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Prospecting for OIL.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind., Oct. S.-The Stand
ard Oil Company to-day began an investi-
cation of the oil fields near New Haven,
this county, and located a series of points
where test wells are to be drilled. Five
years ago oil was discovered in paying
quantity on the John Hartzell farm, but
the promoters quarreled and dropped the
drilling.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. s.-Carl b.
Schoenlein, aged sixty-eight, committed
suicide this morning by swallowing car
bolic acid. His wife died six months ago.
and he was Respondent. His body was
found in his room at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred WehnerI, on West Main
street. and the surroundings indicated de-
liberation in his act.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON, Ind, Oct. S.-The Eighty
ninth Indiana Infantry and the Ninth In
diana Battery held their annual reunion
here to-day, closing with a camp fire in the
L. o. o. F. Hall tonight. Chaplain j. s.
McCarty, of the E~ighty-ninth, pronounced
the invocation. Harry Reid delivered the
address Of welcome and William M. Clifford,
of Lincoln, Neb., responded. Other speak
ers were Charles T. Gaddy, NJ. j. Hodson.
Fielding Burdette, NJ. NJ. Dunlap, the Rev.
Smith. Lights out" was sounded by l..
w. Coils.
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P%ITTSBURG'S VICTORY.
Fine Game of Exhibition Ball with
the AII-Amertcsu STARE.

PITTSBURG. Oct. S.--The All-American
stars were powerless before the grand
pitching of Philippe and the splendid field
ing IF the National League champions to-
day, and were shut out, only two men
reaching third base. JOSS. for the visitors,
also pitched a fine game. both runs for
the home team being made through errors.
On Friday and Saturday the clubs will play
the third and fourth games of the series
in Cleveland. Score:
r
Pittsburg 100 "a s 1
All-American 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 4
Observation-Disclosures and Zimmer; Joss
and Sullivan. Umpires-O'Laughlin and
O'Day. Attendance-4,5O0.
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Mr.. Cbaney Will Give Tn canvass.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. Son account Of
the fatal illness of his father. who lives at
Fort Wayne. John c. Clancy has been
compelled to give up his campaign in Law
renee county for the present. Ira c. Bat
man. of Bloomington. one of the ablest
speakers in southern Indiana, will fiji Mr..
Chaney's appointments.
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Ga. Gusher Instead of Oil.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. S.-An oil well
drilled by a Pennsylvania company near
Sycamore. twelve miles east Of Kokomo,
turned out to be a gas producer of tre-
mendous proportions. An experienced drill
er says the we'll is equal to the best in the
palmiest days of gas development. Rocks
were hurled to the top of the derrick when
the drill was withdrawn.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Oct. s.-Ralph
Potts, who has been acting as assistant
secretary of L. A. 300 since the resigna-
ton of Frank Yourison, has returned from
a tour of the gas belt. All the old l.. A.. 800
factories in the West are now in line with
their organization and five concerns in tho
East. which have been operating with
Denny workmen. have applied for the
Burns wage scale. The Converse plant.
which started with new l.. A.. 800 men. is
said to have only four shops at work.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. SAN old-fashioned
Republican love feast was held last night
at Republican headquarters in th's city.
The affair was in the nature Of a confer
ence to talk over the campaign and to
take the first steps toward an enthusiastic
revival during the last month. The flow of
oratory and Republicanigm lasted for two
and one-half hours anG was followed by a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-09
Richmond High school Games.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Oct. S.-The next game
of football to be played by the Richmond
High School team will be with Knights
town, in this city, Oct. IS. The locals go
to Knightstown the following Saturday. A
game will be played with the second team
at Earlham College Saturday. Two games
will be played with Winchester next month.
two arranged with Muncie have been
Cancelled.
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Made.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SCOTTSBURG. Ind. Oct. s.-The Repub-
ncans have nominated the following ticket:
Prosecutor of Scott and Jennings counties.
John w. Davis; representative of Scott.
Jennings and Ripley counties. 7. III. Ever
EFT. The Democrats nominated Henry Har-
prosecutor.
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confederate shaft UnveiIed.

DANVILLE, Ky, Oct. S.-The state mon
ument to the memory Of the Confederate
soldiers who fell during the battle of Per-
ryville and who are buried there was un-
yelled at Perryville to-day in the presence
of q vast multitude. estimated at nearly
10. 900. Orations were made by Judge M. c..
Saufiey, Hon. r. j. Breckenridge and Gen.
]. A. West. Miss Ella Hay unveiled the
shaft
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CARTHAGE, Ind Oct. Sc. E. Hendee,
Republican candidate for joint senator for
Madison, Hancock and Rush counties.
spoke TO a crowded house at the Columbia
Opera House last night. The lack Gowdy
Glee Club accompanied Mr.. Hendee Will
NJ. Sparks, nominee for reelection to the
state Legislature, presided at the meeting.
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People Prosperous and C~Ontented.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind. Oct. S.-Representative Z.
d. ~Crumpacker. of Valparaiso. spoke to-
night at the Republican meeting held at
wyandotte Hall. His address was well re-
cefved. Mr.. Crumpacker reports that he
finds throughout his travels a prosperous
and contented people.
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found on the streets. walking aimlessly
about and in a dazed condition. by the au-
thorities at 10 o'clock and taken to the
prison. A physician was summoned. who
remained with him several hours. when he
seemingly rallied. At 3 o'clock this morn
ing he was found dead by Night Engineer
Willard Clarke. of the water works station,
which building Joins the city Jail.
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r. NJ. Bachelor, general agent of the
Santa Fe Railroad in st. Joe. has received
notice that the advanced rate on live stock
into that city. which was TO have gone
into effect on Oct. 10. has been Cancelled.
Thes constructions from the Santa Fe show
that the difference existing between the
st. Joseph packers and the road, due TO
the roads demand for a larger share of
east-bound packing house products. have
been settled.
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Muncie After Publishing Plant.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. S.-The Commercial
Club. OF this city. has a committee to for
ward an urgent request to the American
Christian convention. now in session at
Norfolk. Va, that the church's publishing
plant. now at Dayton. o., be removed to
Muncie. The church is seeking a new To-
cation for the plant, as the property at
Dayton was recently sold under condem-
nation proceedings brought by a railroad,
for which $4,000 was received, and will now
be invested elsewhere.
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Judgment Against an Ex-Omcial.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. SIN Circuit Court
to-day judgment was rendered against
former County Treasurer John A. Morrison
and his bondsmen for the sum of SS01 81.
This amount of shortage was found on go
ing over the books after Morrison's re-
tirement from office. An Eastern guar
antee company will make good the deficit.
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Donors
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis journal.
GREENSBURG, Ind, Oct. S.-The COM
mittee of seven young business men who
nae the entire management Of the late
street fair so successfully managed the
funds placed in their hands that they were
able to return to each donor Is per cent. of
his donation. Had the weather been favor
able the committee states that ii would
lave been able to return so per cent. The
fair was a decided success, and there is a
movement on foot to give another one next
year.
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Delegations from Several states and
Prominent workers In Cause At
the Convention.
MILLI0N-DOLLAR TRUST DEED
FORECLOSURE SUIT AGAINST MONO
LITH PORTLAND CEMENT co.
One Farmer Missing and Two Commit
suicide-OId Soldiers Hold Reun-
fons-Other state News.
"a the IndiananolIs journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Oct. S.-The thir-
ty-second annual meeting of the North
western branch OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society convened the. first resu-
lar s~essiorA this morning at the College
avenue Methodist Church. Large delega-
ions came in from different places, some
GOO from Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan
being I'm attendance. Miss Margaret Dick
son, secretary of the Indiana Conference,
opened the meeting with devotional serv-
ices, after which the Rev. Doddridge con-
Quoted holy communion. Mrs. Mary Mind,
q veteran mission worker and who has
furnished a son and a daughter for the
foreign field. had charge of the after-com-
munion service, and was followed by Mrs.
Patton. vice president. who is president in
the absence OF Mrs. William Quinn. who
is absent on account of illness. Misses
Wright and Fisher spoke briefly on mission
work in India, from which mission Held
they have just returned.
Mrs. i. r. Hit, president emeritus, ana
who has the honor OF having attended
twenty-four sessions of this branch, pre-
sented an interesting review of the North
western branch. She alluded to Indiana
as the cradle OF Western missions" and
called attention to some interesting statis-
tics which show the growth of the society.
DurlnR the 0TSI year OF tue society Oily
two missionaries were in the foreign field;
since then $50 women have gone forth.
The receipts during the first year were
A,556 and now they amount to $526, 795. Al
together the enormous sum of $5,SS1, SIS has
been contributed for the support of foreign
missions.
Ar Interesting surprise this morning was
the appearance Of Miss Ruth Hit, OF
Washington. the twelve-year-old grand
daughter of Mrs 1. r. Hit. Miss Ruth
was made a life member of this society
at its annual meeting at Indianapolis on
the day of her birth. Inc In expression of
her thanks presented TO the president of
the session a walnut gavel, the wood of
which II was made being taken from a
tree which stood near the grave of George
Washington.
TO-n1ghts programme was OF unusual
interest. DR.. w. l.. Bryan read the Scrip
ture lesson and the address was given by
the Rev. c. j. Little. president of Garrett
Biblical Institute His subject was 1.-The
Effects of Woman's Activity in the Foreign
Missionary Work"
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Democratic omcers Displaced.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Oct. s.-The Repub-
lican mayor, with the assistance Of the
three Republican member Of the City
Council. discharged the Democratic city
attorney. Wallace G.. Morgan. and the
Democratic street commissioner, Michael
O'Reilley, last night. They were placed in
office by the Democratic mayor and Council
just before the present mayor took his
seat, the intention being that they should
hold over two years under Republican adj
ministration
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
Ind, Oct. s.-w. II. Hadiey.
one of the best polo players in the National
League, which is composed OF New Eng
land clubs. was signed to-day by the Rich
mond team In the Western League. He Is
an all-around player.
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in Session.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. S.-The State
convention of the Indiana Grand Lodge
Templars met to-day, about 100 delegates
being in attendance. The reports of various
officers were received. The Grand Lodge
members.
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smoker. All of the leaders Of the party
and the county candidates made speeches.
Voters were cautioned against staying at
home and asked to keep up a missionary
campaign all along.
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Banquet to Grand Chancellor Tindail

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SHELBYVILLE. Ind, Oct. s.-Grand
Chancellor c. A. Tindall was rendered an
elaborate reception at the X OF p. Castle
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Boys Short Pants Suits. in all the
latest styles - Double breasted.
Manly and Norfolks; those that
should be trimmed are hand.
somely embellished; the others
mannishly finished. Sizes from
A to Is years. and every one OF
them worth S. 90
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,oys' Short Pants Suits, in Dou-
ble-breasted, Novelty and Nor
folk styles; dressy little pattern
effects, with wearableness in
every feature of cloth and MAX
ing. Full line of sizes from 4
to IA years. $3.50 values for
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-21
KRoTKIE
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

= Burmistrz Harrison zauwa-
zyf, re mieszkancy miasta Chicago
ma brak wegla uskarzac sic ME be-
da mieli powodu.
- Ordynans odnoszacy sic dc
sprawy Allisa i Hanreddy, rozpa.
trywany przez odnosny komitet ra.
dy miejskiej, zostat ziozony do
akt. Za zfozeniem do akt gfosowat
alderman Smulski, ki6ry byf pre-.
ciwnego zdania, niz panowie Kunz
Leininger.
Cegiy majace bye uzyte do
brukowania ulic podlegaja obecnie
pr6bom, czy istotnie odpowiadsja
potrzebie.
- Policyant chciaf aresztowa6
artyste Adolfa Philip, kt6ry W
W kostyumie ,,trampa" przessedt 2
teatru Bush Temple" przez ulice
do fotografa.
- Jay A. Congdon popiers
szczodra reka .proroka" Dowiego.
lecz skapi ma wydatki wiasnei zony
i ztsd skarga sadowa.
- Mtody chtopak Earle Harper
kradI ojcu pieniadze praebywat
nastepnie przez kilka dni nocy
poza domem. Sedzia Tuthill ODE
siaf go do szkofy poprawczej.
- Nova skarge o sprzysiezenie
W celu okradania kasy powiatowej
wniesiono przeciw j. 81. Gormley,
prezydentowi Masonic Temple
Association" i przeciw tym oso.
bonn, kt6rych sprawe roztrzasa obe-
cnie sad przysiegfych.
= Pociag kolei Milwaukee and
st. Paul najechat ma woz, W kt6.
rym siedzieli 60letni Michael
Gethouse 65letni Timothy Lynch.
Obydwaj poniesli smierc ma miej-
scu. Nieszczescie zdarzylo sig
ma rogu Hawthorne ave. Lara
bee st.
- Ma rogu Wabash ave. 80 al.
zeskoczylo bicyklow dwoch rabu.
SLOW, rzuciio sic ma Williama Re-
gan, obrabowafo go i - uciekio ma
swych koiowcach.
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kronika MiejScoWa
z Rady miejskiej.

Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
Rady miejskiej przyjeto jednog}o-
snie rezolucye, dziekujaca dokto-
rowi Adolfowi Lorenz, slawnemu
operatorowi Wiednia, re ba-
wiac w Chicago, dzielii sic chetnie
swemi wiadomosciami z tutejszy-
mi lekarzami i re bezinteresownie
uzdrowii znaczna ilosc dzieci, o
ktorych sadzono, re So skazane ma
dozgonne kalectwo.
Pan Chas. Netcher zazadai Cd
miasta oddania mu w die
rzawe ma lat SO kawalka miejskie-
go gruntu przy Madison ul., przy-
tykajacego do gmachu Boston
Store. Pan Netcher zamierza ma
tym gruncie postawic nowy bu-
dynek kosztem 100000.
Alderman Cullerton wystapil z
proiektem rehabilitowania pana
Piotra Kiolbassy w oczach tych,
kt6rym glupie wywody marnego
politykiera Harlana zawracaJa
gsowy. Rada miejska ma ogsosic
sprawozdanie posiedzenia z Ago
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maja 1893 roku, w ktorem pokwi-
towano pana Piotra odbioru
$38,o9I.52, jake reszty procentow
Cd sum skiadanych w bankach.
Procenty takie inni skarbnicy
miejscy chowali do wlasnej kie-
szeni pan Piotr kiolbassa zwro-
Gil je miastu, przez co zas}uzy} So
bic, azeby w dniu q listopada o.
brac go ogromna wiekszoscia g}o-
sow skarbnikiem powiatowym.
Projekt Cullertona przekazano
komisyi finansowej.
Po powzieciu roznych uchwal
odroczyla sic Rada miejska do
dnia 10 listopada. Bedzie wow
czas juz po wyborach.
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stwa Ameryki Poiudniowej wioda
aywot gnusny j traca swe silly ma
bezustannych miedzy soba wal
kach sporach, dla btahych cze-
stokroc powodow. Prawdopodobnie
przeto wszechamerykanizm poko-
ia wszechiberyzm, o lie Rad wa
szyngtonski zrecznie i celowo po-
prowadzi polityke Uni p6lnocnej
W tym wfasnie kierunku.
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Wypadek.

Jerome Mulcany. elektro. mecba'
mix, chwilowo zajety przy ustawia-
niu maszyn W nowo wystawionym
gmachu elektrycznosci ma w. Di.
vision al. blisko Dickson. spadf 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-21
Rome wiadOmosci
telegraficZne.

telegraflCZne.
ABoerscy genera1owie zebrali w
Niemczech razem oIo,ooo marek.
Gas w ktorym wybiora sic do
Stanow Zjednoczonych, jeszcze
ME oZnaczony.
= w Wittenbergu obchodzono
4oo-letni jubileusz tamtejszego
uniwersytetu.
w Grenloe w Holandyi are
sztowano pastora Karl Iserlohn,
radzce konsystoryalnego, oska-
rzonego o zamordowanie jego 60
spodyni jej corki obrabowa-
ME tychze.
= Fabryka zelaza Hoerdera w
Berlinie otrzyma}a z Ameryki "a
mowienie ma 10000 ton SYN sta
lowych.
= Rad brytyjski zastanawia
sic mad TEN, czyli ME nalezy wy
slac wojsk indyjskich do kraju
Somali dla st1umienia powstania
''szalonego" Mullaha.
- Krol portugalski ma przybyc
do Londynu, wedle poglosek tam
krazacych, w tym celu, azeby u
kladac sic w sprawie sprzedazy
posiadiosci portugalskich W polu-
dniowej Afryce.
= Sekretarz francuzkiego zwia-
zku robotnikow ma dokach do
niosi premierowi Combes, re
zwiazek postanowil zarzadzic ge-
neralny strajk sympathy ola
strajkujacych g6rnikow.
= w francuzkiej izbie poslow
Roche postawil wniosek, by znie-
siono ambasade przy Watykanle,
ale sprawe zlozono w rece specy-
alnej komisyi, gdzie zapewne 20
stanie pogrzebana.
= w Glens Falls, n. Y, straj-
kujqcy personal kolei Hudson
Valley przystai ma propozycye
kompanii, by powody nieporozu-
mienia oddaG pod sad polubowny.
w Killingley, Conn.,, chory
Jest Smiertelnie posei do kongre-
su Charles Addison Russell.
w Forrest City, Ark, spalo-
no zywcem murzyna Charlesa
Young, ktory biaia kobiete znie-
wazyl.
= Pociqg osobowy kolei Big
Four wylioleil sic IA mil ma pol
noe cd Columbus. Konduktor po-
ciagu Ryder zosta} zabity; palace
i urzednik pakunkowy sa pokale-
cZeni.
w indianapolis, Ind, ubie-
glej nocy bylo kilka pozarow po-
chodzacych widocznie podpala-
mia, a w ruinach pewnej lodownl
znaleziono zweglone zW1oki ko-
biety.
= Miasto Dallas, Tex, ofiaro-
walo puhar admiralowi Schleyo-
wi, wreczyl go gen. n. M.
Crane.
- w Calumet, Mich, wczoraj
pred po1udniem spadf pierwszy
Snieg w tym sezonie.
w Springdale, 10 mil cd
Pittsburgh, spalila sic fabryka
American Glue Co." Pozar zrza-
dill szkode ma $4,000, 200 ro-
botnikow stracilo zatrudnienie.
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Notatki pOlityczne.

NOtatki pOlityczne.
Legislative Voters League"
wydafa odezwe, W kt6rej dzieli
kandydat6w ma posl6w i senate.
row do legislatury stanu Illinois
ma ,,dobrych" i ,zfych", Odezwa
stwierdza, re W powiecie Cook Ii
czba niepozadanych posiow j sena.
torow zmniejsza sie. q 80 niego-
dnych zaufania kandydat6w prze-
pablo Is podczas prawybor6w. Re.
szta zalezy cd wyborcow. kt6rzy "
danych razach ME powinni uwazac
ma kandydat6w tel lub owej partyi,
lecz popierac kandydat6w niezalez.
nych, lie tacy zasfuguja ma "a
ufanie.
Wczoraj upfynaf termin, " kt6.
rym byfo wolno wycofac swa kan-
dydature tykietu.
Komisya wyborcza skresliia liz
sty wyborc6w wiele nazwisk takica
osob, kt6re ME maja prawa brac u.
dzialu W tegorocznych wyborach.
Zmodyfkowana lista obejmuje o.
becnie og6lem 337,342 nazwisk. z
tel liczby przypada ma l6 warde
1881, ma II warde l0,G95. Si6.
dina warda jest najwieksza, obej.
mule bowiem 1888 nazwisk wy.
COW.
Ietnieje zamiar utworzenia od..
dzielnej partyi robotniczei kt6ra.
by miala "a zadanie wybierac jak
najwiekszq liczbe urzednik6w po.
miedzy czionk6w zorganizowanej
prasy.
Senator Mason przemawiac be-
die W przyszty wtorek W Audito-
rum ma temat: Kuba-Filipiny
pred wojns po wojnie.-T -Taryfa
dla Portoryczan. Senator Mason
jest republikaninem, lecz pomimo
to sprzyja kandydatom ma demo-.
kratycznym tykiecie powiatowym.
Niema W tenn mic dziwnego..
Przeciez ma czele demokratycznego
tykietu stac bedzie Piotr Kiolbas-
sa, jemu kazdy sprzyja, bez
wzgledu ma to, czy sam jest demo.
krata lub republikaninem.