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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

INDUCED in, the little folks repaired to
the dining room, where refreshments
were served. In the center or the table
was beautiful birthday cake, upon
which were nine lighted candles, indi-
eating the age of the little girl.
81 Ono Of the main features of the eve
ming was Jack Horner Pie, which
afforded much fun for tho young iolks.
The first prize was won by Miss Belle
Gayle and tho second prize by Master
Stuart Mayo
Among those present were Misses Eva
HIIllyson, Lizzie Durrctt, Mary Carneal,
Grace Nuckols Edith Cnrneal, Belle
Gayle, Matte Nell Carneal, B!anch Muck
OILS, Lottie Dlckenson Masters Robert
Gayle, George Carncal Sanford Beas-
ley, Harry Kemp, j. d. Carneal, Stuart
Mayo. and others
Piano Recital.
Tho pupils OF Mr.. A. i. Unkel gave a
recital Of unusual attractiveness Friday
night at the Woman's College.
Tho programme. as delightfully."- varied
as 1t was charming In execution, was pre-
scented by Misses Salome Stiff. Page
Jones, Della Dudley, katherine Noting
ham, ELLA Fleet. Uldne Walden, Lila
Osborne, Sophia Moore, Edna Estes and
Laura Lawton. The playing OF each pu-
pil revealed n beautiful touch and q good
musical style.
Mr.. Charles 3. Cooke, tcnor. added
largely to the success OF the recital BY
his singing. An appreciatlveg audience
heard with much pleasure the following
programme:
invitation au bal (polonaise).." Calvin
Miss Salome Stiff.
True Happiness. ..Lange
Miss Page Jones.
1Ieliotropo (Tone-Picture) ....Schultze
Miss Della Dudley. .4
Open Thy Lattice {Serenade) $500. .Gregh
Mr.. Charles 3. Cooke.
lie Papllon (Bluette) .Goooaerts
Miss Katherine Nottingham.
Joie D'Amour (valse Caprice) .Netdlnger
Miss Ella Laurie Fleet.
Mnzourka on. 2......,... ......Leschetlzky
Miss Uldln Walden.
Tho Nightingale Song... .............. Zeller
Mr.. Charles B. Cooke.
Humoreske, op. AZ. No 2......N N. v. Wilm
Miss Lila Osborne.
Traumes Wirren (Dream Visons).
Schumann
Miss Sophia Moore.
valse Brll!ante, A Flat Major. Chopin
Miss Eda Estes
Coquetuela .............. .Larregla
Miss Laura Lawton.
Betrothal Announcement.
Mrs. Robert Carter Braxton, Of No. 11Oe
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WARRENTON, VA.

Especial to Tho Times-D lspatch.)
WARENTON, VA, May 2l,--At re-
cent meeting of the members OF the war
renton Hunt Club tho following oIncers
were elected: President John d. Hooe;
Secretary John s. Gaines; Treasurer w,
S, Sewers. on the governing committee
are j. *. Maddux. ], n, Townsend Z.
r.. Passanno and II. Edwards Y. -
Benner was elected Master OF HOUNDS,
The sum of $3.50 was contributed 70 ,ne
club by Mr.. Jno. r. Townsend OF NJ 81
and several interested friends who will
hunt here next season.
Mr.. William r. Helm has sold through
G., W. Smythe & Co., OF Warrenton, MS
home on culpeper Street for $1,000. MT,
Thomas. OF Norfolk, is the purchaser
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MISS Roberta Allen, Mrs. A. w. Patter-
son.
Brahms.
Introduction... .....Miss May Groener.
Ballad. .......... Mrs. II. o. Williams.
Hungarian Dance in D. Minor-DElat--
and +. Sharp Minor. .Mr. Roger Pryor.
Wagner.
IGlsa's Dream. ................ Lohcngrin.
Aria from Nine. Anita
Heincck Lloyd.
Music and Recitatlons.
a. decided musical and literary feast
will be afforded all who avail themselves
OF the opportunity to attend the musical
and benefit performance that will be CIV
en- Thursday night May Goth, IN Corcoran
Hall for the building fund of East End
Baptist Church. The following Unique
programme will be presented:
Professor w. Carlton keene, magician,
hypnotist and ventriloquist-Thc man Of
Mystery.
Old Hickory Farm ouartette.-Joseph
Cherry, T. p. Davis, r, "A. Jones and L..
II. Phillips
Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
the World Laughs with you.
Messrs Freeman and Wilson--Tne
Song of the Cities.
The West End Angels Mandolin Club
Music Hath charms to sqothe the
Savage Breast.
Hamilton Enos-MusIc la Graph
sophone.
Joseph Bickcrstan-With his Pneu-
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TarmvIlle who have so far pledged
about $500 to this cause, The enrnes,
workers promise to turn their attention
Mt once to members OF the faculty. from
whom generous contributions are expect
ed then to the alumnne and Board OF
Visitors, and to the citizens Of Virginia.
and Interested friends in other States.
The girls are sanguine OF success, allow
Ing themselves several years TO secure
the entire amount needed. Only one
normal school In the South. that a.
Greensboro. N. c.. has y. W. G. a:
building. Tho girls Of the State Norma:
School at Farmville are determined 70
have the second
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West Main Street. announces tho engage
mcnt Of her daughter, Miss Bessie Carter
BraXton, to Mr.. Colson Everett Hamilton,
OF Brooklyn, N. Y. The wedding will
take place in June.
Personal Mention.
Mr., and Mrs. James G. TInsley. accom-
panied by Misses Clara and Augusta
Tlnsley, were among those booked to sail
by the Transport Line steamship Mnne-
npols leaving New York for London
yesterday.
Other Rlchmonders who left New York
for London yesterday were Mrs Fletcher,
Miss Anne Fletcher, Miss Bessie Ham
mond. Miss Mamie Baushman and MIR,
NJ. NJ Straus
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Block, of No.
zoo East CLAY street, will leave for New
York Tuesday. and sail from TINT citN
Thursday next to go to Germany and
Berlin. They Will be the guests In Berlin
of Mr.. Blocks mother, whom he has not
seen for twenty years. Later Mr.. and
Mrs. Block will spend some weeks in
Paris and London, remaining abroad un-
I'll September
Mr.. Henry II. Crout, manager of the
Blue Mountain House, Washington coun-
~. Md, is at the Jefferson Hotel for
Sunday. MIR Crout is IN Richmond looking
after former guests OF MS mountain re-
sort and will leave Tomorrow Tor WASH
ingron.
Mrs. Mary r. Parker and Mrs, NJ. T.
Green, OF Halifax, Va, are the guests OF
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VETERANS GATHER At NORFOLK,
MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 18TH,

s1.e5 ROUND TRIP VIA N. & w. RWY.
roay at Norfolk. C. v. Camps from Rich
mond, Petersburg and other points will
be present to participate In the parade
and other exercises OF the OCCASION; The
Norfolk and Western Railway will on
that day sell TO veterans and their
friends. round trip tickets to Norfolk
at sl,25 from Richmond. and 81 from Pee
Ing Richmond $50 A. NJ. and leaving Nor
FOLK, returning. at Z F. NJ. Tickets may
he obtained from j, p. Wagner, city pas
senger and ticket agent. S3S East Main
Street, or w. Steele, ticket agent. Byrd
G, II. BOsLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
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Wooed With Securities.
Specinl to THO Tlmes-Dlspatoh.J

Especial to The Times-Dlspatoh.)
BALTIMORE, MD. May 21.-An ante-
nuptial agreement, under which Charles
Lewis married Mrs. Catherine FefIli when
he was twenty-eisht years old and she
sixty-sIx. WAS the defense OF LOWS IN.
the suit against him by Mrs. Emma For
sythe, daughter OF the ate MIS-. LEWIS
by her first husband. Lewis told :he
court that he never wooed the woman.
but that she sought him and offere.t
him stocks and bonds if@he would marry
her.
Mrs. Lewis's daughters and srnndchtl.
dren charge that Lewis married the aged
woman to get possession Of her property.
and that he induced her to part W'tn
property valued at $4,000.
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Mrs. Robert Barker, No 10 East Grace

Mrs. Robert Parker, No. 10 East Grace
Street.
MIR. +. e. Hairs friends will be pleased
TO know tbHt Ills condition still coti-
tinues to improves. though his progress
Is both slow and painful
Mr.. Burnhnm q. Grove, who spent the
winter In Richmond In attendance Upon
the University College Of Medicine. hds
returned to his home In Iuray. Mr.. Grovo
made n host of friends In the city who
hope to SEQ him again In the fall. q
Or. o. ". Jcwctt, who has spent tho
past seven months In Arizona and Calf
fornn for his health, has returned homo
somewhat improved III health.
Mr.. and Ntrs Burton Gny have returns
ed to Richmond from pleasant visit TO
friends In Norfolk.
Mrs. Homes, OF Boydton, Va, is spend
Ing some time at No. 215 East FRANKLIN
street.
One Of tho pleasant events OF last week
was the german danced Friday evening
Mt Lakeside. In which the member Of
the younger society set were all en-
gagged.
3
Tho silver ten and stock sale hold
Friday afternoon at No 307 East Frank
lin street, Under tho auspices of the
Seventh Street Christian Church Mission
Society, proved decided success n good
~ sum being realized by the young ladies'
Interested.
The song recital Mt the Won1ans Club
Friday afternoon by the Faithful Circle
of Kings Daughters, Mrs. Charles Bos-
we'll. leader, was Il beautiful analr.
Mrs. Warren Mrs. Slater and mrs.
Hoen sang splendidly. Miss Roberta
Aliens violin selections were very fine
and Mr.. John Powell's rendition Of his
piano numbers superb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Valentine are
with Mrs Valentines mother, Mrs. Bragg
until the completion OF their handsome
new house at the northwest corner OF
First and Franklin Streets. !
Miss Matte Baskerville Is having n
delightful visit to friends In Boydton,
Meckenburg county, Va
Next month 'the finals" at the differ,
ent Virginia institutions will begin. Az
ready the Richmond girls are making
their preparations, and number OF the
be the bellies at the University OF Vir-
ginia, Washington and Lee. Virginia MIL
ltary Institute and Virginia Polytechnic
Institute commencement germans.
49,
Mrs. Henry venable, OF Norfolk, Is visit
ing her brothers, Messrs Wight at No.
1910 West Main Street.
Mrs ownen Cox, Of Portsmouth. and
children, will be the guests Of Mrs. cox's
parents next week. Mrs. Cox Will also
act as matron Of honor at the wedding
OF her sister, on June 8th.
Little Miss Ann Gentry. OF Norfolk. will
DO the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Ycager.
The circle OF Kings Daughters. In
the Service Of the King will meet at the
Home for Incurables Monday at 420
y. M.
The last dance to be given In Marshall
Hall under the management Of Mr.. a. B.
Cousins will be given Thursday eve
ming. May Goth.
Invitations arc also being issued for
the closing german. to be held at MUIR
phys Hotel Tuesday evening. May 3lst
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Mrs. r. j, Griffin and Mr.. Columbus Cans
epa, Miss MacsWeeney accompanlst; re-
citations by Miss Eleanor Stcnurccher
and Mr.. Thomas Ryan, selections by tho
Arion Quartette-Messrs. Smith, Burns,
Morecoolt and langford cornet solo by
Miss Bernice Slower. with Miss Rosina
Stcinbrecher us accompanlst
The ladies will serve refreshments I'M
modiatcly after each entertainment in
the Brothers yard adjoining Cathedral
| hall, Ninth and Marshall Streets.
Progressive Euchre.
A very enjoyable progressive cuchre
| PARTY was given Friday afternoon by
| Mrs. Julian r. Green. Of No, 1916 Park
| Avenue assisted by Mrs, n. r. Stanton
Embrcy,
Refreshments were served after prizes
| had been awarded to Mrs Kate Harbour
| Howard, Mrs Joseph O'Connor and Mrs.
| Sallis MONTGOMERY Brown. The guests
| included Mrs, D. C. Richardson, Mrs,
! Howard Mrs, u, l.. Knudson, Mrs. Frank
Coates, Mrs. j, H. Lake, Mrs. @, W.
Massic Mrs. Thomas F.. Minor. Mrs, r,
l.. ifochler. Mrs. sallie Montgomery
Brown, Mrs O. ID. James, Mrs. II, G. Nc
@Parren, Mrs, o. c. Luxford, Mrs y, NJ.
Shepherd Mrs. w. S. Beazley. Mrs
Joseph O'Connor, Mrs, Oliver p. Blanken-
ship, Mrs David Prosser Mrs, Thomas
Herbert, Mrs. Ramon -. Garcin and Miss
sallia Smelling
Birthday Party.
An enjoyable birthday party was given
Friday afternoon from to 0 O'Clock In
tho home Of Mr. and Mrs W, Allen Dick
enson. IN honor Of the ninth birthday an
Hiyersary OF their little daughter, Lottie.
Attes muslc, gamas and racitations were
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s1,25 NORFOLK AND RETURN s12s
THURSDAY, MAY 18TH.

SPECIAL TRAIN VIA N. g W, RWY.
l,he Norfolk and Western Railway will
run an excursion from Richmond to Nor
folk and return on Thursday. May 26th.
Round trip tickets from Richmond sl,a6,
and from petersburg, 81. Good only on
special train leaving Richmond $3.50 A. NJ.
and leaving Norfolk, returning, at r,
M. Tickets and full information at COM
pany's office. sSS East Main Street. and
at Byrd Street Union Station.
q, II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
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Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. May shuster. OF
Washington y. c.. are guests at Mrs,

Da's.
Mrs Faunteroy and Miss Fauntleroy
Of Stanton. are at Mrs. Forbes's.
Mr. and Mrs. f, a. B. Portman will
sail on the 18th for England.
Miss Stabler, OF LAUREL Md. is visit
Ing her brother. Rev. w. Fl, Laird.
Miss r. r. Kloman Is a guest Of Mrs,
j. 3, Britton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

The state Bank of Virginia can fur-
nish you with checks that will be cashed
on presentation without personal iden-
Worlds Fair.
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A. P. ". "A. Badges.

A. P. v. A. Badges.
| All members of tho Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities IN
tending to 20 to williamsburg for the
tinveiing Of the Burgess monument, May
goth. and wishing to have badges, should
send their names to the first vice-presl-
dent of the association, No. 10 IIast
Franklin. Badges may be had without
cost to A. p. v. A. members upon appli-
cation to Mrs. John Il. Llghtfoot No.
COG North Tenth Street
Recipient Of Social Honor
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne Is tho guest
in Cincinnati Of Mrs Grosbeck, the pres
ldent Of the Ohio, Society Of Colonial
Danes
Mrs. Claiborne has been handsomely
entertained at luncheons. dinners and re-
ceptions. Both in her official capacity as
president of the National Society of
Danes and by right of her charming
personality, Mrs. Claiborne has been tho
recipient of marked social honors which
are most gratifying to her many Rich
mond friends.
Natural Bridge Excursion.
on Tuesday, the 2lst Of June, Mrs. W.
s. Murray will give one Of her highly
enjoyable excursions to the great Ma
tural Bridge oe Virginia. This superb
structure, one Of the wonders Of the
world, Is on the western slope OF the
Blue Ridge mountains, overlooking the
James river valley. 1t approaches Nj
ngara in grandeur and equals 1t In pic
turesuueness. The excursion Is for the
benefit Of the Masonic orphans, and the
price of the tickets will be less than one
half Of the regular rates.
Memorial Day, May goth.
Hollywood Memorial Day, May Goth,
will fall this year on Monday Many
flowers that are usually sent from the
country will be hard to ship over Sunday.
so that contributions from Richmond
friends will be doubly acceptable.
The express companies bring FREQ all
flowers addressed to tho Hollywood Me-
lnorinl Flowers from the city can be
sent to Miss Bnughman. No. u East
Main Street, before 10 O'Clock, May GOTH
There Will also DO a committee at tho
Soldiers section on that day who will be
glad to receive them.
Last year beautiful flowers were sent
from Seven Pines. The address OF the
kind friends who brought them has been
mislaid, but 1t is hoped that this notice
may induce them to contribute again.
1t is hoped that all will unite in the
work of decorating the Confederate
graves, and that the burden will not fall
on q few, SO that while private sections
uie not ileBiecteu' ~ VIII pe a. oiiCe dp-
parent In the Soldiers section that Me-
mortal Day is kept in deed and in truth.
Festival and Musicale.
a May festival and musicale will be
given In the Brothers schoolyard, Ninth
and Marshall Streets. Whit Monday, May
ed, from to 6 o'clock p. NJ.
[ An attractive programme will include
singing by the boys OF st. Peters Acnd-
omy a solo by Miss Mario Bazzill and 4
chorus singing by the Junior class of
! st. Josephs Academy.
| In an evening programme to be pre-
scented in Cathedral hall at S:15 O'Clock
there will be music by the West End
| Angels, singing by Misses lucy, solos by
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matte Flute
Harry Lucy-In the Latest Hits of
the Day.
j. W. Tyson-In Most Original
Role
The Lucy slstcrs-singing and Dancing,
Miss frankie MISUNDERSTANDING
Mrs, Annie Mitchell and Mrs. Rayberg-
Vocal Duet.
Miss Eula Bailey--Rectation
Others taking part Will be Mr.. Adam
Diacout, Miss Rosa Grassperger Miss
Irene Robinson, Miss Ida Lee Robinson.
Mr.. Roy Mountcastle Miss Bessie
Wright, Miss Ethel Atkins. Miss Lille
Kelley. Miss Yertna Taylor, Miss Bessie
Dean and Miss Peal Watson. Tickets
for the entertainment can he procured
from Frank Brazzolara, No. G27 North
Twenty eightb Street; T. L. West, No.
100 North Twenty-seventh Street; Mrs,
Gregory, No. roo North Twenty-Hfth
Street; Christian n, schaaf. No. COS North
Twenty-nfth Street; j. A. Fisher, No 10
North Twenty-hfth Street; Eaton's Phar-
macy, No 725 North Twcnty-eishth
street; lSlrkwood's Lunch Room. No, l2oS
and Branch Il. Aliens, No, SS6 East Main
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Invitations Received.

Invitations have been received In Rich
mond from The senior class for the
graduating exercises Of Trinity College.
10 take place jung 9th To sth, IN Durham,
y. q.
The commencement programme begins
With commencement sermon, 10 be de-
liyeted June 9Th, al II =, NJ, ny President
william De Witt Hyde. Of Bowdoin Col
less
The bacealaureate address VIII be made
Tuesday. IgIa 1,h. AZ Dr Frank G
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,ooooooooocoooooooooo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'm THE SOCIAL REALM -.

woodward, OF Richmond MIR. Goodwin
paws Ellsworth, of Washington, y. CT
will give the alumni address Tuesday af-
tcrnoon ,iA65
Thc graduating orations will occupy the
evening of Tuesday. Professor Francis
Greenwood Peabody, Of Harvard will
deliver the commencement address We'd
nesday at 1880 A. NJ, and the comforting
Of degrees afterward will close the ex-
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The last dance to be given In Marshall
Hall under the management OF Mr. "A. B.
Cousins will be given Thursday eve
ming, May Goth.
Invitations arc also being issued for
the closing german to be held at MUIR
phys Hotel Tuesday evening. May 3lst.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-03
THOMAS A. WINNIE WILL
LEAD THE MARION CLUB
Regular Ticket Largely Successful
in One of the Most Exciting
Contests Club Has Known.
FRED w. SHEETES WINS

One Of the warmest elections ever held in
the Marion Club was the contest that took
place yesterday. over 500 votes were cast,
and. with two exceptions, the entire regular
ticket was elected. Perhaps the warnest
fight was for the Office of sergeant-at-arms,
Sam c. Shut receiving go votes and Fred
w. Sheetes 292.
While the members were awaiting the re-
turns of the election the corridors of the
clubhouse were filed with men prominent
in club affairs and politics. Thomas A.
wynne, who was the candidate on both
tickets for the office OF president, received
5S7 votes. Those elected are:
observation-disclosures a. Wynne, regular.
First Vice President-Albert e. Uhl, reg
ular.
Second Vice President-Fred c. Gardner,
regular.
Third Vice President-Clarence w. Mich
OILS. regular.
Secretary-Robert D. Machan. regular.
Treasurer-Henry L. Hearsey, regular.
Observation-Disclosures w. Wells, regular;
Milton ID. Hayworth, regular; Vincent c..
Clifford. regular; c. Edgar Elliott, regular;
Lew w. Cooper, independent
Sergeant-at-arms-Fred w. Sheetes, indie
pendent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-03
EDWIN BROOD MYSTERY CONTEST
One Hundred Dollars I'm Cash Prizes win
Be Paid to journal Readers

The Jodrnal offers 500 in prizes for the
hest solution of the mystery LETT unsolved
nv the death OF the great English novelist,
Charles Dickens
THE last work of Mr.. Dickens was a story
entitled The Mystery OF Edwin brood"
The great tale teller had woven tangled
skein OF mystery around the tragic disap-
nearance OF an unfortunate young man OF
uealth The novel promised 10 be one OF the
Greatest Of -0ickens's works. But before he
RAJ completed the book death overlook the
author and no man knows what the end
was 10 have been.
Monday Feb. $ the Journal began the
nnhiicatfor as a serial story The Mystery
~ Edwin brood" Every man and woman,
how and girl in Indiana may enter the COM
nefttion for the solution prizes The terms
sf the contes. are such as 10 make the COM
Detitfon an entirely open one and one in
which THE READER OF LIMITED EDU-
CATTON HAS AN EQUAL CHANCE OF
ST-(scFsSS WITH THE STUDENT OR
THE MN OF LETTERS.
CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST.
First-Six cash prizes viii be given, as
<oltows: First 5000. second, $500, third,
40 90. fourth. fifth and sixth, 500
Ssecond-At the conclusion OF the contest
che nrize-winning contributions will be pub
ssshed with a number OF the better sOlu-
lions which will have received honorable
mention.
ave hundred words.
NOTWITHSTANDING. GRAMMAR AND
LITERARY STYLE WILL NOT BE CON
SIDERED BY TILE JUDGES. The contri-
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buttons will receive consideration onIv %
solutions Of the mystery. The most Dlausi1
bic and convincing manner of ending Mr.
Dickens's unfinished story will be cboSan
and the manner OF the telling will 49, -
considered important NC
Fifth-Contributions must be WRITE.
one side of the paper only and Address, on
the Contest Editor of the journal - 70
dianapolis. IN
SiXth-No contribution will be raca,,., :,
fore the conclusion of the publicatio-, 20 os pc
story in the Journal. All contrtL vi the
must be received within one vaet- :, =. IONS
conclusion of the story. 'er the
SeVenth-The contributions will - - .
by the contest editor and will he s,,Er NEE, nied
by him, without comment or cboi u
the judges of the contest. who u,iiSS 10
upon them and announce their ~ pass
Checks will be mailed TO the vi3nfe,1o I sion
the day the awards are announced upon
JUDGES OF THE CONTEST
The following gentlemen have bsar
lected TO pass upon the contributions &c,
make the awards: ana
William Pinkerton, of Chicago ba,
the famous Pinkerton Detective ArencI, oi
Capt. ]. L. Kinney. chief of the Inei,..
apolis detective department 'u'an-
The Hon. Fremont Afford, iudpa -, a. =
Criminal Court of Marion county tue
An installment of the story win co.
each day until the completion or the sto,.i
There Will be no coupons, subscriution -
ceipts. other requirements. The con,.
IS open to everybody. ''eSe
Study the contest conditions ana trv for
a cash prize '
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-03
PRISONERS IRE ILL
IN THE COUNTY JAIL

For a short time yesterday the Marion
county Jail was more of a hospital than
a place of detention provided for criminals.
Charles Smith. of Southport. serving a
sentence for petit larceny, developed a case
of measles yesterday morning and was re-
moved to the City Hospital. About twenty
inmates OF the Jail were exposed and more
may become i'll.
Yesterday afternoon George Price serv-
ing a sentence for embezzlement, was taken
from the jail TO the City Hospital, suffering
from pneumonia. O'Leary, charged with
the brutal murder of his wife, was much
better yesterday and it is now believed he
will recover. He has been suffering from
pneumonia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-03
SYMPATHY FOR HELL
IS THE ADVICE GIVEN
Canadian Evangelists Are About
Ready to Leave In
dianapolis.

Hell should always be spoken Of in a
sympathetic manner" was one of the
phrases of the Rev DR.. Crossley at the
Meridian-street Methodist Church last
evening. He used the subject of HELL" and
continuing said: ''XYho will not be there?
children, Christians, Christ and music.
Who will be there ?-the drunkards, the
fallen angels and the liars. What will be
there?-sin. suffering and remOrse. There
will never be time when God will not love
the sinner" At the meeting last evening
Mr.. Hunter and Mrs Schafer, an evangelist
OF Chicago, sang duet which was very
much appreciated by the large audience
present.
The last Bible reading of the Canadian
evangelist occurs this afternoon. To-
night they will have song service and to-
morrow night they will give their farewell
service.