Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 6

The Governor of North Carolina said to the Governor of South Carolina "BATTLE AX" is the most tobacco, of the best quality, for the least money. Large quantities reduce the cost of manufacture, the result going to the consumer in the shape of a larger piece, for less money, than was ever before possible. K'iPLING'S LITTLE JOKE. How He Gave Criit a Policy for the Eudyard Kipling ia usually rcpre- as being- very cold.nnd -distant to newspaper men, and proof against their efforts to interview him. (There is evidently a kind side to his nu- ftiira, however, as.

is shown by story that is told by the Literary Digest. In 'reg-ard to the statement in un. Australian paper that he landed on thatisland at. 12 o'clock and 16 minotes later "had ifonntilatcU an Australian policy," according to the ttc following- explanation: "A cornered me' just alter I 'landed. I treated him kindly, but (laid that I was not to be inter- 'I have cot thought of inter- you," replied the reporter, with 'st sadness in his voice.

'I'nsk a mucli Beater favor than It turned out' Ithat the reporter had an Australian' policy tvhich he knew-would be of the greatest benefit "to the country. No (paper would print it. His modest re-, was that Kipling- would let him forth his theory; as the scheme of- rth'e- -novelist. 'They will priot he it as coming, from ngreed Kipling, 'fire the young reporter got in four mortal columns -telling the people of 'Australia how to govern their country. never read the Mr.

says, 'but there musthnve been amazing Wworlcs in It from the storm it PETRIFIED MAN FOUND. igaeor Discovery In a Bogey Field Near Marlnetto, TV In. I A most remarkable find was made the other morning- on Van Oholette's farm, miles west of Mnrinette, on the Teshtigo river. Mr. Cholletto Tient out in a bojjgy fle-ld to get some muck to put under his horses' feet nnd had down about two feet In damp soil when his spndc struck 'stone.

Ho investigated further -and horrified to sec the form of a man. TXhc remains were uncovered and found fo be-entirely Even tho wrinkles ia the face or.d hnrids were i visible ami the evidences a mustache Can be (iistingiiishcd. What appears to to a bullct-lioie Ja In the left.breast and a push lilie a stab nnd auotht-E smaller toic in tlie right breast. Tho man was' r.trongly built a.ud check bones ore not liigh'enough lor nn The bodyn'ow weighs pounda, find is five feet ten, inches long. Mr.

Ciiillctte has already re- lusod a sum for the specimen. Tho Ca.f, In Annlont Amosug 1 I lie ancient the cat was sacred to or the moon, were raised olTe-red in ita Eoncr, its' body embalmed, after (fcnth. It was "customary, too, for the itfc house the eat died ta t.hcir eyebrows a sign ol ajourning for the defunct pussy. iiSBASBS OF THE The inwr.s'.- itching ivnd sniartiiiR inc. flint to tetter, salt-rheum, and rHacascstrHi': is instantly alliived by.

ipplviup CiiRinberlain's Eye -ind MAIIV very had Jiisc-S luivc been viir'cd hy-iU', It its cflicient fov'itching piics nncl'ii fiivoritcrcm- for -nvo nipplra; chapped chil- fAalm, f'rMi. Born eyoa. For sate iiy £5 L't-'ntn jitr bos. BURIAL ALIVE. 'Italian Physicians Bullovo It Occam Fr qucntly In Tholr Country.

A commission of physicians is forming in Turin in Italy for the purpose of investigating the subject of apparent, death. Owing to the small delay necessary bctweo-n death oud burial in that country the subject is of great importance. The signs of apparent death undoubtedly led to the interment of luu-uy persons still living. Turin" furnished a remarkable instance of the danger. A physician of that.city who had done admirable scrv- ice nli through the epidemic of 1884 fell ut last victim to tbe.malndy and was certified ns dead and was already laid out i 0 winding sheet, whilo his family, in an adjoining room, were awaiting the arrival of the undertaker.

Suddenly they heard faint at the door, which was then feebly opened, and there they saw tho himseir, who half an hour later might have been hermetically sealed in his supporting himself ngainst the door post nnd upbraiding them in a voice scarcely audible for having neglected him so long. The panic- stricken family had him at once replaced Jnbed, and with the best aid that could be got, endeavored to resuscitate but in vain. He died shortly after irom cardiac failure. FINDS A MAMMOTH TOOTH. gonth Tammr Makes Discovery of Interest lo SclontlBtB.

N. E. Witclier, n. farmer in the Black hills, has on exhibition at Sturgis, S. a mastodon's tooth.of ny pounds' weight, eight by ten and ouc-hall inchcv.

side" measure and four by'four across the grinding he recently found on the Little Missouri river bank at the point where the'stream intersects the South Dakota-Montana Considerable remark was.caused not long ago in scientific circles by the size of a. similar tooth just discovered oC only four pounds weight. The present spexsimen is an unusually perfect, as well as -a very large one, and will probably be sold soon to an eastern scien list. Eaten Up by a Dojr. A dog which ha's eaten up a farm nnd a set of has been found in eastern Maine.

This dog killed ancigh- fclieep. The neighbor offered to it square if the dog was killed. The dog's master refused to agree to this niu'i a lawsuit came next. To pay the costs and damages assessed by the court, the owner of the dog had to ffn'ffo his farm for The mortgage had n. bigger appetite than the dog 1 and soon his farm wns g-one and the owner had to move awoy.

Longevity Late-Uouri, A German doctor who has been col- iectinjr information about tllehabits of persons, finds thai, tho majority of those who attained old indulged in late- hours. Eight out of ten. persons over SO never went to bed. till well into the small hours, nnd did not g-ct up ngniji till late in the clay. Lorain, 0..

Sept. 11. lord Thursday afternoon closed the doors of J. dry-goods house, the'oldest in the The levy was made on two- judgment notes, one in fnvor of the Lornin 'Citizens', SSOO, nnd the other in favor of Simon of Cleveland, for assets are 1 estimated at and the liabilities at $5,000. End "collections is as the cause.

1 1 A SAD SUICIDE. Young Man Shoots ITmsalf nt the Side of His Dead Wife, Tragic Culmination to a Family Quarrel Five Small Children Made Orphans. Altoona, Sept. sensational occurred this city Friday James H. Crumer, a youug innn, went i)ito the room where his dead wife liiy'and blew his brains uut with a revolver, Tuesday lust Cramer and his wife had a quarrel, during which 'Mrs; 1 Cramer-picked up the kettle and attempted to throw boiling water on her luisUind.

He sciy-ed the kottle and, in doing so, some of the scolding water was spilled on the woman's hands. A pleasant reconciliation followed the same night, and Wednesday morning Cnimcr went to the hospital to have the burns dressed, and just as t-lio iintered the waiting-room -for she dropped dciul. Ever since his wife's death Crumer has been much 1 depressed in spirits. Husband and wife will be buried together. A sod feature of the case is that the dead couple leave five small children.

POWDER MILL EXPLOSION. Men Lono Thnir ac Younstt- town.O. Ciiutieof KaiploHloii Unknown. Cleveland, 0., Sept. A special to the press irum Ycungstown suys: An explosion occurred at the of the Ohio I'owdcr c.ompaiiy eiglit o'clock, in which Daniel Davis and ileorge Lynch lost their lives.

The explosion occurred in the pn-ss roam, and was Ircar'l for miles. Thr men were burned almost beyond recognition. The of the explosion is unknown. The roruman say'i that he left the room a few minutes before the explosion all the machinery "'ns in good eniiilition. J)avis a nd Lycc-ii were the only the mill at I lie time.

The property Joss is suuilli Cooil Time. Pittsburgh, Sept. The old-time telegraphers left the city at 10:30 o'clock Friday, niornhg in a special train on the Pittsburgh Erie for a trip through the Beaver valley, A stop was made Monuro for lunch, find to inspect the Fhccnix g-lnss works and later the party visited thi Carnegie steel works lit Homestead. The return trip from Homestead was made. on the steamship Elizabeth.

They were met nt the Pittsburgh whnrf by the Yacht club, mid held and supper served by the club. At the banquet Thursday night Mr. J. t). Eei-3 was presented with $3,000 by two of the gentlemen -who "served ns messengers under him in this city 50 years ago.

L). DciKl. Baltimore, Sept. Capt. S.

D. Shannon, nn inmate of Pikcsville confederate home, near this city, died Thursday from an attack of heart trouble. He whs 63 years of age served throughout the entire war. enlisted in the First South Carolina regiment nnd afterward served on the staff of Maj. Gen.

Richard Anderson. He was secretary of the territory of- Wyoming under President Cleveland for several years. He was a. brother of Col. Shannon, who wns killed in a duel several years agp by Col.

Cass. Sovlnpit JJank President Arrested. Chicago, Sept. George L. Magill, president of the Avenue savings tank at Thirty-first street nnd Michigan ave- r.ue, arrested at seven o'clock Friday morning, on a.

warrant him with embezzlement, ihe complainant being JKI J. Mix, a. wholesale and retail milk, butter and cream dealer. The amount alleged to 'have been em- 1 is $284.75 cash and $240.15 in. Magill gnve bond in the sum of $3,000 for his appearance at his trial, Ayhieh was fixed for September 1C.

MATCHBOXW THE NEW WOMAN Mau No Longer the KlonopolUt at Thli Convenience. Until this year the matchbox has been the unquestioned, exclusive property of- man. Never once did he think of such a thing as the fairer sex borrowing it. He. may have had a presentiment ol her laying claim to hia necktie, but his never, says the Chicago Tribune.

But the bicycle girl, who makes whatr ever- she wants possible, has now laid siege to man's matc-Ubox. If she contemplated riding, at night she matches to her lamp, and necessarily 'she must cany them in a matchbox. That is the reason that there are any number of new matchboxes this 1 year which are smaller and more dainty than anything in this line ever seen before. "Do the girls buy them a prominent- jeweler was asked. To which'question, he answered: "Yes, indeed.

Tlic smaller sizes nre made particularly for their special use." The prettiest of the new matchboxes for girls nre of gold with on enameled decoration. The enameling either takes the form of. a college or yacht club flag or it resembles a hand-painted miniature showing girl on a wheel or the head of a dog. Many of these matchboxes are made with a conceaJed recess for aphotogmph. It is only when a certain spring is touched that thepfc- ture can be seen, so skillfully it is hidden away.

The silver matchboxes, decorated with the outline of a tiny bicycle In enamel, aro also new 1 and much less 1 Within the limitsof the United States in there were. 5,250,000. people; there nre 00.0. Klv-nls. Slieridnn Miss tirJey, RiRls? 1 1 lladness Comes 1 a better understanding of the transient nature of the many Ills, whioh vanish before properef 1 directed.

There is comfort in Jvs knowledge, that so many forms cf are not dnc to any. iictnal dis- but simply to a constipated rtOU of the svstein, which the plcnsniii laxative, Syrup of Fifra. prompt- removes. That is why itis the only with milliousof families, and is esteemed so hijjMy by all value good liunlth. its beneficial rf-icts are due to the fact, t'vt itis tlic i remedy which promotes internal without tlcbilitat'ng the rans on which it ads.

It is therefore 'important, in order io £ot iu bcne- J.o'al effects, to note when you piir- that you have the genuine arti- which is manufactured by the Ciili- biiaia Fig 1 Symp Co. 1 only and solO by reputable druggists. It in the enjoyment of good liofiil.li. the system is regiihiv, laxatives or srilier remedies are then not needed, jj with any actual disease, ono be commended to the most skillful but if in'nced of a laxative, awa should have the best, and with the Mil-informed 1 everywhere. Syrup of iftvsstands highest, and is roost largely "Bed satisfaction.

HOOSIER HAPPENINGS. News by Telegraph from Various Towns in Indiana. Com Slaw The simplest i-s to add to two large tablespoonfulsof whipped sweet cream, oil iincl twice that nniount of vinegar )t to ta.sli". Again, a simple French dressing: is good over ciVbbape. So is that made by the yollis of three hard boiled to n.

paste, then with one small teaspoonful of French mustard, half a teasnoonfwl of salt imtV o. pincli of cayenne pepper. After these ingredients are mixed, gradually add, st-irrinff, enough to make the dressing- the consistency of cream 1 Pour this over one pint of chopped or shredded Good' Housekeeping-. To llciiro.HOnt Hew York Stnto. N.

Bept. The following 1 appointment by (iov. Morton was Friday announced from tiio executive chamber: James Swann, of the firm of Inmnnn, Swann Co, of New York city, to be one of the commission to represent this state at the Tennessee centennial exposition. C. nt Sttn Frnnclnco In '07.

Boston, Sept. The officers of the' United Society of Christian unnovmced Friday that the next international Christian Endeavor convention will be held July 7-12, 1S97. Snn Francisco been selected as the place. lUlctsU with Diphtheria anil Typhoid. Pittsburgh, Sept.

A telegram from Uniontowii, says there 100 cases of diphtheria and typhoid lever in that place, and that diphtheiia is prevalent at Browniield and other places throughout the coke regions. THE MARKETS. Grain, Etc. Chicago, Sept. 11.

Quiet and steady. Quotations a3 follows: Patents, clears, sec- unds. S1.MSJ2.00; -low Jl J3.35®)3.75; straiprhts, 52.CO VSIWM. 25; low grades, Red Dos, "Rye, early and then hlprher. September, May, CORN-Pirmer.

No. 2, No. 2. Yellow, December, May, and strong. No.

2 cash, September, May, Samples stea'dy. No Grade, No. 3, No. 3 White, WaSjHUVp: No. No.

2 White, RYE-Was weaker. No. 2 cash, 1 September delivery, SO and and fair sule. Old Barley quotable at for thin, for malting light weight to choice; new Eorlcy. easy, for poor damaged to fair Roods, up'to for choice maltlrc.

MESS active and prices, easier. Quotations ranged at C05 for cash; for September; for October, and J6.SG@6.62% for moderate and prices higher. Quotations ranped at J3.22Vi©3.i> for for September; for and for Jannary, firm at for creameries, and for dairies. LIVE POULTRY-Qulet. Turkeys, lie; Ducks.

per pound; Geese, per dozen, on the basla. of for hlghwlncs. New York, Sept. unchanged. Red steady, fairly active.

December, May, US 7-lCc. 2 moderately active, firmer. No. 2, October, 2Gc; December, May, OATS-No. 2 quiet, firm.

Western, 20p; October. December, 2054c. and steady, unchanged. NeWimess, J7.50@8.25. and steady.

Steam rendered, Western dairy, SJj) 12c; Elglna. Western creamery, 11 ic- do. factory, 1 Jmltatlon, Moderate demand, (Irm. Part Bklma, full skims, Fairly active, sieady. Western.

Live Stock. Chicago, July 11. Market dull, 2oc lower than. Wednesday and '35c lower.than last Monday Fair to.best beeves. SS.O'Jip-I.SJ; stockers and feeders, mixed Cows and Bulls, Texas, J2.50ST'3.16.

Medium 'and light hogs, 3c higher' rough p'acklnr. mixed and butch-. -heavy and ship-: Convict Indicted for Blurdor. Laporte, Sept. Laporte county grniul jury indicted Henry Jones" charging murder iu the first degree.

while alteud- ing- chapel survicc one Sunday morning in July al the state prison north, where he is serving a term for assault with attempt to commit murder, attacked and stabbed to death-a fellow convict named Homer Thomas. Jones is at Tir solitary confinement, and 10 within few days ago seemed to care little aliont tjjc Jjojriblc 9rime whjch he had coinniittcd, but lately he has become despondent. J.Te spends most of his time sleeping, eats little and "is growing nervous. Tie claims that he is without a friend in the world. The case will come up for trial next Holiday, and should he be given the extreme penalty of the Jaw it will be the first legal hanging in Laporte county in 20 years.

New Wiiy to Close it Saloon. Shelbyvillo, Sept. second attempt within six weeks was made nt one o'clock Thursday morning to burn down the town of Kilirlnnd, this county, and before the fire was sub dued the moat of Orin Crum ruid the saloon of Edward Ifarroll were destroyed. The loss will reach $3.000. The opposition to the liquor traffic in the place is strong, and the fire is supposed to have originated will) those op pose to the sumo, and the outlook is Hint some sensational arrests will result.

of Attorney Taylor. Sept. murderer of Attorney Robert R. Taylor, who was found dead near Clay City Wednesday, proves to be Oreif Hill, one of his ten- nuts, according to the story of Hill's daughter. "Jlili lived on Taylor's farm, and a quarrel arose regarding Uio rent Tuesday evening, when Hill secured his rifle and shot his-landlord through the head, thi-n.

binding- his hands, drove him to a cluster of woods several roilea nway and left him. Hill is still nt large. Taylor was a bachelor and wealthy. liny Green GoortK. Marion, Sjpt.

Hahics, wealthy farmer of this county, claims to have been swindled out of by the "green goods" method. He accuses John Evans, president of the city bank, "and ,1. W. 1111 insurance 'ngent of Marion, of being the persons who got money. True bills were returned against Kviins nnt! Crum and they were arrested.

They enter a flat denial and say Haines is insane. Dccoiiiponed Uody Found. Sept. decomposed human body wns discovered by workman excavating for the new residence of Daisy Kegniers. The authorities were notified.

The theory is advanced by many thnt the remains are those of Theodore Horstlnnn, for many years a druggist here, who disappeared mysteriously two years ago, and of whom no trace has been found. A Ifcw CUnlrnmn. Indianapolis, Sept. democratic state committee met her-j nhd accepted the resignation of Sterling E. Holt, chairman, and Rufus'Ma- pce, member committee from the Eleventh district.

The conference to patch up the broken organization lasted all day, Thomas Taggart, mayor of this city, chosen as chair- Prize Fl(tht Jfenr EvauiiviDo. Evansville, Sept. 150 sports went to a patch of woods about eight.miles, from here to witness a mill between Gus Schacfer; of this city, and Jimmy Murray, of Cincinnati, for. a purse'of $100. The boys weighed in at about 136 pounds, each.

'Murray outclassed his opponent completely and won after six rounds, IVIiy Those Cotters Cnmc, Valparaiso, Sept. Porter etation, this county. In touring down the old Michigan Central depot, M. which the post office, was located half century ago, a package of 100. letters thnt mysteriously disappeared 3d years ago was found among sorro 1 papers in a box.

'Most of the people to w-hom they were sent nre dead. A Rapid Divorce. Portland, the Wells county circuit court Mrs. Orphin Popejoy filed a petition for a divorce, alleging cruel treatment. She also asked $1,000 alimony.

The case was beard immediately, the divorce granted, and her former husband 'paid over the amount of cash, all in a few hours. Was to Sold Elkhart, Sept. Hau- nah Shields, aged 84 years, died hers. She was born slave, and during the wnr rendered great service-to sick and wounded union soldiers, having as many as 50 at her borne atone time. Elder Wllnou Expelled.

Tcrrc Haute, Sept. northwest Indiana conference is in session here. The sensation of Thursday was the expulsion from the church of Presidjng Elder Wilson, of Valparaiso, on the charge of immorality. Brick Worka Durneri. Kokomo, Sept.

large brick works of Leach Co. were partially destroyed by fire. Loss; in- aurancc, $4.000. to Recover J-nrKO Sumn of Jloncy. Pittsburgh, Sept.

have been entered in common court here by D. H. Hostctter and Itosett-a Hpste-tter to rpco.ver, from J. H. Miller and William Gilmore, of Baltimore, Md.

pnly'precipos Iwcre filftd, and the 1 amount clnimcd is not shovn, though, several hundred thousands' of dollars -arc said to be involvod. 'The Hostetters and other Pittsburghers in- is $2,000,000 in i.he Maryland railroad and other and; How Are Your Kidneys? A Evcrhave your back acbe? Dr. Hobbs A Sparagus Kidney Pills Ntr-oni pnrif blood by AUerina from It other poUoni or Jmpurinw. perfect AMlth. By purifying Lboblood Dr.

Hobbi Sparacut Kidney PIIU Neumlida. Gout, I lirlBm i In Bockoche, and nil Inflnrnmntlon I nnd dnnteirt. rocominnndthem. BO Conte box. For Sale in LOGANSPOIW, IND by 1 Ben Fislier.

311 Founh St. and John I 1 Couison. 304 Market Si- ONE-HALF SIZE OF OOX. POZZONPS 'COMPLEXION POWDER; I been the for forty und' Is more popular to-tiar tban over before. I POZZOXl'S I Is Woal coTuplcxion rcfrcsLInu, ck'Mnly, nr.d hnrralcss.

I A dcMcam, protflctlnn to the face. I ovcry ijoioflMJZZOM'IS a i nlficcnt GO1.D Pd'f BOX free of AT DRUGGISTS AKO FANCY STORES. THE Inson Typewriter Is a Good Machine. ll A hlgD atnndard of ol the "llunson" conslilet It THE IBEST. Tou will flnd It a valuable assistant In joar of- doe.

Address for particulars THE MUNSON TYPEWRITER CO MANUFACTURERS. 240-244 Weat lAko Chlcmeo, 111. joingForA Lake Trip? You'll fully -enjov all of Its dcllRbt.) If you one oi too CAKE MCraGAN AHB LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSPORTATION CO'S 1EGANT STEAMSHIPS, Sailings between Chicago and Mackinac Island tour every week. ie new steel steamship "Manlton" is a palace. Travels -iwlxt oix, Harbor Write lor our residing matter, frpo, or ask "your nearest Address Jos.

Bcrolzlieim. LAKE niCH. AND LAKE i SUPERIOR TRAMS. CO. Rush and N.

Water SI. Chicago Icuro41nl6to36dftys. Ihoroolorsamo prlco under eame If yonprcfortocomolicro tract to pay rallroatJfftreand hotol Bocbanre.ltwelalltocure. Kyonliivotolc.iaier- tory. Iodide ootnxh, out! t-tlll ncliM ud mliiB, in moutli.

Sore Throat, Copper Colored Sjiots, Clccn on 'l; IM this Secondary FQKOf re to cure. Wo solicit tho raort obttfc nna chHllMico Uio for we- -annotcurc. Tins bM alwnri) caoij'il Soliia-1 our KSSIED fiiraapo Wade a well A of Norvotu uweMCB. 1 ei 5 i Klffb.U7 id by nofd orypcne. ut insist on.

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