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a of EL It 2 in 0 he 0 0 a 6 THE MUNCIE MORNING STAR, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909. News of the Gas Belt and Vicinity SALOONS IN MARION WILL SOON BE OUT Only One on Public Square and Three on the Outskirts. JONESBORO HAS ALSO ONE So Has Gas City- Tremendous Business Being Done. Marion. Nov.

saloon of Frank Brosler, on the square, closed this evening. Only one more remains and that in the one belonging to Mert Wallet, of the Oyster Bay, and that will close this week. This will leave five in Grant county- one In the wort part of Marion, two in the south part of Marion, one in Jonesboro and one in Gas City. All the saloons will close about the middle of the month. The two saloons on the square are doing a land-office business, having put in double bara to attend to the crowds which thronged the places.

MORE LICENSES GRANTED. Hartford City Gets Two and Montpelier One More Saloon. Hartford City, Nov. The county commissioners granted three liquor licenses today and held up 4 fourth, that of Peter Allmon, who desires to open a saloon in the First ward of Montpeller, No written monstrance was filed against Allmon, but objection was made that he WILE not a suitable man to conduct 1 Haloon. There were no objections raised to the issuing of licenses to Arthur Guillaume, of the Fourth ward, and Mack Saxon, of the Third ward, In this city.

The other successful applicant was James F. Patrey, of Montpeller, but notice of appeal in his caSe was filed by John A. Bonham, of this city, HE SOLD CHILE CON CARNE? Winchester Resident Arrested for Conducting Alleged "Blind Tiger." Winchester, Nov. E- After very brief career an a citizen of Winchester, extending over but little more than work of time, Lew Freeman, who gives Kansas City as his la now resting in the Randolph county with a charge of conducting "blind tiger' hovering over him. The was flied at the behest of Indietment Ozto Jenka, formerly of Dunkirk, but at present resident of this city.

Satorday night Jenka was arrested by Officer Dare charge of intoxication. and after o- tiently waiting for him to mober up. Sheriff King approached the young man, and after considerable questioning induced him to tell where he had purchased the liquor, Jenke snid that be bought it of Freeman that he paid 25 cents for one drink. but that a big one, an the proprietor bad poured it out in an ordinary tumbler. Freeman came here tow days ago and opened up restaurant In the old Charles hotel building, back the Big Four passenger station.

He stated tended making specially of selling Mextcan chile, but. necording to the officers, he started in to dispense something even hotter than that, The officers state that they received word short time after Freeman struck town that he had been arrested for the mate of liquor at Robinson, and they have been watching him place eVer since, Freeman WE AL unable to give bond. Dave Williams, another old offender, wile arrested Sunday evening for Intoxication. but permitted to go on parole after he showed the offlelals that he had stendy employment in the corn fielde. "WET' MINISTER RESIGNS.

Hartford City Clergyman Leaves His Church in Good Financial Condition. Hartford City. Ind. Nov. The Rey.

8. W. Mautz, who has been pastor of the Lutheran church for several years, unexpectedly. tendered him resignation to his flock Sunday mornings While his congregation was unprepared for the move. his resignation was accepted, and efforts will be made to secure RUCCERROr.

Mr. Mauls and family will leave the latter part of this month for Cleveland, Ohio, where it in maid he will accept call from Inrger and mOTE Important church. Mr. Manta took the aide of the "wets' during the recent anti- saloon fight, And thin eal4 to have caused a breach be- ELOIN MINUTES watches ELGIN where precision is vital. Under the keen eye of the scientist they maintain the reputation that has made a synonym for accuracy of the word Elgin This is the graceful M.

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tween him and some of the most Influential members of the congregation. ducted the church In successful manner, During his stay here Sir. Mautz has conand it is in a splendid financial condition. over $14,000 having been raised for home and synodical work. HE VIOLATED HIS PAROLE.

Winchester, Nov. Burgess, a young man who formerly resided in this city and Dunkirk, was taken to the Mansfield (Ohio) state reformatory by Sheriff Haber, of Greenville, 0., today. Burgess saulted Marshall Maloon at Union City last spring. was found guilty of assault and battery with Intent to kill and released on a suspended sentence pending good behavior, One evening a few weeks AgO he again became toxicated and broke up a buggy which he hired at a livery stable in Greenville, escaping into Indiana after hate little act was pulled off. Last week he was arrested at Ft.

Wayne and returned to Greenville for violating his parole, STABBED MAN IN A SALOON. Bluffton, Nov. 1-Henry Fatscher, an Ossian man, went to Ft. Wayne and, becoming partially intoxicated. in a quarrel he stabbed a young man in a saloon.

He was in an asylum a few years ago. A second inquest was held in the Jail at Ft. Wayne, was again adjudged insane and today the papers were filed here with County Clerk A. N. Plessinger, and application made for the young man's admittance to the asylum at Richmond.

He 18 a son of Jacob Patcher, of Ossian. "OASIS" LETTER DEAD. Richmond, Nov. letter was received at the Richmond postoffice yesterday addressed to "Mra. Alvin Coover, Oasis, Ind." There being DO such postoffice in Indiana a.R the rallway postal elerk through whose hands it passed Indorsed thereon, "Try Richmondwet," and the letter, therefore, has come to the original town the state.

letter, however, will not be delivered, and despite the effort of the facetious postal clerk will find way to the dead letter office at Washington. ELWOOD SALOON IS CLOSED. Anderson, Nov. The saloon of Anselm Shafer, in Elwood, WAR closed today as a result of a decision handed down bu Judge Ellison to the effect that the mayor of Elwood had the authority to revoke the license. The temporary restraining order was also dissolved by the court.

Shafer will not lose much. for the reason that his license would have expired next Thursday. THREE DRUNKS AT NEW CASTLE New Castle, Nov. -In times past, when New Castle had saloons, Monday was usually termed "drunk and every Monday morning there were from three to a dozen men to enter pleas of guilty, Today WANT the first Monday In three weeks that there were any "drunk enses," and this was due to Halloween celebrations. Three men appeared before Squire Koons and were fined $10.45 each.

ONLY TWO SALOONS IN MARION. Marion, Nov. Two 88- loons remain in the downtown district of Marion, one operated by F. D. Brozier, close Nov.

14, and the other operated by M. C. Wallet, which will close Nov. 20. The barrooms are now reaping a harvest.

having all the patronage formerly held by thirty saloons in this city. DRY GOODS FIRM BANKRUPT. Frankfort, Nov. 1. -R.

K. MeClure Sons, one of the oldest dry goods and business houses In Frankfort, today filed a in bankruptey, giving the liabilitles as 000, with assets about the same. El H. Brown, Jr. was appointed redelver.

NEW CASTLE MAN IS HURT. New Cantle, Nov. Latchow has a deep -ash under his left eye and numerous cuts and bruises on his face and head as the result of a fall. While with several others he was on top of an old buildins, he missed his footin- and fell a distance of fifteen feet to the ground, alighting on his head. NEW CASTLE BUSINESS DEAL.

New Castle, Nov. -Martin Cormiek, who recently sold his farm In Harrison township to Nick Gott, has closed a deal whereby he becomes the owner of the Miles P. Cannon farm two miles west of the elty. The farm comprises 95 acres and sold for 8106 per nere. RECIPE FOR BAD BREATH This very undeatrable affliction which always accompanies a bad taste in the mouth of mornings and a coated tongue, can very easily be overcome by using the following doctor's prescription.

It la not an unpleasant preparation and is perfectly harmless. It la said to be one of the elent formulas known. for the cure of constipation Its resulting Ills such as sick headache, dizziness, nausea, etc. It la equally as good for bables and children as it la for grown persons when given in the dosage prescribed below. of an ounce of fluid extract of Cascara Aromatie; one and one-fourth ounce essence of Pepsin.

one ounce of Larvo compound; one ounce of Water." This to be taken three times a day in the Tollowing dosage: For adults 1 to teaspoonfuls: for children to 1 teaspoonful; for bables to teaspoonful. Any drug store can supply these Ingredients and they are easily mixed, Forced Into Exile Wm. Upchurch of Glen Oak. was an from home. Mountain air, he thought, would cure a frightful lung-racking cough that had defed all remedies for two years.

After six months he returned, death dogging his steps. "'Then began to 180 Dr. King's New Discovery," he writes, after taking six bottles am as well as ever." It saves thousands yearly from desperate lung diseases. Infallible for Coughs and Colds, it dispels Hoarseness and Sere Thront. Cures Grip, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough, 500 and $1.00, trial bottle free, guaranteed by Marion Stewart.

GOVERNOR IS COMING FUNERAL IS ON WEDNESDAY Senator McCullough, of Anderson, Will be Buried With Imposing Ceremonies. Anderson, Nov. his late hope In West Tenth street. in this city, will occur Wednesday afternoon the funeral of the late Senator Carroll K. McCullough.

The religious services will be conducted by the Reva. G. Hudson and Chesteen Smith, of the M. E. church, The grand commandery of Knights Templar of Indiana, of which Mr.

McCullough was an officer. will I have charge of the funeral, while Anderson commandery No, 32 will act as escort to the grand commandery. Both Governor Marshall and tenant Governor Hall have signified their intention attending the funeral, while committees from both houses of the legislature will also be present, The active pall-bearers will be R. P. Grimes, B.

H. Gedge, J. Burr, Mustard, W. W. Croan William Thompson, all of this elty, while honorary bearers from the legislature will be chosen.

Hundreds of telegrams and letters of condolence have reached the Me- home today, Represent State Senate Everett E. Moore, Connersville. House Also Represented Governor Hall tonight 8 p- pointed the following committee from the state senate to attend Senator McCullough' funeral: Frank M. Kiatier, Logansport: Will R. Wood, Ivan B.

Stotzenberg. Now Albany: Julius J. Higgens, Clinton: Levi P. Harlan, Indianapolla: Linton A. Cox Indianapolis: Stephen B.

Flemming. Port Wayne: Itoscoe Kirkman, Richmond; Fred W. Fleal, Terre Haute: Ralph M. Kane, Noblesville; Voiney Bingham, Mishawaka; Speaker E. M.

Honan or the house appointed the following committee! Lewis A. Stephens, Anderson: Monroe Fitch, Muncle; Greenfleld A. J. Bebymer, Elwood: Miles Furnar, Winchester: Willard Gemmil, Marion; John B. Michlcan City: Adolph Seedenatieker, IndianapoJoseph H.

Pierson, Indianapolis; Alonso M. Gardner, Richmond, Frank E. Watson, Tipton and Ward Carter. Danville, MUTES ADJOURN SESSIONS When the Discussions Grew Warm Delegates Gesticulated Warmly. South Bend, Nov.

unique convention ended in South Bend last evening when the mutes in northern Indiana adjourned their annual session. Fifty were in attendance. The sessions were held in the assembly room of the city hall. Delegates to the meeting arrived In South Bend Saturday and at once laid plans for carrying out the program previously provided. The Rev.

J. P. Hasenstab of Lagrange county WAR in charge of meetings and led the debates in the sign language. When the discussions grew warm the delegate would gesticulate wildly. Parliamentary practice was rigidly followed in every discussion.

STATE NEWS GREENFIELD- -Because she 1g- nored a summons to appear as a witness in the Cireult court here, Mrs. William Seebe, of Indianapolis, was fined $1 and costa Mason. MIA. Seebe was to have testified In the damage suit brought by Mrs. Sadie Shotta against Thomas and the Terre Haute Brewing company, COLUMBUS- -So liberal were Columbus people with their donations of money for the state conference of charities and correction, recently held here, that Judge W.

C. Duncan, of the local executive committee, announced that the $300 appropriated the Bartholomew county council will not be used. TERRE HAUTE Mrs. Clara Mitchell accepted $2,500 In settlement of her suit against the Terre Haute, Indianapolls Eastern Traction company for $10,000, on account of the death of her husband, who was killed by A street car last February. He was in a buggy when It was struck by a car.

TERRE HAUTE- Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Ralph McFarland and Mra. Pearl Lowery, who are said to have eloped. The warrant for McFarland charges him with wife desertion, and that for Mrs. Lowery with child abandonment. SHELBYVILLE Harry Monroe, falling to give bond for $500.

is in Jail to await a preliminary hearing on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was arrested in Indianapolis Thursday on the charge of stealing a bicycle. PRINCETON- The diphtheria and scarlet fever situation here is growing serious. Thirty-five cases scarlet fever and several cases of diphtheria, have officers. been reported Three to deaths the have resulted from diphtheria.

latest victim being the 1-year-old daughter of Harvey Milburn. CONNERSVILLE- Preston Cates, Justice of the peace and minister of the gospel, was cursed In his office here while trying a case; The man on trial was Benjamin Stephen. charged with whipping his wife while a state of intoxleation, When asked where, got his whisky he profanely the justice it was none of his business, Stephen was sent to jail for thirty-four days. GREENFIELD- -The canning factory at Shirley has closed Its first or 10.000 and paid $3,750 to season 0 0 0 0.000 with a pack of 240,000 cans, farmers for tomatoes and $3,000 for labor. TIPTON- Superintendent Haskett.

of the City Gas company. has just finshed an inspection of the pipes that were laid to the business blocks of the elty about fifteen years ago, Many of them were rotted to such an extent that they were declared unsafe. New pipes wilt be Into. HIS WEDDING IS DELAYED Decatur Man and Woman May Have to Appear Before Judge, Decatur, Nov. wedding of George Syphers and Mrs.

Francis Smith, which was to have evening, may be delayed somewhat, owing to the fact occurred tomorrow that when George went to the county cleric's he office was to notifled procure that the some necessary one had objected to his romance and the matter of granting a license was referred to the Circuit court. He, by the way, secure application blanks, had them properly filled out and sworn to and filed them with the court. Judge James T. Merryman said he would have to hear evidence In regard to the matter and has set the case for Tuesday morning, notifying George to be present with his girl and advising him to secure the services of an attorney. Arrangements had been made by Syphers and a manager of one of the local electric theatres to have a publie marriage, and in case he Is successful in getting the necessary license the wedding will probably be one of the largest held in this city for years.

HER QUICK WIT SAVED HER Little Girl in Flames, Rolls Herself in Pool of Water. Peru, Nov. her presence of mind Helen Bruck, the eightyear-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bruck, of this city, saved herself from a terrible death.

She and her brother, William Bruck, age thirteen, were playing about a bonfire when the little girl tripped over a cornstalk and fell backward into the blaze. She was soon enveloped In flames, but the child did not become so excited that she did not know what she was doing. Not far away the little girl saw water flowing from a hydrant, about which there was a pool of water. She threw herself to the ground and rolled over and over in the Her brother tried to catch waterhen discovered that his sister's clothes were ablaze, but she ran too fast for him. Mrs.

Bruck was attracted to the scene, but did not reach the hydrant until the little girl had quenched the The child's back WAS badly burned. Her condition is serious. WILSON TO BE TRIED AGAIN Connersville Attorneys Claim That New Evidence Has Been Found. Connersville, Nov. motion for another trial for John Wilson, who has been tried three times for the murder of his wife, is being prepared.

The first jury disagreed. The case was heard again in the same term of court, although the jury WAS not impaneled until after the regular term had closed. This Jury found Wilson guilty, and named life 1m- prisonment as his penalty. The third trial resulted in a similar verdict. Wilson's attorneys say the motion they are preparing will be based largely on the fact that new evidence has come to light.

This evidence is that the lock on the door of the bedroom in which murder was committed was found broken. The door Itself appeared to have been forced open by kicking. None of these things was heard of until after Wilson's conviction. JURY Another Trial Will Probably Be Ordered in the Near Future. Tipton, Nov.

-The Jurors In the Yarling case reported they were unable to agree. Judge Nash sent them back for further deliberation, refusing to accept their decision. The Jurors went out, but soon reported again they could not agree, and Judge Nash dismissed them. Another trial probably will be ordered. KILLED A PET COYOTE.

Bluffton, Nov. -Gene Kyle, an employe at the C. H. Buchele poultry establishment, killed a pet coyote this morning with scant ceremony. It been confined in a cage at the packing house last night, escaped and got into the chicken coops, and this morning thirty dead chickens were found.

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The Grim Reaper Connersville, Nov. Idas Jordan, formerly one quick aim shots in the at his home here. He athlete of considerable Cambridge City, Miss Margaret Mosbaugh, known instructor, died at of her sister, Mrs. Harriet this city, from tuberculosis lungs. Miss Mosbaugh ated from the Woodard at Cincinnati a number of She began her teaching lie schools of Cambridge for the last twenty-four been an instructor of in the Woodard high school.

Keystone, Nov. can, 23, son of William ce8 Duncan, of this place, morning at his home in of typhoid fever. was a worker in the Illinois and leaves key young widow child. His body will be the home of his parents for burial. Winchester.

Nov. neral of Mrs. who home here were held at Deerfleld this after a short service this Interment was made in the cemetery. The Rev. Mr.

the local Friends church, New Castle, Nov. tion was received in this graph today of the death J. Ashton, which occurred Castle, Pa, The deceased mother of the wife of the Howe, pastor of the Christian Mrs. Howe left today for to attend the funeral. St.

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The deceased is a brother of William Gephart, of this city. Portland, Nov. days' illness sufficient to the life of Mrs. Della Janney, wife of Charles Janney, at her home nine and -half miles northwest of this city. Death was due to septic husband fever.

She is survived by her and seven small children. Portland, Nov. his home, six and one-half miles northeast of this city, Josenh Huey, 78, Is dead after two years' suffering of dropsy. His wife, four sons and two daughters survive. The funeral servbe held Tuesday morning.

Portland, Nov. funeral services of Karl D. Riley, one of the best known young men of this city, were held this afternoon, in charge of the Rev. S. A.

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