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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
5
Manager Hemstead notes the latest cane novelty at that department. The English ash cane with bark on sells for 50 cents, with minimal loss if bark wears off. Styles include the small cane, slender square cane, highly polished variants, and a round similar form, all popular.
A painter Arunold works frenetically on a twilight meadow scene as fire engulfs his building. Marianne appears amid smoke and fear, and amid danger they seek trust and farewell. In the crush of flames they confront love and betrayal as they face death together.
In a dramatic scene the two lovers confess, embrace, and prepare for death as flames envelop a room. Firemen break through a wall to rescue them, but their fate seems sealed until a final, brave escape reveals their bond and peril.
Political rumors say Republican leaders urge voters to keep city and county politics separate to protect Mayor Bookwalter’s ticket. Democratic and anti-Bookwalter Republicans claim the plea is being ignored as steps are taken to blunt county election defeat. Also notes YMCA gym opens Monday with larger enrollment, rally for boys department Sunday, new instructor A K Jones to outline program, ice cream for guests. reception planned for old and new students Saturday night.
Ulysses Snyder, freed by Judge Baker on a suspended sentence for violating postal laws, was arrested again at Greencastle on Wednesday and brought to Indianapolis, jailed. He has long been described as acting bad.
Capt. Tom Halls, superintendent of the Indiana secret service, is notified that Bertillon photos will be taken of all U S prisoners. Apparatus will be sent to Capt. Halls from Washington, and the order takes effect at once.
Rev G L Mackintosh and bride will return Oct 1. Louis H Levy and wife back from Europe. Blanche Laycock hosts card club. Rabbi Messing back from Mackinac. Merle N Walker hosts luncheon for sister Bowland of Des Moines. Leopold Levy hosts informal for daughter Livingston of South Bend. Herry New, Augusta Jameson and Gladys Wynn attend Marion golf tournament. Dance planned for visiting guests. Richmond nuptials feature Mnud Glines with Charles H Bentia ge and Essie Moore with Charles A Morrow in Rushville. Grace Wilson and Charles G Carney in Kokomo. Thomas Riley and Henriette Riley of Toledo Ohio.
City Life notes a whispered plan for a new Wabash line between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Tangier lecture features Albert Nathan a Christianized Jew discussing Tangier Morocco at First Friends church. Union National Bank names officers W J Richards president R E Morrison cashier C H Morrison Fred Smith asst cashiers. Democratic smokers plan campaign events at Hillside and English avenues ward headquarters. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for scrofula dyspepsia rheumatism kidney catarrh and debility.
The Sun starts a new serial story titled Professional Brethren to run from next Wednesday. Readers are urged to read the tale as it unfolds in upcoming issues.
Convenient and inexpensive Sun liners advertised with guaranteed results. Includes two phone numbers 880 and office address 121 123 East Ohio.
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