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Dunlap's Celebrated STIFF, SOFT AND SILK. Fall and Winter Styles. DEWENTER uuui It Will Soon Be Time to Vote. am a Candidate. Of for, but I want to be Your against no class I prc recognize Euit of tc clot.es no to ln hlng to look over stock a art the and pat terna in Fall Woolens.

H. TUCKER The Original Pearl Street Tailor. Roy. The very latest in SHOES for children, See our show windows Full ot the handsomest new stje shoes eyer shown in the city. Damage Suit lor Alienation of the Affections of a Wife.

City Commissioners Appointed- Indictments Returned. 403 Broadway. THE BANK LOGANSPOKi. CAPITAL $250,000. DIBECTOB8: wioo.

in a. promptl good girl at 200 North Sixth street Priced stovos.of any.kind)at Flanegin's new store store. Mrs. CotMr'iarfll fever nt Ber home on Linden aTcnne. Only eight more days until the Columbia cigar f2G guess comes Nelll of the Southside Is taking a course at Michael's university cloaks! cloaks! A complete 4J1OBKS; Hue of Jackets and capes at prices to 8U Golden Merit In medicine means the power to cnre.

The great cnres by Hood's Bar prove Its nnequalefl merit. oFcloft. The best toWe oil cloth 13 a yard, and a good qualltj Mlss Nellie Burnett entertained about sixty of her Wends at her home two miles north of the city Satnrdaj basball plteber.of this aoeefo.r time visittag at Bay, has Wlaymg the ball team at that city, nis game was.a -victory over, the Appletons by a score of 10 to b. The Logansport. BanK, after three years.of business, last Friday sc aside of Us net earnings, to the tfi'at -There.

Is no 12,000 in the.snrplusfund, and In capital Another peculiar damage, suit was filed in the Circuit court yesterdny. Nelson Vayett wants da-mages in the sum of $5,000 from Charles Koblman, claiming as his.ground, of complaint that Kohluwn hns alienated the affections of ihis wife and broken up a once happy home. The complaint recites that Yoyett and bis wife nnd daughter lived together very happily until the 23d day of November, 1895, when Kohlman appeared on the scene and by his seductive wiles, enticed the love and affection of Mrs. Vayett from the keep- Ing of her 'rightful lord nnd -master, and appropriated them to himself. John W.

Harvey is- plaintiff's attorney. The damnge suit of John Wolf Martin Bettcher went to-the jury yesterday'-afternoon at about 4 The suit Is'for damages In the sum of $2500, the'plaintiff claiming that his character'has suffered in that, amount because ofcertaln false, accusations alleged to have been against him by the defendant. Judge Lniry appointed Dennis Uhl, Frank M. Harwood, William Burgman, Patterson, R. Donaldson to net as City Commissioners for the ensuing term.

Indictments have been returned by the grand jurjvngalnst the following persons: John Bowers, larceny; Ell Ranch, larceny, and receiving stolen goods; Frank Buchanan, nssauljt and battery, with Intent to commit murder; Willinm Mlt ch-ell, larceny; James Scott, housebreaking and larceny; Barnard Dally, house-breaking and larceny; Alonzo Saxon, assault and battery, with intent to commJt rape; bond raised'from to $2,000. "Shanty" Hamilton, who is In for larceny, nnd Frank Buchanan, his side partner in crime, were tafcen to the photographer Monday and sat for their pictures. Their mugs will adorn space In the rouges which. Sheriff Adams is collecting. Charles L.

Stewart and Flora Gnng- wer secured the papers entitling them to wed yesterday. County Commissioners were busy yesterday looking over tbe list of claims. He Gets the Handsome Columbia Wheel Offered by the Sisters. CLOSE OF THE BAZAAR i A Success in Every Respectr- Eight Hundred Dollars Netted. The bazaar'given-by the Sisters of St.

Jo'seph's hospital which has been In progress at the rink for the past- week, was brought to a close lust night about 12 o'clock. The fancy, wor.k?, dolls, which were exhibited In't-jie" different booths were nil sold, ns wns nlsp the eatables which were left from last evening's supper, Stdnhnrt's orchestra was present nnd rendered somii fine music'while a.number of the young' people passed, a morry hour in dancing. The wlicel contest between W. Widgeon of the Vandnlia line, and'Robert- Green of tlic Pennsylvania system, was' brought to a close at 11 o'clock shitrp- and Mr. Widgeon was awarded wheel, he receiving 428 votes while Gveeu received 327, The total number of votes cast wns which' at ten cents a vote netted the 'hospital $70.50, Miss Mnzzlno Gallagher, the popular stenographer in McConnell law office, acted as champion for Mr.

Widgeon, while Miss Katie Hoffman rallied Mr. Green's forces. Mr. Widgeon, the lucky contestant, wa.s until recently rond foreman of engines on the Michigan division of the VaudnJln and was located, in this city, but'was promoted to. round house foreman Indianapolis.

bazaar was a success financially. It Is not exactly known how ranch w-ns cleared, butane amount will probnly readi The Sisters nnd promoters of the affair desire to thank those who the good cause, and nlso those who attended nnd assisted In'making It cess. bank 'yieckT Srfatsj bills lias even greater 'rapidity, thus adding cnormonsly to the cur- i'enc'y'of tMb 1 wor'kil It will b'o'-seen from t.hc above brief statement ot facts'that the assumption tha.t jjold Ua.H' appreciated Is not war--' rii.ntedrsiuce.the reason for Its "appreciation" or increase in value could be only because of an Increased de- This is nlso clearly shown will be discussed tbe-next leaflet, and which wllVin- man. THE POLICE REPORT. Arrests Made in Month of August.

polled 'report for of August, submitted by Chief shows, that sev- 1' nlfliTA HO'VOlltV were, madife, seventy 'of were men and three women. Following 'are flic' offenses upon which fliey' )ver'e in-rested: battery drunkenness robbery vagrnnoy 27: 'vlofti'tiu'pjie'niuli ordinance violating n.re nlnvm ordl- ylolji'tidn' stock ordinance park ordinance MOB THEM Fish Wardens Warmly Received By Burrows Seiners. 'on movVng tra.lns THE SPEAKING Opening of the Sound Honey Democratic Campaign, The Sound Money Democratic mejet- lug at the rink tonight promises well attended: Peru will send quite a delegation. least six hundred- Sound-Money Lo- Vansport aid many'of these will-find; it convenient to be present Many Ke- publlcnns will attend also. Hon.

John H. Dr. Charles Seholl of Carroll county and Hon. Rufus Magee are the speakers. The Peru delegation will arrive about Jrtiu C'30 o'clock wltli the Pem band.

It will ULU be met at the station not been seen since. svt.n*t- -Ynuici'-'-LYnlnfV tie'crises disposed''of as fol- fiuod to IAV discharged committed to cbn.ntyjfn.il 3. Num- ber'of persons given in 12. nii expense'of Expense of department pay roll of personal property ccVstoien'' amount recovered "'''Finis collected for violation of liquor from jJiim-ber of saloons report 50. Opened, since last STOLE A And He Ran--Will Cham' hers Muchly Wanted.

"'Will Cliambers, a young-man about of age, who about nine miles southwest; of'this city, In'c'nrrbll county, bicycle from Burgmnn Bros. September 5th; for the period of'one week. He snld he would return th'e -wheel September 12th, but failed to 'do so and after wnlting ten days over time Mr. C. W.

Burgmari went out to see him. He found that. Chambers bad left home, taking with Mm the' -wfieel. His father said that ho'lind nt one lilme. been conflned la; nu asylum and was stili subject to.crazy that last Thursday'morning he tin'd one of his spells nnd drove the family from the house and after supplying himself with a suit of clothes, shirts which belonged to his brother, rode away on his bicy- i.

COAn SlllOe. 1 HG Sound Democrats witli-the Kn LEAFL'ET: jc.o.!ip,- (Cut this but anil.put In for reference.) The "rising dollar" Is iex- pressiou of the friends of free and jnnv limited "coinage TJiej'. assert constantly Unit' gold h'n value, by reason of a'senpclty; or "cornering" of that metal, nnd that, therefore, the gold'dollar dollnr" and' to cet while at'the It pro- tVf He he w- ns-going to Chicago. Tiie k'tieel-ls a Hickory, No. 2581.

The Burg- nihn-'Cycle company will pay a reward for the return of the wheel'and the arrest and conviction of the young man. to ge, Avne sents to its owners a tfemptittlpri to, rowtlL William Albert; residing; atBnrrows, while 'through the streets of that village Ja-s. Sundtoy. run down the five- child -of, William Bandolpb, breaking, tHe th.Igh and nose The league has cbosen delegates and alternates to the National Democratic W. A.

Osmer jota James Gijmoje and WJllard Fiuer, alternates. October 3d. ANOTHER BIO GUN. XHE NEXT Katie Emractt, who is a.populnr.fav- orito in this city, comes to us Saturday Sept 20, at the new Dolan, in an entirely new version of her greatest success "The Waifs-of New York." It Is comedy drama that will please jill classes of theatregoers. are thrilling climaxes, and effects the lovers of the novel specialty Acts and-catchy songs for those who like that'style It abounds and dramatic situations, and Is interpreted by an company of sixteen people Vealth-of characteristic scenery Greater New Democrats tried yesterday, to et the notice of their meeting tonight in the PharoB, the former Democratic organ, at regular rates, -hut it was no go, since it to.tbe has no love, for Demoerats.

growtlL Instead of allowing It -to go'ii None of -the misleading wMch' the silver more deceptive at -the' Sftmt? time. more effective tton oner The fact is that the in the world ig-'increasing. -greater speed -In the past' Zero years than most (Sala, is now being produced froin.th»*i}j»«: the rate ot lialf century ago a pr.od.uctl.bn ten millions a y.ear'wns pheubinenal. As n' consequence the amount.pf gp.ld-1n| the world Is today-three times as it was fifty -ago: TtteTbegristatf tlcians put tho amount of world fifty years- ago, cpined; un, at less than 1 1. HTT.

STjnOO.OOOi*" Hon. Rnswell Q. Horr at the Rink Friday September 25. tie famous exponent of sound. money, will epeak Ail the fink- September 25th.

-He '-will arrlre from Chicago at 1:55 and will begin 'hls-s-peecb at 2:30 o'clock, Mr, Horr was years tbe financial editor of the. New and has. a more, than national reputation aa a debater aad financial anrthorlty. He went into the hot bed of free silver and debated with "Coin" Harvey, rooting, that of facts completely. He 'has done much' for the.

cause of sound Couldn't Get A Bits to Eat-Trouble Ahead For Seiners. Is serious trouble nhcad for the violators of the law against taking nsh from the streams with-seines and Forbearance has ceased tp be a virtue with the deputy fish wardens, who were appointed by the State Fish Commissioner to break up the practice of nn experience the two of tihem had Inst-Monday with the gang of Carroll', county fishermen has determined ihcm' to push- the prosecution of those 1 who may be caught in t-he fnture to the limit of -the law. When tbe wardens captured the seine and trammel net nnd caught the ten, Cnrroll countynns in the act of breaking the law last Friday, they did not exercise their power of arresting and taking the men to jail, bnt. on the promise'of the law-breakers Ihnt (hey would go before the at Bur and of guilt, the wardens let them go home and agreed that the lowest penalty fixed by the law would be assessed ogainst the offenders. Consequently, when the two.

deputy wardens went to Burrows last Monday to see that the cases were proper; ly settled, they were not expecting the warm reception they niet, A crowd of about sventy-five men nnd boys met them at the station, nnd they were followed up town amd hooted and guyed unmercifully. The crowd tried to in- timldnte the officers, and threats, idle of course, and only meant to scare, were made hanging and shooting. Justice WIrrick lives, just outside the village of Burrows, and the crowd fol- the officers ori their way to the Justice's office, offering them nil the In-sults they could think of. When the officers returned to town and tried to secure something to eat, they found that old "Mr. Boycott" had gotten in his worknliend of them, and there was not a.

person In the village who would give or sell them a bite'to eat. One the officers has living about three miles from, the town, and as a last resort they decided to walk out there and pet As soon as tho crowd, found that the wardens were going to the country, a mule team hastily hitched to a big wngon and three men drove out on the road ahead of them, stopping at every farm house and'warning the people not to give the officers a bite to eat. The officers are now to prosecute the offenders to the end of the law' The ten who were implicated Inr the seining last Friday learned of tws intention on the part of the officers and representatives of the party came over into Cnss-county yesterdny and went before Justice J. S. St.

Glair of Clinton township, where they entered pleas of guilt to the charge of seining, hoping to escape the prosecution which the wardens threaten. The wardens sny this does not end the mat- ter'by any means. They propose to prosecute tbe offenders on the charge of having nets and seines in their possession and this means a far more serious trouble, as the fine for this offense Is not less than fifty, nor more than hundred dollars. While there seems to be a disposition on the part of the people living In the vicinity of the rivers to lend every aid in the preservation of tws fish, chief offenders are those who, living off thc-streams, load up a wagon, taRe their dinners nnd spend gins the river, taking the flsh by tbe wholesale. ESCORT GUARDS; McKinley Banner Ordered for Marching Club.

The McKinley Marching cluU, or Ei- con Guards, as ttiey arc now uaiiwd, met last night in called meeting at Republican headquarters with a good.at- tendance. The Finance committee made a very favorable report. It was shown that more than one hundreffl. men had signed for uniforms, and the costumes will before many days be ordered. Those who intend becoming working members of the orfwnization are asked 10 be present at a special meeting of the Guards this evening at headquarters.

Those who join win'to expected to take part in the worfc CC the club, when called upon. Last night an order given for a big banner for the Guards. F. W. Potter is now at work on it.

The cost ot Die banner is to be $5. It will display McKinley's pictiire in tJie center, and the legend will be "McKinley Escort Guards. Logansport. Intl." The following committee was named to confer with the Central committee on the question of assistance in the enterprises of the flub, which- is. to'be made a credit to tho McKec, Dock Zartman.

West. Al Brycr, Wdll Rosier. Bert Hayes, the twenty-year-old SOTS of Vandnlia. freight conductor. "Bi'oT Hayes, nnd Miss Emma Schubncb.

eloped-to St. Joseph. last. Sunday and were married. Schubncli-fe the pigbfeen-yenr-oW daughter of Mrs.

Rowc. wlio now resides at Marion. youiiK couple liavo boon lovers for tin-. past year and fearing pawnl-al opposition, decided to KO to Michigan and get man-rod. They returned to this city.

and nre nt present stopping with On 1 groom's parents on the Westsldc. Both excellent' young jwoplo and their many friends join in congratulations. DEATH OF JOHM CAREW. John C. Carcw.

the Po-nhnndle glneer, dknl at 12:30 yesterday afternoon after an illness of many months. The funeral services will be held tomorrow morning art 10 o'clock from the Fdrst Presbyterian church, of wbjch the deceased was a member. Services will be conducted by the Rev. D. S- Putnaro.

A wife nnd two grown SOM survive him. The deceased wns a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotrre Engineers and a member of the tX O. F. Lost-Between Eleventh nnd Thirteenth streets qn North, a pendant with brilliants; not-of much- valnerto anyone except the owner, as it Is an heirloom. Return and get Sol.

H. Cohn; one door oast of Murdodc hotel. The' people should allhear him. day 2:30, September 25th. todny It is.

apparently over- 000. Thus It, will be quantity 'has trebled 'In a Fifty years ago one-tblrfl of HO! The -Republicans of Lognnsport and county -will go one day next- week. or; -hand Tour annie to'Sol Bi-andtVand soon as names n.re ll.Lt i--- excursion wili.bV.given to gold Fity year in 'the world. m)W, old In the world.Wgdne the gold In I Into money. Thus, it -will' be: six times as much: gold today is ago and since the bnly jnereased fifty It- follows that there, mnch gold for.

as there was hailf a i tl Meanie -silver world, has' more, than nelur lollflrs billion? a ceitf tnry ago. The paper tbe world has nTso Increased addition Venient elastic -medium, "Lii "fjTtf ottfcr Williami Burgimnn of Southside is re-lover of the vn.rietyjin; nature. On his lot adjoining: the fRfer be hns almost eveiy variety trees growing, while the world largely represented. Burgman claims flie soil of Indiana will- produce pretty any klnd-of vegetable.or next "sfiitson he proposes with small crop, from your.sire,, baby mine, vote.for Bryan, vote 1 fQr Bryan; Thouirh life-long Democrat, Re's not talking through his hat, wnere he Is at, baby mine. for Underss-ear.

Everybody needs lerwear this kind of weather. Everybody can buy underwear this kind wcaitiicr at tlie prices the Golden Rule'. are selling them. OtAN'S OPERA HOCSK. VTlIllam Dolan or.

SEPT. 24. HAMILTON'S Company of Players. Fl duclllf AOUSTUS THOMAS CAMPAIGN HEETINOS. Three Good Ones Held in the County Last Night.

Three good meetings were held by the champions of Protection nnd Sound Money In the country last night. Sen- -otor Boyd nnd Funk hnd a fine meeting at Walton. Each made a ip eech of nn hour to a crowded house Jp. C. Justice and W.

T. Wilson bad big crowd out nt Clymer's station, and they were heard with the closest at tentlon. Qulncy.A. Myers spoke to a good crowd Den'school house In Jefferson township. M'KIN-LEY ESCORTS ATTENTION- There will be a.

meeting of tbe McKinley Escort Guards at Republican headquarters This Is nn important nt which a full nt-: tendance desired. Turn out.those who wish to be counted as active members of this organization. I nni the Schlntter of the Platte, I'm tell you that, that, that When Jt comes to oratory, You'll see clond of glory A'flontln 1 In the region of mv hnt IN niZZOURA Prices 75c, 50c, 35c and-25c! Seats on sale at Johnson's Drog'stoK OPERA MOBSK. Dolnn 5A NIGHT ONLY. tRDAY SEPT.

26. MERRY KATTIE EnriETT AS WILLIE RUFUS In Eer Fsmoa? The Waifs of New York. With its wealth of novelties, scenic melodramatic effects. The- original-of nil plays.dealing wltfe "life in the great metropolis. Home Seekers Excursion VIA Wabash Route -OJi- SEPTEMBER 29, 1896- Don't forget the.