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

Jl, iVt'Blir'i aI. B' tor. I' ij l'7 ifc vn ri it (l H' li I I K'Jt I I' tf 4 4 HT 1 I if in' I A (, A'L Lies' in I FoiiT WA'gNE GaZKHE, TUESDA1T, MARCH 13, 18J. A unhealthy oni ever heard of a I Are now offering; some oholoe early wjiea ui uuuiiuo ununnUi ruiiamo (or prosent' use at very reasonable urosent' prices. JERSEYS! In all colors and In a variety of sty'es and prices now open.

frenchToules AA Inokes Wide In all the new and Joholce spring colorings. J5 CentujPorYaril. French mm "All choicest colors of toe season, GO. 00,05,750 perYurd Spring Silks, Ottoman Silks, Plain Gros Grain Silks, Black Silks. The largest variety at best value we bare ever offered now on sale.

HUT Fort Wayne. dwtr WBATUUK INDIOATIOHB. Washington, March 13. For the lower lake region, occasional light snow, followed by fair weather, south wee veering to not th west wind, stationary or lower temperature and higher pressure. JV organize I Battee.

Btog about to entirely rec: onr carrier system we desire some good reliable boys to take routes. Ap ply between 9 and 10 a. m. at this dm3e, on MondayT Taesdayand Wednesday. None but good reliable boys are CITY NKW.

the saloon keeper, for assault and bat tery. The dramatic profession is a very for women. Nobody an actress ovor thirty year pf age. The well known and popular shoe maker J. Walters has a flnetaew shop now at til West Berry street, one door west of the old plane.

The venerable Mrs. Oliver Crouse, whose home was two miles northeast of the city near Oakley farm, died at 0 o'clock yesterday morning, The graud Jury la still Investigating the Huntei (own homicide. They are also Investigating the caseof a saloonkeeper who, It It alleged, has had no license for two years. Superintendent and Mrs. O.

W. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. it White and Mr, and Mrs. G.

E. Doyle were in lisganpnort over Bunday, the guests of lion. James and Mrs. Wilson. Officials of the Pennsylvania railroad company state that the threatened cutting of rates by the Chesa peake Unto will not aileet the arrangements of the trunk line pool.

The city council of Valparaiso voted tt adopt the Jenny electric light last Friday evening Mr. It. T. Mo Don ald was present at the meeting and eubinttted plans and specifications for lighting the city. If a certain liveryman of Fort Wayne does not want his name in print he may avoid it by not making himself so obstreperous when fre quenting a certain part of town late la the evening.

Gerhard Burlager, the drayman, rallied cornklerable of a disturbance at his home last night. lie ordered his wife into the street, and called her vile names. Officer Wahrenburg Interfered and succeeded in pacifying the intoxleited husband. New Bulls have been commenced In the superior court as follows. (Jacob Kahn, et vs.

Julius Nathan, et suit on note; David Dick vs. John Kelly, appeal from France's court; Henry J. Paul vs. Frediok Wolf, suit on note for $IC0 Fred Rhodes, of Eel Itiver township, yesterday sent his household goods to Wallen to be shipped to MI hlgan via Fort Wayne, to avoid attachments, as several of his friends were on the alert to have him cash up before he left. Several dollars worth of bed cloth ing was stolen from a house situated on O.

W. Heavcy's property, known as tbo Ilium mill. An officer with the aid of warrant will very likely flat! the stolen goods among the ef fects of some parties now en route for another part of the country. Frank Ilcz nle and Joseph Barnes, accused of robbing Christian Heck on Ilolman street of $33 and a valuable watch, were i pleased from the cala boose after Mr. Heck arrived and said they were not the parties.

The young me i have lived in Fort Wayne for iwenty.one years and never have been eated for anything In their lives. GOLDEN WEDDING. Alvln Joslin'f to night. Time! Watch it! For particulars aee Sam, Fete A Max's "ad." There are lots of new e.ui(s being commenced In the superior court. H.

O. Berghofl, Indicted for selling without a license, gave ball yesterday. Forty two games of base ball will be played on the grounds here this sea The police nipped man on, Ta ylor street last night who waa abasing his family. John Draker was arrested yesterday ra bench warrant for violating the liquor law. Five Jail prisoners were arraigned for felony In the criminal court yesterday afternoon.

A warrant is out for the hoodlum, TbAIllp Press, who struck Officer Tremtnel Sunday night. The Fleming manufacturing com uanv will shortly ereot a warehouse 60xlQ Inilloomlngdale, David Ish, a pauper lad nineteen yoan of ago, died In the. county say Jam of consumption yesterday, Another 6f "the rowdies engaged In lhedemotfhlig pf Mather Nichols' xmnohe was arrested yesterday Holy falls on the 2M of this duly oWccd ta thd Calholla churches of the different Allies. The NlcM rwsWeBJ Alight In car VoTstilbbtcigo, nal'tta tudneas I pjinclpaily confined to Ity? aloeko! JIcKlfairlck 117 l. sworn I ratfTani sgauui l'ollee Court Veatertf ay oralsK.

There was quite an array of new and old oflenders at the police court yesterday morning. The court room was crowded with disinterested spectators, who were simply curious to hour his honor dispose of the cases. William McDonald and George Foster are old pals, Both of them had just left the jail on Bunday Inotn injr, anu eiraigntwav proceeaea to celebrate their freedom by getting gloriously full, Officers Meyers and Patton found them staggering along Barr street on Bunday afternoon, and were obliged to place them under the paternal charge of Chief Dlehl at the calaboose. They were each fined $20.75, In default of which they bare been restored to tneir rortner quarters, William Banders was charged with having stolen a lap robe valued at $7.00 from Councilman Pane's buggy last Batuiday. Banders claimed he bought the robe from a drunken man for 0(ty cents, and sold It again for the same amount, and therefore he plfcad not guilty.

The mayor bound him over In the sum of $200 for i a future hearing. Charles Gaismau, a minor, who lives in lib town, was fined $11.75, his second offense of drunkenness. Frank Schroek. sick In bed, was represented by his brother. Fined $11.76, which was promptly paid.

Charles Wllken, whose twentieth birthday will be next Monday, was up on bis first charge of intoxication lie was asRessed a flue of $11.75. Thomas Peele, for being unlawfully, intoxicated, received tu usual sen tence. $11.75. Louis Bbophurat was. eharged 'with having ereateda dlsturnee at Moll Nlehol'sden of prostitution.

Hattle Hastings, an uninviting gray eyed damsel, appeared Against him, apJ Jjouls was fined $5 and Octayunoupt lngtosw.m i' 1 rhlllp jpewari, forfswill andl bs i Wryluad not yet been "arrested. He fl doubtless, appear this of rwbra out D. O. LaunQetor4. A Happjr OmmUb al inaTsvllle, This Vumtt 0r Pioneers JHe To ihr KIdiI Itenaembraacee.

B. O. Oooraer and wife, among the most reaproted citizens of this county, celebrated their fiftieth anniversary, on tlieotu at Maysville. B. Coomer was born In Ontario county, New York, July 14, 1812.

Ills parents moved from the above named place to Niagara county, New York, in 1814, and from thpre to Delaware county, Ohio, lnN1828, Nanoy Cowlcs, his wife, was born In Onondagua county, NeWYork, December. 18, J810. Her parents moved from there to Zanes vllle, Muskingum county, Ohio, In 1817. And from thenoe to Delaware county, Ohio, In 1821, where they were married on Wednesday. March 0, 1833, by Justice Ezra Olds, where they lived until the year 1815, emi grating from Delaware County, Ohio, to Bteuben county, Indiana, In 1846, where they lived for five years, and In Janunry, 1851, moved to Maysville, this county, where they have lived to the present time (thirty three years.) Their family consisted ot six children, two boys and four girls only two of them are living, one son and one daughter.

There are nineteen grand children living and four dead. Also six groat grand children. The sub jects of our sketch have lived exem plary Christiana, faithful and true, to the best Interests of Christianity, ever standing firm and unyielding in the fundamental doctrine of Christ. But the battle is almost won, the oonfliot almost over, when victory will be swallowed up in death. The occasion was one long to be remembered by those who participated, it balng the first golden wedding ever celebrated in Maysville.

Many were the congratulations of friends and neighbors to the aged couple, who have thus far stemmed the torrents of life's boisterous ocean, as their little bark has floated down the stream of time. But it will soon reach the harbor of eternity, and land them In the port of eternal rest: "Where the wicked' cease from troubling and the weary are at rest." The aged veterans, how oafai they looked, as they sat in grand and imposing dignity at the commencement of the ceremonies, when llev. Mr. Myers, of the M. E.

church, was oalled upon to address them. His re marks were pertinent and well timed. He spoke of their checkered life; their sorrows, Allllctlone, troubles audoonv flicts In life's great drama, llev. Mr. Hussey, of the P.

Ml church, was then Introduced to con clude the ceremonies. lie spoke of fifty years ago, when they were first led to the hymenUl altar, buoyant with life and hope, joyous expectancy, when the ardent spirit looks with un daunted mien upon the dark and ter rible future. 'Oh bappp attf vbea MulsMoh ihr drw, Wbere lovU lbrtr, aaaatara Itwj All then Uf 11, poaMMlnf And poMMdt No crfcvlof void lafi aofalac In th bnutt Kyjh thought ihhIi thaoiht, tram tba llp It part, AndeMkwroft wlah tprloga mutual lrm tha baarlj' In looking baok over a half century many recollections would be enter tained of joy and sorrow, hope and disappointment, happiness and grief and of loved ones passed away. What a scene to contemplate. There they stood, leaning upon the staff of old agervlrtuous and true all along the journey of life, to renew again their marriage oonvenant and fidelity to each other In the presence of their friends.

Cheering thought It must be to those who have led a long life of stainless virtue. At the close of 'the ce9Imonles L. Coomer, theli son, stepped forward and said: "As I could not congratulates you oa, your first anniversary I do so now, wish log you oy and happiness the io malnlng years that ypu may be per mltted to live." The followlagtOon? trlbutlons were next In order Howe, WlllUm JUv Hussey, 111 DTtuptlj S'ttleB jMo Eckles, $1 William Teaoler and wife, $1 Barah Mawjuej ts, West Bkelllnger, Jjfl wis Zeis, 3J; OMdn nook, George Luce, Hn glner.larfc lampj Mrs Ttim Hood threoyards flannel; Mrs Bkellluger, three yards flannel Mrs Samuel ttolf er, five yards muslin (sheet) Mrs Trup, three yards cotton Coomer, three yards cotton flannel I BeymourUaya three' yards nnamusr lln Reeleefee Howe, flw yards, mus lin (sheet) Mrs Maine one line linen table spread; Mr and Mrs. Qeorge Brown, flveards flne muslin, shirt bosom and toweling Vf Lao. Mrs Dr Omo, Mbs Howe, Mrs Bkelllnger, Mrs Btopher, Mrs George Wait, Mrs Carrlngton, MrsBA.Hayes,MjaWIHays.

Mn Bhoup, Mrs Mlnaock.ooie fine cassl mere disss patten Mrs It Sties, three rda muaHmtwajyarda gingham Mrs Matreto Boiler. dress pattern I'Mr ftoar haudkerchietwI Comer, flpe; fijt irfTACOBS IITf ZZ iist Mm 9 KWf mi ABkWLaHR lBin aSot A I I Rheumatism, neuralgia, Sciatica, ISl mmjj Lumbago, BuMcM, Headack, Toolhactit, vBl mf SJereThrat.Sitlllaia,MralMa.Bnilaeav lu YUf t. Bam, WralSa. rnat all(a. IfjQr ALL OTUia SOBILT ril AIP iCSBS.

VB Wf SaHhf Pratltite ana Plf OTarrwawa. riltyOailaaitttlai IS ffrf t. ninolhaalall taaaaiM. II MM TnBOIIAKI.ES A. VOUELER CO.

11 If I irC irC a i miuiiw MM I Jf e)a sT Biigf i 'j J. h' been vJaUing the pasijro weeks Peru, returned borne Saturday, is auri ovJy 111. Mr. O. Wells Is quite 111, Hon.

Robert O. Bell is In Chicago. Dr. Wood, of Angola, Is in the olty. Metcalf Beck and wife, of Warsaw, were at the Aveline yesterday.

Ninety tbree oars of stock wont east on the Nickel Plate last right. Attorney Fullwiler, of Peru, was the guest of Justioe Pratt yesterday. Mr. Charles H. Cook will be the first assistant to Nickel Plate Agent Barnard, David Eggemann will arrive in this olty this evening and make, this city his future home.

Train Dispatclter Hunsaker la home from Dayton. His moustache smells of attar of roses. Rev. Dr. Blhlw, of this eify preached at the German Lutheran church, Logansport, Bunday, Miss Maggie Crahjr, of Blufltont is in the city, the guest of Mrs.

Ki Hayes, of West Washington streetl Nelson Mounsir, of Fort is visiting his parents and other friends in Bourbon. Bourbon Democrat, W. M. Barnard, cf the New Heme Bowing Machine company, leavesVop Cleveland to day to accept a position on the road for the company, William Wike and George C. Bead, Bluffton W.

A. Gaston, Ossian J. II. Hoffman, Ligonler; M. A.

Allen, Delphos, Ohio, and Walter Main, Ifcar will, are at the Mayer House. William Nenmayev, an employ at this office for four years, started fer his homo at Columbus, Ohio, last night. William wilt remain ttvore, ami the boys hero wi'l certainly lulus him. Deputy Coroner Moynihan aii acted eorouer lit two very impoimnt eases during Dr. Wftctloeb's a bsence, vis the lluntertown murder ase and the doming case, and aej altb id him setf with great ability.

A. Cosgrove, esq, buslna su man ager of "Our Heraldi," Mrs Helen wa here over Sunday. Mr, is one of the best newspaper men in the state, and his worb will soon be felt In the circulation the Herald JMrs. Gougar is to beoongratu latodon. securing his service iiOUNUKO'8 WEATDI.

ataaator of Polsoaataaaj cans tm av. Post Mowlam, to. 1tolaVBIO Xj alliaJj jaepovi, 3: Hornung, the Harrison street saloon keeper, die A yestenlajvmorn Ing at 9 o'clock, (from Injuries, sustained a month agp; by fallinodowa Stairs. A German, who boarded at the bouse and who sat up atn nights Ilor ncng from Sis aeciaenc, i uaixiy after, ise aeaw itlmated to lro Wifkens, 'daugh' mi. iiurwug.

inat nooie one had' nolsoned Ivtm. Wm. Wllkens. the husband, nHtfled jJepuiyoronet Moynihan of tits charge anctreijuested UasAavpostnuiateni. examViaiioni be made.

Thii was accordingly done, last night, a ai tbo following ofllclal asatement 'Tnavprepared fori iatisfac tloo to all lajaties concerned "We, thr undersigned pbyBkilans, appointed by, the coroner to Inquire kiio ue 01 01 in uentn 01 uttorge J.lIornui)(s dd find that the same waa the es ult of traumatic meningitis with eflii slcja into the lateral erebal ventricle s. Blgnef 15 U. V.fiwJSBBwa EM, M. D. T.

J. Dijwa, M. Drs. Vtegll aud McCulloeh were present altthe by invitation, and itUsoncurred in th above report.report. Too man who brought forward the cha' go poisoning is probably alight ly tleuiented, antVdld ltltls supposed, fa'.

the simple purpose ell exciting the community. Mr. Wllkens sat up the last night wlta Mr. Hornung, and through his express desire the post mniteni was In order that he and the Hoojung family might be free from any suspicion which the To1 the People at Large aro receiving dally a largo variety oi aiztzlTxalvo Spring Styles of Tno llctsigns arolffcw and tlic fit Perfect. Our Assortment of CONFBRMATION SUITS la well solootcd and of superior workmanship, whicli two offer af low prices.

BAMER GLOTHINB USE, No. 27 Oallionn Street. 3L. wlyr S. SWANTiON, PKAOnCAL PainWraiWrPaper Hanger, Decorator and Glazier.

Orders left at realdenca, 43 Baker Street, will reoelve attention. Jb'OItr IND. mnhli ISinos pnF79 JMt JW CLARK JOHNSOl'S ITuTHAN BLOOD SYrjaUP' een all (llseaaeci dthe Stcmmcli. 1.1 vj jr. Bow Nltlia, ana uioou.

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Our elegant assortment of Gentlemeis Nack Dressing is in. Our unsiirpasseffline of fashionahie shapes in Hals andGaps are, in, Our new design of Boys' ConfittnatioiiSuits are, in. Our splendid assortment of Children's Clothing is in. POPULAR PRICES i In. AH Departments.

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