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Glass MEN WANT
LOWER FREIGHT RATES
Delegates at Meeting of Bottle
Manufacturers Want Reduction
in Shipping Charges.

Committee reports were received yester-
day afternoon at the monthly session at
the Claypool of the Flint Bottle Manufac-
turers Association. The most important
report was that concerning freight rates
because freight. rates govern the price at
which products are sold.
There are but few manufacturers west
OF the Allegheny mountains VINO are not
i'm this association and these are clamoring
for aGmittance.
The need of such an association is i'm
perative. as uniform rates are necessary
and the price OF jobbing work must be gov
erncd
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INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave Pcnnsylvania
and washington streets for Southport. Green
wood Whlteland. Franklin, Auity Edinburg.
Tavlorsvillo and Columbus. First car al a. M
and every hour thereafter unu =. m The
last car leaves at ll.15 p. N Al and 10 p.
cars leave Tor Franklin ana intermediate points
only.
Combination passenger and express car leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood
only an $50 a. m. and $40 p. IN.
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.

The receipts Of stock FOR the hrst half Of this
week show decrease OF over Zoo hogs. an i'm
crease ~ little less than 600 cattle and slight
decrease IN sheep compared with the same time
last week. and little change in hogs "A decrease
or over 700 cattle and over 900 sheep compared
With The corresponding time year ago The
general cattle market Vas fairly active. but not
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single Makers want ~open shop.

ESCANABA. Mich. March 9.-The Shingle
Manufacturers Association OF the North
west held its annual meeting to-day and
passed a declaration Of principles TO re-
serve the right 10 hire whoever il chooses
of the union and at whatever scale of
wages mutually agreed upon; To allow no
interference by unions, 10 guard against
sympathetic strikes, iock-outs and bow
colts and 10 discharge men as il sees fit
II. II. Downing, OF Minneapolis. was elected
president.
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General Ofiices Franklin building
ALL, CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS.
For Richmond. New Castle and intermediate
stations cars leave at $50 "A. and every two
hours thereafter until ESQ p m.
Above cars make direct connections for Day
ton Columbus, Newark. Lima. Marion and Gin
cinnati. o
For Greenfield. Knightst0wn and intermediates
stations cars leave at $50 a. and each hour
thereafter until 80 y. and 9-55 y. m Cars
leaving at 500 and u.55 y M run only ss Tar
as Greenfield
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at $3.50, 7.5S and 1855 a. m for Enightstown
and So a m and .55 d. m. FOR Richmond
FREIGHT CARS.
Tor KniehfstoWu. Richmond and intermediate
stations cars arrive az 1.l5 a. and depart az
9.s0 a. M. For Greenfield and intermediate sta
tions cars arrive al 7.I5 a. m. and leave az 800
a m Also arrive az 2lO p. m. and leave al 30
=. ~.
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Rnin i'm Knn.ns.

WICHITA. Kan. March 9.--The first sub
Stantial rain since last October Is falling
IN this city tonight Ii will aid the growing
wheat. and put the ground IN good condi-
ton for blowing for corn and oats. The
storm extends throughout eastern Okla
homa.
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VITAL STATISTICs-MARCH 8.
Births.

Baxter. Leonidas, 5s2 Douglas street. girl.
Millikan, Mont V. 2l3S Talbot avenue. girl.
Biddler William p, l5l GeiseDcorn street, girl.
Bremen. Fred. III Prospect street, girl
De Lung, Peter D., DDS Station street, girl.
Updsgran. ]. L. BrOokside avenue. girl.
McCaddon. Edward. % South Dearborn street.
girl
Bacon. William. 1863 West McCarty street. boy.
Porter. John H.. 250S Talbot avenue girl.
Jordan, r. s. 23ll Fairidew street, boy.
Okey William r, 1912 Yanies street. girl.
boy
Newton. Owrey 81 North Beville avenue girl.
Medenwald. Fred 9l4 Germania avenue, boy.
Marriage Licenses.
Edward Brooks and Cora Burton.
waiter W MeCord and Gertrude Powers
James z White and Lyde r. Wood.
Harry Herman and Gertrude Kern.
Charles +. Ellis and Marie Sennette.
Otis Pierson and Emma Guenther.
Frederick Hawthorn and Blanche Goldsbor-
ough.
Charles L. Splitter and Lula Whiting
Deaths.
Lizzie Moore. thirty-three years. 712 West
Maryland street. pneumonia
Gustave THAI, forty-four years. 10l4 Hosbrook
street, tuberculosis
Robert E. Faust. five years. 1888 Evison street.
pneumonia.
John Lyons. Deaconess Hospital. meningitis.
Ellen Schmidt forty-nine years, 702 Dorman
street, phthisis.
Augustus CRANKY. fifty years. 77s Hadley
street, apOplexy.
Efe Taylor twenty-three years 743 Fletcher
avenue, phthiss.
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WANTED
GENTLEMAN OF CHARACTER AND AM
BITION TO REPRESENT Us IN SELLING
FINE CONSUMING AND CL1BhO OSE
TRADE: ABILITY AND SUCCESS WILL BE
GENEROUSLY PAID FOR; EAPERlE NSE !,
AND TACTFUL WINE SALESMAN CAN
HAVE PERMANENT POSITION: GIVE Us
REFERENCE AND HISTORY AND TERRI
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JOURNAL
WANTED-lIOys to work Sunday Journal
routes Two cents profit on every paper so.o-
Regular customers ess SLY obtained since the
two colored supplements have been added one
four-page comic and one four-page home supple
ment-twice many pages in colcr as any other
Indianapolis paper furnishes. 50 10 ~ pages
every Sunday.
Papers can be bought at the office or from any
OF the following substations:
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Scott, 10th and Illinois SITS.
Coval 1912 =. Washington.
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Money will be refunded for unsold papers re-
turned
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IND'P.LIs & EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
GREENFIELD LINE.

swAIrs FOR CLOSE OF THEATERs
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PATENT ATTORNEY.

PATENT ATTORNEY-T. X. BELL, mechanical
engineer patent attorney In above capacity
do not claim exceptional facilities, except those
guaranteed by thorough knowledge Of patent
practice, technical training. honesty and care,
beyond which no special advantages exist. AZ
and 80 ingalls, bldg.
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pcrceptihly higher yesterday. sheep and lambs
were steady TO weaker and the hog market was
active at an uneven advance in prices.
The highest price paid for a load Of cattle yes
terday was A-S5 for steers averaging 1884 lbs
a little lighter grades sold at $3.50 and steers
averaging between 80 and 1870 lbs sold az 81 50
nil0 Plain cattle averaging 1853 lbs sold at
$40. and other sales Of killers ranged. 70
quality. weight and condition, from a 10 81 90
StOckers and feeders sold from So TO $3.50.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CIIANCE-Would sell, cheap half
interest in manufacturing enterprise: product
in very general use; no debts, no salaries but
yours: you handle all cost; withdraw on
ninety days notice. Box 162, care the Journal
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

the Reid Memorial Church Richmond, Ind.
Cali on JONES HARDWARE COMPANY, Rich
rl1nnd Ind
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FINANCIAL.


Il EMONAL-A. VAN TREESE, formerly Of $40
Massachusetts av.. now located US Massachu-
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Combined receipts Of cattle for three days indi-
cate an increase OF less than 400 over the same
time last week and decrease OF over 800 COM
pared with the corresponding time q year ago.
The receipts yesterday were 200 larger than a
week ago. out nearly 800 smaller than a year
ago.
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LOST.

--~-~~~~~~~--~~~-~~-~>~>>
LOST-Dog; setter; white, with large black
spots had collar: name Sport. Return to 1l23
f. Market st, or phone Black 591 or Main 1T3S
Reward
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-For T.. 5. army. able bodied. unnar-
ried men. between ages OF n and 3, citizens OF
United States. OF good character and temperate
habits. who can speak, read ana write English
For information apply 10 Recruiting Cnicer. .
North Illinois St. indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED-If you are in need of position or
desire to employ male or female help advertise
In the Journal. II you a subscriber TO the
Journal and do not ind IL convenient 10 call az
the Office you may telephone your advertisements
and 1t will be charged 10 your account cents
for each seven words or any part thereof
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wANTED-sITUATION.


WAN1ED-Window trimmer would ike position
IN Indianapolis by April l. General
store experience. References given. Address
Ind.
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DIED..

GEIS-Dr John F. Gels. Funeral from st.
Mary Church Thursday morning, March TO-
at $50 o'clock.
REAUME-George +. Reaume, aged thirty-nine
years, at the residence of his sister Mrs
Emma Moriarty, 7l5 North Capitol avenue
funeraI STRICTLY private AT the house.
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The marketing OF hogs continues small. there
being decrease Of over 1000 thus far this week
compared with the time last week. but
very little change compared with the
spending time a year ago. There was very
fair Increase In the receipts yesterday over a
week ago. but not much change compared with
a year ago.
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JMENTS-A. DIENER. 4i9 f. Washington.
2525. Branch works e. entrance Crown Hill.
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LIGHT RECEIPTS AND STRONG COM
PETITION BOOST PRICES AGAIN.
Receipts of Cattle Are Small, but the
Market Does Not Strengthen Much
I'm "A General Way.
Receipts and Shipments.
sTOCKYARDs.

iNiDN bTOCkYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS
March s.-The continued light receipts Of hogs
has sharpened competition. and to-day there was
again strong market. The market was greatly
stimulated by a good shipping demand. and II
appeared that packers were following under pro-
test The supply being very small and the de-
mand eood there was necessarily active compe-
ution In executing orders. As usual under such
circumstances sales were not uniform and were
Nariousiy estimated at SC 20 1Oc higher than yes
terday, but II appears that a good part OF the
supply sold right around Zoe above the market
Tor equal kinds yesterday. IL any difference the
oIalHary light hogs showed less strength tnan
others. The extreme range In sales was from
~ 20 70 $3.50. and the bulk q the supply sold az
TAFT
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ana.
Attest; 7, W. Basinger, Auditor,
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FOR SALE
sides No. 1 lace leather.
400 II. 6-inch leather belt
400 IT. 10-nch 4-ply rubber belt.
lbs sheet packing.
500 IT. 2la-inch mill hose.
200 II. l-inch water hose.
100 It. 1-inch steam hose.
Will be sold at bargain. % s. Capitol av
TVpEUpTTEpC OK uapIETTEC
TYPEWRITERS-35 VARIETIES.

Don't overlook this opportunity. We have a
carload of secondhand typewrlters for sale or
rent All standard makes for SIS and upward.
Machines rented SO per month and kept in
repair. THE w. Il. MORRISON CO., 46 North
Pennsylvania street
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Good girl for general housework; n
washing; good wages. Apply 40 Dunlop
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PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED TO
ENGINEER

For cement walk and curbing I'm Beauty ave-
nue.. from New York street TO Michigan street.
From brick roadway In the alley east Of Cen
tral avenue. from Nineteenth 70 Twentieth street.
For opening Dye street from Twenty-sixth to
Twenty-seVenth street.
For brick roadway in Graceland avenue, from
TWenty-sixth 20 Twcntv-eghth street
For cement walks in Ruth street from Jackson
street TO Victoria street.
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WANTED-Boys with wheels 10 devote two or
three hours after school each day. For further
particulars call at Journal office between 0'S1
and y. N.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
To own a good North Dakota farm for IS. so per
acre; easy payments; free 160-acre homestead
adjoining: very productive soil, excellent water
best grasses. free COAL healthiest climate; look
where you Will, then come and see and We
will soon sell you farm. Cali write for
maps and facts. VIM. III. BROWN CO, Man
dan, N. d., 131 Lasalle St. Chicago GEO.
MARTIN, general agent. $50 n. Illinois ST.. Indi-
annapolis. Ind.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs bu. 81. 95 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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For AM extreme selected 80 sold vesterdav a

For an extreme selected hogs sold yesterday at
g 80. which is high any have sold here
this year. There were several sales Of we'll
shaped heavy hogs at s5S5. and most OF the
loads averaging around 200 lbs and upwards that
Included greater or less number Of roughs sold
az =. l5H5.s0. Other sales OF hogs averaging
around $50 lbs were made low as 1856.
For the week thus far the receipts Of sheep
and lambs show a decrease compared with the
same time last week and fully 200 less than the
corresponding time a year ago. The receipts
yesterday were not quite as large a. a week
ago and about 100 smaller than year ago.
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS.
MONUMENTAL. DIENER. 449 E Washington.
Tel. 200 Branch works G. entrance Crown Hill.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR-C. E. KREGELO 221-
Z2S N. Delaware st. Both Phones $50.
ADAMS & KRIEGER Phones 1854 Funeral
directors. 159 n. Ill. Lady attendant
TUTENILER q SON,
Undertakers, 1913 w. Market st. Phones. PIG.
JOHNSON. HASSLER & GEORGE 357 Massa-
chusetts av. New Phone sos. Old Main 1880.
FRANK A. BLANCHARD Undertaken 152 ".
Delaware st. Lady attendant. Both Phones All.
FLANNER * BUCHANAN-39O N Ill. st. Both
Phones Gal. Lady attends all calls for ladies
and children. Automobile wagon insures prompt
ness.
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vi FGlnSuIVdlid LINES.
rrains Rum by Central Time

TICKET OFFICES at Station and at corner Illinois ana
" Washington Streets
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE-Medum- sized ireproof safe; a bar
gain. p s Capitol avenue.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
For vacation OF the first alley east OF Capitol
avenue. from Market to Ohio street.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

To vacate Bolton avenue. from Lowell avenue
to the first alley south OF Chambers street.
To vacate the first alley west of Arlington
street. from Chambers street 10 the first alley
north Of Chambers street.
TO open and straighten Thirty-sixth street, be-
tween Illinois and Meridian streets.
To Vacate and straighten Thirty sixth street
between Illinois and Meridian.
To vacate the first alley north Of Chambers
street from the first alley west Of Arlington TO
the second alley.
To vacate part OF the alley north OF Lowell
from Graham street 10 point lightweight feet
north.
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L.. n. R. 81 81: siii i 60 SG :.
Toledo. Chicago & Mich Ex-- 7:l5a.m. sI0.a5 an
Toledo, Detroit Chicago Ltd. sl2 a pm SIS pm-
Mich. City, huneie LAT Spl. Ts0p.m. es5 PA
sDaily.
p. NJ. time is in BLACK figures.
,.X Indianapolis Union Station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-14

lafor circles. If It made him Secretary Of
State upon the death OF Judge Gresham. a.
has been claimed by his admirers, 1t cost
1hm something in another direction. For II
labor in his own state Is against him. how
risky it would be for his party to make him
it's national leader in a contest where labor
is mastering for the fray In every state, ana
the republicans In Theodore Roosevelt will
have a candidate so acceptable to labor on
many grounds.
Mr.. Hearst offers himself as the special
champion of labor, and in democratic labor
circles is being accepted at his own valua-
ton. Precisely what as President he could
or would do for labor does not appear, and
maybe his immediate interests are best
served by the nebulous character of his
deliverances. But his generalities are very
aIluring and he promises land of fairness,
and the fairness of the land, to all who labor
with their hands, In the opinion of some
his boom is dying. In the opinion of others,
and in his own opinion, he is a constantly
growing quantity, and will arrive in ST.
Louis with following that will set the
Mississippi river afire with enthusiasm.
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The Massachusetts, Democracy

MI. Olney, after n hard tussie has car
RED Massachusetts as against Mr. Hearst.
The result. however, does not make him a
serious quantity respects the St. Louis
domination. He figures merely in the IA
voritc son business in the effort to head off
the editor of the New York American,
who. in New England as elsewhere Ia
going after what he wants. Mr. Oiney is
the T. G Wall of the bay state as Mr..
Wall Is the Richard Oiney of Wisconsin.
Neither man stands the ghost of a chance
of being nominated for President The pur-
pose is TO hold the votes of Massachusetts
and Wisconsin subject to the call of the re-
organizers at st. Louis. II Parker develops
as the man they will be cast for him. III
they can be used to stampede the conven-
ton to Cleveland they will. he joyfully en-
ployed TO that end. But IN the interests of
Hearst or Bryan. anybody else friendly
to what the Kansas City platform stands
for. they will al no time be subject to nego-
tie lions.
Mr.. Hearst. II appears. carried the three
congressional districts known as the labor
districts. Organized labor Is strong there.
and Mr. Olney Is weak. We see In these
returns proof of the oft-repeated assertion
that Mr.. Olneys record as Attorney Gen.
erai in the matter of the Chicago strike
Riots has been registered against him in
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pools. It is to be ascertalned whether the
newly discovered agency may be made use
full In altering the water supplies Of cities
on large scale. It may be that this pro-
cess will take the place of the alum fltra-
ton method, serving as an agency Tor the
absolute destruction of bacterial life as well
as the Semoval Of all grosser substances
held in suspension.
1t is Of course not to be expected that the
average citizen, armed with the proper
formula for the production of this solution.
will be able to go forth and himself purify
the sources of his water supply. Such work
as may be done by it's means viii have to
be carefully supervised and intrusted to
expert hands to prevent over-dosing and
poisoning. The kerosene method of destroy
ing mosquitoes has not proved altogether
satisfactory, even when applied with scien-
tific care. although in many instances it has
demonstrated the possibility of Kidding
community OF the pests. The use of the oil is
decidedly Objectionable to many people, per-
meating the air with a disagreeable odor
and often interfering with the animal life
of still streams. 1t would seem that the
copper solution process could be more easily
applied and would leave less unpleasant eff
fects. with vastly decreased cost in ma
terialS
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Russia's Serious Losses.

Further reports of the Russian losses at
Port Arthur indicate that they were more
extensive than was at first disclosed To-
day brings word that besides the sinking
OF the Petropavlovsk a torpedo boat de-
stroyer was cut off by the Japanese and
sunk and that the battle ship Pobeida
was disabled by running into mine by
accident. The Japanese reports indicate
that the Petropavlovsk was sunk as the
direct result of an encounter between the
fleets. On the point of the destruction of
the torpedo boat destroyer the official
dispatches from both capitals agree.
There are some unofficial commercial dis
patches from points about Port Arthur
which suggest that the naval operations
have been more extensive than at any
previous time. One report is that the
cruiser Boyan, in trying to run down
from the Yalu to Port Arthur. was head
ed off by the Japanese. and that cruiser
and the Pobeida, which ran out from
Port Arthur to her rescue. were also cut
off. and that all three seemed to have been
captured or destroyed by the Japanese.
There can be no doubt whatever that the
Russians have suffered severe blow at
Port Arthur. The loss of the Petropav-
lovsk has caused a panic in st. Peters,
burg. which indicates that the officials and
the populace there are extremely appre-
hensive of the moral effect of the disaster
II it was due to a Russian mine it evil
denced a sad state of incapacity in some
form. either through the inadequate
methods of mining or the lack of fore
thought in failing to preserve duplicates
of the mine chart lost on one of the ves-
sells destroyed early in the campaign. If,
tn ha
attack of the Japanese it indicates n con-
ttnuing and perhaps increasing superior
ity at sea on Japan's part which must
seriously menace the whole Russian posi-
ton at later stages OF the war The full
reports of the lighting which occurred
off Port Arthur are awaited with deem in
tereSt