The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 12

THE INDIANAPOLIS MORNING STAR MONDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1906 The New York Store Bienniat Le Maire Two Officers all Victims of Mob all and Winter Styles ARREST POLICE MAYOR BOOKWALTER SPEAKS tn Charles Mayer and Company Members Association 29 31 Washington St which occurs S7TH ANNUAL OPENING September TO 1 1 and 12 Music This Afternoon 2 to 3 WHEN TO TIGHT GRDMCE CAUGHT ffl II Blfflffi ths COMMISSION GAMBLERS SCALE A HILL Decayed ruit the EXCURSIONS LOW ONE WAY COLONIST RATES fruits BLACK BAND COAL RACE RIOT IS AVERTED VIA or Particular People BIG OUR POLAR ICE UEL CO and has the $3600 STAR WANT ADS OURTH DISTRICT MEETING Will Bring Results' $3400 EXCURSIONS INTERURBAN LINES EXCURSION $3340 LIVINGSTON 33140 $2840 BILLINGS on Ticket Office or Shirley will and Mr ROM CANAL ZONE RESTED ON THE VERANDA HOME CLARK A Ernest HIBERNIANS TO CELEBRATE Resembled airbanks PENNSYLVANIA LINES Pioneer at Rest Novelties tor the Hair WILL ACE DANGER AGAIN' been receiving treat 1 BRITTON WANTED A DRINK! Him and and the 10 East Washington St $150Madison RHJRN Rollyn Hawkins Co remodels sick furnaces William Tooley had a liyWfelSW GLOVE STORE ordinance as the carrying rearing and given which children had The mayor the children Leave Indianapolis 7:30 a Return ing leave Madison 6 sale 'Die the present not under commission na the who SPOKANE WASH REPUBLIC WASH WENATCHEE WASH i 4 CALIORNIA POINTS PORTLAND ORE SEATTLE WASH TACOMA WASH change I can of the HELENA ANACONDA ELITE OGDEN SALT LAKE CITY eye His and Indianapolis or within any of the articles of this section when the rotten decayed sour THOUGHT MAN WAS MAD THEATER RECORDS bound in leather printed insides for program criticism of the performance and the individual actors etc Each 3275 OICERS ACT PROMPTL We have Just opened our all selection im ported oy us aireci irom me matters jn raris MEN OBJECT of delirium tremens He was sent to the City Hospital for treatment ANGRV HUNGARIANS END SUCCESSUL ATTACK CONSTABLES YEAR IS CELEBRATED '12' his own statements many accidents while Michigan street majority of whom been arrested by purposely or in Theater Time is Here THE Opera Glass VOGUE School Sults In regu lar Double Breasted $250 to $500 In Norfolk styles $3 to $5 In chev iots casslmeres and serges Children's furnishings hats and caps Members Merchants' Association ares rebated under their plan spread until women from the street and to ride fast to save the neighborhood Thev found that gone to the house at the Walnut street Any Hat Any Style One Dollar American Hat Co Sentinel Bldg Ill St TWENTY Tickets good going Sept 11 and 12 good returning to and including Sept Trains 'leave Indianapolis 3:36 a 7i20 a 8:20 a 8:65 Equally as good service returning Automobile Tops We're still making 'em make yours INDIANAPOLIS AUTO TOP COMPANY 28 East Ohio street Then Suffered at Hands of Ben Wife When Mrs Lena Moore 832 Washing ton avenue found her husband talking with and according to her story caress ing another woman yesterday afternoon she fell upon the woman and flogged her The police were notified and when Patrol man Anderson arrived on the Mrs Moore informed him that her husband George Moore had attacked her for striking the other woman Moore was charged with assaulting his wife and she was charged with assaulting the other woman The trouble took place in the rear of a paper factory where he was employed Moore explained to the officer that he was merely taking some foreign object from the eye of the other woman when his wife appeared He knew me woman only by the name of At the Police Station Mrs Moore made an effort to get bond for herself and her husband She leaves many and wa tne Paris Paris Attacked by a score of angry Hun garians when they attempted to arrest Chorhl in I Iaughville early yes terday morning Dayton Sawyer and 8:05 ajt m' 10:40 a 3:00 5:00 Sunday School Workers Hold Convention and Discuss Problems The convention of the ourth District Marlon County Sunday School Association which was held in the Seventh Christian Church Udell and Annetta streets yes terday afternoon was well attended Two addresses were made and a solo was sung by Miss Margaret Hines of the Roberts Park Choral Society The stibject of the address by John easey teacher of the business men's class at the irst Baptist Sunday School was Why and How of Sunday School He has been connected with Sunday school work for more than twen ty live years he said the prime attribute of a successful Sunday school Mrs Baldwin field secretary of the association spoke on the subject Little Mrs Baldwin has made a careful study of children She said to teachers: desire to imitate Is a trait almost every child possesses Unless you can be an example for the children under you your work will count for naught be cause a child pays less attention to what you say than to what you seem to him to be" Police Are ollowed by Threatening Crowd When They Hurry Away With Man and Woman Residents Alarmed by Actions of William Tooley Bicycle officers who were called yester day afternoon to 905 West Walnut street found the neighborhood greatly excited because of what they took to be a rabid man The story that the man was mad and was biting people right and left had eauea tneir children the police were told the lives of those in YOU GET THE BEST TO EAT THE BEST TO DRINK AND THE BEST SERVICE AT THE RATHSKELLER 132 VV WASH ST Snowden Injured Many Times Will Con tlnue His Perilous Work Joseph Snowden now at the City Hos nital where he has ment for a fracture of the lower jawbone 1 has according to been the victim of manipulating an excelsior machine in an excelsior factory where he is employed Snowden says his jaw has been frac tured in two places one wrist dislocated the other broken his arm lacerated from wrist to elbow and in addition to this de clares that he has been knocked uncon scious seven times all while working at the machine He will leave the hospital in a few days and says he will go to work at the same old place "You he said the only man they can get to run the machine just Two tall men attracted attention in the Claypool Hotel lobby yesterday because of their resemblance to Vice President airbanks Each had the familiar facial featuies of the second official of the Na tion and the same hirsute sparseness on the cranial dome They were the vice president's brothers airbanks of Springfield and airbanks of Mansfield Ill Because Indianapolis is a convenient half way point they met here to talk over a business proposition and they declared that politics nad no con nection whatever with their visit Equally as low rates to many other points in California Mexico and the Pacific Northwest Information at City Ticket Office No IE Washington St The liveliest sort of an automobile "hill climbing contest" pales into the common place when compared with a contest among twenty five able bodied and badly frightened men yesterday when bicycle policemen suddenly appeared on the scene of a craps game west of the Kingan pack ing house and sent the men scurrying up a forty foot railroad embankment The puze was freedom and ail except two won The officers were informed that there was a big game in progress on a commons west of the packing house On two sides of the ravine where the game was played arc very high railroad embankments On the other side White River cuts oft es cape As Bicyclemen Shine and Schlangen reached the crest of the embankment near Washington street one of the crap shooters gave the alarm though tne offi cers were in the garb of citizens There was a general scattering but each of the officers selected his man and they cap trued James Renihan 809 Paca street rind John Goodwin 543 East Washington stieet As a sort of additional incentive to the hill climbers Schlangen tired his revolver into tne air and the officers said that the result was that the men on the embank ment took three steps where they had formerly taken two The bank the men climbed was com paratively new and there was little grass on it so that the climbers usually slipper back two steps each time thej went for ward three steps Reaching the top of the embankment the men disappeared down the other side and were out of sight when the breathless officers reached the top On the ground where the men were playing a canvas had been stretenea rms ana a new coat wnicn one of the men left behind in his mad rush were taken to the Police Station Patrolman Timothy Mackessey had a similar though a somewhat less exciting experience yesterday afternoon when he raided an open air game rear Thirteenth street and the canal He arrested Mack Head colored living at 1442 Booker alley The rest of the players escaped All of those arrested will appear in Po lice Court this morning Head told the officers that he had been shooting craps The white men arrested west of White River said that they had been walking past the game when they stopped to look on but that they had not been playing to CINCINNATI Indianapolis Daily are the makers of the kind of glasses that give absolute satisfaction We are showing a complete assortment Blennalt glasses in black morocco and pearl $3 75 to 31200 Le Maire glasses in black morocco and pearl 3475 to 33150 IELDGLASSES RACING GLASSES Saloon Keeper Says Man Abused ight ollowed James Britton was arrested officers are looking for Toney Mull as the result of a fight which took place yester day afternoon in front of saloon 222 Bank avenue As Bishop told the story to the officers Britton came to his house which is next door to the sa loon and asked that Bishop open the sa loon and give him a drink Bishop said that he refused to do this and that Brit ton became abusive Bishop's brother in law Mull took up the trouble and struck Britton Britton tried to reach his home a short distance away before the arrival of the officers but he had been drinking and chose the wrong house as his home He was quarreling with the woman of the house he stopped at and was trying to persuade her that he lived there when the officers arrived Meeting Will Be Held to Honor Memory of John Barry On next Wednesday evening at Morrison Hall Division No 6 Ancient Order of Hl berians will celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Commodore John Barry now officially designated by Congress as the "ather of the American The local celebration is in response to a circular issued by the national president of the Hibernians Matthew Cummings of Boston John Barry was born in Wexford Ire land and came to this country when a small boy He was the owner of a mer chant vessel when the revolutionary war broke out and he made a gift of the ship to the revolutionary fathers He was the first commander of the first vessel to fly the flag of the American revolution and he captured the first ship taken from the English Barry also fought and won the last battle of the revolution fought on the sea The last Congress honored him with a statue which is to be erected in Washing ton It was mainly through the efforts of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and kin dred Irish societies that Congress passed the measure The committee for next Wednesday celebration consists of Cas serly Thomas Kavanaugh Loftus John Barton Michael Norton and James Glennon AUTOMOBILE SNAPS Gale 4 Passenger Runabout $350 Model Cadillac fine shape $550 Olds 4 Passenger Touring Car $450 Two Cylinder Winton $650 Two Cylinder Rambler $600 our Cylinder Winton $1200 Pope Waverley Electric $200 Indiana Automobile Company 220 East New York Street Via Indiana Union Traction Co or Indianapolis orthwastern Trao Co and Wabash oster Shirley representing South Delaware street commission merchants has asked the health committee of the City Council for a hearing this week on the pure food ordinance of the health de partment which he says would be unfair to the commission men in forbidding the sale under any circumstances of decayed fruits merchants do not sell such to people except where they know what they are getting" said the attorney commission merchants find it more con venient to sell crates of partly decayed fruits to peddlers and dealers and let them sort the good from the bad than to sort it themselves and then sell the best When a dealer buys such a case of fruit he pays tor tne good trim rest given to him of course enforcement of the It is drawn would prohibit on of this kind of trade and would work a hardship on the commission men The commission merchants simply want to sell fruit to such dealers in the original pack age and avoid the trouble and expense of sorting happen to know that these men are heartily in favor of the purposes of the ordinance But they want a change in the ordinance by which this undesirable feature can bo obviated" Sweeping Restrictions As drawn the ordinance is sweeping in relation to the sale in Indianapolis of de cayed food of any kind one section read ing in part: shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell offer to sell or have in his or its possession with intent to sell in the city or two miles thereof food described in same shall be so putrid diseased or in which any pre servative has been used or otherwise so spoiled as to be unfit for human Dr Eugene Buehler city sanitarian upon whom the duty of enforcing the ordi nance would fall does not believe that it would injuriously affect the business of the commission merchants He said: far as rotten fruit is concerned the city now has the right to confiscate such stuff when it is onereci ror ordinance would not situation materially stand the complaint men" Chairman Hoffman probably reach an understanding today as to the date for the proposed meeting In honor of the closing of another suc cessful year 4000 friends and benefactors of the German Protestant Orphans' Home gathered at the institution Nebraska street and State avenue yesterday for an all day festival Visitors were present from nil parts of Marion County and a delegation of fifty persons came from Cincinnati to attend the festivities Pro grams during the morning and afternoon together with dinner and supper at the refectory provided entertainment for the visitors Mayor Charles A Bookwaiter attended the afternoon program and spoke for ten minutes Mayor Bookwaiter commended the work of the management of the insti tution and applauded the support which has been given so loyally by its friends He spoke of the benefit of Institutions of its kind in general to a city and to human ity mentioning tne caretui Christian instruction usually is often far better than the even in their own homes spoke of the annearance of of the home and congratulated the officers of the institution in the admirable way they are carrying out such a laudable duty to mankind The speaker concluded with the hope that the coming year will be even better than the one just closed The only other talk given during the afternoon was by William Riess who spoke in German 'Like Mayor Book waiter he devoted his time to a resume of the work of the home and gave some statistics to show the progress of the last year A musical program was given by the City Band Several selections were also sung by the Llederkranz and children of the home Religious Service The morning program was in the ture of a religious service It was in charge of the Rev Peters opened the program with a short address of welcome There was congregational singing and also an anthem by the choir of Zion's Church The principal address was made by the Rev Hitz who en couraged hearty support of the institu tion Others who took part in the pro gram were the Rev A Keller and the Rev Edward Vornholt Had it not been for the threatening weather it is believed that 5000 persons would have been on the lawn of the in stitution during the evening As it was the crowd was one of the largest ever present at one of the annual festivals At the completion of the program most of the visitors paid a visit to the various buildings of the Institution which had been thrown open for inspection The rain late in the afternoon inter ferred to some extent with the attend ance but many of the visitors remained at the grounds and partook of supper which was provided by the women of the Walsen Verein Nearly 1000 persons were in the big refectory at noon and half that number dined there in the evening The annual report of the officers which was presented to all the visitors showed the institution to be in a flourishing condi tion MRS MARY ANN VAN SICKLE The funeral of Mrs Mary Ann Van Sickle was held yesterday at 10:30 a from her late home south of Lawrence In 1833 she came with her parents to Declare Proposed Health Meas ure Would Prevent Sale of prescriptions promptly filled at Cut Prices as to our reliability This 'being the 50th anniversary of of this house we intend to celebrate the event by giving CAR ARE REE During State air Week we will refund car fare within forty MR AND MRS MARTENS RETURN Prof and Mrs Christian Martens have returned to Indianapolis after a short 1 wedding trip and will make their home at Central avenue and Twenty second street I Tney will be at home to their friends after Oct 15 Mrs Martens was former ly Miss Anna McCann and for the last two years had been Prof pupil in voice at the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music They were married at the home of Miss father and mother In Cincinnati last Wednesday evening The wedding was a very quiet one only the immediate members of Mrs family witnessing the ceremony EYE SUERED AN establishment devoted exclu sively to the science of examin ing eyes adjusting frames and grinding lenses to correct the most complicated refractive errors Ask your oculist the establishment NEWEST CREATIONS IN Combs and Monday Tuesday Nines day Burglar on Central AvenueMakes a $150 Haul A burglar who entered by way of a front window made a good haul at the home of John Wilson 1308 Central ave nue some time Saturday night The theft was reported to the police yesterday A breastpin set with pearls a jwatch and chain $650 in a pair of gold cuff buttons an umbrella and three handker chiefs were taken The loss Is estimated The house of Dean 1317 North Meridian street also was entered but It was believed that the burglar was fright ened away though members of the house hold did not know of the robbery until after they rose yesterday morning The thief took $750 in cash a shirt three handkerchiefs and a pair of steel rimmed glasses Entrance was gained by way of a rear window WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY Indianapolis buyers and out of town merchants visiting the State air are cordially invited to call and see the line Mail orders given prompt attention R1CH CENTRAL COMB CO Room 4 air Bldg Op Union Station of Riotous oreigners in Haughville MAHOGANY Roll Top Desk Millinery Suits and Wraps miles bv Interurban and twenty five miles by railroad to all purchasers to the amount of $5 or over Simply bring: this advertisement to us to obtain rebate To our city patrons we will give a 10 per cent discount during air Week to any one mentioning this ad Old gold frames taken as part pay on new glasses All work guaranteed satisfactory I Opticians PAUL HUISMAN Ryn Returns rom Panama for Six Vacation His hands and face tanned by the trop ical sun hearty and robust Ernest Ryn son of Mr and Mrs Ryn 616 Warren avenue has returned home from the re public of Panama for a six vaca tion Ryn is a stenographer in the em ploy of the Government at Empire Pan ama He is well satisfied with the country and intends to return Oct 3 His health he declares was never so good as it is now and he attributes it to the climate He has a rare cqjlection of souvenirs brought from the Southern country Among them is a piece of cloth woven from the wood of a tree found there In speaking of the small republic Ryn said: entire country is becoming Americanized and although a large part of the people are natives American cus toms and manners prevail The big "grafts" in connection with the construc tion of the canal which are being talked about in this country are merely myths created by some one unfriendly to the Despite Rain Attendance Larger Than Ever Before PENNSYLVANIA LINES EXCURSIONS SUNDAY SEPT 16th TERRE SAUTE and Return GREENCASTLE and Return Leave Indianapolis 7:30 a ing leave Terre Haute 7:80 aKnraHHwnnMBBaKa for Apparel Which maketh the man Ours surely does it If can Louis XIV was the most over dressed man ever known Since hisday fashions for garments have gradually simplified till now they are practical and be coming This season our standard of quality Is higher than ever Sults are better made have better Inside work and better value We Invite you to cultivate acquaint ance with our all Stock AT THE Invites you to their first showing of Tired Man Caused Alarm and Police Took Him Home Tired and lost Jacob Baker living at 827 South East street stopped at the home of Mrs A orbs 625 Lexington avenue yesterday afternoon took an easy chair on the veranda and deliberately lighted his pipe The woman was fright ened for she had never seen the man be fore She called Bicycle Officers Amsden and Burris The old man explained to the officers that he had lost his way and that he had just stopped to rest for a little while They took him home Attempt to Detain Chorhi Cause of Outbreak I James Dailey constables were seriously injured Sawyer Is lying at the City Hos pital He may lose the sight of one as a result of Injuries to his head arms and shoulders are badly bruised lacerated Dailey was badly bruised The only account of the riotous affray Is given by the two constables who are connected with the court of Justice Albert Moore on West Twenty foreigners the are Hungarians the police but stupidity and language they Sawyer says $6300 The Ingenuity displayed by our class workmen In keeping pace the demands of business men of Extensive Program Is Given at the German Protestant Home The Transportation Committee having in charge the arrangements for attend ing the brigade and regimental reunions and the anniversary of the Battle of Chick amauga have designated the Pennsylvania Short Lines as the best and most con venient route for all parties from all points in Indiana tributary to Indianapolis This was the route to the dedication of the monuments In 1903 Passengers will be much better accommodated if they come to Indianapolis and take the INDIANA CHICKAMAUGA SPECIAL TRAIN via Pennsylvania Short Lines because on the return trip there are more frequent trains and better service from Louisville than via any other line which is an important factor when you OR HOME" Trains leave Louisville 6:25 a 8:20 a 1:45 3:60 and 8:10 The special train will consist of Pullman sleeping cars and Pennsylvania standard high back seat coaches and will run through to Chattanooga from Louisville via Louisville Nashville and Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railways Passengers will not be required to change cars en route ample accommodations will be pro vided A cordial welcome is extended to all persons to enjoy the trip with a con genial and personally conducted party The fare will be unusually low and affords an opportunity for a cheap trip to the South This train will stop at Murfreesboro Tenn for the accommodation of Wilder Brigade members and their friends who may desire to attend their reunions at Hoover's Gap arriving in Chattanooga same evening by special train Sleeping car rate will be $260 for a double berth accommodating two persons Those desiring sleeping car space phone or address any Pennsylvania Lines agent or RICHARDSON Assistant General Passenger Agent Illinois and Washing ton streets Indianapolis Ind 5 number for a visit with his sister and had Marion County and was 86 years old at 1 Izlll Vr ildl nn IH1I lllk r'l 1 I I I II :4 rl TTn nlf rrt 1 ma I nr InnT relatives near Lawrence mother of nine children to all graduates of our combined course or refund every dollar of tuition More subjects for one tuition than can be obtained elsewhere in America INEST QUARTERS BEST SYSTEMS ABLEST ACULTY Personal instruction in Shorthand Bookkeeping Penmanship Typewriting Illustrat ing Cartooning Railroad and Commercial Telegraphy Office Training English Branches Mechanical Drawing Law etc Call or send today for our new illustrated catalogue HEEB BRYANT STRATTON IndianapolisOudnessUniversitY When Building North Pennsylvania Street HEEB President We are ready with a choice line ol SCHOOL GLOVES or Misses and Youths Cape Gloves with one large clasp in light and dark tan Price If 100 Gauntlets from 50c up New all goods arriving daily high with taste Is demonstrated in this Modem Genu ine Mahogany Roll Top Desk 60 inches wide It has a full complement of pigeon holes drawers letter and card files There is an added charm in the mahogany finish which gives a very rich and beautiful effect We are manufacturers and sell direct to the consumer at wholesale prices Aetna Cabinet Company 321 827 Maryland 8t New Phone 629 7 ATH EC AST AIR Men Leave Craps Game and in Great Excitement Scramble Up Steep Embankment DETROIT MICH Saturday Night Sept 22nd Moses Optical Co Established 1850 31 Illiaeis St Indianapolis Ind Directly Across Strset rom Rink's Cloak House BATTLE CHICKAMAUGA AND SIH 8 JJJ REGIMENTAL REUNIONS VP JL TRIP SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES INDIANAPOLIS 7:10 Pettis Dry Goods Co INDIANAPOLIS PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES SQ75 Louisville and Return ACCOUNT BRYAN RECEPTION THE Great Business University of the West Monday I Oth Day and Night WE GUARANTEE POSITIONS have either ignorance of the English give no Information that with Dailey he went to the Baker saloon 702 Warman avenue serve a warrant on cnorm tor as sault and battery The man wanted is a burly Hungarian and the charge was an old one He was found in the saloon with a score of his countrymen and when be was approached by Dailey with warrant he made a bolt for liberty Pursued by Officers Dashing through the door of the saloon he was followed by Dailey with Sawyer in his wake The pursued and foremost pursuer disappeared in the darkness and suddenly Sawyer was set upon from be hind by the remaining Hungarians Shots were fired and knives flashed Clubs were wielded with a will over the head of the luckless constable and soon he was left in the street seriously injured while with drunken yells and random revolver shots the Hungarians began a titan hunt for the other officer In the meantime Dailey found a friend in a man giving the name of red Ken ned' and when he failed to overtake Chorhi who ran like a deer he returned with Kennedy When the crowd of Hun garians saw the two approaching their bravery born of barrel house liquor van ished and they fled Dailey and Kennedy overtook one and as they reached him he threw away a big six shooter After a severe struggle he was arrested and Dailey and his friend finding Sawyer lying bleeding in the street gave their attention to him Dailey suffered several painful blows in his struggle with the man arrested Chief of olice Metzger says that the case is another one which illustrates the difficulty which the police encounter in dealing with criminal foreign popula tion A determined effort is being made to fasten the responsibility for the attack on some of those arrested Twelve were arrested In the vicinity of the saloon by Bieyclemen Bernauer and Kitzmiller and eight captured by district officers A serious race riot was narrowly avert ed yesterday afternoon by the timely ar rival of Patrolman Poole and Bicycle Of ficers Shine and Schlangen at the corner of Sixteenth street and Martindale ave nue When the officers arrived a crowd of 400 people colored and white had con gregated and threats were passing back and forth between the whites and the blacks The trouble started Over a fight be tween Bertha Miller 12 years old white living at 1612 Martindale avenue and Mary Williams 14 years old colored liv ing at 1317 West Sixteenth street It was said that the colored girl had called the white girl trash" Lucy Banks a colored woman living at Sixteenth street and Martindale avenue rushed into the street and took the part of the colored girl At this according to information received by the police Ches ter Clark 18 years old and white living at 1405 East Sixteenth street violently took the white child from the grasp of the colored woman A great throng immediately gathered about the place Clark and the Banks woman who were arrested on charges of disturbing the peace and assault and bat terv were taken four squares to a patrol box to avoid the crowd ought to be declared one white man oi the crowd and the officers hurried faster one of them leading the man and the woman and the other two holding: back the press ing crowd 1 TWO HOUSES ARE ROBBED $350 fare $350 Round Trip Good returning until Monday Sept 24 jc mi HTi Mi 11 Gen Pass Office Temlnal Bldg Telephone New 6055 Main Telephone Old 175 1 ring Ia LM 'ST I I mi If pt $975 a i I I 7 a 1 I.