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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
PAcE.MAkERs, ALL OF THEM.

Insect powder, per box, Zoe.
Backing daubefs, DC.
Lemon ~3queeZers, l5c.
Brass night lamps, zoe.
One dozen corset laces, sc.
Meat saws, zoe.
3hx3la steel butt hinges, per pair
l219c.
Square shape dinner pals, soc
Boston Coach oil, pint, zoe
Ruddy Harvester oil, per gal. zoe.
Meat scraps 70: your chickens %
per pound.
Macaroni in packages, 1Oc.
Three pounds choice prunes, Zoe.
Bulk sorghum, no finer made, pei
gallon, Coo. AZ
Three pounds of soda crackers, Zoe
THE MAZE, VIM. Kieke, Prop.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
The Biz Circus Menagerie.

Campbell Bros. big circus and me
nagerie is dated Tor two performances
in our city, afternoon and night on
Monday, August ~. Our people VIII
now have the pleasure of witnessing
a clean, pur circus performance
known throughout the entire country
to be the biggest railroad circus travel
ing. Exhibiting II larger collection OF
wild beasts and carrying o hlgh
salaried performers than any Other
circus on the road. Besides freaks
OF nature. Japanese family, trained ele
plants, ponies, dogs n MONKEYS
Educated birds and beasts. fosltlNely
giving two exhibitions on the DAY ah0
late mentioned.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
oasoIlne Stove on a Tear.

An alarm of fire was turned in at
II o'clock Sunday morning and tho
department responded in double-quick
time. When they reached the place
No. 1903 Hazeldine avenue, they were
informed by the occupants OF the
house that a gasoline stove had gone
Off on a tantrum but was controlled
soon after. Consequently no damage
was done to the building and the IRE
laddies were saved the trouble pt
stretching the hoCe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05

Mrs. Isola Bambini, at her parlors
at the corner of Railroad avenue ana
Fourth street, Is prepared to give
thorough scalp treatment, restoring
the hair, do hair dressing, treat corns
and bunions, give massage treatment
and manlcuring. Mrs, Bambinis own
preparations for restoring the hair
complexion cream and lotion for gen
tlemen after shay ing, have been pro
nouneed the finest and best made
Give her a trial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05

EoR RkNT-Fiys room hor &c 4 20s NoIth
+ Edith street. kuquirs at manhs oau
dlery,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05

A lot of soaps, sc, or soc per dozen,
at j. II. ORielly & Co.'S, druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
Use Weeks pile Cure


No cure-no pay. Alvarado Phar-
macy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
We Made a Mistake

In buying loo many summer suits, and
in order TO push them will sell a lot OF
them at s7.75, They are all worm
$40 and up. Here is your chance, ~
mon stern, the Railroad Avenue Cioth
Ter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
.GE Californla apricots $l,7J

-ARGE California apricots Sl'75
per crate; Muuscat grapes,
i2ac; peaches, l2l2c per ~
iTcsh fish, l5c per h.; fresh clans soc
per pint; home dressed spring chick
ems, 2Oc per H.; Sedgwick Creamery
butter. zoe per d. at the San Jose
Market,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
CHOICE LOIS

I'm Perea addition to desirable parties.
can be bought on ten years time and
Z Der cent per annum interest WIN
assist in erecting homes In special
cases. HUGO SEABERG.
~ Springer, n. NJ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
Indian Marriage.

At San Domingo yesterday n mar.
riage was celebrated and several
white visitors we've spectators of the
interesting ceremony, The young
couple are popular members of tha
| tribe and received many presents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05

Don't miss attending our skirt sale
Bros.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20

1874 The Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern Railway Company The Town Of
Whitley. lake G. g. Record. Assign
ment of errors In term Bond.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


wANTED-A furniture trimmer; also good cab
met maker l3S East South street
WANTED-Solicitors wanted on directory work
with experience UNION DIRECTORY CO,
800 Massachusetts avenue
WANTED Young men of experience and famil
lar with city. for collection work, with large
corporation Good references required with APP
plication Address s22 Journal
acknowledgements postions-Where they
are. how obtained. salaries paid. Examinations
in every State. Particulars free. Write for cir
cular Fps NATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS
INSTITUTE. Washington. d c
WANTED-Man, upright character 10 manage
business of old-established house solid fnan-
ciaI standing. Salary SIS per week by check
vanced each week STANDARD HOUSE, ga
Caxton building Chicago.
" Az TED Civil-service government positions;
9SS9 appointments made last year; probably
10 600 this year Common school education
nation free. colt MBIAN CORRESPONDENCE
COLLEGE. WASHINGTON, ID. c.
WANTED-Aian who can be depended upon 70
work twelve days on speclaI assignment 500
cash paid for the job. II satisfactory, $500 ana
expenses in cash per year on permanent assign
fnent. Our references any bank Inclose refer
ences and self addressed stamped envelope. THE
NATIONAL. 800 CaXton block. Chicago.
WANTED-Carriage mechanics. plaeksmiths;
painters, trimmers, wareroom craters and
woodworkers. Cincinnati. the carriage manufac-
turing center OF the United States. needs more
carriage workers for its increasing trade; 20
shops built 10000 vehicles this year; steady en-
poyment; good wages: good schools; rents and
living cheap. Address with references u. 5.
VEHICLE MFRS. ASSN, Box lOS. Station F..
Cincinnati. ..
WANTED-Pernlanent position requiring no can
vassing for the right man to represent an old
established company having 500. 900 capital; s7S
suits: s9O1 and expenses the first year. payable
weekly direct from office Absolutely
straight salary: deception. Opportunity for
promotion and increase OF salary State age.
references and business experience. Address
UNIVERSAL MFG. CO.. Box 1873. Philadelphia
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Amended Complaints Filled.

=. W. Bartholomew yesterday filed
amended complaints in the suits of Romus
+. Stuart as a taxpayer against William
H. Schmidt and Sterling r. Holt, for the
recovery of money alleged to have been
illegally retained while they held the office
of county treasurer The amended COM
plants make County Auditor Smith and
the Board Of County Commissioners de-
PENDANTS in the cases. Judge Allen re-
Gently sustained demurrers to the COM
plants upon the ground that Stuart had
no standing in court and that the county
auditor or County Commissioners were the
proper persons TO bring the suit. The
amended complaint charges that the audi
tor and commissioners have refused to
bring suit and have made a pretended
settlement" The case will be fought on
this pleading.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20

ONLY one OR TWO FAIR-SIZED
SALES DURING THE WEEK.
ID. VI Parry Purchases More Land for
Summer Home-Transfers
and Permits.

d. NJ Parry has purchased a tract Of
eighteen acres on the canal, north of Arm
strong Park Of Frances Smith. which.
with adjoining tract formerly purchased
from j. c. shaffer. making in all thirty
three acres. will be converted into pri-
vate park and beautiful summer home by
Mr. Parry. The place is one of the most
picturesque spots near the city With this
purchase all the land along the canal be
tween Armstrong Park and the Country
Club belongs 10 Mr. Parry. The work Of
improving the property will likely begin
this fan. and Mr.. Parry expects 10 erect
his summer residence next year The con-
sideratiOn for the last purchase is said
to have been N,c0o an acre.
Fred c. Dickson yesterday sold his prop
erty on Pennsylvania street near Four
tenth street TO Lehman II. Dunning for
slS,375.
Justus B. Barker has purchased Of
Charles A Wiltsie a residence property
on Central avenue near Nineteenth street
for 5000.
The Charles P. Doney agency yesterday
sold the two-story modern residence Of
James NJ. Covington. at 241O Ashland av-
enue, TO John r. ValOdin for $4,000
Francis VI. Montgomery has purchased OF
Angelina c. Huntington house and lot on
Bellefontaine street. near Thirteenth, for
$500.
Mary A Coll has sold to Catherine Lock
a house and lot on Illinois street, near Nc
Carly for $500.
Stoughton J. Fletcher yesterday trans
ferred his property in st. Glars addition
TO his daughter Julia f. Barnard. The
consideration was $4,000
William G. Sheets has purchased a resi-
dence property on Washington street, near
Greedy, of Emil Mayer for $500. Mr.. Mayer
purchased the property OF James Ward Tor
the same consideration.
The Perry Broom Manufacturing Com
pany has sold its property on the Belt Rail-
road. near Eighteenth street, to Nathan
Morris for $3.50.
The Celtic Savings and Loan Association
has purchased the property of Marie H..
Stutzenberger. on Delaware street. near
Twenty-second. for $500.
The larger sales of the week were the Me-
ridian-street property OF Emma Eickhouse
TO Minnie Wild, for 1000 and the transfer
of seventy-eight lots in Haywood Park by
James y. Haywood to the Wabash Realty
Company for s., COO
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VITAL sTATIs11csZocT. IS.
Rirth..

Christine and Emil Kaiser. ls,l Madison ave.
nue.. girl
Mrs. and Ben Hershkoutz. SOS Fulton street.
Mrs. and Mr. Brown. a3s Maple street. boy.
girl
nue.. boy.
MIS- and n. B Burrell city. girl
Florence and T. a. Horton. SD Ninton street.
boy.
Blanche and Thomas Johnson. .sos Wilkins
street. girl
Cora and Lyme 5. Woodbridge. sea North
Illinois street. girl
Mrs. and James l. MhcilOn. 80 Kcvsf0ne
avenue. girl
Laura and G. l.. Holden. 49, Dewey avenue.
boy.
Ida and 4. G. Ham. ~ Dawson street. girl.
Annie and William Nugcnt. city. boy.
Frances and Peter steckia- 80 south Me-
r1oian street. boy.
Alma and J. T. L. Remley. 2s2l Stewart
street. girl
Emma and Frederick Wood. 1853 Burton ave-
nue., boy.
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FOE SALE OR TRADE.


FOX SALE OR TRApE-Large. up-to-date print
ing pant at sacrifice. Box "a. Matthews. lnd.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For smaller property.
large two-story double frame house, : rooms
on each side; city water. both gases. lot ~ by
t0J' cisteFn IN each kitchen. two cellars, 10 by
10; me grape arbOr street and walk paved ana
en- pald. Rents for $50 per month. WRIGHT ~
-. - BALDWIN building Indianapolis. Ind.
-. SAIL OR TRADE-A fine with i'm
pfoNeinents, near Terre Haute; go acres, all
Hue son, VIII trade for rental properties A
No; farm IN Marion county for sale; all black
SOIL only 10 miles northwest from lndianap-
ollss good improvements. u. j. MENDENHAlsL
* %, Room >. Aetna Bldg.
FOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Corners
vie we IND. Central ave. good location; nine
rooms Neranda front of house. good we'll els
tern; gas, good cellar and out buildings; in good
Gonditlon; lot 50 by 240; will trade for smaller
indianapolis property
Nice elght-rOom residence, y. Illinois ST. !;
VIII trade for farm in Indiana; $500.
Fine rental property on w. New York;
ana modern; streets all improved; will trade for
tarfn anywhere in Indiana.
GOOD farm in Brown county. l07 acres, Il in
cultivation, eight miles from Columbus; will
tTade Tor city property; have other small farms
70 sell trade.
WRIGHT & CO.
81 Baldwin Building.
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Mary NJ.
HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
New Case

New Case
1874 The Lake Shore & Michigan South
Whitley lake c. c. Record Assign
ment of errors In term Bond.
APPELLATE COURT.
1913. George NJ. Smilser VS.. Edgar Pugh.
Marion c. &. Record. Assignment of err
rors. Notice. Appellee applied for
certoirari Appellants brief Isl Appellants
granted and issued. Appelle's brief 50
4l22. Josiah GeVin Us. State eX rel
Thomas Hanlon. auditor, etc. Floyd c. c.
Appellants petition for substitution of
l12$. Josiah Gwin VS.. State ex rel
Thomas Hanlon. auditor. etc. Floyd c. {.
Appellants petition for substitution OF
party appellant.
1925. Ulysses Simpson Grant Hagey ct al.
VS.. Charles Schroeder. St. Joseph G. g.
APPELLANTS brief 50
John II. Brannan. administrator. Allen
g. q. Appellants brief 50
1855. John f. LitteH VS. William n.
Burns ct al. Clark c. c. Appellees' an
4osS. The clear Creek Stone COMPANY
VS.. Lawson f. Dearmin Monroe @ q
BY his next friend, Monroe Dearmin. APP
4Ogl. Samuel c Hart VS.. Catherine Hide
brandt ct al Cass g. c. Appellants
brief (S)
4llO. John y. Wellington vs. John X. Rit-
ter ct al Delaware c. c. Appellee's brief
on motion. etc. (S)
asa. Andrew Dallas Branstrator ct al
vs.. Catherine a. Branstrator. Allen c. c.
Corrected supercedeas. Bond.
3642. Samuel :. Todd ct al VS. William
r. Oglebay ct al. Upton g. c. Appellees'
answer. etc. 10 appellants petition for
405. The Farmers Mutual Fire Insur
auce Company rs. Alexander T. Yetter
Marshall G. G. Appellants brief go
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20
MONI MENTS.


MONUMENTS-A. Diener. 4is Il. Washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works r entrance Crown HUI
MONUMENTS-Indiana Marble and Granite
Works. Encaustic. tile floors marble and tile
wainscotng. Ia y. Delaware OLD Phone s3S.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20
Prosecutors Hands Tied.

Prosecutor Ruckelshaus said last night
that the case of Flavius ]. Meyers.
charged with apprOpriating goods belong
ing to the county 10 his own use while he
was superintendent of the county poor
farm, was dead" before he came into
once. Meyers was tried in March. 1900,
and prosecutor Ruckelhaus says that the
case should have been tried not later than
the following term or go by default He
did not take office until November, 1900 and
says that had he called the case up after
he assumed the duties of county prose-
cutor it could have been dismissed the
same as now.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20
Had stolen m Cow.

Phineas Waggoner, colored, of Norwood.
was arrested yesterday morning by De-
tectives Splan and Haley while trying to
dispose of a COW at the Union stockyards
He was unable to satisfy the prospective
purchasers that he was lawfully in posses
sion of the animal, and the police were
advised. The COW had been stolen from
Cassius Bottena, of Woodside.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20
JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ELENA luis
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY < Co 'Phones-New 3i7o: old 22752
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.................... 90 SO. s23. 90
TIE Weeks Transfers.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Nine Trainers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at ) D. m, Oct. IS, 1901 as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. 12s East Market street. Both
telephones. 3o05:
Fred e. Dickson 70 Lehman II. Dunning
ct 'Ix., Lot 20 and ten feet of the south
she q 5 L9 ~ ~ Haugh s Ch lsiT sgd
Pine ST. near lith 1880
Frsd e. Dickson TO Lehman III. Dunning.
Sl2 feet OF ground between Lot z. r
add and Lot %, Haugh Churchman's
sub of Blk 2 St. Glars add. penn.
George ]. strassner to Christiana
yoight. Lot AZ and part Of Lot a in
TheO. Meyers add Crock st.
Charles NJ Lemon to solomon G Dickey.
Lot 8. Sulgrove's heirs sub Of Fletcher
* Famsey.s add to Brookside. CBeville
av. near 18th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Wymond j. Bedset to William Trout
Of Outlot 90 W. r. Market st. near
Brush ST. .........;:.....:::...:.. AA5s
Ballard. Lot ~. Columbia Place add
senate av, near Lynn av).............. 155OO0
Mary A. Mathews TO Horace r. Ma
thews Lot A. Biz $. Tuxedo Park ado
William l.. Miner to Henry Wrinkle et
al; Lot 800. Stout's Indiana-av add
Milburn 18th st-l.-.-..--....--.-- l.
Charles +. Kcchler 10 Charles T. Hanna
trustee. Lot IS. Cleaveand Place add
Hamilton near Pratt st)...-....... 100
Charles 7. Hanna. trustee, TO Charles
+. kOenteE. 1
Charles :. Wiltsie TO Justus r. Parker
ct ux.. Lot 2i6. Morton Place add
Central av near 18th st)............. 5000 an
Meridian Heights Association 10 Mary
J. Hooker. Lot s Meridian Heights
Place add s meridian Or, drive :...... $4,000
Lots a. and .. Walkers Sunnyside add
ay1 ;;,,,..,;; :; 5000
- ax. Lot lgs' e MeT 1i1,,s south add
James N. Coyington TO John F. valodin
near sith 50 w., y 10000
To- Alvord's sub of Lots 1 TO s. f. r.
* 5. X. Fleteher's add Cdalott av
Herman srar y futile to Earl NJ ocie :; 5000
NIX. Lot p and part OF Lot p
1FowisT St, near L. y = " R, RI. 10000
L. Ty Co. part OF the W = Of Sec
% Tp To- 4-S.7 acres. Warren
township 5,-. =, :, :; r. laO5Oo
nv. Co. part OF the $ e "A OF Sec ri
TIP Is. r - 55-loo acres. lCenter
t2~nsnip} Francis To- Patrick Kin s'l25
et IA. part Of Lot 2i- IN L. A Wright's
sub Of outlet l5l. BLAKE st. near New
Angeiine c. Huntington 70 Francis NJ
Montgomery, Lot s.. In Butler Grove
add sBe lI ,s St near i2th So. $4,000
N = nm st, :. ~; $4,000
Levi Ritter's 1d sub OF Irvington
ELM qv. near Lowell ,, 9yl -. $1,000
SOS. Stout's Indana-av add (Milburn
y. near IAN so..; $3.50. 10000
g. Walker Il al. 5 sub or Lots I to B.
waldon's central-ay add ........... 10000
isaac y Harlan % = IT. Gebauer et
ux. Lot 2f5. McCartys Sth west side
add. Marion ay. near Ray 50 -. 5000
nard. part o. Lois and .. -. Glars
add ...... 1000 %
part 90 Lot u. Blk T. NOrdyke 81 Hol-
loweiTs GrandyieW add. tAsh 81. near
9Th so .-.-..-... ....-....-. 100
Even Hadley 90 EfW Wren Lots an.
fl2 and rs. McC0rd a Wheatley's
add tMcDougal 80. near Shelby
- 1900
Transfer -. total confederation. S3l es3 81
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JOS. w. SEWAGE.
1916 Lombard Building. Phones, I1I.
REAL ESTATE
SECURITY TRUST CO.,
As n Pennsylvania st. Opposite postofhce)
Lot on Broadway between Twenty-sixth and
Iwenty-seventh SITS; % by 1S2; price, sl45o
Large plat of ground on West washington ST..
near West St call and get full particulars
Fine lots in Morton Place; also residence prop
erty, 5000.
Ten acres Illinois. near Thirty-ninth St;
for sale for few days at low price.
Residence on North Capitol ave.. lot 4s by 1875;
at a bargain for cash
Eleven lots on Capitol ave, near Thirty-nfth
St; will be sold at a bargain.
Lot on College ave, north OF Twenty-nf St.
Al by 1S2; H,7O0.
Downtown property in business center: we
have several fine properties for sale; call at
office for particulars
One OF the finest apartment buildings in the
CITY; pest location; building is substantially
built with view to safety and comfort
Business block on East Washington St; lot 80
by ly5; good buildings and good location price.
Large plat OF ground ON North Illinois St; five
fine residences, all rented; fine investment.
One of the finest farms in vigo county, III
miles south Of Terre Haute. 250 acres, fine
dwelling, barns, etc: will take part trade.
Two dwellings and warehouse on South Della
ware St; track privilege; property pays per
cent.
Fine, strictly modern residence on North Me-
ridian st. best location; large lot hot water
heating, and all conveniences.
Nice cottage. seven rooms, on North West St;
good locality; bargain at s., 800.
:, Good house, on Talbot ave. near street car
line; house in excellent condition, all
veniences $500.
SECURITY TRUST CO.,
As N Pennsylvania ST.
Opposite PostOffice)
Ground Floor.
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APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
APAR rMENTS AND FLATS
THE LEXINGTON FLATS.
.I--AI 4 n N-LlI. n LII, ~ ~

THE LEXINGTON FLATS
CAPITOL Az, NORTH, BETWEEN ELEV-
ENTH AND TWELFTH SITS.
Substantial, handsome brick and. stone build
ings, facing our own beautifully appointed pri-
vate grounds, which, with spacious and
division courts. insure abundance of light and
air. making these the most unique in conception
and in all particulars the most cOmforta bic,
hOmelike restful and exclusive flats in the city
winter and summer Every room opens outward;
safe construction, brick partition walls, dead
ened floors, electric light wires in iron conduts
Attractive entrance halls. with letter boxes
speaking tubes, electric bells, large rear porches
storage rooms, bicycle storage, steam heat, hot
and cold water gas ranges, refrigeratOrs, buffets
medicine cabinets. shades, screens, best Of
plumbing, large private bathrooms. private halls
hardwood floors decorated walls and ceilings
Four, five and six rooms. Rentals very reason
able. The Lexington offers greatest possible com
fort convenience and privacy in the home at
least possible cost. Apply premises Office
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the purchase. The members of the alliance
concede that Prosecutor Ruckelshaus did
all he could 90 indict the vioatcrs and Is
grand jury refused 10 vote for the indlct-
ments. II is said that members of the
grand jury asked representatives of the
alliance If they intended to stop the illegal
sale of LIQUOR at private clubs and golf
playing on Sunday. The Civic Alliance
asserts that it will not let the matter rest,
but will not disclose what steps are to be
IA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20
CHAPMAN POST ACTION.
Members Want Monument Trustees to
Be Civil War Veterans.

George II. Chapman Post, Of the Grand
Army. has voted 10 ask Governor Durbin,
when making up the board Of trustees for
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, to
select only veterans of the civil war. The
new law which provides for a board of
trustees to succeed the board of regents,
specifies that veterans Of either the civil
or Spanish-American wars may be ap-
pointed. George II. Chapman Post was
unanimous in voting that the board should
be made up Of none but soldiers who saw
service in the war of the rebellion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20
Wants the Deed Returned.

In suit filed yesterday in the Superior
Court Minnie l.. Thrasher asks that
deed given by her 10 Earl Rogers for ten
acres of land in Howard county be de-
clared void. She charges that her sigma
ture was procured fraudulently and while
she was of unsOund mind. She claims
never to have received any benefit from the
transfer or any part of the consideration
FAMED in the deed.
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Demands $1,000 Damages.

Mary NJ. Thurston, formerly resident Of
Irvington, brought suit yesterday against
the Indianapolis Gas Company. demanding
S15, 900 damages. She charges in her com
plant that she was i'll and the company
turned off the gas, causing her illness to
become dangerous and of long duration.