davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF

Engraving and Printing Washington, p. -. June IL
lSO2Seaed proposals will be received this Office until
p. NJ Thursday June 20. 1902 and then cIened. to
furnish during the hscal beginning July 1902
Concentrated Red No l. dry color. Award viii be made
Z" established manufacturers dealer
arce ne right is reserved TO reject any all bids or
parts OF bids Ban1 forms with specifications Tor
posal and further information will be furnished
intending bidders application VIM. NJ MEREDITH,
Director of bureau
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
Noflrc 10 Creolfots
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
TE OF NEW

York 70 all persons interested in the Estate the
Akouphone Company. assigned lanes : or
the benefit of creditors send greeting: You
hereby cited and required o le
sppear Special Supreme
Of the of New York. County court
the twenty second day OF July. 800 1on O'Clock
the forenoon Of that day and then
why final settlement Of the accounts of James
'Sesle assignee Of the above named Akolphgue
should 5e had. and II be shown
70 attend settlement; the assgnee's ac-
testimony whereof have hereinto caused the seal
Of the said Court to be hereunto affixed
rseai1 Witness Hon Proctor Clarke. Presiding
tice Of said Court this DAY Of Msy. 1902.
TfIOS- /. HAMILTON.
RoSTwICK MORREI,L X BATES Attorneys for
seuee % Pine ST. Manhattan Roro.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

York. To all persons interested the Estate Of
James f. Floyd assigned 10 Michael J Drunmond
Credtora send Greeting: You each
required personally be and
appear at Special Term, Part OF the Supreme Court
Of New York in and for the County Of New
York &c held the County COurI House the
or New on Of 1902. O'Clock
N. as thereafter A. counsel be heard.
why the accounts Of Michael
i Drufnrnond. Assignee the r.
Floyd sons debtor should
he shown. then 10 attend the final settlement
the Assignee's accounts.
witness Hon Charles H Brunt. Presiding Justice
Court Of the State Of New York this 18th
day June. 1902
testimony whereof have hereunto caused
the Court OF Of
York BE- heTeunto affixed.
THOMAS L. HAMILTON. Clerk
PHJLBrN BEEKMAN & MENKEN. Attorneys for As
signee-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
ur,sr SIDE SITE FOUGHT For BIG HOTEL

4 I, Mordecai & Son have sold for Steinhardt q
Goldman 20 the West Side Construction Coth-
parv Jacob AxIerod. president. plot lp leeC
front by 1G22 feet deep. on the south sue Vi
Saventv-seyenth-st 30 feet east OF Colunpu
;Tbe West Side Construction Company VIII @ @puIIu
on this property fine twelve ana q hdlL 80, 80!
rtI1e1t horef The situation, directly opposite
Manhattan square and the Museum OF Natu!ai al
History. is OF the best loca tlohs lo' " NO.
az mis- character on the Vest SIDE
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

RIO: HOTEL TO STAND NEAR THEATRE.
Tho Provident Realty Company, which has taken
,., .. No -. ~ 25s West Forty-second-st, intends
=, erect on the property modern hotel OF twelve
ana one-half stories 1t will cost about $'V"" II
adioins the American Theatre
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
,.popr ARo1-T OPERA HOUSE DENIED.

REPORT ABOUT OPERA HOUSE DENIED.
Several officials of the Central Realty Bond and
Trust ton,pany said yesterday to a Tribune re-
,,or,er that there was truth in the report thdt
.., sa,nants we're almost completed for the trans
Tr of he Metropolitan Opera House to "A large dry-
goods firm and building a new nome Io' 'iie "hci"
6ouse on the site OF Plaza Hotel
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
PLANS FOR NEW HOSPITAL FILED.

Among the Bronx plans filed yesterday was one
for the new St Francis Hospital. 1t was recorded
follows:
One-hundred- and forty y-second-st. and One-hun-
dred and forty third-St ana ST Ann ana BROOKS
ayes two fourstory and basement brick hospital
and boiler house; building Is 80 by lI5 feet and
the other by 81 1eet Sisters OF the toor OF 81
No. Fifth-SJ., owners; Schlckel q DIT
mars No III Fifth-ave.. architect, $4,000
Same three brick buildings. to be used as lAun-
dry rnorrua and stable. of them two story, 100
by I0a feet; second. stories, 5oi by 0 feet and
the third one story - by 3S12 feet Same owners
and architects $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
BIG DEMAND FOR ESTABLISHED BOARDING
HOUSES.

Charles E Duross has sod the furnishings lease
and goodwill of No. 230 West Forty y-fourth-st and
No 72 West Twelfth-st There is unusual de-
,nand for the furnishings, leases and goodwill of
hoarding houses which have been in operation for
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
TWO COUNTRY HOTELS LEASED,

Matthew j. Ward x Co, hotel brokers. No. l.l3S
Broadway have leased the Pine Grove Hotel
Patchogue Long Island. for the owner. George r
Riley TO William NJ. Elias. They have also leased
the Warwick Arms Hotel, Point Pleasant. n. j.. to
Mrs f., j. Brown for the season of 1892.
ESTATE OF WASHINGTON IRVING. JR., A
BUYER.
W. Irving Scott and Srabler & Smith have sold
for Helen A Nutting No. 53 West Ninety seventh
st. 17x10O three story private dwelling house. to
w Irving Clark. W. Irving Van Wart and Edwin
Van Wart executors of the estate of Washing
ton Irving, jr. for ST.. 500
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

YORK h, the grace Cd God free ard IT. Ma
Nlr- lnSr,ch- Henry
sia R1ir1nlch. all persons -nt~resjt- p. de
IT.n-y NJ county OF New
ceased lrCetreS. next OF an - -i-sf
send Greeting. and each OF YOU are IT.. 7rr
and required personally be and appear 5----sfss
>Jr--sat- ~ County OF New NorN AZ l..-
f-I,-- ~ ss3 county al County C'uri ilttr
the County OF York the l1yh gay ' -rr rav
n-,.rck 'r- forenoon '-
then 4~i there q judicial ~rtii-, III Martin
..,trr # r.r,Ce.tgneS col -EFt,'-
I-r.t.rr 5~ EXECUTORS frs last WI. dii a. s-s
s.fF . ea~-I l. and such NJ v"r as are Hl =, spuear
49, ts. s~s ~ twenr>Cue required ~ -
f, ,,u- sllariilu have one t y Elu ~ 5 Event.
.,r,ly u- appointed or III
nfv.l NEGLECT fiur, JC i,' So a Ii- ili
~ ~, y the Surrogate represent AMI a' i'' '
proceeding ..-- .-...-..t rbs seal Of tr
- ~. t-,,,rr r- rrs -eit county of Ne" ''N Z.
6..,..o-.. .-1-t Witness, "a - a.
~ -~,,,-4s . -,..l, a.lta .f 'fF -i.i .fr,
IT. =. 49,. ,-5t.rty Of New the 2ltE ''l
Il, The vr4r of Lord one tholS-'''
"'' FNIRFAN NI-AltiiIIN
CLERK o Surrogiles tf-i' "A
,,,,t,s pFNAREST. Attorney for Execu,ers. Nv 20
IANii-s - Tigrough % Manhattan. New-f2IA ''''
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
THE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by the grace Of God free and independent
Robert PhiI- Noncieth. Rome s co. Wtl,aE7 ~ -
and his associates whose names are unA11wl c2rgas
the firm # c. Kip x Co Frt terIca r Frlee SA-s
Allen Carev-. John Parr. Martin smith, O. ''a1l T.
JJ--ita 7 C,for 90 JonD Kendall s. samuel :
Utter Franklin Rrass Co. and 70 al. peso t1 -
in the Estate Of James Philip. late ot m D'-a.5 =
New York deceased. as creditors 2sXt Y Sa = -ssv
wise Send CreetiuE-YOu and each q yoI ara L7los
cited required personally 10 be and aifsa So go
our SurrC Of the County " New flrA az ~
r0cates Court Of said County held al The t'iaiy ~.
House in the County OF New York. % tHe Isl "a!
T1-y h4if-uast o'clock IN tl- IlIrll-
that 47v then and there attend JI1c+3l se'-e-i
Of II proceedings OF Atelta F. thp - q
Of goods cN4rreIS credits
Philp deceased show why the SAD .S-'eS
0r should be revoked aTI SalI
r1fustrstrix discharged. AMI such Of are l'ss
cited as are under Ot twenty y-o1e years ar
oured 10 appear by your guardian. II YOU rave ~
have none. appear and apply for one % o a.
rs,inted or in Of your r-SeC- ~ LaiGre %
50 VIII be appointed 10y the S-rE--i'7 -
represent and for you in the procevdlcS -. -.
II testimony whereof. have caused the sea- 2. !,
SurraEata's OF the said County r \~N IN y
hereunto affixed Witness Hon 4o-9 =
Thomas. a Surrogate of al- St-o Ne---,,
the county New York the l3i1 -zL =
May in the year Of our Lord one ti'-S'-N
nne hundred and
]. FAIRFAX NLAJGtiLLN-
Clerk OF the Su-r1 gates court,
THORNAL-I- Attorney t1- Ai-l-li7'N
frix Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

FURNISHED 6ousss 10 Eci-G Gounirn
A~I AiNh< NJ - hA'fi h-hhIS
To let furnished for the large old fashioned
house. so IT. from lake Photographs particulars
Misses KELLOGG. Port Kent. y. Y
FTNO RENT.-Furnished Cottage Huntington Ray.
L North Shore of Long Island bedrooms: all modern
conveniences natural beauty. and
variety Of Tecreations GEORGE TAYLOR
Owner. No S13 Broadway. New York.
TINHE WYCHMERE SEASHORE COTTAGES
Il ('ape COD Harwlch. Mass-H"n"ilke: all improve
ments. delightfully."- cool; fine bathing.
J.. Box 80. South Harwich Mass
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
tlnanrlal Hlsenuns.

CENTRAL FOUNDRY COMPANY
II" Nassau York.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS COM
pany will close for the purpose annual meet
ing the Office of Barring Nageun a Wall Street
on June 2sth. end viii reopen July 25th
WINTHROP L ROGERS SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
Il PrRSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON

: Ahner = Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice is hereby given all having claims
against Charles Holt o@ the County OF New YORK
deceased. to present the with vouchers
the subscribers their place oS
the office os 9 II. & 2. L Crawford. No 90 Liberty
in TIE City Cf New York Borough Manhattan
OF before the sth iay Of December next.
Dated New Yorh. nth OF May. 1902
ANNA q. HOLT, LYDIA G HOLT. ANNA 2 HOLT
ExeCurrices.
O & F /. CRAWFORD. Attorneys for F,xacutrcss
50 Liberty St. Manhattan. y Y city
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

Steamboats,
Emds0m River by Day lfghf
PaIausi Day Steamers New York and Albany.
Fastest river boats /
except Sunday.
an all points East
North and West.
Leave Brooklyn Fulton st. Thy Annex 500 NJ.
Desbrosses St Pier----------. $40
West l29th ST . S;l5
keep~ie Kingston Point. Catskiu Hudson and Albany.
Through points OF sale leading
afices including those Of New York Transfer Co.
who check baggage residence destination
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
.[RMG77MR9 AND POINTS MS. N \.
proposnls.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR RE
pairing the pier foot Of south Fifth street. Z. r.
Borough OF Brooklyn. Will be received BY Commits
sioner OF Docks Pier ~ y r. Battery Place,
l. o'clock NJ June 9th 1872 For particulars
city Record. June IL II.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
U TROW BOATS

TROW BOATS
leave Pier 46. r. foot West 1Otn Street. daily 6
y except Saturday. SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY. railroad connection Troy
and West
Excursions TROY. 81 so. SARATOGA $3.50
Duing-room- Main Deck. Saarchght Display
Send Excursion Tours. and information
a
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

G Thomas. 4 Surrogate Of the County CT New yo-k
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims aga,
Edward Wells Southworth. late Of the County OF New
York. deceased. present the vouchers thar
Of to the subscribers the place trausacting b1
No 25S Broadway. in the city Of York on -
before the Ist day Of Decenlhe- next.
Dated New York. the 20th day II May. 1902.
GEORGE : HASTINGS
DWIGHT A. JONES
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

Gounlrn properln for Sale.
INDR RENT-A $4,000 rnarsOu. in NoIt lair. y ],
all the latest improvements. 20 extra large
three baths will decorate suit $1,000
For description. catalogue and plans apply
c. TCOTI & co.
Rooms ~ 20 2O6 Broadway Neyy-York
ISIDGEFTEI.D. CONN so farm. overlooking
III and surrounding country 10 house. shade
brook, price. only $4,000. ARCHIBALD {. ross.
Broadway.
I EALTH and pocket benefit suburban life For
IL details apply Information Bureau 1853
and 3D9 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
l. PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Frank Z.

= FytzseraId a Surrogate Of the County Of New-Yors
notice hereby given % al persons having claims
r Livingston late OF The County
present the with thereof
subscribers. their place Of trsusaCting business
ID the Office their attorneys Baker Peabody No
Wall Street. the City o. New YORK.
"a day OF September. 1902
Dated York. 25th day February. 1902
CHARLES A PEABODY. GEORGE L PEABODY Er-
BAKER PEABODY. Attorneys for Executors. Wall
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
q HUTTER. IOHANNA.-In nnrsnance of an


7 AD1pr
C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of New y,--
hereby to all having aRsi-a
Edward Scheitn. late of the County OF New YorS
ceased. present the with vouchers thereqs
subscribe. his place Of transaCting business -
office Of Rabe Keller. No. 25S Broadway Bor6sss
Manhattan the City Of New York. before -
day of October. 1902.
Dated New York. the 25th day OF March 1902
ARMIN HARTMANN. ExscI.or
RARE & KELLER. Attorneys for Executor No
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. NevE-York CIV
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New yo-s
Notice is hereby all claims a9an
Benjamin F. Hooper. generally as B E~a-E
Hooper. late OF the County OF New York deceased -
present the with IChers thereof
their place u transactng No s93 Carai
Street in Borough OF Manhattan in The City OF Nav
York, before the 29tI day of November next
Dated New York. the 2Ist day May. 1902
ALNA :. WALKER
WILLIAM MILNE
o-,-s-- . - -. - Executors
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

ABNER - THOMAS. Surrogate o1 the County o.
New York, notice hereby given all persons having
claims Charles Vaughan Riley,
OF New deceased. present the with voUe5
subscriber his place trausacti1z
business. wit the Office Of De Witt V D. Reisy
No % Liberty Street. the City Of New York on 5r
befo 22nd Of November
Dat Ne TOrk the f2th day Of May 1902
HENRY c. RILEY
Administrator with the will annexed
DE WITT Y . RE LEY. Attorney Administrator
Y
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
,r,I1E PEnPLE OF THE SrATE OF VIEW


EDWARD THORNALL. Attorney to- Ai-I-iS'S
trix 40 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
II PURSUANCE of an order of Hon A67e7

CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE.
Attorney FOR Executors.
3J3 Canal Street. Manhattan New York CITY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-12

"As the situation looks now I do not
see any other way out of it than to have
another primary" remarked Chairman ELL
lott, OF the Marion county Republican COM
mittee, yesterday. The chairman has been
hoping that something would develop that
would make 1T unnecessary to hold another
primary to select candidates for justice of
the peace and constable in Center town.
ship. There were rumors yesterday to the
effect that James McNulty was willing to
withdraw from the ticket so the primaries
would not have to be held. Chairman
Elliott said last night that in all probability
the call for the primaries would be issued
this week. 1t is the intention TO hold them
early in October. Frank Casper, one of the
men who filed a petition to be placed on
the ballot as candidate for justice of the
peace, has withdrawn his petition and will
not be candidate.
Chairman Elliott expects to arrange for a
series of noon meetings at shops and fac
tories as as the speaking campaign
opens in the county. No definite time is
set for a formal opening. One meeting is
already announced from headquarters. This
will take place the night of Sept. 26 and will
be held under the auspices of the South
Side Republican Club, for the benefit of the
South Side wards. Addison G. Harris, Daniel
E. Storms and Mayor Bookwalter will speak
at this meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-12
AFTER EX-MAYOR AMES.
Attorney c. s. Jolly, of Minneapolis
on Way to West Baden.

An attempt may be made to secure the
extradition of DR.. A. A. Ames, ex-mayor
of Minneapolis. now living at West Baden.
Attorney c. S. jolly, of Minneapolis, is on
his way to West Baden, armed with the
necessary papers. Mr.. jolly, 1t is said will
not attempt to secure the removal of DIR.
Ames If the latter is not able to go. Ames' S
health has not been good, and he has him.
self said that when he gets better he will
return to Minneapolis and fight his ac-
cusers. He was accused of using his power
as mayor of the city to secure contribu-
lions from gamblers and other illegitimate
industries. In case jolly finds the ex-
mayor is not able to be moved he will not
ask Governor Durbin for the requisition,
but will take DR.. Ames's deposition to use
at the trial of his brother, who was chief
of police while he was mayor. If he finds
the ex-mayOr well he will request him to
return without official measures, and, fail
ing in that, he will have recourse to an ap-
peal to the Governor.
Governor Durbin was not to be seen last
night. and his private secretary Col. Chas
+. Wilson, said that the matter has not
ecutive in any manner.
DR.. Ames has applied to the State Board
of Medical Registration and Examination
for a license to practice medicine in Indi.
ana. He wants to be the physician of Lee
Sinclair's West Baden Hotel. The board
has taken the request under advisemen,
and has written to the Minnesota board
for information about the doctors profes.
SiOnal and personal standing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-12
GAMBLERS ARE PUNISHED
DAVID HUGHES AND NINE OTHER
MEN In POLICE COURT.
1t Will Cost Ed Beiser, Keeper of the
Game, s4OO-Jury Was ont but
Few Minutes.

David C'Doc') Hughes, charged with
visiting a gambling house. was tried by a
jury yesterday afternoon in Police Court
and found guilty. He was assessed a fine
of $50 and costs. Nine other men caught
in Beiser's place on Aug. g who were to
be tried yesterday, abided by the decision
in Hughes's case and received the same
punishment. The raid will cost Ed Beiser
$780, Prosecutor Collins and the members
of the police department are elated over
the verdict On former raid Beiser and
the men caught in his place were acquit-
ted by a jury.
Since the arrest of Hughes on Aug. the
case has been postponed several times.
One of the reasons for the postponement
was that Hughes objected to being tried
before Judge Stubs, as the latter knew
him too well and might assess a heavy
penalty. Ii was said at the time Of
Hughess arrest that it was his fiftieth
time.
Several times since the arrest efforts
have been made to get a judge who would
consent to act in place of Judge Stubs.
Attorney George Averill was appealed to
yesterday and he consented to try the case.
When the case was called Judge Stubs
was present in the courtroom and proved an
attentive spectator. number of men
were called to act on the jury. Several
men were objected to by the defense. One
of them, Calvin Fletcher, was excused.
After the jury was accepted Captain Hy-
land was the first witness called. He had
answered but a few questions when At
torneys Gronninger and Orion raised a
storm of objections. This occasioned an
other long delay, but Judge Averill de-
cided to allow Prosecutor Collinss ques-
tons to stand. The testimony given by
| Captain Hyland and Sergeants Crane,
Bray, Sche1gert and Schwab was mainly
| as to the character OF Hughes and of the
| building at No. Is South Delaware street
Prosecutor Collins, in opening the argu-
ment dealt largely on the many evils of
| gambling. He said gambling was one of
! the most vicious in the criminal code The
argument of the attorneys prolonged the
| case and 1t did not go to the jury until
nearly o'clock. The jury was out an
hour.
Those comprising the jury were Isaac
| Hedges. 1896 Central avenue; John Keyer
| 1928 Bellefontaine street; John NJ. Todd,
Bellefontaine street; Benjamin NJ. Spin
ner, city; George Smith. 1874 Ashland ave-
| nue.; Thomas Martin, 21S East New York
| street; Charles r. White, 14lS Cornell ave-
nue.; George Hidebrand, 126 North Della
| ware street; Michael Zinsmeister East
| New York street; John Benedict 325 West
Market street; S. d. Kiger, 1882 Central
| avenue, and William NJ. Cochran, 1902 Col
| lege avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-12
MONEY FOR THE INSTITUTE.
Several Good-SizsA subscriptions Re-
cefved-A Lawn Fete

Another $1,000 subscription was received
yesterday by the canvassers for the techni-
cal institute fund. G.. A. Schnull signed
blank for that amount. Other subscriptions
were received from Efroymson & Wolf,
500; Charles A. Sudlow, 800; NJ. O'Con-
nor & Co., $780, H. ]. Milligan, $500: travel
ing men of Hibben. Hollweg & Co., SO;
Bertermann Bros, $25; Conrad Bender, SIS
and number of others
The lawn fete to be held this afternoon
and evening at the home of Miss Stella
Adams. at Minnesota and Linden streets,
has been widely advertised and it is ex-
pected that a handsome sum will be real
lied for the institute fund. There will be
refreshments provided of ice cream cake.
conee, bottled soda and lemonade and ali
sorts or amusements. There will be fish
ponds and donkey carts for the children a
wheel OF fortune and guessing contests for
older people and music afternoon and even
ing. Everyone present will be allowed a
guess on the amount which will be raised
by the entertainment and the one coming
the nearest to the exact sum will be pre-
sented with a silver jewel tray. In case of
rain the fete will be given in the hall of the
Abraham Lincoln School, at Palmer street
and Barth avenue.
Miss Adams will be assisted by the fol-
lowing teachers: Miss DOMAIN Miss Deme-
rec, Mrs Hufford. Miss Goldsworthy. Miss
kokemiller, Miss Borst, Miss Sample Miss
Browning, Miss Hendricks Miss HamiII
Miss Stolte, Miss Murphy. Miss McHueh
Mr.. Ferguson, Mr.. Lawlor Mr. Credon Mr.
Sharkey, Mr.. Stops.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-12
CHICAGO TO CINCINNATI
THESE CITIES TO BE CONNECTED
BY INTERURBAN LINES.
Line from Here to Nashville Will BE
an Important Link-The Plans
Proposed.

Chicago and Cincinnati are to be con-
nected with interurban electric lines by
way OF indianapolis. The Indianapolis
Northern Traction Company will make the
system north OF Indianapolis and the In
dianapolis & Rushville Traction Company
will furnish the southern connection. How
ever, the construction OF the Cincinnati
branch will probably not be along the lines
first projected. But the result will be a
complete system. perhaps with through
service from the lakes to the Ohio.
1t is now settled that the line from here
to RushvilIe will be built, work beginning
probably very soon. The delay in announc-
ing the details OF this line is said to have
been caused by the making of surveys for
it's extension to Cincinnati. Upon the re-
suit of these surveys the financing OF the
enterprise as a whole was dependent. 1t
is now understood that the reports of these
surveys contemplate such a large invest
ment because of typographical obstacles
that the paralleling Of the c., III. & ID. from
Nashville has been abandoned and the line
will be built to Rushville. The promoters
OF this line are Charles L. Henry, of An
derson. who built the Union Traction sys-
TEN, John f. Wild & Co, Attorney General
w. l.. Taylor and others of this city and a
number OF the capitalists who have inter-
Northern and other roads. The company is
controlled, however, by Indiana capital. 1t
was learned yesterday that the promoters
have practically given up their idea of
reaching Cincinnati along the c.. ii. & D.,
and conferences between the Rushville pro-
motors and j. G. Hoover, of Hamilton, O.,
are taken as evidence that another outlet
to Cincinnati is being sought. Hoover is
millionaire OF Hamilton who controls the
fnterurban line between Hamilton and Gin
cinnati. His intention has just been an
nounced to build line connecting Hamil-
ton with Liberty, Ind, by way of College
Corner The Rushville promoters believe
that IL will be My question of time until
a connection Will be made between Liberty
and Rushville, and this will be the con-
meeting link between Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati.
a man who is interested in the new line
said last night that the promoters had had
several conferences with Hoover, and that
his building TO Liberty was one Of the first
steps toward correcting the two lines He
also said that there was doubt of the
building of the line between Indianapolis
and Rushville, and that ii would not bt
long before the company was incorporated
and would proceed with the details of con
structi0n. From here to Rushville, he said
the problem was easy, but southeast OF
Rushville the cost of construction would
be so great that the purpose of parallelinl
the c., II. < ID. had been abandoned.