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Capt. Luther ID. MaIone's Lectures.

Capt. Luther ID. Malone will lecture at
Southport on Monday night. at the North
indianapolis Methodist Church on next
Wednesday night. and at Greenfield on
next Friday night. His subject is THE
Destiny of the Republic
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Assaulted a Policeman.

Bicycle Policemen Griffin and Manning
were sent yesterday evening to No. 2l5
North Liberty street TO arrest a crazy man
They found that Harry Quilian had been
disturbing the quietude of the house and
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The indianapolis Fire Insurance Com
many was one OF the few companies which
made a profit on its business for the year
1901 The risks insured by this sterling
home company are carefully selected. and
the growth of the institution is assured.
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To the Republicans of Marion County:

TIME short time before the primary election
next Friday makes it impossible for to
visit every locality in the county as l had hoped
to do. l must. therefore. rely very largely upon
the assistance of friends to bring my candidacy
to the attention Of the many Republicans through
out the county shall be unable to see personally.
The County Clerks office is an important office
to the people of Marion county. More than any
other office. perhaps. in the county it ought
to be filled by one having some special qualiCa-
tons for the place. l feel that my experience in
the office chief deputy has been such as to
settle the question of qualification in my favor.
1 believe, also, that every Republican in making
up his ticket ought to be guided by desire to
secure the nomination Of the strongest ticket pos
Sible If l may have your support upon these
conditions it will be greatly appreciated
Very respectfully.
CLINTON L. HARE.
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DEAF MUTE KILLED.
Horace vi. White, Employed at State
Institution. Struck by Engine.


Horace NJ. White. a deaf mute, who was
employed at the State Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb, was killed yesterday at
the State-street crossing of the c., II. &
d. tracks by a switch engine. One OF the
men said he riding on a passenger
train and when he leaned out at the side of
the train was struck by the switch engine
as it passed. When Drs. Lowry and Hicks
of the City Dispensary, arrived with the
ambulance the man who made the above
statement had gone, and inquiry of the
company last night failed to verify the re-
port and resulted in getting no informa-
ton as TO the manner in which the acct
dent occurred. Whites head was mashed,
and his death was clearly the result Of
being struck on the head.
He was thirty-nine years of age and had
been at the state institution for twenty
five years After completing his school
course there he given employment.
His father lives at Thorntown, and a sis
ter Mabel White, is a teacher in the public
schools here. His body taken to the
city morgue and later removed to the I'M
dertaking rooms of Flanner Buchanan.
Insure with German Fire Insurance OF
Indiana General Offices 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion
Dunlap's Celebrated Hats
At Seaton's Hat Store.
Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats.
Indianapolis Barber supply Co.
For Massage Cream. 81 East Ohio street.
Leo LandO, Manufacturing Optician,
Permanent location at 142 N. Pennsylvania st.
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neighborhood, and, after he had broken a
cuspidor over Grifflns head, he was over
powered and sent to police headquarters.
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What is the use OF telling the rheumatic
that he feels as IL his joints were being dis
located?
He knows that his sufferings are very
much like the tortures of the rack.
What he rdnts TO knOV is what will per-
manently cure his disease.
That, according TO thousands OF grateful
testimonials, is
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Insure with German Fire Insurance OF
Indiana. General Offices 20 South Delaware
street Fire. tornado and explosion
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Hoods JdrSdpdriU0

1t promptly neutralizes the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends. COM
pletely eliminates it, and strengthens the
system against its return. Try Hoods
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. T. w. Matthews died Monday
night ut "Creedmooi" his home near
Warrenton.
Mr.. @. II. Hudspetb, who has been
missing from Richmond since Thurs
day morning last, and who was in
Washington as late az Monday alter
noon, has again disappeared.
Rev. Geo. w. Anderson, of Stephens
City, Frederick county, was married In
Winchester, Monday night to Miss
Maize E Limerick, OF Clarke county,
by Rev. s. d. SHELTON. The bride Ia
the fourth wife of Rev. Mr.. Anderson.
The home farm OF the estate Of the
late John F. Shryock in Loudoun coun-
ty, was sold to Amos Jenkins for ST so
per acre. and the home place OF the late
Richard Lit.letoD, near Bloomfield,
that county, was also sold ID DR.. @. e.
Brown for $50 per acre.
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ROYAL GUEST DEPARTS.

The following exchanges took place
yesterday between Prince Henry Of
Prussia, who sailed for Europe on the
Deutschland, and President Roosevelt:
"Hoboken, N. j., March II.
"The President OF the United States:
"On this day Of my departure, l beg
10 thank you personally. as we'll as the
nation whose guest l have been, for all
the kindness, consideration, and good
feeling have met with during my
visit to your Interesting country. l
hope that my visit may have increased
the feeling OF friendship between the
country l represent and the United
States. Bidding you farewell, lei me
wish you every possible success, and
pray remember me to Mrs. Roosevelt
and Miss Roosevelt, who go chsrmingly
and with so much pluck accomplished
her task when launching his msjesty's
yacht Meteor. Ooce more, most hearty
thanks. May we meet again.
"HEINRICH, Prince Won Preussen."
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Bishop Fl. Y. Sattsrlee. OF Washing
ton. has appealed from the Civil Court
decision in the case OF Rev. Gilbert f.
Williams.
Fears are felt in London for General
Grenfell's column OF 1900 men, who
when last heard from were near Cen.
eral Delsrey.
DIR. William F. Lippitt. we'll
known physician Of Charlettown, w.
Va, died vet tsrday evening. DR.. Lip
pitt was born in Loudoun county, IN
1881.
The price of eggs declined another
cent dozen in Baltimore yesterday.
being quoted 10 the wholesale market
at from 10 to l6 cents, as against II
cent, on Monday.
The big box manufacturing plant OF
]. II. Thiemeyer & Co., OF south Car
oline STREET. Baltimore, was destroyed
by fire last night, involving loss OF
between SAC, 900 and $50 900.
President Roosevelt yesterday sent
| his first veto message to Congress. 1t
was directed to the Senate, and the
bill vetoed was the one removing the
charge OF deserlion from the naval
record OF John Glass.
I Mrs. Ada Gilbert Dennis, the victim
OF the murderous and myst srous assault
of the 18th OF last December, still lies
at the Garfield Hospital In Washing
ton in a semi-comGtose ttate. 0nly at
rare intervals is Mrs. Dennis conscious
of her surroundings, and on those oc'
casions when she awakes from ber
stupor her words are rambling and TO-
coherent.
| It ia rumored that Mr.. George B,
Cortelyou, Secretary to President
Roosevelt, is TO retire as soon as be
RECEIVERS from his present Illness snc
that Attorney General Knox is ID re
tire from the Presidents Cabinet and
| that Sscret ary OF Agriculture Wilson
ia TO retire from the Cabinet immedi
ately after the final solution OF the
Cuban tariff question.
The Chinese government has pre-
sented to the United States Minister
Mr.. Oonger, a strong memorial agalns'
! the re-enactment OF the Chinese exclu
sion law by the United States. TIT
, government there particularly object
, to the exclusion OF Chinese from thu
A Philippine and Hawaiian Islands, rep
resenting that the" Chinese bad &C
! ouired extensive commercial interest
there and were closely connected will
the islands by family ties, 30 that re
D preston OF free Intercourse would re
o suit 10 peculiar hardships.
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was offered BY Mr.. Lsadbeater.

Who Ouofcu W MT hcauocoscss
Mr.. Snowdeu explained that Col.
Smith had told him be had tried this
but there was no possibility OF getting
such an exemption 10 the constitution.
Mr.. Lesdbester said II that was the
case he would withdraw the resolution,
which was done, though Mr.. Johnson
thought 1t would do no harm to adopt
IL.
Mr.. Lesdbeater IL troduoed new or
dinance for the repsving OF King street
from Royal to Fayet street. He said
Mr.. Boothe considered the former or
dinsnce defective. After some discus
sion Mr.. McCueu moved that the i'm
proved pavement be extended to Payne
street, but at Mr.. Lsadbeatei's sugges-
ton 1t was withdrawn.
The ordinance was adopted; yeas
16, nays 0.
Mr.. Snowdep, by request, introduced
q resolution authorizing the commi t ,ei
90 Light and Finance to consider any
proposition that may be made to theu
10 reference to lease of the gas work
which was agreed to.
Adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAR 10, 1902.

TT Is generally conceded that the
disaster to General MethusD's column
IN South Africa will have great moral
effect 10 encouraging the Beers to more
obstinate resistance. Some papers on
the continent of Europe think II is
about time England was realizing that
1t is impossible to exterminate the
Boers and that the only issue is nego-
tistions for a treaty of peace acceptable
- both sides. They also call attention
to the double aud grave problem which
England has to face 10 the demopstra
ton OF the Irish members OF Parlia
ment who are exultlng over the British
reverse. 1t could not rise up before
her 10 a more menscing and moriify'
ing msnner than ct the present
moment. Nations, ike individuals
sooner or later reap what they SOW
The British people for many years
have been in position to do virtually
Whist they pleased with certain insight
icant countries. Heretofore suller
submission has characterized her con
quests. But 1t is not 30 10 Soutt
Africa, where she has foe who pa
already caused the sacrifice of man.
lives and untold millions.
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Resolutions were ouereo In Ootn
branches providing that no new legisls.
ton be considered after Saturday,
March 10, but action on them was de-
ferred.
SENATE.
In the Senate yesterday the bill was
passed allowing railroads TO extend
their lines. This Ia the measure to
which objection was raised Oh the
ground that its provisions might be
construed to give such companies more
power than was presumably coDtem
plated.
The Bland quarantine bill was de-
feated. The bill took the appoint.
ment of quarantine officer of the Nor
folk harbor out of the governors hands
and gave ID to the election of a qusran-
tine board.
The Senate committee on roads yes.
terday afternoon decided to report the
employers liability bill fAvorsbly.
The Senate passed bills: To amend
Sec ton 2455 OF the Code in relation to
rents providing that rentor shall not
be liable for replacement or repair Of
property 10 case OF fire.
HOUSE.
The child labor bill was discussed
but no vots reached. Mr.. Cabell, OF
Danville, made a speech 10 its favor.
Mr.. Weaver introduced bill to pre-.
vide that disabled Confederate soldiers
be exempt from the payment of poll
tax, and Mr.. Cation, OF Alexandria,
offered one, Incorporating the Interna-
tional Guarantee and Trust Company.
Mr.. Hunley offered bill 10 the House
to repeal the Wharton insurance law,
which has proved 30 unpopular. There
will be big fight over t1e measure.
The House Committee on Elections
declared that w. B. Fulton, democratic
contestant for the seat from Buchanan,
Dickinson and Wise, was elected in
stead OF Joseph Hibbard, republican,
sitting member.
Two of Mr.. Caton's bills we're favor
ably reported. One was from the COM
mittee on general laws. and was for the
protection of song-birds. The other
was from the committee on ssylums
and prisons, and has for its object the
protection OF children who are not
otherwise cared for.
The bill creating the Office OF State
bank examiner was reported favoraby
last night by the House committee on
banks. The examiner is to be paid
81, 500, with two assistants at $500.
Each State bank, building and loan
and trust company is to be examined
twice a year. The tax on the capital
stock OF these institutions Is graduated
and is placed at SIS up to 800, 900 and
$50 up to SIC, 100000.
To amend and re-epsct Section II OF
an act 10 incorporate town Of Wash
ington in the county OF Rappahsnnock
with license to cell liquor.
To incorporate the Virginia-C Carolina
Trust Company.
To amend and re-enact an act to pro-
vide for taxation Of dogs and protection
OF sheep 10 the county OF Rsppahsn-
mock.
To incorporate the Benevolent Aid
and Relief Association OF Virginia.
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For the Complexion.

The complexion always sufferers from bill
liousness or constipation. Unless the bowels
are kept open the impuritie, from the body
appear In the form of unsightly erup.iOns.
DeWitt's Little Early kisers keep the liver
and bowels in healthy condition and remove
the cause of such troubles. C.. e Hooper, Al
bsny, Ga, says: 81 took DeWitt's Little
Early Ri.ers for biliousness. They were Just
what needed. am feeling better now thsD
in years" Never gripe or distress. Safe,
thorough aud gentle. The very best pills.
For sale by E. Z. Lesdbester b Son.
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PRINCE HENRY is once more upon
the deep en- route to the Fatherland,
carrying with him tender recollections
of bis visit to the United States. Dur
lug the time he was In this country be
p lssed through continuous fetes, ova'
tons and banquets and doubtless often
grew weary of the incessant attentions
bestowed upon him. Now, rocked in
the cradle OF the deep, far from the
madding crowd once more, he will have
q weeks leisure to spend In reveries
concerning his experience here. II his
visit was not thoroughly satisfactory 1t
was not the fault of his entert ,iners, as
they anticipated everything that could
10 any wise have augmented his COM
fort,
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DIED.

Suddenly, on Tuesday, March II, 1902,
WESTON H., beloved husband of jamie L.
Atkinson, in the thirty sixth year of bis age.
Funeral from his late residence, 220 sou ih
Alfred street, Thursday, March 10, at 3
p. 10. Friends and relatives are invited 10
attend.
At Providence Hospital Washington, Of
pneumonis, March IL, 1902, ANNIE E.
GOBM0N. Funeral from st. Mary's Church,
Alexandria, Friday ct 8 am.
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In COMMENTING upon the retirement
from the Cabinet of Secretary OF the
Navy Long, the Philadelphia Record
says: "a firmer hand is needed ct the
helm of the Navy Department. Whether
or not the President has picked upon
the right man will be speedily develop
ed. Representative Moody, of Massa-
chusetts, who has indicated his willing
ness t , accept the place upon Secretary
Longs retirement, ought to be able to
steer clear OF his predecessors mis-
takes. He will enter upon his duties
with no hamperiDg drawbacks, and at
q time when the maritime progress and
prowess of the nation are subjects oil
keen interest. The public treasury
was never before so drawn upon 10
time OF peace to put the naval power OF
the country upon war footing"
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Alta regular meeting Of the Common Coun.
ell of the city Of Ale1sndris, Va, held
March Ii, 1902, there were present
F. J. fsf, ESQ., B President pi and Messrs.
Trimyer, SnowdeD, Burke, Ki'heill, Fisher,
Jobnson. Uhler, Leadbeater. spInks and
An act to authorize the City Council of
AIexandria to issue It's coupon bonds, called
Public Improvement Bonds, to tho amount of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-12

ONE OF the principal reasons assigned
for calling the constitutional conven-
ton was that suffrage might be re-
ID in that theIvicious and ieno-
rant elements might be denied the
right to vote. This clause of the con-
stitutioD, however. has been put off for
consideration till the last and judging
from the debates now going on on this
subject there seems but little chance Of
an early agreement and it may be that
no change at all may be made in the
present electorate.
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BEFORE THE Senate Philippines COM
mittee yesterday Gen. Hughes said he
always hesitstsd to shoot a Filipino
because OF the childlike nature of the
race. 1t is a great pity that the kind
heartedness of Gen. Hughes is moi
shared by other American officers 10
the Philippines, for the current reports
OF battles 10 those islands tall of the
wanton slaughter OF the natives and
those who do the killing seem to think
no more of the unfortunates than If the
latter were not human beings.
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ADMIRAL sCHLEY is still the centre OF At.
traction wherever he goes. He held an inn
prOmptu reception on Chestnut street, PhiIa.
delphia yesterday afternoon and shook hands
with several hundred admiTlHg citizsrs
The admiral gOOd-naturedly met the on.
slsught, and for half an hour he was kept
busy shaking hands with his admirers. He
was in the company of Colonel Mcclure 81
fha time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-12

The HEADS of the trusts which have
been driven out Of Illinois by the anti.
trust laws are reported to be jubilant
over the the decision Of tae Supreme
Court OF the United States that these
laws are unconstitutional. 1t is posi-
BILE, however, for the legislature In each
OF the thirt sen States which are affected
by the decision to frame other laws
which will not be defective. Perhaps
the decision may lead to more stringent
Congressional enactments.
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"White House.
"Washinpton. March |

washington, March IL.
Henry. Prince Of Prussia, Steamer
Deutschland, Hamburg Dock, Ho-
boken, n. j.:
mot only have enjoyed your vieit
personally, but on behalf OF my coun.
trymen l wish to express to you the
pleasure 1t has been to see you and the
real good / think your visit has done in
promoting feeling of friendship be-
tween Germany and the United States.
1t is my most earnest wish that this
feeling may strengthen steadily. Mrs.
Roosevelt sends her warm regards, and
so would Miss Roosevelt If che were
not absent Pray present my heart.
iest greeting to his MAJESTY, the German
Emperor. Again l thank you for your
visit, and wish you all good luck
wherever you may be.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
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NEARLY 5000 men were added to
the ranks of the strikers in Boston yes
tsrday, bringing the total of idle men
up to about 10000. This movement
has caused partial paralysis in many
branches of business, and is causing no
little apprehension in others. The end
is not In sight at present and more
grave scenes may yet be enacted before
affairs resume their normal condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-12

Inc moIlOu ~ t...o ..
adopted, Mr.. 6nowden saying he
wished it to be understood that he did
net iDtsnd ID reflect on DR.. Go-msn.
who was very faithful and eficlel t
officer.
Fifty dollars was appropriated to re.
pair the fish wharf.
A resolution asking that Alexandra
be exempted from the constitutional
prohibition of special taxes on real es'
tate adjoining improved streets, &C.,
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LIBEL - NJ ~ h'co'uohE
Teste: DANIEL Z. STAEsBURY. Clerk c. c.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
Cough or Cold at once. Conquer Groups,
Whooping Cough and Messle Cough without
fall. Best for Bronchitis, Hosrseness, Grippe
Pneumonia, Consumption and Lung Atfec-
tons. Gives quick, sure results. Price zoe
Sold By Richard Gibson AMI all druggists.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Gordon vs.. Commonwealth. Argued
and submitted.
The next case to be heard IL South
Norfolk Company vs. Norfolk Railway
Light Company, No. So.
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The St. Petersburg Russky Invsllde
today reports several engagements be-
tween Russian troops and Tunsuses in
Manchuris. The latter we're defeated
In each conflict.
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In skirmish near Pesrstown, Cape
Colony recently Boer commander
OdeDdsl and Captain Vanderwalt we're
killed,
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DWER STORE,

20 King Street.
ment of the finest and rarest
and growing. Plants aud Rosos,
Violets, &C., always fresh on hand.
tie every kind Of DECORATION.
@. PONNET & 90.
&eo3w
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The Market

Georgetown, Mar. 12.-Whest 75As3.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Resolutions were offered in both
branches providing that no new legisls'
ton be considered after Saturday,
March 10, but action on them was de-
ferred.
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30 Boxes Extra Choice Prunes
eivod by J.C, MILBURN.
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porsry loans of SIU,UUV az 49, -
each year, making s25 600 annually for
street improvements, and this, he
thought, would be as much 90 could De
judiciously expended. By this method
the city would not be reqalred to pay
500 900 in interest for the 1000 to be
borrowed, and which would soon be ex.
pended. The proposition OF the COM
mittee, he thought, would not be con-
sidered by the members as individuals
in private business affairs.
Mr.. Bryan said that only 3per cent
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CITY COUNCIL.

There was long session of the CITY
Council last Digbt and considerable
business was transacted. Acts en-
poweriug the city to Issue bonds for
$50, 900 for street aud sewer improve
meDts and repairs to the city gas
works and also other street and sewer
bonds not more than $4,000 OF which
shall be outstanding ct any one time
were passed aud ordered to be sent t.,
Senator Donshoe and Delegate Cation
for action by the Legislature. Inc
Board of Aldermen passed the res2lu'
ton increasing the Salary oil Clty En-
gineer Dunn s25 month from Decem'
Der l, 1901. The resolution mad pas
sed the lower board several weeks sgo
but had been laid over by the Alder
men.