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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-27
PRIVATE . EXHIBITION
THEODORE WORES SHOWS
GEMS OF BEST WORK
Many Call to See and Admire Dis
play on the Upper Floor
Of the Progress
Block.

Those who have sojourned in Japan
and have seen the quaint beauties Of
the japanese people, their temples.
and gardens and homes. will enjoy a
visit to room No. IL IN the Progress
block. Theodore Wores, acknowledged
premier as painter Of japanese life.
is making a private exhibition OF titty-
People who have never been to japan
will be seized with desire to go. after
seeing the Wores collection Of pie
lures. The japanese scenes are the
more numerous and they afford tho
talented artist wide range for the exer-
quantity designed gilded and lacauered
and weather stained Buddhist temple,
upon canvas, has been done by Mr..
Wores to perfection.
II one prefers the delineation of a
fleeting fancy, look at In Lotus Dream
Land" There are mists and lawns
and strange aromas upon this canvas.
The collection comprises sQ"c ex-
cellent pieces representing scenes In
California forests: also bits OF the rich
gardens farther south. The familiar
melancholy sombre shadows OF an En-
glish twilight, spreading over unfenced
hills and pastures, may be seen. The
real element Of value in every scene de
picted is made fast to the canvas of Mr..
Wores. To view what he has done with
the beauties Of other lands promises
much for the work he will do In Ha-
wall Mr.. Wores has not yet COM
pleted any Of his Hawaiian pictures,
but will soon have three or four ready
for inspection. He says that nature
has juggled with color in Hawaii as
never before or elsewhere and he hopes
to paint some many hued landscapes
that will surpass any Of his previous
efforts.
The private exhibition OF Mr.. Wores
pictures at room IL, in the Progress
block. should not be missed by sin.
gle lover OF art in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-27

The weekly edition Of the Evenlnk
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
: he news OF the dav.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-27

Take a ride on the Pacific Heights
Electric Railway and enjoy the I'M
view of ocean. mountain and
valley. Honolulu looks Its lest from
Pacific Heights. Round trip 10 cents. :
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-27

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II Il
falls to cure. e. W. Groves signature
Ia on each box 25 centa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
VIII Destroy ships at Broad Ripple

All arrangements for the series OF acqua-
tic exhibitions which Will be given al Broad
Ripple Park by Capt. l.. u. Blondell. the
famous long-distance ocean swimmer. have
been completed and the first performance
will be given tonight at $50 o'clock. While
in the water Capt. Blondell Will wear only
a suit Of tights. He will build "A raft. cook
d meal. eat. drink and smoke above and
under the water and do fancy and trick
swimming. The performance will conclude
with the explosion Of a full-rigged ship.
Captain Blondell has built a fleet OF four
ships with which he will illustrate modern
naval warfare by blowing up one OF them
at each performance. with a submarine
mine. He has constructed an exact model
of the Maine. twenty-nine feet long, with a
four and one-half loot beam This viii be
destroyed at the performance next Sunday
afternoon. Another model of the Maine. OF
smaller proportions. Will be destroyed at
the performance Saturday night. He has
built two other warships which will be de-
strcyed al the other performances.
The performances Will continue through
Thursday. Friday. Saturday and sunday OF
this week. The weekday performances will
be given At $50 O'Clock p. n. and the sun
day performance at f.0 o'clock -. IN. The
Street-rsilway Company has made special
arrangements for car service.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
THE new SAFETY SIGNAL
TEsTs ARE WATCHED WITH MORE
THAN ORDINARY INTEREST.
There VIII BE No Strike on the
More Atlantic Type Locomotives.

Much interest is taken in the Chicago
& Eastern Illinois equipping its double
track between Chicago and Momence, a
distance Of thirty-three miles, with what
is known as the Miller new safety signal
system. which does away with semaphores,
their complicated machinery and expensive
maintenance. This signal is placed in the
engine cab. and when the track IS clear
a white light burns constantly; when ii is
INSTRUCTED a red light burns. The track
Is divided into insulated blocks, the length
varying according 10 conditions. If the
road Is crooked the blocks are not to ex-
coed a half mile long; if straight they
block, whether it be a train, an open
switch or a car blown off a siding, is at
once detected by the engineer. The signal
IS operated by a small storage battery
under the cab seat in the engine and by
batteries placed in boxes below the frost
line along the track. 1t is claimed that
neither frost, fogS, snow, rain or any of
the things that so seriously interfere with
the working of other signals can have any
effect on the Miller signal. The COM
pany is we'll backed financially, and if
the system is the success expected it will
come into general use. II. V. Miller. the
inventor, is the president: w. II. LErOrd.
general counsel of the Chicago q Eastern
Illinois, is vice president; A. G. Miller,
chief dispatcher of the Chicago, Burlington
many years superintendent of the Chicago
& Alton, secretary. There are several other
railway officials I'm high position who are
Interested in it's success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
PROPOSED
Property Owners Inspect Maps i'm City
Engineers Office.

A number of men who own property on
the north side Of Fall creek between Cen
trail avenue and the fair grounds called at
the park Office yesterday afternoon TO
inspect the maps of the proposed bou-
levard from Central avenue to the fair
grounds, running along the north side
Of the creek. In the party were Henry
Clay Allen. Clarence VI. Stanley, Preston
T. Kelley, Horace Mckay. Joseph Boswell,
Duncan De War and Frank p. Johnson.
The callers also inspected the deeds by
which they will give to the city certain
property for the boulevard.
kIr Johnson said the deed for his land
is not satisfactory. as it will give TO the
city more land than he deems necessary
off his property near the fair grounds.
In all about eleven acres would be decided
10 the city from land owned by Mr.. John
son. He said he did not care to give quite
so much of the land, and the deed will
probably re altered. II was decided that
The property owners will go over the pro-
posed route of the boulevard this morning
The deeds Were prepared by Henry Cha
Allen and Roscoe Hawkins.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
MAY BRING ANOTHER SUIT
DISSEMINATION IN NEW LIGHT
SPECIFICATIONS.
PaIpabIc Effort 10 Favor the Friends
OF Taggart-PrOpOsed BouIe-
~vard-City Affairs.

A prominent electrician of Indianapolis,
who has studied both sets Of specifications
prepared by the Board of Works for the
new lighting contract, says the new speci-
fcations differ but slightly from the old
set, on which Judge Carter issued an In
junction preventing the Board of Works
from letting a contract under its terms on
the theory that they Disseminated against
the Indianapolis Light and Power Com
pany.
The electrician says it is apparent that
the present administration is doing all II
can TO help the friends of Mayor Taggart
before the latter goes out of Office, and as
the Home Heating and Lighting Company
is composed of friends of Mayor Taggart,
the Board of Works will do all in its
power TO give it the contract if possible.
He claims that if the board desired to be
fair in the matter it would not have in
cluded so many catch clauses" in the
specifications by which il can reject any
bid it deems fit and award the contract to
the bidder submitting the best system,
in the opinion of the board.
One of the officers Of the indianapolis
Company was seen again yesterday, but
he refused to discuss the matter for publ
cation. He laughed at the statement made
by City Engineer Jeup, in which Mr.. Jeup
claimed the Indianapolis Company would
be at but little expense in changing its
plant TO furnish power for inciosed lamps.
He said it would cost about $4,000 for new
dynamos and new machinery and about
$4,000 more to change the. circuits, ana III
Mr.. Jeup disputed this he was merely
showing great ignorance in the matter.
1t is not altogether unlikely that another
suit will be brought to enjoin the Board of
Works from letting a contract under the
new specihcations, as il is claimed they also
discriminate against the Indianapolis Light
and Power Company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


In the District Court OF the United States. for
the district Of Indiana.
In bankruptcy. July 3. 1901. before Honorable
John II. Baker. Judge.
In the matter OF Charles W. Mcconnell. No aSr
1t being shown TO the satisfaction OF the CONT
BY affidavit this day filed. that the petition here
III Is brought 10 procure an adjudication in bank
Tuptcy against Charles ". Mcconnell. and that
he 5 not an inhabitant or said district nor found
therein. and does not voluntarily appear thereto
and IL further appearing that personal service
upon said respondent l. not practicable, IL is or
dered that said respondent do appear and plead
answer or de1ur 20 said petition on or before
the Zd day o.. September. 1901. and this order
shall he published IN & newspaper OF general cir
cuiation printed and published i'm said district
once "a week for sN consecutive weeks prior To
the day above-named.
United States OK America. District Of Indiana
-.
I. Noble g Butler. clerk Of said court. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
OF at order this day entered m said court.
witness my hand and the seal Of said court
lsEALl az indianapolis. IN said district. this I'D
day OF JULY. a. -. 1901.
+ q. BJTLER Clerk.
Webster Y. MOnatt, Daniel Wait Howe. Solici-
tor FOR Petitioner
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08

the, order Is a paragraph which states that
violation Of the order will be ground for
the immediate dismissal OF the agent.
James NJ. Harris, who was on Tuesday
appointed assistant general passenger agent
of the pennsylvania lines at Cincinnati,
succeeding George has been in
service on the Pennsylvania lines west since
1913, commencing as telegraph operator.
For eight years he has been district pas
senger agent OF the company at Columbus.
Lamford c. Wright. machinist at the Wa
basn SHOPS, Fort Wayne. works at his trace
IN the shops six days of the week and puts
In on sundays a full working day for the
Lord. seldom a Sunday passes that he does
not lead a religious meeting OF some kind.
either at the railroad department OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at Fort
wayne or at some church in its vicinity.
He Is said to be a talented and interesting
speaker.
Some idea of the heavy traffic of the
Pennsylvania may be gathered from the
following figures of freight passing Lewis,
cars, 1882; trains, 1,167; westward, H;oS5
loaded and 53,0l1 empty cars; trains, l,2S5;
total in both directions, loaded S9.l45. empty
54.l65, making a total of 14O,sl0 handled on
2,453 trains.
Strike talk on the Wabash line has all
died out. Engineers, fremen and conduc-
tors held meetings last Sunday and DECIDED
that there was no occasion for taxing a
vote on striking. and no grievances Jnat
called for a standing grievance committee;
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen had
49,
mands, but they are now left alone and
unable to accomplish any change.
So satisfactory is the service of the large
new Atlantic type of locomotive the big
-Four recently received that President IN
gals has given General Manage Sonar
and superintendent of Motive Power Gar
stang authority TO purchase from the Sches
nectady locomotive works twelve more OF
the same type. When these are receiNed
the Big Four will have a number OF IshIer
passenger locomotives 10 dispose OF.
Henry Z. Fischer. now in the engineer
ing department of the Pennsylvania ines
west. is engaged in directing the WORK Oh
elevating the tracks Of the Panhandle at
Hartford City and in making the oeeP
cut for lowering the tracks at Upland,
raised twenty-five feet above the tracks
of the Lake Erie & Western; at Upland the
grade will be reduced eighteen feet through
the town and all crossings Will be over
head. These two grades are the heaviest
on this division of the panhandle, ana
when eliminated the tonnage OF trains can
be largely increased.
1t was learned at Cleveland yesterday
that the Big Four Railroad is fastening a
double track between Wellington and
Cleveland in order to accommodate a new
fall train with the Wheeling a Lake Erie
The Wheeling & Lake Erie intended dur
ing the summer TO build it's own track from
Cleveland % Wellington, but instead en-
tered into a contract with the Big -Four
to handle its business between the two
stations, thus giving the Wheeling d Lake
Erie an outlet to the West. me piece OF
second track now being built by the Big
| Four is part of an intended extension OF
a second track 10 Gallon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
Death Of Thomas l.. Merrick.

State Statistician Johnson received Will
deep sorrow Yesterday news of the death of
his friend. Thomas L. Merrick. at Fowler.
Ind. Tuesday night. Mr.. Merrick was one
Of the oldest and most highly esteemed res
idents OF Fowler. lie was at one time
prosecuting attorney of Benton county and
for a number OF years held a position on
the School Board at Fowler. Mr.. Mcrrick
was postmaster of Fowler during the adj
ministration OF President Harrison. Post
master Williams, OF Fowler. in writing 10
Mr.. Johnson of the death OF Mr.. Merrick.
said; In the death OF Thomas L. Merrick
lose a valued friend and the community
one OF Gods noblemen." The funeral will
occur at the family home in Fowler to-mor-
row. at . d. IN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08

Patrolman Lawrence Hanlon and Fire
man James Kelly. of engine company No. 4.
will be tried before the Board of Safety
this morning on charges preferred by their
respective chiefs.
Hanlon is charged with neglect of duty
and conduct unbecoming an officer. 1t is
said he had trouble with his partner. John
Mccarthy. and the latter grew tired or
HanlOn spending so much time in saloons
and reading newspapers. so he complained
TO superintendent Quigley. He has been on
the force about siS years AID several
years ago was before the board charged
with clubbing a mar on Virginia avenue.
Hanlon was exonerated. but his partner
was fined $40.
Kelly IS charged with being absent from
duty without leave. 1t is claimed he drew
his money the FIRST Of the mon and i'm
bibcd too freely. and failed TO report for
duty. He was up before the board about
six weeks ago on the same charge, but
was not punished.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
SEALED


Proposals for Corn Brooms. St. Louis. No.
Aug .. 1901 Sealed proposals. In triplicate.
will be received here until III O'Clock a. m. Aug
81. 1901. FOR furnishing either the ST. Louis ar
Philadelphia dcpots with 1900 Corn Brooms
United States reserves right 70 accept or reject
any or all proposals, or any part thereof. In
formation and specifications furnished on appli-
cation Envelopes containing proposals to b.
marked Proposals for corn brooms," addressed
1T. oil ID. ID. WHEELER. Depot Quarter
master.
Proposals FOR military supplies. Chief quar-
ternasters office, Chicago. ILL.,. aug. ). 1901
Sealed proposals. in trl9lcate, viii be received
at this Office until ~ o'clock. noon, AUG. 26
1901. for delivery at either the Chicago. Boston
Philadelphia or san Francisco depOts of the
Quartermaster's Department, of Chambra
Shirts. Scrubhing Brushes and Mosquito Bars
conforming 20 standard samples and specihca-
tions. Government reserves right 10 reject o,
accept any or all proposals or any part thereof
Preference given to articles OF domestic produc-
ton or manufacture, conditions OF quality and
price Including in the price OF foreign produc.
tions and manufactures the duty thereOn) beins
equal Particulars and blanks FOR proposal.
viii he furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals 10 be Endorsed Proposal.
for Military supplies. and addressed TO o
Z b ATWOOD. Chief Quartermaster.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
New Passenger Rates.

The meeting OF the Central Passenger
Agents Association, in session at Lake
wood, n. Y. was attended yesterday by
representatives of the leading roads east
of the Mississippi river. A new schedule
OF rates for passenger traffic was eStab-
lished from all points on all roads in the
association 10 Buffalo, on account of the
Pan-American Exposition. as follows:
Coach excursion tickets will be sold on
Tuesdays, good until the following Sunday.
for l cent a mile; fifteen-day regular trip
tickets viii be sold from all points for one
fare plus 81; twenty-Gay round trip tick
cts will be sold from all stations for one
and one-third straight fare. ColOnist and
of the rate agents to be held in Chicago
to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
EuiIding Permits.

transfers. 20, total consideration ......s s.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
AssIGNEE's-sALE-THE MONARCH
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
esSignee or me Monarch Manufacturing Com
Tanys an ln-1iFent corporation. Will receive
seaird bids up 20 - O'Clock a. m on August T..
1901 a his Office. lo0l Stevenson building. In
dianaroii7. Indiana. fnr the purchase OF an or
any ~ the articles mentioned In the inventory
fled m SAID matter. Tor casn az not less than the
appraised value.
said property, In part. consists or eight com.
plete a~cetylene gas plants. lot or wire fencing
and novelty goods. one LOT Of Niaguara timer
Hoois. including cflmrers. deaders. rolls. edger.
foider. seaUter. stakes Sew D0ty ga" c0mbina
ton purchs- etc. emery grinders. tables. for
ger. hiarkentth tools. Z le1 pounds channel steel
so pounds bar steel brass, market and galvan.
lzed wire. gas plying ana fixtures. puileys. belt.
inr and shallins. RON top desk and other cHce
txfures- Also. TIRE AcN1ity fence machine and
the patent thereof. ull q une-haf interest IN the
Geofre ~. NhittinSfon fence machine. Also.
ratonf No. 6fNat aul The improvements thereon
for TIE manufacture and sale OF the celebrated
Chicago Jewel AcefyItre Gas Generators. said
articles may BE- seen AZ 20 Wess Maryland
street. Indianapolis. Dy ORDER Of the Marion
Circuit Court. made and entered August e. 1911
LEWIS a COLEMAN, Assignee.
john W. Hoffman,. Attorney Tor Assignee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08

Francis Ridley Havergal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08

s. ]. Silver. frame house. 1906 Arrow avenue.
$500.
F. A. wslkening. frame house. Arsenal avenue.
near Ohio street. 2.00o.
G. 3. StocEdale. two frame houses, Addison
street. near Jackson. $500 each.
Kate Jacobsen. repairs. 1885 College avenue.
$500.
Louis Wolf. porch. 1901 North Meridian street.
$3.50.
Eliza wands. frame house. rear CPS East Yer
mont street. 5000.
Mary o'Connos. addition. 2sSs La Sale street,
sI25.
streets. s2oo.
G. A. Shirley. frame house. 29is North Capitol
aNnnua- 81 5nI
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
REGATTA.
Bonts Owned by indianapolis People
Are Entered.

The first regatta of any Importance that
has been held at Lake MaXinkuckee for
years will take place Saturday afternoon,
and it promises to be the largest affair of
the kind ever held in this State. There are
eight sloops and five catbodts entered and
a majority of them are owned by Indian
apolis people. Three prizes are offered and
the owners of the boats will do their best
sailing to capture one of them. The MAORI
~ of the boats are new and are manned by
new ''commodores'' who have never par
ticipated in races on that lake.
The entries, owners and handicaps are as
follows.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
Grant to Gas Company.

The Board of Works yesterday granted
permission to the indianapolis Gas Com
pany TO lay new mains and make changes
in other mains in Meridian street from
Twenty-eighth 10 Thirty-fourth street.
Clarence Kenyon. OF the Hoosier Construo-
ton Company. which has the paving con-
tract. objected TO granting the gas COM
pany permission TO delay the work of paw
ing. as he said his company would have
to forfeit $40 for every days delay i'm the
completion of the paving after Nov. l..
The board granted the gas company ten
days in which TO lay the mains.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
Insurance Rate Advance.

The Merchants Association is seeking
Information about the amount of increase
in fire insurance rates brought on by the
inauguration Of the new schedule. Mr..
Goodloe. Of the local insurance inspection
bureau. has gone 10 Chicago TO talk with
the officers of the Western Insurance
Union about the matter. lie met members
Of the Merchants Association yesterday.
but no definite conclusion was arrived at
Another meeting will be held soon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
RESOLTTTTONS ADOpTEl
work of Miners Bourd.

The executive board of the United Mine
Workers adjourned at noon Yesterday out
OF Difference TO President Mitchell. whose
son is dead. Nothing aside from routine
business was transacted. The Hopkins
county. Kentucky. situation will be taken
Up by the board this morning. Abou J.
men are on strike in that county and all
that can be done by the board is TO dis
cuss the situation and make plans for con-
tinuing the strike. The West Virginia situa-
ton may also be taken up to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
A Courthouse Elevator.

The County Council yesterday appro-
priated 5000 for the construction Of an
elevator for the courthouse. A similar ap-
preparation had already been made. bat
the bids received were so greatly in excess
of the amount allowed that another appro-
p~riation had TO be asked for. The elevator
will be built In the corridor OF the court
house IN the light and air shaft. so that
il will be more accessible 10 the public.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-08
BURIAL VAULT.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL you are looking for bar
gains. see IL. T.. CLINE AGENCY, Lt East
Market.
Sixteenth street; will sell very cheap ness than
assessed value) for cash. Address Box 4o1. care
Journal
REAL ESTATE LOANS-Want private party
with 5000 70 loan on good real estate worth
over $50. O0. Call for particulars. MARKS &
BILLINGS, So Lombard building.