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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
Police in Citizens. Clothes.

Tonight about one-haIf of the police
force will report for duty in citizens
clothes. the object being 10 more enectuaIlv
look after young people whose Halloween
spirit carries them beyond the limits of
good order according 10 the general idea OF
older persons. The police will permit an
sorts of pranks which do not destroy prom
erty or e~ndanger personal safetN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
4 Demand for SI6.OOO.

Mary +. Johnson yesterday brought suit
against the street car company for $1,000
damages for personal injuries. She says
that as she was driving on Market street in
front of the market house with her hus-
band a street car ran into the rear of the
buggy. upset IL and threw her out. She
claims to have sustained permanent in
islriPS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31

successor of Harold c. Megrew. who re-
signed to become president Of the Board OF
Works. \ Republican councilman said yes
terday that, Notwithstanding the reports Of
factions and cliques springing up because
of Mr.. Megrew's resignation, his successor
will be chosen tremendously and that the
members of the trouble breeders associa-
ton will be grievouSly disappointed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
Samuel HamIin Released.

Samuel Hamlin. who was convicted i'm
the Criminal Court on a charge of selling
liquor without license, was yesterday re-
leased from Jail. where he was sent in de-
fault of the payment of his fine. He stayed
in Jail hfty-One days and paid $23 and costs
TO get out. and the indictments were nOlled.
Hamlin sold liquor in the drug store of
Mary Evans, on Meridian street, near Fall
creek
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
Sued for INFRINGEMENT.

\ suit was started i'm the United States
Circuit Court at New York last Tuesday by
+. NJ. Peters against biscuit manufacturers
for infringement OF paper boxes for crack
ers. The package in dispute is one used by
the National Biscuit Company for its
Uneeda and In-er-seal goods. An iniunc-
and heavy damages are asked for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
Republicans VIII Caucus.

\ caucus of the Republican members OF
Council will take place this afternoon in
the rooms of the Commercial Travellers
club. The call was issued by Harry NJ
Haldeman. president Of COuncil. and is for
the purpose Of determining who shall be the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
Chilly of EmhezzIemenf.

Charles Weaver was yesterday found
guilty of embezzlement by a jury in the
Criminal Court. lie was charged with en-
bezzliag SO belonging &c George ReiffeI.
Reinel charged that Weaver agreed TO sell
q horse for him and after disposing of it
kent the money.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
Officials Visit the Parks.

Mayor Bookwalter and the members of
the Park Board took a jaunt of inspection
through the city parks yesterday. The
mayor wished to satisfy himself as to the
condition of the city's green spots. The in
SpectiOn was satisfactory.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
Police Commissioner Named

Govern Durbin yesterday appointed
Colonel William f. Hitchcock. of Muncie
a member of the metropolitan police hoard
10 tl the vacancy caused by the ~resigna-
ton of Cyrus K. Heath. Mr.. Hitchcock's
commission eXnires Ian 2I 1qnt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31

railway Company; damages. Demand sl5,VVO.
Superior Court. Room ..
John NJ. Gore W. Henry G. Tanner ct al
injunction. Superior Court. Room .
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31

striking and the stand taken by
the company in this matter.
The above was signed by John n Pur-
year. William H.. Furniss. 5. \. Furniss, j.
NJ. Porter, \. +. Manning and James II.
IOfr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31
= shipment of Fine SNAKE

Louis G.. Deschler has inst received
through the custom house "a fresh shipment
OF Henry Clays. Books Golden Eagles and
Estanillo cigars.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-31

Mickey ct al. vs.. Joseph \. Woodruff. Orig
inal action. Mandamus. Steuben c. C.. Pc
titicn for writ of mandamus.
1905. Il. * o. r. r. Co. VS.. Fernando w.
Daeglin. Lake S. G. Record. Assignment
Of nrrnrS
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
leu pan.amerifanSfe uohiaime.

Sntet lieen Weroensnolttlingea / Ghts
cage 1898 bar Ildbt en- iaa oiolpreot
Snteresie iom ben, Der ppsr belle @eroen
lGases for Dassn oOerior ben pansamerts
tan't. loitilina, Der ital boloss / Buffalo
fra fife Mai til life Ropember 1901.
ll%oit;Aiusus $eniis, CT at iIIuitrsre
DC 6yemitriot, iom Sdnoene paa ben pefts
lise 9alotuele bar giort / Sebtt al be.
iioiit Observation-Disclosures % al brin9e
/ nnrmere 9ereriug 5oItem i De man5e
Slater. 5srrttorlsr c9 Souoe | "the three
4mtrteas." Sempnbissi BERTH bar e
Sertnot Stattrs Vrniiomt inobuot ale
Republi,sr % Solonier pda Den am.rts
tdni,e 6alotlaie til al pare meo % feir,
BET lobe q~arbuncrsNs Slutrina os Oct
2Ooe IarbunorepeS Ssapuoelis uo al
boloe csuue interraticnale llcItiuns peo
Nioaaras 9recesr.
Gardening osnne uigtig, gesipenbeo
bar the Ritel pTots Roao uosipet tn
imui. beitripenot Vamftt, Der rist ilns
witrertr BEN pan sameriianits lloihuins.
9p9nipQerne o. neutrality-suspicious.
5bt RiteI plate Rcao sr ben forfeit.
@init mtlem Gbicaso % Buffalo % at
aioer fprtrinlia 2osbnierins fra ebteasr
til BUFFALO. Rem Yort Gitn. Bolton oa
ale Steor | often. uben at nosen ertro
9,tolins 'orerts; Iiae'aa fsrIte,idsies
Spiiepcans Setisuina. WaaItiosr '~eroersS
L SpHepoenene sftsr "ths inoioibua'
Club pIan." Der p~urisrtr i Vris fra 35'
til $l.00.
Rita Yiate Rcaos "pansamerieT
Soloer" faass paa 0enptuoelie til en- boil
ssn'ombeIit Mssni siler itttrip Sobn y
@alaban. General @stnt. Ill MANS 81.
ebteaao.
De. iom cniisr at ftre ifs SOtsI sce'
andre getpemmeliebsoer | Buffalo eael
Riaeara 5ans noasn 1ic meer ben pan
omeriianits llbtiuins, annoees ON q
! meloe bet ! grtp ellsr paa anoen Waaot
til y. !. Wocrs, gsnsrol assnt. 29l
Wain Ct. Buffalo. u. ..
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
8oerfrieen.
8oerbrr, fommanberet al gotba %
&c Wet, trmcr General Jrendj.

2onbon, 2ben april. = ut Gene
raj 5renh bill msbe itRrf Wooitmo
/ S~ronspaal, og at ban mao fi9npe
for fit S~obefeite Der, piies / Selc'
grammer, iom err mobtoaet baaoe fra
aapitoben og 9rusiel, gelaiens So
pebftab. en- goerbGr, 10000 Wano
itPrf. err inmlet. % belle Stprfen ffal
COMMANDERS al 8eneralerne gotba
oa 9e @et, iom Itror ifal lutte fig til
grmeen for at begpnbe ct lanaparigt,
boorbt Selttog.
Ct Ieolem al BarIiamentet iagoe
ioag / en- pripat 9rsftcIie at Sitna-
tionen: "Saoinart iom Regieringen
beepnoer at gratnlere iig meb, at Den
bar iooet gugt meo 9rigen, % al
9oerne ituar / @egreb meo at ipntc
iammen, or set omtrent pasielig
Sib til at oabne Ginene og pente poa
neoilaaenoe llnoerretninger fra
Sronten."
Sra 3a%pfolpnien fommer timber.
refining ON, at Here S,lnbrebe goer
hor piit iia / Rprbeben AT Rihmonb.
Sor at msbe Dem % f%oripore 9nen,
er @orben foIbt no; men oct frpgtes
for, at Soriparet life bIir itprft nof.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

- @aifsr q. q: @oIb fIaeer ODER
at IAN poa Bait. 3. o. Eftbps aIase
nab bnm bteb ueftsot at BEN Jor.
airfe pao beres iibfte aarsmsoe.
Gan opferbrer nh | "GoIfebIabet"
Gernnrb 9spme til at offentliggisrs
6etine aIoee meb bens llnSerffrifter.
Haitor Steen, Wabpeton, q.
O., Dor npIig beItaeet I gegranelien
efter fin Sober Sten OIien, of Sri.
ftiania Meniebeb, Winn. Denr,e bar
en- at weteronerne fra ben forriac
aonferences Glib.
8oit. @iertien er pna geien
biem. Gra Roree ienbte ban til Ie.
~ntebeoen fin NefignattorL % operIoo
Oct til Werisbebens gtfaisrelfe entcn
ben bible mobtase ben e1er snffebs,
at ban fortfntte Tom bens Qreit. Gor
at beborbe BAN itentte IS mob 10 ct.
@iertien bar fife opnadet at faa gn.
flaeerne mob BAN afitroHebe, ba SC
TO Vreiter bIen ftsttet al airfe.
bepartementet, foroi De hanoIeoe
COB Gro. On aomite paa fem
Berioner blep nbnGpnt al Weniabc.
ben, Tom nrrrrere ffol n~nberieac 60.
gen efter @iertiers Sjemfomft.
!Sanscs spnsbe.
Baitor @cripeno Inbcrien,
siberia, Canada, err MI so Mar. San
bar | flere Iar arbeibct iom Wpbp9.
ger.Trcit | be npe Settlementer |
siberia, Canada, men M man ban
lutte pna @runb al fin bsie IIber.
Dog er ban enbm ioa raft at ban
@inter bar fisrt fine so Deil I Sfr.
be paa Ell DAG. San bar ieIp inbri,
feret en- inbelnffct SIpoe meo Spn
|, bporscb ban fan boIbe iig BARN.
Gan er meeet tungbsrt, og oerfor
bIiper gmbeoseierninaen meaet Re.
ipprlis, ON ban enbml Ell 5io fun.
be fomme omfrina.
1isiionrr Rcnnins bar OF.
borbt fig peb VreiteifoIen Ell llges
Sib. Snn boIbt Sorcorog oper ai.
nomis'ioncn oe %opmuntrebc prioot
til GeItngeIie / ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sritirten,

6olteblooet~ mcbbcler; Set
Iutberifc grooerlamiunb Otiitct al
Sa'tor Smoeberg % meh bam iom
5ormano) bar itiitet en- Nenisbeo !.
Barron 60. @is., nrr Collar. ri.
mon 8rien blcD polet til aienisDe.
oens preit cIler 5oritanoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

A
Softer - Sm at iRtte en- bis
@renie for, bbormaree gr9noepins.
Iicenies Der Tan iioftebes | 1per mes
10000 eI1er fere Snbbpgeere, iaale.
bes at Der Tie bIiber mere eno 5 ga.
Tooner I ct apartaI inoen' Batro.,
grRnien. Cohen ginIoer ~bobeoiage,
Iig 8pen M~inneapoIis.
Snpber - Om gGnoring af "Rro'
baton" 2open iaaIebes, at BEN fom
mer til at giGIbe operfor enbpe,
Wisbpoer unber 81 aar, Der gribes
| fin fsrfte SorbrpbeIie.
WiIfon @empnbiaer Sfatte,
commissioner til at finne tpirtst
SoIf til at fremmsbe Tom 8ibner
naar bet forIanges peb g~ebanoIinger
at Saaer p~ebrsrenbe 9efatningspp.
Tenet, iamt at BEN tinige Ifal funnc
forIarge 8seer og Regnffaber frem-
Iaete.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Eat.

Oct er mig en- 9rans at faa frembGrs
min opbtfsIie IA. for sieniasne 9eoiier
poa aiarlisbep os Deltaselie.
Gsrff bill ies tatie be mango 9enner
Dor JreIiers N,nisbeo % oens prei,
Daft. preus, for ben Soerraftelie fpn'
ber.otss mig paa min Jsoielsoas t Dor
5reI',rs airie. Snrlis bill ies nam,
Nrs. Charles p.tere en-. hrs. Glo.rum.
Mrs. q. :. aderoolp os Wrs. u. Mt.l
ielien. Tom pei baoos met m.o Nrrans.s
msntet at SIRE.
SEQ oil osioa tatts preitern. Serose oc
SdlSprfon og BE- az oeres Menigbeoslem
mer t Smmanusls og 3ions Wenigbeosr
ior bar meo I bette. lisefcm be mango
g.m.r uoenfor b. nrpnte M,nisbeoer.
S~rnmoeiss er bet mig en- Srane a
totte Vresien4 ben p%otitifte % ben reli.
sisfe for ben 'prnpatstiifs % unertiens
o.nb. maas.. bSorpaa ben bar omtatt mir
opretarc 6utru % iset at letts min Sore
% NIT Saea.
Gneelis maa lea fua tafte BE- mausiol'
otss, Iom sisnnem 2elgrummer e1er Brep,
beoioneps mig % mine Ssnner Delta.
erEt. Gn imertefulb Ieroeinhammatior
bar blanpt anost | fere Tiger bereost mic
Srugr, uf min beirs Saano; oerfor pi
be unoIfnloe mig, at ies itte bar tlnne'
beIpdre oerss Stripelfer.
Shit men lite minoit tdtter lea mint
tirrs SpIlesaer os 2utber~S Seminars
tirre Stteerter. Tom bar p1rst iaa meset
for mig | oenne tunse Sio.
8. 9. Stub.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Suitor llIsafers Suitru or
tommet biem fra Soipitalet % be.
liuoer iia citer 0mitpnoigheoerne
nofiao bra. paitorens Reniabeoer
bar Yprei iuiae meo bam unoer Den.
ne Spgoomst1ir, ioet De bar befoitet
GpholOet % ole llogiiter moer
Spgoomneu % enoml sipet ham en-
pen Sum otpao.
Yierigbeoernc ! 2arimore itnl
M poobegpnoc i'm upe Yreitebolil
% ifol bape ali iGroia til bercs mn
Brett. SiIieth. naar ban operiaset
aaIoet | sini. Miolertibis betiencs
aal6et al Ealt. aIb. sobuien al
giortbmooo, u. Z.
YaitOr GDoms Suitru bIec
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
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aas Wosr iaat tor 2atarrbs ealps. Der inSs,
holder 3pifisIp,

aoiiislp pil aanffs fiifsrt s~oeIrase euateianoien
aiTsntmsm sIinpoerfaoen. s~aabanne Eager burse
aiorip bruees, meomtnbre be ipreifripes AZ en- amer
fienpf qrae; rbt staeen. be %uoretter. CT 10 Sanae
fterre eno bet mulise @poe. man fan ppuaa ira benz
"Son's eatarrb Cure. ~tiipirfet peo 4. Z. Gheuen q
60, Splecp, Ebip. inoehpleer life bet rin1efte Nutf=
isrp, on er for incportes Grna, let ptrfer breite
paa EIpett ca Sifemsts Slinorerttaber Raar 3
iifber "San's Gatarrb Cure. urr litter paa. at Z
fnar ben 0ate. Re bruaes inop prtes, sr fabriferet
Iplsoo, Cbip, al 8. 3. 9benep & 60. 3eittmonier
gratis.
~ S9laes al Trnssiiter. Yris 75c pr. SLATE
RAILS SoSiIjepiuer er be bepfte. Wpril.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

- 10000 8ruhearbeiberc gaor
Ieoiae / Sfptlono pdaeruno at
Streif for s Simers Irbeiosbae.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
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The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-25

have classified them at 1T. 80 and IT. Ia
ITO the lay public there is nothing ex-
ceedingly significant in these words IT.
"a, but to the sugar planter they will be
nothing less than startling. This cane
produces thirty Eight tons to the acre
The juice yields 16 per cent. of sugar
Under nine-roller mill eighty-one per
cent. is obtained without saturation,
IF you will compare these figures with
statistics of cane now grown. YOU will
realize that this new cane will revolu-
tionize the sugar industry in Louisiana.
The old cane gives an acreage of thirty
to thirty-t1ve tons, with a twelve per
cent yield in the juice. Under the roller
IT gives percentage Of seventy-one.
The new cane is long-jointed, green,
perfectly healthy and beautiful in appear
ance. 1t has an excellent stubble and
remarkable vigor. 1t withstood the ter
rific gale that swept over the city on
Sept. and 10. 1t is deep-rooted and
strong, and 1t was the only cane in the
field that was not blown either fiat or
partly down to the ground. 1t was not
damaged the least bit by the storm.
I'VE are ready and willing to furnish
this cane to any planter who may apply
for it. We expect to send out more than
500 bundles in the next few weeks. Re
quests for the cane are coming In on ev-
cry mail. We shall begin to ship the
cane in few days. Planters throughout
the state show intense interest and have
strong faith in the new specimens. Next
week we shall send some of the cane to
the experiment stations in Cuba and the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-25
Grating Trees.

The grating of trees is shown by rec
ords to have been one of the Oldest arts
of the horticulturist says Joseph Meehan
in Practical Farmer. In olden times, when
knowledge of this kind was not general
it was in the hands of the members of
religious houses, and we find by records
that the arts of both budding and graft
ing were in possession of the monks Of
old, long before they We're generally
known. Grating is one of the simplest
ways of increasing trees, and those not
directly interested in propagating would
do well to learn the art, If but for the
pleasure attached to knowing how to do
IT. There are many ways of grating
but the simplest is that of wedge graft
ing. This consists of sharpening a shoot
of one tree like wedge cutting off that
OF another of about equal thickness
splitting the stump in the center and in
sorting the wedge" In the split. The
split should be deep enough to just take
In the length of the wedge. The bark
OF the wedge should exactly fit that of the
stump, on one side, at least, If not on
both. Sometimes the wedge which Is
properly termed the scion, is not of the
same thickness as the stump, so that il
Is not possible that it fits on both sides,
but it is not essential that 1t do more
stump is much thicker than the scion, ana
then two scions of half an inch can be
inserted. The length Of the scion need
not be great. With one or two buds TO
1t is enough After the process
has been performed the split part must
be tied together tightly, and then the
whole cut portions waxed over, to keep
out air and moisture and permit of a
union OF the parts. The wax is made by
heating together in an iron or other vessel
a pound of rosin, two pounds of tallow
and a quarter pound of beeswax. This Is
let cool little and then applied with a
brush. As it cools it gets hard. What
is left in the pot is good for further use
at any time, by heating ii till it melts.
The time to graft outdoor trees is in
spring, just as the buds are about to
burst, as this shows the sap is active,
and this has to be in order that the scion
may be sustained. 1t is customary TO
cut shoots for scions during the winter,
when quite dormant, and keep them in
some quite cool place in earth, in order
that the buds may be really quite dormant
when the scions are used. If buried up
entirely out doors, ii is as good way
as any. If shoots have not been prepared
beforehand they may be cut from a tree
and used at once, but this is not as
good way as cutting them in advance.
Fruit trees being such a necessity, there
are more OF these grated than any other
tree, though the art is largely taken adj
vantage of by nurserymen to increase rare
ornamental trees. Many a worthless sort
of tree Is changed to something valuable
by having its leading shoots cut off and
a good kind placed on it, Many millions
of fruit trees are grated indoors in win
ter. Young one or two-year-old seed
lings are obtained. the whole top cut
off and the scion inserted on the top of
the root. AS they are finished, they are
tied in bundles of hundred, labeled, and
buried In sand, In a cool cellar. and plant
ed out as soon as spring weather permits
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-25
Shipping Memoranda.

Charleston, 5. c., March A.-Arrived,
steamer George w. Clyde, Chichester,
Jacksonville, and proceeded to Boston:
steam yacht Narada, Jacksonville. bound
North.
Sailed, steamers Seminole, Bearse, Jack4
sonville; Iris, Baracoa; HEARTBURN (Br),
Thomas, Savannah; schooner Sylvia c.
Hall, Kalkenburg, New York.
Georgetown, 8. c., March A-Arrived.
steamer Georgetown, Houghton, New
York.
Key West, Fla, March 24-Arrived.
night 2Sd, steamers Olivette, Smith, Ha-
vana. and sailed for Port Tampa; Path,
Fanita New Orleans, and sailed for Ha-
vana Mascotte, White, Port Tampa, and
sailed for Havana.
Port Tampa, Fla, March A-Arrived,
steamer Olivette, Smith, Havana, via
Key West
Sailed, steamer Mascotte, White, Ha-
vana, via Key West.
Baltimore, March 24.-Arrived, steamer
D. H. Miller, Savannah.
New York, March 24.-Sailed, steamer
Henriette H., Savannah.
Lewes, Del, March 24-Arrived.
schooner Albert 7. Stearns, Apalachicola
for Boston. She was struck by heavy
sea off Hatteras, breaking rudder. She
probably will be towed to Boston.
Philadelphia, March "a. - Arrived,
schooner r. F. Pettigrew, Pensacola;
bark Louise Adelaide, Jacksonville.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-25
10 THE NORTH AND WEST.

Trains arrive Savannah as follows:
NO. 81 daily from New York and Wash
ington. 500 a. m.
NO ~ daily except Monday, from New
York and Washington 1920 a. m.
NO. 81 daily from New York and Wash
lngton. sos p. m.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE, ETC.
Trains Nos. 81 and 80, New York and
FIorida Limited" Solid train composed
exclusively of Compartment, Observation
ana Drawing-room Sleeping Cars between
new York and Savannah. Dining cars
serve all meals en- route.
trains 30 and "a daily NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA EXPRESS, Vestibuled
limited trains with Pullman drawing
room sleeping cars between Savannah and
New York. Connects at Washington with
colonial Express for Boston Pullman
sleeping cars between Charlotte and Rich
mond and Charlotte and Norfolk. Dining
cars serve all meals between Savannah
and Washington.
trains 80 and SO daily. THE UNITED
STATES FAST MAIL. Vestlbuled limited
trains, carrying Pullman drawing room
sleeping cars between Savannah and New
YORK. Dining cars serve all meals be-
tween Savannah and Washington. Also
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars be-
tween Savannah and Cincinnati, through
Asheville, and ''The Land of the Sky"
For information as 90 rates, schedules,
etc, apply to
F. s. CANNON. Sd v. p. and G. NJ.
5. ii. HARDWICK, C. p. A.. Washing
ton. d. c
w. II. TAYLoE. A. q. P. A., Atlanta.
X. G. BLATTNER, Deport Ticket Agent.
Plant System station. Savannah. Ga.
JAS. FREEMAN. C. p. & T. A., Sa-
vannah. Ga. III Bull street. Phone $50.