The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

am FILED iffl TEBBOB D. W. Ptsseuer Train GaesThroofh a Tree. PASSENGERS ALL SCARED. Other Items About Railroads and Men.

The I D. W. passenger train due here nt a. Sunday. a tree that the ntorm had blown acrons the lacks at point two mlless east of Mon.

teiuma. Ind. The train wan running at If Kh of when the accident occurred. Since the stiikc of Hie 1.. machln- Ista the head liiitli UMially on D.

passenge- have been ther no one lo look after them, and the engine was uainis an ordlnarv 'Iho olwlruitlon. cfuld r.i.t Le till lral almost tipoii emcrgencv all hard enough to slide the pus. wiigern from ll.ilr stats, br; the Mruik the a npfed. rutllni; through obslructlon. The Jar when the emergency brake waa applied awoki everybody and the crush us engine hit the tree and the scraping of thi branches the aides of the twin fllle the souls of passengers with terror.

Bag- gageman H. Jamison was taking things between and w.i: rudely awakened from a dream of when the of an elm limb criisheit through the side of the baggage car. nar rowly missing him. The engine stayed on the rails nnd nol a person wan hurl. The worst damage the engine w.m the mushing In of the head end.

The engine was No. 1" In chaj-ge Engineer llotkerv. who was limning ex Ira In the place of Elmer Towneend. thi regular engineer The damaged head em wan temporarily il by the cub cur lain and Conductor Minims to get hin train to Mont Kiinu. Then he found freight train or.

the siding Wires wen- down between Monlemm. nnd Indianapolis and In the of or dern Condu lor 8lmms took freight nglni No. 7 and brought the train lo I i where he arrived an hour and a half Lite "FINN KOAX'H Fast Tine on Handcar by Oavli and Tunci.la fleMen Davis of th i In Hoadmanle liennett nfflce. nnd Will HIiulKett. Ill stuff Kirreapiindeni of 1 Imllan nriollo N-wn, urrlsed In Tuni ola at 1 on Tuemlay afternoon on Hi" rial.

and re welcomed al the bv Mayor Huberts. i for the road Todd, the local Pr Hl e. ih (ompuny's phnl I in. and The Review ed lior. Them dlMlngulihril WIT making tour of the road on hand-car Mr DuOs for the of taklnx an In of the urn and Mr Blodxcli th of the ride, hln Intentions beliiK write up the dip for the Dalh Nvwn.

HI(Mlget and lavls were pi pelled by r.mr nirong men. xona of th I'meraM and when i i hal mile the i i omli'i; In from Det i Willie IlliidKitt look off hU reil a i and waved them, i Iiaxls whUUeil fo the bloik ut the i Towerma Whitman, who wan stationed at the Itiflr locker IOWIT. mistook them for hand Inntirajents and ref.iMi-d re oitnlxe ih nllinal, andasa i onneiitience thev went the derail mid 1.1 In Ibe ditch. Th newspaper mun gundn pantn ner rlppril In the his coat tails while Duvls new wlilte hal like dlnv deii In new de k. on their a here ihvy were tak 11 charge Ur Hlce and Mavor Robert And after hi presented with new a shlria were sent on lo Indlanapolly WORST AT KIDNEY llallroad men report the Satur day night must net ere near Bldne Tw Inimn were blown ilown and It sal thai nearly rvrn tree In the town WH I.ild low Tli stack of a nrw elx at Sidney wait blown down an rushed through (he roof of Hie cngln houac Two a were blown from th mill traik to the main track and tw were blown from the derail to Ih punning traik.

Bid BUSINESS Bo big wss done on the I A W. excursion train to Indlunapoll thul before train reached Roachdal orders were cent lo Rnuchdale and olhe between that and Indlanapoll to nell nn ll kela for the reason that more passengers could be handled on Ih train. The train consisted of eight coach en and over passengers were take Into Indianapolis. One hundred and flf ty-four llckfln were sold at Decatur. MANT POLKS DOWN.

Saturday night's storm raised merr caln with telegraph and telephone und the construction men have had the! full ever since In setting thing rights. ilrneral Foreman 1. F. Pharo tha thirty were blown Oown belwee Decatur and Bement. All of them were the south of the track.

This lln was old The new the north aid wan nut dliiurbod. An elevator was blown down on th wlrrn al Alexander and Ine wer hopeles.ly mixed. Near Moberly eighteen of a trun line blown down. The teltgrap gsng from wss brought down an succeeded In getting Ibe In work Ing condition by tart night. TRAIN HOCKED.

Conductor Bronnan of Wabaih train 1 that storm struck him twice between Deealur and aprmffleld. night. The rocked fearfully ha expected them to leav and take to the route. JOB. PMtfle CMBpanT In wi frafa the tranefer office at the WahaM Matlmi caUloguea for tha Deeator Cefftn oampair They went paru of tat UtJIed each, la wrapper and each to dlf- rent Individual Kmcto citlalogw tlivre- had lo a aeparale Mil, the route and fUed.

Since had to be done In addition to the regular work of transfer It re- utrod sev.ral days lo accomplish It. STONES THROWN. It Is reported by return- ig on the A W. train from Indian. polls last night thut a number of ntonen ere thrown at the iraln at Marshall and everal windows were TWO KXCCRSIONS.

The Vand-illa had two encurslons to Pe. rla Sunday. One from Decamr to Peon took pssengem Into the city, and he O. excursion from Terre Haute i Peorla carried passengers. Superintendent W.

Downing and taff of the Vandalla will take an Inspec- on 01 er the Peorta dlvMon Tbun- oy and Friday. Traveling Passenger Agent J. C. augh of the Vandaliu went Indlanap- lls today to attend ihe funeral of 'olcy, wile of Traveling Passenger Agent J. Koley of Kansas City.

DENIES IT. Engineer Kuiidull ut the D. ft W. assenger engine No. 20 Is Indignant mer he claim that thi- I moke too much al the Wabash station, le says that the I D.

W. engines he best record of any engines running Ho Ihe Indlansuolls union station on ccount of the small amount of smoke which they make, and thai engine 20 In articular makes no more nmoke than If wan rired with natural gas. HA1LBOAP O088IP. Section Foreman Dan McNamara was in with his section men yesterday re iilldlng telegraph between Decatur nd Forsylh. 811 poles had been blown own between these two stations The Wabash sold seventy-five rom Decatur to 81.

Louis yesterday on ccount of the low-rule excursion. It one of Ihe union station at St. Louts la hear Slatlonmaster T. W. Douglass call out, "All aboard for Sprlng- leld, Jacksonville.

Hannibal and Qulncy. Train on third track." The Wabash will liave an excursion he home at Danville Mundu wllh a rale of Jl from Decatur. The ox urslon train will leave Decatnr at i m. and arrive nt Danville at II 15 The Cent mi road department Is mnklng remirvey jardn at Decamr of the tracks am Judge Vail Here to Take Up Certain Cases. J.

J. FINN IS REAPPOINTED Gas Company Taxes-Other Matters. Two presided In the circuit i-ourt Monday morning. Judge Vail, who been holding court In Chicago, here for one day to look after mat- tern which needed his personal attention and Judge Cochran, who been look- Ing after the business In court, was also here. Court waa opened by Judge Cochran and he heard neveral motions and also In the foreclosure case of William Montgomery versus Charity Haws et which arguments are not yet finished.

Two out of town attorneys who are Interested In 'the case were here. They were Attorney Cooper of Hlllsboro and Attorney Wood of Efnngham. REAPPOINTED MR. FINN. When Judge Vail presided he re-appoint ed James J.

Finn master-ln-chancery of he a (beet In the gutUr and placed a big box in the center. Tha 1MB had that would answer far The were fully oR the tree into the box and the whole (warm captured. No one was but the patrons of the hotel who wen on the ridewalk were compelled to bf, rather lively dodging the Mr. Boone put the box of bees In a quiet place and expects to have honey soon. SCRAPS NEWS ABOUT THE WORST Prisoner to Lockup fa a Long Time.

Amos Berkley, a hack driver, was or: rested at noon today by Captain Sullivan. The. man was drunk and was picked up on North Water street. He was taken to the police station In the patrol wagon, Berkley showed of being mean fiom the first. He did not want to be taken Into headquarters and all the lime he being searched he tried to fight the policeman.

When Captain Sullivan finished going through the man'n pockets he threw Berkley over shoulder and started down the xtalrs leading to the city prison. Berkley caught hold of the post at the top of the stairs and nearly threw both the policeman and himself down the stairway. Sheriff Lehman happened there at the time and made Berkley loosen hln hold Then the man grabbed the banister but he again loosened and dragged down to a cell. He was about mean a prisoner as been put In jail for some time. The brlcfcn for Ihe new floor for the car shopa are all here nnd await inn the convenience of the bridge and linlldlng department mart the work firm ourse will Decatur ikk nml the top rourac Springfield brick.

Traveling Freight Agent Ilhoadn of the Central was here todar. William H. Hawkins. brakeman on the Chicago division of th' Wabash. has re- slxned his position Hatch, night clerk at the rall- oad Y.

M. C. ban resigned. Brakeman E. Arnold of the Wsbflsh has resigned.

A mall box waa put up at tlu Wabash station today. It In attached to one of near th went nil of the shed station. Ed MeHose, brother of Hiiro McHose of thin cllv. i been appointed assistant wcrelary al the railroad V. M.

C. A He IH expected to arrive from Chicago nn- nume his position this afternoon N. M. I.lpsconib. ugrot for the 1 D.

and J. CJundi-r. manager of the ft W. public elevator, are In Chlci. go today.

Two car loads of railroad spikes were iMIvered In Decatur toda fin Ihe I D. W. They were stored In the old bag- K.ige room It understood that they HTr for Ihe Decatur nnd Springfield extension. John Irish, for the past two years slen. ographer In the general roadmnsler's office, nan been transferred lo the trainmaster's office.

The position pays a mm better salary, l.lnn Clark takes lh In the roadmaster's office vn. ciiled by the promotion of Mr. Irish. HIT ON THE HEAD. C.

H. Deetz Has Narrow Escape tram Death. II Deetx. the brick contractor on the additions lo the Sangamo building on North Water street, was severely Injured thin morning by piece of brick which fell from the lop of the building, striking him on the head. The piece about one-iuarier of brick nnd It In due to the fact that the piece was (mail that he wan killed.

He struck ianly on top of the head, knocked down and a severe scaH wound was cut In hln head the Macon county circuit court. Mr. Finn's new term Is for two yean. OA8 COMPANY TAXKS. Judge Vail also heard argument! In the cane cf the Decatur Gas and Electric Co, versus J.

M. Iledliiglon, collector of Decatur township. It la an Injunction case. The gas company made schedule of the property of the company and the amount was ruilsed by the assessor. The company brought the Injunction suit against the collector to prevent his taking any steps toward the collection of the taxei alleged to be due.

This morning E. Redmon, who appeared for the collector, demurred to the bill on the ground that the gas company should have made complaint lo the supervisor of or to the board of review, but did not lukc advantage of the opportunity. The court ruled that he would hear the evidence and the demuirer was overruled and the defendant In answer by Aug. 1. The case will likely be a hard fought one and In all probability It will be taken to the supreme court before It lln- ished.

8MALLWOOD Judge Vull heard Home evidence In the Smallwood case and It la likely as a result a decree settling the controversy the estate will be Mlgned. Evidence showed that after nil of the estate Is xt'ttled up unit put In guod there will bt net Income of or 12,000 a year. 1.. Drake and Major F. L.

Hays were on the stand and they testified that they knew the family of Frank Smallwood and that It would take about all of a Income to keep them they should he kept. It Is understood now that a decree will be prepared arranging a settlement by which all of Oils Income nhall be paid to Frank Smullwoo'' has been stated In thesr columns slid that Judge Vail will sign II. He chn do that In Chicago. Then the case will be ended. Albert Barnes acting as trustee, but nil of the Income going to Frank Smallwood.

TWO PEOPLE'S CASES. Monday afternoon people's CBNCH were taken ui John Kogan. alias Allen, who wan arrested for stealing railroad man satchel on the levee, was fined 110 and and given i days in the coun- DECATURTJffi BEST. This It the Opinion of the Town. H.

M. White, who for thirteen yeara had a pawn shop In Decatur and then went away, has reopened In Decatur again. Hla place In on Kast Main atreei in the. room in the l.riby building that for many yenra a restaurant He said he had been In Mottoon while away and that while It was a good town It waa not Decatur. "No one how Rood Decatur he aald, "until he goex nwoy for awhile I am back to stay now.

Deealur has a reputation all around of being about the best town In Illinois for business and It Is, too. It Is going to be better than it haa been." FOR HKARIVfl. K. L. Deck and daughter, Cors, went to Chicago morning to remain a month.

Miss Cora has had considerable ntlbht with her hearing for some time and she goes (p be treated by a ipeclallit TO DANCE. The AmHy club will dance at Falrview park Friday night. The Goodman Fourth regiment band will furnish the music. ABOl'T THE TOP. The thermometer today registers at about the top for the neason It has before ihln reached this afternoon It 96 and over by ters.

Out of the sun, however, it does not seem as Insufferable as on Friday and Saturday, because It Is dryer and there Is some breese, TO CANVASS WOODMEN. Decatur Woodmen appointed a committee to canvaitt membership of the lodges this cltv and learn how many will" go to the Woodmen picnic at Springfield, July 4. Another meeting will be held Wednesday night, at which the committee will repprt. PROGRAMS HERB. Programs for the open lecture course if the Vnlvemlty of Chicago for the summer quarter have been received In Decatur and are now at the library for distribution to those who care to have them.

ON A VISIT. Augusta. U. NeW and CUR Pow.ll of Paris wens in cltr Ing on MM Lola, Ktm. Oraoe Neat for an ntmtod whk Knox MrNamara and his (liter, Nora McNamara, left today (or a wetk'a visit with an aunt at Cairo.

R. F. Davidson, principal of the Jaaper street school. Is traveling this summer In the Interests of Olnn A Co. He left this moraine for Efflngham to attend the teachers' Institute.

Harry returned from a visit to Chicago and Miss Louise Moseley, a teacher In the St. Louis public schools, Ulster, MUs Daliey Moseley, and all of St. Louis, were yesterday visiting In Decatur. Joe Michael and daughter, Pauline, are here from Pana. They will make their hone In Decatur.

J. P. Eada of Pierian and ion. Dr. of Arthur, were In the city today.

Clofton Wlkoff of Elmwood. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. N.

Baker. J. M. Oakes of Mr. and George Flckes of Warrenaburg, Ed Hlglit of Macon and R.

K. of were Decatur today. John Beall left yesterday for a business trip to Iowa. Mrs. Ed Mattes has gone lo Qulncy and Moberly for a visit of two weeks.

-e- FiinoralN. The funeral of Mm. Kllsabeth 8. Slier. ho died al Monmomh wan held Bunilav afteinoon nt o'clock from the Vlrst UnpUm church.

Tin nenlcen were ondMcteil bv Hev. 8. II. Howyer nnd the wan nt Greenwood cemetery. The bearers were Wnyne.

A. Oaatmnn, Tl. 1'nonrndt, .1 Edward Max. ton, James llothel and Henry A Wood. Th).

funerul of Henry IMper wan held at 11 ii. SundH.i, from the Salem church. Rev Mr DlteH conducted the services. The a one of the largest ever 'held nt Salem cemetery nnd the pall beur. were Frank Kalrr, Victor Peterson.

William Monore, Can Sli-hr, Henry Bhaf- ler, and William Jostes. The funeral of Mrs. Handle was held this afternoon ut o'clock from the reslden-e on North Monroe street. The Hei'vlci'H were conducled liy Rev. F.

W. Burnuam, assisted by Rev.I''rost(.'raft, and the Imrlal waa at Greenwood cemetery. At Gibson. The Central Conference Young Christian Union meets tomorrow evening and lo Thursday evening at Olbson. A number from Decatur will attend, Pearl debhart secretary.

Rev. M. B. flpayd treasurer and Mlsa Jennie Gardner primary superintendent. Mlsa Alta Blthl of clljr will take part In a debate Thursday evening on the subject.

"Resolved, That and Suppers are Proper of Raising Church Funds." Miss Blehl the negative. GET A SUPPLY. Water on Cerro to Be Shut ht. City water will shut oft on Cerro Gordo street from Broadway to Water from to 12 tonight, while a new hydrant at the InterMctkm of Cerro Gordo and Franklin. JPOO IACTTO CLAJMITT.

FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT "FRONT room on ground Boor, modern also Bnt table board. Apply W. Wood. WANTCD-4 LADim TO DO MOUSB TO hoiue advertMns. netting to MO.

CMI N. Broadway I ag4 m. Jull 1C 11 Herr, who liven In the country, was ihe next nn trial. He Is charged wllh rape. OVKRRl'LKD.

The motion the illy for a new trial In Ihe John I hi If Held 110,000 damage suit wan overruled and judgment given against Ihe city. The cane will now likely go to the higher courln. The entries on the court docket today were as CHANCERY. William Montgomery Charity Haws et foreclosure; proof of publication as to Benjamin Manufacturing company made and approved and rule to answer Instanter, defaulted and mauler's report of evidence Hied and cause heard on evidence, stipulation and agreement, John M. Marls vs.

Joseph McMahon et foreclosure; motion to set aside former orders allowed and cause continued for service. Fred M. Cox Franklin 8. Benjamin et foreclosure: continued for service, Henry Everett vs. Maria E.

McDermott et partition: solicitor's fee fixed at ISO. Anna E. Honeeker et al. vs. May A.

Hnrdy bill fqr partition: attorney's fee (Ixed at 1100 and 127.50 for abstract. Irln B. Taft, 'trustee, et al. Joseph Smith, et a), change of venue from Douglas county, foreclosure; rule on master to report on July 30. Joseph W.

Smith vs. William H. Chadwick, change of venue from Douglass county, foreclosure; rule on master to report July 30. Orln B. Tart, trustee, et al.

Joseph Smith et chance of venue from Dougtass county, foreclosure; rule on master to report July 30. Bewle F. Llbby C. P. Llbby, divorce; decree pro confeew; came heard and decree granted.

Decator and Electric company vs. J. M. Redlngton, collector, Injunction; leave to amend and demurrer to to amended bill and demurrer heard and overruled and on defendant to by Aug. 1.

BY THE STORM. FRIGHT KII.I.KD HER. Mrs. D. M.

Mason, wife of the postman- Icr Vermilion, died Thurnduv night fiom fright. A electrical storm nme up and her fcur brought on a fatal attack of heart failure. FRIGHT MADK HIOR CRAZY. Bern let a a a teacher at Waynesvllle. was cuught In morm recently and an result has been Irrational She was driving home when overtaken the Htorm and hud nome children In the buggy with her.

The children got nt ut neighbor's house and Miss Mar- Hliull continued on her way home. When arrived there her mind had Biien way. The horse and buggy were till rliiht nnd the lightning had not struck anywhere In the vicinity. MARRIED. M'ROBERTB-M'ROBKRTfl.

At the residence of J. M. Dodd. 667 Decatur ilreat, at fi p. m.

June SI, Thomas W. of Hlllsboro, and Miss R. McRobertt of the same city Rev. F. W.

Burnham of the Edward street Christian church officiated. The happy young couple will visit In Decatur a abort time, and then return to their native city to make it their per muncnt residence. LORTON-O'BRIEN. Benjamin D. Lorton and Miss Emma O'Brien of city were married Sunda) at Maroa.

They came to Decatur and took supper Sunday evening at home and from here went to Pana for a ahor visit with the They are expected home tomorrow and will at once go to house keeping at M9 South Webster street. The bride been a cleric at the Stewart dry store from the lime i opened here and very popular with a wide circle of The groom is the popular cashier O't the Vandalla freigh house. GOT THE SWARM. Bees la Front of Hotel Brunswick. A swarm of a good deal of commotion Sunday dn front of the New Brumwlck hotel on South WaMr street.

The from the Moth and Mil- tied on a branch of a tree In front of hotel. It waa dinner many wen (turns on the aktowalk. All of were tart to capture the Hr. BOOM, proprietor, did net want Saved Judge Hammer given bis decision In the matter of sending to of the c-Htate of F. W.

Welsner. All Inter ested llh-d their appearance In writing and on motion of Attorney Webber, who appeared for the estate. lending of no tlces was omitted. This laved the eatat the for (ending the Eggs Down. are wiling In one or two place at 10 a dozen.

Dealers that the price not warranted the lupply, but the men who have mad that price that they have the and more are coming and they had make a out to start a movement. Otrt Aids Breakers. Danville. June delivery occurred here Baturday morn Ins, when elx prisoners confined In tb county Jail aucoaeded In thel way out. Annie Balrd, a young; flM.

baa ben arrwted for carrying the jail. Thoae wfto Arthur TU- ley, Frank Oalner. Frank Bapttet and Buchanan, convicted of burglary Tbooipwn and Lutber Blake, eon noted of robbery. All were recaptured tha tr ettttbkj ttmk Uvaly ebaw, TUley. Mr.

and B. Btttchclor of Winter Park, arrived in the city last night la Mrs. Batohelor'B Mr. and B. M.

Merrlweather. NEW BOX UP. A mall box today put up In the Angle holnl. The government the box and the hotel the expense of putting II up. In addition to the regular day the mall wll Ibe collected from thin box at 8 o'clock et night.

DAILY AVERAGE. Illinois day tomorrow al the Pan-American exposition did not attract any rush of from Decatur. Two Buffalo were sold, but this about the ally average, BOOMING IT. Norman Coughlln, assistant secretary the Y. M.

C. A. at flprlngtleld, was 1he city yenlerday and today In the Uerests of the International Convention Y. P. which will be held at Chl- ago July 2K-28.

Mr. Coughlln la trans orlatlon leader and from now until the onvention ho will devote all of re time, to booming the convention, by ailing printed matter and visiting as many of the cltlea in the state possible. vast night he made a talk at the young eople's meeting at the First Baptist hurch. He will undertake to unite the from Moweaqua, Assumption, ana and Oreana with that from Deca- ur. DAMAGE.

An aggregate of much damage was one. about the-city Saturday night by wind, though not much was done in one lace. suffered severely. Two hun- red feet -of billboard were blown down South Broadway. WORKING EXTRA.

While we are all suffering with heat It well to remember that the corn Is working overtime weather and rap- dly catching up with the season. Just ow good corn good Jn Illl- DECORATINO. A. Hartman left for Assumption this morning where he decorating the Inter- or of the Illinois State bank building. The bank been occupied several but Just now getting finish ng touches.

TO MOVE. The vacant store room lit the I.oeb Time lock being fitted up for the Candy ltchen, now located a few south WORSE IN JLtlNI. Saturday nlght'n storm wan heavier In vicinity of Warrensburg than here, cribs, outhouses and empty wagons were blown about and considerable dam- ge was done. Many trees were twisted To Mr. and Sims of 1248 West De- calur Saturday, June 22, twins, a boy and girl.

This Is third time Sims has given birth la twins. S. OF meeting at o'clock Tuesday evening. A. S.

OF 8. OF meeting uehdny evening at o'clock. R. meeting of Fern Leaf temple, No. Id, Tuesday afternoon at 2:10 to appoint committees.

T. OF meeting of Triumph court. No. 17, at 7:10 In Odd Fel- lown hall on North Main. MASONIC--Special communication of Ionic lodge, Nn.

312, A. F. and A. Mondny evening nt for work. YACHT LOST Sinks in River With Twenty- Five on Board.

St. Louis, June 24 --A report that a gai. ollne yacht wim aimk In thi atorm twelve miles south of the city last night and all on board, twenty-five persons, drowned, In being Investigated by the police. It In said Ihe yacht wan Righted last evening In distress headed for shore She left her moorings In the city yesterday morning with a big parly on board and nothing has been heard from her since. ANTI-RELIGIOUS Call Out Police In Spain.

Madrid, June paraded the Sunday, shouting "Burn convents," hlnned the Infanta Isabella. They stormed a monastry during the night. They were finally dlnneraed by the police. Serious disorders occurred at Alcoy during Ihe Jubilee procession. Gendarmes charged the rioters, who attacked the procession, and numbers were Injured.

Appointments. Washington, Juno president today made the following appolntmenta: Chandler Hale of Maine to be aecre- tary of legation at Vienna, Austria. James J. Bailey of Kentucky to be aec- retary of legation In Guatemala and Honduras. Charles F.

of New Jersey to be Indian Inspector. P. M. Mullln of Nebraska to be register of the land office at Rampart City, Alaska. ff.

Deeds Recorded. Lovlna A. Cunningham lo George W. rt'eyl, tne half of lots 1, 2. 3 and block 10 of Railroad addition to Maroa; KM.

Roy Smith to Willis Walker. 84 acres In 36, 1(1, 1 east: 1300. Sarah M. Muzzy to William H. Muzxy, I feet off the north side of the east halt of the cast half of the south Half of the southwest quarter of outlot 0 In Western addition to Decatur; WO.

W. H. Muixy to Borah M. Muzzy, quit lalm to the above; n. Heat Did It.

Elmer Orlndol, employed at the Linn had to be taken home afternoon suffering with illness supposed to be due to the heat, Bond. In the county court Monday afternoon Milton Johnson, filed bond executor of the of Miss Mary and was approved. The amount 11,800, The estate consists of two one of (276 with personal security and one of WOO with real estate security. at Bloomlnvton. Bloomington, June S4--Osborn Barnard, a wealthy land owner, farmer and money broker of thlH city, died from ureumlc poisoning, aged 76.

He was born In Dayton. and in 1840 walked from that city to this county, In which he lived thereafter. Mrs. Fannie Schenlck died, aged 60 She hud been IIKwo years. She a husband and six children.

Frank mills, a farmer, died from typhoid fever, aged 38. His wife died six weeks ago from the same and only a few days ago his son succumbed lo the same malady. Mrs. J. H.

Mueller, wife of Rev. John H. Mueller, pastor of the Unitarian church of Bloomington, died after a long Illnei-a from cancer of ihe throat. She wan aged 46. and her husband and several children.

On Real Estate Deal. In the county court Monday afternoon, Mary Van Hook, a daughter of James Dlngman waa allowed 1740 on a claim of against the estate of James Dlngman. She based the claim on real estate made during life, with her father in which she (aid that she given land and given other land In the place of that waa not the equal of what waa really BY KAIL The four from Bt. Louli, who. arrived In Decatur Saturday attar- noon on ft trip to Buffalo.

N. decided that the pike would heat the IHi- pralrto road In nimr sod yeaterdar morning they to tod. thty pect to make connection with gravel and macadam roada of Indiana and have amoother Mllliw. were by on train and STOCKS tDally markst report furnished by Decatur Commission company, Deoatur. filled promptly by direct win.) New York, June on the stock exchange closed today as Bufcar.

M4V: Am, U. 8., B. pfd, WH; Erie, Erie pfd, 71: Peb.CJas., B. R. (Hi: T.

C. Alton. R. 8t. Paul.

Rds. Rds pfd, 78; 8. Atch. KB; L. V.

Mo. 8. I. W. GO HALF WAT.

New York, June reduced all refined sugar five nw TOKT oiADi. New Tort, June Corn-September, R. IOTP St. September, Corn-Cash, September, Otts-Caih, Chicago, June NEWSPAPER! rWSPAPER!.