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TOM Full Force Tomorrow. Anolher Bargain List The most Wonderful on account, of its absolute Truthfulness and Reliability. Ladies Capes, nicely trimmed only Ladies Capes, sold generally at $5 Black Sicillian skirts 5 yd wide 26 pieces Swivel Silks Bought to foil, at 7a cents, DOW Fancy novelty Dress Goods only Fancy Silks for Waists only 1.38 1.98 1.73 48c 29cyd 48cyd We expect you Tomorrow at the QOLDRK R.ULR: HIS TWO CREATIONS into satisfied specimens or! the tailors art makes him proud, it is his tln.t trial of new Spring suyles with which he is perfectly satisfied. JACOB Is DOW prepared to make your new Spring suit. In any style you may choose from his wealth of beautiful foreign and domestic fabrics ID all the latest novelties.

His custom is drawn from the best classes In town and every suit turned out is perfect in cut, tit and general excellence. DAILY PHAROS. TUESDAY, MARCH IT, IS96. PITY The Styles have Changed. You wont appear well dressed In clothes made last season.

Our new Spring Woolens are ready forinspectlon. We'll give you the correct a nci cur eueitrtee goes with every garment. The Tucker Stiarpe Co, TAILORS 315 Pearl St. Annual a Natural Gas Consumers will please note that the last partial payment on annual rates will end with the month March. These payments were so arranged that all consumers commencing October firs or any month thereafter would all make their fina payment together.

The Domestic Office. The old Reliable Sewing Machine House, 629 Broadway. F. B. Whitsett, Proprietor.

The Latest and Best of Everything in th Sewing Machine Line. It will' pay you to come to the "Domestic" Office and examim the new improvements in Sewing Machinery R. B. WHITSETT. Our Competitors may do all the Advertising and blowing in the Papers, but we have the Goods and Prices too- Our line of SPRING WOOLENS is the handsomest in the citv- P.

J. BOOLEY, Tailor. 418 Market St. Special for this Week. Fancy Hebron Potatoes 25 cents per Bushel.

Butter crackers in barrel lots per pound. Standard Hoop pails, better quality than ordinary slop pails per doz 11.20 California dried peaches 5c per Ib. PROF. MICHAEL M. McCaffery Co.

It MM, oo reliable authority, tbe tMctaen of tbe public ty subscribing dollar made good tbe misfortune to MlM Ida Flynn, by the IOM of bar pockitbook containing. entire wlarj for tbe month. Thii It tndMd conmtndtble tot. UU of Rood bfcrftloi laTt ia drew tlotta ud millinery. it.

WUl Erect Handsome Residence Xear tie University, Walter A. Osmer and wife conveyed partly by purchase and do nation to Prof. Georee W. Jllchae: six lots and a tract of one and one half acres of ground Immediately adjoining the college campus on the wast, in Highland carle. The professor is hiring plans prepared for a fine modern residence, to be erected immediately west of the college.

On thU tract, a strip fifty feet wide, adjoining tbe campus, is dedicated for a street, and a boulevard ia laid out upon the brew of tbe hill, extending west a distance of-SOO feet, and Immediately south of this boulevard a tract 150 feet wide, which is covered with beautiful forest trees, is dedicated for a park. The location beautiful and commands one of the finest landscape scenes to be found anywhere. It comprises a view of almost the entire city together with the valley of the Wa- basn in either direction for three or four-miles and takes in a scope of country extending a greater distance north and south. An extension of the boulevard is being constructed through the college grounds to connect with Sycamore street. Tbe property so deeded was partly in the way ol a donation.

Will Secrgwibe. Tbe Logansport base ball club will reorganize tonight at a mectinp to be held at Closson'g cigar store. Tke locreulng cloud in toni Herz for fine tailoring. Burn National Light Oil. Egga lljc dozen at Foley's.

Choice fine cut, 17c Box letter flies at H. Krlgbaum tailors and dyers. For stylish hats see Morris Fisher. Hebron potatoes, 23c Sam Rothrock, of Monticello, is In town. Cbjlce roasted coffee, ten pounds for Mrs.

James McGaughey, of Hall- road street, is seriously ill. Cracker Jack, taste it and you will not live without You can't help but buy if you see our Kllnstck. Three large cans table peaches for 25c; alntthey Co. E. B.

Wilson, the Dayton cash register man, was In the city today. "Dp to date" colored shirts at Morris Fisher's, 4th and Broadway. James McGourty and family, of Huntington, are visiting In tbe city. N. R.

Donaldson and Robert Hum pbreys went to Chicago today on business. When you buy seeds from George they will not be cheap, but the best. Geo. R. Long will gp to Columbus, tonight for a short visit with his mother.

Tbe living rainbow, prismatic hues, Wheat'and street church this evening. A full line of bicycle fixtures, including everything belonging to tbe Bros. Will Fuller Is again employed at Otto Kraus' store, in the furnishing goods department. A case of diptheria has been ported in the family of E. A.

Luce No. 005 Linden avenue. Mose Ward was before the mayoi this morning upon the charge of in toxication. He settled. Mr.

and Mrs. Barney Keefe, Covlngton, are guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank nanley. Fancy potatoes, 25c we have plenty of them; another car due to Co. once; two first-class coatmakers; no others need apply John F.

Carroll, 1222 Broadway. W. A. Dwyer, stockman at the Standard oil tank line, has been succeeded by John Merphy of Lafayette Our last cut in prices at tbe remodeling sale proved a grand success today; call Palace. Tlpton Lodge No.

33, F. and A. conferred the entered apprentice degree upon nine candidates last night. Smart racy effects in neckwear are what the people want. We have Fisher, batter and furnisher.

No word has yet been received from Wisconsin canceruing the condition of John Bowers, who was reported to be critical. For pure, new and true to name and rtowerseed call upon Krels Bros. Mixed lawn grass seed fur lawns a specialty. Don't wait If you want the many bargains named in.our cloak department, gs they are going Palace Remodeling Sale. Miss May Hartley and Mr.

C. P. Buchanan, of Chicago, are here to see Mrs. William Downs, of east High street, who is critically ill. Frank Titus, night clerk at, the Murdock, has resigned, and the vacancy has been filled by the employment of Charles H.

Young, of Mich- gan. Postmaster Hanawalt has bought the business property on Third street, McHale, for his drug- store into next to Martin He will remove the room. H. A. Godman, contractor for the Wabash Bridge company, the concern that will erect the bridge over Eel river at Broad BIpple, is In nha city on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dorsch of Westside, gave a progressive pedro sarty last night. David Clymer se-cured the first prize and Mr. Hoskett the booby prize.

Refreshments were served. The ladles of the First Presby- church will serve another of popular chicken pie suppers on tomorrow, Wednesday evening, at the church. Supper, 15 cents, from i to 5 o'clock. Father Manning and twenty of Richmond came to La- gansport today to attend the per- ormance at the opera house tonight a compliment to Frank Hanley, who will appear in the leading role. Hon.

Charles C. E. Everett, who associated with J. T. McNary in he projected electric railway be- ween Logansport and Frankfort, is a Republican candidate for governor.

Last Saturday at Fort Wayne, his home county put up a solid dele? gstloo in ST. PATEICK'S DAY Appropriately Observed by the Irisli- imcricans of Logu'port Interesting and Iippresgire Services at St Vincent's iud St Ilridfet'I Churches. AT ST. VIXCEST'3. A very large congregation attended services at St.

Vincent die Paul church this morning to participate the St. Patrick day Tbe choir, assisted by Prof. Stelnhart's orchestra, rendered a pleasing program of music. Rev. Father Hag- jjerty, of Notre Dame university was tne officiating clergyman and Yer? ReT.

Father President of Notre Dame university the panegyric on tbe and works of the apostle of Ireland. It was one of tie most pleasing addresses ever listened to by the parishoners of St. suit will be religions persecution under the guise of enforcing the civil law only. These ftcU, and principle, and these deductloni will ie discussed by the minltter of Seventh-day Adventistt church, tonight at 7:30, 510 Sycamore street. Come out.

RADICAL CHANGES Vincents. Fatter Morrigsy Is able and scholarly gentleman and an orator of wonden'ul powers. AT ST. BRIDGET'S. About 9:30 o'clocs this morning the different societies (about 200 in number) joined iato line in front of their hall on Linden avenue and marched vrlth taeir new regalia in splendid procession to St.

Bridget's church. All the members were put except a few, who could not join on account of their work. St. Bridget's ihurch was beautifully decorated with flowers and evergreens, high mass being celebrated by Rev. H.

SUemers, C. P. P. of Pulaski. After the gospel Father Kroegcr ascended the pulpit and delivered an eloquent, aermon on the life of So Patrick, at length en the wrongs done to the Irish people by the English government.

In conclusion the reverend gentleman said that fuliy 1,400 years had gone and drifted Into the vast ocean of time, and yet the memory of him is as fresh in our minds today as if of yesterday, and since St. Patrick bad finished his life work and had passed over the river to repose under the shade of the trees that bud and bloom fadeless beauty in the better land. We read that St. Patrick ar rived in Ireland about the year 4'it and died in tie year hence uii labors in Ireland occupied about forty-three years of his life. During that time he dispersed She darknes ol Infidelity by the brilliant rays of his sanctity and.by the zeal and piety ha made truth and virtue triumph over error and immorality.

This humble priest enters a strange land amid a rude barbaric and semi-savage people, and by the majestic labor and eloquence he converted Ireland from barbarism to Christianity, After furty-tnree years of hard labor lie dies, nay, verily, this done, he lives, because St. Patrick never files in the hearts of his countrymen. The church was crowded to overflowing, not even standing room being left. The music and singin was excellent for the occasion. A SENSATIONAL CASE.

That Is Sow on Trial in the Circuit Court. SOTCD Young Men Indicted for Disturb lug a Keligious Meeting. There is a sensational state case now on trial in the circuit The defendants, John Neff, Jay Ned, Jesje Wallace, George Wallace, Albert Wallace, Jasper Long and Edwart well-known young men of Washington township, are tne defendants. It is charged that on the 29th day of December they disturbed a religious meeting in greas at St. Paul's English Lutheran church, in Washington township.

Edward Parmeter was indicted separately for disturbing the Suud'ay school upon the same date. Thirty-five witnesses were sub- poeanaed, and the case is exciting unusual attraction. The attorneys for the defendants are McConnfcll Jeckines and John B. Smith. The State is represented C.

E. Hale and George Gamble. "GiTUEKISS OF XATIOXS." Drew a Good House Last and tVas Well Received. That home entertainments are drawing big houses this season was again evidenced last when tue curtain went up for the "Gathering of the Nations," a spectacle given by the ladies of the Broadway Presbyterian church. The programme included marches and drills bj eleven separate companies, ranging in age from Ihe little wee tots, who could scarcely tell their names, up through the gamut of years to the marriageable and married.

The parts performed by some of the youngsters were not always correctly given, but the audience looked on good naturedly and enjoyed the comedy of the scene. The costumes were varied and interesting and added much to the beauty of the performance. The French Merry Makers in their dresses of white, were received with great evidence of appreciation, and little Celestine Purcell, of the Danish drillers, won the applause of the audience by her clever dancing. The whole list of companies, in face, were well received. Following is a list of the nations represented in costume: Young Americans, English nurses, Germans, Uncle Sam, Irish, Danes, Scotch Highlanders, French Jlerry Makers, Japanese, Sailors and Turks.

Spring Sliliiaerj-. Not a bit damaged, but, must be feathers, hats, jet ornaments, ribbons, at fire sale prices. THE STERLING, 307 4th st. 'The aril Sabbath." "The American Sabbath must be maintained In this Christian enuociates the principle that will nevitably unite church and state in government, and. the logical To Be he Card.

A Sew Fut Mail to Be Ron Toledo md St Sewi. On Sunday the Wabash company will make a radical change in the time card. The Fort Wayne-Lafayette accommodation U' De taken off aud a fast mail train, to be run from Toledo to St. Louis put ou. KAXLBOAD XEV3.

The Wz.bash has; ordered 500 grain cars. Tue pay-car will be here on the last, Earnest Fillmo.re, of the Panhandle, is reported sick. L. M. Bantz, the well-known Panhandle passenger brakeman, is quite sick.

L. gbafer, of the machinist department, has resigned and will go to Lafayette. C. F. Berg, of 'the Panhandle boiler shop, is off duty on account of a badly sprained ankle.

Plans for the Panhandle freleht depot at Columbus, 0., provide for a building 61)7 feet long and 237 wide. Ed Anderson aas returned to his work at, tbe after several weeks 1 lay-off oc account of a broken leg. In the year 1S95 the earnings of the Panhandle lines from carrying the United States mail fell but little short of $1,000,000. C. D.

Harris, the Panhandle freight brakeman, whose foot was amputated at Chicago last week, Is reported In a critical condition. George Titus, aged 13, was fined 810 and costs at Kokomo, for stoning a Panhandle train at Jewell, Jail sentence was suspended during good behavior. The-Panhandle is said to be the only road 'Ba'tTbg-elglJt double track tunnels, and the only the world having eight tunnels la "less than sixty miles. The Panhandle pay car arrived in the city this afternoon and settled with yardmen and trainmen. The employes at the shops will be paid tomorrow morning.

Officials of the Pennsylvania lines deny they are considering the matter of removing the shops from Logansport to Elwood. Tlae rumor was started by real estate boomers at Elwood. R. M. Grlswold, a Panhandle switchman, sustained two cuts on his nose and a bruise on his hand Sunday, while making a coupling.

FTe was struck on the back of the head and thrown against another car. With projected extensive improvements on its main line, the Pennsylvania expects to be able to carry passengers from Philadelphia to Chicago and St. Louis In 1S08 from four to six hours better time than at present. THE MARKETS Reported Oailv for the Pharos by Vi. Kilncr, G.

A. B. Building. March 14, 1896. opened in Chicago today at high, 63c; low, closed, opened high, low, closed, 29JJC.

20Jc; high, 20Jc: low, 20: closed, 20; Pork opened atS9.77: high. J9.SO: low, closed, J9.67. DeatU of Mrs. Roth, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel D. 'Myers returned today from Montlcello where they were called by the death of Mrs. Charles Roth, which occurred on Saturday morning. Mrs. Roth was a highly respected Isdy and was loved by all who knew her, especially the children, which spoke the best proof her worth.

She served as bridesmaid at the marriage of Mr. aud Mrs. Myers twenty-nine years ago. She has frequently visited the family of Mr. Myers in this city and bad a number of acquaintance? here.

Her death was caused by heart, trouble. Miclisel's University. There is DO longer any doubt about Michael's university being a success. Toe attendance at the spring terra, which begins in. April, Is going to 'be very large.

The normal department will have the most students. It will not be surprising If the attendance runs up to 300 or 400 this spring. The corps of instructors employed are educators of superior qualifications and their work Is proving satisfactory. Prof. Michael baa shown, himself to be a man of great energy, force of character and executive ability, and he is greatly pleased with the prospects.

Purchased a Newspaper. William S. Rosier and Oliver M. Hand, two well-known printers of Logansport, have purchased the Marion Dally a. morning- publication, aad have already taken charge of the plant.

It-was sold at sheriff's sale to satisfy a mortgage. The purchase price is unknown here. Mr. Rosier has for many years held the foremanship of the Logansport Times, while Mr. Hand for the past year been employed by the Small Brothers, as job printer.

Both are worthy young tneu. of netting. The members of Democratic city are requested to meet at tbe Pharos office on next Fridaj evening at 7:30 to fii the time for holding the ward conventions, E. M. HOWARD, cbninnan.

For Beat. A part or all of house, So, 70S Don't Fail to Attend THR Grand Spring Opening All of this week. Dress Goods, Suits, Capes, Jackets Waists THIS WILL BE (I BfffiGfffl WEEK. A BONE loilecd In the Tliroat of George Kolti- son EXCirSIVE STYLES! And Me Is In His Home Is Last evening, while son, the Critical In Xoldc Township. GeorgeRobi- 10 of James Roblson, of Noble eating supper a piece of bone lodged in his throat, and up to the time the Pharos went to press, Dr.

Bradfield, the attending physician, had failed in his efforts to remove the obstruction. The young mac is in 'a critical condition, aoc unless the obstruction is removed death is certain. LATEST NOVELTIES! For Spring, we are showing a line of SUITINGS and OVER-COATINGS that cannont be excelled. bu are invited to call. PIERCE, the Tailor.

We Cater to the Trade thai Wants the Best. ADDITIONAL ITESS. Perfection oil is the best. Early Rose, Burbanks and Beauty Geo. Harrison handles Landretb'e seeds only.

Hickory nuts, 35c bu; walnuts, I5c Give it a trial. Our baking powder. M. Johnson. All the latest blocks in spring hats.

mens' outilter. Silver Moon Flour, per hundred Co. 400 2 Ib packages Lakeside rolled oats 5c Thirty pounds fancy dried peaches for $1.00. Co. The more you eat the more you want of Foley's Cracker Jack.

Old shop worn shoes never wear; buy new was followed by a discussion on current topics, led by Mrs. F. H. Wip- I perman. Help salary right (party.

409 North: to 7 p. m. George Lytle, of Royal Centre, expects to remove his family to tbi? city soon. Francis Murphy will visit this city on April 1-th to conduct a series of temperance meetings. The members of the Market street M.

E. church will give a social at, No. 1702 North street on tomorrow evening. Supper from 5 to 9 o'clock. Foreman Hill, of the Standard oil tank line lias been succeeded by E.

A. Smith, of Lafayette. Mr. Hill reslgneid to take a position at Cincinnati. As usual tbe crowds appear and take advantage of the low prices we name at the remodeling sale.

'Cause we give them what we Trade Palace. PERMIT. The living rainbow, prismatic hues, Wheatland street church this evening. Lewis Leedy, of Young America, is dangerously ill of congestion of the 5 to 5 stomach. All bicycle repairing done quickly, cheaply and to your satisfaction, at Kreis Bros.

The ladies of the English Lutheran church will give a "Coffee" at tbe home of Mrs. Kotl, 419 Twelfth street, on Wednesday afternoon from Evervone invited. I The McClure Casei The case of the state against Jesse McClure, charged with assault and intent to kill John son Mrs. Ella B. Swadener Co.

will -open a millinery store at 324 Fourth Btieet tomorrow. Licensed to McCloskey and Anna M. Wolf, James F. Knight and Nettie L. Guy.

I to the jury in the circuit court at 11:30 a. m. today, and at the time it was (federally conceded that tbe verdict will be ID accordance with the third count in the indictment, staple assault aod battery. hours after retiring the jury returned a verdict of ac- Ko deception at our store. We sell There gome attempt at applause in the rear of tbe court Kliosick.

MUs Sellie Eiclcleburner, formerly with Elliott has taken the position of jtenographer wltb Qulgley Jc Co. Our scarfs are way up, in quality, very high In style, but way down it price, 25 and 50 the hatter. The best quality of sugar cured hanw, Sjc Ib: California hams, any size, 7c Ib; smoked shoulders, Ib. Co. Altmin Shearer's ice cream factory on Erie avenue and Thirteenth street, made its first batch of cream yesterday and tbe same was first- class In every respect.

The factory ia now in full operation. "Arrah na Pogue," the Irish drama, will be presented tonight by tbe Ancient Order of Hioercians at Dolan's opera honse. They areas- sored of a large crowd, as the ssle of seats has been unusually large. Mlsii Mollie Dnnsizer, of Sandusky, Ohio, who has been visiting her sisters, Misses Lou and Sarah Dnnsizer. of this city, for the past few days, left this morning for her old home in Jefferson township, on a visit to her mother.

Andrew Cotner, who recently sold bis farm in Xoble township, has removed to this city and is comfortably located on LinJen avenue, Westside. He and bis excellent wife will ipend the remainder of days in the peaceful enjoyment of well deserved rest. The Woman's club held a meeting yesterday af'-ernooa at tfce home of the president, Mrs. C. A.

Dunkleberg. A short business session wan held, which was followed by a paper, -Is tbe New Woman Really Sew?" by Hn. W. GKfo. Xbtt room, whereupon McClure shouted: "Good boys, every one of you." Thli aroused the ire of Judge Lairy and M.

F. Mahoney, McCIure's attorney, had hard work to prevent a fine being imposed upon his client for contempt of court. tl corsets 63c. II kid gloves 69c. 81 drees goods 62c.

15 pattern hats, 12.49. At'the big fire sale. THE STEELING, 307 4th it. A Handsome Sum. The net gain to the treasury of the W.

C. T. U. from the proceeds of the ladles' minstrel concert for the benefit of the Home for the Friendless, is officially reported to have been 1253.21. fire Sale.

THE STERLING, 307 4th st. Awarded Highest Fair, CREAM promt MOST PERFECT MADE A pure GupeCrom of Tjftir Powder. Fret fmn Alum other afadtifttt I 40 YBAM 1MB flMMUt i This is to Ctrtify, that I tbe legally wedded wife of in consideration of his riding an ESVOY, and purchasing for me ft FLEETWLMB 1HCVCUE, do hereby permit him to go where he to drink what, and when )ja pJeAM0. I furthermore authorize him to carry and use a latch key, and to bave and enjoy all the privileges and immunities usually conferred by tbe latch key aforesaid. I want him to enjoy life while he Is with us, he will be a tirus dead, (SIGNED) A card like above handsomely print ed and lined around edges wltb light band of silver, to preserve from wear given free to all married couplei calling at our store and asking for same.

Ladles'know what Ffeetwlog- bicycles are. Gents know the KUTOT, have them for sale, Burgman Cycle Co. Choera For At the rcceut of trotting stock from Willium Corlwlt's Son Mflteo Brock (arm, ieJd j-eocuUy in Madison Sqimro Gnrdon, New York, sensation won crunted whan the wundorful llttlo ex-cjiainpioa Direct, S-MX, went unclur tho hAuunor. Ho WM rocdlvi.d in tlio ring with of uktLiKC, and UK prJcfi rtXH) In clicoriJig wan rcnowud. When bo ilnallj- bid up to knocked down to Wlllinni Botlur of York city, another ujud final chucr woe 5ccordcd him.

Miller Not to ktar. Several newspapers Miller Is guiiig Blurring next HOMOD. Thefio reports aro wrong. It true, bow- ever, that Mr. MIHor will not In Sew York Empire stock compnuf next rear.

Since 1C ban been nolred About tbac this was tho cam bait A dozen managers bave submitted to him proposals for next reason, bat, A. M. Palmer would pot It, there "noChtnc definite" yet In connection. At tbe winter carnival hi St. Paul a few ago Edward C.

of Stlllwatcr, made Arrowing jump on skates of feel Incbw, whlcb tbe record br few br Deuce Tan Coortland lake, ia 1SH5. In an exhibition jarep Utor Andmn covered the pbenomenttldittaDoeof 19 tof inchet. Worth a Bottle. Druggists sell it for $1. Dr.

Lynas' Female Tonic has become so popular among Ladies' that of women are taking it, with satUfaction. USB it according to directions and benefits follow. Dr. Lyoas' Female Toic, Really Ft male diMMM..