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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-28

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@eeenoen erpBen S6aoen an.
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mittleren 9bdler, nit Iusnabtae
BON Soma uno b%earensten 9beilen
bon Sninpis unb Wiiiouri, ausae=
seidnete Sortidritte eemadt. Sn
Soma 1T Der 6tano Der Bflan5e auf
bpbeeleeenen 2dnoereien 5iemli6
gut, ieoDh baben ibm ueberldmem=
mungen in ben sSluBnieoerunaen in
ben iuoli9en uno 0itli6en Tbeilen
bes Staates, lumie AUDI in nDrolt=
hen SainDis erDBen S6aoen 5uz
sefiiet.
6Dhft eunitiee Nabribten treffen
aus Mebrasfa, &anias uno ben
erDBeren Ibeilen BON Ntiiiouri uno
SGinois elm unb AUDI aus benz
Obiotbale miro cine entidiebene
8e1ieruue i'm Stanoe Der Bflanse
beribtet.
8eeen baben Die grnte oes 8inz
termei5eus in ben auBer1t nDroli6en
| @egenoeu geitDrt uno marett aub III
ben mittlersn 3bdlern Dem Dreiden
u%nelnitie, SIM unteren Wtihouris
tbale puroe cine b~eoeutenoe Wenge
oes in @arben itebenoen 8ei5ens be-
ihdoigt.
Sn Californian weroer Die grnte<
arbeiten fortaeIebt uno in Oregon,
po iib Die 8ei5enahren lbDn fiilIen,
bat bielelbe begonnen. SnoeB bat
Der @ei5en in Oregon lotpobl, mie
in @aibingtDn burb Die lebten BEEF
tieen Winoe beoeutenoen S@aoen
gelitten.
Der Sommerpeisen fat in ben
bauptiddlib iolben probucirenoen
Staaten quite Sprtlhritte ,eemabt
ieoD9 bat er in einSelnen @egenoen
ourb 6agellblag Sbaoen gelitten.
Die 9aferernte iItin ben Suoltaaz
ten beenoet unb in ben mittleren
gbdlern i'm @ange, DbtpDbl 1id Der
Safer in oenEbdlern oes Obip, oes
oberen Mii1illippi unb MiHouri, TO-
mie in Der @eeenb Der Seen fart ees
legt bat, lit Der aaeemeine Stanb au=
frieoeniteuenb.
8aumtpDlle leioet, Dbtpobl Iid ibr
Stano alIgemein eebeiiert fat, in
9beilen Der beiben garolinas i'm
nDroliden mittleren 9beile Der
8~aumwoareeion uno inn du@
Beriten nDrbpeitliden unb lao=
neitliben Tbeile BON 9eras nod
INNER in SDlge pon Diirre.
SIN erDBten 9beile bes lebt=
erwabnten Staates bat 1id Die
8Han5e normal entmidelt uuo bat
einitmeilen eeniieenoe Seuhtiefeit
Cine ueientlibe 8eiierung miro in
9beilen BON 2ouiiiana, WtilIillippi
uno Nlabama tpabraenUmnten uno
in Georgia lit Die BflanSe allae=
mein piel periprebeno.
Die Gusitbten auf Die Nepfelernte
baben iib in WiKDuri etnas aebei=
Flert uno itnb in gbeilen pon Ofla=
bona, &anlas, Nebrasfa uno W2i=
hiean gut. Die Nuslibten in Seem
Dorf fino peniger gut, ieoob blei5en
fie in &eu England giinitig. SIN
Sbio 2bale uno ben mittleren at
lantiiben Staten itebt ieoDd all
gemein cine ihlebte grnte in Nus=
fiht.
9aS 6eumaben lit i'm unteren
Weifiouri uno benz oberen Wiiiiiiiippi=
tbale, Iotpie in 9beilen Der Seeree
giDn burb &egen ununterbrDben
lno piel 5eu wirb ueroOrben per-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-28
Reifenbe u a:enten:
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Die Befurmurter Der Bonbausz
gabe baben auw niHt einer einSigen
@ruao an3ufibren getouBt, Der nibt
nit 2eihtigfeit mioerlegt meroen
fDnnte.
Den belbdftigungsloien Nrbeitern
uolIen fie mdbrenb Der itiQen 5Dms
merrnortate @eroienft aeben, 1agen
fie. @enn bas mirflih ibre ernIte
Nbfibt uno ibr Beftreben getpelen
more, oann batten fie bic Wabl i'm
MGr5 ooer Ipril, anftatt am 81.
Snli anberaumet ioDen. Denn Biz
oas @elo fir Die Bombs Hul1ia Qe=
mabt uno Der &ontraft fir ale SIR
beitett abeeidlDiien ift, baben mir
Ole toote Saiion ldngit binter uns.
Dos @eieb i6reibt ausoridlih pur,
oaB Die Staot teinen &untraft fir
eil1e Dhentlihe Mrbeit einaeben bari,
es lei oenn, baS @elo bafir be-
fnoet fid in Der &affe. Ser Ser
tauf Der Bombs nimmt aber, bis
ale TOrmalitdter erfiint itnb, mini
0eltens iebs Bis 8 Woden in Mn.
ipruh. Dies uilien Die 9erren 0ids
uno &0ni0rten AUDI gut genug, aber
iie perihmei9en es.
Wan lit nit einem Male unaez
beuer beiorgt nm Die arn1eu &inber,
oeren in ben S6ulbauiern tein @aum
a1getuieien tuerben tann. Sc muB
aber iberba1pt erit feitgefteqt mer=
ben, Db unb tpie bel folder &inoer
es giebt. Ser Shulsg Genius lift fir
bic, bic S1ulen beiufenben, &inber
nibt maBgebenb. Bon 11,000 Sim
bern befuben nab Dem 8eridt bes
Superintendent bDhltens 5000
bic SHulen uno fir bieie mag ia Die
&apaaitdt Der S1nlbduier ausrei=
den. Wir tpplIen aber auQeben,
oaB mebr S-hulrdumlihteiten n0tbig
iino. Damn fDnnte man, merr man
benz Wangel abbelfert tpoate, cine
Neuiuigutg BON niht ALIEN $780,
wy, loroern fogar pDn $50, 900 Biz
$4O,0W ~berlangen uno tpiirbe iie
erbalten; aber Die 500, 900 fir Die
Sbulen elmer Bonoausgabe BON
$4OO 600 ein5unerleiben uno oanr
Die Sabe 10 barauitenen, baB Die
lurnpigen $40, 200 nur oann su err
longer fino, tpenr man fir bas
@an5e itimr1t, barin liegt Die unoe=
redtieteit unb Der 6hminbel.
Die Mngabe, baB bic 500, 600
CUR B~esabluua fduiaer uub aur Rah=
lung angeuielener Nehnunaer er>
f0roerli1 1ino, lit ebenfaqs cine
TdufHung, oenn UNI bic game ihpez
benoe Sdulb 5u besablen, mare elm
faft oreima1 10 bober Betraa nDtbia.
ger fino nun bic Benor5ugten, oeren
Sf0T0pr1fffnpn ma hon 6100 nm ha-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-28

s- &alt, cement, Sano, Bad.
lteine, feuerfeite Steine unb Tbons
9beer unb Gspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno asphalt, Del, 9erpentin.
Sarben, 9laS &c. &c. itetS nDrrdtbie
bel S. 6. 9ietmann, 306 Off
Commerce. traBe. Niebriee Breiie,
quite Waare 1Dmie quite uno reelle
Seotenu1g meroen earantirt.
TelepbUn 410g
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-28
Mmmp Spbad

tonnten bic Guadialber nit ibren Meb.
fifteen ben BebauernSpertben. fpelcbe NIT
96morrboiben bebaftet fparen, nah 8e<
lieben anieben. Die 6eiltunbe mar eben
nod tpeit bnrfd, es CAB eesen bieies
geiben nod nidt jenes 5eilmittel, befien
g%rHnbune, ben berii6mten Mrst Sr.
Stlsbee 5u einem 8obltbater Der Menih<
belt geftempelt bat. 9ieie pmnberuoie
Mr5nei, nnter benz Ramen Mnafefis Be-
tannt. ruiro in @eftalt 0 Stubisdpfen
an Sibe oes aeibens eineeflbrt, tuirtt
allo Direct anf pie ertrantten Ebeile, un6
5tnar iofort linbernb nnb ipater politdns
oI9 pelleno. 6roben t~oitenfrei perianbt
ppm +; Neustaedter & Co., Box l2l6.
New York.
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3m nermiethett

Cine geraumiee Office i'm oberen
Stoduerf bes Sreie Breiie : Sc
bauoes uno Elm Store (Barterre)
81 SUB SrDnt uno 100 SUB tief
SEQ. 2J8 Oft Commerce : StraBe.
0ab5ufragen in Der Office Der
nSreien 8relie".
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SDutbern Nacific 8abm.
WbfQhrt.

Nab Nem Orleans, SDuhDn uno Sol,
beiton tdelib.. ....... 1900 Mitta9s.
Nab Often, BUG SEP. 10. $50 Mben6s.
@ab 81 8aio, @alifDrnien unb WeerifD
900 8prnt.
Nab 3Drbs9eras, ct. 2ouis unb gbiea-
go (Katy Flyer .8:I5 Nben6s.
gon NorosSe1as, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer. .........8 1880 Moraens.
Bon Stem Orleans, 6puftpn unb @at<
nefton tdelib. .4:45 Nadm.
Bon 81 8aio, galifornten unb Maerifo
..7:3O Wbeuh8.
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9. u. & u. g. 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

@ad @alpeton, 5oufton unb guero tda.
900 8Drm.
Wab Corpus ghrifti, Nramias Bog unb
BeeniIe taali6 ..........9 uhr Spsm.
uno 2:20 Nodbm. ...............
Ra6 Borne unb 8errpiIe, taaAb......
1890 Sorm.
Nntunft.
Bon @alpeiton, Spufton nnb gnerp tag.
lid ZOO Nben6S.
Bon Corpus gbrifi, MranIas 8aB mnb
Beebile tdglid5. .2:O5 Nadbm
BON Bbrne nn6 aerrnine. tdslih. 49,.
$3.50 MbenbS.
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Son Naem siebt es Elm u8etes1

uno 100 elm ngeites" purbanben lit,
oa fino AUDI aabupie @~ababmuneen
nidts Seltenes. Nerste ~perprbnen
ibren 8atienten "Mait-N Murine,
neil iie piiien, mas es lit unb neil
iie iih bariber einia iino. baB es
ben @ntfrafteten uno SAwaden
&raft uuo Stdrfe suridbrinat.
Webmet fein Subititut an flir ,Malt=
Wutrine" oa es feines aiebt, bas 10
sufrieoenfteqeno lit, mie bas dhte,
bergelteat BON Der Inbeuiers8 uih=
8rauerei in ct. Qpuis. Mu.
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Giienbabn Tabr= Ylan.
5. & q. u. 8abm.
Whfnhrt.

" II.
ytab allen NorbrSerass8unften ........
..7.30 Bprm,
ytoh ct. Souls, Mempbis unb benz
Sfe1 .12.30 Mtitta0s.
yteeb 8aco, NorbSSeras, Santa Sc unb
Srtsc0<8unften .8.15 Nben6s
Ma9 ct. Souls unb benz Often. 800
gtad9 9areoO unb Mericp. -. 900 @orm.
Nnfunt.
9on st. 2Duis unb benz Often . 80 8prm.
Son Noro<Seras. Santa Sc unb Sriscp<
Hurften .S.45 8orm.
SDn lDcalen Bunften ......6. 80 STADIUM.
9on ct. 9Duis uno benz Often ia Mbos.
Ton Gare0D unb Merifo. 49, IL. 10 Nabm.
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~. 6. & 3. 8abn.
81 hfn6rf

Mbabrt.
Nab @aco. Sort @ortb, Dallas, 8anias
gitp, ct. GDuis uub Chicago, tdglidb,
(S. g. so. g. Oepot) ..7:30 Morgens.
Wab Waco, Sort Wortb, Dallas &c. (bom
Snnlet~DepDt) ..........8 1915 Mben0s.
Wnfu-n t:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anias gitp.
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb 8aco, tdglib
(Suniet 9epot) .........8 $3.50 Borm.
Bon 8aco. Sort BDrtb, Dallas &c. (S.
VI. & u. IS. OepDt) $50. 9:25 Nbeubs
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Ser Cinderella Sduh =Va[af


ftebt an Der Spite aaer 6dubae<
ihdfte in Der Staot unb erfreut iiH
elmer ftets uabienben 9unoihaft.
NQes nene, mas auf benz SHubs
marft eribeint uno MGes, pas iih
an dlteren Sabrifaten bepdbrt bat,
lit bier gu finoen. Die gigentbi>
tner oieie8 @elhdfts baben cine
langidbrige @rfabrung in ibrer
Branbe unb periteber es. pDrtbeil<
BAIT ein5utaufen. Die SHube aus
benz Cinderella Balait fino taft UNI
perwuftlib. Sober erfennt bas an,
Der bier fauft.
SEQ. POI Ilamo : Blaaa, Sci. 585.
RELIABLE FELT MATTRESS COMPANY,
@de Clint unb 8urnet=S traBe.
Watraben fabrisirt uno errteuert.
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Die Sumlne unIerer @rfennts
niB beitebt aus Dem, mas mir per=
eeI1en baben.
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Gulf gbpre 8abm.
" B a BRIT.

Nbfabrt.
Rab Stodoale. tdslih, ....8:OO 8Drm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stod6ale, tdalih, 1900 Nadhm
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TExAs MAxIEL & DEeoRA1!NsCo.
513 Oft 5outou etrabe.
Sapetem=N erfauf +.

n@bite Blanfs" &c unb aufmdrts
Sits, Sc uno aufpGrts.
n@mbOheo @olo" zTapete, ipnit &c
biz so @ts.; BON nun an fir Is gts.
gbenfaus Is Broaent ab an Bill
oer= Gabmer &c.
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9r. Rphert g. Mpk.

Office 123 Npe 6. Specialiit fir Nu.
gen, Sbren, Nale unb &eble. Spref.
ltunoen BON 9 biz II ubr 8ormittaas
unb BON 2 bis 5 ubr Rabmittaas.
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SillarSs in Shuls' 9arten rur
80 Gents pro Stunoe BON nun an.
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WilIarbS In G@pls' @artem ,1ur
NOD 80 GtS. pro Stunoe BON nun an.
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". II. II. 9. u. ". q. 9
Staot Merieo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13
THE ST. JOSEPH RIVER.
Ii VIII BE Made Navigable for Large
BOats-New COmpanies.

That part Of the st. Joseph river running
through Elkhart and st. Joseph counties
is to be made navigable for large boats.
The St Joseph River Navigation Company
has been organized with capital stock of
$4,000 TO dredge and deepen the channel
of the river in the counties named. The
company was incorporated yesterday and
the following are given as the directors:
Joseph A. French, E. Wood, Perry l.. Tur-
ner, John Monschein, Joseph A. Selden.
Joseph L. French and William b. Hasford.
In addition to constructing locks and dams
and improving the channel of the river. the
company will lease and sell the hydraulic
water-power to be created.
The Steuben Oil Company, of Pleasant
Lake. incorporated. IT. is capitalized at
sl00. 900 and the directors are w ]. Heaton.
A w Carpenter T.. S. Croxton Ira Hoag-
land, John w. Lacey and c. III. Clark or
the capital stock, $4,000 is preferred and
10000 is common.
The Home Pride Range Company. of
Marion. incorporated. The capital stock is
s25 200 and the directors are Charles w.
HaIderman Oscar Il. Halderman and Rob-
ert G.. Houston.
The Peoples Furniture and Quitting
Company, of Evansville, incorporated
Yesterday with a capital stock of $1,000.
The directors are William H. Elmendorf.
l. Frank E,lmendorf and Arnold EImendorf
Russell * Co, a corporation of Starke
county. Ohio complied with the Indiana law
relating to foreign interpretations yester-
day. The capital stock of the company is
100000 The Indiana agent of the COM
panv is ]. NJ. Waldorf, of Indianapolis.
OF the capital stock. $4,000 is invested in
Indiana
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13

He has gained a worldwide reputation and
has patients visiting from all parts OF the United
States for treatment in pulmonary diseases and
their attending troubles, such catarrh. asthma,
heart disease, cancers nervousness. paralysis,
general debility. etc. We have the latest and
finest electric batteries and appliances In this
country. IL DR.. Jordan who discovered the
new remedy for cancer the papers say so much
about and is making such wonderful cures. The
Doctor ''also discovered the weil-known lung
renovator. the greatest lung and blood remedy,
which is sold by all druggists Directions In En-
glish and German.
He will tell your disease and where located
without. asking a question. Try him and see.
Treats all durable medical and surgical diseases.
rupture, etc. Acute and chronic catarrh. dis
eases of the eve. nose, throat and lungs; dys-
pepsia, Brights disease. diabetes kidney. liver.
bladder, chronic female diseases, nervousness.
etc. DR.. Jordan has graduated with highest hon.
ors. and has won the prize In his graduating
class twice. being registered in Indianapolis
under two diplomas. The Doctor also belongs 70
the Eastern. Central and State Medical Associa-
tions; also the Worlds Congress Auxiliary OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition DIR. Jordan can
give references to thousands from all over the
United States that he has cured. His Office Is
NOW LOCATED AT COR. DELAWARE AND
MARKET. Room 81. Baldwin Block. third floor.
Take elevator Delaware street. stairway Della
ware or Market, Indianapolis Ind. u. = A
He treats hundreds by mail, where stamp ac-
companies letter.
Cut this out and keep It for reference. Exam
ination free.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13
MORE TIME IS NECESSARY
COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE CON-
SIDERING ESTIMATES.
A Report VIII Not BE Made to the
Council Monday Night-Other
Municipal Affairs.

The Council finance committee met last
night to consider the estimates for 1903.
The meeting was private and the only alb
sent member was Mr.. Grail. So far as
could be learned there was little objection
to the appropriations recommended. The
particular objection of the Democratic
members was that the items were not suf-
ficiently specific. The majority members
held, however, that they were specific
as they could be made After two hours
of discussion the committee decided that
it must take longer time to consider the
items and no rerort will be made at the
meeting next Monday night. A special
meeting of the committee will be called by
Chairman Wynne early next week and a
special meeting of the Council later to pass
the appropriations.
Chairman Wynne said last night that he
could not see that any reduction in the
estimates was practicable. A reduction of
the light fund might be made, he believed,
but the reduction thus made would benefit
no other item and would not affect the tax
rate enough to bring IL down even one
cent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13

Twenty-fourth street to the south property
line of Twenty-fifth street; T. E. Kane,
contractor.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLLS TAKEN
UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Opening of Capitol avenue (and widening)
from Thirty-sixth street to Thirty-eighth
street.
Vacation of Capitol avenue, from Thirty
sixth street TO Thirty eighth street.
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLLS AP-
PROVED.
Asphalt roadway and curb in Arch street,
from Park avenue to Broadway; Western
Construction Company
Cement walks in Barth avenue, from
Beecher street to Raymond street; j. Har-
ry Roberts.
BIDS RECEIVED.
Cement walks. approaching walks and
curb IN Illinois street, from Morris street
TO Ray street; Marion Caldwell: Five-foot
walk, size; approach walk, 34c; curb, SIC;
sod, &c.
F. NJ. Lackey: Five-foot walk and curb,
sl.24 per lineal foot; approach walks, &c;
]. Harry Roberts: Five-foot walks and
curb. s1.25 per lineal foot; approach walks,
SEC; sod, &c.
T. E. Kane: Five-foot walks and curb,
$3.50 per lineal foot approach walks SEC
sodding, &c.
Bids referred to the engineer.
PAPERS ORDERED.
For cement walks in Warman avenue
lTOIn w Washington street TO Victoria street.
For cement walks and curb in Cottage
avenue. from Shelby street to Linden
street.
For the opening of an alley between Tenn
pie avenue and Eastern avenue from North
street to Michigan street.
PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED TO
THE ENGINEER
For cement walks in English avenue.
from Laurel street to State avenue; also
curbing.
PETITION GRANTED.
For permission to construct. under pri-
waite contract, curb and cement walk in
the rear of No. 1l6O State avenue; Michael
Calm.
PLATS APPROVED.
Schooley's subdivision: Being a subdi-
vision of Lots l6, IL, is and 10 and five feet
off the east side CT Lot 10 i'm De Wolf $
| subdivision of Lot 81 in A. E. Fletcher
| Oak Hill addition to the city of Indianap-
oils. consisting Of six lots, numbered from
| ! to g. inclusive.
Daughertys subdivision of Lots to 6
both inclusive, In Daughertys Thirtieth-
street addition-eight lots
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Frank c. Reed, of Chicago. is visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Mary Pratt will leave next week
to attend Vassar College
Mr.. James NJ Lynch left last night for a
short stay in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Hennessey have moved
10 their new home at 221S Broadway
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Aufderheide have
gone to French Lick to spend ten days
Miss Lillian Clark is in Sheridan, where
she Is making short visit with Miss Stef-
fey.
Mrs. Katherine Billiard. who has snent
the summer near Minocqua, Wis, has re-
turned
Mrs. Nettie o'Boyle and Mrs. William
Barth will go to Chicago next week for a
short visit.
Mrs. r. Rudy and daughter returned
yesterday after a two months trip to the
Pacific coast.
Miss Jane Ogle and Alfred Ogle, who
have been spending the week In Lafayette.
Will return home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Plum and daueh
ter Edith and Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Plum jr
have returned from Higgins Lake.
Mrs. Margaretta De Bruler and sister.
Mrs Stella Anderson. have returned from
northern Michigan and Lake Winona.
Mrs. John T. Barnett, who has been ont
OF town all summer visiting in various
parts OF the State. has returned home.
Miss Belle and Miss Katherine Layman
received yesterday afternoon between the
hours OF and s at their home in Irving
ton.
Rev. W. w. Criley. pastor OF the First
English Lutheran Church, has returned
from a vacation spent in Ohio and Penn
sylvania-
Mr.. Chalmers Brown, Mr.. c. F. Never
Mr.. Henry Adams and Mr.. Roscoe O. Haw-
kins Will leave this afternoon for New
York city
Mrs Robert Scott and daughter Eliza
beth Agatha, Of st. Peter, Minn have
come 10 visit Mrs. Denis on North Merid-
ian street.
Mrs T.. b. Martindale and Miss Emma
Martindale have returned from Harbor
Point and will be at the Victoria for a
short time.
Mrs. May Wright Sswall has issued cards
for a reception Monday evening for the
members Of the faculty OF the Girls Clas-
steal School.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Cooper gave an informal COM
pany last night for her niece, Miss Leila
Daugherty. Of Chicago Miss Daugherty
will return home to-day.
Miss Katherine De Pauw, who has been
saakin< a short visit in Elwood. will re-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13

NEW EDIFICE WILL BE DEDICATED
TOMORROW MORNING.
Rev. II. NJ. Won Miller Is the Pastor,
and He VIII BE Assisted by
Other Ministers.

The First German Baptist Church. at
Singleton and Iowa streets, will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow. AT 1920 o'clock DIR.
Meier, of Chicago, corresponding secretary
of the Illinois German Baptist Convention,
will preach, in German. In the afternoon.
at 2:3O. the Rev. Thomas j. Villers. pastor
of the First Baptist Church, will preach, in
English. In the evening the sermon will be
given by the Rev. F. A. Lich. of Cincin-
natl, who will speak in German.
The pastor of the church is the Rev. r.
NJ. Won Miller, who has been at the head
of the congregation since last December.
The church, mission of the First Bap-
fist Church, had a house at North and
Davidson streets. Mr.. Won Miller persuad-
ed the members to sell this porperty and
then he solicited subscriptions to increase
the fund. The church. with the parsonage,
which is just behind the church, cost s., 200,
of which $500 has been raised. The men,
bers of the First Baptist Church gave lib
orally and a large part of the equipment
of the church consists in presents made by
the Engish-speaking friends of the con-
gregatiOn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13

Fred Lenox will be the burgomaster and
Miss Emile Gardner will be Ruth in the
production of THE Burgomaster' at Eng
lish's next week. Gus Weinberg. Knox
Wilson and Richard earle have been burgo-
masters in this city at the several en-
gagements of companies playing Pixley &
Luder's popular musical comedy. There
will be six evening and two matinee per-
formances next week.
Joe Welch, who is the headliner OF the
vaudeville bill at the Grand Opera House
this week, Is to be a star in a play after
Jan. l. He has made a contract to that
end with a firm of New York managers.
Klaw & Erlanger wished him to caricature
an Italian in their production of Blue
Beard" an English spectacle, in New
York, but WEIGH thought ii best to stick
to his Ghetto work. His managers may
him. but the plan of the piece will be
Welch's. Arthur wrote THE Auctioneer''
for David Warfield, and David Belasco
made IL over.
Carrie Behr, the German comedienne, re-
mains at the head OF the "Superba" COM
pany, which will give eleven performances
at the Park Theater next week No per-
Torrance will be given on Monday after
evening to arrange the heavy scenery.
w. B. Watson and his American Bur-
lesquers'' will give the fair-week show at
the Empire. Jeanette Dupree, who did not
act last season, Is again at the head of the
chorus of the company.
Fritz Thayer, business manager Of 1.-THE
Burgomaster." has been trying unsuccess-
fully to find a good-looking, red-haired
girl with ability suitable for a musical
comedy chorus. He has been advertising
in the newspapers and has been receiving
personal responses In Parlor A, at Eng
iish's Hotel, but not yet has he met the"
girl. AT Cleveland a red-haired girl, new
member of the chorus, attracted so much
attention as the strong light glowed in her
tresses that Mr.. Thayer was instructed to
engage girl with similarly tinted locks
for the other end of the first row.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 12-The new
comedy by William Collier, Would You
for Five Million?" introducing George Par
sons as a star was produced at the Hy-
periOn Theater tonight, scoring a success.
The cast and production received unstinted
praise from a large and fashionable au-
dience.