The Hamilton County Ledger from Noblesville, Indiana • 2

WIDELY DIVERGENT. D1BIK6-. DELIVERY -THE FAUOUS Til6 FULL MEASURE OF Is what we are earnestly striving to give onr Our ambition is to give, everybody: the' greatest 'amount' 'for -a reasonable amount of "We" are not trying to see4; how cheap can sell our goods, 1 for thdt means" the cheapening of their quality to dangerous point-Hiangerous for our cus-T tomers ana dangerously damaging to RepMtatio We are Trying to Maintain. The more you know about vehicles, the better we like it. The close observer is the easiest one for us to please.

Our line is most complete: at this time. Let's get together and discuss their individual merits. G. HEY MA! SOWS. Cardinals Not Agreed Upon the Paptf Suwewlorw 5 Rome," July 29.

Tnat there la conviction at tbe Vatican that the conclave will be of short duration by the fact that all those who are to enter the conclave to minister to the wants of the -cardinals have, been engaged for three days. The twocamps into whTcFthe sacred coUegea alWed pear to be becoming dally more ir reconcilable, and it la said the faction has declared that, if. necessary to defeat the opposi tion, they will even g'i 'o length of supporting a foreign cardinal." The name of cwainai Bishop of Breslau, was mentioned in this con nection, but was hardly' considered serlonsly owing to the belief that un der present conditions the elevation of a German to the papacy might mean the Irreparable loss of France to the holy see. CURRENT SCORES. Here They In a Nutshell "For Baseball Enthusiasts.

NATIONAL LEAGTJK. At New York, Boston, 5. At Cincinnati, 10; Pit'sburg, 5. At Chicago, St. louis, 2.

At Brooklyn, 10; Philadelphia, 15. AMERICAN' LEAGUE. -At Boston, New York, 0. At Philadelphia, Washington, At Louis, Cleveland, 10. Chicago-Detroit grounds AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, At Columbus, St Paul, At Toledo, Minenapolis, 8.

At Louisville, 9: Milwaukee, 1L Ended in twelfth on account of dark ness. At Indianapolis, Kansas City, Looking For a Battle. 7 Missouri City, July 29. Ben Starnes, the convict who recently es caped from the States peni tentiary at Leavenworth, has been lo cated three miles north of Orrick. fight is expected before he Is cap tured, as he is in a log house and seems prepared to make a desperate resistance.

A posse of twelve men, headed by Sheriff Wymore and guard from Leavenworth have gone to capture him. I Sad Boating Accident Pittsburg, July 29. Four, young peo ple boating on the Allegheny met death last evening. The suction from the "bear trap" at the new dam at Herrs island drew the boat under the waters of the dam and before help ar rived the four were drowned. Going After Policy Shark.

July 29. Twenty-sir of the thousands of policy writers doing business in Chicago have been indicted by the grand Jury for selling lottery tickets. The indictments mark the opening of the campaign against policy by the Citizens' Association. Dastardly Crime 1 In Nebraska. Omaha, July 29.

Alice Card and Dora Osborne, aged sixteen years each, of prominent families, were taken from escorts pear Benson and terribly mistreated by several men. The Osborne girl may not recover. Two arrests have been made. A Devastating Cyclone. St Petersburg, July terriffle cyclone -has passed through the district of TcheralgoL Three villages were destroyed In a few minutes.

Churches and houses were lifted bodily and carried a long distance. The loss of life was great 'MARKET REPORT Prevailing Prices for Grain, Provisions and Livestock on July 28. Indianapolis Grain and Livestock. Whest Wagon. T5o: So.

1 red. itrong, Corn Strons; No. I mixed, II I 0t-Strong; No. I mixed. Sle.

Cttle-SUdy Hog Strong Sheep-Steady attltwaara Umbe-Steftdy at Grain and Provisions at Chicago. Opened. Wheat Jnly .7 Corn-July -HJi Dee Oat inly 4Jft Sepl Dee Closed. MX Pork Joly Sept 1181 13.80 f.a itn U.U Urd- Joly Sept nly Sept r.M T.M ao too losing eeen market Wheat, F9et BHc; oata, 81 pork, US.SJ; lard, 7.A1 V.K. At Cincinnati.

Wheat Vlnn No. 1 red. Tt oorftt Cora Steady; No. I mixed ISe. Oat riraj No.

I mixed WH. CatOe Steady at tlKxji.H. Hoge-Aettre at LHQU.tX SSheep-St4MMly at H04.M yLamb AeUTe at WH.it. Livestock at Cattle-Steady tteen. atoekirs leeders, Bogt-Steady at W.90O.0.

Sheep Strong at ll.U9i.S0. uUb-tady at lUOSiti. ir--; jattta-Steady atft.rti.M, rfiSrS Uibe -Steady at I.00i9.s. At East Buffalik Cattle StMkdy at Keg AtUre at tt.ifi.0. A Shee-4uady a lUJ.tO,.

TtrSJJr-l UmU -Steady at li-f th4.ia.' California Conyicts Use Pris- on Officials As Human ESCAPE TO M0UNTALVS Thirteen i ate; Criminals 'Plan. and EnVet' a Kover Escape I Fnm Ppnhentiary; They Captors Bnsb Guards 4 and Flee to th -v i i Sacramento, 28. Thirteen notorious criminals escaped irom Fol-som 'prlsofl by iishlg the overpowered head officers of the prison as shields to protect them bullets until they had fled into the mountains. During the struggle in the prison L. Cotter, a guard, was stabbed to death by the convicts, J.

was probably fatally stabbed the back and Wi C. Palmers was hacked about the head. When the escaped werea welk away from the prison they released Warden Wilkinson, Captain Murphy and one or two other men who been used as shields. General Overseer McDon-ough and five or six guards are still Jn the hands of the fugitives, who- say they will kill the prison officers if the militia attempts to retake the convicts. 1 It Is believed the convicts and their captives are making for the, Bald mountains.

Governor. Pardee has ordered out several companies of militia and soldiers are on the trail of the fugitives. All the escaped men are desperate characters and blood is likely to flow before they are retaken. The thirteen convicts had been acting strangely of late and when they were seen talking among themselves Gap-tain Murphy called Warden Wilkinson and four guards into his office to consider what was best to do with the men. The prisoners, seized this moment for escape.

They made straight for the captain's office and rushed In on the very men whom prisoners wish-Ing'to escape, usually elude. A desperate fight followed. The officers were outnumbered and soon had been relieved of their arms." Then using the officers as a shield the convicts started fori the armory post on the outskirts of the penitentiary, They passed a Gatling gun on one of the walls, but the guards were afraid to turn it on the convicts. When the arjnorjrpost was reached officers there attempted to Interfere, but were quickly overpowered. Then after further arming themselves with rifles, knives, pistols and ammunition, they made a dash for the country with several guards, the warden and captain In tow.

The convicts went to- a fanner's house, seized his four-horse team and wagon, robbed the house of everything of value, took the farmer with as a driver and headed for Bald mountain. Evidently it la their intention to reach Alabaster cave. j. The several hundred remaining prisoners made no attempt to get away and' were quietly returned to their cells and locked up. As soon as Governor Pardee heard of the delivery ht ordered out the militia, HOLDING ITS OWN.

Brt athitf County Against, the World for Deadly Jackson, July 28. Reports received here state that two men were killed in a fight at Long Creek and two were fatally Injured in an encounter at Hunting Creek. In a fight on Long Creek Govan Smith was shot through tha breast by John Hall, and as he lay on the ground with the blood rushing from his wounds Smith pulled his revolver and shot Hall through the brain. Both men expired almost immediately. i On Hunting Creek John Skidman and Alex Craft engaged In a fight after a quarrel in a "blind tiger" Skidman drew, a knife and Craft a revolver; Craft missed his mark the first' two but on the third shot hie inflicted a fatal" wound.

Skidman cut Craft about the body and it is said both will 'die. Market Clearing Up. New York, July In spite of, or probably, of two additional failures on the stock exchange E. S. Hooley A' of this city, and Basseit, of 1 Boston, Monday's stock market showed very general improvement and the situation as a whole was viewed with more cheerful ness.

Patrlclda 8uapected. Mcpherson, July 28. The body of a wealthy landowner, with throat cut from ear to ear and er evidences of violence marking the bodyWas found In an bid well near his home. (George McAuerarny, a son, was arrested oh suspecion. Husband Held On Suspicion.

Mount jVernon.N. T. July 28. Martin Elbet, husband of the young woman whose body found Jn a sewer, where it had 'been thrown after she had been' strangled death," was bronght to' Mount Yernon front White Plains, where he was arrested. (- T7E QUOTE Will convince you that we are offering wonderful bar gains, and an Inspection of thetjoods will make assur ance doubly Ladies' fine lisle finish goods that regularly sell foT $lapair; Kflf vat a V.UUu Ladies' fancy lace the kind that sells regular- QQI ly for 65c and 50c Fine lawn and dimities, C- 10c quality; at Jap.

salt and peppers, 4 fill 19c grade J.2j i s. The Secretaries of the Cltf and County Boards of Health have de elded that the sanitary condition of the wagon bridge la something fit rce and w.lHave It cleaned. They have suggested that the pris jnera in Jail be compelled to do the work and thus save any expense to the city pr couaty Henry Mabrey, cf Jolletville, was in tpe city Tuesday, uenry is a man who likes to see a little pleasure as be goes through life and be admitted tbat the circus was the' only thtbg which brought him to Noble Just before the, April term of coart adjourned Monday even ng Mrs. Mike Costello appeared before Jude Ileal and entered a plea of guilty for her i husband to tbe grand jury indictment VlrtHnor him villi accnilf. mrH haffara with intent to kill.

Prosecutor Hines dismissed the intent and Judge Neal 4 assessed a fine of 5 against the de- ivtwaua ntuwi nao yaistm Monday afternoon, between this city and Clarksville, a child's swaw hat trimmed in pink ribbon. Finder retur a Cray craft's store and be rewarded. lTOwl i Clarence Pickett was at Alexandria He has just been awarded tbe contract to put down a ten-inch gas line from Frankton to Anderson, a distance of ten miles. Passengers at the Lake Erie depo who were waiting for, the 2:35 m. train Monday af terncon were enter tained for a few moments by a nce little fistic encounter between two strangers on the sidewalk on the south olAn ff fi.trrrm HanvtaVo fTltM.

boxed very nicely for a minute or two. Then an upper cut sent one to the sidewalk. The other one struck him a few blows on the head and then Kwalked quietly away. Ho arrests were Jmada." h. a traveling passenger agent' for the Pennsylvania baUroad, IU bUWIl JUUUUBJT lUOKlDg up OUH1- ness for their Atlantic City excursion, which will start from Indianapolis, joursaay, Aug.

ecu. xnis is a mag- a.udii;c Kilty, outeiguir otner points on tbe Atlantic Coast. The fare from Indlanspulis Is enly $15. good 12 days, Inc udlog date of sale. C.

DaBois' and George Jamison went to Kokom Wednesday to at-! auo visit Mr. Jamison's Robert, who bas been with 1 ha sbowfor sev- i hPKNi iim a in i iMi st Wearing Out TEETH Would be the only way to get rid of them, barring accidents, If they were kept clean. A clean tooth will last one hundred years. Two min-utes dally care will preserve them as long as you want them. You need to be careful about two things, however: The brush used, the cleaner used; Some brushes won't go just where they are needed most.

Some tooth preparations go too far acid or grit in them Injures the enamel We can furnish i you safe 5 tooth-cleaning supplies. XIIICEdEXL'S fDrug Store, 4 Doors S. Citizens Bank II Craycraft TWENTY-MULE-TEAti "IS. THE BEST. We have It In' quarter-pound, half-pound and pouna si 1 jS 0.

---Worth 81d OriiB Store- His First Appeal Case. County Supt. 3. F. Haines heard bis first appeal c.sa Monday.

It was a transfer case fion. the trustee of Wayh-j township. The has made arrangements for the first and second years' High School work to te dcne.at the Our bin townshio graded scnooi, out a numoer or tne, pairons want to send "their children com- missioned Hih Schools. The else has not yet bf 'en argued by the attorneys. Martha Spliiks Insane.

Martha Spinks was placed in jail Monday evening and will be kept in custody until the necestary'papers can be made out jr her transfer to the insane Hospital at Indianapolis. Her queer actions have attracted the attention of the officers for some time. She has been ont at all hours of the night and at daylight Monday morning was found lying on the lawn' at 8. A. Kelser's She talks in coherently and when arrested resisted the officers, but was subdued.

Cansiflg Factory The canning factory of the Martz brothers at Oajuga was totally 'de stroyed by fire Monday. The loss is partially covered by insurance. The fire is believed to have been of lncen dlarv origin. N. S.

Martz, of Tiptop, well known in this city as a brother Of iiiz-uounty treasurer reter mariz, was one of the principal It is understood that the school board of Cic3ro has asked Frank Clause to superintend, the schools at that place again next year, a position which he resigned last winter to accept em ployment in a Cicero bank. It Is also- understood that Mr. Gause has reported favorably to the board. a Nick Passwater, of Wayne township, brought his mother to town Tuesday to see the The show did not take all of his attention for he found time to tell a turkey story, ne has a tnrtrno hon wIKh- flft.oan unnnn nnu about as large a.s quails. The other day he found her setting on another) neat of eggs with her flock huddled about her.

He -would like lohtar from anyone who has a more Industrious bird. Emanuel Stern and Olle Olson have been matched for a boxing bout at Laporte on August 5 Stern is also matched for aayther contest at Indian apolls on August 14. SPECIAL Bavarian China. Bread and butter per set Breakfast plates, per 1 00 Dinner plates, per -set $1 25 Fruit saucers, per Cups and saucers, per'v set. $140 100-piece Dinner set, $20 00 -j" i Beckers Bargain Bazar NOBLES VIIIX 1ND.

South Side Sqaart. Bill Eft Sh i New Church Last Saturday afternoon an official meeting of the Westfield circuit of the Westfleld Wesleyan Church was held at Westfleld, at which the question of securing a parsonage for the circuit was considered. Three members had been prevlous'y appointed as trustees for a parsonage fund, and tbe meeting appointed two additional members, to serve, with the other trustees as a building committee. This committee was instructed to proceed without de lay to either build a suitable parsonage or purchase one, as in the Judg ment of the committee will best serve the purpose of the circuit, The com mlttee was also ordered to adopt the best plan to secure tbe necessary means to for the building. Will H.

Craig and daughter Shirley, returned Mondsy afternoon r.m their Western trip with the National Edi torial Association, The? visited Omaha, Salt Lake City, Yellowstone Park and many Intermediate points cf nterest and report an enjoyable tima An account of the trip will be told more fully in Mr. Craig's letters. Second Hand Gas Pipes Wanted. Will buy in any quantity 2 3 6 and 8 in. Address Lapel Bottle Lapel, Indiana.

24-35 The expense of a circus is enormous. Some idea of this side of circus can be gleaned, from the follow- ng bill of goods that the show pur chased from White Lacy, Tuesday morning! which represents only one day's rations for the stock: 'Three and one-half tons of hay, 80 bush els of bushels of shelled corn, ton or straw and 400 pounds of bran. a i i i We are always in tha market for good corn, hay, oats and clover seed. 28 Frl. tf Lact, Seedmen.

Since Charles Thornton has moved his barber shop to the first dcOr west of the wainwright Trust Company's office, he has one of the best tonsorial parlors in tbe city. It is convenient- located, the furniture la new And only first class barbers are employed. Mr. Thornton respectfully solicits the patronage of his old customers at well as new ones. Estrayed, from my farm near Car- nlel, a small bay pony branded on the eft hind leg.

Very wild. Reward for any information concerning liH rl wit William Eo idee. CirmeL Married.) John H. Armstrong, an employee of the Model Mill, and Miss Jessie Perry of Michigan, were married by Rev. L.

Overstreet Monday evening. They are well to do young people. George Hare does saw fijlng. liclted. repairs buggies and xour patronage so- 1 24 36 A dispatch from Pern savs that Eev.

J. B. Greea, a colored minister of this city, preached to a colored camp meeting near that city Sunday on a very warm subject, his' theme being "A Hot Day." While be was talking the thermometer registered 99 degrees in the shade. In a letter to his parents Frank Hare says he began hia examination for admission to West' Point Monda and it will continue all week. He has been located near the academy fo several weeks studying for the examination and he anticipates no trouble in passing 'although the ordeal is a Bevere one.

W. S. Christian was appointed Special Judge, Monday afternoon, in tne temporary injunction suit cf udge Neal against Andrew Berg relative to tbe removal of a gate on a fence, between farms of the plaintiff and, defendant, four miles north of the city. An order was issued prohibiting Berg from removing the gate and the case set down for trial during the first week of the Oc tober of court. A.

Hawkins has move! his jawelr store Into the room east of George Oraycraf t's dry goods store. The front is being torn out of, the Heylmann room which he vacated and this part as well as the rear is undergoing extensive i A Boy lajnred, A nine-yearoid son ot Thomas Patterson, living in the south part of town, narrowly escaped being serious ly injured near the Model Mill Tuesday morning while the circus wagons were being To avoid a collision with a cab one of the wagons was run out of Its 'course" and the tongue struck the Patterson boy on the hip, knocking him down and the flesh. No bones were brokeh. BeverT al other persons were also knecred downbutthey escaped injury, Mayor Snyder and wife left Wednes day to spend their Summer vacation at Greenville, Ohio, and. PJaiop Olty.V i i ft 4 4 i.