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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAB SATURDAY JULY 24 IMO 10 RELIC NAVY OR CITY SPANISH ORCES ROUTED URY WENT THROUGH SPANISH WAR RETREAT BEORE TRIBESMEN CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE PROPERTY LOSS $1000000 the BEST POULTRY ENCE MRS MOLLIE LEWIS SPANISH TROOPS IN MUTINY Sall ad West Enters Protests of debris was carried seaward about fifteen Property News of the Churches KILLED IN STORM HOOSIER Insurgents Hold Meeting of Deaths in Indiana AID IN BUYING LAND ASKS School STORM KILLS RARE BIRDS of Louisiana had been killed in tlio storm LARGE SUGAR MILL WRECKED of Arizona will by an GAY PAREE DANCER INJURED BURGLARS IN STAORD HOME DIES County for Two July roshua Ilo the USES CORK LEGS AS PRESERVERS BAR OUT CORN Ad one STOCK BROKER IS HONORED CAPT SHEETS DEAD STABS BOY IN IGHT BOY Noise Indiana College News ADMITS PASSING BAD CHECK NOMINATIONS GIVEN SENATE CORDIAL KILLS LITTLE BOY Deaths of a Day LABRADOR MINISTER TO WED 'ft of their battle with bv those swept from as the the Boston A don the the found it impossible and although they midnight the child phy about and blr MONTIWUMA VIRGINIAN COLUMBIA worked until died In the absence of Judge Wiley Solon Goode one of the editors of the Ameri can armer will conduct the Bible class at the Centra! Christian Church to morrow morning at 9:30 of the preach Good The Abernathy family living near High Island lias been accounted for and no additional deaths have been reported from the country about the Matagorda en insula IRA BREESE of Jackson Mich was killed in an automobile accident at Sioux alls 8 I) yesterday doctors and so no benefit But 1 yon that I have that could com We also have pedigreed white Persian kittens sharp right i who was the captain on dutv nnlira 4iaor1niiurtaia fnniyht aniH that nobody ordered him to arrest Miss Hoff man beat it PRESIDENT EARLHAM AVORS STATE CONERENCE the debris a ong end ot the island to The received birds on at $1000000 reports may add to the list of and the property damage but isolated points all cqmmuniea offl con IND WOMAN PROSTRATE Dr Hurlstone will preach in the Roberts Park Church tomorrow night on Power of Christian The theme of the morning sermon will be as a Steward ship NEWTON SHARP 41 years old inancial editor of the Evening Sun died New York yesterday TURKS CELEBRATE IRST ANNIVERSARY REEDOM The Rev Joseph Artman of the Green Street Congregational Church Chicago will preach tomorrow morning at the irst Con gregational Church There will be no even ing service TRY A WANT IN THE STAR IT WILL BRING RESULTS TALKING PARROT He took one look at the dance and back of the stage NEWCASTLE BANKER The corner stone of the nfew North Park Christian Church Kenwood avenue and Twenty ninth street will be laid with ap propriate ceremonies Sunday Aug 1 1909 at 4 m' The Rev A Orcutt will make the principal address Is dead as a diseases A andf a son YOUNG AND PRETTY MUSIC TEACHER ADMITS ORGERY Also make a fence to turn stock "and poultry Catalogue mailed free of our many designs in poultry and stock fence Get Our Prices SHTMER CO ANDERSON IND Box 10 Both phones Rogers Bird Store 128 Delaware St Indianapolis Ind ThA onti frAP material the House met today There were only twenty seven 'members present and al though several speeches were made no resolutions of protest were adopted The cotton schedule was considered at the forenoon session of the conference committee today While this schedule was not disposed of the conferees were prac tically in agreement to adopt the Senate Increases on mercerized Cottons but to reduce a number of the Senate rates on lower grades It was announced that the increased rates of internal revenue on tobacco which were adopted by the Senate at the instance of Senator Beveridge will be accepted It was reported yesterday that these amendments would be eliminated from the bill and Senator Beveridge pro tested with good result to President Taft and Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh The conferees today accepted a Senate amendment imposing a duty of 45 per cent ad valorem on structural steel punched use In determining this rate the House members had their first roll call of the conference This method of disposing of the question was regarded as significant in view of the statement by Representative Payne that he would not be governed merely by the will of a majority of the Republican conferees of the House As Mr Payne voted with the majority in favor of the Senate increase however no issue was raised ThoRev John occupy the pulpit of the irst Presbyterian enuren Tomorrow MRS RANCES BARNARD 73 oaiS old died at Lafayette riday after a short illness The following children survive: Mrs Smith West Lafayette CO Barnard Denver Col Walter Lane andMrs A Sims Lafayette and Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton Seattle) Wash TH The Roberts Park men's Bible class will meet in the main auditorium tomorrow morning at 10 Herbert Adkin son will speak on Sermon on Mars Men invited MAY DODGE LICENSE NO 13 OR AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS SCANTY ROCK OENDS NEW YORK COPS ormer New Yorker Made Member of Legion of Honor PARIS July 23 Among those who were made members of the Legion of Honor today were Solomon Dejonge formerly a stock broker in New York Gatlne secretary of the 'State legation at Havana and Daniel Levy president of the Alli ance rancalse of San ran Improvements at the Edwin Church are in such a condition rporiiiar service tomorrow school at 9 the pastor the Rev Clippinger will speak at 10:45 on Blessings of Public The Epworth League will meet at 6:45 The subject at the evening service at 7:45 will be Young People and the Spanish Commander Says That Number Is Needed to Subdue Tribesmen MADRID July 23 It Is reported that1 Gen Marina commander of the Spanish forces at Melilla has Informed the goy eminent that he will require 4 000 men to insure a decisive defeat oyer 4 he Moor ish tribesmen The islands were swept and overflown by Ransack Meridian Street Dwelling In Ab sence of amily The residence of Stafford at 2405 North Meridian street was ransacked by burglars yesterday The family is absent from home and the burglary was discov ered last evening by in man Coulin a relative who has been visiting the home occasionally during the absence of the Staffords The amount of plunder secured by the burglars may be extensive according to the statement of Coulin The house was ransacked thoroughly by the visitors who evidently used plenty of time and turned drawers and chests inside out A seal skin cloak and cape are known tocbe among the missing articles Coulin said to Of ficers Trimpe and Rucker however that silverware and jewelry such as the fam ily did not take had been placed in a safety deposit vault Tennessee Millers Warn Indiana Dealers Aqalnst Disease Producing Germ EVANSVILLE Ind July Grain dealers of this ettv were warned today by Nashville (Tenn) millers against further shipments ot corn from this territory it being alleged that to this peculiar blight in corn Is due a disease of the human skm winch lias been worry ing Tennessee pnvsicians tor some time The eve Is due to a combination nf warmth and wetness in the last ripen ing stage it Is said producing a fermen tation which affects users of the corn products Practically all of southern In corn is shipped to Tennessee Girl rom Carnival Has Steel Splinter In oot and Goes to Hospital Ruth Tones of the Gay Paree Girls showing in the Moose Carnival jvill not do her turn at dancing during the next few days In fact she may not be able to trip the light fantastic again during the engagement of her company in In dianapoiis ror sne nas a long ann steel splinter in the ball of her foot According to her statement to slrlans Miss Jones was walking the new city hall building yesterday aft ernoon when She stepped on a steel post A sliver of steel penetrated her shoe and the ball of her foot Dr Harry Pasley of the City Dispen sary attempted to remove the steel last evening but found it so firmly imbedded that he ordered the show girl taken to the City Hospital IGUREHEAD MOLDED IN SHAPE HLST WASHINGTON ROM BAT TLE SHIP INDIANA COXING TO INDIANAPOLIS State Prison Institution Damaged $275000 During Texas Hurricane BRAZORIA lex July The large sugar mill at the penal farm lo cated a few miles from this town was demolished in the storm The loss is $275000 Ono ot the prisons was wrecked but no out1 was injured The sloop Co lumbia with four men aboard blown out to sea has not been heard from At the irst Baptist Church tomorrow the Rev Benjamin Dickhaut of the Collegiate Reform Church of New York will preach morning and evening AT STUD EE MO 09 TEDDY HOOKER THE UNDEEATED Weight 13 lbs BOSTON TERRIER A 1334SO Sired hv Little Hooker Ill Ihnt he hr Rtilhvan'n Punch Dam Ronnie 14 Ur Write for stud card DAN SCHEIBLE 9' So 111 Sl Manpoli DRIVER SERIOUSLY INJURED John Carr Transfer Man Thrown rom Wagon In Runaway I John Carr a transfer wagon driver was seriously and pdrhaps fatally injured yesterday morning In front of 117 Spruce street when he was thrown from his wagon The team lie was driving became frightened and ran away Carr was thrown to the ground with such force that it is feared his skull was fractured He was taken to St Hospital where he remained unconscious several hours Physicians say ids recovery is doubtful i Police Called to Send Mrs Curtis to Hospital When physicians from the City Dis pensary tanswered a call to the home of Mrs Clara Curtis 1518 Kennington street last evening they found Mrs Curtis lying apparently unconscious and deserted Ac cording to the statements of neighbors Mrs Curtis fell in the back yard and her husband and several others who were with them ran away leaving her pros trate Dr Lasley in charge of the am bulance reported the matter to the po lice i At the City Hospital where Mrs Curtis was cared for physicians believe she suf fers from an attack of acute hysteria She regained consciousness but her con dition was suchthat she could not talk Mixture Contains Opium and Baby alls Into Death Sleep ANDERSON Ind July Durbin the 3 yciir old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Jdodlin of Crystal street in North Anderson drank some cordial that contained opium at 5 this afternoon and died late this evening from the poison The bottle lay on a table and the child drank the contents before its act was observed A physician was not called until the family io awaiten me enilil nearly moraine? There will be special music oy trie cnoir precertecl organ recital ol this city since at noon at ills home on INDIANA Prof Ulysses Weatherly head of the department of economies and social science nt Indiana University will lecture to tlie student body at the regu lar seml weekly date riday on Washington and the Negro One hundred alumni of Indiana Univer sity residing in the city of Chicago will hold their annual reunion at Jackson Park Saturday Motorman Taken rom Car by Detectives Rube Hunt ot 3802 South Belmont ave nue a "sub" for tlie Indianapolis '1'raetlrm and Terminal Company was busy yester day afternoon learning to run a street ear lie was watching tne motornuin and was surprised to be summoned from the vestibule by Detectives Dugan and Smith In the office at Central Po lice Station a check for $1230 signed by the name "John Balls" was shown him Ho denied ever having seen the check before but after undergoing close ques tioning lie I'dinitted that he had written it and cnsbed it Ho Is charged with pass ing a fraudulent ejp'ck Bird Store 21 Market Sl Indianapolis Taft orwards List of Appointees for Consideration 1 WASHINGTON July 23 The President today sent the following nominatlopa to the Senate: i Envoy Extraordinary and ltn potenttary to China Charles Crane Illi nois Assistant Director of the Thirteenth Decen nial Census William Willoughby Dis trict of Columbia Postmaster at Spokane Wash Rdrls These nominations probably will be Con firmed in executive session Monday une addressed a letter tn dilation manarer of The spoke of his work in Galveston and said he was making a success there The lei ter was received hv Mr Corri gan a few hours after the newspapers gave an account of Mr Daily's death Dr Engagement to Lake orest (III) Woman Announced LONDON July 23 The engagement was announced here today of Dr Willfred Thomason Grenfell the well known Labrador medical missionary to Miss Anna MaeClanahan of Lake orest III Constitution Was Granted Ago and Yesterday Was Declared Holiday Throughout Nation CONSTANTINOPLE July The first anniversary of the granting of the Turkish constitution was celebrated throughout the country today as a national holiday' The capital Itself Was In a festive mood and tlie decorated streets were thronged with visitors Sultan Mehmed reviewed 15000 before the Hill of Liberty and subsequently laid the foundation stone of a monument to be erected at that spot in memory of the soldiers who fell there during the re cent revolution As a measure of clemency the Sultan has ordered the suspension of fresh prose cutions of persona who were connected with the lute reactionary upheaval but those already under arrest and fugitives will not benefit by the amnesty r's KEEPERS We are distributing agents for Lewis Bee Ware Send for ree Catalogue Best Small Chick eed in the State Get otjrprices New Phone The Scott Co 1002 Eaet Washington St INDIANAPOLIS IND Excitable Passenger Has Series of ventures That inally Land Him In Jail After being forcibly ejected from interurban car last ulglit at a point In the country east of Irvington Blaine Rey nolds of Lewisville Ind was picked up by another car He behaved in a disor derly manner in both cars It Is charged but hi the second Instead of being thrown off' he was Imprisoned in the baggage room and held until the ear reached the city terminal where he was turned over to the police Reynolds evidently drank 'to excess yes terday He boarded a IT I car about 5 and hardly had the jour ney started than passengers In the car found occasion to complain of his actions Ho resisted when he was ordered from the oar just beyond Irvington and was ejected by the crow He was left lying at tlie side of the tracks An inbound car approached and the motorman saw lhe prostrate figure He stopped and Reynolds was picked up the crew having the im pression that he had fallen from or been struck by a car Once again Inside a oar Reynolds again grew disorderly He was forced into the baggage room with difficulty and was held there tale of the which rivaled 1900 The number killed is conservatively es timated at twenty five those more or less seriously injured are twice as many and the property loss is conservatively estimated Belated casualties except to tlon has been restored identified dead are: INANT CALLOWAY Bay City CAPT MATTHEWS swept from the schoon er tiien in tne ruit CHANER Eagle Lake formerly Waterloo la i BAYSIL DAIGLE Cameron Parish La TOM MURPHY Cameron Parish La DR CLOYD Richmond Tex ollowing is a tabulated report from the stricken district Searching about for debris to catch on to he was astounded to see his cork legs floating with the current and grabbed them With these as supports under his arms lie swam hack Into the hay and was carried bv the lidos into Galveston Upper Bay thirty miles from where the pier collapsed and was picked up by a boat He was In the water thirty hours The bodies of Capt Bettlson and his wife scantily clad and girded with life preservers were found by fisher boys at Point The corpses were lashed and clasped together in the tangled sea weed Capt Beltison and his wife were among the party of ten who were swept off a pier near Galves ton by the hurricane Wednesday Simultaneous with the report of the recovery of the bodies nf the Bettisons comes the news that Ernest A Booth a diningroom boy who was one of the party on tlie pier was rescued alive near Mor Point today Booth had been float ing oh driftwood for nearly iorty elght Gertrude Hoffman Gives Penal Code Se vere Crimp and Must Answer Public Indecency Charge NEW YORK July Two Central of fice men Walden and Rathgeber went to Roof Garden tonight just about the time that Gertrude Hoff man quit frisking in the Spring Song When Husband Hoffman ''Who leads Wife special orchestra brought down his baton with a final jerk and the bass drum gave a triumphant boom Wal den and Rathgeber went behind the scenes and Gertrude They said that Miss Hoffman skipped too lightly arrayed and that 1530 Subdivision 7 of the penal code had suf fered a crimp Miss Hoffman slid into a regular dress and went to the West orty Seventh Street Police Station Walden and Rathgeber had it entered on the blotter that Miss Hoffman had given a dance that was contrary to public decency The dancer confided to Lieut Mc Queenie that she was 24 years old and an actress George Considine hustled into the Station House and went bail He gave 1696 Broadway as security for the Walden at police Board Appeals to City Council in Purchasing Library Site Mavor Bookwaiter has under advise ment a request from the Board of School Commissioners for financial assistance from the City Council in purchasing a site for one of the branch Carnegie li braries in the southern part Of Indianap olis The site In view is Jhe Kate Dean property Madison avenue and Pros pect street It is of sufficient size to be suitable for a library with additional ground for a small park besides The property has been offered for $11000 The request was put before the mayor yesterday morning by Charles Moores president and Henry Sickels of the School Board They had already asked assistance of the Board of Park Commis sioners but had been told that the board had no money available for that purpose Mayor Bookwaiter promised Mr Moores that he would consider the question and see if financial aid could be obtained from the Council ormer Indiana Veteran Expires at Home In Washington WASHINGTON July Capt William Henry Harrison Sheets an Indiana soldier of considerable renown died at 1:15 this afternoon With him when he passed away were his wife a son razier Randolph Sheets his two sisters and the family physician Capt Sheets was 69 years of age He was born in Indianapolis He had a wide acquaintance here and was a prominent figure in patriotic circles He made an excellent record In the civil war as a staff and ordnance officer hav ing participated in eighty pitched battles and 80 skirmishes MOORS KE I I XI GM LING 1IRE AND ENLMY VNABLE TO HOLD GROUND MNED DI RING DAV LEES IO AVOID DISASTER MRS ME USSA DRAKE 69 years old wife of Joseph Drake a jeweler and civile war veteran or ureensourg result of a complication of husband two daughters survive MRS JACOB GIBSON 64 Prather near Jeffersonville was a member of a leading 'PALACE LIGHT OIL Premium Product Best for incubators because cleanest Keeps even temperature Makes no sulphurous gas Insures large hatch and vigorous chicks Give us trial order for 'a barrel subject ''RX: TIOSA REINING COIndlaaapollB EJECTED ROM ONE CAR IMPRISONED IN ANOTHER BOYS DIG( UP Unearth Man's Head After Police Had Viewed and Burled It A gang of boys at Beecher street' and Ringgold avenue persisted in unearthing a grewsome mystery last night after the police Officers Murphy and Hull went to the place and burled It The mys'tery in this case was the head of a man a which the officers believe went tcr thn dumps at the locality from some medical college A crowd surrounded the grewsome ob ject when Desk Sergeant Crane first re ceived the report been a foul murder here said the man who telephoned Hull and Murphy went at top speed to the place and after viewing the specimen pronounced it another college mvstery" and burled It in the dump Twenty minutes later they received a second call The boys had dug the head out again and this time the officers se cured a basket and took the skull to Cen tral Police tSatlon where they placed it In the morgue Prof Kelly Writes Governor Marshall That He Is Willing to Attend Educational Gathering The announcement of Governor Mar shall a few days ago that he desired to hold a conference with tlie beads of tliellflei ent educational institutions of the state this fall lias aroused interest among the college presidents In reply to Governor letter calling a conference President Robert Kelly of Earlham College yesterday sent a reply to the effect that he would be greatly interested in such a conference In tils letter president Kelly said: I should come to such a conference as you propose I would not do so with any cut and dried plans of procedure In my judgment the feeling between tlie state and nonstate institutions of higher learn ing is very cordial and it seems to me that nothing but good could come from such a conference ns you propose If you see fit to extend a formal Invitation for such a conference I shall lie pleased to It Is expected that the absence ot Pres ident William Lowe Bryan ot Indiana Unlversitv who is on his vacation in the Adirondack Mountains will postpone tlie conference desired by Governor Marshall Dr Bryan will not return to the univer sity until September Governor Marshall said vesterday that he had no definite date in mind for the conference He said he would arrange it to suit the convenience of the different men who will want to attend A Legless Experience In Storm and Water Is Thrilling 4 GALVESTON Tex Juh 23 si Davies of Groveton Tex a legless man J9 years old furnished the most thrilling experience of any of tlie storm victims Use far recorded He was at the Tarpon scflshing pier seven miles from Galveston 111 the gulf and with others was thrown Srlnto the sea when the big building wasS demolished by the hurricane Before theBuilding collapsed Davies discarded Ins two cork legs and catching some of the Hay as to nermlt ollowing Sunday Mrs Mollie Lewis widow late Lewis formerly station master for the Traction Terminal Com pany died yesterday at the home of a daughter Mrs Tyner 2609 East Tenth street She was 62 years old She was married to Mr Lewis at Gal laten Tenn in 1866 She is survived by seven children Mrs Tyner Mrs Al Mueller Mrs red Johnson Mrs Al Ervin John and Thomas Lewis of Indianapolis and diaries Lewis of Chicago The funeral will take place Monday afternoon with burial at Crown Hill The speaker realizes that he is fating rather a desperate situation In the House and he Is taking no chances While no agreement was reached bv the tariff conferees on coal lumber hides oil Iron ore the cotton schedule or wood pulp and print paper it was said to night by the conferees after adjournment for the day that the prospects o( settling their big questions tomorrow were ex cellent Should the conference complete its work tomorrow it would be Impossible to re port it before Tuesday as the House which agreed to the conference on the tariff bill and therefore under the rules must receive it before the Senate ad journed today until Tuesday Heroic measures were put Into opera tion today In an effort to compose dif ferences existing between the Senate and House on the tariff bill: and to carry out President program for a reduction ot duties on raw materials All except the actual conferees were excluded from the chamber nnl It was agreed that discussions leading up to a settlement of anv of the subjects familiarly termed national issues should be regarded as confidential All of the conferees said tonight that the frwllngs entertained for each other were more pleasant than they had been for many days When Arthur Shelton clerk of the inance Committee and William Payne: clerk of the House Ways and Means Committee were excused from the I conference It was understood that votes I would be taken on all of the subjects In dispute before adjournment for the day the question of hides is giving the committee more trouble than any other of the schedules that have claimed the attention of the President It was discussed first The discussion had not proceeded far before it was developed that the differences between the two Houses were almost irreconcilable unless boots and shoes and other leather goods should be greatly reduced if hides were to go on the free l)Ht The Rev Henrv Gekeler pastor of the Central Avenue Reformed Church is preach Ing a epurse of Sunday evening sermons on "Summer Religion" His subject tomorrow evening will be "Water for the Girl Arrested for Drawing $30 rom Bank at Muncie on alse Slgna ture MUNCIE Ind July Miss Blodgett a pretty 19 year old music teacher of this city was arrested this afternoon on a charge of forgery The crime is alleged to have been committed July 15 A check bearing the signature of Charles Sterbeck with whom Miss Blodgejd made her home until one month ago drawn for and presented to the Delaware County National Bank of Mun cie is responsible for the arrest After a rigid examination Miss Blod gett confessed to the act and was placed in the County Jail In default of bail to await a hearing In the City Court to morrow morning Miss Blodgett's par ents are dead and she has been making an effort to maintain herself by giving musical Instruction to a few pupils until recently when she went to Anderim She returned to this city a short time ago and was 'found by the police this after noon after a diligent search WASHINGTON July The massive figurehead ot the b'httle ship Indiana which is one of the interesting I relics of the old navy will be sent to In I dianapolls for permanent keeping either In the State Museum the State Library I the Court House or some public place where it will be always on exhibi tion Representative Korbly' made application several days ago for this relic and he has just received a favorable reply from the Navy Department The figurehead is ot metal and weighs about two tons it Is molded in the shape of a bust of George Washington and is an historic ornament Il will rank as one ot the most valuable relics This figurehead went through the' Spanish American war and was on the battle ship Indiana during the battle of Santiago At that time the color of the navy was white and the metal figurehead being a very bright object could be seen at long distances When It was decided to follow the example of Great Britain and paint the warships a slate color the figurehead had to go as It furnished too conspicuous a target for the guns Will Be Loaned to State Theoretically the figurehead will be' loaned to the state of Indiana and the title to It will remain in the government but it is believed that It will stay in the custody of the state forever It will re 1 main for the city and state authorities at Indianapolis to decide where it can be located to the best advantage President Taft will not be able to at tend the opening of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Aug 19 to 21 Recently i Senator Beveridge called at the White House and personally urged the President to go to Indianapolis for that occasion Today the senator received a letter from rank Carpenter the secretary announcing that the President Would not be able to adjust his dates so as to attend Mr Carpenter wrote: President directs me to express his real regret at his inability to accept In the event of his making a Western trip he does not contemplate starting on It before the middle of September Will you be good enough to convey to the of ficials who extended the invitation to the I President his cordial thanks for their I Louisiana Game Commissioner Hears That Breeding Grounds Are Overflown NEW OUT EANS Ln Jnlv Louisiana game commissioner news tunighl that about 200000 the breeding grounds maintame commission on Battiedoor Andi Board of Safety Already Has Many Pro tests rom Chauffeurs Tag orty applications already have been made to John Wood clerk ot the Bound of Public Safety for chauffeur licenses although tin: new ordinance has not yet been slgni il' by Mayor Bookwaiter and Is therefore not yet a law Tlie Adams Express Companv which employs many automobile delivery wagons notified Mr Wood that It would take the first twenty licenses that are Issued The most strenuous desire of some chauffeurs is to obtain license No 1 and dodge the thirteenth Two men have asked for the first license and now Mr Wood is trying to find out how he will decide Other auto mobile owners have declared that they will not accept No 13 and it is possible that the unlucky number will not be in cluded among those issued by the board Mr Wood said yesterday that he ex pected to take no further steps in out lining ills plan until Mayor Bookwaiter signified his Intention with regard to the license The mayor lias been Indisposed since Sunday and has not yet considered the ordinance In the event he signs it the Board of Safety will begin immediate ly to formulate Ils system of registration The law becomes effective at the end of two weeks after it nas been signed ny mayor i cleans skin' of all" Dog Needs 60101106 dOap XX "ekine iiCKMs lice uuvtia luatisc Herat ches grease and 1 cracked heele cuts aoree i and galls and prevents white hairs Removes allfoul odors and wards ort Our booklet on Dogs oul try cattle horses and hogs mailed free Ask your dealer for it or write us Old Phone Prospect 94 RIE State Manager 1034 Market St Indpls The Rev Collins pastor Bast Tenth Street Church will tomorrow morning on Immii His evening subject will be Samaritan At the Meridian Street 'M Church to morrow morning Dr Stansfield will preach on iunaaiiieinais ui iiriBiian MELILLA Morocco July 23An rial statement Issued tills evening corning the tight between the Spaniards and the Kabyle tribesmen says that be fore dawn this morning the Moors opened a general attack on the Spanish advance positions concentrating their ef forts against Sidi Musa and the garrison at Cape Moreno The fighting was of the most furious character but a sortie by companies of Spanish Infantry and a light Held battery was successful and enemy fell back two kilometers Number Killed Not Known In the lighting a Spanish colonel three ntneors were killed and teen wounded The number of casualties the enlisted men is not known Newly debarked troops have been hurried to the front I At 4:30 this afternoon the Moors i resumed tin offense and the firing at that I time was general The fighting during the afternoon re suited in a defeat for the Snanish troops I Under a galling fire by the Moors they 1 I were unable to hold the ground they had gained and at nightfall in order to avoid disaster retreated to their old positions GALVESTON Tex July 23 Other than to add several hundred thousands tothe monetary loss dispatches from the storm swept coast sections of Louisiana and Texas and from a hundred miles of the interior illumine but little the hurricane of Wednesday in intensity the storm of STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS Arrived 1 CYMRIC CLAN MACAL1STOE 1 a ainf PRESIDENT LLN i Plymouth I'ANANONIA Trieste Ml INTI Bristol Tl IMMTSTOC1ES Athens Hulled Tort KOEN IOEN LUISE Naples KA1SIUN AUGUSTE VICTORIA Southampton nt werpLiverpool i Boston 1 Dally ormerly of Indianapolis One of Galveston VJetims Daily who lostfils life in the hurricane which swjppf the Gulf of Mexico at Galveston Tex Wednesday flight while fishingrom a pier formerly lived in JTis parents resided at An derson Ills father Is a retired physician Mr Daily four years ago was employed in the circulation department of The In dianapolis Star At the time of his death he was employed bv the Galveston Trib ine day netore his death Mr Daily Corrigan elr Rar in which DEANESS Whenever catarrhal Inflatfimatlon af fects the ears and hearing it is the be ginning of what will efid in deafness and unfortunately for those afflicted the ordinary remedies fail to relieve the trouble But if sufferers will send a two cent stamp to pay postage Pret zinger Bros Chemists Dayton Ohio nwill send a free sample of Catarrh Balm which will prove every form of catarrh and catarrhal defness can be positively cured The first application gives relief Read what grateful people who have used this remedy say about it tried so manyniany remedies with am pleased to tell i never used anything pare with "your Balm Your Balm iMjcured me of head noises and deafness and I can not praise It highly Miss Mayne Eisenhauer Waterloo Ill "I had hay fever so bad that 1 could not He down for weeks at a time but since using the Balm I have not lost a single James outs New Madison Ohio Was Auditor of Henry Terms NEWCASTLE Ind I Morris 62 years old tho irst National Rank 1905 died today South ourteenth street Mr Morris had been poor health for the last twenty yearfe but a rugged constitution and a strong will power enabled him to stave oft death Air Morns was a native of Henry County and had spent all of his life here Judge Douglass Morris of Rushville and A Morris and Mrs Elizabeth Heritage ot Knightstown are brothers and sister Jn November 1882 Mr Morris was elected auditor ni Henry County and con tinued in this capacity lor two terms of fohr vears each A daughter Miss Blanche Morris and her mother survive Air Morris was active in the affairs of the Republican party lie was a member of the Presby terian Church and a Scottish Rite Mason Widow of Lewis Passes A way Occupants of Boarding Houses at Illinois and New York Streets Move for Wreckers Vans were busy all of yesterday remov Ing household: furnishings from the flat building on the southwest corner of Illi nols and New York streets which is be replaced by1 a 'new vaudeville theater The structure which has stood on the corner for more than twenty five years and for at least ten years has been turned over to the keepers of boarding houses will be torn down and substituted by a playhouse costing more than $100:900 The property belongs to Mrs i Barkley 503 North Meridian street who recently made a lease ifor ninety nine years on the property The flat' building which for so many years has been the home of transients formerly was occupied by persons who have been more or less prominent in Indianapolis affairs At the time it was built twenty five years ago it was in the heart of a good residence district but gradually gave way Workmen will begin razing the 'struc ture next week and the erection of the new theater will be pushed as rapidly aj possible The plansfor the structure have already been completed and the lessees ex peat to lose no time la erecting the nejv I building! Large Section of Lone Star State Contains Many Signs of Devastation Scattered Reports Add More Vic tims to Toll While Many Are Still Missing buildings were either razed or partially wrecked the damage being estimated at $75000 ifty houses were blown down at Weimer and the property loss will ap proximate $100000 Wharton suffered more than from the etorm of 1900 Tlie streets are blocked with debris and a shortage of labor is delaying the restoration of normal condi tions Advices show that damage was done by the storm througnout a section in Texas extending on an average Wo miles into the interior In many counties some reports indicate that very few house holders escaped losses of at least a sort which in the aggregate total a large sum While the propertv destruction has been great the loss of life and the proportion of Injury Is almost InexplU cably small This is attributed largely the fact that storm warnings gave the Inhabitants an opportunity to prepare Crops Suffer Heavily as in 1900 the severest portion the blow came during daylight In many places crops have been pros trated but the hot sun following the hurricane is doing much to restore nor mal conditions in the fields and loss esti mates from this source are easy of ex aggeration Along the coast the storm extended from a point near New Orleans io Brownsville with the center of severity In the neighborhood of Bav Uitv andVelasco At Brownsville there was heavywind but small damage In the Interior the damage zone farthest north is along the Galveston Harrisburg San Antonio Railway with zig zag dives attowns and into rural districts to the north of it ormer Spirit Repeated the pint born the morning of ago when Galveston PARROTS Hand raised The kind that TALK We invite you to come in and see them or write for prices and catalogue With Scot 9 nine years to find Ils' shores littered with8000 dead and the city in ruins the threatened city begins the rebuild ing of the buildings razed There will oe no worn or reniov me 'The waters have scattered it coast from one Other Graphic tales waves are told Tarnon fishing were rescued clinging to hits of wreckage along the beach near Morgan Point Rav Teetshorn of Houston tells an interesting story 'It was shortly alter midnight of ed nesdav Air Teotshurn declared that tlie first real alarm for the safety of Bettison Pier was felt It was ten hours later that it gave way andthe party of ten cast Into the water before the building sank we went to tne declared Mr Teetshorn building went down easv In fact simply crumbled beneath and we struck the water easv Everybody scram bled for himself I think all of us started off on some wreckage and the wind and tide carried us through the water while the high sea beat us and the rollers broke over and beneath us The first piece of wreckage I got on to crumbled and broke a and I fished around and finally gut on to a mattress which soon became water soaked and sank Then I scrambled about and finally crawled on to a piece of him about twelve feet long and I stuck to this until picked up Bettison who owned the pier was a cool fellow and went about deliber ately giving instructions when the storm fc catne up With our life preservers on we went to the roof of the pavilion to be prepared for the worst WILLIAM MARTIN BOWLES 80 years old a veteran of the civil war died in Bloomington riday He was a a member of Company Sixty sixth Regiment Indiana Volunteers under Capt elix Bivin and Col' Roger Martin He was captured at Richmond: Ky Aug 30 t1862 He marched with Gen Sherman 'to the se Senator Aldrich has reports from many Western senators protesting against the removal of the dutv on hides or a reduc tion below 10 per cent ad valorem The only terms on which the Western sen ators would consent i to consider the abolition of the duty Involved the re moval of the duty on leather goods Discussion then turned upon the amount of reductions the leather trade could stand without serious injury On this sub ject a variety of opinions were expressed many of which appeared to some of the( conferees to be inconsistent Soon it was developed that the conferees would have to confer with associates not on the con ference committee and their adjourn ment was taken until 10 tomor row 4 After the 'duty has been fixed on hides and leather goods little difficulty is ap prehended in reaching an agreement to put oil on the free list and in compromis ing upon a duty of about 45 cents a ton on coal a rate of $125 a thousand feet on rough lumber with proportionate dif ferentials and a rate of about $3 a ton on print paper Iron ore is expected to "give more trouble than any of these sub jects except hides The news that the conferees had ex cluded the clerks of the committee and were trying to reach decisions on the im portant Items in dispute was not long in reaching the hordes of lobbyists in the I corridor rom that moment everything was confusion The representatives of special interests used without success every sort of artful dodge in their anxiety to learn something of the nature of the proceedings Several times the voices of the conferees sounded through the walls at a high pitch that indicated anything but harmony If there was any friction It was smoothed over before the con ference was adjourned All members came out of the chamber smiling Must Take Tariff Out of Politics vears old of is dead She family DANIEL McDANIEL 19 years died riday at Jeffersonville of typhoid fever BUILDINGS BEING VACATED TO MAKE WAY OR THEATER Make Demonstration When About to for Seat of Trouble HEN DA YE rance July Mall vices from Madrid tonight say that demonstration against the war in Morocco continued Wednesday and Thursday When King Alfonso visited the barrackso snv farewell to tne soldiers bound for Morocco the troops and their wives made violent manifestations Three companies of chasseurs miitined and threatened the officers who tried to quell lhe trouble but finally were sur rounded and deprived of their cartridges During the rioting at the railway station the crowds shouted with the and tried to wreck the cars Troops were ordered up to aid the police in restoring order During tho manifestations women and children were trampled under foot and many of them were Injured The advices added that all meetings called to protest against the war are be ing suppressed and that the newspapers have been forbidden to publish false dis patches from tlie front under penalty of eonfiseation Public excitement it is said is increasing 'CALLS OR 40000 SOLDIERS Like Bull rog Is Resented and Struggle Results i LOGANSPORT Ind July Ed Sijz 15 years old was probably fatally stabbed tonight by George Palmer 15 because he whipped Palmer In a fist fight The boys were playing on the South Side near the old creamery Sitz resented Palmer's "making of him by mak ing a noise like a bull frog' and gave Palmer a thrashing While Palmer was on the ground lie is alleged to have stabbed Sitz with a penknife Inflicting wound In the right lung The Injured boy is In the hospital in a critical condition Palmer Is In jail i c1' 7 rims unr ULrtUM LU LIYLU I I 'I 7XW i I i fc 3 I A 3th VZ1 of the 4 ana Hl $5 1 Cage wiki 'A 53 Dead Injured loss Columbia 1 $10000 Tone City 1 0 10000 Bay City 1 0 250000 Hitchcock 3 0 5000 Galveston 6 100U0U Eagle Lake 1 50U00 Wallis ii 20000 Markham 0 0 10000 Van Vleck 30000 Angleton 1 100000 La Grange 1 75000 CamboD Lake 0 2 5ooo Wharton 0 50000 Columbus 0 0 50000 Richmond fi 1 lu000 Beasley 1 Palacios 0 2 3000 College Port 0 0 5000 Velasco 2 0 oono KI Campo 1 10000 Creole 1 0 Brazoria 275000 'Rock Island 75000 Weimer' 3 00000 Storm Covers 100 Mlles At Rock Island nine of the largest 4 'is I 4 I.