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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-09
Choral Society Concert.

A concert will be given next Wednesday
evening at the Meridian-street M. 4.
Church by the Meridian Choral Society.
A splendid programme has been prepared.
The choir will be assisted by Mrs. Martin
Rehfuss, jr, Mrs. Frank w. Flanner, Mr..
Edward Nell, Mr.. Ellis Levy. Mr.. julius
Hermann and the Indianapolis Male Quar-
tet. Mrs. Rehfuss has never been heard in
concert in this city, having recently come
here from Peoria, Ill. She is a singer of
ability, having a mezzo contralto voice of
great range and good quality. Mrs. Rehfuss
has studied in this country and Europe.
The following programme will be given:
Chorus, Bridal Chorus .Cowen
Piano, 'PolonaiSe in e. List
Mr.. Julius Hermann.
Ladies chorus. 1.-The Maybell and the
Quartet, Twilight. .........Van De Water
Recitation
indianapolis Male Quartet.
(a) Song Of the Camp. .Bayard Taylor
(b) when Angelina Johnson Comes
a Swingin' Down de Line"......
.............. Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Mrs. Mary II. Flanner.
GAP THAT We Two Were Maying".;-
Cb "Iieto signor cHugenotsj .Meyer b
Mrs. Martin Rehfuss.
Ladies chorus, I'm Old Madrid"......
.............. ...... .Trotere- Garcia
Baritone solo, 1.-THE Minstrel .Luckstone
Mr.. Edward Nell
Quartet. 20 the Sad Moments Of Part
ing" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Costa
Mrs. Swain. Mrs, Fugate. Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Tyler.
Violin. "Zigeunerweisen". .Sarasate
Mr.. Ellis Levy.
Duet, when the Roses Bloom Again
ADl
Mr.. Andrew Smith and Mr.. Clifford Tyler
Chorus. Song of the Triton" ....... .Molloy
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STRIKERS RESTRAINED.
Judge Carter Issues Order Against
Machinfsts' Union.

Judge Carter yesterday issued a tenn;
pcrary order against Business Agent Z. J.
Collins and the entire membership of
White River Lodge. International Associa-
ton Of Machinists, restraining them from
interfering with the business Of the In
dianapOlis Drop Forging Company. The
company sought the order in complaint of
great length, which set forth the troubles
Of the company with the union.
according to the complaint the company
has $4,000 invested in its plant and requires
the constant services OF sixty men to fulfill
its contracts. 1t is alleged that in May.
1892, the company discharged Lon Smith,
a member Of the union, for unsatisfactory
work and incompetency. He reported to
the union and Business Agent Collins visit;
ed the company and demanded his rein.
statement Immediately. The company
a7ers that 1t asked for q few days time
10 consider the complaint. but that Collins
order a general strike OF the machinistg
employed by the company unless Smith
was Immediately reinstated. The company
refused, and Collins ordered the workmen
ont. They all quit except one man.
The company alleges that since that tim
tie members OF the union have conspireS
and confederated to inJure the business o2
the company and to prevent IT from sci
curing competent employees. BY picketin&
the streets with strikers they have ter
rarized the employees, whom they have
threatened with violence. They have, II is
alleged. warned men who came here II
take work not to bring their families, as IL
would be unsafe The company alleges
that unknown persons entered the conn
pany's plant surreptitiously and injured
machinery. In one instance the whole
establishment had TO shut down for half Il
day.
The restraining order includes all the
members OF the union. The drop forging
company employs only about fifteen ma
chinists, but the order includes the entire
membership and restraints them from ir
ducing any one to leave the employment
Of the company by threats intimidation,
violence or force. although the word per
sAasion" is used only once. Judge Carter
made the restraining order returnable Nov
-, when the application for a temporary
Injunction will be heard.
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MRS. CHURCHMAN'S WILL
ESTATE DIVIDED EQUALLY AMONGST
HER CHILDREN.
aHsIiside," the Homestead, to be Held
Jointly, ~Beech Grove Going to
f. +. Churchman.

The will Of Anna Churchman, widow of
the late Francis NJ Churchman, for many
wears Of the banking firm of Fletcher &
Churchman, was admitted to probate before
Commissioner Walker yesterday afternoon.
The will was executed July 30 1892. and was
not modified by codicil. 1t was brief and
specific. and was witnessed by Aquilla q.
Jones and J. NJ Gates. Mr.. Jones made
the probation affidavit.
The estate. which is one of the largest
IN Marion county, divided equally
amongst the children Of Mrs Churchman.
They are Nettie Turner, Anna L. Church
man, William F. Churchman, cashier of
the Capital National Bank, Edward NJ
Churchman. Frank F. Churchman, Harry
C Churchman and Robert NJ. Churchman.
According to the first item of the will the
farm OF 200 acres in Franklin township,
known as Beech Grove. is willed to Frank
+. ;Churchman at a valuation to be agreed
TO by the heirs. or. in case they disagree,
by the Circuit Court, this valuation to be
deducted from his share in the residue OF
tia estate. The second item provides that
the homestead on the Churchman pike,
known as Hillside, one of the most pic
.uSesque spots IN Marion county, shall be-
come the common property Of all the chill
dren- The third item provides that the
children shall receive share and share alike
the residue OF the estate, except that the
value OF Beech Grove shall be deducted
from Frank F. Churchman'S share. The
effect Of the win is to divide the entire
estate equally between the children.
The Will provided for the appointment OF
W. r. and T.. NJ. Churchman as executors
and they qualified by giving bond in the
sum OF $4,000 with themselves and their
three brothers as sureties. The bond was
OF Mrs Churchman, which was estimated
Of. $4,000.
The estate OF Mrs. Churchman, which was
largely the creation OF her husband, is esti-
mated at between 100000 and $4,000. 1t
included besides the Beech Grove farm and
the Hillside home the controlling interest
IN the Stevenson building and some other
property and large amount in government
bonds and cash.
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PRICES CONTINUE TO BE GOOD ON
SMALL PROPERTIES.
Rea7-Estate Sales for the Week Were
$3O9, 66O.22-Week's Transfers,
Mortgages and Releases.

Several large real-estate transfers were
recorded during the last week and the
market was more than active. The agents
and manipulators in realty say that the
week was a busy one for them and that the
prices obtained in sales were normal and
indicated steadiness in the market Much
property Is being bought by householders
for use early in the spring The fall is
always dull in the sales OF rental prop
erty. but for vacant lots the demands are
many. The purchasers all seem to think
that at this time of the year spectators
do not care to carry property over until
the opening of the season and will be will
ing to let go of 1t at small prices The
prices obtained in all sales are not large
on this class Of property and neither have
they been small. but said to be by
the real-estate men as good as those OBJ
tanned in similar transactions during the
summer.
Rental agents were busy during the week.
All OF the householders who have been 1iv-
ing in their homes for the last month wait
ing for the election to pass swarmed in
on the agents and began scanning the
rental lists for suitable homes to which
they could move. This demand for houses
other branches also. The moving men and
paper houses and paper hangers exper-
fenced a busy week in moving the discon-
tented tenants and making improvements
on empty houses.
SALES OF THE WEEK.
The real-estate sales of the week from
Saturday last amounted to 5000 66O.22, and
included many large sales and number Of
small ones. This sum cannot be taken as
a<1fxy H.
ferred as many records where the sums
named in the transfer were only nominal
were filed. Yesterday the days transfers
amounted to 1927, an average Saturday.
The largest sale was that of George B.
Yandes to John w. Williams of 161 acres
of land southeast Of Brightwood and adj
joining Brookside. The consideration was
$4,000, about $500 an acre. The land was
bought on real-estate speculation and
Will probably be plated into building lots
some time in the future.
Jacob c. Yuncker bought of Charles T.
Boyer property on Highland avenue and
Michigan street for 5000 and in the deal
transferred TO Mr.. Boyer North West-street
property near Twelfth street as So, 600 of the
Alabama street near Twentieth was sold
by Rachel c. Kistner TO Eliza b. McKenna
for S. 900.
Tristy to Emanuel Goebel of a lot on Steri-
ing street near Twelfth transferred back
again at the same price, and that of Charles
NJ. Cross to Alfred ID. BOnham of Irving
ton property on Emerson avenue near Bur-
CESS. William Schwigman sold to Louis
Schwigman a Windsor-street house and lot
for s, 600.
A sale of Indiana Trust Company stock
was approved by Probate Commissioner
Walker yesterday, which shows the value
Of 1t in the stock market. Mrs. Fannie T.
Sayles, executor Of the estate of the late
Charles f. Sayles, asked authority to sell
to Newton Todd, stock broker, 100 shares,
of the par value OF $4,000 in the Indiana
Trust Company for $500. This fixes the
price of this stock at S151.
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mitted to court. Finding for plaintifr. De-
Tree re OF divorce. Judgment against plain
III LOT Costs
LIE Nola NJ winten VS. William Wfnton
divorce. Evidence concluded. Finding for
plainun Decree of divorce. Plafntiff
Ian. Eva and Henry r. Winton. Judg-
nent against defendant for costs.
CRIMINAL COURT
Daisy Lowe: incorrigibiIitv. Sentenced
10 Indiana Industrial School Until twenty
one years old.
NEW SUITS.
Superior Court
indianapolis Drop Forging Company vs..
w mite Diver Lodge International Associa-
uon or Machtnists; Injunction. Room &
ID. Sommers VS.. Michael Reddington: ac-
count. Room 2
leila f. Bruhn VS.. T. H Bruhn: divorce.
Room 2.
Maas-Memeyer Lumber Company VS. N.
X Schoolay; mechanics lien. Room 2.
Jonn w. Giles VS.. Howard Anderson;
damages. Room 3.
Circuit Court
w. ]. Richman VS.. Mary ]. Richman:
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room John L. McMaster, Judge
Emma Banks VS.. Alonzo Banks: divorce.
Evidence heard Finding and decree for
P.aIl'iII at her cost Plaintiff prohibited
from marrying for two years
IVA Hltchcock VS.. Almonte Hitchcock:
ulVorce- Evidence heard. Finding and de-
S.Ss Ior piaintir at her cost. Plaintiff pro-
hipited from marrying for two years
Iua H. Black VS.. Thomas s. Black; d.
for costs
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BENZ. F. CLINE AGENCY,
1874 E. MARKET ST.

Real Estate-Splendid six-room cottage on
Ruckle ST., north OF goth ST; sell easy terms.
Ruckle is the first street east Of Central av)
Fine residence district See US.
Real Estate--If you want to buy, sell or ex-
change real estate try
Real Estate-Three lots in Irvington one-half
square north of Washington St. two on Elm St,
one on First St, east of Elm ST.; want
offer on these lots.
Real Estate-Modern nine-room house North
Pennsylvania St; this property is in fine condi-
ton; bath, furnace and all modern conveniences;
price So, 500; easy terms; VIII trade for cottage
Real Estate-Splendid east-front lot on Park
av north of 23d St, 80 feet frontage by 1S2 feet
price $3.50; easy terms
Real Estate-Modern, nine-room house. west
terms.
Real EsSate-East-front lot on Logan St, one
square east of East ST. one-half square north
of Raymond ST.; only $500 each; worth $500; be
quick If you want one
Real Estate-Look at southeast corner Of Ruck-
le and goth SITS; $4,000: room on 10th ST. for
another house; easy terms.
Real Estate-If you want fine home on Me-
ridian st. or Delaware. Pennsylvania St. see
me; have special bargains that will bear in
vestigation
fontaine ST. near 18th ST.; good barn, city water,
block pavement this is snap.
Real Estate-Twenty lots Indiana polls St,
one square east of Northwestern-av. car line;
trade for equities or pay cash difference.
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Anna NJ. Sanders yesterday decided to
Samuel and Matthew Hays the nine-room
residence and lot at the corner of North
western avenue and Twenty-sixth street for
5000. Charles T. Boyer also sold Messrs.
Hays a fat building on Sixth street for
$1,000. In this sale Mr.. Boyer acquired
three lots on East Washington street for
81 500 and the balance OF the sale price in
cash. The sales were conducted through
the B. f. Cline agency.
John 8. Berryhil sold to Frederick Kremp
through the Ralston & Camden agency
fifty-acre tract of land on Thirtieth street
east of the Pendleton pike for $500. The
sale of a five-room cottage at 1105 North
Senate avenue by Mrs. Sarah Ensley was
negotiated by this firm.
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CHARGE AGAINST A COUPLE.
AR. and Mrs. Edward West Held {,
the Grand Jury.

Judge Stubs yesterday bound Mr.. aid
Mrs Edward West over for the action pr
the grand Jury on the charge of grand lag
eeny. Mrs. West is a professional nurse
and Is accused Of stealing various articles
OF property and jewelry TO the value OF 5000
from Mrs. Mollie Hewitt No. rs North
Senate avenue, while she was i'll and Mis-.
vest was her nurse. The report of tae
theft was made TO the police few da IS
ago and the arrest of the two followed after
Pney had been located In Anderson.
: curing the questioning by the detectives
AT the police station before the man aad
woman were locked up Mrs. West tried TO
hide a pocket knife in an old rubber coat
IN the detectives room. but was seen from
Ihe street and the knife found and identi-
fed by the detectives The discovery Of
the thefts is said to be the immediate cause
or Mrs. Hewitts death. as the shock OF the
loss aggravated her serious condition.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


TUTEWILER & SON.
Undertakers. 129 w. Market 81. Tel fls.
New liza. ADAMS & KRIEGER. Main lisa.
Funeral directors. 159 ~. III. Lady attendant
BOTH PHONES $50
C Il. KREGELO SELLS BURGLAR-PROOf
VAULT THAT GHOULS CANNOT BREAK
223 N. DELAWARE ST.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN : (I.icensed
embalmers.) Can ship diphtheria and
scarlet fever. Lady embaimer for
ladies and children. 40 ~. ILL.,
nois street. Telephone 81. new and old.
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II you are looking for eight-roou, modern
house, north, fine street. splendid neighbor-
hood. appraised at $3.50. come at once.
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nished BY the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. III East Market street. Both tsle-
phones zoos:
George 7; Kspler 70 Harry z. Myers.
Fletcher's I'd Brookside add. Crook
cs side av, near istn so H70
e. pla TX: Lot Y and pit Lot y. , Windsor .o ~
same as above DECENTRALIZATION. 100000
William schwegman to Louis schweg- n
sub. A. e. FIetcher's I'd add. scor
Windsor st and Commerce ay).......... 10000
William Wright to oran C. Goens. Lot
x Hubbard ct al. sub of Outlet IL.
Southeast add. CArthur st. near Cot
oran E. Goens to Edna Wright. same ...
Marion T,,s, tr;,sts - WI. N0O
va Il TIP i. Center township a5S, i's'0'
city of Indianapoii polls o. di Ii s St. y hear
Charles NJ Cross. trustee. to Alfred n
H sonham ct n Gx: Lots , and $ Biz !.
ington. Emerson av, Burgess ST.. 100000
Charles I: Boyer to Jacob c. Yuncker.
Highland av and Michigan sp..::...... $4,000
Jacob C. Yu1ck 1sI,, to Charles T Boyer
west add. West st. near 18th sD...... 100000
Rachel c. Kistner to Elizabeth B: Nc
ALABAMA St, near Goth ST. M 5sOooo
John J. Cooper to Alfred NJ; Pick. Lot
(Union ST. rear Iowa sD....-..........- 6Sooo
Chas. A. Owen to Geo. Stultz. Lot $50.
Miller < Wactsers Park way add Qst
st or 9th ST, near Schurmann av.)... 4oo.oo
Chas. A. Brown to Jas. Howard, Lot IL,
Browns 18th st add u2th st, near .,, A.
DroohS '0'''
Kreglo. pit Lot z, So 2s. c. of 1. New
York ST. near Indiana av.)........."... ........
Chas. E. Kreglo et al. to Mabel N.
kreglo, pt Lot Z, as last above.
Chas. E. kreglo ct al. TO Jno. L. Kreglo.
pts Lot 2, above......................
Bessie Boyer to Wesley ID. McNeely. Lot
III, Hosbrook's Prospect-st add. MA
dera st, near Wallace ST. ............... 10000
Enos Hall ct al. to Enos r. Fenton. II
"a. W u, sec 8. TIP 10. 2. Wayne ,o
,townsnip9 ;..........:..,c.. .;..;;.....;..': l."
Henry G. Bakemeyer to Orris Francis, q
X Lot 49, Bakemeyer's sub Bakemeyer's
add. (Bakemeyer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I75OO
Milton Tomlinson to Sevola Richcreek,
Lots IS and SO Carpenters Home place
add. jackson ST. near Addison ST.. LOO
Chas. z. Kreglo ct al. Mary 1. Nc
sub of Outlet 81. elm st, near Pine
ST. Also pt Lot T. So %. c. of 1. New
York st. near Indiana av.) Also pit Lot
100 in IA, Crown Hill Cemetery.
Geo. B. Yandes to Jno. w. Williams.
pit W Y WI sec %. tip l6, A. Pts
township. 2fst st and Belt r. RI. 100000
Albert Bates to Mary FISHER. trustee
Lot is. William II. Traub's add. New
York st, near Lynn sD ................. LOO
Mary I. Fisher. trustee, to Albert Bates
Thomas J. Trusler to Ed Whitaker,
Lots % and a. Blk 9. Tuxedo Park. 10000
Tran-fers gE total consideration. ,727Oo
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT

SUPREME COURT.
New Suit
1915 The Lafayette G. Indianapolis Rap
ID transit Railway Company VS. Charles
r. Butter ct al Boone c. c. Record. AS
slgnment Of errors. In term. Bond Appel
iant petition to transfer to Appellate
Minute
1898 The First National Bank of Sey-
mour VS.. William w. Isaacs, county treas
urer. jackson c. G. Appellants brief (S.)
APPELLATE COURT.
Minute
4442. James III. Mccoy VS.. the Board of
Trustees OF Town of Cloverdale. Putnam
Z. c. Appellee's brief 4)
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COAL COMBINATION.


The Marion county grand jury made a
final report for It's October session yea
terday. A number OF petty jail cases weise
dismissed and indictments were returned
against William Morgan for petit larceny;
Henry Waters for petit larceny; James
Harris, assault and battery with intent 10
Bill; Mamie Green. grand larceny, ard
Emanuel Kennedy, burglary.
The grand jury will reasSemble Mondsy
for another session and Judge Afford iI.-
Etructed 1T to make inquiry into the charges
that q combination, In violation of laH',
had been formed among the local coal deas-
ers The court said the testimony should
be weighed without fear or favor, and If II
warranted indictments they should be r.-
turned Prosecutor Ruckelshaus will have
q conference with Attorney General TaS-
IOr before taking the inquiry up before tie
pleted this month it Will be continued dur
Ing the Decemher session
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THE COURT RECORD.
CIRCUIT COURT.

Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Company
vs. Caroline V. La Rue ct al: mechani IS
uen- Plaintiff dismisses cause. Costs
paid
Mary Z. Hobbs VS.. Indianapolis Street.
railway Company: damages. Plaintiff DIS
misses cause. Judgment against plainsin
Tor costs
Joseph p. Thomas ct al VS. Nellie Ship
ARD ct al: partition. Commissioners se-
port OF sale approved Sale confirmed
Deed approved. Rockford * Wall, attor-
neys. allowed SIS A. J. Meyer, commits
honer, allowed SO for services
Valentine w. Hornirg vs. Anna Ho@n-
nss divorce Defendant defauited. Ssh
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Building Permits.

Cohen Bros, house, Stewart street, $3.50.
Genevieve Dorey. dwelling, 2501 Central. 50. 200.
Indianapolis Foundry Company, brick. Harding
street, 1000.
c. J. Gardner. repairs, 1902 North Alabama,
500.
Calvin Campbell cottage, Germania avenue,
$40.
c. F. and L. B. Sneed. remodeling, 724 North
West 800.
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Giles Sues Anderson.

j. w. Giles has sued Howard AndersC n.
jIn the Superior Court. a motorman. for
5000 damages for alleged alienation iof
MS wifes affections. which caused her ito
neglect Giles and his child.
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NOTICE-See John A. Smith about by buying
farms. large or small. IS ingalls, Block.
NOTICE ROLLYN HAWKINS. Heating and
Nentilating Expert Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and made 10 heat Telephone
for references. 114-ll6 Virginia v.
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LOST-Lady's gold watch; .'E. c." engraved cn
case. Return TO 1241 North New Jersey street..
New phone zSos; reward.
LOST-Plans for house. on Massachusetts ava.
or ~ Delaware St Finder please return 20
JOHN H. WARNER. iii Ashland ave-: rewara.
LosT-Iadys Huntington case watch Win
name. Minnie Coppersmith, on inside and Il.
C. on the outside: watch was lost on Mass. av.,
between New jersey st. and posto(1ce- Liberal
reward = Teturned 70 ~ North New Jsrssy ~
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.cRANE-stephen ID. Crane. at a. m. Nov s.
Brother TO l. G.. +. W. Crane and Mrs j. b
sFansler. Funeral viii take place from the resi-
icence OF his sister, Mrs. j. b Fansler. 6oi North
Capitol avenue.
sROBERTS-Mrs. Nellie Roberts. only daughter
OF John and Dora Pritchard and wife Of X. II.
Roberts, at Cambridge City. at 230 p. m. Satur-
day. Nov. s. 1902. Burial will take place Mon
day 2.30 p. m. at Capitol Hill Cemetery. Cam
bridge City. Friends invited.
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MINES AND MINING.

GREATEST GOLD DEPOSIT EVER SEEN
5000 acres. including mountains OF gold ore
timber coal. silver. water power. fruit lands
healthy climate; town sites: stock, 75c per share
par value 81. fully paid and worcestershire; mex.
block 80 cts: will 20 TO many times par value:
we guarant safety and profit; dividends quar-.
terly. Write for prospectus and list OF 60 share;
holders who inspected properties, to MILTON
GEORGE Financial Agent Eagle Mining and
Improvement Co. of New Mexico, 314 Tacoma
Bldg, Chicago, ILL.,
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
congregational.
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-The Temple, corner
delaware and Tenth streets II. c Meserye.
pastor. l4ll Park avenue. Sunday school, $50.
Morning service with preaching by the pastor.
lv.4o. NO evening service. Seats free. All well
come.