY, OF BEDFORD,
IND, is LOCKED UP.
An Insanity Charge Against Him for
His Propensity of Spending
Money FoOlishly.

Thomas o. Daggy, cashier of the Bed
ford National Bank, of Bedford, Ind, was
locked up at police headquarters last even
ing as insane He came here yesterday
morning and after spending several hun
dred dollars in lavish manner was taken
to police headquarters by friends He be-
came slightly demented three days ago at
Bedford and came here yesterday morning
for the purpose of buying a sulky. He
imagined that he owned the fastest trotting
horse on earth. He brought, according to
his friends, $500 with him. He gave a bar
Der So for shaving him, purchased a lot of
unnecessary wearing apparel and finally
bought the Central Union Telephone Com
pany plant and the Indianapolis street rail-
way. The young woman in charge of the
toll desk refused to permit him 10 call Chi
cago over his own line without paying regu-
lar toll charges and he became angry and
demonstrative.
His friends said he had undoubtedly
brought his present condition about by
overwork. He is forty-five years of age and
unmarried. He has had no injury, and his
friends say they cannot account for his con-
ditiOn in any other way as he was a man
who never used liquor Last night he had
with him $19750. Messages were sent to his
relatives at Bedford and his friends were
arranging to take him home on a midnight
train.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-19
Thirteenth Indiana Cavalry.

The Thirteenth Indiana Cavalry held its
fourteenth annual reunion in Room of
the Superior Court. There were thirty-four
members present out of a membership of
800. and but two deaths were reported dur
ing the year. The new officers elected are:
President, David Stage, Tiptony vice presi-
dent, w. o. Dean, Windfall; secretary, J.
w Feagler, Indianapolis; treasurer, DR. s.
II. Moore, indianapolis; chaplain. A. Blake
Paramount, Ind. A vote of thanks was
given Judge Carter for the use of his court
ROOM Ii was decided to have basket din
ner at the reunion next year, which will
be held on the same date, and committee
was appointed to look after suitable quar-
tiers After all the business had been trans
acted an hour or more was spent in speech
making, during which time the name Of
President Mckinley was eulogized and the
untimely death of the President deplored.
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The programme will consist OF a study OF
the first act of Hamlet"
Miss Ada Allen, who has been the guest
OF her mother during the summer, viii re-
turn to Nincennes next week
Miss Minnie Wink, OF Knightstown, and
Miss Edith Longley, of Ncblesville, are the
guests of Miss Essie Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kittenbaugh and
son Oscar returned Tuesday from a month .
visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. S. +. Morgan. OF Evansville, Ind, Is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Barnhill. on Washington street
Miss Florence Moore has issued invita-
tions fer a dance tonight I'm honor OF her
guest Miss Jennie Shultz, of Peru, Ind
Mr.. Earl Ludlow, Of Denver Col, was the
guest OF Mrs. Orville Carvin the first OF
the week on his way to Virginia to visit
his father.
Prof. Thomas c. Howe and family will
return from KokOmo this week where they
Armstrong.
Cordeia VIII return the last or this week
from Sylvan Beach, Mich. where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Mary j. McVey. who has been visit
ing DR.. A. n. Towles and family. will leave
to-day for Raymond, ILL.,, TO visit her son
before returning 10 her home In Danville.
The marriage of Miss Elsie L. Turner.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Turner
and Mr.. Frank V. Hawkins occurred last
evening at the home Of the brides parents
the Rev. w. l.. Gladis performing the cere-
mony. Miss Minnie Turner was bridesmaid
and Mr.. Harry Mounts was best man
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Fifty-Second Indiana.

The Fifty-second Indiana Volunteers held
their thirteenth annual reunion in the
commissioners room in the courthuse yes
terday afternoon. There were fifty MEM
bers present out of 275 surviving. Nine
hundred and forty left this city at the be-
ginning of the war. The field officers pres
ent were Col. +. II. Wolfe, of Rushville,
and Major W. T. Strickland, of Columbus.
The officers Of the organization are: Col.
Wolfe, president, and Mr.. w. S. Condo,
secretary.
Major Strickland made a few remarks
in which he spoke of the good which the
late President had done in bringing the
North and South into closer and more
friendly relations. He also said that he
believed President Roosevelt capable of
carrying out the good policy of his pre-
decessor Major Strickland was loudly
applauded
Col. Wolfe also made a few remarks on
the death of President Mckinley.