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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
Will Codify Tax Laws.

The State Beard of Tax Commissioners
will meet soon For the purpose of codifying
the tax laws. The new provisions become
effective with the next listing of property
The time for listing property will be one
of the most important changes made by
the board this year. As the law now stands
sixty days are given the assessors to do
their work, beginning April 1 and ending
June !. The new law provides that prop
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
Demonstration Mt Bucharest.

BUCHAREST, Roumania, Sept. 1.-THE
university students at a meeting here
yesterday protested against atrocities per-
petrated by the revolutionary bands and
Turkish troops upon Roumanians in Mace
donia. After the meeting the students
made hostile demonstration before the
Ottoman legation and Bulgarian diplomatic
agency. The police interfered and dis
persed the students, a number of whom
were arrested. Much excitement prevails
har
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15

Mrs. Morgan, an aged lady living at sll
East New York street was struck by a
stockyards car at the corner of Fulton and
New York streets last night and was badly
injured The hospital ambulance was called
but she was taken home by friends before
the ambulance arrived.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
Second Indiana Cavalry.

The Second Indiana Cavalry will hold its
annual reunion at the courthouse to-mor-
row afternoon and evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
Col. streisht,. Regiment.

The survivors of the Fifty-first Indiana
Regiment, Colonel Streight's regiment will
hold their annual reunion tomorrow after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Streight, on East
washington street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
INDIANA UNION TRACTION CO.

Station, Magnolia building. corner Kentucky
avenue and South Capitol.
For Anderson. Muncie. Marion, Alexandria.
Elwood and Upton and intermediate stations,
BIS p. and u:l5 y. IN.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie, ar
irving in Anderson in i hour and p minutes and
Nuncie in hours, leave at and II a. m and
and 3 u. m. The II a. m. and ) 2. m trains
make direct connection at Anderson with HIM
tied trains for Elwood.
Express Department Consignments received
until u o'clock for delivery. same day. To
all points between Indianapolis and Muncie; un-
I'll p. m. for delivery 10 all points before 3
O'Clock next morning Including Muncie. Andef-
son. Alexandra, Elwood. Upton and Marion.
INDIANAPOLIS a. EASTERN II. II. 60.
General offices, Franklin building. All cars
depart from Meridian and Georgia streets.
For Richmond and intermediate stations Pas
senger leave the following hours: 6.sl
a. m, 1851 a. m. 1851 a. m, 1851 p. m, z-sI
For Greenfield. Knghtstown and intermediate
stations. Passenger leave: Fist car. 5sSI
a. M. and each hour thereafter until S51 y. m
Next and last car leaves at ii:l5 p. m.
at 5.57 a. m, 1851 a. M, 1851 q. m, 1851 p. m.
Regular Saturday Schedule
Ha.f-hour cars for Greenfield and intermediate
stations. In addition 70 the above schedule. leave
at S:27 p. m. All p. m, 5;S p. m, 6S p. m
Regular Sunday Schedule
Half-hour cars for Greenfield and intermediate
stations, in addition 70 the above hourly sched-
ule at 9.27 a. m. and each hour thereafter until
Z q p. m.
Freight Cars
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
Arrive at 7:55 a. and leave at a. m. Also
arrive at 2:25 a. m and leave AZ $3.50 p. m
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
BULGARIA'S NOTE.

CONCLUDED FRoM FIRST PAGEo
cess Clementine that Prince Ferdinand
would always find asylum in England.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
MANUFACTURERS

Z. NJ. time is in BLACK figures Trains marked
Caair Car; D-Dining Car. Except Sunday
f-sunday only tDaily except Monday
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD a


Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and wash
ington streets. First car at a. IN. and hourly
thereafter urtil 10 p m. inclusive. Last car
leaves u. m ON Saturdays and sundays
cars leave also Use. 2:S0. $50. $50 and 80
d.
Combination passenger and express car leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
at $50 a. IN. and 800 =.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-15
INDIANAPOLIS a MARTINsylLLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.
Waiting Room and station,
AZ Kentucky Avenue.

First car leaves from in front OF No. e. Kc,-
lucky avenue for Martinsville and intermediate
stations $50 a m. and every hour thereafter.
on the half-hour mark. until $50 p. m. The
40 n. IN. only TO MoOresviilc. the S-33
car runs to Martnsville and TIE next and last
car leaves ll.so y. m, running TO Martins
VILE
Leaving Martinsyie for Indianapolis and In
termediate stations. first az s-3o m and
every hour thereafter. on the forty minute mark.
until $40 d. M. The 40 p. m. car runs only to
Mooresvilie the $40 car 10 Indianapolis and the
next and last Leaves at 1910 running TO In
dianapolis.
Cars leave Mooresvilie for Indianapolis and
Martinsville at $50 "A.
Express car arrives at Indianapolis at 10
a. m and departs at $40 a. m also arrives a.
las y, m ard DEPARTS at 3:fO ID. m
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@N> CIN.. HAM. & DAYTON ny.
SStEA City Ticket Office. 8 & ION ILL st
CHI. IND. & LOUIS RY.
Lake Erie & Western R. r.

Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex......f7.is sio-ss
Toledo Detroit and Chicago lin. 20 rs. 20
Muncie, Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec. - IS ITO %
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SG6rmarRt.
8on 8. 3. 9aupt t.

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trittsfarte in Der 6anb 6aItenb
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nit bunten 8ilocrn betorirtcn 8retterz
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lid lit cs ihr, ol5 f9lige bic Sa6rz
marttsmuiif bon emit an ibr DIR: ge>
rube 10 flang 8etcr 9unnemunns alte
9rcborgcl, gu Oeren 8lGngcn or i'm
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rouiel in 8cpcgung ieBte limb
nie iic ben 8IGngen fol9t, fte6t lie alss
balO Dor cinem iol9en ubieit5 gelegez
men, aItmobii4cn, uni9einburen Gar
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mann aus! Sic itebt pie gebannt!
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cir!" iagt cine ettpns berbe, freunbs
Tide MGnneritimme. 1nb obne ii4 gu
beiinnen, ftetgt tie fpirtlid Elm
IS 1T ibr. uIs pdre fie picoer ell
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Nur oas @ei6.
Bon G9io b. StIct.

llngcoulbig unb baitig itieB ie BIZ
SpibC DC5 rotbIeibcncn S9irmes auI
bde Gflaftcr, baB es ~flirrte.
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8icGei6t fommt err leBt -.
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tcr; Supfcrbcbel an ii6 uno briidt(
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i6cn perIieben ben Waggon, muiter:
ter tic nit cinem sIei4giltigen 8tid
uno 9ingcn langIum Die StruBe Din.
Guf.
8;cbcr 5pei fdurfe @IodcnidI0q,
= cin Sauien, Gin paar blaue Sun:
fen rEtcr ben HGbern. Sic blidtc Den
W0gaon nad, bis or Inn bic gde qe:
DGaCn mar.
Sept fommt or tpobl ni6t me6r ..
Sic purbc pl0Bli6 10 tobcstruuriG
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prr trci Sagcn mitctnanocr gegan9cr
po.en, nit gcicnttcm aopf unb nil
ben S6ritten; bur6 bic eneen Strd:
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bpriibel nit ieinen morI6en 9oI5trep:
rem, tie gum Wufcr binubfiibrtcn, or
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mauer porbei, iibcr pcl6e bus biht(
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rer eepflcgten gromcnaocpeg EN-:
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miinbete. Die 9dume trugen cls
belle. lcu6tenbc, gelbgriine 2aub oc9
elIten Sriiblings; MIR Die 8aitanier
rolItcr ibre btden braunen &noipcr
nod nift ablegcn unb itredtcn i;t
fcul unb i9ldfrig in ben blouen 9tm'
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lag bic Wteterei nit Der groBcn, i9ct'
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ten Stf96en plaB unb i6dlte lang
fam lie peiben 9unbI6ube bon bel,
6inecrn. Dor i6r to1ten stpci Heinz
WtGf6en nit ibren 8G1en, bane6en
Iabeh Miitter unb Santen spiI6en
Soffeesldiern unb arbeitcten am RG6,
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lieber, bic 9u bciratbeft. gu pirIi
cine 6rdu nebmen. bic Oh Iieb boit, of
lie @elb bat pber ni9t. Sumter, ipirIi
9u cine 6rau heiratbcn, bieOu liebIt?"
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bdnn tiiBte er lie arf's Reue.
.9as lit main 9p43eitstug, TebIt
Dr." fluiterte iie, nuber ni4t fir Gd.
Sumter, 9u iouit fpdter beirather -
gIiifli6 fem emit icbr gIiidt II
1ein!!"
9iefbuntle gaht umgub lie in Dem
Mil6teler. Cine ubr f9lug in Der
Serne. Der 9unb iprang on ieinem
6errn empor, beuIenb uEo eifer7i6tig
rWd, i'd liebe Did, ia Iiebe Did,
flifterte "iie.
Damn iugtc iic inn n2e6etpobI" uni
mar peri6nunbcn.
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SdtsubiB. 8irgermeiitsr Gee.
ger, beIIsn nunmebr 24jGbrige Mmtss
seit i'm nG4iten Sabre ablduft, prrbt
bon ben Stabtperoroneten auf 2ebens.
5eit ipiebergenG6lt.
Wefterbauen IN. Die 6ieiiger
ginpobnsr 4nbreds 8ptgt unb 6ein,
rid Grfurt f%eierten nit t6ren 5rouer
lire %soIosnen 9oHssitsrt
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Sine + rdntfurter S6tl@
Discriminating. G5 1T betonnt.
baB S6iQer 1882 nit Shredder nQA
fyranffurt fam, BON uQGn W}itteln entz
bl0Bt, un0 oaB or i'm Qooen eine58u6~
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reno i6r 8~erfaTer pctgcbli6 Deriu3te.
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8ulocn 8ori6uB gu erbaltcn. Nttns
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fem W2iBcrfoIg that. Gr DerduBerte
cine Der qroBcn Shuumiin3en, Die er
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f6lageneS8u6, boriiber Elm &ran5 un0
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3rautIGou tenn3ei6net Elm Mauerdnz
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gciogt: Der Telegraph prci8 BON bic:
nu6 9ortartbur, Salientpan uno
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Der 8aiIerlia GbinoIiid 3elegraz
ptcnumt Sbontung StruBe, Sapauz
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Dab i6 Dir Crlaubt BADEN piiroe, {
niel gu iagcn? Sumter, id tpciB, bu'
id tront bin. 8loubIt Oh ni6t, bu'
es bic 8ranfbeit mciner Mutter ietr
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ber5ufommen. Sd tpoQte i'm fruger
bcpor 9u abi6ieo nebmen FAINT"
vOu, trant?" iagte cr. nunfinn
9u biIt rpiig unb geIuno."
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aud pa6r, obgIct3 cs notirli6 amber
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mid liebft, Sumter Strt."
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pa6r!"
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barum fragen, penn Oh fort biit, I'M
feb Der, Sumter, bas tpar mir bic groB
te 5reube, in meinem 9un5cn 2ebcn =
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geben."
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pa6r!"
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bah Su midi liebft. Dcpor bic Wutte
fommt, fage es mod einmal!"
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babe Niemanben por Dir 9eliebt I'M
perbe AUDI Niemdnben mad Dir lie
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A Tribute 10 Mrs. Ida Robin.

The death of Mrs. Ida Robin was
especially sad. A bride OF buta few
months, just beginning life, full of
hope and vivacity, to be cut down 10
the springtime of life seems beyond
human ken. On December 3lst last
she was married to Mr.. Wilbert Rob-
lin a well known young building con-
tractor of Allegheny. The honey
moon was spent at his hume when
Ida returned to Morgantown suffer.
ing FROM an attack of inflam natory
rheumatism. Despite the best efforts
of medical skill her suffering brought
on complications that caused blood
poisoning which of course proved
fatal. Her suffering was intense but
was borne with a heroism that was
remarkable. The mother, Mrs. Elma
Kinca'd, the brothers and sisters, the
latter OF whom are Cashier WE.
Arnett of the Second National Bank,
j. Q. Kincaid the grain and feed deal
er, G. w. Kincaid, Miss Jennie Arnett,
and Miss Katherine Kincaid have the
sympathy of all. Ida had been a
member of the M. 3. church for a
number of years past and died full of
hope. Her death occurred On the
night of May Sth. Her age was 2l
years, three months and s days. On
Sunday afternoon sad thrQpg gather
ed at the home on Clay street 10 pay
their last tribute Of love to the
youthful deceased. Her pastor DR.
Compton being i'll Rev. G. w. Morris
held very touching and appropriate
services. The Daughters of Rebecca
Of which Ida was member attend
ed in body and performed the finer.
rites of that organization. The
floral offerings were very profuse and
veay beautiful Alb.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Condemnation Proceedings for M. Il X.
Road at Mellon Chapel-Isaae Het.
rick Dismissed From jail.

A special session of circuit court
was held here Saturday by Judge
Mason. But little business came be-
fore the court. and it was completed
in time for the Judge to return on the
noon train.
The following chancery cases were
brought before the court, and orders
issued in each case:
+. NJ. Hastings guardian etc,
against Jesse II Hagans and others,
decree for sale, and decree confirming
sale of infants in coala oil lands IN
Battelle district.
Samuel G. La7zelle and Others against
Elizabeth Lazzelle, decree confirming
sale of LANDS made by l. g. Lazzelle
last Saturday.
Brock and Courtney against Ger.
trude Dusenberry, and Others, decree
for division of lands.
M. & X. railroad against trustee:
OF Mellon Chapel, condemnation pro.
ceedings institut ted, and a committee
composed OF Jabez Brown, John
Laird, Ira Baily, Virgil Vandervort
and c. J. Long, appointed to assess
damages.
State against Isaac Hetrick, i'm
prIsoned on lanacy charge, prisoner
ordered released.
The court adjourned to meets II
regular session In June.
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SAD CASE.
Miss Katie Quinn of Cheat Neck Again
Insane-Will be Returned to West.

Application has been made for the
admittance of Miss Katie Quinn, oil
Cheat Neck to the hospital at Weston
The application was made through
Squire Baker Of Cheat this week. The
young woman is being cared for by
her friends awaiting reply from the
hospital authorities.
The case is very sad one, Miss
Quinn belongs to an bonored family
and is very highly esteemed woman.
She lived with friends in Cheat Neck
for several years, when she was a little
girl but later was induced to go tt
Scottdale Pa, where her mother Their
lived.
About six years ago she had an at.
tack of mental alteration, but recov-
cred almost completely. About three
years ago, the family moved back into
this. county to Cheat Neck, and have
Fsince made their home there.
Last winter, her mind again became
slightly deranged, and this week she
became so badly demented, that her
friends had to apply for her admission
to the hospital at Weston.
Her insanity takes the form Of as
Stunning great responsibility. She say:
the government is in dire peril and
will soon come to destruction If she il
not sent to the rescue. She imagines
that she is to deliver the nation from
a great calamity.
This week Miss Quinn was being
cared for at the home of County com
missioner Beth Jennewine. One night
her mind was badly unsettled. Sht
refused to be quieted, stating that
the government at Washington wa.
was in great peril, and that she mus
be taken to that city at once in ordel
to save the country. Her malady b.
came so violent that Mr.. Jennewin,
had to get up his team at midnight
and start out with her. She thought
she was going to Washington and jn
sisted that she must get there thai
night, but she was taken to the home
of Squire Baker, where a physician
was summoned to conduct a medical
examination, preparatory to sending
her to the hospital.
The case has elected much sympa
thy from the many friends of the fam.
lily, which is very highly respected ir
all that country. The mother and
sisters of the demented woman are
tenderly caring for her. She makes
no attempt to harm airy one.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13
EXPERTS RETURN.
Work Will be Resumed in a
few Days on Model Road.
Section Being Built From this Place
to Lower End of Granville-Every
one Should Cooperate With the Ex-
perts and Those Engaged in This
Most Important Work.

Messrs. Sheets and Harrison are
here and win In day or so resume
operations on the section OF model
road which Is TO BE- built between
Morgantown and The lower end OF
Granville on the West Side.
They will begiu work 10 a few days
They were here last fall and worked
until the weather caused a cessation
Of the operations. The two gentle
men are engaged by the government as
experts to supervise the making OF
model roads in several states.
The county is put to no expense for
their service nor for the machinery
which is used in the work. The gov
ersmeDt builds ooe section at least in
any state wanting it done ia order to
give people practical examples Of the
best methods OF scientific road max
ing.
People who furnish supplies or per-
form labor in this work should do it
at the lowest figures. All who are in-
terested in the county getting an i'm
proved system OF roads should watch
the work and get pointers on how it
should be done.
1t is probable that section will be
built in Berkeley county under dlrec-
tion of these same gentlemen under
similar conditions. They will finish
their work early this summer.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13
LOT SALE
Masontown is to Have one on
May 20
Seventy live Lots to be sold in the
Town at the cad Of the NJ 4 k-Sen-
alter Elkins land his Investments
make the Town Certain to Become a
most Important Center.

make the Town Certain to Become a
most Important Center.
Arrangements have been made for
az auction sale Of lots at Masontown
on Saturday MAY % The Morgan
town Real Estate company will ham
die the sale. They have Land out an
addition in the town which is to be
the scene OF the sale.
Recently Senator Elkins has made
extensive Investments in and about
Masontown which is the terminus OF
his railroad He has started to baild
600 coke ovens and has given orders
TO erect SO houses over there to house
his workmen.
The addition lies between Mason
town and the site OF the coke works.
This makes it convenient for the
worl<men who must have homes.
Music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the University Brass Band
and several other features will make
the day a memorable one.
Purchasers will put thelrown prices
on the lots which will be knocked
down at whatever the public offers for
them.
Seventy five lots will be sold and
there will be no reservations. All
must CO. The sale will begin at II
and last until IL. II will be resum-
ed at l.30 and last until L. A goot
auctioneer has been secured to con
duct the sale.
Many people have been DESTROYS OF
making investments in this section
as there is a chance TO make big mon
ey over there and the sale will be at.
tended by big crowds who will get
some bargains.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13

The School of Music offers staff
of teachers that cannot be equaled
in the country, tor their summer
course. In Washington d. c. Mr..
John Porter Lawrence and Mr..
Anton Kaspar are kings in musical
circles, and IL Chicago Dean
Wrightson was honored and respect
ed as the head of his profession.
The rates of tuition make it spos-
sible tor any one to come here and
study, but let those right at home,
in our own city, support the school
in its noble efforts. Don't say it's
too warm or find any excuse. Study
with those great teachers and APP
preciate the opportunities offered
YOU.