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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-22
WE ARE NOW READY

And We solicit the worst case Of SCTOfUIa
or syphilitic blood poison in Salt Lake
City. / want d case where the mOrhfic
matter has been absorbed and diffused
through the system. The symptoms of
such q. case are: Ulcers in the throat and
from many Of the glands, bad blOtche=
on the skin, hair and eyebrows falling
out, leaving copper cOlOred bare spots,
pains in the very marrow Of the bones.
The first one Of such cases that applies
Tor treatment I viii treat and cure absO-
.luteiy tree-nOt a cent for medicine nor
treatment We do not heal the ulcers.
We heal the blood. then the blood heals
the ulcers. This Is the best evidence In
the world that "A permanent cure has been
effected We also furnish medicine that
viii cure any case Of piles. and If they
ever come back, we cure them free. Also
medicine that is sure death TO tapeworws.
or no charge. We will kill and drive
away all tumOrS that are not larger than
a large orange We can cure three cases
out of five of carcinoma Tor eating
ulcers. and our Morning Dew Drops are
the only safe and sure thing ever offered.
We do not visit the sick nor give pre-
ScTlpuuHS- We prepare all medicines We
use. and everything is i'm the stTiC1eSL
confidence. We invite all who are sur
ferlng with any Of the above troubles
To call on us. We diagnose al the above
diseases and give full information free
All information by mail given promptly
free.
THE PALMER MEDICINE COMPANY,
2S East 4Jh South ST.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
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Tax on Babies

Extreme hot weather is great tar
upon the digestive power of babies.
when puny and feeble they should he
given few doses or Whites Cream
Nermituge, the children's tonic. It
viii stimulate ana facilitate the diges-
ton Of their food, so that they soor
become strong. healthy and active o.
at 4. G. NJ. ]. Drug Dept.
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MErEoRoLoeIcA1 REPoRr
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Rnrean

MaXimum temperature. 96 degrees. min
imum temperature. - degrees; mean tenn
peraturc Is degrees, which is ; degrees
above the normal Accumulated excess
OF temperature since the firss of the
month. Ia degrees. Accumulated excess
o. temperature since Jan. +. Us degrees.
Total precipitation from p. m. to s % M.
none Accumulated deficiency of precipi-
taton since the first Of the month. ~
inch. Accumulated deficiency of precipi-
LaLLon since Lan L 81 innhns
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CHOIR no GO no LAKE

The tabernacle choir VIII celebrate
Professor Evan Stephens birthday at
6altair Saturday. 1t is expected that
about 400 singers will be at the lake
and the music loving public of salt
Lake will probably be out I'm fun force
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An examination for teachers desiring
10 teach in the schools Of Salt Lake
county viii be held at the university
building June 26, p and %, beginning at
10 a. m. b. w. ASHTON
County snnerintandant of schnnl-
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MEDIUM

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NINE GIL SIX VIII read your past and
future free OF charge and teaches her
profession. She Is acknowledged by an 10
be the peer OF al sclairvo$aufss and rnedi-
ums. Calhat EaEls block "a So. parIors
42-43. Readings evenings and Sundays.
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A q II M

EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A. o. u w.
hall, 16l Main street
G. A. FRIEDEL, NJ. W.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. u
meets every Thursday evening at the A.
.. U. W. hall. 161 Main street.
THOMAS ALLEN. M. w.
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By L. NJ Onion. On Tuesday. June q,
1890 a. m, at $50 4th St. near Z, car
pets. bedroom sets, rockers and chairs.
wardrobe. fine B. w sidebOard dining
table and chairs. cook and heating stoves.
hat rack. cupboard. HnOleUm. lot books,
ported plants, lot clothing. etc, etc.
E. NJ ONION Auctioneer and Apprais-
er. 246 State st.
FOR FURNITURE and carpets call at
I. X L. Furniture & Carpet Installment
House; terms, 81 on SO; SO on 500.
East Second South.
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MEDICAL

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DR. Z. S. PAYNE. 142 South Main
street. Specialist n diseases Of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Call or write to above ad-
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AUCTION SALES.

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ON MONDAY, June p. at 1880 d. m,
No. 522 East Third South street. Fine
Darlor desk and bookcase combined. par
Tor rockers. carpets, lace curtains and por-
there's dining table and chairs lot fine
China and glassware. late style oak case
Singer sewing machine, good as new; iron
beds. dressing stands. blankets and bed
ding. linOleum, lot fruit jars cook stove
with reservoir, heating stove, lot tools
and kitchen utensils. etc.
Also on THURSDAY June &c. at 1880 z m.
No. 253 South West Temple street. large
lot of fine furniture and carpets, consist
ing of parlor couches. rockers, center ia
bles. 500 yards good carpets. lot good iron
beds, mattresses and pillows. sheets and
spreads. extension table and chairs, lot
fine wlrdrobes, steel range, good as new;
lot heating stoves. linOleum, toilet sets
hall and stair carpets, lot lace curtains
fine lot dTessers and stands, and thou
sand other useful articles
X A. ANDREWS, AuctiOneer.
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Regular Saturday meeting will be
held at the Fourteenth ward meeting
mouse at p. m. A pUnctual meeting
is requested.
NJ. 7. HALL. President.
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ENTERPRISE LODGE No * o q
F. meets every Wednesday evening at
!. y; o. E. temples Market street. Visit
ing brothers welcome.
FRED MADISON, N. G.
VIM WATROUs, Secretary.
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MOVING PICTURE outfits and sup
2nes at bargains. Charles P. Madison &
Co. rear 1S6 Main street.
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TRUNK FACTORY

IF you want TO save money on fr,.2t-s
and vaiises so TO d. ]. GALLAGHER. sd fsasf
miro South, west of Knutsford. No
Main street rent saves > per cent.
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DENVER AND RETURN $500.

Via o. S. L. and Union Pacific.
For the triennial convention Inferno
uonal Sunday School association. Sell
ing dates June "A and %. Final limit
returning, July 81. Tickets good via
diverse routes. StopOvers allowed at
all points returning.
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Wasateh summer Resnrt

Cannot be duplicated. Twenty miles
from salt Lake. Mail twice a dav.
Excellent rates Box IS, via Sandy.
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JAMES J. FARRELL. S35 South Main
street. Phone 12Q5-K
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DENVER AND RETURN $500.

Via o. S. L. and Union Pacific.
For the triennial convention Interna-
uonal Sunday School association. Sell
ing dates, June "A and 25. Final linoif
returning. July 81. Tickets good via
diverse routes. Stopovers allowed at
all points returning.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.


EDWARD MGURRiN. Attoraey, 454-
90 Atlas block
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SATURDAY. MFRrINc

Gordon's motto: Not the cheapest. but
best tailoring" 100 W. 2. So. near p. o.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water. the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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40 YOUNG PIGS ) fresh cows. Amos.
Ninth North and Jordan river.
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MALE Help WANTED

STEAM SHOVEL ENGINEER.
tranesmen, cOncretemen.
Tunnel men, machine men.
Drillers, muckeTs, -teamsters.
For western Nevada.
Machine men, s. per DAY
Chucktenders, S2.50 per day.
DTillers, $50 per day.
Corner men. $50.
Muckers, S2.25 per day.
L4abOrers, s. per day
For Los Angeles, Cal
Transfers and laborers
For Colorado. 81 per day
Ieamsters and laborers,
- per DAY, for Utah Construction Co
Ship daily to all these places
Dixon & Co. railroad labor agents. 40
t. LIST South St. Phone, 923-X
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WOMAN wants work by the day. 2l3
v. % South
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Kemmerer Coal Telephone,
FORTY-NINE.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-

-
A SAFE opportunity offered large and
small investors to participate in profits
or responsible bOOkmaki concern
FRONTS have averaged $500 monthly on
cacn 500 investment. Commercial and
financial references. S L jackson.
Downing bldg New York.
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NEW brick cottages, rooms. cellar.
bath, wash basin, toilet. mantcI and CRATE.
Easy terms. Bargain if taken at once.
See owner, corner 5th and X streets.
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BOARD ANp ROOMS.

ELEGANT accommodations for board
So. St. Salt Lake City. Tel 126S-K.
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tRooM brick. to be moved. So S, 18th E,
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STEINWAY & SONS upright piano,
$500; one Perry organ. SIS. Everett, Hard
man, Ludwig < Co. and other high grade
pianos at reasonable prices for cash or
easy payments. Christensen & Arson
Temple Of Music, 5I-53 So Main street
Telephone, 97I-Y.
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BY Z. NJ ONION. on Wednesday. June
>. 1879 a m. at No Lambert court con
9Th South bet. Main and West Temple).
an unusually desirable lot Of goods. Fine
velvet carpet elegant bird s-eye maple
dresser. French plate mirror; oak dining
table and chairs. wood and cobble seat
rockers. refrigerator. fine Majestic steel
range. iron beds springs and mattresses,
center tables wardrobe, dressers. wash
stands. chiffOnier. Hoey lounge. Haviland
china, etc. etc. Goods nearly new and in
fine condition
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ONE fan 3x71z feet, one Is H. P. engine.
apply Superintendent ST. Marks hospital.
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A YOUNG driving horse and a good
cart. 65S So 10th East
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FIRRWORKS
Flags and Firecracksrs-

Flags and Firecrackers.
Two carloads from Americas leading
factories. A full line of staple goods
and the latest novelties.
SALT. LAKE CANDY co.
Headquarters for Fireworks
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WILL save yOu money on any kind OF
an elevator. William Watrous, agent, 81
East Third South
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FURNITURE Of 7-room house; bargain.
$50 So. West Temple
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7Oxl40 f. TO alley i'm rear 18Th Z. ana
81 So, $500
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. 81 Main.
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Zoe Sac

ca ZAP, almost new. 3 carpets. pairs
beautiful portieres, bed spring. ] stove,
tent and outfit. cali s5S T. LIST South
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| TWO thoroughbred Jersey cows. Apply
/ after p. m. go So. Sd West ST
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BALED timothy, lucern hay and grain.
! wholesale and retail. Marnane e. Co, Us
East Second South. Phone Disk.
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FIRST-CLASS saloon, in good location.
Inquire No IA East LIST South.
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Statesmen wanted BY responsible
manufacturer. two high-gTsde specially
statesmen capable of earning 5000 per
month and expenses. Men acquainted
with and who can handle the best dry
goods, general store, grocery and drug
trade IN Utah, Nevada and Colorado, can
secure permanent and profitable employ
menL Line staple and attractive A
guaranteed money-maker for the mer-
chant. Able statesmen write. Personal in
terview if satisfactory. Address X ISL.
Herald.
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Dr.. +. M. Keysor's method OF filling
teeth IS painless. l62 Main street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone 112O K.
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ASSAYERS

80, = NJ. BISHOP. Assayer: removed -
~ west I'd South, ODD. DOstoffice NJ u
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OPTICIANS

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COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.. go Main.
wholesale and retail manUf. opticians.
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ELEVATORS,

DR.. W. W. TRABUE, room 2l5 Dooly
block.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING
CASH REGISTERS.
OENTISTS

NCSCeNN~-~-N~N~N~~~-~-~~~ ~4~S00~~~~~~~o
VIM. BROADBENT, D. D. s, up-to-
date dentistry. Western Dental &C.. Sc
Eagle block
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SUNDAY, JUNE %
Fare S1.25 for the round trim Via r.
R. G. W. Ry. Train leaves 'SaIt T.st-e
City at 1886 a. m. Trout fishing front
dinners. Everybody invited.
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Remington Typewriters rented from
$500 month up by manufacturers, No. 90
". ID South. Phone S. r.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

a~vNs-N0~~s~sNe~Ne0eN.0l
pairing at reasonable prices. Jewelry re-
pairing and diamond setting A full line
of watches and jewelry at bedrock
prices. Sal Sickle, the jeWeler. 70 Z. ID So.
St Mail orders given prompt attention.
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BEAUTIFUL CAsTILLA

Stove stoTage-No trouble 10 move or do
al the work. Redman Van Co. Phone. So
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,-~7-D-- >~~>-~@-~-~-~~~-~~~-~~-
1OL Nc LADY stenOgrapher and t,-pe-
MIdOeT desires d position. Address l., r.
-oI9 %. 9th T., Calder's Station
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The Windsor European Hotel.
Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
Ing, new furniture. A. Fred Wey, Pr D.
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-TCN~S~~~S~~~~~ -~Oc|~.~S~O~1~@~-~S
Prof. Ia France, the worlds famed
clai-voyant-palmist. is here Different
from al others, he tells you the truth. be
II good or bad. So great are his wonder
ful powers that. without asking a single
question, he tells your hopes. fears or am
bitions as from an open book He has
fathOmed the forces Of nature. Including
the powers Of man, and no matter what
your troubles or desires are-of love. mar
rage, divorce, health, business. property.
family affairs-he win help and advise
YOU. You who have been unsuccessful in
attaining your ambitions, call and find
out the cause Do not wait until too
late, but come at once. for it may be the
means Of gaining your desire. How many
lives have been blighted. how many
hearts made sad by the lack OF knowing
coming eventsi He removes evil infIu-
ences, reunites separated and gives power
Of control Everything private. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed or no charge. Fee re-
dueed 70 Sl.00 for few days. to prove his
ability. Regular fee. 50 and S. Hours
a. N. 80 s p. m. daily and Sunday.
Mon Block 2S So. Main St, between
Second and Third South.
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J. r BOES. Manufacturing Jeweler.
Removed to 259 Main
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TRUNK REPAIRING.
TYPEWRITERS.


OLIVER r. MEREDITH.
Trunk factory. l55 Main.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

J. II. KNICKERBOCKER, opticiau
Removed TO go Main. Lowest prices.
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REMOOELING.
SCAVENCEB.
STORAGE
TICKET BROKERS,

OTTINGER'S Cut Rate Ticket Office
Is West Second South street.
GROSHELLS TICKET OFFICE. estab-
lished 1855. Railroad tickets bought. sold
and exchanged No. 81 Main ST. T. IL
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sANlTARI ID HAIR DRESSING PAR
lors, ground floor; finest In city: hair
dressing. manicuring. ladies' Turkish
baths, massage, chiropody. Phone $50.
IS and Sunday by apt. "a w. &c So
7RIvATE detective work. Box c %.
ere Herald.
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See Gordon, the tailor. for first-class
up-tO-date suits. Dooly block.
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sold on - days trial After wearing
this brace one year 7 have only praise for
the benefits and comfort derived from its
use Try f. ladies. and be convinced.
Cali or address Mrs. C.. I. Moore, Agent,
90 Progress Bldg
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.GENTLEMAN'S WHEEL. .2s-in. frame.
nrst-class condition. 4SS Z. I'd So. St.
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| MACHINERY; one set 24z12 belt crush
/ ing rolls. p. o. Box 1853
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-04

Two CoIored Women Make Effort to
Quit This Life.


Beginning at IL o'clock the City Dispen-
sary doctors were kept busy for several
hours last night working with colored peo-
pie who had become tired of life. AS DIR.
schenck was preparing to retire he was
summoned to 425 East Ohio street. where
Manda Smith had taken a quantity of
laudanum. Manda was found in a semi
conscious state by her sister, who notified
the Dispensary After DR.. Schenck had
worked with the woman for an hour or
more she began to show signs of returning
life. 1t was learned that the woman had
been quarreling with her lover. The latter
appeared In the room while several police
men and the doctor were present and I'M
dertook to clear the place of all visitors.
He told the bicycle police that he under
stood the woman better than any one else.
He was taken from the room and the case
was left in charge of the doctor.
While DIR. Schenck was working with the
Smith woman Dr. Goodwin was hurrying
with the ambulance to No 40 Indiana ave-
nue., where Bertha b. Blackwell, another
eolored woman, had attempted to end her
life. She took three-quarters OF grain of
morphine. Patrolmen Lee and Admire saw
the woman buy the poison at a drug store
near the house Admire remarked that he
supposed the woman was buying coke"
This remark was the occasion for a con-
troversy in the room where Mrs. Blackwell
lay. She was propped high up in bed wait
ing for the Doctors medicine to have its
effect, and called out in a loud voice, pro-
testing against the remark. Others in the
room took part in the controversy, some
saying the patrolman should keep still;
others. that he had right Ito 'spress his
opinion"
Mrs. Blackwell has been in poor health.
and she decided to die in her own way"
She has husband and four children, and
the fact that one of the children was taken
from her by her husbands parents also
caused her to worry. Both women will
recover.
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HANDBOOK OF INDIANAPOLIS
RICH IN ILLUSTRATION, CAREFULLY
EDITED AND CONTAINING MUCH
IMPORTATION.
Text and Illustrations Together Make
Volume of Interest and Use
to Everybody.

The Journals Handbook of Indianapolis.
which. as announced in the advertising
columns, has been in course of preparation
for some time, is now complete and ready
for distribution. 1t is a volume which not
only fulfills but exceeds all the promises
made in its behalf, and is offered to the
public with the confidence that 1t will meet
all requirements and supply what has been
a real want-that of a manual containing
all essential facts relating to the city's
history. growth and commercial develop
ment. 1t has been so many years since
anything in this line has been published
that all such books have long been out Of
date; none, In fact, of such wide scope as
the Journals handbook has ever been at
tempted. The book contains over three
hundred half-tone illustrations which are Of
themselves complete picture store Of In
dianapolis from the earliest times to the
present. A special edition In paper covers.
substantially bound, for so cents per copy;
cents extra by mail and for sale by
booksellers. newsdealers and at the Journal
counting room.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-04
A MILITARY WEDDING.
Lieut.. c. A. Tracy and Miss Reading
Married at Lebanon.

Lieut.. c. A. Tracy. of Company A. Indi-
ana National Guard, and Miss Dottie Read
ing, of this city, were the contracting par
Tuesday night Both attended the birthday
celebration given by Lebanon militiamen to
Lieut.. E. n. Caldwell. 1t was their purpose
to be quietly married and not to announce
the fact until a month or longer had
elapsed, but they were besieged with re-
quests to make it a military wedding and
they acceded. The ceremony was performed
at the party by Captain Noah Loughrun.
who has just taken office as mayor of Leb-
anon, the groom attired in his uniform. The
National Guard members present acted as a
guard Of honor The wedding created the
most intense enthusiasm Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy returned to Indianapolis early yes
terday morning. Lieutenant Tracy has
been prominent In National Guard work
and is popular with the officers and men.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. John Opp returned from Maxinkuckee
on Tuesday.
Mr. Austin w. Suits, secretary of the
National Correspondence Schools of this
city, has resigned his position to accept the
position of advertising manager of the Ur-
balm Correspondence School, of Fort
Wayne.
Services will be held tomorrow night at
o'clock at the Temple. corner Delaware
and Tenth streets. In the absence of Rab-
b Messing, Mr.. Abraham Crombach, a
graduate of Hebrew Union College, of Gin
cinnati will officiate. The choir, that has
been on a vacation for the past two
months, will be in attendance.
The Retail Grocers Association is not
in any way connected with the Merchants
Ice Company, but continues to canvass the
large consumers of the association with a
view to organizing an ice company and
erecting a plant. The grocers do not OPP
pose the Merchants Ice Company. and are
simply working for their own enterprise.
Members of the association expect to have
enough stock subscribed to begin business
next year.