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f'l. I (VP, I tl ir i I I i 1 i PWim i (CHARLES WftEUiBE BODMEO i mi 1 I IS AN ADMINISTRATION MAN fSyfe rfPp with the yJh'y x)l U' Administration Moore Candi iSVlL ii. 1 daoy Novr Taker More SerU Vj I'S ou.ly 4 Organization. IS I.T 'lrvS 1 1 1 izv siBi Villi: nomination for m1 I I I of by many par i 13 ill It i Sii mv 'Oai tbSrta Mahaa Ja itr4 from Mr fai Mti in ilr. Horace j'ester WU iKberhardt has a ri has irone to ijortlleirni a few week.

1' 1 lira. Y. 1 of lintr Tf Mich 1 Im Thll Jeft Eastern trip i 14 P. Johrrttdri will leave AUantlCL Otr, 'Wimuma haa tropej'ti la New i pena a tnoifi iu enry Ilolle, of Chi'spD rjia rlslt Jdhn June at thej li.il ird. arj J.

Given has rnixft tf TTnk It aon, Dr; WtJt.ir ixlreQ. Margaret anil 'iNeit Maaon to Oldenburg to 4, wee. Palmer la 'jItfri aftmea nd Leona Johanmjn 'pt fet. FauL ijrs. A.

J. Smltfc, Tal ue, have returned frt a tbe East. J. Myrk and Baiter to West Baden ten rlln and MIssea Ki Ilerea avegone to Spenctr a few yyy Geneva and Mary. jC.tlrxrt ha from, a twi monjhf' In xirre u.

lirtnamejfr ai a left yesterday for Ow Orchard nnn Beck'jia returned rinkuckce. where jfifclf ed, for lln B. P. Hiti ttMfl Won JwM week for lirldgeaort.jConn to tivea. Vi: ranees Maxur, Ml(i: Frla Up Mrs.

Valter IiteberLaasd child" lackinae. BuUard Rlijat the Alis John FUbbackS' In: North 1 Mr. Georite DfUTttt Moxley Baturday for to ree weeks. jiff fi. Ca thro has" 6l from illss Flizabeth wlll month.

i i i chard Oent and on 'Mr jpone turg to visit jitrry Lrath lster. j) i Hcko and 'v'i3 Dickson. Hpl' p1l will Hfc; last of or Mackinac. A tl Mm. P.

Roll to to live. Mrs. Jtol'j V.til Visit ams ior a ji i C. Ripe and children pave Springs, In a mnth or mote: one. they i Mrs.

A. W. Farborn 11 daughr win lave Mon.inj jjej Georgian klnac and V'toT i fJ j. Wood hiis returned fPTtn Wal e. sir.

ooo jtn't ifciugntcr a lew wte ksj Crn and Mary JlaTii Hiave re om Detroit, vthciy In! ted er. Mrs. J. jJa.j it: anl' Cltib was last Mm at htir t. Eleventh street iJ mr Urs of vl itlng Mrs.

Tiivioi Jtirtries and i N.vrth Capirol ayi niiri 'Hi liowJand and; liriJhi fcv. Ben irdiliu HueheSf wtll rctlirn nevt a vimt to.rVer stmti, hit Jei lis ilushes, in. owrer has returne'l front Sylvan where he siient frlir weeks family, who have'i With trin Wright and sistB Misses Barr, Mi W4; Sec tt'iand i M. Ciarkr'left to da jjfor At iy ana Asoury trarKr vrt and ArthUi sT. liiitith who Wl h' rfjen cays ago la; As's tor ii 1 heir have arrived fkiftly tiHi Ilufralo.

ey ur spending si be fore ji oi to Boa north VI 1 Tl mai Tu ter We Ing CI umbia Club roof gnrfrii will re jntll. cool wijither, Surdsy. art Nnl. hursilay evSiliit mnn ifl gMesti, iiih V' Monday, etluy. r'rl lav and Sitttitu even isiermwr cwy.

i mZ titsti ef 'tkmtang rv' "anJr mnmrn are gtSfij f'r yearly. Mat tiieir 4t.ici ur atia rrlvf il. to tint ffa. toe i.vf ett" of i niztac ZrSj iT rn? Jt liiTient tr Mt Til ll tfrroufi hid witrenrtjr 1 rr i cKTJ tar r. My ret.

rTi'r'i. a 8 te.i oi tirt k'ntU, 6a, wr cki Miss Eleanor Marfan John will return Saturday, from St Louis, where ehe ha a visited fof six and Mr. W. Elchholta have rona to Columbia City and there Mrs. fcichhoit and, her mother, Mrs.

C. D. naidiicn, will go to Buffalo. Mrs. Anr.a Rothrmal 'and daughters Kate and Louisa and Miss Margaret i.mtx, ot LDgjnEport.

wno visited i Mrs. juu unu, nave returnea name. Mis Laurel V. Babb haa returned from Wtnona. and will leave this week for Somerset.

4 spend the remainder of tne scnooj vacauqn witn ner mother and Police Court Cases. In Pqlice Court, to day. Gus Alexis, the' Greek candy peddler, who was charged with taking a gold ring from a little was fined $3 and costs and sentenced to ten. days 4n jaU. Alexander Tanccy, pf Ind.

was fine! J3 and, cost for loitering. Two companions. Eugene Levy and William amiiii. rrrnea wit.n Dim. were dls.

the Medical Society some time next Johnaon County jntfalr countJfalr Fair. Jectlon that was raised against Bel that he Is too Closely connected with the present city administration will make his nomination difficult to obtain unless Tag gart and the rest of the machine operat ors pofcitlvely insist that he be the nom Inee. City Employe, for Maguire Whether or not the machine has made It known that Maguire is the chosen man It was evident during the day that his Charles Ma fair awakes to find himself in It. party last night Miss Bessie McClaini friends, they! are not to. celebrate her seventeenth birthday, working for Moore The guests were 'Misses Stella Is still the only candidate Kate WhlUook, Gladys Chapman, Marlon for whom any work haa Stokes.

Alice Statist. Clara Hllstech. Ber been done, although aa tha McClain Ethel Moore, Eva Menden matters now stand there hell, Una Welsh. Messrs. Lee Harris.

AN are liable to be four bert Brown, Howard Dorsey, Arthur Par il names on the ticket. It Ish. toward Abir Will and Roy Bios In still believed by manyw rvm, viarence noncn. iiarry Mcvnun ana that tne macnme win. in ruit Clifford Bourn, of Muncie.

sist that the four namescan feel himself A mnriu norttt iu nlacxl on the ticket. to Miss Laura "Johnson at her home in In order to give out the impression that llngti avenue. The guests were Miswea It is a iree ror ai race. Stella Shtnrleten; Hammond Martha. Sanford.

Lotta McClelland. Jes se jjowius. and Alma Schneider. Mr. and Mrs.

Caldwell, of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. Halgate and daughtersj of New Salem. Mr. and Mrs.

Wler havd gone to Denver for their wedding trip ana wnen iney Return win live at ZLll North New Jersy street receiving their friends' aftrr September 15. Christie Schmldtl HARTFORD CITT, August 15.J jAst at the reence rot the bride, occurred, the marriage' of F. DJ Christie, of th shoe firm of Christie Tlncher; aiul Mrs. Catharine Schmidt, hlgh! resjH ted woman, of this city. Tha ceremony was performed by the Rev.

fJ A. Schacffer, In the presence of a few relative and friends. The bride is the willow of tne late Michael Schmidt, vice president the Blackford Countv Bankj Mr. Chrljitle formerly resided in Indiana il a lew The bride is th puns, "It does me good to see the did man with I bad begun to believe that he was going! to glvi us the go by. tes with Fanning, but It is i said that The Jchns'n managers are he ts keeping out of the wayt as much iti for the largest fair In th.

possible antil after the nominations tyV'Xstory. The News Newsboys Band Is now Completing ar ennrag play on Wednesday. I rangements for tile ppmartes. MWl i iu" 11. Indiana lrj.

dayjuil greai e.torta win be mtude 1 Funeral of Ks. Clifton. The fusral of Mrs. Gertrude E. The Police Judge Race.

g. I ITt vya vasuu bAJi4(. VI Police Judge Daly that he will not be a I canoiaaie ior renuminnion wui onng a ton. wife If Maurice M. Clifton, who d4.

number of attorneys Into the race for lat' Tuesday at St Vincent's Hesplta 121 held at Kefiwitv avenue to morrow at 2 p. the nomination. Hertry Cox is the first to a petition having been i filed last night asking that bis name be THE IKDIANAiPOLIS JTEWS, TllL'TtHDAr, AUGUST l.r, 1001. Charles Mafrulne has been added to the list of candidates for the Democratic ayor and Is being talked workers, who do the bidding of the ifaachine, as the solution of the problem that has confronted them since Taggart, Jrppel and Keach refused to be forced intf the race. It Is the belief of his trlends lat he can be nominated and the fact that the same men who were so Insistent that either Taggart or Appcl should head the ticket have signed his petition has given rise to the report that he ha been agreed on as the most available candidate.

Maguire is a thorough administration man. being at this time a member of the Board of Public Works and having been a member of the Board of Safety during Taggart's first two terms. He is well knt wn among politicians and business men. but It Is believed that the same ob candidacy has created a favorable Impression among administration beneficiaries, who did more to help his boom than any others. The city employes seemed Jo take it for granted that Migulre had been selected by their leaders to head the ticket, for they talked of no other candidate.

and other party workers who never move until the ma chine starts apparently looked on Maguire in the same light. There were some, how 'ever, who did not be 'lleve that the machine would again sidetrack Boll In order to advance Maguire. as the latter was available at Ijinders entertained Miss I the tlme picked Bell as Ks candidate, Eudora Xandera 'and her visitors. Miss Bell, though. Is not regarded now as an Aphiegate, Miss Graham and Miss Atchin avowed candidate, as he Is not making a son.

at luncheon at the University Club canvnas, and It was also understood that to day Lee Mothershead has returned from Maxlnkuckeej where he was a guest with Mr. A. M. Ogle's, house party. Misa Gertrude Butlerj who was with Mrs.

Ogle, Juts gone to Sylvan Beach, Mich. Irvin Dickson and Mrs. Rhoda Earhartl he had said that he favored Maguire. The reception given Magulre's candidacy was responsible for a revival Of If.a talk that Bell name would be withdrawn, but there was no authority for statements to that effect. It was also said that Holtzman's name will be placed on the ticket, but his m'I'ef hoal? petition haa not been witlfdrawA.

and it of the bride in Mineratreet The Rev. B. not wnVeM the men who gied it jc vicnuii TZT request that It be wlth Bj rorv Todd and Miss Frances Todd. unsaid that grandchildren of 'the bridegroom. The Holtzman told!) Chairman house was decorated with palms and Keti h.

ft Dlc.k9on for Atlantic Ctty that he m. 1 not candidate, and thqir home in Relsner street. Mrs. 1). mk Howard.

of Rorkvllle, was among th thia haa been reportea A numler' of friends gave a I among Holtxman's Magulr I Willing. Maguire said to day that he Moore knew Cctway, Messrs. Harry Hollls, Clarence' til after the petition had been Hied. Me Mugger. Frank Lints.

Bert Huffman, will accept if nominated. am confused Charles Stevens, Walter Thompson. Chas. An nnt wh.t tn or hat Dits. Ralph Traub; Will Morgan.

James anf n.t John Dauguertv, i elate the honor that has peen done tne, "7T and it eeema to tne that If the party Wier Brown. f.hnirs confidence enoue In me to want Miss Lydla Florence Brown daughter me that I can not very well xefuse the of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown, an I nomination.

I have not, sought Edw CoUlns W.er were married la VyM.i oltHlon "had the following evening at the hpme of the bride' a pa names attached John Carlon rents. 1713 avenue, by the Q. Jones. Emil Fertlg, Edward Schur ChaM. VConrflep: j'TyanM church.

The ceremony at 7:30 was wit Jenkins. P. J. Gorman, C. Brldges, nessed by the family and intimate friend L.

D. Moody, J.vy. Losh. F. E.

Manker, and was followed by a targe reception; Hiram Browh. E. A. Cooper, Thomas: W. iiw nouse was aeyoratea with palms and Hollenbedt, jonn w.

isavin, w. v. erpen swxet peas Miss Stella Mumhr. of cer. Thomas L.

Sullivan. Henry Russe. Groen.iburg. presided at. the piano and J.

E. Florea. J. E. Christian.

Sterling pmyea me weaning march Irom Ixhen I R. Holt, John K. Brown, it. Bcnoen grln. The bride gewn was of white silk rogg.

John: c. Clark. P. C. Hill, Mj F.

oatisie witn oucnesse lace. Assisting a( Cummlng. H. H. Clark, James Burns, the reception with Mr.

and Mrs. Brown b. M. Ralston, Firman Charles A. were Delphla Brown, Mr.

and Mrsi Garhard. C. Schraaer. Lewis J. Brown.

Miss Kate Bass, of! H.nrv Ruse asked tlhs afternoon that It (reenood. and among the guests were be stated that he had 'not signed the neti tlon. "I was a warm supporter of Appel," said he, "but after he refused to let Us file a (petition jfor him I took no more Interest in the matter. I did not know of the petition for Maguire and. attended no meeting at which the petition was signed.

My son may have signed it, but I did not. as I was for Appel for the reason that I regarded i v. "ifA" iTi: mvun ih awe. Moore Now Taken Seriously. The Indications were this afternoon that the race for the nomination will be between Moore and Maguire unless, the latter should back down.

The leaders realize tnat Moore is De 1 iianrprniiR. rnrrnr inn inev on not wish him to be nominated. Enthuslas i In Int. a a. held' last night in tne rounn ana inir teenth wards, and It Is admitted by bis nnnnnrnti that he is building a better nrcmniution than they thought he would.

For the first time they are beginning to ounHMirv nerlouslv. The confl icmHj tuougni io men I dence or tne Atoore worw s' were working aa oid chean ieweW rm I hv are sure now that they will aver John Wllhf lnr, whose wile was muri age at least fifty working organlaers in dered laat falU was arrestiH) this fore every ward. noon patrolmen Huhn and Richards No petitions' will be received by Chalr oa the charge of petit larceny. man Fanning after to morrow, as the law 11 1 saya that none snau oe receivea wunin Mayor lanorei Committee of tn datv JtTfM.lrim?rle." wommiixee. Tb prtmary election board will probably Mayor Taggart, who has been asked to either to morrow night or Saturday.

appear before the investigating commlt although Fanning says he has not issued te of the Malrion County Medical So. a raI1 tor J' Taggart visited the committee robms for rletyf to give testimony concerning the the gt time this morning and for a few City Dispensary and Insanity trust, hasj minutes there was a.stampede. Thie work it Is tW far Ignored the commlr er happened to be in greeted him tee. which has no power to cWv as if be were the only boss and Secretary IXndance. The comma tee will reoorr Sahm smiled aweetiy ana saw.

pbtccd on the ticket. Cox says he "Intends to make an aggreseive canvass for the nomination. Oharlea A. Korbly, for whoth a booftv was started yesterday, will riot lb a can ENTERED IN THE RACE FOR DEM The kname of Sherman Steele was OCRATIC NOMINATION, TSrlZ 1 .1 ZU him THe name of 8. Little Is also re iving frequent and favorable mention.

it was reported to day that a petition had been filed with Chairman Fanning: to have the name of Luke Walpole placed on the ticket for police judgeL Walpole If widely known as ihe "blind Justice." Juil 'e Daly Rives as hi reason for not wanting to run again that the duties of the position are distasteful to htm. and he is anxious to get back to his laW practice Councilman at Large. Chrtg Waterman, former member of the Council, is talked of as a candidate for councilman at larg. He lives In the Eighth ward and Is well known among the Germans. ODD FELLOWS' SOUVENIR.

Official Badge for the Souvenir Grand Lodge Meeting. The official souvenir badge for the meeting of the Odd Fellows" Sovereign Grand Lodge In this city. September .16 to 21. was received by W. H.

Leedy. grand secretary, to day. It is of attractive and artistic design. Is made of bronxe and bears the bust In relief of Schuyer Colfax, founder of the Rebekah assembly. At the top bar of the badge are the ing.

'r 1 I THE SOUVENIR BADGE. wwds. "Hooslers' Welcome, I. O. O.

with the three links, the emblem of the Odd Fellows' fraternity. The medallion below, suspended by a pur pie satin band has the date of the meet Entries of teams' for the degree con tests the week of the meeting are coming In rapidly, and it is expected that fifty teams will compete. Provision for ample quarters for al' who come has been made, committees having been at work for weeka engaging private houses for dele gations. THE STEEL TRUST'S ANSWER. It I Furniahea a Puzzle for the Secre tary of State Trust Law.

Union B. Hunjl, Secretary of State, Is Irt a quandary over the reply he re ceived from the United States Steel Corporationthe steel trust to whose representatives he wrote, notifying them that the corporation would' be expected to file articles on the amouht of capital it had invested in Indiana. The company informed him that it simply owned stock in the companies In this State, and that in it was not a separate corporation. It expected the separate compa nies to file on the amount of their re spective investments in the State. Some of the steel companies have filed articles, others have not.

Mr. Hunt will probably submit matter 'to the Attorney General for an opinion, as he is not aatlsfled with the reply, and yet in the face of it does not know what step to lake next. "With regard to the combinations known to, be "trusts" in the generally accepted meaning of the terra, he holds that under the" foreign corporation act he Is bound to' accept their articles, and that he would be disobeying the law If he did not allow 'them to incorporate in the State. Attorney General Taylor 1 said to day. unofficially, there is no violation of other law in accepting articles of corporations under the foreign corporation act passed bv the last Legislature.

He was not closely familiar with all the provisions of the act. he said, but as far as Its effect was concerned, it only gave Indiana interests opportunity to proceed against the corporations in, the same way that they, would proceed against a corporation with headquarters in this State. It gave a Knowledge or tne Dusiness or the foreign corporations ana Drought rightful fees In to the State treasury. While the. Attorney General does not talk as to methods of procedure against trusts In Indiana, it is understood that no test is to be made of the Cooper "antitrust" act.

passed? by the last Legislature. At the time the lkw was passed, lawyers of this city and tn the State said its nnovlslons were of the weakest character and that no more, could be done under it against combinations tn traae man coutu be done under the common law. When asked with regard to the scope of the act. Attorpey Oeneral Taylor said he had not yet taken up the trust quesUon and that he would not like to give an opinion on the sttjength of the law. PARAGRAPHS OF THE DAY.

A lawn sociable will be given this even ing by the auxiliary to the B. or I. T. Otto Miller will entertain his employes to morrow night at his camp on the river hear Allison vllle. The BaDtlst Union tent, at Blackford and New York streets, was full last evening.

The subject discussed by tne Rev. N. Harper was "Partnership with uod and Our Lord Jesus ennst. The annual reunion of the Conrad fam ily, relatives and friends, will be held at Broad Ripple next Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Conrad, of North Indt anapolls. are the oldest members of the xamijjr.

I T. O. Hoy t. proprietor of the Hoyt Hotel, at Greenwood. has leased the hotel to James McQulnston.

a hotel man of Whtteland. Mr. Hoyt goes to Florida to represent an Indianapolis commission house in the fruit business. The TiDDeoanoe Loan and Trust Com Pany. of Lafayette, has incorporated.

with a capital atock JS0.00U. The list of directors and stockholders includes Senator TO Wood. Representative James E. Marshall, Daniel E. Storms.

George A. Jamison. F. Bellinger. W.

W. Alder. Feed Meyer. J. L.

Loeb. Otto A. Prass and J. Frank Hanly. Mrs.

Caroline J. BroeMng. wife of C. W. Bracking, "died at her home this morning.

About a month ago she was stricken with paralysis. A second stroke came ten days ago and she d'd not rally. Mrs. Broeklng waa a daughter or jonn a. u.

jaueiier. Three children and her husband survive. She was highly esteemed by all her neighbors and friends. Tne funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at the family home. 133) Bellefontalne street Tagnolla.

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O. wilt give a lawn fete and fair this evening at the corner of Morris and Harding street. There will be muic, dancing, a fish, pond and fortune telling. A seven pointed pillow will be voted to the most uooular ladv Druid of all the Druid cir cles. The committee is Mioses Wallace and Ballard.

Mesdames GUI and Mabee and Messrs. Miles. GUI and Smith. In case of rain the entertainment will be postponed, l. GREEKS AND RACE PREJUDICE CAUSES LIVELY BATTLE.

SpcUl tQ The Indlanapolb News. between the Greeks and the Americans employed in reballastlng the Chicago A Southeastern railway In this place. Ten Greeks were more or less Injured, and two America ds were hurt. One American knocked down four Greeks wflth a shovel. Emily Frank, of St.

Paul: Sister Mary Clarissa, Mary Daquette, of East Sag! naw. Sister Mary Vlrgilllus. Alice Mc Kay, of East Saginaw: Sister Pbtlomena. Delia Walsh, of Omaha; Sister Mary Se rena. Josephine Mitchell, of Omaha; Sister Mary Cassimer.

Katherlne Regan, of made to steal the young daughter of John Painter. The girl was carried to the door before she screamed and aroused her rather, when the Invader fled. On 8unday morning a man entered the home of Walter Musty and was almost successful In carrying off his five year old daughter, but the kidnapper stumbled and caused Mrs. Musty to waken, and be dropped the child, after a run of one hundred yards. SYSTEM OF IRRIGATION.

Owner of Marsh Lands Satisfactorily Solve the Problem. Special to Tha Indianapolis Newt. SOUTH BEND, August. 15. Christian Holler, Terre' Haute contractors employ union men.

and that only a few carpenters will, be affected. 1 Propheaylng Netly'a Release. (Special; to Tt Indianapolis MVNClCf Inxt. August lS. Clarence Rnssey.

nepheW; of Charlea Neely, who haa been with IffeljrVvar since tola (sphere on a shbrt "I do not want to fl! VIM th! UM." he ttM "rrMnl STONES FIGURE IN 1 AFFRAY to say that und" existing laws the Gov ernment can not convict Neely. I will return to Havana soon." Rusaey haa been acting as Neely'a business agent Ten Greek Were Severely Injured, irouDj. One American Knocking Four of Them Down with a Shovel. Approaching Nuptial. Special to Tns'Iadlanapolla News.) BLOOMINGTOX, Augttet approaching marriage is' announced of Prof.

William E. Clapham and! Miss Louise T. Louhry. at the home of the bride. In Montlcello, on the' 28th Inst DALEVILLE.

August 15. There S'? ls Pfesor I of law in Indiana University, and the was a pa uainc i oride eiect is a graduate from the Instl tutlon. class 1900. and Is a Kanni Kanna uamma. xcey win te at none in Bloom mgton arter October 1.

Smallpox Leads to Matrimony. Special to Th IndlaoapoUs News. 8ULLIVAX. Auanst 15: A few It was expected to day that trouble would Weeka ago, while several cases of smail be renewed, as both sides were prepared pox were prevalent at Hymera. thla coun for battle, but at this hour ail is quiet.

ty. and a quarantine had been established. Last night a large number ot ureeas Charles Zenor. a miner, who had been ex came to town and laid in a supply oi. p0sed to the disease, slipped away and ammunition, and their boss boasted tnat i cauea on auss May uaugherty.

As re. at a word from him they would kill the Ainmi uu. teruav. One American would have been killed had It not been for the interference of Sold the Engllah Right. friends.

There are seventy Greeks and PENDLETON. August 15. Will ninety Americans working between Dale I and Robert Morris, treasurer and sec vllle and Anderson. In Madison county, retary, respectively, have sold their stock Prosecutor Dearth was here to day from I in the Motsinger Manufacturing Company Muncie to Investigate, but found it was to Homer IMotsinger, previous to which out of his jurisdiction. I an 8 per cenLi dividend waa declared.

The Both Sides Armed company manufactures auto sparkers for The Americans ensared fn the riot were I singer, president, is now fin Europe, and from Middietown. except three men. who JSJg. live in iaieviue. ivery ureea is armea with a vicious knife and revolver.

They did not have revolvers on their persons yesterday and no shots were fired. Stones at.d clubs were thrown, and ten Greeks Benefit Late Potatoes. Special to The Indianapolis NewsT MARTINSVILLE. August 15. A heavy shower of rain I fell at a.

m. to were wounded by shovels in the hands of day. The rain cornea too late to do much Americans. Two Americans were hurt, food to crops, with the exception of late Carl Ross, of Mlddletown, receiving a Cut potatoes, but it affords a welcome relief irom a lone over ine eye ana Druises from the heat and dust Of the past ev on ills arm. jymny Americans ran ana I eral weeks.

some oecame entangiea in a Dart wire fence. The Greeks have two interpreters; None of the rest can epeak English. The trouble was caused by race prejudice. SOLEMN CEREMONIES. Sisters' of Providence.

Special to Tlj Indianapolis News. TERRE HAUTE. August li The close of the annual retreat of the order of Sisters of Providence of the United Stales, which was attended by TOO sisters from the parochial schools of the coun try, was the reception into the order of twelve postulants with solemn ceremony Wind and Hail Caused Damage. Sbectal to The Indianapolis Newt. J.

WHITESTOWN, August 15. The long continued drought, during whlcu no rain has fallen for eight weeks, was Twelve Postulants Received Into the broken' yesterday afternoon. Two miles west of this place a hail and wind storm prevailed, doing some damage to growing crops. Edison and Westinghouse Automobile Special to The Indianapolis News. BEND, August I5.The Studebaker wagon and carriage works will soon enter upon the manufacture of automobiles, Edison and "the Westing house company having Joined the Stude in ine iimpt i ai ot.

fliafj1 vi iie wus, takers in perfecting a the mother home of the order. The twelve I kind, young women first appeared Inj bridal white, and after an address by Bishop Chatard, they retired and reappeared in the somber garb of the order, which he handed to them individually The new sisters, with their religious names and their home addresses, were as follows: Sister Mary Emily, Lottie Cardinal, of incennes: Sister Josetta, Annie bhaeffer, of Piqua. Sister Mary vehirte or that i Plenty of Orders Booked. 1 Special to The Indianapolis Nsws. iELWOOD, August 15.

The El wood bottler works, recently purchased by a lo cal stock company from Nivison Wels kopf. of Reading, will renew operations on. the 21st, after two years' Idle ness. Already enougn oraers are booked to nearly consume the product of the first fire. Thrown in a Runaway Accident.

Special to The Indianapolis News.) WHITESTOWN, August 15. Miss Emma Smith, a teacher in the Whltes Indianapolls; Sister Joseph Aloyse. Anna schools, bat residing at Zlonsville, Whitfield, of Washington; 61ster Mary was thrown yesterday In a runaway accl Geraid. Emma Stack, of Port Huron, dent breaking a rib and receiving severe Mich. Sister Marie Francis, Elizabeth Internal injuries.

Her condition Is re Sullivan. of Chelsea, Sister Mary ported as alarming, nose, Aiary ouuivan, or cneisea, Mass. MANIA FOR KIDNAPPING. Betrothal' Special to The Indiana poll Nrwa.) CENTER VII.T.K. August 15.

Mr, Three Unsuccessful Attempts Are Re lan Mr. Lloyd K. HJ1I have announced Dorted at Vineennea. ine engagement or tneir aaugnter, Adan I t. Mill, to Clarenr W.

(Vlrmin TT.r. VINCENNES. August 15. A third Jansville. the marriage to occur in Septem attempt at kidnapping children here waalber.

i made at the home of Harrison Keith. His two sons. Ben and Kenneth, ten and eight "wo Plucky Uiris Disappointed. years old. were sleeping on the floor of the I Special to The iadlaoapoils News.) dining room.

A man entered througL the MOORESVjLLE. August 15. Tbe kitchen window and then removed the Misses Nora PeaM DeWeese, former window "screen of the dining room. He Mr residents fof this i place, went to Ok gathered up Ben Keith and waa about to lahoma and Ireglstered for claims in the pass him out of the window to a second UfCW man wnen Negotiating for Double Purchase. ior nis ramer.

i ine aianapper jumpea i i out of the window and with his compan aujuh i. Kepresenta lon About the same hour I tivea of the' canning trust are negotiating Monday morning a similar attempt waa the tr Canning Comoanv and the Magic City Canning Company, of this city, for tha purchase or the plants. Pastoral Call Accepted. Special to: The Indianapolis News. SHELBYVILL.E, August li The First Baptist church has extended a call to the Rev.

H. H. Hulten. of Jefferson ville and It has been accepted. MARRIAGE MADE KNOWN.

Will Pfaffln and Miss Isabel Harrii Were Married at Chicago. A letter receivea xnis morning to ol this county, who I nounces the marriage of Will Pfafflin, of cwns nearly 4,000 acres of Kankakee marsh land, has profited by reason of the drought by a system of Irrigation made possible by the extensive ditching and tiling which be bah ddne in the past. largely In straightening the crooked Kankakee river. Mr. Holier caused to be dug an immense ditch, from which led lateral ditches and tiling to all parts of his great marsh tract.

In the main ditch at Intervals were placed floodgates, which Could be opened or closed at will. When the drought began to make itself felt he regulated the outflow of water, the water backing up and nillng tne lateral ditches and tiling and giving his ground the best of irrigation. The result is no finer crops have been gathered tn northern Indiana than Mr. Holler will reap this season. SEVENTY EIGHTH Many Relatives and Friends Celebrate an Anniversary.

Special to Th Indianapolis New. MARTINSVILLE; i August 15. The seventy eighth birthday anniversary of the Hon. Noah J. Major waa made the occasion yesterday of the gathering his children and friends at the country home, known as Elmwood farm, near this city.

A dinner was served, and during the afternoon there was a abort pro gram. Misa Bessie Hendricks sang number of and there were short talks by friends, wishing' many happy returns of these anniversaries. Mr. Ma Jof waa born In August. 1S23.

He. haa been times married, the two former wives dying. 1S75 he married Mrs, Plercyv who still live. He waa three times elected to the Letrls ature. Mr.

Major has been a member of the Chris tian church for almost half a century. He is noted for his remarkable memory. Non Unioniita Barred from Working. Special to) The Indianapolis News. TERRE HAUTE.

August 15, Tue notice of the Terre. Haute Building Trades Council to the building contrac tors, which went Into effect to day. is that union mencan not work on jobs' where non union men are employed. The trades represented are carpenters. plumbers, tinners, flasterers, painters, decorators ajnd electrical workers.

The council reports that, aa a rule. thl city, a son of. the late William Pfaf flin, and Miss Isabel Harris, a daughter of Dr. I. N.

Harris, a physician of Rush vllle, hlch took place In Chicago Tues day. Mr. Pfafflin's business is away from the city and Mlis Harris met him in Chicago, where the ceremony was per formed. The couple waa engaged and it was expected that the wedding would take place this fall. Mr.

and Mrs. Pfaf flin will live in but have not de cided on their permanent address at present. Mrs. jvtarnin was until re cently employed at the toll desk of the New Telepnone NOT ON EXHIBITION SupL Quigley Agent Fail to See Ob jectionable Pictures. Another place in the city where the nlckle in the siQt machine is used to show pictures is.

in South Illinois street just off Washington streeL This place is run by the same man that has the shooting gallery tanner down tne street. Here, besides tne pictures, phonographs are ranged around the room. The pictures are not as bad aa those In the shooting gallery, but many of them are suggestive. Superintendent Quigley sent a man to Investigate the' pictures at the shooting gallery yesterday aftemsVm. but at the time of his agent's visit, be says, the pic tures were not on exniDiuon.

Fighting the Martinsville Line. The Indlanapojls St Vineennea Railroad Company haa begun injunction proceed ings in the Circuit Court, against the In dlanapoll Martinsville Rapid Transit Company to prevent It from occupylog tne maiana poiis at vineennea station grounds at Fiiendswood. 1 Caught a Big Catfish. 'Jack" Halcott, a member of the Family Outing an organisation composed of employes of the Board of Health, caught a fifteen pound Mississippi river catfish last night at the camp on White river west or AJitsonvuie. i Diamonds from J.

C. Sfpe, the diamond merchant, isu N. Meridian St. arrived home last week from his annual purchasing trio in fcu rope. and is now engaged in assorting and grading ine targe siocg.

ot diamonds, ru bles, emeralds and sapphires purchased while abroad. i TWO PnonifJEHT POOPLG 7 1 aunerea. wnn i Attorney To I catarrh for eight years before I found anything that would heru tn e. I have wasted hundreds of dollars trying to get relief, an never found anjr until I read of what Per una jclatmed to do fori rr A few4 bottles Cured me "completely; it not only cured 'my catarrh but Invigorated my whole system until to day 1 feel ten years younger and la complete and perfect health in fact. a i nw man, thanks to Peruna.

Delancy Young. When a patient calls at a drug store to procure so tne Peruna and tho druggist recommends somethinig else tnat wiu oe Just as good. It may be that he does not always recognixe the responsibility that he is taking upon himself. Such a substitute is always sure to result in failure and may. result fatally.

In some cases catarrh has a tendency to become chronic and it not Infrequently sets up disease that finally proves fatal. Peruna taken in timet will prevent these cases. To. substitute some other remedy means dangerous delay. It is certainly a great responsibility that any druggist takes upon himself to recommend anyone to take some imita FLOODS HI THE SOUTH large; COAS RT OF NEW! ORLEANS UNDER WATER.

TOWNS IN. DANGER Marty People Rendered Homeless by the Storm Wires Are Down and Traffic la Delayed Hurricane 'Signals Up. I NEW ORLEANS. August 15. The storm which developedi here yesterday after noon continued throughout the night and a heavy wind was still blowing to day.

The wind and rain was general along the coast and many trains are belated. Reports from the Mississippi sound indi cate that considerable damage has been done to small bridges, bathing piers ind wharves. Some small boats were damaged but no lives were lost The wires running to Port Eama are still down. The backing up of the filer in the river caused the overflow of much land lying along its banks around, and below the forts. Much of the rear sections of New Orleans is under water.

There is a foot of water in many homes. The Treme market Is flooded and scows have been brought into requisition to enable people to get from their homes to the higher portions of the city. The Louisville Nasnvme irain irom the east, due at 7:25, did noi arriv UuMruii of business men of New Or leans live along the Gulf coast during the summer, and have in us iar oeen able to reach the city. I excursion steamer New Camerta. wl ih wharf there, un blg rhlch capefse! car and is pounding hekvl ly against the pier.

The tugboat Neptune also capsixed. Mni armrvhenalon is felt Of extensive damage jto rtce by me storm. wn. from th rear oi tne cuy say inaii area about two miles in extent thickly populated, is flooded to a depth of tw feet, and that there is much suffering among the poorer classes In consequence. Local Forecast umciai tune a th following to day: "Hurricane signals along Louisiana and East Texas coast Storm off Louisiana coast undoubtedly of great intensity, is moving northwest mr, a mriit strike the coast between tne MlastssiDOi and Galveston, causing hurricane winds from an easterly direction on the Louisiana coast and northerly on the Texaa advicea have been received to day from urand iio ana newere.

Louisiana people are spending the summer at Grand Isle. Over 2.0 Uvea were lost at Cheniere when that neck of land was swept by the storm a rew years ago. The big cottonseed towboat Henry MSrx sang at urema qunr)g ine wiw wuj Floods In Kentucky. MIDDLESBORO. Ky.

August 15. Damage amounting to thousands of dol lars has been done those who occupy th valley farms. It has been raining for several days, and there are no signs of nhttorrvnt. A large portion of this val ley is Inundated. Stonega, was vis ited by a waterspout, which compelled three fourths of the inhabitants to See for their lives.

7 ne oamage in mai sec tion Is beyond estimation, tumoenana and Powell rivers are on a rampage, but the damage is not great in the higher section. Similar reports of floods come from all pans of the mountain aiaincm. DAILY CITY STATISTICS. 1 Marriage License. Charles Bore and IJIItan nintoo.

Richard Smith and Bessie I. Wall. B. Frank Means snd Nornfa A. Brown.

Oienn HolllnsswortB and Elsls E. Zlgler. Arthur T. LefTerson and Sophia fc Jaines. Irvla Dlcklson and Rhoda Earhart.

Frank ClsmenU and May GUdswelL Ed Brown and Lena Taylor. Henry O. Jones Jocelyn E. K. Lewis.

William Mlchetfelder and Freda Sojnmsrs. 1 IlA liair Ed ward O. Hsadrtcksoa and Margaret M. enon. Ivdvard Bolstaa ana atim nirxt.

Ausustas Cantrsil and Aurtisla Williams. John L. CantreU and Mamie K. Button. i Birth Return.

T. and Maggie TisJly. W. Pratt W. and Mary Jfeff.

715 ET: FCcialr st is and Anna. Engelhardt, 171S Fenneman boy. Marlon A and Aiinnia wwin, .4" couineai ern boy. Edward C. and Eiizaoetn oeaxn.

iwi cnaa wlck sc. glrL William and reari itiepper, i. rine sc. CThomaa and Llzaie Holder, tl)' Arbor.ava.. FYana r.

ana caiomns oiier, ivw ipir flrst sc. boy. Jams and Lena DeHoft, roi E. Washington 1. Floyd and Mrs.

mroy, wooasiue boy. Adam C. ana uiamw ooirivii, uhii st. girt. James H.

ana statiiaa vaviason, vt Waahlorton sc. boy. Braxton and Rosa 1 ay ior, sit v. court box mA. George ana Home cnaac.

vj a. va iicrrm st. boy. entero colltls. Death Return.

Helei Sparks. months, tjj Woodlawa ave Hosts R. Caster, 3, 1319 sc. typnold fever. Cuilding Permit.

Charles T. Boyer, double frame houne, RaJer and Twerity eliihlh liuo. tharl T. Boyer, doume rrame nnuse. xwen eirtb c.

near Radr sc lilw. Barl sra Snavrly, irnms pouse, iew Tork st. nekr Bank f.y. A. Bonner, arfditton.

fcii sc. J2i K. ESickler. tU E. Eleventh sc.

Tha Kstlonsl Msllenh'e. lastlns brk building. Holmes between Michigan and Walnut sts Albert part ttwnshlp li hii Real Estate Transfer. K. Brocks to fimu Carlton, northeast quarter sectiun 1.

range i. Lawreocs lywrv CL'HZD OF I CATAnnn. I Theio Two Cures liovo Dacn Ha da if Ccma ilernedy Had Been Substituted For Pcruna? 1 Mr. Ti Toung. attorney, counselor of I tlon of Ptrun whn th of ih Aurora Iodge Sn.

6H, ot the Mystic Work tient may depend upon having tie l'e era of the World, writes from 1.J South ruoa in time. Jlroadwsy, Aurora. I1L, as follows Read the testimonials of tbesa two two pie that were cured by Peruna. the druggists reeommendvd oh of thee imi tatlofm of Perur.a. would It be aupoed for an Instant that these two people, would be well to day? Hon.

W. 8. Ikune. Ordlnarr Judge) for Wilkes county. writes! i rem tvasning i ton.

the lol lowing letter; The Peruna Medicine Columbus. O. 1 1 men "This is to certify that I have used two! and one half bottles of Peruna for very bad cae of catarrh, and am happy to aay to you that 1 have ntlM.I. i ji. 1 recommend Peruna to Anyone from catarrh In any form.

Have also 'I i used It In my family, with satisfaciory results, both as a tonfo; and remedy for Catarrh." W. a.rLaneL i It you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results froth the use of Peruha. write at once to DjrJ Hdrtman. grvlng a statement or your; case and he wtll vice gratia. i Dr.

Hartifcan. President iof Th Hart man Sanltarluna. Coluhbus. Oi Chas. troateV to I Pann subdlrisitm outlut U.

Waahlnglja i near line at 1S00 to Mine. tl rrianj nonfl of: Twenty second Clayton A. Barth to I Vrl A. ton. lot T.

block 1 Tunnirt park, cur ner Waahlngton tt. an ColoraJo av. tnlon NatKJOal 8avlnrs and Loan A oclatlon Ow ar J. EnsUy wt 1J. Sourb't ad Utlon.

eorwr orthweatra avj aa Twntr ixih treet Samnel Law to Jolva SmltaT'Dart' iswia nan to fasnlus C. Brick ec lot 7.f IireaMs sutxtlvtrloni Jones's addition. Bond iL. near Chi St" 04 i 40 te root i southeast jurtar awrtiua township W. rang Ijiwr.nca townahtp Charles W.

Fairbanks to looold 1 Retnhart. lot 4j 8andrs additioa. Lxiwwr ran of Hast Catherine Miller to Eleanor O. Johnson, lot Allen Rout's norta adaltlon. Delawar batwaen sn.

nteenta and Elchtoantb 2.000 JPK N. Beck to "lar H. Hchoolay. lot Beck's Kuhdlvislna of Nortt if Illinois st. addition.

Capltul ar. near Twenty third a Same to William E. Upauldlng lot S. same' tvaa Grg B. Tandes to Henry lot Mlntum's Nortn adaltlon, comer Capitol ave." ami McLean Place jiu William Hrlfrnberger to Trrdlnandlna.

Iteem, Jot 13. Lasarns Flrrre'a Merldian Placa a.l.lltlon, McLean Place, east of Illinois st tlMSas Marl H. Trtylor to Benjamin F. Holmes, lot C. Pnuclaaa i lt.

Dela ware near Twit.fmnt 1 i. ji aa Patrick Morani to Uark A. Smith, lot IZ. Vajens silNlivtsloo tart Holmes's West End addition, eurner Bhsffleld are. and Walnut 1 nra as caa St.

u. i i as Rosco F. East to James H. Arm stead ax.4 lot lO. Kesgan t'ornell asj.

north of Twenrr fourth St, I i i TotM. i BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE. JKtK Contract Awarded. I T. T.

J. Mcr As Son. for 'repairing tnglna house No. Vi IA. Readvertisement Ordered.

For Stralrht nlns th West atreer bridge over Whit riven Resolution Adopted, i For cement walks In Eleventh strset. frora Bel lefon tains street to the Monoo tracks. Paper Ordered. I Tor raret roadway and cement walks" la Cornell avenue! fruni Twnty.tair4 to Twenty fifth tree l. 1 i HIGHER COURTS" RECORD.

errors. Notice. 1 Suoreme Court Minute." John V. Renard v. Aucust Grand 4 al.

Marion CrsC. Apoeileas' brief H. U.M. Sanders Hubbard vs. Aph L.

Oosa al. Morgaa C. C. Appellees' brief 1S.I7V Moses Conner rt al. vs.

8 tats tx rL Steuben Appellants' 'brief New Supreme Court Suit 1S.7M. William J. Barnes vs.1 Jennt B. Barnes. Porter C.

C. Kecord. Assignment oi Appellate Court Minutes. I i.V John H. Kn.ha va Felix P.

Andsraoa et al. Delaware C. C. AppeJIses' brief J.T. JosepH.T.

Duckwall ys. John IVintams. Delawsnr C. Appellee's brief In relolnrlei in. Miitioa to dismiss appeal.

Nolle n4 brief U). 4.WL Oeorre H. Manlova vs. ths Clelsnd Cincinnati. Chicago hi.

Loan Rallwsy Company. Madison C. O. Apvellee's brtof J.MS. Cltv of Oreensburc et al.

vs. Chm Zolier et al." Decatur C.T Appellees' pernios! for rehearing. New Appellate Cotsrt Suit. 4.114. Klrkcatrlck Cdnstructtnn Ouspanr vs.

Central Electric lunu any. Hancock C. Record. Asslgiiment of errors. In term.

Bond. COUNTY COURTS' RECORD. New; Suits. Kate Carpenter r. Lout" M.

Car filer. r. vorce. puperloe tvori. room Dor Wesby vs.

IJeorgs Callahan aX Tl enfurcs iudsroant. Circuit Coort. John hitacr va. Cora E. Whltacrs.

Dt vorce. Circuit Court. The City Bond Company vs. Proush'ton et al. Improvement Suoerioi Court, rwrni I.

Edith U. Egaers vs. Charlea U. yores. hurior court, room 1.

Christiana Ko howo vs. Frank L. Class 4 al. Replevin. Circuit Court, John Mmi va.

j. a. roung et ak Damases. Demand, flS.ftrt; 8uirlor Cijurt. ronra 4.

Cornelia F. Cosier vs. Curtis Cosier. Dlvoti. Clrruit Court.

Jennis Catello vs. John Castello et al. 6u port. Hupertor C'urt. room 1.

James v. inoini jo vs. ainenne a. TT l. ry.

n. uivorcs. ircoi i.our. 1 flBSOLUp i Pnniimn Genuine Cai Little Liver Fills, Mut Dear Signature) cf i Fac Slmil Wrrpr Belw. Tsa assail as mj io take aa rapcr.

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