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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-02
Luxurious TranscOntinental Train.

New York Special.
The Harris Palatial Car Company will
organize under the laws of the State of
s1.0OO.OO0 for the purpose of operating
train of five rolling palaces between New
York and San Francisco, with so many inn
provements and convenences that Fifth
avenue hoted patron will not know he is
out of New York if he doesn't look out OF
the windows. This five-car train the COM
pany proposes to build will be known as the
Waldorf-Astoria de luxe train. Its patrons
will be kept exclusive by the fact that the
passengers will be booked from one of the
best hotels in each city through which 1t
passes. The train will have everything
from palm gardens to a laundry, and
nothing a patron of the Waldorf Astoria
can get by pushing a. button will be lack
ing.
To make ii unique arrangements have
been made with the railroad lines over
which the train is to pass to have il COM
plete the trip across the continent and back
In ten days so the train will leave with it's
passengers every tenth day.
The idea is the outgrowth of the defunct
Harris Palatial Car Company in Boston,
which went under in an avalanche of litiga-
ton over patents and ownership of stock
in 1889.
eff we find the scheme takes" said Mr..
Harris, 1--WE will put on additional trains
so as to have three week leaving New
York and San Francisco. We have capital
and men behind the scheme, and il is only
a question of a few weeks before work
will be started on the new cars. A schedule
will be issued Immediately on their COM
DletiOn''
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Andrew Wood. freight agent of the Big
Four at this point, has returned from
two weeks vacation spent in New Eng
land.
The Chicago Great Western has pre-
pared specifications for forty passenger
coaches, to be furnished within the next
few months.
NJ. c. Cleveland, the recently retired di-
vision engineer of the Big Four, yesterday
accepted a similar position on the Toledo.
St. Louis * Western.
The travelling passenger agents will meet
I'm New Orleans this month and an effort
will be made TO induce them to hold their
next annual convention at Indianapolis
Plans have been perfected by the en-
gneering department of the Lackawanna
for the erection of the companys new To-
comotivc works. The estimated cost will
be nearly 81, $4,000
George s. Hodgins, of New York assist
ant editor of the Railway and Locomotive
Engineer. Is on "A Western trip visiting rail-
way Offices and railway plants for material
OF technical nature.
President Tuttle. of the Boston & Maine,
| talked with employees and dissatisfaction
was removed. Vice President Van Elton,
] director Of the Boston & Albany. tried this
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-02

PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN STOCKINGS
Chief Quartermaster's Office. Chicago, III,
Aug. %. 1903. Sealed proposals. In triplicate
Will be received at this Office until II O'Clock
noon Monday Sept 2S. 1903. for delivery at either
thicagO. Philadelphia. Boston or san Francisco
depots. Of 10000 pairs wooden stockings. heavy
quality. conforming I'm all respects TO standards
ana specifications. Government reserves right 10
reject or accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Preference given TO articles OF domestic
production manufacture, conditions of quality
ana price Including in the price OF foreign pro-
auctions and manufactures the duty thereOn)
being equal Particulars and blanks Tor propo-
Sais Will be furnished upon application knVe-
iopes containing proposals to be Endorsed Pro
posals for Wooden Stockings" and addressed TO
LIEUT. COL w. H. MILLER, Deputy ar Mr.
General, I'm charge
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ARRESTS IN HAITI.
Two Former Ministers Accused OF
Handling Fraudulent Securities.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Sept. 1.-The
commission of inquiry into the financial
scandals is continuing its investigation.
NM. Gedeon and St. Victor, former min
listers under the administration of Presi-
dent Sam, who accused of being bear
ers of Haitien government securities, fraud
ulently issued, have been arrested. There
is talk of the impending arrest of several
persons of prominence. President Nord is
determined To vigorously prosecute all
those implicated in the frauds.
Alleged extensive frauds i'm the issue of
Haitien government securities, involving
about 100000. were discovered several
months ago. II was charged that the Sc
curities were fraudulently issued with the
completely of the National Bank of Haiti.
The President appointed committee of
investigation in spite of the opposition of
the Ministry. which. however. took similar
measures. In address to- the soldiers
of the guard. June 29. President Nord vigor-
ousIy denounced the action of the chambers
and national banks as being hostile 10 the
government. The last dispatch from Port
au-Prince. July Is. said state of siege had
been proclaimed and the national guard had
been called to arms.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-02
NANCY BROWN IN COURT.
She Alleges that Her Property Has
Been Damaged.

Nancy A. Brown filed a damage suit in
the Superior Court yesterday, alleging that
because of defective drainage, water col
lects in pools on her premises, at s64 West
North street. Clara Robertson, who owns
the adjoining property. is made defendant.
Miss Brown asserts that two years ago
the defendant purchased the property and
erected an apartment house, which she has
since rented principally to colored fami-
lies. and that the lot was so graded that
it slopes from the middle to North street
and back to the alley in the rear. Whenever
it rains or SHOWS, the plaintiff says, the
water and filth runs over on her ground
and collects in stagnant pools, greatly en-
dangering the health of the neighborhood
and. greatly depreciating the value of her
property. She says that a drain was con-
structed, but it only makes matters worse.
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Not Causing Any Worry.

The report that Jacob Miller will bring a
damage suit against Clerk William E. Da-
Wis and Marriage License Clerk Sourbier
and their bondsmen, is not causing much
uneasiness at the clerks office. Miller
claims that his daughter was given IL
cense to marry Charles w. Liebhardt on
Aug. II, and that his daughter is only six
teen years of age. The license was issued
on the girls own affidavit and that of
young Liebhardt that both were of legal
age.
Clerk Sourber stated yesterday that both
the young couple could be indicted for per-
jury, both claimed they were over
eighteen years of age and made affidavit
to that effect.
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THE COURT RECORD.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.

Duncan Vincent; violating hotel law.
From City Court. Defendant and bonds
man called three times in open court and
came not. Bond of SIS wholly defaulted.
Joseph Tilberry; assault and battery.
From City Court. Defendant arraigned and
pleads not guilty. Evidence heard. finding
of not guilty.
Amelia Curtis: provoke. City Court De-
PENDANT arraigned and pleads not guilty.
Evidence heard, finding OF guilty; fined 81
and costs.
New Suits Filed
City of Indianapolis W. Lizzie Bernhardt;
violating milk ordinance. Superior Court,
Room
William T. Small ct al. vs.. NJ. OConnor
e. Co.: notes. Circuit Court
Conrad Jennings VS.. Charles NJ. Rock ct
al; note. Superior Court. Room l.
walter A Tyler VS.. William II. Beatty:
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INDIANAPOLIS, sHELBYvILLE q
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION co.

cars leave Indianapolis fer Shelbyvle and all
intermediate stops from the corner OF Washing
IN and Meridian streets on the following hours;
s. - 10. II a. m, J. O'Clock noon and i. :.
a 3 s. :. (. and II 20 y. m
cars leave Shelbyville for indianapolis and all
t,ternetfiate stops follows: 4.57. 5:57 SO.
~ so s.57. 1857. II 81 a. and 1881. l.s7.
go All s:05 5.57 $751; 1851 s.57 and III 30 p.
-Ecund-trip tickets. Indianapolis 90 ShelbyNille
can be pure hased at Hucer's drug store. corner
Washineton and Pennsyivania streets and az the
4, - Fusley pharmacy. Stubbins Hotel block
- saturday and sunday Special Schedule
Du saturday and sunday. beginning az a. m. i.
n ca will leave indianapolis each half hour
.x,.eotiGg $50 and $50 a. m. and J 81 go and
1f.s0 u m. The last ear leaves az midnight
eaNing ShclbyNille, the will tho
half hour, beginning at al "A VA. excepting 7 81
and 1l:g7 A. m. and 2:z7 and 7:e7 p. IN. Last CO
Will ieass shelbyyilie ut ii:ss y. N
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-SEPT. 1.
Births.

Joseph and Setna Fora. city. boy.
Charles and Bessie Easter. city. girl
Henry and Nellie Schmidt. g2S Sheffield. boy
Luther and Nettle Waggoner. 1924 Haugh, boy.
Charles and Mary Sielon. sol Tacoma, t~in
girls.
Milton and Mary Dear. SO Lincoln. girl
Michael and Nellie Corners. 81 South west
boy.
James and Maggie Lyons. 90 Maple, girl;
William A. and Wilhelmina Resener, 900 PARK
way. girl.
William and Maggie Viner. 23l6 Sheldon, boy.
j. 8. and Hannah Hawke. 1879 Morgan, boy
David and Kate Clark. 1886 Lee. boy.
Fred and Meude Pearson. 1874 Belmont, girl
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csreral Offices Franklin building. Ali
depart from Meridian and Georgia streets.
Tor Richmond and intermediate stations. Pas
senrer cars leave the following hours: 6:57
a m $50 a. m, 1o:o1 a. m, lz:of D. m. 20.
10 m and ASH y. IN
For Greenneld. Knightstown and intermediate
..attons Passenger cars leave: First car 5:s7
-, and each hour thereafter until s:57 p. IA.
Nsxf and last car leaves at 1l:15 u. m.
denomination passenger and express cars leave
AZ s.s7 a m Isl a. m, I:57 a. m, 1851 p.
and 1851 p. m. 60,
rY,,f hour cars for Greenfield and intermediate
,a9eons in addition to the above schedule leave
at S:27 p m. AZ p. m, S'2I p. M s'H p. m.
anu 80 Regular Sunday Schedule
rIaifhour cars for Greenfield and intermediate
lions IN addition 10 the above hourly sched-
&c AZ s.27 a. m and each hour thereafter until
III p IN. ,,,,. -.
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
Arrive at 7:5s a. and leave at a m Alse
srrive at 2 % a. m. and leave at 800 p.
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"UncIe Peter Bines," the leading
characteristic David Harum. SO to
speak-of "THE SPENDERs," is n de-
liGhtfuI persOnagc of whom the au-
thor tells just enough to make the
this story Will begin In the journal
Sept. 9.
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In the Superior Court yesterday Mrs. Ma
RE Dohl sued the Indianapolis Traction
e. Terminal Company for 5000 for inju-
ries received in alighting from a Bright
wood car at "Phllips's Switch" in Bright
wood. While in the act of stepping from
started the car with jerk, throwing her
heavily to the ground, where she struck on
her head. wrenching and twisting her side
and shoulder, causing her to become uncon-
SciOuS
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Jessie Phillips in Court.

A preliminary hearing Of Jessie Phillips,
the girl charged with numbering Ray r.
Carr a railroad man, was heard in Police
Court yesterday morning. The girl was
bound over to the grand jury. number
of witnesses appeared and the evidence
given showed that the girl had showed Carr
downstairs and was responsible for his
death.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-02
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


instruments filed for record in the recorder,
oficc Of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Sept. l. 1908:
Ernest G. Showers to Josie L: Poynter.
Lot $685. Armstrong Park add. ......... 5000 90
Reuben w. Murphy ct ux. to John, w.
Smith h. Lots lS2 and lss; e. T. Fetch
ci Smith NJ e ss Clark ct us to John W.
add, West indianapolis. Also, Lot 2s2
Clark 4 osgoods I'd add. West In
Cora A Worreli ct al to Greenberry r. ''i'0-00
Burdsal guardian Lot .. Charles F.
Roboins,s Haughville add ...... 10000
tindais Lot As, III. r. Aliens Haugh-
Sarah J. starWat ct al. to csro,;ns NJ 1910
Parsons Lot ID. Blk II. Braden ct ais
AiSert Call et mx SUP isrr, 10000
Lot g.. seidensticker & Naltner's sub, 100
The indianapolis S. and I. Company to
Eugene Saulcy, Lot g. Sarah j. Blacks
sub. James Johnson's East Oho-st.
Grin B. Mccarty to Alfred F. Potts 10000
Lot e3I. Armstrong Park add. 1900. 10000
De PAW University y. to Mary Biebneer.
Melissa ]. Cornelius ct al to Frank L. WV
e asG%as i ISs Columbia sEswPs Thirty
Philoxenian Lodge. No; A. l. o. o. F.
w. Lancaster's Belmont-av. add, West
Mary l. I. FAIRY ct Al: 70 Anna NJ Locke, '''O0
Lot SO. Cranes North a6d............ $50 90
Taylor; Lot IA. Latta's LIST Meridian
Sarah j. Wright TO John Ullrich ct al
Lots and 10. Chambers e. Tomlin-
son 8 ADD, lrvington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600 90
Lena H. Meyer ct al. to William NJ
Jillson ct ux, Lot 1885, Allen &c Roots
North add ;;...-.:....:..;... .....:.. 5000. 90
Agnew Lot 5: Jacob Thie's sub. A.
e. F1etcher's LIST add ................... l. 900 90
Anna Braselton ct al. TO Court Fisher
ct al, Lot 3. Blk 3. Caven & Rock
woods East Woodlawn sub, T. & C.
Railroad Company's sub ............. 2ooo a
Elizabeth II. c. Kreber ct al. TO Agit
Sahm, Lots So and 9s, j. H. Ruddeii's
Greenwood add ............ 10000
Charles s. Lewis to Lucy M Hartar
ton Heights sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Elizabeth Hart to Abram c. Murphy
pit OF the W "a. Sec %. TIP Is. r s.. 500 90
Isaac c. Walker ct to Levona C.
Ingram. Lot z, Louthaine Co.'S
Southeast add Observation-Disclosures. lgOo
Emma A Yesgle to Christian Yeagle
Lot S2 Ruckie & Hamln's sub. John
Isaac c. Walker ct ux. to Cora MAY
Ingram Lot 3. Louthaine & Co.'S
southeast add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
Isaac c. Walker ct ux TO John r.
Henry. Lot 2. Louthsine & Co.'S
Southeast add ............................ 1880
George T.. Bridenbucher ct TX TO Charles
Is. Sommers. Lots 100 and 10. John
w. Browns Southeast add Also Lot
IS, EIters North Mcridan-st. add. 10000
Northern Investment Company 20 tire
Union Trust Company. trustee, pt OF
the H. Sec a. TIP ls. r 3........... 500
Christian Yeagle TO Emma A. Yeagle
Lot 80. Ruckle Hamlins sub. John
sons heirs add .........l................. 100
Transfers 2S. total consideration 81. -eo %
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Marriage Licenses.

Thomas II. Hargrave and Ida Gordon
Charles Watts and Katherine Smithey.
Martin A IAskey and Mona +. Lawless
ARIEL Bailey and Grace Toon-
Daniel Price and Gertrude Cook.
John Albrecht and Marie z knostman-
George L. Berry and Ethel r. Gailmore-
William Faulkner and Edith Cook.
Harry A Rothhaas and Villa Strahl
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UNDER CIVIL RIGHTS ACT.


Case Against Landlord Hayes.
Justice Smock rendered a decision yes
terday in favor of Philonides Hayes, pro-
prietor of the Hays Hotel, on West Wash
ington street, in a damage suit brought
by James r. Averitt, colored, who claimed
that Hayes had refused to serve him a
meal on account of his color. He demanded
statutory penalty Of 500.
The testimony, however, failed to show
a refusal on the part of Hayes, who mere
ly asked him to eat in separate room
from the main dining room. This room, it
was shown, had been used for dining pur-
poses, and the justice held that under rthe
civil rights act Averitt had no right of
action. and gave judgment for the de-
PENDANT.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BELL-The funeral services OF Edna Virginia
Bell will be held at her home, 10 East st: Joe
street. at 43J D. m. Wednesday. Sept. 2. Friends
invited Burial Thursday at Elkhorn Cemetery.
Richmond. Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L Hurlbert. widow OF
Lewis G.. Hurlbert. late OF Aurora, Ind, at 2
a m Aug. 81. aged eighty-hve years Funeral
at her late residence. 1890 North Pennsylvania
street, Wednesday Sept. 2 1903, at p. IN.
Burial Thursday at Aurora. Friends invited.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-New Rambler automobile. Address
Box !. care the Journal.
FOR sALE-Or rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs w. d. ALLISON CO.. sos ". Alabam
FOR SALE-The latest map Indiana and the
1900 census: prepared especially for the Journal
by George +. Cram. The famous map publishers
size, 30x4S inches, strong map paper; tin rods
at top and bottom embracing handsome hve-
color map OF Indiana on one side, corrected to
date. showing all railroads. all new postoffices
counties In colors. railroad stations and all nat
ural features. marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns,
etc. the other side contains a fve-coor map OF
the world and the United States; SO cents. post
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address MAP DEPARTMENT. the Journal. In
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION CO.

Station, Magnolia building. corner Kentucky
avenue and South Capitol ,L-...
For Anderson Muncie, Marion, Alexandrias
Elwood and Upton and intermediate stations,
leave 4:I5 a. and each hour thereafter uhhii
s:15 p. m. and il is y. m
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie ar.
irving in Anderson in 4 hour and 70 minutes ana
NIucie in hours leave at s and ii a m anc =
and %. m. The IL a. m. and y. m trains
make direct connection at Anderson win I'M
tied trains for Elwood.
Express Department Consignments received
untii 10 o'clock noon for delivery, same day, TO
Ali points between Indianapolis and Muncie: un-
tiI 4 o. m for delivery TO all points before
o'clocl next morning including Muncie. Ander-
SON Alexandria Elwood. Upton and Marion
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC

In the matter of the estate Of Arthur :. Bales
deceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court. September term.
100 ''
Notice IL hereby given that Pleasant ". Bales
administrator Of the estate 81 Arthur =
Bales. declared. has presented and filed MS ae-
count and vouchers IA final settlement OF slJ
estate. ani that tse will come IN for
examination and action OF said Circuit Court on
the 18th day ~ September. 1913, a which time
all heirs. creditors legatees OF said estate are
required 20 appear In said court and show cause
- any there be. why said account and vouchers
should not y approved And the heirs OF said
sstate are also hereby required, at the time and
place atcfexaid. 10 appear and make proof OF
sossr hsi-ship PLEASANT w. BALES
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INDIANAPOLIS a. MARTINsvILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.
Waiting Room and station,
AZ Kentucky avenue.

First 'cer leaves from in front of No. AZ Ken
tuckv avenue for Martinsville and intermediate
esstions at $50 a. m. and every hour thereafter.
on the half-hour mark. until $50 p. m The
7-s0 % m car only to Mooresvflle. the $50
cav runs 10 Martinsyile and the next and last
car leaves at 1850 p. m. running 10 Martins
Vile. a.,
leaving Martinsville for Indianapolis end In
terr.ediate stations first car at 5.55 a. m ana
every hour thereafter. on the forty-minute
marx until GEO p. m The 740 r. m car runs
onlv 10 Mooresville the $40 10 Indianapolis
and the next and last leaves at 1890. run
ming TO Indianapolis.
cars leave Mooresville for Indianapolis -
Martinsviile at 800 a
EXPRESS car arrives at indianapolis at
a n, and departs at $40 m: also arrives -
las d. M. and departs at $40 p. IN.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has duly qualified as administrative OF estate OF
Ernest l. Shelton. late OF Marion county Indi-
ana. deceased. said estate = supposed to be
solvent. ELIZABETH SHELTON
Al mi. III
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DIED.

--~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-----~>~-~
HOLLETT-Mr. Woodland II. Hollett, at go
a. m Monday. Aug. 81, OF superative peritoni-
It's Martin3ville. Ind, aged hfty-four years
Will be buried from his residence, $40 Warren
avenue. West indianapolis. Thursday at p m
Interment Crown Hill. Friends invited. Dan
vile. Ill, Brownsburg and Arcadia, Ind, papers
please COPY.
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HIGHER COURTS, RECORD,

SUPREME COURT.
New Case
201s6 James B. Glow ct al. VS.. John s.
Brown ct al. Montgomery Circuit Court
Record. Assignment of errors. Joinder ca
Notices CD served below.
APPELLATE COURT
Minutes
1850. Henry L. Stock administrator. VS..
Philip, J. Euler. Vanderburg Circuit
Court. Appellants brief (S.
1886. The Ohio Oil Company ct al vs.
Levi Letamore. Huntington Circuit Court
Appellants verified application for writ of
certiorari
4S49. Abraham Bush ct al VS.. German
American Building Association of Indiana
Madison Circuit Court. Appellants brief C0
4S4S. William j. Voc eft al VS.. Scott X
Newcomb. Madison Circuit Court Appel
lants' brief C).
New Cases
1866. Bernard II. Rem ct al. vs. United
States Cement Company. Jefferson Circuit
Court. Record. Assignment of errors In
term. Bond.
1867. l.. n. Iibble VS.. Willard r. Roberts.
Vanderburg Circuit Court. Record. As
signment Of errors. Joinder.
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Deaths.

Sarah E Keller. hfty-hve years. 525 North
Pine. cancer. -
Emma l.. Hurlbert. eighty-hve years I4-o
North Pennsylvania. erysipelas -
Jacob n. Rheineheimer. sixty-three years loo
West Walnut. obstruction OF bowels
Harold A. Ferguson. 1913 Fletcher, tuoercu-
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LOST-Brown Western gi-hirted mare, 1914
hands high; ~. G. brand on left shoulder; two
white hind ankles: halter rope tied around
neck: s. reward. Address II. F. BLYTHE, 2103
South East 81. Phone Brown 1916.
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
LOST.


FOR RENT-Modern residence: l13 Z. Michigan
Also 1l5 same. j. o. STILLSON.
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Mary Pfingcr repairs. 4s7 North State. $500
August Kuhn. addition. North Capitol. 81. Z09
J. NJ. Chisiman. dwelling. I4oS McC'lain, 81, 400
Jacob Hahn. addition. Michigan street. 500.
w. X. Ennis. cottage. Roach street, 1910.
Anna Nelter. rebuilding 1857 Union, $500.
J. c. Duncan. porch. 1925 North Illinois. 500
William Delaney. brick addition, 1857 High. s5oo
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senator Hanna Continue. to Improve.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1.-The condition of
Senator Hanna is reported as considerably
improved. He expects TO be able TO re-
sumo his usual duties in two or three days
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-02

complaint to quiet title. Superior Court,
Room 2
Sara Young VS.. William Young; divorce.
Superior Court, Room =.
James W. Coffield VS.. California Coffield
divorce. Superior Court, Room 3.
Marie Dahl VS.. Indianapolis Traction &
Terminal Company. Superior Court,
Room 1.
Nancy A. Brown VS.. Clara Robertson;
damages. Circuit Court.
Stephen B. Loveless VS. INDIANAPOLIS
Board of Trade; damages. Circuit Court
Frank j. Smith VS.. Mabel E. Smith:
divorce. Superior Court, Room g.
Lena Hampton VS.. Alvin w. Hampton;
divorce. Superior Court, Room ].
Sadie B. Fox VS.. Truvat ID. Fox
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The Indianapolis Gas Co.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

i. NJ. time Is In BLACK 6rures Trains marked
tins; Daily; s-Sleeper; P-Psior Car; c.
Chair Car; D-Dnipg Car: Except susavf
Sunday only .pailv escent Monday