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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO &
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
StockhoIders' Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
company, for the election OF directors, and to
a. 00c 600 of of the Chicago. Indianapolis az
sSdo-stion Of an operating contract over said
RAILWAY for the period OF ss9 years;
Also OF guaranteeing S2oOOV9O OF ponds or the
Central Indiana Railway Company;
Also of guaranteeing 100000 of bonds Of the
S,1~-troeeld Union Depot Company. the proceeds
% 70 used Tor the purpose of erecting a Union
station and Passenger Depot at Springfield
Ohio, ,..- - ,.,.,- o.~,o ~
>ora the meeting will be held at the office or the
eerpanv corner OF Third and Smith streets, in
Sfn.,snnatf Ohio, on Wednesday, october q. 1913:
At 10 o'clock a m The stock transfer Cooks viii
g No % Wall street. New York. at O'Clock
% m Thursday. october s. 1905 and reopen at
"a c;ciocL a m Friday, october 80, 1913.
Az SA' - z F. OSBORN, Secretary.
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-oCT. 81.


James and Rebecca Carson. city boy
Charles and - Ruggar, city, boy.
william and Fannie Tucker, 1126 Harlan street,
boy.
Antony and Margaret Koskey. as Douglas
street, boy.
Charles and Dena Foley. 2444 Station street.
boy.
Charles and Muriel Bowman. 1916 Garfield, girl.
James and Bertha Coe, $751; North Davidson
street. girl
Napoleon and Mamie Gardner. 7s5 Carter street.
boy.
Bert and Girt Kinnett. 9O7 Tacoma street. boy.
Patrick and Nora Shsehan, 1020 East George
street. boy.
d. E and Florence whaley. 1850 Olive street.
boy.
z. 1. and Daisey Buck. Deaconess Hospital.
girl.
John and Flora South s52 Florence street. girl.
Martin and Ferral, 427 South Harding
street. girl.
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He Began Service with the c., ID. & @
i'm 1850, and Rose to the Second
Vice Presidency.
PLANS OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL
THIRTEEN BRANCH LINES TO BE
MORTGAGED FOR s2O,OOO,OOO.
Rio Grande Capital stock to BE In
crcased-Big Four Mutual Bene-
fit Association.

Following a meeting in New York yes
terday of the Northern Pacific Railway di-
rectors the following announcement was
made by First Vice President Lamont:
Howard Elliott now second vice presi-
dent of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad, has been elected president of the
Northern Pacific Railway Company to sue
coed Charles S. Mellen, who has resigned
to accept election as president of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company. Mr.. Elliott will assume his du-
ties on the 18th prox." No statement re-
the fourth quarter was made. Three divi-
dends, aggregating 5 per cent, have thus
far been declared.
Mr.. Elliott was in st. Louis, preparing
to leave for st. Paul, when his election was
announced. He stated that while he ap-
preciated very fully the compliment paid
him by the Northern Pacific directors in
electing him president of that company,
nevertheless it was natural for him to have
a feeling of regret at leaving the services
of the. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, with
which he began to work in 1880. Mr.. Elliott
further said There is a natural COM
mercial interchange and interdependence
between the States in the Mississippi and
Missouri valleys and those in the North
and Northwest, and 1 shall try to do what
l can to promote those relations In my
work the Northern Pacific Railroad,
which is a great property and an impor-
tant factor in the business development of
the Northwest" Mr.. Elliott said he would
make st. Louis his home until after the
worlds fair, of which he is director. MY
duties as president of the Northern Pa
ciic,'' he continued, will make 1t neces-
sary for me to be on the road great deal,
and 1 want to become acquainted with the
property and the men as rapidly as pos
sble. l shall also have to go to New York
more or less, so it seems unwise to move
my home at present.
Mr.. Elliott has been general manager of
the Hannibal & ST. Joseph, ST. Louis, Keo-
kuK q Northwestern and Kansas City, ST.
Joseph G. Council Bluffs railroads and of
Railway, with offices at st. Louis, and is
second vice president of the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy, of which system those
roads are part. His services have been
altogether with railroads, beginning when
he was twenty years old, in 1880, in the
engineer corps of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad.
Burlington officials in Kansas City were
advised that f. A. Delano, general man.
ager of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
president of the system to succeed Howard
Elliott. G. NJ. Levy, general manager of
the Burlington lines in Missouri, will sue
coed Mr.. Delano. AS second vice president
Mr.. Delano will have control of the opera
ton of the entire Burlington lines, includ-
ing between 5000 and 5000 miles of track.
Mr.. Levey will change his headquarters
from st. Louis to Chicago.
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION co.
rr~aas Ran by osatrai TINS

Station, Magnolia building, corner Kentucky
avenue and South Capitol. -,
For Anderson Muncie, Marion, Alexanoile'
Elwood and Upton and intermediate stations;
leave 4:15 a m. and each hour thereafter uh'h
9l5 b. m. and IL 15 o.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncle a.
irving in Anderson in hour and p minutes an
Muncfe In hours, leave at and IL q. m anu >
and y. m. The IL a. m. and y. m. trans
make direct connection Anderson with I'm
tied trains for Elwocd.
Express Department Consgnments received
until u O'Clock noon for delivery, same day 10
all points between Indianapolis and Muncie un.
ill ID. m. for delivery 10 all points before q
o'clock next morning. Including Muncie Ander-
son. Alexandria Elwood. Upton and Marion.
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P.pers Ready for Filing.

The articles of incorporation of the local
infantry organization, which proposes TO
build an armory in Indianapolis, have been
nrepared by George l. Denny, secretary of
the organization. and they will be filed
with the secretary of state The Indian
aooIis Battalion Armory Association will
NJ the name of the organization. The cost
Of the armory and grounds will be about
Sa- co. THE recent military carnival was
e-''o ,,...essfuI that the association realized
90 oyer $500 from It. The officers Of the as
oaciafion are: President. Captain Taylor
?, pa,yer. vice president. Captain Harry
-; rsntiin: treasurer, Captain Charles A.
nsrrard: secretary. Lieutenant George
Denny
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Brnnch Lines to BE Mortgnged.

At the annual stockholders meeting of
the Illinois Central yesterday 1t was voted
to mortgage thirteen small branch lines
for not to exceed 900. s14.O00,0o0 to be
raised at once for the purpose of refunding
the indebtedness of the company and pay
ing for and improving its lines. For that
purpose bonds are to be issued maturing
in 1851, bearing not to exceed per cent. in
terest The following directors were re-
elected: Stuyvesant Fish, E. III. Hartman.
John Jacob Astor and Robert Walton Goe-
II
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s. Williamson. frame porch, 1886 East Tenth
street. SIS.
Minnie r. Smith. frame barn. 1913 Highland
place. $780,
Indianapolis Amusement Company brick build
ing Virginia avenue. near South street yl5.OO0
". E. Avery. frame dwelling. Twelfth street.
near Sterling, 1000.
Mary 4. Snyder. repairs. 1900 BelIefontaine
J. c Klein. frame dwelling. I4o7 East New
York street. s.. 500.
Nj. obanon. remodelins frame house. "a West
Twelfth street. $50.
J. +. Bombarger. repairs. 4lz-41s Blsker street,
slas. -
Twenty-nrs street. near Northwestern avenue
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The railroads in Central Traffic Associa-
ton territory have done nothing as yet
toward meeting the competition of the To-
ledo, ST. Louis & Western in it's cut of grain
rates from 171h to Is cents export grain
between New York and Chicago. The re-
duction of the Glover Leaf applies from
East st. Louis and on the Chicago division.
Usually In the fall the railroads make an
advance in grain rates when the season of
navigation is over. and 1T is stated that it
is the present intention to advance rates
Dec. / to 80 cents between Chicago and
New York and the usual proportionate
rates from st. Louis to Peoria. All the
roads except the Clover Leaf are said to
be united on this matter and propose to act
independently. However, 1t should be borne
in mind that there are yet six weeks be-
fore the advance will be declared. and cir
cumstances may cause change before the
higher rates become effective. Much of
course will depend upon the inroads the
Glover Leaf may make on the east-bound
grain business Should it be overwhelmed
with business it need not be a surprise
should the Nickel-plate or the Erie step
in and take a hand in the game.
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Newton Combs and Josephine Shields.
Ernest Clifford Barrett and Flora A. Fletcher
William Whitman Willcutts and Nellie Belle
Adams.
Herman ]. Feltmann and Barbara Sauer.
Omer George and Bessie Lee Bowers.
Frank Stewart and Anna X. Ealff
John a. st. Clair and Maude Wiggam.
Elmer Enders and Lola Howe.
Fred Bemburg and Pearl JoIlin.
Adolph Wegmann and Francisco Stallmann
Adolph G.. Emhardt and Alma Theresa Bernd.
John Cooper and Pansy Z. Hume.
James Woodward and Ella King.
Goodwin j. Smith and Grace A. Walker.
William G. Schrader and Emma Louise Ftske.
Joseph o. Carson and Olga M. Vollmer.
Jesse E. Wilson and Wanda Schmidt.
Franklin Fay Chandler and Clara Jeanette
Heron
Fred c. Buskirk and Jessie J. Wright.
Fred Wallmann and Ella Moellenbrock.
Orvflle James and Gertrude Shape.
Robert =. Lawson and Grace Maranville.
Samuel J. Folkerth and Ethel Mansfield
Elmer Otto Sleeth and Ethel Belle West.
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INDIANAPOLIS a. EASTERN RY. CO.
GREENFIELD LINE.

General offices, Franklin building. All can
depart from Meridian and Georgia streets
Time Table Effective Sept. IS 1903.
For Richmond New Castle and intermediate
stations Passenger cars leave on the FOLLOWING
hours: 6.57 a. M, S57 a 1927 a m. lz-os
~ m 1851 T. m. 457 p. m, except Sunday,
when cars leave every hour from 6:57 a m. until
"I For Greenfield, Knightstown and intermediate
stations Passenger cars leave; First car az
80 m and each hour thereafter until e:57
- Next and last leaves at li.l5 p. m
Combination passenger and express cars leave
81 go a m 1851 a m, 1851 a. m, 1851 p.
and 1851 p m ..c
- Greenfield and intermediate stations only
.rrSve AZ 1850 a. IN. and leave at a. IN. Also
rive at 2:20 d. m. and leave at $50 D. m
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REAL ESTATE-For sale: 240-acre farm, s
miles southeast of Portland, Jay county, Indi-
ana, the county seat: we'll located close to
scnooi and church; this is one OF the incest
STOCK farms in the county; barn. 40x60; Groom
house with cellar; model home; 200 acres
under a good state of cultivation. balance in
TIMBER good bearing orchard of 1900 trees;
price. $1,000; might consider a smaller farm or
good rental property in exchange Address
WILLIAM A BOYCE, Union City, Ind
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FOR SALE-The latest map of Indiana and the
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SIZE SOx46 inches, on strong map paper: tin rods
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At special meeting of the stockholders
of the Denver & Rio Grande yesterday it
was voted to increase the preferred capital
stock of the company from s44. 900 to
S50.c00o00 for the purpose, among other
things, of acquiring the property and fran
chise of the Crystal River Railroad Com
pany, line running from Carbonate to
Placita. Col. a distance of twenty-one
miles. More than three-fourths of the stock
of the company was represented at the
meeting.
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sHELBYVILLE .
sourHEAsTERN TRACTION CO.

cars leave Indianapolis for Shelbyyille and all
80 asiate stops from the Of Washing
nm and Meridian streets on the following hours:
ION q 10 IL a. m, u O'Clock noon and J. 2
D. ~ g 81 7. s. 8 and IL 20 y. m.
o csrs leave shelbyvile for indianapolis and all
lh l 81 49, 1851, 1851 a. m. anc i25i. l.57
10. 81 sos $751; 6:57 5:57 S:57 and II 20 p.
z.2. 49,, tickets indianapolis ShelbyVille
f-oSSi IL purchased at Huder's drug store. corner
SzSaashIneton and Pennsyiyanla streets and at the
h E..af,,rday and Sunday Special Schedule
On saturday and sunday, beginning al q. m.
On "a iii leave indianapolis each half hour,
saxeerting 5:se and 800 a M and 80 80 and
ll;S pitn1 Shelbyville the cars viii run the
Ls ho,,T beginning at All a n. excepting n
hali - a m and 2.s7 and 7-z4 D. Last car
ana asi isave ShcIbyviile at 1l:S2 p. m.
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STANCOMBE UNDER FIRE.
He Is Charged with Defraudfng w. HI
Henderson. His BrOther-in-Law.

John Stancombe, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses from his
brother-in-law, William H. Henderson, was
tried in the Criminal Court yesterday.
Stancombe formerly lived at Mooresville,
where his brother-in-law is engaged in the
real-estate business; but few months ago
he moved to Amboy, where he opened a
hardware store. He borrowed $500 on his
store of Henderson and gave his notes for
it. Later he traded his store at Amboy for
the Vendome restaurant in this city, and
the next day borrowed $500 more of Hen
derson, representing to his brother-in- law
that he still owned the property at Amboy.
The case was given to the jury last even
ing.
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Deaths.

Frank Burn, city. aged thirty-three. typhoid
fever.
Hazel Wilson Dillon, 116 West Michigan street,
aged six days, meningitis
Merle Thompson, 500 Spring street, aged nVe
months. narasanes.
Grace Pearl Nerdman, 1912 East washington
street aged twenty-one, pneumonia
Henning Hansen, 1870 Barth avenue, aged
forty-one. hepatic cirrhosis.
John Bertel. Sis West McCarty street, aged
thirty-seven cirrhosis Of liver.
Elizabeth Dalton. 1s5 Quincy street, aged
twenty-thres. tuberculosis.
Thomas Shen, city, aged ninety, mitral insult
fciency.
John Sullivan. $50 Birch avenue, aged twelve,
fractured skull
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BRIEF IN CHASE CASE.
Charges of Cruelty Made Against the
Duhmes of Cincinnati

Duhmes, of Cincinnati.
A brief was filed in the Supreme Court
yesterday in the Moses Fowler Chase case
in the mandamus proceedings against
Judge Rabb. The brief insists that Moses
Fowler Chase has been insane for five
years and asks, "why should counsel de-
sire to have the young man returned tc
the custody of the Duhmes?"
1.-The talk of Mrs. Duhme always having
been a mother to the boy ceased after the
trial." the brief says, when her real con.
duct toward him was established beyond
the possibility of a bubble. Nor was Mr.
Duhme different. 1t was shown in the evil
dence that he was brutal toward Moses
Fowler Chase. BY reading the evil
dence the court will see that the Duhmes
personal assets and rents of Moses Fowler
Chase"
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COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERIN TRACTION CO.

passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and WASH
,-efon streets for Southport. Greenwood. White
~ coiumbus-First car at a. m. and every
hour thereafter until 10 p. m. the last car
I'm take cars leaving at {. and 10 a m. ls
70 IN q 4. and HIS p. m
C~orgia and Meridian streets for Crc<nwoox
only q s:>9 q N ARD $50 y m
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TUX SALE-Or rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs w. ID. ALLISON CO, sos n. Alabama.
FOX SALE-Drug store; the oldest and best
located drug store in Greencastle; fine fix
tuieS, clean stock, paying business. Address
ALKERT ALLEN, Greencastle.
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waiting room and station = KentusHy avenue
FITS .Sanne for Maj tinsyille and intermediats
TUCK issus at $50 m. and every hour thereafter.
the - car runs only TO Mooresvflle the SO
7:sO p y, 10 Martinsyine and the next and last
car car leaves at ii:So p m running TO Martins
Lawns MaIsnsvss r. for ear ins !, and In
termsoi.,r thereafter. on the forty-minute rnarx
even sttif 40 D. m. The $40 p m car runs only 10
and last car leaves at lo:io running to In
oisnspohlssa ye MooresviIls for indianapolis and
A. Ss-tsnsviIie at $50 a m. ,....
Expfesrs departs at $40 a m; also arrives az
e. m. ~, and departs al $40 p. m.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

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thuss s-Daigy: s-slecper: P-Psrlor Car; C
Chair Car, D-Dining Car; '-Except SUNDAY
-sunday only tDsily except Monday
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I|DIASAPoLIs a NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION co.

--.rat ONCE. Lebanon. Ind Indianapolis
ce Gen. room ticket and freight ONCE. ll9 West
wMssrxisnd street. Union block. Room G.
Ma car for Lebanon leaves 1ndianapolis a
FITS M arrives a Lebanon 7.lo a. N. ans
e.sW,Tsort s a. m. and every hour thereafts,,
fI ssl "a o. m. Last for Lebanon leaves In.
u l,a rolir at IL rs p m
eiaznIsy through car leaves Frankfort at Geo
rhsrr,ving al indianapolis at $500 a. m ana
ms nv hour thereafter until 1000 D. m. First car
ee Indianapolis leaves Lebanon at 5:sf a m
LIVING at Indianapolis zoo a m
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DIED..

AUTHORIZATIONS H Patterson son of Mrs.
John s. Patterson, Wednesday, Oct. p, at S:29
r. m, aged twenty three, at the family residence,
1505 East Washington street. Funeral notice
later.
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LOANS-Money mortgages. c. F. SAYLES
* Co, 121 East Market street.
FlNANClAL-5 per cent. money on Indianapolis
city property, city property I'm any county
scar town, or on farm property anywhere in Indi-
ana; we use our own funds; delay; partial
payments Call address c. N. WILLIAMS &
CO.. $40 z. Market st.
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~ -
flNANCIAL-Insure with FRANK SAWYER.
flNANCIALcThe Western & Southern Life Ins
Co., Chit. O. II. T. HEAD Supt 4I5 New
ton Claypool Bldg
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GIN, HAM. & DAYTON ny.
CITY Ticket Office. s & lon. III. 81
l,R::zRsz.7zz.z.7z.a GIL. INp. & LOUIS ny.
Lake Erie & Western R. R.

Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex ......t1l5 'l0ss
Toledo Detroit and Chicago linn s12 go - 25
Muncie Lafay'te and Mich Cry spec. ~ 70 ito. 20
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SOCIETY MEETING.


e, MASONIC-Pentalpha Lodge, No. 564.
IL f. and A. Masons. Called meeting
IN in Masonic Temple this Thursday
-. evening, Oct %, for work in the Sec
CLIO ond degree visiting brothers cor
INA daily welcomed.
~ ELMER F. GAY. W. NJ.
f. T. MQUIDDY, Secretary.
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wANTED-MISCE

WANTED-500 business cards for 80 cents Pow
ELL. the Printer, is w. Market ST.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BERTERMANN BROS,
New No. 2i1 Mass. av., 22S N Del st. Tel. S4O
MONUMENTS-LOUIS p. KRUMSHIELD; quail
itv and skill. PIP East Ohio.
PATENT ATTORNEY r. BELL, mechan-
zeal engineer. patent attorney. In above ca
pacity | do not claim exceptional facilities. ex-
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledge
Of Tatent practice, technical training, honesty
and care. beyond which no special advantages
exist 40 and 80 Ingalls, Bldg.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES,
HORACE WOOD. Carriages, Traps Buck
boards, etc. % Circle Tel. 1907.
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY, 71O-1s z. Mary
land, manufactures stove repairs and do repair
ing
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-LUCKY FISHERMAN
tunnel opening; enormous ore bodies; seize your
golden opportunity; shares, Sc; prospectus and
mineral free. FISHERMAN GOLD MINES
COMPANY, 507 Mack, Denver. Col
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS-A. DIENER, 449 z. Washington.
Tel 2525. Branch works E. entrance Crown Hill.
NONUMENTS-M. H. FARRELL. 241 West
Washington St New Phone 241S.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

TUTEWILER & SON,
Undertakers, 12s w. Market st. Tel. ZIG.
New 1854 ADAMS & KRIEGER. Main 1154.
Funeral directors, 15s N Ill. Lady attendant
JOHNSON, HASSLER & GEORGE, 357 Massa-
chusetts New Phone 963. Old Main 1430.
FRANK A. BLANCHARD, Undertaken, 153 N.
Delaware st. Lady attendant. Both Phones All.