Fort Wayne Daily News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 2

ANTLERED HERD ARBIVESJN DENVER 8 EVEN THOUSAND ELKS ARE jBHffwSlNd AOUT THE OLD TOWN DENVlLn CoU July 16 More Ideal eonvnmjoii weather than that which be gun atvl clock tula morning could not be hupwf tot DenVer I Jn a bias of Klorjr ionof the Wki Fulljr evca tliouiland HUkff and ttelr Iftdlo fjinlyed Sunday ana last nlht and apec a train are today arriving au cloanly upon one an other that local railroad facilities are taxed to their utmost lo handle thorn ttverjr atala and territory In the union 1 represented and delegate Are also here from foita ttlco The convention will open tHht at th Tabor Grand pem house Insofar a the business Is Concerned this Convention la peculiar In that it la largely In the hand ot the committees Theie i no tig contest for ottico and no very acilouc matter to be fought ov ao that the member ure at liberty Ho enter tain themselves Philadelphia will probably get the 19D7 convention The tight for this honor lie between Philadelphia and Baltimore JdgeJUenry A MeKIn of Oakland CHI ta almost unanimously chosen for grand eralted ruler Other candidates for grand lodge honor whose elections are considered almost certain are FredC Koblnson Dubuque grand secretary Dr Havllun Bntte Mont frand trustee for grand esteemed lectur Ins knight thr is a contest between Ed ward McLaughlin of Boston recent holder and Charles A Kelly of Boston The Deaths Dwell Mrs Sarah Ana Dwelly one of the oldest residents of lht city and the aaugntw or Thomas Tiger founder of the Sentinel died this morning at 10 oclock at tha family home 1224 41c Clellan street at the age of sixty seven years Her death was due to a complication of diseases from which he had suffered for some time Mrs Dwelly was born In Monmouth Indiana in J8S9 The family only resided there for a short time and they soon returned to this city wheru they had previously resided Mr Tifer being editor of the Sentinel fihe was united In marriage In 1861 to Charles Pwelly who survives her and who Is a machinist at the Wabash shops Beside the husband she Is survived by one daughter Mrs Spldel of this city three brothers William Tiger of this city and Walter and Herbert of New York and also by one sister Mrs Wary Stevens of Chicago I Kllngmann John Klfngmann a well known cattle buyer and a resident of this county for over fifty years died tbls morn Ing at the Lutheran hospital at 12 30 clock at the age of seventy three years The deceased was a native of Germany butbe removed to this country over fifty years ago Friends may view the remains at the residence 8Q8 Coleriek street on Tuesday from 3 until 9pm The funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9 clow and will be strlctlv nrlvate Th friends of the deceased are also kindly requested not to send flowers Koehl Michael Koehl aced flfty two years and aji employe of the Kerr Murray machine shop died Saturday night at llSO oclock at his residence 2431 Lafayette street of a complication of diseases from which he had been a sufferer for some time The deceased twas a native of Germany but he had lived in this country Since 1882 He was aijnenber of the Catholic Benevolent Legion and of St Marys Benev olent society of St Peters Catholic church Beside the widow there are seven children surviving Frank A George and Michael Koehl Mrs John Beckman and Reglna Cecilia and Anna all of this city There aa also three brothers surviving Jacob Koehl of this city and two who live In Germany Tha funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 8 30 clock from the residence and at 9 clock frgm Bt Peters Catholic church King Mrs Mary King died Sunday morning at 9 clock at the home of her daughter Mrs A Stlrk on Spy Run avenue af the age of seventy six years Death was due to a complication of diseases from which she had been suffering fqy some time The deceased was formerly a resident of Peru but for the past ten years she had made her home with her daughter in this city Beside Mrs Stlrk she Is survived by a daughter Mrs Mitchell of Peru The remains will be shipped to Peru this evening where the funeral ser vices will be held TMJC FOKT WAY2TK JRfclfcY MMWZ ff mi nwitMr vy jyv I The Too True Souvenir Postcards ivi Jtf IPapgSS uiiuu ft 5s is are irn irrjry jrc itwt vw a mmm I i mm tMmmitim There are some streets In Milwaukee that dont look like this but not many so that this card shows a scene typical of the city made famous Fooled bobbies WITHJEAR STORY AND NOW A MAN HUNT IS BEING INDULGED IN BY THE POLICE CLARKSBURG Va July 1G A boar hunt whs indulged In by pclice officers and citizens here eaily this morulng At midnight the police department was notified by telephone that four savage beers in transit on the Baltimore Ac Ohio railway had killed their keeper and escaped from the car Officers secured a doren cit iientf alrd arodslrrg har dware dealers recured all tbearom and ammunition In stock and started after the bears They hunUxl all night without seeing them It was discovered today that the story was a hoax and the officers are hunting the man who reported It HIH JH 4 THERMOMETER AND 4 BAROMETER READINGS For Monday July 16 7 A 4 8 A 4 9 A 10 A 4 11 A 4 12 4 1 Degreos 6 67 C9 75 78 76 Barometer 8 AM 28 93 A 12 28 99 4 As observed by Charles A Meigs Optician 1000 Calhoun street rH rIrfiVyrTpri Areola 6 Abolt 2 Special to The News 1 ABOIT Ind July 18 The Areola Gray defeated the fast Abolt team here uulrJv lii ilia Minranf fi ta 2 ThO feature ut the ttmt were the battery work of Herrold and liewlsof Areola ana the ilrst class support given them by the Areola team which allowed Abolt to score only In the first Inning HaiTOld struck out men It II 13 Aholt SOOQOOOO 0 2 10 5 Areola 01101OQ 0 I I Batterlm Areola Herrold and Lewis Abolt Howman nad Townaend Th umpiring of Wapior waa highly satisfactory to both teams Trl SUte and Company The Trl Stale Building and Loan company the largest building and oan In the state Is holding its annual meeting this afternoon The old board ot directors and officers will be reelected Geo Plxley is president Foster vice president and A Wilding secretary and treasurer Air Ship Man Prof Bodkin the well known navi gator of the sir Is in the city today seeking an Interview with Secretary Myers of the Fort Wayne Fair association He wants to bring his air ship ta this city next September and give an exhibition at the far grounds and sail oter the city and back Of Local Interest Both Logs Broken at Bass Foundry Frank A Meyers a driver at the rass foundry had both legs broken about 2 clock this afternoon when a heavy casting fell upon him The Harnett ambulance was called and the Injured man was removed to his home 1136 Grant avenue It may be necessary to place htm in the hospital Wool Burned CHEYENNE wro Julr 18A wool warehouse at Clearmont Wyo containing over half a million pounds of wtxtl was destroyed by fire this morning Loss 120 000 Big Sunday CrtWd if RtmiEon Park Th oblson Dark veflTordaT THTni8iM son Jtcyi band played to large au Jdiences and the military drill of th boys was on the sensational ordor This evening a new vaudeville bill will jbs on at the theater for a week Fd Dcaver Is home Horn a visit In Chi cago Judge Vesey hn returned from a trip to Bostsn Home lodge A will confer the third degree Tuesday oenlng The Sundaj school picnic of the Trinity Episcopal church was held today at Itobl son paik Otton Banders has returned from the west whore he has been for the past two years He will resume his work at the Kerr lluiray offices llasslcr diUer at the Troy Steam laundry cut a gosh In his i ot jettlerduy while In bathing at Rome City and required the sen Ice of a physician Michael has opened his new gro eery store on Wells street on the sit of the old feeder canaL fi has built a fin store budding and equipped It with modern conveniences The lire deiiartment was called out yesterday afternoon extinguish a blaze In the home of Blrbeck 40T West De Wald street last evening The Are caught from an exploding gasoline stove No one was hurt and the damage was small Henry rtraun and Will Fry were guests of Ous Hobrock at Clear Laks yesterday While fishing they landed a gar fish which weighed twenty four pounds It Is th largest fish ever canght at the lake and excited much curiosity Policeman John Greer who was operated on ten day ago for appendicitis at Hope hospital is slowly convalescing Dr Macbeth removad th dralnag tub today DONT NEGLECT YOUR FACE It the only on you have On fao massage treatment each week will prevent the formation of wrinkle It will ds yelop a nlo contour and add so mnott ta jour appearance Per th bast servlc out on Indianas A halr eutter it tha Wayn Hots Barber Bhdly natlent was on th operating tabl TOtf bait between the Ounthers and th Buckeyes resulted in a defeat of the former by a score of 17 to 1 The features of the gam was th hitting of Birppv tiffins wno got a com run and a thrsa boss bit and two singles Bat teries bidjc ana Drlftmeyer Rainy and Smith This afUrnooa EIH MoDnnald th City Trucking company stated that th trucking barn vouch was destrore Thursday afternoon will rebuilt Th ltumrtno adlutr wftl be hers this week and th work of tebulldjng will takA Local Courts ornner Stnlts today returned vor lints on two Inquests held Iat weik He found that Louis Uultmeier ot Madison township dietl of lieriYttlls ease Iho death of Christopher Molath was due to heart trouble and cerebral lit morrlmge Two Divorce Cases This rnoniing in the SVpefor court jictinjj Judge orris listened to a iioition of the evidence lu the Kis singer divorce case lu the superior oourt Prudence Weisbetker applied fota divorce from tieorgc 0 liyan filed the complaint The couple married lu 1888 and have three1 chillrBntliefytrurigest 11 jcurs old In June 1904 tk husband downed his family after abusingabusing cursing and accusing his1 wife of infidelity lie isaWo OccWsed of being un habitual drunkard Tlie1 plaintiff necks J50 to pay trmts divorce proceedings and Slot alimony Bankruptcy Court Judge Wood referee in bankruptcy has finished his report to the district court at Indianapolis relative to th work of his office during the year Prom the report it is shown that there weie twenty nine cases of voluntary bankruptcy closed during the yenr ending June 30 and five involuntary The voluntary eases yielded 31 2J7 of net assets to pay 336308 of liabilities The five involuntary enses produced 0175 of net assets to puy 153B0 Board of Works The board ot public works has completed the plans for running a sewer on the east side of Broadway running to Organ avenue Many of tho cellars in this territory have been flood ed with water during the recent rains and the action of th board will bo cheerful news Casa street Is to have a cement side walk along its west side An order has been made by the board of works to have tho water mains on Fifth street straightened to conform to the line of the street The street was recently straightened and the mains now are in places not in the street There was no meeting of the board ot public works this afternoon owing to the absence ot Messrs Lennon and Schwartz from the city Mayor Iosey has received a letter from Superintendent Sullivan of the Wabash announcing that be will be here next Wednesday to take up track elevation Building Permits Brown to build an 800 cottage at 2321 Winter street Fred Buschlng to build a 3000 brick dwelling at the corner of Gay street and Creighton avenue THE SUNDYACCIDEN SEVERAL PEOPLE PAINFULLY INJURED YESTERDAY Five Year AjcIrT Fails From Second Story Window to the Door 1 1 Lucietla the uvir old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wnrcup of 1J07 Cuss street had a nurrow escnpe from instant drulh efcterdar morni ing She was sitting in a second si orj window with her buck to the I closed shutters lliey happened not I to be lockiw secure and they push open beWnd her and she fell buck viaiu out ujiuis vinflow wie lurneo a completcVotfidrMBult in dropping to the steps of the front door bhe vtasll bndly bruised about the shoulder and face but fortunately no bone wcie broken Her face was slightly cut In falling from the forch to the sidewalk r11 A Knife In His Leg While harfdliftg a knife jeslerday at his farm three amixwue half miles southwest the city oh the Blufttori rood NiL pks let a knife blade slip into the muscle of his right leg to a depth ot three inches The pain ful wound pled profusely and ut Hetrlck was called from the city to check the hemorrhages The wound was inflicted with an Old pruning knife and may cause some trouble1 The patient enunot walk today i Tumble Down Stairs Samuel Peggs fireman at the In liana Home for Feeble Mlnded Youth1 fell down a flight of stairs at his home north of that Institution last night and was badly Injured Ills right ear was nearly torn from his head and he spstuined painful bruises about the hips and bnck Ills condition was srr sea lowi that It was necessary to cat fa physician and Dr tadd was lasiHy called and dressed the injured ehtj Pcggs will be unable to return to work for a few days at the least Ml Meeting The will meet Wednesday afternoon of this week at 2 10 oclock at sb1Hiiii unu ihg i tint liufu uf Mrs COorg Tv Louttlt 11f I jamrvyea nppenu oursi wny me 61 Jffferson Street Mr Fortr will redd a paper on TIow Mother Can Best Help Teacher Miss Emma Armis ton principal of th Holtoit avenut school will give som lda of how woman 61UM pan help th sobool MH Ury Christie will gif mm of her txprlnie a teacher Miss GnldUn will read a paper Js and Ittt 8 Mahurtnj will read on1 on ptrfett diet Uii later Pag Oaaton ha 0Bata lv a ten minute talk on hcwvroTOrBrCmoan Bup pres XTlgwett mww JU Mis mrrman no onarr or tna avo What Happened to Jones Yesterday morning about clock Mr 8 CTRourk and guests at his Rome City cottage on Gem Island were aroused by yelh and splaJhlnr In the water about 100 feet from the shoie of the Island Miss Mag Garvey of this city who Is visiting her sister Mr Rourke was standing near one of th OTtourke boat and rowed out to a man who was yelling for neip and endeavoring swim toward a boat from which he had fallen while casting Miss Garvsy picked him up and rowod him ashore He gave his name a Arthur Jones and said that hi wife and family resided In Kandallvllls He was ao frightened by hi fall Into the lake that ho could not ten vxactly how th acoldent happened In th Justice Courts Ahram Qasklll was declared to be Insane In Aistkf Tancey court Saturday nttefnopTflby a commission of physldaneJoilBnBed of Drs A Hammond Joseph Stult and A Kane The Boston Store 4 1 a I a Great July Sale Is Now On Everything in Our Store Sold at Sale Prices nil in Ladies Wrappers wortK 75c reduced to 49c Ladies Wrappers wortH 100 reduced to 78c Unbleached Muslin worth 6c reduced to 5c Unbleached Muslin worth 7c reduced to 6c 9 4 Unbleached iSheetin worih 18c reduced to 15c 9 4 Bleached Sheeting worth 25c reduced to 21c 9 4 Bleached Bed Sheets worth 60c reduced to 48c Bed Spreads worth 75c reduced to 55c Bed Spreads worth 100 reduced to 85c Bed Spreads worth 125 reduced to r98c Figured Organdies worth 12 2c reduced to 8 1 3c Voile Suiting worth 12 2c reduced to 6 4c Beige Suiting worth 15c reduced to lOc Danish Cloth all colors reduced to 12 2c Mens Fancy Shirts worth 60c reduced to 42c Childrens Hose worth 12 2c reduced to 8 I 3c Ladies Hose worth 12 2cv reduced to 8 3c Mens Fancy Socks worth 12 2c reduced to 8 3c Ladies White Shirt Waists worth 60c reduced to 48c Ladies White Shirt Waists worth 125 reduced to 98c Cotton Toweling at 3c Dark Outing Flannel at 5c AjKn Dkc 0Bt 3c 1 i i i i Dont Fail to Attend Our Great July Sale We Have Some Great Bargains to Offer i i i i i i i nj WM HAHN CO Home Phone 1772 THE BOSTON STORE HARRY THAWS MOTHER GOMES Continued From First Face imitn liberty to discuss the matterat this time Olcblt It a warm personal and profesKlonsl friend of mine and I do not think it would bo fair to him or to Thaw to say anything about that phase ot the case that is not until The man that does not attend Pattersons sale will be sorry A Discreet Lover tlonal and Mrs Bather Sara trill reolU Anjf Ih rnnrV Ar eefliiltfl nf will tV1 I JB Ettsit2nxxl sister uud fcsrwa th imiai wuw vw TZiT jx sne VBeoao inpse xrees are snippery jaiikjwwii eims an ft bustnas fnm th Kay A Barm parn LsHl ave had an interview With Olcott I do not Intend to try this case in tne newspapers Jsut I wish also to be understood as being against any misleading stories so many of Which have been printed to the detriment of both sides I regret to say I want notliliijr but the truth to come out and believe me It vill come out in pood time wish to say that nothing wty be given out bearing on the defense until the proper time arrives All I ask for a client is a fair chance before a fair jury of his peers There will be no doubt as to the result then Thaw is sane and he can prove it Ha can prove his Innocence of crime The selection of Ilartridira to con duct Thaws case mentis without doubt that either milium Kand Jr or James Osborn formeT assistant district attorneys will be engaged to hindli the case before the jury llartridg has aad little experience la criminal cases and both Hand and Osborn are masters of the criminal law From the statements ot Ilartrldce oalv one conclusion can be drawn as to the nature of the de fense and that is that Thaw was Jus tilled in his act end that the real reason for the killing has not bean disclosed Thaws Mother Arrives Mr William Thaw mother of the prisoner paid her first visit to see her son In his Tombs call this morning The elder Mrs Thaw arrived at th prison at 11 oclock accotrn panted by her step son Joshua Thaw She was dressed in deep black The coupledrove tip to the Tombs in an electric hansom and found a crowd of curlons people waiting to catch a glimpse of them They quickly entered th prison to escape this unpleasant aotic After Mrs Thaws pass had been approved she was taken into tha womens room and saarohed and was then allowed to prooeed upstairs to I sea tier son it was a lad reunion WE i He I lov you darttof I swear It br tbelotty elira la yonder parte There wero tears in the eyes of botJi as they met and as Thaw held his mother in his arms both indulged in a good cry Mrs Evelyn Kesblt Thaw who had been with her husband before his mother arrired joined in the general ery Later Mrs Thaw th younger and Joshua Thaw retired to the counsel room on the same floor and Harry andrhls Jnolher remained together There was no one who overheqrd jlhelr conversation Mrs Thaw remained with her son until 1145 when she was Informed that under theprlson regulations she Would have to leave She complied with the rules after bidding Harry an affectionate farewell Joshua Thaw who had accompanied his step mother left with her and the two took an electric hansom away from the Tombs going to the ofllce of Clifford Ilartridge new attorney in whose hands Thaw has placed his case The young wife re turned to th prisoner after Mrs Thaw had left and remained with him a few moments before she too left the Tombs to go to the attorney office The crowd about the Tombs when Thaws visitors left today was one of the largest and hardest to manage of any which has assembled since Thaw was incarcerated In the Tombs A great throng gathered to see the two women who it was known were in the prison When they came out it was necessary for Officers to fight back the people to allow them a passageway to their carriage TOM TAGGART WINS HIS OASE Continued From First Fg 1 fendants demurrer as to tha third cause assigned Attorney Oeneral Miller served notice of appeal to th suprsm court Should the supreme court reverse hU dcolsion th states casa will be sent back to Judge Bosldrlcs court for trial Should tha supreme court affirm th decision the pas will be thrown out of court In his decision Judge Busklrk said Injunction la asked for in this case bujt only as an incident to the main sotion which la for a forfeiture of th corporal franchises An injunction mv sTanted to restrain the acts or brrffce jdlg titttll the further portend great injury to the state and violation of its rights but that will not excuse th absence ot those warrants in th information without which the state Is not atltled to tha extraordinary remedy asked for In their absence cannot read these lines Into the information nor can we supply them by Inftreno Again injunctions will only 11 to prevent sudden or anticipated acts and not when the act has bean consummated The court held that under th law before such extraordinary xdllef could be sought a is asked for by the state ther should hav been an examination by the auditor of th affairs and business of the comanl notice to stop doing unauthorized business If such a condition bad been found and failure or refusal upon thv part of the hotel companies to stop unauthorized business This th court held was not don WANTED 40 Laborers ontolophonoline25 to 830 and board Boys and Hqf boes not wanted Red Line Emplpyment Office 4 Arcade 2nd floor Fattrrsons half price sal of summer apparel will last but a few day ADVERTISED LETTERS btwnofnTananr6TinTB turn from her trio abroad which was out short wha the news of his not committed during her absence was broken to th mother Mrs Harry Thaw wife Of tho oris oner was also a visitor at tha Tombs baring arrived ther about two mita nts in advanc or nr mother iaw Vfcni Mrs William Thaw jwss nsbered upstairs in th Tombs Attendant Smith who is charge ot th prisoners on that row opened Thawi nail ta Bt stool on which th visitor toilet sit down Harry jftak advantage of oa tleW rusn out ana morac us motnar nartti tt lndtvldiisl ts llst far tha siata has no neater rlcht as 7r tt rinr a litigant uiaa ine nnmmcst inuK vldual a comolamt of affidavit ask ing foruch injunction must allege tna acts compiainsa ox win pro duce nreat lnlurv to th clalntllf or that they art in Toiauon oi tne plaintiffs rights xher ere no auch averment In th tnlonnation filed in this cans To th Jar mind tha recital of the great ailolli reprehensible charges Hat into rsprofceh and disgrace may jfX8tii Letter List No 29 FORT WAVNB lnl July 16th 1906 The following is a list of letter rs mainlng uncalled for In the Fort Wayne Indiana postofflce Monday July 16th 1906 Please give number of list In calling for letters Ladle Barry Bertha Miller Mrs Will Beers Alice Mirtlln Miss ByaLRuby Blttingw Rose Case Mrs Sutton Minni Christian Rose Trease Mary EL Dickson Mrs Wm Vick Hattl Oreablo Mrs John Wayne Thslma Hardesty Maud Wiley Edith i Hueter Emma Wolf Mayme LeRoy Sadie Zursrs Miss Qentlmn Adams Thos 2 Krondlff Harry Anglo RL Lavake Alvia BowenQeo 3McCleeryCba Boflkirk Chas Morris Charley CaJderQeo Nelson Arthur Carnenter 8tephen ParkerWm Cone Ii i Rammlj Jmrar Wm Tf fltirp iZCT QfB CriUen Russell WaltefW Cube Jas i A SheDley Geo A Edlstoln Albert Sherman Frank 7 ueewoo ury stamp Juan OrdVeaJoanJ Stevens Cart Howard a BwlngLee 1 IneuribU WesLS JoneaJas WMttal Robt KUar WL 2 ZeUnderJtt Allerdjc Joe A Ca i Evans Lumber Co Kuren Packing Co a HANNA 1 Postmaster 43.