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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07
REV. H. W. KELLoGG'S LECTURE.
He Describes the Scenery of the
Great Northwest.

The Rev. Hiram W. kellogg delivered a
lecture last night at school No. IS, Park
avenue and Twenty-third street, for the
benefit of the school, under the auspices OF
the senior class. Mr.. Kellogg's lecture was
entitled Where Rolls the Oregon-Natures
Great Challenge to Man" He accompanied
his hour and a half talk on the wonders OF
the Northwest country with nearly two
hundred stereopticon views from photo
graphs taken by himself in his travels
through Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia The wonderful achievements or
engineers in the construction of railways
In the West. the progress made through
what at one time unknown stretches
of land I'm British Columbia and all OF the
since the explorations of Lewis and clark.
were described by Mr.. Kellogg as ne knew
II from his four years stay In that coun-
try Mr. Kellogg was connected with a
Portland, ore, church before coming to
Indianapolis TO accept the pastorate or the
Central-avenue NJ. +. Church.
MIR Kellogg was introduced by the prln-
cipal Of the school, Miss cara Wasnourn,
and his talk was prefaced by musical
the school A large crowd or the pupils
and parents interested I'm school No 10
were present. The funds raised from the
entertainment and others TO be given are
devoted to the gymnasium and other Tea
lures OF the school. which is said TO be one
OF the most progressive In the CITY: manual
training and other higher school branches
are being voluntarily taken up by the
pupils, and much progress mas peea mace
by them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
DURING THE PAST WEEK THERE
WE'RE NOT MANY TRANSACTIONS.
Some Activity I'm n Section Of the
south Sfde-Transfers and Build
ing Permits.

The last week in real-estate circles was
dull. No large transactions except those
which have been planned for some time
were recorded. The purchase by the Van
Camp Hardware Company of the West
Maryland-street property for warehouse
purposes was the largest of the week. Sew
eral small sales were recorded, many of
them Of residence property on both the
north and south sides of the city. In the
realty Of the city steady growth in the
southern part Of the city. particularly be-
tween Shelby and South East streets be-
low Morris, Is noticed. There has been
much plating of land in that section and a
number of new streets have been laid out
On this property hundreds of new houses
have been built during the spring and sum-
mer, and next spring there are planned
enough more to thickly populate the dis
trict The residents have hopes of better
street-car service for that section, as it's
distance from the center of the city and
many manufactures make this feature Of
living there necessary
The largest days business during the
last week was Tuesday. when in thirty
four transfers s63,674 was the total money
consideration of the purchases. The other
days OF the week were ordinarily small
and the prices on all property conservative.
Yesterday in the twenty transfers recorded
s26,l5S was paid for the property. an average
Of little more than 81 300 to the lot trans
ferred. George Wilt sold his property at
East and Wabash streets for $1,000. This
is residence property and was sold to
Charles I. Boyer. A sale at s., 800 was that
or Herbert l.. Whitehead to Elmer c. Rus
sell OF a lot at Cornell avenue and Thirtieth
street. Property in Wayne township owned
Dy Gustave Schwab, was sold to Nicholas
| Schwab for $2,9O5
There was some building during the week
mostly repairs to older buildings Few
permits FOR large sums were issued by the
city controller. One issued Yesterday tc
the Indianapolis Abattoir Company grants
permission TO erect brick addition to the
packing mouse on River avenue West In.
| annapolis, at cost of $1S5O0.
| Inc ante-holiday season has an effect or
the real-estate and building business which
/ practically deadens the trades Everyone
| seems 10 be imbued with the holiday spirit
| the Teai-eState men say, and one cares
particularly to buy or sell property except
those persons who do 1t as a business neces
| slty. The rental agents are not very bus,
now, as there is little moving done b,
householders. They predict, however, thai
there Will be something for them to de
| after New Years ~
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MRS. M'KEE BRINGS SUIT
DAUGHTER OF GENERAL HARRISON
WANTS ESTATE DIVIDED.
Commissioners Is Asked for to Sell
PennsyIyania-Street Property
Mortgage for $4,000.


Part of the Benjamin Harrison estate
will be sold and divided among the heirs If
the suit brought by Mary Scott Harrison
Mckee, daughter of the late President,
against Elizabeth Harrison, minor, and
Mary Lord Harrison. her guardian; Rus
sell 3. Harrison, trustee of the estate of
William Henry Harrison; Stephen A.
Clark. Martha E. Clark, his wife; the
Union Trust Company and William Schop
penhorst is decided in favor of the plain
tiff. Mrs. Mckee brought suit yesterday
asking that a commissioner be appointed
to sell the property Of the Harrison estate,
originally a part Of the William Henry
Harrison estate, situated 20 North Penn
sylvania street, the proceeds OF the sale
to be divided among the three heirs-her-
self. Russell b. Harrison and Elizabeth,
Harrison. the young daughter of General
Harrison.
The property has a frontage of eighteen
feet on North Pennsylvania street and
is now occupied by William Schoppenhorst.
tailor, who holds verbal lease on the
property which will expire Dec. 81. The
Clarks, defendants in the suit, own the
| property to the north and hold an ease
ment on the Harrison property because
OF stairway between the two strips OF
| erty was divided among the three heirs and
| has been jointly held by them. On Oct.
/ 10, lJUZ, ftuSeu Is. Harrison mOrISageu MS
one-third interest to the Union Trust Com
| pany to secure a loan of 5000 from the
trust company.
The suit brought by Mrs. Mckee for
the partitioning of the property is intend
| ed TO make the mortgage executed by
| Russell B. Harrison a lien on his share
only. and not TO affect the claims of the
| other heirs. The complaint, which was
| filed by Howard Gale, attorney, AYERS that
| the division of the property could not bt
| accomplished without damage to some oil
h0 nd hn ma
the commissioner be authorized to sell il
and divide the proceeds among the three
| heirs. after deducting the six-thousand-dol
| lar mortgage from the interest of Russell
| 3. Harrison.
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APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes


The Tudor-Geeding Concert Company
will be the attraction as the opening num-
her of the Y. NJ c. A. Star course, Monday,
Dec. Is, at Roberts Park Church The
,ornanv consists Of Bessie Tudor, soprano;
Asa Howard Geeding. baritone; Jessie
strauss. violinist. and Mrs. A III. Geedins.
s,santSt Miss Tudor appeared with the
Rrsaa,,nati symphony Orchestra last sea-
SON as soloist for the entire tour of the
orehestra. She is one OF the leading
S.a,,,, attractions now before the people.
iyhe same may be said of the other mem
hrs Of the company. This strong opening
ottra cfion bids fair to draw a large audi
100 OF Robert Park Church, where the
Course will be given this year. Season
seats are going very fast and the entire
oenacitv OF the church will be taxed to
,crroynr1odate the people. Tickets are now
on sale at the z. NJ. c. A The season
reserved seat chart wiz open WEDNESDAY,
ne no. at $50 a. m. Line checks will be
issued and every one win be accommodated
IN turn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07
W. S. HUBBARD GIVES $4,000.
Report Of Arsenal Appraising Board
Will He Made To-Morrow

The technical institute fund was increased
yesterday by a contribution OF W. s. Hub
bard. of this city. To Sol. c. Dickey he
pledged himself to give 5000 of the remain
Ing $4,000 to be raised to secure the tech
nical school and army post. Mr.. Hubbard
promises to give the last 5000 Mr.. Dickey
says the subscription list will be closed
by Tomorrow night and that he is conf
dent the amount yet necessary to make up
the required $4,000 will be raised.
The report Of the Arsenal appraising
board will be mailed to the War Depart
ment tomorrow and Mr.. Dickey expects
TO go 10 Washington Immediately after
ward TO be present when the report of the
board is made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Judge Carter VIII Review the Case
Against Striking Machinists.

The argument in the case Of the In
dianpolis Drop Forging Company against
the striking members of the local union
of machinists and their business agent E.
]. Collins, was concluded before Judge
Carter in Room 8, Superior Court. yester-
day. The attorneys for the defense fur
nished many references in law and in adj
publications 10 show that the prosecution
OF the strike and the establis hment of
picketS and sentinels, whose duty 1t was
10 impress on wOrkmen the injustice of
their continuing at an employment which
was legitimately their own, was legal, and
not without the bounds of the law. Many
citations in former decisions were fur
nished the court. After the argument had
been concluded Judge Carter announced
that he would take the case under advise
ment. He intends to carefully go over the
evidence and search through law books be-
fore determining the question. The tenn
porary restraining order granted Nov.
will continue in force until decision is
reached by the court.
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JOHN w. FRIDAY,
No. 42S Law Building.

real. ESTATE-FOR SALE
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
As ~ Pennsylvania ST.
Opposite Postoffice.)
We are ordered by the owner-a nonresident
to sell at once a property East 18th ST. and
the l.. f. & w. X. r. tracks; property assessed
for taxes $500; see us and make offer.
A first-class business property situated in the
best business locality; $50, 900. See US quick.
A net per cent. investment in down town bust
ness property responsible tenant; building In
best condition; $4,000. See us.
A valuable downtown corner property; will in
crease in value rapidly; pays q. 800 rent building
In good condition. This is Of the few actual
bargains that may now be had and should inter
est investors at once
For investments in valuable washington-st
nronerties call at Security Trust Company's office.
good small property on West 10th St: double
house in 'front.' single house in rear; property is
always rented and In good order; rents for 1895
per annum; price S3, 800.
Very desirable site for warehouse or heavy
mercantile business; on track large lot; central
location. Security Trust Company.
For desirable residences. north. northeast or
south: call at our Office for full particulars. We
have some very good values to offer in good To-
calities.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
IS N Pennsyivania ST.
Opposite Postofhce.)
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EvANGELIsTIC SERVICES.
They VIII he Continued at Trinity
CoueregatfonaI Church.

The evangelistic services In Trinity Con-
gregational Church, Pleasant and Spruce
streets. will be continued third week be-
ginning with to-day's services There will
be communion in the morning. The subject
of the address at night will be 1.-THE Power
of Choice" Last Sunday evening many
people were turned away. Tomorrow even
ing the evangelist. NJ. H. Lyon. will preach
on THE Dead Line In Amusements," a
sermon which Is looked forward TO with
much interest on account OF partial expires
sions Of the evangelist already made on
that subject. He believes generally In more
amusements than are generally taken by
Christian people ought not to step over.
Mr. Lyon has been preaching some Vigorous
sermons and has drawn large crowds 10 the
church at every service George II. VII
Hams, the singer. Leads . spirited pre-
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Receiver Appointed.

Judge McMaster appointed the Union
Trust Company receiver of the Vail seed
store yesterday. The application for re-
ceiver was made by Helen c. Vail, half
owner of the firm with Sidney ]. Vail. in
suit filed Thursday. The plaintiff in her
petition asked that an accounting be made
of the firms moneys and that she be given
her interest in it after the sale of the
property.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07
DAYLIGHT PRlSMS
MAKE DARK ROOMS LIGHT
Wonderful Results Accomplished.
The Builders Supply Co.,
342 East Washington ST.

FOR RENT-See list at l31 E. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY & APPEL.
FOR RENT-Insure your property with FRANK
X SAWYER, 12S Z. Market st.
FOR RENT-14o4 East New York. rooms mod
ern; SIS. SEIDENSTICKER & ROOT, 1S3 East
Market.
FOR RENT-Two small business rooms; 1924
North Capitol av.; Sc SEIDENSTICKER &
ROOT 1873 East Market
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Baxter Marital Troubles.

William Baxter, who threatened to kill
his wife Friday night. was fined yester-
day in Police Court SO and costs for drunk
ness and disturbing the peace. In the
trial of Baxter it appeared that the two
were married Friday night much against
the wishes of the girls mother. Baxter,
in order to get his wife went TO his mother
in-law's home armed with a shotgun and
threatened, 1t is said the lives of the whole
family
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07

Three bankruptcy petitions were filed in
the United States Court yesterday Ira p.
Younglove, of Hammond. has debts aggre-
eating 500, 227. 10 and assets of s505. Edward
Grider of Walkerton, a merchant, says
his liabilities are $461766 and assets
81 1900 Samuel Levy, Of Muncie, has debts
amounting to $3,273S0 and assets of SIS. Is.
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gramme of songs at each meeting He
sings two or more solos and is backed by a
large and good choir, made up principally
of the members Of the Second German
Methodist and the Trinity choirs.
There will be mass meeting for men
only at o'clock this afternoon. Boys
over fourteen years old will be admitted.
The speakers subject will be 1.-The Great
right The regular afternoon services
will begin again Tuesday at 2:D o'clock.
Noon meetings at factories will be con-
tinued during the week. There will also
be a meeting for women only, at which
girls more than fourteen years old will be
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Money for Christmas

Don't let the Christmas stockings OF your loved
ones 20 empty simply because you are temper
ar,lv short. Come 10 Us. We can help you III
them We will loan you money We viii loan
Won Eve dollars ten dollars, twenty-five dollars.
ATTY dollars. or whatever you may need Your
household goods. piano. team, fixtures OF any
other personal property win be good security.
ana the goods will not be removed from your
home You can have plenty OF time in which to
nav of your loan You can have from one 10
twelve months time. You can pay weekly.
uonthiy. quarterly, or as you may desire You
can have the payments so small that you viii not
feel them. Here are some OF the terms OF our
weekly payment plan. allowing you fifty weeks
to pay on your coc Is the weekly payments
On a so5.Oo loan: sl.0 is the weekly payment on
a $50 loan: sl-se Is the weekly payment on n So
loan: 81 Is the weekly payment on soo-eo
loan Other amounts al the same proportion.
We also loan money salaries at low rates
Courteous treatment. fair dealings. and ansOluts
secrecy guaranteed Let us help you 70 ''Msr-
~ Christmas
INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN Comply
Fst.blish.d Iss7 Both Phones ssss
Room 4 LOMBARD BLDG. sax 4. Washington 50.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT.
Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
yern Startz SIS. Andrew Startz; divorce.
Evidence partly heard and continued.
NEW SUITS.
BETTE Howell VS.. Lucien Wulsin ct al. |;
iudgment-S219.3 Superior Court, Room 2.
Mary Scott Harrison Mckee VS.. Elizabeth
Harrison, minor, ct al; ownership. Circuit
Court.
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Mortgages.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Dec. g. 1902 fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. 127 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1905:
Roscoe F. East to Charles T. Boyer. Lots
81 and 50. Mulaney & Cooper's add.
lAqueduet ST. near 2sd ST.. $4,000
y of pit n W a., Sec p. TIP II. r 5.
Charles s E. Downey g to Lena A. Miller. i'''O'
Lot 49,, Hosbrook Co.'S Brinkman
Hill add: oxford st. near 9th SD. 1880
Goes sub. So 4. (cor East and Wa
Fred i Cline line to Charles T. Boyer. Lot 4s ''''''
Smith & Logans add. Qogan st. near
Anna Le G M Mck Ry to James K Cam 10000
bridge. Lots 10 and 20. Johnson,s LIST
West Indianapolis add. (Cor Belmont
john an avg W. Mecoliu M ct al to standard ''0
WI Mhs ss SOnpa eGsDt P5 s5 y Sec TO-
Herbert L. Whitehead to Elmer C. Rus
sell sell Lot - Meadland Id aOt Grandview 800 %
George p Lyon to Elmer c. Russell,
dSt ri I'm a Fstch Snrs s9b st F psa9 Se
vada sO 5O0OO
M 3 H RssRod to Park M ada GRACE Ct
land av. SD st.:........:.:::..... 10000
Oliver D. Sargent ct al to - Melville Ell III &C C
q u ssG 1s TIP Is srr : a snd 70,
Melville dSfHt c. Alexander trustee, to
Nancy NJ Sargent same last above. 100
| Sun Saving and Inv. Co. to Rosa
Schneiderman Lot IS, Clark's Sd add
near Henry sO ,......... ................ 10000
| Addie w. Robinson ct al. to Willis
| Burkhart und int in pit of II, Sec
% Tp IA r. 3. perry township)........ loo
Willis Burkhart TO Addie w. Robinson
| ct al, und int above. Leo
Af Snsh M PPS Of Sc Sec IS " T'Iis
Rs. Perry township .................. 10000
| willis Burkhart to Ellen W. Field, Lot
/ IN Q
man ma "a av and Ida stI................... 5000
| Daniel Dunn TO Jacob Brown ct TX, pit
| of Lot 3. Owens's sub, Boatrights sub,
aS. near Michigan sl......... 49,. 100000
| Daniel Dunn to Jacob Brown ct ux., pit
| of Lot g. Owens's sub. Boatrights sub.
sSor r e... 2.5oOot
Custave Schwab TO Nicholas Schwab, pit
tnwnshipt .......................... 2,sOo.OC
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Now INTERPRETATIONS.

The Blue River Oil and Gas Company. Of
Fredericksburg. fled articles OF incorpora-
ton yesterday. The capital stock is s2S.-
Coo and the directors are Isaac p. Leyden;
Charles e Wynan, II. c. Ramsey ana
George w. De Wees
The Louisville Home Telephone Company
Of Louisville. with $4,000 capital represented
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07

II. sudkamp, she'd 23s1 Shelby, 500
e p Johnson. repairs. 17ls North Pennsylva-
Indianapolis Abattoir Company. remodeling.
River avenue, sls.5OO.
D. J. Mcnamara. cottage. Logan and Ray
rnond. 500.
a A Wright repairs 1889 West Market. $40.
a a Wright cottage. 99i West Pearl, 500.
Nv z smith, frame, Irvington. $500.
James Daugherty. addition. Sixteenth and
Temple. $50.
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lect in Indiana; SIS for first twelve days work;
$50 per month and expenses thereafter; position
permanent; send addressed envelope. MANAGER
M BRODY, Star Building. Chicago.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
K SAWYER, 12s Z. Market 81.
WANTED-To buy secondhand stoves. LEE
HARDWARE CO., 18th and Ill. SITS.
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farm; what have You got? JOEL WILLIAMS,
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All advertisements inserted in these columns
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for.
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Spiritualisna.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York streets. Sunday sery-
Cooley widely known inspirational speaker
and test medium, occupies the rostrum. Tests
given 10 the audience morning and evening.
Regular Wednesday evening meeting at las
o'clock. All welcome
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PEOPLES,

THE PEOPLES CHURCH-At the Propylaeun
Sermon-lecture at p. m. Topic: THE Hered-
ity OF Jesus, the fifth lecture in the series on
The Evolution of the Messianic Man" The
public is cordially invited Edward A. Cantrell
pastor. Residence, is Belvedere Annex.
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WANTED-HELP.

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during spare hours; inclose stamp for reply.
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VACANT LOTS.

We have a number OF vacant lots in Reagan
rork addition in Ashland Berefontaine and
Cornell between Twenty-third and Twenty
ann sta VIII trade for improved city property
Snail business blocks, north northeast. pre-
Ssrrea Will assume. II necessary. JOHN
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.


PLYMOUTH CHURCH-The Temple. corner Del
aware and Tenth streets H. G. Meserve. pas
Tor. l4ll Park avenue. Sunday school. $50 Morn
ing service, with preaching by the pastor, 1919
NO evening service. Seats free. All welcome.
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.ISoLurRLY GUARANTEED
WEEKLY per cent. DIVIDENDS

Ia m subscribers on investments OF $50 and up-
xEard: profit payments made weekly: all deposits
subiect to withdrawal on demand; highest hnan-
covcrinx 4 period OF 50 years: write for particu-
isrs. THE CHARLES T. RAND CO., III Broad
way Nov Yosk city.
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FOR RENT-or sale: Very cheap: modern
house. II rooms partly furnished OF not: ut
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FOR SALE-FARMS.


REAL ESTATE-For sale: Farm 60 acres. Z
miles city, a mile electric line, excellent s.
room house. orchard. barn. good. level soil. all
tiiIable: rural delivery: telephone. gravel road
bargain few days CARTER. las E Market
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New Jerusalelo.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL.-No e2s North Ala
oama street The Rev. Willis L Glsdish. pas
tor sunday school. $3.50. Worship and sermon,
IL o'clock. Subject: Devils Cast into Swine"