Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

Dunlap's Celebrated Silk, Stiff and Soft. H- Spring Styles "Nick'-' Ivory and His tion of Comedians. SPRING SPRING OVERCOATS. PLAYED IN HARD Cleveland Took Another. From League 1 DEWENTER, The Hatter and Furnisher.

Tie Tucker Sharpe Co. Tailors Will Dissolve Partnership My First. "Nick" Ivory aii'd his 1 comedians from Anderson were at tliej ball park yesterday afternoon. So, were the Ottos and about one hundred) llfty other people. "Niels" is i'liam-i piO'iiiug a liard-Iuck combination.

His; men arc all ball players but they playcl' Iu the hardest kind of hard luck'yester- when the fireworks went. off. the whole lot of them had a scalilcring tin. 1 Jii'C. Eri'ors were thick as sparks at a Fourth of July eel tin tlori, and they all cnsbsomefihiiig.

Alfont, the hill yomig gcutJenuin whii sandy hah- who put his feet In the box for "Nick" and his fellow Andersonians. was touched up 'frequently and hard, a. total of sixteen bases being out THe.se with nine tell i history. Fisher die. Ivoryites lesson to base stealing, catching thrca of them, off first and gotidlug 'them to the bench to meditate on the tricks of south paw.

Beside that, they tone-hod hi'in for but four singles and a That Means a Reduction of Stock. The RetiriDg Partner Must Hue Cash, TO MAKE A LONG STORY; WE WILL MAKE SUITS TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLE, AND BEST WORKM MMSHIP, AND GUARANTEE THEM TO FIT, FOR THE FOLLOWING SPOT CASH PRICES. CHOICE OF OUR SPRING AND SUMMER SUITINGS $25.00 A full assortment of suitings bought to sell at $30 and $35 for $20.00 A Limited stock of the greatest gains on earth for $15.00 We reserve the right to stop this sale within a week-as soon as the required amount of cash is realized. If you wait till tomorrow it maybe too late. The Tucker Sharpe Co 315 Pearl Street.

£01'. OTTOS Lyen, 3b fi States, 21v Hackett, 3b fi Bruton. ss (i Steralei'. ef SUiivei-, If 4 Hunter, c. Bolan, vf 5 Fisher, "i Tolnls 40 ANDERSON AB Duffy, ss Mains, rf 4 Dowd, 2b 3 Ivory, .3 3b Hcfferm.m 31) .3 McCartney, cf ..3 Foland, If 3 All'ont, .3 Is the score: AB II'-II PO 12 0 0 0 1 0 0 'o.

0 0 4 14 1 0 1 A WILL SELL YOU A SPRING SUIT TODAY EOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER CLOTHIER IN LOQANSPORT. LINE COflPLETE. 3 PO 0 2. 3 4 'l 0 0 Buy a Lougley Hat and be up to Date 426 Broadway. If you want a Tailor Made Suit don't forget my Irhe of the Celebrated Stein Block Clothing.

1 4" 27 32 Hodjeska Playing In Measure For neasure. 'Wasn't playing such an important part in as the tailor whose reputation depends upon taking your measure perfectly and fitting'your clothing perfectly -to measure. That's what HEEZ does in such an easy manner that your clothing ftts like a new skin, with only variations to make it accord with the very latest style. To keep Jn the swim you must keep in with BEBJ5. One of his suits is a passport Into swell society.

409 HARKET STREET. Totals 29 Eai'nod two-base Stemler, Lyou, Lycu; passed Hunter; wili.1 base on Fisher 3, Alfont struck AlCo-nt double to Haekett, Sta-tts to Haekett, Dowd to Duffy. Time of jiitme 1 hour, 45 minutes. Umpire Attendance 100. Anderson plays again this afternoon.

''Cleveland didn't do a tiling to lialii- Con a pltclicr who has been with the Anderson, toani -until they, reached ClUs city, lias joined Kokonio. Stokiw, who lias been playing 1 good 'third base for tlie Ottos, lias wilih the.Kokonio tuani. Hunter Ciiusht a good s.l'mc.yeste'r- day. Ho dWiilt have a chance to them his "wing" on throw-to Fiisli'er caugh't them trying ger'back to nrst; i flarry.Fiteeri.was yesterday 'Swigart the guest of friends' 'iit Adainsboro. to Kokomo yesterday, to accepts position.

Aloniio Eliiiiiehart; was. here from Peru 'last' night on business. of Chicago is the in tWs The --Rev. M. E.

Campion spent Thursday at Peru with friend. 1 Myers aud-Miss Anna Hassett have retuiiicd from Kent.laud.. Ed Coolt lias returned to bis home at Pern after a visit of several days in.tlife city. Maymc Longwei) will KO to JIarion L'oe a.lew days face and trying to rouse cim. There the dog remained through the bitter cold night.

When morning'came he ran to the distant road, aud by hia frantic barks and cries induced a passer-by to enter the The man, seeing only a cold, stiff body, supposed the soldier to be and would hurried on; Corporal furiously clTove him back, and would not be silenced until he saw his master move and speak, when he crouched, dumb nnd contented, at his leet. WILL PUT A STOP TO IT, OLD FORT SUMTER. CLEVELAND MAJvES.IT the Second From Bnl-tiuioi'ujn and Boston The Spiders made their flood and stronjr yesterd-ay by dofoa.ting- tlie'Ori- olcs Hie second of the series. they can take tlio third there will heading fchoni, 'as tlie last 'six the East will be wiith a.ri'd'-. Brooklyn.

On June 15 the Western clubs return -hoinc and play, eticb.other, Cleveland playing at Following are the 'scores of games: At. Cleveland TO BE BEAUTIFUL And Remain So is Something, Quite an Art. How to preserve, restore and improve' beauty Is something very near'and dear to a woman's' With woman beauty Is next to 'taking 'second place, to. cleanliness, for beaut cannot bo'obtained without cleanliness, the one evidences'the as regards woman. This can be obtained by Strlnghntn's Imported Bleach and Massage Cream.

Those with cutaneous disorders can be positively cured with 1 these preparations, superfluous hair treated 4 Catherine StriDgliain. DERMATOLOGIST. Agents wanted, to sell the above pro- vparatloLS. Subscribe for The Journal All sboes shlned ffec at Otto's. Harrison has the finest, line of hammocks In the city.

George Harrison handles Lnndretb't drst class garden, flower and 8eK5 Natural, gas bills for the mouth of J.une arc now due nnd payable, nt the company's office on PeaiTstreot. Captain Skelton will soon drive out iu a "bran. splinter" new- rig. walkhis te 1 too hot. work this, kind of.

weather. Furnished rooms suitable' for. light family of two. Or small house in Eastend. Address' O.

0, care The Journal. A dark tan pocket book containing uotes and personal papers. Fiuder return to R. E. Overman corner c-f Tlilrd and Broadway and receive reward.

If the armies of Europe should march at a.u five abreast, fifteen apart, it would require nine and ooe-'hnlf. days for pass a jjlyen point. At Pitrsbui'g S. dolphin 0. At Cliicago 10, Bostcn.li,".

At Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 30. At New St. .3, New York 7. 'At 'NV-asl 1 injrtoii M. STANDING OF THE CLIJBS, T.

Kaufman, a business man of yesterday after a sb vis i Olid O. B. I.ougwoll and Miss Mabel Grant-went yester- (lay-to spend a.h>w-weeks; Mr. and Mr.s>.E. -Howard of the- Eastern! are entertaining (heir dauglHor, Mrs, C.

Stewart of Rev. I-I. Atwood I'Cttu'us today Saraito'ga. where he all'eud- Prosbyt'crian Assembly. P.crii- and Robert-Nelson of Lognnsport, were In the city last visiting Bob 'Marie, Weniton returned Vcs-ter- (fej; to her a't Graud Ilapids, af.fer.ufl siibrt.

visit wli.b Itjilsy Mrs. Lewis Hud- ls! i and Masicr. Gerald Wednesday. returned yesterday. Thlo Important Fortification to De Put In Fighting.

Trim. It is 11 jcmnrkabic coincidence that Fort Sumter, the first fortification to in the late war, is jow the first point of defense to yet ready'to resist foreign invasion, says the Illustrated American. Even if there should be no occasion for conflict, it is contended that Port Simiter should be restored to its normal condition and maintained with the same czrs and fidelity that is employ-id upon the fortifications in Jiew York harbor. Time has mads but little impression upon its stout, walls, but- the elements have played havoc with portions of the interior. The ojilycnrotakoi'oftbe his- Officers After the Gang of Boys Who Annoy Citizens.

Residents- of: the Easteiid ha.vo boec annoyed for some time by a gaugjot boys whooping and halloing arouaxl, trampling over la.wus and flower beds, and steaJpg flowere. Patrolma-n. Baker and Cant, Skellon chased .1 number ofv.Uie last evening all overMbe 'Easteud and. Patrolman Baker sueceed- ed in catclu'ng one of them, -a'boy; nn'med Gallagher, who was put in jaiL Affidavits arc out for a number of otb- ere and arrests will follow today. The officers are detcraiiued to break up these of boys from congregating on the streets at.

Jnle.hours of the ulghi njid the offcndere will be dealt with. Charles tJie Twelfth st.i-eot cigar mauufactiu'er. met with-rEi painful nccidcnt Timrsday evening. While driving Hie Market sln-cet bridge h.is began iiigsnd landed a hard rap ou his nnkle. toric old fortress for many years The bruise, is very painful aud win keep him lame for some time.

Do rand, the man- who undertook-to hang from a gallows for thirteen days a Paris cafe, has completed his performance. He was let down for thlrry- sevc-u hours, i.n all.wbile it.lasted, but 1 I-slept! while hanging. He proposes to allow himself.to be buried for alonjr period. been au orclnnnce sergeant. of this'is to- be changed.

Therearc available for the fortifisations in Chnrlcstou harbor, and the si-srctary of war is willing- (b.nt 1hu shcuhl be expended upon Fort ard a battery on Sullivan's island in ihe sp.me. bai-bov. the-conimc'ncomont The upon the Clubs Clevelaufl Baltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia Bcslou Brooklyn AVa.shingion rittsburg New York St. Louis Louisville Won .23 .23 9 .11 Lost rer'Ct. 12 .0." :C2.j "10 io 10 .10 29 31 .000 .580 .033 Kauffrnan.

OF A DOG. Motihers will find- Chamberlain's Cough- Remedy especially, valuable 'fo'i) croup aiud whooptag will: give prompt'relief and Is 'safe aiid.plens-- ant We have sold i for several ears and never faiJed to give the most 'perfect Duques.no, Pa. by a Seriously-Wounded "'-UiRcof. Ctntoii. 'Fremont, in her story "Tli.cTCu'iird," body of young- men followed: Pathfinder" into mudc a brilliant record- for their cpuhig-q-aird gallantry, lolls oi a dninb beast wK'o 'l6yuT Lnd cavalry d.rilling'om- cluy 'near S'U L'oxiis, a little: fq.x-tf-'rnVr'jollowt'd' cnf of tljc- -'a- fluiigiirian with hini i to.c!ii:i; i cou-ld 'not ri von 1.

Jllhe. -nii'-n irj'l "-t thoug'h ho. made the cooipanion a-nd- REVOLUTION IN CpXE MAKING. New Sy.Htrm to Tried on a Scale ftt MclicOHport. The conwnct has.

been let for the erection of the largest plant in Cnitpd Stntes, to be ndjoining the National tube works. Tlie capital to be ir.vcsttd be about- which is being- 'fi'irnis'necl by the Union Gas company r.f Philadelphia. Forty of ground hnve been lonscd near the tube ijivolviiip- the tearing 1 down cf more th.i-a ICO dwelling's. It is intended'to Otto-Hoffman ovens on this property. The advantage ot these ovens vv-ill be appreciated it is stated that the coke costs practically not'iiiifT.

KJJ the money rcnde iu. the saving of the by-prpdflots pay for the burning- of the coke. It is c.sti-.. mated that 'the waste of in the old becrhive ovens is "I -per cent, greater'than the. gas consumption of' the United States.

see they've put a sounding- board back of the minister's pulpit. What do you suppose that is for? Ejr- it is to throw o-ut tho sound. if you throw out (lie sounid l.li«-ft wouldn't be anything left in 1 SUitesman. 'Tliere is no part of tlie world fins, suc'i a black record for the uarrow Baltic Tiie. number in sonic yeai-s averaged more t'lma one a day.

greatest number of'wrecks recorded iivoiio year being and the smallest 354. ''fheir raemor- tih'atg'c 1 tit the Co.vpornl vbe'slclu liis and fi thicket. Tha 'ijijst; jic'stiexl him; 1 1 licking his, IJis Collar Exploded. William, f't'iijomiri, a. on tlie Eric i a spark on tbe back of bis celluloid collar.

Tbe collar, tool; firc.ar.d exploded with a loiul report'. 1 scixed collar vi'it-h-. tore it from bis iro'wns burned severely on'-fihe face, 'urck ciiid lir.nds. Awarded Fail. -There is grea-t a dearth of young" women in tbe uortbxvc.stern provinces of Gaiwidii-lbiit tJierp find it impossible to pet married.

A.Diamond In Su.7:ir. 'A procer in last week found -v, orth $70 in-n 1 arg-tf st win cask i i Pa'ris aux' MADE; or -ity other ad.