The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 13

13 2 3 COAL MINES PRODUCE AliOTHER STAB, PITCHER HOVEL POIIiT RAISED II IK I I The Real Giant Killer JL ii Li Uii Li iJ REf.ld'iSTRAIiCE CASE RuDUCZD HATES THE IXDIAXAPOLIS XEWS, MOXDAV, OCTOBER 5, 190S. 250,000 acres choice virgin prairie Saskatchewan wheat land to be offered for sale hv the Saskatoon in the City of Regina, Province of Saskatchewan, Deleter. 12, IS, 14, .0, 10, 17, 1CQ3 A QUICK easy trip FROM ALL A POINTS g-J- 7- i. '5 VS. '-Osslos 'tevCSsj CMAHV dluHOtsT iii i i ii 1 -J tJF Wei iU Wa It yhf d.aire to own rI waalib produaing cra at your own prlr don't Irt anytnlng kp you wy from th'kto" A Western tnd suction at tba city I'easna, ia-J7.

yjt NoV in o'M on tb ground fw days head if pMtcla to cnooa your loello. VVhlbr you a fanner of a city man thin la rmjr rUnri tor rat payinir t'in in nntrhm to Hv on lhl in1 to rti tti h'f'n vaio Th nrkt rimr. fism ara aa motfl anr'al l4 an la ha Lni4 Tir rt nr rl)rar)rmrlr ail within 0 mll of aa up. Iii.Iik -riir'J. lalra omiplata al Vaiir Informal ion an(l for Tht map ry wa own bow rr how convenient Ut VTtonlpr rln and roi n.ar Tha feook i r'tn li wnr lh'Mnrrnrht of Ft' Ii'fTTj.

1 AnqrvM Tna rowt'mn I.an1 orr.panya offlr Hralna. '-ewii ft, r'in4t. bnr, oar rtrrawwtoawwa, of itriill tint lliriun Ii iw-hk Biartar Tftrt la fyV Cfy 4t 1ntrt! Rid Our Liberal Ttrmt! 0 punhu at lima of aair, balaoro Mular lir Mjmml is tM tM-r Ncra lit trn ijoyaf la plajht riniil HnQunl ltMllita, with tntarvwt 4 f.rr rt-til. ftirr of 10 rnii gmr mrrm I iii wlit Iat Itwlallmoot alttwul I rk I rmi t'ron a Mm hnoi 1own, 4ha tld Ur lrnmlatlr raaka tha lnoit of cft. of lha puri rlra with ne "tiii of QihwwlM tha v-rrl mar put up again or wilhdrawa froro aala.

Ti.a oinpany frv iha rtht to wKh-Orw anr ot tha land from rrop' will mora tlutas way fur tba land. MANITOBA A --XS i Ai-Rr ff ZZIlZm 50UTH VdakotA I NEBRASKA Inn i i ii I i i i i i ex IVcatcrn Land Ltd. CITY OF nCCIMA, PnOVIWCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, 'CANADA QOlf CHAMPIONSHIP Eighty Wom.n Enter In Quallflng Round St. Loult. l.QLrl liiitarrtj tha Qualifying- round for tha Women' WeaUrrt- gnlt cbamitona)tl.

Hiadi atartt hra at .3) o'clock thla ntornlnit tha Country Vhih Hnka. Tlilrty of I ho wii runta ara rnm cUit.a Ht. I.utis. Th jlra atrt4 at r) ve-tnlntita Uia mrt mo tn tJi link lKinit Yo'Miic, Calumr-t A. tuii MUM AliiKiirt, 'f Wiatwafl-Ho.

iilna A la tha tlian-sjiion of chl-air, and ri f( U' rf if-dity a liarl 1' i fnfina ntna li.jlca of th Country nan, wni'. ii diiiy nn ovnr txiia. "i i.i lowest atxlm In tlia rir-)al tij-1ty (jiiMiify fcr tha i.iu'a. Him nrxt for Uva' aaaM'ia "7 lir, mi uura amtm Tor t'sa lx.ii up an.J tita UaL alxlrru fur tha "1 t'uamrnt ponlinua until FH-i iv. tin Uiert hn a mixed i "tvtji, aMi-u ninny c.f tha i -i iui.i hi.i UK, Xurt.

tmh cev. odhll as coach fUnltter will Taach Ntw Football Cam at Shortrld.a. "I ho r.ov. Own 11. CkUl rjaator nf foond I'rrabytcilan church, aa tha pra- artsl to ra tha coaching ln whr-tt aaaoclAtton foofbajl waa etvrn tt rlrC tryoitt at Fhortrl.lsra It'xh fkhm tht aftrtuion.

Tha Hv. Mr, i Uj sl tha rnma It Hrf-'-il, It I thr on -f Cat known, and ho Vf.iu!if('rr i arrviora to tho a-litKl athlrvto nr.l of routrol. our trama ara i1v. i.t out of tha -vTity-i Miva l.v HuilSfcl a tlealre tix riuv fo.i(f rb atrriiuona 'way, and lour matw-'uia vi tr frvm tha f-iruHy a T.Ui.'wa." It. H.

Jiarcua. W. M. Jiurt ana u. O.

Kii.cHton. -l taiua pC tha taaina at rrt to lw VADASn ELEVEfi DUSY. Llttlt Clanta Prfpare for Cam with Rc i8 Polvtechrtic. IPrrclal tr TSa In Nawa ijj tvtbor Tha Uttla GUhta vt Wat.ash Wiftn thta ttv. rractka for.

thHr rwxt. football gain, tt play art at' rulta fleM, Psturxisr aftrrnnon. Ortotrr U. wllh Ivwi the amis! rxenitum or Uomrr i ty -nd ruith. all th nrr ti; ir-'d tnirt tha rou trxt In ii I hr.

Ciat hard rrlmiuii(, Work fV'r In liia.l,oly riHM ct at Color-. After tne (ntf iMm li. ots rm fi.inf o( the 9tAon at I4nc.lsi, NrU. on mrtpi -1 rt.vst for cvi-h Jonna ad tle! t-im." liilt t-oarlt fans Niieve Ih4t botii Polo Tm to fdeet, Th KflNv'polo- ti am, wUl hokt a inar at rt'SuVm- thf rvrninr Kiinlbih vmi. Tia follow tnir rrrm.

N'v urn rttitt-vl to jtv-t at I omi'SO'i, Koivfuim. iK-w iUon, o.ivrr, i-Ijt any ciinfts diTini tin is. Schobar and BiUiter Draw. At Kmrr Stturlay it Johnny liiMoter, vhnni'ma, and l-Uly Foho-r. of on miI hour to a -draw, with nniVr snuus a tU.

ToU6r-r-1ado Guits fii-l for men who want tbe bet only -tailors. Western' Eand wai a-a Va f)-ura fmt fauraelf. Tba ararac! klli-h xlll ta: Whaai. from -to a bub-l par arr; Oat a. from tt 5 bbla cra; fiarl'r, from to V) froahel par ara.

Fret RaHrosd Fart ts Coyirs. MKMEMKEK TKIi Evory parilttMr a tr of jj4 at thta auction at. will clv-n hi raliaty far from anr point la I'wiad or ia l'nl4 f5ataa lo ao4 fron lla-rna. That la 9vry purrhaaar of i or mora win hava hia ra1 trip Tar r-iunT Ji upon ahowinr hia'llckwt ui4 atirrnlrrt-a; lha rcotpt i tha tW-kt a rant from whom ha perehawxl tlfc tJrk. Tbl will arrancad at tna tlma of maklnc fir at pafmant of itr tria purrnaaa tiriro) aura ana aa-eur rriiiur railway form of ra-aot ci ow na partlt-uiara of fara ao.

that- thar co ba no queailon aa la tba tflfTua of ijla tlckat- Hdlrcsd Ezcsrsbns. Ets. HpOftal low ratoa to K'lna will ba afran on. riroralna trxtnm on alt iaa91na roada of tha Northwaat rtt Taalar. Octobay a.

re) lowing ara ih round trip ra of tha hb iiu A orl wratrrax. Trom Ojlcar. V-tU); Mtlwauka. '4: Omaha. Irt; I mm Molnra.

-i-Sfc: l.our.?ll HlulTa. M.a; tHottX Vitr. Jt M. (fianKard I a par. 17.

lUac. MllaiakM at t. TaaL rrem Oil-rao, a MllwaaHea. Uubixiua. LwHKrt.

ntao'lard lpr, larunala rntral. from Chicago. UK; Vll wa'iMra, 1u ftarltoatoB. Krrm hlraao. at.

Ila. tJ; lt.irllnIon. tM: Rock la aorl. Ill Ktokuk, 37.7i, Hannibal. K.a-f'a-Liw.

From Chkio, I'M rtt. Paul, MUwauka. IWi. -a Molnaa. Ii5 aorlax Cellar Kaplds, $24 1 Madlaon.

Wlau. tn m. imllar rataa will ha alvrn on all ohr tlnaa. a no etrtiraloo l(a will aa la bra aw at ail IntmuMliata poiata aioBC all Uaea. Cwaaal INDIANA WORKING HARD.

All Ragular will. Jf jA.qinmt Chicago Elevan. 4 FpaclaJ to Tba Indlanapolla Kawa ItLOOMINUTON. Octobar 6. With two aubatttuta half -backs and a a-ubatt-tut and la th arama Indiana defeated ITauw Baturday afternoon, 1 to 0.

Th core waa not aa larg aa wa expacted, tha Indiana man falltnar to dlrplar their uaual mm work, and th M-Jhollata a)irrln: up uinrrualiy atronir. Cunritnar-haJi, llrn.lt and Sutler played wtU for whlla Jackaon, Orady and Vttcjr ahnwt up well for ltrt'auw. Practh- for tha Chloaao rma baaraa thla- afternoon, with all the rarulara la th lineup. Capt. rVott I'addork, How.

ard and Markl were ail in auita ready frr hard work. The two Paddock boy a will a1d (rat atrenrth to the ilwvrn. butMarkla may have to flfrht liar.t to beat out Cunningham for a half, ba-rk poaltun. -J An Itiiereatlna: faatur of. Baturday'a aania wa th work th four yril leader frmn tha four oiaaaea.

Nona of them could work up mucti enttitialaam and un-las a lull more plrtt la iliown Indiana' routine will be woefully weak thla year. REAL TEST FOR KAUFMAN. Bout with Bradley will Giv Him a Chanca to Show Hl Call bar. NKW YOllK. Octotx-r Tha- New York fight fan ill a true line on the i-aliber of Al Kaufman, Billy De-Isimiy'a canduiat for tha heavyweieht when nwet Fred Hratiiej- In ring of the National A.

rrM.iv ntjrht. It will be tha ftmt rt-altjr tnth-rlana rlaart bej ween two bi inms rtvlUed tor rw Yorker hv a lonaj lium I Knufman la training at New Dorp with "Jabber" Carey rpartinr partner. A nuiuler tf New Vorkei visaed th quarter to-diy and were aurpriaed at the ied and action tha big Calif i lurltiie lt Kaufman aparrwd tiny with lea, troaa, and -ha insiintwl nior than 300 pound with the snned ir a light wf lght. Dronian to Mtet Sullivan. Ilronaon, the faat Ux-aJ boxer, haa bwn matchei to mket Urooklyn Tommy fO.) dub on CvtoV-r IS.

Harry who wa to hern the oijx.nent of Kroiraon In that city i'ti thai aama date, nia-ie auoh a Kjr ahowlnc; In a right wfth Ixward liil-r. a cowot tltthter. a.t Ixia Angvlea, rti-emly. that it waadecldeit to iret a better tor th kxal younrater. Th prvluulnary arranaementa tcr th bout were made last wrek Sullin la the man who ever knocked out Aba Atteil.

the eat her etht c.hn;iin. Tla boy ara to TO twent round. and tha weight la to be 13J pound. Bowling The iVntral' Tlethoa BowSSna; ita aeata No unlay afterwewn. Vra.ca ant Uorata tmr In tba lea4 I wmklna: a cloan if the aer)-a with the lv: rt anl'AiwUtom.

i. Tba tjeneraia vt f.ch son same fr tb etei! aa Nv 1 icr and 1 he No l'a. captuml alfatahta th Cwi wMoa Hwned Sjituray Th Trimmer won Tvttit the rhe. Tto Marina CluH howlio- learn woo over th quintet at la Muiua a.ll!-a iitur-v ii1n.m. all three rtnm.

Ttl in lha malrh. and the local St ilered and lUor iwik hi pa 112.59 to $30-00. prices are 5 55 iiOnm 5t. COVELASKl JOINS RANKS BROWN AND WALSH. THREE DEFEATS FOR GIANTS P-HIIADELI'HIA.

October -Ilarrr Covelaaki, th Pbiiliea' plu-her vita worked la three last wk. in wfclch tha Quaker won over- New York, haa rpeut moat of hi life In working In tha mines at Shamokin. Pa. Sa twenty-four year id and lua be-etj in fat company a very abort time. LJk Hugfwry Minor Prowri.

Ed Walah andT other great on-a who rwhd from tha mine fnto tbe bir wa alaraya an erithulaalkc ball player and when be waa not diagina roal waa practwrlne tba a's'ta lat week thao him famotia. He pitched frr emb-profewiona! tem ip State at first; end lt aurnnwr be waa a- member of I be WMwoud N. it team, htr he attracted the attention of Manager Murray, of the Phlliie. and waa igTed- That wa laat tall, and th; spring Murray. feling that he did not have m-m for him on hia pitching atslT.

releaad him to the LancaMt-r club In the Trttate LeaiTJcr. Covelakl did pndid work for Lancaster, end at the do of tha Trtatate seaaoa th I-Titllte took him back. It waa Oio'n, aitant manager of tbe Pliliii1. who planned that -Oovel-aki should pitch againat the tiiant and repeat. CJIeaiton ay that thera i nothing to the atory that CoveIaW wanted to tfh Saturday to get rven with the Otanl for tlteir treatment In the- ft rat game.

It wa all arranged ahead of time that Covelaakl ahould pitch Saturday. Covelaxkl la Mix feet one inch higu weigh Vf pKruia- FOUR VALKERSFmiSH. and Many of Ped Ara in Bed To-day After Trip to NOBiegviue. Out of the man band of walker- that out from Indlanapotla Sunday morn lng. 0'Lary.

th world" champion pedeatrian, and four of ran wera th only one to finish. The other dropped off at different point along tba route and returned to Indianapolia by trolley. Many of them are In bed to-day. CLeary wa un hrihl and early aa aury aa ever Thai walker left here at a. arrived at Nobleyllle five houra later.

Harry 43. iJillon, of 71 eat ermont trMt. waa tba ft rat contestant to reach Indlanapolia on th arriving at 70 p. m. Kverett Gllmofe -ama In fire minute Uler and Kred Simmon, and Orovw Oreen arrived at'S o'f-lock.

other walker a reported at the flniab. Tbe winner waa) awarded gout wau-n. tna econd man a clock, tha third a pair of walking shoe and tha fourth, a pedo meter. Coach-. Clark Not Dlacouraged.

tlipactaa to Th Indlanapolia New a. TERHB flAUTE. rVptember Coach "HfM" Clark waa very much dla-a pool ted over Satorday'a Eaatem Ililnoia Normal-Boea ruiir, not becauae of Poly'a ahowlnr. but In tha a core. i not uia- rouratel.

but aaa hi team will win a majority of the game thla aeaaon. Clark aaye that luck played a atrong part In the game. Twice Roae had the ball within the two-yard line, the flrat tlm ahe could not poor becauae tlie wblatl blew for the fir at half, and the eecond Normal held them for dowm. Clark aaid: "I never have aeen a team In. any game come cloa to acorlng aa many time and UU not count aa CM Roae Poiy." For Billiard Champlonahlp.

W. C. N'unbaum will meet H. Reaen-ar tn tha first match of the handicap tour-namemt for the city billiard champtonahlp to-rrtaht at o'clock at tha Hoard of Trade parlor. Nuabaum won the honor In tha tourney au tne tioara or ixaoe par-lora laat aeaaon and will attempt to win aa-min thla years Ha- muet ahoot 2S0 but-tona, while Reaaner la making 175.

which la a big handicap. Tha" play will ba at 111 balk Una. Stoddard Car I Victor, In tiielr match race at tha Fair ground. Saturday afternoon. Carl Fiaher'a Stoddard -Day ton flnlahed a mile to tha good of It opponent, the Pope-Toledo car, making the ten milca In 13 minutea, flat.

Fisher, had ataked 1. on hla car againat an miuuI amount-put up. by th Pope-Toledo Company. Elkhart Football Accident. (fipaeial to Tha.

Indlanapolia Nawa ELdCHART, Indi October 6. Ray Mln-nla. aga twenty-flve, and married. u-tained a compound fracture of the jaw In a football game. FOR HOSPITAL AT LINTON.

W. tV Van Horn, Stat President of Mlna Workers, Makes Address. Spaclal Tba Indianapolis New. X1NTON. October D.

Van Horn, dlatrtct preeldent of the. United Mine Worker of America, made an ad-drea before a crowded house at tbe theater Sunday afternoon for th benefit of tha hospital movement. Mr. Van Horn aald that Linton waa the largest mining city In the iStata. that more accident occurred here than elsewhere, and that the men could erect a hospital whicn would be stdf-auataininar.

He spoke of the movement aa th greatest in the history of the organisation for the noWe object it bad to save live and lesaen deformities. Following Mr. Van Horn other local labor leadera, aa well aa cttlaena, talked upon the aubject and gave fixture showing the number of injured, the cost of sending tha victim to- Terr Haute. th amount expended In the laat year and the amount m-hteh could be aaved. Statlatlca showed that there wera-oer i.i miiirr In Un-ton and th vicinity.

Furmer President John Mitchell, will. makS an address for tbe same cause within a few week. Boys Under Arrest. (Special to Tba Indlanapotla New a. I FT.

WAYNE. October $. With the arrest, to-day, at Areola, of four; young: boya. all of thla city, and ranging In ages from twelve to fifteen years, the sheriff and hla deputies bellev they bav rounded up th gang of thieve that haa been working in thla vicinity toy the last three months. Tha charge on which tha boya wrerw" avrreatwd waa tba stealing of a home and bur av belonging to Fred Pater, from in front of the St.

John' a Re formed church, while tha latter waa at tending services, yesterday r-nortiy arter tnetr arrest trie ooy con-fejed to- participation in a number of tobberiea. HIGHER COURTS RECORD. tsfPREME CXlt'RT MINCTEA. Uln11ey Heater et at- va toaw of Oreenwood et al. Johasow C.

AppeUanta' ino-ttoa for leav to amend ortginai brtef and acknok4g-mertt of aervh-a. i aaa. The Mtinc a fortiani Tracttoa Com-paoy v. JoHa. W.

Hall et at Jay C. Appel-laitt'a pettitow for Um and nawet of appellee. Ninety v4ay granted. 1 IIJI. Th Mn A Purtiand Tracthxa C-jm-ln WiHtara Brk et at Jay C.

Ap.vllant'a pet ion for itm aad v.aet of ai'tlee. Nir.eii day 4Tt4 "'i- Aa J. Murray at at. Jazoea A. Otiait al.

t. C. Apt-ellsnta- fcrW. IliTT. Ka)ah Ku-wii a.

tHata ex iL (Yowin. bfarf. APPE1XATE COCKT allNlTES- S3. Vandalia Raflrwd Consoaay KuMi et al. Alellsofa brief 4iw tt berir.alll ai- Joint v.

a-r J. rtougbert. Marloa C- rwpiy brief. --T. V.

iWotia. va. Jarom D. Clay at al A ar.ierty jr 8. C.

AOdatt for noa-rewt-at wotica wiiMtaaa. Jotmdee In error. am. a VC. -Kanaur ai.

Joaeoa f. ai. Vanoorourg C. for nonrr3Bi Bociee attlirtrasa. jfirwaer error.

CeeUid, ClDclnnaU. Chicago A fst Ivnu'-s Rawar Onra(wy va Cfcarle HouahfaE-i. aJministrwttW. Ruck CC. Aptel-iant a brief oa apprUee'a petitiow for rbeaj-rg.

Jamwa B. ctwlwc. trwate. va- the Puij. Company.

Onal a. C. AppetSee a brf. NKW ArrElXATE COURT fUIT. 7fi NetUe Bamn et al.

vs. George A. Kwiiar. Joawpb R-ocd- JiKUcmwal or errora. Pra-t-H-.

jappellaata hkiiob wbmttatt axecntctx. 4 i mm i t. 9, f-V PITCHER HARRT COVALESKI. Qt the Philadelphia. National 'League Team.

Thia pitcher defeated the Giant Hire time last week- New York JUDGE PIETY TOOK NO CHANCES ON MOB Hurried Henry McDonald. Detective Slayer, Who Received Light Sen-- tence. Out of City. Iiiecial ta Th ladianapoll Nest.) TERUE October a. Henry McDonald and hla attorney, Jfellx Blankenhaker, were mach pleased with the verdict of manslaughter brought In by th jury Saturday evening, with Ha sentence of from two to twenty-one years, and McDonald raised no objection to Judge Piety'a suggestion that he be hur ried to the railway station to catch a train ut of th city.

Judge Piety thought It welt to get hlnt'out or tha city before tna light penalty became kpown to the Saturday night tret The Judge had caused the entrances to the courthouse to be locked when it waa known the Jury would report, not even aicuonaiu iam lly being present In the courtroom when tba veraict was read. i At police headquarter there waa bitter reaentment of the verdict. On etreet there wa only one opinion to McDon-. sHd'a guilt of presmeditated murder de tective i wyer in the co rt roo April J. No one belle ve ha waa Inaan.

but there ha come to be a -general opinion th though he had been. convicted of dynamlt-lng the- church and taro- store in Sand-ford, there waa more or leaa of an effort to tlx upon him responsibility, for the powder car explosion on. the Big Four at Sandford Just a month' before the dyna miting of the church and storea of which he had Juat been convicted, when ha began shooting in the courtroom, in the courae of which fusillade Chief of Police Harvey Jones and -detective. Doyle also were wounuea oetore aicuonaia naa oeen laid ot with five bullet wound. On the first ballot tha Jury voted seven to five that McDonald, was Insane at the tlm he did the shooting and -for four more ballot four voted he waa Insane.

Then the com promise waa reached on the verdict of manslaughter. McDonald waa brought here and kept In the Marion county Jail Saturday night. Yeaterday morning a deputy took him to th Michigan Cl'y prison. BUTLER LAW LIBRARY. College to Establish Ons with Porter Collection, as Nucleus.

Plana were made known to-day by Presi dent T. C. Howe, of Butler College, for the establishment of a law library at Butler. -r Shelves be placed in one of th basement rexems of the Bona Thompson Memorial Library, and th book com prised in th library of former Governor Albert 'J. Porter, which waa received by tha college more than a year ago ae a gift from George Portor.

will be made acceasible for ready reference. Ther ara mora than un book in the i'orter library. The filea of the NorUieastern Iteporter will be made complete and several law encyclopedia will be purchased. INDIANA DEATHS. October 5.

The body Of Jona iiriuk who died In Indlanapolia. was brought her to-day for burial. JASPKR. Ind. October 6.

John Schneider. aavety-thr yeara. la dead at hla home In I Hi hoi a. A widow and sevaa children sur- vi-. Octobt-r S.

Mra. Barbara WelKel. aevnty-ona yeara old. who waa bora In aluix-ie and who spent her entir life here. die- at th hotn of her daughter, lira.

St. Tuq(4-r Ixaac Alhaon. a "Wealthy fanner, living a eat or uncle, and a life-long raaldent of geiaaare county, la dead at hia borne, after aa Jllneaw of aaveral cnontna. KNIOHTtsTOWN. October Julia, tba thlrty-yar-old waughter of Abraham illed tais luoming or rerebro meningitia at ta horaa of her father, two miiea aoutbeaat of bar.

PORTLAND, Elisabeth Da-ridaon Wilson, wife of A. J. Wilson, of East Wster tret. this city, died Saturday night, after aa iiineatvof several monljil of Jaundlc and liver troutjie. CRAWrORrlhlJJC.

Ind October Word ha btwu received her by ralativea of th accidental at toldfield. of Laror Bratton. who formerly lived naar Wa-lev, thla county. who was Iwenty-flva -rari old and anmarried. wa fatally in-lure-1 while work ma on tbe eowatrwetlon of a big atampa mill tber aa a structural troo worker.

RE KN FIELD'. Ind. Octobar I Ttieodore Soill la da-l -(ncuumwlia at bis bom In towahahlp. Ha waa sixty year old. very aoty mmt al arsner.

stock rauser -sad ttt4n mmm and waa county tree auras two term. jr. WABASH. In- October tr-t. D.

Hart, an of the early settlor of KoerJuako county, and bo for many ynr lived jit aowth of War-aaw, did euddenly Saturday eight. foU owing seveTai weeks lUnveea- EVA VSV I IXXl October I Mrs. Matilda Robinaoac age forty-w yeara. wife Virwit Robinaoa, aa prominent coJ operator it Uintoii. Ind died at KcaJ hoapttaL Th bodv was sent to Unto for BLOOMINOTO-V.

jad, October Mra. A. ears. of an Indian t.rek farmer, dropped dad whtl dolnat rboraa aaoat th bam. hV waa forty-fiv yeauw aid.

Her dentk was rwttawd by broken biood i naa 1 1. ill Ortober fu Tbornaa J. Rigsw. aa old aatw etghty yer dld at kts bom ber laat tugbt. Mr.

Hlexs had been a reaMlaBt of this piacw since 11. A family of ebildrwn surrtvw. He was a member of tba Uetlmiiat raarek. Beat Trwlaa tw Cwnnda via faka, MUraJta St. Pa ml Ry.

In going to points In MaxJioba, Sav katchewan. Alberta, British Colvmrrbla. and other Canadian point, rwoember that the best train aervice ts offered via th Milw-mukea t. Faul railway. Direct connectiona are made at St- Paul and at Mi-ineapoHa with linw Canada.

Full information retrarxllr.ir rate ant train servic frotn any representative of this company, or- from F. A. MUier. genersJ passenger agent. CBlcmgrx.

IS SIGNATURE OF MAN OF UNSOUND MIND VALID? APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT SpeV-ia! Tba Indiana pew Xewa. ELKHART, October i. Th Supreme Court ben appealed to to aet-tle an interesting phase of the operation of the remonstrance law. aa gv result of ha bitter and fcard-fought struggle to keep the Third ward of thia city, la tha dry column. I' T.

W. Wick wire applied for a. Ucepse and waa. refused by the County Commissioner, who held that the blanket remon-atrance- contained a majority of the legal voters of tbe ward. On appeal the rasa was taken before Special Judge- Charles Kelli-won.

at Plymouth, who ultimately held ttiat the remons trance waa sood by Just on aiarnature. This maiority of one included the sigpaturw of William Golden. ho la under legal guardianship as a per son of unsound mind. The applicant asked for- reversal of th judare a decision or a retrial, on the ground that Golden' action, signing a row r-of attorney card waa imaUd. The rAnon-strator held that if Golden bad the right to vote and.

In fact, he dkl vote and if th measure- of the remonstrance)' a effect tvenes depended on the relation of the number of Its signature to' the number vote. ear. Golden a signature waa valid In such a case, and Judge Kellison irprteM this reruslnsr to change hi decision or to grant a new trial. Notice of appeal to the Supreme Court 31 filed. Wickwire had advertised-that he would apply at to-day' meeting of the commissioner tor a.

but ne na abandoned tiuit plan. STRUCK BY FIRE TRUCK. William Dodaon, of Roachdale, Ind, Suffers Broken Lefjl William Dodson. of RoajchdaIe. salesman, atopplhg- at the.

Lorraine Hotel, was croealng atreet -in-, front- of 4he hotel Saturday flight when 'hsas struck by a paasig fire company wagon on the way to a barn fire at South Illinois street. Tba man sustained a broken leg. and wa taken to the City Hospital. The fire loss waa "several hundred dollars. The bam was owned by O.

P. Prang. Two horses were burned. News of the State in Brief CXOVERDALB-Th. aaw and planing mill of A.

N. Holloway waa destroyed by Br Saturday night. Lees, with ll.idO insurance. SOUTH BEND Searchers ara finding valuable paafla In the mussel aholls taken from tha bad of tha 'ft. Joarph rlvr.

On peajr-ahaped pearl la valued at aevarai hundred dollar; PRINCETON Mr. and Mra. Samuel 'Davis, aged resident a of thta city, celebrated their golden wadding annlveraary Saturday with a UrVge number of relatives aad frlanda In attendance. BOONVIL.L.E The Transient Houae. a popular hotel for traveling men.

haa ekiaed ita doors. -Hlnca W. U. Bcalea sold. out aoma time ac to Messrs-- Halt and Bird tba hold bu apt prospered.

NEW ALBANT Louia Erb. at seventy- seven years, cut his throat with a butcher knife Saturday. It la thought he will dl; deapondency Jonea TuL ta enty-two yeara old and lovesick, took morphlna and died last night- JASPER Noah Padgett, cf Paoli. has Just baea notified that hla won. wh- waa ar aoldter.

committed by cutting nla throat wttn a raaor. while atatlcoed in tha Philippine. Tha caua of th deed la attributod to boniealck- I LTON The Dablia carnival and eowntry atora- given at Odd "FeUowa Hall Krhlay Hatuniay under the auaplcea of tba woman i th Christian church, waa well patronised and drew from neighboring cltlea, Including Indlanapolia, 5 ALEX ANURIA ietreantaUvew it a porch Turnltura factory which la now operating nxty-man plant In another Indiana are negotiating with tbe Industrial Club of thl place for the establishment' of a factory here. to be exrutpped lor the employment one hundred jnecbsnica. ELKHART kra.

Nancy Bailey uaad flambeau mad of a newspaper to clear out the cobwaba Id her combination woodshed and chicken coop. Flnlahiug her task. she re turned to th residence and a few minute later a neighbor Informed her th abed waa Lomm. WOO. TERHB HAUTE Tha ahootlng of untnussled aoara oy ponce waa totpetl yaaieraay, tne autboritlea believing that with tha cold weath er the danger, of hydrophobia baa -paaaed.

It la eetlmatad that Six) dogs have been killed. The six persons sent to the' Pasteur Institute. In Chicago, hava been pronounced safe al the nd of twrnty-on dayr treatment. KJSCAHTLK A new coal atove was ra-sponalbl for a fire which damaged a houae In Wat Broad street, owned by I. W.

Pitman. to th extent of ll.iOO night. Tha family occupying tha houae had eat up new stove and waa trying It when a defective Sua caueed tha houae to catch fire. Th entire upper portion waa burned off. BEDFORD Clyd Woody Is axraat on th charga of attempting to kill William Jackaon.

a- policeman. When Jackaon tried take Woody Into euatody for Intoxication tbe latter, brad thro abota at tba til cams n. On bullet want through Jackaon' waistcoat and. two cut bplea la nla. cap.

MICHIOAW CTTT Tha survivor of -the Tttntb Indian. Infantry. In reunion here. eboaa Elkhart aa tha next meeting place and elected th following officer Prealdent. B.

auman. secretary. A. I. yynitaaau.

tjnirago; record ng aecretary, M. Helmlek. Wheatfleld: treasurer. JTohn Baata. I-n tan port.

ANTKR-'0f In his annual report on the number of persons received aa prisoner at tha county Jail. Sheriff grnalBKr enow th total number of persons locked up waa 1.1U, or inat number men, twanty-aeveo wotnea and two poye war committed to aery Bentenca, wbil M4 man. thirty-nln woman, fortv-xwo boya and flva girl war detained for triaia aad wer released or transferred to other institu tions. MILFORD Tba Stata-' Coofereaoa of tbe Brethren church opened br to-dny. Tbe con renew w.ll laat until Thursday.

Maay miniatera ar la attendance. Meal a served In th basement of tbe church, and lodging la at private Burglar have nroaen into tour noueea here within a week. A targ maa waa ahot and wounded. Friday Bight by Mra. Franca Naff, but mad hia MC.VCIE A novel featsra'ef th agricultural and stock fair' to held In Eaton.

October I to M. will ba a to- cwhln furnlabad a In the pioneer daya. In wblch two plooaer woman of Ilawara eoonlr. attu-wd aa tnev war when giria. win aptn ana w.ar cloth on ola-f aan-toned sptnaiag whwvla.

Every detail ot cabin Ufa wiU ba carried out. Th fair 1 ondoctad annually by Eatoa merchants aad farmer and is OREEXrlELD The Haneotk Cownty? Boya Cora Club wdii cotnpetw for th ll.au ruftm offerad at Omaha. for tha best tea ear corn gra-wn In Indiana Th bora snow SbJrIsy Saturday waa so grant a aoecasa that steps war taken at one looking ta tba ovganlvatlori of a fair asaor larkai. leasing ground near tba town and getting Shirley into tbw cirruii. Ovr three hundred fin horars war axbj blind.

PATOKO This town's first and only bar. king baatltation. th Paxoka National Bank. It aa nded. vrtll open its d-mra Decembar I A fin hanking how will be few days.

Tba bank sill be located ta Sooth Main etreat. Ktnee th coan-g tb Svaaavt A Princeton traetiaa Ua to thta town, thnr baa been a toady building boom. Tea sou a ar la cowra of eoutnetMB. BLP TTOi adaw C. E.

Bturgts bas dia-aotwd 'ba tatpanctiona fii4 by rawidatua of Biitfrton th asm of R. p. Cummin againat tha buHdlnax vca grarai road, la Harrtaoa lavwWp. is stnch Biufftoa la ioraled Tba country xd'trVta ara i null at tXAMU.OW and Hluflrtoo (TV kt.o we), an ia ettv wnaar tba Uuw la will pay about two-tnirda of tb coat of canatrootloti of tb township roads. Aa apnea! hl baea granted to fb Appellate Court.

-W CRJtWFORDgrrXXJrMenalara of tbe Clona-r family, moat wf wboaa tie naar Darflxiarton. ta tai coanty, ar In Joyful anticipation or sharing ta tb naar rut ur in a big aetata kneated In Psanaylvacia. It Is timat4 that the property in owatioo amounts to aevarai baa- ered tbooansd dot Tha grtt-gra4aber ef Mort Ciooaer. ot naar Darlington, died xonny yeara ago, xctaatatay lanvtng ranch ptotwi if located in tn ebal aststng ig aieuicts ot Pvnn- BRAZIL-Oarta. TJetrich has Blad auit la the Circuit Court againat 'tb city of Brazil and Xlrkpetrtcx for fl.

danxaga. wblch ha aiieg he auffercd Last Dsamto by tha contractors leavinga street fan pa ana Ha. a using btm to walk a taasJE that raw way. avnd tanaia htm Co tbe trtat atajnt fwt betow. icxasder Jonea also 8ed aatrt aawinat the Mian-it Coal Puropany for tXiM damage frar ic June harts aiieg- he sufferad in th company' a mine.

r-RAKrVRT-Mwh nveeet cawtera In tb wot a of tb amnd Jurr btb nwi-aoM br to-day ta iairwatigat tb nbitemaa mcrtw i 1 -I mystery at Mlddlefcrk. and thecowrfa lnstru-tlona were to tba effect that the Jury exhaust every mean to ferret out the guilty oaa If po ible. There, are i-iia wlttiae aumanoned to appear; tlieae including Olplia Whtteman, husband of th murdered lonun; Jrhn WhUeman, her fathee-m-la-. and Ki-o-neth Rale, a young man who made hia homa with tha Whittmaiu. SHELBTVILLE While be waa engaged In tearing down th old Kant building in Hope.

Nemy Barmas found an old election tkket. which maa voted In th Bartholomew rountv election in Th ticket had th name of William Herrod on aa the ranlidat. for clerk ot tha Circuit Court. John H. Wrlaht for auditor.

Isaiah Uarrvtt for rarorder. Rogers for prosacuting attorney. W. King for ccffinrb-aloner of th First district and Jam. Stader for commissioner of the- Second district.

The ticket waa yellow with age. Gilbert, aceaeed of assault and ba'terv Intent to kill a Mr. Klchora. waa found guilty by a Jury and sentenced td from one to fourteen years at Michigan City. Th case of engineer McEn-tee, the engineer charred with manalaughter on account of tba wreck December A IMO.

when three man wer killed, will not be trlod until next term. Tbe rase of Jeaae Woodruff, wife "murderer, has been continued a the defendant waa unfit to atand trial, not having recovered from aelf -Inflicted wounds. TO, ASK FOR FRANCHISE. Indiarfa Gas and Electric Co. Wishes to Establish Plant at Alexandria.

Special to Tha Indlanapolia Nw.J ALEXANDRIA. Octoher S. Representative of the Indiana Oaa and Klec-trlc Company a Nw Jersey corporation with a capital of wilt he before the Common Council at. lla meet In to night to ask for a franchise for th op eration of It llnea In this city. The com pany propoaee.

to build a central station on Whlt river, near Anderson, anil fur nish gaa to a number of cltlea and towns In this section of the State b.y means of pipeline radiating from the main plant. A net rate of SO cents a thousand' feet for artificial gns Is. provUled for in the proposed franchise, with a minimum rate of 60 cents a month to The company haa already acquired number of gas plant and systems of mains, and hag franchliea In several In dianaf cities. Vandalia Promotes Dispatcher Smith. Special TO The- Indlanapoil News.

LOGAXSPORT, October IZ. Smith, chief train dispatcher on the Terre Haute-South Bend division of the Vanda 11a, with headquarters here, has-been promoted to th position of chief train dla-patcher of the St. Louis dlylslon. with headquarters atTerre Haute. He is sue ceeded by If.

Date, former assistant chier train dispatcher at Terr, Haute. a 1 For Selling Tobacco to Children. Special to Tha Jndlanapolla News. BHELBTVILLE, October 6 Sand ers' Frank La Barbera and Barton Hamilton wr arrested thla mornlnr. charged with elllng tobacco to school children under sixteen years of aga.

They paid gJO each. Alvln -Heck, John Keeling. Harry Van way And Thomas Hamilton pleaded not guilty and win atana trial, ah are. grocery, men in th outskirts of town- "I Special (iii ound Triplote 051.35 Albnqucrquo, and return. Octobor 1 to 6th lnclusly.

Return Jlmlt October 21. $2410 Her; Orleans and return. October 7 and -Return limit October 24. 544.00 Dsnvcr and return OcL 18 to 24. Inclusive.

Return limit November 2. Octobar S. and Z. Good returning until October loth. STEAMSHIP UNES.

cnrmDmn pacifip- Empress Line of the Atlantic Law rates; fast tiro; axcalent servfc. Ask any ticket ageat for particular writ C. C. DEMJAMIft, Cen.Acrt. 2s.

ciarK at. crica-o, lit afaaak mmi ttafa JB ap- agjaw awat i College Styles "What is it that makes a young man. men noticeable on the street? What is it that makes you admire and wonder where he got that elegant suit and what, he paid for it? It is nothing more nor les than intelligent dressing! In ninetj-nine cases out of a hundred he has on one of cur College Styles and it fits hira -ts his build, height, complexion and station in Lie I If you will put yourself in our hands you will soon have the reputation of being. "a good dresser" and youll save money besides. Suit at 10 to 25 Top Coats at $10 to 20 Overcoats at 15 to 30 vv STATE LIFE BUILDING Auvzzuztm.

ENGLI TO-JSIIGIIX- Mr. James O'Neill Tna Iday. farwaV VVedndsy a a-a THE LION AND TIIZ MOUHC PstlCESs S130. SA.SS. 1 Sc.

SSw. tic. SCATS NOW BCAY Thuraday, wlJatV. OCTODER Ba 9. Two Nlntvtai Only I THREES TWINO A r.r.:!;:l v.l.'i a SCATS NOW SELLING.

PP-ICr ttJ. U.fja, 32c. tJc, aATURDAY, OCTOHER SO. MATINEE AMD NlOIIT chauncey SEATS NOW BEAD Y. PBlCXSt tLM.

tl.C J5e. CSe. t-e 1 Ttrvo f.Zotforn fireproof alwaya th Best Saw at the Craa CARLOTTA Angela Iolore (a. Mr. and Mr.

Murphy. Alio I.yndaa Doll, xioldamitii at lleppe. Byron A tnagdsa. Jo 11 Fleur. Bb Tip Klnodrotne.

Malhte Fvary IKay. fiowd Heal 3 Sr. THEATEll T0-04Y. TO-XlSSlT-a p. 8 p.

1 JJ-AXJjXiJaA LITTLE OUGAN GlUTiDZli -siupandou Scsnl Producilon-tvsr 1 s4y Is th Park Matlae every Say Cs4 Vat t9e Thsr1y, Thr County thairma SttS F. Mm' rvi TI CHAMPAGNE ATT ACTION NKX1 8S.7S-GlljeiAfll-05."u AN i-i tt ri KEvV IUT Saris leafy. rt ituva iMiiiii ui Price: JI. 75c SOc. I ft w-n a-l' 1 1 ua vciita: lhaatcrm of t-V rszpc frodurlUiiif liiiaUJJl.O airopu Price Matinee Mm, Thura.

and Feyawnaftn. pwpeM In the Afrlcan-Cniltah Meloilrsma. ZIR A Next Week-Thut fttranarer In a Hiinnb tomiuljr, A Ktranrf ijand." PI sioo r. wim. SaUray Pop" GIMLH COMPANY MISS NKW 1'OHK, ROUTE Sunday.

October 11th Special Train Leaves 7 A. M. CHICAGO nd Saturn Vtat Monon Route October 5, 7. Good nctxxrriliij Until October ICllu its nn UoL11Id(1i EVERY OUI.DAY czcATun. si5o si25 01.00 8Dola! train lava v.

Lve Deoatul- return lng Sr3 p. nasnviLLE.v. un.tar. 50c 'u 75c Rushvill aad Connaravlll tlckat food going and returning- on all train (regular or pcii) of Sunday for wnicn soia. Tpennsylvaiila LINES leas' EXCURSION TV beta a aad 7.

aecwaurt meeting laxai turn Calf Ip Hattr way aSMriaUML Oa detail at i'y Ticket Onica, 4S Hnsbingtoai corner IlUaaaa. ar wrltn vV TA'. Oeat- erwl iageai, andbtnanwua. CO TO Til 12 fwfWaj I Crj llzp GIGAHTEC GALE it roars looklss lor fad CNe CLOTH I NO, flslt the union 7t9 SOUTH ILLINOIS 8TMCT fJlB WANT ADS OP TUB NBV3 ARB TUB MEDIUM BETWEEN BUYER AND STILLER. i On BaTaTaw asa Jli.

RETURN fzvnno'a Of It I CtAHOKUFP Iw mwy-MJK, M9 Oillions Especially mo 11, ara, raly on CUTTCt HA. SOAP and Ct'Tl-Ct RA OISTilEVT for th treatment oflVomonfi unoylng Irritation, Inflammation aad Uloaratlva weaknesses as well as for sll piir; posaa th 'toilet, bath and nuraery. "TWi I TO-niGO' ii -w w- WHO IS TO BLAME Woman aa wall a ma tr made mlaaiat i by kuln-y and bladder (roubl. Jr. Kumar's Swamp-MoiA.

grant kidney rm-r. protuptly cur. At or glata 'in flfty-cent and donar also. 1 A a-ay hava a aaunp Uttla by mail Ira, a. nantrpbaat teliu a.l about It.

avairea avr. iuitnar at io Kicgaaatoa. sT.T. NERVOUS HEADACHE. Tou ar tired, nervou; your brain i vrworkd and your heal acha.

t. Jatil' Auti-Paln PlUa act genU on urva, aoothing and aUaring ti irr'. Hon which caua th pais la your he 3. and ta a fw momnta yea ar 'r eurad. doaaa.

ii occtta, i'vr tuJ. lybia A Woman's Remedy for Vcnca' III Uf war a r''- -t tinted war, 1e-t awari. at ori-i a I r. 1 a I aVaa. w.

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