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EQUIPMENT ORDERS IAGGIHG STATISTICS 17 CITY NEWS BRIES BOMBS BRING HIGH PREMIUMS REALESTATETRANSER RECORD CASTORIA ROADS WATCH CROP OUTLOOK CITY WINS $14676 BY SALE RESIDENCES BRING $25000 or Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the of and III 234 North Noble gen Use 2458 North Pennsyl or Over ie Simile Signature of Thirty Years eg NEW YORK CASTORIA PERRIN LAUDS ALDRICH PLAN 100 100 THINKS PROPOSITION SOUND lOG GARY TO SPEND MORE MONEY TRUST COMPANY GETS BONDS till) 500 lor 100 NEWS COURTS 100 ARMY ORDERS DISCUSS UNIORM LADINQ BILL Gen et Efforts to open 00 Greatest Nerve and Blood Tonic No 2 No 2 he OBITUARY Tippecanoe 7978 RISCQ IRE COSTS LIVES al 100 NEW Veneer SLAYS OUR KILLS um 100 a Transfers 40 consideration $'809019 Central What We Guarantee MIST No 2 Will Cure UNION SELECTS NEW HEAD Switchmen Elect Successor to Hawley of Mwwnnni irnumu Infants cwnDREv THE INDIANAPOLIS' STW UESDAY MAY 80 1911 100 100 his office after hav home by illness will pay the Iron rental and share In the property on a work of been in Interurban Noble Railway Appel Jacob Kremer who died will be held at the fam 21868 Ing vb to 1909 com et if vi George Mon errors geuernl counsel of the Amcrlciin Association said that the vast develop ment of modern business had altered the bill of lading mo dm to make it servo as a credit told of the fraudulent use of the IiIIIh and gave a hiMtory the innvemenr io have the national government regulate the matter 100 100 RHEUMATISM no matter how long standing Any case of Inflammation of the Budder or Enlarged Prostate Gland no matter if the pa tients have been for years forced to use a catheter BLOOD POISON IN ANY STAGE ANY CASE OB DIABETES It Is no stimulant Its effects are permanent and lasting Will cure any case of Stricture without local treatment Will remove entirely from the system Cancer and Cancerous Germs In addition to the above I 8 No 2 has cured many cases of Paralysis Locomotor the are al er I have given per sonal inspection to the working of I on the human system and must say that it entirely meets with my pro fessional sanction LOOMIS Late Demonstrator of Anatomy Phtladel Medical College train physt 13 14 Bcien BARRICADES PRISON DOOR before the crops move apparent it Is said A have been given dur weeks bit many 1m are pending BELLEONTAINE May Many families were rendered homeless in the village of Big springs this county by a fire which destroyed two thirds of the place early today The loss Is $100000 Many of those who fought the flames were overcome by heat the temperature being 97 In the shade Permit field artillery hi the grade of first vs Alice Hovey SUITS vs Suggs et al Assignment of assistant general Mobile Ohio and petition for of service cause with ARREST INTRUDER AT HOME After it Is alleged he entered a house on North Senate avenue last midnight Harry Williams who said Me lived In Springfield Mo was arrested by Plaln clothesman Bledsoe and Is being held without bond charged with loitering Id Is said that occupants of the house were away during the evening and returned home to find the man there Officer Bled soe who resides in that vicinity was I summoned the Clark Car al Damages Davis roe Notices 21925 Monroe 21926 al errors Aperfect Reiuerty for ComUp Hon Sour StomachDiania WomsromTilsiffnsffwrish IW3S and LOSS SKEW Sours a Boston banker In hls plea fur a uniform bill of lading said: "While we are not pretending to bn phil anthropists yt a uniform bill lading will bn especially helpful to the sinnll traders whoso capital Ih limited and who need tills Instrument for use as security 8 Duncan Iknrv Wallace and VValtcr nuslv wounding him marry a daughter of McVitte parents ielder ielder fall he OURTEEN PERSONS PERISH WHEN TRAINS CRASH IN OG tail a Spinal Trouble and apparently Incur ahi a iHiakps nf the nerves I has been on the market for over 3C years and has cured thousands or sufferers It is prescribed by leading physicians all over the country It is pleasant to take and absolutely safe It never increases or diminishes the action of the heart If you are suffering from any chronic disease you are urged to write to ue no matter how many doctors or kinds of medicines you have tried without relief WE GUARANTEE TO CURE YOU Indianapolis Life Endowment vs Patterson Warrick Assignment of errors In term Praecipe Notice issued The funeral of David Wallace who died Sunday will be held at 2 tomor row afternoon at the home of Arthur Grover 1435 North Meridian street The service and burial at Crown Hill Ceme tery will be private The funeral will be conducted by Stanhope Easterday a reader of the Second Church of Christ Scientist The pallbearers will be Ar thur Grover James Leathers (levering Jonn Jameson Henry and Exchange Appeal from The funeral of Rnndnv evening ily residence 180J North Meridian street at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon The service will be conducted by the Rev Haines pastor of the irst Presby terian Church of which Mr Kremer was a member Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery Mr Kremer Is survived by a widow and a daughter Mrs lames Howard He was manager of the Utility Stove and Range Company Mining Company vs petition the SuDtemo Court 7125 The Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur vs Lennert Warrick Appellant's peti tion to transfer to the Supreme Court 7930 uneral services for George Pigman 2135 North New Jersey street whose death occurred at the Deaconess Hos pltaly early yesterday morning as the re sult of injuries received last Thursday when he fell down the elevator shaft In the Odd ellow building will be con ducted at the home at 10 tomor row morning Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery Mr Pigman was a son of Charles Pigman secretary of the In dianapolis Mortar and uel Company 73 724 Woodlawn 7903 St administratrix brief 7916 brief 7923 Crull 7927 basis in proportion to the traffic which it handles I report on the Missouri Pacific condition which will be ready to submit to the board later in the week will show that the main trouble with the property has been its organization or rather its lack of organization and that a little money properly spent will take care of the requirements for several years The report will show the financial requirements for rehabilitation purposes to be nearer $25 000000 than 50000000 Arrangements for the picnic and cele bration to be given at the State air grounds on July 3 and 4 under the auspices of the Associated Brotherhood of Railroad Men in train service in Indianapolis are rapidly nearing comple tion The picnic will be given the first day A head on collision between two railroad engines running at the rate of seventy miles an hour will feature the program for the second day The com mittee in charge of the affair is com posed of iddler president Shepherd secretary and A Byers A Martin Bryan and A ar rell members of the board of directors NASHVILLE Tenn May 29 (Special) The feature of the first session of the Tennessee Association con vention was the address of John Perrin riiHirman ot the board of drieclors or letcher American National Bank of dlannpolis on "Thu Aldrich Plan Monetary Lugislat ion" Mr Perrin pointed out the defects of the present national banking system and spoke at length on the National Reserve iih suggested in the Aldrich Indianapolis Man Addresses Tennessee Bankers Who Adopt Resolution avoring New Currency System issue BONDS were as follows: BIRTHS Blaine and Delta Barker 420 Harris boy Guy and rances Brown 2331 letcher boy Jesse and Bertha Lout 1117 Reisner boy Leslie and Myrtle Benson 228 Kansas boy Thomas and Jessie Connors 519 West Nor wood boy William and Mary Snyder 838 North 'Jef ferson girl Henry and Louise Bernhardt 1435 Orange Lawyers and Bankers Urge Change In System Now In Use CINCINNATI May That "the national governnjt ia already breaking down under Its present load" and that the movement fur uniformity of state should bo supported were a3or tlons rnnde here today by Walter George Smith of Philadelphia before the commit tee on commercial law of the American Bar Association "To have the national government as sume control of powers now delegated to the states would mean an Imperial and beaurocratlc government" said Mr Smith His conclusions were drawn after a discussion of a suggestion that the problem of obtaining uniform bills of lad ing and warehouse receipts should thrown upon the ederal authority Thomas Paton of New York city 1740 Harvey organic West Michigan lobar APPELLATE COURT MINUTES The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Louis Railway Company vs Starks otrnH lv PlrJov AnnolliiA'a Appellee's request for oral argument May et al vs George Perry BOARD PUBLIC WORKS ROUTINE RESOLUTION ADOPTED Hermann street from second alley south of Ohio to Ohio permanent improvemnt INAL ASSESSMENT ROLLS APPROVED Local sewer in alley east of East from Raymond to Belt railroad Sherman drive from Washington to Pleas ant Run grading roadway curb and gravel walks Elder avenue from Michigan to Caivelage cement walks Absence of three months with permission tn go beyond the sou Is granted Capt ran cis 11 Lomax roast artillery corps Oftpt rank Lawton commissary see ing quartermaster will proceed to the Alex andria National Cemetery I'ineville La on official business pertaining to the reinter ment In that cemetery of remains tn behipped to that place from ort Ringgold and ort Brown Tex With the exception of the transfer of the residence property at the southwest corner of Michigan street and Capitol avenue yesterday from George Tanner to rank I Scott the local real estate market was dull so far as transfers filed for record indicated The consideration given in the deed for the Tanner property was $25000 Two residences occupy the site which is 67 feet by 202 feet or many years the property was the Tanner homestead Mr Scott's plans have not been announced The next largest deal reported was that of the sale of a house and lot on the west side of Washington boulevard south of Thirty first street for $S000 Alice Rochat was the rankle Cleveland PROPERTY IS William Roach exchanged properties ed at the noon meeting yesterday amount pledged so far in the reached $84586 The amounts were: Ktngan Co $500 Louis Hues mann $250 Mary Baldwin $100 Capitol Avenue Sunday school additional $10 Brightwood Church additional $14 Acetyleno Case Argued Attorneys In a suit brought by the Commercial Acetvlvne Company and the Prest Ltte Company against Orion Stuart of Indianapolis ar gued the case before Judge Anderson of the ederal Court yesterday The plaintiffs are seeking to restrain Mr Stuart from refilling acetylene tanks manufactured by them Judge Anderson took the case under advise ment Despondent 3eeks Death Continuous brood ing over domestic difficulties Is said to have caused Mrs Lulu Smock 25 years old to at tempt to end her life yesterday morning by swallowing a small quantity of carbolic acid while at the home of a friend Ada Bracken 1712 Sheldon street The woman was re moved to the City Hospital by Bicyclemen Reidy and Whitehead It Is said she will ro JIARR1AGE LICENSES Theodore Balden and Lillian McCurnts Zue Newton and Mary btlnnett Enos Edwards and Ada McBride Decatur Cunningham and Carrie Oliphant Joseph McWilliams and Margaret Pierce Leo Cooper and annie Rosuck David Davis and lorence Davis Abe Woodmansee and Mabel Thicks ten Edward Burk and Pearl Newton Clarence Hulsell and Mary Coleman Martin Taylor and Clara Trendeiman Kirk A Boggs and Mary Belser Louis Horner and Carolyns Smith Henry Lee and Alura Mack Thomas Reilly and Josephine Miller City Controller Harry Wallace yes terday disposed of bond issues of $200 000 for the improvement of the fire de partment and $100000 for new buildings at the City Hospital at premiums aggre gating $14676 The bonds were awarded under the bids at 2 in the after noon the Meyer Kiser Bank and New ton Todd jointly obtaining the fire depart ment bond issue for $209400 and the City Hospital bonds going at $115276 to the letcher American National Bank Elliott A Sons Breed Harrison of Cincinnati Miller Adams A Co and Gavin Payne Co who bid jointly Wild Co bid on each $50000 of the Issues and when the bids were opened at noon insisted that Controller Wallace grant them $50000 of each issue on the ground that they submitted high est bids on that amount Bidders sub mitting figures on the entire issues de clined to take any part of the issues un less obtaining the whole of one or the other Controller Wallace after con sulting City Attorney Merle A Wal ker awarded the bonds to the highest Diaaer on eacn separate MAYOR SIGNS Bidders and their blds The Meyer Kiser Bank and Newton Todd fire bonds $209100 Hospital bonds $115 170 letcher American National Bank Elliott Sons Breed A Harrison Mil ler Adams Co and Gavin Payne A Cn fire department bonds $209355 hos pital bonds $115276 Sons Co fire department bonds $206 405 hospital bonds $113520: Wild Co fire department bonds first $50 000 $52000 second $50000 $52250: third $50000 $52000 fourth $50000 $51750 to tal $208500 City Hospital bonds first $50000 $52500 second $30000 $312vO third $30000 $31050 total $114750 Mayor Shank signed his name 310 times during the morning preparing the bonds The sama number of signatures were af fixed by Controller Wallace during the afternoon City officials were surprised at the premiums the bonds brought al though it was anticipated that the offer at 4 per cent following their failure to attract any bidders when offered at 3 per cent would bring some premium No bids were received from outside firms 83856 Moore 83860 ter Automobile Company et Newberger Richards Simon Room 1 83857 Auto Purchasing Company vs Henry Pokorney Promotes DigestlonQeerfid ness and RestContalM neitfrr norMnenl Not Narcotic ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT Actable ftrparationfirAs slmilatingrtKfixxiandRwuia ling Ute Stomachs andBowusof Brcltal Announced Mrs Hugh McGIb ny and Miss Ruth Murphy will give a con cert at 8:15 tomorrow evening at St guildhouse Talbott avenua and Twenty first street Arranges Memorial George osx No 20 Woman's Relief corps will hold memorial services for the sailor and sol dier dead at the North Meridian street bridge at 6 this morning Missionary Society The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Hall Place Church will hold its monthly meeting at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at the home' of Mrs Clarence Greene 3513 North Capitol avenue Pupils Will Give Recital Pupils of Max Leckner will give a recital riday evening at at the Propylaeum Assisted by Miss Rachel Hamilton a puptl ot Mrs Leck ner Accompanists will be Miss Lucy Ham ilton piano and Miss Mildred Dilling harp Permits Return A requisition was honored yesterday by Governor Marshall tor the return of James Murphy under ar rest in ort Wayne and wanted In Chicago for larceny A requisition also was Issued for the return of Edward Watkins alias Dowd who was paroled from prison In Indiana and who later went to Minnesota he was arrested for theft Add to Hospital und Several large donations to the building fund for the addi tion to the Methodist Hospital were report The total campaign reported SAD STORIES CRUELTY WIN DIVORCES OR THREE Officials Assert That Lines Must Buy Rapidly to Prepare for Coming i Business 83861 Thomas Whallon Whallon Divorce Harding Room 3 83858 Christiana Moffit vs Amanda Tom linson To quiet title Joseph A Roberts Walter Carey 83562 Albert Noll vs the Clark Car ter Automobile Company Damages New berger Richards Simon Davis Room 4 83854 Anna Brishenk vs Theresa Gruber et al Conversion Oliver A Hackney 83859 Gertrude Schneldenbach vs Adolph Schneldenbach Divorce A Grant Room 5 83855 rank Henry etc vs Harry Rogers Damages Stout Tighe Stout SEEK TO INVEST SAVINGS A building and loan association officers and stockholders of which all foreigners filed articles of incorpora tion with the secretary of state yester day and will transact business In Gary The company is known as the Albert Wachowski Savings and Loan Company and has a capital stock of $200000 It Is set forth that the purpose of the associa tion is to "furnish its members with a safe and profitable investment of sav ings" The directors are Dominik Szy manski rank Zawadki Joseph Wa rhowski Xamery A Czonstka and Albert Wa chowski pla THINKS PLAN IS SOUND Mr errin dosed by saying: "What ever may be our political convIctionH or prejudices Senator Aldrich and the many who have so ably aided him uro entitled to our profound gratitude for the master ful way in which this great problem has been grasped and for tle comprehensive Holution proposed I believe this sug gested plan will boar the most critical economic analysis that it would cause the minimum change or disturbance in our banking institutions and banking methods and that it would fortify be yond our present conception our banking institutions and the vast fabric of busi ness interests depending upon them" Immediately after the address Watts of Nashville offered and the asso ciation unanimously approved a resolu tion favoring the Aldrich plan with modi fications itand Murders Employer Wife and Two Children PAWNEE CITY Neb May A McVIttie his wife and two children were shot and killed and a third child dangerously wounded in their beds early today by Jim ielder a farm hand who had been working for McVittle ielder later shot and killed himself after shoot ing Sheriff uller three times and seri riejuer wisneo io but her objected Sheriff uller found hiding in a schoolhouse and opened fire Seeing the sheriff shot himself Sale of Tanner Property on Capitol Avenu Marks Quiet Day In Local Market Three Bodies Are Recovered rom Ruins of Amusement Park SAN RANCISCO Cal May Three bodies have been recovered from the ashes of the fire that destroyed "The Chutes" San rancisco's largest outdoor amusement resort early this morning iremen are searching the ruins for bodies of others still unaccounted for Meyer Kiser Bank and Newton Yodd Obtain Entire ire Department Issue at $209400 Sue EnIey for ee Henry Spann one of the attorneys who defended Oliver Knsiev former countv attorney who caped a necond trial on a charge of em bezzlement of public funds when an Indict ment against him was quashed sued Mr Ensley in the Marion Circuit Court yester day for $1500 as fee due for services in the case Mr attorneys are Kealing Hugg Mr Hugg was orrt of the attorneys who defended Mr Ensley Nature Study Chib Officers The Indiana Nature Study Club at its annual meeting Saturday afternoon at "Buzzard's Roost" elected the following officers for the ensuing years: Woollen president Mrs Charles Dean vice president Miss Eliza beth Downhour secretary treasurer Benja min Douglass chairman: Blatch ley Mrs May May Edward Canis Mrs Blackledge McBride Miss Emma Mohr and Mrs riedley executive committee Sues I nder "Ash Act Judgment for $400 for violation of the ederal "ash act Is asked In a suit filed in the ederal Court yesterday by United States District At torney Charles Miller against the Chi cago Indianapolis Louisville Railway Com pany The bill of complaint alleges that the company operated trains March 28 and 29 1911 and that the ash pane of the locomo tives were so constructed that It was neces sary for an employe to go under the engine to empty them Similar suits are pending against other railway companies Held for Embezzlement John Radcliff 31 years old colored 539 Bowman street who bond several months ago fol lowing his arrest for operating a "blind and embezzlement was returned to Indianapolis yesterday from Duluth Minn by Detective Jacob Kurtz Logan Kurl 24 years old colored rear 19 North Pennsyl vania street walked Into the office of Capt Coffin yesterday afternoon and submitted to arrest on a warrant charging hlrn with em bezzlement It is said his brother gave him $5 with which to purchase some medicine several months ago and that he failed to return Speaks on Problem of Youth The "Prob lems of were discussed last night by Von Klein Smldt professor of psychology and education at De Pauw Uni versity before a large class at the A The speaker said that fathers should frankly answer questions of their sons for5 If the Information could not obtained at home by the boy approaching the adnles cent period he would get Information from some place rise ne anvoratea tne ing of young boys In a knowledge of ology He said the average boy of too ignorant of the psychological and title phases of his body Address I ST CO Toledo Ohio or Sale In Indianapolis by WEBER DRUG CO Claypool Hotel Bldg Premium of $40 Given for Noblesville City Securities NOBLESVILLE Ind May The $20000 in bonds which the city of No blesville has issued for the erection of a city building and library were sold at public auction this afternoon by County Treasurer John Bauchert They were bld in by the Wainwright Trust Com pany of this city at a premium of $40 Other blds were made by Gavin Payne Co and tSie letcher American Na tional Bank both of Indianapolis There are forty bonds of $500 each They will draw 4 per cent Interest $nd run for a period of ten years but the city reserves the privilege of paying them off at any time after the expiration of three years WASHINGTON May Army have been InMued as foilown: Maj Thales Amen ordnance depart ment Is detailed for duty an ordnance of ficer of ths national matches for 1911 He Will renort at once nv utter tn Hrle Robert Evans United Htates army exec utlvo officer of matches Maj Charles Lynch medical corps proceed to Boston on official business talnlng to tlm American Rod Gross and the conclusion of this duty will rcturdfer this dty jp Capt Harold Howard quarterir' will proceed to Ktevensville Mont on crann business pertaining to the Inspection purchase of horses ieu By direction of the President lrnt Lie tenant ring detailed for Insane Woman After Shooting at Hotel Man Thwarts Matrons Barricading the door to her cell with a huge chain torn from a bunk an insane woman giving the name of Mrs Ida Kltz held Matrons Reisner and Whitman of the City Prison at bay two hours yes terday afternoon The woman suffers from hallucinations that a strange man is annul io no ner narm the door to the roll proved futile until finally the matrons promised to guard her from the attacks of imaginary ene mies Mrs Kltz caused excitement about the Plaza Hotel early yesterday morning when she fired a revolver shot through the door of her room at Harry Rogers manager of the hotel When a squad of policemen arrived she efused to open the door inally when Mrs Kltz opened the door Bicycleman Schlangan stepped Into the room only to look Into the muzzle of a revolver At every move made by the officer to get possession of the weapon the woman thrust it nearer ids face and threatened to shoot After much maneu vering Bicycleman Scidangan succeeded in attracting the woman attention anotner direction ana when turned disarmed her President Eleven Years ST PAUL Minn May 29 rank Hawley of Buffalo president the Switchmen's Union of North America for eleven years today was defeated for re election by ffeberllng of Den ver defeat was the direct out come ot the switchmen strike ot 10 The election of officers will be pleted next Wednesday Mrs Ida Smith departed yesterday morning for Denver with the body of her husband Albert Smith Mrs sister Mrs Ada Bosworth of Win chester Ind accompanied her to Den ver where they will be met by Mr sister Mrs Mary Phillips and her two daughters and a nephew Mr Sidney Small Miss Hazel Small their niece came from Chicago here Mr Smith left his valuable collection of books 2000 volumes to found a library at Mesita Col Mr estate Is valued at $160000 uneral services are to be conducted by the Rev Tyler at the Broadway Christian Church in Denver BUILDING PERMITS Claysing shed 1121 Willow $25 Andrew Rogers addition 1859 Jones $125 Lungsford shed 426 North Gray $25 Home Stove Company repairs Kentucky avenue $300 Price dwelling Broadway near orty second $3000 Ruckelshaus dwelling 2217 Central $5000 Raymond Boehm repairs 637 South Dela ware $25 Spence dwelling Paris near Twenty eighth $1600 Heinrichs remodel 658 Eugene $500 SUPREME COURT MINUTES The state of Indiana ex rel Devern Bartholomew Marlon Ap brier NEW White et al Record t2) below White pt al Bradfutft Record Assignment of nuuvea vc uv ivhita n'c Nafinnai Monroe Record Assignment Notices (2) below School and Sewer Contract Call for More Than $500000 GARY Ind May Public Improve ment contracts aggregating $600(100 wne awarded in Gary today At a Npeclnl meeting of the Gary School Bvanl thia afternoon the contract was let to English Bros of Champaign 111 for the construc tion of the New roebel school building costing $207500 building wan de signed by I Bittner of St IxjuIh and Is patterned after the Emerson School of Gary celebrated as one of the most up to date educa tonal institutions In Indiana The board also purchased a 160 acre farm near Gary for the enlargement of the Parental School project in connection with the local school ayRtoni With the erec tion of dormitories and the improvement of the farm a auni aggregating $150000 will be expended The Board of Public Works awarded the contract for the con struction of the Tolleston sewer system to Michael Byrne of South Chicago for $165000 Limlteds Collide Head On Near Mc Cook Neb and Crews of Both Engines Are Killed McCOOK Neb May 29 ourteen per son wore killed and a score injured today when two through passenger trains on the Chicago Burlington Quincy rail road near this city No 9 westbound and No 12 eastbound met headon dur ing a fog The dead are Robert Shippen Clarence Hllsaheck of Holdredge Engineer John Hyder of Lincoln ireman Dameron of Lincoln Engineer AV Leahy of Lin coln ireman II Bowers A Ohlson George reer of McCook baggageman razier Omaha Neb salesman Harry Cole Denver Galoley Gretna Neb Wilson Tobias Neb Mrs II Culbertson Brimfield 111 unidentified Italian Of the passengers hurt none suffered any serious injury Among the pas sengers were members of the Denver and Omaha baseball teams on No 9 and President James McGill of the Denver club was among those slightly hurt Both trains wore running at high speed when the collision occurred The force of the crash was apparently felt more by the heavy west bound train the Colorado Limited which' was made up of bag gage and express car day coach diner two tourist sleepers a Pullman sleeper and an observation car The day coach was reduced to splinters and in this coach most of the casualties occurred Both engines were reduced to a mass of twisted steel in which were the mangled bodies of the engineers and firemen The dead and injured most of whom are residents of this section of the coun try were brought here The cause of the accident could not he learned but it was repotted that a mis understanding of orders was responsible Two Women and Man Tell Judge Their Marital Woes and Are reed rom When Ola Skinner refused to crate two bulldog pups and carry them a dis tance of about one mile to the railroad for shipment at the request of her hus band Everett Skinner she told Judge Pliny Bartholomew of the Superior Court Room 5 yesterday he threw his cup and saucer at her head At another time they both attempted to get posses sion of the same broom at the same moment and during the scuffle Mrs Skinner says she was hit on the end of the nose Other similar acts were re lated by Mrs Skinner in telling of her domestic woes At the end of the hear ing Judge Bartholomew granted her a divorce Lewis Hardin a preacher since he was 17 years old allowed his wife Eva Hardin to threaten him and stopped hot frying pans with his face for some time he told Judge Bartholomew when relating why he should be granted a di vorce He said his wife threatened to kill him and at another time when he asked her if something on the stove was not burning she slapped him with the smoky and hot Bide of the frying pan His face was severely burned he said Judge Bartholomew allowed him to leave the courtroom a free man Morris Worley whose wife Lula Worley sued him for divorce was able to show good reason for not appearing in answer to a summons when brought into the courtroom by an officer yester day afternoon In the morning when the case was called and Worley was not present Judge Bartholomew ordered him brought In by an officer Worley was found at the Workhouse and explained that his entreaties that he be allowed to go to court did not obtain his release He was allowed to accompany the of ficer His wife was given a divorce That the railroads of th6 United Stated are behind their equipment needs and will be forced to buy more freely in time to get deliveries 1 becoming more few small orders Ing 'the last few portant ones still In a majority of cases It is believed the railroad companies favor delaying defi nite Ordering until later in the growing season but in at least a few Important instances there is a disposition to go lahead on the present outlook for the crops If there is to be a heavy equip ment buying movement in anticipation of crops it probably will develop within thenext few days or the last two years the freight car rproduction scarcely has been equal to the estimated average annual destruction of carsy During that time retirement of cars as well as production has been under the average A vast part of the equipment of the railroads of the country has been in con stant use and a larger part of it is ready for the scrap heap than was the case or five years ago Cars ruined rapidly The annual death roll of freight cars In the United Stales is declared to be above the 100000 mark In 1910 the production of freight cars was 180000 including a few thousand for export This production added substantially to the country's car equipment but scarcely more than enough to make up for the of the previous two years during which the construction of cars ag gregated 95000 and 75000 respectively Thus the average annual production for the years 1908 1909 and 1910 only was about 116000 little more than enough to good the destruction and deprecia tion to say nothing of equipping some 4000 miles a year of wholly new line and taking care of the expanding volume of railroad traffic now exceeding that 1907 despite the recession that recently has taken place Underwood president of the Eric a short time ago undertook to refute the claim of a steel manufacturer that the longer the railroads deferred purchasing equipment the more they would even tually have to buy in a short space of time i His argument was that if a man wears his clothes longer now than for Imerly because of a reduced income he Leffects an actual decrease in his tailor bills which he does not have to make up Ht any subsequent tithe grantor the purchaser EXCHANGED and James Massey Mr Rnnrh trans ferred to Mr Massey real estate on the north side of Morris street east of Hard ing street for a consideration of $6000 and Mr Massey conveyed to Mr Roach property on the east side of Chester street south of Washington street for $4000 Albert Carter conveyed to Norbert A Dlckert property in Washington Town ship for $5400 and Hanford A Edson sold to Linnie Cecil a house and lot on the west side of Ashland avenuenorth of Eleventh street for $4150 orty trans fers altogether were filed involving $7809019 Nine building permits were issued the amount involving $10700 The record of real estate transfers and building permits follows: rank Weber to Patrick McGinty lots 692 and 693 Stout's New York street addition 75x120 feet improved northeast corner Astor street and Miley avenue $190000 Isaac Jones et al to executors to William A Moore lota 24 25 and 27 Smith et sub addition 30x120 feet each north side Reno street east of Eldridge street va cant 57500 vvnuarn raoore et al to Columbia School Supply Company part lots 21 and 22 Kappes et north addi tion 66x6616 feet vacant south of Eightenth street west of Senate ave nue Emma Brown et al to Wesley Hauf ler lot 478 Spann second Woodlawn addition 30x125 feet im proved south side Spann avenue east ui nprucc street rank Haufler et al Brown same William A Waldorf to Edwin Shep perd lot 482 Washington Heights 44x132 feet vacant west side Broad way south of orty second street 85000 George Tanner to rank I Scott lot 9 sub square 13 feet improved southwest corner Michigan street and Capitol ave nue 2500000 Kate wurtz et al to Martin Wurtz lot 24 block 13 North Indianapolis 30x 125 feet improved north side Udell street east of Barries avenue Anna Hodler et al to same same lot Julia A Sherer to Mary Bursott lot 16 sub part outlot 151 35x 129 feet Improved southwest corner Pettljohn and Douglass streets 27! George Cossell to Charles Hanch pu1 WUULIieUBL V4 ReC Li iil JI Wayne Township 80000 Albert Carter to Norbert A Dlckert part southwest Sec 1 Tp 16 3 Washington Township 540000 William Roach to James Masses et ux lot 2 first addition West Indianapolis 35x110 feet improved north side Morris street east of Hard ing street 600000 Hoach 40x149 feet Im side Chester avenue 400000 wm BM MB That you may judge of the value of the Great Specific for your BP" self we will send you one treatment by mail REK MB Bl Bl only asking that when cured yourself you will recommend Mm toothers Write confidentially to our medical department Wl giving symptoms $1 per box or six boxes for $5 SUITS ILED IN COUNTY COURTS CIRCUIT COURT 20162 Henry Spaan vs Oliver Ens ley On account Keallng Hugg 20163 rettis ury uooas company Gibbs et al To set aside deed Young 20164 Jessie Vatchet etc vs Joining Company Damages 20165 Clinton Marshall vs Christian Schrader ct al Restraining order Pickens Cox Conder 4 SUPERIOR COURT I Room 1 Margaret Moore vs Edward Divorce Claud Noll etc vs Emma II Parry Manufacturing Company vs Marton briefs Bradford vs Wegg et al Lake Appellant briers 7952 The Winona Company vs Wllliard reply briefs 7023 Princeton Coal Downer Gibson and brief to transfer to ON RAILROAD ROW Youngs traveling freight agent for the Empire line In Indianapolis spent yesterday at Chicago Johnson city passenger agent for the Indianapolis Southern has re turned from Evansville Ind A McDougal district passenger 'agent for the Indianapolis Southern in Indianapolis is in New Orleans La on business tray agent for the Union line In Indianapolis left yesterday for ind lay where he will spend a few days on business Atwood chief 1 engineer for the Lake Erie in Indianapolis will make an lupection trip over the Sandusky di vision tomorrow Morrison division passenger agent for the Illinois Central at Dubuque la spent yesterday in Indianapolis call ing on railroad men A Worcester assistant general manager for the Big our at Cincinnati will attend the automobile races at the Speedway today A Gould traveling passenger agent for the Chicago Northern at Cin cinnati spent yesterday calling on Indianapolis railroad men Hall general passenger agent for the Lake Erie in Indianapolis has re turned ffom Detroit Mich where he has been spending a few days Armstrong publicity manager for the Indiana Union Traction Company at Anderson Ind called on railroad men in Indianapolis yesterday Lewis division freight agent for the Big our in Indianapolis is expected to return from a trip through the North west the latter part of the week Mudd general manager of the Live Poultry Transportation Company at Chicago and party will arrive this morn ing to spend the day in Indianapolis Local railroad men say the movement of wool throughout Northern Indiana is brisk Mst of the shipments are be ing consigned to Philadelphia Pa and Bostofi Specifications have been issued by the Cambria Indiana railroad for 200 all steel hopper cars The cars are to be either New York Central or Pennsylvania standard Schaff vice president of the New York Central lines west of Buffalo headquarters at Chicago will arrive this morning to attend the automobile races at the Speedway Reynolds trainmaster of termi nals for the Pennsylvania and Vandalia in Indianapolis is in 1ng been confined to for several weeks Burchett freiffht fluent for the Ray DePugh commercial agent for the same road of St Louis Mo will spend today in Indianapolis Huddleston general auditor for the New York Central lines west of Buf falo headquarters at Chicago will arrive in Indianapolis this morning to at tend the automobile races Mcrrick'general superintendent of transportation for the New York Central lines west of Buffalo is spending a few cays at rench Lick Ind Mr Mer rick makes his headquarters at Chicago A meeting of the officers of the Peoria Association of Car Service will be held atPeoria III tomorrow 7 Cavanaugh superintendent of freight transportation for the Big our in Indianapolis will at tend tl meeting Dodson of New York formerly of Indianapolis and well known among rnllrziarl mon Hara cnant vaafarrlav ra11 ing on old friends in Indianapolis Mr Dodson is general manager for a "wild west" show i Whitenton general manager of the Rock Island will arrive in Indian apolis this morning in his private car from St Louis Mo He will leave to night for Chicago where he will spend a few days I The baseball game between teams from the Central Passenger Association and Western Passenger Association of Chi cago at Cedar Lake Ind Sunday after noon resulted in a victory for the former team by a score of 13 to 8 i George Maxfield district passenger agent for the Wabash In Indianapolis went to Delphi Ind yesterday on busl ness Mr Maxfield will spend the re mainder of the week visiting points in the territory of Thompson dis trict pasenger agent for the Wabash at ort Wayne Ind Is Jll More than 150000 cubic yards of dirt were used In filling in underneath the I viaduct on the Logansport division of the Indiana Union Traction line near Noblesville Ind The viaduct was three quarters of a mile long and was iv irom io ieet nign ine making the improvement has progress for several weeks I May loading of the Illinois shows a substantial increase over last I earnings because of the greater I proportion of low revenue freight than a I year ago Coal grain live stock and I other commodities except hogs and lum I hr afa ahnd Gpnprsii frpfo'ht ia ahead but average length haul is less Crop advices rrom almost all sections of the system are satisfactory Pennsylvania railroad circulars received' in Indianapolis yesterday contain an nouncements of the appointments of Eysmans as division freight agent for the Buffalo Allegheny and Western Penn sylvania division at Pittsburg Pa II Aievengei us cuai miu utjjguc a geni ai I Philadelphia Pa and Willis as division freight acent for the Erie division Lj and Buffalo Allegheny Valley at Erie I jra ah ol me appuinunenis oecome effective June 1 i The directors of the St Louis San rancisco yesterday approved the con tract with' the St Louis Iron Mountain Southern fbr the use of its tracks on the west bank of the Mississippi River from lemphis Tenn to Baton Rouge La This traffic agreement is to run for ninety years it is understood and the san rancisco line Mflimtnln nn annual the maintenance of James Massey to William 1OX 0 MOK'S BUD proved east south of Washlne'tan street Indiana Investment and Securities Com pany to German American Trust Com pany trustee 72 lots Garfield Heights vacant south of McKinley street west of Shelby street rank Haufler et al to Elizabeth Baker lot 4 sub part outlot 158 feet improved southwest side Indiana avenue west of Minerva street rank Haufler et al to Josephine Lux lot 9 State street addi tton improved west slfo Phwraii street south ot Lexington avenue 100 Ida Stanley to Henry Rochat lot 21 third Central avenue addi tion 50x137 feet vacant east side Washington boulevard north of Thir tieth street 270000 Ernest Reese to Thomas Scott lot 152 Bradley et East Wash ington street addition 37x135 feet im proved east side Bradley street south of New York street 250000 Hanford A Edson to Lfnnie Cecil lot 22 and part 23 sub 50x 134 feet improved west side Ashland avenue north of Eleventh street 41 5000 ranz Riedel to William Mowwe part lot 13 block 23 addition 40x feet improved east of Ring gold street north of Beecher street 40000 Wewoka Tribe I to George Goerke Jot 142 Bradley et East Washington street addition 37x 135 feet vacant southwest corner New York and Denny streets 55000 Albert Smith to Melvin Hen dricks lot 29 first addition 40 X135 feet Improved west side Ches ter avenue ndrth of Moore avenue 300000 AX'nr rl tn TVilllnm XT i i luiuiurr lot 177 South Brookside addition va cant east side Oxford street south nf Sixteenth street 200 1 William Kurtz to William ton lot 1 sub Belmont addi tion 40x140 feet improved southwest corner Miller street and Blaine ave nue 6250 Sherley Sample to Harry Blacklidge et ux lot 43 West Tenth 'street addition 39x96 feet improved west side Mount street north of Elev enth street 170000 Sterling Holt to William Downey lot 160 Julian et sub Irvington 60x160 feet vacant south side Rawls avenue east of Audubon avenue 52 19 UnInn Trust Company trustee to Merid ian Securities Company lots 660 and 661 Montrose addition 80x130 feet vacant south side orty fourth east of railroad 300 00 Henry Kraemer to William Woods et ux part lot 17 second Ma rton Heights 50x135 feet improved southwest corner Shelby street and Russell avenue 1650 00 Edwin Springer et al to Amanda Houser lots 325 and 326 Arm strong Park 70x170 feet vacant north side Thirty fourth street west of Clif ton street 122500 Herbert Poyner to Henry Brown part lot 31 Meridian Park 50x149 feet vacant south side Thirty second street west of Pennsylvania street 800000 uarey ennui ncurixy i rust com pany trustee 93 lots North Side ad dition vacant west of Ralston ave nue and north of Thirtieth street Charles McCune to John Weathers lots 34 and 35 McCord et south east addition 30x132 feet each va cant south side McCord street east of Shelby street 15000 James Layman et al to Edward Tobin lot 30 Irvington Park 41x 141 feet vacant south side New York street west of Emerson avenue 37500 Alice Rochat to rankie Cleve land et al lot 16 second Meridian Park 50x129 feet im proved west side Washington boule vard south of Thirty first street 800000 Clara Litel to John Lltel lot 5 Washington Square 12860x297 feet vacant southeast corner iftieth and Illinois streets 125000 Josephus Lltel to samr part lot 9 sub vacant east of Illi nois street south of orty sixth street John Litel to Josephus Litel part same lot Same to Josephus Litel part same lot Same to Clara Litel part same lot Myers et al vs Manlove ayette netitlon for time 7883 The city of Gary Ind vs Much Lake petition and brief on rehearing 7173 Henderson vs McGruder Marion Appellant petition and brier for hearing 7S67 Gaskill vs Barnett Greene Annellant's reolv briefs 7889 Currey et al vs Plessinger admin istrator wells Appenee leave to file briefs with proof petition to advance proof of service nmmons vs aenancK briefs 7991 Maiben vs Manlove et al Cass motion to dismiss appeal Proof of notice June 12 1911 7102 The Louisville Southern Indiana Traction Company vs Snead Clark Appellee's briefs on petition transfer to the Supreme Court NEW SUITS R94R Cohen et al vs Relchman et Marion Record Assignment of errors In term Bond 8049 The Company Kecora Bond DEATHS Lulu Slersdorfer City Hospital pulmonary tuberculosis Mary Robinson 62 607 East McCarty mitral Insufficiency Cleo Marine 4 months 1630 Arrow per tussis John Clark 58 City Hospital cerebral apo William A Murphy arterfco sclerosis James Cash 68 heart disease John Neeley 71 1029 pneumonia Jack Allen 2 months eral tuberculosis Mary Sanders 83 vania chronic myocarditis Grace Goldsberry 32 1998 North New Jersey acute gastro enteritis Virginia Brown 20 Deaconess Hospital acute pachymeningitis Anton Corenc 26 734 North Holmes drowning William Wilson 52 426 West Eleventh car cinoma of stomach George Loucks 72 34 South West cir rhosis of liver Exact Copy of Wrapper KM Hi kBh m1 1 ipytrantned Signature ZO I irAa I aW 4 11 a SSHSJm i Wrmini 1 Mk I i 1 y's 1 ii: MIST a wa Kg 4 i'1 I 1 i I tK'! 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