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Evening journal., 1901-08-03

sun-baked boardwalk of Atlantic
City.
As the evening hours advance. the
far-on roar OF street traffic ceases and
a quiet crawls round the docks save
for the subdued hum Of voices. Creep.
ing slowly up the eastern heavens. the
moon hurls Shaft Of silvery
rays across the waters. gliding docks
and crafts and adding fantastic beauty
to the scene.
Looking across the marsh hollow.
filled With river mist. one can barely
discern the black hulks of tramps as
they 90 out TO sea with red lights
cleaning from their riggings while the
stiffness of nights is broken by the
far-oif believing of an Ocean-going tug
Through the trees lights twinkle from
an excursion steamer far up the river
and the sound of music is waited
family across the cleaning waters.
Later grows the hour, but the crowd
does not decrease, for the city bakes in
a sitting heat, and one shudders at
the thought of home-going. It is not
until the distant booming of the
city clock proclaims the midnight
hour that the home-going begins.
Then, as a night car comes up the
street, there is a movement among the
throng and down the deserted streets
shimmering in the moons white glare,
the city's poor and laboring class
wends its hOmeward way.
Evening journal., 1901-08-03
CATALOGUE Is HANDSOME
That of Wilmington Military Acad.
envy Triumph OF Printers Art

One Of the handsomest school cata-
logues ever issued is that Of the Will
mington Military Academy 1t is ar
tistic from cover to cover. which is Of
dark gray felt paper, with lettering OF
dull red. It is printed in the dull red
and black inks. on fine linen paper,
and literally illustrated with fine cuts
of the building, cadets room, view OF
the athletic field, the Brandywine, stu
dents at battalion drill, cadet officers
football team and officers and stan.
The book is repete with information
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BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR OIL
in Which WilningiOnians Are
Interested Has Splendid Prospects

H. A. Miller, secretary of the Eas-
tern Texas on, Gas and Mineral Com
pany, in which many WilmingtOnians
are Interested, has received the follow
ing letter from one Of the mining ex-
perts who is also a large shareholder
in the company.
Columbus. Texas, July oath, 1901.
Mr.. II. A. Miller,
Secretary Eastern Texas Oil. Gas
and Mineral Company.
Wilmington, Del
Sir: | am In receipt OF yours OF re-
cent date and note contents. / am very
favorably impressed with the outlook
for our company, and think we have
the best undeveloped proposition TO
offer that has been placed upon the
market yet, as we own the land, and
the title Is perfect and the land is
good. The upland is covered with fine
pine timber, and the lower bottoms
are well timbered with ash, pecan. cy-
press and walnut. and the oil strata,
according TO Professor Otley's survey,
runs through a portion OF this land,
and / think we have a fine chance to
get fine flow of oil.
/ would suggest that you write Gov
ernor Thompson. and give him the
probable prospects and the time It will
take to get sufficient stock disposed
Of so that operations can be com
menced. / think the earlier we can get
10 work boring, the better it will be.
You will notice that they have found
oil at Sour Lake, and that Is in the
line OF the property we own.
Respectfully,
Signed. II. r. BYARs.
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regarding the academy. The full list Of
instructors is given. the curriculum,
course of reading. and the require
ments of the various departments. In
short, the book contains all the parent
who is about to place his son in an up
to-date school desires TO know
The board of trustees is composed OF
the Rev. Leighton Coleman, S. T. D.
IL. D., bishop OF the diocese Of Della
ware; the Hon. Charles B. Lore, LII
D., the Rev. w. F. d. Lewis. George A
Elliott, Joseph Swift. Horace w
Cause, William L. Scott, Hamilton M
Barksdale. Harry A. Richardson
Charles f. Richards and Albert c
Constable.
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appointed rrea, urer of company

Frank s. Fowler. formerly employ
led in the Office of the Repauno Chemi-
cal Company in this city, who went to
the Lehigh and New England Rail-
road Company as auditor some months
ago, has been appointed treasurer of
the company. He succeeds J. r. Sagee
who becomes assistant to President
William Jay Turner.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS, THE
state OF Delaware. TO the. Shefiu.-ol
New castle county. Greeting;
Whereas. Sabiua DiLorenzo,
by her petition 10 the judges OF
our superior Court, filed Ia the
Office OF the frothonOtary OF
said Court IA and for New
(SEAL) castle county for the cause OF
complaint therein alleged, has
made application TO our said
Judges that a decree may be pro-
nounced dissolving. the marriage
existing between the petitioner
and Michael DiLorenzo
We, therefore command you as you
were heretofore commanded. that
you summon Michael DtLorenzo, that he
he be and appear at the next term
thereof. TO be held in Wilmington. on
Monday, the 10th day OF September next.
to answer the allegations Of the said pc
tltloner, Sabina piLorenzo, according to
the Act OF Assembly I'm such case made
and provided and also 70 do and receive
what the court shall then and there con-
slider concerning him In this behalf as 70
the court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions Of the said Act OF
Assembly.
And have YOU then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles u.
Lore. AZ Wilmington, the Path day OF
June. A. ID. nineteen hundred and one.
FRANK l.. SPEAISMAN,
Issued July 10, 1901. iio-itaw-iw
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PERSONAL

I ADIEsi chichester English Penny
BILE. Take no other. Send &C., stamps
or particulars "Relief for Ladies'" In
etter by Return Mail. Ask your Drug
list. - 90
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO,
Philadelphia, Pa
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-Worlmen are engaged in tearing
down the old Commercial House, in
East Front street, formerly run as a
theatre by the notorious Billy" Car
roll"
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FOR SALE

NOR SALE.-A three-story nine-roomed
II house on Van Buren, street. This
an exceptionally conveniently arranged
nd sanitary residence at moderate
rice Also two eight-roomcd houses,
ow building. on Fourteenth street at
atnall; very desirable surroundings.
A. l.. JOHNSON,
n. e. Cor. Eighth and shipley streets.
j1S-lmeod
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HELP WANTED

VNr ANTED. -i.aborers $3.50 day. APP
w ply Contractor, Pullman Palace
car Company. h-tI
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

rooms for rent. Apply az
II Mrs. Al. ii. Nandegrifta. 900 West
sfreel. a3-eodlm
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY, S.. THE
state of Delaware, to the Shcrim OF
New Castle County, Greeting:
Whereas, Kate Faulkner, by
her petition 20 the Judges Of our
Superior Court, filed in the Office
OF the PrOthonotary OF said
Court, In and for New Castle
tSEAL) county. for tho cause OF COM
plant therein alleged. has made
application 10 our said judges
that a decree may be pronounced
dissolving the marriage existing
between the petitioner ana John
II. Faulkner
We, therefore command YOU as you
were heretofore commanded, that
you summon John 4. Faulkner, that ne
be and appear at the next term thereof,
TO be held In Wilmington. on Monday,
the 10th day Of September next, 10 answer
the allegations Of the said petitioner.
Kate Faulkner, according to the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provid-
ed. and also to do and receive what the
court shall then and there consider con-
corning him IN this behalf as 20 the
cuort shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions OF the said Act OF
Assembly.
And have YOU then there this writ
Witness the Honorable Charles r.
Lore, at Wilmington, the oath day OF
July, A. d.. nineteen hundred and one
FRANK T.. SIEAKMAN.
prothonotary.
Issued July a. 1901. jcI-1taw-iw.
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HOTEL ROANOKE.
OCEAN VILLA,
THE ALplNE.

THE ALD1NE,
Decatur street. Cape May. First house
from Beach Open all the year. Long Dis
lance Phone So
THEODORE MUELLER.
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~ Office is hereby given that all state
~ licenses and tax due and not paid
on or before the 30th day OF August 1901,
there Will be % per cent added thereto,
in accordance with section 6, chapter os,
Revised Code. Laws OF Delaware
WINFIELD $. QulGLEA,
Clerk of the Peace New Castle County.
Wilmington. Del. July 81. 1901. aim
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GIRARD HOUSE,

Perry and Lafayette streets. Cape May.
N. ]. Near the Beach. Terms moderate.
WIN. B. TODD, Prop.
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THE CLARION.

RUTGERS INN.
Corner Pacific avenue and "a. James
Place. Remodeled and furnished under
new management j. 8. SuOPE.
Late OF Chelsea,
Evening journal., 1901-08-03

-OR. SAL.E-Lot Of furniture, two cleo
II trio fans, Invalid chair hair mat
tresses, 500 yards OF Brussels and Ingram
carpet. 80 yards of linoleum, is feet oak
bar and fixtures, restaurant steamer, me
piano, antique furniture.
N'MAHON BROS, 502 King Street
Delmarvia Phone 1925.
NOR SALE.--WoOd, 81 per load. Also
II window sashes. Apply Contractor
Pullman Palace Car Works. al-tf
NOR SALE-Large store refrigerator,
L set OF scales, handsome piano, gas
range. handsome pulled couch, oak and
enamel bedstead. odd bureaus and wash
stands Victor cook stove, office chair.
MMAHON BROS, 500 King street.
Delmarvia phone, lG5
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INSTRUCTION
FRIENDS SCHOOL,
Fourth and West Streets,
Wilmington, Del.

A first-class preparatory school. with
courses OF study fitting for College, Sclen-
tific School or Business. A full corps Of
fourteen experienced teachers. High
School, Grammar School and Primary
Departments under the charge of skilled
specialists. Excellent equipment Thor
ough instruction. unexcelled advantages
for the study OF Ancient and Modern
Languages, History. Science, Drawing.
etc. Students prepared for all the leading
colleges and scientific schools Graduates
entered on certificate I'm all the higher
educational institutions which admit pu-
pills on a school record Fall term opens
Ninth mo. CSept) 10th. Office open after
Ninth mo. Csept) !. For illustrated cata-
logue, address
HBRsCHEL A. NORRIS. a. NJ.
Principal.
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THE ILLINOIs-ON. THE.sTRANn

on the strand. Ocean City. n. j. A
house for people who are tired Of board
inE. Representative In everything. Gull
sine uneNcelled, special rates ana book on
request
MRS. IL y. CANE iELD, y DAueHTnRs
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 50. TIE
state OF Delaware, TO the sheriff OF
New Castle County, Greeting;
Whereas, Susie A. Brinton, by
her petition 10 the Judges OF our
SUPERIOR Court, filed In the ouice
of the prothonotary Of said
Court in and for New Castle
fSEATO county. for the cause of COM
plant therein alleged, has made
application TO our said judges
that decree may be pronounced
dssolving the marriage existing
between the petitioner and Harry
G. Brlnton.
We. therefore. command YOU as You
we're heretofore commanded, That
YOU summon Harry G.. Brlnton, that he
be and appear at the next term thereon,
To be held iu Wilmington. on Monday,
tho 10th day of September next, To answer
the allegations Of the said petitioner,
Susie A. Brlnton. according TO the Act OF
Assembly in such case made ana provid-
ed, and also to do and receive what the
court shall then and there consider con-
corning him dn this behalf as 20 the
cuort shall seem meet ana consistent
with the provisions OF the said Act Of
Assembly.
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles ".
Lore. az Wilmington. the 2ith day OF
July. a. d.. nineteen hundred ana one.
FRANK j. SPEAlSMAN.
prothonotary.
Issued July "a 1901. j27-itaw-4w
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THE GRANVILLE
NORTHERN LIBERTY.
HEGEMANN HOUSE,

Arkansas avenue, second door from
beach. Terms moderate.
MRS. X. IIEGEAfANN,
Late OF The Crescent
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NOTICE.

We will insure your Real
Estate or Personal Prop
erty i'm Standard Ameri-
can Companies at the very
lowest rates. All losses
promptly paid.
We viii call and see you
IL you desire. Call, write
or telephone us.
HAWKINS * CO.,
7I2 Market 1T.
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THE COLwYN,

THE COLWYN,
"a S. Michigan avenue, Atlantic City, NJ
j. Open all the year. Rate 81 70 gl2 per
week Home comforts
MRS. Il. c. WARRINGTON. Manager.
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NOTICE.
BONDHOLDERS
OF
The Wilmington City R'y Co.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing First Mortgage Five per cent bonds
ISSUED by The wilmington City Railway
Company dated Sept 4, 1891, Subject 20
call Sept. ], 1900, will be redeemed at the
office of The Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company. Wilmington, Delaware,
on September l. 1901. after which date
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The George E. King Press. Printing
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SEASIDE RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY
THE STRAND,

OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Capacity 225. Facing ocean; cuisine UNI
excelled; rooms en- suite, with private
baths; orchestra; pool and billiards:
shutfleboards. barber shop: write for book
let. MRS. 10. r. CURTIS.
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NOTICES

II Lillian yandegrift, 500 West ssrsst
a3-eOdlm
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SELECT intelligence office. Help Of
n am kinds furnished on short notice
MARY IL. CHRlSrN,
a2-lm 221 West Eleventh street
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HOTEL CLEARVIEW.
WEE ORTOLE.

THE 0RI0LE,
2i2O Pacific avenue, Atlantic City. N. J..
One block from the Reading n. X. Depot
and near the beach Terms: ti.& to u.b0
per day; 81 90 IS per week.
MRS. G. Il. BUzBY, Proprletress.
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THE AETNA,
WHITE HALL,

Ocean ave, bet. 9TH and Sth streets
Ocean City, N. J. First season; entirely
now and modern; excellent table; July and
August, s. TO sl2 per week, apecial rates
for June and September
MRS. 10. H. GROVES. Longland.
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HOTEL MONTEREY

Is South Georgia avenue, Atlantic City,
n. j. One square from beach. Elegant
and newly furnished rooms, with all mod.
ern conyeniences, with OF without board.
Rates, 81 to Sl.50 per day
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Notes of Purdue.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 1S.-Jesse Ruby,
who recently resigned the captaincy of the
Purdue baseball nine, has signed TO play
with the Davenport, Ia, team the coming
season. This will be his first professional
work.
The Christmas edition Of the Exponent,
edited by the Goods. will appear to-mor-
row. 1t has "A handsome cover design and
is unusually well made up.
The basketball team will leave Friday on
it's Southern tour. Just who Capt. II. w.
Rdncan will take will not be made public
till the day of starting. The boys are
hopeful Of winning most of the games and
anticipate a pleasant trip.
Capt. Ivan CornS, of the track team, is
putting track candidates through a pre-
liminary course in the gymnasium. After
the holidays the training table is TO be
open and on fair Saturdays c~ross-countTy
runs will be made for endurance. There
are many promising candidates.
Fred Rebel and Fuller Vincent recently
had their rooms entered by a sneak thief,
losing 500 and SIS. respectively. Quite a
number OF other students have lost money
and ~valuables.
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Successful Term at Franklin.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN. Ind, Dec. B.-Franklin Col
lege closed one Of the most successful
terms in its history to-day. The English
history. Latin and chemistry departments
have all been enlarged and several val
liable pieces Of apparatus have been added
to the Laboratories. Several Improvement
ave been made in the gymnasium and the
general library has received an unusual
large number OF valuable books. A lecture
course. which is free TO the students, has
been established and has met with great
success.
The young men of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity gave "A banquet Saturday even
ing In honor OF Carl Mcfarland, who has
been compelled 10 leave college on account
of poor health. TOasts were given by
Ray Sellers, r. A. Stott. A. b. Hall and
John York.
The Ofergrau Literary Society has elect
Ell the following officers for the ensuing
term: President. W. A. Everson; secretary.
Maud Johnson; treasurer. Neal ThurstOn;
critics. Gladys Miller and Vetha Honneck-
er; warden. Vern Branigan; prosecutor,
Ray Sellers; chaplain. +. b. Bachelor.
Prof. NJ. +. Crowell and Prof. A. r.. Bes-
tor have issued invitations for a reception
to be given Jan. 4 in honor of Miss Eggles-
ton.
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DIED IN H ARMY.


Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 1S.-On Dec. A.,
1896, Robert Gaddis, the fifteen-year-old son
of Robert Gaddis, a substantial farmer liv-
ing near this city. mysteriously left his
home On the night of his disappearance
the family had arranged to attend an en-
tertainment to be given at a nearby
but remained at home. ostensibIy 20 read.
When they returned the house was found
locked and the boy was gone. In the boys
room was found his pocketbook, containing
about $S5. and a note, which was in effect
as follows: Il have gone, and will prob
ably return home some day. You must not
look for me- y most ~assiduous search.
however, lis been kept up ever since, but
no trace of the missing boy ever discov-
cred.
Yesterday evening the postmaster at
huntsville received a letter from the COM
mander of the Fourth United States Cav
airy. conveying the Information that young
Gaddis was dead ana that ne desired TO
establish the identity of the yOung soldier.
According to the mCager information con-
tanned in the official communication the
boy was mustered into the service under
the assumed name of Harry Reno" His
real name was not disCOVei ed until after
his death and by letters found among his
effects and supposed 10 have been written
by some of his boy hood ~piayna.es. who
certainly kept wCli the secret of his where
abouts from his distracted mother and
father.
The report Of the boys death was con
armed to-day b. a Telegraph messds. f4om
racks at St. Louis. and SEATED Jhat particu-
lars would follow by Letter.
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TRY-OUT AT NOTRE A vi
Track Athletes Put Through Their
PAGES To Pick a Team.

sTecial 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 1S.-Captain
Herbert held the midwinter try-outs i'm
the gymnasium yesterday 10 pick the men
who are TO be given places on the train
ing-tsble after the holidays. The work i'm
nearly all the contests was satisfactory,
but IL is evident that NOtre Dame will have
10 develop a lot OF raw material this year.
There were no record-breaking perform
ances and whenever any mans work was
praised II was with the qualification con
sidering the training he has had But
there Is plenty OF good material on hand
and Captain Herbert is consequently in
clined TO be optimistic.
Good work was done in the dashes by
Gearin. In the hurdles by Herbert. in the
mile by Carey. In the shot-put by Kirby
and In the high jump by Draper. Gearin.
Herbert and Kirby were the only varsity
men out. and the trials were held prin-
clpally 10 pick the good candidates from
the bunch OF new men who want places
among the leaders. or these new men
Draper did the best work. clearing the
bar at 5 feet . inches I'm the high Jump
and putting the shot 50 feet S inches. Kir-
BY added shOt-putting 10 his list OF ac-
accomplishments by tossing the 16-pound
weight 81 feet ) inches. lie has never
trained for this event. but should be "A
winner this year.
The mile run brought out the prettiest
contest OF the day between Carey and Kehl
two youngsters. Carey finally winning by "A
scsnt yard Ia the good time OF $40. Zeig-
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l.. u. GIee Clubs Itinerary.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 1S.-The In
diana University Glee Club management
has completed all details for the holiday
tour and announced the following dates:
Attica, Dec. %; Veedersburg. Dec. "a;
Fowler, Dec. %; Rensselaer,, Dec. &c; Mon
t~icello. Dec. q; Rochester, Dec. rs; Benton
Harbor, Dec. 30; Allison. Dec. 81; North
Manchester, Jan. l; Columbia City, Jan. 2;
Fort Wayne. Jan. 8; Butler, Jan. 4: Wa
bash, Jan. 6; Huntington, Jan. Z; Alexan-
dria. Jan. s; Anderson, Jan. 9; Cambridge
spring vacation the route will include
Evansville, Washington. Sullivan and Co
lumbus, with eleven dates in all. The club
includes five mandolins, five guitars, a vio-
lin, flute, cello, piano and two banjo play
ers, with two vocal soloists and an imita-
tor.
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Other Indiana Obituary.

MUNCIE. Ind. Dec. 1S.-Mary f. Burson.
widow OF John W. BursOn, Muncie's first
banker. who died Ia 1872. died last night
OF heart trouble at the ~well-known Burson
home on Washington street, now on the
public square. She has lived there since
1S06- Mr.. BursOn was a director of the
old Bee line" now the Big Four Rail-
road, also OF the Lafayette. Muncie &
Bloomington. The funeral will be held on
Friday.
PORTLAND. Ind. Dec. 1S.-Mrs. Sarah
Parsons, widow of George Parsons. who
died a few months ago, passed away at Z
O'Clock this morning at her home in Noble
township. She was born in Perry county.
Pennsylvania. I'm 1873. and married George
Parsons In 1874, coming TO Indiana in 1865
and settling on the farm where she lived
until her death.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Dec. 1S.-Mrs. w. X.
Marshall. wife Of Judge Marshall. of this
city. is dead. aged sixty-nine years. Judge
Marshall is in very feeble health himself
and for almost "A year has been unable to
leave his home.
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on authorizations as found in dairy products.
In the afternoon there was an address by
President G. T.. Plumb, Of Lafayette, on
dairy conditions in Denmark, which coun-
try Mr.. Plumb recently visited. Prof. j.
n. Hecker, of the Ohio State University
discussed exhibits and method OF scoring.
DR.: Hurty's subject was The states
Food Law and What Has Not Been Done
Under It's Provisions" He said the food
law Of 1899 was prepared with the greatest
care and on advice from the highest au-
thorities in the United States. 1t is re-
ferred to as the best food law in existence
by the British Food Journal and must
have some force said DR.. Hurry. The
statutes command that the State Board or
Health shall enforce the pure food law,
but the last Legislature refused to create
a laboratory and give an Appropriation
forcement passed the Senate in spite OF
fierce opposition and passed the third read
ing in the House, but was never handed
down for final passage. The State Board
of Health is therefore not responsible for
nonenforcement of the pure food law. The
Supreme Court has sustained this law in
every particular in the case of Luther ).
%1senhour, the Indianapolis datryman, VINO
was arrested for having in his possession
adulterated milk. Therefore there can he
no question about the legal standing or
the law"
Dr. Hurry gave detailed accounts of num-
erous food and drug authorizations and
presented data showing that people OF In
diana are swindled out of $4,000 daily in
terated and below standard.
The association decided to take action
recommending that the pure food and drug
law be enforced.
Mrs. +. J. Shaw, of Danville, was award
ed first premium on dairy butter; Herbert
Newly, Of Spiceland. first on creamery
first on full cream cheese. The Judges were
Professor Decker, of the Ohio State Uni
versity, and Professor Err, of the Univer-
sity of Illinois.
Prof. ID w Dennis NJ Earlham College
gave an illustrated lecture tonight on THE
Germ Theory of Disease"