The Fort Wayne Sentinel from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 2

'W' Wff A. AH WK 3 FORT WAYNE EVENING SEMT1NEL. WEDNESDAY. APR! 22. 1903.

i iv Iv fi 'If 48 i kfaV uperttor orrwrufDC macoinca, pMiaiiy' tklllc4 eptwort, prefer (ba REMINGTON, nit wr evvise The Best Results la the Amount. and Quality. of work eoaa, and in caea.aea spaM ns weicb la dooo, an atialaad oaty inrouKtrthe, aae of the. RcraihgtonTypewrlter REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COM PANT 32 Braadvar, Nn York. 12 East Market Street Indianapolis, Fort wsyne office: 45 East Berry Street W1TCHHAZEL SiLE, rrHfr original.

X'Weii CureVobsllnata (ores, chapped hand, eo diseases. Makes burns and scalds palnleaa: Wo could no Improve the quality If paid double the) price. salve. that experience can produce or that money csnbuyi, Cures Piles Permanently DoWUt'i Is the original and only pure arid genuine Witch Hazel Salve made. Look for the name DeWITT on every box.

All plhere aro counterfeit. ntasD C. Da WITT CHICAGO. SOLD BX MEYER BROS. DUUGQI3TS.

WE ARE NOT SATISFIED IiHbHI 9 I 'tftilc si. 11 ntY" jfawH 'i 'li B1 Sffie Neither would you be to get flour made with the old fashionedmethods. have advanced to the front. Our "Hungarian Process" and "Silver Dollar" Patent Brands are the result Of the best methods and appliances which approve themselves in the quality of the flour. Try these brands.

All grocers handle them. TBJESSELT (S3, SON. a COUNCIL YOUR DOCTOR Wants you to get the best medicine obtainable. That is what we promise yon when 'you bring or send your prescriptions to us. We always guarantee purity of medicines and 'accuracy in compounding.

JULIA E. EMANUEL. ARCADE PHARMACY. GOOD POSITIONS WORTH MONEY. You can borrow money on your own note without an endorser, it you hold a good and permanent position with a reliable and well established concern or corporation in this city.

Your employer will know nothing about it. Private and confidential. Call and see. ROOM 3, ARCADE Up Stairs. DO YOU SEE Anything more emiltaole than our plan for monoy on a your personal property? Theres no inconvenience to you and (small cost.

WHY BOTHER YOUR FRIENDS? maJta joa.li on furniture, pi a not, horses and wifoni, or any llkt obattalt, and lea re the proportj In your voaieulon. WE WILL.H OAN MOU ANY AMOUNT HR0M WW UP. 60 ceo tii It weekly payment oa $25; ia weekly payment en 99 la weakly payment on 9100. have a monthly payment plan also. rive you from one month to one year to pay your loan.

AIX BUSINESS PRIVATE AND CONITDENTIAI. We have private offices for transaction of bualnese. No trouble for us to fflve you full particular as to our plana of maklna; loans. ffl'lW'S BOOM 3, ARCADE, UPSTAIRS. Home 'Phone 989.

NEW FBRMI BRUNNER METSCH 1229 SWINNEY AVENUE. Frescoing and General Painting. CHURCHES AND RESIDENCES. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Phone, 339.

Mr. Brunner has had fifteen years experience in this line. Mr. MetBch was with. H.

A. Kirchefer for nine years. LIHT BRAHMAS, The kind that weigh 12 pounds when ten months Eggs for hatching 81. BO per doxen, from my First Prize Pen. D.

N. Poster. Orders can be left j.t the store of the Foster Furniture Co. YOUNG WOMEN Take ifour Meals at the r. w.

a a. 01 West Berry Street. Strangers In the city referred to good boarding places. Meals served on the European plan at reasonable rate. Dinner, 11:30 to 1:30.

Supper, 0:30 to 6:40. DR. J. S. MiGURDY DENTIST HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE TO No.

820 Harrison Street, Fiist door south of Wayne Club. MORTGA QE Exemption Certificates Properly Executed at, Che DREIBELBISS Abstracts Office, 729 COURT STREET. rOUft BODIES IDENTIFIED. Salamanca, N. April 22.

Four bodies of the passengers who were killed in the wreck on the Erie railroad at Rt I House last Monday were identified todny. They were Mrs. Sarah A. Moore, aged eighty two years; Mrs. Nellie N.

Wilson, aged forty eifrht years, and Dora Lynch, aged eleven years, all of Manning. W. Va. The Identification was made by Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Krusen, of Shingle House, whither the three were bound. Mrs. Moore was the mother Of Mrs.

Wilson and Mrs. Wilson was the mother of Mrs. Krusen. The Lynch girl was a niece of Mrs. Krusen.

The Identification was established by means of a watch case found near the bodies. Relatives Frank H. Barhite, a traveling salesman, who lived at Medina, N. claimed the fourth body, identifying it by means of a pair of cuff buttons. Only one body remains to be identified.

U. OF I. GETS CHARTER. NOTE Office open evenings, beginning Monday, April 6. Tour clothing lasts twice as long Whan laundered by the TROY STEAM LAUNDRY Pa.

rlc Saving Process. I. JONES Proprietors. Both phones 160 310 314 Pearl St. Dr.

Carrie Banning, HOMOOPATHlsf im msyfc Washlnktorr Su April 22. The Sigma Nu Phi, the new Greek letter law fraternity, has granted a charter to chapter of the University of Indiana and has received an acceptance of honorary membership from President Roosevelt. Applications for charters are under consideration of the universities of Michigan, Texas and Kansas, the Leland Stanford university, California; Wesleyan, of Ohio, and Tulane, of New Orleans. RAMBLER AUTO HERE. The Rambler automobile, recently purchased by O.

N. Ouldlln, of the Western Oas Construction company from the Randall Wheel company, arrived in the city this morning and is, being given its first trial upon the. 'today; SPECIAL SESSION i Action Taken Death of Ex Mayor OaRloy rGenefal City Half tlews. The city council met last evening in special session, pursuant to call, to taika action appropriate to the death of former Mayor Oakley. All tne members were present with the exception of O'Ryan and Baker, and after the roll bad been called the clerk read an Invitation from Capt.

A. H. Doug all, representing the Q. R. fraternities, asking that the city officers participate In the final cere, monies.

A committee on resolutions, consisting of Messrs. Bauer, Glenn, Miller, Ehrman and Griebel, was appointed and It was resolved, to attend the funeral as a body. Councilman Ehrman presented a resolution inviting all resident ex offlclals to Join with the council, particular stress being placed on the invitation 1 to those of either political party who I were associated with the late mayor during nis term of office. Of the present councilmen, Messrs. Scheid, Glenn and Borkenstein servesAn the same capacity during Col.

Oakley's term as mayor. I DISMISSED A FIREMAN. The board of safety last evening dismissed Fireman J. H. Hanley from I the service, the specific charge against him being that after receive ing a furlough for ten days, he added i three days more on his own account without leave.

Hanley was stationed at engine house No. 2 and had been lj the service three years. He was a railroad man 'before he entered the employ of the city and will again engage in same pursuit, having already several opportunities under consideration. BUILDING PERMITS. Building permits were issued thin morning to H.

G. Keegan to build a bouse on West Fourth street to cost D. C. McKeeman, repair house on McLachlan street, 3250; Horton Manufacturing company, Fry street, George Petzinger, house on Lleth street, Charlotte Schwartz, house on Lleth street, $760; Henry Wehrenberg, office building for Electric company, $12, 000. CITY HALL NOTES.

The committee on rules, regulations and ordinances met last night and considered the ordinance requiring all railroads to maintain watchmen at principal crossings at night. N. D. Doughman and S. L.

Morris, representing the Lake Shore road, represented that they did not consider It a necessity to have a watchman at the Wells and Cass street crossings at night from the fact that no trains are scheduled to pass there between the hours of 5 in the evening and 10:30 at night. There were no other objections to the ordinance offered. Work on connecting the wells at the Van Buren street water station was resumed today by Contractor Derheimer. The recent high water flooded tho field, forcing a suspension of operations. If the weather is reasonably fair for week or two the contractor will be enabled to complete the work which has been under way for two yenrs.

The express drivers are again without a place of habitation. Last fall they were ordered off Clinton street to Barr street and now comes the mayor who says that the market place must now be given over to marketers and the expressmen must hunt other quarters. There la no ordinance providing a permanent place for them and they are being driven from pillar to post. They will be privileged to stand at any place where the property owner or tenant does not object, but such places It has been learned are hard to find. cuss; "the union AttaM' denominations.denominations.

It is probable that a name, Including all the denominations Involved, will chosen, providing, "satisfactory agreement is: reached in reference to the propbsed'union. The three denominations have a combined membership cf oyer 1,000,000 soula. "plan of will remain for the various denominations involved to ratify Hh action of the convention. THINKS SOUTH THE PLACE FOR NEGROES lions With Whites are Better There, FIND TRACE OF SEE, Staunton, April 22. The re port from St.

Louis that Lieutenant Governor Lee, of Missouri, whose presence is desired by the grand Jury Investigating the legislative bribery charges, was in this city reached here today. An examination of the register of the leading hotel shows that John F. Lee and two. ladles were there last Saturday and remained until Monday afternoon, when they went to CJlfton Forge and there took the westbound train for Cincinnati While here Mr. Lee and his companions spent their time sightseeing.

Mr. Lee is described as a fine looking man, about fifty five years old. had a sandy mustache and pleasant manners and said he was a St. Louia lawyer. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Taka Lazatlvs Bromo Culnlna Tableta.

Thla on box. fcGc. Igsatvrb UNFOUNDED REPORTS. London, April 22. The reports In circulation in Havana that Mr.

Car den, tho British minister to Cuba, will be withdrawn because of Cuba's preferential treatment of imports from the United States, are declared at the foreign office to be quite unfounded. Mr. Carden is merely coming home on a vacation. Violin taught by Eugene Troendle. from Karlsruhe Conservatory, Germany.

Call at Jacobs' Music Store. 3 17 Wed tf Place your orders for May delivery as coal advances 1 st of June. SWANK'S COAL AND WOOD CO. tf. How they do flock to Patterson's for the BOc union made overalls.

No better in the city at any price. DISCUSS CHURCH UNION. Pittsburg, April 22 Forty five delegates, representing the Congregational, Methodist Protestant and United Brethren churches, are meeting in Pittsburg today to dis FOUND A VERY TENDER MISSIVE Loving Epistle Which Foreshadows Marriage is Picked Up on the Street Herbert Beaston, a clerk at the Douglass shoe store, last evening picked up on West Wayne street, near Calhoun, a very tender letter which is no doubt prized very highly by some young lady. And by the same process of reasoning it may be safely assumed that she Is in a somewhat perturbed state of mind over its loss. The letter, with the names omitted for obvious reasons, is as follows: "Fort Wayne, April 16.

My Dear As you well know what a Richmond, April 23. Delegates to the educational conference continue to arrive on every train. I and, as to numbers and, Interest, it is already clear that the gathering will be a g'reat success. The first meeting will take place at 3:30 this afternoon and the fcrmal opening occurs tonight. Among the delegates is Dr.

Lyman Abbott, who this morning gave an Interview on the negro question. Ho said, among other things: "I think, in the main, that the relations between the blacks ami Whites in the south are better than they are in the north; that the doors to Industrial relations are more open to the negro in the south than in the north; that if he is Industrious, honest and reasonably intelligent, he Iras, on the whole, a better chance In the south than in the north; and, to put the whole thing in a few sentences, if I were a negro I would rnther live in a southern than in a northern state. "I must add the qualification," Dr. Abbott continued. "that probibly there are exceptional communities in the south where the negro is sub jected to exceptional prejudices, and possibly exceptional communities in the north where he would enjoy exceptional privileges." WOMEN WHO FORGE THEMSELVES BWQRIf.

WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM ALL" MANNER OF, TTTERXNB AND OVARIAN. TROUBLES, WEAK, NERVOUS, BLOODLESS, iXEX ANCHOLY WOMEN FIND A POSITIVE, CURB IN' Dr. Chase Nerve Pills A MEDICINE THAT GOES TO THE ROOT OF THE TROUBLE AND CURES TO flTAY CURED BY GIVING TO THE WEAKENED SLUGGISH ORGANS THE ENERGY, VIGOR AND TONE NECES. SARY TO SUCCESSFULLY PERFORM THEIR SEVERAL DUTIES. ANekveTonic Never Equaled, PRINCE OF WALES WILL COME pretty little girl you are, I would not backward in asking for your hand la marriage, I will make as good a hubby as any boy in this country.

I will be down tonight and ask your father for your hand. Please do not object. Your true friend, "I am in receipt of one of your kisses." Mr. Beaston is retaining the letter, but will be glad to surrender it upon proof of ownership. He may he ex.

cused, perhaps, for something of a harassing curiosity, however, to know the outcome of that request for the daughter's hand. CITY BREUITIES. William F. Meyer, Janitor of ZIon's Lutheran church, left yesterday for a three weeks' visit with relatives and friends in Illinois and Missouri. P.

S. Amstutz, vice president of the Woodburn bask, was a business visitor in the city, yesterday. Mr. Amstutz left today for Tennessee to visit the timber belt. Louis Schlrmeyer very pleasantly entertained the members of the Cor duln club at cards Inst evening.

Luncheon was served at a late hour. Mr. Bott will entertain the club next week. Ackerman of 031 West De Wald street, fresco artists, are very busy at the present time and are at work on the following contracts: Catholic churches in Payne and Coshocton, Ohio, rnd Whiting, Ind. opera house at Coshocton and Masonic hall at Bucyrus, Ohio.

FOUOHT BLOODLESS DUEL. Berlin, April 22. Two medical students, Boohme and Witt, have been sentenced by the criminal court to four months imprisonment for fighting a bloodless duel with pistols. Boehme averred that Witt purposely jostled him in the street, but a court of honor of university students' societies decided that a challenge was r.ot necessary, as Witt a as lame and probably did not mean to touch Boehme's person. Boehme then, in the court of honor, slapped Witt, who struck him in return.

The court of honor then decided that they must fight duel with pistols, as Boehme's right arm was weak from a recent sabre affray. Three shots were exchanged at fifteen paces In the Gruuewald forest at 2 o'clock one morning. Neither of the duellists was touched. PARRY WILL MAKE REPLY. Indianapolis, April 22.

D. M. Parry today declined to discuss Senator Hanna's Columbus speech, but said he would answer it in time. He left the city today. As he was boarding his train, he said he had not had time to carefully study the senator's words.

HIS FAREWELL SERMON. Rev. D. T. Williams, ef the Sou a Congregational church, Who resigned his pastorate soma weeks ago, will preach his farewell sermon Sunday evening, May 3.

Re v. Williams' successor has not yet been' selected. London, April 22. The appointment of the prince of Wales as president of the royal commission which is to represent Great Britain at the St. Louis exposition will be made at the special request of King Edward, who thought he could thus best demonstrate his personal interest in the exhibition and his cordiality to ward America generally.

John Redmond, the Irish leader, was invited to be one of the two Irish members of the commission, but his many engagements necessitated a declination. Patterson sells a solid leather suit. case for S3. Why pay others $5 for split leather? This Shaped Box No Other Every day sees an army of worn out women dragging themselves to work or forcing themselves to attend to their household duties women whose whole trouble lies in an overstrain or over exertion at some time in the past women who stay in this condition and think themselves beyond repair, because they know nothing of the wonderful power of the Dr. A.

W. Chase Nerve Pills to give them back their health, strength and vitality, by their ability to resupply the lost nerve energy, to build up the system, to manufacture good rich blood, and give Increased weight by making the digestion strong and vigorous. NEWARK, N. Y. Mrs.

Ella Smith, Of No. 43 Miller treat; Newark, N. says: "Last summer I was so weak I staggered I waa very nervous, easily excited, could not rest nights, blood thin, the appetite hands trembly I was indeed in a low stage of health. About this time I got a box of Dr. W.

Chase's Nerve Pills and though everything else had fait ed, these pills put me on my feet, la good health, and that quickly, too. It was not long before I was eating and sleeping well the nervousness and trembling gone the blood rich and my strength back. They are a grand medicine and as a consequence I am again vigorous and Btrong in every way." FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. Mrs. T.

Webb, of No. 57 Superior street, Fort Wayne, says: "Dr. A W. Chase's Nerve Pills I got at Meyer Bros. drug store Is a very fine all round regulator and tonic to the nerves blood digestion and system generally.

I felt generally wrong In every way and debilitated. Tne medicine built me up, steadied the nerves and regulated the digestion finely. I thing as I said before, It is a fine all round tonic and regulator." BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Signature and portrait of Dr. A. W.

Chase on each box of the genuine. For sale by dealers, 50o a box, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine 237 Washington street, Buffalo, N.

Y. Attorney T.J. Logan returned last evening from Chlllicothe and other Ohio points, where he had spent several days on business. Miss Jack Truesdale, formerly of the New Avellne hotel, but recently connected with a newspaper at El wood, was in the city today en route for a visit with friends at Angola. W.

L. DOUGLAS IN ssss zm SHOE 'BJSK You oak mvo from S3 to $3 on youn footvtoap i spring vy wearing r. uougiaa itmoa snoos. They are just as good In every way as those that have been )sunK youirom to io.uu, xi $3.60 shoes proves their oufrom $5.00 to The immense saleof W. ii rr Tr mr fl rltAA Jre Wrf, VI mmBM'5 fy im XlW' flar ss.

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WU4jT V. II I HSJai I HI in i i I an am VI jkt to jJiJttwNa3Sr3 we am iw STmiTrNCm! ucor aa 'fe' ss u(eBlaglL the womSr VSHaPPPRIEIeaMaaM estabushed 1878. VtBKtKKBHMtMBBBBUKBXBS'a surjerioritv over all other makes. You will need a pair of hich cuts far and rainy weather, and a pair of low cut oxfords for warm sunny days. lon't ray $10.00 $12.00 for these two pairs of shoes when can get just as much style, comfort and service In two pairs of WV I Douglas C27 Don't pay $5 or $8 for shoes any longer.

Dova all votw L. Dourr las' strong matlo SZmOO shoes i Youth's, $1 73 Made of tha best imported and American Leathers, Heyl'a Patent Calf, French Enamel, Box Calf, Calf, Vlcl Kid, Patent Corona Kid, and Patent Corona Colt. la nt Cnlor Krnleta uad exclnalvely. W.L. Douglas makos and soils mofo tnon'a Goodyoar wrolt (hand 8owodfwocess)ahoos than any other manufacturer In tho world.

S25.000 REWARD will tx paid, tr anyone who hh disprwve till ateMttcmt. The Douglas aecret process of tan nlnfr tbo bottom woles produce absolutely pure leather; more flexible and. will wear longer than any other tannage, in the world. The Bales have more than doublet! the past four yeans which proves Its superiority. 1899 Sales; $2,203,883.21 1902 Sales; $5,024,340.00 Caution! The rnulne have V.

iouirlas rtwinn nutl rlco Ft. Wayne: 8 1 8 8 2 Calhoun St. M. HEL. RHoea by cent extra.

Illnptratus CiklaloflT of SimJdk and Hnmmr tyltt fren. W.ta. norrOI.faH, Wroa7MOTi. Mwr, iSJNO I'SvfONEY ivii Coats mart Clothes Man or Woman Boy or Girl. If you want smart clothes for spring and summer wear see us.

Our clothing is made to fit is made to wear. It's stylish clothing, full of quality. We are retailers of clothing, hats and shoes for Men, Women and children on Credit. Our prices ere low; our terms easy a Fao tory and 37 stores. Silk Coats for Ladles and MisseS.

New spring styles, 328 to $14 EM Millinery Beautiful trimmed Hats in all the new and clever designs, 310 to $3.50 Boys' Suits Suits Boys' Suits, $3 to 315 2 plece Suits $2.50 to 85 Three piece Suits 36.00 to $4.00 Ladles' Tailor made Suits, New Styles popular ma tcrials. $28 to $10 Suits A full line of Nobby Spring Suits for Men, $20 down to HArX OBTJERS. Mea aaa Wemes esn lmy esr CletMng i dlrsei from out faalory br nail. a est paymenta. Band for Sprisc Catalogue, it's free.

1TEHTER, JlOSIlfBLOOM Taotory So. Xecheater, IT. $7 IENTEI Shoes Men's Shoes and Women's Shoes Stylish and comfortable, 31. BO to $5.00 Sism V.T." "sw Calhoun St. J.B.Gardner, Manager.

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