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ct. Olaf College

Rprtbfelb, Wirn.. ~bespnbsr. ON Cub oil.
FIN girtiombeb hen ODE September.
StolsH bar II rssulare aarete. Den sr
inooelt | en- GfaoemiafoeIins os en- College
afoelina, bper paa A War. goneaet bar TO
aurier, ct HASN'T os ct &ealfurius (Scienti-
fe Course). 8 Gtuoemtet er Der tire 8ur.
Ter, ct flasiiit, ct Gealfurius o. ct ensslit
anrins. De to f%pritneonte iprbereoer for
be to tiliparenbe &urier / GoIeget. Set
engelite aurius a~iiluttes / Gtabemiet o.
forbereper for bet praftiIte Sin.
Saabe Gutter os Bigger optasss.
gleper optaseS I aIe 8lasier, iorubiat be
bar be BERTH npboenoise aunbfaber.
Spr Suitiou, 8Rrelie, 2ps o 10. betales I
Giaoemist $49.25 Naret, I goaegsaibsIinsen
S3425. &pit faass for s1.75 usen.
StpIen bar ogiaa en- Muitaibelins, |
Sbilteu Der sipes unosroisnins / BtanpipiI.
De, fom MATTE snite Sfolens 8atnlog,
ipm ienoes irit, eler andre C~plbsuinssr,
benpenoe fig til SfpleHs greIibent
Z. n. 3iioabL
RortBfelo, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01

pan Meiic Seras % aanins % bar,
ifsIge @reo til Observation-Disclosures
6ormanS beisst Gurefa, aonias,
Wormanna, 81 Campo % Souiton
FAINT omIigsenbe Steoer ! Tesas. 8
Gurefa itnnbieoe ban en- ltges lib og
inopieSe en- airfe iTaft. @dlftaos
aaIo. s 81 Campo er Der llbiigt til,
at en- Wenisbeo fan bIipe oannet. 5
Souiton berintoo ipnes Der at bore
Iioen firfeIis Srteresie, % be Der
boenSe norife ipnes life at brp fig
itsrre ON at lore binonben at fienoe.
s Sen forte SiS, ban bar p9ret bet,
bar ban Sos funbet omfrine 100 nor.
lie 5amiIier. Ssnbag Den 20Se pre-.
bifeSe ban paa SormibSag | g,tsuita.
no Spnobens airfe | gaIneiton oa ON
aftenen iflIOe ban boloe enselif Brp.
6ifen. S @oIneiton er ineen norlf
elIer banff Werigbeb. Bnitor Gan.
ION t9nfer ogida paa at beige Sen.
nings, 9ouiiiana, bpor s. auberim os
2. S. Sobnion Dor. 9erfra sanr ban
til gaitorerne 2unoIps .og Neroigs
9aIo / RebraIfa og' Dibere giennem
WerigbeSerre | Soma os Sen oeItlige
Del al bort Samfuno.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01

fontrn
ming
fine
rap.
at oRl
Star,
be TIN,
rnarfir
dip
buHo.
Sanldl
SHobb
bpen.
StureII
gen og
Stdrer,
Its8et |
boIbtp
ira Se
SnShpI
beruIns
bira al
@oosei
StDebbI
g2eQeul
ilut or
inarTa,
Of biSid
terrier
for iaar
Raar
urnrib e
nler De,
-eruC
,dd z
,laHtituI
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she 1
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01

Mrrfelis not es Der fun iaa al
@iafterne, Der brpber fie ont at taae
iloset at ben operfIsoise Mao nieb I'd
bieun.
geo WaaItibets eIutnins ff buer
Giait meb fis en- aGffe meb gbofoIo.
De iarnt aoneeparrets giIIe6e.
Hon Weien tiIbage fra Miboooeu
,rtboer bf pIuoieIis Brinien at MaIes
irteo @emoIinbe ianrt gsforte, Der
bender tiIboae fra SeItmaoItibet I
"Jolfets Salads. Oct bsie gor
bilies meb rinsenoe Surroer, lao
titles liot efter Iibt M9naoen 40 iii
De forffiellige Siem eler SmntbuI.
Ter; Seitens Dag er forbi, o. foran
Dem logger after SperoaasIipets araa
einerlei, Rsben os Glenbiebeoens
glnoelsie 9aee for airmpebpens
babe Wiaion Gattise, Der isas iaI.
falo bar ipift fig matte.
Waaffe er Der Sniinoer af Senne
babe RiIion, Der life peb, at Song
eonaro, oeres fonselise Bert, Zig.
ger ipg, os Tom berfor I fit Sierte
misunber BAN, Der bper Dag tan lepe
til Geit, iom be bar giort bet ioaa. ~.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
LUTHERAN LADIES' SEMINARY.
Red Wing, MINI.

Sor9lbre, Der bar 8stre, be tRn.
fer at ienoe til en- eaer anoen SfoIe,
bebes ON at ooerueie fsleenbe:
l.. 9a 2utberan Gables Semina.
rp er en- SfoIe ubeIuffeube for 3ptn.
Der fan ben tase ipeeieIt Senipn til
beres ltboannelie og SpbraseIie.
2. Senne SfoIe er en- fuIbtlto
Iiitberif @nitaIt, os fun friiteIieiir.
Sebe % peIififfebe 9erere aniattes.
3. &eIigion er tour9ent SfoIefag.
4. Ml llnberpisuing feres | Cubs
Srbs Cps.
8. Rsiagtigt SiIipn BABES meb
ale @leoer, % Sust og Srben inc.
ffj3rpes.
6. gnbper gIens gpner % anlHs
l9sges usie Rerfe til, iaa at oct
melt mrIige llbbptte Of SfoIetiben
fan faces.
7. SfoIebpeniuoens geIigserbeS
er ifisn, og ct iunoere Steo fan bel
neppe ftnbes.
s. gpeutngeu er beniigtsm9sfigt
inbrettet, og @GreIierie er bsie, Ipie
90 eobt pentiIerebe.
9. Sslgenbe 8lirier bpoes:
Classical. Sar.
Seminary. War.
Normal. Nar
Domestic Economy. aar.
Conservatory of Music, instrument
tai and vocal. til 3 Var.
Art Department. Gar.
Elocution. Nar.
Business Branches:
Typewriting,
Shorthand,
Bookkeeping.
Oct nRite SfoIeaar bespnber Den
9be September. Seno itrar efter Den
npe 9atalos. Den aiper usiogtis
SpIpSning ON alt pebrsrenbe $50.
lens Drift, Sag etc. gIeoer. iom ter.
fer of fomme. bsr fire Tic 8GreIie
ba Salpoelen alereoe er tague. Man
bsr ogiaa lGsse Yferfe til. al SGreIic
/ onoen Gtdse foiter mere END paa
treble.
Seno efter ben npe aatalog. Zen
iaaes frit peo at tiIitrine 8eitpreren.
8. aIen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01

&nnocS SGupSr.
Shl0. thco,. !. 2erchI bolrcr
norF Re,iqionaitoIc / Ct BAIL Nc.
rjahcN. Toitor &rchaugb& SuIb.
Zen S3.nurige Yoit. 8. ". Berg
"iFrioer 'ru fin Sp9eicr3 ct Iarst bier.
teIiot 9rer til fine gcmner % @nt.
beoEbreOrc "a opiorbrer ii1r ole
Somiuuo&tcnmer til mc0 Sper ~
bcito0e / Su]bfriptioneu iii ben me
Gre'tcifctcbpening.
Qaitor :. anbcrien bar moSta.
get Sab ira nor 8reIiers R~erisbeb ::
armitrors % So8Oa Renigbeoer /
Tori9th, Soma.
- Eoit. s. u. Berger ! Sort 8ar.
iom er fulot til Brett for 9~ougSoiuaer
Ncnj8beo / ToIt 60. Mtinp., o. Gre.
ioI0igbebS ReHisbeo. 8rano Sorts.
RorO Gafota.
SmmonucIs WenigbeS / WiiI.
pautee. 8tS., bar npIig lat lin airte
/ goo Staa0. Reuig5cocn bar mSnn
life iaaet noaen init @rcit citer at b..
itor Sobuicu iorlo0 0cn.
"SuObGrersR meooeler: Bait
s. u. SauioR bar iom 1isiionsiu,
perintenoeut ! ben ienere SiS pRrst
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
&Grere snfes.

Scandinavia Geaoemp Gsioeidtion pnTfer
to 2Rrere-en iort Brincipal os en- ipm
lGrtr ! gopt8eepins, 8enmanibip, Sbort'
bano oip.
E~rincipalen ma haoe gpnese'l1oban.
nellie, begge maa bore 2utberanere % BELT
norfte, men iftad tlnre Gn9elit til Sulofon.
menbeo. G~nigsninser ienoes til unbsr.
tesneoe. DR.. 7. !. THoRsoN,
Secy. Board of Directors, Scandinavia
Academy Assn, SCANDINAVIA, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
Gppiersoassboaen.

Set er mig en- @Iabe at hume ftee. at
ieg fpnes. SsSielsoassbosen er en- pen
BOG for enbper Samilie at babe l fit
GUS, Sen er bent iioitbret; gapir o.
Srbf er gcbt, oe fotn gt9mie egner ben
iig fortrinIis os bill Tom idaSau siere
2bffe. Sat for goeenl - arb. s. Sobns
ion, &inbreS, 81. Sal.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
Sfplelerer % 9irfefanser

snifes 5ebemdrten Renisbeb. Ser
bolbes 8 Raaneoers Sfole. $25 os Scott
pr. Waaueb. 8esiioeu pleier fomme
2rrere at bolbe 2 Rdanebef | en- Habcs
meuigbeb. airteidnsersYof Isnnes
meb $50, os Offer pda be ire itore OFT
tiSer. gR. ~9aneeIdno,
$50 Carlisle, Nttrn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
MnmeIoelie.

1.-The Small Catechism of DIR. Martin
Luther in Verse with Music" by Rev.
A. G. H. 0vern, Salt Lake City, Utah.
8aitor Sbern bar pad guseIf uO9is
bet gutbers adtetismns orriat | Wers
% Dim. Sdns Sanfe 1crmeb bar iioens
toii o9ret at faa uuget 8atefismers
Sdubbeoer irb | bore Smaa, o8 bet pan
en- iaaodn Rdabe og | iaaoan Sorm, at
&c beler dIorig maotts gIemmes, 9iens
g~ioelien er eutel, flar og letfdttelig.
Sber bnert Summer er en- lioen Ruiits
tctit augiben. Relooierue er 1ur bet
mefte taaue fra bet Spiie, paa ct var
lI~nbtagcIier rGr, Der er Sorfatterens
egue 9ompoittiuner. 8o9eu Itogisr mels
LEM 40 a 80 Sioer, al Sormat roget
iterre cub ben norite 9atetisme os er
foribnet meo IA rigtig oafrc SIuitratios
rer for Ssru. SnObolo er iom feIser:
~ @iengibslie al fem Barter | Q @ers.
81 9e ii Sub / flere Beers. 81 lrtitlers
ne / 10 8ers. A. SdSerpor | 10 gers.
81 9dobeu | II Beers. 81 abiolution /
7 gers. y GIterens Satran,ente / IS
gers. 81 Rorgen o9 aftenbsnnen. 81
Ssnner for os efter RaaItibet. Sosen
er toctbele imutt uoitbret % fan BIZ til
tor g~eIiignelie, 6oor ben blir ret brugt.
Sbt at fi6be gsgsr for gsru blot iom
Hoier 90 Segetei, uben at Snnobeben
iuoprentcs, BIZ piit Tibet eaone. ON
Smaabsrn peb Robers Sang funoe faa
lrre at frsmiige % npnne bisie emile
@ers - ia o9iaa be Born. Tom enbuu
life a II lGie - ba oiloe oeiaa ben sobe
SGbs Srugt bit omiiber tomme tilibne
meo tit blioeube @9ro for 2ibet. Seune
lille Satetismes Sanebos eener fla osiaa
bel til lug / Ssnbagsfp.en
9ogen fan faaes meb RapiromiIag
for Toe pr. Stpfte; / 99rreosbinS for
15c.
0aau benbcuSe fla til Sbe 8ooS Seeb
Societp, 456 60. Sourtb Street Gait.
Salt Sate gttp, lltab.
RisIe (Biers
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
100 g~ibeIafnit for ssnSass. 90

lUU Stpelafutf TOT Spnoagss %
SSe~rbasSifolen.
GGiereus SpmGriiombeb benleoes paa
en- BOG, ION netup er ltotommet fra
Srbtteu, 90 ion iiffsrt bill faa itor uobres
BELLE, naar 8oaen fommer til oeres
G1tro Tab, iom ineresierer fig for Huber
ptsntng | SUBS Orb.
Sogeu er canet for anbagtsihinber /
Ssnoagss og SoerbagsIfoIen % for
~"reiponiioe rcabtug" % blroe brlges /
enbper 8eIigionsiiole uoen Senipu til
Samfuuosgrruisr; tbi ben ~inoeboloer
nm paSieuoe gtbeIafinit for Ssrn, bens
tct ira bet gamIe iaapel ium fra bet npe
Seitamente.
Sen itsrite Sci af lIbeifterne forbrns
bet meo Srptningeu er onffet oeb en-
SaSiebeboISnins, iom "SGuesforeuinacn
tor HeltgtonsI folen" babbe, hporfor Yris
len paa benne goe meb 115 Siber %
uomGrtet tuoburbet iGIees til bet ppers
maaoe laoe Yris al 10 Gents. men iaa
or bet Sa u9ian at baabe, at ben bill blibe
tnofert / noritc @Ieniabeber pau ale
Sarlter al Sauoet.
So9cns gibelafintt bar ale en- Snos
boIoSfortegneIie, % rgsmpeISis ifaI ans
tercS De iey fbrite:
!. "Serren er goo Os rctSis, oerfpr
u%nnerbiicr ban Sbnberen ON geieu."
2. "2opeus to itore BIB"
3. .S1GrIt8benens llSiprirs oe beps
4 Salt 2GrSom % Seus Earer."
D.. 'Qoor cIiteIige CT Serreus Sors
8onroc."
6. "6GSre sin Saoer % bin gtuoer."
Ge foritieui8e Efiuit feIger iamme
Srontn0 ION Ro~rtoppiSaus Sorflarina:
Dog 'aaIcScS. ar femti uSeisr ct afIut.
tet belle, 90 S%amIIrgcu fan iaaIsoes faIs
oes tcr'tc % anoeu aGtte.
Strto ibag otter Sosen. o. finbes
Den at pGre ~prattiif. Iaa isa at oisre
rettr %chtommcnSe interesIeret / al foo
Den trNfnrt | 9arncTtoler.
Nm nogct CperihiS pcS Sdlact ifuISe
etooIor9, 'oo bar man tGntt, at bette
buroc ttIiaINc ct @grncbicm, % man bill
loaIeoeS ic, al Den gobc Gag pna n,ouoe
Ytoaoer rrentmes ceO at faa 8ooen JpIat
og uebrcbt.
So8en oil bIios for SaIa, ON mtIiot,
enbucr norit SoabauoeI. men foreIs'
p'9 ott man bcba9e at tribe til auaSs
6nrg SubItibtus Suuie, gtiuneappiis.
Riun.
Satolos for Screen 2utbsran 9oleoe.
Selpeu, Sotpa, l901s1902,
Nt1th ANNUAL OF The ,actfic lutheran
Stacemp ano Suitusis euueae, Yorf.
lamb. 3aib.
/. Ct CInf College. RortbFeIS. Piun
FOR l9Ols1902. S~nSeboIScr po,o,
S~aIne9lsrsIie for Sipleaaret 19O2s1SO3
Ep Spseboa for SusmsSre. ", or
T. Suaph. Rou bsrer lite ficIseu frrm !,
tsrt Den aHie MOB &c biStiI ~foreIioocune
~So9ebs8er. az DC iipIgc lit anIra tnoer
aItior nteget peuipu til Samilier. Ser
bar noiina riseIige Subtomiter oo mere
atner Stltrtfter pau. bpcrSau SclaobS,
toN Hal ttlberebeS. Seuue q on IN,
ecboIser life aupisnins paa Selifobss
retter, men Ncttcr iii Set ooaliae @r,,o
jepn boraelia Mae. iom. bpis ben ttIops q
nstagti8 sfier oiSie Spfrifter, bIir baaSe
bllig % ~peiImageuee. 8oeen or uSfom
met hos S~oabauhler Z. ". Sernseu ,
Srtltiania 90 toiter / Yapbinb, portofrit
tiIienot 10 Gents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04
new DIRICIBLE BALLOON
ANOTHER FRENCH INVENTION TEST
ED AND FOUND TO WORK WELL.
Airship Made by the Lebaudy Broth
ers Able to Move Against a Stin
Wind-GeneraI Foreign News.

PARIS, Nov. at has been known for
some time past that the Brothers Lebaudy
and an engineer named Julliot have been
constructing a Siderable balloon, but such
secrecy has been observed that little or
nothing has been published about the new
flying machine. A newspaper reporter now
says that he witnessed the first experiment
with the new balloon, which, he asserts,
occurred yesterday at Romert Lebaudy's
country house, near Bonsieres. where the
airship was constructed. The balloon
assembled to a height of about twenty yards
with two persons in the car. 1t was held
down by ropes and the motor drove the
airship against a stiff breeze. After maneu-
yers lasting half an hour, during which sew
eral circuits of the park where the expert
ment was conducted were made. the airShip
was replaced in it's shed. Engineer Juliet,
who had charge of the motor, said he was
completely satisfied with the test. but de-
clined to be interviewed.
The reporter describes the Lebaudy bal
loon as similar in appearance TO but twice
the size of those of NJ. 1t
Is sixty-four and one-half yards long ana
twelve yards in diameter. The car is five
and one-half yards long and can hold three
persons. The propeller is driven by a motor
OF forty horse power. The owners OF the
new airship are anxious to avoid publicity
concerning 1T until 1t has made a trial
trip to Paris and return.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04

opposed to such methods and he thought
the party that would retort to them ought
20 be exposed. The Instructions follow:
"First-Oficers to be 1t polling place by
half past 3 O'Clock. arrange seats so as
TO keep Republican officefs' backs to booths
much as possible.
s.Second-TEe Democratic poll clerk seat
ed closest TO booth with the pencils at his
command. =
-Third-Democratic POSI- clerk Is TO go In
booth first with the maA who has TO have
his ticket made out. and so spraddle out
as TO keep the Republican clerk back SO
he can mark IL DemocSatic. II he can't
do that he Is to have a biece of lead under
his nail and spoil the tisket.
"Fourth-In case the man who has TO
have his ticket made But and wants TO
vote a mixed ticket thf Democratic clerk
Is TO check as he desires (unless he has a
chance to do otherwiss) and then mark
one OF the Democratic cOuncilmen opposite
on Republican, so as to kill the ticket.
"Fffth-One smart fellfw is to be selected
early and Is to have a piece of paper size
and color OF ballot. AID is 10 forge the
Initials OF clerks and Cote a blank and
carry out the genuine fallot, then fix that
ballot Democratic and ouy a voter, send
him in to vote this tiCfxet and bring out
another given him by Che clerk.
-Sixth-No man is to .be challenged out
side. IL is to be done Inside by board and
not let him know whaf for.
~"Seventh-The sheriff lis to let a bunch
OF men at end OF entrstlce and keep back
those who they are instructed for. so as TO
have a chance to crowd in some bought
men.
"Eighth-Do anythings and everything to
Deat-keep up a stiff appearance"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04
MISS BIGGER IN JAIL.
Former Actress S~urrenders to a Sher-
i'm Who Didn't Want Her.

FREEHOLD. N. j., Nov. 3.-Miss Laura
Biggar, for whom a warrant was issued
for attempt at fraud in connection with the
will of the late millionaire, Henry M. Ben
nett, experienced much difficulty in gain
ing admission to the county Jail when she
appeared at the sheriff's office to-day and
announced that she desired to surrender
herself. The difficulty arose over the fact
that the warrant was in the hands OF a
constable at Asbury Park and the sheriff
declined to take the responsibility or lock-
ing the would-be prisoner up until the doc
ument had been ormally served on her.
Miss Biggar, finding the sheriff obdurate,
insisted on waiting in the witness room
of the Jail until the constable arrived with
the warrant, when, the sheriff's scruples
having been removed, he consented to re-
ceive Miss Biggar as a prisoner.
Counsel for Miss Biggar said that since
the accusation was laid against her she
had been living in New York. She would
not. he said, accept bail so long as 1t was
not forthcoming for Hendricks and san.
ton. 1t is understood that no indictment
has yet been found against Miss Biggar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04
VI OF

NEW YORK. Nov. ARRIVED: Island.
from Copenhagen; Manstou. from London;
for Glasgow.
OF China. from Hong-ESong. Shanghai and
Hiogo for Victoria and Vancouver. b. c..
AUCKLAND, N. Z..l Nov. 3.-Arrived:
Sierra, from San Francisco, via Honolulu
and Pago-Pago. for Sydsey. N. s. w.
BOULOGNE-SUR-MER, Nov. AR
rived: Ryndam, from Nfw York for Rotter-
dam. and proceeded.
BREMEN. Nov. 3.-Asrived: Main. from
Baltimore. Sailed: Neckar, for New York
and Baltimore.
McvILLE, Nov. 3.-Srrived: Furnessia,
from, New York for Glasgow, n pro-
ceeded.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 3.-Arrived: Syl-
vania. from Boston for Liverpool.
SICILY. Nov. 3-Passed: PENNSYLVANIA
from New York for H~aSslburg.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. R-Arrived: Bavar-
Ian. from Montreal.
ANTWERP. Nov. 3<-Arrived: iceland.
from New York.
GLASGOW. Nov. 3.-Arrived: Sandman,
from Montreal.
PLYMOUTH. Nov. s.5-sailed: Plymouth.
for New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04
Cable Notes.

The steam yacht Margarita, chartered by
Charles NJ. Schwab. president of the
United States Steel Corporation, has sailed
from Genoa for Cannes.
Advices received at Hamburg from Qua
temala say that 100000 hundredweights
of this years coffee crop were lost as a
result of eruption of the volcano Santa
Maria.
London yesterday for the Antarctic region
with a number of members of the Scottish
National Antarctic Association under the
leadership of William >. Bruce, OF New
burg, on board.
The seconds of the Marquis De Dion and
M. Gerault Richards, of the Petite Re-
publique, met in Paris yesterday and agreed
on the conditions of a duel to be fought
is understood the encounter is to take
place in the suburbs of Paris.
The steamer Oceanic, which sails from
Liverpool Wednesday for New York. will
take over $50 saloon passengers, including
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Babcock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Farwell of Chicago, James
Phelan, the Right Hon. Horace Plunkett
and the Hon. Claude and Lady Clodagh
Arson.
Mrs. Olga Hamilton. a daughter of Col.
Augustus Charles Frederick Fitzgeorge.
was granted a divorce yesterday in Lon
n ntn ON the he ground that he had deserted serted
her and. had been guilty of misconduct
will an unknown woman. Mrs. Hamilton
is a granddaughter of the Duke of Cam
bridge. Mr.. Hamilton is a son of Sir f.
A. Hamilton. baronet. and Is a distant rela-
tive of the Duke of Abercorn.
The dismissal from the Russian army of
the Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch,
uncle of the Car, which was officially
announced on Sunday, was due to his re-
cent marriage to the Baroness Pistolkoff.
with whom he has been acquainted for the
past three. years. and who got a divorce
from her husband in order to marry the
grand duke. 1t is said that the grand
duke has also been banished from the Rus
sian court for ten years. He will settle at
Cannes, France.
The Temps of Paris relates an exciting
experience of Mrs. William j. Kerr, widow
OF an American painter. with an armed
burglar. When the police finally took the
intruder from g. closet in which he had
seereted himself, it was found he was
armed with a razor and carried a gag and
an electric lamp. Mrs. kerr's home is on
the Avenue Martin, and the incident at
tracts attention owing to the reign of
terror that has followed the killing of
seven women in the neighborhood.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04

Election Inspectors Urged to Send I'm
Reports Early.

Arrangements have been completed by
the newspapers OF the city for receiving
and tabulating returns on the election in
Marion county. and all election inspectors
are urged to facilitate the work by sending
in reports to the newspaper bureau at 35
West Pearl street as soon as they can be
prepared. Blanks nave been furnished all
the inspectors and they are requested TO
fill these out and send them in. To avoid
the possibility OF a mistake inspectors are
warned not TO send these reports to the
newspaper offices. as their value will be
lost by that. They should be sent direct
TO 80 West Pearl street. In case inspectors
have no time to bring the reports to the
bureau, or cannot send them, they may
make use Of two telephones, which the
bureau will place at their disposal tonight.
Telephone Main 10 on the old phone, and
A93 on the new, connect with the bureau.
No place was left on the blanks fur
nished election inspectors for a report on
the result of the race for county treasurer.
inspectors are urged to set the vote for
county treasurer out on the blanks they
were furnished In addition to the names
specifically asked for.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Chas. E. Malpas is home from Washing
ton, d. c., to vote.
Rev. Tilman Hobson is holding special
services each evening at the First Friends
Church, corner Thirteenth and Alabama
streets.
The local Council of Women will hold
its monthly meeting at the Propylaeum
this AFTERNOON Mrs. IT, Day Will ae-
liver an address on Women and the
Law"
George NJ. Billings, CD North New Jer-
sey street, was found unconscious In the
corridor of the Denison Hotel at $3.50 o'clock
in the ambulance. Billings was uncon-
scious from pain due 10 illness.
The Rev. M. L. Haines, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, announced yes
dianapolis Minister'S Association that the
State Charities Conference would be held
in his church. Nov. 16 TO Is.
The contract for the mechanical and
electric equipment of the indianapolis Fed
eral building was yesterday awarded to
Joseph McWilliams, of Louisville. KY, by
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Tay-
lor. All work is to be completed within
general contract for construction. The
date for the completion of the general con-
struction is Nov. Z. 1904. McWilliams's bid
was Sill LOS.
Tickets for the lecture of Charles Denison
kellogg, TO be given in Tomlinson Hall on
Monday evening. Dec. /. have been put on
sale and can be secured at the Manual
Training High School or from any student
of the school. The entertainment is for
the benefit of the senior classes of the NJ.
T. H. s.. and the proceeds are to be used in
purchasing a gift for the school. Mr.. Kel-
iogg's talk centers around the bird Kingdom
and will be on the order OF Thompson
Seton's lecture on animals. The speaker
has a natural gift OF initiating tie sounds
of the inhabitants OF the feathered tribe,
and il is said that his entertainment Is ex-
ceedingly novel as we'll as interesting and
instructive. Mr.. Kellogg also carries with
him a photograph, into which he has re-
corded the songs of many birds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-04
Obituary.

APPLETON, Wis, Nov. 3.-Capt. Wei
come Hyde, a lineal descendant of Lord
Hyde, of England. and one of the last of
Appleton's pioneer residents, died to-day
from old age and general debility. Captain
Hyde was born in Milton, VT, in 1924. He
came to Wisconsin in 1S4S and engaged in
the lumber business.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-The Rev.
George Wilson, q w~idely-known P~resbyteri-
an and author, died to-day, aged eighty
five. He attracted much attention before
and during the civil war as a lecturer
against slavery.
ELKHART LAKE, Wis, Nov. 3.-M.
Gottfried, the millionaire Chicago brewer,
who had made his home here for the past
twelve years, died tonight. He had been
ill with pneumonia nearly three weeks.
TECUMSEH, Neb., Nov. 3.-Joseph e. La
master, a pioneer Nebraska legislator and
Federal ~oficeholder and one of the most
prominent politicians in the State, died here
this evening, aged seventy-two.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-Heinrich Rickers, the
Freisinnige leader in the Reichstag, died
to-day.