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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14
B. & O. TRAIN WRECKED.
Mrs. III. 8. Straley and Baby, Of Fort
Wayne, Among the Injured.


Wayne, Among the Injured.
MANSFIELD, o., April 13.-The east
bound limited on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad was wrecked at Dillons crossing.
north of Mansfield. tonight The heavy
rains had undermined the tracks where
there was culvert. The injured are:
MRS H. S. STRALEY AND BABY, Fort
Wayne.
MRS. MARY STANLEY, Denver. Col.
FRANK C. MILLER. Emporfa, Kan.
Mrs. Stanley was Ill and in her berth
when the cars left the track. and she and
her mother were thrown out. Mrs. Stra-
ley's ankle was broken and Miller was
bruised about the body. The injured are
at the Emergency Hospital in Mansfield.
The locomotive and baggage car passed the
culvert safely. but the day coach and the
Pullman were thrown on their sides. The
dining car left the rails. but was not up
set. In the day coach were about twenty
passengers. some Of whom were thrown
Into the weter.
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WASHINGTON, April 13-An interesting
account of an effort made by Great Britain
and Germany to induce the United States
to join with them in forcing a settlement
of foreign debts Is contained In the forth
coming volume of foreign relations of the
United States. Interest attaches to this
incident because of its resemblance to the
Venezuelan episode. The following note
was addressed TO Secretary Hay: THE
council of foreign bondholders In London
which Is seeking to make a new arrange
mant with the government OF Guatemaia
respecting the foreign debt OF that country
has suggested that the proposed arrange
ment ought TO be acknowledged by the
most interested powers-0ermany. the
United states and England--in order 20 In
duce the government or Guatemala TO stick
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The press very generally approves of the
decision Of the Appellate Court in the mat
ter of the Northern Securities Company
OF course, the New York Sun is hostile, and
against peace and for the war of COMPETE
ton between railroads. If nothing more is
accomplished by the decision it establishes
the precedent that 4 New Jersey charter
cannot set aside the provisions of a state
charter and rullify its laws
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asked in what respect those men who cause
who accept them. They should be held in
the same class. If one side is less disrep-
utable than the other IL is the side made
up of highly respectables" who cause
bribes IN he given
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Hill Says He VIII Appeal.

NEW YORK, April 13-President James
j. Hill, of the Northern Securities Com
pany, said tonight: I'VE will have our
appeal papers ready in a day or two. We
expect to win. But even though the
United States Supreme Court should COM
pei the Northern Securities Company to
give back the stock to the Great Northern
and the Northern Pacific Company, the
control would still be the same"
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An Iowa farmer writes to his member
Of Congress that he doesn't know much
about the tarifr, but he does know that he
sold five fat hogs last week for $1oe, and
ne does not want any changes in the tariff
that would reduce the price of farm
products or bring back the condition of
1884 With thousands OF Iowa farmers
talking that way the tariff revision move
ment in that State will not amount to
much.
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OAKLAND. Cal, April 13-The biennial
conference OF the Seventh-day Adventists
closed to-day. The following officers for the
conference to be held two years hence. in
London. were elected: President, A. q.
Daniels, Of Battle Creek, Mich: vice presi-
Dents L. r. Conradie. OF Germany. and w.
w. Prescott. Of Battle Creek: secretary,
w. A. Spicer. OF Battle Greek: treasurer. i.
H. Evans. of Battle Creek: auditor. ID. T.
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Atlanta Constitution
''Looky here" said Brother Dickey to back
sliding member of his flock who had imbibed too
freely, don't you want ter go ter heaven?'
''Yes. subj sho' does"
well, you know dey lives milk en-
honey UP dar-pienty er milk en- honey. all de
time!'
The backsliding brother was silent a moment.
Then he said:
"Only trouble bout milk en- honey is-dey never
did agree wild my stomachP'
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MANCHESTER. England. April is.-w.
F. Cody buffalo Bid met with an acct
dent at the first performance of his show
here to-day. His horse reared and fell on
him. He was removed to a hotel. His IN
juries are not serious. His ankle In
sprained, but he appeared In the arena In
carriage this evening.
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AS soon as ii becomes generally known
that the chemically prepared food fed by
Dr. Wiley to his class of young men is
causing them to have peachy compilations,
a multitude of young women will rise and
demand of Dr. Wiley that he name the poi
son which produces these results, so that
they may take it, too.
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why So Named.

Baltimore American.
Vsitor-You say you call your horses Biscay
and Bengal. Aren't those decidedly unusual
names for horses?
Farmer-Ef the jogsrafes hain't changed sence
l got my schoolin', them's mighty good names
fer pair o. big bays
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In New York city building Is retarded by
the strike of two organizations of carpen-
tiers and joiners, both belonging to the
Federation of Labor. Both have struck
because the members of one OF the organi-
nations will not work with men of the other
President Gompers has been called to set
tie the trouble Meanwhile the helpless
contractors look on.
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part a high degree Of book learning" but
it gives a common-school education. fair
degree of academic education and practical
training in twenty-eight different indus
tries. In closing his report Mr.. Washing
ton says: My feeling grows stronger eacn
year that the main thing that we want 10
be sure of is that the negro is making
progress every day With constant, tan
gible, visible indisputable progress being
made evident, all the minor details regard
ing the adjustment of our position in the
body polite will. in a natural way, settle
themselves There is a negro who talks
as If he had become fairly well qualified to
vote intelligently.
The meeting in New York tonight and
the complimentary dinner to Mr.. Wash
ington tomorrow night will call together
a large number OF educated, intelligent
colored people, many Of whom have been
successful in different lines of business and
are possessed of considerable property.
The last census shows that Greater New
York contained 12l, 1872 colored people. of
whom 1902 are voters. No person thinks
of questioning their right TO vote, and they
vote as intelligently as any equal number
of white men of their class. If Colonel
Henry Watterson could attend these meet
ings in New York, hear the speeches that
will be made and see colored men, rich and
poor alike. according to their means, sub
scribe money for the support of Tuskegee
Institute, which is only one of many
schools and colleges for the education of
colored people, he might conclude that 1t
is too soon to pronounce negro suffrage a
failure.
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Boston Christian Register
Seen Ezry's new horse?" asked one citizen Of
another
II have" the reply.
well. what does IL look like?" asked the ques-
toner. inpatienty.
We'll, he looks" said the other man, slowly.
las If Ezry had taken him for an old debt"
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that offends anybody. and guilty of mis-
demeanor for omissions that hurt nobody
For the misdemeanors fines have been pro-
posed that would bankrupt a Millionaire
publisher If there ever had been such
man. o Salusi o Grady! o gosh
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14

What with the crookedness In the st.
Louis municipal government and the cor
rupt practices of the Missouri Legislature.
Attorney Folk. of St. Louis. has enough
reform work on his hands to keep a lot of
folks busy
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Washington Star.
NO." said the friend. IT don't think your new
artistic stir"
why not?" asked the artist In a tone of indig-
nant disappointment.
Because her legs are not too long nor her
waist too short In fact, she looks too much like
a human being to be accepted artistic
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Outside of a comparatively small num-
Der OF persons who damn the public and
who wish to be above the government IN
their conspiraces against the people, the
consensus of opinion is that the deci-
sion of the Federal Court in the anti
merger suit Is great thing for the coun-
try
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He Didn't Count.

Philadelphia Press.
80 your house Is being built at last?''
Yes"
Il thought the plans didn't suit you"
''oh. they don't but they suit my wife and the
architect now
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Changes I'm a National Bank.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-The following
announcement of changes in the officers
of the First National Bank of Sheridan,
Ind. was made public to-day: John H.
Cox, president; w. l.. Hare, first vice presi-
dent; j. N. Parr, second vice president; +.
G. Kassebaum, cashier: L. w. Cox, assist
ant cashier.
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He may have neither wit nor words"
He needs them not, for he.
In cases of emergency
Can climb his Family Tree!
-Harper's Drawer.
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THE HUMORISTS.


JUDGE
Gladys-Has Jack asked Edith to marry him?
Ethel--I judge She says he is not like other
men.
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The rain it rasneth every day.


Philadelphia Record.
The Salus-Grady bill makes newspaper
owners liable In damages for negligence
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IOUISvILLE-C. T. Deerfng, northwest corner
of Third and Jefferson streets: Louisville Book
Co., 2s4 Fourth avenue. and Bluefeld Bros. Az
West Market street.
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Riggs House, Ebbitt
House, Fairfax Hotel. Willard Hotel.
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DAYTON. OIL. ". wiIkie. 80 South Jefferson
street.
COLUMBUS. o.-viaduct News Stand. ss4 High
street
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ana Lawrence streets.
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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-08
NOTES ny THE COMMISSIONER.

In our ramblcs over the county we
have had the privilege Of visiting scv.
crnl schools, which We greatly enjoyed,
and are glad 10 say that they are pro.
crossing very nicely.
We also had the privilege Of attend.
Ing supper given for the purpose of
raising a library fund, while Mt Protein.
Refreshments were served in the Ma
sonic hall, and cighty.two persons par.
took OF the feast and enjoyed the music
given by the orchestra below. IN spite
Of the driving rain 1t was n success.
The school here has u guojly attend.
ancc and is doing proicicn, work, some
Of which you will see elsewhere in this
paper.
We would he glad To write mp all the
schools visited, but think TIE teachers
can better do this aud will not infringe
on them. Let Us hear from all Of you.
We have Lists Of the questions for the
first quarter Of school work. Any teach.
cr desiring lists 10 test his school may
address this office,
Mc-srs. G.. w. Benson aud j. &. Nave
will accept apologies for tho non.ap-
pcarancc OF their items in last week +
issue Of the paper, us we were away
and could not possibly get them In.
Teachers are respectfully asked and
urged 10 observe the frs, Friday In No
vcmbcr appropriately TO the memory OF
Eugene Field, the patron sain, OF all
childhood. Programs for the day can
be had free by enclosing II onc.ccn,
stamp for postage and aud addressing
j. West Goodwin, secretary and treas.
urcr, Sedalia, Missouri.
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Notice for Publication,

department of thu Interior. United States Land
Oilirr NJ Springfield, Missouri. sept. ~, ipr
Nniir' l. hereby given that the following NAMED
settler has rd nuticr pf his intrntun to MAKE II.
nal prupf IN suppirt uf his claim, and that snid
prnf will h. made l-forr tli- county clerk nt For
stih, Missouri. on Thursday. Oct. ~. IGN. via:
Henry T.. liarbcf, II Jrlnr Crr-k. Mo. u. T.. No.
ans. for The III So ~ and hf nc ~. sec VI, twp
sln range 3lN
H. names the following witnrssc, Ia prove :
continuous residence upon ani cultivation II .nii
land. via.
William Meredith u. ". Trnmmcll !. ". FRA.
thvt and sam Tfnmmeu all NJ Cedar Ct'rk. Mo.
T. y. O'lIAsNON, Register
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Department o' the Interior, United States Land
Oillcr. Springfield. Mo-. September ~. igl
A sufficient contest affidavit having b-rn flied
IN this oicr 10y John T. strickland, contestant,
against homestead entry No .sysh made March
X ion, for the III nrlf aud hf So qr SEC 10 twp
.in, rng 2. ". y y, N by Jasper u. Stephens con.
tse-. IL which u L. alleged that, said Jasprt l..
Stephens has wholly abandoned the said land Tor
matv than siN months sincr entry AMI next prior
IA date NJ contest and that such abandonment
II nut caused 10y scr,ic. IN the army, navy or mn.
rlnc corps oi the nitrd States IN time Of war.
said parties arr lrrb, notinelto appear, respond
aud otler cyidenc" touching snd allegation at ~
O'Clock am. on November ., i1ri before the clerk
of the county c,urt NJ FORSYTH Tan"y county,
No., and TINT ilnnl hearing viii bc held mt ten
ohlock ain. IN November r.. lurl b"for' the Reg.
st.r and Receiver NJ the United States land office
In Springfield, Missouri.
The said contestant having, IN n proper afNia.
W.T. dlrd September 10 isri, sci forth facts which
show thai after due diligcu- personal
service " this MOTIFS, rannni lie made II i, hrr-hy
orcr-l ani dirr,.i iha, such notirr b. given by
due and proper publication. !. T. O'Iisnnon,
Register.
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Department NJ the Interior. Land Office ut
Springfield. Missouri, september 4, IStG
Notice j. hereby given that the following nam,d
settler has nlrl notice ~ his Intention TO make n.
nal pfout In -uppurt of HI. claim. aud that said
pfpuf will hr made hriur' \. " liughr,, county
clerk at Forsyth, Missouri, On Friday, Oct. d.,
!.n viz;
Luther H. Edgccomb, ot Ki..rc Mills Mo-, II.
l.. No. shl@, Tor the I'll hi, and III NJ u I'll III
Cf sec - twp - H. rug ~ W. west II HEAVIER creek,
aud :" Gr H. ~. see ~. twp - u, rug Dw.
u. nnmcs the following witnesses Ia prove hi.
continuous rrsil'nc" upon aud cultivation of said
and. Wa:
\. q. Williams, 4. T. Williams !. u. Hunt az
J, VI Conner, all ui kisscc Mills, Missouri.
j l. D'IIAsSuS Rrristcf
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department uf the Interior. Land Oilcr at
Springfield. Missouri, September I. 1pu
Notice Is hrrrh, given that the following aIrrd
settler has nril nu,rr NJ his Intention to make n.
nal prnnf IN suppoft of hi- rlnim, and that said
pruOf will H. made brfntr i, ". Hughes, county
clerk ~ Forsyth, Missouri on Friday, oct IL,
iptl w.
William ) Trnmmrll, NJ Cedar Crrk. Mo, II.
l.. No. G.'nl for the - nj ~ ~. aud NV ~ nr ~.
"c H. aud ~ ~ =" ~. SEQ ~, twp - n. rug n ".
H. names The fulluwing witnr-.r. Ia prove hi
lnml. VIZ;
I t. CltlWrll Albfri Els aud l.. T. Hooper. ~
Cedar trr,k. Missouri aud John q. Williams. "
kis.'r Mills, Missouri
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Notice For Publication,

Department uf the Inferior, Land Onlrr a,
Springfield. Missouri. september - Ipu
Notice is hereby given that the iolluwing.uamrd
settler hns lri nutr" ~ hi. Intention To- make n
nal pfuoi In suppnti ~ III. clnim, aud that sad
pruui will h. made h.fpr \. " Hughes county
clerk ai Forsyth, Missouri. un Thursday, Nuycn.
brr T. ipJi, va.
Micha" Sprllman. ~ swan. Taucy county
Missouri II, T.. Ne sii3l, lot the " hf 10, II NV
~ sec Z, twp2i u. rng ~ w. aud ,w ~ - ~ sec ~,
twp - n, rnpHw
continuous residence upuu aud cultivation ui said
lnnd. VIZ:
CAL Walkrr Edwin Walker. Harden Prrni aud
Charley Nvlchrr, all NJ swan. Missouri
!. T. - lIAssuN Register
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Department ut the Interior Land Oilcc ut
Springfield, Missouri, September H. Ipn
Nniir" /, hrrrb, giyrn that the following .nAmrd
pruof will h. mnd" before \. ". Hughes, county
clerk, ~ Forsyth, Mo, On Thur, Oct. ~, lisr VIZ:
john Mrrrimpu, NJ Hercules. Mo-, II. T., No.
2nJi Ior The srqr ~ SEQ 3, aud ~ " sw ~ src
:? aud nr ~ nr ~ see ~, and Nv pt NV .,u II,
twp ~ n, tng IL ",
lie uamr, thu following witnesses tu prove hi.
c"ntiuunus rcsidrncr upon and cultivation NJ said
hud, yiE'
" u. Wright, Van Adams, u. u. Mrrrimun aud
u, y. Hall, all II Hercules, Missouri.
i. 4. O'll.SsOS, Register
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Department NJ the Interior. Land Oncc ut
Springfield. Missouri September 10, 1893.
Notice I, hereby given that the following named
settler has nlcl notice " his Intention Ia make
final prunf In support NJ his claim, anil that said
proof viii h. made brforr i. ". Hughes, county
clerk. NJ Forsyth, Missouri, on Thursday, oc,o.
bct ~, lpn, VIZ:
Calvin Walker ~ Swan, Missouri II. T.. No.
2i3i3 for the NV ~ see 81, twp =, n, rug DIV
lie name, the following witnesses to prove HI.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of said
aud, via;
". H. rarflll, VI. spellman, Edward Dwyar aud
Edwin Walker all Of swan Missouri
j. i. % OliaNNus Register
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A. FORSYTH MISSOURI, THURSDAY OCT s. 1908

grade, for examination for the month
ending September l, 1903;
PuYsloLoGY:-Deiinc Physiology: lily.
gicnc; Anatomy.
Give the number of bones, and the
names of the divisions into which
the skeleton IL divided.
Give the composition, and several
uses, .; the bones.
Explain the two general CLASSES Of
muscles. aud give the number in
the entire body.
Give the composition and uscs OF the
blood.
Define tissue and name i've kinds of II.
Define fainting; asphyXih; and cX.
plain how you would rescue n
drowning bringing him 10
life.
Name the organs of circulation; trace
the greater and lesser circulation
HISTORY: Name the French explorers
and missionaries Of the Northwest,
and tell what is meant by New
France.
Give reasons why the date 1859 is i'm
portant in history.
Give n short history (al of Queen
AIMS War; lbl Of King Georges
War.
Give n short history Of the French
and Indian War.
Give II detailed description Of the
Battle Of Quebec.
Give two remote and three immediate
causes Of the Revolutionary War.
Give short history Of the following:
Battle Of Lexington: Burgoync's 5
Surrender; Surrender oi YORKTOWN.
Explain the Critical Period, and tell
what made the following men IA.
nous, viz: Thomas Jefferson: Al.
cxandcr Hamilton: Marshall; Mad.
isOn.
tcDNTiEI'ED NEXT WEEK
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department of the Interior. Land Onco At
Springfield, Missouri. October. |, ipn.
Motto. j. hereby given that the follow ing NAMED
settler has ncd notice " his intention 10 make
nnal prouf IN support nfh III. claim nnd that said
pruOf viii h. mad" bnlor !. ". Hughes. county
clerk, nt Forsyth, Missouri, oG Thur,day, Nov. ~
lpti w.
John u Gibson Minry, Missouri. N. T., No.
81 fof the So ~ sw I'll ~. sw qr >" frlqr. see b.
aud nv ~ nr I'll ~ aud nc ~ nv ifl ~ sec f. twp
- n, rng AN.
lie name. the following wi,nr..rs To prove hi
continuous rrsidrncc upon aud cultivation NJ
said land VIZ.
Isaac Ilornb-rk, u 7. Gardner. e. T.. Jrunings
aud James Wrstmorrlnnd. all uf Mincy, Mo.
ND-p !. 4. O'lIannon. R-gistet.
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Department of the Interior Land Office NJ
Springfield, Missouri, Srpirml~r T. IIG
Nutir' !, hrfrby giycn that thr following named
settler hns hlr,l nnlicr NJ his intention ,o make
Hnal prut III support oi hi claim, and that said
prnf will h" made b-fur' j. ". Hughes. county
clerk, at Forsyth, Mo, on Friday Oct. 49, iycyI:
E1y Ellsworth, ut bay, Missouri, II. l.. No,
2iub, for tlr " hf 80 pr, and sr ~ ~ ~, sec H.
aud NJ ~ NV qr, see ~, twp.i u, rng s.w
lie names the following witnesses I" prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, via;
Sabc Kriihry. Isaiah stewart William Colc
nnd james kri,hlry, all NJ Day, Missouri.
]. l.. O'Banuun, Register.
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would not interest you II you're look ing
for guaranteed salve for sores, burns or
piles. Otto Dodd.o Ponder, Mo. writes:
III suffered with an ugly sore Tor year,
buta box Of Buckln'sAnicaSalvc cured
me. It's the hest salvc I'm earth 25c
nt \. II. Parrish 5 drug store.
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That all.dny rain Sunday was hard
on the swan township Sunday school
convention. but II gave the soil just such
n soaking as farmers aud stockmcn
wished to see.
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CONTINUED NEXT WEEK J

SMYRNA-CLAUDE NAVE, TEACHER
We are sailing on smooth, unbrO.
ken sea. There were some indications
OF storm few weeks past; but the
mists have cleared away, leaving all
quiet and pcaccahlc.