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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
0erihtlihce.

Sine OreiwO6enlihe Sieuug bon
Common Yleas @ertdt wuroe Wtonta9
erOHnet, fir Welde $50 Sdlle our Ser.
banNlun9 uOrlie9cn.
llnter Den yIrue Bills" weldc Die
@el6morenen einberi6teten, befin0en
iiG aud % gegen Rcrionerl, Die Der.
iGllbte Sebensmittel %pertauften. 9ames
8. Gallagher BON Sem Aueuue uno
William Nut unO Satin BON gjrecn
0tio9e wurOen bes MteineiOs augetlagt,
e%riterer in SerbiuOnns nit Der gegen i'm
erbobenen 9lntla9e we9cu Sountagsuer.
tuuf, leetere in Serbiuoung nit cinem
Sale 9c9en bic Scranton Jtailwap Goms
pauie. Sine Aniabl auoerer Sla9en
wuroen BON Den @rObgei6worenen fir
berebti9t %gefunben, wdbrcno 1852 anflas
gen i9norirt wuroen.
6iiufSeBn @beideiOunseu purOen am
WiOntug bcpilligt, namIi6 9tuib @.
@ri9bt pom Soiepbine @risbt, Sulius
Goigtiewie; uon @lp6iSlama 0iOIptie.
wic;, Charles Siler bon MartBa 8.
Siler, 9nuie ID. 9Siaiams BON 9bos
mas s. Miaiams, Minnie q. Gl.arua.
ter pom 9Saltcr u. Clearwater, loretta
Bbilips pom SObn YbilipS, SOPHIA
mia Sater BON SenrD Sater, @oitb
Sall Don Clarence Sua, Sobn &.
GrOot uon WtauO &. GrOOr, SobuIou ..
Gin9lcp BON Wtarg q. Gin9lep, 3bO.
mas u. WicSaugblin BON 0tutb DC.
&augbliu, SSilliam u. Nlaion pom
aun =. a%llaiOn, Seniamin 3uDlor bon
Sarub 8. GaplOr, ROiina 9. g8ilIun
uOn Sinner 8. @iliOn, @milp 8rigbt
pom S8ulter u. S8riSbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Sbuls Sebpree.

0ia6oem S6ulratb &elib in Der
Wtonta9 Abeno ab9ebaltenen Seriumm.
lung beri6tet bate, Dap in Der Dir. 80
Sbule, na6bem CT Die Seueralarm
0loden 9elGutet bate, Die 600 Sinoer
Iih in 60 Sefuuoen aus Dem @ebGuoe
%entfernten, wurOe bic Srags %aufgewor.
len, wurum man bas Spltem nift in
alien S6ul9ebduben initalire unO ba
Die Wtit9lieber Su @uniteu Der Sadie
wareu, puroe iie benz Yau,@omit iibers
mieien.
als cine Ge6nuns fir S1S5 BON
auOitOr Bradbury ~uOr9ele9t uub beitGs
ti9t wOrben mar, erflIrte Der 8oriieer
auf cine Oiesbe;ii9li6e anirase. oaB Der
Seri6t Oes Serrn Bradbury bis sur
ndditen Seriammlun9 iertis ieiu wiirOe.
Srau 8. Q. Siebl. Setretdrin Der
SlOrence Wtiiiion, beri6tete in einem
Sriefe, oaB elm 9beil Der S~antiasunss.
@Ollette in ben S6ulen bieiem Snititut
iiberwielen perbeu wiirOen ; an bas Web.
rers@omite r%eierirt, Oas @rmd6ti9uu9
sur SeidluBuabme erbielt.
Oas Sod- uuO 2rainirsS 6ule Gos
mite idlug Dor, OuB bic ansebOte fir
elettriide Mai6incn ;uriiderltattst psr.
Den, Ou SufrieOeuitellenOe Staten nit Der
@leftriiden .Si6t @Ompanie uereinbart
wOrOen ieien ; au9enommen.
Sine aujabl Yeriesun9en unO Gr.
n%ennun9en BON Sebrern wurOen, wie
pom betreffeuoeu @Omite beridtet, gut.
geBeiBen.
auf SOri6lu9 oeS Saus9 Omite wurSe
Der GOntrutt fir cine Stiismausr bel
Der Dir. s S6ule an 80. s. 9fuSoD
iiberwieisn, Oeiien ansebOt $645 lit.
Das Yuu.@ omite marO inltruirt, in
9etreif Der Seleu6tuug Der DIR. 20,
% unO 30 S6ulen 81 beri6ten.
Sin Sertdt, OaB Elm 3immer in Der
@race STRIDE uno Gins BON 98iaiam
Stub al Siebcnter StraBe fir SiuOer.
9arten 3wsde 9emietbet woroen, parO
9~ut9ebeiBeu. Cont erbdlt MN ieos
WarO in Der Staot einen SinOersurten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

=
@rORarttge
9antiagnngS
MnsfeQnng
bon fciner
Sii6leinwanb.

&eid seitidtc SeiapanO MitteI'
itilGe, SoDIieS unO ScariS.
@edte iapancFi6r banb9eitidte
Mittelitilde uno @OBIies.
Glanp SpiBea MitteIitiife,
SOpIies unb Scarf8.
Seine SeinwanO Sinusr Sets,
runo, eif0rmi9 uno Diercdi9; 8il.
der nit entipre6enOen Seruietten.
Sriid geblei6ter SeinpaaO
Samait. - unb 80 Boil brett,
NIT p~aiienoen SerUietten.
Silberseblei6te Senti6e Slid.
leinpano uHb SerUietten.
2einmano Suda6af riageiGum>
te Sanota6er, ale @rOben.
Gan; SeinwauO Samaf SanO=
tiaer, nit fnOti9en 6ranien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

Sn Der leeten Sisun9 oes Tororts
Oes decentralization 5u~uerbunoes
beridtete Der geiiti9e susifu6, Oa6 Sebu
SeitIpielc fir oaS SunoeSs5 urnfelt ellis
%9elanIen Ieieu unO OaB ct ben /. 8reis
Dem Serrn SOnrao lticS in ct. Souis
Iiir bciien einscianOte Oi6tung ;uer.
faint babe. Der Sorort bate Orei
Rreile, $500, 5000 unO 500 aus0elebt,
bod tonnte Der AnSi6ub ni6t cmpfebs
len, ben Sweiteu mo 0rittcn Greis III
uertbeilcn. Bon Den iibrissn 5ritipielen
entlprah teins Ill 9enii9enOcm
WtaBe oenieni9en Der geitellten
AHforoernn9cn, welbc ais unerlGB.
LID gelteH muBteu. Oa aber Die Ser,
Ialier bon Ie6S anOeren Seitipielen gro
Ben SleiB unb bea6tenSwertbeS SUnneu
%betunoet, 10 empfabl Der AuSibu6, Oie
Serfafer eini9ermuBen fir ibrc 3tit
uno Otiibe Our6 3uwciiungen uon BE
trl9en, IuariirenO uOn $50 bis $25 III
entl6Goi9en. Den b0dlteu Ereis uOu
$50 crbislt SuuS 6ortmaun in Wtags
pile, isis. Das 6eitipiel bon Dies
miro 9eOrndt unO fiir Die auHiibruug
in Scene 9eiest werOen. Der Corona
3urnpercin unb Der Mount Sermon
2urnuerein, beiOe pom Diem Yort, mo
Der SoSiale 2urnurrein uOu YOrtlanO,
Oregon, wurOen in Den 8unO auige.
nommeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Wduue Gpuutp

SunesoaIr.-Deu @beleuten geter
3beobalb pom @rcsn StraBe lit cine
2Odter 9eboren wOrOru.-Giue Sieung
oeS Sebrer Sn~itttutes finOet Oieie 28Ode
bier itatt nno Die S6ulen iinO Oemjus
tolge 9eidlOiien.- Sri. Wteltiia Sdule,
bic perfloiienen 6reitag Su SericD Gitg
itarb, WurOe WtOntag pom Der gSObns
unS ibrer Sdweiter aus, 6ran 6rauf
8aBmann, i'm oeutiden lutb. 6rieObOic
beerOi9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

Gin Sessn fir bic altrn! Da
Der Srief .bes Ssrrn 9Ortel 9oitsien
uon 9iewburs, Mtinn., fir ii6 ielbit
ipridt, 10 uerOfentli6eu mir Osuielben
Obur alien SOmmentur. Serr GOiteien
i6rcibt Sd mO6te A0en gu wiiieu
tbur, mas 5Orni's alpenfrduter 9tuts
bcleber iiir mid gotham bat. SD bin III
meinem Soften 9abr un6 iiibls nun
Danf ben Strait b%rinsenOeu Giseni6ais
ten pom 6Orui's afpenfrduter SIutbeles
Der better, ais OieieS ieit 40 Sabren Der
Nall mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
StaOt un0 G0untb.
nniere Selrpbun Rummer 1T 1885.

= Sin ausge,eidnetes Wtittel se9en
9eiicrfeit lit Or. ausuit SDnis's Sam.
burger Sruittbee.
= Die iunse gieseriu Mar1 99ittod,
nelde i'm September benz 9. =. Sopells
Elm 2aiaenbu6 nit SOL entmenoet bas
ben iOll, murOe Samltag fir ibr geri6t-
lides @ri6einen inter $500 Siir9i6aft
seitellt.
Or. Soiepb u. 8a9ner, Der ieit
9abresfriit in einem SOipitut in Gtepe.
lamb, g., tbGti9 mar, aber anfansS Oes
Mtonats mad Bbilaoelpbia umiieOelte,
mar perflOiiene ISOLDE fir eiui9e Gage
Der SAT- ieiner @ltrru all Spruce CTR.
nSic" SOgun, welder Der Scran.
ton 0iitributins Gompanie $500 uuter.
Idla9en baben ioll, wGbrenO er ais Oercn
SertGufer funsirte, wurOe Sonntus
uerbaftet uno in @rman9elun9 pom
Siir9i6aft Dem @efdn9niB iiberwisien.
- Setter Sweisert unO feline Satin
Souiia lieBen 6reita9 ge9en Die Scrau.
ton GailwaD Gompanie cine Gntl6aOi.
9un9sfIase fir $4,000 eintraSerl, fir
Serlesun9cn, Wel6e Sestere an G. Suli
bel einem r%lnialle erbielt, ais iie einen
Sabnma9en Der @ompanie uerlieB.
- Staot.@ Ontrolleur @oitello fin.
Oi9te OOnHeritag oil, OaB er iif wieoer
nm bic bemufratiI6e Domination fir
oaS Imt bemerben niirOe. Oils iein re-
publituniider @esuer wirO pielfa6 Serr
@OwarO @tiele 9enannt, Der sescnwartis
itdOtii6er @ebilfs. S9asmeiiter lit.
- 9DOia 6int pom bier, Die Dor $50.
6enfriit ueri6wunO, wurbe an Don.
nerltus in 28iltes : Barre BON ibrer
Wtutter auf Der StraBe setrOfien unO iie
lieB oann lire So6ter perbaften. 9ta6.
Dem Oas WtaO9en ueripro6en bate,
iih in l3utunit better Su %betraSen, CAB
Die Wtutter uud uuo bra6te es mieoer
beim.
- Die Oireftoren Der @lmburit
SOuleOarO GOmpunie baben beidloHeu,
alien ju ihucll fabrenoen autOmubili'
item bic Senusun9 ibres SOuleparoS iu
perwei9ern unO oenielben OiesbeSiisli6e
Senadridtisuns seseben. sic wOllen
Die StraBe nidt Our9 SutOmObile, Die
ju iduell fabren. oils eiuen Ylae fir
SpaSierfabrten uerOorben baben.
- SIS lit m0slid, baB, nm cine Ser.
biuoung Swiibeu Der gaurel Sinte uuo
Der Ontario & 0eitern Sabn ber;u.
~itellen, Elm .SubwaD" erbaut perbeu
miro, nit elmer CHARACTERIZATION al Der
@fe pom Spruce StraBe unO 98Domins
auenue. Der Plau lit. Den 2uunel
ulter Dem centralen Sta6ttbeile einSi.
ridtel, uon Der 9e9enpGrti9en Citation
Der Saurel Clinic bis mad ben @eleiien
Der Ontario & @eitsru Sabu iiber Dem
Saduwanna 6luiie.
Das Serbit.G On;srt bes Scruns
ton Sieoertran3, init wel6cm aud Gin
Bali uerbuHOen lit, finbet Wtoutas
abeuo, Den 20. 9tOuember, in belicn
Sale an 2adawanna apenue ltatt.
0irisent @uSsn Suile bat Elm an;isbeus
oes &rOsram fir oas CONCERT sutpors
ien unb bOfft nit Den Y%Ortrdsen OeS
WtannerAOreS @bre einjuleseu. Sir
ben iol9enOen BAL pirO Gin ausse;eif.
reteS Sr6eiter Die 3an3muiit liefern
nnb an 9uten @rfriidun9en pirO sS
ieIbitueritduOli4 aud ni6t feblsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Sos gadopouuo 6ountn @eridt

= Oas gadapanna County @erift
bat iunerbalb ben lesten Smsi Sabren
III @beideiOunsen bewiatst.
- Oa Die Dipbtberitis in uerl6ieoes
mems taOttbeilen babier auftritt, 10 mod
ten mir sur SOrli6t mubncn.
- Gne SauI6reiner, pelde arbeiten
mollen, iinb bier bei6afti9t unO es f0ns
rten nod mebr oericIben 2lrbeit finoen.
- Sri. SreOa 9uowi9 bat cine Stele
ais soprano SOliitin in Der 3meiten
@resbDteriiden STRIDE in Scranton arls
genOmmen.
Die bieii9e Correspondent; S6Ool
Company" bci6lOB Scitern. ibr Supital
nm cine WiiniOn Dollars st erb6ben.
sic bebauptet, 10000 S6iiler su bas
ben.
- Der Sadawunna 6euermaun
WtablOn Swinsle uon 1926 aib StraBe
fiel Sienita9 gia6t I'M bieIi9en Sofe
BON Ieiner SOfomotiuc uuO tru9 mebr.
Jade Serleeun9en oauon.
- Die Del. q 8. So. .8aDsGar"
iticB geiteru WtOr9eu bel Suibwid nit
cinem 6ra6tSn9 Suiummcn unb mebrere
In9eitcllte Der c~riteren tru9en S!uetl6.
nn9en unO WunOen Oauon, BON oenen
jeoo6 feline 9efdbrlit linO.
- Die WtOOiic yate Giienbabn Ioll
bis nad Safe ariel uerlIn9ert unb lets
terer Ylas nod .mebr aniiebenOer 9e-
ma6t werOeu. @r.S6eriif Charles s..
S6aOt miro re9en lntbeil an Der Sa6e
nebmen uuO bat aus Oieiem @ruuoe iei.
uen antbeil in Der 9ouiumers Sis
SOmpanie uertauit.
- StaOtratb s. 6. Sriisermann bon
Der 10. 9SarO bate 6reitu9 cine reft
aufre9enOe @%rfnbrun9. Sumes Sberi.
ban, cin friibcrer 2tu9eltellter ieiner
SSerfe, mafte nit cinem Mteiier sinell
Ingriff auf i'm, jeOO6 l6lu9 Sam
Srumcr ben Serl prompt nieoer unO
entwaiincte ibu. SHERIDAN warO ipa=
ter lpegen Dem 9lu9riff fir ieiu seri6t.
lidcS @ri6ciuen utter $500 Siir9idait
Seitellt.
- 8iliam GDun, eiu Sadawauna
2%ele9rapben Operator, u%crbinoerte
SOnnta9 0iadt Elm @rad auf Oieier
G~iienbabu. Gr bsmertte udmlif, oat
ge9eniiber Dem alten Gompunie Saber
al Saduwanna gpenue mebrere 5eles
srapbenpfOiten um9eiallen unO iiber Die
@eleiie grfallen wareu mo oa ein i3ug
baIO Tali9 mar, 10 ilaggirte CT Oenielbeu
urO ucrbinOerte oaOurt, OaB Nerielbe in
bic Sbltruftionen rannte.
- Sn Dem Star G6eater befam
Sumitag 9iadt wdbrsnO Der SOrltells
ung Elm Wtanu einen cpileptii6eu aniall
unb ais mebrere WtGnner ~ ieirem
Sciltano eilten, CAB eS gani pl0elid)
cine Yauit mo bic anpcienOen eilteu
in wilOer 9ait ulO uur auf lire eigene
Siherbeit beOadt. ben auS9Gu9en St.
Die $anit le9te ii6 nidt. bis ale gu.
l6auer lid aus Dem @ebduoe eutfernt
batten unO es lit Elm 8uuoer, baB ME.
maro 9efGbrltd Uerlest wurOe, mas
sum Slid ni6t Der Sail mar.
Sier friibGrc S6atmeiiter Oes
Counties murOen an Oienitag BON Der
StaOt uertla9t, nm OaS @elO Suriid;us
erbaltcn, OaS lie ais 9Ommiiiioueu pom
@etrdnteliSenien iif u~nei9neten. Die
SetreiicuOen IinO Gbarles y. S6aOt
fir $15,756.07, ID. s. Sellp fir S12,.
S13.O6, s. q. SCRANTON fir S26, 493..
80 mo .. &. YOwell fir SIS, 462. 81.
Oas superior 9eridt bat in mebrcreu
sleidrn 6dllen eutidieOsn, Sa6 bic
S6aemeiitcr uidt bere6ti9t iiu0, Com,
miiiionen jl erbeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

= CUR Ssqusmli6teit ibrsr 9lusc.
itellten miro bic Sudawunua @iisnbabn
einen arbeiter;us iuitauiren. nm bieiel.
ben ieoen Gag mad uuO BON ibren 9Bsr.
fen in Ssgier SulIsp gu fabren. Der
3ns miro ieOeu WtOrsen pom Der 9abu.
abiabreu unO abenbs Siriifteb.
rem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Spe;iea fur Srater :

Gin gutter, Wtittel9rOBe, tpertb 35 @ents,
oieler Serfauf muir % Gents.
Wtr baben aud ben rRoDal Star Bra,
ter", EXTRA gut. Breiie na6 @rO6e
uno Qualitdt, SOC bis Sips.
112 Stiide Dinner Serpice, wcibes
Por6ellan, solc9eitreift unO punftirte
Strife, gutter @ertb gu $14; bieicr
Serfaui nur $40.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
3Wci grObe
SpeSialttGten.

" 3Oa geblri6ter Samaf gu
$l.00 Die @ue. Nie SuUor fur
peni9er wie 1925 U~erfauft.
" Sol iriide Seinmano Ser=
bietten, $3.50 DaS Ouseno. Vie
6uuor fur lpeni9er ME $3.50 Der.
fuuft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
- Old ituIiruii6e 0tesieruus ldBt
nod 16 SOrpeOOboOte auf Der S6i,
dau'i9eu SSerft gu Gliding bauen.

- Der Seiiel elmer 0ampfbrei6.
mai6ine %erplOOirte auf Der Sarm pom
Samuel Suufimun in Der 9idbe pom
SupOrte, Sno., uno Der ~1Oidbri9e
S8urrcu Saiett unO Der 6Oidbrise
Sobu SOltenbOuie, beiOe aus GItburOt,
WurOen auf Der Stslle setOOtet uuO
iebs anOers PsriOuen erlitten Serlsts
unsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Tiir Die 9anfiagnngS=@ o6c.
Sansbalt- 9l6tbeilnna It

Spesielle Nreifc fur Tleifd : Gcs
f6irre fir pisit @O6s, 70 Iauss Der Dor.
ratb rtibt:
10 3Oll brett Oben, wertb SOC, MIR 2nc.
16 3oll brett Oben, mertb Soc, nir 25c.
IA 3oll 9Olo9eitempelt, wertb 25c, nur
10 Gents.
Nnoere. critic Slaiie 98aare bis III SOC.
100 Stiide OtnnersS erpice, or%eiiarbige
OetoratiOnen, CUTE 9a"-rtirte 8or.
Sellanwaare, pertb S12; Oiclrr Ser
tauf nur $500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
GEOLOGIST BLATCHLEY
RECEIVES MANY QUERIES
+. S. Coffin, of Parke County,
Wants to Inaugurate a Two
Hundred-Acre Skunk Farm.

In State GeolOgist Blatchleys daily mail
are many interesting queries. but the prize
winner was received yesterday from +. :.
Coffin. Annapolis. Parke county. Mr.. COT
fin writes that he has vacant 2oO-acre
field and plenty Of spare time. He wants
to inaugurate monster skunk farm on the
20-acre field and asked Mr.. Blatchley for
fun information on skunk raising.
VIII wire poultry netting keep skunks
from escaping?
How would YOU raise skunks?
These and other questions were asked Mr..
Blatchley in the letter
There are several different ways Of rails
ing skunks.'' unused Mr.. Blatchley yester-
day. as he gazed at the letter from An
napohs. When | was a boy we raised
them with ira ps: after they were raised
a fOrked sticiS is excellent for raising them
II YOU can get one of the animals on the
other end.
This is the reply which Mr. Blathcley
gave his Annapolis questiOner:
Il regret To say that l cannot give you
full directions for raising skunks Whether
OF not poultry netting will keep them
within a 201-acTe field / cannot say. How
ever. | believe that il would If IL were
buried several feet under ground. Planks
sunk three or four feet down will probab bly,
prevent them from burrowing out OF your
4O0-acre field. My only knowledge Of skunS-
raising is based on a half-acre lot, where
county"
State GeolOgist Blatchley further advised
Mr.. Coffin TO write the Department of
Agriculture at Washington.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
AMERICAN EMPLOYER,
A NEW PUBLICATION
Edited by Edward Insley, 1t Will
Make Its Appearance Some
Time in February.

The first number OF new weekly to be
called the American Employer. will be is
sued in this city about the middle of Feb
ruary. Edward Insley will be the editor
and general manager.
1T is not true, as has been reported that
this will be the official organ of the National
Manufacturers Association. the Citizens
Industrial Association of America and the
National Employers Association" said
Mr.. Insey YESTERDAY "The enterprise is
entirely private one. supported by private
capital. However. we expect 10 make il
largely an employers organ. and to con-
Germ ourselves chiefly with the wage ques-
ton. And we have some assurance of re-
gard from employers associations But
none of them, nor any of their officers will
be responsible for what the American En-
ployer does or says. Our hope is To furnish
a medium for bringing about better under
standing between employer and wage earn
er, and we shall devote particular atten-
ton TO the unorganized class of wage earn
ers. which. after all. is by far the largest
class in our wage earning population.
The American Employer has no quarrel
with the labor unions They have organs
and organization. and are amply able to
take care OF themselves. Unorganized labor
il i'm different position.
All our plans are not ready for an
nouucement. but / can add that arrange
ments have been made for extensive adj
Nertising, ana that We have reason to ex-
pect substantial subscription list at the
beginning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
CITIZENS GRATEFUL
TO JAMES M'CAIN

The citizens of West indianapolis all
grateful to James Mccain. of 500 Division
street, and they expressed their feelings
yesterday afternoon by means of a letter
written in red ink and signed by the CRATE
full citizens committee"
The heavy snow yesterday morning COW
cred all the sidewalks with nearly a foot
of fuzzy white. and it made it rather hard
on the people of West indianapolis who
had to take long early morning walks be-
fore going TO work. Thoughtful of the well
fare of his fellow-beings, Mccain built a
snow pillow out of timber. and, hitching his
trusty horse TO the article of his own man
ufacture. he cleared all the sidewalks I'm
West Indianapolis of snow and made a
fine three-foot path all over that part OF
the city for the pedestrians. meeting of
many citizens was held yesterday after
noon, and b. L. Fox. A. G.. Cook and David
Tulis were selected a committee OF three
to draw up resolutions thanking Mccain for
his work. The committee. with great care,
drew up set Of resolutions. which they
wrote on a long sheet of paper in red ink,
and last evening they forwarded the doc
ument to Mccain. He was highly praised.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
HORSES FRIGHTENED BY
STREET-CAR SWEEPER
Hack Team Runs Away on South
Meridian Street, but No
One Is Hurt.

a hack from the Horace Wood livery
stable was partially demolished. its Occu-
pants and driver were badly frightened. and
not hurt as the result of the team becom-
ing frightened at street car snow sweeper
on South Meridian street yesterday morn
ing. The team started TO run up on the
sidewalk wnen first frightened, but We're
stopped. Then the sweeper started again.
the team took fright anew and started on
a dead run down the street. After going
two blocks the hack struck a telephone
post and stuck there. the horses breaking
loose. The driver was thrown. but was
not injured. The occupants OF the hack
jumped when the horses first took fright
Both doors Of the carriage were broken or.
the lamps were shattered and the tongue
snapped.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
BUSINESS CONCERNS
IRE INCORPORATED
Indiana Wooden Manufacturing
Company Has Capital of
100000.

The Indiana Wooden Manufacturing Com
pany, capitalized at 100000 was incorpor-
ated yesterday by Henry T. Benham,
Frank c.. Laird, Daniel y. Chenoweth.
Robert j. Espy and others. indianapolis
is given as headquarters of the new COM
pany.
other interpretations were: The Warsaw
Elks' Association, Warsaw. $4,000, by NJ.
L. Strickler Louis b. Chapman and others.
The Muncie Gas Engine and Supply Com
pany, Muncie, $4,000 capital, by a. l.. Kit
selman, John w. Smith and others
The Iroquois Transportation Company,
Michigan City, increase i'm capital stock
from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Linton Semi-Block Coal Company,
Elwood, increase in capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000
The Charlottesville Oil and Mining Com
pany of South Dakota. capitalized at
81 200 600, admitted to Indiana.
The Caldwell a Drake iron works Co
lumbus capital. 100000. James Taffel & Co..
Springfield, o., admitted to Indiana, with
offices at Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
BOY IS ENTTCED AWAY
BY YOUNG COMPANION
Judge Stubs Sends the Latter,
Court Gregg, to the Reform
School at Plainfield.

Court Gregg, a sixteen-year-old white
boy was sent TO the Reform School yester-
day by Judge Stubs on the affidavit of his
father that the boy is incorrgible. Gregg
enticed Bert Elstun boy of the same age,
away from home, and the boys left the
city. Elstun is a paroled boy from Plain
field, and Judge Stubs found him a posi-
ton at the Haugh- iron works.
The Gregg boy had asked the Judge to
recommend him for position at the same
place, but the judge would not do it, owing
10 the boys habits.
Gregg persuaded ElStun TO stay away
from the Haugh-ketcham iron works. and
they beat their way to Rushville, where
they spent the night with an aunt of
Grcgg's. When the boys left for Cincinnati
the next morning Gregg stole a pair of
gloves and six towels from his hosptable
aunt and traded them for whisky i'm Gin
cinnau. The boys returned 10 this city
Saturday evening, and Gregg was taken
into custody. Elstun will be given employ
ment at the Haugh- ketcham iron works.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
VIII BE Heard Saturday.

Governor Durbin has fixed Saturday morn
ing for the hearing of extradition proceed
ings against Il. +. Adams, of Vincennes.
Adams is wanted by Chicago authorities
on charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses. Governor Yates. of Illinois. has
issued a requiSition on tine Governor of In
diana. and its execution will depend upon
the outcome of Saturday mornings hearing.
IL is alleged by his Chicago accusers that
Adams obtained a loan in Chicago, giving
worthless mining stock as security.
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In Police Court yesterday morning Carl
G.. Fisher. of the Fisher Automobile Com
pany. and George Medlam were arraigned
before Judge WhallOn in answer to charges
of running an Automobile faster than the
law allows and not having the initials of
the owner on the rear of the machine.
Fisher said that the machine was "A new
one out of the store, and had no initials on
1t because il was merely being tried out,
and the case against him was dismissed.
Medam was fined So and costs for fast driv-
ing. and he turned the money over TO the
city clerk. glad 10 get out of the Police
Court at any cost The men were arrested
on a warrant sworn out by Patrolmsn Hos
tcfter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
DR.. ". II. KLUGE SAYS
HE Has TWO LICENSES

An attempt will be made by the Indiana
State Board of Registration and Examina-
ton to debar DIR. William Herman Kluge.
11O4 Linden street, from practice on the
ground that he does not possess a license
granted by the board. 1t is alleged that he
is not a graduate of a first-class medical
school and that he was refused a license
when the new medical law was passed
Kluge has n license granted him I'm 1908
and says Furthermore he had a license prior
to the passing of the new law. He intimates
there are other motives that prompted the
fight TO debar him from practice than d
desire to carry out the dictates of the law
DIR. Kluge is jail physician and claims there
is spite work behind the movement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27
LIBRARIANS PLANS
FREELY DISCUSSED

State Librarian William z. Henry. Miss
Mercia Hoagland and others will address
the school for library instruction at the
Statehouse to-day Fifteen attendants dis
cussed technical questions at yesterdays
session of the school.
Friday morning the class will visit the
Indianapolis Public Library TO investigate
methods employed in the Juvenile depart
ment. Miss Saltmarsh. who is in charge Of
the department, will address the school to-
morrow. Mrs. G. r. Earl, a member of the
State Library Commission. will give an adj
dress Friday morning before the visit to the
City Library.