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niTnri'n nr mnmi WILL PURIFY POLITICS ALL THINGS BARREO WHICH MAY INFLUENCE VOTES. F.EGUUTIOK'S ARE IRON CLAD Special te The ladlaaapoll Ootolwr S. Several days eg J. F. Pjke.

city Republican chair man. conferred with 4. O. Behymer, edttor of the Tipton Times, and Democratic chairman, Woking to purifying the balk i.i ftr win their power lay. With that rd In view.

Hitch chairman appointed a committee of tlx leading cIUkm, who are politicians, and requited thm to confer to war and mean by which the den algned object could attained. The matter was discussed among the workers of both political parties, and Saturday night there waa a Joint conference of the two which waa exceedingly har tnonious In detail. Indeed, the member I were so enthusiastic that when one side rrroposed certain' reforms the opposition would go them one better, so to speak, till the following la the substance of the weraJ propositions agreed to: The eesApatga fund shall esoslst of aniy a tt Amount of sacmsy par the legttl mi tipmn the campaign, such aa hall rt.t. raastc. pay of poll takers, prtnllnir.

pay poll book holders sad challetvgera at the pulia. i Candidate are prohibited tram vn enter Irs a aatooa fne any purpose. All treating on hetr part or tm the part ot any one In their be half, ta barred, evea 13 the presentation of a cigar, and no effort Is 'to made to art oat th vote er. etther party further than mere perraaakn. i No eonveyaneea or nautera are to be ero frfeyed by either aide exert.

Is cum of well known itbyeical disability en the part of the setae. I swearing la vase, 'where names ar not a the poll book, will be permitted, and no atimng lor absent voter WW bo tolerated. Everything Illegal Barrett In point of fact, everything smacking of illegality ts barred, and on the day of the lection the candidates of both parties are to assemble at an appointed place at I a. scd. In company with each other, march to the various polling Places.

Vhen all hare voted at their respective voting precincts, they wW return to the public r'luare. where they muht keep together till the polls close In the wvenlng. Two hundred ettlsena, equally representing the dominant parties, have signed he and have organised themselves Into a detectiva aasocXation. for the purpose of Uking the names of all violators of the law. the same to be reported to the prosecuting attorney, and for the purpose of prosecuting offenders a sufficient fund baa been raised, and a Demo rratie attciney will assist the Republican prosecutor, W.

Mount, in the prosecution of offenders. The interest In the outcome of the election is Intense with all classes of ettl xens, the Bepublicans standing for a rigid enforcement of the taw. while the Democrats hae declared for a liberal policy. It is the first time in the history of the city when thee issue bare been squarely tntd. 1 i 4 E.

GATES 0NJ30QKWALTER "Doesn't It mean something when a sua has been defeated three times and in hit fifth candidacy finds himself without political back era except the Indianapolis Gas Company? It la significant that during the ten years Mr. Bookwal ter has been in public life his one consistent backer has been the gas company," Edward E. Gates. WALTER T. TEMPL1N KILLED.

the death of Walter T. Templin. head brakeman. and the bteakagr of ten car Hi. mn nllo nn eurh other.

TWO Wreck In crewa were called into service and WH, thr lit waa eiht hnura before the body Cheviots. casalmeres and worsteds. In black, brown. blue and gray and a variety of Scotch weaves. Built for the more particular i menthose that Insist upon 'having the Insist upon having the Deat in in Equal Top Coats for Young Men Plain and fancy Covert Topf" Coats for young men istceiy tailored.

Coata tha have ev 1 try appearance of custom made. Worth HO. A special to morrow at clothes. I I2i50 Charge Account! Solicited $7.50 Mass. Ave.

Delaware St. 0UE1 AfJrJIVERSARY SALE CCLCCRATINO OWR FIFTEENTH BIRTHDAY BY PRESEMTINQ YOU WITH PART OF THE P'ROFITS Czo of Iho CzUz Ctcro' I The bugiest 'section in this big store. Skirts are our hobby. IN'o charge for alterations, extra for extra C2.05 for eTeh length Sklrti. array or black cloth or new fancy.

styles, cost you clsewhr re .00. GG.90 for cb'XTon Panama and i f.ne broadcloth even 1 length Skirts, cost you el where JiO.OO. 2II 2I3 C. Illinois Ctrcct 03.85 for broadcloth or Pana nta Skirts, new style plaited effects, all colors, cost you uptown' K09 to $7 M. G8.76 for es plaited taffeta silk Skirts, several near styles, will cost you elsewhere 04.85 for handsome' worsted broadcloth, or Panama Skirts, all colors.

styles to choose from cost elsewhere IS.O0. 010.95 for finest man tailored Panama Skirts, the season's swellest styles, cost elsewhere $15.00. AN NIVCRSARY SAtE OF OVER I.50O, nd TAILORED SUITS CC.05 for SVlnch Rir're 8ults. nobhy grsv. cost you eiaewtx re 1.0.00.

CI5.00 tor fne, Vjr.g. pure worrted Suit a. silk 1 l. cost rlnewber r.w. C8a75 for king coat Suite.

aat tn lined, all colors, cost elsewhere fU.aO. 01975 for fine Ionic Panama silk llned Suits, not matched elsewhere at GII.60 for line long broadcloth Suits, all colors, cost elsewhere K.S0. 024.00 for finest, man tailored Suits, choice of all the model $35.00 and $40.00 ones. 211 213 8. Illinois Street i INDIANAPOLIS AND VICINITY BKIKF SOTK OF THE WAV.

i Josephine r.tll ha old her home. ftt tra et. l)r Thdina I Ha fc lrtim rh Tti lot i 4DxlM fr t. Th dettl ks made throuKh the Hr C. I lik mf ycr mwncy A i rlm ctul til men.

Thur(tay i eninir. with (laud elelh. r. the president, The nthT arc Vlre preldent. Jo I eph HlehdlnK; errrtrv.

'heiiter Antiel; tr aeurer. i'hrp Annel I Orvllle ilarroiil. the Uunn tenor. aar.g. Katurday afternn hfore the mannurr r.f Hrnrj Sankr'N "Shu fiun" i rmian.

and no! mlv th dlrertnr. hut ihi Broken Wheel Wrecks Freight Train I naif rn uifii pr nt Harr en trie nanway. Aid. ti i Hhet.a it ISperlalto The Vdlnapoll Nw (. Mr.

Harroid to ar.i by CBOWNPOINT. October A broken flanxe was for the SAKKOW fX APK wreck a west bound fielght train An Jh' I inlK fit hav en a tra 1y In North the Erie railway Saturday night, causing eMerdav mornlnic YA at Thirtieth utreet. ui rleanlnj a in the hark yard At the time. hi tlffle a v. I half loaded 1th merchandln.

The broken I hetween lea" ualrhltlK thw Tf'rm whe waa under a ear near the rnrlne. In wa that Hrentiai: i ran nt xplam. ihv wi apoti um xpli4. tl and the momentum of the train cauiwd Bre.man ilu.t tn l.n hultet ai." ln th sk ti a Templin maa recorerexl. Mia nome was at i iiii.r..nti.

Germantown. where he had a wife! ylini FTij.inir the jewiiih ia and several small children. Ground to Pieces on tne i racn. 1 Hehre of it a. day (Special to Tha Indlanapolla N' faatins and eaamln.nl.

ti on 1 i dav It i u.ual In the J. uihIi hur. h. BATESVILLE. October jaroea hlld Ices In meniory thM of the i Plv a water boy.

attached to the east itrecat ion h. nae died the ei i ni wrvlce are held at the i.laar end construction was killed jester i mtTlt at 3 day by an early train, between this city rndut. i.y tjie Rev Mavrr Meeeinn and Morris. Hit body wan terribly man NEK I. OK MRU.

AKTtH. fled. He had been working night and. The funeral of Mm Parah A i a ter. day for some time, and it la presumed died Friday, was held thin afternoon at that he sat down on the track and fell 1rar Eplaeopal rhurrh, the hurial being asleep.

Several trains passed over hla rown h.ii cemetery. Mra farter wan in body. widow of Brlce Tarter, a prominent con a tractor. ho during hta life hullt many of the North Fide residence Mra farter LONG SEPARATED FROM WIFE. 6ZZ I Lad, th latter havlna arrived Lieut.

Allen Walker En Route to Porto i ye.terday to attend the funeral. Rleo to Visit His Family. skw okficeh klected. PORTLAND. October Allen "Walker, after a several weeka' visit with hla brother.

Dr. W. H. Walker, and bis slater. Mrs.

E. A. McKee. has left for Porto Rtco. to visit his wife and children, whom he has not seen for six years.

Lieut. Walker has served In the United 8tates army for twenty one years. He was A fmm the ranks and now com mands a company of Philippine scouts While with his regiment in the war with the Spanish in Cuba and Porto tco earn he married a Spanish woman, who is the owner of a large plantation In the Island He was ordered soon afterward to the Phllipp nea. He Vg to take his family with him (to his station in the new American possessions In the Pacific. Lieutenant Walker Is a native of Randolph eounty.

Nominations at Seymour. rsneoial to The pul la Newa. 8ETMOLTL October. The city Democracy has nominated: Mayor, Dr. H.

R.Kyte; clerk. Halleck Eudaley: treasurer, alias scnnuii. VT; largw, A. Barrtck and E. H.

Ahl brand. COMMIT 1 1 i 1. CiTectlTw Suits Medltam Price Broadcloth and cberlots, in every desirable color and some extremely rich effects in mannish materials. Various lengths. of coats beautifully CIO Eft iy taUored.

Aa effectlTe a suit as aMUaQIJ Tob And anywhere at any price Nattr CntflUH Coats English Coats ef high 'grade novelty weavaa. Collars and ruffs of sum color velvet. These coats are much in de mand 'Just now In the Fast. in too HWX. ve snow thera In two grades Ht and 012.75 Beautiful Qktrts of Crajr "Here is a special lin the most desirable fall Skirts of Tartoua shades of gray, saanniah ma teriau, beautifully made.

Priced elsewhere at HO, here at Men's We Fall Suits 80.75 street. ARMY GETS NEW FLAG. A new Has from the national headquarter wik preaented to the local corp cf the Salvation Army, yeaterdav, In one of aeveral rpeclal Saturday and Sunday aervicea conducted by Btaff Captain Atktna. dlvlafonal commander of the irmy'i work in Indiana, The flat presentation wa made bjr t'aptaln Atklna himself at a service laat night, la the armr'B hall. 430 West Waahinston street.

NEWSBOY PIANIST. Virgil Monka, 4 new boy of fourteen yeaaa. will give a piano recital, Friday evening, at the Third Chrlatlan church, aaalated bjr Mlaa Maud Parkhurat. soprano. He will play numbers by Haydn.

Hlmmel. Mosart. MaaoB. Wollenhaupt, Godard and Ravtna. Mlaa Parkhurat will ams a group of ahort aongs.

UNCOLN WHOOL HOUDAV. Bacauae of tha building of a connecting ln eloaure between the old and new parta of Lincoln school, work st that place haa been euapended for to day and to morrow. The building la not uaaafe, a waa reported, tha holiday being given only becauae the workmen would dlaturb the echool work. AT DEMOCRATIC XB. The Indiana Democratic Club entertained the Democratic nominee for city office Saturday night.

No epeechee were made. Gamea aad refreehraente were enjoyed by a large erowd. Mr. Baraga A lilac buah. belonging to Mrs.

Gertrude E. Oakaa, 112 Churchman avenue, la in bloe torn lor ma aacona umi nam. TWO MORE IN HALL OF FAML Names of Whittier and Lowell Are Added by Electors. NEW YORK. October The names John Oreenleaf Whittier and James Rus sell Lowell have been chosen to be in scribed in the Hall of Fame of the New Tork University Official announcement was made to day that Whittier name had been chosen by a vote of fifty two out of nlnety nve or tne noara or electors snH thai Mr Lawell had received fifty eight rotes.

Ffty one votes, or a majority St tne run noara oi electors ui iuu, is ecessarv fdr election. Two classes were considered for election, and these men were elected in. the author's class. There waa no election In the class of teachers. Tn 19oft.

twenrv nine names received elec fion and br the constitution of the Hall of Fame it was provided that every five years there should be an election of additional names. The names In tbe various classes had been under consideration by the board of 100 electors all summer. MEN WANTED FDR THE NAVY. Machinists, Carpenters, Electricians, Blacksmiths, Bakers and Others. Senior Lieut.

Cyrus Wlllard Cole, United States navy, with a corps of as sistants, opened a naval recruiting station at 20Vs North Delaware street to day, and will continue the station the rest of this week. Men in all mechanical department Of the navy are wanteo macninista, car nentora. electricians, blacksmiths, bakers, plumbers, boiler makers, and the various other craftsmen that make up the family of a cruiser or battiesnip. Apprentice sea mon alan are wanted in generous num bers. They will be taugtit useful trades if they so desire.

There are altogether about S.Q0U more men neeaea in uie i OLD HOUSE TORN DOWN. Dwelling in East Market Street Built of Logs and Weather Boarded. The Anderson property, S31 East 'Market street, was: recently bought Jay the Taggart Baking Company and the old dwelling la being torn away to roaks room for improvements. This house waa built of loss eighty years ago and the timbers, black walnut, cherry and oak. were cut on the lot.

The nouse waa later enlarged and weatherboarded. On the rear end of this lot. in Court street, between Alabama and New Jer sey, the Taggart Baking company win erect this fall a barn and stable to be three stories high, a brick, fireproof building to cost .000. Forty feet front In Market street win ne reservea ror a power plant to be erected in the near fu ture. 1 Clearing Fall Creek.

The Invitation of the Board of Public. Works for. bids to clear the channel of Fall creek under the Illinois and Merid ian streets and Central avenue bridges did not bring forth any competition today. The Council recently appropriated $1J00 for the work. City Engineer Jeup says thut the city will go anean ana ao the worn on its own accora now.

i ne neceaslty of clearing the channel of the obstructions has been urged In order to provide a more, ample waterway. The obstructions consist largely of staging and sheeting, which the contractors did not remove when they had completed tbe bridges Inspecting Federal Building. Richard Fourchy. of the Treasury Department at is this city making a careful Inspection of the general construction work on the new Fed em! building. The various other Inspect ors, for the electrical work, the heating blunt, elevators.

'and such fltlngs for the building, have practically completed their work. Mr. Fourchy says that it has been decided that the four marble allegorical figures shall be located at the south doors of the building. There was a disagreement between the Department and Mas sey Rhind. the sculptor, aa to the price.

The Ie part merit said that the 150,000 asked for the four figures waa too much. A compromise of 46.000 has been effected. Red Men Go to Plainfield The degree team of tin AWwokk Tribe of Red Men Na. S5, will go to Plalnfleld to night to help In the Initiation of a number of candidates. Friday night tbe team will go to New, Palestine, where tweutr thrre men will be initiated.

"i 4 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, OCTOBER VJOd i ni CASES AGAINST TICKET SCALPERS ARE DROPPED ACTION IN ME.YBERG CASE DEFINITELY POSTPONED. The raw of Mltc. wltli iiok forrerj BEDFORD. October I. The damage emit of 8.

against Col. A. C. Vorla. the Bedford banker, for 110.000.

alleging defamation of character, haa been yenned to the Monroe Circuit Court by William Lowa. The date of trial has not yet been set. i a Saloon Keeper Pleads Guilty. Perry Bramletli a saloon, keeper, at En gene street and NorOreatern avenue, pleaded guilty to violating the Nicholson law yesterday in the Police Court, and he was riveu the minimum fine of $10 and costs. Abe Krxuas.

the keeper of a saloon st Indian, avenue and Blackford street, was arrested on tne same charge. His case was continued. IN AGREEMENT WITH RAILROAD 8. Mt ybeTK. waa iudeti After the shooting Kinney wnlked to Paoll.

eight miles distant, and surrendered himself to Sheriff Marin. HI Plea will ul self defense. The coroner Is investigating. Knife User Hid in a Fodder Shock. Special to The Indliiiuux.il, N.

SAI.EM, October 9 Saturday night Henry Neai anil William Pavy came to blows through a misunderstanding, and Pavy used Ms knife with serious effect, cutting Neal on the neck and head. Pavy fled to avoid arrest. but Sheriff Schlaegel followed In close pursuit for ten miles to Livonia, where Pavy was found concealed In a barn under a stack of fodder. He was returned to this city, where he waived a preliminary hearing and was committed in default of bond. Both principals reside nine miles south of this city Quarreled Over a Woman.

Special to Tha Indianapolis New. BATE8YILLE. October WlHIam Smith, colored, shot and instantly killed John Hughes, another negro, at the Big Four railway construction camp at 2 a. m. yesterday, and the murderer was arrested and is held to await the action of the coroner, who is conducting an inquiry to day.

The negroes who witnessed the shooting claim that It was th out growth of horse play, but developments Indicate that the quarrel originated over a woman. NAMES IN CORNER STONE. Plan for $1 Hospital Subscriptions Laid Before Methodist Ministers. The Methodist Ministers' Association held its first meeting following the summer vacation, at Roberts Park church at 10 a. m.

to day. Memorials on the recent deaths of the Revs. F. A. Hamp and Robert Roberts were read.

The Revs. H. C. Cllppinger, pastor of Edwin Ray M. E.

church: H. 8. Headen. of Blackford street church; George D. Wolfe, of Fletcher Place church; L.

D. Moore, or Trinity church; A. H. DeLong and J. L.

Stout, assistant secretaries of the Methodist General Hospital, were admitted to membership. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, J. W. J.1 Collins; vice president, C. E.

Plock; secretary treasurer. C. Crook; executive committee, Joshua Stansfleld, II. C. Cllppinger, H.

8. Headen. W. C. Van Arsdel.

a lav member of the Methodist Hospital board told of a plan which had been adopted to obtain cash or subscriptions for the hospital fund before tne laying or the corner stone of that building on October 25. Envelopes are to be sent to Sunday schools and churches, and each person contributing $1 or more would have or her name placed in the corner stone. He explained that in the smaller Sunday school class one dollar would obtain the enrollment of all the pupils In the class. At the meeting next Monday morning the Rev. W.

O. Clinton, of Irvington, will read a paper on "Bearing of the Itinerary on Our Work." MONEY FOR HOME NURSING. Aid for the Charity Organization So ciety in Caring for Consumptives. It la hoped by the management of the Charity Organisation Society that action taken yesterday by the First Friends' church wtU be followed by other churches of the city. The First Friends' church, through Its department of home missions.

voted to give a stated amount monthly to the home nursing work of the Charity Organisation Society, particularly to that part of It devoted to the care of tubercular patients. The Charity Organisation Society has been working toward such an end tor a long time, and will continue Its efforts to persuade other churches to follow suit. The action was taken oy the First Friends' church after a talk to the home missions depur ent by Miss Ethel Clark, a worker In I. Charity Organisation Society. The tubercular work of the Chanty ur banisation Society is carried on under a superintendent, who works in the homes of those wno are not oojeci oi ciiaruy, oui are able to pay for frequent visits from trained nurse, under whose direction thev mav Droceed in the fresh air treat ment of tuberculosis.

The money given by the Friends' church will be devoted to the purchase of needed supplies. The work is distinguished from that of the Flower Mission, with whlcn it does not conflict In any way. Investigating Donavan'a Place. Joseph; Meyers, a driver of a brewery wagon. Complained to the police last night that he had been beaten In a fight in John Do rui van's saloon, at 803 South New Jersey street.

The police investigated and found Donavan In a room In tbe rear of hut saloon. He' denied that there bad been trouble at his place. Donavan is thu Democratic nominee for councilman from the Eleventh ward. Superintendent Kru ger detailed a man to investigate the case to day. He said Donavan would be arrested if it should be found that he baid been violating the law.

Lowe Slander Suit Venued. Special to The Indianapolis News) i thut hMve ert pt ndlnK In the Crtminul itirt havi practically been dropped. Tne 'ntinuncr wan reached after a onnul I t.illon hetwet M.trtln Huicir. nttornev for Meyberg. and John 8.

Duncan, who retr ntHi i in rue railroad. DAY'S RECORD OF VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses. KIlw MTilte and Hulda Tyk r. JMh KuaavU and Anna O'Neill. Anthony Hiarkmaa and Joale Harr farlnefard and Maude Welch.

William Hal ley and rmnnia Harrl. Ira Soott and Nellie Trcater. Hoy a I llano and Cora Parmerlea.1 John Doty and Martha Btevenaao. Birth Returns. Elbeet and Grace While.

22J Btatloa at firl. an(i Bertha O' Banyan, Sit Wood lawn ave girt. Davtd and Anna Uaaler. 1744 Brookaide rltl. harlea and Emella Ludwls.

11 8. Ma rl.llan arlrl. A. R. and Nancy Fa 1 roe Id, IW4 N.

Illinois a Km a ,1 I'. iwmmuTO I'Miay in riminui t.ourt, Mi and Ulmxle Schendel, 4M Shelby at iiiHi aa a result thf tk kft forir. ry cue j. "'J AllliaiDL 21W I aiooti ITt. hcrlea and Dolla Clark, elty.

hn Ialla and Amy Uparka, 7S Elm boy. Uennia and Anne CMara. Uara.it, Blrl. Henry and Clara Alamerer. till Vlre) at It in underXtiHHi that a written atrree Auauat and Frances, Stanie.

Tit Warman tnent was drawn tip by which the railroad 1 hoy. to drop the proaeot'tlon of the and Bet tie Jonea, lo3 Fletcher if Ihf tron involved in ticket ecaln would diacontinue their bttslneaM. Jhn and Mary Ooode. elty. Ti.

hjw iv it i. na norenc Roblnaon. S93 w. a in. do not care to reaume.

and the com Hur nl 1 laT it 1 Jerioy boy. ixfmiee. wat easily reached rioih Hugg btV arrears, in.l runcar. would not admit that any wrltt. r.

agieement had teen drawn un. ueatlt rtetUmS. hich brTHn at nundou yeaterday and wojld not talk of the case. I Katie Laeh. Be.

City Hoapltat, dementia, at fund da t.elnc nerMiiy A PcIm1 venire of one hundred men Michael Griffin. 5, 10W E. Seventeenth at. as ar.iwn ror Jury wrvice, but thev eejjnniia. were dlyiml.

'ed after the conTfnuance had i Hlnipeon, 2 Martlndale eonml. li.H.o erunterf 1, i aiona. en uy uuiK'Hn on tne ground that one the wltnene wan Alabama and a her was in St. Ixul. H.

A. Kra h. i he Pinkerton detective who worked up the case, was court ready to give hla teaitmony. MURDER IN A SALOON. Alonzo Mead Strikes Lee Kineey and Is Shot Dead.

tSjiecial to The In.llar.a.lin Neivr tiKI.KA.NS. Octolx H. Bad 1iUm1 had existed letween Alonso Mend, horse JulU Koehler. KZ. WO A.

Miaaouri aan tlc nila. Jan.e Howell. W. Maryland at. r.emorrhace Louisa Weill.

SU Hoe brook fever. iig. Ray and Mulberry. t.W typhoid Eat her Ki AJolpn, i montha. MtS'KiUalue entero colltta.

Frank Eiricleaton. 10 montha. Inanltloa. John II. Troupe.

H. 42 Downlnar rypbold feer Ian.ler Mill SO. 13 Ensllah cancer. Klley White, 5. Central Hospital for Inaane, menlnttti.

Fred Wel 4 montha. 3f Harmon Inanition. August Groearhel. l. City Hoapltal.

pneo or. Building Permits. fSplal to Th. Indlanapolla N.wij At the meetlne of the Truth Student urUaJr thy met Kaufmuii's Fred' dwUln, CapVSl neir j.LJeut ,10011 ana the old feud was renewed, re VZirn' CarTer! i riking The last EvtroiC i Ar Ja.l I i ti i Indiana ru.lia Iranau rrr(ary. Mm.

mrmngion JttaKer, ireasurrr, i nauru iviiuvu viin iiw revolver, snoot am; u11. wuiajui, ouiiq times and Instantly ViUlng hla Mine Eatella lao'r. The club will continue I antagonist. hold Ita meetlnira at North I'ennaylvanla P. Feutht.

dwelling. Walnut ami Germania, tl.wi. D. Hnlllday. cottage.

2M Sutherland t.su. Dr. Foxworthy, aduitlon. S3 X. Illinois, TaKgart Raking Company, brick stable.

Court, near New Jersey. V. Connlty. four cottages, Relchweia. near Wa Khlngton.

Iena Hamilton, cottage. Fay, near Eleventh. ti.y. William Rlfner. cottage.

Cheater, near Michigan. f. Real Ea.Jte Rachel Swain to George N. Bldriilge, Iota I. a.

4 and ftwain'a subdivision. Int a. Rater's addition, north side of Washington st. and east of Hawthorne avenue. i 1,621 47 Franklin L.

fipahr to Rollln H. Mc Crea. lots 1 and 4. Rorln's aubdl slon. lots I and Cloldberry'e subdivision, out lots 4s and 47, kit 1, 40x feet.

Improved, north sale Walnut west of Noble, lot 4, 30x100 feet. Improved, north aide of Walnut at. and east of Cincinnati st 4,009 06 John F. Wood at ux. to The Wood Weaver Printing Company.

art lot i. square 4. o.t,i teet. improved, south side of Ohio, weat Dela ware st SO.000 000 Oeorge J. Marott et to Eena M.

Krelger, lota 2 and 4. xetir Park subdivision part northeast Quarter, section 36. township 17. range 3. Washington township toe 00 Beatrice Dtttrtch to Helen MoCune, 12 lots off the northeast corner of Lot Indianapolis A Cincinnati; Railroad Company's addition.

40x120 feet each. vacant, west side of Keystone, and north of Hoyt ave 1 00 Thomas 4. Carter to Robert T. Reed, lot 3. J.

W. Beck a addition, subdivision part of Blocks 2 and J. W. A. Rhodes Illlnols st.

addition. 'x 136 feet. Improved, west aide of Capi tol north of Twenty third at 4.W0 00 Tutonla. No. 4.

Savings and Loan Association to Rudolph J. Miller, lot 7. Rohbins et Hill Place addition. feet. Improved, west side of De troit st south of Southeastern ave.

00 The p. C. Weyet.b;rg Company to William H. Hmlth. lot 10, Martin's New Tpra et.

addition, 40x111 feet. Improved, east aide of Hawthorne south of New Tork st 00 Dane 8. Dunlop. administrator, to Florence M. Dunlop, lot Lancaster' a Kelmont ave.

addition, 4xl feet. Improved, northweet corner of Belmont ave. and Lambert st 00 John P. Todd to Genevieve K. Johnston, lota tl and J2.

block 7. Lincoln Park addition. Nnxl40.7S Improved, nortbeaat corner of Twenty third and New Jersey at 12,500 09 Mary Koor to 8aaluel Welch, lot NS, McCarty'a Mibdivlelon. part out lot 120. 30x90 feet, vacant, east side Maple St south of Wilklns st Sun 00 Itvram Ijind Company to John X.

Pnhlman, lots 1. 2 and 3. block 3M. Biightwood. 37.xl2S feet each.

vacant, east side Olney north of Twenty eighth st ST. a) Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company, trustee, to Joab H. ood rulT. lot 1. McCabe Park addition.

47xli(i feet, vacant, northwest corner Capitol ave. and Thirty seventh st WO Barah Hmlth to Bell Meyers, part lot 83. juUan at al. a subdivision. Irvington, 1 3x15 feet, improved, north aide Beech wood east of Audubon road 1.400 00 Mary C.

Whitman at al. to Henry Eg gelhof. lot 2t, Curaon Park addition, 40x122. i feet, vacant, south aide Thirty second, weat of Miaaouri at 200 Louse tie Slmpaon et al. to Karaa Aaa Ferguson, part weat half, southwest quarter, set 1 Ion 23.

township 14. range 4. Franklin township I OS James F. Payne et to Laura L. Cadallader, lot 71.

John Armstrong's Keystone Park addition. 40x140.0 feet, vacant, south aid Congress weat of tUO Of Mary Matilda Karma et al. to Flora E. Casey, lota 7L Tt TVMcKernan A Pierce's subdivision of outlot 121, JOx tO fet each. Unproved, weat aide Capitol eouth of McCarty st 2.2ft! 00 Edward J.

Schauh et ux. to Isaac Wedge et lot 32, Martha John, son's addition. West Indiana poll. 70x120 vacant, south side Mar tha weat of Bismarck ave. SM SO Dove C.

Ten Eyck to Bailie lot WS, Davidson's second addition, 35 143 feet, im uroved. weat side High land south of North at. 1.500 00 Anna L. Monfort to David A. Coulter, lot William H.

Hubbard'a subdivision In Park Heights addition. 30 xl33 feet, vacant, east aids Missouri south of Thirtieth at TOO Caleb N. Lodge to Edgar O. 8 pink, kit 21, Dsnforth A Knox subdivision of the south part of outlot 173, 35x140 feet. Improved, west aide of Pennsylvania north of St.

Clair 7.WS) 00 Mary A. Sharp to Mary A. Oould et lot I. Merrill's subdivision, outlot 32, 44x202H feet. Improved, eaat side Alabama south of Henrv at: 1.090 0 Walter Jameson et ux.

to trustees Friendship Lodge. United Brethren of Friendship, weat half lot 47. Hanna's hairs' addition. xl5 feet. Inanrairad north side Pratt west of Oriental 00 William H.

Mausy et ux. to Dora M. Yearns, part southwest quarter, section 14. township 15. range 4.

loo acres. Warren towashlp 11,001 00 William Wottert et ux. to cnarlea Wolf art lot 47. Mtlllgana Brook Park addition. 4ral4t feet, vacant.

aorth side Brookside. west of L300 Alohso u. Moore to Catharine Wel h. lot lvL J. H.

Clark's addition, feet, vacant, west side Buf marrk. north of Michigan S3 00 Forest C. Shirley to Anna C. McKee. lot 10, Marietta Park.

47x166 feet. Iro oved. west side Hlchland Place. north of Twenty first 4,000 OS Henry J. Frier et ux.

to James W. Hensiey. tots t. t. J.

4. 7. 10, It. 2. 13.

14. 41. 42, 43. 44. 48.

4s. 47. PrieCa E. Washington addition. 41x130 fee each, vacant, bar.

taren Roach and Brookvills south of New Tork T.Ott Adam T. grayer et as to Kiosrt r. Starka. lot I. block la.

In section A. Forest Park addition. 40x133 feet, tin Droved, east side Rural south of Winks st 400 00 Henry J. Prier st ux. to James Hensley.

to feet off west end of lots It and IT Julian's, Johnson's, Raw la a and Good's subdivision, addition. JOx 70 feet. Improved, south side RaU oad weat of Good ave. 3.000 00 Flank 8. Redmond, trustee, to Catherine t.

Cam! lot la Frssee's Subdivision of square I. S7.xlt feet. Improved. seat aids 'of Delaware Iwath of North OS Catherine L. Campbell to Frank H.

Redmond, same 4.000 0 Alex Alexander to Meridian N. Parr et south half of the nnrthweat quarter, aertkm 38. lownnblp 17, range 6. laawrenca townahlp, 3.000 00 William C. Denny to Indianapolis Canoe 41uh.

lots 1 tot, and 13. Den ay's addltloa Olendale. irregular vacant, between White river and Lafayette road. north ef Era ericbavIHe .4.. 1.1 OS I John 8.

to same, part section CHAMBERS ONJOOKWALTER ls Mr. Boolnralter disinter ested man to this race? Is be without selfish purpose? He says he' wants rlndication. Vindication from what? Vindication from a repudiation by the Republicans of this city." Smiley N. Chambers. 33.

township 14. range 3, 3.t7 screa. la same vicinity Henry Kttel to WlUUm Seyler, lots aad 3, Cooper' a sabdlvision. part Johnson et ai 'a Eaat Washlngtntw eouth side Michigan east of Hamilton ave. Fayette 8.

Robs to Walter Gregory et inta and n. Aedmors addltloa. 100x132 feet, improved. west side Broadway, south a Thlrty ninth Fred Evans to Joseph W. Hutchinson) et lot 47, Armstrong park addition, 35x177 feet.

Improved, north side third at, north of Cllf tor. i Alvtn M. Makepeace to Ella M. Brandt. lot 273.

Fletcher a Wood, lawn addition, 40x187 feet. Improved, north aide of Pleasant west cf State ave. Judith C. Bryan to Frederick B. Rop key.

we half of lot JuUan et subdivision of lrvtogton. 7al2S feet, improved, ansith aio of Oak east of Audubon roaj Felix T. McWhirter to Albert W. Aimer, lota aad block IL Tnxeda Park addition. nUM feet, vacant, eaat aide Euclid aorta of New Tork st.

Alios J. Denny to Amos V. Glide well et part southeast quarter see' tton J. township 14. range 3.

pike township Edward K. Dovey to John Carion. part lot IS, Wright's Park are. addHKm and adjoining. 46x50 feet, north side Twenty fifth east of central ave.

Unproved Amanda E. Pursel to Clarence L. Kirk et aL. lot T. CoO park addition, town of Broad Ripple Andrew M.

Hu tin Jin to Sarah Half. man. lot 17 and one half of U. Downey et al. subdivision Bronkaide addition, 47x133.0 feet.

Improved, vest aide Depot, south of Twenty second street Walter B. Perklms to Fred Rush; lot la, Malvera addition, 37x18 feet, vacant, southwest corner Tibb ave. and Mlchlgaa street Albert W. Denny to William C. Rlfner et lot SC.

Bradley et E. Wsshlngtoa st. addition. 40x136 feet, vacant, side Cheaitr north of New York street Mary C. T.

Howe to Mary L. C1ev enger. lot 127. Talbott's revised addl tlon, 40x110 feet, vacant, weat side TsJbott south of Eighteenth street' John H. Hoffmark to Henry C.

Coons, trustee, lots 17 'and IX. block Beatya addition. 75x134 feet. Improved, east aide south of Iowa St Henry 8. Coons, trustee, to John H.

HofTmark et same Henry J. Laodors to Elmtra Martin, lot 7. Newman Oak Park addition. feet. Improved, east side Hillside south of Langley Elm Ira Martin to Alice A.

Landers, same Myrtle D. Cilder et al. to Harriet E. Shepard, lota I. aad 3, Hamlin's sub.l!viion lot 21.

Fletcher's second sdditlon. 119x141 feet, vacant, southwest corner Massachusetts are. and Commerce Mary 8. Ramsey to Anna Dunbar, lota ft. 00 and Fleming's fourth North Park sdditlon, 123x120 feet, vacant, west aid Bellefontalae south of Thirtieth st John C.

Barabill ta Kate F. Weea ner lot 125. Julian et subdivision. Irvington. 144x300 Improved, north side Raw Is east of Audubon road Samuel S.

Rhode to Kate A. Wey enberg. lot 14, Beauty ave addition. 32x140 feet. Improved, southwest side Beauty south of Vermont st.

William F. Wagner to Charles A. Wes thera, lots 212, 234. 237, S7. 241.

2tt and 245. Martin's second New Tork addition. feet each, vacant, north side New Tork sC, rear Lansing Michael C. Cronln to David F. Swain Transfer, 40: conalderatlun.

00 a 100 cjio 1 00 1 00 i ttoooo too OS ao os 2.000 os 12 It et lot 23. Morton Place sdditlon, 40X1K4 feet. Improved, weat aide Delaware aoulh of Twenty eeoond st 0,750 Thomas W. Johnson to Antoinette Hergt. part lota 21 and 22, Drake's subdivision, outlot 14.

30x100 feet. vacant, east aid Mlnker north of Market at. 1 00 50l On i i 1700 00 (7t 00 E7 COUNTY COURTS' RECORD. SUPERIOR COURT. Room 1 John IcMaatera, Judge Th.

City Loan Company vs. William K. Bchmalhois: foreclosure defendant defaulted; finding and judgment for plaintiff against defendant for H6.04 and coata; decree of foreclosure and order for aale. Henry A. Dewier va Anna Hoore foreclosure; defendant de faulted; finding and lodgment for plaintiff against defendant for 331.0.

aad costs; decree of foreclosure and order for aale. H. A. Daw ley va. Lee Tolbert; foreclosure; defendant defaulted: finding and judgment for plaintiff against defendant for 342.00 and costs; decree of foreclosure and order of.

aale. Room James kf. Leathers, Judge. Charles M. Rutledge vs.

Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company; damages; on trial by Jury. Room 3 Vinson Carter, Judge. Oerenlte Odeathal va Sylvester F. Bar hart; damages; Jury oat. CIRCUIT COURT.

Henry Clav Allen. Judae. F. fi. Sharp va.

Dr. Ifanker: damages; fur ther evidence heard. CRIMINAL COURT. Wllborn Wilson. Judge.

Mitchell Meybers; forgery; cause continued Indefinitely by consent of all parties. NEW SUITS'. Bailie Goodrich va. Elmer Goodrich et support; Circuit Court. Lutlshs Smith va Harry Smith: divorce: Room 1.

John Herbert va alallasa Herbert: Room James D. Whiting va. Whiting; divorce; Room David Clark va Henrietta Clark: divorce: Room 1 William Wllbavte va. Harry tarrer: cbangej to Circuit Crturt, Knots 2. Marine Ferry va Mueea' H.

Ferry; divorce; Room 3. Frank H. Uowea vs. The Mertdlsa Life and Trust Company; for receiver: Room 3. Elisabeth Defrees vs.

New Tork Investment Company; oa note; Circuit Court. Belle Daiurnerty et al. vs. Ada jonea et al. to set aside deed: Circuit Court Orace Close va Robert Close; support; Hoom 2.

Alma Knight vs. William Knight; for divorce; Circuit Court. BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE. I FINAL AKPEHrfMENT ROLLS APPROVED. Vn, walk, jMlrt, In a rtYi af Broadway to Pol leg are.

For cement walks and curb In Delaarars from Thirty second to Thirty third at. For gravel roadway and cement walks tn Twenty fifth from Cornell ave. to Martlndale ave. REHOLCTION A DOPTED. For cement walks la Graar frotn McCarty at.

to Stevens at. For aewer In Maryland from Blackford to California St. PETITIONS FILED. For graded street and walks In Ella from Twenty fifth to Thirtieth eta. For the extension of Harlan St.

from Lexlnc st. to Fletcher lave. For cement wslks in Buchanan from Wright st. to South East st. Not Governed by the Moore Law.

(Special to The Indianapolis News CLARK8 HI Lis October Owen C. Bailey, who was refused 4 license to retail Intoxicants by the County Commis sioners, has secured permission by appeal to Judge Dellart.of the Circuit bench. Rv monstrants tried to shut htm out under the Moore law. but aa his application wag filed before this law became effective, he won on appeal. He will be the only saloon keeper Jn this city and im ramie township.

S0CIU. SIDE OF CHURCHES, The Mary Fulton Society of the Taber nacle church will give a musicals Friday. October The W. I. M.

8.. of Meridian street M. E. church, will meet with Mrs. Alexander Taggart.

1524 Park avenue, Tuesday, at IXi o'clock The W. H. U. B. Vt the Fourth Presby terian church will meet to morrow after noon st i clocic.

witn airs, osier, zwo North New Jersey street. The W. H. M. of Broadway M.

E. church, will hold Us regular monthly meeting to morrow at o'clock at the home of sirs. jr. Ainsiey, central The Standard Bearers of Roberts Park church will hold tbelr regular monthly meeting this evening witn Mrs. u.

Koss. 171 Broadway, at 8 o'clock. A study of Japan will be taken up. The Ladies' Aid Society of College nue Baptist church will meet In the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. As matters oi importance win aiscusseo.

all members are asked to attend. The Rev. and Mrs. 8. I.

M'elker. of the Bluine avenue M. E. church, will observe their twentieth marrtagn anniversary to morrow evening and tne twentieth anniversary of the church will be celebrated uJ the same Urn. 0 a feeN 4 xJ 'W 0 Vilioii'YoiiAroTModSa How Happy You'll Go if, you come to THE HOME and buy your 0 hbusefurnishiittfs.

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