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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24
PENIEL TEMPLE SERVICES.


The annual camp meeting service OF the
iay members Of the Congregation or the
Pencil Temple. at the corner of Senate ave-
nue. and Eleventh street, began yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Two meetings will
be held every day during the week except
to-day. The meetings are in the afternoon
and evening. and If well attended will be
continued second week. There is no reg
ular preaching. the service being entirely
informal and consisting of personal talks
and singing.
The camp meeting services are observed
every year by the congregation of the tenn
pie, and in some cases are continued for
several weeks. The opening meetings yes
terday were not very we'll attended, but it
is said that the attendance increases as in
terest is awakened.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24
DORSEY IS SUSPENDED
NEGRO FIREMAN WHO CREATED
DISTURBANCE AT UNION STATION.
Action Taken by Order of Mayor
observation-disclosures Wednesday
by Board of Safety.

Sam Dorsey, the colored fireman who
created disturbance at the Union Station
week ago Sunday. in which he is alleged
to have knocked down white woman. and,
later, to have drawn a knife on the station
policeman who called him to account for
his rowdiness, has been suspended from the
fire department by order of Mayor Book
walter. He will be given hearing Wednes
day by the Board of Public Safety, and if
the evidence sustains the serious charges
made against him he will be summarily
dismissed from the service.
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STABBED HATED RIVAL
IDA HUDSON, COLORED, GOES AFTER
STELLA IRWIN WITH KNIFE.
Both Were i'm Love with Frank Hill
and Fought for Love of Him
They Are Arrested.

In a fit of jealous rage Ida Hudson, coll
ored girl living at Vermont and Ellsworth
streets. stabbed Stella Irwin, her hated
rival, several times with large knife last
night at Indiana avenue and New York
street. The Irwin girl taken to the
City Dispensary, where her numerous cuts
were sewed up by Drs. Seaton and Jeffries,
and she was later locked up in the police
station. Her injuries are not serious.
The two girls quarreled over a young
man by the name of Frank Hill, night
Waterman at the Imperial Hotel. but Hill,
il is said, had nothing to do with the stab
bling.
AS soon as the Hudson girl realized what
she had done she ran away, but she was
later caught by the police and slated at
the police station for assault and battery
with intent to kill.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24

They Will Tell Each Other What a
Good Mayor Hftx Would Make.

Another meeting in the interest of George
Hitz. independent Prohibition candidate
for mayor, will be held tonight by the
Central Alliance, in the hall at New York
and Alabama streets. Rev. NJ. Coleman.
pastor of the Allen Chapel A. M. Z. Church.
will make address. Edward w. Clark
will speak on why the Young Men VIII
Support the Independent Ticket" Candi-
dates and others will also talk The Al
lance invites the public to be present
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ROBBERS REGISTERED.
stopped Clock So 1t Would show Time
of Their Visit to Clay G0Och.

Robbers yesterday broke into the resi-
dence of Clay Gooch, 2102 Station street,
and ransacked the house, securing a few
articles of value. They stopped the clock
I'm the house on leaving and left a note
saving that they had do ne in order that
il might be known at what time the theft
mas committed
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Funeral of Clinton Morgan.

The funeral of Clinton Morgan. the Big
Four sectionman, who was killed on Sat
urday night i'm the "Nigger Hili'' yards of
the Big Four Railroad. will be held from
his home i'm Beech Grove on Tuesday
morning. Interment will be at Rock Hill
Cemetery. Morgan leaves widow and
four children.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24
For Sale.

When clothing store, Brazil. Ind, trade
established and stock in excellent condition
Death of proprietor cause of sale. Address
communications to IDA B. SMITH, ad-
ministratrix Brazil Ind.
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THE BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Excursions Sunday, Aug. 30.
81 .25-Cincinnati and Return-$1.25

Special Express trains, making no stops
for passengers in either direction. leave In
dianapolis Union Station a. m, return
ing leave Central Union Station, Cincin-
natl. p. m.
TERRE HAUTE-s1.00-GREE
TLE-75c.
Special train leaves Indianapolis Union
Station a. M, returning leaves Terre
II. NJ. BRONSON, A G. p. A.
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LAKE ERIE & WESTERN r.. n.
S2.OO-Sandusky, o., and Return-$2.OO
Saturday Night. August %.
The "BaII-Bearing" Densmore.

Leave Indianapolis p. m. For berths,
chairs, etc, apply TO A. III. SELLARS, ID.
p A. - s. Illinois street.
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IL you examine carefully the new models 4
and Densmore, you will buy Densmore.
DENSMORE TYPEWRITER CO. Monument
place and T.. Market St Typewriters sold and
exchanged. rented and repaired
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NORTH MICHIGAN SUMMER RESORTS
Best Reached via the PennsyI-
vania Lines.

The Northland Limited with through
sleeping cars leaves Indianapolis daily at
$50 D. m. over the old route, via Richmond
and CT. r. e. /. Railway. THE Fishing
Line" For reservations, ETC., address
ticket agents or w. w. RICHARDSON,
d. p. A, indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24

Tickets good ten days. See agents for par
r. p. ALGEO, D. p. A..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24

The Labor day celebration this year prom
ises to be the most successful in the history
of the city.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Frank MunshOwer Drove Horse Until
IL Dropped Dead.

Frank Munshower, 1925 Massachusetts
avenue, was arrested last night by Bicy-
clemen Trimpe and Lowe and locked up at
the police station on charge of cruelty
to animals. Munshower. it is said, was in
toxicated and drove a horse so hard that it
fell dead on the streets last night. A
charge of drunk was also placed against
him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24
C.. III. & ID. RY.
S1.2O-RushviIIe and Return-S1. 20
Account Rush County Fair.
MACKINAC ISLAND Eek

Tickets sold Aug. % to Is. inclusive; final
return limit Aug. %.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-24
s1.2s-DECATUR AND RETURN-$1.23
vi. C.. H. & D., sunday, Aug. 30.

Special train leaves INDIANAPOLIS 700 a.
M: leaves Decatur returning $40 D. m.
Persons boarding excursion train without
tickets will be charged local fare.
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II. T.. King, Mechanical Engineer.

Meehanical drawing % aII kInds. lls Lemcke.
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s5.OO-Round Trip-S5.OO

Via c., III. & ID. and ID. & c. Steamers,
Friday, Aug. IS.
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New Planes. sss aad up wul.eAnsrs.
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sssssi. Dsss $ i.5 ssIls s.is Z.
HossReceipts 5000: Monday 1900; lefs os snS
ssss1: rough heavy EiOS7i0; light 'ssOa7so;
0e shee ep 20 sheep and lambs nomi-
mail OG ,ass 70 s sSSes WESTERN sheep
native lambs. si.5cG7: Western lambs: si5o9
ocia yests s5asg d esspmensscatt
T. 4sl hogs. 2ls2: sheep. iO2.
NEW YORK April ls.-Beeves-No receipts
7f99iLc Reported exports for to-day. l,ssl beeves
and 500 quarters OF beef ,.. M ..,s.
reported City dressed veals. SAFE.
Sheep and i-ambs-Recepts, 2;oIs Sheep un-
seTnT lambs aS very anS Slow and GneSens lower
prime suffering the lead: about 50 cars Of stock
bs spDed sheen al ST. uDshorn lambs at
T. clipped lambs al ss2SG5.60, a few Kentucky
lambs st Sc lambs ie ss
Hogs-Recepts partly estimated). 2n2 About
steady Good Pennsylvania hogs sold at $50.
KANSAS CITY, April 1s-Cattle-Receipts.
100. The market was unchanged Choice export
s4a4ss: stockers and feeders. s275a5 Western
fed steers. ssd5 Texas and Indian steers. SOa
s: Texas COWS, sed4 native cows. S2qizo; native
ta. caIses ss3sa7 oo Receipts for the week
SEQ The market mari ct S Sssv steady I;
ceIrts for the week; $500.
Native lambs, 5000; Western lambs, $3.50 z q
80 fed ewes s.gs stOSs ecker a and o feeders $50
ST. LOUIS. April ls:-cattle-Receipts: zoo
including Is Texans. The market was steady
resrsd s Seef asd Butcher
under Loo lbs. ss.50q5; stockers and FEEDERS
ss buis aSs aeif saes sa
and Indian steers. 1866; cows and heifers'
Hcgs-Receipts. 100 The market was steady
to firm: Pigs and lights, s7a7lo; stockers' $50
Sheep-Receipts, 2. 400. The market was steady.
Native muttons s. 5o@S; lambs Sos Sod
$500; Texans. saa5.
EAST BUFFALO. April S.-Cattle-Receipts.
75:. The marke. was steady %.
er Tops. s7.50G7.75: common to good, S. 500. 40;
Hogs-Receipts. 400. The market was active
spS n @ssd ssSass S Ge 2oyiers PIGS
| s7.25d7.s5; roughs. s7q7l5; stays. - ,Sqe'z'
STEADY: lambs i5aaoc lower. TOP native lambs.
| s74oG7.60; culls TO GOOD. sS5Oqas5; western
ssSs's5. Sneep' ''' '''Ae'' ''''1'' GUNS '
OMAHA. April 1s-cattle-Receipts. LOO The :,
cows and heifers. S. 25aA4o; calves. ss.5O9s.75;
bulls. stays, etc, sa759Aso.
Heasy siSass pigs pigs .s@7; bulk of sales so
q7.17h.
Sheep-Receipts 100 The market was steady.
Clipped yearngs, S.. 50Gl6. %: wethers $5Q5. so;
ewes, s450@5.25; common and stockers. s2.5oq
| $50; lambs, 81. 50@7.50
| LOUISVILLE. April 1s.-Cattle steady: Choice
/ to prime shipping steers, "a 1905; medium TO
| good, s425G4.75; choice butcher steers. 1850
AGO: medium to good butchers. $375Q4.@; choice
veals s.. 5066
Hogs-Best heavy. $780, light shipping. ss.7s
| roughs, $6d6.55.
Sheep and Lambs-Best sheep. a.B0s: extra
| spring lambs. $eq7.
EAST LIBERTY. April B-Cattle-Receipts.
| 2s0
| ,Hogs-Receipts, 500. All grades selling from
| $7.30d7.65; bulk, $3.50.
| Sheep-Receipts, soc. Sheep. $5.65 down; lambs.
| 1915 down. The market steady.
| CINCINNATI, April 1s.-Hogs dull and lower
| at s6dL15.
| Cattle steady at 81. 5094S5.
| Sheep easy at $3.50. Lambs weak at A-25Q
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lose; Jersey. lO.25c; Caracas. s75c; Dutch Java
Use; oates:s blended Java. lose Climax Java
sugars-city erices; Crystal dominoes. 5-Ib
cartons 52oc Eagle Tablets S Soc cut loaf
lated. &C: fne sranulatsd, Sc: extra fine sranu-
lated SIs s%Tson: ise cubes codmSi. mold
s $:%s.ss f %Iss.ss
soc; Is yellow. t-2sc; IA yellow. 420c Is yellow
MoIas.es and syrups-New Orleans molasses.
fair to prime. 2sGs2c; choice. ssG42c: syrups. rs
sait-In car lots soasc; small lots. sOqs5c.
Spices Pepper. lie; allspice. 15dIsc: cloves, Is
ssS eeEon.ana esrons Rs5
shot-sl. 4OGl.6o per bag for drop.
Mo se dishes' l9E prfs'f per 1900 sa. No
,2a 20; No. e. 81 a0aa sO No. 8. ;2SSs NO Z
ac papen d ue sSc ~ cotton S s fax
Woodenware-N ss tubs; seq.; No tubs. $50
pals s4Sai5O; double washSoards. 25o Saao 7o
common washboards. s1-s5aiso; clothespins. cog
Iron and Steel.
&c; plow slab. 4.5Oc; American cast steel, 9alic;
tire steel. 3GSisc; spring steel. 4l1q5c
Leather.
Oak sole. s2a42c: hemlock sole. 2sassc: harness.
s5g4Gc &C., skiTtipg & single , strap 9!5e
skin. socGsi; French calfskin. si.2cG1S5.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails, s2.5o; wire nails. from store.
nails. ;4a5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized. So:
i5c per gal; coal oil. legal test. 10d15c.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Abples-Baldwins. extra fancy $ Rome
81 so; Willow Twigs, fancy, s. ''
Asparagus-Large punches, 25635c
Bapanas-Large 81 per bunch; medium. a IN
Beans-Hand-picked pea $3.50 per blu: Florida.
st cabbase~New York Danish. SIS per ton: new
Texas. per crate. 81 80.
Carrots-Per brl. 81
Ceiery-Florida. per crate. 81. so.
Cocoanuts-A per bag
Cucumbers-$l2O
Honey--white. The per Id; medium dark. Ice.
Kale-Per brl. 75c.
box: 800 size. BIS: California. per box Sc
Oranges-California navels. s2.75a3 '''
Onion sets-Yellow and red. per bu 70.
"Parsnips-Per brl. 81.
Peas-Mississippi per blu box. 50.
Pineapples-Per crate, A.50Q5.
pOfafOeS-W
Radishes-25c per doz
Strawberries-24-p pint cases. 81 so: 24-ot css. .,
seed sweet Pctatoes-Yelow JERSEY ne 20
90 20: Red Jersey. per bril- $685. s. Oueen p nn,
bril- 81 so. pe'
Turnips-Per brl. Soc
Tomatoes-F1orida. 6-basket crates, ssa4
Provisions.
S,,1ar-cured Hams-Indiana IL lbs .,
$50 IA TO Is lbs average. AAc. iase'
NSEhouiders-English cured, Reliable IL 10 On ~,
arsge IlI4c: sugar-cured Indiana 70 ~ ~ lbs lbs
average, n44c.
900 lbs s24 So fancy clear bean pork Der 81 az
lbs s2i: short clear. per brl. 200 lbs s21. -, ~
er brl 200 lbs sls. Also half brls 100 M. a.
ne nrice of the bris. adding SOC to cover as
| tional cost of packing.
'Tard-Kettle rendered. 12c; pure lard 1,u.
| Pacon-Clear sides. 30 to 40 lbs ayera1a ro.,
~ 20 40 lbs average. 13c; clear bellies 20 ~ 90
ayerage l2%c Is 10 p lbs average 13c. IA 81 los
hs average l3hc: clear backs 20 to "a The 70 10
Us i2isc: IL to 10 lbs average I2&c to 20
s1erage I2Rc. In dry salt, 11c less. ~ los
Seeds.
seed clover prime. Sc. 7597.25: English c,o,,o-
| se T5G7 %: alsike, s9d12 Timothy. prime ser
sio Fancy Kentucky bluegrass 81 eOGI "a. ~ ey
ton e0cGs1.75. English bluegrass. 81. eU
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
EVEN THE BAD WEATHER HAS NOT
SERIOUSLY CHECKED 1T.
Prices Are steady and Strong, Except
ON SeasonabIe Fruits and Vegeta-
bles-Grain Markets Are Light.

During the week just closed trade in most
lines was about up TO expectations. The raw
atmosphere and rains Of the first two or three
days OF the week affected some lines slightly
The dry goods houses for instance, were disap-
pointed in their trade but are satisfied that with
the coming OF genuine spring and summer wealth
er there will be a reaction which viii more than
overcome recent losses. All lines Of dry goods
are In strong position, and even higher prices
are looked for. The wholesale grocery houses
are having an excellent trade Bad roads the
early part OF the week curtailed IL somewhat.
hut travelling statesmen who came In on Friday
and Saturday brought liberal orders and report
the outlook good. The hrmer tone in sugar
will doubtless increase the movement in that
line. Coffees already fast movers. and there
g. a steady Increase in the sale OF teas. Canned
goods and dried fruit just now are under a
cloud. but old stocks quite low. On Com
mission row IL was a good week Sales Of fruits
and vegetables were large. low prices increasing
the consumption OF not only old stock, but OF
new fruits and vegetables. especiall strawberries.
which never sold so low as during the present
sezson. Pineapples and oranges very frm
at quotations, but moving freely The stock
OF green apples has been considerably reduced.
and much OF the inferior fruit disposed or. The
produce market is strong. eggs. poultry and but
ter being very firm at prices quoted In other lines
OF trade the volume Is we'll up to the average
This will apply 70 leather hides confectionery
trade was never more active rices rule steady
and firm.
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New York Times.

A small procession went into florist
shop OH Fifth avenue last week which at
tracted the attention of all the customers
In the place. There was a nicely dressed
young woman. presumably a governess, an
other who was lady's maid, a footman.
and last, but by no means least, private
detective. II the midst of all these grown
people was one tiny little girl, simply
gowned She took great interest in the
floral display, and went around TO the Diff
ferent stands and counters admiring them.
But never for a moment did the retinue of
four allow her out of their sight. They
screened her from general observation and
crowded about her. With the advice of the
goyerness, the child made some trifling
purchases. carriage outside was waiting
for her. and the retinue preceded and
closed in To general inquiry, the shop
keeper answered:
That is little Miss Carnegie. and she is
never allowed to go out without body
guard A private detective Is always near
her. You know the children of the very
rich may be kidnapped any day and held for
a ransom She Is very intelligent. and
knows just what she wants to purchase
And some one remarked that the life of
such child was surrounded with more
state than that Of an European princess,
an that she should grow up. always to
De followed by retinue. and never to be
alone. was fate which hardly compen-
stated for q large fortune.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK April 1s-Butter-Receipts. 293
packages. The market was unsettled. state
dairy. 17G24c; extra creamery Csc; imitation
creamery. l5@2Oc; creamery. common to choice,
market was steady. State full cream. fancy
small colored, fall made, 14lz@l4@sc; large white
fall made, 14LcG15c Eggs-Receipts, lo,OOS
packages The market firm. State and
Pennsylvania. 15c; Western, storage packed
l5@Q16c; Kentucky 14Ac Western frsts. 15c;
Southern. 14hQl4hc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-Butter weak and
prints &c. Eggs firm and in good demand;
fresh nearby, 1t1ec. at the mark; western, Ioc;
Southwestern, 1Sc; Southern, lie Cheese nrm
but quiet: New York creamery, full prime small
14lac; fair to good small, laA@lihc; prime large,
1AAc: fair to good large. E1h@14c
BALTIMORE. April 1s.-Butter easy and
lower: fancy imitation. 21Q23c fancy cream
cry, 2sG2sc; fancy ladle, 17d1sc; fancy roll. $50
lie; good roll 14Gl5c; store packed, l3a!oc
Eggs firm; fresh. 15c Cheese hrm; large, lao
14l4c; medium. 14Ql4Ac; small, 14q14iec.
CHICAGO April 1s.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was weak;
creamery. 1S92ic; dairy. 15q22c. Eggs steady at
14Ad141kc at the mark cases included Cheese
steady at 121zG13l4c
KANSAS CITY, April 1s.-Eggs higher; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 12Ac per doz cases
13c.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Butter steady; cream
cry 21G2sc; dairy, 1S921hc. Eggs higher at
131zc for fresh.
CINCINNATI. April 1S-Eggs steady at 121ac
Butter firm Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. lac.
LOUISVILLE, April 1s.-Butter-Common and
medium, 10Q16c per Id. Eggs, l3c
BOSTON, April 1s.-[Special.]-Eggss steady at
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET, ALL GRADES SHOW
ING INDICATIONS OF WEAKNESS.
Hogs Generally Strong and q Tribe
Higher-Sheep Scarce and Quiet
Condition of Other Markets.
ZION srocKYARps. INp1ANApoLIs.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
April ls.-Cattle-Receipts. 100; shipments small
The marketing of cattle this week has been of
very fair volume. showing an increase of nearly
200 last week. little change compared with
the week year ago and an increase OF
nearly 100 over the corresponding week two
years ago. Thus far this year the receipts are
nearly 5000 smaller than the same time last
year, and the receipts for the month thus far
are a little less than 800 smaller than the same
period year ago. AT the beginning OF the week
there quite good demand from both local
and outside sources and the market for the
best steers responded with an average advance
of 1oc in prices. while all other fat cattle sold
strong and feeders steady. On Tuesday, how
ever. weaker feeling developed in the steer
market which was brought about by the more
limited requirements from outside sources and
a belief among local killers that enough would
come forward this week to meet all of the re-
qurements. A reaction in prices set in, and
there almost a gradual weaker movement
throughout the week, which at the extreme
close amounted from 15c to 25c. so far the bet
ter grades of steers were concerned. In justice
to the market. however, ii might be said that
a small proportion of the sales represented the
full decline in prices. In sympathy with the
market for this class Of cattle light and medium
steers also suffered a decline of about 1oc. The
time during the week. and steady prices were
maintained generally, while occasionally extra
selections sold higher than at any time hereto
fore this year. There was good strong mar
ket for fat cows throughout the week at former
prices, and there was not great deal of change
in prices of the very best heifers, but for the
bulk of offerings there probably l0c decline
for the week. The receipts of calves con-
siderably above normal and prices declined sharp
ly, closing nearly 81 per 100 lbs below the begin
ming of the week. The highest prices paid this
week were $3.50 for fat steers, IS for feeders.
s5.25 for heifers. $3.50 for cows. s4.35 for bulls
and $3.50 for calves The receipts to-day were
SMALL but as large as expected at this time in
the week. and the demand having been we'll sup
piled heretofore this week there was no important
outlet, and the market was very quiet. AS usual
Saturday buyers were asking concessions, and
final sales indicate that prices were hardly as
high as yesterday, although they were not a
great deal below expectations for this time in
the week. Quotations: