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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-25

VIII he Quartermaster I'm Charge Of
J-eGersonviIIe Government Depot.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Col. James NJ.
Marshall. who has. since the breaking out
of the Spanish-American war. been chief
quartermaster at San Francisco, and was
yesterday ordered to Jacksonville. Ind,
&c succeed Lieut.. Col. Barnett as quarter
master of the Jeffersonville, Ind, govern
ment depot, Is one of the Oldest and best
known men in that line of service.
Col. Marshall is a native of Illinois, and
is hfty-seven years Of age. He graduated
from the Illinois Military Academy in 1865.
The records OF the War Department show
that during his twenty-six years of serv-
ice he has been a valuable officer. Col.
Barnett has been transferred to st. Louis,
a much more important station, which is
considered TO be a deserved promotion in
recognition of efficient services.
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watches on his person at once. and very
seldom did any of them have the correct
time OF day.
"While living I'm the house Of ex-senator
Chandler, at 1921 1 street, Northwest. he
caused the arrest I'm 1873 OF Fernando
Wood. then member OF Congress from New
York. for maintaining a nuisance In tho
shape OF a bowling dog. Mr.. Wood lived on
Fifteenth street, next 20 Chamberlin's. and
his back yard. where the dog was kept.
was directly opposite General Cushing's
room on 1 street. The dog howled so con-
tinuously and dismally in the early hours
of the morning as to disturb the generals
sleep. After complaining numerous times
TO the servants and writing 10 Mr.. Wood.
he swore out a warrant I'm the Police
Court, prosecuted the case himself, Sc
cured a conviction and fine. and an order
that the nuisance be abated. General
Cushing was a truly great man, but lived
and died in a very simple manner"
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FOR THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.
els,7o0.oo0 Has Been Appropriated by
National and state ernm

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2i-The list of appro-
priations for the Louisiana purchase ex-
position OF 1893 revised up to date is as
follows: BY the United States govern
ment. 100000; city of st. Louis. S.D0Cn:
corporations. companies and individuals.
100000; Missouri. 100000; Illinois. $50
600: Congress for government building.
$50. Oo: Kansas. $75.00 Colorado. S50O0:
Arkansas, $4,000 Wisconsin. $4,000: Penn
sylVania. $35. COO. Arizona conditional.
$4,000: New Mexico, $1,000; Hawaii. SIS
DO: total, Sl6. 10000.
Among the States aud Territories which
have m To make exhibits at the
Louisiana purchase exposition greater
than their exhibit at the Chicago fair I'm
1883 are Indian Territory, New Hampshire.
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CUT OF % PER CENT.
Price Of Glazing Window Plate Glass
Reduced by American Jobbers.

PITTSBURG. Aug. PA cut of 25 per
cent. has been made in the prices on glaz-
ing quality plate glass by the National
Plate Jobbers' Association. This action
was decided on owing to the unsettled con-
dition Of the European market and low
prices ruling abroad. Decisive action was
deemed necessary in order TO check i'm
ports which were commencing to cut quite
a figure in the American market. The dis
cunts formerly ruling in the East were
IS off the list. They are now SO. In the
middle West former discounts were 20 and
~. They are now 70 and 10. A corre-
spending reduction has been made In all
sections OF the country.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Signor Branchi,
the Italian consul general here, has written
to the Tribuna. at Rome. protesting against
that Journals attitude on the Panama ques-
ton. He defends the United States, which.
he declares, nave the right TO prevent rebels
from stopping communication on the 18TH
mus. He adds: Italy should remember
that 5000, 600 Italian subjects live i'm peace
and prosperity in the United States, and
that Italy has no national interest on the
isthmuS OF Panama
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vengcfuI Ex-PoIiceman Killed.

EUREKA SPRINGS. Ark. Aug. "a
James kizer. cX-policeman, was shot to
death last night by DR.. l.. D.. Fuller, a
resident physician. While DR.. Fuller was
drawing water from Calef fountain. on
Main street. ne was assaulted by Kizer.
who felled him by a blow from behind. and
then using his heel. kizer mangled the face
of the PROSTATE mar in a horrible man.
ner. The latter regained his feet. and shot
and killed kizer. DR.. Fuller is perhaps
fatally hurt. DR.. Fuller had refused
Kizer's claim for pay as special policeman.
and Kizer had sworn revenge.
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MRS. ZINA YOUNG DYING.
First Wife Of the Late Brigham
Young Stricken with Paralysis.

HELENA, Mont. Aug. A.-Mrs Zina
Young. first wife Of the late Mormon
apostle, Brigham Young. passed through
Helena to-day en- route TO Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Young is in n dying condition from a
stroke Of paralysis, and it is doubtful If
she will be able To reach Salt Lake City
alive. She was stricken yesterday at the
home of her daughter near the Canadian
border, and her last request before losing
consciousness was that she be taken to her
old home TO die. She is nearly eighty years
of age. and for more than fifty years has
been prominent in the Mormon Church.,
until recently being the head of the Nor
mon relief committee.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. A.-Benja-
min Finn. aged twenty-thrce years. known
to the police as Kid Farrell and 'Dia-
mond Dick" Of Norristown. Pa. was ar
rested to-day at the Pennsylvania Rail
road Station. on Information from the
Washington authorities, charging him
with robbing ABE" Brophy. a jockey. OF
437 Hanover street. Washington. of 800
in cash and jewelry, valued at $500. Word
was received from the Washington au-
thorities that Finn had boarded a train for
Philadelphia. Detectives were at the sta
ton and Fin was arrested as he stepped
from the train.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. 24-Replyfng
10 an invitation 10 visit Montgomery on his
proposed Southern trip. Vice President
Roosevelt has written the Montgomery
Commercial Association and Governor
Jelks, from his home in Oyster Bay. that
arrangements have not been perfected for
his Southern itinerary, but that he expects
TO be i'm Montgomery the second week in
The visit TO Montgomery OF the
Vice President will be made "A gala event
and people from all over the State will be
10 come here TO DO him honor.
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Revolt Against Castro.

NEW YORK, Aug. A.-According to ad-
vices from Caracas the Venezuelan state of
Curabobo, the former province of Guarico
and the town OF Aragua have revolted
against President Castro, says a Port of
Spain, Trinidad. dispatch to the Herald.
General Juan Pietri is the head of the revo-
lutionary movement, which includes many
prominent members OF the Liberal party.
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Barrett "A Commissioners General.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Mr. John Bar
rett has been appointed commissioner gen.
eral for Asia and Australia in behalf of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. to be
held in st. Louis in 1908. Two other COM
missiOners are to be named. one for Eu-
rope and one for South America. These
commissioners while receiving their ap-
p%ointments from the exposition. are 10 have
the advantage of every facility which the
State Department can afford.
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REBELS NEAR TWO TOWNS
COLOMBIAN INSURGENTS THREATEN
BoCAs DEL TORO AND Cookie.
Government Soldiers tent to the
scene-RevoIutfon I'm Venezuela
Comments of Foreign Press.

COLON. Colombia. Aug. PA steam
launch, the Sunrise, belonging to a fruit
company. has just sailed for Bocas del Toro
with fifty government soldiers on board.
The rebels are threatening Bocas del Toro
and Cookie. They are both panama towns,
in which the fruit company and other con-
Germs are largely interested.
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New Free Delivery Routes.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Aug. A-Rural free de-
livery service has been ordered to begin
Oct. ]. I'm Indiana. as follows: Bringhurst.
SarroH county carrier. Robert Il. Wilson.
Iawrenceburg Dearborn county; carrier,
Prank NJ. Bnrkham-
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The Weak Spot.

If You are sitting in a restaurant where
mattresses are in attendance, you will
note now and again some young woman
put her hand TO her back. and straighten
herself up, while her lips are frightened
as If by pain. It's backache. Yet all
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Mississippi. Nebraska. Minnesota. Ala
bama. South Carolina. Vermont. Indiana,
Wyoming. New York, Florida, Georgia,
Utah, Tennessee. Ohio. Oklahoma and
North Dakota.
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LANSING. Kan, Aug. 2i.-Jessie Morrl-
son. who was sent 10 the penitentiary here
two months ago 10 serve her sentence for
the murder of Mrs. Clara Wiley-CastIe. at
Eldorado. said to-day that she expected the
Supreme Court. which meets early in Sep
tsmber, would grant Ter an appeal. Miss
by the prison officials. but added: ''One
year in a place of this kind would kill me-
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Iona Halstead. Of CiarcmoTe. Cherokee Nat
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MINI.
A. H. Geisler. Of Timberlake, Okla.
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lures from the Lexington district.
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(First published in The Daily Leader
Dec. "a, 1900
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court OF Logan County,
Oklahoma Territory.
Gertrude J. NJ. Brown, Plaintiff.
VS..
John McCord. Defendant
John McCmd defendant above nam
ed win take notice that Gertrude j. M.
Brown, plaintln. did on the 10th day
of September, 1900, file her petition in
the District court within and for the
County of Logan, Territory OF Okla
homa, against the said defendant and
that the said John McCord must
answer said petition fled as aforesaid
on or before the SOth day OF January.
1901, or said petition will be taken as
true and judgment rendered in said
action against Haid defendant for the
sum Of Sl65.O0 with interest thereon
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] Commencing at the northeast corner
OF the southeast quarter Of section
three in township sixteen north OF
range two west In Logan county, Ok
lahoma territory, thence running west
Icighty rods, thence south twenty-foNS,
thence east eighty rods. thence NORTH
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[SEALl
DALE 4 BIERER,
Attorneys for Plainti0
Attest
M. G. HART. Clerk
BY T. A. Neal, Deputy.
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John McCord. Defendant.

Gertrude J. M. Brown, Plaintiff,
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lu the District Court OF Logan County.
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John McGrath, a prisoner at the re.
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DALE 4 BIERER.
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