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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY APRIL 30 1908 4 INDIANA EVIDENCE Ta1 lJ HAD fftR DEATH DAVIS SHOWS GREAT Has Plan to Lessen Rush in Treasurer's Office STRENGTH IN SECOND GUNNESS WILL IS OPENED ment in Stullorn Cases That Had Resisted Ordinary JLedicmes Ready to Give Up CONVENTION OPENS TODAY Are Necessary Talk re snowing i Davis that time of Knox IO tl an WHY YOU ASK 0 Kokomo pays your friend THE GROCER (and mtf) for that sample of im INDIAN CORN LAKES after the NOTICE VOTING PLACES Dr COUP WINS CHILD avorite Prescription co fugitive GIVES HIMSEL UP Sur OZRO REYNOLDS CONVICTED treatment of her and CONVICT ILES CROSS BILL refused to ac Indlana avenue and Blake' avenue and California street NATIONAL DELEGATES CHOSEN SWITCHMAN CRUSHED DIES In IMPEACHMENT TRIAL HALTS the BICK BOA6HE and CREDITS DE PAUW PASSPORTS HOLDS STOCKHOLDERS LIABLE and CARTERS i I Pr used I he the can iff sh Ige he will establish the rush of the Sheffield avenue Walnut street Warman avenue Germania avenue Washington street to this man the proper pro placing himself who appear to Genuine Must Bear ac Simile Signature Hol ana est for ra the for the and 13 13 4 4 11 I again tried Dr and three boxea Reisner street Howard street Kentucky avenue ITEENTH WARD Wilcox street RICHMOND ire at Eaton today prac tically destroyed the store of Beall Siephenw dealers In and meats The total loss is placed at $3 now Cash Boull one of the chief losers lives in Richmond last few days will be lessened This sys tem will call for the making of tax state ments in advance of the last few weeks so that a man's statement will be pre pared filed away and indexed under his name when lie calls for it The present system calls fot the making of state ments after the taxpayer appears at the opice to pay his taxes and this of neces sity takes so much time that the office is often badly crowded of Security Hold Bl at Terre Haute Ind April The of Security held their JEWISH WOMEN IN SESSION OBSERVE RECIPROCITY DAY Mrs the In I si tors i ne tax of Vin drman is swarming Ail the can nea ciquarters rters ar iuO strong Rand and prln man wears Daviess pacify of lorrow i is to be conven regard to Public Demonstration Wlth Stereopticon Views Held Liquor Men Active GOSHEN Ind April The fight to drive fifteen of the seventeen saloons out of Goshen reached its height tonight when a public demonstration was held in court square with stereopticon views or a week the liquor men and the anti saloon advocates have been waging vigorous warfare Every church pulpit in town has been given over to an attack on the whisky traffic The fight will end wnen tile commissioners Monday boui sides The contention of if the Third Ward business rooms will will bo thrown out taxation will be increased In both the and county to get the necessary statements of their taxes and pay up and for this purpose he much of his time in the public portion of the office listening to this or mat complaint explaining or io uiac woman wnat cedure is and generally at the service of those need help After this paying time a new system by wide!) NIGHT SESSIONS ARE HELD TO EXPEDITE HINKLE TRIAL Bated this 29th day of April 1908 MARTIN HUGO JACOB BONN LEONARD QUILL Primary Election Commissioner of Mf AIVU VUUHl 7ASH INGTON The Senate has confirmed Hugh 8 Espey as postmaster of Rising With four days remaining for the pay ment of taxes the crowds which daily gather at the office of the county treas urer continue to Increase and it is ex pected many people who wait until Mon day the last day for paying will scarce ly be able to get into the office at all In those rush days Robison the treasurer is doing what is in his power to make it easier for the belated ones CARTERS VlTTlE Ife SIXTH WARD North Illinois street Indiana avenue West Vermont street North Capitol avenue IRST WARD Station street East Twenty fifth street Rural street CONN STARTS ON AUTO TRIP THROUGH WEST CITY JUDGE STAYS INE LEADS DRUNKARD TO ALTAR all has so of drunkards When father In the milling business He leaves a widow and one child 621 505 312 424 5 Linden Hotel 6 38 West Ohio street 7 451 West Market street SEVENTH WARD 719 North Noble street 2 026 Ogden street 3 ire Headquarters 44 329 421 602 324 ROBISON COUNTY TREASURER SHOWN WITHOUT HAT IN CENTER by Star Staff Photographer Borman street East Washington street TENTH WARD East Washington street Bales street Clover Leaf Employe Sustains atal Juries Under Train RANKORT Ind April Bailey 28 years old a switchman on Clover Leaf Railroad died in Palmer Hos pital here today shortly after being crushed beneath a train Ho fell from a car tiro wheels mutilating one side of his body He Is survived by a widow and two children Horn Manufacturer Given Great Send Off by Elkhart and Banqueted at South Bend SOUTH BEND Ind April Ex Congressman Charles Conn candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomina tion started today on an automobile tour of the West in an American Simplex car Conn was tendered an ovation when he left Elkhart many stores being closed and thirty owners of autos escorting him to South Bend where dinner was served at the Oliver Hotel to 127 members of the party During the trip from Elkhart to South Bend band in a carryall car furnished music The car Is In charge of George Reims chauffeur and Arthur WHson machinist In addition to extra tires the car equip ment Includes an extra tank for twenty two gallons of gasoline which is suffi cient for a run of 400 miles and an extra tank for lubricants sufficient to go 2200 miles Conn and Reims are hard drivers and the test on the Mishawaka car on its trip of from 1500 to 2000 miles will be a severe one Companion of Grover Blake Matricide Must Go to Prison ANDERSON Ind April 29 After de liberating all night the Jury in the trial of Ozro Reynolds returned a verdict at 7 this morning finding him guilty of receiving stolen goods the penalty for which crime is two to fourteen years In prison The evidence on which Reyndlds was convicted was circumstantial yet the jurors believed that Reynolds was in a measure responsible for the crime com mitted by Grover Blake who murdered his mother Although Reynolds and Blake sat with in six feet of each other throughout the trial there was no word or look ofr rec ognition passed between them Reynolds will serve part of Ills term in Jefferson ville and at 30 years of age will be trans ferred to Michigan City 144 317 430 331 614 915 925 court convenes are claiming victory the saloons is that becomes dry fifteen be empty 100 men of employment and city KOKOMC May 1 the city of Kokomo nays off the last dollar of Its indebtedness in the liquidation of the city buildlug bonds the sum being 825000 While the Kokomo city school corporation Is still In debt the Kokomo city corporation will owe nothing after May 1 i Massachusetts avenue North Liberty street North Davidson street East Market street East Market street EIGHTH WARD East Eleventh street He was in lorida for White was a graduate Amherst Colleges and geology Knights and Ladles ennlal Meeting TERRE HAUTE Knights and Ladies biennial state convention hero today and elected delegates to thn national con vention to be held in Philadelphia in June Crltchfield of Princeton and A Arterburn of Terre Haute wore chosen as delegates to represent the state at Phil adelphia Jonathan Lovell of Indianapolis and John Roberts of brazil were elected alternates The contest for delegates promised to be spirited Tnit Critchfleld and Arterburn received sufficient votes to cleet on the first ballot Other names proposed were those of John Roberts brazil IT Mil ler South Bend and Good Indian apolis The convention closed with de gree work a banquet and a dance to night TERRE HAUTE Marcus Kidder 42 one That a Remedy Has Been ound for St Vitus Dance I gained rapidly In flesh and have been well ever since until last spring when I rl on atlanb a'tfltipn til mV Hffht leS At times I could hardly walk and couldnt turn over in bed I was under a doctor care but he help me He said that sciatica was one disease the doctor couldn do much for Pink Pills cured South Bend Officials Refuse to Testify Against Mayor ogarty SOUTH BEND Ind April The im peachment trial of Mayor ogarty has been delayed until May 5 the plans of the Council having been blocked by the throwing down of the gauntlet by Chief of Police McWeeny and President Codd of the Board of Public Safety to the aider men by refusing to obey an order to ap pear before that body and explain why South Bend had been such a wide open oily The matter will come up at com mittee meeting of the Council Tuesday night SPECTACULAR CLIMAX IN GOSHEN TEMPERANCE IGHT winner 1 friends of ex Ccn Micrs of Blooming I ton who has been induced io miter the race in the hope of being selected the I compromise candidate are almost icadyl to give up hope such strides has Davis made in the last few days The other candidates for the nomlna 1 tion are Alvin Padgett of Washington I Charles Wellman of Sullivan and Judge A Cullop of Vincennes Until a few davs ago the Miers camp! was confident Mr Miers only consented to make the race for the nomination after It had been pointed out to him that the contest between Padgett and Davis had reached a point of such bitterness that neither would permit the nomina tion and that there was a first class op portunity for a compromise candidate to slip in take the strength of either Davis or Padgett and sweep the convention Such a picture was painted in vivid colors for Mr Miers by his Bloomington friends who apparently wore sincere in their assertions They looked upon Mr Davis as the strongest candidate in the field conceding him a lead over Padgett but they did not believe Davis could corral enough votes to nominate himself so long as Padgett remained in the race Expected a Deadlock And so they pointed out the conven tion would go into a deadlock with Davis and Padgett delegates standing hard and fast to their favorites thus paving the way for a Miers stampede At any time after the deadlock set in Mr friends told him the mention of his name on the convention floor would precipitate a rush for bis band wagon with either Davis or Padgett or both in the lead But the recent show of strength on the part of the Davis men has changed this Bloomington optimism to a state of seri ous doubt and tonight Monroe County Democrats are almost ready to give up Davis declares he will have sixty two delegates voting for him on the last bal lot of the convention the ballot that will nominate him Only fifty fiive votes are necessary to a choice Davis prophesies the following votes by counties in his fa vor at the close: Greene Lawrence Knox Martin Owen Sullivan Says Wife Conspired to Him to Prison and Asks Divorce ANDERSON Ind April Ote J)an forth recently sentenced to the State Prison at Michigan City through his at torney has filed an answer to his application for divorce The papers have been removed from the file in the office At the time Danforth was arrested and tried for being implicated In the robbery of the John Bnze saloon at Alexandria ho alleged that a conspiracy was being formed to get rid of him on his account In his cross complaint he is said lo expose this conspiracy and asks that thelivorre be granted to him in stead of Bls wife Company will) interests at Joplin today filed suit against the stock on assessments BRAZIL A freight car on the Terre Haute Indianapolis Eastern Traction line crashed into a car at Harmony while traveling at a speed of fifty miles an hour Motorman Nick Lydinger of the local car and Motorman red Morgan of the freight car were seriously Injured The local car was wrecked make everybody smile no idea how much like it Liquor victim Hustled Into Cab Is Haled Before Priest Where He Signs Total Abstinence Pledge KOKOMO Ind May 29 City Judge Cooper has adopted new tactics in the reformation James Donnelley habitual drunkard was a ukt pn doiofo mm nr cept the usual plea of guilty Donnelley has been paying fines for many months and upon this occasion had become intoxicated for the second time within a few hours Judge Cooper heard statement ordered a cab and the two men wont to the homo of ather Lordemann There Donnelley bowed to the crucifix and took the pledge for a 3 321 Trowbridge street 1023 Nelson street Laurel street retr Aof 1402 Hoyt ave nue ather Triumphs Over Stepfather In ace of Defeat WABASH Ind April 29 Sensational habeas corpus proceedings in which a large number of witnesses were brought here from Sodus and Benton Harbor Mich terminated today in a bewildering manner as a result of a coup by Warren Sayre Sayre was attorney for Jonas Johnson father of 11 year old Theresa Johnson custody of whom he was trying to regain from her stepfather Arthur Badger Johnson asserted he never knew his wife was divorced that she had secured cus tody of the daughter or that she had re married and that the child was kidnaped by the mother at Sodup The mother re cently died The defense introduced proof sufficient to defeat Johnson when Sayre suddenly filed a' petition for the adoption of the girl by her grandmother Mrs Brant with the consent The petition was grant ed whereupon the girl became legally the daughter of her grandmother and was re turned to Sodus 829 North 2124 West 8 725 North 233 North 2525 West 7 1260 Knuth Belmont avenue 8 Clark's schoolhouse Rockville ztii 1 Dispatches from lorida an nounce the death of Oliver White for Representatives of Local Councils of In dianapolis Terre Haute and Attica at Lafayette LAAYETTE Ind April Repre sentatives of local councils of Jewish women from Indianapolis Terre Haute Attica and Lafayette are holding what is known as Reciprocity day meetings here tonight and will continue through tomor row' Mrs Martin Barbee of Chicago vice president of the National Council of Jew ish women is the guest ui honor Jiiinma eck house president of dlananolis Council is amoofr Him The first meeting was held in the au ditorium of tlie AT A and was fol lowed by a reception and lunch Airs Barbee Rabbi Nathan Brass and Mrs Isaac Rice delivered addresses Musical numbers were furnished by Allss Jessio Born Bernard Sobel and Mrs Nathan Krass Rabbi Aleyor Messing of Indian apolis pronounced the benediction Rabbi cucrlicht of Indianapolis was tn have delivered an address but found It impos sible to attend Others on the program were Mrs Levi Oppenheim of city Airs Henry Cohen of Terre Haute and Mrs Sarah Messing Stern of Indianapolis his health Mr Earlham and authority on BLOOMINGTON Ind April Polit ical prophets who are attempting to fore cast the action of the Second District Democratic congressional convention which meets here are showing a marked preference of Bloomfield for the Even some of the gressman Robert roots without a drop of alcohol in its make up All its ingredients are printed in plain English on its bottle wrapper and attested under oath Dr Pierce thus invites the fullest investigation of his formula knowing that it will be found to contain only the best agents known to the most advanced medical sci ence of all the different schools of practice for the cure of all peculiar weaknesses and ailments Dr Pierce's Lotion Tablets and Antiseptic Suppositories may also be used with great advantage con jointly with the use of the "avor ite Prescription in all cases of ulceration and in pelvic catarrh They cost only 25 cents a box each at drug stores or sent by mail post paid on receipt of price in stamps by Dr Pierce whose ad dress is given below If you want to know more about the composition and professional endorsement of the "avorite Pre send postal card request to Dr Pierce Buffalo for his ree booklet treating of same You afford to accept as a substitute for this remedy of known com position a secret nostrum of un known composition' do it Dr Pleasant Pellets are the original "Little Liver first put up by old Dr Pierce over 40 years ago Much imitated but never equaled They cleanse in vigorate and regulate stomach liver and 'towels curing biliousness and constipation Little sugar coated granules easy to take as candy Supporters of Ex Congressman Miers for Old Place Almost Sherman avenue North West street North West street ITH WARD Sult for $2597'2 iled by Receiver of Com pany at Columbus Ind COLUMBUS Ind April Leon Cox receiver for ho Indlnna Lead and Zinc Mo holders for ren tilred to iuiv an indebtedness Hoagy a farmer Is sued for $10000 Arnold a jeweler for $648466 and vv jiaroon lor ana otners smaller amounts Hoagy recently coived a $10000 judgment against company gett during the several months the two candidates have been canvassing the dis trict has been one of the bitterest fights In the history of the district Badgett's friends have declared time after time that Davis twice a loser a the congressional nominee could not no ciocted nominated and the Miers people same argument for the benefit of didacy of their man Jud ere Uullon and Mr Wellmnn and Sullivan Counties respectively have made little effort to line up delegates out side their own counties and for this rea son they have not been considered to any non strength Aged Mother of Alleged Slayer of John McClintock Says Son Was Stupid Pupil BLOOMINGTON Ind April 29 A ses sion of court was held tonight in the case of Harvey Hinkle 'charged with the mur der of his rival John McClintock Ses sions probably will bo held during the evening of every court day until the close of the case Patrolman Eaton of Poplar Bluff AIo who arrested Hinkle ipst December was the last witness placed on the stand this evening Mrs Mary Hinkle the aged mother of Hinkle was the first witness for the de fense She said Harvey was very dull inischool and never got further than the seventh grade She said her husband was the late Marlon Hinkle ex auditor of Monroe County who froze to death nine yeArs ago by lying down in 'a fence corner and going to sleep Ex Congressman Miers one of the at torneys for Hinkle will be in the trial to morrow and consequently will be unable to attend the congressional convention Attorneys say it may be necessary to hold court next weca in oraer to nnisn case Good Students Alone Eligible to College Organizations Next Year GREENCASTIE Ind April To bo prominent In college activities at De Pauw next year one must be a good student according to a decision which the faculty announced this nfterndon in standing in college work The plan provides a system of rules which calls for a candidate for any col lege office to be up In studentship No student can try for the Do Glee Club the De Pauw Dally nr any college organization without standing well In his work Tired of Evading Arrest Convict at New Albany NEW ALBANY Ind April Tired hungry and footsore Charles Ever bach an escaped convict from the Nash ville Penitentiary appeared at the CountyTail this morning and gave himself up to County Sheriff Claude Sittason declaring ho wanted to return to prison He said for two days he had not tasted food Everbach said that his family lived at Charleston Va He is an electricianWhile working in Cincinnati ho said he became acquainted with a woman who caused him to ItVe beyond his means He declared that when he left Cincinnati to get rid of her she followed him to Ten nessee and becoming Involved in debt he embezzled some money for which he was sentenced to the penitentiary for three years County Sheriff Sittason wired the Nashville prison authorities and received a reply that a guard will bo sent for the prisoner Nursing mothers will find "a vorite Prescription especially val uable in sustaining their strength and promoting an abundant nour ishment for the child Expectant mothers too will find it a priceless boon to prepare the system coming and to render ordeal comparatively easy painless Over burdened women in stations in life whose vigor been undermined by exacting cial duties over work frequent bearing of children will find "a vorite the greatest strength giver ever employed It can do no harm in any state or con dition of the female system Delicate nervous weak women who suffer from frequent headaches backache dragging down distress low down jn the abdomen or from painful or irregular monthly pe riods gnawing or distressed sen 'sation in stomach dizzy or faint spells see imaginary specks or spots floating before eyes have dis agreeable pelvic catarrhal drain ulceration prolapsus anteversion' i retroversion or other displacements of womanly organs from weakness of parts will whether they experi ence many or only a few of the 1 above symptoms 'find relief and generally a permanent cure by us ing faithfully and persistently iDr avorite Prescription This eWorld famed specific for weaknesses and peculiar ailments is a mire trlvceric extract of the choicest native medicinal Indiana News in Tabloid orm Davis Declares He Will Have Seven More Votes Than Positively cured by these Little Pills They also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia In digestion and Too Hearty Eating A perfect rem edy for Dizziness Nausea Drowsiness Dad Taste In the Mouth Coated Tongue Pain in the Side TORPID LIVER They regulate Bowels Purely Vegetable SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE 2 1216 North New Jersey street 3 1108 North (Meridian street rear JJorth East (Corner Illinois and Tenth streets 5 941 Wayne avenue 6 94S Massachusetts avenue NINTH WARD 1 Northeast corner Washington Denny streets 2 25 North Temple avenue 535 North Temple avenue McKinley Club 1710 East Washington street Office of Technical Institute i Rapid as has been the advance of medi cal science along many lines It Js only in recent years that a remedy has been discovered for one of the most dreadful of nervous diseases that afflict children St danCe This and other nervous disorders that cause the pale and wan faces and peev ish Irritable disposition of so many chil dren can now be scientifically treated by a remedy which strikes at the root of the disease by renewing the impoverished blood and strengthening the tlerves Words of commendation for this rem edy come from all parts of the civilized world and In Indiana two cures have re cently been reported which should con vince every reader of the remarkable pow er of the tonic treatment ih severe nerv ous disorders St Dance and Sciatica Mrs Richards of 221 Main street Muncie Ind tells what a blessing Dr Pink Pills have been to her as follows: i nine years of age I was sudden ly afflicted with St da nee I think it was brought on by fright for I was In a runaway I was sick for several weeks and had apparently recovered but In my sixteenth year I had It a second time I became so bad thaTT was as help less as a baby My mother had to help me around and dress and feed me I lost control of my tongue so that people could not understand me Mother used to put a mattress on the floor for I lie still In bed I was so run down that I weighed about 110 pounds 'T had been sick for quite a while be fore I began to take Dr Pink Pills which were recommended to my mother by a druggist I felt so much better after taking the pills a few days that 1 Kept ngnt on witn tnem until cured Instrument Executed Day Before ire Shows Woman Preparing for Tragedy Ind April That Mrs Belle Gunness who with her three chil dren was burned to death in a fire which destroyed their home Tuesday morning feared death at the hands of her rejected suitor Ray Lamphere was made known today when her will was opened The In strument was executed the day before her death Monday Mrs Gunness vlsjteu the office of Lellter an attorney of this city and in tears told him that she feared she did not have loriff to live She told the attorney it Is alleged that her life had been repeatedly threatened by Lamp hero an ex farm hand who had per sistently laid suit to her affections and whom she had spumed She said she desired to make disposition of her prop erty Tlie will executed at that time provided that in case of her death her estate valued at $15000 should go to her children aged respectively 5 7 and 11 and i the 'children were not living at the time of her demise the property should go to the Norwegian Home in Chicago The administrator appointed today by Judge Richter of the Circuit Court will carry out the provision of the will Lamphere Says He Saw ire Lamphere who is In jail pend ing an investigation of the crimes of murder and arson was subjected to a severe sweating He admitted that he was in the city Monday He said he came to the city with John Wheatbrook the farmer at whose place he was ar rested but did not return home with him Tie declares he spent the night at the home of Mrs Elizabeth a colored woman with whom he had been friendly and who had paid his fine the first time he was arrested on the complaint of annoying her Lamphere admits he passed the Gun ness home on the morning of the fire and saw smokecoming from the house but he says he feared to sound the alarm because he thought he might be accused of starting the fire Coroner Cqmplejes Inquest Coroner Mack completed his inquest to night ive witnesses were examined all being neighbors of Mrs Gunness They all testified as to what had happened aft er the fire had started They could not give any information as to who started the fire i The bodies of Mrs Gunness and her children will be taken to Chicago tomor row for burial A stepdaughter of Mrs Gunness who has been living In Califor nia for several years is expected to ar rive here in a day or two and it is thought she will be able to throw some light on the mystery Could Not Miss Roxie Jones whose address is No 2 St Paul Ind says: suffered with St dance several months being confined to bed for a part of the time When I was first taken my bead commenced to jerk and Xj couic not control tne muscies oi my body I could not talk as my tongue seemed as though it was thick My par ents had to feed me for three weeks My nerves were so bad the least thing excited me and I had no control over myself at all doctors did not seem to help mt and my father gave me Dr Williams i Pink Pills After taking them I noticed I was not so nervous and had better con trol of myself In a few weeks I was so that I could help myself and improved until entirely The Best Nerve ood That Dr Pink Pills for Pale People have cured obstinate cases of St dance is the best evidence that they will cure all lesser nervous disor ders because the principle in the treat ment of all nervous diseases is the same Nervousnessjs a question of nutrition ood for the "nerves is what is needed and the best nerve food in the world is Dr Pink Pills They are sold by all druggists or will be sent postpaid on receipt of price 50 cents per box six boxes for $250 by the Dr Williams Medicine Co 2345 3510 2121 4 No 2 Engine House 5 1640 Roosevelt avenue 6 1632 Yandes street rNortheast corner Roosevelt and Himbia avenues 8 1222 Newman street Tecumseh street North Dearborn street SECOND WARD 1 708 East Twentv seventh street 2 Twenty second and Central avenue 3 2145 Bellefontaine street 4 705 East Nineteenth street 5 1844 North New Jersey street 6 1608 College avenue THIRD WARD 1 Twenty third street and Talbott ave nue Drug store Rear of 1901 North Pennsylvania street 3 McLean Place Stables 4 Armory Sixteenth street and Col lege avenue 5 Rear of 461 West ifteenth street 6 1222 Lafayette street 7 Rear of 1015 North Senate avenue West Eleventh street OURTH WARD 1 51 West Thirty fourth street 2 3006 North Illinois street 3 2727 London avenue 4 Raider street between Eugene Thirtieth 5 Northwestern Republican Club 6 919 Roach street 2228 1308 1004 1 Corner street 2 Indiana 3 Corner Blake and Nprth streets 4 Corner Colton and Locke streets 5 Corner Agnes and Michigan streets 6 855 West New York street Corner Gelsendorft and New York streets 2 48 North Elder avenue 3 1230 West Washington street CENTER TOWNSHIP No 4 Schoolhouse DECATUR TOWNSHIP 1 Valley Mills Schoolhouse Hall West Newton Infl RANKLIN TOWNSHIP Chilling's shop Acton Ind shop Shelbyville gravel rOafl LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP Masonic Hall Castleton Ind Shlagel's shop Lawrence Ind PERRY TOWNSHIP Schoolhouse Southport Ind Schoolhouse University Heights PIKE TOWNSHIP New Augusta Odd ellows Building Traders Point residence WARREN TOWNSHIP Schoolhouse Cumberland Inds Rear of Moore's Block 132 South Au North Ritter avenue WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Town Hall Broad Ripple schoolhouse No 9 3 Station orty first Per 'r street 4AYNE TOWNSHIP grocery Tenth ano Tibbs extent in the an estimates Tonight the with delegates dictates have there The Alvin rived at noon ii and headed bv i paraded the ui ci pal streets i a large badge and County favorite the opera house wi Mason the permanent on tion and Phiiunacr Mctionry ohairman of the Daviess County central committee is to be the temporary chairman Al Martin of the Martin County Tribune is to be the secretary Linton Sullivan and Washington have sent brass bands to the convention Among the district notables present are Gilbert Hendreii Senator William Sllnk ard of Bloomfield Judge John Robin son of Spencer Paul Poynter of Sullivan Royal Purcell of Vincennes Boyd of Washington and George Griffin of Spencer 6 1434 Lexington avenue 7 Prospect Street Engine House Prospect and St Peter streets 9 1302 South Linden street 10 1921 Shelby street ELEVENTH WARD 1 203 South Noble street 2 Engine House Virginia avenue 3 219 South New Jersey street 4 639 South Delaware street 447 East South street 6 411 East McCarty street 7 814 Greer street 8 Rear 875 Virginia avenue 9 845 English avenue TWELTH WARD West Georgia street Kentucky avenue South Capitol avenue Merrill street South Meridian street South Illinois street South Missouri street THIRTEENTH WARD 1 1111 South East streezt 2 1312 Wright street 3 1532 South New Jersey street 4 705 East Iowa street 5 2132 Singleton street 6 15 Regent street 7 1407 Charles street 8 1027 Maple street 9 209 Kansas street OURTEENTH WARD 1 549 Arbor avenue 2 1036 River avenue 3 620 Division street 4 1 1629 1277 OR PRIMARY ELECTION ON MAY 15 IN MARION COUNTY To the voters of Marion County: Notice is hereby given that the primary elections for county and township offices on May 15 in Marion County will ba held in the several precincts at the following voting places towit: Total 02 To these figures which a short time ago would have seemed ridiculous to the Miers people the friends of the Bloom ington candidate aro not offering objec tions They do not profess to be able to keep any of the votes away from Davis their hope fpr Mr Miers the hope upon which they induced him to enter the race was that Padgett would be strong enough to split the counties to which Davis was looking for delegates The contest between Davis and Pad Is a non secret non alcoholic and most potent invigorating restorative tonic and strengthening nervine especially adapted to pecul iar requirements by an experienced specialist in the diseases Mil 'l I I 1 i iff AW th a 1 A Mb JBHHUwnr WinHH km Xu 7 i WMII I I IM' Hw Kv i 3 Al av jl ad al I AM News of Vital Interest A In Every City and to State Culled rom I 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