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i -i iV- a I 5 GMAIiCE RECALLED P.J. OMEABA ELECTED The The New has secured for Its next serial story, beginning May 19. ha touch, of mystery, orlfllnallty of plot, thrilling suspense and tens Interest which raise It far above th common ranks of fiction. On High Oround Commanding a View of Riverside Park and the BaeSiM SerirciasicIIiniG CoiiBfey BY A DIVORCE DECREE OFTHET.P. A.

Is Ihe Picturesque Addition of HOW PHILIP- M'ABEE AND HIS BRIDE WERE SEPARATED. WARSAW CHOSEN AS PLACE OF NEXT MEETING. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 906. PRESIDEN II It -r FOOT SLIPPED ON SILL IRATE PAPA ENDS HONEYMOON ISpaclsJ ia Tbe Indianapolis Kewsl i IVNCl E. ImL.

Mr lt-VCord received here from Cleveland. Mir that di vorce has been granted there to the young of Philip ilcAbee, of ilancle. and back cf this simple statement is the story of a blighted romance, with which McAbee's friends alone hare been fa miliar. McAbee. who la about twenty Eve.

la secretary and treasurer of the Indiana Pipe Company, whoa ofaces are 1st uncle. Several- year ago. when he Miaa JTabel Hart, daughter 'of John Hart, a wealthy wholesaler of Cleveland, were about twenty, they fea In love and planned to But Miss Hart's pa rents, ao the etory goes, had other plana for their daughter, desiring her to wed a wealthy young man of high social position, of that city, who had been paying ber much attention. McAbee. feeling aura of the young woman's constancy, went to seek his fortune, hut he had befn gone only a' few month, when he received information that his rival was rretwinr his suit with viror.

Thereupon McAbee returned to Cleveland, married bis wwt heart secretly and hurried away lo Canada with her on their honeymoon. Father Orders Girl to. Return. They-had been, gone a. few days only the.

young -woman's father. Inter cepted them by means of a telegram which ordered the' girl to return home at once She did so. accompanied by her youthful husband. At the- station In Cleveland the father. Irate, met them.

Ills carriage waa nearby. "Choose bqw between your parents and this man. remembering that If jyoa choose Kim you can never again. return to our said. tha father.

The girl. frijrtUened. choee I to djpsert t.er husband, and went away la her fath-r's. carriage. vaited at Cleveland for a few reek, and finOlr.iiT himself, unable to al lor his wife's niind Came to Muncle, a here-he endeavored to lornt her.

beV' eral wp-kg ago the fe 1 ui'. for divorce and McAkfe went to Cleveland, but de- tkied not to contest htr petition, which slleeeti desertion. The divorce waa pwnil thU wetk. McAee is very joruiar socially in Muncle, bclonsinr lo eU the principal men's so ial cIuoa. and is highly esteemed aa a business j.

ABANDONED BY HIS WIFE S. Johrson Returns Home to Find Everything Gone. Ppecli: to The Indianapolis Nwa rETEr.2CRG. 3Bsy 11 While her bubBi. who an stltsnt rrlcolpsl In tb eitr nhuol.

at' the school bulld-Icr Mrs. J. 8." Johnst.n, tnaihcr fatir, Per. J. V.

Turner. th- Johnson, hounrhoid roods Into and trt-d overland for Ft. Brunch, Vaere lir. Turir renldes, and where he I pastor of General HaKiint cbun-h. Sir.

womB kwii of no reason whjr bis wife hcuiJ I'juncm him. and he has lnitltuted replevin i-rweeJiTtps Icr the recovery of the hrueiiold kouus. He wilt also file a i.ooo dmat uit aesinet Mr. Turner for alienating wlfe'ic aCectlons. Option on Bend PhonL Plant.

Special to The Indianapolis News.) FT. VATSE, Ind Mar XL Theodore Thor-ward. hat secured an optkm from the etorkn-'i-iers the ISend Hoine Ttlep.cne iant. to either huy or seij. ajid It ts beaeved that Thorward an auto-inalie eiectrw: comrar.y in -Chlraigo.

which boieht tbe fnd'penjent franchiee. recently fTStited by the. City Coumll of Marion. Tha 'tY-oirmny intall an automatic ay-utem at Vanon, and it will pix'S-at-lr combine the 6t.th Itend j1a.nt aa a bajils fur lmpurtant ia-BcpenJ'-nt exiequiona. Mrs.

-Christian Peterson Fatally Hurt 'j by Accidental FalL Special to Th Indianapolis IlAMilONTX Ind, May U. Mrs. Christian of East waa the victlin, of a peculiar accident yesterday afternoon, which wm result in oaain Four feet from the "Peterson house, across an area, is another dwelling alias in every particular. Mrs. Peterson was cleaning house, and while at the -window her neighbor across the area Invited her to come over and see a new carpet, airs.

1. I .4 WAS Km nuav and then the neighbor suggested that ahe step from one winaow to timer. Peterson, who is large and corpulent, at- a A an. hut her foot sliDDed and she fell to the pavement twenty feet Law to be Enforced at Greenfield. The IndlansDolla Kews.1 oyT.i n-RirprvFTELD.

May U. Orders have been issued by Mayor Carr that the law against the sal of Intoxicants must be enforced In this city to-morrow, and two extra policemen will aid in seeing that tha law is respected. Conditions have been gradually growing worse in this city, and iaat eunaay arunxen men jwimmtn mi th itrMtl th th mayor called a halt. Gambling has also been taoooea. Burned Ignition of Dynamite.

Special to The Indianapolis News.) DECATCT ImL. May 11 atlas Bessie Hook died tMlay of barns received from so explosion of Tjsmite. Her father had been nri-Jn blowlne out stamps. He placed a sues of e'yiiemlta 00 toe stove hearth to warm It. and to Sirl was getting breakfast when th dynamite Ignited, burning her from her ankles to her neck.

1 6he lived for several hours. Doctor Dead of Paralysis, reperlel to The Indianapolis News. BOBINSON. I1L. May U-Dr.

C. a Da seventy-seven years old. one of the pioneers of Crawford county. Is dead! of paralysis. He leaves widow and two sons.

-Ed ward ana vr. James li. uavls. of Annapolis. 111.

Me was the son of John Wesley Davis, who was minister to China under President Folk. 4 CLOSE'OF STATE CONVENTION Special The Indianapolis Newt. IXK3ANSPORT. May 12. -The six teenth annual Btate of the Indiana division of the Travelers' Protective Association closed In this city this afternoon with the record of being the largest and most successful in the history of the State.

This includes the convention at West Baden Springs last year, which waa regarded as a record breaker. The Logansport convention had a larger representation of delegates, and more of ficers were in attendance, including the wives and daughters of delegates and members. The attendance was conserva tlvely estimated at l.Out. The business session of the convention opened this morning in Dowilngrs Theater at 8 o'clock, btate President S. 8.

Btalcup presiding. The convention was called to order by Stellael Smith, presi dent or Post or this city, who was followed by the Slate chaplain, the Rev. J. B. Young, of this city, who pronounced tha invocation.

The address of welcome waa made by Mayor George P. McK.ee, and i response was made by State Presi dent Stalcup, who spoke In glowing terms of the welcome accorded to mem bers or the T. P. A. by the people of Lo gansport and the members of Post 7 in particular.

8odal Features will Remain. Th announcement that a movement had been started by State Secretary- Treasurer D. Chambers, of Terra Haute, to do away with (he social fea tures of the Stjate conventions, met with a great deal resentment, and had It been presented at' the convention probably would have been defeated hands down. Mr. Chambers, nowever.

who had been quoted as favoring the abolishing of the social feature, flatly denied that he bad given such an interview and stated that all he had said was In a conversation VI th another member of the T. P. A. on the train coming to the city, and was to tha effect that he nous tu tne conventions were getting so large that there were only a few cities in the State that could entertain the con- i ii fa1 'ANOTHER TELEPHONE DEAL' Independent and Bell Companies In Counties May Unite. to The Indianapolis News.

KORTH IntL. May li-An arrangement was isade here yesterday be tween representatives of, the Bell ana in dependent telephone interests, which, if ratified, -will effect a combination of the two companies in, Jennings and Bart hoi o- mew' counties. The Bell company has been asking- for a franchise to open, a city exchange here in addition to the long: distance board It now operates, and the Citizens company has been bringlns; pressure to bear to defeat it. O. M.

May. of Columbus, manager. of the Bell, sjid C. 8. Norton, of Indianapolis, and W.

K. Q. Butler, manager of the Columbus inde pendent exchange. were Called hers today before a meeting of the street and alley committee of the to effect an agreement. 1 if the superior officers of the two companies ratify the proposition, the Bell And locp.l-exchanges here wlil.be trunked.

giv ing local subscribers the benefit of the BU long distance Jlnes, and giving the Bell people access to local subscribers of the independent com- Tany. The application for a -city fran chise wm re witnarawn. At uoiumous the Bell will close up its city exchange, transferring the city ouatness to the Citl-sens" company there, 'trunk;" to the Independent exchange for toll business, and ceune to be a competitor in the local Columbus field. Both Messrs. Butler and rorton and Mr.

May Sre hopeful of getting their companies to agree to the deal, as It would mean, a saving to both companies. ventlons. The other was the one that had suggested Nominating tbe social features. President Stalcup was xpposed to leav ing- out the- social features. He aaia that if such thing were dune It would not be an easy -matter to gets, delegates to the conventions, whereas, as it is.

members are 'always anxious toNattend the convention as delegates. Thlswas demonstrated here, for out of twenty-one fleers resulted as follows: President. O'Meara, Indianapolis; first vice-presi Charles Downing. Lafayette; sec ond vice-president, F. G.

Smith, Evans- ville; third vice-president. John Kraft, Frankfort; secretary-trea'surer, W. D. Chambers. Terre Haute re-elected) iCtzto Field) Washington tnd Streets Ststq Plaza is bcautifuL Sutt.

Plaza is fJUnj up rapidly with $ne State Plaza is right in the heart, of the city. Stuite Plaza prices, after deducting cost of ttrcet LT.provcmer.tfe, are in many cases than lots miles' out. tcte Plaza is opposite new City Park (Dczf and Duirb Institute). t-te Plaza is strictly high grade dcr.ee (no business allowed). State Plaza investments are safe.

Its inside rep erty. i Lota Frontage 7 Pricss 072B up: I Cash 025 Monthly OIO Street and Walk Improvements, Sewers, Water, Gas cost $200, all in and paid for. 7 Agent on Ground Evory Day, Including Sunday Ola Emi r0 LmP M1B-S20 Lmmokm mm mm lilt HmwMmm 192 1 1 1 1 I DirccUy Opposite Rivrsidc ParZovay Boulevard and in For a short lime only lots will be soldtit ground tloor prices ranging trom chaplain, the Rer. B. Toiing, Evans-ville-(re-elected): chairman, of.

railroad committee; Andrew- Marlon, chairman of the press committee; W. A. Ryan. Terre Haute, chair man of the legislative committee, W. H.

Wyley, Marienr chairman-hotel committee, P. Sheehan. Lafayette; chairman of -employment 'committee, J. I. Quick, Warsaw was selected as the meeting fnuM before nominations were made.

otherselections were by acclamation. New Canadian Oil Field Extended. Special to. The Indlanspoua Kewal HARTFORD CITY, May 12. AU KISSED PRETTY- INDIANA GIRL Speaker CannonvSaIdr "You Must be a Relativeof Mine." Special The Indianapolis News.

GREENCASTLE. InLiMay li Miss Xnns. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cannon, of this city, a novel experience while In Washington a few days ago with a company ot bi.

Aiary-ln-the-Woods girls. The party of young people was taken through the White House and met a number of distinguished men. but the wAolly unexpected happened when they came to the Speaker ot the House. Speaker Cannon greeted each young woman in his usual hearty manner, but when he waa Introduced to Miss Cannon, he seised her in his arms and gave her a resounding kiss, at same time say Ing, "You must be a relative of One Survivor of Ten Trustees. ISpecial to The Indianapolis News.

CLAY CITY, It As an ex ample of the passing away bl the neer and trusted citizen, of the ten men elected township trustees in Clay county in 1S59. the rear that the law went into effect providing; for but one trustee for each township, there is but one surviver John Frump, wno was tnen elected tru tee of VanBuren township, and repeated ly re-elected. Mr. Frump is now eighty- five years oia, ana. suit in nne neaitn.

Oscar Wesner has returned from Leamington. Canada, where he has obtained a contract to drill. Mr. Weener says a new strike has been made, thirty miles north of Leamington that promises to open new territory and work within a short time. The strike is at Tilbury and owned by the Tilbury East Oil Company of weiisvuie, x.

ina nrst wen is tnaaing thlrtv-two barrels a day. When shut down over night it fills to the top. Cana dian oil is selling for a barret, and contractors get ji a root ror while In the United States drilling ia done for SO cents foot. There are BLACK SUCKERS GALORE. (Special to The ZndlaaapoUs Nnra.1 ATLANTA.

InU May 12. Hundreds of pounds of fish rgre being caught daily In Cicero creek. They are of the black sucker and weigh from one, to two and one-half pounds each. William Phillips, brought in" forty-eight pounds, which' Is the best day's catch for one man. The- townspeople gone fish wild.

Many business men spend half a day at their stores and offices and the other half at the fishing holes. More fish have been, caught out of Cicero creek in the last- week than for the last five years. the Heart of the Most Picturesque Portion of the City. at present eighteen drilling outfits in the Canadian field. The Western Oil and Coal Company contemplates constructing an on reiracry ana pipeline ana nas lessen 40.000 acres.

A -smelter, that will cost 1600,000. lading built In the Cobalt district on thevTemiskaming -railway, between Cobalt and North Bay. Strange- 8hQptlngAffair at Princeton, (Special to The ImJIanapolla News. May 2. The police are investigating tbe mysterious shooting of Edgar Woodall.

which took place early to-day. Woodall ia fatally wounded. He contends that thn shooting waa done by a stranger, who was intoxicated. andt hat tbe assault was without provocatlonXThe police contend that Jealousy -had some-I thing to do with the shooting, and thai vvooaau ana anotner man were-wiin two women when- it took place. The police have been unable to And any trace of the alleged stranger, while the women interested tell conflicting stories.

c' Or. S. Cr Norris Seriously III. (Special to The Indianapolis Ntwi ANDERSON, May 12. Dr.

Samoel C. Norris, of this city, bacteriologist for the local municipal water plant and man aging editor of the Central States Medi cal --Magazine until -it was merged with another publication. Is critically ill at St John's Hospital. He was at Martinsville two weeks ago, seeking relief. but did pot in health and underwent an operation at tne nospiiai in wis city, Experts to Make Second Examination.

HARTFORD CITY. May 12. The experts selected to examine tbe books of Lewis treasurer, and D. H. Hollingshead.

present treasurer. who renorted a shortage in the accounts of both men. "afterward disproved by the showing ot their own figures, nave withdrawn tbe original report and will make another examination. Meanwhile the ex- city treasurer and the treasurer, have employed experts, who will also make a report to the City Council. John Scott May Regain His Sight Special to The Indianapolis Neva JEFFERSON VILLE, May IX- John Scott, formerly conductor, on the Louisville division of the -Big Four railway, was stricken blind while on his train, the result of paralysis, and he Is now here taking treatment with the hope of at least a partial restoration of his.

sight. He wss conductor on the first train- crossing the Big Four bridge over the Ohio river in ixo. Tb Prospect for- Silver in Canada. i. Special to The Indianapolis News.) HARTFORD CTTT.

May 10. Oil men of taia city are making amazements for a Drospecting party that will go to Canada, sev eral hundred miles north from the end of the moat northern railroad, to prospect xor silver. C. I Gaao haa several claims In the Canadian country. H.

O. Thomas Is prospecting there. Ian Cain and Dee Wesner-are promoting the enterprise. "The party leaves about June i. Initial Production of 400 (Special to The Indianapolis News.

REDKEY, InU May 12-Tbe Olln OH Company, of Chicago, has brought in a well two miles southeast of town; that has showed an initial production of 400 barrels, the largest initial production of any -well brought in hereabout for many montns. Chairmarr Walter la Stricken. Special to Tha Indianapolis News. FT. WAYNE.

May 12. Amos R. Republican county chairman, and prominent in the local political field for thirty years, sustained a paralytic stroke yesterday, which is cauMng much concern. Mr. Walter is one of the department ofB-cers, Indiana O.

For many years he was engaged in business la this city. PATCH OF SCOTCH THISTLES Old Fort Overgrown with the Flower of "Bobby, Burns's Bonny Land. Special to' The Indianapolis Ntwi JEFFERSON VILLE. May 12. Moses C.

Bottorff of Utica township, says he can show the only place where the Scotch national flower grows freely In this part of the country. This is in the old fort on Pleasant run on his-farm, about eight miles east of the city. The stone fortification was built in and Is an interesting place. It is now overgrown with thistles, and Mr. Bottorff delights in telling his friends about the "Scotch national flower," many of them falling to recognise its identity under this nam hoe Vmr hie An (prevent it.

from taking entire possession orbits xarm. Friends' May Quarterly Meeting. Special to The Indianapolis News.) GREENFIELD, May 12. To-mor row Is the May quarterly at the Friends' church, as. Walnut Ridge, four miles from this city, and the usual large attendance.

Is, expected. This -meeting nas attracted people irom nve counties for the last forty years. It Is a day of basket dinners and family reunions. Every livery ng in mis city nas oeen engaged IW( iH Pent to Entertain Editors. (Special to- Tbe Indianapolis Ntwa PERU.

May 11 The Peru Com mercial Club will have a special meeting I next Tuesday evening to confer with J. B. Indianapolis, acting tor the National Editorial Association, rela tive to the coming visit of that body to Peru In June. The Commercial Club pro poses entertain tne visitors royally. poiiit beXfbrdsV For women 1 Ti.

1 WTien yoil look for oxfords you want, style fit, smoothness, finish a full season's To obtain this yoa pay 5.00 for "a maker's name, stamped upon the bottom, and which may mean little or The Star Store expended a- great deal of money, over a course of several nionths. experimenting i with different leathers, lasts, etc, with the object of hitting upon an oi- ord fully up to the high price sundard. but which, at a amali profit, could" be sold at a reasonably small price. The perfected model, was recently placed with one of America's foremost shoe men maker of a special $5.00 shoe to be made without his name. This oxford we offer to you.

It Is the highest class oxford ever produced for the price, and It sells for but- in' 1.95 -p Small Payment Down Balance Easy RloiitMy Payments Lots are 40, 50, 60 iwid 80 Feet Front sH II rrs m.mA ntmi ttM twa.e a a restores Gray or Bleached Hair to UlVHltMt(Vl1nP It j. .1.. VC ble, when applied" cannot be detect-S5 ed. 8ample of haur oolored free. 7 rives; f90UrVU.

ISmaCSEMlCU. HffeCOl, lu JU Stiew Terk, Health to Cntira FAMILY Peft's Best Pasteurized Doset Take taresi times a' Maralac Neew, Mght. POLK'S SAMTARY KILK Fares ateated aae) PITre "Ctaeentaea Ttoter tMtM. Dlt BAI LO 2.tg$rmt fwlrt mad. Av-e-tiung Wll last a life-time, and "wwr drag tit gramuJ." 'CuarmnUtd un yr." Be the first write for Speciel tetrsslactsry Free Offer.

eaXNTiS 811 1 T4. CU 77 Isaiasiisoiis, 7U. An Invest meat which ap'. peals to yur common sense It answers avety requirement ot tbe conservative investor. On account ol (lie ideal location these lots will rapidly Increase in value.

PARKVIEW Is located betweea 21st and 24th streets, fronting Partway ATenue, overlooking: Riverside Park and-consisting of 205 Large Building Lots, lying Illgn and Dry. It 1 reached by the Riversjda Park Electric Cars, which pass both sides of this Addition. Riverside Park is the Largest and most Beautiful Park in Indianapolis, and property adjoining Riverside Park will Rapidly; Increase In Demand and Double In Value in a very siort' time. The Lots in "Parkview" hare large frontage and good depth and are within easy access, being only 20 Minutes Car-ride to Center of To parties desiring to porctase for Home or Investment the Lots in this Addition will make a strong appeal. Wbere bave greater Improvements beea made in the past five years than In and around Riverside Park? In every Largo 'City in the United States the -Finest Houses and the Best Resident Properties are located adjoining the Parks -and Boulevards.

Come- out SUNDAY and look over this Addition. Take the Riverside Car, get on! at the Office of the Addition on Parkway Avenue and 22nd Street. FOR PLAT AND FULL INFORMATION 8EE REPRESENTATIVE AT OFFICE ON GROUND OR II FTiones 71T Phoneo 717 WELL-KNOWN TRAVELING SALESMEN AT THE LOGANSPORT CONVENTION 1 W.J ril mP 'JjlWiiir' poets in the State scarcely any of theml place for 1907. There was-no contest for failed to send a good representation. Concert and Ball.

The social features I o' the convention last night and this morning were success. There was concert last night in Court Park by the Indianapolis Military which attracted a crowd of .2,000. Following the concert a' ball 'was held In Masonic Temple, only the members and their wives daughters being admitted. Owing to the inability of the entertain ment committee to make satisfactory -ar ranrementi with the traction company. the.

mterurban riae-to Peru, Kokomo an the Loeansport Country Club waa not taken this and a concert Masonic Temple was given instead. Mrs. Hugli McGiueny. of Indianapolis, -ren dered a musical mohologueNand Miss-Josephine Sims, of Delphi, gave a selection on the violin. P.

J. O'Meara Elected President. The convention closed at 1 o'clock this afternoon and delegates started at once for tbelr homes. The election of of IJXUott, ot this place witnarawmg nis H0 n6' it fK.fS'-r NEW YOHK PKNTIHTH E. Hash.

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Forty-three offices In Uie L'niiel States. With us you pay for your wora A written suarantee for ten year. Iia4 feeth- cans hxllcestlon and atnmch Price for txI tee in. snachiaw made, 1i bawd aaade, I fit or wo ay. (nra anl brtrfceworh, Uk, IS; lilt, ttk Ul gut I flilins-s.

Bp i silver 60e. Call and we nl' examine your teeth -free, and tell yoa Is ad vance wnat your will coil Hours I to T. Sundays 10 to Railroad fares aiiowed for Tt mites. Beware of dentists who advertise Irr. possibilities Oold la money.

ew Thome ManyosTs Dyspspsia Cur will enable you to eal what you iize and all you luce. Cures diuineaa. constipation, nervousness and sleeplessness; eaaaes) oia siotnacna almost aa goul aa new. Makes gcod rich blood and builds 1 cp tha whole syste-n. afunyon's witen ftasai Bosp makes tr.t skin soft as velvit.

ISo. Sold everywhere. 1 I I. I .1 I 1 greatest remedy knou-n for the. cire ct RHEUMATISM, Lumfcaf SorVXhroat, Asthma, COUGHS AND GOLDS.

pfs011 wed fear that dreaies PNEUMONIA if they use Kadium Radia at the earlv stares of colds. ho home should be without this wonderfuljeifiedy. -X APPLIED EXTERNALLY. fold at the Best Drug Sterew. Ask far Boeklefc Priee BOc aa 2S.

for Sale by HE.VRT J. HtntH, Drwcglat. Two Stores, eee-ner Washington and Pennsylvania Sta. and W. Wash.

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Orporturlty calls. Cultivate self-reliance, i Ton- owe it to yourself to gst ttose facu, samples and data. r- Mail This Coupon at Once or Cell Indianapolis Composite Brick Company, 524-527 State Life IndlanapsSis. 'you may send me full particulars, samples, rotozrar'H rf rr.a-chlnery la. operation, -composite brick buildhsss r.nl su-scrirL'-n blanks.

I do not promises to buy, but I caa la vest $IC) or r.ore'ia a safe, eaterprls. Name Address.