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ymwrnffuvm imi niiiy Hiiiiiii ir BWPPBI nMt fit" i i' lb i I i It Vs rt FORT WAYNE MORNING IQUBNAL GftZETTE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1902. a Borrow Money and Come NOW READ THIS: TO MAKE FOUR BIG ONES Borrow Money and Cpme 1 We have decided to close our sale with a "Boom' and will i put many lines of new, upHo date goods into the "Half Off Sale' READ THEN COME? BUYTHEN SMILE. "iT RAIN COATS AND MACKINTOSHES HALF PRICE; Our complete line of rain coats and mackintoshes will be closed out the next four days at half price. Will you come? CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS HALF PRICE. Our entire line of children's wash suits (ages 2 1 2 to '12 years) will go for the next four days at half price.

Will you come? STRAW HATS HALF PRICE. 'm Our entire stock of men's, boys' and children's straw hats go at just half Mr. 'a WHAT A CINCH, YOUNG MEN'S SUITS HALF PRICE. Until Saturday night We. will sell all young men's blue serge and light col; ored suits at just half price.

Will you come? What a question. We guessyou will. KNEE PANTS HALF PRICE. All our 75c, $1 and 1 .50 fancy Scotch and Cassimere pants, also' 15 dozen corduroy knee pants will go at half price. 50c pants iij Scotches and corduroys go at 35c.

price. Will you come? BICYCLE SUITS HALF PRICE. AH bicycle suits and pants go at half price until Saturday night. BLUE SERGE COATS 1 .98. 50 fine all wool unlined blue serge coats go at $1.98.

Will you come? FLANNEL SUITS 1 4 OFF. Our entire stock of men's and boys' flannel suits will be discounted 25 per cent until Saturday night. Will you come? WHITE FOOT HOSE 9c. 40 dozen white foot hose to go at 9c until Saturday night. come? WAYNE KNIT HOSE HALF PRICE; AH 25c Wayne Knit hose in black, tan or fancy go at 12 2c.

Will you ft LINEN SUITS HALF PRICE. AH men's and boys' linen suits, linen pants and white duck pants go at half price. SWEET ORR OVERALLS 45c. AH Sweet Orr and Wabash 75c and 1 overalls will go until Saturday night at 45c. SUSPENDERS 12 2c.

15 dozen 25c suspenders will go at 12 2c until Saturday night. Everything in our great stock that is not mentioned above will be discounted' from 10 to 50 per cent. ExfFa help will be engaged to wait on you and we will strive to make the rest ot the week tour days ot mrgains long to be remembered. Borrow Money and Come HREUBEN S. PATTERSONf ome I "Ghe MAN BElflND Se GUN." Borrowr Money and Come OHl Ct.

19 769 39 tu2 35 40 G1J 5 tU) 49 417 64 .326 BASE BALL NATIONAL LEAGUE. SrANHINO U' TIIK CHJIIS lub won LlK Hiooklyn 4 llo I. ill 41 Louis 37 fonclmmtl Jfi fPhlladeluhU 35 IJJew York 2 4" BT LOUIS NEW YOIIK 1. NEW lOIlIC July 29 The SU Louis fftcajn deleitcd New York ot the Polo ft grounds today by a score of to 1. L'fhe visitor batted timely and well, the home players found Uurrle 2V too mut li for them, he pt 3 their hits well scattered He ore.

it ii k. fet. U)Uls 010001030 69 I York .00000001 0 1 2 Batteries t'urrle and Itynn. Taylor, I Wilier aiid Honeimnn. Umpire JBrns II, At endalHC 1.20U.

tl. CIIICAOO 1, UOS1 JJI, July 29 Chicago wH eejiy for IloKton today, the hom team winding In (he third Inning on three hits, cxui uniL a pass, netting three lruui. 1'iUliigel kept Chicago hits goall.u i double play by Tenney Ir'and tlif(nlnKr In the second was the fetui H.uie IllI Jlustiin 13 0 0 0 0 2 0 6 8 2 0 0 0 It 0 1 0 0 01 6 4 llatteiies IMlllnKer and Moran, Williamx and Kllng Attendance 670 njplre Brown CINCINNATI Philadelphia 1 PHILADELPHIA. Ph. July 2 Philadelphia opmeu Its home series "with a defiMt at the lvjilds jf rjncln titll li'i lilt IbtIK at oppoitune mo UiCiX; 'I he Lame Maa 411IUU In Phlla.

delphla a half of the filxth Inning, on account of rain Attendance 668 Score. It UK Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 1 02 8 0 Philadelphia. 0 10 0 0 01 2 Mattel lea Phillips and liergen, Jberg and uooin. umpire uay. PITT8BUIU1 It, IlltOOKLYN 1.

PinsllUIKI. Pu, July 29 Pitts burg defeated IinHiklyn to day by a seore of It to 1 Hughes pitched three ijjinlngs tor llruoklyil, but gave way to Newton after the vlsltora bad made 41 hits and six runs off him. Phlllppl fwaa too good for Keelex's men and was tweif soppoiieu in ine neiu. more. rtiiR Plttnburg HlOOOli I II 19 2 tprooklyn 000000010 1 llattfl les Phlllppl and O'Connor; Hughes.

Newton and Farrell. Attend ahce Umpires Tannchlll and Kltson. AMERICAN LEAGUE. PTANPINO OK THE CI.UIIS. Clubs ChlcaKo 60' to 1 Ph'lidi' hli St.

I nu' IVashlnKti Haltlmore Cleveland Detroit Won 44 48 42 43 40 37 38 32 34 37 34 38 42 46 47 46 Tct .684 .663 .641 4XK .411 .414 .4111 UAI.TIMOItK 8, CLEVEWNB 7. Md July 20 The new Tfaltlmoie American league team won 4 he series from Cleveland by taking to day's Kim after an exciting flnlsn" Tarce CleVdanders were on bases when AM M'fiulhy fiihil to m.tki llie nciesHaiy hit ut tin mil of Hie ninth Inning Hinif II II I'. Hi lltl 1 4 2 00 10 1 4 I 11 II 0 0 II I .1 1 16 2 llitldifK l'renlls Shit Ids mill Her Viriuv Wilght Jiihh nn I ol tTmiit Jiilltistoue Atlinl line 2 014 DP.TIKHT 6. IIOKTON 6 HOMTON, July 2'i llolh pilchcis rc Ihi'iciI fredy tO'day and Detroit won out In the sixth Itoulon met lis flint defiut In nlneK'iniiH Score It II 1: llonton 03 0 00200 06 9 1 Detroit 0 1 2 II 0 .1 0 0 08 16 2 II itlerles llughis, Hpaik1 and War ner, Miner and Mctlulre, Umpire Bberldan Attendance 3,900 WA8IIINOTON 6, CHICVUK) 2 WASHINGTON, July 29 Washington by bumhlng four hits In tlie seventh Inning, st ored ufnclenc runa 4o wiu to day's game Chhago could do nothing with Cairlik's ilellvery until the ninth inning, when he let down Attindanie J.MlH. Hieie.

It II Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 6 II .1 Chicago 00000 0 002 2 6 0 Itatterlis Carrie and Clarke. Pat teison and Hulllvnn. ITnipliea C011110I ly and Carrutheis. 'i. BT.

LOUIS 3. PHILADELPHIA 1. PHILADELPHIA. July 29 The best exhibition of base bull seen heie thls aeasofli waa th KVime played to uay ly at l.oul The llildlng of the visitors was marvelous The home club played a strong game but was robtxd of hits that would tele woicd the needed runs. Attendant? 6,171 Hioie Ht Louis 01000010 1 3 9 0 Philad) Iphla.

0000 0 001 0 1 7 1 Ilatterles Harper anil Kahoe, Wail dell and flchretk. Umpire Laugh Mil. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. STANDING OF TUB CLIIHS. Clubs Won Ist Pet.

Louisville 68 28 .674 Indianapolis 67 10 .666 St. Paul 46 41) .536 Kansas City 44 42 .612 Milwaukee 39 41 .470 Columbus 40 46 .465 Minneapolis 32 61 .386 Toledo 26 60 .302 KANSAS CITY COLUMIUJS 3 KANSAS CITy, July 29 A base on bulls, two errors' anil a isisaed ball during the first two innings gaive Kansas City the game. Ilolli pktliera were very effective. Attendance 1,050 Score: II 11 11 Kansas 23000000 5 5 Coliumbus ..1 01001910 0 3 6 2 llatteries McDonald aind ltevllle, nailer. Puller and Fox.

ilas kell. MILWAUKEK 8., TOLEDO 6. MILWAUKEE. July 29 Milwaukee won an exciting game from Toledo to day. Herman was knot ked out of the box In the eighth nnd Mllott finished tfye game.

The batting of Ilallmau and 4he fielding of lungan and Mc ltrlde were the feutures Attendant 250 Score: It in: Milwaukee 02300603 8 10 3 Ttdedo 02000004 0 6 10 r. llalterles Herman, Klllott und Speer; McNeaJ autl Uraftlus. Uiiiplrv Kbrlght MINNHAPOLI8 4, LOUISATILLE 3 MINNEAPOLIS. July 29 Jlllnne lw. lis tied the score unit won In the nkith on singles by Crihblns and Phyle a sactlflie by JulUt and Jiu error by Kla hitly.

Score: It 11 MlntlfSlMillB 0 0 0 0 0 24 9,,2 Louisville lO OOOMll 8 4 ltatttilus Crlbblns and Dyers; Fla l'inlie llmlill At hi ilv jt ml tpit It tiiliinte I 2iH INDIAN XI'IILIS It SI' PAUL 4 41' PA I I. Minn July 29 The lo ttil tiled a new pMiJifr ttitlay He miih will mid Indianapolis Rot awn wltlolht k.iiiic Atttnd nut till Hioie It II 10 HI. Paul 2 10 0 0 0 10 0411 6 liiillinmpolht 00X0 2 4 0 0 0 14 9 '2 HatterlcH Ituiltis autl llurlev, tutt hofT Kelluni uutl Iliydon Umilie Flggi mt it THREE LEAGUE. IVrro Haute 2 Utukforrt 4 HtixmiJiiKUin 4 Cjtltr Itupltla, 1. Kut.Hillp DiiVcnjMirt 2.

It(utur 1, Hoik Island 2 SOUTHERNLEAGUE. Mpmplil 4, IHrminRham 3. I.ltllf lt(Mk 4, Alluntu 1 New Oilcann 6 J'hivManooKa 9 Hlirfvrpr( NuHhvllle kuiip inislponeil on ace omit of rain Km your ejf jm ami 1 sure hat wIimi yim link fm IViry luH alnkll li you Kt Juk(. that dinl nothing trlHt. 1'h It nnii)itly to nirtr ruiii, iliurr hota nnd all oihn buwtl lornvta inta In KUlllllUT.

BICYCLE SUITS HALF PRICE All hlcyclo snitB and panUi eo at half pilte until Saturday night PATTKHSOM $100 TO INDIANAPOLIS AND RETURN VIA L. E. W. SUNDAY, JULY 27TH. SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES FORT WAYNE 5 A.

Don't fprget the date, July 31st, via the Pennsylvania to Atlantic City and return for $14.50, good returning 12 days. 37 St HOT SPRINGS, 8. D. Tlio great sanitarium and health ro sort In tho rlcturcsq.ue Illack Hills, Only ,24 30 round trip from Chicago, on certain speclfled datei Ihrnugliotit the amnmer, via tlio No'th Western Line Through train service from Chicago dally Ask ticket agents for full particulars or write for lnforma lion to A II Waggener, 22 Kirtlt avenue, Chicago, III 15 20 30 1 INSTRUCTIVE AND DELIGHTFUL. The Vlitoi Talking Machine Is a fvouice of great enjoymvnt In the fam ily circle Wo have them In different Klres and our fine jBLrRcnrtla lncluilfa all the Intent jKjlar selections Ony t'oiikllmMIH! Calhoun street, opposite Cathedral THE DEATHS.

Pardoe. Mrs Parcloo ilieil 1 in fldav inornlng at her home, 2901 Joint sluet, after an extendi tl illness of dysoiilcry She hail beckil a risldent of this city lor about ten years, and had in that time made many fi lends Burvlviug are the husband, Hamuel Paidoe. two stepdaughters, a sister and a btother The bcfyavetl husband has until recently been engaged as man ager of an orange grove lo Florida The arrangements for the funeral will lie made later Smith. Francis Joseph Hmlth died Tuesday niornlng of tuberculosis, at tlie iomo of his parents, Mr and Mrs John Smith. 1129 Bast lwls street.

Ills death was the result of a long Illness Mr Smith was a printer by trade, and followed that occupation until his failing health compelled hint to give It up He lias been unable, to do any thine tor several yeax He. waa twenty seven years of age and unroar ried The time of I lie funeral will be an pounced later, Fruechtenicht. IClmer, Hie year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank yv Fruechtenicht, of 70 Walnut street, died Tuesday morning of cholera Infant The little fellow had only been sic for a short while. The funeral will be held irom the resident to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Interment! will be at the Concordia cemotery.

Bixler. Nelson, the ninomontha olci son ot Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bixler, 524 Kwlnft street, died Tuesday morning of holera infantum The funeral services; will be held to morrow afternoon at o'clock from the residence.

The interment will be at Dmlenwood. Mary, Lohman, the ten year old daughter BE CORED TOSTAY CURED rfy Nature' Own Remedy, ttit Salt of the Earth A Trial Bottfa Free. Atma Hronio Bait, the waters of the celebrated mineral upline at Alma, Mich evaporated to ryRtullsarlon, la (tie Iteat home remedy for thepoedy and perniu cnt cure or conntlpatlon, stomach, liver, kidney and nervoun dlataAes; remove the cause of headiuhe and Theumuttnin. and to clear the complexion Pleaalnff to the taate, aero bio to th atomacU, cleanaltifl; to the bowlei. aoothlng and strengthening; to brain and nerres; thla aperient, tonic am) nurvlne In unequaled.

fthi fttnniiB cTnt a bottle. And i pontal card to Mlchlffan Iru(r Co Ue atleh rm quentln a trial buttle whlnh wll be mailed you free and prepaid. Mr nml Mih John of J)7 Smltli" Htie died TtH8iliiy luion ut the lioiiH ot licr pnrontH of iliiilitlicrla rlh? Mill' girl luid Im'kuti to K( In tier hut oinplkalloiiH set In nnI ho waft iinnhlo to Bland the rntarct tho Wla vaut 'Ilie runoial will ho lit Id tliis morn iiiK it 1f look Tront the nsidtme, anil will lo private Funeral Announcements The funeral of William II Kuhlhnrli will lie held Friday mottling at ft 10 o'clock from the residence, 2024 Kant Washington street, and at 9 o'clock from St Mary's Catholic church. The funeral of William NII1 will ho held thin afternoon' at 2 o'clock from the. residence, 13Q5 II roadway, ami at 2.30 from St.

John's Reformed church MONKY TO OAJV. nioiftoy ion ni a i Bt(l 41 per M9iiL. Inl9il KU1IM0 1 1 CourtHt. NIAGARA FALLS THE WABA8H SPECIAL WLL LEAVE FORT WAYNE AT 7:30 AUG. 6, AND REACH NIAGARA FALLS NEXT MORNING AT 6:45.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS ONLY $6 60: GOOD TWELVE DAYS. PHONES NO 6. RAIN PREVENTS RACES. (Bpecinl to the Journal Gazette Kit 1 10, Pa, July 29 The races today wete postponed on account of the rain. PtCAKSI.

COMJM11US, Ohio, July 29. Grand circuit races wore postioned until tomorrow on account of rain GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT. HI, July 29. The Free IKK Or eat Western Circuit tuirnena meeting; opened here to day. The fa VorMe won the 2'25 trot, but irt the 2 35 pace Captain Colbert at even money ft goJiwit the Held, never had a look In.

HeaultH. 2 25 tlnus, trolling, puree $100 Fan faran. (FulluKer) won In three rl might heats, llcst time 2.1514 Kes Hle Iilrthwoml, Crystal L. Bachelor Maid, J'latlnum and Snicker also started. 2'35 class, iMiclnK, purse $r0O Benms Bft, blk m.

(Swanbroimh) won In three Nrnlxht heals lU nl time 2 11V. Cap tahi Hllpuhitor, llb McCor mltk, Aleen nnd China Maid also hlai ted NHW Ctnn Julv 29 The Grand Circuit races wliU were to ha.ve been ht Ul the New llaen Colls urn lrflk this eenlnK. were postioiud Un til lo morrow night, on account of a wet track. The expert Spectacle man. Dallas FTOreen.

AtTBdo; WANTED A CXXK AT NO. Pearl etreeL Call at once. POLICE NEWS. Knrl MrManmiy Ins; his l'Rll'n nt nil Hamilton avenue lololo was nmHl! yi by Ofllcr Spill hoi ami liHkttl tip on a huiK of lar ikny M(Mamiiiy uus In tln ad tf Hollinff a pair ItMllior )iiviiif; lin ut (louly's hctuil lianil Rtoio on Ual lioiin slri'et wiion th olllter ai lirnnflKMl him lv riropprtl tlio Mnos and ran out of tlio Bloro. Olllrri Siilllncr gavcr liaso ani suei.pMleri In landing his iiriRoiiir aflmr a run ot soveiul hlorks.

McMannory adniittoil HltalliiK the linos Irom a liaru in the rccrof a limn liousr nn Oaliiunn Htroot He will be tried In otica ronit today Kd. Ijasus, son of II. Lasui, of lloonilngilal. was arrested laMt ulgiit hy Olllri Tag lor Young I jihiih had rprontly lxii ireUnsotl fioni Die state icformatory on pniole anil Monday nlKlit, It Is aJIcgml, lie attempted 'to shoot a man at tho Nkkcl IMalo rail road dopflt. The rtyflvisl word last li'ght that a horim ami Iniggy had l'cu stolon tioni Toledo, and was headed west A )la horBo ami piano box liugy w.is leMitil missing (mm Martin's llviry stable on Supirlor stieet MlH Martin, Ibe owner of tlie bornn and rig, reported lliu mattiir to the last nigbU A fern, Jnrdlneer and stand was stolen some time yesterday afternoon from tho front uon at the residence of Kampo, 801 West Jefferson street Detertlve doling and Officer Dickson ai rested Frank Sweeney and lotkcd him up on a charge of vagrancy yeg lel day.

William Fiegel, who conducts a grocery at 1214 Wells street, called at police headquarters last night and reported that a short, heavy set man entered his place during the afternoon and tried to sell hint a diamond ring It Is believed that tho ring Is one of those stolen from the Tagtmeyor residence Monday night A good description has been furnished tiro bolico of the man Rills Bmith, colored, was locked up last night on a charge of carrying concealed weaisins. Smith, It is claimed, iiy the polite. Is the man. who fought with John Milan, also colored, on Grand nlireet yesterday, whUh almost ropultcd In William Collins, another colored man, being shot to death by M.lnn Smith innleil a razor and w.is ulMiiit lo ut Milan win Collins 8l iM belweeu them nml rcfclvcd the hots lull mini Hmlth The pris oner Hies in Lafayette ind tlio polio belltvn they will able to learn (lie Alien aboulH of Milan, who wanted on a thtigo of Hhooting with intent lo kill i Art Nonvenu in latest flnlsh in Clocks We have a line aimoituient of tlieni. Dallas Cliven.

Areale Jeweler 'DLUfj; SERGE COAT8 CO One all wool, unlined bltio sergo coata Ri at II 08. Will you come? HIOUIIICN rATTEHSON CONFESSED TO ROBBERIES. Three Men Captured and Locked Up at Valparaito. VALPARAISO, Ind July 29 Henry llenson, Philip Dorno and John Ir kin havo been caitureil and put In Jail here They h(iv(r TT bieaking into the omce of Agent Mc Kay, of the Pennsylvania railroad, at tlio station here, and stealing money They have alio confessed to blowing open tho safe In tho Pennsylvania sla tlon at Wheeler and to robblug the station at Tollcstou lH lUicniuMlliiiiiJ UackacbeJ VITWIJTr jB OVllllli ii AC HAGUE nTTttF. Ily I mmlMl; KIKi.lt DR.

MARY WINERY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and Residence, 326 Madison 8t. (Old Number 26.) Specialty Diseases of wpmttn. Tel. H70 Ohlee lioura, 9 a.

m. to 3:30 m. and 7 to 8 p. m. 3 Money Advanced Salaried People.

The fact that you earn a regular salary and hold a permanent position with a good concern Is sulllcient Inducement for ut tn advance you money. We wjll make you a lean on your own note without an endorser. Prl yate'and confidential. Hoom 3. Aremle, upstairs.

Hutui.liiy evening from lo 9 o'clixk. .1 Dr. RanKe, FT WATNR IVD JrTraetlce LlmlUd to Diseases of the EYR, EAR, NOS, mivoAT. I Claaset, Atiuatr4. n.t.uif,iu'iit,riifi v.

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