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Fort Wayne Daily News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 6

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THE FOBT is Kl fc Society fa Wi 1 WK LOOKED AT HER FEET Mitt Blanche Ring Thoroughly neyed by a Chorui Girl The ChicaRO Jnter Ocean la the follow Ibfr Interesting bit of gossip SUks jjtellm llammersteln wis In the chorus I1sh Dluncbe Rlnp was the utaT fis Hninmerstt ln had a position In the front tow of the jral lopy gallopers In front of them btkI pep aflldavlt frequency In front of fclisg llummerateln stood illss Wngr lo the wnlnltlntecl this means nothing To JHss llainmerstelu and Miss liing meant much For they claim one wan constantly trying behule If toot obscure the other Tt appear from the testimony of both that Miss Jtnmmersttln bclnff amhitiouB for advancement was glven to adding original steps and original smiles to her wee hit Jrt the enHembie Dumber and by ao doing to draw the attention of the audience from the effulgent jling to the front line Of costume model For some time the matter iM not called to the nttentlon of anyonei JMh Jlammcrstein and Mlsa1 King merely voiced their personal opinions of each other Whenever it was pon sible the star an arranged her poRi ftlon as to screen MUs llammersteln and the latter anaitjng her pppor tiinlty cut the more In hrr ef forts to attract the attention of the seat holders Not rally sinjh ft state of affairs could hot rontlnue lor long So one evening last week Miss ITammersteln quite inndtertently she claims looked down at Miss Kings feet That was the final crushing blow The afar might have been able to conceal her wrath at any other action but when one woman gazes Intently at the feet Of another woman whether with malice aforethought or most innocently it is the signal for wars Immediately both combatants ap peered before the strtge manager She looked at vny feet shouted tyMJss King I dldnt i I could see1 them without looking returned 3liss llnmmer steltt Put her outtw demanded Miss Try It suggested JMisa Hammer ateln Hut this picturesque scene la too long to repeat in full In the end Miss TfainmerBtein after paying lier compliments to all within hearing urged on by the Uravos of the chorus gae Miss Uhiga feet a parting glance and a pnrting sniff and retired venturing the observation thai she did not propose to be sat upon any one And up to tills time no one lias questioned that determination Miss JJnmmcrstein Is the daughter of Oscar llammersteln the constructor of opera houses cigar making machines and musical entertainments When he was asked for his opinion of his daughters action Je replied very honestly I luiown nothing about it Jly daughter ih of age and can take care of herself I guess she has plenty of spirit Mrs llammersteln has someJ Thus do we fulfil our duly of chronicling the important and stirring news of the theater in July1 BREEZY WESTERN ROMANCE Mitt Minnie Akass to Wed Wyoming Ranchman After an acquaintance of sir years the engagement of Mlsa Minnie Akass and Mr William Sleeper baa been announced and the marriage will occur in December Mlsa Akass lived in Chicago for several years but she was formerly an Indianapolis girl and wjll be remembered bytpeople there not only as the sister of the Olrl with the Auburn Ifair of vaudeville fame but as a talented artist ller work haa been shown at numerous exhibit and haa always won high praise It was aoori after Miss Akass went to Chicago to dev6e herself to the study of art that she met Mr Sleeper who to a member of the Wyoming leg Islature add who la engaged In busl neas in Mountain View Wyo Mr Sleeper numbers among his personal friends President Roosevelt and Col William Fi Cody He la the owner and director of an extensive ranch oa Wood river and manages a number of mining and oil enterprises Mr Sleep er and Miss Akasa were warm friends from the beginning of their acquaint ance and their1 engagement is regarded ta a somewhat delayed rather than an unexpected culmination of their frtend 1 ship by the friends who have watchtd Jta progress The unusual misfortune which befell Miss Akass pictures when exhibited in Indianapolis last fall will bo remembered by Indlanlana Several of the best 6f her canyasea were mutilated and defaced by some unknown person and the artist had the sympathy of the city Mlsa Akass canvas Tho Girl In the lied Winona took the first prize at the exhibit In Indianapolis and the same picture wa given the aecr bnd prize at the exhibit of the Chicago Academy where Mlsa Akasa is a fltu dent Society Note Mr 1U 3 Ash Is at Les thetieaux Islands lr ami Mrs Stndy are at Atlantic City Mr Will Rohan is home from Colo rndo Springs Miss Nellie Bulger has gone tr Bay View on a visit Mrs Jpseph Karn has gone to Baltimore on a visit Miss Sadie Klepper Is home from a visit in Columbus JTha Her Simon Cohen of Norfolk Oul it Uniting for a few months with her brother tieorffe I White 800 it Vl is visiting relative In Fort Mr and Mrsi Perry Archer have gone to Mackinae Mr and Mrs Fred Tretselt arc borne from Macklnao Mrs Charles Dlehni and daughter are visiting in Baltimore liss Daisy Jah haa gone to Oak Pari 111 to visit Wends An I Mr Jm JfW Chicago la the guest inenu in una city MIbb Study and Miss Peltier are at Rome City for a ten days at ay Mlsa Addle Shoup and Miss Mary femyser have gone to Clear Lake lien jbmyser has returned from an outing of two weeks at Clear take lli Fpicurean and Manhattan clubs will gve dances at Itobison park thia week Mri Frank Bond of II Hon Oa Is the guest of Mr and Mrs Ueorge Crane The Lakeside Aid Society wll meet Tuesday afternoon vlth Mrs John Schroder Prof and Mm William Miles are spending the summer in Columbus uruve Unto Ils 1inoia lfoneck has returned from a four weeks visit with friends at Indianapolis Miss Isabel McCjure la a guest of Mrs Ferd Urbnlins at the Mohr cottage Rome City The Misses ellift and Blanche Lig gett and Jsellle a hate returned Mr and Mrs William Seldel and aons Carl and Robert have gone to Detroit and fet Clair tlats Wr Meyer wife and daughter of fjt louls are the guests at the home of I IV Meer In this city Miss Walton will giie a musicale on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Smith who is visiting Miss Pearl Fos ter Mrs Will CummlROtv of Riverside for Last Lewis street Mrs Fred Bra per of panville 111 arrived in the city last night and vvJU be the guest of Miss 1 dith Al bers of Wells street Br Allen Hamilton Williams and his wife Dr Marion Walker Williams practicing physicians at Hartford Conn are in the city i Arthur HalTner has returned to the ty after a fctiur gears stay In Colorado He waiimuth henefiteil in health liy hia sojourn MrB A Vi Plckard and son will leave this week for Iiidlngton 0 to occupy a cottage wltn Mr ana Mrs Frank hesslona of Cleveland Hoherstott has returned home after having made a short visit with his brother Ms A lloher stott of Orand Rapids Mich Miss Isabella Beuret and Mr ICen netji Meuret ol Hint Mich aptnt Sunday the guesta of Miss Wital fred Dougall Tliey were on their way to Logansport to attend the Beuret Justice nupltals Mrs It Phllley ar and daughter Miss Anna Phllley and the lat tera nieee Margaret Schultr left to dav for a few weeks stay at Pine Lake to attend the Chautauqua assembly Miss rhilley Is one of the pirtkipants In the Chautauqua program MUses Elizabeth Rahe Mary Ranke Alma and Clara Kampe Alma Troeg Jerf Adelia Braeler Marie Horst meyer Adelaide anl Ima Foel linger and Messrs A Klein Miller and Iheodore Schroeder have gone to Jnckion Mich to attend the Walther league convention Mrs Louisa Thornton of jfevv York City arrived In the clty Saturday evening on a ylnt to her niece Mrs Iloherstott 1219 Washington boulevard She wll also visit her sis tersK Mrs Mattle A Stewart of this city and Mrs Marguerite Campbell of Kansas City Kan Mrs Camp bells home was under twentv two feet of wafer during the recent floods In that cty The Jmltrinnpolla Journal says Miss Jlhe A Carnahan daughter of General and Mrs Carnahan was married Wednesday mprnlng at 9 to Mrv Ralph Henry Hess of Fort Col llui CoL The ceremony was pro nounced by1 the Rev A Ayjes wortb I I president of the Color rado Agricultural college in which institution Mr Hess Is nn instructor Only the members of the family and immediate relatives wefe present following the ceremony wedding breakfast was Berved and Mr and Mr Hess left at noon for their home in Port Collins A pretty informal party was given last Saturday evening by the Iyrje rlub in honor of Mr Charles linker It was that young mans birthday an nlversary and hia friends surprised him at hia home The rooms were trimmed with the club colors red and blue Music was furnished by la cobs orchestra A delicious suppef was served The guests were the Misses Emily Jacobs Tear Crouse IMnn Rowerp Lva Bowser Vertle Robinson Moja Brown Sadie Stack of Richmond ya and Messrs Charles and William Trefflinger Edgar Jacobs frank Smith Fred linker Charles Christie Phil Donahue and Homer Bckles WITH THEJCLOMHKERS HUNTING 0R RICHE3 IN THE QOUJ FIELDS OF ALASKA Henry Fitzgerald and Son Return In September from a Four Yaart Stay A The Klondike and the other gold fields of Alaska have attracted to the far north regions duHng the last several jenrs hundreds of thousands of men from this and other states In search of its nature hidden wealth men who hoped by a lucky streak to dig from Its mountains nnd its streams in a few months or years fortunes which It had taken many another life time of toil and careful management to ftcninnnulate home among thein were Fort Wayne and Allen county men Ihey took the long journey of several thousand lullei by land nnd sea Virnvlmr dangers and cold and suffering to try their Jutk In that distant clime One of the first front this city to wake the trlfl wag Clarence Cook He was there twice first in the spring of 1808 and analn it jear later WlilinmFJU get aW another Allen county man living near Leo has been in the Alaskan territory three times He is at home now but expects to return to the gold legions early Jiext Spring Ivvo Allen county nten vho ire now YTCE DAILY NEWS i iVSW MONDAY JULY 80 1010 BOTTLES FREE Dr David Kennedys Favorite Remedy tha Acknowledged King of Medl clnt for tho Kidneys Liver Bladder and Blood NO 660 Everjnreader of the News can have a trial bottle of Dr David Kennedya Favor He Remedy absolutely FREE by presenting thia coupon at our store Pellens roister Drug glstsTortWayne Ind Jtfo reader of the News can have any excuse for suffering from any disease of the Kidneys Liver Bladder or Blood when they can test that remarkable medicine DR DAVID KENNLDYS FA VORITE REMEDY absolutely FRPK at our store REMEMBER jou are under no obligation to purchase Slmplv present the ahove coupon at our store next Thursday and a trial bottle of thia famous specific will be giv en to von absolutely free We con aider this an unusual offer and our supply of free bottles cannot last long iOTrcn Slf not convenient to present coupon at oor store you may have a trial bottle absolutely free by cutting outHthls coupon and mailing It to the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout with youp full postofllee address Ulmer an Last Main street Rverynian la ill Henry Fitzgerald and Son Umbrella and Parasol Bargalnt Por one week only we will offer our entire line of Ladles Umbrellas Parasols and Childrens Parasols at manufacturers brlces Colored Umbrellas In the latest styles of borders worth 130 and 4 00 at 2 23 3 00 and 2 56 Colored Umbrellas at 1 73 Any Parasol In the house at the lovv priee of 1 00 We re coyer umbrellas from 35c up to 00 in all colors fiftTbs put in umbrellas for 10 ami 25c We have no peddlers and charge nflexorbltant prices FELDMAlt UMBRELLA HOUSE Calhoun St Op Cathedral The little damrhter of Mr Cnn nigham residing at Lewis and Webster streets fell yesterday afternoon ind dislocated her right wrist Dr McOscar attended her up there are Henry and Prank Fitzgerald father and son They left here Aver four years ago in February of 1K09 The father was then a farmer living in Milan township He still owns a farm in that township Ihey have been alt through the lc regions working several claims and are now at Atlin in British Columbia They write that they will be home In September After her hutband left Mrs Fjtrgerald remained on the farm but about a year ago she moved to this citv nnd with her children now lives at Mtjfl ast Lewis street a The mall of Wednesday from British Columbia brought to her a num ber of photogrnplis of menes among the gold TCglons some thirty In all and among them was ope of her husband and son whlcji i reproduced today In the sevvs They have hot been liome since going tnere in lyp TbeliB has not been what would be to the render an Interesting experience td rend Oold la not found in iluse or any other fields In lump1 as big as a cannot ball It isnt picked up as one ould pick op stones along the sea shore or the rver ianks It must bo dug dug from the bowels of the earth and then when found it Is dust imbedded with the earth that takes chemlal and machinery methods to extract It is only fthe value of money to the hunter When it is thus seemed Its possession requires vork Yet there must In Its pecurenient le rtn excitement that Is Interesting Hope is the controlling Influence that spins the gold hunter on He lives his lonely life away1 from the comforti and the lnxuriea of such a fit as ours buffering privations nnd hardships with the thought and in the hope that he will yet strike it rich and ha able to return to Jis loved ones la civilizations homes with a competence for life Not alt Who go there realize this hope how ever With them it is aa it is with us There tare successes and failures Some go to these gold fields rind return rich nth era to Jose what they have taken with them The gold miner caHs it Juik Possibly It is so There are million of gold In Alaska yet It can be got by the digging But there is not the exodus to thene gold regions that there woa it few years fgo The steamers leaving the Pacific shores are no longer crowded ns they once were There ire many going however but not with the mad rush that characterised the exodus of a few years ago The country is being settled notwithstanding the rigor of the climate Combined capital forming atock companies operate most of the mlnsV Claims are pretty wet established but still there are unexplored regions into which id venturer are goings The heighth of the gold fever there it over but it will yet remain a country that wllj attract ito lta shore people for years to come in search of gold Women love a clear healthy complexion Pure blood makes It Burdock Wood Bitters maka pore blood A wMolman tool bagilmt complete without a bottle of Vr Thomas tclectrlo Olf Heals euU bruises stings sprains Monarch over pain Teif thousand demons gnawing away at one a vitals toulJji ba much worse than the tortures of Itching piles Yet there a cure Doans Ointment never falls The Odd Fellows building at the corner of Calhoun and Wayne streets will be heated by steam next winter The member of the lodge have decided to ttiake this improvement Head Peoples Store ad on page 5 A boon to travelers Dr Fowler ExJ tract pf Wild Strawberry Cures dysen tery diarrhoea sea sickness nausea Pleasant to take Perfectly harmless HAVE yOU AN ELECTRIC FAN7 Let fit it with the Cole man Combined Guard and Deflector Cars be attached to any fan Distribute the air all about the room See it in Operation at Braun Construction Co HO U2 Jefferson St GEORGIAN BAY THE LAND OF HIAWATHA VIA THE 30000 ISLANDS The Wiabash has on sale round trip tickets from tort Wnjne to Baultte Marie golngtvia Detroit and the elegant steel steamer Pittsburg of the leveland leorglan Bay Line at the low price of 17 10 from Fort Wayne Thia is one of the most picturesque and truly interesting water trips in America Books of the tour giving sailing dates and general information may be obtalnedori applictlon to JO THOMPSOV Pafasdnger and Ticket Agent Homfc City Sunday Traiitsj leave Fort WayMat 630 a and 5t a Re turning leave Rome City hOM 50 cenjTund trip BASE BALL TOMORROW Wherjiova For Wayne Pattery will give air open air orchestra and social Thursday Evening July 23rd on the lawn adjoining their armory cor Berry and Harrison streets Mri Carf Tuhey of Muncie spent i Formerly of the Old Retail Store of Geo DeWald Co I The third Week of Our Semi Annual Sale Has come with its usual satisfactory results When an establishment In whose statements the people place confidence announces that certain low prices wl 11 be made for a set period they accept It as true and are attracted by It When we advertise without any circus poster adjectives that Every Yard and Article I On our three floors had been marked at SALE PRICES it was an unlimited offer whose benefits reached every one that had anything whatever to buy In our line When We Told Them That upon a general bill of goods amounting for instance to ten dollars they could Save From 250 to 400 They believed It We do not make absurd statements that you can save 75 cents to 90 cents on every dollar you buy from us this month but we do say that on some lines you do save fully one half and that upon any general bill of merchandise ypu purchase during our sale your saving Is proportionally as stated above Remember these Lowest or Prices in elude the Green Trading Stamps Wayne Dry Goods Co I 904 Calhoun St Old No 96 WMWVWUWWWWWUWiWWWVtWVVtWWWVWMWMtV WABASH LINE LOWEST EXCURSION RATES OF THE SEASON NIAGARA FALLS NY Alexandria BayNY Toronto Ont AN Montreal Que Wednesday August 12th 1903 EXTREMELY LOW RATES FOR SIDE TRIP8 FROM NIAQARAFALL8 Tickets good going only on special trains of above date and good return Ing unUI August 18th but may be extended to return aa late aa August 23d by deposit of ticket with joint agent at Niagara Falls and payment of 25 cents extension fee ASK WABASH TICKET AGENT For Booklet Giving Full Particular AHHX3AX AT MERGENTHEIMS The great Cash Clearing Sale I atllf going on and will conttnuethroughout this month and at the extremely low prices quoted below the Hat we now have In stock will sure ly be taken Take note of these prices All Hats between 2 00 and 3 00 go atj 100 All Hats between 4 00 and 5X0 go at 200 AH Hats between 1000 and 12 00 go at 500 All Hat between 15 00 and 18X0 go atf 7 50 All Hat between 2000 and 25X0 go at 10 00 All Baby Bonnet go at half price Just received a new lot wide rim Sailors alio white Duck and Batavla Covered Hats which we will sell at J4 one fourth off of regular price Ask for Green or Red Trading Stamp A MERGENTHEIM 704 CAUiOUN STREET Opposite Court House Niagara Falls EXCURSION LHWIRI Personslly Conducted NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION In Connection With the LakeShore MichiganSouthernRy LEAVE FORT WAYNE 4 35 ThursdayAug61903 RATE 5 50 FOR ROUND TRIP Tickets good returning on ft Line Steamer Buffalo to Cleveland if desired SANDUSKY AND PUT IN BAY Alo IW1U0 lip IV TORONTO THOU8AND ISLANDS ETC por tickets rate time and pamphlet containing general Information call on any ticket agent of the above route or address 4 RHEIN General Passenger Agent Indianapolis Ind Scotts Santal Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE StorlmffammAtlafl erfJalurfc tb Bladder ul Dluaud KldMT Je Mr Oara quickly ud ftnaa nintlr lh want eu of UMITtao Ud UlMt a maturof ho loaf Und lat Abaolatalr awmleu Bold tr dmrilri Prio 1 00 OV BV uaIL IMMtbald LOOSbsxMSLft MI tAaTAl rtPim CO SUaPOHTJUNB owo For Sal By Pellens Politer mr sm MS Ji WVVVAWVVVWA AAVWV Alrncr ULrk I Spring Housecleaning You will doubtless find jt advlt able to touch up or repaint your woodwork By using our celebrated ready to use paints you can do It yourself Just as well a regular painter and the only expense will be the small cost of the paints Romarys Goeglein Co coiumbu AW wwvwwiwwvwmv DR MOMMErV9 DENTAL PARLORS Set of Teeth 800 Cold Crowns 500 Porcelain Crowns 500 Bridge Work 300 HTTflK New Number B14 Calhoun 8treeL Office Hours 8 a to 0 Sunday 4 a nv to 5 German Spoken otMl Want Ads Half Cent Word Dr Ranke it wXtne ind tau BIk Calhoun ft Washington 8t Roont 12 Hours 9 12 1 JO 7 fc Practice Limited to Diseases of the EYE EAR NOSE THROAT Glasses Adjusted SrtMLftfl MfflSAffM For Kldnev oiaaaer troubles Cures in 48 Hours TTOTWlnV Mir DISCHARGES ttlctl CfMula bean thenmy 6 0amu ofoaiirtlrftltl DR JOHNSTON Osteopathic Physician Licensed by the State Medical noant Graduate from the American School oi usteopatny DI3EASE3 CURED Rooms 24 25 26 Over First National Bank Days Tuesday Friday and Sunday Home Phone 6534 Fort Wayne Ind DONT DELAY tn placing your order for Hard and Soft Coal Tou will sav several dollars by buying early1 a rood supply of Sura Beech and Hickory Wood Blacksmith and Charcoal Prompt Delivery and Lowest Price MODERWELL Corner Fulton and Nickel Plat Home Phone 80S i ESTABLISHED 1845 PELTIER Undertaker and Etnbalmer FORT WAYNE INDIANA NEW8 WANT AD8 BRING RE3ULT NEWS WANT ADS BRING RSUJ1T JWS tyANT ADS BftlNa RMULTt NEWS WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.

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