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CUMBERLAND PHONE 3M.HOME PHONE MB.THURSDAY. JUNE J4.WEATHER REPORT,Waahington, Jon© 14.—Poreoast fotmwflRow:For Indlona--Fair and warmer.McKay Longley, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 1S3 East Main Street, successors to McKay ® Armstrong.The Germao M E . Culbertson are-noe and Baptist Tabfroacle Saoday achoola will picnic at Sugar Grove on Wednesday Jane 20. Ticket* 10 and '20 centa. ______For Sale.Fire Clay by the ton. Jim Shearer, 18 Weet Ninth at reel.Wanted—Capable young men to go into machine ahop to learn machiniat’a trade without apprenticeship. Thoae having had aome experience around a machine ahop will be given preference. Addreaa F. O. Bopp. P. O. Box 101, Indianapolis, Ind.Wanted—An experienced cook. Good wages paid. Inqnire at 710 East Mainstreet.To Home Comers.Tu be remembered after your viait have some nice plctnree taken by Heim-bergers and leave with yonr relatives and frienda.Wasted—Experienced paota inakera, also girls to learn. T02 West Maio street. Louisville. Ky.Jefferlt;on Lodge of Maaons will have work in the degrees tonight.Five applicaota for pensions weie examined yeaterday by the local board of pension examiners.Tbe annual meeting of tbs state lodge of E!ks adjourned yeaterday at Pern. The convention next year will be held at Lafayette.The damage snit of Elizabeth Wiiaon against the Marion County Construction Company for personal injuries has been tenoed to the Clark circnit court.Benjamin Detrick is confined at bia home on East Spring street with a frac tored leg sustained by a fall. Mr. Detrick bas been crippled since a boy.Tbe board of trustees of Mooree Hill College have conferred the degree of bachelor of art# on tbe Rev W. G. OlmtoD, formerly pastor of Ceutenary M. E. church, now of Irvington. IndTbe teachers of the public schools of tbe city may be selected at a meeting ofYOUNG MOTHERSTry to Conceal Evidences of Shame.A boy babe, born to Martha Hardin, a fifteen years old glri, was foond this morning in the vault in the rear of Charles W. ' Roeenbarger’s residence, 516 East Spring street. It wee alive and was takeo to St Edward's hospital.A girl babe, apparently about eight days old, was found’ last night by Mr. Frank H. Pennington on the front poroh of bis home at 415 Weft First street. It wee taken In charge by Probation Officer Kraft. IU parentage is being investigated.Mias Hardin, who is a daughter of William Hardin, a farmer reeiding in Georgetown township, has been em ployed as a domestic at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanoock, 514 Eaat Spring street. Her condition had been suspected for several weeks, but she was able to do her housework and was not questioned.Aocording to her etory she arose about midnight and gave birth to the child io the oatbuilding in the rear of Mr. Hancock's house. She refused to admit that she had thrown the babe in the vault io the adjoining yard. This morning about 5 o'olock Mrs. Roesnbarger, who was in her rear yard, beard faint cries of a bsbe and notified her husband wbo made an investigation and foond the babe. Tbe mother who was lying on a lounge at Mr. Hancock's hou«e. was questioned and finally admitted the child was hers.In tbe meantime Probation Officer Kraft had been not!fied end be summoned firemen from the No 2 reel hooee and with the use of a ladder the babe, which had not been injured, was taken to tbe hospital, the mother also walking to tbe hospital, where she and the babe were attended by Dr Weathers. It it a healthy child and weighs over ten pounds.The nnfortnuate girl told Probation Officer Kraft the etory of her ruio aad the police have the name of the author of her shame. No arrest has been made yet.The little waif, found at ibe home of Mr. and Mre. Pennlugton, was wrapped in a gown made of oatiog tl innel It was emaciated and showed evidence of lack of attention tioce its advent into the world. Mr. Pennington heard a noise on his front porch about 11 o'clock and made an investigation. He discovered a bundle and on examiniog the oontents found that itcoutamed a babe. Ho telephoned to Night Captain Cannon and Probation Officer Kraft was summoned. The child was taken to bis home, where it will be cared for by Mrs. Kraft until a place is fonnd for it.Good looks brings b ippioess. Friends care more for os when we meet them with a clean, smiling face, bright eyes sparkling with health, which comes by takiog Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. J. A.Ziegelbaor.Wanted To bay 10.000 old fea*hcr-beds and pillow cases Cali or write American Feather Co . 137 Eaat Market street, LoaUville. Ky , and representative will call aud pay you highest cssb price. Home phone, 7*27; Comb Main.3181 z
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New Albany Evening Tribune
New Albany, Indiana, US
Thu, Jun 14, 1906
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