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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-27
Traffic of the wabash Extension.

w. ID. Holiday, assistant general freight
agent. az Fred H. Trstran, assistant gen.
eral passenger agent, both located at Pitts
burg. have just returned from trip over
the route of the new extensions and they
report a much better impression of the out
look for business of the road than they
had anticipated. The drive took them
through the territory of the twenty tun-
nels of the line, where most of the grading
is completed and track-laying is in prog
ress. All of the rails of the ninety
pound make. Colonel Holiday was espe
cialy impressed with freight hauling con-
ditions. In speaking of ii he said that
with a grade of three-tenths of L per cent.
at the greatest and no curve of more than
per cent. il is needless TO say that IL will
be first-class as n freight handler, and with
good double track laid from the outset
the company Is certain of having easy haul
ing power. The engineering work is said
be wonderful. Mr.. Holiday states that
they will be handling freight over the line
early i'm 1904 In speaking of il as a pas
senger line, Colonel Tristran vouches for
the new routes Heterogeneous. Portions
of the line run through a rugged country
with immense verdant forests and the short
tunnels and huge hills and trestles at
numerous points give all the scenery de-
sired
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New Yards for the Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to
make room for its yards to be built at Shire
Oaks. has just purchased more than $1,000.
600 worth of property between Courtney
and Sunnyside. Pa, and a large portion of
the town of Shire Oaks has been bought by
the company. The grading has about been
completed for the classification yards of
the Pennsylvania. Thirty-eight tracks are
to be laid each of which will be consid-
erably more than a mile in length. All
the coal trains from the upper Mononga-
hela valley, the new klondike coke region,
and the coal districts of Fayette county as
far east as Unontown, will be hauled TO
Shire Oaks and made up for points west
on the Fort Wayne and for the Panhandle
and also for eastern points on the Pennsyl-
vania. Nearly a thousand men will be
given employment in the yards to start
with and this number will be increased
later.
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THE COURT RECORD.
NEW SUITS FILED.


The j. Z. Bodine Company VS.. James w.
Ballard; replevin. Circuit Court.
Theresa G. Herman va. Big Four Railroad
Company; damages Circuit Court.
Sarah Stewart VS.. Albert Hutchinson;
damages. Superior Court, Room 1.
Flora May Starkir VS.. Kingan & Co.;
damages. Circuit Court.
Roy Beasley VS.. Wrecking and Construc-
ton Company; damages. Superior Court,
Room 1.
Adam j. Mueller VS.. Edward Schurmann.
ct al; damages Superior Court, Room 3.
Jennie Arthur VS.. c., c., c. e. st. l. Rail-
road Company; damages. Superior Court,
Room 8.
Abram Taught VS.. Sarah A. Carter ct al. !;
mechanics lien Superior Court, Room l..
John j. Valdenaire VS.. Charles Harring-
ton ct al; mechanics lien. Superior Court,
Room 2.
Alexander WIPER VS.. Carrie b. WIPER;
divorce. Superior Court, Room 2.
Robert Nelson West VS.. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; damages. Superior
Court, Room 8.
John I. Paskins VS.. Baker e. Thornton;
demand. Circuit Court
pany; Central Bond Company. Superior
Court, Room 2.
John NJ. Lilly VS.. John N. Roberts: ac-
counting, appointment OF receiver. Supe-
rior Court, Room 2
Frances NJ. Raridon VS.. John A Raridon;
divorce. Circuit Court.
Alfred Pinkerton VS.. Caroline Pinkerton;
divorce. Superior Court. Room 3.
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LONDON, Aug. 26.-The first parliament
tary bye-election fought on the fiscal ques-
ton raised by Colonial Secretary Cha mber-
lain is taking place in Argyllshire, Scotland
Containing large number of islands),
where there is a vacancy caused by the
death of ID. Nicol who was Conservative.
The candidates-Charles Stewart, Unionist,
and j. S. Ainsworth, Liberal-represent, re-
spectively, protection and free trade. The
polling is being conducted under considera-
bic difficulties. All kinds of craft are being
used to convey the voters from the fishing
grounds to the polling booths. The candi-
dates had a three weeks campaign. during
which they journeyed in yachts from island
to island. The weather was so stormy that
they frequently were unable to land and
address their waiting audiences. The result
will not be known until Friday owing to the
difficulty in getting the returns.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Ice-cream plant, of
the best plants IN the city; best location; the
death OF the former manager and part
cause of sale. must be solo once. Address
l;ox fsS care the Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Investors: Chance OF a
lifeline. large trading and transportation COM
lAny. owning line OF steamboats,. shipbuilding
pfant and manufacturing establishments. offers
SHE of It's treasury stock. paying 20 per cent.
otvfoends- at S1o share until sept
action Necessary: after Sept /. III any stock left
sfl.so per shaic IL you interested address
Immediately Box 80. care the Journal.
1ss734s fsos CHANcE-For Exchange-A grand
opportunity for country merchants; stock OF
keilel al merchandise. invoiced at about SILL 700:
boafght from the wholesale than ~
months. for cash: goods in hne shape; up-to-
date and saiahe lines. we'll filled : open and sub
3ett 10 eXs 1liila;lOB. inexperienced
reason Tor trading: a fine deal be made for
little cash and some good property. Another
stock o. si.s0. S1s.eV0. one 81 $50 and one
$50 Ali taese stocks can be traded for all
good property part cash. For full particulars
address BROWN * CO. COS Hall building KAN
City. Mo-
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Nauy SHIFTS

SUPREME COURT.
New Suits
201S1. United States Express Company VS..
State of Indiana. Howard &. &. Record.
Assignment of errors. Notices CD below.
Submitted under Rule 10.
201S2. James Hoop VS.. Thomas Affieck ct
al. Marion G.. G.. Record. Assignment of
errors In term. Bond
2O1S3. William II. Davis VS.. Thomas At
f1eck ct al. Marion e. G. Record. Assign
ment of errors. In term. Bond
2O1l9. William III. Tomlinson Eliza f.
Tomlinson. Wells c. &. Appellees brief 49,
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
4S03 Southern Indiana Railway Company
Charles McCarrell. Orange G. e. Re-
turn to certiorari.
1915 Southern Indiana Railway Com
pany Olive NJ. Wallace Orange c. G..
Return to certiorari.
4il3 The Life Assurance Company OF
America vs.. Perrila p. Haughton ct nj.
Knox c. G. Appellants memorandum to
modify.
1898 Union Traction Company of Indiana
vs. Josephine Barnett. Henry G. G. Appel
lees motion and brief tS) to strike out mo-
tior for rehearing.
1909 Abner ID. Wolverton VS.. Salnda E
Wolverton. Blackboard c. c. Appellee's
brief tSD
1861 Thomas T.. Ellison ct al VS.. Charles
w. Branstrator. administrator. etc. Allen
c. G. Appellants reply brief 80
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NDIANAPoLIs. sHELBYViLLE A
souTHEAsTERN TRACTION co.

cars leave dianspolis for ShelbyVille and all
intermediates stops from the corner OF Washing
,on and Me. idian streets on the following hours:
81 s =. ~. n a M II O'Clock noon and I. :.
\ g. = s. > ana II 20 y. ma.
. cars leave SheIby,lie FOR indianapolis and all
,,,,srneaiate stops follows f.57. 5:57 s:57
~ S.s7 49, 1857. II 81 a. m. and 1871. i.55
So. az s:os 5.ss. 6:57. 7s7. S57 and n - D. m
'ea,nd "trip tickets. Indianapolis 10 Shelhyville
can le purchased at Huder's drug store. corner
Washington and Pennsylvania streets aud the
A. i, EuslcX pharmacy. Stubbins Hotel block
- Saturday and sunday Special Schedule
ON saturday and sunday beginning az a. IA.
car viii leave indianapolis each half hour.
Excepting 80 and 800 a and I 50 80 and
m n A m The last leaves midnight
Leaving SheibyNlllc. the viii the
haIf hour. bsginning AZ ar m. excepting 1.x1
and ;l:27 and : y and Z "a .. m. Last CO
will leave Shelb<sills at IL 20 p m
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JUDGE GRAY's BOOM.
Strike Arbitrator Says His Nomina-
lion Is Not "a Possibility.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-Judge Gray has
returned from Birmingham. Ala, where he
acted as chairman of the arbitration board
which settled the coal strike. says a dis
patch from Wilmington, Del. to the Trib-
une Regarding the action of the Lacka-
wanna county Democrats in launching a
presidential boom for him. he said: Il have
read the stories mentioning my name as
presidential candidate. but | do not think of
IL seriously. | do not think there is anything
I'm any of them. | know that ii cannot be.
and for that reason | give the matter no
thought. 1t is not even possibility. The
so-called boom will amount to nothing,
and for that reason | do not care To discuss
it, OF course. I am pleased To think my
friends think 50 highly OF me, and appreci-
ate their compliment.
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Zimmerman Unhappy.

SPRINGFIELD, o.. Aug. 26.-John l..
zimmerman. the defeated candidate for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination, gave
out statement tonight before leaving for
Chautauqua i'm which he says Tom l.. John
son won the nomination by Illegally UNI
seating the rightful delegations from Ham
ilton. Miami and Seneca counties. II would
have been willing" said Mr.. Zimmerman
Ito have gone before the people of Ohio on
the platform presented by the minority
committee. but | could never stand on the
one framed by my opponent"
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING: ,,E
GREDfT0RS

In the District Court OF the United States for
TIE district Of Indiana. In bankruptcy.
No. 1919 IN bankruptcy.
Ia the matter OF Elizabeth Schmidt .ssnkr,1pt
To the creditors OF Elizabeth schmidt OF In
disnapolis. In the county Of Marion and dis
Z frset aforesaid BANKRUPT.
Notice - hereby given that the 18th tiav Of
luEust a. D. 1909. the laid Elizabeth Schmidt
yas duly adjudicstsd bankrupt. and that the
rss meeting OF her creditors will b.. held =,
oom sez Indiana Trust building No M Easf
ashington street. In the city OF INDIANAPOLIS
tsfipn County Indiana. on the Sth day OF sep
<mber. A. ID. 1913. at : o'clock in the forenoon
which lime the said creditors may attend
Owe tneir claims. appoint trustee. examine
if pankruDe End transact such other buSfness
may proprrly come before said meeting
-, AIbfhF RABB. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
indianapolis. Ind. Aug IS. 1905
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SUIT OF JOHN M. LILLY
HE WANTS A RECEIVER FOR LILLY
4 ROBERTS VENEER COMPANY.
Money Has Been Advanced from His
Private Funds-TwO Suits for
Damages-Other Court Cases.

In suit filed yesterday i'm the Superior
Court John NJ. Lilly asks for the appoint
ment of receiver for the Lilly & Roberts
Veneer Company. The assets are placed at
$4,000 and debts amounting to $4,000 are
outstanding. Mr.. Lilly claims that the
partnership has been dissolved according
to the articles of partnership and that he
has advanced $4,000 out of his personal es-
tate and that Roberts has refused to make
an accounting. He asks that receiver
be appointed and that the partnership prop
erty be applied to the Indebtedness.
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DAMAGE SUITS FILED.
Theresa c. Hernas Wants $4,000 for
Loss of Her Husband.

Theresa c. Hernas filed suit in the Supe-
riou Court yesterday against the Big Four
Railway Company for $4,000 account
of the death of her husband, Valentine Her
mas, who was killed on Oct Is, 1901, south
of Massachusetts avenue, near Eighteenth
street.
She claims that her husband was driving
their cow home from pasture at the time
of the accident and that the engineer could
have stopped the train and avoided the ac-
cident.
In another damage suit filed in the same
court by Sarah Stewart against Albert
Hutchinson Mrs. Stewart asserts that the
defendant made untrue and fraudulent aft
come to her home in her husbands alb
sence and take away most of her furniture,
including her beds. For depriving herself
and children of place to rest she asks
for $1,000
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Flora May Starkie filed a $4,000 damage
suit against Kingan & Co. yesterday in
Superior Court for injury to her sight.
She relates that she has been in the en-
ploy of the defendant company carrying
tin cans from the soldering table. She says
that in the construction of the cans the
company uses caustic and poisonous drugs.
which have caused her to practically lose
the sight of her eyes and that she is ad-
vised she will ultimately become blind
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NOTICE.


NOIitE-Sheet metal of all kinds 10
SEfH SAkoSER % Kentucky av. SsIephoDe
-
>oftcE-Up-to-case FURNAt rs guaranteed 10
heat Tiia aud galvanized works roll
S-fS HANkiN Iif-ll6 Virginia av., the man
who never sits on the fence
SoTfcE--sstay there. stick t;gnT. oou't peel of
uhltevash for stables. storerooms. etc; caleb
mine sprayed on evenly In coors. HENRY TAY-
l.OR & CO.. COS y. Senate New Phone 30Os.
NOTIcE-The board trustees of the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive sealed
proposals until Friday. Aug y. al 10 a. M for
furnishing full line If supplies for the month
Of september 1895. Estimate book Will be ON
fle at Room q. Statehctse. from and after Nom
CAV. Aug. &c 1888. By nTder OF Board of Trus-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-27
FIRE LOSS OF 100000
MUCH RAILWAY FREIGHT DE-
STROYED AT CHICAGO.
Depot of the Rock Island Road Partly
Burned-Firemen Overcome in
Ships Hold.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Fire tonight in the
freight depot of the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railroad, at Polk and Sherman
streets. did $4,000 damage. mostly to out
going freight. The flames had secured
start when discovered, and by the time the
first engines arrived the building, which is
go feet long and two stories high, was a
mass of flames The fremen at first had
little hope of saving the structure or any
of its contents.
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young woman living on North Capitol
avenue was held up at the corner of Twen-
ty-seventh and Illinois streets last night
and relieved of her pocketbook. which con-
tanned about $50 The highwayman was
a negro. who, on stopping her. demanded
that she give him all her chewing gum
money and any extra change she might
have along with her. The girl made no OBJ
lection TO turning over the money TO her
assailant she said, but Immediately called
the police and gave them description of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-27
Rebuff for King Leopold.

VIENNA, Aug. 26.-The Wiener Alge-
meme Zeitung says Emperor Francis
Joseph has refused to receive King Leopold,
who proposed to come to Vienna. The
quarrel is due to King Leopolds treatment
of his daughter, Countess Lonyay, whose
first marriage with the Emperors sec
Ond son. the late Duke Rudolph
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blind Boone. Home burned.

WARRENBURG, Mo-. Aug. 26.-The home
of Blind Boone, the celebrated negro plan
ist was destroyed by fire early to-day.
Many priced relics were burned, among
them the first piano Boone used Boone
boarded the train east just as the first
alarm sounded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-27

NAPLES, Aug. 26.-The state of Vesuvius
remains much the same as yesterday, but
Professor Krull, of Munich, predicts great
eruption and an earthquake all over the
world before the month ends
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-27

IN the matter OF the estate OF Fred l.. Walter.
deceased
In the Marion Circuit Court September term.
1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Caroline Walter
aoministratrix OF the estate OF Fred T. NAL
Ter. deceased. has presented and filed her account
ina vouchers i'm finaI settlement OF said estate
and that the came Will come for examina ION
md action Of said Circuit Court the sth day
Of September. 1909. AZ which time all heirs cred
ftors or iegatess Of said estate required to
appear In said court and show cause III any
there be. why said account and vouchers SHOULD
rot be approved. And the heirs OF said estate
are Also hereby required. at the time and place
sforessid. To appear and make proof % their
hesrshp. CAROLINE WALTER
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'und damn list define Pfeife ausgegangenr'

In Paris. the boulevard, you'll find
Two dapper little Frenchmen. much excited,
Engaged, to the delight OF gaminkind
In arguing anent the sad, benighted
Condition OF the country. Deaf and blind
They would be till the world fully righted.
but one outyells the other. who. at that
Cries of a sudden. with gesture snowy:
CThe Gallo for Hes talking thro his hat!)
20 CONNIE II pare travers son chapeau. eh?'
Down in Madrid, chsppie's done his best
To win out of dainty senorita's
Black eyes glance of favor. Put TO test
This chappie ev'ry weapon of his wit has.
TSut she has passed him by. all self-possessed
AS tho he meaningless an lit" as
some little fce-a friend with him who
Reraarked-of words ne but very few chose
tThe Spanish for You're not so many you!)
Sc puede que estas tan muchos,''
Upon the CoIso OF the Caesars town
Behold a handsome Latin greet another.
And tell him FILED have all the beastly brown
And azure devils that my life did botheri
Ten thousand lire they have paid down
For y successful ticket To my mother
I We given half The other half tbs right
That should spend to start-by Garibaidi.''-
tThe Roman for "A hot old time to-ni2htr')
20 in la villa vccchia tempt caldi.
New Orleans Times Democrat
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DIED.

PENTECOST-M b. Pentecost. aged sew
enty-eight years. wife Of the late MahlOn Il.
Penfscost. Funeral services from the Third
christian Church. go y. Thursday Aug. -.
1905. Friends invited
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Deaths.

ys6rs dysentery.
c. r. Keeper. 90 North Pine. nfty-four years.
acute pleurits.
Charles Kennedy. 1921 shelby. nineteen years.
drowning
Lydia Stratton. city Hospital. thirty-six years,
morphine poisoning.
George Z. Lichtenberger. Zoos Hovey, twenty
years. crushing injuries.
afstry r. Sparks. 62S Thirteenth, sixty five
years. chronic mycxcardtis.
Bessie Amanda Austin. twenty-three years,
typhoid pneumonia.
Maggie Cooper. 22s Queen, twelve years. ex-
hausfion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-27

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26-Kobs bak-
cry, occupying about half block in the
southern section of the city, was destroyed
by fire to-day. The loss is estimated at
sl5O,O00 Ten small dwellings in the rear
of the bakery were badly damaged Twelve
of the bakery employees were in the building
when the fire started, and all narrowly es-
caped with their lives.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 26.-James
Bardock. OF Mount Pleasant Pa. and John
NJ. Stauffer. of Scottdale. at the head
of an Eastern syndicate which to-day Sc
cured 200 acres of coal land lying about
ten miles north of Wheeling. The land lies
i'm Beech bottom and Is said TO be one of the
richest pieces OF coal lands I'm the Ohio
valley. About a quarter of a million dollars
was paid for the property.
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John Cook, bartender for Aaron kanaur
at Thirteenth street and the canal pleaded
guilty I'm Police Court yesterday on a charge
of allowing minors in the place. The evil
dence showed him To b., the bartender and
not the owner. SO the case was taken under
Amusement.
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Marriage Licenses.

William Whitley and Martha Breach.
James NJ Price ane Pearl Jenne-
John W. Chambers and Lena Abraham
Virgil Williams and Fannie BaliOw.
James Whitney and Minnie Perry.
Orpheus league and Bess Simpson.
Frank Carrier and Florence stephens.
Lewis McCulley and Bette Ward.
Frederick W. Heger and Emelie Holman.
Thomas IL Cory and Edith May Meyer.
Wallace W Winkier and Isabel Winkler.
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OVERCOME BY SMOKE.
Firemen Affected While Fighting
Flames i'm the Hold of "a ship.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Three firemen
were seriously overcome and several others
slightly affected by smoke from a fire in the
hold of the Dutch bark Amsterdam, lying
at pier No. IL. East river, to-day. The yes
sci was loaded with case oil. The firemen
were overcome as soon as they entered the
hold and they were rescued with difficulty
the rescuing fremen being affected by the
smoke, but less seriously. Two of the fire.
boats were unable to Subdue the flames
and the bark was finally towed to the Jersey
fats and sunk
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 26.-The condition
of Senator Hanna, who became i'll in his
office yesterday was much improved to-
day. The attending physician expresses
the belief that the senator will be able TO
be out by tomorrow or next day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-27

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2s.-Colonel ~ T.
German. jr.. the only OF United States
Senator German. was nominated to-day by
the Howard county Democratic convention
for the State Senate. having won a de-
German lis thirty years OF age and begins
his political career where his father began
thirty years ago.
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FINANCIAL.

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FINANCIAL
lOANS-MOney on mortgages - F. SAYLES
CO.. IL East Market street
riNASetAL-5 per cent money on INDIANAPOLIS
cuy property. city pi operty in any county
seat town. or ON farm property anywhere in Indi-
ana. We use funds delay; partial
laysaents. Call or address G. N WILLIAMS a
\ CD. S-lo f.. Market
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LOST.

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LOST-A black wrist purse. last Friday night on
Michigan St, between Meridian and Pennsyl-
vania SITS Finder please return 10 apartment
No l. Pressly fiat. Reward
LOST-A small black pOcketbook South Me-
Iidian Wednesday evening; contained 50
ell, s. bill silver quarter and a gold quarter
GATED 1871. Finder please return To CAPTAIN
Fire Department