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

A. THE FORT WAYNE EVENING SENTItteL.Y TUESDAY AUG. .5. 1902. i USE i Soap RlAsafel fcy CUTidJRAOINTMEffr, I the Great Skin Cure, for preserving, puri ifivgt uta peauuiytng in uun, loc cleamlrur the' scalo of cruets.

and dandruff and tbc atoppfng of filling loir, iot nneainb wontntne, ana aoouung red, rough, ana sort hands, for baby rashes, ittchwjj, and chafing, and for ail the pur poses of the toilet, bitlv and nursery. MliUont of Vomcn use CimCURA SOAP to the form of baths for annoying iofUmmatiooi and Irritations, or too fir or offensive perspirations, la tin form, of waana for ulcerative wtakneaes, and for many sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily, suggest uVmstlvts to Women, especially mothers. No amount. of persuasion can indue those who have one ued these great skin purifiers and btairtificfi to use any others. Compkl.

Treatment lor every Humour, II. Ihe wUn of crusts ami scales, and eorura cuticle, ccricuaa oiituxnt to lustantly nlly Itching; Infuiimna. Won, ind Irritation, and souUia and lioal, and CtmCX'UA KMOI.VUIT CIH1 and cleanse tint blood. Ometma' BsjsotvitKT PiU i (Oiipcolate Ccusedlare a iww, tasteless, odorless, eoo toomiruil substitute, for the celeuratod liquid Vtmousa Kiaor.vkKr.a well aa fur all other t)lori piirtncro and huuumr cures. In screw pYfaUa, containing ou doses, price 5c.

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Wfla. P.t'ft Cm. Si auwiui.i, CONE WITH CHILD jans1ot opfsprino cannot pound. ORDER Of; COURT DISOBEYED A NEW, PHASE TO: THE FAMOUS JANSEN KROCk STIT. IfiRAJsDfATJaER OENEEAIr THE COURT HOUSE.

awsHsBH Oi any amount ybii, may" want at 'iesTflATEf 'and on, better TEEMS tnanur offered by any ther.conicerri Will msjt loans on furniture, liano, wagon, buggUs aotulity, Tfii need mouy for any purpose TO USV It; buelnes 'to make loans) to people) who are tein ofirjly TmhSwafted TncT need "Of I'inoney at once. iai4 you ihavo the use of the toonCT'aawell da the security. It easy' to. pay back a we jrequire. but mau'weekly or monthly payment Bvndepndentr go to your I jnay and.

may not get Ity witnthopoaaibility of oyary one knowing1, you? bualneas, AIL our trioHy PRIVATE and MAKE NO MISTAXEbut call on making aloan, it will to 'yoiJT lntoreat as we will aurely anye IT; PAYS TO BORROW PROM TJS. We? will giro you full partlculara I to.our of maWnr ioana on fti the office. We haye plenty of time, to tell you all about It and no cijargi) the nf ormatloa. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN XOm.l, Xrcil. SSitliril Kaiam 'nhana 9H XtlA Offlct ODta Sat urd nin rroato ACiftofGoi 3 Aurora, Ind, Nerr Tooio baq ef I feotad iacb a woodar.

Iful oora with my Idawrtiter, I cannot DOltOrlDK UOa OF Ivalaablo rem ad I During the period of la jraar my danhter I Mar had 32 attacka of (ailing Blckuesa I with all the accom Ipamriiut draadfal I nymptomRt and I oTea I sran tofnat that aba won Id lose hor mind. I Kan Murkt riaet rm I mended the dm of tha iTnnift. AftiPlha flnt doM an imDromenk faK Hnl'lAAAllId A Bb 1 ari vvu wa twihjwn kM nJDMQDU, JOB Core jp i. io woaderflil tht er errone in tbia place fc i cant Mtifr to It. end I hat enl a eireslar of ttile areateet of medi iciaea to Europe, aothat It may twenne known I IBera and will bare it pabluhed id Bit home PlMperiu AtuUla, soiaul Visoduci.

ValeJb Rook an Rerroaa raV iV llitfe. nl rree to eoredftrNw, 1 1 and poor p.U.ntn can lino ubUin 1 1m a thla medlctno free or eliara. wnady baa' been jpiepuvd tr the arnnnnA 'afleiuiii rort w.n. Jnd inctUfTlend fpMpuwlandMDUalrooUonbrUie etOENIOMED.CO.. Chicago, III.

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Home i Mary Krock, late Mr. Janaen, mothef bf, Eatella Old. girl who. ha; oeen th object of aentationu contention In the court here, i belleyed ta have taken 'her child 4d from jurladlotlon Indiana Court. Out of thla a gTown a contempt case in the aupr lor court for violation of Judge A'' relating to cuittody 'of the Uttlelone.

Thla morning Judge Aiken laaued an order, returnable forthwith, agalntt Mary Krock, mother of the child; John Krock, Mary Krock'a father, and there, to come into court and ahow cauae why they should not be punlahed for contempt. Reden of The Sentltwi, re famiilaf with the salient features of this case. Mary Krock married a man named Jauaen and1 bore him a child, now about six yea.Ts of age. Last year the mother secured a divorce in. an Ohio court and was awarded the.

custody of the child, which, meantime had been living with her grandmother, Elizabeth Jensen, of this city. Whenthe mother called for the child its delivery wae refused and then the mother commenced habeas corpus proceedings. The court awarded her temporary custody of the little one. who refused to' accompany her mother and fought vigorouely in the court room, in the court bouse and on the street. It was set up that the mother was of Immoral character and not a fit person to have custody of the little girl, and on a second hearing Judge Aiken remanded the child to the.

custody of her mother and grandfather, the latter John Krock, until August 1, when it was. to be delivered to the custody of St. Vincent's Catholic, Orphans' home to remain until final disposition of the caae was made, which disposition was to be contingent upon an investigation of the mother's fitness to control and rear her offrpring. When the last order of the court was sought to be enforced it was found that both the mother and; the chdld were miss ing. This statement of facts iwai presented to the court this mo.rnib.gy whereupon, the contempt order wai leaned, and: Mr.

Xrockvjuv srilLprob ably he, brought in this The sheriff's return made this aft ernoon Indicates that the defendant, John Krock, is necessarily out of the city and will not return until tonight or tomorrow night. Judge Aiken thereupon continued the answer to the writ until August 15. MUCH BUSINESS DISPOSED OF. Judge. Aiken, who has been up nt Lake George for a week or two trying to keep the fish from trampling down the grass in bis front yard, returned to ithe city last eveplng and this morning sat in the supe rior court room and disposed of quite a miscellaneous grind of business.

There were motions and consequent rulings, answers to complaints, paragraphs and demurrers and not a few cases were actually disposed of. In the case of Josephine Boehnj vs. Baniett M. Eoeiim, a decree Of divorce was granted to the plaintiff. The coniplalnt alleged continued cruelty and hahltUal drunkenness.

The parties had teen married nearly thirty years and live in the Eighth ward. Martha Duber was granted a divorce from Albert Duber. The divorce was by publication and was uncontested, the plaintiff showing that she hnd.been abandoned for a period erceeding five years, during wlilcn, the husband had not contrlh; uted to her support. In the civil suit of John Poinsett vs. Julius Erne et al.

on notes a Judgment rendered plaintiff, in the sum of $343.42. The principal defendant is now in the penitentiary and in consequent the sureties are holden for the amount, of the judgment. In the action of Catherine Poz vs. Samuel Muster et al. Judgment wus for the plaintiff to quiet title and cancel old mortgages on the property in dispute.

In the 'action of the Old National bank vs. Fred W. Sihler, the commis sioner, S. L. Morris, appointed to sell certain stocks belonging to the defendant, today" submitted his report lie reported that he had sold the stocks in litigation, tot the sum of Which, report, was accepted and the commissioner was discharged; ANOTHER CONTEMPT CASE.

Wallace Huntsman i also up contempt case. Last year he sued his wife, 6uannh; Huntsman, for divorce, but the 'defendant WM gtanted the decree en ptt oross I complaint, together with per. month tilLaiony for support pt their chlld, the custody! of vuicti was al iiwarvleii to 'her. A complain sets out that HunUmanw ho is In tha bicycle' business in this city, has failed to comply with the order and has not paid, any money since last December, The court ordered htm brought up forthwith to show, cause why he should not be punished for falling to with the order of the court. Judge Aiken will be in town today and tomorrow, hut will adjourn his court this evening.

He will return ttcxt weear and wUl hobl court Augi 14. 15 and 18 to disuose. of tome 1 fcteirtiwl tun m.n,n luu. matters which have been set for trial fend others which will be ar ranged for tiial on those date. The will of tha late Elisabeth Par doe was filed today for probate.

'The testator devises all her property to her husband shd to children by a The, county commissioners' were in session this morning transacting miscellaneous business, of whicn (here was and tomorrow will, devote themselves to the consideration of hills. PERPLEXED BY' MANY PtANS PREPARATIONS, JPOR VENETIAN Rome City' Cottagers Contribute a Wealth of Weird fiuggesttlons to the Committees. DROVE OVER PROPOSED ROUTE CITY OFriCTALS CONSIDER RAIL. WAY EXTENSIONS. Board of Works bnd.

Mayo Will Meet In Special Session Tonight City. Hall News. The board of public 'works met yesterday afternoon in regular session and among other things received the prlnlted report of the 'coiamittda of the whole relating to Fort Wayne Traction, company extension matters. The report was riled and after, the adjournment of tlie meeting the mayor, accompanied by the members of the boiTd, drove over ahe, entire route contemplated in' the new contract. The hoard has not indicated what con clusions, if any, they arrived at, Wat will meet again tonight in spcial session with the mayor end will go over the entire field.

OMier matters considered at the session were inconsequential. The cltyVhgineT was Instructed to prepare plans 'for an alley sewer north of Wayne street; from Hanover to Walton, and a remonstrance against' constructing a sewer in the alley south of Wall street, from Broadway to Nelson street, was received and filed. It bad thirty one The' committee On Tules, regulations and ordinances will, meet this evening to take up the matter of protect ing College' street and tie! Penrisyl yanie, crossing with gates or a flagman. "The ordinance has been hang ing fire for several months. As previously stated, the nuayor, the board of works, the epeciaJ conii the city attorney and repre sentatives of the Fort Wayno Traction company Meet on Priday night to make.

some ultimate dtsposi'T tion of pending traction matters. The mayor says the problem jmttt be disposed of aiid it til a gen eial way, as though tha crucial point ill as been reached. CITY HALL NOTES. Health Commissioner Macbe Ui did other things while at Buffalo last week than inspect garbage systems he inspected automobiles. Tlie result of this Matter inspection, is Hint he puroliased a handsome Pierce gasoline machine, of the "nmabout" pat tern, and he expects it to arrive' some time this Week.

He 3ma commenced building a stable for it adjoining his East Wayne street realdence. The stable will be of stone end and promises to cost a bout as much, as the machine, The rear will he about ten feet thick and will 'he supported on the outside' with buffers. The doctor proposes to take the machine in there, load it up at both ends to the muzzle, turn on it fall Ihead of power and then run out and lock the door and let the old machine Ivave it out with itself. He says that's the way they break hronchos In the west and he proposes to apply the same principle to hi machine. Ha insists on having a city broke iaind perfectly tame automobile or none at all.

If there anything left of his vehicle after a week or two's practice he promises, to. take turn about giving the newspaper men of the city an exciting time. He has promised, however, not get reckless until after he hia trained his machine to pass a telephone pole without trying to climb it. At present, be says, he i only an amateur, but presently he hopes to write "ahaffeur'! In front of his name. A new case of scarlet fever his teen reported from the nortihweat corner of Calhoun and Lewis' streeU: The city park and' street piy roll disbursed today by City Clerk Schmidt amounted to $1,650.

H. Prang lias been granted permit to erect; ev barn on. Crtsoem ave nue, at' a' cost' of S300. Rome City, In'i, Aug. 8.

Co1 tngera here are already active in the pr'qiaratfo'nsfor'th annual fairy dis play known sur Veuwtkn t.ba fciven August and when nit ob livious in sleep or engrossed in prayer (not to mention pedro, soat or Veno), their beads beeliives ot oilginal and unique conceptions of Illuminations, 'music and fiery aquatic parades. It Is impossible for the), public to comprehend iow muoh' ifrettlngi 'hurry, bustle, and nonsense mwt be Overcome each year before)' the 'fextl val con arise from, a Chios of con fused notions Into a "beautiful reality. Thus far the only definite action taken, has been the selection of an ad miral, and while all are 'admirably' pleased at the election: of Jcmes, there was some friction oh the aub a riumber of cbttagerB imag ir.ed that Jim Harper would Wit superb in gold hraid, while others thought that Captain' Rohan, on account of his eorvicesin the war, knew ttterhow to sipont iansdmiral's hatj r.nd still others Imagined they detected epaulettes sprouting from the shoulders of E. M. Wilson, Then come the committees.

Fireworks Fox is said to favor anything that will scream and explode, while McKay ond Wilt, In their modesty, are afraid that too much noise will alarm the denizens of WolcottvUle. Music Lnndenberger is said to favor marching the iband continuous ly over a tan bark walk, pUying, "Leaf by Leaf the'Rooe and nothing else. Curdea insists upon twenty one trumpets to accomporty the male quartet, "When the Trumpet Seunds and the Bullets Ply," lut tin band cannot scar up more than sixteen: trumpets in ths congressional district. Mohr, in his serious way, is undecided between Beethoven's funeral march and batdh of ragtime. Decoration Charlie Orr Is said to favor dimity and mujilnr Wing, wlio Is decidedly fly, wants silk and satin, and Henry sticks for pliain bunting and plenty of red fire.

Program Ed Prance is wippored favor parading in close view of thi yisltors, so as to ernabie ail to we the tarlous craft illumlaitionj Dreier is satisfied with, anything, that will please" everybody, and Kenneth Larwill will join in any scheme tlhat will give the Narrows a chance to eihow Tlie People's Store In to ef f6ct a complete Glcararice and make room for new Fall Goods, we will w. uoti. xaiisasis snast appear ea srar? tot ef lbs (saslae fcaattlTe Sreme TableU, eelekrates Ml an Grip Oars, aeata. Swerlngettitlepeiidihg a fw day tjWlnoi. Press John Ha'yoeh la quisled tt objecting to Mr.

Wing chainilng tflio press gang to a basket of dhampngne on top' of the Wigwam water tower and flnAng them ten cents for each attempt to As to the general features, the ideas are numerous and striking. The idea, said to have been donated by Charlie Bond, Of a mammoth fire balloon bearing an illuminated Rome City cottage through the clouds to l.eaven, under the guidance of Conductor Brokaw, is very striking uvl la popular upon the up andTdown binoklng car. Another scheme is to float a great raft manned by ladies in costume representing the nations cf the earth, tlie ladies to be. selected by raffle from Allen and Noble counties at one cent per chancej fireworks and music to provide continuous excitement, and soda, water n4 ice cream, aboard for continuous nourishment. (Idea said to have been tossed in by Ronald Dawson.) Pat McDonald is supposed to have been evolving the brilliant idea, of Binding up his friend, Will Breen, in a parachute balloon, and as the eminent barrister descends, the ropes and comfortably seated on the 'horizontal bar, he is to recite to the up gaalng multitude ithe inspiring lines of Spenser's "Faille Queen." It is superfluous to mention that Mr, Breen has not yet signified his intention of performing this feat.

By far the moat popular Is Mr. Pox's scheme to span the lake from Spring Beach to Peters1 by a ooloaail aiid resplendent rainbow in fireworks. This is one of the most beautiful conceptions yet heird of, and yet it hi its opponents. Herman Miohael is told to regard itt as boo expensive; John Petea doubts tint his island is of. sufficient area to support 'the abut' meoit.

The color of the ami ha moused Ome national feeling Pat McDonald wants it all John Suelzer, red, and Dan Bash, red, white and blue. Even the duration of the spectacle has stirred up conflict. It designed to blaze for an 'hour and half, but Ollmartin insist that sixty eight minutes Is long enougihj fpr two tind! Andy Xalbacfaer. thinks it.aihouid kept up all TJiOi it will seen that In arranging for' Venetian night entertainment there is, inucli of. the cottager: to give and take, but Judging: rom'pwt safs to predict thit wjaeri'Uv datt AH Strictly Summer Goods Such as.

Wash Dress Goods at Sac Prices. Summer Shirt Waists at Sale Prices. Parasols, plain and fancy at Sale Prices. Summer Underwear at Sale Prices. Suits and Jackets at Sale Prices.

Wash Dress Skirts at Sale Prices. Wrappers of Lawn and Dimity, at Sale Prices. Kimonos and Dressing Sacques at Sale Prices. Trimmed Hats and Dress Hats at Half Price. Children's Summer Hals at Sale Prices.

Hammocks at Sale Summer Corsets at Sale Prices. All Remnants, Odds and Ends, accumulated during the sale, will be sold at Half Price. There's many a good bargain to be picked up here by s'hrewd shoppers. The People rtvta all differences will be adJuBted and the affair will be crystallized into a spectacle worth seeing. LABOR DAY PICNIC.

The congregation of St Peter' Catholic church is arranging a big picnic to be held in the school yard on Labor day. Prominent among features of the day will be a contest for the most popular contractor In the congregation, between Philip Wyes, Michael Kinder and John Suelzer. The prize is a handsome wagon. In the evening the ladies will have a contest for a gold watch, between Mrs. Michael Widener, Mrs.

John H. Hartman, Mrs. Joseph Schnee and Prank Deck. Miss lone McKee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Q. S. McKee, of Mobile; formerly of this, city, will bo united in marriage to George Tucker, of raarlston, N. within a few weeks. mi ctois wiTEoin xvitk.

Itohinr, Bliid, Bleedlns; er Protrudliil Files. Me Oars, Se JPay. all dnsBlsta are authorised by tbe maadfaotnrers of Taio Olatneat ta refnad, moasy whsre it falls to enre aay case of piles, no matter of bow loot lUndlne. Cares ordinary ossss In six dajif the worst eassa la fourtsea days. One application (Ives esse and rsst.

Bslltvos Itehlnr lastantly. This is a sew oliootety and Is tbs only pile remedy sold on a post tire no cure ao 7rloe If your draitist don't keep It In stock send us too in stamps' and we will forward same by mall. Xuufsotured by MEDICINE Bt. Louis, who alio rnsnufnrtsre th. eelsbrated eeld euro, tits Brrnio Ouinloe Zsblets.

Mrs. Davidson, of Chicago, lias returned home after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Bitter. LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE. Photographer C.

C. Harlan, of Eaton, can do ejo now, though for years is couldn't, because 1he suf fered untold agony from the worst form of Indigestion. All physicians and medicines failed to help him till he tried Electric Bitters, which worked snroh wonders for 1iim that ihe declares they are a godsend to sufferers from dyspepsia and tora acli troubles. Unrivaled for diseases of the Stomaldh, Liver and Kidneys, they build up. and give new life to the whole system.

Try them. Only BOc. Guaranteed by Dreier At druggist. Bflslness Directory BANKS. 1 1 AMILTON NATIONAL Capital, 200,000, The HamUton National Jlank will pay interest 'at' th' per oent, per' annum oa certificate of deposit if, left four month.

President Charles 'MoCulloch. Cahioi John.Moli',:jR. ArVIiite Natioiial Bank. Corner Wayne and Clinton Sta. CAPITAL.

$200,000. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. The Old National Bank; BtophenB. Henry' C. Paul, 'Vlc'Preldnt fared D.

Bond, Cashier. Bond, Assistant Cashier. sell American Express Com pan S. Calbnas'aad rrv tte. Qt C.

tnrurance, Real Estate and Loans. No. 84 West Wayne Street, Ind. UNDERTAKERS. Klaclin Mclchlng.

nyiieV'fV'1 Undertakers and Enbalmers, No. 89 Wert Main Street, (oth Phones 223, Port Wayn, Ind. LAWYER. ABSTRACTER OP TITLES, INSURANCE, C0LLB0TI0N AND LOAN AOENT. James E.Graham, Room 18, Bank Block, TORT WAYNE, IND.

tteuogTapher ind Notary Public in Wion ell 5 Wain, When Others Fall, Consult DR. WENGER, aiasssssssssikw i nWaV sWsbbbbbbbbbbWsV Wk lwH 'irlnl 'lrnBWsnK' ssssssW rrJsBsssansf i9lannnBnnnnksiiSisnnnnWan7 ItsWaWsHsniKIr Carl Levy, of Davenport, Iowa, is vial ting friends in the city. "I had diabetes in its worst form," writes Marion Lee, of punreath, Ind. "I tried eight physician without Only three. bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made me a well man." Sold by Dreier Bro.

and1 Pellens Poister. Sleeping' after eating Is condemned by German physician, who ha shown experimentally that 'stomach movements are leeaeued. and acidity is Induced, CONSUMPTION THREATENED, "I was, troubled: with hacking cough for a year and I thought I had jay. CfJVnign, QQ Maple Champaign, 111. "I tried great many remedies and I was under the oars of physician for sev era! month.

used one bottle of Poley's( Honey and Tar, It cured me, and I have not been troubled since." Sold by Dreier Bro. and Pollen Foley's, Kidney Cur is a medicine STNDAY EXCURSIONS. Select on' of the many delightful pleasure resorts on the. line of Nickel Plate road for an outing Bext Sunday, On far for round trip. Tickets good between any two station returning same To parties of fly' or $1.00 each, for round.

trip anywhere witiin a dis ianc of on hundred and re turn sam day; See; nearest "agent, free.frwn; poisons and "will anyjor addr P.yA., oaieiof kidney disease that i not be Port Wairn. Ind. niedicl Dreier Bro. and Pollens ot Poister. iy.4t SPECIALIST, S5 years' European and Amerlisn bojpltsl and private praotice eipsrieoct for all Dss pertts, Crronie, Verious and Private Diseases of Hose, Throat, Luntt, Liver, Xldesy, Stomach, Heart, Bowels, Bladdsr, Blood, Eye, Ear and Sexual Diseases.

Kldnar md Urlnarj JislSK der, sediment la brldt dust or white, painful urnaclous, Bright' disease and all diseases or the bladder, Prlnlfl Cleot, Oonorhoea, In. MioiB Slaclitrtss, Sine, turns. Weakness of prcana, trphllls, Hydrocele, Varicocele and kindred troables 'quickly, restored. 1 hct Uanhnnrl Dd Its sttendln all. LDSI MsnnODU m.nts.

both middle. aced and old men. lbs awful of early indiscretions, prodaclnr. weakness, nervous debility, slant eihaust inf drabs, pimples, tsshfulness, loss ef en tril and weakness cf both body and brim. Canoors, Tumors, Files cured without knife or pain.

Do not lt timidity or prejudice keep you from calling. OFFICE HOURS 8 to 13 and 1 to B. Sunday, 8 to 4 only, Dr, Nr Rr Wengeiy 126 Calhoun Street, PORT WAYaE, IND. F. J.

Zimmerly Co. PLUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FITTING. ELECTRIC; OAS AND EliClTRro.PIXTTjrRES,' No. 135 Calhoua 807, THEiirtARVEL CORN REMEDY Positively, remove; Corns, BunionS, corn 'teierjy "jruvUed not to cause ths least smrenass, 'Jot Jy A 4M 4 'M ''ivi''! 'fr fflfefflAtf iim.