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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06
Poe had just finished the Raven.

What a blunder," cried his friends.
ut should have been a Turkey
Perceiving his effort to be untimely,
the poet was plunged into despair.-New
York Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06

The White Slave" which comes to
the Grand next week, has not been act
ed for nearly two years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06

'gThe Prince of Pilsen," the most
melodious of all the recent musical
comedies, will begin a half-week's en-
gagement at the Metropolitan Sunday
night.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06

1t is highly entertaining-to Demo-
ocrat-to read Republican comments
on the result of the election in Greater
New York. The Pioneer Press, which
is not to be comforted, comes to the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06
At St. Paul Theaters

The Tenderfoot" continues to meet
with liberal patronage at the Metro
politan. Three more performances
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
eyening-wil close the enga cement.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06

What would the Republican press of
the state be saying if the prominent
names involved in the timber fraud
disclosures were those of Democratic
state officials? And what are they say
ing now?-Hutchinson Leader.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06

A tramp printer at East Grand Forks
succeeded in negotiating several checks
with the name of the editor of the
Courier of that city attached. The
Courier editor thinks the fellow must
be hypnotist, since the editor has
not been able to turn a trick Of that
nature for some time.-Red Lake Coun-
ty Courier.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-06

If we now had a Democratic admin
istration the Republicans would not be
at loss to explain the present slump
in the stock market.-St. Cloud Daily
Times.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
Flackvillc.

Miss Katherine Todd and Leland Pitman
left Wednesday for Rushville, where they
will spend several days. Mrs Ed T. Helf-
er entertained for a number of friends
Thursday evening. Miss NJ Vinta Meyers
will visit friends in French Lick this week.
....Mr. 5. j. Miller has returned home after
a visit in Jeffersonville. :. Miss Helen Mey-
Charles Dickerson entertained a number of
friends TO dinner Sunday. Mrs. Jennie
Kelley, Of Alliance, was the guest of hrs.
Maggie Mckee Tuesday Mrs. George
Dean OF Ben Davis, was the guest of Mrs.
Elsie Dean Tuesday. Miss Mabel Harding
is seriously i'll at her home....A church So
cial was given at the home Of Charles
Witt Friday night. Miss Nellie Dcker-
son, of Clermont, visited at the home Of
Mrs Ed T. Helfer Thursday =. Miss Minta
Runchie, of Chicago, visited friends here
last week. Miss Anna Smith, Of Marion,
Will come tomorrow to visit Miss Emma
Opal for few days. Mrs. FermOnd Jane
son. of Olinville is the guest of Miss Eliza
beth Gent Miss Edith Moore visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Joe FeenZer Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Shoop. of Haughville, will
Wilson will entertain the Starlight Pleasure
Club next Wednesday evening Mrs. Rush
Brown, of Clermont. was the guest of Mrs.
Clara Moore Thursday. Mrs. Albert A.
Heath is seriously ill at her home with ty-
phoid fever. Miss Grace Moore, of Wa
bash, will come Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Viola Higgin.. Mr.. Harry Day, of Terre
Haute, will be the guest of Mr.. Ed Black
for few days next week. Miss Elvey
Owens, of Plainield, visited friends here
F'riday....A musicale will be given at the
home of Mr.. Carl Jones next Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. Will Barnes, of
Ohio.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30

from Michigan....A picnic was given last
week in honor OF Mrs. Samuel Cross, of
Jackson. Mich. and Mrs. Brown, of Pueblo,
Col. who have been visiting Mrs. +. w.
Owens. Mrs. Maud Kersey. OF Lebanon,
and Miss Jessie Harting. of Sullivan, who
came to attend the funeral of eX-Repre-
sentative Herod, have returned home. w.
+. Stone has gone To Virginia for q short
stay Miss Jessie Mansfield is attending
house party in Louisville. Prof. Nj. j.
Searle has moved to Marion 10 accept the
chair of Greek and Latin in the Marion
Normal. -. III. T.. Todd is home from Green
field. Mass. Mrs. Claude Hendricks and
Misses Ethel and Opal Webb were guests
of Mrs. Garner Wood at Madison Sun
day. Miss Nellie Valentine has returned
from visit in Wisconsin. F.. y. White
sides and family are home from Lake Wa
Wasee.. Miss Lille Weyl who has been
studying art in Ipswich, Mass, is home.
Miss Hazel Dunlap has returned from a visit
with Judge Grubbss family i'm Martins
Vile. The annual fair week dance Thurs
Gay night was in honor of Oscar Sears
Story, who will leave soon for New York
to pursue musical studies Miss Hazel
Tucker, of Edinburg, is the guest OF Miss
Eta Finn. Mrs. Edward Ferger, of In
dianapolis, spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Oliver. Miss Mary Magaw en-
tertained party in Phi Delta Theta Hall
Friday evening in honor of Raymond
Palmer, of Wooster, o.. Mrs. McCauly.
after visit with Mrs. +. L. Bachelor, has
returned TO Lebanon....M. j. Norris Is
home from New York and r. T.. Jeffery
from Winona. Les Fills Coudrant Club
entertained Friday evening at the home
of Miss Mabel Atwood, in honor of Miss
Elva Reeves, of Columbus who has been
the guest of Miss Kathryn Woolen. Judge
Gillian, of Lansing, Mich, has been spend
ing the week at L. B. Holders. Charles
Banta, of Macon, ILL.,, has been visiting
his father, j. II. Banta.. Miss Enda Car
ter returned from the Y. w. G. A. con-
vention at Geneva, Wis, which she attend
ed as a delegate. Miss Fay Marshal is
home from a visit with Miss Nellie Kemp
at Salem. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel George
have just returned from visit of several
weeks in Montana. Faris Smith and Dom
aid Hannamon are home from Vawter
Park.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
Haughville.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooper have re-
turned from a short visit with Anderson
friends. :. Mrs. Dunaway and son Raymond
are with relatives in Kentucky. Mrs. NJ.
OBrien, of Holmes avenue, is the guest of
friends in Louisville. Mrs. John Nicholson
and daughter Alice are the guests of Mrs.
w. White and Mrs. Tindall. Mrs. Amanda
Duncan, Mrs Bette Lace and Mrs. Jeffries
of Greencaste. are with Mrs. Albert Lace
80. Miss Georgia Simpson. of Franklin, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Alice Waldran.
Mr.. III. F. Pence, of Kokomo, has returned
home, after brief stay with his aunt,
Mrs. N. Pence. Mr.. Augusta Calvelage
has gone to Springfield, o., for a visit.
Mrs. Otto Files, of ST. Louis, is the guest
of Mrs. Castle. Mrs Luella Sanders, of
Illinois, has returned home, after a visit
with her sister. Mrs. Anna Schennermer.
49, Mrs. Dora Hererett, of Illinois, is with
her sister, Mrs. LYDIA Townsend. Miss
Allen, who has been visiting Miss Lorena
Lovett, has returned to her home in Green
castle. :. Misses Mayme O'Neal and Mollie
Loomas have returned from a trip to
Niagara Falls. Mr.. Thomas Powderly, of
West Tenth street. has gone to New York
for stay of several months. ;. Mrs. John
O'Neal is visiting her Will in Cincin-
natl. Miss Mana Walls. of New Albany,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. George CAL
velage.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
Golden wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Trask received
informally yesterday afternoon between the
hours of and 6, and last evening from
s to 10, at their home on North Meridian
street in celebration of their fiftieth wedding
anniversary. No invitations were issued
for the reception, but a large number of
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Trask called
during the afternoon and evening to offer
their congratulations. The house was
charmingly decorated for the occasion with
clusters of flowers set in masses of ferns
and palms. Yellow flowers predominated
In the decoration and The cards given as
guest favors had the date of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Trask and of their golden
anniversary, and were tied with gold
colored ribbons. Assisting in welcoming
and entertaining the callers were their
Joseph Whelden, with Mr.. Whelden and
the grandchildren, Miss Nellie and Mr..
Mrs. H. Noe, Mrs. Scott Thomas, Miss
Emma Hess, Miss Edna Robinson, Miss
Eleanor Villars and Mrs. u. q. Rose and
son Earl, of Kansas, Ill.
Pittsburg, Mass, Mrs. Trask being formerly
Miss Ellen NJ. White, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Volney r. White. Mr. and Mrs.
Trask came TO Indianapolis in 1857 and have
lived here ever since, and are among the
oldest and most prominent members or the
First Baptist Church. In 1872 they built
Inelf present nome on NOTlH
street, which was the first house built on
that street north of Sixteenth street Mr..
Trask has been the railroad editor of the
! Journal for thirty-two years, and is proba-
bly the best-known railroad editor in the
country A large number of beautiful aud
valuable gifts were received by Mr.. and
Mrs Trask in remembrance OF their anni-
versary, among them being many gifts
from friends in Connersville and other cities
in the State 1t is possible that Mr.. and
Mrs. Trask will go East the middle of next
,@1nx. mi.
second golden anniversary reception for
them at their home in Boston.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
Club Progra m M es
q n a Miscellaneous
Social affairs ~ ~

returned from an extended visit TO Paris.
Ill. Mrs. John Kramer and daughter Msy
are expected home from Cambridge this
week....Mr. and Mrs A III. keuDeke have
returned TO Terre Haute after "A weeks
visit with j. \. Baker and family -. Mrs.
.. b Sandefur returned Tuesday from
Newman. H.. Mrs. VIII Taylor, OF Jeffer-
sonville, and Mrs. Lindley, OF Louisville.
were the guests of Harry Iindley and wife
the past week. Mr.. James Kellar left
Monday for Denver. Col. for his health.
Miss Rernice Donovan has returned
from Kentucky. where she spent several
weeks the guest OF her sister, Mrs Dora
Suhre.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McLain. Miss
Edith Ray. Mr.. Paul Fishback and Miss
Maud Hager will go. the first Of the month.
10 Blue Bluffs TO camp for a week. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hart and daughters. Fay
and Louise, have returned from Quincy.
Ind. Miss Bess Cooney has returned
from Dublin. Miss Louis Graham re-
turned from Franklin Thursday Mrs.
Florence Losson and Miss Beatrice Boersig
have returned from New Albany. Mr.. and
Mrs $. Trotcky left Friday for Mackinac
island TO be gone two or three weeks.
Miss Addie V. Parker has returned from
Clermont.. Miss Maud BOYD goes TO High
Rock bungalow to-day TO be the guest OK
the Hoss family. who are In camp there....
Mrs. John Rhoe and children, OF Center
willie. are the guests of James w. and +. J.
Cooney MIR. Wick Ray and wife and Mrs.
Hunter and children, all OF Terre Haute,
were here Sunday TO attend a reunion OF
the Ray family. Mr.. John Greason, OF
ers. of GAINESVILLE. ILL.,. were among those
who were guests of Miles Mathews and
family the past week. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Miller have gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Bail and son have returned
from Greencastle. =. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z.
Modrell have returned from Mackinac and
Petoskey E. Mr. Frank Tyrrell is visiting
friends at Columbus. Miss Matte Hollick
has returned from Gosport.. Mr.. Della
Wood spent the past week at Frankfort.
DIR. Alexander has been in Anderson the
past week. Miss Irene Hooper has re-
turned to her home in Mitchell. after q
visit with Mrs. Rafferty,. Mr.. Brock
Smith will go to Anderson to-day TO be gone
several days. Miss Ellen Tardy, OF Lo-
gansport, has been visiting her brother,
Mr.. Edward Tardy. Mr.. Walter Murphy.
of Washington, Ind. has been the
guest of Mr.. Frank Gray this week. Mr..
Hallett Tyrrell has returned from Colum-
bus. Mr.. Jewett Jones. George Smith.
Drs Hollingsworth and Fox, have gone to
Mackinac island for ten days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolf Miller have gone TO Chicago
Mrs. Wayland Jones has returned from
a weeks visit at Bridgeport. Mrs. Sauder
Smith, of Plainfield. has been visiting Mrs.
Frank Garrison the past week.
Major Robert Anderson Corps will give
a social next Wednesday evening. Sept 2,
at Persons Hall on Delaware street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
BrightwOOd.

Mr.. Douglas Fleshman is the guest of
friends and relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleshman will return TO Mexico soon.
Mrs. Fleshman has been here for some
time Miss Peal Curry has returned from
Connersville. Mrs. Albert Wright, of
Waldron, Ind, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. III. c. Funkhouser, has returned
to her home. Miss Ida Slider entertained
the Auxiliary of the NJ. Z. Church Thurs
day last. Mrs. 7. A. ODell is visiting in
Lafayette, Ind. :. Mrs. b. Birkenng, of Ma
rion, o., is tho guest of Mrs. L. l.. Ben
nett. The Misses Winter, of Providence,
r. l., who have been the guests of Miss
Mary Riley, nave returned home. Miss
Jennie Casey, also Miss Rileys guest, has
returned to her home in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Evans, of Richmond. Ind. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Harry QUAINT, has
returned home. Mrs. Vann, who has been
Miss Mary Riley's guest, has returned to
her home in Champaign, H.. Mr.. David
Cohen will be married Sunday to Miss
Lolita Cohen, of Cincinnati, o., where the
ceremony will take place. Mr.. A. Cohen
and wife will attend the ceremony. Mrs.
A. Cohen has returned from Cornwall,
Ont. Mr.. Ii. McNutt and Miss Myrtle
Hinkle were married Sunday afternoon at
the home of the Rev. ]. w. Collins The
bride and groom are both OF Nation and
will reside in West Indianapolis. Mrs. III.
QUAINT is spending Sunday in Cincinnati,
o.. Mrs. G.. II. Doty is the guest of friends
and relatives i'm Fortville, Ind. E. Mrs. j.
Terriel has returned home from visit in
Greenfield. Miss Pearl White will enter
tain the Tabeace Club Tuesday evening
Mrs. L. Lepper is the guest OF friends and
relatives in Gallon. o.. Miss Grace Adams
entertained at dinner Wednesday evening.
The guests were the Misses Winters, of
Rhode Island, Conn, Bertha Peterson, of
Elmwood, Ind, and Mary Riley. Mr.. j.
r. Bentley and wife and granddaughter,
of Waldron. Ind. who were the guests of
Mrs. b. +. Bentley have returned home.
The class of Mr.. ID. ID. Slider will give
lawn fete Wednesday evening on the lawn
back of the Baptist Church. The Eliza
A. Blaker Club met at the home of Miss
Emma Case Thursday afternoon. The club
is a kindergarten club. Miss Lydia Har-
rick, who had charge of the kindergarten
last year. has visited friends here the
past week. Miss Mary Riley will reside
i'm Elmwood. Ind. this winter. Mrs. j.
Remly will visit her parents in Marietta,
o.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
West indianapolis.

Mrs. Robert Hackley has returned from
have gone to Atlantic City. On their way
home they will stop at Caldwell, o., for
several days. Homer Jones and sister
Gladys are the guests of relatives at
Cataract. Miss Mamie Garrison, of Amo,
visited Mrs. Frank Garrison the first of the
week. Mr.. Smith Gudgel, Mrs Matte
Greer and daughter Eva, Cevil Greer and
Harry Tobias, of Kokomo, were the guests
of William j. Smith and family the past
week. Miss Bessie Syders went to Shelby
vile Tuesday to visit friends. Mrs. Abbie
McGaughey returned from Cincinnati the
first of the week. Miss Rose Miller has
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30

bit of watch of gun-metal with a
pretty gun-metal pin in tieur de lis design,
may be bought for one ten-dollar bill.
An elegant new belt is of plated white
kid A trim gold buckle clasps the belt and
another gold buckle finishes off the back
The same belt comes in black kid.
An odd pretty pendant for the silver chain
is of gun-metal with silver design on the
cover The pendant holds a locket and a
tiny mirror The price of the thing is 81.
XXX
Red morocco bags have struck the town
i'm full force. and one can get them in all
a big square bag with an outside pocket
and chain and clasps of gold, at $12. The
cheaper ones. though less handsome in
leather and fnishings, are just as scarlet
and all are effective.
Little white pique watch-fobs with gilt
buckles and pendants cost a small half
dollar and are pretty addition to the
shirtwaist girls belt. Scarlet silk ones sell
fob does not necessarily indicate the pos
session Of watch, so that the watchless
girl need not deny herself the pleasure of
wearing one II she likes IL.
One Washington-street shop will put on
exhibition tomorrow some handsome new
tailored suits and theater wraps. Among
the latter is one which looks most good
enough To eat IL is OF quilted pink broad
cloth, rich as velvet and of that lovely
soft salmon pink. with scroll design. laid
over "a silken fabric which seems 10 be all
fringe. The cape ~ not very long but is
very harey, and Is handsomely lined.
One OF the new rain coats of dark gray
crayenette has ripie eapes which end in
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
North Indianapolis.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Houser entertained
the Current Topics Club last "Wednesday
evening at their home on Eugene street,.
Misses Lotto and Frances Waugh have re-
turned home from a visit with Columbus,
o., friends. Miss Alma Scott has returned
from Greencastle, after short stay with
friends. Tho box social TO have been given
by the G.. l.. Society of the Home Presby-
terian Church. last Wednesday evening,
was postponed until next Wednesday even
ing
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
kiln.

Miss Ella Downey. of Gosport. is a guest
at L. y. Mclaughlin s....Aiec Foley and
wife, of Cincinanti. and Mrs. William Mans
field. of Greensburg. visited a j. B. Payne s
last week. Superintendent II. r. Wilson is
lecturing before the Lebanon Institute.
Miss Marthena Drybread, OF Hartford City
and Miss Mamie Drybread have gone TO
Bloomfield for a short stay. Miss Harriet
Palmer Is home from Boston. Mrs. :. u.
Merrick Is home from visit at Pitts
boro Judge w. A. Johnson and family
and John Lagrange and family are home
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30

stole fronts, reaching clear to the toes. The
collar and cuffs are Of black velvet and
there is a stitched belt The crowning
touch of smartness To the coat is the but
tonhOles, which are worked with scarlet.
and there are enough of them to give a
decided touch of the gay color TO the coat.
The price is So
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30

Mrs. John Dixon i'm Paris. Ind. Mr..
Austin Watson, of Chicago, is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. y. G.. Shower.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
THE
INDIANA
TRUST co.
THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

II more people knew how the first two on
three entries in a Savings Book help ana
stimulate the owner to make additions.
until the habit of regular saving becomes
thing of pleasure as well as OF prudence,
fewer people would be caught out in the
wet when the inevitable rainy day comes.
Open an Account To-day.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30

Major Robert Anderson Corps will give
a social next Wednesday evening. Sept. 2,
at Pierson's Hall ON Delaware street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-30
Social Events of the Past week.

Miss Mayme Fox gave morning euchre
party Wednesday for her visitor. Miss
Katharine RebholZ. of Troy o. She was as
sisted by her sisters Frances and AnabeI
Fox, Miss Bertha Parker and Miss Mary
PeeIe.
Miss Lucia Ray had a few friends in Mon
day afternoon i'm honor Of Miss Agnes
1Setcham. who is spending a few weeks
with her parents. Mrs. and Mrs. W. A
ketcham. at RobinwoOd
Miss Katharine Layman entertained a few
friends at finch Wednesday night in honor
Of Miss Maude Carroll. of Lynchburg. w.
Va, who Is the guest Of Mrs. Harold Smith
Dr- and Mrs. John Carroll, OF New York
were among the guests.
Miss Auretta Williams. assisted by her
cousin. Miss Ruth Williams, entertained
friends Tuesday evening for Miss Grace
kernodeIi. The guests were Misses Anna
Kellogg. Kitty King. Nellie Ward. Anna
Vance and Della Ward. and Messrs Max
Young. Otto Wilson. Iral Perkins. Leon
Lockwood. Clayton Pierce. Charles Kellogg
Ralph Eister and Elmer Williams.
Miss Gertrude Matthews entertained a
number OF friends Wednesday morning in
honor Of her guest Miss Stockman. OF
Natchez Miss Assisting In entertaining
we're Mrs. T. r. Matthews. Miss Leila Mat
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Ear, charged with The murder 81 Joha
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liz wsZsS s~l-eass2s IL expectations
-s-aslzg sssss A wS-Ez1S Sss--
tine ana sxEsecs - A2rs IL 1g GEE
ae ~ ~ @s 2ES2-E II wZ2cs