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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

De iioite ifltl0e ooa life re8nes JONI
Vteolemner al 0ts0et, men fun iom
Silbsrere. III andre Silbsrere bar
ser no8le, men life mango tilitebe.
en- 8omtie bleO nebiat I'll at Iorbercoe
ct ierere Ws0e, % til Meolemmer al
Genne uuIgteS en- ira bper al BE ueo
WeOct re~prpientere0e Spno0er. oqiaa
al Ben norife SpnoOe. WpOerre aab.
ncOea % ilutteoeS life meo nogen iel'
les An0ngt. Seo 9~egpn0eIien al Ws'
oct Ben nn0en Days %forBen opior'
oreOc SrSItprern til ell title 9pn.
lcrpeo fltnoe "a cnbper beoe for ben
Gags Trcnme, iom eiter bans OOcr'
]beuiautng BAR Sen rctte.
- Hoitor Z. &orcn Ifplroer mi noa
ioo BET foriloar ior at Tuo ale Wteai8'
be0cr nIcO / at p0e 9iorng til Sitbel.
ionnet ior ut iaa ct 9ont G~eiultot ri
Subcliuncocn. San oplpicr, at et
WTnloc al SumilM1oeS mtlrore Vte'
niNhe0er, % Set Be ubcI0t8it ItilleOc,
bar giort me1et, o. / enfeIte SlIfptHe
nT5tcn mere, rms man funoe pcrtc;
mrr hon bpfIonrr ot u,o,1oe itore. rel.
it,rrr1>r 1oN rrSnr omtreut intet
h1r 1;ort
IlItor TIeffc BAR oneaaet Oct
til ham uNiteHtc aolo ira 4aItor u. 6.
oir1s 'prhcnprrerNc Weniahe0er /
Norm,r 0purtn, Yfiun,
nT q y " mrrScIrr. At sIs.
y, -, Nsrr[5, Ion Nn6e or nj SopeO!'
h~eitnrr',r, inv >rn norife 2ienfouoS.
mission f,ISr ri gicmorpsoreIt i
Wc,,ioror1 =, Wnbrrc pftrr Hoitpr
S,o,>@,
Sen ,nif, RiSiouri spnoee bar
~, h,, 80, ,nife prsItrr iont oelpis
Hr,,,nr ~,t rnrrFfe sprn1 pes line
WmSnt;erritpr
9},itor RrrncIc1 meSoeIr: gu,
,,r,,,rr,r ; 9Jn,rrifn bno1pr airfer
rrert My III nrtrrnr S 100000
: <,r ii>;ts T,r rr fore proatfuloe
V;rf,r br,,rNr ~ pnuiS sm.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Sfaoeltee Jniefter.

Gn tnfeftfprtig Mano / Boston
opitiler en- geregnirtg, iom mao iage
Sfref ino i e,tbper al os. 6an tiger,
at bisie Smoobpr ira 8rpsbopperne
neopper til Wariefluen fortGrer Scr
bier til $250,000,0 900 ON anret /
port 2ono. 8rG8bopperne G6er for
100000, 900, Sen besiiIfe 6llte fer
$5O,OOO,0O0, "G,n6. 9uggm" for
$10,000,000 % BoteteS' 9u88en for
100000. Msl, Wariefluer, 81.
bofsorme, "Squoib-Sugs", Eorbi.
tier og andre in7eftliBuenoe G9iener
gior ReIten. Manner, grprte 8luer
% anoet Smdatr9 poelpgger Srugt"
treerne; men De er life ta9et meo /
9eregningen. Iaar man til oisie
frpbenbe og fraplenoe Srme foter
Wtoifiter, 6luer 90 Mapg, iom er Iaa
nPrgoae,roe MOB Menneifene % 10
rer Spgboume meb Jig, og ri ten.
fer paa 9aciler % Wttfrober, iom
Der er iaa fllIbt al / Muoen, pt iptier,
/ 9anoet, ri 0ritfer, / 2uften, pt iuos
oaroer, % liseiom er Gele al % ielo
% al one opriifc 2egelner, bItper
Dor stiGing tianbbeo ltbet miSum'
6eliespproig, enten pi ier ben ira ct
sfonomiif eIler ct ipiiif S%tanopunft.
90 boab gier ri bel for ct faa bet
be0re2 Raar 6luerne plag3T oS,
brGber ri nogle Sunoreoer al benz,
nteoeng Rilliorer fsoes. Sooner og
8i9er iorer omfring meo en- Cline
eaer ct Stpffe Spi og iIaar libel ct
9uiin eler TO. eler ri loffer Dem
hen til ct 6luepapir, bpor De letter
lig foit; men bpergang en- 6llle er
os0, fommer Sllieuoer til 8egraoel-
len, Oct pil iise, Sc iantIer Jig for at
0Se ben op. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tet bombarberer Sniefter og lttet,
iom er 6olfetS 8Ioge, meo frp9te.
Iige arisserflprirger og unoertts
Den bcpilger aorgre$ien nogle Gent
ter til &rigen; men imiolertio ior'
rterer SfoScbprene Jig i oct uenoe.
Iiee, % 1uaIere, iom er De bebite
Solooter / 8ri9en irroo Dem, 'fpoer
ri neb ina tort, ri fon. Oct er ion
moriomt at ifpoe, % oestoen f0t
set 10 bpn0e, at en- 3raate eQer en-
Sfiere piffer op nogle aOrn al age'
rem, ioa ri ier pao oct, mebens ri Ilet
life Ter, at Snfefterne, lom egentltg
err 6eres Mdo, ifoOer o8 fol nltge
Itsrre @pr6ier. s i'm a%ortipnetbeo
bar WerneIfene ubrpooet mango
npttige 1pr o9 5ugle; men Smooe
frpet foar De Iooe bore. Oct goor
til iom / GuertDret on &riger mel
lem @ieruen og 6Guerne, 9jorncn
tabte, ifibut ban bap0e al SoroenS
f~trisooeoe Gpr poo i'm SIDE. 81
Deltifaben er iterf iom en- 9jcrn oa
bor ~ Munbs Set otboa; men /
Rompen moo Sniefter % an6et Rrpb
bar Sen bihtiI ltgget uroer. 8 2GnBs
0er operpin0er Sc imoo oe Itore.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

=. s. So5niun bar fsSt Soe Sept.
1879 peb Sacreo Seart, 8entiIe 60,
Rtuu., bIcp O6bt Den 16oe Sept. lnntne
Var % fonfirncret beritebS Seiten 1898.
gcBpnbte paa StoIeu peo Reo 8ing
oerl. Ssiter 1895, graouereoe fra bet
3aarige 3lirius i 9S % fra Bet 5anrige
SIRIUS / 1900. Sar atrtaget Sab ira
Sruinerb, Riun.
Subn sr. Ssrpbt, fsbt lite giai 1876
/ Sang, gaIhres. Roree. 9pnfrmeret
iamneiteos oen 27be aprtl 1890. Sres
fpentereoe GmtsifoIen / Galores De fire
fsrite Iaaneber af auriet 1S90-91
iamt belle &rriet 1928. l~lbpanbreoe
til Gmerita @aaren 1894 o. fom til
aenpile Co, Riuu. @e9pnbte pda Stos
len / 8eS @ing 5sitcn 1887. graouereoc
fra Bet femaari9e SIRIUS Barren 1901.
9lep opta8en i ben tbeol. afoeliug og
~araouerebe berfrn BEN 24oe gtai bette
Nar. Sau bar auta9et auIo ina uprit
CD. sIutb. Renisbeh. / 2isbou, q. 8.
gilbert ID. Mannss, fpot i StubesnGs,
Nor9e. 7oe Gam. 1879. Som til ameris
ia ialnmen mco fine SorGIbre / 1884.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
ger.e bar eoot Sanb ON Mrs. Dab.
lens SelbrebeIie.

eerte bar eOot Sun5 ON Mrs. Dab.
lens $el6rcoeIie.
Trifirfrn.
pnitor M. q. peoerjen / CHICAGO
cr nctop reiite til 8eltfDIten; Ser er
Gale ON at faIoe bam til geItprer for
Betbar,ia Ssiifole, iom Srifirfen ag-
ter at opfere pan @eltfpiten.
pditor Q. M. SoIleHen | Min-
neapolis er ogioa reiit til geitfpiten.
Boitor Dttrebus er faiOt til
Brett ior Stunning gaIIep og Sano
Greet WierisbeSer. 8s.
gaitor @jerSes Menig5eo
Tacoma, @uib., ifol opfere en- M
Breitebolig / CONNER.
6rifirfets Snoremisiionsfomite
meoer hos 8altor 2~sgeIano, Gum6er.
laro, @is., ira 26Se til 2Soe Mai.
8eo augsburg Seminarium al.
9ol6tes Commencement" gprsoon
aften. Sans 6. gridion, grtt &.
Noip, Inorem Saniol, s. 2eonaro
SenriGinn, Slaf 3. 2ieoabI, Beber
3. 2iterbus, HuSolpb z. Soleniten
% Sopin 8. 1orriion moStog fine
3iplomer. Der pnr ct gpot muiifuIif
8rosram, % 8rof. Soerorup bolot
Gale % operrafte 9iplomerne.
8aitor Mas bar netpp ppret en-
Eur til @rantsburg, 8is. San bao.
BE jim Silitru meo, iom Deipgte i'm
WoDer.
RaItor 8. Slettens Renigbeo /
Chippewa Sails, 8iB.. TfaG bape jim
me airfe knrbtg til S~n6oielien ben
16Se SSitni.
Haitor Roeu, Iltrbaner, err
palgt til 8reIt for 8botcom Nentg'
beS.
Silpana. og Tairbaoen-8oloet
/ @aThiraton - PaItor Blooms 8alO,
- Ifal 0eleS, bn set er for tort.
Mon snifer at faa Woen til at ilptte
til SIoana.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Den Isprffe Ggncbe.

- Brof. 8. 2arien beretter / 1Gp.
8. &C., at bar, rplig bar pna en- Dri-
~torferens at tpife % engelfte Iirtber-
tie Spnober. San flyer oerom til
Slitring: Den Enlins, ion foregit
benintoo WsSets SIunrt,tg, bite, at
Oct boooe baot 204 0eItasere, nentlis
IS al ben aIminbeIise Spnooe al @is-
coriin, Miiureiota og MifiaarL 60
al WisiouriipnoSei,, Is al Sbioipno.
Den, 10 al SomaipnoSen, 3 at BEN nor
ite SpnoSe, 2 al 9uHaloipnoben, 2 al
Rihignipnooen, / Of ben engelife
MisiouriipnoSe, / al General Council
oa 3 uben Spnobalforbinbelie iamt.
10 teologiife SttSeirter ira @iscon-
itniprrpSenS Seminar pco Miltpm,fee.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
@alfan.H prct.

@alfausHbrct -- en- tprt!if Crop
peaiOeIiug bar MI rpffct inc / Spcf
albanie1 % beiat 9nen. Rcn inoen
Sen tom iad langt, hou0e Sen mango
blooigc &ompe at beitad meb Sprp'
rernc, % Set iortplleS, at Here bum
Oreoc 4lbmtcre bIeo brGbt. Iegje'
rineen / aonItaitanttnopel boIoer Dog
tpt meO, Gooo Ser er bGnNt. Oct op-
IpieS blot, at Ilborerrp ifal bape tele-
araieret til Sltltanen % erfleret zig
pilige til at unocrfaite itg % til at
afccptere Sen ioreilaaeoe ReIormplon
til 6rcOcns % SpNeltenS 8iaopret'
tclie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
800 Gerpiiber orGbt.

800 Gerpiibcr orGbt. 49, Ct oft
cielt Telegram til Set brittle arigs'
oepartement ira aoen / Irlbieu meo'
Seller, at en- Seiperat Samp fonN Steb
Den Acc Mtoi peo 9urillt / Somaldalto
meIlen en- obpsitHif % en- 5ritlIt
GroppeofoeIirg paa sen enc SIDE %
en afoelina al ben gale @tula9s"
9eruiiber paa ben anOen. Sla8ei
etote mes ltgcftem Soono8em0ng,
9erpii5erne maatte tiliioit ilpgte, ef'
terIa0en0e iig 800 orGbte % TO iaare'
Sc. Ibpsiiuerne baooe 81 Srr5te 90
10 iaareOe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Jooerne.
Spriplsciisn mOo Oern / 9itslnrS prf'
fer Mmrrifanerncs Ssrapati.
etor MDpamorins pentes.

0e 6oreneSe Staters 8enernlton'
jul Thomas Seertan i SSesia tele'
graferer fpIecroe llaSrag al oen rus'
itite Snoreminiiiers oficieae Cp3aper
/ InIeSning IprSeriet al Sseerue /
aiid)ineif: Is orrbte, "a farIigt laa.
ret. $50 Iettere iaaret, 700 Suie, til
Dsreeoe Sober, p0eIagt o8 plpnoret.
Meen bette er oItiaa efter iaatalSte
ofieieue rlsiiife Spsaper. 5 prtpate
ReSodeIier ira 9f,iSlato I'll Sober Der
/ atnerifa iuttcs Sallene betere. 81
Ier& or Sc 5pie nof. SFSerne i al&.
lan5 inne$ life At Marie itort til. at
Sc teuer / SreS5feiierens &i8e. bcuer
life ipnes DC at hare itort 6dOr al
aeiIcren& Gefret ON fulo GeIigto1S'
fribe0 / Rl,SI1no - en0o9 Tor Seoer.
2ctte forf9roe!iBe 9lO00oS bar Der
/ 2aHSct naft meleu Spmpati Tor De
forfaIgte Sober % optUrSt Sarme
NAB set Samiuno, bpor ioaoont fnn
iorcaoa. 5Iere friirre Renl3beoer
her / gnerifa bar lat ii3 / 9epG5eIle
for at itoiamIe ct Goro til Siplp Tor
Be Scoer, iom or blet re0ltGcnoe %
aisoilOc peo Sc f0rfGrOeIige @olo8-
bantlinaer / 2atsLano. On p~resbpte'
riouif Weniahe0 / GbilaoeIpbia par
SEN ierite til at ta8e ct iaaodrt Strlof.
Xaa Here Steoer er Ser peOta8et He'
fnlrtioner, hoori Statsietretpr San
o~piororeS fl at tase i~aaoanne SfriSt
ion hans Stiaing tilaber iorot 1lfre
Ss0crne Sinlp % 9eitpttel'e og bin
ore @icuta8eIicr al ioaSnme nf'tpe'
ligc &oIN,aunolinGer.
@reo G1situi, sem rlsitife @eianot
| 8aibinstou, isate iorIeoen Gaa / ct
s~snterpic1p al u~noifploe affpren |
aiihincfi. San paoitoo, at SlsIe
goIosbanoIinger life par rettet moo
2Seoerne iom iSolf. heller life ipiueoe
0ercs aeIigion noger Rolle berL, men
Spteierne bar retiet moo Oe ieGtifc
auaerfarIe, Der par Be fattige BPM
0ers pprite gloSiusere, iagoe ban.
Cor rtoaIe Gage iiOen meIote8 ira
Ct. petersburg, al Der al Eegierin'
gen bar ltbiteot CT GtrfulGre, ion
iorbpoer SsOerne at ioriDore Jig, men
oette bsres npften aItior utroligt I'D
- ieIo ON BET giRloer Riisiano.
@ereraI. 9eitnnnt bon Raaben, 8ll.
berrer / 9einrabieu Nuor aiidineff CT
@opeOitao) er blet taiOt I'll Ct. BE
terSburs for at gisre Reoe ior afG'
rerre. - S atidinefi er Ger ollereoe
inSIeoet 5000 StaSeserItattin9Siaser
MOB set offentIige / arIeouing GDe'
1pggrIier unoer Spreret.
Qenae til Be ~misbanoleoe % for
fuIgte SOBER itrenmer MI iuo ira
mango aanter. Ser Irnerifa er Der
olerebe ier0t pene Sunm1er % mere
fontnter ino bper Tag. 6ra 0foifpa
meIOeS, at 8reD Geo Sdltoi bar gi'
BET 1900 Tt,bler til SpOeion0et,
Siffert er BET, at SsoeforisI9eIiers
nc / RllsIauo pfI tcoe til Ell uipoomt'
Zig tor llooonoring Al r~lsiiife SeNer
i'll Interifa. Dc, iom life ieIo fan
befoIte 8ciien, oil BIZ biuIpet afiteO,
% formaoenbe SOBER Der / 21itoct bar
oaereoe lat Jig i 9irtiombeo Tor at
tirlpe Be taIrige Npfonmerc til ar.
bei0e.
Rabbi 9eointb1I / EblaoeLpb;a an.
tager, at oper 10000 r1tSiiife SOBER
ia1r BIZ uopan0re til Sc Sorcue0e
Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
THE HUNDEBY LAND CO.,
No0icISOaosbpacu.

GereS "SeoefShdgsbog" er mobtaast % eieu'
reftIRit reo fHenea SutCrcSfe. Seq fan TIE
ige anhet eno, at GGmIiHaeu at 'Gttater CT tor
~trRtteIig. Set CT en- reu SornsteIfe at frtte
FIG Ill at Irie Dem. "5tS q collection 81
StterGrb Sens" Scr or baaoe sIIoor %
pHrtcr. b]norirHoe all uritsoeiigt er ian1citttg'
b~enSfuIot useIuItei. Seq Tan life ftisnne anSet
eto. at gogeu maa bigIpe til at oGffe Sauo5
for bet tieHEe 90 opbsieroe I bor flnotnag.,i sc
2iteratlr.
Tb. Geaer, a1abifou, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

observation-disclosures oil boLbe ct mort
iSotfeme0e / llrocrmooo oen 230e
Suri. atfreo @abrieIim, 6. s. 50.
bed on g. 9. Satiqan biz tale.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

itnro fra GbamberIoins Gale, fanleScs
at Chamberlain bIir 1eot til at trroe
uS al Winilteriet. De tpife 8ldoe,
iom ier bar benpttct enbper anIeonifrs
til ct ausreb paa gnslaro | aImirr
oeIisheo % paa Soiepb G~bamberlaia
/ S9rSegcsbeo, bar onerfor oeu,ie nj.
frre boIot iis iaa paufoISenoe tauie,
at set arrtnses, at De bar iaaet ct gint
ira Sen tpife llSenriasminiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
MrnnIir for Mabre.

NeSaljc for Wsbrc. - Den frantic
Senator giot bar ifreoet til Riniiter-
DEF GoHrbes % ioreIlnaet BAN at up.
rette en- WeoaIje for WsSre til en-
itor 9arneflof. San baaher, at ogiaa
0ette fan biGlpe til at moootrfe ge.
iolfningens Iftoaen. Set or iorre.
item 8iots Ienina at orinse Sagen
oo | Senatet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

Gn SO.StriG mclcm Gn8Iaao %
IpifLanO qnte9 Der / oiEie Qagc on /
brittle % tpife NloSe Ea'Ip0 Ggan.
bcrla!u boISt uD,tl ! &iyunB5am en-
La.e, Der bar Uaft aoigIIjs llro i tDife
8cJleringsfre0ie. 0an outalte 1pit,
l1nOB Sptrr1en operior CANADA "a
iagOe at Bette bar. ION ON Gng.ono
ifuloe til at 0rioe Ioi1pojitit o~oprior
en- crtelt al Dc tpite Gt1tcr. Qrtte er
blet ogflttqt ION en- Gruicl moo lpl.
Iar0 1870 Ell Traid ON SoISfria bUi6
life EpiftonO opferer iig pent o~Uerior
CANADA, bpaS Den foamercleIle Tor,
bin0elie angnar. Iuiferne boa6er
NH, at 8agour % De eori9e brittle
ResieringsneoIeurmer itaI tase vi.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-25
LEAVES SOCIETY ALONE.
Rev. Milford HI. Lyon Talks Along
Purely Gospel Lines.

Rev Milford H. Lyon, who Mas been con-
Quoting the meetings at the union gospel
tent at Prospect and Linden streets, de-
parted from his recent attacks on theaters,
card tables, dancing and other worldly
pleasures and denunciations of society last
night and delivered a thoroughly gospel
sermon. filled with religious fervor. He
spoke on "Ingratitude," of which he de-
clared the world full. IAbout twelve
hundred persons were present.
next Sunday afternoon especially for wom-
en- at o'clock at the Edwin Ray NJ r.
Church and one for men only at the tent
half an hour later. On Sunday night q big
mass meeting will be held at the tent, and
on the following night, which will close the
revival there will be mass meeting for
converts and the public.
In his sermon MIR. Lyon paid special at
tention to the ingratitude that has been
seen in the world and related numerous in
tereSting stories fitting to his purpose and
theme He was exceedingly earnest and
pleaded with his hearers to hearken to the
call of Christ. He said there were two ways
of coming to God. One was by law and the
other was by grace. do good that God
may love you, urged the speaker. III
you are on Grumber alley move up TO Sum-
shine boulevard" Mr.. Lyon did not ap-
this sort of individual often saved the Lord
much responsibility. There is not a person
In this tent who deserves salvation" loud
ly proclaimed the evangelist. land If we all
had our just deserts we would be suffering
eternal hell"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-25

of young women, all wearing some sort OF
badge. They seemed TO be expecting
some one. By the way, / had on Prince
Albert and black hat. / stood about the
platform a moment, looking for the local
committee which l supposed would be at
the station to meet me. But no committee
committee 1 noticed that the young women
with the badges seemed to be paying. a
great deal of attention to me. Finally one
of them approached ,sa,h me and said' In the
We didn't know at first whether 1t was
you or not. We're so glad you're here And
you are going to make your address to-
night.
Eyes. I was going to make an address all
right. And you are here
Yes; was surely in Fort Wayne, too. OF
just thought would see who they thought
/ was.
I'm turn all of them came up and shook
hands with me, and then 1t was suggested
that be escorted up TO Sister Joness.
$50 we started for Sister Jones's.' 1t was
explained to me that would go to Sister
Jones's for dinner and would be driven
about the city in the afternoon err, conan, and in the
enjoying the joke immensely, and knew that
TO harm would be done,
1T came to an abrupt end before we got
TO Sister Jones's, however, for We met a
northern Indiana politician whom knew.
Hello. Harris he said.
why, aren't you Rev. - q don't re-
member now who she said). one Of the
:" No, I'm in Fort Wayne to make a po-
litical speech tonight told her.
oh we thought you had come to dc;
another young woman, blushing.
1.-The young women went back to the sta
ton and had good laugh"
XXX
Captain Ike Frazier Hiatt stood under
the big flag which hangs from the dome OF
the Statehouse. laughing all by himself.
Captain Hiatt, by the way, is guard
of the Statehouse. One of the captains
duties is to answer questions. He has
been there three years now, and in those
900 and some odd days-and some evenings
he has had to answer SO many questions
that there are few things he could not tell
you something about. When everything is
quiet Captain Hiatt sits by the elevator
and soliloquizes. But to get back to this
time when the captain was standing under
the big flag.
"Well, what in the world are you laugh
ing about, Captain?'' asked Sam Schutt
who has the title Chief Engineer of the
Statehouse."
81 was just thinkin' about some of them
scum" replied the captain. No accent on
museum" II swan, if they don't just call
the old museum everything you could think
of. A Teller in here Sunday asked me
where Is the stuffed bird place? Now,
did you ever hear anything like that? An
other fellow wanted to know where he
could find the soldiers theater.' He called
the museum that because there are so many
flags and old war relics up there. Another
man wanted to go to the room where they
keep all them stones and shells and stuffed
birds and guns and the rest of them
things"
Captain Ike Frazier is a very modest
man and has much of the democrat about
him. He wants to be called just plain
cap. Hiatt" And he would really rather
have you leave off the Hiatt" Gap is
good enough for me- he says.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-25
MACHINIsTs' UNION INVOLVED.
The Indianapolis Drop Forge Com
pany Brings Proceedings.

AS result of the temporary restraining
order issued to the Indianapolis Drop Forge
Company by Judge Carter the company be-
gan contempt proceedings yesterday
against the White River Lodge of the In
ternational Association of Machinists. The
company charges that James Anderson,
William Veach and Frank Kittlewell have
violated the injunction recently granted by
the court. Judge Carter set the hearing for
June 80. when the men will be required to
show cause why they should not be fined
for contempt.
The proceedings grew out of the arrest
last week of Louis Beyers, charged with
shooting with intent to kill. Beyers was
held to the grand jury by Judge whallon
in Police Court. The company claims that
Beyers accidentally discharged the revolt
YER which he was carrying for self-defense
and that the three men named assaulted
him. 1t is further claimed that the three
men were acting as pickets at the COM
pany's plant in violation of the injunction
order, which allows only two pickets.
The attorneys in the other case, that of
the National Motor and Vehicle Company
against the White River Lodge, have agreed
that the hearing be set for June 20. This
order is considered one of the most impor-
tant ever issued in the local courts against
laboring men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-25
IMPROVEMENT ISBLOCKED
CHARLES BECKER SEEKS INJUNC-
TON AGAINST A. p. PETTIS.
He Claims to Have an Easement I'm
sNo Mans Land"-Other News Of
the Local Courts.

Litigation over the narrow passageway
street, between the New York Store and
the Granting block, called mo man.
land" was commenced in the Circuit Court
yesterday by Charles Becker, who seeks to
prevent, by injunction. Alphonso p. Pettis.
owner of the New York Store property.
from erecting a building across this pas
sageway.
Recently Mr.. Pettis purchased the Gram
ling block, the sale being one of the largest
recent deals in Washington-street real es-
tate, for the purpose of charging the New
York Store, which would permanently close
up the passageway. There has been some
uncertainty as to who this narrow strip of
ground belonged to- but Mr.. Pettis claims
that it was included in his deed of pur-
chase.
The plaintiff sets out in his complaint
that in 1892 the alleyway was dedicated by
Nicholas McCarty to the owners of the
other portions of the premises for the pur-
pose of a prepayment passageway and for
ventilation. 1t is further claimed by Mr..
Becker that the neighboring property own
ers have used the passage since that time
and that they have acquired an easement
over the alleyway and the right TO use the
same.
The demands that Mr.. Pettis be perpetu-
ally enJofned from erecting any building
in the passageway that will close up the
alley.
The city of Indianapolis also is made a
party 10 the suit wilson q TOwnley are
the attorneys for the plaintiff
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-25
MILL WORKERS AFFAIRS.


The report that the mill workers en-
ployed in the various local planning mills
will go on strike to-day unless their de-
mands are met by the operators was said
to have no foundation, at the meeting of
the local union last night. AS the matter
now stands a strike is not expected. and
in any event will be avoided If possible by
the district council. The affair has been
placed in the hands of a committee, which
will confer with the employers some time
before Monday in the settlement of the de-
mands. 1t is stated at the headquarters
of the different local unions that they are
not anticipating any trouble, as the re-
quests Of the millers are just, and the en-
ployers will be given every chance to come
TO terms.
The point at issue is the demand of the
mill planners for higher wages. The Mill
workers Union is one of the six local
unions allied to the Brotherhood Of Carpen-
ters and Joiners and is known as Local
Union No. 1860. The executive affairs of the
six unions are managed by district coun-
Gil composed of one delegate from each
organization. AS Ii Is, the mill workers
are receiving from 10 to 15> cents an hour
less than the other union men. Their wage
scale Is from 20 TO q cents an hour and
their demand asks for an increase to 80
cents an hour. So far the employers have
not paid much attention TO the requests
Last night the committee was appointed to
confer with the mill operators. The COM
mittee consists of Frank Duffy. secretary of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners, marry Travis. business agent of
Carpenters Union, No. PSI, and John Kirsch.
of the Mill-workers' Union, No. 1860 They
will meet the mill owners sometime this
week and some definite action will be dis
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