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HOMES FOR LITTLE TOTS
WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY INDIANA
CHILDREN's HOME SOCIETY.
Many Waits Looked After During the
Past Year-Rev. ID. n. Lucas to
Attend National Convention.

The tenth annual meeting of the Indiana
Childrens Home Society was held at the
Meridian-street Church yesterday after
noon. Reports for the year showed that
the organization is carrying on an extern
sive work by looking out for children and
finding suitable homes for them. Last year
III children were received and SO returned
for replacement, and with those already in
charge a total of 152 were placed in homes
Over 500 children have been cared for since
the beginning of the organization, and out
of this number only seven have been sent
to schools of correction. Since the estab-
lishment of the home 1.4O0 children. have
been looked after indirectly
Following are the state officers chosen at
the meeting yesterday: President, Dr. d. r.
Lucas; first vice president, Philip wilkin-
son; second vice president, DR.. w. r. Stew
art; third vice president, Mrs. II, H Lam
caster, Of Lafayette; fourth vice president,
Mrs. Jason Hendey. of Portland; secre-
tary. Mary Edgeworth; treasurer, Angus
tus jennings
The legislative committee is composed of
John l.. GrGiffiths, Philip Wilkinson (who
was also elected counselor for the year,. r.
o. Hawkins, Mrs. III. II. Lancaster, Mrs
Jason Hendley and Mrs. Irene " Webb
r. T. Reagin was chosen state superintend-
eht for another year DIR. Lucas will go TO
Pittsburg next Wednesday to attend the
meeting of the national organization being
sent as a delegate from the local organiza-
ton.
Prior to the business session an ENJOYABLE
programme was rendered. including the fol-
lowing numbers: Piano duet Grace and
Bruce Black; bass solo, Everson McHat-
ton: invocation, Rev. Joshua StansfieId
cornet solo, Charley Moss; address. Rev
n ffafi
lin solo. Miss Mabel Beppus: address Judge
G. w. Stubs; tenor solo, Mr. Mercer.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


State OF Indiana, Marion county, SIS
In the Marion Circuit Court
~, In the matter OF the assignment Of the Maltena
Notice OF sale of real estate
Notice Is hereby given that the undsr.,,,
assignee OF the Maltena Food Company md,
ONCE Of ID. A. Leach. Room IA Iombard h,,t1s
ing indianapolis. Ind. will sell al private saio
the following described real estate I'm No. as
county state Of Indiana TO wit: =" Marion
part or lot number six hundred AMI TWENTY
five (625). In George w. Stout's Indiana q 49,:
addition TO the city of Indianap polls In5 cor,
mencing on the north line thereof at a point ono
hundred and ninety-th,ee (l93) feet and fonr az
inches west OF the northeast corner OF satJ -,
thence south 10 within (I0) feet OF the so,s,h
line thereof: thence west parallel with the south
line thereof. 20 the west line OF said lot. tbsne
Forth with said west line to the northwes, 49,
ner OF said lot; thence east TO the place OF he
ginning.
said real estate will be sold for cash suh..o.
20 mortgage OF 81. 500. with per cent inte<ess
thereon from Feb. 5. 1893. but 10 be freed ~ ali
other incuTnbrance. "a al
Sale will not be closed until ten davs 49,
three weeks publication OF this notice ana .ssI1
sell for best price offered. but not less ,hsn
5000. its appraised value man
There r. located on this real estate a la
three-story brick building. suitable for mannfaeo
turing purposes.
Offers may be made 20 assignee persoraI,v ..
20 d. A. Leach. attorney, Room IA To-ai. "a
building. India ma polls Ind ''i'afu
LOvEN @. LEACH Assignee
DAVID A LEACH. Attorney
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Certificates have been issued to the foIlowin,

Certificates have been issued to the following
named IndianiaEs:
Isaac Allen, sl4; Henry Garritt SO; James A
Douglas. SIS; Henry Hammer. ss N NJ McCor-
mick. $40: John w. Walden. $50: William Gill
ham $40; Samuel b. Brockley. sl2: Silas Evans
$40: Philip Arman. IS; George A. Tromley. sl4:
Henry Hartman. SO; John +. Mccartney. IS:
John Bass SIS Henry c. Holme. s24; Charles A
virgiis. si2: Charles A. Hanson. $40: Edgar w.
pike IS: John Ulrich, 81; S. S. Kembe. Sc; Jo-
seph Denson. SIS; Robert b. Deem, S.: II. H.
Swain. Sc; Thomas J. Waterhouse. $40; Henry
n Roby. SIP: Joseph Redding. $24: w. ]. Whit
lock- SIS; George Barr IS; Susan f. Kingsoury.
IS: Emily ]. Blain. S.: John McReynolds, IS;
Ira $ Orr IS: Josiah Ferguson. SO: Jacob Ho-
sier. siO c; NJ. coulte:. $40; Fred Rupert. S.:
baldwin. s17; ID. NJ. Woodall. SEA; Calvin Bah
cock. sis: Robert W. Wood IS: Jesse II. Kemp.
SO: Lewis Smith. s.: Elmore Y. sturgis sio:
Harvey T. oorham. SO: C. NJ Scott. IS; Charles
s Leonard $40; William III. Daley. IS; Amos
Mcfyregor SO: James Breeze. s.: Philip Hum
bert. $40; Ambrose Gohagen. $40; James l. Van
Riece s22: Charles Brown. SO: Sister NJ An
thony, So: Sister NJ Athanasius. si2: William
H White. s.: Mary A. Herdel. 81. Henriette F.
c. Burgdorf. IS: Martha c. Bower. 81 Alice NJ
stewart. 81.
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Rockefeller story Discredited.

Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company placed little stock Wednesday in
the report that John d. Rockefeller was
attempting to secure control of that rail-
road system. Capt. John p. Green, first
vice president of the Pennsylvania COM
pany, and Effingham B. Morris, a director,
declared they had no information on the
subject beyond what they had CLEANED from
the newspapers. Captain Green said ii
would take 500 000, 900 to secure control of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. From whom
are they going to get control in the road?'
he asked. Admitting that such a thing
Were possible" said another official, what
good would ii do for any person or corpora
ton to gain a controlling interest in the
Pennsylvania Company. They would be I'M
able to elect a director for one year. and
under the order of retirement 1t would take
four years to get in a majority on the
board
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Elmer Corkin and Addie Keely-
Charles c. Lines and - Seyffert-
Jesse A. Hays and Mary G. Shpp-
Charlie Spaulding Ghd Luna Carter.
Albert L. MiIlington and Laura NJ smith
William r. Campbell and Mary Edith harris-
Perry 5. Phares and Laura +. Pengo.
Patrick Engiert and Mary Cook.
Louis Forsha and Lola Berry.
Eugene r. Pfaffiin and Anna Marie keithoiz.
Wilbur r. Rice and Nay T.. Williams.
BENJAMIN Heinfed and Eliza Kraft
Tucker c. Sloan and Cora Ashley
Frank Lichtemberg and Edna Turner
Phillip ]. Hertwick. jr.. and Mabel Speany'
Earl r Rybott and Gertrude Kenyon
Herman Sack and Mary Pasch.
Ormonde G. Davis and Annett J. Fleck.
Rinsey Bruisnia and Laura F. vernon
William Brown and Nellie j. Mays.
Frank Cones and Katherine Clifford
William HendricksOn and Elizabeth Harris.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. June 10. 1903:
Sheridan c. Sanford ct ux. to John
Weinland Lot Is, Samuel Clarks add. $500. 90
Conrad Ruckelshaus ct al. TO Genevieve
Karle Johnston. Lot 8, Germania B.
and L. Association. No 2. sub, Blk
Z Holiness West End add............... LOO
Conrad Ruckelshaus ct al. to Genevieve
Karle Johnston. pit of Lot lsl. Allen &
Conrad Ruckelshaus ct al. to Joseph c.
Karle. pit of Lots lsi and l9a. Allen s.
Roots add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Conrad Ruckelshaus ct al. to Joseph c.
Karle; Lot SeT rrn ts,s p u ana L:
West End add ............................. LOO
Arthur Brown e, u ux to w John MOlIer
West Side add ........................... 10000
David NJ Parry ct ux to Hugh J. Nc
Gowan, Lots &c. 81. 90 and "a. r. B. 49, -
Rsbecca Haas ct al TO Sarah Calm und
y OF Lot le Houston's sub. May ct ais
william nifa1 n. Traub ct ux. to the Peoria 4 ''
Eastern Railway Company Lots 49, IL,
~ and ut OF Lot 60 land strip formerly
MooreheId av). William H. Traubs I'd
cdd 4.5oO. 90
sis e Four Building Association Of Indiana -''O
TO Oscar w. Bridges, Lot SO. Charles
F. Robbins's North Indianapolis add. 1850 90
James o. Barrett ct al: 10 Cyrus c. Bar
Io, :. Yandes's sub. Eckert's heirs
sub OF Outlet 1871 city OF Indianapolis. 5000 90
Margaret G. Ankenbrock ct al to Naien-
add 1000 90
John n vaten TO Charles z. carriger,
Lots e2 and g. John l.. Miller's LIST
sub vajens sprinsdaie add; $3.50. 10000
Catherine Nj. Lewis 20 Henry F.
Habeney. Lots 6. !. % and 81. Wash
ton SQUARE Meier 81 al 70 rdx.,; 5000
A. Eichhof. pt OF the n y. Sec %.
TIP Is. S.. ..,..,..... .,......,.:... Loo
Wiihelmine c. z. Meier ct al. to Her
man Eickhof. pit OF the e u. Sec -.
rs, X y.
Wiihelrnine c. r. Meier et al to Kath-
crime Eickhon. pit OF the Y. Sec q.
I'D ". ............................L Lon
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Reuben c. Huntington ct to Norman
+. Peacock, Lots as. A., as and 49. VIII
liam NJ. Jones's sub. cress's add. 10000
William II. Carpenter ct al 10 Emeline
jenkins. int in Lot 50, Elliotts sub of
Outlot i5s. city of Indianapolis. 5000
Pearl c. Smith ct al. to David E. Drake.
Lot "a. Cottage Grove add. 10000
William Harvey Coonse ct ux. TO the
Aldag & Coonse Company. Lots 131.
1872 133. las, lf9, $780, Isl, 152 and 153,
Englewood add ...:.....;.,.:....:.. 100000
Nicholas. Staub ct TX. TO Charles L.
Goth ct ux.. Lot 1s0 Mobiles heirs
sub OF Outlets As. etc, city Of In
diarapols $4,000
Fred c. Victor Ct ux. to John w. Law
renee Lot ~. Downey's Southeast add. 1882
Mary A. Halstcad to Robert Herman
Halstead, pt OF Lot 20. S. A. Fletcher.
Jr.'s. add ............................... 100
Walter o. Rouse ct to Burk Gibson,
Lot 1. William w. knights sub. ....... $500
Andrew j. Cochran to James II. Bren-
nan. Lot s. Highland Place add. 10000
Willis K. Miller ct to Andrew lie
bold, Lot 10. Johnson ct ais Elm add. l. 400 90
Transfers IS; total considera tion ss5 77a 80
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New-FangIed schools.

They taught him to hemstitch and they taught
him to sing,
And how to make basket out OF variegated
string,
And how to fold a paper so he wouldn't hurt his
thumb.
They taught a lot to BERTHE but he
couldn't
do a
They taught him how to mold the head Of Her
cules in clay,
And how TO tell the diff renee 'twixt the blue
bird and the jay,
And how to sketch horsie in a little picture
frame,
But strangely they forgot to teach him
how to
spell his
name.
Now. Bertie's pa was cranky. and he went one
day find
What twas they did that made his son so back
ward in the mind.
81 don't want Berthe wrecked" he cried. his
temper far from cool.
81 want him educatedp' So he
took him
out of
school.
Newark On. J.) News.
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Building Permits.

Fahnley & McCrea, iron shed, ISL Virginia
avenue, si25.
v. r. Low. frame barn. English avenue $500
Mr.. Mang, excavation OF cellar "a Jefferson
street. $780,
ing. 80 East Washington street. $500
Arthur Light, frame addition, 2114 Oxford
street, $3.50.
william F. Maisol frame dwelling Capitol
avenue. near Twenty-third street. s4.1s5.
Y. O. Lewis Company. frame dwelling Twenty
sixth. near Illinois street 81 500
$50 - D>'~Ns'
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The Baltimore & Ohio motive power off,
Gals have prepared a list of sixty-ive To-
comotives to be retired in the near future
Their condition is such that repairs are
not warranted. The condemned power con-
sists Of old Baldwins, machines built years
ago at the Pittsburg locomotive works
Grant locomotives and many old engines
from the company's Newark and Mont
clare shops. most of them being built In the
seventies. Old equipments are being rap
idly replaced by new locomotives built by
the American Locomotive Company and the
Richmond and Pittsburg plants. With the
exception of some Atlantic type locomo-
tives now building at the Baldwin VOL ks,
nearly all the machines are of the consoli-
dated type, with Bellpaire boilers and wide
fireboxes.
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WANTED-Boys to carry papers in north part
city Apply AIS Stevenson Bldg.
WANTED-Expert stenographer between q and
30 years OF age; be well recommended as
TO character and ability; splendid opportunity
for a good man. Address TOLEDO COMPUTING
SCALE co. Toledo. ..
WANIED-For u. y army. able bodied, unrnar-
ried men. between ages OF Il and 80, citizens OF
United States. of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak. read and write Eng
For Information apply TO Recruiting Ofncer, %
North illinois ST.. Indianapolis Ind.
MANUFACTURING for the United states Ma
rine Corps, abled- bodied men OF good character
between the OF n and 80 years, not less than
feet inches ana not feet inch In
height, Of good character and not addicted TO the
use or liquor. must be citizens OF the United
states or persons who have legally declared their
intention to become citizens, able 10 read and
write English properly. well as speak II. No
minors married men will be accepted This
important branch OF the Naval Service offers
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO RECRUITS, as
The law PROVIDES for the PROMOTION OF
WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED OFFIC Frs to
SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Marines are enlisted
Tor period Of four years. and are generally sta
TONED In large Cities and now serving in
Cuba, Porto Rico. Manila and Guam, end when
sent to sea have a fine opportunity TO see all
parts Of tho world. Pay from s13 to sH per
month Clothing. BOARD and medical attendance
are provided in addition to pay Apply at u. 8
MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE. Room
2Ol Sentinel Bldg, 50 So. Illinois St
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VITAL STATIsTICs-JUNE 10.
Bfrfhs.

Charles and Hodges. 1O72 West Walnut
street. girl. -.
Eugene and Catherine Lewis. S6s East Eleventh
street. boy.
Vernon and Mae HnkIe. 1124 North Arsenal
avenue. boy.
Arthur and Mary Kimbrough, 2i2s Oxford
street. boy.
I'd F. and Annie Krause. 941 la Sale street.
boy.
Albert and cIiris Damewood. 205 Arsenal ave-
nue.. girl.
Walter and Mary Wilson. Christy. avenue boy
Frank and Belle Bakemeier, l0ls Keystone ave
nue.. boy.
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Deaths.

Anna NJ Schneider seventy-hve. sOz Elm
stree. n1ftral stenesis- ~,.--.H
Eva NJ. Balph. thirty-eight, pos west SiAteeh'n
street, tuberculosis - -,
George W. Bemis. ST.. seventy-ax' lSOo FfoS-
Luther Harvey, tweuty-six, 1858 Aivord street.
cerebral apoplexy. -.
Mary NJ Bolte. hfty-six. 525 North noble street.
Noah Robbins. thirty-slx. s25 West Washington
street. cardiac asthma. -.
xunshot wound.
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RALEIGH. n. c., June 10.-James Wilcox
the murderer OF Nellie Cropsey OF Eliza,
beth City. will have 10 serve his sentence
of thirty years in the State Prison here.
his sentence having been affirmed by the
Supreme Court
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Teachers; experienced women; sum-
mer positions Address Box 7s6, care the Jour-
nal.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FLORISTS

BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 2ii Mass. ay.. 22S ". Del 1t. Tel. ~
PATENT ATTORNEY-T r. BELL. mechan-
ical engineer, patent attorney. In above ca
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledge
OF patent practice. technical training. honesty
and care. beyond which no special advantages
exist IS Ingalls, bidg.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages, Traps. BUCK
boards. etcl % Circle Tel. 1901.
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY. 7IO-ls z. Mary
land, manufactures stove repairs ard do repair
ing.
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The Perfect Gas Range

Ono Of the most economical Gas
Ranges In use.
The New Vulcan Water Heafsr
II Is with the utmost confidence that
we offer our New Vulcan as the most
efficient. economical and durabls heater
in use with artificial gas
Call and examine tn. many devices
we have on exhibition 70. household U.s.,
The Indianapolis Gas Go.
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DIED.

MKEE-Robert s. Wednesday morning, June
10. 1904 at 1917 o'clock. in his eighty-nrst
year Funeral services from his late residence
il2s North Meridian street. Friday morning
at 10 o'clock. Burial private
Observation-Disclosures Weghorst, aged seventy
I'VE years Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
Funeral notice later.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for full line OF fruit a7d
ornamental trees; pay weekly: outnt free;
steady work. LAWRENCE NURSERY CON-
PANY. Lawrence. Kan
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

p. n. time is In BLACK figures Trains Married
thus: DAILY; s-slesperi P-Psrlor Car, O
Chair Car; D-Dining Car; t-Except Sundays
t-sunday only. tDaily except Monday.
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Pres. Ind. State Normal. s scSsfs1.,

SALE OF CLOTHING-Depot quartermaster5s
ONCE. ST. Louis. Mo. May 20. 1903 Sealed
proposals viii be received here until IL o'cIool
noon June II. 1880, for the purchase OF Ri oao
each summer coats and trousers, more or 49,
20 be sold at the St Louis. No. Clothing Dsno,,
IN such quantities may be designated nv ~
respective bidders. the government reserying -
itself the right to reject any or all bids on ~
part thereof. Representative samples NAV hs
seen at either the ST. Louis. Mo- Philadejnb,o
Pa. or New York depots. and the garmen.
must be removed from the ST. Louis demon =,
the expense of the successful bidders ana naaa
fer delivery IN current funds OF the n =
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be indorsaS
Proposals Tor purchase OF clothing" addrassu;;
20 CAPT. w. c. r. COLQUHOUN, Depot o1,sr
termaster. ~Na4-
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A Meeting of Railroad Brotherhood..

The five organizations of railway broth
erhoods have called a general meeting for
Sunday, June 10, in this city, at which the
chiefs of the several organizations. the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen, rail-
way conductors, baggagemen and brake
men organizations will be represented. 1t
is understood that the question of wages
will be presented and that action similar
to that taken by the Western roads will
be agreed upon. There are several roads
in the Central Traffic Association that have
already advanced wages to the standard Of
the Western roads, while several others
have made no advance satisfactory to the
men. 1t Is not thought that 1t will lead
to any strike or disturbance, but that steps
Will be taken to meet the officials by COM
mittees of the respective brotherhoods and
epdeavor to adjust matters satisfactorily
to all concerned There are several other
matters in connection with the call of the
meeting to be considered, but the wage
question will be the most important.
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INTERURBAN TINE CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO. OF INDIANA.
Station, Magnolia Building,

Corner Kentucky and south Capitol.
For Anderson. Muncie. Marion. Alexandria.
Elwood and Upton and intermediate stations
leave AIS a. m. and each hour thereafter until
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie. ar:
irving in Anderson In hour and p minutes ana
Muncie in hours. leave at and IL a. m ana I.
make direct connection at Anderson with linn
tied trains for Elwood.
Express Department - Consignr1ents received
all points between Indianapolis and Muncie; un-
til p. for delivery to all points before
SON, Alexandria, Elwood, Upton and Marion.
INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
GREENFIELD LINE.
General Omces, Franklin Building.
Time Table Effective May %, 1908.
For Greenfield, Knightstown and intermediate
.at,ars passenger cars leave Meridian and
Georgia streets. First car. 6 a. and each
Sour thereafter until 10 y. m. Next and last car
leaves sb,nation passenger and express cars leave
Meridian and Georgia streets at a. m. a. m.
II M atttdg f M; : 8 SATURDAY SCHEDULE.
BesianIiae and INTERMEDIATES stations will leave
Ssaian and Georgia streets. In addition to the
sbnye schedule at $50 p. m. 4:ao p m. $3.50
p. r' e eisS + "a. SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
xz,nnjnp May "a half-hour cars for Greenfield
"a fntermediate stations Will leave meridian and
& st 9: 40 a. and each hour thereafter until
1880 p. M FREIGHT CARS.
~,-o.res,d and intermediate stations only.
For vi. III S;eorsta and Meridian streets at 75s
ArrNe "a leave at a.. m. Also arrive at 2:25
q =, and leave at $3.50 p. m.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The State Board OF Schoobook Commissioners
OF Indiana will receive sealed proposals on thu
following book. said proposals to be opened at
In 1ianapolis. Ind, Nov. ), 1903: For a School
r. aiding Primer. price ten Q0) cents Said
Or mer 10 precede the readers now authorized nv
law TO lie adopted by said board.
r. A. COTTON
State supt. of Pub ms. President.
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Lake Erie & Western R. r.

Toledo, Chicago and Michigan ex......N.n sioss
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago lin. :. .si2.20 t3 e5
huncie Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec ~ as ti0. IS
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IyyYpY.7yz.3.4A CHI, IND. q LOUIS nv.
ySlQal!kGllSilyS Ticket ONCE, Is West Wash 81
Chi'go night en-, s..sls.S. .ss
S Shbicsgo last mail, :,,M % iS
Chicago vestibule- pd---...-..........f3-3 80 %
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INDIANAPOLIS & MARTINsvILIE
RAPID TRANSIT co.
waiting Room and Station,
Kentucky Ave. and Washington st.
s.nedule Effective May IL, 1903.

u,rst car leaves Indianapolis for Martinsvile
"a intermediate stations at $3.50 a m and every
ano nv .haraafter on the half-hour mark. until
S9a - m after which time car leaves at $50
Gov y, - but runs only as far as Mooresvie. Last
y, - NJ i.ayes for Martinsville at HIS p. m.
car 40 v,ns Martinsville for Indianapolis and In
termediate stations, first car at $3.50 a. m and
ah time car leaves at $3.50 p. m. but runs
only as far as Mooresvilie Last car leaves for
Indianapolis at ll:lS Pm ,.u
~ rttnsviIle at $50 a. m.
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GOSSIP OF MUCH INTEREST
A COMBINATION TO KEEP THE GOULD
LINES OUT OF THE EAST.
Railroad Brotherhoods VIII Hold I'm
pOrtant Meeting Here June 10
General and Personal Notes.

A statement is made, authority, which
puts an entirely new phase on some Of the
gossip that has been going around in rail-
road circles the last few days, and the
opinion prevails In inter-railroad financial
circles that the Goulds have got uninten-
tonally into a water that is too deep for
them. 1t is stated that they did not intend
at the outset to force such a tremendous
system upon the railroad world as has
since developed, but having started could
not well back out, and the logical devel-
opment of the idea upon which they started
carried them further than they intended
to go. The fear that the Goulds were go
ing to succeed in this effort has aroused
the financiers interested in the important
roads of the country, and if the Goulds
succeed in getting any assistance or in
getting into the East IL will be because
the stocks have been depressed by the
dread rather than the fact that Mr.. Gould
has won the favor and the cooperation of
Mr. Rockefeller. The true situation seems
to be that the Rockefeller interest has
joined its tremendous power to that of Nor
gan and his clique, thus cementing the
power OF the Eastern contingent and Sc
curing that territory for all time to come.
Taking this view of matters, the Gould
situation is rather forlorn.