The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 8

A 4 3 A 5 1 fi a 'J' Jiff ''5''' THE I NDlAXAPOLIS STAR SUNDAY JULY 28 1907 "'w ALSE fl IS The End Seat Hog 0 LANGEN CO BANE IREMEN OUTITTERS TO WOMEN WORKS EVERY OTHER DAY A General Clearing Up of all Summer Apparel C01 Playful Instincts inal Clearance of Linen Suits of many others only one of a end seat hog by a shining pa $1000 in lace $1050 Tailored Suits One Third the Regular Price of IS at 95c at at at MAN SAVED ROM HANGING METZGER DIVES INTO RAY Clearance of Separate Skirts at About One ourth Less Pre Inventory Sale of Silk Petticoats I 50 $8 751 15 and 15 Washington St Indianapolis Indiana JOKER PAYS THE COST NEW AUTO PLANT BEGUN WULSON GETS ISIDOR SHOPS Buggies to HRXSSM0 jrj TREE CUTTERS CAUSE HAVOC IWWG1UB' his be A CARRINGTON on in MULLALLY Diamond Importer and Jeweler PEN GIVES WAY TO SCYTHE nr mirnu1 Hi'ruuuil p4l Sing1" lujii laniirn JTlili IV pnted although he is now selling it in 10c I Meridian Heights a distance of about 28 MONUMENT PLACE I 1 or driving off every possible who had taken the next pas accommodat car approached the des man who witnessed the the first machine formally Pacific Wine Distributers IOS Monument Place $1500 $1000 he had proven a literal to four people been ex few days to a high EVEN PARRY ERECTS hour when But when the prompt the fact is have been Charges and Salo Sale Seven Calls in Last Two Weeks! JUMP ROM SATURDAY TO MONDAY PUZZLES CORRIGAN new steering gear type It has not yet been on the market Three Days More of the Great T'X Pre Inventory Sale $575 $650 and $675 Silk Petticoats In one lot $750 $850 and $875 Silk Petticoats in one lot at $1000 $1150 and $1250 Silk Petticoats In one lot at Before reaching forces iolnetl a strong division of cavalry tinder International and Like $r9 3 Linen Eton Suits handsomely trimmed and embroidery effects formerly $2350 now go at The whole Hog family including Mr and Mrs Hog and little baby Ilog mount ed Irvington ear No 616 at the corner of Illinois and Maryland streets at 9:30 Thursday night Mr weight was about 210 pounds man should be arrested on the charge of being drunk Drunkenness is a Perry Knapp chief of Po lice of Toledo Restaurant Keeper This lot includes novelty mixtures Tan Voiles and Panamas Silk Skirts in fancy checks stripes and plain colors This End Seat Ilog he Is the worst' Ho only says: got here first Let others climb past me pell xnell I got here first and what well I got here first Well Jet call Me down iBut liUea! After nil I got here first But 1 say yet That what you get Is yours you He fumes and fusses sitting still He does not move and never will lie is as stubborn as a dog Because be is the End Seat TWELVE MILES IS LONGEST CAR RIDE OR ONE ARE A registered end seat hog a street car conductor bearing the number 114 riding as a passenger on an Illinois ear number 630 at 1 riday sat on the end of the next to the last seat in the car and permitted four men to stumble over him lie wore a ring with a red set on the third finger of the left hand carried a rain coat on bis knees and smoked a cigar Two of the men who climbed over him weighed more than 200 pounds each All became entangled in his rain coat as they squeezed past him and all were smoking within three minutes after they found a seat He did not seem to see any of thorn but kept puffing his cigar 'One of the four was an old man who stumbled ana stepped on the foot of senger who moved over Ingly land and squares The 'bit of civil war tragedy recently told by Capt oster In The Star calls afresh to the mind of Capt A Scott the Incidents of a tragedy during his war experience that reads more like the cli max In a fiction 'story than actual his tory yet'suppose there are says Capt Scott thousands of people today who wre eyewitnesses to at least the closing act in the tragedy or in cident Probably very few if any men in the history after having been murdered have been restored to life and lived to see their murderers brought to the scaffold for their crime and yet this was done in this case talk from mem ory and do not give exact dates the summer or fall of 1863 that part of the Union Army under command of Gen red Steel at Helena Ark started about Aug 10 to march on Little Rock the capital of Arkansas and the then headquarters of the rebel forces in that part or the southwest Little Rock Gen Steel's with Qen Davidson ancy Cleaning and Dyeing Ladies Garments RENCH STEAM DYE WORKS 47 CIRCLE and 115 PENNSYLVANIA ST $2509 $2000 GRAND IMPERIAL SEC how great this reduction $4500 Suits Pre Inventory $3000 Suits Pre Inventory avenue and the west bank of River adjoining the plant of the Manufacturing Company Overland Automobile Company Is they did not stop at the destruc tion of property but took apparently a devilish delight in murdering the most prominent citizens of this class of traitors as they were pleased to call them day I think in October 1863 one of our picket guards came galloping into camp and reported that a band of bush whackers (I thing under a Capt Jones) had just captured and hung a prominent farmer just outside our lines The picket reported that one of the neigh bors had seen the rebel band going to hfs home and knowing this boded his neighbor no good made all possible haste to our lines and gave the alarm a company of our cavalry was on duty near this point They went out on the gallop and arriving at the home in the nick of time caught the bushwhackers red handed in their murderous attack had taken the farmer out put a rope around his neck and pulled him up high and dry and were deliberately wait ing to see him make his iast kick when our cavalry came down on them like a bolt from a clear sky eight or ten of them were killed on the spot some got away in the bushes or on their horses and ten or a dozen when he stood on the death trap and walked as deliberately and firmly up the scaffold as if ho was going up make a speech to his friends the executor asked him to move over And the back seat him and men were not arrested on charges of drunkenness they would be arrested after being drunk for worse crimes Of course drunkenness is a disease So is the suicide mania the murder Impulse kleptomania degeneracy etc But who will say men guilty of these crimes ought not to be Robert Metzger Chief of Police of Indianapolis Tailored Wash Suits styles light blue pink or white $10 60 TELLS WEIRD TALE THE REBELLION Newspaper Man to Join Ranks of Weed Cutters An Indianapolis newspaper man wants to cut wneds for the city and if he re turns to Dr Cnarles A Carters ployment in the office of the Board of Health he will be given the job Tho song of the reaper is being heard if he had anything to say before the black cap was pulled over his eyes he prompt ly replied lie theji took a quid of tobacco out of his mouth threw it away took a pick out of hi" vest pocket picked his teeth pushed his broad brimmed hat back on his head and said to the executioner am ready Ha ha ha it Is a fine the crafty inspector laughter mine and myself when I Did You Meet Any of These Will You Be in the Next List Railroad Sixty Cents for Milk and Weights and Measures Man Sends Him Telegram Overland Company's Gasoline Be Built In ine New actory i Located on West Banks of White River A large and varied assortment has been made up ot broken lines which we wish" to close out before inventory $150 and $175 Waists go $300 Lingerie Waists go Lingerie Waists go $500 Lingerie Waists go $750 Lingerie Waists go Residents Along Street Make Complaint Against Destroying oliage Three butchers armed with saws have wrought a mild sort of havoc among the trees along the south side of Washington street between Hamilton and Keystone avenues to the indignation of residents in that neighborhood A big hay wagon kept up with the and the limbs lopped off were thrown into this wagon and hauled away to the one has been instructed by jhls department' to trim trees in that' neigh said Clyde Power superin tendent of pars yesterday afternoon "The men probably were linemen from one of the public service corporations hav ing wires strung in that vicinity "We are powerless to do anything to check this trimming of trees These cor porations have the right of the streets under their franchises and if the limbs of the trees interfere with their lines they have a right to cut them away Of by this it is not meant that they have a right to mutilate the trees unnecessarily "We have been contending with this condition for years 'On one side of North Capitol avenue for example the trees are very much dwarfed to give way to wires detracting materially from the beauty of the boulevard But here too we are pow erless' It is necessary for the companies to obtain permits from us to trim the trees but this is little more than a for mality since we are practically forced to comply with requests for the permits In order to insure proper service by these companies to the Begs for Is Lfe companion was just his opposite He had to be helped on to the scaffold held up while the rope was being ad justed and begged piteously for his life until the drop fell Both men dropped about five feet and It looked as if they rebounded about the same distance shriek of horror went up from the assembled crowd and dozens of women fainted The captain's neck was broken and lie died without a struggle while the other man died in horrible struggles hanging of these bushwhackers hud a good effect and that kind of guer rilla warfare was never so popular in the Southwest after that and I believe the Confederate authorities afterward de clared that the band of robbers thus broken up was never regularly fp the Confederate service after the incident recorded above a Confederate spy was captured in side our lines at Little Rock He had plans of our line of defenses reports of our forces etc Ho was condemned as a spy and was publicly hanged on the com mons of the city I think this occurred on the cold New S' day 1864 writer served on a military court martial some six or eight weeks while in Arkansas but was not on the juries that sent these three men to the gallows orty odd years of peace has smoothed most of the wrinkles out of "grhn visaged hut it can never efface the memory of those strenuous days from the minds of the old and Mrs was not more than twenty pounds less Baby Hog was a 'babe in arms and sitting on its mothers lap added Its mite to the difficulty experi enced by passengers finding seats on the other side of them The members of the family weroua black as their ancestor Ham During a trip of fifteeri squares out Washington street two men and a woman squeezed past this 400 pounds of avolrdu poise with baby flog thrown In It was beautiful moonlit night but none of the three white passengers in question seemed to enjoy It very much The ob server got off the car which whirled on to Irvington carrying the six on one scat Chief of Police Robert Metzger thinks some one ought to say does the poor hoy referring directly to Chief of Police Perry Knapp of Toledo who recently opened a discussion by his statement that a drunk man ought not io be arrested says "take from his records the plain thus have both enterprises under thumb in a personal sense The contract which Mr Parry made with Coni ad Bender calls for the erection of a building 304 feet by SO feet one story high in six weeks from July 23 the date upon the contract was It is be an ironclad building which in building parlance means thal it will be built of wood lined with paper and covered with iron pointed black to with stand the weather The contractor had teams at work Tuesday clearing the ground and men setting stakes Bender says the accomplishment of his task will be easy The building will be used by ver land Company for shops Later a very substantial shop building Is to be erected on ground immediately adjoining The latter building will probably be of brick and steel and but one story high being intended as a foundation for additional stories as the need for space increases The Overland Automobile is now building a noiseless gasoline huggy which it claims besides the noiseless feature is the most compact and power ful machine on tiie market It weighs 1600 pounds lias a four cvilnder twenty horse power engine and is sold for $1250 Another feature about which Mr Parry Is most enthusiastic is the steering gear A wheel in the lap contains all the mechanism for stopping starting and turning There Is no complicated or confusing series of seat levers to be wrongly handled when a collision is im minent but everything is in' the steering wheel under the hand Mr is nimseii driving oi rne made placed Women's Summer Waists inal Pre Invenfory Reductions Street Lines Offer Three Long Runs air view to Meridian Heights and Irvington to airview How far can you ride in Indianapolis a single street car fare or 4 cents? The question "is simpler here than some other cities in which it has asked recently owing to the fact that ail lines radiate from a common center at Washington and Illinois streets so that a single transfer is all that is necessary in order to go from one part of the city to another By examining the maps of the lines in the office of the engineer of the traction company it develops that the longostride that can be taken by the payment of a single fare is from airview Park to twelve and one half miles The journ con be made by taking an Illinois street car at airview and transferring at Illi nois and Washington streets to a Central ear Two other trips each only about a mile shorter can be mad3 on Indianapolis cars on a single fare These trips are between Irvington and airview and Irvington and Meridian Heights A raesl delicate and finely flavored Cham pagne comparing fa varably with the best imported wines GOLD MEDAL I Wkere'ver Kxbibllcl GERMANIA WINE CELLARS BAHMONDSPOBT NEW YORK from $1000 $775 White Lingerie Dresses reduced fronu $1250 $1050 White Lingerie Dresses reduced from $1500 On Wednesday evening July 24 the Central Avenue Meridian Heights car that left Illinois and Georgia streets at 7:45 carried six passengers who occupied end seats when the car reached Pennsylvania and Ohio streets Of the six five were clear "end seat Of the five three were women all white one was a colored man and one was a white man 1'he three women sat in the first sec ond and fourth seats The third seat was occupied bv a young man who moved over to make room for another passen ger The other white man who sat on thn ond seat and failed Have Been Result of occupied fifth' seat orea "nog sat in rue white man climbed over the projection in the floor where allow ance is made for the car wheels The whole drove of proved themselves to be such when the one man who moved over proved that he was not A man and two women tried to board the car at Clair street They walked from the front seat nearly to the back looking for a seat Some of the seats were filled And the had pos session of the rest' The trio walked back toward the front of the car again nd all but the man in the third seat stuck to their places There were few passengers added to me loan as me tination of the exhibition JTe must have heen an He was grimy from that lackluster dust which settles over hair skin and clothing when one works in a machine He carried a little lunch box and sat on the end of the seat in an open car The car was marked Irvington and the time was Wednesday evening at 9:35 When the car stopped at the beginning of the 1000 block a man garbed in the uniform of the Salvation Army stepped up to the seat where he sat He did not" move except to make a slight effort to draw in his knees The Salvation Army man carried a heavy bundle and iU would have been so much easier to sit down on the end of the seat But there was the the hog He kept his place clinging like grim death to the hand rail while the Salvation Army man scrambled and floundered over his knees getting beyond Verily hog has his day as well as the dog The end seat hog has his day every twenty four hours The who has reedingly active during the last has keved the nolice department tension of vigilance and when the die is cast some unfortunate individual who has set off fire alarm boxes to see the horses run or to amuse his friends will be made a Within the last fourteen days seven false fire alarms have been sent in to headquarters from boxes in the very heart of the business section of the city and hundreds of lives have been placed in jeopardy to say nothing of the danger of oilier accidents A single individual is believed by the police to be responsible for the false alarms at dif ferent times in practically the same area and already the police have a line on him gained through chance remarks which have been passed to their ears A certain man is said to have remarked to a friend the other day that if he chose he could show the other excitement in pretty quick A moment after a fire alarm sounded at the fire department headquarters and the equipment thun dered downtown amid the fleeing crowds and the traffic to the box about which the firemen could find no trace of fire The remark dropped by the individual reached the police It was traced back it is thought to its source and the next time a false alarm is sounded the party whose name has been connected with the recent series of false alarms will be looked up quickly by the police and asked to give a good account of himself Within the last six months two persons have been arrested charged with sending in false alarms and they have been dealt with in court according to the provisions of a city ordinance which makes it a serious offense to call out the fire depart ment equipment when there is no reason therefor However frowningly the police may look upon the matter of false alarms strange to say ire Chief Coots does not look at the matter in a serious light In fact he scarcely counts it an evil except in the matter of danger to human beings The dangerous feature of calling out the fire fighting apparatus of the city ex cept in cases of real need is indeed the greatest evil of the false alarm Although Chief secretary Ben Wheat de clares he has almost figured himself blind trying to get at the extra cost to the city of a false fire alarm he reports that fur ther than the burning of a bushel or so of shavings and an armload of old spokes in the fire engine the cost Is nominal If no accident befalls horses or equipment there is little cost except the wear and tear on machinery Iast year it cost the city of Indianapolis $266960 to maintain the fire department including salaries Without salaries it cost $47500 to protect the city from fire In that year there were 1202 responses to Are alarms The cost of each run then was almost $40 If there are a few extra runs a year re sponding to false alarms without acci dent to the apparatus there is simply a reduction in the average cost of a run and little if any extra cost in the aggre gate fur the year Busy Place Busy Hour number of the false to which the firemen have responded re cently several have been set off in the heart of the business district at the busiest hours of the day Down through tiie crowded streets the firemen rode like mad clanging their gongs to' clear the streets of the hurrying throngs im patient at their forced delay Horses were frightened nt the clatter and runa ways were threatened all because some one wanted to see It were unfortunate enough the police and firemen assert that a call to the crowded streets of the downtown district snouia ne sent in at a busv there Is real cause for it such a call is sent In through ingsof a reprobate mind' denlnrablt That aeHdpnta avoided recently has come about by ap parent miraculous circumstances The false alarm lias become the bane of the life It tends to stunt the best that is in him It has become abyword I suppose a false The fireman who harbors that sort of an anticipation is not as good as the man who carries with him images of life and property threatened by ihe flames when he springs to his place on the truck amid the clamor of the gongs and the stamping of impatient' hoofs ortunately they say the faithful horses do not know the difference between a false alarm and a true one and they are AS eager on one run as another The police and fire departments are said to have been collaborating within the last few 'days over the false alarm situation and it is probable that the will either shrink from further risk of detection or he will take his place in a police cell If a man should ne set to watch each fire alarm box in the cltv and should immediately step out and detain each sender of an alarm until the arrival of the firemen and the locating of the fire if there happened to be one there would not be much chance for the false alarm man This is a scheme which has been contemplated by the depart ment Another scheme has been to dis place the glass protected boxes by boxes to be opened only by a key "Did you ever get so good and even with a fellow who tried to beat you that you never got tired of thinking about asked Isidor Wulfson inspector of weights and measures as he leaned up against the desk of Turnkey Stout at po lice headquarters and flicked a poor dead fly off the arrest slate did once Here chuckled friend of was a cigar manufacturer at Evansville were going to Louisville by the St Louis Texas Railroad ten years ago when our train stopped for luncn at Cloverport Ky a little town with ope hotel Milk and pie were all they had to eat We took a piece of pie and a glass of milk each As we ros from the table we heard the warning whistle of our train and the clanging of the bell the I asked replied the landlord We had no time to quibble so we ran for our train Once on the train my friend talked so Incessantly about how I had been that I became convinced he was right I got good and mad and vowed I would get even So at Louisville 1 went to the Western Union Telegraph office and wrote the following telegram to the hotel man: 'We are the gentlemen who paid you 60 cents for two pieces of pie and two glasses of milk Next tlmp charge 5 cents for pie and 5 cents for milk Who is ahead the that message was figured up the charges were 75 cents I told them to send It collect They would not do that unless I deposited 75 cents to insure the charges I did this and half an hour later when I called they gave me back my money say ing the message had ben delivered and paid for at the other end of the line Haw hawhaw Silk Wraps at One Third Less Cloth Coats at One ourlh Less Rubberized Salin Automobile Coats at Ohe urth Less Trimmed Hats at Less than Halt ormer Prices Neckwear Belts Buckles Ornamental Combs Automobile add Bagfe at 20 per cent less You can save 20 per cent on ur Repairs during this and next month were captured among them Capt Jones and his lleutenant of the band the charge of our cavalry was made someone cut down the suspended citizen His neck was not broken and life was not extinct in his body He was finally restored and in a few days lie was to appear on the witness stand against his murderers military authorities decided that drastic measures were necessary to breakx up this bushwhacker kind of warfare and' decided to make an example of the two officers who were leaders of the band A military court martial was organized It did not take long io fill the jury in such cases two prisoners were brought be fore the court and the prosecutor briefly stated the ease hypothetical questions were asked The man who had been hanged swore positively that the prisoners at the bar wore the men who had put the rope around his nock and helped pull him up Tiie prosecution soon rested and the de fense had not much to say in rebuttal "Without leaving their 'seats the jury promptly returned a verdict of guilty of murder In the first degree and recom mended that the prisoners be hanged by the neck until dead dead death a few days gallows was erected on the commons near the city and our camp and tiie two men were publicly hanged in the presence of probably 10000 citizens and soldiers Everybody was in vited no ticket of admission was nec essary was the only of the kind the writer ever sought to wit ness and yet there was something in the conduct and death of the captain or lead er of the outlaw band that to a degree commanded our admiration for any soldier admires bravery even in his foe This man during his trial and at his ex ecution showed no signs feai stood within' twenty feet of him when lie stood on t'lie death trap and he 1o to White or Colored Tub Suits Beautiful hand embroidered effects formerly $1500 now go at We quote below a few prices to give you an idea $7500 Suits Pre inventory Sale $6000 Suits Pre Inventory Sale A record breaking building feat is to be accomplished in tiie erection of the Overland Automobile Company's plant at Oliver White Parry The an enterprise of Tarry's which has grown to large proportions in the building at Standard street and the Belt Railway in West Indianapolis formerly occupied by the Standard Wheel Com pany Mr Parry in managing the buggy factory and the automobile fac tory had to spend a great deal of time between the two plants Some time ago he secured tiie tween tiie present buggy works river along the bank for two north of Oliver avenue anti recently hit i upon the plan of building in quick tiie plant which lie expects to occupy before September Is fifteen days old and thus have both enterprises under itis Prince Chap pique formerly $1500 Sale Price $2250 for $3000 White Linen Suits $2750 for $3800! White Linen Suits $3050 for $5000 White Linen Suits WAVY HAIR Is greatly desired by all men and women Can be easily obtained by using Waveme $100 a bottle postpaid THE WAVEINE CO 407 255 La Salle St Chicago HI ntilA ugust 1st all our energy will be concentrated on a general clearing up ff all summer apparel Every garment th our house hast felt the effect of our determination to make the last threes days before stock taking one grand climax to our Pre Inventory Sale Dentist New Phone 99 323 IM Delaware INDIANAPOLIS a sidt of gray completed lr nf rwitAnt Unthpr and a faultless Panama hat tiie end seat hog mounted College avenue car No 503 at the corner of Maryland and Illinois streets at 5:05 Thursday after noon At the' Illinois and Washington streets corner two men one of them of portly di mensions climbed over him and took their seats at the far side At Washington and Meridian two women coveted the vacant space between Mr Hog and the two gentlemen who had climbed over him and they too went through a series of gymnastic feats before becoming seated Mr Hog dismounted from the car at the corner of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets and picked his way carefully into the Denison Hotel During his short ride Date Line Is His Hoodoo Caesar He May Invent Calendar An Indianapolis man may some day be chronicled in history as the greatest al manac maker of the age Desk Sergt Corrigan at police headquarters may be the man He asserts he is inventing an almanac that will make it July 28 in China when it is July 28 In Haughvllle be blasted if I can get this inter national date line through my re marked the desk sergeant the other day ns he traced an intricate maze of crooked lines on a report blank get on one side of that blamed line and Saturday Then if you cross it right quick when looking Monday Now the sense in that? again you get on one side on Sunday and jump over to the other side and Sunday still That's all monkey business What we need in this busy time is an almanac that will eliminate all this folderol and put us right I as good a right to invent a calendar as Caesar? There was Ben ranklin who while I know him personally became famous as the per petrator of I tell you there is more than one road to fame and if I live When the sergeant looked again at his switchboard there were four or five calls plugged in at once and for the next hour lie was so busy that he forgot the rest of the almanac He may never mention it again Man with Penchant for Excitement" Has Been Busy in Indianapolis Lately the Indianapolis chief honored place on our drunk our trusted old Thereupon being suspected of facetiousness tiie chief became serious and said In effect that Chief Knapp doesn't know what he Is talking about Is not a stoutly declares Chief Knapp but listed as a misdemeanor and a very troublesome and at times se rious one" returned Chief Metzger "It is just as consistent to arrest a man for drinking tea or coffee to ex continued tiie Buckeye State "re Argument Waxes Hot Yes of agrees Chief Metzger "Whenever tea and coffee make a man beat ills wife starve his children steal or beg to get them make him a possible murderer and a very evident public nui the Workhouse break a man of drinking any more than It will of comes tiie refrain from Toledo "No its a good place to pfit viola tors of the said the Hoosier chief tain "And adds Mr Knapp in conclu sion "it's an outrage on a poor man to make a jailbird of him" "And so long as tiie poor man makes a brute out of iiimseif a public nuisance and a menace to decent 1w abidlng com munities it is my opinion the police and law of the land should continue to make him a jailbird or adds Chief Metz ger tersely Tiie rather remarkable utterance of Chief Knapp created an animated dis cussion In the Indianapolis Sta tion a day or two ago According to the press report tiie discourse on drunken ness was Chief Knapp when an old Toledo offender was sen tenced there to a long term in the Workhouse wonder If Chief Knapp thought be fore he spoke" ventured Lieut Sand man of the force Minister avors Jail they don't have very many drunks in said Capt "The only sound argument I see In stand is that it we let the old offenders drink on kill themselves quickly If they kill others And that be humane and The Rev Wheeler of the Rescue Mission heard the saying of Knapp: yes drunkenness is a he remarked and a bad good ness we have hospitals called andworkhouses' where such invalids are cared Metzger is right of course" said Ed Clark local Prohibition leader "It would be a long step backward should the law allow a man who drinks his liberty without regard to the fact that lie is a violater of common law and the first laws of nature and respectability adds Mr Clark true to the tenets of his creed I think the quickest way to solve the whole problem is to jail the man that sells the drunkard the Court Martial Convicts Guerrilla Leaders Meting Out Death at End of Rope Toledo Police Chief Says Drunk enness Is Disease and Ought Not Be Prosecuted Many of them have been in the house only two weeks style remains All go at about i One Third Less TN will find it to their advantage to huyUow We have a very large stock fA j11VATQ Diamonds that was purchased before the last two rises There jk Nz Vz NA 1 fore we gjve yQU the advantage of 20 per cent less the market price Capt A Scott Relates How Man Sees Brought to Scaffold Un the Indianapolis weed patches already and six strong right arms are driving six keenly whetted blades through tne rank stalks Dr Carter clerk of the Board of Health has tip an em ployment agency for the purpose of se curing weed cutters but whether or not IHs agency is licensed under the new city ordinance deponent salth hot To this agency men have been flocking aftd from the number Dr Carter selected seven One of the seven was the first day for and there were Among the applicants for a was 4 a well dressed young man who told Dr Carter that he was newspaper man that his nerves were going back on him and that he would like to have something to do out of doors for awhile in order to recover his health you cut asked Dr Car ter glancing him over doubtfully readily replied the young man was raised on a After a little more conversation the young man expressed himself as being pleased with the city's terms for weed cutters and agreed to go to work He left the office Jiowever without leaving his name come back he can have the said Dr Carter yesterday afternoon A Ridicules Buckeye State Sleuth for Venturing to Suggest Abol ishing Workhouse Pre lhveiitory Sale of Lingerie Costumes White Lingerie Costumes formerly $6500 and $7500 in one lot at $4SOO White Lingerie Costumes formerly to $4500 in one lot at $2900 Silk Costumes formerly $4500 to $5800 in one lot at $3750 $1350 Silk Shirtwaist Suits reduced from $1850 at $495 $1000 Lingerie Waists 'go at $675 $1250 Lingerie Waists go at $1500 and $1650 Lingerie Waists go at $1250 $1750 to $2000 Lingerie Waists hand embroidery and lace trimmed now go at 1 1 $1475 "DRUNK" CHARGE IS CAUSE WRANGLE Guerillas Run pife Little Rock was reached after some skirmish fighting the rebels promptly evacuated and our forces took possession of the city and surrounding country and later proceeded to go into winter quarters After the farmers in the vicinity of our camp realized that the had probably come to stay many of them came into our lines and voluntarily took the oath of allegiance to the United States and took out what were termed "protection was to protect them and their property from confiscation or Yankee foragers and enabled them to sell the products of their farms to the soldiers at big prices which they certainly did "Rut unfortunately for this class of would be loyal citizens Arkansas at that time was like Missouri overrun by semi organized bands of rebel guerrillas or bushwhackers as they were usually called who had no special respect for God or man when their own personal In terests were to the front These bush whackers had annoyed our troops all along the march from Helena seldom coming out in the open to fight but murdering every Union soldier whom they caught straggling from his com mand continued to shadow our picket lines ambushing and murdering one or two prominent officers of our forces Thev claimed to become very angry with those of their fellow citizens who had taken the oath of allegiance and made a specialty of burning the houses and barns or tnose citizens Killing their stock etc and in way annoyed these men the oath they did not stop How to Kill Bed Bugs and leas July and August are the In which bed bugs and fleas get ripe and this hot weather makes the crop un usually large A reporter of the News heard that Julius A Haag the Pennsyl vania street druggist had invented a remedy that was not poisonous yet one application with a powder gun would kill all the bugs and other insects in the house and one application on a dog would kill all the fleas it also kills lant lice roaches ants and water bugs Mr Haag says he intends to cot his invention pat and 25 boxes (the powder gun 10c extra) at the three Haag Drug Stores 112 North Pennsylvania street opposite Grand opera House 9 South Illinois street near Wash ington street and 802 Massuhmetls ave nue corner College Mr Hiig savs he sends the remedy by mail postage paid to any address All ordeis should ybe di rected to Julius A Haag 112 North Penn syivafiia street Indianapolis Ind '1 I i Jsh AM JAP fed ImperlalSet a $395 White Lawn Shirtwaist Suits reduced from $575 $475 White Lawn Shirtwaist Suits reduced from $750 $685 White Lawn Shirtwaist Suits reduced 1.