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tsvi Ctiktrri a bas Irt.fa sec biv 4l 4s ad. 6 kk io THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, JULY 30 1901. kis ImM Xin Uf Dry tmi burnm El RIVERSIDE, T1JE CITY'S LARGEST PARK. A Thousand Acres with Present Beauties, and Many to i be Added in the Future. RiveralOa Park la a place of varied res 'ent beautlea, with greater future beauty promised.

It Is greatand It In young, tw thlrua taterferlm: with Its dovelop tneht. It la veral timen ai large as nil ithe other ctty parka combined. Then are near yj LOW acrea in It. It Is not all trees. No good park la all ba1 It Ik iaalrt by who know beat what parka should te.

Riveniide Park la rather "ahy of shade not more than 100 acrea of lu wlih fifty murk acres of it coming from young tros planted. Whin the I park ach sne is fully carried there will be acres of shade. The renialndcr will lakes and great, (oien. green lawns. There are natural (places for three lake and there wilj be at I least that number.

The beginning of one of them Is there now. where the river i water seeps Into a basin on the opposite aide of, die boulevard. Great bluffs that mark the western boundary of the park give pretty views of theMands In tfce val i ley. wfth peep at tnc city neyona e't plaaBc pictures anaictis. the edg mile, i I jerlor.

I i ever since. 1 HROUGH THE Indeed a pessimist. Toi 'finer feelings lost, "Who can believe on 4ays like, th That life's a bitter frost. r) "Say; what are yo abeutr'i ft Such are few in' lndJ There. Ik to be a driveway at of tli bluff for two or three It will be difficult to find its su Tne xiani nas nueo tne nver doo anu widened and.

deepened the water up through' the park and has added some river views that now rival those at Broad Ripple. There Is boating by steamer for three and by skiff much farther. The dain itself Is a work of art. Superintendent df 'Parks Power says there Is not as pretty a dam In the countrjr. The river is of good width here at the aouth moetpart of the park.

The stonework that jnakes the dam Is gracefully curved and give an added beauty as the foamy water fail down its sloping face to the eight foot "apron. There are embattled stone towers on each aide, from which good views of dam and river may be had. The dam la one of the sights of the park. The 'Boulevard. The two mile boulevard begins at the dam add ends at Thirtieth street, jwher the terminus of the Riverside Park street car line la.

The boulevard is wide and "whltf, aad. when the lawns on each side are completed and the young trees grow, will be a' favorite driveway, as it follows the river's course the whole length.1 There will be iiothlng to compare with er side Park for driving purposes when the roads planned, are fnade. It takes" an hour's steady drive now to get over the park roads. i There to wooded Island or twenty nvc acres in ithe park not far from the end of the can There are several groves, the chief one at present at the Thirtieth street entrance, which Is headquarters be cause of! the pavllibns there, the soolog ical. department, swings and other attractions.

Two others, formerly known, reapectlwfy, as Emiich's and Wacker's roves, are farther south. They have shelter pavilions In them. One Of the two pretty suspension bridges between, these groves and Thirtieth street will be completed by three days' work. They are sure to be welt patronized. i That hnuse away on the bluff west of the JThlrtieth street entrance is the home of the park'.

superintendent, i Back of the bouse an acre or so is the deer park, art ideal one, with its hillside and valley. Its shade, its grass and spring water. lit 1 large enough to keep some of the deer rather wild. Two large elk occupy part of 1L Some acrea farther south is the largest park ravine In the city. It is dense with trees and shrubbery.

It is intended' to keep It wild, relieving it ipltan March I "The Blue ana the oray klhinkin' "Just vpnderin' what well hrVfl fto talk about when this weather lets yt thinks doesn't he?" 1 pretty well of his it's Just about goti'to the r)lnt where he'll have to choose tetween his voice and his friends." The King of the Pea green Isle assumed the expression which he thougot made others think he was thinking; and; turned to the Royal Transcriber. "As reading maketh a full he said, "you may decllnje the philtnthrop lfs proposition to establish a free public For the king, being ho less con than, astute, felt that by the introduction of the Wioon of the land of hU step fathers' demand would be fully met. and It were a kindness to prevent, a con Clct of Interests. .1 I I i 1 1 i 1 mm Ch, wooldrt taou know a luckless Wouldit' toll and aorrow's burden Th wtinesa tha suborfcante. The real ma with th bo.

alght. lUiowf I I The Monkey What's the kahgar swelled Tier about of lMeT lderate I I. The nv ne got noi i nome fanhron paper wnicn wa lull or of stuff. on "How. to acquire the kangaroo 1 L.

AM V. only of polxonou i. plant? There Is a Kpring uf cold water In It and a path will marked to the Kpot 'i'hre are several of the hprinKH in the park and the wa tf is Invariably gfoJ. Arrn? the road 1 from th huK" and under the bluff is tho bear pit. The bicycle path whlrh bejrin? there rutin snnth about a mile tu a pretty grove ltwi en hill and river and at the point of Island In a drive about the park groups of: yountj are found here anil there and! not FeminK to have any purpose except to grow and furnish shade.

There is sys tern a ad design behind their planting. On the hilltops they will apparently In crease the rnght: here will break i a large open space; there they are placet! to hide a pretty view until It bursts suddenly upon one. When the park plan Is carried out there will be many surprises as one driven along, many sudden and chanues for the eye. The park as it will be is hardly begun. The great spaces that were wheat fields, meadows and truck gardens will probably And some other use simply to grow grass to look at.

Part of them mav.be set apart, for athletic sports, for golf, ennls, base ball, football. Space may even be given for so exhilarating an attraction as the chutes, for which both land hnd water there are naturally fitted. IKTERMISSCON. I The Street Railway Terminus. PeoDle who so by street carr to the park usually content themseltea In tnc grove near the end of the line.

Right there arc the refreshment pavilion, the old bowling alley. the maypoles and swings, the monkeys, foxcu. pheasants, owls, wolf, 'possums and other animals and birds. The bear pit is in sight some distance west. Just now little brown hen has some of the tiniest ohlckens that were ever seen.

There are about a doren of them each as large as a walnut. They are quail a week old. The mowers oi the meadows found the nest full pf eggs, and ut the little brown hen over them. At thl entrance to the park is the Canoe Cljb's building, and there also la the starting place for the steamers Helen Gould and Stella, which give delightful liver rides. There are also small boats for those who like to get nearer the water than the steamer's deck.

Thte bridge over the river Is twenty five years old. and enlltred to retirement some structure wnicn win muie harmony with modern Ideas and with the beauty of the surroundings. The one car line to the park, the Blake street line, after it crosses Fall creek keeus on out Indiana avenue to Montcalm street. hich It goes north toward Ce realinetown till It strikes Eighteenth. It mr.s straight west then to the river, where it makes a loop.

This loop la l.ulO feet north of the dam. and is right at Knirlch's grove, the southern part of Riverside Park. Some passengers leate the line here, but the car doubles back In Eighteenth street, half way to Cereallne and cuts north across parg lanas to Thirtieth street, which Is the end of the line, ard the general getting off place for park visitors. Vehicles reach the park by continuing out the CrawfprdsvDle road after crossing Fall creek la Indiana avenue. This goes past the pumping station and beautiful grounds of tho Water Company, and en ters the park at Emrich's grove.

Another way is north In any of the city's streets to Thirtieth street, thence west to the park. Wheelmen take the bicycle path to Thirtieth street, and then It Is about a minute's ride to the park. They may also go Dy tne urawrorasTiiie road, Haughvllle and West Indianapolis, people may reach tne park by way or Bismarck avenue, going straight north when In it with so much to be done by mart, Riverside Park gives great opportunities to the park superintendent and park commissioners. They are going to try to meet well. FREEC0NGERT AT I RIVERSIDE PARK TO NIGHT.

Tils week's band 1 The Indianapolis New)' Newsboys Band Will Give This Week's Concert There, concert Tjy The Indianapolis Newsboys Banc will be riven at Riverside Park this evening. Following is tbe program: 1 J. B. VJLJf DA WORKER, Director. Warch, I'Vemon" Edlna Polka "The Matinee Girl" Sparkling Gem Waltzes El tapl by WWyVH.

Mua.v.A a a. i (Arranged by J. Vand a worker. PopuJar Airs from the Burgomaster epanisn oeauiy tvaits uyuion vrnuii 91 miK 'Daniels Ripley Sousa Chattaway Short at Luders farmenter Compapy Two ...4... Ripley Died from His Injuries.

Bamuel H. fagley. living at 810 Bates street, who was struck by a Prospect street car In Virginia avenue, at the east end of tho viaduct, last Friday night, died at tbe City Hospital last night. Cagley was a carriage painter, employed at' the, Farry Manufacturing Company. Land was riding his wheel home from work.

He attempted to cross the tracks in front of the car, which was running with great speed down the viaduct approach, when struck. Hb was thrown to the side of! the track and sustained deep ciits about the head and left arm. It wa not thought at the time that he was fatally injured. Cagley was fifty five years old. and made b's home with his daughter, his wife hav.

ing aieu several years ago. Wife Murderer's Appeal. 1 I There was yesterday filed in the Supreme Court the transcript in the appeal of John Rinkard from a sentence of death passed on him by the Wabash Circuit Court, to take effect August 23. With the transcript were notices of Rlnkaritl's Intention to ask the Supreme Court to stay the execution of the sentence. This motion for a stay of execution will be argued to morrow morning, before quorum of the tribunal, consisting oi Judges Jordan.

Hadley nd Monks. The greater part of the brief Is demoted to th claim that Rinkard was insane at the time he killed his wife. It is, asserted that a number of years ago 'he was known as "Cray John Rihkard.v County Institute Season The county Institute season opened to day. The first meeting was held In Jennings county, to be followed to morrow and the next, day by meetings in other counties. "The last meeting will i fee held September IS, but several Institutes will postpone their sessions until later in the year, on account of the.

hot weather. Under tbe new law tbe teachers will be allowed per diem salaries for attending the meetings. State Bankers' Association. The executlv council of the I Indiana Stte Bankers Association will meet here on to determine the place and time of hrrtdlng the State convention for 11. South Bend la making an effort to get the convention.

The Indianapolis member of the council are 8. A. Morrison. p. Frensel and V.

tr. Malott QLtEEX OP SUMMER i Boston by Cornpllmentary excursions Old Point Comfort to holders first class tickets, Baltimore to Boston. Send for teur book and particulars Passenger Department Merchants it Miners' Transportation Baltimore. Md .1 Step Sod Test th Quality Telephone' AlbWt nitselberger IOi th send yon an order of tb famous Ston. Hill Wines.

He also aerve lunches and dinners to order at tha Outtng Cafe, corner Koeche st and canal. North lodianapolla. The SI echnnlc" I neds aomelMng substantia! aa a oarers g. Tne stuff to take la the Madisdn Brewing orlKlnai XXX ale and porter. Snii by Lhe Uabich Indlana01ia.

TsL No. 3177. Indiana polls IIrtr Supply Cev tU Law' Building: razor and Jtar rhon 73. eeat and cox. Cv Vtaasachusctta Capital Lumber LAKE EB.IE WESTERN B.

R. l.OO Oat of Towii Kxeunlon l.OO Ti Michigan City ami Way Stations. bondajr, Aagntt a. Tt Indianapolis :) a. m.

Returning' leava Michigan City p. m. LAKE ERIE WESTER l.SOSandaky, Eicortlon 91.80 Saturday Mght, August IO. Leave Indianapolis arrive Fsnduskv a. Sunday.

Auguot it. Returning, leave Panduky. p. hunday. August 11.

Arrive Iiullanapolla a. Monday. Auut 11. Secure brrths and chairs at city oftVe. Pi 8 coia 11.25 CIJCCIN ATI AND RKTrRN 1.25 Tl Cs H.

Sunday. Aognst 4. Two special fast trains; the flrst will leave at 30 a. ra or as soon loaded and will run through, making no local stops: the second will leave at 7:15 a. stopping only st Rushvllle.

Connersville. and Hamilton. Returning, leave Cincinnati. 29 p. m.

Baseball: Cincinnati vs. iPUtsburg. vs. fit S1 or BIO FOt'R EXCURSIONS. Sunday, Angnst 4.

Lett Round Trip a wren burg. Aurorw and VI ay folnts. Special train leaves Indianapodls T.JO a. m. Returning.

leaves Aurora 7:20 p. m. Terre Ilaute, Account Bicycle Races. Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:30 a. m.

Returning, leaves Terre Haute p. m. Lafayette and Way Points. Special train leaves Indianapolis 7 45 a. Returning, leave Lafayette 7.10 p.

in. SEASHORE EXCCR1ION. Atlantic City, Ocean Grove. Sea Isle City, via U. B.

A O. 8. W. and B. A Thursday, August 1.

Tickets good twelve days. Stop over at TVash Ir.ftton on return. For particulars sea ticket agents. R. P.

Algeo, D. P. A. FAST TIME TO DETROIT la The take Erie estern and Wabash Railways. Leave Indianapolis 12:30 p.

m. Arrive Detroit 8:10 p. m. COLORADO EXCURSIONS Tin MoDoa Route. Tickets on sale dally to September 10.

return limit October 11. For partlcula ticket agenta. Final ANSCAL SEASHORE EXCURSION. Pennsylvania Line. 15.

OO Round Trip 16.00 August 8. To Atlantic City, Cape May and other coast resorts. Through coaches and sleepers. Return limit twelve days. For particulars call on agents or addreea W.

W. RICHARDSON. D. P. Indianapolis.

Ind. Dr. W. B. Craig, Veterinary Surgeon.

Dogs treated. Office. Wood's Stable. TsL 10(7 Try Mueller's Liver and Kidney Relief pills; SS cents per package. At druggists.

Twenty Washington st. Isomer's Trasaes. style. Prices reasonable. 132 New Piano for Bent.

p.So, and IS .00 per month. THE, STARR PIANO COJfPAKT. IS W. Washington st. Manufacturer.

Rambler and Stearns Bicycles. Sold only by Charles Kochrlng A 171 Virginia ave. Telephone i Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup la an unexcelled medicine for children while teething, lie Feed your bora Jane' dustleea oata. A Gem and Jewels.

See ad. In for rent and for sale and communication on moisture. 0 Buy Diamonds of a diamond dealer. J. C.

SIPE, Importer of Diamonds, Rooms 1 2 and N. Med. st. CASTOR I A For Inianti and CMldren. ffa Kind Yea Hara Always Bought Bears tit A CHiCAeo no 9 I a C.

A. 8 W. Wash. St. FEATHERWEIGHT is none too light for Underwear during this hot weather.

We have the very weight you're looking for." There's comfort in every garment, and no hardship to' buy at these prices: Ladles' ribbed Undervest. taped neck, well finished. ite Ribbed Vests, stltchatl neck and arms 44c Ladies' shaped I'ndervests, lace trimmed neck and arms, a. great garment for 12V4C Ladles' white shaped Vests, very elastic, featherweight, taped neck and short sleeves 19c Ladles' mercerlied silk Vests in all Hrht colors, plr.k, pale blue or white Ladles' pure silk Undervests, pink, pale blue and white, beautiful garments, p.t JJOc HOSIERY Ladles' fast black, drop stitch. double soles, extra high spliced heels and toes, a great 15 cent value.

Ladles' Hose with black boot and fancy top, double sole, colors guaranteed. X) cent value for 23c Ladies' fancy colored Hose, mercerized lsle, both plain colors and fcfrlpos, very elegant, for Ladies' black lace Hose, silk lisle, fcood ri.00 stocking 75c Ladies' silk lisle Hose, assorted colors, J2 25 value, for 81.75 Tho BoosrjArj DRY GOODS CO. 6 and 8 W. Wash. St.

A NEW DEPARTURE We fcava concluded to furnish wish to us arUflciai gaa with parties whj Meters without requiring a deposit. We wlJl' run service from malt to property line. furcUb, Inna tnmtmW 1 ff MI.M. am 4 furnish gas at On Dollar per thousand. The) only charge will ba from service pip froml property line to meter.

guarante thy wt Jl 1t perfect satisfaction. CaU at Gaa OSes for further Information. i THE OAS CO. CLARKE SONS Slot watGrEIoaiing 'PHONES 1401. 201 N.

DELAWARE ST. Jilt COONSE CO. JOBBERS OP ludi il One Cent JiAWord fO fHMf sa m. rr Wisf ssr (2 1 S3 If 5 i i Bizeest gad best of sfl shows." N. T.

Saa. i WILL XJtrflSIT INDIANAPOLIS, July AND 11 West Vusilcrtja Strict Ertis Performance twice dally ADAM fIePAUGH SELLS BROTHERS' 20th Century Cclcssus CIECHSES KSSASlBIES EIPf OEEOHS Bigger tad Batter Than Kver ALL STARS ALL FEATURES Including the European Sensation SB TEH FAUOUS Artistes Acrobane. 300 Arenic Chnmpion Stars in and upon th Tnree Rings, no sicoes; and ttas Dome Counties nnlque, exclntlve feature CAPT. WOODWARD'S, SEA LIONS '4 Herd! Performing Elephants M1NTIN6, THE MARVEL UK1CYCLE SPIRAL tS ALL STAR CUO WHS PTinn L. LADDER Ann.

uic luuiins cycuns IBB 5 POTTEHS Klrs and Queens of th Air. VFEITZEL ZOKELXA Floating Horlxontal Bars. All kinds of real, exciting, thrilling races In The tinge. Heroic Ulppodron.es. Gorgeous And Glittering Glories will be seen la th GRAND STREET PARADE Admission On Ticket Admits to All Advertised Attractions.

On the 'day of exhibition, nuinhared coupon. actually reserved seats nvar secured at Hu ders Drug 6 tore. Cor. Pennsylvania and Waah lngton ots. The CR0TTY TRIO IN SONGS AND DANCES rLliili 0 dapplles, lrj Ptaw and Fitting.

Maanfactarera of Wo4 Pneapa. VJ 371 S. Usrldlso St. PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY. 63 iLjifat.

fan kJlt. rJlT5 tv07 mi si gav ske i mff i 0. JlKl JUjul. 1' Facts are stubborn No matter how hard you try to get away from them, they are ever staring ne In the face. The above testimonial is only ne of many on file In our office.

We have In this case apparently departed from our nsual cuatom of "utng HOME testimonials only, but It la ONLY apparent, as th physician referred to. Dr. Wren nick, la a well known resident of Indianapolis, and lives on West Walnut street, near Illinois. In diseases of the THftOTIV It la well to remember that OEPURATOR TREATMENT JS DIRECT. The healing, soothing, dry.

antleptle (renor come In direct contact with the mucous membranes of the ooe and throat, nd the air cells In the lunn are fined with tne medicated vapor. All DISEASE GERMS ARE OESTROYED. Includtn the eerrna of TCBEKCt'LUSlS (f OXSUMPTIOS). and as a rexult the PATIENT CET3 WEU OEPURATOR TREATMENT Is the ONLY TREATMENT IN THE WORLJ reaches all parts of the air passages dlrecL It is tho only treatment known! whereby a DEFINITE AMOUNT of medicine Is carried directly to the affected parts. The medicines destroy the germs of CONSUMPTION and other germs, and are antiseptic and healing.

Their use Is followed by DIRECT RESULTS. Just "think for a1 moment how ridiculous It is to take medicine Into the stomach to heal the lungs. The old long route via the stomach Is never'sat! factory. OUR PATIENTS WILL TELL TOU Vhat the Depurator treatment has done! for them. They are RIGHT HERE AT HOME, AND YOU CAN WRITE TIIeJj OR CALL ON THEM.

They will also tell you that RESULTS "ARE' OuriFREK BOOK tens you air about the DEPURATOR TREATMENT nd contains testimonials from home people you know or may easily know. Write or call for It, It' appeals to your reason. It costs nothing to Investigate, i Vlaltora always welct me. 805 and 807 North Illinois Street. Indianapolis.

Ind. Old Phone ROWLEY, M. Medloal Dlreotor. HOURS Week days, a. m.

to :00 Evenings and Sundays, by aipolntment. Ccnsultation and trial treatment free, ASK FOR FREE BOOK. tha Soart tor Bo tbt The H. Lleber Company. TCd usually aalla tor 1 So and yov aro.

1 yap asm bavo ia iimgllgom mhlrt and pair of (roncn with an ao prcpi iatm ooilaf aod moartm Oaf DHaoIut'on Snlm che you tbo Trouaarw for $3.20 that war $3 tho Shirt for $1. 13 tha warn t2m03j WM9 Jo and a Collar, for tOo that Sororaf dollar a and mama oanta to your oradtt hooaato tho Eaatarm part mara want to rellro. From iho JJ 24 WaVWashlnston 5L WEHAVEYOURCAMERA Every makd that's worthy of our recommendation Is here to choose from. All are thoroughly tested by experts before being turned over to a buyer Prices are lower here than elsewhere. We buy more and sell more.

All Old Reasons, All Good Reasons why Lleber should be your headquarters for Cameras and photographic supplies. The H. Lieber Company IITllil 6003 TC3ACC0 Hil HJLX3 WCMUIHtii ECC lit VrTT ft Now Being Made from Fine Cuban Tobaccos Crop eMBOO. F. W.

RICE W. C. Manufacturer. Mt. Louis.

UNIOM MAO I. Washington and Pennsylvania Sts, The $8.75 Suit Sale is Still an Advantage Giving Opportunity. In spite of the extreme Heatj in face and eyes of the great selling jf Fancy Flannelsthis special ot Iff ni rancy neviuis, worsieas, uassim.eres, nam oerges and Cheviots has kept up the lively pace it started with just a week ago to day, proving that the weights are comfortable, the values extraordinary, and that the" privilege is one that is highly appreciated Well.it may be, when choice is offered of Suits that are worth and have been in regular stock. marked $1.2.50, $13.50 and $15.00" for the Suit. You can be fitted all right, for these are Saks made' Suits.

That assures another point 'that they, are best. made too. I i Special Cut Price in Flannel Coats and 400 Stripe and Check Flannel Coats, and Pants at special cut prices tor this week. Prices' $4 to $12.50. A saving of $2 to every coat and pants.

Saks. St Company Indiana' Largest flea andBoyV Outfitter. ASK YOUR rJEIGHBORG ABOUT UG WE HAVE DONE WORK 011 S07ZZ OF TIIEH We Rive a written guarantee, with the Union teal attached, for 1 5 jeirr on all work. Full Si! Bridst Ccli Cronj(22k) Khlls Crcwns XXT ACTING, EXAMIXATIO. CURAJdKa, TOOTH BLTACn TUTZ.

NoTE. The reason we do so much more esiractlng ihaa otier dental coucercs because we have all the latest painless methods. UUT ATTEND A ST. GES9IAN SPOKrt. Union PAIHLESS DEHTIGTC Cr.

Market and Clrel. East MsaamesL CROUrlO rXOOH. KO STAISI T3 CV.rS. WILBERT'S GERMAN PILE CURE CURES Don't suffer with that most common" nJ annnrrng cf all ailment hm ere 'r of Oerman I'll Cur praotlrele cur yna. Mney lt if jrou are p.

ir currj without fall. Sect oa receipt of IL or csl at offlce, 4.4 teveoscn i. i i I. .4.