Fort Wayne Daily News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 5

Bl LOOKING BRIGHTER SOLDIERS ARE IMPROVING IT IS JUST THIS WAY A special from Indiana polia says But little pf interest occurred at Camp Mount jJost evening or to day Tho officers of file companies were hard at work nrenar Jng schedules of supplies clothing ord nance etc that have been issued to the Never in the thirty Tears of our store Vecpinc hate we offered such In comparable values In honest reliable merchandise as we will the coming snouing wim our poniuoij in me iraue ii vruuiu ue worse ma iouy lor us to deal in undesirable goods The principle that controls our business is that no unworthy goods shall be bought no matetr how cheaply they may be offered Remember wo buy for cash buy from makers having a jobbing department We buy large Quantities We have no expensive methods Our business being conducted with the most rigid econamy consistent with iiTdmpt sod efficient service We desire on this occasion to Tcturn thanks to all our patrons for the loyal support and material aid which has been so generally accorded us in the past and has encouraged us to make our lines for the onCrfaIl and winter season more extensive than ever before i il We present items from our various departments which will serve to il lustJMe the values now being offered LINENS 25 dozen Uuck Towels will Colored Border 15c SO dozen plain white lluck Towels extra value 25c 0 pieces Cream Damask 40 cents a ytrd 10 pieces Cream Damask the 05c grade at SOc ifiw yards uiass Toweling at ue a yam iueacnea jirad i Cottons at very low prices a Dales urown Muaiin at ic 8 bales Brown Muslin for 5c others charge you 0 cents a yard fon the sameuality 2500 Yards Standard Prints at 1 cents a yard DlJivK SI L1V At Very Low Prices new fall dress goods One line at 25 cents One line At CO cents In check sand stripes Elegant goods for the price I The sale on new Black Dress Fabrics has started with many delighted buyers New lots opening daily in prices from 25c a yard up Our line of Hosiery is now complete including the celebrated Black Cat brand for boys and girls wears liko leather GeoDeWald Go COR CALHOUN ANDt COLUMBIA STS Ufa at Camp Mount It Agreeing with ThemTwo or Three Taken III Yesterday men and which must be accounted for lieutenant Waterman spent much of thtt4jj hoped by Colonel Studebaker that an Dr Carina fr Banning 1PL1 num 5 Consecutlve Nlghts 5 COMMENCING Monday Sept 12 H0M0EOPATHIST PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 152 East Berry ftreet telephone 1018 SAWDUST If in Need of Saw Dust Call Phone 1274 FRANK LASER Honey to Loan on personal or mortgage security HKEG 34 Berry street a Robertson WUlIam 8 OTRe uik Robertson ORourke ATTORNEYS AT tW OfBtet East Berry Bt over Wetter Union Telegraph Office Tilumphat leturn of the little favorite comedienne JESSIE MAE HALL Supported by Hall and a strong company in her latest smccshfut plays trnm mo pen 01 MarK xj nwan As an onpnlncr bill the romnflnv will uniimiv In i a fficui prtxiucuoii 01 7 The Priacess of Patches With all its line curry and mechanical effect XunicioiM speciallie will he preMnled nightly in an entire change pf program PRICES 1020 30 CENTS On Mondnv ninht Indies nlchtl a lnlv Mill be admitted free if aCrcmipanied by a person with paid reserved scfit Advance wile opem Saturday 7norning at 0 oclock Capital 350000 BurpluS 140000 THEOLDNATIOHALBAHK SW Corner Calhoun and Berry Bta Stephen Bond President Jared Bond Cashier Oliver MorragtVlce President James WoodworthAssUtant Cashier The Fort Wayne TrasLfo CAPITAL 20000000 Cor Main and Court 5ts PAYS INTEREST ON TIME DE POSITS OF 100 AND UPWARDS LOANS MADE AT A REASONABLE RATH OF INTEREST BYLER HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon Roams jr sat 10 ficnmlti Block Offiee Uours to 11 a 2 to 4 to8p Ilesidence Ko 920 6outh Calhoan Bt fcXINKK rtiOCK KDNEMJAY AT 230 50c TO Rpme cay AND Returtr At 645 a Eyery Sunday THE BQRTON CURE FOR WHISKEY MORPHINE COCAINE AND CICARET7ES PLYMOUTH INDIANA Th rijrinoutli lnstitnto Is the only one nuder ibo nerwiiinl supervision of Dra A Borlon and II Asnlnall For fall Informa The Toledo wU plsy the Kort Wayne liafe ball elnl comiueneintr to morrow at 3 1 30 The Lut series of ball en the home grounds 7 2t day in the camp and pave such additional instructions to the officers ni they required to enable them to get things in good shape Last evening Colonel 8tudcbaker and Lieutenant Waterman expressed satisfaction at the progress made Colonel Stu debaker received another telegram say 1 rig Hie pu master ouli reach the ramp to morrowi If he does not hold us back I Hunk we will he ready to get a ay Friday fcaid Colonel Studebaker to lieutenant Waterman Tothis the lieutenant assented As told osterday the nfen will hate to pnytheir own transportation home when the furloughs arc issued at a rate of 1 cent a mile Fort Wayne citizens after reading tiiis Yesterday determined to charter a special train to take the tno companies home Captain Harnett received a tclegTanf tothis effect yesterday There are twoFori Wayne companies company Captain Charles lteeseiith ninety one men and company Captain Myers with eighty four lien in addition to Captain IUnkcs battery There was a sh6ut of approval when the boys learned that the home folks were getting ready to take them home When the sick call was made yesterday there were 181 names reported exclusive of those in the hospitals This was some what less than the day before Major Barnett says thaXthe sick men are im proving finely and that with the ccccplion of two or three in the hospitals of the city most of them are past the diuigerous point There are one or two whoso re covcry remains problematical They seem edto improving yesterday The rain of the last few days has brought cooler weather which Is to the advantage of the sick Yesterday seven new eases were sent to the carrtp liospital but Major Barnett said they were not serious A rule has been established of not giving the names of the sick for publication Colonel Studebaker said yeSttrJajr tliftt there was no clash between the regimen tat surgeons and the physicians in charge of he camp hospital Ho said that the regiment looked on he camp hospital as a sort of division hospital The regimental physicians gav close attention to the men Mho arc not ill enough to be sent to the hospital but are sick In quarters Of tiiis class there is daily a large number including men who are discharged from the hospital Begimental Sergeant Major John II Wert who lias been lit in his quarters was able to attend to his duties yesieraay jTivaio Mtta 01 uoslien in the hospital corps who has UcVn J1I was also better yesterday LUNCH tOH THE BATTCKV Captain Itaoke of the 28th battery said jcslerday afternoon that the battery would be fully prepared for the furlough by the time the paymaster arrives It is understood that the special train from Fort Wayne will also take the Fort Wayne battery boys home with tho two companies from the 167th regiment Yesterday afternoon a committee from the Ladies Soldiers1 Aid society distributed boxes of lunch tnrough the battery camp The boys cheered wildly as the distribution went on and cnj6yed the treat very much Private HaTvey Banks became suddenly ill while the distribution was beinn made and four of his companions hud to bear him away on a stretcher to tlio hospital He looked pale and ill Captain Ranke said that it was another case of malaria and that the voting mans condition was not serious There is a marked improvement in the appearance of the spldTcrs at the camp Colonel Htudebaker attributes it to the good cftrc pure food and water and invig orating air He believes also that the boys arc better for oathing in Fall creek than they were in taking a dip In the surf dt Tampa Five minutes after tak Ing a plunge in Florida they could not tell whether they had had A bath or not Men in the guard house art put at po lice duty in the camp and number of them yesterday were gathering together every bit of rubbish hat could be found Colonel Studebaker believes that nothing is so conducive to good health as tidiness ond leanlincss MAY BE SOME DELAY It Is not known to a certainty that the soldiers how in camp at Camp Mount will bo ftqnt honto on Friday or even this week It looked yesterday as though the rhanCes arc favorable for delay The assistant paymaster who is to pay off the men has reported that he will bo here without fall to morrow to pay the men and there no longer any danger of delay being caused by him The man who is likely to cause delay in what he consider his line of duty is Major Yarney commandant of thenVsenflf who believes that the soldiers under army regulations must account for and return their arms to the arsenal before they are allowed to go home pn furlough Yesterday tlie major maac nis opinions known in very forcible siyio at a Conference which was held at Hi governors office Ho seemed to have no doubt whatever that the government should have IU rifles before the soldiers go home Instead of taking their arms with them as has Wen contemplated Lieutenant Waterman the mustcring out officer did not exactly agree with Major Vrney as fo the necessity of leaving the arms In the custody of the arsenal and Im commandant said that ho would telegraph at pnee to the war department for instructions expected to have a reply this morning If the arms hare to be ad counted for before the men go borne there may be a delay of several days It FREE FROM SUFFERING DEATH OFCHARLETS KEtKER Wat Kicked by Hone Yeara Ago John Hutzel Dies of Paralysis Other Death and funerals igTccmcntcan be reached and that the men newt not lie held hack on this sc count Many of the soldiers wero cry warm yesterday because of the fact that they will hao to pay their own railroad fares going to aud returning from home Not lew pretty strong remarks were mado at the expense of the government WHAT MAJOll BARNETT SAYS Concerning the managcnient anil admin iktralton or tho iopital at Camp Mount Mjor Surgeon Barnett of the 137th Iegimentr had this to say yesterday to an Indianapolis Journal reporten Innhiliuch as there ha JxciC a mis understanding relative to the administra tion at the state hospital at Camp Mount I desire to state that there is no misun derstonding or conflict between the management of the hospital and the surgeons of he 157th Itegimcnt The state hospital has generously provided for the sick soldiers of all the state troops returning from the field and I am sure all interested in the returning soldicis will welcome the efforts put forth in their behalf Die regimental hopital goes On as it did in the field but all tho very sick are consigned to His Ute hospital hkh is under the sole supervision of Dr Runnels The impression that there was danger of a clash of authority with reference to the management of the hospital arose from the fait hat Captain Chaik Barnett assislant surgeon of the regiment was quoted lit a morning paper as say in Htiit ho would have charge of the sick both in the city and at the camp until Hi return of hi brother Major DarneU who wus away ill LOCAL MILITARY NOTES To monow morning the Pennsylvania railroad will curry two1 special trains of United States pn vol reserves through Knit najne en route from New lork to Vlhfcugoi There ill be about 430 ccr ei on the two sections Ihey fire liie reserves who enlisted in Chicago at the onthieak of tha war Tliey will lie given breakfast by Mine Host McKinnie of the railroad eating houe James Woodworth a son of the late 1 A AVood worth formeily of Fort Yane has returned to his home at Travcrws City Midi from Santiago whei a ho was in the battle with the 3lth Michigmi infantry 1L Modcrvell luta biibscl ibcil 1 to the Ladies Aid Mxicty fund for the Mil dier Charles A Jvclker died at his home 73 Holman street this morning of convui sions Tho unfortunate young man was ears of age and had charge of the barn of tho Brown Trucking Company Several years ago he was kicked in the head by a horse which accident resulted in brain trouble and culminated in his death He is a brother of John Kclker of the Brown Trucking company and has many friends in this city Tho time of the funeral has not yet been set JOHN UUTSEL Another one of the old citizens of Forth Wayne was called this morning John IL Hutscl who for the last three months has been ill front a stroke of paralysis sustained a third stroke and expired at 020 this morning at his home 200 WestWash ington street John II Hutscl was born in Ludweilen Germany in 1832 so that he was 80 years old at the timo of hia death He came to this country fifty years ago and has lived in Fort Wayne for nearly half a century lis Was united lni marriage to Sophia Beach in 1842 and seven children four of whom survive were born to them They are Mrs Fox city Mrs Bott city John Guthrie Oklahoma and Fred of Peru Ind In 1858 he was again married to Catherine Lauer and the result of this union was four children one of whom survives Mrs 1L Stein of this city Mr HuUel leaves thirty grand children and vwenty one great grand children OTHER DEATHS AND FUNERALS Fred Forrester manager of the Roblson jark cafe received a telegram announcing that his father hod died in Columbus The father assisted his son in the management of tho cafe at the park lost year Mr Forrester left for Columbus jcslerday to ancnd the funeral The Webber funeral ill be held at 0 oclock to morrow morning from the house and fifteen minutes later from the Ca thedral The funeral of Mrs Henrietta Schmitz was held thii afternoon from tho resi dence of Mr Will Douglass The funeral of Alice the daughter pf Henry Besancon was held from the Cft thedral tnis afternoon Trjr a Cyclone Magazine Camera It carries 12 Plates Size 22x22 4V4t JJ50 Size 34x44 000 Size 4x rt IO OOj A Complete Stock of Amateur Supplies JONES 2ND FLOOR 44 CALHOUN ST DR BULSON Announce th Removal vf HU Office to 4AM vewucuc4 6S WEST WAYNE STREET Practice Limited to Diseases of the EYE EAR NOSE AJTO TOROAT Hours 10 to 4 Telephone Main 413 THE NEW CLERGYMAN REV LAKE APPOINTED It Appointed to Succeed the Rev A BalllogerWho Bis Been Made Presiding Blden Base Ball To morrow THE NEWJvEYSTONE will liavo Jot to morrow mornings trade plenty those large peaches and Plums 1 prices ns low as the lowest ac cording to the quality Fine homo glow Potatoes 40c per bushel Extra fancy Rwect Potatoes 23c per Ik Debt Country Butter 15c per lb Remember our meat market is Always well stocked with everything in the fresh and salt meat line THfc NEW KEYSTONE 238 and 240 talhoun fct CARNIVAL NOTES Its Commlttiss art Busy at Wotk Airasttag forth Ertnt APPLIES FOR A DIVORCE UrsLoulsObohaas liksfora Ltfil Gipsra tlon Othsr Court Notts Complaint was filed by ZolJars A Worden in the supror court this morning on behalf of Mm Lily OhnhaUs ho asks for a divorce from her husband Louis Oiinhaus The complaint was at onoc withdrawn from the ftlcs by the attorneys OTHER COURT VOTES Captain Hettler treasurer of the Port Wayne Building and Loan associs ti6n spent most of the afternoon yestcp day at the recorders office cancelling mortgages About fifty pieces of property wero relieved from encumbrance Non borrowing members were paid in full series 8 having matured Jphn Bauer et al institute proceedings against Jacics II McGrevv et al to quiet the tiUe of real estate Dreibelbiss is attorney Itcna Weil eb al have instituted pro ceedings to clear the title of certain real estate the defendants being Louisa Cum mingj ft alrf CL Kuhne is attorney A marriage license has becA issued to Crtrleton Hadsell and Ruby Alice Fair The superior court has been adjourned until next Monday Do not the bate Twill panics commencing to morrow Toledo vs fort vayne the last eerie of games this season 7 2t The cveiulive committee met last eve ning at headquarters and transacted some routine business and discussed some measures for the further benefit of the street fair The principal affairs before the committee were bands of music and illumination A number of torches and fires were examined ond tested but no definite selection vas made The ball and carnival committee also held a meeting and had before them Mr livineke leader of the orchestra to con Mult with them recardincr the character of the music to he furnished at the ball Some of the committee Were in favor of huv ing a band to play the two steps and an orchestra to play waltzes Mr Rein eke stated that inasmuch as his men did not all belong to tho oand and orchestra it would require the addition of several more men He therefore suggested that all the music be played by the orchestra which suggestion was finally adopted Hie orchestra will consist of five pieces Quite a large number of names were esterday Added to the list of those who will decorate wagons for the floral parade As this parade will bo composed entirely of private vehicles there should be not less than several hundred of tlicm in line In the other parade many business houses will have decorated wagons and floats besides the grand Moats constructed by tha committee Girls between the sees of 10 and 12 are requested to report at the sccretaty of fiee No 23 West Main street at 3 oclock to morrow afternoon for the purpose of arranging fqr their appearance in the Childrens parado on the first day of the carnival The womens building will also be most attractive place For the women the A building on Calhoun street has been leased and here will be found many curios of special interest There will be exhibited relics from tho battleship Maine all genuine and ftttly vouched for Interesting relics from Cuba and the bnt tlefirtd of Santiago and a collection from the Philippines The Winchester Arms company have agreed to ship a complete line of their modern arms and ammunition This will ftot include heavy guns of course but will embrace projectiles of the largest size made and all other curios also and in this connection it is suggest ed that anyone having a valuable and in teresting relic of any kind or A collection of relics will he given spaef for the exhi bition and their safe keeping will be assuredassured iThere are doubtless many such relics in Allen County that would prove tnferestlncr There will be no committee meetings this evening This morning it was announced in this city that the Bcvj WVLake of Elida 0 had been appointed to succeed the Rev A Bollinger as officiating clergy man at the Calvary United Brethren church on East Lewis street In this city For the past five years the Rev Ballin ger has been the officiating clergyman at the church and during this time has been a most efficient pastor He has during his five years residence in Fort Wayne made many friends both inside and outside of his church circles He has been an active member of the ministerial association and has worked with a view to benefiting the morals of our city His worth as a clergyman has been re cognized by the conference and as was stated in tho News last Saturday has been elevated to the position of presiding elder of the district He will be compell ed to move Jiis family to Lima 0 in a few days in order to be In the central portion of his district ami thus be better prepared to look after his charge His removal from the city will be a source of regret to a wide circle of friends He will be succeeded in this city by the Rev Lake tvhofias held a charge at Elida successful for the past five years Tho Rev Lake is a young man but has had much experience in the pulpit He comes to Fort vayne with an excellent reputation as a pulpit orator and will lie greeted by hiB new congregation next Sunday He will move his family to Fort Wayne some Hme this week PROCEEDS ARE DIVIDED Mimbits of tk Elcyclt Club Each Cot a DlW asnd Ortioltatloa Will bo Cotlaa The Bicycle club declared a dividend this morning The club house furniture has been sold and that part of the club privilege has been abandoned This morning Harry Pickard treasurer of the Or ganizalion paid to each of the thirty four members a dividend of 080 and there still a balance in the treasury The or ganvatinn dors not give up its charier but will be continued as a riding club BASE BALL Toledo vs Port games of the vcason Game called at 33a Wane The lat Do not kui them St LITTLE 01RLST WANTED 2fiO flHIA RETWhlBf 10 Alvfn YEARS ARE WAN1EI1 11 CAM AT STREET FAIR HKApQUARTKRR 23 WEST AIM HTlUuCT AT OWICK TOMORROW RE WANTKIT OR LIVIKO FLAG PARADE ItfJ1 4 NO EXPENSE TO IMJIENTA M01TCY TO LOAH ON REAL ESTATE OH PERSONAL CURITY PFElKTORr ROOMS AND 7 BAS BLOCK AT LOW RATE OF INTEREST Notice PTXLEY rtM U0v FORT WAYNE lnd epl 5 Dr BOaeebeer is not conned ml with Us and has no authority to collect money or make contracts for lis BANNING 4M Banning IntfUile BANNING 0 Treasurer Slf NOTICE SPECIAL 17VENING COT TAGERS TRAIK TO ROME CtTY WILL BIT TJlPCOXTlNCnjJ AVXTR L8EPX 8TIL C3t Base Ball to morrow 4 WiWvv rVjUii.