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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-13

father-in-law of Montenegro and also lost
the good graces Of Alexander III of Rus
STA, from whom he received large gifts of
money on several occasions. Since the ac-
cession Of the present Car, however, there
has been a sort of reconciliation with st.
Petersburg. and the finances of Prince
Peter were put and kept on sound basis
but he has been VIGOROUSLY poor Ii is
said that the Emperor, Francis Joseph, of
Austria, assisted materially in this finan-
cial rehabilitation.
BERLIN, June IA special dispatch
from Zurich says Prince Peter Karageorge-
witch studied at the university there for
eight years. He is described a Jealous
Socialist and as being the companion now
of the German Socialist leader, Won VOL
mar. Fisher and Tausky. The prince at
Zurich was called Red Peter" or the
"Red Prince
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TWO MORE DAYS.
Rev. A. ID. Simpson Will Preach at
Missionary Alliance Meetings.

To-day and tomorrow are the last days
of the Missionary Alliance Convention that
is being held at the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. A. b. Simpson.
national president of the alliance, has ar
rived from New York 10 be present at the
closing meetings. He will preach at both
the afternoon and evening meetings to-
day and tomorrow morning at 1880 at
chusetts avenue and East street. To-mor-
row afternoon the annual missionary Of
fering will be taken, which is a great oc-
casion in the alliance conventions. Harry
Maxwell, the great singing evangelist,
will have charge of the music during the
rest of the meetings. The convention will
end Sunday evening.
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WEISMAN WANTED MANTEL.
After He Sold His Property He Re-
turned for the Fixtures.

Albert Weisman. 327 North Noble street.
was arrested by Patrolmen Shine and Orms-
ton last night on a warrant sworn out
by William Hobbs. 126 East Market street,
charging him with malicious trespass.
Several weeks ago. it is said. Weisman
sold a house and lot at 3l2 North Pine
street to Hobbs who is a dealer in real
estate, and gave possession of the property
at the time OF the sale
Yesterday he secured a horse and wagon
and, driving 10 the house carted away a
mantel from the front paTlor.
Hobbs claims that the mantel was part
OF the fixtures and went with the property
and Woisman says that he thought the
mantel belonged to him and did not intend
to commit a theft when he took IL.
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WASHINGTON, June Il. Secretary
Moody to-day announced the following APP
pointments to the staff of the marine corps:
Maj. Henry c. Haines. Capt. Rufus III.
Lane and Capt. Lucas J. Magili, to be as
sistant adjutants and INSPECTORS. with the
rank of major First Lieutenants H. l.
Roosevelt, ~. @. Burton. III. l.. Matthews.
Rupert c. Dewey and Fred A. Udell. % be
assistant quartermasters. with the rank OF
captain; Capt. w. G. Dawson. 20 be as
sistant paymaster, with the rank OF major,
and First Lieut.. William G.. Powell. 20 be
assistant paymaster. with the rank OF cap
tain.
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Refugees from the Flood.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, June 12.-Edward Porter
wife and two little children, after losing
their home and its contents in the flood
which swept over the little city of Madison,
ILL.,, opposite ST. Louis, this week. have re-
turned to their old home here. The family
barely escaped with their lives. and had to
ride five miles on a handcar and ten miles
on a freight train to reach a place where
they could board passenger train to bring
them here
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Kansas City, Kan, Needs Aid.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, June 12.-Mayor
Gilbert has sent the following telegram to
E. F. Ware, commissioner of pensions, at
Washington 1.-THE relief committees in
vite you to come to Kansas City, Kan, and
see if you were correct in the statement
that Kansas needs no aid. Four thousand
famiies-20000 people-homeless here. Is it
right for us who are not in need to let our
pride prevent charity coming to those who
are really suffering when we cannot fur
nish it?"
A second urgent appeal to the country
at large has been made by the relief COM
mittee of that city.
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irregular. idieness in textile lines partially
ofsetting the good effect of activity else
where. Earnings of railroads reporting for
the first week of June are only 3 per cent
larger than last year and as per cent
greater than in 1901, condition due entirely
TO Western floods. 1t is an evidence of con-
fidence In the future that blast furnace
operators are forcing production beyond
all previous maximum figures. While the
demand for structural steel has diminished
there is notable inquiry for rails and plates
Coke ovens are surprising all previous rec
ords for activity, and the output of anthra-
cite coal premises to establish a new
high-water mark this year above 6OOoO,-
600 tons"
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THE MAN AND THE TIGER. /"
Subject Of Rev. Milford Lyons Sermon
to Men Only.

Rev. Milford Lyon held another enthusi-
astic meeting last night in the large tent
on Prospect street. 1t was a pretty cold
night for a tent meeting but it did not
keep the people away. Mr.. Lyons preached
1.-THE Necessity of the New Birth" He
said that men in their natural states are
dead to the spirit and they need the in
spiration of a great gathering and great
sermons to open their souls TO the spirit
of Christ.
One of the most important meetings of
next week will be the meeting for men only
at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Lyon S
subject will be 1.-The Man and the Tiger"
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ST. PETERSBURG. June 12-The late
King Milan's second son, by Madame Girls
tics. whom he legitimatized. and who it
has been reported, will dispute Prince Kar-
ageorgevitch's right to the Servian throne.
lives at Constantinople with his widowed
mother. Nine Cristics was foremrly archi-
tect to the Sultan. a post now held by her
brother King Milan openly acknowledged
the parentase of the boy, who is now fif-
teen years of age and who is described as
being strikingly handsome.
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Alexis Does Not Want the Throne.

VIENNA, June 12-Prince Alexis Kara
georgevitch, a nephew of the newly pro-
claimed King of Servia. who has himself
been a pretender to the throne during the
course of an interview here to-day an
nounced that he had abandoned all claim
thereto and welcomed the advent of his
uncle as the best solution.
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Injuries of a brakeman.

j. Fisher. a brakeman on the Vandalia
road. was injured near his home at Amo.
Ind, yesterday morning and was placed in
the railroad hospital in this city for treat
ment Fisher was riding on the step of
n box car and in leaning out from the car
struck shed along the track and suffered
a number OF scalp wounds and possibly in
ternaI injuries.
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Charged with Wife Beating.

George w. Dobson 800 South Senate ave-
nue., was arrested yesterday afternoon.
charged with assault and battery on his
wife Dobson, il Is said. beat his %ife un-
mercifuIly, and after blackening both her
eyes, drove her out OF the house. Dobxon
was arrested by Patroiman Hollihand. who
was called 20 the scene a few moments after
the quarrel took place
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Grams Horn" Brown mt CcntrnI-Av.

Rev. Elijah =. Brown formerly editor of
Rams Horn. will fill the pulpit of the Cen
tral-avenue Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning Topic. "Our Father" In the
evening the combined chOirs OF Roberts
Park. Central-aNenue and Zion German
Evangelical churches will give a service of
sacred song. A special programme has
been prepared.
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w. c. HOOK PROMOTED.
Kansas District Judge to Go on the
Circuit Bench.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Wiliam c.
Hook, of Leavenworth, Kan. has been Sc
lected to succeed Judge Caldwell. who re-
Gently resigned the Circuit judgeship of the
Eighth district.
William Gather Hook was appointed
United States district judge for the district
of Kansas by President Mckinley in 1899.
He born at Waynesburg in 1857,
graduated from the Leavenworth High
School in 1875, from the st. Louis Law
School in 1873. and up to the time of receiv-
ing his appointment had practiced law.
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Total at indianapolis $7.226,2OO, n
Gam of 800 Per Cent.

NEW YORK. June l2.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings the principal cities for the week ended
June II. with the percentage Of increase and de-
crease compared with the corresponding week
las year.
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BONDS
Z. M. CAMPBELL &c CO.
June INVESTMENTS

$500 United States 1903 IS
$1,000 Fowler, Ind, Water,
Light g. Heat Co. IS
5000 Remington, Ind. IS
$4,000 United STATES 1907 rs
$4,000 KendaiIviiIe City, Ind. Us
$4,000 Union Traction, Ind. S.
$4,000 Hgo County. ind. us
$4,000 Bartholomew Co., Ind. US
$4,000 Mt Vernon, Ind. rs
$1,000 Pulaski, Ind. IS
$1,000 Woodruff PI. Town, Ind. rs
$4,000 u. S. Steel Co. :. IS
ST., 1000 Warsaw, Ind. rs
$4,000 Battery Realty Co., MY. IS
$4,000 Winchester. Ind. is
SIS, coo United Railways, Detroit,
Isl mtg. IFS
SIG, coo Greene Co., Ind. Us
$27, 900 Col Del. e. Mar. o., Ry. IS
$1,000 Mer. Heat 6 Light Co. IS
$50. 900 Peru, Ind, Heat Co. IS
$4,000 Gin, indpIs, ST. Louis
6 Chicago LIST mig. rs
$50, 900 Louisville Sub'n Ry. Co. S.
E. M. CAMPBELL &c CO.
IA &c 10 East Washington st.
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Gen XIII. uno iriue Ncrltr.

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ben leBten Wo6en teiner me6r gt@
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GROCER @orgfalt unO beitem Grfolge
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ldum fsiern. WerOe i1 Dieien Sag
erleben? Gott peiB IS. SeOp6 trob
Der &usiagen gepiTer 3eitungen, bic
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Ddmpfcr pcrldfen Baltimore Don
Rr n urb ia PFobtEr zmsr6a
@efern Warh[anb Saan.
grat n Rraft III q. SUM 1903
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IdOIi9.
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de-" piro BON Cardinals : Gpneq:um
gepGblt. Die 3abl Der Garoind.e be-
trd9t 70, bp4 1T tire 3abI ieIten ppuz
itdnoig. 8dbrenD Oes gontififats
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gen .berlieben noroen, Inn @atan3en
dus5ufuQen. Der NatipnalitGt na6
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btIoen aQein mebr, aI8 Die 6Glfte oeS
jeBigen GoncIaOes. Der rd6Ite 9apit
tpiro alio bordusit6tli6 pieber Elm
Staliener iein.
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WarhlanO & 9rnniBIbaniazG iIens
nhuzEnmnnunie.

Saat p,ttoHtu Rortbsgo,. unO Cats5tr. s6tatipn
an 990bfEtdesn:
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$50. 40 Sa6mittlls uub 600 ab,H0s,
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TdhmItt1gs.
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uu0 1000 abtnos.
sI.3O 9a6mjttlQs Samha9s.
S. u. GtsE 8sUsTaGsgaf aaiuaSSsuts
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Queen MINES EiienbabnzGn.

JdbFPIaH fsit osm IA. 5uuE 1908.
Eam9i,r DrIaEtH Bier Rr, TO- 4igbts5trebt:
RAD Gapt Ulap, Rt5obotb, GtutytDile. Cut,ngs
toun, 9OOs Qojnt uUo 3ptibens5tat,outu:
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an nr Gsuireojqt GioifoH:
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3l5 Ga9mJttos5 an Sonutaatn.
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sNrrtksu amnfhnnte Unmnannit.

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Strobs, tdoIi9, oubsr 5amftaes, 8 9orm. uus
8aam.; Sanhnes Z Born. uub 23O Ro6m.
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nonln1tn. Tab3uiragen be- ;. q. 3tatb. 6us
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Geo Der sreiselnte MS Siftrr.

Ntu ueE 2TelSelnIe MS Sl0)tcr.
Seq Der 9~rei8e6nte mar, pie unIe>
rem Qefern befannt lit, audi Elm poe
tii9 bo6begabter Monn unb jeoenz
falls Der gr0Bte 9erer, bic in Der Ieuz
5eit in lateinif9er Spru9e geoi6tet
buben. Die 3eitungen baben in ben
leBten pier3e6n 3agen cine Nn3a6l Ieiz
ner 9eOi6te gebra8t. 6ier zines aus
benz Sabre 1876, 0as BON 8aumgartz
ner f60n ms 9eut79e iibertragen lit,
an feinen 8ruber Soiepb in q 0iItiz
9en, in Dem mir ben Qebenslauf bes
8eritorbenen berfolgen t0nnen.
5rii6Iing Der Srgenb! 8ie traut floB
mir i'm 6auie Oes 8aters
Sod am 2epinii6en Sod, felig Das
2eben babtn!
Mtiitterli6 uniting Oann 8iterbo ben
&naben unb nd6rte
Mit &iebe Oes 9errn mid i'm 2ODoIiz
f4en 6au5.
tom ipdro Ddrduf mem 9e6eIti I'M
6p6en 9alaite Der ME1tt
5eiielt ais 8dmpfenOer mid bliibenz
Der StuOien 6elO.
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nor unb anberer Batter
@ieIgefeierte S6dar, leu4teno Dur4
WifTen un0 8eiIt,
Mir aus lauterem QueG bic S6dBe
irbif6er Meis6eit,
Mir Der 3beologie g0ttli6e RGt4iel
eri6IoB.
3ei8li6 fam audi Der 2o6n; Is
i9miidte Die 3ierbe be5 2orbeer8,
Miibiam eritritten i'm Sample, fro
nenO Die freuOige Stirn.
N}ut6 berlieb mir Suit unD 5iilfe gu
ipeiterem Streben
Sala, Der r0miide 6iirft, prangenO
i'm PurpurgepanO;
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ginnenOen; INNER nod bent i6
9anfbar, 0 berrli6er @reis, 9eine5
bereOetIten 8atb5!
@obnitB paro mir Johann 8eneDent
unb bas iiBe g}eapel,
limb Der 6irpiner 8ei6le6t lenft' ih
mad glei4em 8eieB,
0iQtomm' Bot mir unb 6au8, Peruz
gia, Die rugenOe 8burmitoOt,
6euriQes llmbriabOlf lpdr0 mir gu
leiten be5timmt.
2tber @rDBere8 no6 6arrt mein: gez
falbt nit benz gbrismd
Bog i6 auf pdpItliden 8int bin gu
Der 8elgier 2anD
limb perpeilte OaIelbIt, Nnmult beS
r0mii6en 8lauben8
limb be5 gebeiIigten ge6ts, pel4e5
Dem 9etru5 bertraut.
Ieu b'rauf parO mir 9eI6entt Die
6eimat6. @om @intergeitaOe
Rief mid erba6'ne5 @ebOt Aeim in
ba8 ionntge 2anO;
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Der griiBte Die StaDt i'd,
Mel6er nit 9Ottlthem 9du4 Idn8lt
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@uro i6r 8e6ieter uno SORT fir BRET
big Sabre uno mebr nO6,
l1no Der !6eeroe gebruh's nimmer an
Segen unb 6eil.
Se1tli6 i6rttt ih climber ais Shirt i'm
rDmii6en Burpur,
uno nit Dem gldn3enoen S6muf
belgiI6er Sitter ge3iert.
6rob petteifernD iia mij3t Die gottgez
pei6te SugenO,
@olf unb grieIter 5ugleih nm be5 @rz
fprenen 8un1t.
9o6 Der @6ren, lparum ge0ent' i6
tbrer? - sic flie6en;
Nur Die SugenO aQein bleibt, Elm be-
gliidenber S6ab!
Sbr nur geIte bierfiir an beS 2ebenS
Gieige mein Stre6en,
sic nur ouf ii6erem BfaO fiiRret gum
6tmmel Ainan,
Bis e5 un8 enoli4 beI6eert, i'm epiz
gen Srieben 3u raIten,
Selig i'm ieligen 2anO, pel6e5 Die
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