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Bazaar Will knock them all out on Low Prices this week. Every Spring Jacket at A Price. if All Wool Suits and Skirts one-fourth off from Kegulai- i'riiw. T1Ifl1 Every Yard Ail Wool Dress Goods at COM Calicoes, Muslins, Ginghams Our JHv.s ami iii'j at T.k- Pearl Fonnd In White River by BdP, Graham Proves to Be Valuable, Kv and WO MNt Unto SMI tm no mr talkm. l.i; this price on Dotted Swisses 1 Linen AH ai i'A, and UK'.

Spl-nJid Towels, regular oi 1 25i'. This i a In S')k-nJid values in I 1 i Table Linens. Splendid, i I i i. j.r\' Heavy i 1 at i i i'A'. All our both bk'iK'heU and iu I i and I'nliu-aciifil Heavy urau (i-Jc, (Oc, S'Jc and Napiiiiis to match many uf Had Tiil'f I.

ncnsa! extra vain'. Elegant Line of Fans! Handsome. Ones 15ri.iai aud loe. 1'J Han Dresses! I "namiiray in fain' to a i s'iik and At 1 Cc. -Oc.

tha: traii'i be iji- examine before ilk (iloves! I'ome ou Imy. Wash Dress Goods I Irish Lawns at lOo. in tiingliani. Diinitit-s and i i i adies' two and Parasols! i i i (iu' ti'i i iu an at 15iiitim nmi ai Fine at Fine at colors. SOUR: JJeauties at $13.50 and in white, black aud colors.

Parasols. Double UuUle, Hullle. 'i. in vhitc, and i A A Special 1 Merenthiem's Bazaar. ASSEMBLY TO CONTROL.

of the m.bytcrtan As- 1'lttsbuvg. May a vote of toSS. the Presbyterian general assembly decided to continue the movement which is intended to give the absolute control of its theological seminaries. The result of the vote was a surprise to even the best and it credited to some exten to the letter riveil and tho city is rapidly tilling up with veterims of both confederate and union armies. Con'-ral Schofield will arrive tomorrow morning.

To-lay is Houston day and all places of business closed. Tomorrow morn- in" the confederate reunion begins, and Mrs. and Miss Winnie Davis will nip'ut YOit-vans at a public reception. Th'" Southern Historical association, of which General Stephen D. is president is HOW session preparing a re- oort to be i-ubmittod to the nmoii con- fede-ate vt-jrans convention on llinrs- More than fifty vtteran camps mt 4 and Indian territory.

thosowho supported the ihc conference coiumitteo and the font- ires of the moderator aud clerk wure in smiles. Western Leajjut. II i 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 V.r!i,'!:;'iV.,:i^..! i i 0 0 2 0 0- :5 0 and Roach; Fisher and HELD FOB INCENDIARISM, A i Wolf Ciiarcod i Setting tiro Kt of I i i i DriiiiiiTsut I i i l'. a Silitfii" 1 to ILvmlc tlio N.clulii»u State GOSPOUT, May time ago Ed F. Graham found a pearl in White river which loi-ul dealers I'd ai His frit-lids guved him ovw his lind.

In 1 i sonu- Ni-w York cxp--rr, and tin- jioarl ivturuod to him with a valuation of As the pearl weighs almost lii grains, is material. A systematic si-aivh will be made foi' Mmilar It is estimated that ovi-r poarls wi-iv found last season, nut this i- only Olio whii-h GV.T lour live grains. It larger, they lull Of INCr.NDlAltlSM. A Tlilli-r I'm- vilium at t'urilriKi', 1ml. May Artlmr W.ilf, a fonnov rosi.k-nt.of i plaee but now of is under arrest charged with lairniiii; a in that place Iat fall.

Vounjj Wolf's father took quiti: an active part iu proffcutiiiK John McCarthy, a saloonkeeper of that place. A vory 1-itter feeling resulted, which culminated in McCarthy inx and Wolf ou the stiVL-ts of that town. McCarthy was arrested for this assault and his trial comes off in tho Rushville circuit court this week. A few nights after the assault saloon was burned, aud young Wolf is now charged with the crime. lie enters a denial.

Gloomy Outlook For Farmers. May This section is iu hard lines from an agricultural point of view. Although this is the greatest peach and small fruit belt in the middle west, there has not been a peach crop for three years. Last year small fruit was almost a failure, aud this year it is no better. It affects tho railroads also, for when there are good fruit crops they run special fruit trains to Chicago and Indianapolis.

Add to this the Hy in tho wheat, cutworm? and belated heavy frosts, ami the picture is uot very bright. HnrrKou Urclliii-il I i a i SOUTH May There is no truth in tho report that ex-President Harrison will attend the golden jubilee of the university of Notre Dame, June 11, 12 aud 13. It is officially denied by President Morrissey who says Mr. liar- risou refused the invitation. President Morrissey ROCS ro Indianapolis this, week aud will'try to get consider, however.

vglSTOft JTui quwtion tt ljr through the good ofiioei of Lori rwewd hnnuui MiM deen. The plan ii for Aolw riding a iplritfd yonng government to amend the Mhwt atm along the public highway when providing for Catholic schools with runaway team attached to ft heavy farm same carriculuni as pnhlio schooli, but va gois dashing down the road, with the addition of half au hour's The team was without a driver, and as Catholic religious instruction, three men down oil the daring yonug horse- to be selected by tho clwgy to form a W0 man she wheeled her Uorse quickly Catholic school board. The to one side of the road and allowed it to pass. She saw seated on the straw in the bottom of tho wagon Farmer Oliver's 3-year-old child, who was shouting with glee. Putting; whip to her horse Miss Van Anlen gave chase to tho runaway team.

For a time she rodo neck and neck with tho runaways, aud then, lean- order will bo withdrawn. CaucM on CmcA'jo, May Valentine, one of the largest stock and gram brokerage firms iu this city, made an assignment yesterday afternoon. They were caught "short" in the wheat mar'a-t. Mr. boyd of the Chicago Title Tiui company, has been put iu Xln anuiunts of liabilities and have not yet been scheduled.

Kobbern Arrested. May men giving tlu-ir names as Lawi-eoiH) Sullivan, Will- iaiii Moiirou and Robert G. Lawrence, tramps, arrested at Taylorville, prove to be the burglars who robbed the bank at Orion, Iv.ci., of in coin and cur- T'nils fr.uiul in their possession Ix'eu to the robbeil bank. VACANT-LOT FARMERS. I i i rotntoi- la ing far over in the saddle, she tho reins of tho nearest horse.

After riding in this position for more than a mile she finally suvo-eded in bringing the frightened animals to a standstill. MEMPHIS DRILL CLOSES. Reception to nontenant General fleltl a Kouslne Aftiiir--Sham HaUlo. MEMPHIS, May drill is all over but the fighting and the sham hat- tlo, and today the regulars and militia will break camp. Yesterday every uniform at Camp Schofield was called into service.

It was review day aud the guest of honor was the lieutenant general of the United States army. General Sehofield and iiis staff and the ladies of the party ivviewed the parade from the grandstand. A large crowd was present YOI-K. May hundred I am i the distinguished general was given and tit'ty anrttvur farmers were at work a rousing reception. After the review 011 tho public patches in Long Superintendent' Island City yi-stt-rday.

Kjelgaard said that the men were learn iug a givat di-al about farming. A majoruv of the persons who took up have repaid the association for Improving tho CVmiition of the Poor for panics of the camp gave ainou drills until time for dress pa- i o'clock. Today the sham bathed oled to begin at 4:30 o'clock, the troops will be lined np and the prixes will bo distributed. Tho Thnrstou rifles still hold their position i favorites in class with the Chick- Pom, London board of trade Inquiry Into the Elbe disaster was reeumed today, the witnesses who were called before the coroner's inquest at Low (-aloft concluding their testimony. The Munich, announces that the Mexican govi-m- meut has established a consulate at Bavaria, aud has designated Dr.

Schultz as ilex'cua at Munich. The Illinois hy a i of 22 yeas to 1G nays, decided to reconsider the vote by which it refused to punish r. H. Cooprr, of Siegel. Cooper of Chicajro, charged with contempt in refusing to answer a question propounded by the senate.

Keports that the frost of this morning was the "most severe of the series of the past ten days. It was general throughout Ohio aud Indiana. Ground was frozen in many places and fruit cooked on the troes. In Stark county, Ohio, the wheat was frozen till it rustled in the fields like dead Dispatches received at Paris by mail from Madagascar say that fever is making fearful ravages among the French troops, especially among those who spent the rainy season on the coast. As an instance of the prevalence of the disease, it is shown of one company of soldiers 150 strong that only forty men are now avalable for dutv.

rho" expense of plowing and seed, al-', nsaw guards and the Morton cadets well i v.l crt Itlmi) not required to do so. The nieu said thi-y were not pai.pers, aud only wanted a i-hancf to work for their own Professor H. Tolman, general agent of the association, has received Ir-tters from many cities, showing that tlio example if beinir followed in all parts (if the liked. ror Metnphta. MOBILE, May 100 men met here last night and selected 20 delegates to the Memphis convention.

Congressman Clarke challenged any free silver Democrat to debate with him at some future time. His challenge will be accented. The U. S. Government Tests Show the Absolute Superiority of Royal Baking Powder.

Mr. to rc- OPENED WITH I A State Military Encaiumnent liegins at I Toilar. 0 0 1 auu EarK-: 3 0- 15 in Whitchill and May boom of caaiw-i at siinrise the ening ol tin- state military encampment at Camp Cnibevson, Major General A. S. fioberfe, commanding.

A light rain fell in the morning, which necessitated a postponement of dio pnrmle until to- cavalry and artillery coni- naiiiea are on hand, besides company IHjc battery, Third regiment United Struts army, aud United States Fifth cavahy mounted band. Mrs. Hayes and Miss Winnie Davis, -SVho will arrive tonight, will be given a era-ad reception. Uenerals S. D.

Wheeler, John 13. Uordoii, S. and others An Oil Deal nt Bluffton. BUTFTON-, May Columbian Oil company of this city has bom sold to tne Warner Oil company of Hartford City. The property consists of 12 paying wells and 800 leased acres, and went for The old company Lennne.

was organized at Moutpelier three years 5 ago. The stockholders received, in rc- and turn for thar investments, about three for one. Searlcs Released, MTJXCIE, May Searles, who lias heen in jail iu York for defrauding railroad and ship companies, while representing self as an agent of the Indianapolis Sentinel, has been released. His father and mother went to New York in his Grand ri -i a 1' 1 hits. error-.

Ui-iilitIs ntirt Kittredge, 34runs, 2T bits. 3 Philadelphia--Carsey ami Clements, 0 runs, 18 hits, 13 Cincinnati-Boston--Wet grounds. St. Louis--New York--Wet gronncls. I.ouisvilk'--BaU-imore--Wet grounds.

Cleveland-Brooklyn--Wet grounds. Meeting of Hallway Trainmen. May The- na- behalf. COUNTERFEIT OANQ W. tional convention of the Brotherhood of I Railway Traiumcii is in session here, with iu attendance.

We're in a position to offer you some extra special values in Junior We have just closed out some 300 of these stylish suits for the little boys, from 3 to 7 years of age, from an eastern manufacturer and snail offer them at-the following low prices: 2 A neat, light and dark I effects in all wool fabrics If neatly braided a 1 price for this quality is (Da fit from the latest Official U. Government Report on Baking Powders, Department of Agriculture, Bulletin ij, page T)OYAL is placed first of the cream of tartar powders; actual strength, 160.6 cubic inches of leavening gas per ounce of powder. Every other powder tested exhibited a much lower strength than the Royal, the average being 33 per cent. less. Every other powder likewise showed the presence of alum or sulphuric acid.

The claim that this report shows any other powder of superior strength or purity has been denounced as a falsehood by tho Government officers who made the tests. ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER 106 WALL NEW-YORK. Broken up at Chicago To-day--Two Women Among Them. CHICAGO, May of the largest counterfeit coin gangs that has infested Chicago for several years, was broken up to-day by the arrest by Secret Service oftieers of Ed Troy, Geo. Riley, Thomas Meyers, Win.

Murphy, "Canada Bill," "Con" Kussell, Lulu Harris, and Lil Beyer. In the house occupied by Troy, Kiley and the two women at 306 West Lake street, the officers found plaster molds, files, melting cradles and several hundred spurious coins. The counterfeit coin is alleged to have been put in circulation at Meyer's saloon, and Murphy, "Canada Bill," and Kussell are charged with being the chief distributor of the coin. The prisoners were arraigned before United States Commissioner Foote and a hearing fixed for 4 o'closk this afternoon. REAT VALUES are what we are giving and it is just what the people want, and that is the reason we give it.

We want to do just what the people want. We know that you will appreciate it. The cold weather for the last few days has not stopped our great Hen's Suit Sale at the prices we mention in this add, but it goes to merrily on. We have sold out completely six lines of these suits, and to take their place we have substituted five lines of of our $12 and $15 Suits and they go at the same prices, $8 and $10. These are great bargains, the best values we have offered this season; other lines of clothing in about the same proportion.

Boys' and Children's Suits at prices that will win your good will and trade. Straw Hats in All New Styles. $10.00 SUITS. FUGITIVE CASHIER. Ife rvw Tryliiff to Evade the I.Ttr.

EXOI.ISH, May 21. Alphonse Reeger Co. have advertise'! for a license to retail liquor in quantities less than a nuart. Inquiry discloses the that "nearly every drinker in the town is a slOL-kholdov, whereby he can have access to the saloon on Sunday. to Urown Hnrself.

HHKTTORD CITY, May Smith while temporarily in: sane, attempted to drown herself in an ice pond yesterday. A fanner driving by found' her lying unconscious. She rcsus.citaU"i, but will likely die. Drove In rrr.r.t of a Train. Nr.w AI.UANV, May Ethvrrd pupunt was instantly killed lifre yes- iu au isiiompt to cross the Monoii track in front ot a freight train.

His body was fearfully mangled. He was Si years old. Took Kit 1'olson. LofiAXsroitT, May Timothy 'M years old, committed sui- i cide here yesterday by frying rat poison. Ill healtlTwas the caus.fc.' I I A A ITKMS.

00 Our fine grades of Children's Suits, at $4, $5. and upwards, are superior in every way to those offered by other dealers. Compare the style, make and finish of our children's clothing with the so- called "Best Clothing on Earth," and it won't take you long to see that OURS is the best. Waists and Blouses, An incomparable line at the lowest prices ever named for similar qualities. It will pay you to see the Waists and Blouses we are selling at 3pc, soc, 75C and $1.00.

The i chuicb nt Valparaiso will fine Clay worsteds and also hoU1 in( IllorS rv for light colors'in all wool Cassimeres, all; chase next Sunday. made and trimmed--usual 1 Twenty-wienie Ihcro Is a Tremendous Croud'to Him Speak at Cotlugioo, ConxoTOS, May secretary of the United States treasury, Hon. J. G. Carlisle, opened the discussion of the question of sound inouer here last night in a quaint structure called Central Garden.

Tho approach from the street was through a grove of sycamore trees, the Rround covered with and aud chairs placed about, where on warm evenings beer is dispensed to thirsty patrons. The hall is a theater- like structure with a small stage at one end, where the song aud dance artists are wont to enliven dull iionre. The rush to hear the speaker was tremendous. An attempt was niada to reserve seats for the ladies, but it was given np when the pressure for admission by voters was felt. Secretary Carlisle spent the day with and was also called upon by representatives of tho press, who asked asain and anain his position with regard to Kentucky senatorship.

To all those his reply was that he was not a fwiulidate now for that or any Other of- lice. The beginning of the.address waa delayed by a great street demonstration of considerable magnitude. It was 8:25 when the crowd at the doors parted Secretary Carlisle, escorted by Congress-" siiau A. S. Berry and accompanied by E.

Cteneval assistant United States treasurer, a a I tererl the hall. Shortly afterward" tho Our uaie- of 111 Wool ults for Men at will graduate from Is this year. Com- exercise? or; Friday. Tobc Gladrfys. wantfd in Murphy county, for stabbins a constable recently.

arrested at Mundfc yesterday. Ambrose Ilninlin. an Indianapolis mail- carrier, hns heen arrested on a charge of Stealing valuable piirkaKt; 1 from the ('. K. Cooper and Perry Clark at Frank- tort Imd an alteveaiion in which Ciark fired two shots at Cooper, bin missed his man.

Governor Matthews ir- iicing urged to a ipccinl session ot the legislature to the Roby matter ami the fee and salary question. A debate on "Christianity vs. Spiritual- cic and Moses Hull of Chicago arc the contestants. The jury disagreed in the case of Jsmes Trutlock and Kdward Kirk of Indianapolis, on trial at Franklin charged with robbing the grave of ex-Sheriff James M. Curry of Johnson AERONAUT'S LEAP FOR LlFS.

working clubs entered to the stirring airs by the baud, "Old Kentucky Home," "Dixie," followed by the plaintive "AnldLang Syne." Twenty minutes Inter Hon. A. S. Berry introduced the speaker in a brief speech in which he paid a high compliment to the' mail who Under most difficult circumstances had faithfully administered his high office. Af 'i tumult of applause again and repeated, Mr.

Carlisle began hi? address. speech was iu opposition to the free coinage of silver at 1C to 1 ratio, and in favor of the gold standard of value. GRAIN IN A FLURRY. Excitement an the In New York--Rise-lit Price KE'W YORK, May greatest seen in grain circles in a number of years was witnessed on the produce exchange yesterday. Wheat naturally cauie in for the lion's share of the activity transactions, amounting to 33,000,000 bushels; but corn and oats also had a fair trade.

Fluctuations were violent at -times, the range on prices being unusually large. The activity was a continuation of the excit-e- ineiit on the curb Saturday when July rose from to in half an hour. Yesterday it beat the latter price by pearly a cents, touching 77 8-8 during the afternoon, and making a total rises of almost 4 cents per bushel in two days. The public has now carried wheat up 15 and 20 cents a bushel and seem to be just as much in the ring as ever. Freezing weather west and talk of widespread damage has been of great assistance to the bulls.

Another very important factor was the heavy decrease of 3,000,000 bushels in the visible supply. A few minutes before the close a batch of'selling orders came suddenly upon the market and knocked cents-off tho price before the bulls know what had happened, and the market left off in a whirl of excitement. Corn and oats also advanced, thn former and cents, and oats about 1 cent a bushel. TELEGRAPH TICKS. The second annual meeting of the Worn fin's congress met in San Francisco yesterday.

Adolph Spreckles' stable of rnce horses have arrived at St. Louis from San Fran- Cisco. A monument erected to the memory of confederate soldiers was unveiled at Ral- J. H. Thompson Arrested in the City of Mexico.

SEDALIA, May has been received here of the arrest of J. H. Thompson, the fugitive cashier of the defunct First National Bank, in the City of Mexico Sunday, by Sheriff J. C. this city, who quietly secured extradition papers several weeks ago and left home ostensibly on the trail of Mike Davis, a condemned murderer, who escaped from the Sedalia jail a few months ago.

Nine indictments were returned against Thompson in the criminal court here, charging him with all manner of crookedness, in accordance with the business of the bank, which failed May 14, 189-1 with a shortage of $256,000. Friends'Enterprise, Corner Calhoun and Berry Streets. Ice Cream Soda PETER POIRSON Real Estate and Loan Broker. 1 Drinks, Phosphate or Sow and Mineral Waters, 5c per I have nny amount ot six per cent, money to ian ou first mortgage, on for five ycnte, the loan ou first mortgage, on city or farm property, p-lvUege of-paring cosiest place, in the WUI RUBBER STAMPS Hereafter be Manufactured to Order in This City. A plant for the manufacture and sale of Rubber Stamps, Rubber Type, Dating Machines, Pencils, Stencils, Check Protectors, Ink, ink Pads and Novelties, has been established in connection with the NEWS ofuce, where orders for goods in this line will receive prompt attention, and when, specimens of work may be seen.

A full line of goods kept constantly on hand, and "Btampa furnished in a few hours from the time they are ordered. AU work guaranteed arid prices low. Additional Society. Drinks glass. Cleanest and city.

Freese Ranke, Druggists, Ab. Si. erty of all ctacripttons. Abo hsvc for rent house with reams and summer kitchen, all nicely papered, good celled water works and gas in house, good barn, au in good i-hdpe. Located at 100 Grant avenue.

house with 0 rooms, 'od celier, good -well Mid' cistern, rood barn. House nieelr papered, all in repair. Located at So 13 Hoffman St: For urther information write or call andree PETER F. POIBSON, Boom Ho. 12, BuiX Bkwk, Too Late for Classification.

i Investigate I Compare I When yon irant to borrow moneji Licensed to Wed. Herman Hock and MaggielVies. Anthony B. Luley and Maggie Fitzgerald. fund and Savings.

will eive you the best terms. Call on us the fljit Tuesday aft. the 18th of each month at tbe Sou of Coluinbus Hall, Hackett after or see i o. K. BBIDWAT, C.

HMTMS, President. Treagnrer. P. MCDORUJJ, W. P.

BKDW, I Sectetvy. Solicitor. i YOUNG GIRL TRILBYIZEO. Will Fickel has returned from a visit at Toledo. Home Lodge No.

342, F. and A. will meet this evening to confer the second degree. The Knights of the Golden Eagle will confer the first, or Pilgrim's degree, upon seven candidates Thursday evening. Miss Maude Ithoades has issued invitations for a masquerade party to be given at her East Creighton avenue home next Thursday evening.

The Fort Wayne delegates who attended national C. K. of A. convention at Omaha will return this evening. National Secretary Will O'Rourke will return with them.

Mrs. James A. Armstrong and son will return in a few days from Denver, Col. Mrs. Armstrong has entirely re covered her health.

She will be at Peter H. home to her friends at 115 East Berry iiviriiCt-v QCCttJrt 1 day and wns largely attended. Square Dealing Tyf ULI I GoodsExchan 8 el1 from 1111 Hi I I Money Refu(ldei1 Sunrise to Sunset. ItL IJ1AL it's Our Way, Some People Don't Publish Prices Or spend money for advertising. When The Bell have anything to sell they are not afraid to tell the people what it is and at what prices it can be sold for.

A and customers us by is making us fronds Other dealers are imi similar price, but Hie not in it with our's. The grr from $10 to $15 in any other establishment Fort Wayne. every day, goods at a goods tliey offer are we offer will cost you Baldwin's Jfarroir 6Hi)i Jlosns a i Balloon. DENVER, May balloon has been lost to the war department at Ft. Logan.

Lnst week the famous waif hllloou, General Meyer, tho only one in was ripped open and torn to Sam, Pete Max. DieccN dnrinx inflation. Ivey Baldwin, the jiwoiKint, who enlisted in tlio signal corps for tho purpose Of advancing tho study of arroiiiiuticc, nndprtook to build airship, aud the test being made dnriiif; the day. was gently over the reservation, when a bore down from tlin inonntaiiis and drovo tho bal- to tho gi-ynnd, wlieu it rebound-ii. 'JL'iie signal porps stationed at the cable coulrt not wind up the rope, fur fear of the two.n.'iiit todcnth.

Ar.otht-r blow, more vicious flit- rest, brought tho balloon to tlio ground, once nioro, tugging at tho end ofJ.fi'K) that allowed tho huge bag tho place of spectators. Arising again, tho balloon roso over tho officers' quarters and, the cable catching on tlio gable of a lionso, was severed. Quick as a flash Baldwin gawthoawi- taking a Hying leap to clear landed ou tho ground badly Hannibal, Mo, fee balloon sailing aTW anwt. Inez Crotikrlvht Says She Was Induced to Jlarrj- Aguiuit Ucr Wilt. Rot'iiKSTEK, May the pretty 20-year-old daughter of Jatnes (Jronkright, of Alpine, is at the point of duo to nervous exhaustion and fovor.

Her condition is the result of her strango marriage with Albert Cook, agod 00, a milkmnii of the village. The girl says that she did not marry Cook of hur own free will, but tho man hypnotized her. Mr. Cronkright tells the following story: "On Wednesday morning I went to Odessa on business, aud upon my return I engaged at work in the garden back of the house. Subsequently I looked up and saw Cook aud my daughter entering the yof from tho road.

Knowing Cook's bad "reputation, was surprised, and wondered where "iiiuz had been Governor Clough of Minnesotahas signed the death warrant of Harry Hayward. June 21 is the day fixed for the execution. A dog and wit show is on at Cincinnati for the benefit of the Humane society. Several cats valued at 8100 arc on exhibi- Qll. The sound money conference which opens Memphis on Thursday promises to be argely attended.

Secretary Carlisle will ipeak. pharles Aiester, a teamster at Grant's drowned his wife in a pool of rater in the presence of his three small Children. SPORT ON THE WATER. Sergeant him. "At this juncture to mu to come where they wore, and when I reached tho spot he handed me ccrtilicato of my daughter's marriage to iiiin MI Nw-field that day, the cere- inonv having'bcoa by Rev.

Mr. Wiiiiie of that 1 wkpd fnez what she meant by marrying Coo ahfl she said she did not know why $he did it. She stated that he proposed mar that sho wascwnpflleci tinder Iiis control io iiarrv him. She said she did not care for hiru. atul djd not think she could live with him.

If secniv twic, and I believe 1 the girl." With forgery. EAU (X.itUE, ijay wair rant has been issued by tlio OWpppwa Yalloy bank for James 0. Dfllwwy mayor of Rice Lake, charging him witb passing a forged no.to on the bank by his. father, larcy ti well known lumbor'niii i niauey ii The Ladies' Sewing society of the Evangelical church will meet at the home of Mrs. Wm.

H. Spencer, No. 50 West Butler street, to-morrow afternoon. All members are requested to be present. Thursday evening the Fort Wayne Commandery, Knights Templar, will attend Ascension day services at the Congregational church, the Rev.

Ainslie officiating. Dnting the day the graves of deceased Sir Knights will he decorated with flowers and typical emblems. Great $5.00 Sale Buys Men's Suits Worth $8.00. Every Suit Is well made, well trimmed and guaranteed perfect in every respect. The Birth Record, The Hcmshofffl must pay $1,000 forfeit the Defender Is not delivered by Juno ID.

Harvard oarsmen ore suffering from veritable epidemic of sore throat caused by the foul vapors of tlio Charles river. Paulino Hull, tho priina donna, hns of- to embroider and present to the Cornell pre'v banner to bo token with them to Englani'j. The Prince of Wales may come io this country to witness tho Amcrica'scup races. What ft prospective bemw of biles for tlio Kow York chappies I General Polnc's return to active yacht- 'jt Is notable event. Ho has done a great deal io keep tho pid cup In America, and tho Jublloo shot'Id win Boriio good races.

It Is said that both tho Allsa and Valkyrie III will bo sent to America and that tho Englishmen will hold trial races off fcanOy Hook before deciding on thoir The new yacht Defendot will opgags in her first actual race on 4, when sh6 mcnsnro sailing qualities against the ex-cup defender Vigilant In the Larchmorit club's annual Tho AUsa'a owner, Andrew Barejny Walker, fifth son' of 'the Jato Sir Andrew Barclay was married ly to Edith Marianne Aitclrtaon, Widow of late Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin, of the corner of Wallace and Lafayette streets--a daughter. Awarded Highest Honors-- Pair. DR; Great $7.50 Sale Buys Men's Suits Worth $12.50.

Every Suit is sewed throughout with silk, lined with double warp serge, fitand style perfect CREAM BAKING rowoa MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Cf Cream of Powder. from AmmOnii, Alum or oflwr adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Great $9.50 Sale Buys Men's Sifits Worth $16.50.. 'These Suits come in Cutaways, Frocks and Sacks, regular sizes, as well as stouts and See Our Prices on SUITS.

fl 1 1 The Bell Sce Our 041 Strictly On? Price,.