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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-30
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 30go stycznia 1902.

Chicago, 3Ogo stycznia 1902.
Ta rozmowa ma odlegfosc, kt6ra
Stoczyli re soba hr. Buelow BERLIN
ski angielski minister Chamber
lain, byia nietylko zjawiskiem wy
jatkowem i przykrem >zar6wno ola
Anglii jak dIa Niemiec, ale nadto
ocaliia Venezuela cd demonstra-
cyl trzech potqczonych eskadr:
niemieckiej, angielskiej wloskiej.
Rad londynski juz przystaf byt
"a TAXA demonstracye, wszelako
pod warunkiem, re zgodzi sic ma
MIA wloski, kt6ry wprawdzie jesz-
cze sic byE ME oswiadczyt ze zgo-
dq, ale iuz sic przyiaczyt do wsp6l-
nej akcyi dyplomatycznej Niemiec
i Anglii W Karakasie, zaczem kon-
sekwentnie musiaiby wziac udziat
W demonstracyi. Tymczasem po
zatargu Buelowa z Chamberlai-
nem rozchwiaia sic wsp6lna tych
mocarstw akcya W Karakasie
Niemcy zapewne zupelnie przegra-
Ia sprawe z Venezuela.
Przebieg tego wypadku byf ma
stepuiqcy. Wenezuelski prezydent
Castro, pokonawszy rewolucye,
przedewszystkiem postanowif po-
godzic sic z Niemcami; vice oddaf
i'm zasekwestrowana kolej i wysta-
viii weksel platny W New Yorku
ma 100000 bolivar6w (frank6w) "a
niezapiacone dotad transporta VOL
ska W ciagu ostatnich lat trzech, a
sumo gwarancyjna, oblicaana przez
Niemc6w ma 3 miliony bolivar6w,
przyrzeki zapfacic, jezeli sad wyda
odpowiedni wyrok, poniewaz bez
sadowego orzeczenia obej5c sic tn
ME MONA, albowiem niemiecka
spolka kolejowa wysnuwa ze swej
koncesyi wniosek, IL Venezuela
jest obowiazana piacic ! procent
cd catego niedoboru, jaki powstaje
po pokryciu wydatk6w na konser-
wacye kolei, prezydent Castro z
tel samej koncesyi wysnuwa wnio-
sex, re to, co poszto na konserwa-
eye, byfo przeciez dochodem, a "a
TEN powinno bye odliczone cd su-
my, kt6rq rad powinien zapfacic
tytuiem gwarancyi. Ale r6znica
miedzy rachunkiem wenezuelskim
a niemieckim jest tax niewielka, IL
uwazano zatarg Ia rozwiklany.
Castro ustapit, Wiadomo jednak,
re jezeli kto pred Niemcami uste-
puje, to oni natychmiast nastepu.
al tax tez sic stafo W tym wy.
padku: policzyli oni sobie piec mi
lion6w bolivar6w STRAIT. poniesio-
nych wrzekomo przez obywateli
niemieckich przez ostatnie try la
ia wskutekustawicznych W Wene-
zueli zamieszek i zazadali wypfaty
tel sunny niemieckiemu postowi,
aby on ia rozdzielif pomiedzy ME-
mieckimi obywatelami. Castro tn
okazat skfonno5c do ustepstw, CO
sachecito do takich samych zadan
kupc6w angielskich wfoskich.
TAX sic stafo, re pos}owie Niemiec,
Wtoch i Anglii Wystapili pred
Castrem jednakowem zadaniem
wypfaty szk6d, dla obliczenia ich
zamianowali wfasna komisye, ma
tomiast Castro o5wiadczyf, re "a
dnej komisyi poselskiej ME uznaje
i ME pozwala na jej tworzenie W
niezawistem panstwie, jakiem jest
Venezuela, zgadza sic za5 ma to,
zeby kazdy cudzoziemiec udowod-
ni{ pred rzadem Wenezuelskim, re
miaf straty powodu zamieszek i
zeby wykazaf jake one sa, po-
TEN otrzyma cafe wynagrodzanie.
Ma tym punkcie powstafo wiec
rOzdwojenie i owl trzej posaowie
zaczei juz grozie wsp6lna demon
stracya Aot. Niemcy iua miafy po-
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woa pozycie ich ME bylo szczesli.
we, podobno W skutek niesiycha-
nej zazdrosci mfodego matzonka,
posunietej do tego stopnia, re PAM
Scott ME smiafa domu wycho-
die. Sprzykrzyio jej sic to W koh.
Gu, a W sierpniu 2. r. zabrafa swe-
go dwuletniego synka i odjechafa
cd meza do Chicago do swych kre-
wnych. Ma prosby meza potem po-
wrocila, ale W listopadzie zn6w wy
jechaia. Mieszka teraz swej sio-
stry W Chicago i ma zatrudnienie
W pewnym skfadzie departamento-
wynn. Jej MAJ niedawno wykradi
jej syna. Pani Scott obecnie stara
sic rozwod, jakotez sadowe
przyznanie jej opieki mad synem.
Znaczny pozar.
Wczoraj wieczorem okoio godz. Z
wybuchi pozar W 6 pietrowym bu-
dynku pm. 160-162 E. Superior
str, ma trzeciem tegoz pietrze W
czesci tylnej. Straz ogniowa, kt6ra
natychmiast sic. pojawiia, praco'
wala przez p6ltora godziny, MIN
zdofala stfumic ptomienie, ktore
nieslychanie szybko sic rozszerzy-
iy, i pozar zrzadzif szkode ma ja-
kich $4,000. Gl6wna strate pono-
szq frmy: W suterenach, jakotez ma
lie pietrze Zero Marks Sign
Works.; Western Watchcase
Co." ma 8 pietrze, ,,Hasted &
Gessler", fabryka cygar ma 4 pie
trze i Chicago Paper Tube &
Can Co." ma 5 pietrze.
Wiekszem jeszcze nieszczesciem
byio, re podczas gdy strazak Cum
mings stat ma drabinie opartej o
okno 8 pietra, drabina sic zachwia-
la, a Cummings spadf ma ziemie,
zlamaf noge, wywichnaf kostke i
doznaf tax niebezpiecznych wew-
netrznych uszkodzen, ze prawdo-
podobnie W skutek tego umrze.
Zawieziono 60 do szpitala Alexya-
now. Nadto pare innych czionkow
stray ogniowej poparzyio sic bo-
lesnie przy gaszeniu.
w budynku pm. 224 -226 Wa
shington str. ubiegfej nocy o godz.
pol do>12 zrzadzif pozar szkode ma
przeszlo $4,000.
DIS rano godz. pot do 8 wy
buchl pozar ma 3 pietrze 6 pietro-
wego budynku pm. 9O-92 Illinois
str. Samego budynkunie podobna
byio uratowac: straz ogniowa u
chroniia cd zajecia sic tylko sasie'
dnie budynki. W budynku tym
miescila sic fabryka frmy ,,Dauchy
Iron Works.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-30
Kronika MiejScoVa.
Rozb6j i morderstwo.


l7letni Horace Schroeder oddaf
wczoraj aycie W obronie mienia
swego pracodawcy.
Schroeder pochodzif Cedarville,
o., i otrzymaf zatrudnienie u wla-
sciciela skfadu wiktuaf6w D. @.
Burnsa, pm. 387 Sacramento ave.
Mieszkaf W domu sasiednim pm.
3o7 Sacramento ave. u pani G.. f.
Murphy, podczas gdy p. Burns,
wiasciciel skfadu, mieszka ma przed-
miesciu Lagrange.
Schroeder wstawaf zazwyczaj ra.
no pred 8 godzina zamiatat
skiad. o godz. poi do 6 wczoraj
nadjechaf Fred Barth wozem pie
karskim i wszedf do skfadu r6wno-
czesnie klerkiem pocztowym Ho.
warden Shaw. Kiedy obaj drzwi
otworzyli, ujrzeli Schrodera leza-
cego ma ladzie. Sadzili, ze chic
piec zasnaf, kiedy go chcieli obu.
die, przerazeniem spostrzegli, re
zostaf zabity. Mai rane wy.
strzafu 2 rewolweru mad screen.
W odlegio5ci jakich 5 stop cd ME-
90 lezat ma podfodze revolver.
Pod zwfokami lezala torebka pie
niedzmi, napeiniona banknotami i
srebrem. Okazafo sic, re 4 naboje
rewolweru byfy wystrzelone, W
szybie zamarznietej skfadu odkry.
to try dziury wystrzaf6w,
Poczqtkowo sadzono, ze Schro-
der sam sobie zycie odebrai, ale
r6znych oznak musiano przyjsc do
przekonania, il zostaf zastrzelony,
kiedy W obec jakiegos rabusia bro
nil mienia swego chlebodawcy.
PAM Briggs opowiada, re po godz.
5 sfyszaia kilka strzal6w, ale ME
przywiqzywaia do tego wielkiej
wagi. Policya stara sic odkryc
sprawce lub sprawcow zbrodni.
Nowe straszne nieszczeScie;
zn6w POlacy Oflara.
w hutach nalezacych do Illinois
Steel Go. W South Chicago wyda-
rzyio sic wczoraj straszne ME.
szcze5cie. Piec mr.. 10 zatkaf sic.
Kiedy wlano do niego wieksza ilosc
metalu roztopionego, wywiazafy
sic gazy, W skutek kt6rych powsta.
la eksplozya olbrzymia lava me-
talowa wylaia sic ma zatrudnionych
W pobliau robotnik6w. Stojacy
najblizej Michat Obnanski, 1851
Green Bay ave., zostat formalnie
zalany metalem, kt6ry 60 W jednej
prawie chwili zamienif ma szkielet
zweglony. straszliwie poparzony
zostaf Jan Pulaski, mieszkajacy ma
rogu 81 ulicy Houston ave-: "a.
wieziono go do szpitala kompanii,
gdzie wkrotce potem takze umarf.
w twarz i rece poparzony zostaf
George Leggitt, 8l23 Escanaba
ave., tax mocno, re prawdopodo-
bnie r6wniez umrze. Nadto ciez-
ko poparzeni zostali Michaf Sier-
pieniec, 1910 Strand str. Stani-
siaw Jankowski.
Podobno jeszcze inni robotnicy
odniesli znaczne uszkodzenia, ale o
ich nazwiskach trudno sic dowie.
dziec, zwfaszcza, re urzednicy
kompanii ME chca podawac Ia
dnych szczeg6iow nieszczesliwego
wydarzenia.
Kwarantana.
Komisarz zdrowia dr.. Reynolds
zamierza zaprowadzic rodzai kwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-30


tylko jedzie do Waszyngtonu, ais
by wplynao ma tamtejszy Rad, IL
by Stany Zjedncczone odstapify
wyspy Filipinskje Niemcom. VIA
domoso ia jest r6wna kaczka dzien-
nikatska, jak bajka o Gotuchow-
skim.
PETERSBURG, 30go stycznia. :
Rad zawiesif wydawnictwo libe-
ralnego dziennika ,,Rossia", ponie-
waz 26go stycznia ukazat .sie W tel
gazecie artykuf, wymierzony pre-
civ Aleksandrowi IIImu, Mikola-
jowi IImu i cesarzowej wdowie.
Redaktora Sazanowa wysfano dro.
ga administracyjna do Pskowa, a
autora artykutu, Amfteatrowa, ma
wygnanie do Irkucka.
HAGA, 30 ycznia. =
W parlamencie holenderskim przy-
znaf prezes ministr6w DIR. Kuyper,
re wysiaf do Londynu note, ola
rujac sic poSredniczyc W sprawie
zawarcia pokoju miedzy Anglia a
Boerami. Dop6ki ME nadejdzie
odpowiedz Anglii, minister sprawy
tel blizej omawiac ME moze.
Pefnomocnicy Boer6w zapew-
niajq, re mic nocie rzadu holen.
derskiego ME wiedza,
BERLIN, 30go stycznia. =
W imieniu kanclerza oswiadczyf W
parlamencie hrabia Posadowski, re
Rad zwiazkowy ukfada sic pole.
dynczemi panstwami Rzeszy, axe
by uchwalono wszedzie takie prawa
kt6reby wszystkim katolikom W
Niemczech zapewniafy r6wnoupra.
wnienie protestantani. Rozcho-
dzi sic gl6wnie o ksiestwa meklem-
burskie brunszwickie.
BERLIN, 30go stycznia. =
Socyalistyczny ,,Vorwaerts" ogfosit
memoryat ministra marynarki Tir-
pitza, o potrzebie pomnolenia licz-
by okret6w woieunych, Tirpitz
o5wiadczyt, re memoryaf ten 70
stat skradziony z archiw6w mini
sterstwa.
Jeden urzednikow W departa-
mencie spraw zewnetrznych "a
przeczyf stanowczo wieSci, jakoby
Niemcy pobudzafy Hiszpanie do
prowadzenia wojny ze Stanami
Zjednoczonymi.
PARYz, 3Ogo Stycznia. =
Prezes ministr6w Waldeck Rous-
seau przewodniczyf ma zebraniu
komisyi, kt6ry bada przyczyny
nienormalnego przyrostu ludno5ci.
Miedzy dziecmi panuje we Fran
cyl niezwykia SmiertelnoSc, ilos6
urodzen ME pokrywa STRAIT, pono-
szonych przez 5mierc, Minister
przyznaf, re zadanie komisyi ME
jest fatwem.
Colon, 3Ogo stycznia. =
W diva dni po zgonie generafa Al
ban, kt6ry utracit zycie W bitwie
morskiej pod Panama, przybyfa do
Panamy komisya z Bogota, ktora
ofarowa6 miafa generafowi godnosc
prezydenta rzeczypospolitej jkolum-
bijskiej
WASHINGTON, 30go stycznia. -
Senator Cullom zwracat uwage in
nych senator6w ma niewlasciwosc
ustepu blu Dingleya, gdzie upo-
wanna sic prezydenta do zawiera-
MIA traktat6w wzajemnoSci. Ustep
ten gwaici konstytucye. kt6ra wy
raznie powiada, re prezydentowi
tylko "a zezwoleniem senatu przy-'
sfuguje prawo zawierania trakta-
tow.
P6zniej wywiazata sic walka ma
sfowa miedzy senatorami Lodge i
Tillmanem, kt6ry twierdzif, re de-
mokrat6w ME dopuszcza sic do sfo.
wa, azeby tylko przeforsowac bill,
odnoszacy sic do Filipin.
W izbie posi6w wywofywano po
kolei rome komitety, W kt6rych
zaden ME byf got6w do dania OPT
nil o bilach, otrzymanych do roz-
patrzenia.
WASHINGTON, 5Ogo stycznia. =
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KWarantana.

Komisarz zdrowia dr.. Reynolds
zamierza zaprowadzic rodzaj kwa.
rantany W obec stanow Indiana,
Wisconsin i Iowa, W ktorych sze-
rzy sic ospa. Pociagi przywozace
podr6anych okolic, W kt6ryeh
choroba ia najwiecej grasuje, maja
bye zatrzymywane ma przedmies-
ciach, wszyscy podr6zni beda mu-
sieli poddawac sic przymusowemu
szczepieniu ospy, a wagony beda
dezinfekcyonowane.
Kr6tkie szczescie mafzehskie.
Thomas Yates Scott, kasyer gu
bernatora, ozenif sic 26 listopada
1898 z panna Litta Lake, c6rka
pocztmistrza J. j. Lake W Keeney,
Ill. Mfodzi ludzie = panna Lake
wowczas liczyfa lat II, poznali sic
W Keeney; rodzice obydwojga ME
mieli mic przeciw ich pobraniu sic,
ale re swawoli niejako oboie taje-
mnie wyjechali do Milwaukee j
tam Stub wzieli. by zrobic niespo-
dzianks swym rodzicom. Jednako-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-07
NOT A COMMON CARRIER.
Telephone COmpany's status Defined
i'm wabash Circuit Court.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Aug. Elm the Wabash
Circuit Court this afternoon Judge Brown
lee rendered a decision of great Importance
to telephone interests everywhere. The
Home Company of this city several years
ago made a contract with the North Man
chester Telephone Company. of which o.
Rex is the controlling stockholder, by
which the Home Company was bound 20
give the North Manchester Company ex-
elusive entrance to Wabash over its line
from North Manchester. year or more
ago the Eel River Valley Telephone Com
pany was organized al North Manchester,
put in a $4,000 system, built rural toll lines
and got a fine clientage. 1t asked the Home
Company for the privilege of doing its Wa
bash business over its wires in this city,
and the Home Company. willing to grant
the right, was restrained by its exclusive
contract with the North Manchester Com
pany and was Obliged to refuse the service.
The Eel River Valley Company appealed
10 the courts insisting that the Home Com
pany was a common carrier and bound TO
allow any other company TO use its city
lines at a satisfactory rate. An injunction
was prayed preventing the Home Company
from refusing Eel river business, but Judge
Brownlee decides that the Home is not
common carrier; that its contract is a
sacred one. and that it can handle North
Manchester business only for the North
Manchester Telephone Company so long as
the contract is in force. In his ruling
Judge Brownlee said that while an inJunc-
lion would not lie, the law is on the side
of the Eel River Company, but the State
should be made party to the suit and a
mandate applied for compelling the Home
Company TO furnish service to both the
Manchester companies on identical terms.
The Eel River Company has now taken
I'D the matter with the prosecuting attor-
ney and will apply at once for mandate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-07
DISCREPANCIES IN ACCOUNTS.
Errors of Bookkeeping Plentiful in
Rush County Records.
ial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 6.-The report
of A. r. Collins, of Franklin, who investi-
gated the books of the different officers of
this county, was handed in to-day In the
account of ex-COunty Clerk Thomas Green
was found a discrepancy of $S1094, in which
amount is included 1892, an aggregate of
fees taxed as general index fees" gen.
eral index in the clerks office is not re-
quired by law, and if fees collected for its
maintenance do not belong to the county,
Mr.. Green is entitled to a credit of $685.
which would leave his Indebtedness $27S. "a.
Again, Mr.. Green had drawn in per diem
$46S with which the expert did not charge
him, as the per diem question is now be-
fore the courts. Should the courts decide
that the per diem is illegal, Mr.. Green will
owe the county $74694
County Recorder Ernest 3. Thomas is
charged with $5.65. S. Nj. Poston, county
clerk, is charged with $l7O23 but on &C
count of the general index the amount is
reduced TO $94OS, as he is charged with SIC. 10
general index fees Ben l.. McFarlan, ex-
sheriff is charged with 1861. W. l.. Price,
county owes him $1,452.13. From ex-Auditor
Cyrus f. Mullin there is said to be due the
county SIPS. Owen L. Carr, auditor is
charged with $20.25. H. c. Thompson ex-
treasurer, is charged with $44799 mostly
through errors in bookkeeping. The county
owes George HavenS, treasurer, $1S3 The
report is voluminouS and goes into many
details. The investigation cost the county
5000 to recover less than $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-07
Road VIII he Built soon.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 6.-The affairs
OF the Goshen & Eastern interurban road
which was projected last winter and then
allowed to subsiGe, have again resumed
virility. and there Is now excellent prospect
that the road will be built without further
delay. The road will connect Goshen with
Toledo. through Lagrange and Angola
The power house is to be located a few
miles east OF Angola. and will be unique in
It's construction from the fact that the
dynamo Will be geared to a turbine wheel,
the steam being thus directly applied to
the axle of the armatuTe The electrical
machinery will be made by the General!
Electric Company. y system OF parks
and summer resorts will be constructed
along the picturesque lakes that line the
right OF way
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TRACTION CONTRACT LET.
Work on KniGhtstOwn-DubIi Line
VIII BE Begun soon.

epeciaI TO the Indianapolis Journal
KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind, Aug. Sit was
announced here tonight that the contract
for the grading OF the extension of the In
dianapolis & Eastern Traction Company's
line from this city east TO Dublin, a dis
lance of eighteen miles. was let to-day TO
&. NJ. Kirkpatrick. of Greenfield. Mr.. Kirk
patrick is the originator of the idea to
build a line east out of indianapolis. and he
built the line from Indianapolis to
Knightstown. He also Is one of the direc-
tors. The contract specifies one of two
routes from here to Dunreith, either north
or south Of the national road. A direct line
will be avoided on account Of a dangerous
crossing Of the Panhandle tracks at Rays
willie.
Mr. Kirkpa trick is under bond to finish
his part OF the construction by oct 10. He
will begin work tomorrow morning Sc
curing the rest of the right Of way. and as
soon as the route is decided on the work
will be begun, which probably will be early
next week. This extension will fill the
only gap in the line between Indianapolis
and Richmond, and. connected with the an
nouncement made to-day that the Dayton
K Western Company would complete its
line from Eaton TO the state line and the
Richmond company 10 Richmond by the
first OF the year, il insures a complete
trunk line from Indianapolis TO Cincinnati
BY that time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-07
CUBANS NOT COURTEOUS
MRS. SQUIERS, WIFE OF THE AMER
loan MINISTER, I'LL TREATED.
Policeman Would Not Permit Her
Carriage to stand in Front of
Prominent Hotel.

HAVANA, Aug. 6-Mrs. squiers. wife of
the American minister, recently drove from
her house in Marianao in hired carriage
with a footman the box to call upon the
wife of the French minister at the Hotel
Inglaterra. When the carriage stopped at
the hotel the footman went in TO announce
the visitor. In the meanwhile, first one
policeman and then two more officers or
dered the driver of Mrs. Squiers's carriage
to drive away from the position occupied
in front of the hotel. When the footman,
who is also an interpreter returned. he
told the policemen that the occupant was
the wife OF the American minister The
policemen shrugged their shoulders at this
information and insisted that the carriage
drive away; they also ordered the foot
man TO come down from the box and get
inside the carriage. A crowd then gath
cred and Mrs. Squiers left the carriage.
The above facts were communicated by
Mr.. Squiers to Diego Tamayo, secretary of
government. Mr.. Squiers said that, where
as he respected municipal ordinances, he
thought the policemen who had interfered
with his wife's servants should be pun
ished, especially after they had been
informed that the carriage was occupied
by the wife of a foreigner minister, they
had, nevertheless, insisted upon their
original demands being fulfilled. Senior
Tamayo referred the matter to Municipal
council, which passed a vote of confidence
in mayor of Havana and decided that he
should apologize and make explanations to
Mr.. Squiers liz the name of the council.
The chief of police has called upon the
American minister and explained to him
that a municipal ordinance forbids two
persons to ride upon the box of a hired
carriage and that carriages are not allowed
TO stand in front of the sidewalk at the
Hotel Inglaterra. The policemen in ques-
ton have been suspended; they will be
discharged, however, for behaving in the
way they did to the wife of a foreign
minister
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-07
MANY MORTGAGES RELEASED.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. County Re
corder E. NJ. Heiner reports that last week
was a record breaker in the release of
mortgages. Forty-two Instruments of this
character, aggregating nearly $4,000. were
released while during the same period but
nine were recorded showing but $3.50 of
mortgaged indebtedness. For months mast
the steady tendency has been for the re-
leases TO exceed the new mortgages en-
tered of record, but last week established a
new record.
Besides the foregoing evidence of pre-
vailing good times the local Commercial
Club last evening closed a deal for. six
acres of land for factory sites. One fac
tory already has been secured and others
are in prospect, Caldwell x Drake, gen.
eral contractors. of this city. will erect on
a part of the land a structural iron works
and construction will be begun at once.
The firm hopes TO have its product on the
market within ninety days. This firm,
which is just completing the Sinclair Hotel
a. West Baden, Ind, expects TO use $3.50. 900
of this product in its own work during the
calling for approximately that amount of
structural iron. Another factory in sight
is boiler plant from neighboring city.
A park site has been selected by the Com
mercial Club. and in all proba bility the
City Council will authorize its purchase
al the next regular meeting. The proposed
park embraces about thirty acres and is
along FlatrOck river. where good boating
and fishing are at hand. The Irwin inter-
urban line will traverse the park
Altogether things are looking up for
Columbus and Bartholomew county, for
the bounteous crops and tOp-notch prices
degree the election of the full Republican
ticket this fall
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Dearborn County Republicans.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind, Aug. 6.-The
Republican county and judicial convention
was held at Liedertafel Hall here to-day A
large crowd was present and there was
more enthusiasm to-day than at any pre-
vious convention ever held in Dearborn
county. Chairman r. II. Colt called the
convention to order at 10 o'clock. Sanford
Tuthill. Of Lawrenceburg. was elected
chairman; Ed Smashee, of Lawrenceburg,
secretary, and l.. w. Cobb. of Aurora, as
sistant secretary. A full ticket was named
as follows: For judge, Capt. John b. Coles,
Rising Sun; prosecuting attorney, Estal q.
Bielby, Lawrenceburg senator, Sanford
Tuthil. Lawrenceburg; representative
Clark Garfield, Aurora clerk. y. thinner
Yorkville; auditor. ]. Z. Huber, kelso;
treasurer. 4. d. Bouby, West Harrison;
sheriff Charles II. Ross. Aurora; recorder.
Frank G. Dam, Homestead; coroner, DR.. j.
r. Liddle. Bright; commissioners, Frank
Freeman and VIM. A. Edmonson.
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Indiana Notes.

ELWOOD--The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Elwood Land Company
was held at the offices Of the company in
this city on Wednesday. The old board of
directors, which includes the leading Of
ncials of the Pennsylvania Railway Com
pany. was reelected. and they chose the
following officers: President, Joseph Wood,
Pittsburg; secretary-treasurer. B. Johnson,
Miss Cora Turley, Elwood.
RICHMOND. - The Masonic Building
Company, which owns the Masonic Temple.
has freed itself of debt by the issue and
sale OF $4,000 of new stock. Daniel G. Reid.
the New York millionaire, who holds local
membership in the Masons, subscribed for
5000 of the stock, with the provision that
all the remainder be sold, which has been
done.
GOSHEN.-Norman T. Hascall, admins
traitor of the estate of Mercer c. Herbert,
has brought suit against the Lake Shore
Railway for $4,000 damages. Herbert was
fireman and was killed at Laporte two
years ago by a fast train. Herbert was
working at his engine on a siding.
EVANSVILLE.-Charl Johnson, aged
fifty, supposed to be a Kansas bank rob-
Der, was arrested here Wednesday after
noon. There was a heavy reward offered
for him. He will be returned TO Clarks-
vile, Kan.
FORT WAYNE.-Albert Taylor, who was
graduated from the Fort WAYNE High
School three years ago, has won a scholar
ship in the Leland Stanford University and
will enter that institution next month.