The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

1 i THE INDIANAPOLIS MOANING STAR MONDAY MARCH 18 1907 MOTOR MB WILL 00 4 Main Building of the Group at Butler College GOES TO MONTANA RAILROAD IGHTS OR NAME City News in Brief MOVES TO THE COUNTRY BRAXTON WOUNDS ASSAILANT RHODIUS GOES THIS WEEK 'i OUR SALOON MEN ARRESTED LONG ILLNESS BRINGS DEATH 4 by tuberculosis to for ANb CONSIDER K' Do You Know About It? 0 a persisted in conducting their busl despite the fact that it was Sun were arrested late yesterday after and will appear in Police Court this Police Answer Murder Alarm to ind Miller Wounded In inger and Still Running rom the Revolver Other Systems Observing Sue cess of the Experiment Rebuilding in In dianapolis for Trial in the West $75 of each $100 that it each student Thus the sufficient endowment is None of the $250 000 now being sub scribed to the Butler College endowment fund will be used for additional buildings or grounds' The entire amount will be applied to increasing the number of de partments and to employing additional professors The physical equipment 1 is declared to be sufficient to accommodate the increased attendance which will result when the the slender woman was the remark of a little dog at their feet And their heads MISS NEW WORK The Legislature appropriated $5000 the purpose of enabling Adjt Gen Perry to index and classify the war records and historical documents which have been accumulated in connection with his of fice for half a century or more and have hitherto been inaccessible The work will be done by Miss Jennie Elrod whose services were sought by Gen Perry some time ago In her position as assistant state librarian which she lately resigned she became acquainted with the need of a systematic arrangement of the his torical papers of the State and Is con sidered especially qualified by her ex perience for the Important undertaking Card Party The Order will give a card party at ui ivirs street tonight scope of the work has been enlarged by adding needed departmental work At present the college has an endow ment of $200000 and owns buildings grounds and equipment which cost $300 000 The income from the endowment fund invested is not sufficient to warrant the enlarged work which is planned but with the $250000 which is iow being raised and with the possible further ad djtlon other large gifts which it is prob able will come from outside of Indianap Will Answer Charges of Violating Sunday Liquor Laws our saloon keepers who are said to have ness day noon morning on charges of violating the Nich olson The saloon keepers arrested were Thomas Scanlan 1401 English avenue Andy Zinkard 2347 West Tenth street David Lawrie 601 Massachusetts avenue and Max Kiefer 775 Shelby street They were released on bond oils after the $250000 fund is raised an educational institution will be established which will compare favorably with other colleges and universities of the country The tuition and other fees paid by the students amount only to from 25 to 35 per cent of the cost of maintaining the institu tion In other words the college must pay from jbo to costs to educate necessity for a easily apparent Mrs Clarissa Howard Dies at Home of Son Dr Howard After a long illness Mrs Clarissa How one of the early pioneers in Indiana died at the home of her son Dr Lewis Howard 1419 East ifteenth street Sat urday Death was caused of the stomach Mrs Howard was born 1S19 and was the daughter Nathan Lewis When she The motherly looking woman in the street car turned to the other woman and started again: getting an awful cold These cars are so Illy vent The woman seated next to her smiled leaned away from her sneezing neighbor and began to sneeze herself ker rhaw she started to say that conductor get the door closed for mefey Just then both women noticed that the man hanging to the strap wTas sneezing too Then the man In the seat across the isle took up the refrain Then the next passenger and so on down the car In fact in less time than it takes to tell it the entire car load of passengers bobbed their heads and sneezed like their lives depnded on it The conductor looked in wonder A pale faced invalid in nervious alarm touched the button going to get off" said he And he did The con ductor hustled to the rear platform hold ing his handkerchief to his nose The passengers sneezed at intervals And all the while two boys one in the front and one in the rear grinned fiendishly is Com more The num never These cars something of the Prather 633 South Have you made Its acquaintance ker its name visible but During the last week so popular has become at the Indianapolis Traction Terminal Station that the special police have threatened to arrest that mischievous youth next appears with it And when Officer Pemberton sees a passenger sneeze whether he really ought to sneeze or not he looks around for the a fine very fine powder It has a way of finding its way into the nostrils Of course a person has to breathe But woe to him if he chances to breathe of the powdery Verily he shall sneeze again and again is being sold at several of the cigar stands about the city And It is said that once the practical joker learns of its subtle power he never goes without Some say they can toss enough of the powder into the air with the fingers to set the entire crowd sneezing But in the Terminal Station a few days ago a young man with bland innocence written over bls youthful face passed behind a seat where sat a row of trav elers In his mouth was a small brass P1UW pipe said the fat man chow!" echoed the slender snip: which sat bobbed This week will witness the transforma tion of George Rhodius the sick man of the circle into a country gentleman if his lawyers and doctors and nurses and friends have their way The refurnishing of the Van Buren house north of the city where the man will live for a time will go forward today and barring something now unforeseen Rhodius and his retinue of nurses and servants will be commun ing with nature before the end Personally Rhodius looks forward to the change with pleasure for he greatly enjoyed the fresh air and the walks he took while at the Markleton Sanitarium in Pennsylvania and ever since the proj ect was mentioned to him a few days ago he has been anxious to move to the coun try Mrs Rhodium is delighted The change will mean for her that she will escape those about the Circle Park Hotel who have felt unkindly toward her and that her every move will not now be under the trained eye of a detective for the detective who has been at the Circle Park will not move to the country with the Rhodiuses Nothing for the comfort of the sick man and for his physical betterment will be left undone when the change Is made He will have a horse and carriage whenever he desires to drive and will walk about the country place at ills pleasure Benefits Seen In Change Drs A crlln and Hutch ins In charge of his treatment believe that the change will work wonders in his physical condition for they sav he needs fresh air and exercise more than medi cine His confinement at the Circle Park they believe has been a real detriment to him It Is now probable that there will be nothing further of the Rhodius case in the courts until Saturday when it is ex pected Judge Walker will hear arguments as to the right of Miller Shirley Miller and Cass Connaway to appear as attor neys for Rhodius In the filing of a request for the reopening of the proceedings by which Martin Hugg was appointed temporary guardian for the Rhodius estate of $700000 Saturday is also the date set as return day on a petition to have Rhodius de clared Insane but it is not probable that any action will be taken then It has been the plan of the various persons in terested in the matter to continue the temporary guardianship unless Miller Shirley Miller and Connawav can show that It should be set aside until Rhodius has a chance to get well if his recovery be possible Should this view of lhe case continue to be the attitude of those who have had a part in it the final hearing will be postponed from time to time until me uoctors oeneve rtnooius is able appear Bone of Contention In Noted Case Will Live Simple Life While Lawyers Wrestle With the Legal Phases oresters oresters residence Delaware irst Annual Inland City Lodge No 374 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold its first annual ball at Tom linson Hall riday evening April 12 The lodge will be assisted by Auxiliary No 297 A full orchestra will furnish music and the proceeds of the ball are to be applied on the lodge re lief fund More New Cars Added our more street cars of the latest type have been added to those that the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company is putting on the city lines and there are now thirty five of the new cars in the service Within the next few weeks fifteen moreill be added and the service on sev eral of the lines will be improved The new cars are all running from the North Side barns Gunsolus Makes a Charles Gun solus violinist son of Corner Police man Gunsolus has joined the corps of amateurs who are appearing on riday nights at local theaters or one of his 3'ears the lad shows remarkable talent His performance last riday night won repeated applause for him He an swered one encore by playing Star Spangled holding the violin bow in his mouth Held for Wire Russell Bell 22 a well dressed young man 641 West Washington street was arrested yes terday by Detectives Manning and Samuels and Patrolman Henry on a charge of grand larceny Bell is charged with the theft of over 100 pounds of copper wire owned by the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company The wire was stolen from among the sup plies of a construction gang over a week ago Horse Causes Broken Thigh A morning that was and a horse that was frisky were a bad combination for Henry Roller He is a patient at the City Hospital now having arrived there early yesterday and he will be there for several weeks for he is suf fering with a fractured thigh bone Roller lives at 424 West Thirtieth street He led his team to water yesterday morning when one of the horses be thought himself to joke with his master So he hauled away and kicked Roller on the leg Canton In New Home Canton Indian apolis No 2 Patriarchs Militant I O) has moved into its new armory and clubrooms at Sixteenth and Ala bama streets The new quarters have been remodeled decorated and newly furnished and make an elegant home for the canton and a pleasant and com fortable place for its members The canton will keep on Tues day evening and all the members their families and their friends everywhere are expected to drop in some time dur ing the evening and spend an hour or so in social enjoyment down here shot through and And when Desk Sergeant Leonard Crane finally succeeded in finding from the ex cited informant where the shooting oc curred bicycle officers captains detect ives and sergeants piled out of the Police Station building like it was afire Street cars bicycles and wagons were pressed into service and there was a veritable ex odus of officers to Merrill street and Capi tol avenue And they found the man who was shot He was Thomas Miller colored 645 Eddy street He was just as the excited in formant had said through and the finger But the fact that Miller came out of the shooting scrape with no more serious in jury than the loss of a tip of a finger was not because Claud Braxton a baBber at 206 West Merrill street had not tried to shoot him The officers found Braxton at his shop shaving away as calmly and se renely as if there had been no gun play in the neighborhood at all The police spent some time finding Miller however He said he started running when Braxton began to shoot and that he found it ex ceedingly hard to stop Ah shot said Braxton when asked about it ought a shot And then he told his story He said that Miller had insulted Mrs Braxton and that he had chided the man for it Miller he said informed him that it was none of his business that he sav whatever he pleased to Mrs Braxton And then they mixed Braxton said Miller floored him and that he then produced his and waded into the fight in earnest According to other witnesses whose statements were verified by Braxton after he reached the Police Station Braxton fired four shots at Miller The first shot was fired at close range The second was not at such close range The third was fired when Miller was half a square away and the fourth was not dangerous because Miller was then a block away and all the while Braxton was shooting just as fast as he could with a double action revolver irst that almost every operation in our hospitals performed upon women becomes necessary because of neglect of such symptoms as Backache Irregularities Displace ments Pain in the Side Dragging Sensations Dizziness and Sleepless ness Second that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made from native roots and herbs has cured more cases of female ills than any other one medicine known It reg ulates strengthens and restores health and is invaluable in preparing women for child birth and during the period of Change of Life Third the great volume of unsolicited and grateful testimonials on file at the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn Mass many of which are from time to time being published by special permission give absolute evi dence of the value of Lydia Vegetable Compound and Mrs advice Lydia Vegetable Compound or more than 30 years has been curing ejnale Complaints such as Dragging Sensations Weak Back alling and Displacements In flammation and Ulceration and Organic Diseases and it dissolves and expels Tumors at an early stage Mrs Standing Invitation to Women Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to write Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass for advice She is the Mrs Pinkham who has been advising sick women free of charge for more than twenty years and before that she assisted her mother in law Lydia Pink ham in advising Thus she is especially Well qualified to guide sick women back to health Write today wait until too late a ready to start this re marked Harry Reeves yesterday after noon as he stepped to one side and viewed the magnificent as it basked in the warm sunshine of Bright wood The is a new bile which has just been completed in the yards of the Interstate Car Com pany and some time this week it will bear the officials of the Yellowston Park Rail road Company merrily onward toward the great National Park The car will be used in the passenger service on a short coal line which extends between Bridger and Bear Creek in Montana or a time' the question of shipping the car to its far Western destination was considered but this was given up and as soon as A Hall president of the Yellowstone road arrives the Western journey will be begun to all appearances Is an ordinary interurban car minus the trolley pole It is run by a gasoline en gine just th same as a big touring car and its maximum speed will be thirty Jve miles an hour The engine is fifty horse power about three times as power ful as the engine of an ordinary touring It is not the first car of the kind ever constructed out Mr Reeves who master mecnanic ot the Yellowstone pany believes that it will be far efficient than cars built previously Union Pacific Railroad has built a ber of similar cars but they have uiuveu lu ue satisiactory nOVA oil I iir wcigntns Bumeuiing like 58000 pounds each and have been geaied to a high speed 60 miles an hour 7 The is as light as a feather figuratively speaking it weighs uuiy ovuuu puunas in its gearing ap paratus it is different from others of its kind It can be geared to three different speeds and may be geared as low as five miles an hour or to the maximum of thirty five miles This gearing facility makes the car much more easily con ti oiled and reduces the wear and tear of the engine to a maximum It is these qualities Mr Reeves believes that will make the car entirely a success The boasts a notable history Several years ago a concern known as the Vimotum Company built a number of cars equipped with gasoline engines and it was thought at that time that these cars would revolutionize methods of transportation The mistake howexer was in gearing these cars to too high a speed and the project was a failure One of these cars was the and it was the only one which at first was constructed in a sensible manner At first it was geared to a speed of twenty five miles an hour While geared at this speed it was run to a num ber of cities around Indianapolis and finally was run to Philadelphia where it made trips between Philadelphia and Reading The builders however were not sat isfied and the car was brought back to Indianapolis and was rebuilded on a larger scale This was the fatal mistake and it was a failure It was at this time that the Vimotum Company gave up Its project and the "Sunny Brook was side tracked in Indianapolis and was allowed to go to ruin A few months ago the Yellowstone Rail road Company took up the question of equipping its short coal line in Montana with better passenger service The pas sengers had always been carried on one passenger car attached to a cpal train The Yellowstone Company heard of the enterprise of the Vimotum Company and Incidentally of the going to pieces under the onslaught of the ele ments The company purchased the car apd then consulted the master mechanic "Go to Indianapolis" said tlie president of the road have that car repaired and then equip it with a gasoline engine and we will run it back here and use These were the meager instructions re ceived by Mr Reeves the master me chanic He came to Indianapolis and the old hulk was transported to the yards of the Interstate Company in Brightwood and there was transformed into a modern interurban car equipped with leather up holstered seats and painted a bright yel lou Then the work of installing the engine was begun and the car 1s now complete It has made several trial runs on the small track in the railroad yards It is probable that the start to Montana will be made this week The car perhaps will be run over the Pennsylvania tracks to Chicago and then over the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul to Omaha rom Omaha to the West the tracks of the Union Pacific will be used are welcome to use our said one of the high officials of the Union Pacific have tried to build these automobile cars and we want to see how you do It We believe you will be wiser after yuu have tried it Mr Reeves the master mechanic will be man at the during the run His Passengers will be Mr Hall president of the road and other railroad officials who desire to see the test run Mr Reeves is a graduate of Purdue Uni versity and his soul is in his work He believes that the xyill be a grand success PASSENGER SERVICE tn Kentucky in of Dr and Mrs was 6 years old her parents came to Indiana settling in Decatur County where Dr Lewis built up an extensive practice among the pioneers In 1837 she was married to Dr Edward Howard and in 1854 they came to In dianapolis Mrs Howard had resided here since that time She was active In church work and was among those who founded Howard Place Church which was named in her honor The son with whom she made her home is the only sur I vlvlng member of the Howard family I The funeral will be held at 1:30 this afternoon at the Howard Place Church and burial will follow at Crown Hill Cemetery ri 1 1 MmWrfer: Ill I7 1 HIHHHHMHMHBHRHHP me STOP WOMAN 'IL N'T RESERVE TH REPLY INSURANCE MEN HESITATE Wish to Bring State Demands to Attention of Their Directors Rppreontatives of various Indiana Ufa insurance companies at the conference with Auditor of State John Blllhetmer Saturday Indicated that while they are willing to accede to some of his demands and anxious that the criticisms of their companies shall cease yet they will stand on what they consider their rights ur ther than this the representatives would not indicate to the auditor what they will do The Insurance men refused to bind their companies with any statement that they might make as they explained that they wished to bring the demands be fore the directors of their companies Auditor Billheimer refuses to discuss the conference in any way except to say that he finds it necessary to deal with the various companies separately The newest of the Indiana companies is understood are the ones that intend to contest the demands for the demands of the auditor it is said will work a hardship upon them All of the companies are willing to make the re ports that the auditor requires of them but some of them contend that the auditor has not the right under the law to com pel them to cease writing special contracts or predated policies Wynn of the State Life and Dark of the American Central Life In surance Company informed the auditor it Is said that their companies wtll probably obey his wishes but that the matter will bo laid before the directors of their companies Mr Dark called the attention to the fact that his company ceased writing special contracts Sept 15 1906 and that Jt laid not written anv predated policies for a year and a half policies that we have been writ he said single premium and I thirteen payment life policies They were actuarlly correct So far as our company Is concerned we have already notified our agents to cease writing special Wynn secretary of the State Life told Mr Billheimer that his com pany is writing very few special contracts at the present time He said that he will bring the demands before the Board of Directors at a meeting to be held on Wednesday of this week Mr attention was called by various insurance men who were present to the fact that the Appellate Court in a case against the State Life Insurance Company had held special contracts legal The fact also was cited that Actuary Light of Boston In bls report to the In surance Investigating Committee had stated that the predated policies sold by Indiana companies are legitimate If not misrepresented The men denied having misrepresented policies While the auditor would not discuss the matter last night It is understood that he Is willing to make some allowance for the younger companies Representatives of the older Indiana companies assert that liberality by the auditor in his treatment of the younger companies will not he op posed by them All of the men who attended conference are extremely reticent regard ing the discussion that took place Eight een companies were represented at the meeting EPILEPTIC MUST GO TO JAIL Can Neither Be Admitted to State Colony Nor to Insane Hospital His last hope of being cured of epilepsy gone Clarence Nicolas will within a day or two leave the Indianapolis City Hospi tal for Newcastle where lie will once more become an Inmate of the Henry County Jail for he is Insane during attacks of his malady He is twenty four years old Nicolas came here at the suggestion of a Newcastle physician who believed that an operation might cure the disease which is thought to have bad its origin with a fall Rut wit the City Hospital ex aminations showed that there were no In dications that an operation would benefit the young man Because of the peculiar condition of the man he may have to remain an Inmate of the jail indefinitely Ho can never be ad mitted to the State colony for epileptics because he is a raving maniac following epileptic attacks And he can not be ad mitted to an insane hospital because he Is Insane only at the time of the attacks Since he came to Indianapolis Nicolas has been under the observation of a spe cialist but this doctor has offered no en couragement to relatives and friends The young man had callers from his former home (it Mt Summit Ind yes terday and they were Informed of the In ability of the doctors to cure him Dr Norman Jobes superintendent of the hospital informed them that he will have to be returned to Henry County Ho will be confined in Jail again for Tie is unman agable when the epileptic attacks come He was in jail tfir several months before being sent to the hospital BULLET DESTROYS DINNER Crashes Through Walls of Dining Room Scattering Plastering In Dishes A stray bullet retaining enough of Its original velocity to go through a wall and scatter plastering all over the room crashed Into the dining room at the home of Screes 2822 School street just after the family sat down to dinner yes terday noon No one was Injured It was some time before the family could discover what had caused the shower of plastering that enveloped them and destroyed their dinner An Investi gation showed however that a bullet had passed through the weatherboarding and sheeting ot the house and that It still had force enough to tear a piece of plastering from the wall The bullet was found a short time later beside the place where Mrs Screes sat at the table and it was supposed that it had struck her dress though Its force was spent so that she did not feel It strike her Mr Screes imediately telephoned other persons In the nelghborhoozl In an effort to find if any of them had seen anyone shooting and he was Informed that the men in a camp of foreigners working near there on a railroad often practiced target shooting with their revolvers on Surnlay lie believes that the bullet had been fired by one of them The police wore notified RAISING $10000 OR NEW CHURCH Under the auspices of the Busi ness League last night a meeting was held at the East Tenth Street Church and the opportunity was given for mem bers of the church to subscribe to the $10000 building fund which the church proposes to raise within two weeks Last night the subscriptions amounted to $3 402 the Aid Society of the church pledging Itself for $1500 The address of the evening was made by William Rea gan The members are greatly pleased with the manner In which subscriptions arc received The proposed new church will stand at Keystone avenue and East Tenth street Subscriptions arc being re ceived by A Sherman and Coy ner GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Despondent over the absence of her lover Irene Smith 24 years old at tempted suicide at 522 East Court street early last night The girl was found in a semi conscious condition suffering from morphine poisoning taken with suicidal Intent She said the man In the case left the city several days ago Dr Risslcr and Dr Call of the City Dispensary staff treated the woman and she was soon out of danger Table Talk 77 Stte AgenU That Means LifjZ sMRre I for Money MM Sectional Saving Bookcases 1 1 Special Sale This Week of Dining Room urniture MOST of this stock was bought at the Grand Rapids manu sale of urniture at big discounts and comprises lie very latest designs in Early English Golden Oak and Mahogany finishes Their construction and finish are fully up to the Grand Rapids and standard and at our prices are the greatest values obtainable in this city beyond any doubt Stout heavy solid vnairs oak seatDining Chairs with genuine leather seats $385 Special price Other Chairs i15O to if 10 Chairs to match Handsome solid A aUlCS oak Din ing Tables round or square tops piano polish Special 1 fL price IO Other Dining Tables 15 to Many new con DUIIdS celts in all the popular woods and finishes and ranging down from $1750 $65 to a special A China Closets Beautiful China Closets square and round fronts dainty new designs $1075 Special Many other styles in all woods and finishes up to $50 Mail OiMlara illed promptly to any part of the State Write uh for mall xrwsrs catalogues of special pieces you want Get our express and freight Inducements We meet and beat all competition OILAR BROS CO urniture Rugs Carpets Curtains Beds and Bedding 205 Wash St QUALITY Opp Court House Every day from March 1 to April 30 from Chicago to San rancisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland Tacoma andmanyotherPacificCoastpoints $3050 Chicago to Spokane 3OChicago to Ogden or Salt Lake City Utah Butte Helena or Great alls Montana via the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway Tickets good in tourist sleepers in which the rate for a double berth Chicago to the Pacific Coast is $7 Via Omaha via Kansas City or via St Paul and Minneapolis olders and complete in formation free on request HICKS Traveling Passenger Agent 313 14 Lemcke Bldg Indianapolis BOTTLED BEER ALE and PORTER DELIVERED IN A PLAIN WAGOM roo delivery to your home Telephono our Bottling Department Old Prospect 100 and 101 New 690 and 678 for pints or quarts Remember DUESSELDORER the grand prize beer INDIANAPOLIS BREWING CO Irish and Dutch Clash kun hie whip reddie Cole I kun whip the man eaysh hie I A specimen of the belligerent Patrick Roney stood in the lobby of the Lorraine Hotel Washington street and Capitol ave nue and made his declaration of defiance He repeated it Although reddie Cole is the favorite and Indianapolis fight fans swear by him he Patrick Roney Irishman could whip him to a standstill As red Cole was far away at the time and Patrick was surrounded by boon companions his challenge would probably have remained unaccepted But Barney Wynfeld Is Dutch He deny it He Is tall and broad like most sons of the Netherlands He was pass ing and yes it was decidedly Irish Barney decided the voice that spoke An Irishman saying he could somebody thought Barney whip anybody He's drunk" But then it was Ht day and Bar ney was reluctaftt to engage in trouble lie would have passed on but just then Patrick It is said out a howl" There was a stir In the lobby crowd It came through the door and a moment more Barney was the center of things that were happening take a thought Barney And he did When Bicycle Officer Wilson who was going home after having done extra Sun day parade duty reached Capitol avenue the struggling crowd He stopped and when he had penetrated in his own forceful way a tall broad form was hold ing two others pinned to the pavement The officer forced Barney to allow the others to rise Then he was surprised to receive a blow on the nose The smoke cleared away after a while It revealed a blood smeared form tight in the grasp of a blue coated one Another stood by He was tall and broad and leaned confidentially toward the officer he whip reddie Cole but The pause was expressive Aside from Pat a friend who Hugh Hill 1441 West Ohio street went also to Police Station Pat Is charged with drunkenness and resisting an officer quite a load of charges every thing being considered MRS ANNA PARKER DEAD Daughter of Late James A Wildman Dies at Eaton Indianapolis relatives last night received word of the death of Mrs Anna Wildman Parker daughter of the late James A Wildman and a member of a once prom inent Indianapolis family The death ot Mrs Parker occurred at Easton where she has made her home since her mar riage to John A Parker who survives her Dath was due to tuberculosis Mrs Parker was well known during her girlhood and youth in Indianapolis She was horn and reared here and wras edu cated in Indianapolis schools Her mar riage was solemnized about fifteen years ago when she ft the city Her father was prominent in State politics and served both as postmaster in Indianapolis and as auditor of state during his career A peculiar coincidence connecting the deaths of father and daughter was noted last night In the similarity of time Seven years ago nt 9 on the night of March 17 the father died The month day of the month and hour of Mrs Park death was the same Aside from the four children and the mother Mrs Helen Wildman survive There are also relatives in Muncie and Lafayette Announcement of the funeral arrangements has not yet reached Indianapolis The body may be returned here for burial Apple of Sodom It was said by the ancients that there grew near the Dead Sea a fruit called the Apple of Sodom It was very beautiful but turned to ashes on the lips How often be fore reaching the meridian of life does dis ease suddenly step In and reduce the bright est hopes to ashes? On the verge of des pondency millions have taken Dr Burk Vegetable Compound with the most beneficial and lasting results and the glocmy aspect of their lives was suddenly changed into sunshine of happiness This remedy proves itself efficient in the treatment of the following ailments: Rheumatism neuralgia scrofula erysipelas dyspepsia headaches kidney liver and stomach complaints and female troubles It banishes all poisons and foreign matter from the blood making it fresh pure and healthy $0 dayi treatment 25c All druggists 4 i 'v'' 'J ri ffisMMrea IR I i.