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a i it 4 i The prices were never so attractive the values never so great AvnrvAijr ncjt wilton LT tick and at 1 trsw uve tK aer la tuirh: all immt rt a.g ne thet are txX fuotu) elae where; t. value; your cbotr ef.tb let. yard TKf Vrff KTV'PKSTA'M TARD WIT'E IRI'KIA all wel and very heavy, and 1 he de e.g re ail rew rvrtmblr; (1 a to, a yd C3 wn.TON velvet caf.pets a tei Jot, only erne or I wo rooT a i attern. They belong to lots tUat ld fart thst c.r;a or I wo tjens Of "a kind fcsve been left behind. 1al ewe ihla week, a CJ srd ita wn ftvit ten wire 1aF.j?TIT LKlfEELK si eitrw tieavy quality; rtrhen de pii aid moat coloring, 1 ujb Mk the iwlca lU Pl be.

yad. wjw TIIF FTHT AN7 ri.TXJANT AX ViNtTKil CAKPLTK. SO scarce everywhere will be found bere in rret abundaere; and lb rtterne vrll, you oerer sew such beau leg and rurb a. verei ro'ortrga. 1 AH the fineat 1 .3 and kinds this ef ffs week, a jard 0 TOLL" FTNE PLT ALL INGRAINS; new.

hMrir flvW)'; th regular 6o grade; may ear your choice all cur tt (atltmi 'Xm tUs week at. a yard Trt Ci'y, Cvrmi rik, 7aiv'e HOLLOW COUGH Bownda like yrar Otaat was enptv. Bad ara tbows lurn be4 attertirxk. Tkls la aa aanr rnnfi'Bi aoumptioa. but yea aa artra It IJLOOD 'VVVIS an4 rSer a a ev UJst' abwt I Has taat naae ts Uk i.1 a twa.u a.

net a trae Irtua Mnr I tsasanawsaassi r3 i Tiry Shosi i st a Shoo tore. at ora FREES a at 3 FINK IiRUPHFTLS fi. t.l tr1t r.f urir ri lal aid f.urrd vartjr and rf iir' atv ut nd lbf't Jjt tt. thir rr ail arur J.l ywr ttiu tt antlra ks ihu fi ELEJANT r. ff.

nr aad tlu) rt lrra Vt.w tl fr.fl tL tn ar. brr All at trn 1b rhtrm of 1 rur tt tti I rifh r.r rftrM fiatloBa Tovr rhotra A fJ'fX AL LOT i TJ1E riNEP. lrx bcaa thry ra Burb oeri nvr rloly and ar' aJmort qu. to tb HndT Irua. la nr.

CJ raju. a nn lina i.t iTm to nift ta Te froii at f'' A NKW LOT OF WILTON ViZI 17T RltiS. HIZ Thy ara a I way fa.ir to th and tba tyla kwlr.f all nr. tk'T riot Ut krc In a bur rub Hk i aJue la Tnn ran rot but channel of th ftnT tiiirm Ikka fr lntnr. thr ROTAL VlLTON6: yau ran not find any hr aucb aa array of rira roiwrinr" Tnn.

Ibr ta ARLINGTON AXM1KSTER. tha ART fcMTKNA 1th bwiutlfBl plain crtatrra and fnry bor4w All fh yon will find In atrurvd aaca terra la all ropur als. 0 6 ond FTor. Go West tli.8 Oceaa 4 Cilifornia's sumrjer climate" is finest in the world. Cool Trip on th Santa F.

Surf bsthing ocean breezes snow tapped Sierras. Yoa can buy a combinitloa round trip tkkrt to'Saa. Diego tht gummcr indud itz railraai and Pullman fire, meaU rn route, one day at Grand Canyon, and two wreki' board and lodpng atjCoronada Tent Cirr at a vfry low price. Tret Cirr it a popelar Southern Caufomia tamnw seaside rcsori. Unit forjt.11 ftUcmltrt mtotd Ihu WMMiwm tnfi.

TcptLa JL ili" T.CLfjnp.as. 4gt Dava alr tue wottce Ja beret? etaed ea the pebllc rneraily that DeWItt a Mitch Uasel (alv as only aalre en tba market that ta soade frrrn the anadclterated witch baseL La Ufa Witch llai'l rie has eared thoasaads of raaea riea that would mot ytele to any other treatment, aad this tact has hrouht eat anaay orthlea eoenterfeita Thoae lmai whe ret tha eenuine I ttt'a Witch liaaet are never etrappr'nted. becaos It earea. PVr ia by rrana. t'arter.

la Waahiagtoa and T7t a4aaaacuaettes Ava iivgdepgDs' ROTT'Ss i 2nd Oifcrds. Fine Kid and Patent Urht sole. Albion. IxhjIb tjutnse. Opera and arervr heela; extra caaiKT.

every purchase A Japanese "Wale Ttzpot to aoh lady purchasing t2.S8 orth or more. ThUls fmport.d ware and to ba 1 1 Men's tne fr rrs. rft and jair.e wear, i kid. pater and rr lux, all tn new t. JI es, CI.C3r 62.flQ' It you don't find what yoa maat here, there's not much use to look elsewhere.

Ta WTayrbp.QfTpd. i Railroad Far. i A rrioe kjwt rirjs; influence is uttractinff the atten tioa cf the baviaf; public to this store." We are the largeet tbcieforc we can bur We vent throogh the experimental rtajr vears ago. What we buy we bur. right, i We are atifSod to be known bj our Shoe.

if. 17 THINGS FOR THIS VEEK Lad tea' French i'Ai "patent aej.r.yr aerstj tumed sojaa. 59 vslae; J. Li GrWU The re Pofay toe, wax ralf r'ent patent kid arid xe.ur raJf, button aad lace rn n'll CZ cn 23 Cast IVcshlnnton St. 'r aaH eesd sire ea KaseHeaeed thee Salasaaea C'ai rJteKf teeL i't ji yrp T)U' THIN' 1 f.a ei! ine: tttTTi iv rhal: Ir ST l.

ih'K tr ijrd Tfc. tr. Vvi tr pa'n ft rr r.JTr ir FI'F HI. SKT tm ir 1 ur''! Kir t'icrn rl'" ljr fi''' K.r a yar.1 MaTT1N All 'th Tr. to A ri ToI Ir.

mmr rrr. wlrtr. clear; all Tr 1 rol'ii fttrk hax i.m. fTjlr ic jraci nrt ih traffcy klr.di. a No brttr rnr roTtnr.f rr.C fnr frif ani1 ul.lic rd kltrhen of rrtrt houwi About 40 dicna to 'rr from Com befora the iuor.mnt la brok.ro.

2S 28 ENGINEER JOHNSON HAD THE PLANS EXPLAINED PENNSYLVANIA MAN CONSIDERING ELEVATION OF TRACKS. WAITING ON THE RAILROADS Thomas II. Johnson, general engineer for the Pennsylvania lines West, called en City Engineer Nelson, to day. for cop ies of the plans that the city engineer has made for the elevation of tracks. Mr.

Johnson spent some time In 'the office of tbe engineer, having the plans explained to him, though he did not Indicate, said Mr. Kelson, rwhat he thought of them. Mr. Johnson Is In tbe city at the re quest of Vice President McCrra. of he Airs.

Tirrmn. rtTTrrTi "ady.cf Richnond, a jjeat jaifercr with woasrTs troubles, iells how she was cured. aoroe jeara I rvSmd with' Vackache, acTrrej beaxinjj down poJns, uoorrhoea, and falls njf of the womh. 1 tried mur reraediea, but notbir are any poaaUre relief. "I commenced taking' Lydla EL Pinkliara's Vrpe table Compound la Jcne, 190L "When I hdd taken the ilrst half bottle, I felt a improTt ax nt, and have now 'akm ten bottler rith the reralt that 1 feel like a Dew woman.

When I eummenecd taking be Vefretabl Componnd 1 felt all out and was approachlnjr omplcte nerrcma collape. I weifb.ee 'nlj 99 pouoda. Now I weigh 100, onnda and am Ixoproring every day. I rUdlT tevtlfr to the benefits re reived." Mrs. EL G.

TrrKAjr, 423 West Otb. Cichmond, Va fhrftH tf ftrayaey a a6aos aartsr aeseag sawaeesas eaet When a medicine has been rae oessfal in more than a million Is it Justice to yourself to car, without trying It, do not it rould help Surely yoe cannot wish to re mnln weak cna sick. 3Irs. IMnkham. whose address Is Lrnn.

3Iau will answer cheer fnlly and without cost all letters addressed to her by lck Perhaps sue lias Just the lcnowi entire that will help your case try her to layw It cotts pothing. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APK1L 29, .1903. 4c H. 0. PASSENGER TRAIN It) THE' DITCH SIXTEEN PEOPLE INJURED WRECK NEAR TOLEDO.

his car. The engineer and fireman Jump tryutg to control a Wloua nnrae. suffered Iraciured hip and was Mberwlaa injured. EVAK8VILI.E A freight traia on tba South ern railway Jumped the track at Troy, an! Frank Baker, twenty years old. was fatally hurt.

MARIO Th window aiaaa workmen thrown out by the early rioalng of tha plants of tbe truat, propjee erecting a co operativ plant in thta city. DRESS ETt Robert Hunter, an old potttk ian of warren coaaty. aufferad a atrok ef paralyaia yaeterday. No hope ef recovery ta entertained. He Is a widower, with ne children.

WA BAPH Charles Fainter, of Liberty IN INDIANAPOLIS MAN BRUISED Tre Serioukly Injured. tr. p.r,.:;ij, h.i iir iv mr.t. ilafkln. ft Wt j.lr c.i.aTiJ bruil about ct.r JJaur.v Krxmrt.

LJrr.a, alp urut far on'1 IV r.apol'ji rn I. I1 Hrun rr.i Nw Tork. ru: ir.d i) i a rn ia. A ta. ar alr 5 hr.ncr..

Tr nir jr.j bark lTt Ivir' Wrstorv U. br it' Jt fi r1 r.t i 'a jd. rmtrx at. ha 1 fc.y cut t.ir tjrn. fac K(tk.

Tcirdo. rrflr.itr. h'tul4fr aj.4 hio bruLu i hi; 1 ir irtna tf muh'. Nfm WUIUrn all toppled over. Nobody was killed but eople were Injured The Injured were conveyed to the various, hoepltals here.

The train Is a complete wreck The crew of the wrecked train con slated cf Louis Durbin. engineer. John Herslln, fireman; John Brown. conductor, and Charles Scott, baggageman. All escaped serloue Injury except Scott.

ed In tfme to save themselves. The train was the accommodation that Is scheduled to leave here for Lima at 7. IS p. but last night It was late In getting aviy. It Is stated the train crews working In the yards thought the accommodation had gone out.

Three of the Injured, may die. Miss Cass, Mrs. Lufklti and baggageman Scott The train leffwhat is known as a rail, which Is a sort of safety appliance to ruard aarainst collisions. The paasen gers who were not hurt, or only slightly so. continued on their Journey otr a train mivde up about 10 o'clock.

The passengers who were able climbed out of the. coaches through the windows. After finding themselves safe the uninjured rescoed those who were seriously hurt and unable to help themselves. WJth tn ten minutes arter tne crasn every passenger had been removed from the wrecked cars. The train consisted of a baggage and two day coaches.

E. W. Fenger. of Indianapolis, who was hurt In the wreck near Toledo, lives at. MS North Illinois street, and Is a well known traveling man.

He has a wife and two children. Saw It in The News. Special to Th IodlanapoUa Newa MILTON, April 29. Some weeks ago an article appeared In The NewV relating to Mrs. Melimla McGrew, near Pennsylvania company.

He has held rbere. having celebrated her eighty fpurth many conferences with the local railroad Kinhriav The article waa rend hv a or.cera. and called on Mayor Book waiter, The News Anderson Scott' of late yesierusy. in tne company ol il. Sheridan, who thus learned that an aunt.

Bennett. if the elevated track. commis sion. Mayor Bookwaiter aald. to day.

that Mr. Johnson 'was looking lnte tbe problem that Pogue 'run pre ser.ta The mayor, however, la rather pessimistic about track elevation. He said: "Lven should the city and the railroad reach what they thought to be a good plan, they could not enter Into a contract 'Those who thought that the Lee tslature swmld pass a bill to compel the elevation of tracks were at fault. They should hare known that the railroad ccm tries would bave permitted no such lation." i Commiaaion Haa Been Waiting. The mayor's commission has not met since the roayor and the railroad companies began tbe negotiations that resulted 111 tti Introduction in the last Lec1s latur of.

Ue compromise elevated tracks bin. Since that bill was defeated tbe "commission baa been waiting. Chairman Bennett and the members said, to see what the companies Intended to do. One thing, th mayor and tbe commission members feel will stand In the way of an agreement Is tbe fact that by the defeat of th eomprmnlse bill th city was deprived Its chance for legislation to enahJe It to pay a part of the cost of the eleve tloo. It haa been the understanding for some timer that the railways would not oppose Mayor Bookwaiter for re election.

from whom he had not beard for several years, was still living. Swallowed Morphine Tableta. (Special to The Indianapolis News. SHELBTVILLE. April Mrs.

William Goeble swallowed a quantity of morphine tablets Monday night and yesterday morning her condition was so serious that physicians were called. She claimed she took the morphine tc produce sleep, but her husband admitted that tbey had quarreled and she had attempted suicide. She will recover. GENERAL STATE NEWS. JASPER Patoka township, thia (thibnia) county, baa voted la favor of expending la macadamised roads.

I AWRENOZBITIO SherlrT John Albr. whtl townahip, lost four bore and other property i by tbe burning of his bam. Jna, frkJt, with I ll.auO tnauraace In tba fanners' Mutual, of Huntington county. TEBRE HATTE John Mulcahy. night operator for the Big Four railway at Foataaet.

Is running from a saloon to his oBce. was struck by tba faat una and tnatantly killed. was thirty years old. Hl NTIXGTl'N Th. Martfn Schaefer family baa opened a pin cushion mad by Mrs Rcbie der sixty two years ago.

when aha waa cine tern years old. It was Atled with bran nad la Germany, which la very freak aad clean. DELPHI Th taking of the school enumeration In thla city snowa one remarkable reault. there being th earn number of boys and. girls of school age cack.

Th total. Its. Is a slight Increaa ever last year's enumeration. OOSHEV Early In March Mr Fredericks Ntadareer Pelaclaire secured a divorce from Ker btatbaa 1 IT Frank Delaclalr. ot the DelaciaJre Perfumery Ceor.paay.

of this city, and last night they ware secretly remarried MILTON The Mlltoa high school alumni gave its annual reception at Maaonlc Hall laat night There were thro new candidates for tnemberahlp Mlae Beaal Kerr la, Mia Anna Mills tad Miss atari Baker. A banquet was served. WABASH The trial of John Roe, es etty clerk. Indicted for embexxlement of fiiawo tfty funda. haa goee over until Wedneeday nf neat week, owing to tbe abeeeo of W.

11 Crtdlt). expert arcouctaat. aad ef E. Cowgtll, de fendant'a attorney. ANDERSON alias Amanda Jackson, of Oilman, haa laatltotad suit for damara agaonat Jneeph Carper, a a.

loon keeper of this city, alleging that ah and Carper became ssced ta iMrf and that Carper haa not mad good hia prorata of marriage. LOGANS PORT Fn destroyed the Dykemaa feed atablea. caaatng a loea of three hora.a I and other prnirty. Total loe. Tha Dr.wIiB opera bouae bJilding was saved with difficulty, Th origin I attributed to a lighted curar dropped In the haymow.

A BASH Tb Rev. Mr. Tufts, of th Antl feiooa League of Indiana, attended a maetiag of minister here to day, at which It was decided to hold a public meeting ait Sunday to tak up th work of remoriat rating Wabaan saloons out ef esletenc. Th ml meters of tbe local chorrbes ar co cpersurg with him. KOKOMO The saloon keepers halve formed a oefeiiaive aad offeaaive alllaoce.

and have eueuibeied fLeu) toward heading e3 the aatl. aeiuoa more men te put them out of bualneaa. this amount, tbe brewers contributed eVO. The time for ttllng remonstrances end with drawaia wUl cloee with Friday of this week. HARTFORT CITT Twe more rural route went Into operation la Blackford county Friday.

March 1. making sis out front the Hart City poatomc. thre from Montpelter and on from Millgrorc This makes fully patrms served In the county. A eocnplet rural eervtc Is schedule te go tnto effect this swa NEW A LP ANT Fire partially atroyad the home of Henry limckey, sad thla waa ful lowed by the arrest cf Mrs. John FhellMay.

ha reel with arw. Mr. and Mrs. fbeilidey had eeterated. the wife returning to her pej rents.

The torch was applied eurtng tha ah Serjre or air. ana jap" ii.uftrj, wtm wnuai tne ghetlidays formerly lived. t. IlfSHVILLE Cueareeamen Watson, whe Is st home tt greater part of the summer, refwrta that rural free' mail delivery rn the hiath district Is practically a completed fact, ae solid service will be inauroreled In Ruah county July th either reunite raptdiy tui loemg. Whew solid service Is estsNlshed.

fourtaeB of twnty' one routes will caa UaUse la this city. COURT IN WARREN; COUNTY. fyj reference to the last Monday In At guat, each term throughout the year, af.tr the or.e beginning on that day. be :r.g mai foliuw immediately after LT.e Mch crecededi It. petition of Ohartea McAdanxof War rf r.

cunty. the Tlppecaooe circuit court forbad JuJfe Rabb to hold an April term irt Ih.a year Rabb bad al ready held court In Fountain and Uentoa counties t3c the ne law: was all thxl had been doDe at both terms muat be hetd void If the Judgment for bidding him to bold rotirc In Warren county held correct. But th Supreme Court decider! that th new act ot Tet the time of holdlag until th ginning of a nea court year." la ar.d hat court ran be helS under tr.e om! until that time. Argument of Copeohaver Case. The Hupreroe ourt, to day.

beard an oral argument in the appeal of Ora Copen ha er from a Jeath sentence for the mur der of hia lfr. at Indianapolis. The execution of the sentence as stayed by an order of the Supreme Court until Frtdsy. June 12. to give time for consideration of the appeal.

Deputy Attorney General Hadley made rgument in favor of the State, and rruert apoae ror t. opennarer. ti'. .4 r.t r. t.

arm cut. The fa that Copenhvr I wtf la not drnld, tha dfers In his the nrti "5 Th. court below twin that ha wu Inaane wt.rn did It. and tha argument related it Hend tTommtxuiion train to rw which ar aald to hav pre vent can lnio an open awttch about four mlies aouth of th city llmlta at J.iS taat er nlltht and the whol traln rnln and Supreme Court Took Quick Action en Appeal. Th Suorroa Court advanced' and 1 ci.led a rae to day which wu pcAld day before yeaterday.

Thla almost nn rrcceiler.led action was due to tha lad thnt Uv udrment appealed from forbad th holding of the April terra of cou.t In I Warren county which should hara beg un i last Monday. An act of the last Legislature. which iv rfiert March changed tha time of holding court In Fountain, warren and i Hnton 'countlea to certain dates caicu this defenae from getting due conald by th Jury. Ruling on County Treasurers Case The Supreme Court to day held that the State can not sue on relation'' of on or more taxpayers to recover rroaa a county officer money which he has illegally obtained from the county, at least where the suit Is net brought upon his bond. Tbe suits agalnat Sterling R.

Haft and William II. Schmidt as former treaa urera of Marion county, were, brought by the State on relation af a tamaver. but. he was crushed under the baggage Wh nn tPM urer bonus, this decision does not sec esarlly determine that they can not be maintained. OPPOSING FORCES IN SESSION.

Diverge Interest Preparing for Final Struggle. (Special to Th Indianapolis News. KOKOMO. April 3. Temperance and anti temperance forces held meetings on opposite sides of the gam street yesterday afternoon.

In the Morris Board of Trade rooms there were gathered all the saloon men. It waa announced that the treasurer of the Organization had received from the' State breweries POO to be used in carrying on the fight against the blanket remonstrance. An appeal was made to local saloon keepers and 600 was raised, making 11.400 in slL On the opposite side of th street. In the law offlces of Kirkpatrlck ft Morrison, there were gathered between flixty and seventy business and professional men. The purpose was to arouse interest in the temperance cause.

Last night the city school board held a meeting to consider charges in effect that a teacher In a grade room naa numiuaua some of her pupil by asking thoae whose fathers had signed the. blanket remonstrance to arise. No action waa taken by the board. The remonstrance against applicants for license in the Third ward will have to be filed Saturday of this'week. Withdrawals from the Third ward remonstrsnce.

which' was effective, will have to be filed Friday. Local Intereata Mainly Ccmaidered. (fpecial to The Indlaoapolla News.) NEWCASTLE. April Nearly every town in this county has nominated a citlxens' ticket, to be voted on at the election next Monday. These tickets have been framed with more regard for men of business than for politics.

National Issues have been deposed, and local Issues brought to the front. In this city a citlienw' ticket was agitated, but failed in materialisation. Th Re f'ubl leans nominated a full ticket, but the emocrats only nominated five council men. The city la largely Republican, but It Is predicted that the Democratic vote 11 be larger thla year than It ever was. Both Lrga Were Severed.

(Special to The Indianapolis Newa LOOANSPORT. April 3. John Mara, formerly assistant city, street commissioner, met death under th wheels of a Pan Handle freight train near Royal Center 'last night. He. with other employee of the raiiroad.

was working In a cut near Rayal Center. About 7 o'clock a freight train stopped to take on the men to bring tnem to tnis city. O'Mara lost his hold and both legs were rut off above the knee. He died shortly afterward. Application for Receiver Granted.

Judge Leathers to day appointed the Commercial Trust Company receiveri for the Indianapolis SanAorlum and Benevo lent Association, a doing business Ir. the basement of the Imperial Hotel, upon the application of Lovel B. Crabtree. who holds a note against tbe company for tMJ. Crabtree complained that the funds of the assoclatton ar being dissipated in a reckless manner.

Burst Blood Vesael May be Fatal. Special to Tbe Indianapolis Newa. DELPHI. April Ex County Treasurer Isaac R. Klnnard la thought to be fatally III at his home, 'In Moran.

II la suffering from blood oion, th result of a burst blood vessel In bis left lec. LEGAL FORCES COMING FOR CHASE CONTEST LAWYERS ARE GATHERING THE MUNITIONS OF WAR. ARGUMENT IN U. S. COURT The legal forces In th Uosee Fowler Chase caae began to arrive In tha dry at noon to day.

the, advance guard being composed of Thomas Gayford. George Haywood. A. Kumler and George Hoad ley. attorneys for Mr.

and Mrs. Charles H. Duhme. Mr. Hoadley, of Cincinnati.

Is th guardian for Moses Fowler Chase, appointed, last Saturday, by Judge pert, of the Hamilton county by request of Mrs. Duhme. Th other attorneys for th Duhme and th attorneys for 8 Chase, wer expected to arrive Vrxr In th afternoon, to gather at tfcrTr reepeotlv headquarter tbs efftee of William A. etc ham and th office of Addison C. Harris.

The attorneys for both aides stated that no action would be takar. this afternoon. and that their meetings ar for th purpose of gathering munitions of war for th legal contest before Judge Anderson to mprrow. when the petition for the wril of habeas corpus will be argued. The petition was partially argued last.

Saturday afternoon by Mr. Ketcham. who repre sents tne Ltunmea Question of Juriedlctlon. Th petition states that Moe Fowler Chase Is being held In Lafyett without da process of law, in violation of the constitution of the United State, and aska that a writ of habeas corpus be Is sued, and that he be brought before the court within ten days from the Issuance of the writ. The argument will be on the question of Jurisdiction, the attorneys for rTederick Cbaae claiming that the Federal Court has no Jurisdiction In th case.

CULMINATING IN LITIGATION. Sanctiflcation Hag Divided the Church Membership. (Special to The Indianapolis New. SHELBTVILLE. Ind.

April 3. Amos H. Carmony, Michael Fair and Andrew Hensley. trustees of the Little Blue Riv er Christian church, have brought suit In th Shelby Circuit Court against George Wicker, and nineteen others, to decide who ar th rlghtfuf owners of the church property. One faction of th church membership professes 1 aancUflca tlon, which Is disputed by' th other.

A faxtlqn also claims that it la sinful to smoke or chew tobacco, attend county fairs or any kind of worldly amusements, which Is also disputed by th other. As a result of this factional their respective adherents hold Sunday and week dsy services at different times. This church was organized in 1S6L and th congregation erected a pretty llttl house of worship, costing $1,300. Th organization was a part of the Central Indiana Christian Conference. Everything prospered until a year or two ago.

when differences began to arise, which have culminated in the present litigation. SHOT HIS FATH ERIN LAW. Used a ShotgurtHeavlly Charged with Buckshot (Specie! to Th Indianapolis News.) CORY DON. April John Sears hot Charles Bunch, his father in law, at Bradford, this county, with a shotgun loaded with buckshot, as renulc of a long feud. Bunch will proiably die.

A deadly meeting has been expected for some time. Dr. Cottrell Released on Bond. (Special to The Indianapolis Newa ML'NCIE. April 29.

Local physicians and other people have given bond in C0O0 and Dr. Daniel W. Cottrell baa been released from Jail, where be has been 'confined for six months, on charge of performing a criminal operation upon a vouna woman of Chesterfield. Thou eh Cottrell Is cited to appear for trial, it Is said to be doubtful If he Is ever' actually tried, as a conviction is unlikely. Implicated In Murder rsnecial to The IndlananolMi Newe ANDER3dN.

April 3. Harvey Wilson, a negro, of Indianapolis, will be beid for complicity In the death of John L. Torrence. colored, who waa found dead In th streets at Alexandria, last week. Wilson undertook to secure his release through habeas corpus proceedings, but the State filed an affidavit against him, charging murder In the first degree, and be will have to await trial.

Cannon at Last. Mounted. (Special to Th Indianapbhs News SALEM. April Th two pieces of cannon which, through the Influence of David Wright, were secured for' the Washington county court yard from th monument commission at Indianapolis, have finally been mounted and now rest upon pedestals mad of large llmeston blocks. Will Defend NJm Davidson.

The petition of Nlm Davidson, th negro under Indictment for the murder, of Doc Lung, for the appointment of a eol ored attorney to defend him was sjrsftted by Judge. Alford to day. James Lett was pointed to assist pauper attorney McGrorlty. Th case) is set for May la. Civil Engineer Paralyzed.

(Special te Tbe IadJananolla Ncwa MADISON. Ind. April St CUy Civil Engineer James. Bering was stricken with paralysis snd'ls unconscious. will probably die.

Mr. Bering is seventy three years, old. on IF qd Fipti pW INCLUDING ALL NEW "T0RX AND PARIS. PRODUCTIONS 30.00 Hats for 22.50 25.00 Hats, for 18.75 20.00 Hats for 15.00 15.C0 Hats for 31.25 TRIMMED HATS. A jpreat variety of new modes, with all the popular trimmings, 7.00 and 8.00 qualities .5.00 READY TO WEAR IIAT more than a dozen styles.

(You get the benefit of a fortunate purchase.) I'p to 2.23 qualities OS UJNTRIMMED II ATS, made of rough braid on wire frames, HSc quality .....75 SCHOOL HATS, plaip and mixed braids, trimmed with mull, silks and ribbons, OSc to 1.25 qualities GD NFW IDEA PATTERNS lOo Non better at ny price. THURSDAY AT 13 tV pre pa ex pfeas rear; rucka'es 'amount lnr to or over to polo's wttr ml.es Indianapolis. Specials In Rugs, naWigo and Llnolcnn.3 10O AXMTNSTER RUGS. Sxi handsome Oriental floral and Per. elan patterns, and.

f) Cfl r.OS BRUSSELS RUGS. Srtt SanfODTa make, large assortment of. patterns, usually sold JO in at .17.00 1aivU PRO BRUSSELS RUGS, nothing bet ter ror nara usage. "VeVXS. a.

ee SxlOS Domestics T'VJ PERCALES, full standard cloth. fast colors. Sc quality 3H CRETONNE PRINTS, new spring styles, ZEPHTR OINOHAMS. fast colors, fine txtur. In chcks stripe end plaids, 12e qualities.

IO DUCK FOR 8KIRTS. beat quality. extra wide, alt colors, UHc qua! Ity a. ..19 TICKING, mattress or awning stripe. 12H Qr MUSLIN.

unWescbed. yard wide. 7c quality 3 CAMBRIC MUSLIN, jrard wld. ta quality SHEETTNO. 40 Inches wide.

bleached, sc quality 3H PILLOW CASES, plain, or hrm stltched. mad of heavy muslui5 lie qualities SHEETS, unbleached, six tlxSOj 60c quality 3t SHEETS, bleached, sis 11x30, beary round thread. Uc J9 Unlrjas FUNG LASS, ysrd wilei taat blc.k. and aU colore, lid qy yard wld. fast black, best beetl finish.

20c 1U pERCALINE. allk fjTtUh. yard wide, fast black end. ail colors. 13 CHEVRON SILK liNINO.

yard wld, in sJI colors, luc 19 DOULE FACB yard wide, black and eTRrNK CANVAS, la black, gray aad natural, lie quality 7 of White Vash Silks 30e 21 rnch BOe 14 lnch 39 59c 27 lncn Habutal. .43 73c 18 Inch IIsbuLsi. i 85e 27 lnch S5e Jo Inch C9 1 1Hrt nn.t 1 1 BOO AXMTN3T1R handsome Oriental and floral I QZ patterns. 2.a0 quality 1 1 A PANES MATTJNGSU rent closely woven. aU long 'straw.

rarp4t. pat Xjc to qualities )7 (eJ yard roils M.eO LINOLEUMS. xtt hesvy. harnwoM floor and tU rgtterns. The quail ties are equal to any llnoicum priced to you at Hoc Our special prtc FLOOR OIIXTLOTHS.

alt widths Urge variety nw patterns, Sc quality 24 Upholstory anti Drapery rnatcriara TAPESTRT. Inches wide, floral patterns. In red. green, brow and blues, soc qualities CD VELOURS, rich Oriental and Coral designs. ta qualities BOO PrECES SIMPSON'S SILKO LINE3, ard wide, la Oriental and floral patterns, 15c qualities (13 yards to a buyer) ....7 ORENADrXB 8A1H NETS.

Inches wide, with, panel, centers, iic quaiiUes r.J 21 CURTAIN SWISSF ir. yard wld. In coin spots, stripes anil Jacq'iard patterns, up to qualities. BED 3tr. filled with flrt quality goose feathers, covered wit Hi fancy ticking, tiU quauues.

a see. SPECIAL SALE C01ITIHUED OF i Grand Showlnn of Golopad LVudl QoOllO MERCERIZED VOILES. Inches wide, whit with black, bin and green embroidered dots entirely new 0 ECRU MOUSSELINES, embroidered, with colored dots and stripes, at 8I and 73 8ILK PONGEES. Si Inches 'wide. In black, light blue, ptnk and natural SO LISLE TISSUES, sheer and dainty, a Urge collection of styles and colorings .29 EMBROIDERED SWISSES.

44 Inches wide, white end anted grounds, dainty striped effects, in ail colors. Toe quality 5f EMBROIDERED 8WIS3ES. inches wide, a large variety or styles. aU colors. SOc 39 8WIS3 CHAMBRATS.

whit and tinted grounds, with embroidered dots and figures, all, colors, 25c 1... 10 MERCERIZED STRIPED MOUSSE LINES, neat printings on whit and tinted grounds, with satin ribbon stripes. 39c quality ...23 MERCERIZED BTRIPEp MOU83E li oainty eoroea caects on white and tinted grounds, ail colors. 23c quality ..........10 SILK MOUSSfcXlNES, very nn and aheer, tn every shad, anI 33 DIMITIES. the best American make 4.....14 BATISTE3.

fin aad crisp, every style and color, Id plain col. ors, light blue, cadet, navy, black, whit, rose, reseda and linen color 25q sp)lsj. IR Oc qoallty. 29 S0c quality, special 39 Tec quality, special MERCERIZED OXFORDS, whtt. also interwoven color effects, in stripes and figTires 50c quality.

.....30 6c quality. ....49 MERCERIZED" very silky and fine, a large variety of beautirut styles, la all colors, I A .32 Plain colors, JSo quality. PRINTED MADRASES, woven striped effects, whit neat 1 in an; colo quality, special. S3c quality, 50c quality, 1 LAD1EC TAILOR HADp GU17 LADIES' BLOUSE SUITS 0 fin Ve Cheviots and Novelty The Blouses are lined wth Taffeta Silk, and are neatly trimmed. 15.00 and i 8a1e price 9.75 LADIES1 BLOUSE I SUITS, of all wool Black and Blue Cheviots.

12.50 quality 7.50 53 Drooo Qoodo Rcmnanid g0t.er,Md 6n CEflTEn OARQAiri TACLE, Opposite Elevators WAIST," DRESS AND SKIRT LENGTHS. TWINE VOILES. MI3TrlAT.S. ORANITES, ETAMINE8, SERGES. CREPES.

SICILIANS, BKILUANT 1NE8. WHIPCORDS. HENRIETTAS. II ALLIES. BROADCLOTHS.

NOVELTY SUITINGS AND SKIRTINGS, tOO quaHXles for LS0 qualities or. LOO qualities for 75o qualities a. 60c qualities According to desirability of lengths. TO 1.0O TO 75 73 TO BO no TO 33 33 TO 23 LADIES' BLfTSB TWO SPECIAL LOTS OF EXT EM EIX 8TTLI3H SUITINGS AND MQdT DESIRABLE STTLES. are lined tthrougbout with silk 1S.00.

20JOO and 22.04 qualities. ..14.73 2100. A00 and COO 19.73 BLOUSE JACKETS of all wool Venetian Cloth. With Pouch SleeVesr They are 8 Ilk Lined And have Peau de Sole faced revers. Our ICO qualities 1.4.S5 A WAIST SALE OF UNUSUAL HERIT TO CONTINUE THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK WASH WAlSTS of soft finished Can vas, White arounas.

wttn Rings and dots, fio quail ties SO WASH WAISTS of fine India Lin on. with fronts of ell over tmnroia err. J.00 qualities 73 WASH WAISTS Of Striped Madras. Canvas and Damask ciotns, mui up In a half dosen of tb newest styles, up to t. quauues.

ope clal sale price OS WASH WAISTS of fin White Dam ask (a specla! Waist. designed for ns). tOO quality. Sale yTlC av tti (t 3S' WASH WAJ3TS of Swivel and China Silks, Butchers' Linen. Madraa.

Canvas end nearly every: other popular weave. In all and also colored strides ana figures. Up to ISO quaJRle. Bale PriC eee eeJ aiat4il wle a 1 Lie WAISTS for la, than tha cost ef tha Si I at. WAISTS of colored Peau de Sole WAISTS U'y Silk, made with Box Plaits.

Crochet Buttons, 5.00 qualities. Choice 2.69 Crepe de mad with Tucking. Plaits. Shirring. Lncw TrUnmlruj, etc.

Up fo 7.00 qualities 4.30 AND 3.K3 Vmi9 OflLods INDIA I.IXONS,' very fin and sheer. 33 Inches wide. 15ci quality ORGANDIES, p'aln white. S3 Inches wide. 2i 12H DIMrTT.

small checks end stripes, 15c 9 LONG CLOTH. oft finish. 28 inches wide, 12Vc quality 12 TARDS FOR OS NAINSOOK, i pi tin. soft finish, 2 Inches wide.) IV quality 12 TARDS FOR 1.25 LAWNS, lar 2S Inches wide. 10c quality 5 WATSTING5; wlte." wfth amall neat figures, highly a mercerised, tic 19 Said 0 Ttewaro "WASH EDILERS.

No. 60c quality ..........33 DISH PANS. 12iquart alae. 25c quality. 19 WATER PAILSJ 13 quart sire.

3c quality i. DINNER PAIL 33c PIE PANS rL 3 WASH BASIN3J 12c FLOUR SIFTEUs. IO SUDS DIPPiJRi lc COFFEE, FLASKS. 10c ....5 LEMON quality GEM PANS. Vhi IO PINT TEA OR COFFEE POTS.

Tic quaN 8 CAKE PANS, wjth Soc ..12 EOrP STRAINERS, COLLENDER3. IZc qua2ty 9 TEA KETTLESj No. 3S qual I 2. FUNNELS. quality 4 PRKAf) PANS.

4. PRESS RVlNi KETTLES. Jc qua.lty. Pl'l'DlNO PAN 3. quart size .1 SAUCE PANS.

iart BKEAD JtAlaER5. covere i. i.c quality. Bl. HTIT tT'TTKK? CAKE CUTTilKJ.

fancy ..1 flEAIi BnnQAirJ TABLE (rancor) 17A5I1.CGC23 DIMITIES, BATISTES' AND a vvi a TT a 3 A A 12Jc and 15c .) va SWISSES, BATISTES AO DIMITII qualities TlltflTlfi! esaJB819 .1 the ivr.i. II. co..