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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-20
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Representative Jesse Overstreet and Mrs
Overstreet are guests at the English Hotel
Rev Mr. Bacon, of Roberts Park Church.
will preach a special Christmas sermon to-
morrow.
Secretary Will Whitaker, of the Repub-
lican state committee, is confined to his
home by sickness.
A service of song will be given at the
Central-avenue NJ. f. Church Tomorrow
evening under the direction of Mr.. Edgar
NJ Cawley, of the Indianapolis Conserv-
atory of Music
At the Meridian-street Methodist Epsco-
pal Church last evening a reading from
Thomas +. Smiley's book, Lays and
Lyrics" was given before the young people,
1t was much enjoyed
George w. Brannon, superintendent of
construction of the New Telephone Com
pany, will address the Current Topics Club
at North Indianapolis Wednesday evening.
at Fred L. Laftins home.
Dr. George f. Hunt, secretary of the
Commercial Club and A. l.. Mason. will
speak at the Baptist Church of North In
dianapolis Sunday afternoon at o'clock
on the new Citizens League.
Owing to the bad weather the meeting of
the St Joseph Training School Club called
for last Monday was postponed until Mon
every member is earnestly invited
lamp exploded in the home of Con-
stable James McNulty at 1850 Silver avenue
| last night and set fire to the portieres.
| the hands while she was extinguishng the
/ fire
Mrs. Laura Kelley, Nof Julietta, Ind re-
| ported to the police last night that while
she was in the Court House grocery some
one stole about SO worth of Christmas
| goods from her buggy. She said she had
no idea who stole the goods.
The Second Presbyterian Church will
| celebrate Christmas in its service to-mor-
row. The Rev. o. ID. O'Dell will preach
morning and evening on Christmas themes
| In the evening the quartet will render
| selections from Handlers Messiah
David T. Sherrick. state auditor-elect. has
| moved his family from Nobesvile to this
| city and has taken apartments i'm the
| Knckerbocker. on East New Y3ri. street
| The New England Society VIII hold its
| annual dinner at the Commercial Club Mon.
day evening.
William Whitney WAS arrested yesterday
morning by Detectives Colbert and Hauser
| Charged with burglarizing George Saves
| saloon 1903 North Alabama street Wednes.
| day night. Whitney admitted entering the
! saloon and stealing $3.50. When arrested
he had S. OF the money.
1.-The Manager OF Bethlehem" will be the
| subject of the morning sermon at the Hall.
| Mace Church tomorrow. Elaborate pro.
| grammes OF Christmas music have beer
! prepared by the choir for the day. At IN
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went TO Indianapolis last evening TO attend
the tenth wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McClain.
Miss Mabel Whtenack is home from
Franklin College TO spend the Christmas
vacation.
Mr. Albert Johnson left this week for
West Baden Springs, where he will spend
some time.
Mrs. j. NJ. wishard was at Franklin this
week to see her grandson, Leo Van Nuys
who is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuebrick and two children
have returned from visit in Georgia and
through the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson, of Green
castle, visited Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs
Julia Johnson, this week.
Mr. Horace Woods, of st. Louis, will
come to-day to visit his father, Mr.. A. G
Woods, and other relatives here.
Mrs. Fannie Foster has returned from a
five weeks visit in Iowa, where she was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Sprauld'
ing.
Mr.. Walter Sheek left Wednesday fol
Winston-Salem, ~. c., where he viii speno
his holiday vacation with relatives.
Mr.. John Todd has returned TO his home
in Kansas after a visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Todd, in this city.
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BUSY SESSION OF SENATE.



The reign of the famous machine headed
by Senator Deboe Charles Christian) came
to a sudden and unexpected end at the
meeting of the Shortridge High School
Senate yesterday afternoon. Every office,
with two exceptions, was filled by anti
machine men and the places of reading
clerk and custodian were rendered the de-
feated faction out of courtesy. The "antis"
stated that they would give these offices
to the disappointed officeseekers. There
had not been much said among either fac
ton about the election yesterday, and many
members of the body did not know that it
was election night. However, the oppo-
nents of the ring had their fences built
so well that the machine candidates were
not in the race.
Senator White (Frankwood Williams)
was nominated by Senator Frye (Alfred
Brandy and the nomination was seconded
by two prominent members OF the victorl-
Gus faction-Lodge edwin Friend) and
Jones (Myron Leckner.) In their speeches
both scored the present administration and
declared that the house was in the hands
of ring which would ruin the legislation
OF the country II II were permitted to con-
tinue in power. Senator Deboe in an elo-
quent address nominated Senator Fairbanks
and worked hard for the success of his
candidate. After a number of opinions
was taken and Senator White was elected
by large majority. The result was greet
ed with applause. The beaten candidate
was given the office of custodian and Sen
ator Pritchard Carl Pritchard), the retired
president and prominently connected with
the ring, was chosen reading clerk. Sen
| ator Scott (Ferd. Kahn) was selected vice
president and Senator Proctor QHerbert
| Wagner) secretary. Both are anti-machine
men.
Discussion of the bill to give the Philip
| pine islands two representatives in Con-
| gress followed the choice of officers. The
made good speech for the bill, and mum.
| Der of other members spoke on the ques-
| ton. A vote was taken and the bill de-
| feated by big majority. The bill of Sen
| ator Heitfeld Games Myers was next read
| This is the bill which provides that all per-
sons who cannot read and write be dis
| franchsed. The author spoke in its favor
| and after a few remarks the measure was
| made a special order for next meeting
number of former members of the body
were seen in the gallery and called upor
| for speeches Earnest Holdson, Sylvester
! Johnson and Ruth Patterson made briei
| talks.
| Miss Donnan, critic of the Senate made
house on it's selection of officers She sale
| that when wit descended to mentioning
machine that it ceased to be wit The
| guardian of the body congratulated tn,
| house on its excellent session and wished
| ii a merry Christmas and happy New
| Year The house then adjourned, but mann
| fingered in the corridors to discuss tn,
downfall of the machine. Most of the sena
tors will go home to spend the holidays.
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L0RENz A WONDER WORKER.
Cured a CIub-Footed Girl with Mere
Pressure of Finger and Thumb.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE latest clinic
held by DR.. Lorenz in this city was en-
tirely successful in its results. SO great
was the crowd OF parents with crippled
children present that half score of po-
lcemen had to be called 10 keep order
i'm the halls and corridors of the Cornell
University Medical College. I'm which insti-
tuition the operations were performed.
Three of the patients treated were sufferers
from congsnitals dislocation OF the hip and
the fourth operation was upon little girl
whose feet were dubbed. This case DIR.
Lorenz described as the worst he had seen
in a child. When the stretching and knead-
ing of the feet was over the doctor raised
the child I'm his hands and set her on her
feet. With the mere pressure OF his finger
and thumb he set both feet fat and straight
and cheer after cheer broke out >as the
complete success OF the operation was
demonstrated.
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Members of Bluegrass Club.

The thirteen negroes arrested in the Blue
grass Club rooms. 1910 North Senate ave-
nue., last Saturday night for gambling were
fined SO and costs yesterday morning in
Police Court. The negroes at the time OF
the arrest denied the charge of gambling
and insisted that the club was being run
for political purposes only. One negro on
the stand yesterday swore he was the bar
tender for the club. Investigation showed
that the club had not taken out license TO
sell intoxicants if such being done. The
city license inspector will investigate the
methods of the club
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}. m. the pastor, Rev. G.. NJ. Smith, will
axe for his theme, 1.-The Star of Bethle-

D. m. the pastor, Rev. G.. NJ. Smith. will
take for his theme, THE Star of Bethle-
hem
Christmas will be recognized in the
services, morning and evening, at the
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow. In the morning the pastor, the
Rev. Worth NJ. Tippy, will preach on The
Spirit of Christmas" In the evening George
+. Roots sacred cantata, Bethlehem" will
be rendered.
ployed by the Hampton Printing Company,
was arrested last night by Detectives
Holtz and Wallace charged with petit
pany missed a cigar and a ring which he
had placed in one of the pigeon holes In an
open desk. 1t is said that Baker was the
only man in the Office during the absence
of the manager. When the latter returned
to his work he reached for the cigar and
quickly noticed the loss of the ring. Baker
denies his guilt
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Commercial Travellers. Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Commercial
Travellers Association of Indiana will be
held Dec. 26 and q at Terre Haute. The
association is now twenty-eight years old
and has LOO members i'm the State. The
officers are Charles A. Ross, Indianapolis.
president, and w. +. Henley, Indiana polls,
secretary and treasurer.
The most important matter of business
to come before the meeting will be the pro-
posed change in the constitution TO grade
assessments.
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Andrew Hunter, eight years old, while
playing with a number of other companions
near bonfire last night at o'clock at
Union and McCarty streets. was badly
burned a.oout the face and arms. Young
Hunter, who lives at 1916 Union street was
pushed into the fire. He was burned about
the head and face. His screams alarmed
the other boys and they ran from the place.
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County Attorney Reappointed.

The County Commissioners yesterday an
the appointment of Martin Hugg
as county attorney. Mr.. Hugg has served
in this capacity during the last term and
earns "A salary of 81 500 a year There
was little or no opposition TO his reap
pointment. Other appointments announced
by the commissioners were those of Charles
Brown, colored elevator conductor i'm the
and DR.. Samuel V. McGaughey
as secretary 10 the County Health Board.
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Football Captain Elected.

AT a meeting of the Athletic Association
of the Indianapolis Academy yesterday
Charles CORN was elected captain of the
football team for next season and also cap
tain of this years basketball team. Fred
Shepard was elected captain of the baseball
team. The academy has been invited to
send team TO the second annual field meet
for high schools and academies. to be held
under the auspices of Yale University, at
New Haven, on May 16. If suitable team
can be selected the Indianapolis Academy
will be represented at the big meet.
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BY MAY MANTON.

Lace waists make feature of the season
and are much worn with odd skirts. This
very stylish model is designed specially for
the material and allows its beauty to ap-
pear at its hest. The original is of white
French crochet over white silk, with an
interlining of chiffon that adds greatly to
the effect tut all all-over lace is suitable
and the chiffon can be used omitted as
preferred. Linen laces are greatly in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-20

Detectives Splan and Haley arrested
Samuel Parsley yesterday morning on the
charge of stealing watch from Mrs. Will
kinson. living at No. 1882 Virginia avenue
III is said that Parsley deserted his wife
and child in Chicago and came To this city
with another woman. The detectives are
now making an effort to find the woman.
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DESTITUTE AND STARVING.
Lives Of 100000 People I'm Finland
Are Menaccd by Want.

ST PETERSBURG. Dec. ls.-Four hun
dred thousand persons are reported 10 be
destitute and starving as a result OF the
crop failure i'm Finland The anglo
American Church here has undertaken to
feed and clothe the school children OF four
Finnish parishes. and Pastor Francois has
issued an appeal for assistance I'm this
work. He says the conditions to-day are
worse than those of 1851, when 10000 per-
sons died.
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London Tailor.

London Tailor
The tailor has satellites who are very
severe and lecchike-we are abiding TO
livery servants. All the treating. all the
presents and affability go for nothing with
him. You have simply TO hand him COIN
or what? Without "backsseesh" the next
order is transferred to another firm.
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r. II. sothern ms Hamlet.

PITTSBURG. Dec. 1s.-The initial pre-
sentation Of +. ii. sothern's conception of
Hamlet al the Alvin Theater tonight
was acceptably received by the large audi
ence The conception of the character by
Mr. sothern differs materially from that
presented by Mr. Edwin Booth. notably so
n the ghost scene Where Booth appeared
cool and calm in his interview with his
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Greenwood.

Miss Mary Handley, of Franklin. will
come to-day TO visit Miss Olive Creasey.
Miss Edna Van Nuys, OF Franklin. was
the guest OF DIR. Wishards family this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Rush. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brannaman and Mr. .. -. Atkins
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fathers apparition. Mr. Sothern Is excited
and his speech is rather loud and rapid.
Other differences of similar character ap-
pear throughout the performances. Cecilia
LOTUS as Onhelia scored a big success.
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THE THEATERS.
To-Day's Schedule.

GRAND-vaudeville. 2:15 and p. m.
PARK-'The Fisherman's Daughter"
and p. m.
EMPIRE-Variety, and p. m.
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vogue and some new waists are of the sort
known as antique, while linen cluny is fire.
quently seer
The foundation lining fits snugly and can
either be closed at the front. the lace being
hooked into place at the left shoulder and
under-arm seams. or with the waist at the
center back. The waist proper consist of
front and buck that fit smoothly across
the shoulders and is bloused becomingly at
the front with the fashionable dip. The
sleeves are snug fitting to the elbows
where they are finished with frills of lace
but the pattern provides those of full
length (shown in the small sketch) which
can be substituted when preferred The
neck can be finished with or without the
collar.
The quantity of material required for
the medium size Is IA yards IS inches wide
with 3lh yards p inches for lining.
The pattern 4305 is cut in sizes for 3D. 81.
Sc. 80 and 40 inch bust measure.
PATTERN COUPON
For patterns of garment illustrated above
send 10 cents (coin or stamps.)
Cut out illustration and inclose IL in letter
Write YOUR name and address distinctly and
state number and size wanted Address
Pattern Dept, The Journal.
Indianapolis Ind.
Allow week for return OF pattern.
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BALES-MICHAEL.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special the indiana poIls JOufnaI
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Dec. 19.-At the
home of the brides father. Mr.. Herman
Michael. Miss Philippine Wilfred Michael
and MIR. Charles III. Bales were married.
last night by the Rev. j. Webster Bailey,
of the Plymouth Congregational Church.
The wedding was witnessed only by the
immediate family. The bridal trip includes
Washington and New York.
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The right kind of an appetizer-Jayne's
Tonic vermifuge.
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There viii be two more performances OF
the Imperial Burlesquers' at the Empire
to-day.
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Response. Oae OF Mmets familiar
pictures
Sketch Millet
Works Mrs. Robt. Ramsay
The next meeting viii be win Mis-.
H. E. Asp and it viii be Lincoln Day
f. - - -
The ladies of the Christian church
entertained charmingly Friday after
noon at the nome of Mrs. Harry Pain
ter on east Cleveland avenue. The oc
casion was a valentine tea and during
the receiving hours, from until C
O'Clock many ladies' called. A st inged
orchestra discoursed music The
house was darkened and fancy lamps
were used. The parlor was in red and
green Plants and hearts were used
in profusion. The hearts were fasten
ed over the curtains and walls The
second parlor was in pink and the
dining room was deliberately festoon
ed in pink and white hearts, and TN,
cable decorations were carnations The
reception hall was in red and white
Refreshments were served of, bulliol
and toast. preserved cherries, whip
Ipod cream and cake. Heart-shapeC
cakess were served and the fayor
we e red hearts tied with ribbon MRS
Painter was assisted by Mesdames c
/ b. Wilder. F. NJ. Rhinehart, Franl
/ WILDER. D. ~ Mckinley, Misses Alic
Adams and EdIe Finch
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one of the many interesting valan
the entertainments which were given
yes erday was the card party given
By Mrs. John Il. Burford Mrs Bur
ford really entertained yesterday with
two distinct receptions In the af
ternoon she entertained the Friday
Afternoon Euchre club The hous
was tas,ily decorated in many colored
hearts which were fe3tocned about
the parlors, dining room ana halls. The
floral decorations were red and white
carnations and potted plants. The
hiests p.essut .esides the regular
club members were, Mesdames Tenui.
son Dallas Texas; F. e. Barde. Chas.
c. Kneisley and Miss Amy Brooks
At one o'clock a luncheon was ser
we'd The menu consisted Of
oyster soup
Waters pickles
Cream chicken patties. Green pea
Olives jells
hot rolls coffee
Ice cream i'm heart shape cake
/ Punch nuts
The score cards were very preay
hand painted, dog.wood blossoms tied
with ribbon The first prize was won
by Mrs Tenlison of Dallas, ja.di
ierre stand and potted fern.
The lone hand prize was won by
Mr. c. w RamDo a pretty vase, and
Continued on page 81
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The members of the Guild Of the
church will be at home Tues
Gay afternoon, with Mrs. Chas. Kneis
ley. They will entertain with chafng
dish luncheon. Music and refresh
ments will be features Of the after
noon and most cordial invitation is
extended 20 the ladies OF the city to
call
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FILE NUMBER u3
One of the Mysteries of Paris and How it
was Solved
BY Emile GaboriaU
cHApTER VIII-conLInued

H1orc perpleNed to hud out VINO ne Is /
shan to know who he is not. There g /
pne man who could give us all the in /
formation we seek but he viii take |
good care to keep his mouth shut
eYou mean Monsieur de ClameranY /
''Him. and no ono else
~ have always felt the most ineX- f.
plicnble aversion toward him All, If .
Vye could only get his account in addi-
zion TO what you already havcl'
~ have been furnished "a few notes
rcnucrnng the Clamcran family by
your father who knew them wen;
Shey are brief but 7 expect more
"What aid my father tel y1u'
'tNothiug favorable, YOU may be
sure ] win read You the synopsis Of
bis iuformation
louis de Clameran 'vas born at
tae Chateau de Clameran, near Taras-
,ason. He had an elder brother namo
tssstoR. who, in consequence Of an al
Gray ia which ne had the misfortun
Ga kill one man and badly wound an
rsthrr. was compelled to fly the cOun
dry ir lS42. 3aston was an honest
zsoble youth, universally beloved
1louis. on the contrary, was a wicked
Aaspica bic fellow, detested by all VIII
anew him.
ipon the death of his father
gteuis came to Paris, and in less thar
a~1o years had squandered not onl
sli. own patrimony, but also the shar
'gst his eXiled brother.
Ruined aud harassed by debt
asspis entered the army, hut hehayet
so disgraceful'y that hewa dismissed
After leaving the army we los
ight OF him; an we can discover ia
rbnf he went TO England, and theme
20 German gambling resort wher
g.. became notorious for his scanda
sous conduct.
In 1865 we find him again in Paris
iic was la great poverty. and his asso
ciates were among the most deprayet
.iusses.
But he suddenly heard Of the re
-ruru Of his brother Castor TO France
is,ston had made "a fortune in Mexico
IoUi being still a young man. and 40
,sustomed to very active life, h,
ssurchascd. near Oloron. an iron mill
Fntending to spend the remainder o
Eis life la working IL. Six month
ago tle died in the arms of his brothe
f.Ouis. His death provided our ID,
tlamcran ap immeH-e fortune, ani
he title OF marquis "
~'Ihcn, said Prosper, from all thi.
Judge that Monsieur de Clameral
WAS very poor when met him for tn,
frsi iimc at Monsieur Fauyers?"
tHideutly.
And about that time Lagors ar
E-ivcd from the couutrv?"
Precisely
~About o month after his appear
ance Madeleine suddenly banishet
Inc7-'
--,Nrn, exclaimed Al Ncrduret, g
sara glad You are beginning 10 under
-staud the state az affairs"
nr was Interrupted bv thc cntrauc,
uf . stranger.
The newcomer was q dautifcd-looll
i0g coachunu, with elegant blacl
Whiei,srs. shining boots with fauc,
sops. buzz hreachcs and yellow
svaistcoat with red ALL black stripes
After cautiously locking around tn
Eoom, he walked straight up to tn
sable where NJ NcrGurct sat.
F" ,'", AZ, " ',''' news M'S'e' 'osePI
' '' H'""' man. eagerly
' p,''o''' 90" u Sl,'"" OF 81! an
a"e'eu '"e servant 'h'nRs are get
''nt warm.
''Ni''' concentrate" All h's atten
~" upon rms superb domestic. IL
had certainty some,,bore seen mat re