Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 1

VOL.XXI. LOeANSPT, lANA SA MQMING, JULY 'the real 1 The time. wJioi 'every good mere-haul' j'rts to ml his stock; oi nil swimier goods. The goes- at a (rice Desirable poods', fashionable, ami just you. may uccd.

EvoVy ai-Uelo-goos nt a pi-Ice which will close out Summer goods sold, might well be the suiue-jv WASH GOODS Short' talk hut s'l'fiit' values will the your choice of Uveuty-livo styles oC "flue i-e uc h. Oiv Lawns; nil-the pretty Dres- pffiec-ts, ami all iloMroble They "were n.yii«l. ouo-hali' now Choice ot' fifty pU-ces American nml Euslkli- in pinks, and lots of pretty patterus. You bought -them at ilOf, now lOc Wo hnve small assortmeut of ole. Sani rich imported oftefjis for shirt that sold-(it aail GOc, this they are 23c Lois of wash" renimints from tiro desirable SIUITUUT styles: all 1 lengths; all styles mid -the price, is the least, 2oc, 25o goods 12c Our stock of T'aus was never so large and we aiv sorry for this, as the pi'lw must sell 'thorn now.

Silk, Austrian, fold- i hand 'painted fans, -worth 50 cents, 1 2oe Japanese fans in all the art the Japs arc 'heir to, at'SOc, 20e, 15c and: Flue Genmui, Freuchyitirl Ausri-inn Empire fans Ui nil the.new euipire effects. Greatly reduced bwiuUns' tor S5r, C5c -V- Ol; WRAPPERS. Yesl" sell wrappers. AVe sell 'Uu'iu c'lu-np. made sheerest and 0 I'll 1 1.

will) the sensor's stylo. They were "consists of very choice house wrappers made fi-onu v.ei-y prev-ty innterinlei. well mnde-dud stylUih. They were now BELTS Of every description. A large selection ain.1 the lowest Silk lielts -n-ltli silver but-ldes far Lcatiier belts of every kind, -worth 50c, for SHIRT WAISTS This is fhe greatest bargain corner oC our house.

The story briefly told that we. liuve far too roaiiy 'waists aud must them. Your t-holec. fitting ChifC-orr wiiisti'thut S5c, 75e, Cue, all Cor Lot oC.our splendid, fitting Derby mid StanJey.walsts an Lawn, Arcade satin, etc. were 51.50, jl.23, OSc: youf'plek.

"5e "DisiiussioQ Seems to on Two Caadidatas, Many ilettor' from Senator Thinks 'Silver July situation Friday apparently clearer than It ha? talk corirliiesl. chiefly to benfT'in'-rolatior. to 1 nonilna- Clan'dVtind Teller, though Gov. Boies has supporters. Tho forces are lines of expediency on the and on the other ii desire" J.li«'cmrlt.-s for the nomination To the argument rliut -thls'l a donioerntie convenilpn liliJ that a demo- cpafiniist.

and will he reply Is I'etui-ncrt that an is-hour -is pood onbusli for the country and ought to- at least, aad I favor man 1 Senator Jjuuota- K.riciay. afternoon following. letter from his asrtoclate, the; only one, he'said. "rliut. haU boon.

received; from Senator Tell-' 1 adjournment oi republican Hon. Prsil SprJnstleLd, -Dear Sir: I leached this yesterday and re. until'the lust the week, whuii for TDunvor. 'notice'that gold standard dedarecTtKelr Intention to con- the GhfcHKO convention. I do not think tluy.

efin 'Jo It. friends control thu convention: and 'give us a good-silver man, as I think they think he should Kayo' the active support (it all who believa question.ls..th>ygr«lt question before'-the American people. 1 must, for this.compalpn.lit least, overlook al! minor differences and put the a souml linnncial system; sold Knd'silver are the money of tho'constltu- tlon. can be done, a.nd to that end -jvc-must bend all our energies. A little morq and a.

little less partisanship our country needs at this time. Tne'fneiids of sllver'inaJe'no mistake at and must not. make a mistake. as: 1 to, our alliance with other silver The cause- IH of tco much Im- to uilmk of carping or criticism. TV'e must 'nil BCI togoiher an'd aov together -until battle is It will be a royal bill tit 1 with justice on our side.

V. must me hear from you soon. "'f "Tours truly, H. M. TELLER." 306 FOURTH ST.

Clothes up to Date Have been, in our Is no.one. flnir Hue of woolens and worsteds to select.from^than onra. ImportantvFeatures in the make-up of our clothes work their, superiority. We are not the cheapest tailors but claim, to be the best. Tailorjand Draper, 311 Markei LOST $15 By Paying fioo for your bicycle when you can get OUTINGS $85 and $65, We have an assortment of SECOND wjjikh must Call and make an offer.

CrRAP.mTB 'CEMENT V- REPAIR KITS SADDLES-' 'JIBES ENAMELING OLD TIEES Made as New Hakes on separate THE 1 The weU-ltnoBn ppBciaiWs'iot' New vTCorU have' appolntwl J). A. us agflQt.for'tUelr and If'" 'HABK and'lnTltes'lftil'to SENATOR FRED T. DUBOIS, wlio can command tlie.si'iii'port'of thn'ffreat; cpt'-numlier of voters upon issue. Un- that M.

Teller, of Colorado. In 4SSC was organizing the slnfflt 'Are you opposed of. An answer In. the affirmative made a (rood republican.ot the jman.on the spot. And so an to the question: 'Are you.In favdf of the freec6ln 7 offo.

makes a good democrat In 1890 without, regard to tho man's former party affiliations or the length of time that he has.held.tb that oiil'nlon." Teller Get Ohlo'n' Vote. The tribute-paid to Senator Teller's Worth and by McLean Thursday night, li significant in this conneot'lon nnd the. assertion, la made -with more'-or le'us force'that Ohio's 4ti votes may be cast for Teller; If It should appear that the Ohio vote thus cast will be New Declaration of Independence. AmonR the ardent advocates of free coln- of silver and Incldentnllyof the noml? nation by this convention of Senator Teller; besidea-the bolting who are at work In'Chicago, are George of California, ex-secretary ofthe United States senate, and Plallet Kll- nSurne, of the District of Columbia. The id-f-te'r has prepared what he calls a new declaration of Independence, addressed -'to the'-'lndcpendent voters thf country, after rccitlnp at lengUi un- llnan- clttl'policy and monetari' system ot the country, of the United States ouifht to be, tree'and Independent of all entanK- llnsr alliances; that.th.ej- are Absolved from all'ivlleglance to the British! told standard poTOyr and tha.t all polltleii'l coijiiectlon'be- them Is, and ouKht free and people, they, throuph the ballo't'box, to -aH'-'other acts and thlnfrs which-Inde.

pendent voters muy of right do. tor the support ot tills -new Declaration of American Independence, with a ''on- and coirinioii 1 we mutu'a1l5 pledge to. nnd united an ol Blaurt'R managers of the various' oandl- dates'-h'ave been ofestlmdtlng their -possibly -V exception statc'nfent'mlRht be'made. In the case'of Jfrlends of Mr, Ing'so'me figuring gave, morn- with but; a 'd-ile- far on the had'about votes In.sight/.•B6m6"of stTUCtlORS others 1 as by. the chairmen or.

advarioo reprc-. of' are. y.ef 'to-. full-strenBth. portora' of to' (figuring, are-nevertheless dentV Bland forces; and with each sVfciJo.ecJInB day the and liolei ITorcun at.War...- Thursday ralmer ierc'were verbal passages lit Mlssourlans '-that' stronger- than'words.

accuses, thejpther, of resorting to tactics that are not h- Boles -people hold 'the- 'other bringlngjnto utterances 'and '-to- retaliate- by publishln.B. record' upon 1 and 'which -they' say 1 will h'e is- 1 pbrient-' of -the boys in' They have utter'-- ahceH.and'votes dependent pension and to pub-' f.Ush-'and 1 'scatter broadcast. They --charge, the 1 -people with sironsJ'bie 'for that 72-voles'have been pledsed. Co -Boles, and the. 'circulation of Uioy say; Is ih'tehded- 'only prospects; among.

tlie 'Meanr candidates, 'are the-flght Between -two i of the. ('. CURllENT 'Cairo cholera ivtnrns for June show eases deaths. cisjht-fuot of voal was struck at'a depth of OJO feet. 1 -A flow of-Vos estimated at 1.000.000 f.oet dav IMI'S been struck ir.

Overt'on (jou'nty, Tcnn. The-Novosti that Kussia KUK obtami'd'-absolute freedom of trade iiiv.northern China. VVillis.iu 1-iess' a in-a store st Ivy himsrlf.by taking laudanum. No cause Linden, plasterer of Chicago, w.as' rui, instantly killed by 3 frei't'J't 111. Forest in 'Marinette county, are 1 becoming' serious will jprcat diimnpf'i-uuless comes soob.

"jqiiarli-s of Burlington, was fatally st-iibbi-d by Jour. elaiins Lyons, attacked' LAID TO REST. Simple Ceremonies Attending Funeral of Mrs, Her Grave Is at thfr Rear ofthe Chapel of Andover Theological Seminary On Andover Hill. Hunter, of tlie i-cyeniie'district oi'-Jlli- showing' (lie coijcction.s.froni spirits and alcohol KT THE Ready to the on tlie tlon'K Independence Day. Wash July' -states flug 1 the 4Jtli which conies, -will li; fljjf; over osts and ''naval, vcs- iipoh.that-clutc.

the army iinrl niivy Hnve'the on'hand utul are to as soon rcrinipitions are innde ty'army nnd coininaiidcrs. vcs- Under, the -regulations, tings have tiseil' out, Kacli post tih'd garrison is supplied with two post 'arid' two storm fluffs, anil each fortifica- (ion in charge of an ordnance officer hns two has i-ach recruiting depot. in use.will be'flown condemned, after whinli O.ld. O.Ibry con.tnin the iiclditio'nal Btur. i "The order OT'thcanbjoctsays: the of Section 1,792 of revised statues oC tlio the-union the J5.stars,'arranged six rows, (the llrst, third and fifth TOWS to have cisJ't Jtars and the, 1 fourth slxtii itbws to have seven stars." I M'KIN LEY'S'CALLERS.

Frlciirtx Contliiue to Thcll KuspectB-to'tlio RupublU-BU i. Canton, 0:, July Cullers'arrived' diirly-Friday-morning- nt the McKinley Stotf son of ilie the IT'? cainc sec nis.eldest brotlicr, Hivyes, been ill, for twd'days. ''rAt ll-o'clockj'paity'of rittsbiirgh pco- 'pie tally-ho. In this parry. Mt.

aii'diMrs. jrcCirnfton, Mrs. Gil- 'liaii, Sir. Jo9eph.li:inl<ili,-M:r.. Miss Tott'cii, Mrs.

Bu'rrows and -Archi- Amlover, 3. Great simplicity -the commitment to earth of-ilie of Harriet. Deecber Stowe, Friday-afternoon, in accordance with the family oi the authoress. Her.finalj-esting place is behind tho'ch'apel of the Andover Theological seminary, on Andover Hill. The the author of "Uncle Tom's set, in landscape between of her Jiiisb.ind.

and son. roniains JMrs. Slowe'si Charles Edward Stowe, Mrs. Elixa anil Harriet, Airs. Kllxaln-t-h -Bceeher Hopkei- and her husband, John Hooker, and Edward B.

Hooker, nephew of Stowe. They were received by Frank H. Mcs- who the funeral nr- rane'einents John Churchill, Dr. C. Bancroft, I 1 of.

George F. Moore and Dr. Sclah Merrill, consul to.Jeru- salem, who acted a.s pall 1 bearers, and Prof. Egbert G. Smith, who conducted the simnte exercises nt the There simple decorations-at.

the n-'tfv: bouij'iicts or. 1hc cross over i'rnf. Stowi-'s and some roses entwining' tin- stout' which marks thi. 1 jj.rave.of Henry, tile son. commitment fonn was There was normisic.

I-hc enthusiastic.in Oieir Sreetinsrs 'to Mnji'McTunley, arid'' cx- 'pressed reprift that-', tlie ''laws- of -'their not to vote. large the of -its kinf! 1 in theafternoon. Akron, Alliance, "arid a.h'nlf dozen btbcr'large 'towns in" steumnr FiomeO. J.ii'ly S.f-A; dispatch, to the. says tlint.the.-Eed sea packet' Steamer Ealimanieh, -was a reef white, on.

a'voyage Suakinvi.df few weeks agoi caused, her to drift upon the reel. Popolldti-'CiiU' Convontlon. Hiileigh, JT. populist, hei-e l-'ri- 'da'y, Seiiator: MarJbn and.called convention to nieet, lit -to tliu pylist St. McKinley.

AGREE; CN-A'COMMITTEE. 31 Kin Icy iind llii.nirf ciovoliind.O., --T)H- na't'ifinal will Xew York there will be no' touch The campaign of egticiition tliro'Jirh the ilissi'jnina- literature open iminedi- and. the regular cainjiaign about The executive commit-- tee'will meet in Cleveland for the first July 20. members of the.executive.committee as agreed upon between McKinley, Jibbart and Hannn are as follows: Mark Hanna, Cleveland, chairman. Charles G.

Ddwep. Kvanston, 111. W. T. burbln, 'Anderson, Ind.

Cyrus Troy, Kan. John I. Lonp, St. AiiRiwtine, Joseph H. MonK-y, Aucusta, Me.

W.irnor Miller, HerWmcr, N. 1. I-rcnry C. Paine, Milwaukee, Wls. Mattlrew'-Si' M'cKlnley, secretary.

Some: of tlvese' 1 names are dependent upon the agreement'of -party leaders within 'it being Hanna's settled -policy not to. any by the appoint-. opponent. Still UiKClnsr or Hurled Since ten 'o'clock Thursday night there little or no change in the Twin'Shaft. Three shifts worked during the -They are still con-, tending with rock' tlint makes the prog-; i-css slow, 301 more than from six to been cut through xhe flint like substnucc.

'The'air in the shaft'circulates freely an('( it was. teamed Friday morning that dynamite, will iiotbe used owing to tlie pi-cat danger tliat might follow. Strike.In Bay him-. 'd'red 1 man'' employed Yllc out arstrike 'at -ten 'o'clock' Friday, They include chippers. and-'beam'smiths.

Their'griev- ance is that brie of'their'number weent- and refuses to-agam. remain at woi'k about 000.men, who include apprentices, mncbjnists. aud other, laborers -in 1hc yai-d, will be shut out by the closing of the yard; Goutry Sentenced to July Yerkes, in the'court of oyer and termiiier, Friday, heard argument for'a-new-trial ia the 'case, of John H. Gentry, who was convicted on Saturday last of the dc'r of his fiancee.Margaret.W.Drysdale,' (known. on.

as Madge motion was" overruled Gentry was sentenced to.be hanged. TheTj'cis- 'oh'ef bore every appearance of grreat and- he cried bitterly while the judge-was pronouncing the deith sentence; Entern Havana, Consul-General Leu. has entered a -protest on -behalf of the' United States, government against export of from.the poris of Xeuvitas and which was, ordered by Gen. on the ground that the vessels engaged. in trade supplied resources to the-insurgents.

1 No notion liae yet.bceu taken on Consul-General Lee's protest. Amntiity tor Rebels. Qanen, 'Crete, Berovitch prince of the governor of. bc- 'half i the suHan, all 'insurgerits lay down-thei- Ne-ys Briefly. ''WIU 1 Indianapolis.

IndJ; Geologist with has begun-iih the caves of Indiana. Prof, of Monroe sistant. Prof. J. will takfi flaKhlight, graphs caves and Blatchley intendis'lo dig of the caves; in order to-lenrn they' were historic men.

Sii'ch ncv.er beeu iDadcJn purpose of the; trip mens for'the July W.P. ihi sii it against' C6n.wactor.s- Co. to ''enjoin 1 'thcra. fro, with the work. 4 hou se i th is, city.l Thur.sd:i!fenJ| tlie served on treasurer' anJgaiB that'if payinent a partial was allowed, c.ountj- cpmWjl ei-s.

theywoui.d' begin proceedinl mediawly-on their boiids. ylndjq arc work will for'several months. Sons of Vntorann Meet. Frankfort, 1 ness session of the state enc (if the Sons of the. Thursday morning.

Thid sion wa-s given.to hearingroiuinj.ttj'' i. ports, reception of the ciety and reports of the divisiori-bfni The parade in the evening tors'a nd grand a.rmy' was Ladies' Aid society held, two sess wii h'-a good ni 1 IJlnem tlie Terre Haute, July. X-rT port here is thatthuhnrriiigeiojCvi Kppinghousen to r. i uiiflon, was postponed ie illness 1 of the -iu- South America, set for Thuridnjfc, I the Kppinprhonsen niet Sig. Perezonij Chicago during is the daughter of hoiiscn, who was an years I'lre at Mtuicln.

1 elevator, recently of Brig-htwob'i; barns by Willinui Christopher 'Brown lire; All. arc loc.m'dSjnxtliffereiit;:^', r.f SO tolritf of if the 1 all, ubout $3,000, Four horse cremated. the- cupcrior court John awarded Jockey witli, TV, Djeut for $293 against; stables, annulled the; contract fi services as a and -J nianent injunction at, the Sheffield, Lakeside aaid 'race tracks to prevent the jockey pursuing his calling. Coucressloniil La I-'brte; 1 convention Thirteenth district has Aug-nst 3 at Knox, Starke cojji Lafayette, July cratic-convention to nominate a.ij da.te for, congressman j-ict will be held in Kcnsseh.Ct. His Cotmtry Jeft'ersonville 1 Heriry J.

in point' of 'oldibst gjcjvcrnmeiit employe departiucnt, 'retired as oh: Bhipping 1 the qnarter clepaxtmerit Acre. sccutive years in and here! ilerwill 1 locate. more. Jeffersonrille, Ind.j ag-e of 73 years. rough the ilexican war, throug-hout the stater.

Rev. for. many years conni with' the Will Pliy Sund.ij- Ball. Tebau wu.s oii'fifial i court: agfaiiist. ball demanded a Wheat Bourbon, livercd hi but thriisbhvg returhaj ncres '-give the -ver bj' rust and i) Wade, of this' Starch 'tot 1 fjoto tajte' 7.