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THAT PROPYLAEUM SURPLUS.
IntimatiOn that Small Shareholders
Are Not Getting Fair Play.

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
The account in Tuesdays Journal of the
discussion as TO what was to be done with
surplus money nov in the hands Of the
treasurer of the Propylaeum Association
was of special interest 10 small stockhold-
ers, in my opinion. Three years ago a
proposition was made by the managers OF
affairs TO buy up stock II persons were
DESTROYS of selling their shares. The action
of the association seemingly defeated this
project. The dividend was then unani-
mously returned TO the treasurer. as it
would strengthen the financial condition OF
the association. Last year, IL seemed to
me, the business affairs. while correctly re-
ported by the treasurer, were rather
adrOitly referred 10 the directors, and there
was no real expression of opinion by the
stockholders as TO the dividend that was
In the treasury. In business circles IL is
the custom usually to declare and pay "A
dividend, be il ever SO small, when IL ac-
crueS. Such, | think, should be the action
OF the directors In this case. | am an
owner OF several pieces of real estate in
Indianapolis, and they all pay me a fair
interest. none less than 5 per cent. They
are in good condition. though not nearly so
well repaired and kept up as our Prop
ylaeum. Almost every stakeholder i'm the
Propylaeum feels a certain amount of pride
In II as a woman building-this pride will
certainly decline under present conditions.
IL the board of directors believe IL would be
for the interest of the association to reduce
II would be fair TO say so; In the meantime.
until affairs are adjusted. pay all stock
holders their proportion OF the dividends.
Otherwise small stockholders may sell their
share or shares and retire dissatisfied.
while the large stockholders, as u some
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BOERS AND BRITISH TOGETHER
Uniformed Soldiers of These Lands
with Buffalo Bill Show.

1t was an original idea, not only peculiar
ly American, but also characteristic of the
adventurous originators of Cody & Sails
bury's Wild West, to employ for their
representation of important things in re-
cent contemporaneous history the men
who were actual participants in the events
and conditions they illustrate. Had the
managers of the Wild West been mere
showmen, they would have been content
with approximately correct costuming of
a gang of cheap and easily procured
'supernumeraries," possibly trained sand
witch men" by day and "Roman citizens"
by night, or any other old thing occasion
But instead of that they went to great
expense to procure the real thing in
every instance. Their Cossacks, Arabs,
German cuiraSsiers, British lancerS. Sixth
United States cavalrymen, French Light
Horse, Cuban guerrlllas and American
Rough Riders, are as unquestionabiy genu-
inc as their dashing cowboys and red men,
about whom there could be no question.
This season, in continuance OF this pol
icy, they have engaged representative SOL
diers from both sides to illustrate the South
African war, and show the quality of men
fighting in it. The detachment OF Beers
secured for them in South Africa are men
who served with Cronje and DE Wet. men
who would be in the field to-day, had they
not been incapacitated for the extremely
rigorous service of their campaigning
methods. And, riding with them in the
Wild West arena, will be seen platoons of
the two organizations of the Canadian
contingent of the British army. worthy
of regard as rivals to the American Rough
Riders in craftsmanship and daring. the
Northwest mounted police, the Canadian
mounted rifiemen and the Strathcona
Horse. All these gallant soldiers are uni
formed, armed and equipped precisely as
they were on the field, and their appear
ance will no doubt stir the sympathetic
partisanship of the public. The show will
be seen in this city on May q.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE
~CONTRACTS AWARDED.

To ]. c. Veney, for cementing the walks
on Eleventh street. from College avenue
foot for five-foot walks, 1914 cents for three
foot walks and S4 cents for sodding.
To A. d. Bowen, for cementing the walks
on Noble street, from Ohio street to Massa-
chusetts avenue, at 545s cents per lineal
foot for five-foot walks, "a cents for three
foot walks and 10 6-7 cents for sodding.
To A. u. Bowen, for cementing the north
walk of South street, from Meridian street
to Pennsylvania street. at $lu1s per lineal
foot.
walk on Washington street, from Senate
avenue TO the first alley west, at $2.39 per
lineal foot.
on West street, from street to
North street, at 1895 cents per lineal foot
for seven-foot walks, ~ $3.50 cents for
three-foot walks and 1ISs cents for sodding.
AWARD OF CONTRACTS DEFERRED.
For cementing the walks on Shelby
street. from Pleasant run TO Southern ave-
nue..
For cementing the walks on Virginia
BIDS ADVERTISED.
For cementing the walks on Larch street,
from Twelfth street to Rowland avenue;
For cementing and curbing the sidewalks
OH Union street, from Merrill street 10
McCarty street.
ACTION REsCINDED.
For gravel roadway. cement walks and
curbing on Mccormick street, from Miley
For gravel roadway and sidewalks and
powdered cutters on Linden street. from
Minnesota street TO Pleasant run.
ADVERTISEMENT ORDERED.
For cement walks on Spruce street, from
Prospect street TO Orange street.
For cement walks on Gale street. from
Massachusetts avenue to the Belt. and
from Glen drive to Twenty-elghth street.
For cement walks and curbing on Spruce
street. from Pleasant run TO Minnesota
street.
For gravel roadway. brick cutters. ce-
ment walks and curbing on Beech street,
from Valley avenue to Lawrence street.
For gravel roadway and sidewalks on
Nevada street, from Hillside avenue TO the
second alley east.
For block pavement on New York street,
from Noble street to Big Four tracks.
For gravel roadway and curbing on Dor
man street, from Marlowe avenue 10 New
York street.
For cement walk on the west side of
Dorman street. from Marlowe avenue TO
For cement walks and curbing on Twen-
ty-third street, from College avenue TO
c. l. & l. tracks; and from Martindaie
For cement walks and curling on Twen-
ty-afth street. from Central avenue to
Cornell avenue.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.
For cement walks on Hamilton avenue.
from Pratt street TO Tenth street
ASSESSMENT ROLL APPROVED.
In behalf of j. Z. Mann. for crawling
the sidewalks and roadway of Olney street,
from Tenth street TO Fifteenth street.
REMONSTRANCE FILED.
Against cement walks on Spruce street,
from Orange street TO Pleasant run.
Against gravel roadway, cement walks
and curbing on Graceland avenue, from
Thirtieth street to the first alley north.
Against improving New York street, from
Dorman street to Pogue's run.
PETITION FILED.
For cement walk on the south side of Nc
Carly street. from Virginia avenue TO Greer
street.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
For asphalt pavement and brick cutters
on Illinois street. from Ohio street TO jack
son place.
For opening and extending Cooper street,
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She was a maiden, tall and slim,
He was i'm brown and yellow,
And they met one day on the study wall.
(She thought him a charming fellow)
She rustled and crisped, and her eyes upcurled
As he nuttered and fared before her;
And as slowly her splendid smile unfurled
He began at once to adore her!
She crinkled her chin with a lifting laugh,
AS she threw him a gilt-edged sample;
A poster kiss is as light as chaf,
But its crimped crepe joys are ample.
And into the study the moonlight came
And wrapped them both in its glory;
And the walls cleaned up with a sudden flame
When he told her the old, old tsory.
III.
He sadly sighed and he sang like this:
oh. beautiful poster lady,
Throw me a %palpitant Nile green kiss
From your lips so cool and shady
She uuivered and crooned, and her toes turned In
At his eloquent poster meter,
While a flush came over her Spangled skin,
And her curly eyes grew sweeter.
".
But they did not travel to poster land
With her head on his futed shoulder,
And a wedding ring on her gold-fecked hand
While his sepia love he told her.
No-they still hang there where they met last
fall.
Where the moonlight first disclosed her.
Just these two on the study wall
And one little spangled poster!
Kate Masterson.
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The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the P%ittsburg, Fort Wayne s
Chicago Railroad was held at PittsburS
yesterday and the following directors were
elected: c. c. Speer, P%ittsburg; John s.
kennedy. New York; Charles Mccullough.
Fort Wayne. The report of President La
nier showed the following results from the
operation OF the road: Gross earnings, S4,-
29l, 123; expenses. SO. $40. SIS: net earnings,
Sc, 744, 23S; increase In earnings over last
year. 1915. 464; increase In expenses over last
year, 1876 $50. Out of the net earnings tn.
Pennsylvania Railroad paid the following
obligations: Dividends TO stockholders of
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad,
81 ,575; interest on bonds, 100000; ex-
penses, $40. ZOO; total, $3,356.515: net profits to
Pennsylvania Railroad, $685. 63. One hun
dred and fifteen thousand dollars worth of
bonds were redeemed, leaving A,4A,WO still
outstanding.
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Purchase of the Rio Grande.

AT a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Denver & Rio Grande Railway Com
pany in Denver yesterday the purchase of
the Rio Grand Western Railway and the
increase of the capital stock of the COM
pany TO $s2, 400, 900, of which $44, 400, 900 IS
preferred and $685. 900, 900 common stock, was
ratified. About 50 per cent. of the stock
of the company was represented at the
meeting and the vote was unanimous. The
holders of the preferred stock also ap-
proved the issuance of SO, 900 mortgage
bonds for future requirements. BY the
purchase Of the Rio Grande Western the
Denver & Rio Grande secures a half in
terest in the Colorado Midland, the only
competing line across the State of Colo
RADIO. The general offices Of the Rio Grande
Western, at Salt Lake. will be discontinued
1t was announced by President Jeffrey
that the new stock authorized yesterday
has nearly all been subscribed.
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Committee on Entertainment.

The following committee on arrangements
has been selected for the annual conven-
ton of the fire chiefs, which convenes in
this city the latter week in August: Mayor
Taggart, chairman; Edward II. Davis, sec
rotary; n. j. Hyde, John Mahoney, w. S.
McNIillen, Evans Woollen, Jacob Smith,
II. +. WATSON, w. E.. English, John Appel,
C. f. Sayles and Thomas II. Barrett.
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from Fernway avenue to Lawrence street,
TO a width of sixty feet.
For opening and extending Olive street,
from Minnesota street to a point 5l feet
south, TO a width of ten feet.
For opening and widening Raymond
street, from Lincoln street to State avenue,
TO a width of fifty feet.
For vacating the curved portion of Tween
ty-feurth street, from Isabella street tc
the first alley west of Northwestern ave
nue..
For vacating a part of Capitol avenue
from Wisconsin street to the first alley
south.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
A Conference of City Officials To-Day
Other Matters.

The mayor. city controller, the members
of the Park Board and Superintendent
Power will hold a conference one day this
week with regard to the proposal to ask the
City Council for an appropriation of $4,000
10 buy additional land for Riverside Park.
The Park Board has asked the city con-
troller TO recommend the appropriation.
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To Resurface Illinois Street.

A resolution was adopted by the Board
of Public Works yesterday for resurfacing
the asphalt pavement on Illinois street
from Ohio street to Jackson place. The
expense will be borne by the property hold
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Insure your property with
RAN h. SAWYER.
REAL ESTATE-Seven-room house; lot, 94x297.
Inquire on premises, 1928 n. Meridian.
REAL ESTATE-Have 10 lots in Brightwood be-
longing to nonresident: wants TO sell. will take
less tharr appraisement. a good opportunity for
party TO make some money. make US an offer.
Z. F. SA1LES & CO, 17 E. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-New Jersey ST, near North;
lot. 5ONz00; two-stOry frame dwelling of IA
rooms; two bathrooms. furnace. gas. CRATES.
sewer: modern in every particular; fine barn;
two dwellings on rear end OF lot; brick street
in rear; rents 1860; want an offer: will take small
rental property in part or farm in Marion county.
G. r. SAYLES AZ 60, 127 T.. Market ST.
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MONUMENTS.
NOTICE.


MASONIC-Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite.-The
brethren are requested TO meet at the Temple
House Of the Rite on Thursday afternoon at l:3)
10 attend the funeral OF our late brother, Sheldon
e.. Woodward thirty-second degree), from his
late residence. 2113 North New Jersey street.
l.. HUTCHINSON, L. +. q. NJ.
JOSEPH W. SMITH, Secretary.
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times the way with men. will retain their
interest and realize in the future the profits
of the building. The Propylaeum repre-
sents the power OF the penny" as there
are so many small stockholders. Mine Is a
plea for fair dealing all around. Our boari
OF directors has possibly earned the spoils
their long years of faithful service; ",
that they are a band OF nobi5
women and will consider any plan of action
that will give satisfaction TO all and resul
In good TO the association. f..
A SMALL STOCKHOLDERS.
Indianapolis, May Is.
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Mrs. Nation will appeal from the verdict
rendered against her at Topeka. She de-
clares she will argue her own case here
after and demand women jurors. II had
two things 70 contend with" she said: my
lawyers bungied the case and there were
Anarchists on the jury. / am not insane.
and begged my lawyers not TO enter such a
plea"
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The Plans Approved.

The Board of Works yesterday approved
the plans for the three new fire houses and
will advertise for bids Immediately.
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CARD OF


CARD OF THANKS-We desire TO thank oul
neighbors and friends for their kindness anC
sympathy during our recent bereavement. MRS
FAIT AND FAMILY.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


In the Appellate Court.
John +. Littell vs. William y. Burns ct al.
Appeal from Clark Circuit Court.
Whereas, IL appears by affidavit filed that
Sarah l. Littell. William ". Burns and Daniel
a Burns are nom ssidents Of the State OF In
diana and are necessary parties to said appeal.
Now therefore the said nonresident appellees
above named are hereby notined that on The l4th
day OF February, 1901. the said John +. Littell,
appellant. filed in the clerks office Of The APP
pellate Court Of Indiana a transcript Of the
record and proceedings in a certain suit appealed
m which said William y. Burns ct al. were
plaintiffs and said Sarah l. LitteIl was defend
ant. and said above named nonresident appellees
are hereby notified 70 appear at the Appellate
Court room. in Indianapolis. Indiana. before said
Appellate Court. on the 18th day OF June. 1901.
proceeded lspon in their absence.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
IsEAL.l r. A. BROWN.
Clerk Appellate Court.
Thomas J. Brock. Attorney for Appellant.
In the Henry Circuit Court. April term. 1901.
State of Indiana, Henry county
To William Riley, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the above-named
said court his petition alleging therein among
other things that you; said defendant. on the
OF said Henry county. and State OF Indiana
and the same being your place OF residence
went TO parts unknown and have continuousIv
since that date remained absent and unheard
from: that within the last two years you have
erty in said county by inheritance; that ~
reason or said absence and unknown where
abouts. said property Is in danger OF SUFFERING
waste and damage. and that said plaintiff has
prayed said court that your estate be adjudged
BY said court subject to administration and
that an administrator thereof be duly appointed
Now. therefore. you. William Riley, defendant
and absentee as aforesaid. are hereby notifad
that said complaint and the matters therein
alleged Will come up for hearing and deter
mination in said court at the courthouse in the
town Of New Castle. Henry county, and STATE
aforesaid. on Monday. the Sd day OF June. 1g01
n + as soon thereafter as such hearing -
had.
Witness the clerk and seal Of said court a.,
New Castle. Henry county. Indiana. this 2d
day OF April. 1901
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ErOL.MAYER, SEALS!@
WEVC2 STENCILS, STAMpSs
Eafs Mpe6. Is sMEHlDHNSL GROUND hoaRJ


p. NJ. time is in BLACK hgures.-Trsins marked
thus: daily. S-Sleeper. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except Sunday.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

FOR SALE-Nernon Insurance and Trust Co.
stock: 40 shares must be sold at once: will
name very low price. CRARY * Co, 1927 Ste
venson building.
FOR make wood and metal patterns;
expert mechanics: superior equipment; prompt
service. old phone 23S2. GAS EN-
CINE CO.. K. New York and Belt r.. r.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

unusually capable and efficient
stenographer; must be very rapid and accurate;
an excellent position and good salary await a
young woman VINO has executive ability and a
good business head. Address Box 203, care Jour
nal
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HE'LL


WANTED-Young men: our illustrated catalogue
explains how to teach barber trade in eight
weeks; mailed free. MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE. Chicago, Ill.
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o RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms; modern:
phone. $40 N. Illinois IT.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms. S15 n.
Delaware st. Reasonable.
FOR RENT-A large front room. furnished;
board. 50 per week. 926 n. Illinois st.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room; modern:
gentleman preferred. 27 F. Michigan. Flat 3.
o RENT-Two rooms furnished. unfinished,
with bay window and alcove. 1924 y. Capitol.
FOR ENT-Thre rooms. unfurnished; light
housekeeping: privileges bath and telephone.
2llS n. Delaware.
FOR RENT-Two or three unfurnisbed rooms:
modern; housekeeping If desired; second floor;
references exchanged; private family. 1903 N.
Capitol av.
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SEALED


Notice s. hereby given that the undersigned,
the Board OF COmmisioners Of Marion county,
Indiana, will. up 10 10 O'Clock a. m. Friday. May
81. 1901. receive sealed bids for construction OF
concrete arch bridge over Names branch, in
Pike township, according 10 plans and s%peclnca-
tions on file in the office Of the auditor Of Mar
ion county.
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond and
affidavit. "a required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Witness our hands this 18th day Of May. 1901.
JAS. T. GREER.
JOHN
THOS. L. STAFFORD.
Commissioners Of Marion County.
Attest: HARRY b SMITH. Auditor.
NoIlce Is hereby given that the undersigned.
tire Board OF Commissioners OF Marion county.
Indiana, will, IN r. 10 O'Clock a. m. Thursday,
June l3. 1871. receive sealed bids for construction
OF a bridge over Flsnback creek. near Traders
Point. in Pike township, according 20 plans and
specifications on file in the office of the auditor
OF Marion county.
Each. bid must be accompanied by a bond and
affidavit, as required by law.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Witness our hands this 18th day Of May. 1901.
JAS. +. GREER
JOHN N'GREGOR,
THOS. +.
Commissioners Of Marion County.
Attest: HARRY b. SMITH, Auditor.
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Neutrality-suspicious. and Job shop; screens of
all kinds made 70 order. rs n. illinois.
- 49, ~ HARDWOOD LOOrS IKE mine,
union laid: see me. c. THOMAS. 2ZO5 ~. Ala
bama.
WANTED-Massage and electricity for nervous
ness. at your home; professional masseuse.
Old telephone 26so.
NANTED-CaIi on US for expert service to re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 23S2. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO. L. New York ST. and
Belt X. X.
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NOTICE-Highest price for CASTOR clothing
Send postal. SAN LEBOWITZ. 49 +, Wash. Il.
NOTICE-Joseph Z. Haslinger. 400 Massachusetts,
av.. for estimates on sanitary plumbing and
job work
NOTICE-Sheet metal work Of az kinds. Jo-
sEPH GARDNER. 80 Kentucky ave- Tele-
phone 90.
NOTICE-Ice cream retaIled az wholesale prices;
one gallon OF more. CREAMERY
co. 1l26 F. Tenth II Phone S&o-
NOTICE-Engage your rooms IN advance, II you
are going % the exposition.
Private family. half mile from exposition. 81 a
day. Including bath, only frst-class parties de-
sired. J.. r. FORBES. - Laurel St, Buffalo,,
~ Y.
All advertisements inserted IN these columns
are charged at very low rate OF 5 cents a line.
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone rs and your al VIII be called
for.
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GAS ENGINES.


-OR and gasoline engines. III 10 loo
aorse power. GAS ENGINE Co,
z. New York and Belt X X.
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UPHOLSTERING-Furniture repaired. house.
hold goS6s packed for shipment. mattresses
made over. OTTO SUESZ, corner Massachusetts
av. and n. Delaware st. Phone 2353.
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For

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
To LET-See list at 131 L. Market: ground
floor. * APPEL.
FOR rooms; bath. furnace; delight
fully situated. . blocks postofice; SIC. 255 High
land av.
10 LET-nanufacturing building. with power:
best location in the city. Apply BRYCE'S
BAKERY
FOR RENT-See me for hardwood floors before
you have your work done. g. THOMAS 2205
n. Alabama.
FOR RENT-A lady who is going East for sew
eral months wishes TO rent a lovely Groom
house. elegantly furnished. The house has bath.
gas. city water and all modern conveniences
IL Is desired that the party who rents this
house will board two young ladies for the rent.
Applicants must give reference. Apply at 1907
N. Capitol av.
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FINANCIAL.
LOANS-Money on mortgages c. F.. SAYLES,
l27 East Market street.
mortgage loans on inn
proved Indianapolis property: lowest rates:
privilege or prepayment SPANN * CO.. las
L. Market.
FINANCIAL-Loans on city or farm property in
Indiana. 5a per cent No COMMISSION.
Money ready. c. ~. WILLIAMS & Co, 3l9-3ss
Lemck- Building.
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DENTISTRY


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dentistry; thirty years
experience. s. F. EARHART. 1eA Washington
street Call and get prices