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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06

Don't forget to have Mrs. Austin's Pam
cakes for breakfast. Your grocer can supply.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
NEW INDUSTRIES.
Articles of Incorporation Filed by
Several More Concerns,

The Union Building Association, of Hy-
mera, Incorporated. The capital stock is
$3.50 and the directors are c. E. Expert
r. T. Thralls, H. w. Patten, John Funk
houser and James Barnett
The Hymera Telephone Company incor-
porated The capital stock is 5000 and the
directors are James NJ. Barnett. Otto Katt-
man. j. G. Barnett John Funkhouser and
II. T. James.
The Caledonian Bottle Company. of Loo
gootee, Incorporated. The capital stock is
5000 and the directors are Charles Lyth-
goe, Joseph Lythgoe and H. Lythgoe.
The Canton Glass Company filed articles
Its capital stock is $4,000 and the directors
are Leopold Nussbaum Adam Kril, Mar
Gus Levy. Fred w. Williams and William
H. Wiley.
The Buckskin Coal Mining Company. of
Gibson county, Incorporated Its capital
stock is $4,000 and the directors are John
Hammell. Silas A. Day and William c.
Bemuth
The American Steam Laundry Company
Incorporated. Its capital stock is $4,000 and
the directors are Charles E. Cooper, n. X
Howard and Edgar Simmons. =
The United States Hame Company a
New York corporation, compiled with the
state law yesterday. Its capital stock
is 81. 10000. OF which $50, 700 is represented
in Indiana.
The Knapp Supply Company. of Union
City, has increased its capital stock SIS. 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.
Topic for Sept. "a Ready for His Com
ing-Luke xii, 31-4O.

Few important teachings OF Christianity are
so neglected as the doctrine Of Christ's second
coming. This neglect is largely caused by fear
Of falling into the vagaries and absurdities OF
those that have become fanatics and Missionaries
the theme; but because they 60 to the
IRENE OF making a religion out OF the second
advent we should not go to the other extreme
of leaving it out Of our religion altogether.
Christ plainly and frequently held up the
promise Of His visible return. to hold sway over a
redeemed earth. He would not have emphasized
the teaching as He did II it were not OF vast
Importance for mankind. Its importance lies In
two directions:
First the second coming OF Christ Is q per-
petual. warning. BE ye ready IL our Lords
cry. for the Son OF Man cometh at an hour
when ye think not" The more needless we
are, the careless the world around US.
the more need is there TO remember that it H.
at precisely such time that Christ viii re-
turn.
To be sure. nineteen centuries have elapsed
since this prophecy was spoken. and IL Is not
yet fulfilled. But Thousand years one
day in Gods mind and In the mind Of any one
that has grasped the great thought OF eternity.
OF this may be certain. that the longer the
delay the nearer Is the prophecy's accomplish
ment
Say to yourself every morning. then This
very day my Lord may come In clouds OF glory.
1t may not be a thousand years-of that day
and hour man knows the angels
and yet IL may be to-day. I will cleanse my
innermost life for His inspection I will quicker
all my endeavors for His approval. I will be
ready. 1 will be ready"
In the second place. this promised coming
OF Christ is a glorious comfort and inspiration.
Does the world seem dark7 Look ahead and
catch the CLEAN OF the advent glory! Does
power-politcal. social. commercial-seem over
whelmingly In the hands OF the evilY The
Prince OF Peace may have already taken IN His
swift march earthward 10 assume His author
ityl All tears will be wiped away. for Christ
In coming! All endeavor viii find achievement
and reward. for the Lord OF the vineyard will
visit His laborers eventidei Keep that
thought at hand to encourage and % cheer.
Then. II the end OF the ages seen. stfn q
vague and far-on thought remember that al
this may come 10 pass for you In another fash
ION: Christ may not return 20 earth In your
lifetime. but assuredly you will 90 20 Christ.
and that before many years. II may be to-mor-
to-day Perhaps this In the second ad-
vent for all that Will read these words.
What matters n whether here or there On
earth In heaven? In either event the mss-
sage IL the same: BE ready,
AMOS n. wELIA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
HOME DRESSMAKING HINTS.
By MAY MANTON.

Useful practical aprons are always in
demand. They serve to protect the gown,
and in addition, can be made extremely
becoming and attractive. This very pretty
one includes the fashionable box plaits, and
is made with a deep collar that suits child
ish figures to a nicely. AS shown the ma
terial is plain white lawn, with finish of
embroidery, but all apron materials, white
and colored, are appropriate. The pockets
make a noteworthy feature, and are both
serviceable and ornamental.
The apron is cut with front and backs,
both of which are laid in box plaits, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06

A plan for protecting employers against
losses from suits brought by injured work.
men has been advocated for some time,
but has not made much Roadway. 1t is as
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06

is shaped by means Of shoulder and under
arm seams. At the neck is broad divided
collar that falls we'll over the shoulders.
The sleeves are in bishop style with
straight narrow cuffs, and the patch peck
cts are simply stitched to the fronts. Belt
portions are attached at the under-arm
seams and button over at the back. so
keeping the fullness in place, but these can
be omitted If not desired.
The quantity OF material required for the
medium size q years. is "a yards SO inches
wide
The pattern 1922 is cut in sizes for chill
dren of g and years OF age.
PATTERN COUPON
| For patterns OF garment illustrated above
| send 10 cents (coin stamps.)
| Cut out illustration and inclose IL in letter.
| Write your name and address distinctly and
state number and size wanted. Address
4 Pattern Dept. The Journal
Indianapol Ind.
Allow one week for return OF pattern.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06

While Philadelphia's export trade increased
only l per cent. and San Franchises 10
per cent, the gain for Puget sound was 3S
per cent The value of the merchandise
sent out Of the United States to foreign
countries in the year ending June 80 1902
in 1901. Such growth eloquently attests
TO the wealth of the Pacific Northwest and
the enterprise and industry of people who
are full of American life
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
Growth of the Northwest.
New York Commercial.

New York Commercial.
Few are in a position to realize the vast
strides being made by the Puget sound
ports. The commercial progress OF this
region Is rapid. In fact. during the past
fiscal year no other customs district evil
denced so remarkable a development. IL
made a gain OF sl3, 900 in the value of its
outgoing foreign commerce, while no other
port or group OF ports in the same time
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
IMPORTANT !!

No matter what the gar
ment or article is, no matter
what the price has been, no
matter what the stvle, color or
size, no matter what the cir
cnmstances or conditions, we
are going to sell the entire
stock at some price. Positive
ly nothing t. be held in e.
serve Bals ce of stock after
January III will be sold
at public auction without
reserve to the highest bidder.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
Boys
Clothing.

One lot of % Sailor Suits
always sod $2.4S to 1928,
sizes up t., 8 years. Until all
are sold, $500.
Boys Refers, all sizes and
colors, 80 in the lot nc reas-
enable offer will be refused
for the lot.
3 piece Suits, long and sh ort
pants. $2.4S, 81 50, $3.9S,
etc. They are real bargains,
and a; the price are liking
many a boy happy, and par
ents smile.
Separate Pants. all ages
3 to Is years. S me lots at
16c, l9c, &c, 29c, SOC: 49,,
etc. The opportunity to fit
out the boys at small cost.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
Mems
Clothing.

One lot of 81 mems all wool
sack Suits, medium colore,
good weight for winter wear ,
sizes "a t 40. Always sold
at 50, $40 aid $11. Until all
are sold, $4.98.
Mems black Clay Worsted
Sack Suits, always good value
at $12. Until all are sold S8.48
Mems black Clay Worsted
Diagonal Frock Suits, broken
sizes. So d at $18, SIG, and
SIS. Choice S1O.28
Mems Fancy ST. iptd Sack
Suits, single and double breas-
It'd, in all wool There are
40 Suits in this lot, some sizes
are gone. These are the
heavy weights and sold at $l4
SIG, and SIS. Your choice
of the lot $40 90.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
The Gulf Stream,

The gulf stream flows at the rate of
about two and half miles an hour.
Five miles Is exceeded in some places,
and the rate varies much with condi-
tons of weather and tide.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11

A woman is not real old fashioned
unless she makes a salve for neighbor-
hood Use for cuts bruises and burns
Atchison Globe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
Fears Long Drawn Ont.

Diggs-Rounder is quite i'll.
Bfggs-Indeed! His wife naturally
has grave fears about him, suppose?
Diggs-Yes. In fact. l think her fears
extend beyond the grave.-Exchange.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11

In 1914 stays were introduced into
the costumes of gentlemen to keep the
doublet straight and confine the waist.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
GIGANTIC SALE OF CLOTHING !

The spreading rapidly without aid still will not
reach everybody desire. Now kind reader you will be
taent with for few here, will tell you about it.
IA genuine closing sale Of all the mems and boys clothing
without regard price in full progress We
remain in this but short and therefore forced
Ito sell the sock price, The attending the
BG SALE last week evidence of the BIG STORES pre- ge Dry Goods
oas Fus Wall Paper, window Shades Ladies' Wool and Silk Shirt Waists ETC., all
keep step the music onward march played by the BIG
STORE FULL ORCHESTRA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
SAID TO HAVE IMPRISONED,
HIS POOR OLD MOTHER.
Shocking Story of Inhunlnnity Con-
nected With Harry Hopcruft7s Ar
rest in Roanoke County
Yesterday.

ROANOKE, VA, September 15.-(spe-
cial.l l.l-Harry Hopcroft was arrested this
afternoon by Constable Blackwell on a
warrant sworn out by D. E kefauver,
clerk of the Big Lick School Board.
charging him with cruelty m2ltreatins
his mother. by assault and false impris-
onment. Hopcroft confined his mother in
a small room in an isolated cabin for
months where she became filthy and in
tested with vermin.
The old woman claims to be SO years
Of age and is very feeble. w. III. H.
Richardson, justice of the peace, visited
her and found that her condition was
beyond description. Hopcroft claimed
that his mother was insane and that she
was confined because the family were
afraid of her. The dirt that had accumu-
lated in her prison was several inches
deep. The details of the affair are borri-
ble and nothing like this case has ever
been known in this section before. Hop
croft was denied bail to-day by both
Police Justice Bryan ana Justice Rich
ardson of the county. The people are in
dignant and threats of lynching have
been freely indulged in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
CONSTRUCTOR H0BS0N
MUST RETURN TO DUTY.
SUPERINTENDENT Ri1ey Pronounces
Him In Good Physical Condition.
md Hts Leave Has Expired.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-Nava1
Constructor Richmond Pearson Hobson.
who appeared before a Retiring Board a
Few months ago and failed to qualify for
retirement. will shortly be assigned to
duty by the Navy Department.. Construc-
tor Hobson has been on sick leave since
June 18th last.
After having been rejected by the Re-
firing Board, Mr.. Hobson applied for
three months sick leave. to allow his eyes,
which he declared had been much over
taxed and impaired by the sun glare
which attended the work of raising the
sunken Spanish vessels. to recuperate. AT
the end of that period, 1t was understood.
if the constructors eyes had failed to
grow stronger. OF had become more I'M
paired, he should be ordered before an
other Retiring Board. Now that his leave
has about expired, the Navy Department
has referred his case to DR.. Rixey. sur
geon-general OF the navy. Constructor
Hobson called in person at the Navy De-
partment a short time ago and saw DR..
Rixey. who. without having to make a
special examination, has pronounced the
officer fit for duty.
Z Constructor Hobson desires to resume
his former duty with the Crescent Ship
building Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
RICHMOND.

Gamblers 10 appear in Police Court to-
day. plead guilty. and submit TO minimum
penalty-First day of registration in
Richmond: less than 800 listed; a contest
develops-Offcial returns complete in
Third District primary-Mr. John Bagby
has an unfortunate mishap while hunt
tag-Governor Montague to do campaign
work in Indiana--Captain Guigon pre-
vents police surveillance of strect-car
.oheduIes-Cijy Attorney holds that drug
dispensers are not officials, but employees
OF the city-City Hospital will not be
school for training nurses-Police Board
10 make radical changes in the regula-
iioIls-Chesterhel man found dead;
supposed TO have committed suicide
MANCHESTER: Street Committee
The registration is applied to jurors by
Judge Ingram-Light COMMUNICATIONS
federate monument committee awards
contract for stone-work-Edwin Boyd,
(colored), accused Of stabbing Mr.. Lips
comb. held for grand iury-Yesterday
first day Of SCHOOL, 412 scholars enrolled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
| IHE HIGH MONEY RATE
MARKET GIVES SMALL Sign On
EASIER CONDITIONS N
FUTURE.
STOCK TRADING BuLLlsR.
At Times Business ON the ExckanxA
Almost stops.
OREGON SHORT LINE rArnEr1
Drain ON New York Bank Resource
TO Meet InstaIment Amounting
About $4,000. o.ooo-Bulk OF Fuada
ON Stock Market Collateral Axain
Furnished by InstItutIen. in ths
Interior.
OREGON SHORT LINE FAYMEN1

NEW YORK. September 15.-Thc money
market to-day gave small signs of easier
conditions. From the time it opened ua-
til the close, rates In the call-loan mar
ket were high, touching 70 per cent early
IN the afternoon. On the Stock Exchange,
the trading was bullish all day. and at
times almost stopped
Money on the Stock Exchange opened
at 10 per cent. bid. to-day. the first loan
being at that figure, after which 1t reacted
for a few minutes to II per cent. and was
followed by gradual return to tho earlier
figure.
It was not until after noon that the
rate began to bound up rapidly. In con-
nection with the drain on bank re-
sources. though preparations to pay tho
last installment Of about so per cent. on
the s3o,G000oo Of new Oregon Short Line
bonds. due today. The credits required for
this amounted to nearly s15ooo,oOO. It is
understood that only s3.0000O0 OF this
was paid in advance, leaving 81, 900 to
be turned in to-day
The local institutions made very spar~
ing renewals OF loans to-day. and tha
bulk OF the money on stock market COLI
lateral was again furnished by the inte~
rior institutions which had withdrawn
balances from the New York banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
Eleven Bodies Recovered.

BLUEFIELD, W. VA, September Is
1880 P. MA telephone message just re
ceived from Algoma states that eleven
bodies have just been recovered from the
mines, with six more to be taken out. So
far, those recovered are colored miners,
with the exception Of one white miner
named Lester. The names Of the other
men are unobtainable at this hour
The fan-runner, F'rankenfield, who was
in the mine, and located nearly quarter
Of a mile distant from where the explo-
sion occurred came staggering out, more
nearly dead than alive, and after several
attempts was finally eble to tell. his story
OF the explosion. and how he at
tempted to go to the aid of the ertombed
miners, but being overcome by the gas
was forced to zretrace his steps toward
the main entrance. and after continually
falling. finally reached an opening. The
explosion occurred one mile from the
mouth of the main entrance, and was dis
tinctly heard for several miles It is
positively known that sixteen men were
cut of, and it is possible that the num-
Der may exceed this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
VIRGINIA.

'Possum hunters in Chesterfield found a
railroad bridge of the eaboard Air-Lin.
afire at Failing creek carly Sunday
morning Their prompt action probably
prevented an accident-Sudden death OF
John r. Neely. a well-known lun1berman.
IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT negroes de-
.ermined to fight the new Constitution
Negro woman brutally murdered in
Mecklenburg county-Scott Bradley, al
legged Loudoun lyncher, acquitted yes
terday-Work of the Republican con-
ren1ion at Purcellville. Loudoun ceun-
ty-Oscar E. Attey indicted in VIM
chester yesterday for completely in an
act of malpractice which caused his
wife's death-Hon. Claude A. Swanson
and his Republican opponent, spoke at
Chatham yesterday-Mrs. Lucrona, Jo-
hanak kin. while crazed by neuralgia, drank
laudanum in Portsmouth Sunday night
and died from the effects Of the drug
Harry Hopcroft arrested in Roanoke yes
terday on q charge OF imprisoning and
cruelty naltreatins his aged mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
OF ODD-FELL0WS MEETS.
Attendance Already Beaches Thirty
Thousand-Spccin1T Trains Arriv-
rivins r-om> All Parts of
the Country.

DES MONIES. IA. September 15.-With
special trains arriving from all parts of
the country. and the attendance having
already reached 10000. the seventy-eiShth
annual session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd-Feilows was formally well
coined to this city to-day by Governor
A. B. Cumnins and Mayor Brenton. in a
public session in the new auditorium.
Upon the conclusion of the welcoming
exercises, the Sovereign Grand Lodge was
formally called to order. The report of
the Grand Sire, which was submitted at
noon. indicated that there were 127 Grand
Lodges established, of which six were in
foreign countries. The total number of
subordinate lodges is 12.792. and of sub
ordinate encampments 2,IS0. The entire
membership of the order reaches 1.002.2
During the year there were 1888 initia-
tions in the subordinate lodges. Includ-
ing those initiated in other branches, the
total reached 1S5,Sf5
The amount Of relief disbursed was
s.. 933, 7s5. So. an increase of s203 3093.0 .0s.
The financial statement shows: Rev
enue from all branches. s10,s26 1855; in
crease, $685. 025.19 expenses, SS.79e.195: in
crease s436. 6.363.O3:: surplus revenues. 81
crease. s1.3oe. .o76.2s. The report says that
since 1880 there have been 2.5t4.120 mem
bers Initiated In the subordinate lodges.
1. .565 907 members relieved 256,6O6 widowed
families relieved 252 354 members de-
ceased. Total relief. s192. .6s5, ,214.47. Total
revenue s24O. $50 422.2 u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
GENERAL.

Money! ON call again touches 20 per cent,
in Wall strcet-Chicago grain markets
react from slump Of Saturday--Acetul
wins The Junior Champion event. at
Gravesend-Erlpirc City Trothng Club
meet opens under fine auspices-Demo-
cratic Congressional Committee is snort
on speakers for the fall campaign
Constructor Hobson will soon be assign
ed 10 duty by the Navy Department
General international Board Of the Nor
gan steamship combine meets and per-
fects nization-Time for presenting
shares of Southern railway with Morgan
and Company. in compliance with plan
for extension Of voting trust, expires
American Molasses Company, capital So
GnOp0H. is incorporated at Trenton, n. j.
John Mitchell says if anything is be-
ing done toward settlement OF the anthra-
cite coal strike he does not know of it
Tommy Ryan knocks out Kid Carter
Negro delegates excluded from Ala
bama Republican State Convention
President holds a reception at Sasar1ore
Hill and shakes hands with 5000 or 1000
people-Harry Caldwell wins cycle-pac-
ed bicycle championship of America, de-
feating Bobby Walthour-Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows meets at
Des N1hines with an attendanceo of SO. .000-
loses his 1l-year-old son. and is allowed
10 go home in custody of deputy sheriff
Temporary injunction restraining
striking shopmen of Union Pacific rail-
road from placing pickets about gates
and grounds of Union Pacific shops at
Omaha is granted-A movement for en-
listing woridngrnen tarougout the United
States into senli-politicdl organiza ton
has been launched in Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
SEVENTEEN ARE DEAD.
TERRIBLE DISASTER IN COAL
MINES AT NORTH FORK, w. VA.
FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
Filled the Place With Gas and Dense
smoke-T.o Were Finally Rcscu-
ed-Accident Due to Gas Catching
Fire from Lamp.

NORTH FORK, w. VA, Sept. 15.-(spe-
cial.)-A disastrous gas and powder ex-
plosion occurred in the Big -Four mine
of the Algoma Coal and Coke Company
here this morning about O'clock. James
Lester, fan engineer: John Rookie, Hun
sarlan miner, and fifteen negro miners
are known to be in the mine now, and
there is no chance of their being recovered
alive, as they are beyond the point where
the explosion occurred, and the gas and
smoke is so thick that rescuing parties
are being driven back.
H. A. Frankenfield. the bank boss and
George Gaspie, a Hungarian miner, sue
ceeded in crawling over the fallen coal
and slate to the lights of the rescuing
party and have been taken out alive, al
though they are both badly burned and
nearly suffocated by the gas and smoke,
inhaled.
The explosion was caused by accumu-
lation of gas catching fire from the lamp
of a miner going to work and this in
turn fred six kegs of powder that had
been stored back in the mine. The ex-
plosion knocked down all brattices for
a quarter Of mile back towards the
mine entrance, thus cutting out all air
from the men imprisoned behind the
debris.
There had been a small gas explosion
in this mine on Saturday last which
burned two mules to death. and Mine
superintendent A. J. Stewart had eau
toned the men not to attempt to work
until the air had been tested by safety
lamp. They disregarded his caution and
went into their death.
A rescuing party, headed by Mine In
spector Cooper attempted rescue this
morning, but were driven back for want
of air. 1t is now feared that the coal
is burning and there is no hope of eStin-
gushing the flames until a new air pas
sage can be built to the point Of ex-
plosion
Superintendent Stewart has a large
force of men at work now and will make
second attempt to reach the imprisoned
men this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
ROMANCE AND DIVORCE.
Zee County wife Seeks Release

Lee County Wife Seeks Release
from Her Husband.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. September 15.-
Special Mrs. Florence c. Harrington.
resident Of Lee county. Va. to-day
filed suit here against her husband. Strr-
gis j. Harrington. of Meadsville. Pa, for
an absolute divorce.
The suit is the elimination OF a ro-
mantle courtship and marriage. Herring
ton became acquainted with his bride
through the medium OF marriage bu-
reau. she having read his advertisement
for wife In a newspaper. A CORES
pondence between the parties followed
and three months later he came to Cum
berland Gap. Tenn. met her one morn
ing. and married her that night.
After residence of a year at Meads-
vile they returned to this city and have
since made their home here. although at
present Mrs. Harrington Is residing with
her mother who Is a wealthy resident
Of Lee county Va. In a lengthy bill she
makes charges OF cruel trea tment. and
says that her husband. although a
wealthy man. owning large properties
In Pennsylvania, Virginia. and In this
city. failed TO properly support her. ana
further charging that ho ID = u1issr.