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

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Viw SFV iViJrv jiia tf 0M FORT WAYNE DAlLYi NEWS AtMWA MARCH 20 I CIRCULATION FOR 1 FEB 10821 1 ft Ito i if I 4i 1 11949 2 10563 3M10566 4 10485 5 10498 6i0860 7 Sun 8io5cr 9 11605 10it 10351 11 10502 1210655 13r 10954 14 Sun 4 Total 15 10347 16 11399 17M10 312 18 10535 19 10400 20 10758 21 Sun 2211i03 23 10882 24107 25 10984 26uJ0J77 27 10914 1 28 Sun 259704 1Uil A Daily Average 24 Days The above statement ot the 4 circulation of the Dally News 3 has been prepared and milled by me and la correct 4 A FERRIS Circulation Manager Subscribed and sworn to be vioro me this 1st da of March J909i ANNAS MTEIUUN Notary Public 1 A My commission expires March 1912 M4v ww w4 IS vf I I iS rWrrn Tha Am delation cf American 3 AdTrtlen hu eiunued tnd cerlifieti io i the circulation I thti publication TV detail 1 report ol men tmmmauoo oa me si uic New York office of the Aiiociation No ther figure ol circulation guaranteed SecrcUry Nc 5 cAa FORT WAYNE NEWS News Publishing Company SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mall Per Annum By Mail Pet Month Carrier Per Week delivered iino 30c 6ft Entered as Second class Matter nt the Government instofflne at Fort Wayne Ind in i MTrMiiTTi i tJBATURDAY MARCH 20 1909 Bw Wl It be another dry Sunday Toni Tapgart also declines lo make the mayoralty race in Indianapolis This is sad es for cullud cltlzefta witnfnflueiice to sell IT If AWniaiJ Baker passed out with the law that maijelilni famous but neither tht death or the law nor that of Its author renders A Baker persona grata In Indiana Another murder in an Indianapolis saloon Thursday nijht brings the mini bet untried murderers in the Marion county jail up to thirteen That model prosecutor down there has evidently gone to Bleep on his Job The trouble with Champ lark an a congressional leader is that too many of the minority members have no respect for hint They regard him as a mere actor and a self seeker and merely laugh at his platitudinous declamation concerning patriotism It will take a very much stronger man than Clark to lead the minority successfully however for tLi use of the court house elevator or thedrinklog water Again Is i Tennessee tbsbc congratulated on the1 honor brought to her by her Juries The Justice of the decision In the night rider case is More than eclipsed by the astounding righteousness of the verdict In the Cooper case astoundinguecau8e twelve rncn were found Who rose above partisanship and factional rancor and returned a verdict of conviction Of course many will hold that for so brutal a butchery as that of Carmaclc a first degree penally should have been Imposed but under the circumstances it is amazing that there was a conviction at all The people of Tennessee are beginning to redeem themselves in the fjes of the country Congressman Cox if Indiana made a bitter attack on ex Iresldent Roose velt yesterday because in the last dajs of his administration he vetoed the tensus bill that purposed to put all hose employed In taking the census next ear under the spoils sytsieju Cox together with a lot of other polit ical blatherskites makes it clear that he Is not nearly so much concerned in having the census taken Intelligently and correctly na he is in securing berths for a lot of his bar lly henchmen ft Is gratifying to note however that while Mr Roosevelt is cursed by grafting congressmen and pot housel politicians for his veto the county as a whole warmly endorses and commends his action Last evening In lllooiningdale a drunken man accosted a young girl and When she lied from him In terror he followed her flourishing an open knife We are now informed by the police that the inan would probably have done no harm even if he had caught up with his terrified victim This is a nice soothing view to take but it is to 10 hoped that people will not proceed upon it and allow drunken men with open knives td get within striking distance There are now In the jail of Marion county thirteen murderers each of whom committed his crime while under the influence of Iijuof Three of them profess to remember nothing whatever of their deeds and a fourth killed a man he had never seen before just to be killing somebody Drunkenness does jhot always betoken harmlcsshess our benign police department to the contrary notwithstanding DEPOSITS ARE LARGE FORT WAYNE BANKS CARRY ABOUT FIFTEEN MILLIONS Belongs to 25000 Depositors Deposits For One Day About a Half Million The Coniotroller of the currency has requested the financial institutions throughout the United Stales to furnish a statement concerning the various kinds of money received by them on deposit on March 16 1909 the number and classification ot their depositors generally as well as tho kinds of money or checks paid out by them for pay rolls for the week ending March 13 1909 This information Is being bought by the National Monetary commission to enable it to make a comprehensive report thereof to congress with a lew of bringing about legislation to expand out present currency system Itelow will bo found a summary of the repoits furnished the comptroller by the national banks and tiust companies of the city compiled by the clearing house for publication De porJU made Match 10 19011 Cents omitted ilHull lialcfs Tho auditorium could also boused for general purposes JCttntain Er rlngton of tho Hibernian Rifles was named aa secretary vice A Cramer resigned The executive committee of the association which has consisted of Captain 1IW Dlckman Captain 3 Ketkerand Captain Harry Clark has been enlarged by the addition of Major Will Wilson Henry Scherer Lieutenant II Williams and George Llndemutu Another meeting will held on Wednesday evening of next week NEARBY NEWS rwd Oliver l93n Currency 11J Clieiks ii arts 11279 Total VVi WiiolOBalo I liiilcra COlt nW3 lhcr 1267 tuiTeiv i tiXC2 Cliocks ililifla 156287 Total 117312 All OUier IVpuslts Gold 5i3 Silver 30l Currency 1791 CliecHH driifto 1910 Total 17U Totals Gold 11153 Silver 6255 Currency tfi t02 OhfikH dnifls MSfiKI 22713 CANNOT BE ELIMINATED fa ac Bin That capital pitnishinent alone should be prescribed us Hie penalty for kldnapplngi for ransom all right minded people are agreed This barbaric Italian practice fully as malignant as Wack Haitd methods mus not fie allowed to gain a foothold in America Agonized parents may submit lo the extortion bin organized society pwes It to Itself to follow relent less and tirelessly the inalefaclors mil it they are captured And when captured homercy shotlld be shown tlieiu Mayor Ptigarty of South I3end dates that he will oppose the anti saloonsaloon people In the local option election He certainly ought to if reports ale to be relied upon Mayor Fogartys adralnlstrallon Is largely responsible fir the salooir niens peril He gave them so much rope in the operation ot their business thai It is a serious tK8tiou whether hey have not hanged themselves It is up to Mayor Fogarty lo offset the damae He has done The Huntlnjkin Times is evidently of the opinion that Allen county was given somewhat the worst of It In he matter of expenses In the Raker trial Sa the Times fAlien County baa a nice little bill JljlOi80r7 ln the Iluntlngton circult vt eourton account of the Raker trial And iluntington county Is not going tdloso anything pa account of It ae cbtalnS to the figures of the expert Ljvhaj3aailaiJnahastatemenL VVevnJ cnargeionrneignDor ror tne janitor fees of the bnlidlnrandfor the heat iprflfcfor by thi year whlclira go IVt WpuH Jf nobody had beenvjjrea atto iJmtfrM NochargeJmaa i Jlt IWlrW Ml Hoke Smith of Georgia Is evidently not afraid ot the Peerless Orte In an address at the Grover Cleveland birthday dinner In New York Mr Smith said The almost unanimous senlinieitt from democrats I have met is that a new man should lead In the next contest Mr Bryan must recognize the soundness of this view And his remarks were greeted with tremendous applause The casual ob server present might well have been convinced that democracy had finally cut loose from Dryan artd riryanlsm and had resolved to turn again to Its old ideals and principles It Is just as Well to bear in mind however that Ihegatherlng represented die so called conservative wlng of Hie party Those present were men who have at heart always hated llryan who in turn has despised and excoriated them They do not express the sentiments of all the democrats Rack in the bushes in all he northern and western states ate thousands of men whose long whiskers will bristle like the auiUs of ihefret fnl porcupine when hey read the perfidious words of the iconoclastic Smith These men are still for llryan and they are against any other munwlio may rise up to take his place They are still of the same mind they were in liKIt when they put the kibosh on Judge larker Possibly there are not so many of I hem now hut there are lyioHgh of them lo render the cause of the democratic party hopeless And the prominent democrats Hie country know it Itilll Mr llryan voluntarily abdicates and names his own successor there is no irse for any other man to boh up us a demon title presidential candidate Such a one might capture the organization and absolutely dominate the national conventionconvention hut he couldnt hope to have a look in at the election without the Rryatiiles Thats all there Is to It and Hoke Smith mayliilk to die conn try until be is black In the face wlthr out in the least allerliig the situation The democracy will do as Mr Uryan wants It to for some years to come and the pleasing probabilities are that he will want It to keep him in the lime tight Its profitable advertising for a man In the business of publishing and lecturing 10111 4 11 or WT099 1 Total Kstimntpd amount of payrolls lJt ill by lie customers of thiv banks by cimh for Ilk week endliiK Man li 13 1909 5 Kstlmateil unmimf of puyrulls paid liy tin customers of the liantis by uliock for he week endliiK Mitrch 1 1909 AKBiegale umoiiiil of ipjlvldiiul dejhwItB at close of lmslhes on Muivh 11 1909 Aggn Kate Biitoipit of oiliei Ue posils iiiiiudinK certlliea ten of deposits Hie balaneeft of banks und Ilia deposit of lily state or national governments on March 1C 1909 11921180 Tokl number of accounts cxr elusive of bunk and jovern melit accounts on March 16 viz Number Accounts with balances under 300 Accounts with balances between 501 and IttOO Accounts with Iwlancpg over 2500 28339 2189 337 Total 2515 The above report showing the deposits in a single day tp have peeu nearly half a inlllfoh with a total deposit of approxlnmteby fifteen nIliion dollars divided Info 25l0 lndiyldual accounts is most pleasing revelation The people of this community may well be complimented Upon their tlujft atid jirosperlty ARE INTERESTED People Along Maysville Trolley Line Name Committees All Celebrated Together Friday St Josephs day was the birthday anniversary of Ixmis Fortriede Henry WOrtman and Joseph nogenscnuetZr a weii Known downtowndowntown business men and the three according to their custom felicitated eafch other Mr Fortrlede is sixty nlnAiMOrtmah lis xtf twd andMt DotaBiqhttMrtjighfc fSpei Iiil to the News HARLAN Ind March 20 1 Itastress one of the promoters of the Kort Wayne Toledo Traction company which Is projecting a trolley line from Dryan to Port Wayne through lllcksville and this place has returned from a three day trip over the proposed route between this place and liryan He states that wherever he went the people are enthusiastically in favor of the road and named comittees to solicit financial aid These committees are as follows lllcksville Mr Purdy chairman with power to name others Rryaii Walter Tomllnson chairman with power to appalnt others Farmer Center Cbnkey 1 Wilder Jacob Steel smith Hamilton Farmer Ensign George Martin Scott Bosscr Andrew lllldbert Zimmerman and Walker At Farmer Center the meeting was particularly enthusiastic and the village church where it was held was packed with people Mr llastress will hold a meeting at Coegleln and will then go to Port Wayne whe re he expects to place con Sldi rable stock He has received a letter from Tennis Itios railroad contractors of Garden City Kan in which the contractors stated that they will be ready to commence the construction of the road as soon as the local support is assured Rev IN MADISON Speak Shlrey Will County Option on List cvciiltig a petition for an ftp don election In Madison County was started at Anderson and Rev Shlrey superintendent Of the Fort Wiiyne District of the Anti Saloon league has been asked to aid In the campaign which will bo waged He will leave tomorrow for Anderson to engage In the work Three counties Madison Blackford and Delaware alj together are now preparing to have option elections iiin i yi i ii i I I Wayne Memorial Plans The Anthony Wayne memorial committee held a meeting last night at which plana were discussed for the proposed structure It is now proposed lo lnclude li the hnlldlng the government weather observatory the armpiles for the Infantry ianirarUI Jery companies of thenatlb lallgnard and the headqgartersf of the Veteran anaspidier prganuatiqnfui the city Sixty eight boys have so far entered the Noble county corn contest Elkhart business men are agitating the formation of a commercial club Two Albion women were bitten by a dog which was supposed to be mad The anti saloon campaign in Blackford county la being i onducted quietly The new artificial lee plant at Wabash will be placed In operation by May 1 Warsaw has an oidi nance prohibiting the placing of electric signs Over sidewalks So far about liOOjfJtiO In mortgage exemptions have been Sled by the people of Wells county Dr George Snearly has lieeti Indicted at Wabash for the murder of his wife by the grand Juryi Decatur public schools will have a weeks spring vacation beginning a week from Saturday According to Indications Decatur will have a very prosperous and busy season this coming yea It is declared that die Great Lakes Wireless Telegraph company will shortly erect a station at Elkhart It is expected that the district meeting of the Epworth league In Junevat Marion will be very largely attended Warsaw hasa street named Port Wayne street It la said to be the only street In the United States of this name No night iiplloeman has yet been appointed at Hartford City and the town Is still without official protection at night It Is now thought that the Incendiary fires which have created so miich trouble in Huntington county were started by a fanatic The town board at Milford has ordered that thp business streets and sidewalks be kept fiw of boxes and other obstructions Mrs Theodore Clapper aged llfty llve years was gored by an Infuriated cow at her home near Hartford City She is expected to die Two young women from Warsaw became drunk in Columbia City Thursday evening and attracted a tremend ous amount of attention George A Weeks a young money Order clerk wanted lnChltK and San Francisco will be filed In liifay ette where he was captured Five VVeila county plonkers died on Friday They were i Mrs Anna Alber son John Albersqn Mrs Mary Jane McCniloch Peter McAfee nd Mrs Price The sink hole on the new Rrimfield road near Kendallville is giving the road supervisor a great deal of troubled Load after load of dirt is being dumped Into the hole A vandal at Elkliurt slashed and hacked the woodwork on a number of churches and public buildings In the City the other evening There Is no clue to his identity John Adams of Whitley county has died at his home a short distance from Columbia City after living for seventy years in tho county He was seventy nine years of age Thp scandal which threatened the disruption et the Marion school sysl em has been smothered The two teachers Edith Eastham and Loretta Purtelle will return to their ditties Monday City Clerk Charles A Rrown of Hartford City nas resigned and has been succeeded by Charles A Plemlng appointed by the mayor It is alleged that Hrowh is short 1270 in liquor license fees not turned over to the city treasurer I i i itfjr mt iJj MX JB E7M i fir Hl ii 1 UB0b mWrmBlQM FiR VJ HVi Av Vi KtftKtiUtKHtlMKKMttiKKtKf iiM mr Ihb i sW aB Our Spring Mi 1 1 inery Display Awaits 1 Violin Chances In Symphony Orchestra The Symphony orchestra which Is working uj its first concert under the direction of Eugene Troendle has room for a few more violins and will be glad to take any who will Join immediately Mr Troehdle will bo in the Art school building corner Wayne and Webster streets Sunday afternoon at 23il oclock tomeejj with those who contemplate joining the organization The regular string rehearsal will be held at 3 oclock followed by the ensemble rehearsal at 4 oclock Those who join now will have plenty of lime and lie hearsals in which to learn their parts but later the lisjs wjll he closed for no new members pari betaken as the concert approaches The orchestra will soon be a powerful fSctor In the musical life of FortWayne and membership In it will offer a magnificent opportunity for those who want training an an orchestral Instrument The Institution is purely an amateur affair McBrlde Muddle Again lireen representing theMc Bride Electrical company which built the munlclpalTlghtlng plant has requested the board of public works to submit a new settlement proposition The company originally demanded 26000 but offered to cut It to Kv 000 while the board offered about 7000 It Is probable that In the event the city declines to recede frdm Its original proposition suit will be brought by the company DRBOLAN 8peel8llst la art Rectal end intestinal Dfseagei racIiah BlinIBIeed Isfc Irttrudlng and yioMs aadfiruicera AlRanollHVWr March 24 mym Your Verdict A feast of loveliness tliat term iKstdcsciibcs 1 ho attractiveness of our openijif tiislay of spring modes in Milliner Mauyexport designers liave contributed to this collection and yon can come here expecting to see the most charming creations ever exhibited in this city Styles in Millinery are somewhat startling this season but the large shapes enable artistic designers to produce bcaiitifnl and becoming trimming effects The moderateness of our prices will please you Spring Apparel Our display of spring apparel for women reveals the very iicwcst modes in tailored suits costnines and waists Something distiuctivdly different in smart effects in tailoring in all the newest spring fabrics aiid shades The number of models we show is very laregiving ppportunity for wide choice in seJection Nobliy tailored suits for the street pretty suits for liousewarv dainty costumes for Veiling wear and social functions Waists of cotton aiuisilk tailored and lingerie effects childrcns dresses negligees etc We have brought the newest fashions here and ask you to see them Tho price range will fit any purse The Rurode Dry Goods Co NOIA AND CEYLON BLACK i CAaj GREEN The Pure Food Tea ONE TEASPOONFUL MAKES TWO CUPS Loose or in Sealed Packets All Grocers A I Go Carts OPEN i ilirSwntJ iiir1T MMi fir MyiMMgJMMgMWwnJiMWr lliiiuiwmii i jnZnXJi8j CLOSED DYE THAT CARPET No better time to do it than while you are doing your spring house cleaning You Know Schubert Does it Right We dye Carpets and all other articles to match wall paper and fittings of room Lacei etc dyed to match any garment Also dry cleaning The Reliable Dye House 5 1 Xhir 229 EA8 MAIN 8XREET 7 Iirihbnei942 5 650 9 and 1150 Less 5 per cent for cash FOSTERS KUEHN MELCHIBG Undertakers and Maimers 05 VV Main St Best bt itrrica at xeaionablprIcts Private Ant feulanca Office II Phon 228 4 DR A FfETCHER PHILLIPS JHrJiJnyiiciinsefensai Buildliig cornerpWayne anffttlinton treeuj Practice LlmtUd to Dtiuei of Eye br Nose and Throat and tAdJuitment of Glasses yaffle Hour to4ati4J0 toji Uo I Sundays br ajpolntaviW Phone offlc Ilj BlkncH ir i i.

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