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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-11

The following programme will be rem
dered by the st. Joseph's Training School
girls at their entertainment, Dec. II:
Entr' Act. La Barge
BY Orchestra.
LET Our Voices Be Glad" ............ Lecocq
Chorus.
Drama, witch of Rosenberg" Newman
-Dramatis Personae.-
Countess Anna Won Rosenburg. I'M. King
Bertha her confidential maid. M. Cochran
Lotto, schoolmistresS.- Riley
Gretchen, her friend. ..............J. Sullivan
Frau Plumper.... M. Gagen
FRAU Semmel.. WHlougnDy
FRAU fucker. ...-..-....- ---d CaVdndugn
Their three children. Observation-Disclosures.
1T. Thompson, A. Hegarty, g. Clarity
First Act
Grand Galop de Concert.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. instrumental Duet
Misses NJ. Williams. NJ. King.
Indian Club Drill 49,. Piano, NJ. Segward
Violin acccmpanist M. Conner.
Second Act
1.-THE Bells Of st Mary's," vocal solo,.
Miss x. Barbour.
Electric Flash" ....... instrumental Duet
Miss j. Sullivan. M. Gagen.
GLORY to COD ................E T.. Nersnnelder
Chorus. Accompanist, M. Williams.
Third Act
Tableau.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-11

Every one goes to Herron's when they
want the best in the way of Watches, Dia-
monds, Jewelry or cut-glass.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE
Holiday Excursions.
Low ROund-Trfp Rates.

BIG FOUR ROUTE
Holiday Excursions.
Low Round-Trip Rates.
Chicago. 1910.
Cincinnati, $4.40.
Dayton, $40.
st. Louis, 5000.
Peoria, $500.
Columbus, $40.
Cleveland, $11.OO.
Buffalo, s17.7O.
Correspondingly low rates to all points in
the Central Passenger Association territory.
Dates of sale Dec "a, %, 81 and Jan. !.
Good to return until Jan. T. 1904.
Also to teachers and students of colleges,
Summaries and universities on presentation
of proper certificates. Dates of sale. closing
day. day before and day after. good to re-
turn not later than Jan. ii, 1904.
For tickets and full information call at
Big Four offices, No. 1 East Washington
street, and Union Station.
H. NJ. BRONSON, A. G. P. A.
c., H. & ID. RY.
s1.OO-Rushvilie and Return-s1.O0,
Sunday, December 18th.
Special train leaves indianapolis Union
Station a. m; leaves Rushville returning
d. m. Tickets at Union Station and N.
Illinois street.
DIR. j. Allen johnson, Dentist,
Removed to 81 E. Ohio ST Porcelain filings a
speciality. Phone Main 1902.
Table Wines for the Holidays at sCHULLERs
WINE HOUSE. 30 North Meridian street.
THE CoBURN COAL co. solicits your orders.
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Cravanette Umbrellas
SILK CRAVA NE6TE

Are among the most desirable of all
Umbrellas for the average man or
woman. They are perfectly water
proof, and so little moisture clings to
the surface that they are quickly
dried.
Cravenette Umbrellas. in 2S-inch size.
for men. have plain and silver
trimmed handles OF natural wood,
ivory or buckhorn, the word "Crav-
enette' woven In the Ties. S. 90
Women's Cravenette Umbrellas come
in both black and colors. and have
finest imported handles-beauties
ALL w
A pretty Umbrella for a miss is OF
silk serge I'm 24-lnch size, wine, blue,
black or green, with tasty nan
OleS. .OO
Two popular-priced lines Of Umbrel-
las are of tape-edged taffeta, the
mems with natural wood crooks,
the women's with pearl, ivory, gun
metal, gold and silver plates, very
cheap at.........S2. 90 and $3.50
All Ayres Umbrellas have the new
eIght-rib frames. Engraving is free.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-11

New Pianos. sle5 and up. wulschner's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-11

THE COBURN COAL co. solicits yol
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-11

DIR. j. Allen Johnson, Dentist,
Removed TO q z. Ohio st. Porcelain filings a
speciality. Phone, Main 2So2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04

The hng-e
yersion plan
corporation.
months. wA
lowing the M
directors Of
Gary. ohairn
mittee, gave j
At a meeti1
the Steel CO.
circulars 70
nection with
conversion T
b sent out
The plan pr
900, 900 Of boz
10 be eIchsnd
stock, The :
10 cumuiativ
spnum. whic
100000 a year
issued bear )
,ents an outs
IL. therefore.
Plus the earn
The plans (
constderation
for harmonizi
the various q!
ward with al
The preside
companies. E
Ills week. b
70 these plan
Mr.. Gary (
long list OF
Improvement
Corporation,
densed:
Illinois Ste<
ln.--New Opel
ing NIL and
$500, ~, Ie
train. s)5o,
az rail MILL.
Mssener ID
furnace blow
stoves at fTn
machine shop
AZ Joliet,
1 and 2. e'u
TO convertIn x
Sundry Inns
and Joliet, N1
National IL
Pa. --RebgilN
lube and ply
81 one new b
peiner conve
water and poy
Al .Loyainea
tional blast q
additional rol
pip mill. 50
Sundry i'm
Tube Compa1
at PttsburR
inent at Whee
American y
rious improve
land. pittsbu1
Worcester. III
Sass. o0. ,
American
improvements
Carnegie "
works. Homs
tional itO-lnc
32-inoh mill a
At Edgar Ill
addition TO n
stallatpn OF
gines. S275,O
At Duquesn
additions and
National 81
prove mems u
Pa. Bellslre.
81. 500 on
American 81
ard iinprovern
bug ard al u
o 4, s2ss.N0
American ~
MT yari us mil
mnthods a
, II. c Frio
hnent Il coke
1 clud ns the
<s4<S @.
Nirina Con
plant vi Eeca
Of additional q
plants Oh tho
ominee ranges
Transported
rolling stock
Duluth, Mes2
Duluth and
lake Shore a
Steamship @
Connei u Dol
cost. ti.27s ee
The total q
over $50. 0oU,d
these expend
bs added TO
the subsidia1
tons Of all
conditions th
increased am
about 1900 4.
he a saving il
0oo a year, %
10000 a yea
several subs
The circuld
Is signed by
corporation.
meht that II (
but that its
different suit
decisions haN
corporation.
The entire
the stockbok
been subjecu
scrgti1y. and
thined by Tho
Court Of Err
IN the Ber2e0
IN October. II
IN the Hod
copy Of the
IL sent TO
gratifying rel
poration has
tors In its orr
COMPREHENSIVE
was well COT
mated. 20 d.
~ the unit&
its stockhoh
lar has been
the board ~
The circu
other columl
the holden
United Stat
~ the closs
oEsned 10 III
froo that a
10 sus~criks
hnty year {
lsDnds az thu
not 70 exoss>
~ the pref
Names suc
NJ pr; and
opportuniV
''h @yotf
aud Ancr,A
ITusifnAlSly
amount ~ Q
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10 made s
lnitsd stAi
warrants "
si9kbolisr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 3'.S4h per cent; last loan
.. per cent; ruling rate, per cent Time
money is quoted ut 5d5t per cent for sixty
Tor tx and nine months COMMERCIAL paper
ls quoted at per cent for prime single names
and bills receivable. other names. 5m5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange market continued weak
and prices, sold on SAFE points There was
good supply Of banksrs' bills. while the de
were s' quoted at Sass for long and - IS for
:sG.' TO- A .isRt dr si saf ss and
were quoted al sis. asisI for long and
quoted q, 'o,.Sa sd for long aud osss lis
10 is'is Tor long and 90. a.o s-is FOR short
Domestic ;ychnnse on New York b Bo.to
i,isc discount; selling i;,sc premium ,,IIr sa-
San FrsRc"comsirist is, Pr"mIum %Is
count Chicaro-2oo. discount Cincinnati
-Bctween banks. toc discount; over counter
ssS S.SCSn, bans G PREMIUM
Money in London. s's61'. per cent Rate
ihr. mouths bin., Ssa, m;ls ~ cent
account pt o? Amour, 81 bullion son' into
the bank 81 Lngllnd on balance to-day.
f1.0no Paris sdvic"s quote per cents
Si."oa%, is , nv "Sn, EscSans" o. Lon,
don. - francs I5is centinIes u Rim adNicss
quote eNchauee on London ~ marks SO
~ per cent
Comm. rclal yrice ~ bar silver ~ New York
Sc bar silver ~ l0ndo closed I'd
Mexican silver dollars we're quoted ~ So
changes. sass a., 81 bllancS' s,sIe sss
sub-Ireasufy debit balance Gt $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04

local and foreign seliinr caused q slight decline 10
ssIss checked the dswnwsr ard 81 pn"s,
With the returns from London and antwerp miss
q .Sos, 10000 BAGS dunns Is. past month, ksr
Knsche a Co: estimate the March receipts at Rio
sin, To- spot ana 3ss Il. Tor fss "
s snsd D. a. 70 SG.Ps s and e.
for future: the New YORK marie, was aule, and
's l: sSS: 81 a.r. sgsi''a ssssn::s
s:ssss'e :ss. E 1: 'S.'
a ss' s:s;ss ;Esj ps e his 5 lead
IIi4c.: spelter, 6ooasioc.. Iron. No. Norihe
.;e3t ; 90 8. s4ron warrants nominal steel rails
NsyxL $ oan;.srIr,,:: o. su,!p.n,ins. ss'1ssec
!,n.a! 1000 ws:.sn PSE:: sS,s: sIsIl ., sss;
sss: 500 ssss TSs IS H,.ssd
s sass eAi fancy W. xAl!s g. siss
HsSS 1Sd TOOK %s: :ss lead Il a.
ss! srS Va. 10 Se ss
while the later buying was Of general son ana
s Sme II the smshsf packer. ,oot prons on i.
advance and there was In fact rather general and
and the world visible supply were the stimulating
Influences. Pork and ribs sympathized son ewhal
Sron, taxing Both closed az sight declines, Whit
lard held portion of the early advance and CLOSED
81 lsrd Tor FeSf1s ~ is COUNTED almost pSenonc1s
The local stock OF bs ncre ased slightly more ,hsh
expected. and vas probably responsible Tor muoh
OF the selling
II Va. :: q, s (. for q ,.., sTt
IS tes Al lie: au!y paid: 3 500 S.s. nolss:.'
~ test at e-i6c.. G. T. Refined was fa fly ACTIVE
steady: granulsted, S<75d $500.
Chicago March S-These were to days prices
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Considerable weakness was displayed in
out side securities to-day. The selling pres
sure at no time was very heavy, although
prices declined from \ to over ! per cent FOR
n aJority 81 the issue figuring In the days
TRANSACTIONS. There was no special new TO
account for the decline outside OF the weak
ness in the stock market, which more or less
had the effect Of depressing prices. especially
~ Northern Securities, which was offered
literally at the opening. which brought about
Su decline s" o. er osnt from os % co loSa ~
covering by shorts
Other notable declines were: Havana To-
bhcco common. yer cent, American Can,
preferred, o.. per cent. American Barrel
and Package. I per cent Nationsl Enamel
ma and stamping. (. OTIS Elevator common.
a.. Tennessee Copper :. whils Ia other pasts
II the let tract onRl los-rs were noted. btey-
age Pow'r showed exceptional strength.
gaining pe' c'ht on heavy transactions,
"a - The Copper shares we're auist and
generally lon-f
Ia bond. fractional losses were recorded
IN sympathy stL the decline IN other parts
~ the ll-t San v anciscO a., on fairly heavy
trAnsa 'IoIis los, !, p@T cent LN ~. d.clinsd
:, p~f oeni Will" small losses we're shown
"a .sIns al th. lees a.tlys issues
The transactions In the market to-day we're
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.. msil des,,ns a ses ons m nS"pn SoenS l, Up
higher than at the close on Monday owing 70 rrrn.i
s sy s e. :soi. saG tsT 20 S
1srs nv W; soYs :nS
o. :hS ans tn ss.
was buying october. The bull CLIQUE. sold July July
Is deG s the less ns III. Tn
ing was Of a professional character. There was q
Y.sSo . anTi u ns wee. Jus, o,
.ss yS' .s %s:'ss We Std ,a
they can move cotton. Quite a lot Of cotton cam.
on %; &. a. ss bad
against eel last year Quite 10! Of cotton in ID.
Dss 4 maj r. % Ss pssed sSS q: ~ s
under. Houston; TeI...-The weather has cleared
Sear;iuy ana =, y !, 9S.,Sss; 49, there here WIN ,.
:g rom are On M :haSe s
conditions Of the money market are Beginning
The cause or at what time Of the season always
Sps5.,.. Hs.ns, SS,cP End Ia. snp.ss
81. s%s;si Over ]. 81 ..s. and :aS
psss.Ss 81 the Aldneh F,nance bllI 20 giy. the
conditions of last Autumn. Now that the bill 10
dead the consensus OF opinion Ia that we In for
a period Of general uncertainty and that banks viii
now have 10 discontinue further accomm odations
for speculative purposes and begin 70 call In oani
market, tight money and outs:ders refusing 10
buy cotton at this level. and the probability OF
receipts Increasing, the bull Interest will nave 10
continue strong supporters Of the market and good
buyers to maintain their position.
CoYYHn.-Rio on the spot was quiet at SIC. for
No. 2. Sales. 26Oo bags Santos Nos. sto Al Gisc.
c. |. T.. 800 Mancaibo. Futures declined S points
hamburg declined u American warehouse q.
liver 2Se 80 bags Mo was unchanged; receipts
70 900 bags: stock, 40 900; exchange, li1sd. an
advance Of sd. Santos WA unchanged; receipts
rs 900 bags: stock, o67 900. Prices he follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04
COM MERCI.4L.

Cotton Irreguiar-Cab,cs Disappointing
Receipts Larger-Exports smaller
Grain Advances and Then Reacts
Decrease In the Available supply
Coffee Easier-Preyisions Irregular.
TUESDAY. March 5 --GRAIS-whest-s Spot
was steady. Sales, 2sD.ool bush. mainly for
export here and at the "a porte No red
In elevator. &c over May No. Northern
Duluth. SIC. over May; No / Northern
NV York. SIC, over Northwestern re-
ceipts were 200 cars against s9i last week
and $50 last year; Chicago - as linst ~ last
week and 90 year ago Futures clos, I'M
changed TO &c lower Sales, 200 900 bush
Prices ms follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-04

Nteai sAs tnofs AeilNt, and sAuy In the dxl
sas 10 iIs NoHasssi. sinsiI s.ssip's a ts,ss,
sleon densnd lsli "ashass isfcFb bsyss
bnsomIsll' 900 pes sse,s 10 u. ss,ss ss.'sss
ss. to' -, e, ,ssf.a.S ~. !. $40 q !. ... p,ss
hsi ..i % ~ a.m.sd ,sa % "a 30 v S,Ssl
,sAiAs price lsaris.i TIC soJ,hsssi acid slh
go. .;t., sss , .n. asss 70. s.ss: .E
X. ~ sr; ,i. .. y \. 800 $..S::
.. i sss, 80. * s.l.s s tif .sA1ft.s e
az. s a.s.s ~ ~ -. ., ~ i s.' .s.s =.
.s Y. .s,d 80 - ~, M > sIss..esr:
So, sea. .,sa ,..ais, 80 80. 49, ssss !, s-
sssss.'s 's .s',l 80 n. =. 49, e....
J. ...s 80. .si 49,. :. ~ s- .,,.
,s.s ,.@ps az ~, "a. as. is.s.'s. 80 80
I. .s-.s,.ss u ~, asi.ss - go s.-ssa s'.ss
,fsp.s *. ..s.ls 100, 49,. -. ..-i r, ~
y a. ..:,. y a. :. =. sep. -. -. 800, go:
't,g.ss $50 ~. a..sr...s 80 s.l.i SEA
s'.1 80 ss.'si.s ,-s.s1 ds's.sss = q.
:;s -: y .::': 8: .: -: 80. =. :.. g:
l-,es. so y =. s..:. ! $50 = .s.-
y ...T 's,sis I, 90. = ~. z -. .'s ~.
a.iss go ..'s-s 80 sa,...sa % 800.
- .... s.as.ts .is.... a. ss..s., >
...:.. -. ....'i =. 80 49, ~
css s:. 'sss:- 60. .; - :s.s .. -: -
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So ~ White .',x IKE an 90 n% .h S' Tu sass
closed &c lower May. ,'I,ic Rye was quiet.
No western st',e c; bunalo, Car scis Jer
Sales mo ooo bush, mainly for elpor here and al
the ontpons No, . miied In elevator. &c. No
. lower 10 . higher Sales sso.ooo bush Prices
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fiss sAHa.G
siiss iaAl1
- ssils.af n
tuiitf ins z
40 tho ~ skl
=. ils sAHsJ
si shssusb !
h.sHepaYsG
~ ~ i1uis /
u maks ns /
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
Mineral Phosphates in Australia.

4 remarkable discovery of mineral
phosphates has just been made near
Burra in South Australia. The govern
ment geologist pronounces it to be of
such Importance as to amply Justify the
policy of the government in offering re-
ward to finders OF workable deposits of
the mineral. Those near Burra open out
at depth of nearly thirty feet into
formations from which blocks weighing
twenty tons can be taken, large proper
ton of the raw material yielding so per
cent. of phosphate of lime Though there
is yet no reason to believe that an indus
try equal to that fourishing near Charles
town, in the United States, is likely to
grow up, the discovery cannot fail to be
of Importance to the Australian asrleul-
turist by providing him with a large sup
ply of mineral manure.-Paris Daily
Messengers Adelaide Correspondent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
The French "Snow Bali" Society.

The Boule de Neige society of France
is an association with 600 branches in
France and the colonies, and member
shin of 100000 1t is an institution for
providing old age pensions The state
grants ~ per cent. interest on the So
ciety's deposits, and allows it a subsidy
of $4,000 francs year. The society
guarantees a maximum pension of 36C
francs ($72) to every member on his
reaching the age of so. A workman who
begins to pay his small minimum con-
tribution every month from his twenty
first year is assured of a substantial
pension at an age which, under healthy
conditions of existence, would be little re
moved beyond the prime OF life. The
scheme in full working order implies CON
tributions of three Observation-Disclosures
by the workman, by his employer and
by the state.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
IS RULED OUT.
Henry Weisman, Formerly of Racine, Is
Not Allowed to Appear Before
Court of That County.

Racine, Wis, Nov. 9.-[Special.1 J.
Henry Weismann, one of the oldest mem
bers of the Racine county bar, who now
resides in Kenosha county, has been re-
fused permission to appear as an attorney
before the Racine county court, an order
to that effect having been issued by
Judge Belden when the circuit court con-
vened this morning. Weismann, it is
claimed, is incompetent because, it is
judged insane. Today Weismann came
in court as the plaintiffs attorney in two
cases. Objections were made to his be-
ing allowed to appear in court as an at
torney and these objections were sus-
tanned. Weismann declares that he will
take an appeal
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
Gang Of Italians at Donora, Pa,
Assassinate Poll ,eman and
Lynching May Result.
ONEO POSSEFATALLYHURT
After the Murder the Italians Barricaded
themselves in House and Bloody
Battle Takes Place.
PART OF THE GANG GETS AWAY.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 1O.-At Donora
last night as a result of the attempt OF
q gang of Italians to assassinate a police
man, two men are dying, a third is
wounded and FIVE Italians are locked up
IN the Donora lookup threatened with
lynching by an angry mob.
The wounded men are:
Policeman Isaac Johnson, aged 40 mar
rIed, fatally wounded.
A. W.. Kallert, aged %, cannot recover.
An unknown man shot through the thigh
Will recover.
AS Policeman Johnson was patrolling
ms beat he was fired on by gang Of
Italians from ambush and fell mortally
wounded to the street. with bullet III
ms abdomen. A gang Of Italians. num-
lbering about ten, rushed from the road
side to seek cover in the Italian settle
lment. In a short time a mob had col
iIected and a posse was Immediately or
gained. The Italians had been tracked
to an abandoned house standing by it
self and the posse, armed with clubs and
!feyOlvers, made q rush for the house only
to find the doors barricaded. They were
greeted with q yolley from inside the
house and A. ". Kallert. one of the
posse. fell with bullet in his abdomen.
Again the nlob made a rush at the house
breaking in the door. Another Of the
posse fell, this time with q wound in
his thigh. The Italians made a desper-
ate attempt to escape and several man.
aged to get away. Five Of them were
captured and taken to the Donora jail
unetef q heavy guard. By this time a
mob of angry people was in front of the
lookup
The police Of the town are guarding
the jail and 1t is expected that an at
tempt will be made to lynch the prison
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
MADISON HUNTER KILLED.
Harry D, Clarke Meets Instant Death BY
Discharge of His Own Gun-Mar-
ried Only Few Months.

Madison, Wis, Nov.e 7.-WhiIe duck
hunting on Lake Monona yesterday aft
ernoon, Harry d. Clarke, prominent
and wealthy young man of this city, was
instantly killed by the accidental dis
charge of his shotgun. He was sitting in
the stern Of the boat and was pulling the
gun toward him by its muZzle when the
trigger caught on rib of the boat. ex-
ploding the barge, which passed through
the unfortunate mans body. Edward
Parkinson, an employe Of the American
Thresherman company, was doing the
rowing. Clarke was 20 years old, and
was married June II last to Miss Clara
s. Swenson of Waseca, Mimi. His faith
er is b. B. Clarke, publisher of The
American Thresherman. The Clarke
family came here twelve years ago from
Hammond, Ind.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
A MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Menasha Man Shoots His Brothers
Wife and Takes His Own Life.
ONER'SJURY CALLED
David Rohrer Goes to Brothers House
and After Killing Woman Ends
His Own Life.

Neenah, Wis, NOV. 7.-[Special. l-Da-
vid Rohrer, aged So shot and killed Mrs
Dan Rohrer, his sister-in-law, aged IS,
this morning at II 40. The bullet en-
tered Mrs. Rohrer's back just below the
shoulder blade and pierced the heart
She died instantly. Rohrer then placed
the revolver at his own temple and fired
blowing out his brains.
The shooting took place on Winnebago
avenue, Menasha, near the home of Dan
Rohrer. Family trouble is supposed to
have been the cause of the deed, David
Rohrer having formerly made his home
with his brother.
Shortly before noon today he called at
the house, and although exactly what
transpired is not known, the woman was
frightened and started to run away. He
shot her in the back as she was running.
She was the mother of four boys and
one girl.
A coroner's jury was summoned who
viewed the remains. The inquest will be
held next week.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
$500 Reward, .10o.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
that science has been able to cure in ali its
stages. and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known TO the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the disease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting nature
IN doing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith In its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails to
cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Address F.. j. CHENEY K CO.. Toledo, o..
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
MAY LOSE BRIDE AND ESTATE.
Racine Man Robbed of Money and Proof
to His Property.

cause of the loss of a pocketbook contain
ing all of the money in his possession and
valuable papers, Lighthouse Keeper
Speelman, in charge of the Wind Point
station, may lose his bride and his share
Of an estate in Iowa. He is to be mar
ried in Louisville this week and he had
all of the money he had in a pocketbook
The money was to defray his wedding
expenses and his railway fare to Louis
vile. In the pocketbook was also the
proof to his share to property in Iowa
He. thinks he was robbed while IN the
city Saturday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
GOVERNMENT ASKS INJUNCTION.
Federal Authorities Act in Dispute with
Michigan Game Warden

Marquette, Mich, Nov. 10.-A bill Of
complaint, prepared by United States At
torney Covell, was fled in the federal
court here yesterday by Deputy Marshal
O'Donnell Of Grand Rapids, asking a
perpetual injunction to restrain Game
Warden Chapman and all state authori-
ties from interfering with United States
agents in their fishing on great lakes dur
ing the states closed season. An order
has been served on Chapman and Depu-
ty Warden Brewster requiring them to
appear in court at Grand Rapids Novem-
her q TO show why an injunction should
not be issued by Judge VANITY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11
WILL DISCUSS SCHOOL HYGIENE.
First International Congress Will Be
Held in Germany Next Year.

Madison, Wis, Nov. 9-The United
States commissioner of education, w. 4.
Harris. has sent an invitation to the gov
ernors of all the states, to appoint dele
gates to the first international school
hygienic congress to be held in Nurem-
berg, Germany, April 40, 1904. Gov.
La Toilette will appoint delegates to at
tend the meeting.
The congresses will meet every three
years at various places in Europe and
will consist of lectures and debates in
various languages on the subject of
school hygiene, all of which are to be
afterwards published.