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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-10

Instruments filed for record in the recorder :
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Aug. g. 1902. as fur
nished By the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 12s East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3Oo5:
Christina on to Carl Unser. Lot 8.
Christina on's add OYarman av. near
jeremiah A. Mahoney TO James p. Tret-
ton, Lot 137. McCartys sub Of pt OF
Outlet 10. Capitol av. Norris
James Y. Tretton to Mary J. Mahoney.
!ot l20. Capitol av, near Washing
Clara r. Blount 10 Addison E. Rogers
ct TX, Lot Is Blk a. North. Indian
der ST. $50 - 'e 10000
Food Company. pt Lot 625 George W.
road; near Eighteenth st)............... 10000
j.. Edward Stilz to George L. Mas.
ash St near twenty fourth st5..... $4,000
Alice NJ. wolever 10 William T. Coch-
rsne ct ux.. Lot 20. Johnson & Hog
shire's East Washington-st add.
Silss Johnson ct al TO indianapolis &
Martnsville Rapid Transit Company.
pts 4, Sec 2. TIP IA, r p Decatur
Rns.a v-;i. -, p -oVO
49, Douglass Park add. Talbot av,
near Fall creek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
side add. GArbor sv. near Mccarty ST., 5000
Nlllam L. Miner 20 Charles VI.
Cooper, Lot G.. in II. r. Aliens High
land Place 100
Hiram W. Miller TO Wilbur r. Thomp-
son ct TX, Lots IL and IL. Miller &
Wacker's Parkway add Twenty
first ST, near Parkway. ......-........... 500 90
John M. Williamson to Edna Roberts,
, pt Lot %. Bruce Place add. Twenty
third st, near Broadway .............,.. 2sOOOO
Cora Martin to James V Stanbery. Lots
81, 81. So 81 and So Seaton's sub Of
Blk p, JOhnson's heirs add. (Monon
Railroad track. near Twenty-first ST.. 1000 %
Estela Martin TO James V. Stanbery,
Lots 40 and 80 and part OF old Elev-
enth st vacated in Seaton's sub of Blk
., Johnson's heirs add. (Cor Monon
r. X. tracks and 21st st)............... 800 90
Carl ]. Baker 10 Albert Tague ct ux..
Lot 30. Blk Q. Tuxedo Park add. (Col-
orado av, near New York st)........... 275 %
Capital Paving and Construction Co. to
Laura NJ. Cooke, part Of Lot T. Out
lot 49, alabama st. Walnut st.) 425. %
Arthur V. Brown to Geo. Kessler ct ux,
Lot 20, Arthur V Browns 81 South
Meridian-st add. (Union ST. Kelly
St) 10000
| Geo Kessler to Geo. w. Shelby. Lot 8
Blk So, North Indianapolis add
Northwestern av. near Uden STU. 10000
| Geo Kessler to Geo. w. Shelby, Lot
20. Browns "a South Meridian-st add.
| union ST, near Kelly st)-.............. 10000
Transfers. 20: total consideration s22 s2s OF
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1T will be observed from the foregoing
table that six out of the twenty-three cities
show losses varying from "a per cent. in
Atlanta TO II per cent. in Kansas City, AL
leghcny showing a decrease of 2S per cent,
ST Paul 26 per cent, St. Louis p per cent,
Indianapolis 20 per cent. and Kansas City
IS per cent. The most notable gain is made
bv Seattle. with 266 per cent and Buffalo
C0miHc next with 23l per cent. Los Angeles
SIS per cent New York 1SS per cent and
Detroit II per cent. In the opinion of ex-
pCrts the condition OF the building trades at
this time, taking into consideration the
fact that the operations of the past few
years have been on such a stupendOus scale
are in a remarkably good condition and
there is every Indication that the prosperity
will continue
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necessary for the security OF their seat
This applies 10 both men and women. but
in the case of women l think IL necessary
for their safety when on a mans saddle
10 have rolls on the flaps as Australian
bushmen or American cowboys invariably
do. These add TO the safety Of the seat
and are not unsightly "A woman's build
demands this slight extra support which
some men now do without.
OF course no woman can ride a big
barreled horse, her legs are shorter
than mans, but luckily in such wild
countries as Iceland. Morocco and Mex
leo. where I have put cross riding TO the
practical test, horses are all small or we'll
bred with high withers and narrow chests
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL ADV FIX liSEhENf>.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON ~ INDIAN
APoLIs RAILROAD CO.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

AuElSf ! DO
Pursuant TO a resolution OF the board OF d.
rect0rs OF this company. a meeting ~ the stock
\, laers Of this company is hereby called 10
take placs in the Office Of the company. In the
cirv Of Indiana polls. on the 18th day ~ August.
1000 At u o'clock noon. 10 at upon . proposed
sgreernent with the Indiana. Decatur Western
RAILWAY Company FOR the union Of the fran
.Sises nroperfy and stock OF this companx Aita
The franchises. property and stock 81 that COM
many and the formation q new company 70
De known the
crNCrNNATI INDIANAPOLIS 4 WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
nth a -apltaI stock q eight million two hum
SreS thoufand dollars as .lu0. o0ol. and vita au-
monty a. issue bonds The amount OF cisht
million two hundred thousand dollars as 80 fun.
10 be secured b mortgage On the franchises
ana nrouerty OF the new company. Tor the pur-
pose OF retiring outstanding indebtedness 81 The
constituent companies. and for the other statu-
t,-D reouif ements OF the new company Tor
which mortgages may b. issued
~ order OF the board OF directors
GEORGE r. BALCH. Secretary.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Or Rent: Invalid ana reclining
chairs. w. ID. ALLISON CO.. 905 n. Alabama
FOR SALE-SoIdiers' Relief cure for
cramps in the stomach dysentery and indiges-
tion. Call for it at the bar or druggists.
LANEOUS-Laundry; modern, steam
plant; 81, 500; splendid location; mortgage SALE
bargain. Address Box 20. care the Journal
FOR SALE-Electric fan; in frst-ciass condi-
ton suitable for dining room or kitchen Ad-
dress Box 70, he Journal
FOR SALE-1ypewriters. all STANDARD makes
machines rented 50 per month Repairing So
lcited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 81 Monu-
ment Place. Old Phone $3.50.
FOR SALE-New and clean up-to-date stock of
groceries; will invoice Sc eco: daily sales last
year Sll0. Address ROULS & KELLER, Upton
nd
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WANTED-Salesmen; We offer attractive
contra Is TO reliable. energetic statesmen ac-
quainted with The ubricating oil trade. THE
CHAMPION REFINING CO. Cleveland. o.
WANTED Hustling salesman for Indiana by
well-established Wholesale house. High COM
mission contract. with s25 weekly advance while
travelling. JESS NJ. SMITH CO. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-We open for Al dry goods
salesman in a general store: prefer middle
aged man, who has worked in town OF
5000 10 200: must give best Of reference; perma-
nent position. Il. OPPENHEIM & CO, North
Manchester, Ind
WANTED-Traveing salesman wanted by es
tablished house: technical knowledge neces-
sary. but simply all-around hustler OF good sp-
pearance and address: hrst-class line: liberal
contract; entire time required references. Box
PA. Detroit Mich.
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John T. Dickson. It will have a frontage
OF l5S feet. with eleven storerooms on the
ground floor and apartments above. Clar-
ence Martindale is finishing the plans
The building viii cover a corner that has
been unoccupied for many years.
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King Edward and the Gaelic Tongue.
Boston transcript.

Boston ITdnsCIIpI.
Queen Victoria would never contribute
anything 10 the support Of missionary en-
terprises in Asia and Africa and among the
native tribes OF South America. Australasia
and Oceanica. King Edward has also re-
fused 10 contribute in this direction: but
like his mother. he has announced his in
tention of subscribing the sum of $4,000
every year 10 the Presbyterian Church Of
Scotland 'for the propagation Of the Chris
tian religion in the highlands and islands
OF the northern portion of the United King
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REAL ESTATE

Double brick dwelling, 2s17-23ls y. Illinois st;
rooms each side; bath. furnace cistern, cement
walks; ewuer nonresident; make offer
No. 2sl4 East Tenth St ten rooms. barn: lot
5Oxl5O; improved street; owner nonresident; make
offer.
No. 1ls5 Spruce ST. t,a elegant six5rGom house
sidewalks; owner nonresident; $4,000.
Three west-front lots on villa av; between
Woodlawn and Lexington: choice location for
home; Will be sold on easy terms; lot 35x122;
Vacant lots on Dewey av., between Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth SITS 40xl2); will be sold
on easy terms: good opportunity 10 secure choice
location for North Side home; $1,000.
Vacant lot. corner Keystone av. and Eleventh
st: 75x1S5 only one square to line: easy
Vacant lot Tacoma av between Eleventh and
Twelfth SITS: east front; 50xlS}; easy terms;
price only 5000
Lots on Temple av.. between Pratt and Tenth
SITS: TO close an estate; can be bought on easy
site: east front 4Oxl6S $500; one west front.
Other Improved properties and vacant lots for
sale. Call AT Office for same
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
tCompany's Building.
1l6 East Market Street.
REAL. ESTATE
IS y. Pennsylvania St,
Opposite POstohiCe
, fine lots on ldlDOlt dF.s near Art Museum
site.
: lots in Irvington best locality; 5Ox2sO; are
offered at bargain.
Very desirable lot on y Meridian st: on cor
ner; south Of 3sth 81. $500.
l-acre plat in Meridian Heights, fronting zoo IT.
on Illinois St; bargain
Fine lot on Ashland av.. 18th St lot, Ask
81. See us
Desirable dwelling on " New Jersey st. above
18th: lot 40x155. rooms bath. closets: fine con-
dition: only $500
Fine dwelling on Broadway; rooms. bath:
new: 5000.
Fine residence on Broadway. near 25th St !;
$500.
Double dwelling Broadway; new. modern;
corner lot; 5000
Factory site: acre on Belt and j.. NJ I.
r. r.; 5000
Factory site: on railroad: 2ssx25o: old building
OF property. must be sold; make offer.
Business property: centrally located; we have
several desirable pieces at reasonable prices
See us before investing.
e7-acre farm: miles from city; house. barn.
plenty water; see US
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
IS y Pennsylvania ST..
Opposite Postoface.
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTArE.

REAL ESTATE-New double house. y Capitol
sale, $500. W. r. STEVENSON l26 L. Mar
ket-
REAL ESATE-Lot 55xlS2. Broadway. between
Twenty third and Twenty fourth SITS. offered
for S.750 for few days. W. z. STEVENSON,
10 Z Market
REAL ESTATE-Fo6rth lot west OF State st.
on south side OF Southeastern av.; block street.
cement walks and sewers paid. W. +. STEW En-
son. l25 z. Market.
RIAL ESTATE-Fine business block. Z. Wash
vacant or small property. RALSTON * CAM
DEN, 23 Law building.
REAL ESTATE-Choice lot Thirty-seyenth
st, between Meridian and Pennsylvania sts. :
4lxl54: bargain 10 quick purchaser. W. E SUE
AENSON, 10 T. Market
REAL ESTATE-Two-story frame dwelling. y.
Alabama st; lot 59xl5a it, corner; improve
ments 10 streets. sidewalks and sewers all made.
c F. SAYLES & Co. 127 E Market ST
REAL ESTATE-Eight-room. two-story frame;
u-second st: offered at bargain for quick
sales. W. E. STEVENSON. 12e E. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Residence property. northeast
corner OF Pennsylvania and Twenty-second
cottage in part w. L. STEVENSON, l26 E
Market
REAL ESTATE-Double house Cornell av five
side. bath. complete. CITY water. both
gases renting SIS side; always Tsn{eG; can zoe
bought at bargain. W. E. STEVENSON 10
f. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Lsrge two-story house: fine 90
foot front lot with good shade. +. fitteenth
st, between Ash and Beefontaine. Must sell.
Make US an offer. C. F. SAYLES CO, III e.
Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Five good east-front building
lots on Logan st, just north Of Garfield PARK
we will sell these lots at bargain ana on
terms TO suit purchasers. w. Z. STEVENSON
126 e Market
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Home work so TO SIS weekly. some
10 copy letters. s. weekly made working even
ings: inclose stamp. For instructions. etc. ad
dress 20TH CENTURY MFG. CO, Toledo, ..
woman in each locality positive monopoly OF
a very pleasant business which will easily pay
SIS per week. This is deception and IL you
really want 10 make money address at once
MABEL +. RUSH Secretary, Box b. Joliet. III
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DIED.

NORK-Wiliam G. York saturday. Aug. 3 81
4 p. m. Funeral az late residence. 36ll North
Meridian street. Monday Aug. ~. az 3 p. IN.
Burial at Crown Hll Cemetery.
MREN-Ai-s. Honora Wren. widow Of Thomas
Wren. az $50 =. m Saturday az the family
residence. Jos South Capitol avenue. Time OF
funeral 10 be given later. Anderson. Green
castle. Charlottesville. Kansas city papers
please COPY
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FOR RENT-ROONIS.


FOR RENT-Cheap rooms. single or househeep-
ing. Ola n. Alabama.
FOR RENT-Sx apartments; finest fat n.
Delaware St; less than six blocks out; every
modern convenience; rent reasonable. G. y.
hOor)
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WANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-We pay SO a week and expenses to
men, with RIGS, introduce Poultry Com
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NOTICE.


NOTICF-See John a. Smith about by buying
farms. large or small b ingalls, Block.
ANNA CElixir.) sure cure for Asthma. Hay
Fever and Catarrh. All druggis SIS. soc. Trade
supplied by A. hIEFER DRUG CO.
NOTICE
c. BUTTERWORTH. The Tailor,
advanced fall styles. % =. Ohio
Pressing ard cleaning a speciality.
All Advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate Of cents
line. Blank dash lines at the price per
line. Telephone rs and your ad. viii be called
for.
NOTICE-If in reed OF second hand building ma
teriaI OF any description call phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO. 1918 Cornell
av New phones 1895. OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
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Everybody Listens When Money Talks.
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Mante1s, Tiles, Crates,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAkkiSHES
THE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
342 East Washington Street.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Buldng lot in southern part
of city, owner lives outside of city; will eX-
change for any useful personal property. Ad-
dress Lock Box TO- Greenspring, O.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


SITUATION WANTED-By drug clerk; years
experience. Address SALOL. care the Journal.
SITUATION WANTED-By Bookkeeper; twenty
five years experience: credits and collections a
specially. present employers reference. Ad
dress Box Il, care the Journal.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Aug 9, 1892. as fur
nished b. the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. 12s East Market street Both tele-
On
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Fnest initial monogram and silk
embroidery done by Mrs. Jennie Troemel. IL
L. North Orders taken Lessons given.
Also stamping.
WANTED-One hundred stage dancers for the
season; ladies or gentlemen; new beginners
wishing 10 learn and get a hrst-class start
call PROF. RAYNo SCHOOL. go West Ohio
nd nnnoiiS
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Fred Dietz and Minnie Padelford
James Y. Pur1en and Salona a Bauer.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On furniture pianos. horses. wagons. store fix
lures etc. without removal This is the COM
nanv that was organized TO furnish money at the
lowest possible rates. Try our building assOcia-
ton plan. payable In nifty equal weekly pay
ments
s2s 90 weekly payments nly..................s 80
5000 weekly payments ony.................... 10
Other amounts in same proportion.
We also make loans on watches. diamonds ct.
Also 10 salaried people on their individual notes
Business strictly confidential
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
Room 203. Stevenson Building.
Q5 z. Washington Street.)
Second Floor-oid phone 5ls2-Front Room.
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Angus a. Naples. seven. sS2 West Court.
typhoid fever.
Raymond f. Elliott. twenty-five $3.50 Central.
street injuries
Nellie Dollarhide. thirty-nine. lf27 Cornell.
heart disease
Abba West. twenty-siN Central Insane Hos
pital. tuberculosis
sslma steinman forty-nve. sis East South.
heart failure
Anna MceIi. two. $50 South East burns.
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MONU NIENTS.


NONUMENTS-A DIENER. sss r. washington
lei Iis Branch works r. entrance Crown Hill.
MONUMENTs-Tne aoors and marble work
specially. INDIANA ARRI.E AND GRAN
ITE WORKS. ZIG -. Del. AZ. old tel. main seA.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.
LOST


LOST-Brindle bull terrier. clipped ears. b0bbsd
tail. answers % the name Of CODE, liberal
ward. 623 y Senate
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG. 8
Births.

r. and C. Rice 1870 Alvord. boy.
p. and =. Blumberg 1914 Barth. hoy
NJ and L Chamness. West Morris boy.
". and n. Thomas. Minerva and Michigan.
boy.
II. 3. and f. Joha. 2s15 East New York. rirL
G. W. and J. l. Hunt. 50 North East. girl.
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REMOVAL.
VENTILATION.

The air take into the lungs becomes laden
with impurities which makes 10 heavy. and 10
settles 10 the floor soon az liberated. You are
in thousand II you live IN a house which
is so constructed 10 exhaust the foul air from
the floor. The top OF this layer OF foul air IL
higher up in winter than IN SUMMER. Your
wife and children viii not need a doctor quite
often " you get Rollyn Hawkins % figure out
a scheme 20 carry away the foul air. This Is a
serious condition 10 have under your nose.
Hawkins has made a special study OF heating
and ventilating all kinds Of buildings. also doc
toring sick furnaces. steam and hot water sys-
TENS. ONCE and Factory, Nos If-ii6 Virginia
avenue.
STOVES AND REPAIRS.
STOVES - MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE CO. 20 S. Meridian "a.
TYPEWRITERs.
FOR SALE-The Fox Manhattan and other
leading makes Tor sale rent az antitrust
prices g. NJ MERRICK. Gen. AEt. Phones
500 III +. washington ST.. Indianapolis.
LOST.
LOsT-Brindle bull terrier. clipped ears bobbed
tail: answers 20 the name Of Cobe. liberal
ward. 623 y. Senate
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A CARD LIKE THIS

BICYCLE REPAIRTNG-By WATSON 4 JACK
son, Az Massachusetts, aV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-09
WILL OPPOSE GEN. HARRISON Alabama Division May Elect New Commander. A ROTATION IN OFFICE Gen. Harrison May Not Want
 Reelection. Local Veterans Say There is Senti- ment for Rotation in Office
 Among Old Sol
 diers.

General George P. Harrison, Command CT of the Alabama Division of the Uni ted Confederate Veterans, will have op- position for reelection at the coming re- union of the Division.
 General Harrison may not be candi- date, no authoritative statement of his candidacy having been made. He may step aside for some comrade or he may allow his name used for reelection, but at any rate the name of some other prominent veteran in Alabama will be presented to the Division when 1t meets in this city on November 12, for the high est honor in it's gift.
 While no names have been mentioned as those of possible candidates for Com mander-in-Chie the local veterans say that 1t Is certain that the name or some leading Confederate soldier of Ala bama will be urged by his friends for the head of the Alabama Division.
 The proposition to elect a new com mander-in-chief comes from a sentiment of rotation in office. Veterans who dis cussed the matter, say that all Confed- crates are growing old. The ranks are thinning. As the years roll by deeper interest is felt in all reunions and the fellowship and comradeship between the Confederate soldiers has deeper siSnifi- canoe.
 They believe. some of them say. that there should be rotation in office, not only in that of Commander-in-chief' but In the other honors which the Division has in its gift. It has been pointed out that not a great many years remain. to the old soldiers to enjoy distinctions and honors.
 The honor of Commander-in- chief is one in which any Confederate in Alabama would take a just pride. It has been said that the greater part of them would esteem it higher than any honor which might be conferred upon them.
 Some of the veterans are hoping that the precedent of having an official serve one term 6f year and retire. will be es- tablished. The hope is that the officers will be passed around.
 The selection of a Commander-in-ch -chief will be one of the most interesting fea- tures of the Alabama Divisions annual reunion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-09
PETER FoRNEY CHAPTER
 MET WITH MRS, COLEMAN.

The Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. R., held the first meeting of the Chapter for the season yesterday afternoon and the members were the guests of Mrs. Phares Coleman at her home on Clayton Street.
 An important feature was the election Of delegate and alternate to represent the Chapter at the Alabama State Con- ference, D. A. R., which will be held on the 29th of this month in Birmingham. Mrs. Phares Coleman was elected dele gate. and Mrs. Charles A. Stakley, alter nate. Mrs. Amelia Wyly will attend the conference as Regent of the Peter Forney Chapter.
 At this meeting it was decided that the Chapter relics would be sent to the D. A. R. exhibit at the State Fair in Birming- ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-09
HONORS FOR CARNEGIE
HE IS PRESENTED WITH FREE
 DOM OF PERTH.
The Central Figure in Round of Functions, Steel Magnate Speaks Earnestly of Tribunal of
 Arbitration.

Eat,hureb Oct. s.-Andrew Carnegie vas nresented with the freedom of Perth today in recognition of his benefactlons to Scotland.
 With today's ceremonies at Perth, MT. Carnegie began a round of functions eH bracing the bestowal on him freedom or five cities, and the opening or several libraries. The tour will close with the delivery of his annual address as lord rector of St.. Andrews University, De- tober 25 on which occasion Ambassador Choate and Ambassador White will re- ceive honorary degrees.
 Replying to the provosts presentation speech at Perth MT. Carnegie dilated on the horrors of so-called civilized wa- and the war benefits to be derived from arbitration.
 "A great good has recently come to the the world" said MT. Carnegie. nized. But though the efforts of the Czar, ably seconded by one whose mem- ory revere, your late Ambassador, Lord Pauncefote, there now exists for the first time among men permanent trl- bunal of arbitration which is now sit ting to determine a dispute between the republic of the United States and Mex ico. NatSa Atisop of blood will be shed through this dispute. 1t is to bring vic- tory which will cause. no tears. In my opinion the grandest achievement of the . twentieth century was the creation of this Tribunal Shame to the nation which refuses to submit its differences to the arbitrament of this night court of hu- manfty." s'ba'-s
 Dealing with the colonies. Mir. Carnegie declared that there was no legal bond between them and the mother country that could hold the connection for the year, adding, Besides you would scorn the use of force if those communities wished. to set up for themselves. The motheriand is not reduced to that. On the contrary, union with her Is a booon so precious that the new settlements of our race should humbly sue for admis- sion. The will of the people is the only enduring bond of union between the sep arate part of the en;pire"