The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 4

THU TUU3DAY KOVUUBUn CJ OOCCCOCO0O oc SALT CHOOMSY "ib Ih Tn TlgCrusut Op COUNTING KOCH NORTH MAIN Tsuonccra Call No 84 was able to be around during the latter part of the week and on Sunday afternoon he toojf a walk and returned to his home in his usual happy mood During the latter part of the night he complained as if in smothering condition and before any of tbe neighbors could get to tbe bouse to render assistance he passed away Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the church by Rey Hall his pastor Interment in Lafayette cemetery Zenan Corbet of Middlepolnt Van Wert county was here for sev eral days the guest of his grandfather Rev Corbet aDd the family of Contris nxAP era Two Hot Killed and Two Fatally In juxod la a Wreck on the Lake Chore Oonnraut Nov 28 -A I terrible head-end freight collision oo curred on the Lake Shore A Michigan Southern railroad last night near this city Engineer Joel Gaines and Fireman A Kirk were Instantly killed Engineer Ashlinger I end fireman Mehan fatally Injured Both engines and three cars i of live stock and merchandise were totally wrecked Should Feel Thankful for Next ROUND ABOUT Capt Wtesner of Company EL wapakoneta has resigned owing i to the new duties he assumes as pri vate secretary to Hon -C Layton There will be an entertainment at the Home on Thanksgiving night by the little inmates of that institution They have been arrang ing for the affair for some time past and a fine programme has been prepared for the entertainment of those who attend An admission fee of fifteen cents will he charged The entertainment will commence promptly at seven and there will no doubt be a large attendance from the city Superintendent Blair said yesterday that they hadarranged to care for a large crowd An opportunity-will be given those who- have never visited the home to see that Institution and a hearty welcome will greet all who go out to see how the little people live and are cared for 1 THURSDAY I OCOOOCO0OO000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 in their midst looking after clothing interests better than ever Special Thanksgiving Sale money saver to many lucky ini The Lima City Cand fill ih their second uiitl at MUSIC HALL Eve 7r uLJ'wLjjJwitLj To Gallery Sleents Te Floor ye couple SMS Bn ember cock ticket entitle the bolder to OMCtUCtOI II Watch can be seen In the display window at Duller A Hall's Jewelry store 1 North Main Street 4 Costumes will be fwataked by A Cruhy Cincinnati Block Public Square No improper Characters Admitted Opera House THE Big Banesque and Mine Co Under be direction of SCmpbeU and JassSbeemn Frank Huffman Business Manager 'TWO BURLESQUES: I I I I I I I I i i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 THAT GUS KATjB Ib still their Otis was a THAT THAT IN THESE They can Overcoat THAT THEY CAN A $125 THAT There is in our HARD TIMES V' TV buy of Gas Kalb a good for $7 that is worth $10 BUY good Suit oY Overcoat for a Clothing Store (Gas city where $1 now will do the duty of $2 LAST BUT NOT LEAST That any child in our store is always treated the same as a grown person Gus STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIN(fOUSE He Who Wae Reported Have Dropped Dead in Chicago Samuel Shofikey of Ada called at tbe police station last night and stated that he Is the Ada man who reported to have fallen dead on street in Chicago from starvation about a week ago He states that while in Chicago he had been very ill and just left a hospital there yesterday morning He returned last evening to bis home in Ada BUSINESS Transacted by the Council Last Evening The City Council convened in the council chamber at seven last night with president Jones in the chair and tbe following members present: Roberts Dietrich Jackson Spellacy Wise Kendall Lawlor Butler 'Fall aud Hughes Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved Petition prayings for an electric light at the corner of of Market and Tanner streets Referred to light committee Report of Chief of Police received and filed 1 A member wanted to know the use of a weekly report being submitted by the Chief -of Police Solicitor stated that it was in accordance with an ordinance The matter of Dr walk which was last week referred to the clerk and engineer was referred to the solicitor Bill of $580 due the Company and amounting to $135 due the were allowed''--'-' Bonds submitted by the Tjmes-Democrat Publishing companjfoand the Republican-Gazette company accepted The Central Union Telephone Co by their legal adviser attorney Richie submitted a supplementary to the original telephone ordinance providing for the maintainances of poles wires etc Accepted and referred to solicitor and Mr Jackson to be reported upon next Monday night Mr Hughes moved that the ordinance providing for the licensing of play houses etc be taken from the table Motion carried Mr Butler was in favor of selling twenty-five acres of the surplus land above the high water mark at the east water works reservoir and said that it could be disposed of at the present time for tbe sum of $85 per Mr Jackson moved that tbe Engineer and water works Mmmittee make plat of the land to be disposed of and report next Monday night Motion carried Mr Spellacy asked if there was anything to be done in tbe matter of adding another man at tbe South Side hose house Mr Jones replied that Chief Ogden had not seen fit to spare a man from the central station and the matter had been left in bis bands Mr Wise moved that an ordinance be drafted to regulate the price and pressure of fuel gas Motion carried Mr Lawlor asked if Chief Ogden could not spare a man from the central station to place on the South Side The Chief replied that a man could he spared as soon as water became more plentiful Council adjourned FELL UNDER A CAR Particulars of Brakeman Accident Lyman Nugent the Ft brakeman injured at Upper Sandusky Sunday night an account of which appeared in The Times-Demo-crat last evening is well known In this city having lived here a number of years and was at one time employed as a harness maker at harness shop on East Market street Nugent was married to Miss Bertha Geiger over a year and a half ago and then moved to Ft Wayne where he commenced railroading on the Ft The Injured man was taken home yesterday on No 9 The Upper Sandusky Union says of the accident: At shortly after 8 last evening Lyman Nugent when about to open a switch west of the city fell under a car the wheels running Over his right foot Upon examination it was found that the toes of his right foot were so crushed as to necessitate amputation which was immediately performed LAFAYETTE NEWS Mr A Hiatt and Miss Wagoner of Lima are the guests of their many friends Mr and Mrs John Crain of Paulding were here several days the guests of Mr mother Mrs Caroline Crain Mr and Mrs Mumangh were at Lima visiting relatives last week Frank Downard has moved from Lima to Lafayette occupying the property of Mrs Butterfoos A Boop has moved to Harrod where he will be engaged In the restaurant business Mrs Josie Frye of Lima was the guest of her mother Mrs Charles Copus Mrs Margaret Hall died on the 25th of Novi aged 81 years 5 months and 25 days The deceased was a member of the church for nearly 60 years For the last few years she was falling from the infirm-ties of old age until her decease She lived in constant hope of eternal life and thus she died She leaves several children and numerous relatives and friends ta mourn their loss which is her eternal gain Funeral services were held at Liberty Chapel Nov 27 conducted by Rev Ensberger her pastor Interment in Lafayette cemetery Died at Lafayette on Monday morning Mr Benjaman Wolcott aged about 68 years The deceased talk ex tza with barber shops will close at 12 noon on Thanksgiving Pay The band boys are deooratini Music Hall for tbe masquerade to-morrow night Punk Is preparing to start a restaurant la the Punk block on North Main street Prank Huntcn of tbo Poetofflce Is I confined to bis home from a severe attack of rbematism Adolph Fox was all smiles to-day the cause of his Joy being a nice boy who arrived last night Sam Lober was initiated into tbe mysteries of tbe degree of the Union last night "The Burglar" merited a full house last night The piece was one of the best that has been here this season McClung a former resident of this city now a resident of Sidney was shaking hands with bis friends here to-day 4 1 The marriage of Mr Pey and Mrs Keys will occur this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Karnes corner of Market and Pierce streets The two colored men who were arrested by Detective Peck In a freight car Sunday night were released this morning and allowed to get out of town The Ft A will change time again next Sunday The greatest change will be in the departure of tbe west bound accommodation which will be about two hours late Gallagher superintendent of the Kenton paper mills came over last night to start the mills here They will run for about a week and shut down then until rebuilt All comrades who took part In the I battle of Franklin Tenn Nov 30 1864 are requested to meet at Me- insurance office at 7 Thursday next the adversary o'clock ABOUT PEOPLE POSTPONED The Election of Officers of the ssoci-ated Charities for $1 apiece The engravings were Columbian stamps Cook was released on ball He took his arrest much at heart and worried himself sick over the matter Thia Is the last week on those fashionable French Novelties in Dress Goods at 6ne half their real value Bluem 57 Public Squre 4 Dress Goods and Cloak House 34-3U83-2t 28 genuine new gallery for $100 at 35-2t A New Lot Of choice Cloaks and correct styles have come to band to-day Bluem 57 Public Square Dress Goods and Cloak House 34-3t83-2t 1 I I of as I Is At Who 7rheThey Hav 'I Been or Are Going -AND Alex Schenk was over from Delphos The Crystal to-day Waldo of Fostorla was in the city to-day Benjamin of Sidney! was at the Lima House to-day Miss Mary Price of Scio is visiting I Mr and Mrs Price Patty left yesterday after- noon for the Indiana oil field Mr and Mrs Colwell have returned to Kenton after a visit here Mr and Mrs True Killen' of Co-I lunibns Grove are guests of relatives In this city Miss Carrie Curtis left for Troy I yesterday and will spend Thanksgiv-ling with Stamets and family Messrs Keys and Ed Strad-I ley of the Solar Refining Company are home from their hunting trip in Michigan 1 Mrs Blodgett and son Oscar of East North Btreet will leave tomorrow for Toledo to visit her sister Mrs Jas Grafton for the next two I weeks Miss Anna Brooks left to-day for Oxford to spend thanksgiving Dr Brooks will leave to-morrow to follow his usual yearly custom of spending that day at home James Glenn of Denver Coll spent Sunday and Monday with his sister Mrs George Clark of North Elizabeth street he left last night for Glenawood to visit his parents Introducing a phalanx of lovely girls whim-slcal comedian sparkling music elegant costumes novel situations graceful dancers and a perfect avalanche or bright buoyant and brilliant specialties V- A GRAND OLIO Owen Francis Sells Solid Serviceable a Saleable Shoes The time is now here you must buy Boots or Shoes to keep NO MOTORMAN A Oar Paaboa Through tbo 8quaro Uncontrolled Last evening Blattenberg while crossing tbe Main street I track toward East Market street at fl "Vas struck by electric car No 2 The buggy was badly smashed and the doctor thrown out and hurt The bell was not sounded for the reason that tbe motorman was not at his post hut inside the car The car was running at full speed with no one the front to look out for vehicles or pedestrians or keep the car under control It is a miracle that the doctor was not killed OPIUM FIEND A Woman living Neat' Delphoa Ar-1 rested Here Last evening a women delivering a political speech from the steps of the county court house attracted the attention of those who happened to be passing by and policeman Wingate who was covering his beat was one first on the scene and thinking tbe woman was crazy be locked her up In tbe department at tbe city prison where she remained all night 'V This morning she refused to give her name but Bald that she was a slave to the opium habit and that she lived near Delphos She was re-! leased" THE BOY8 WONDER When Will Duval will go there again Who will be Sheriff-elect deputy If Jas West got that eye the way he said he did Why George Holland cinnati so often goes to Cin- If the gas pressure will ever he greater than it is Why Sullivan remove to Marion and be done with it ''When Ira Lawrence will cease crossing the Main street bridge If John Welsh would still like to engage in tbe millinery business Why John Bingham is not seen on East Wayne street as much as formerly If it is really so that Will is engaged to a Binghampton young lady What Dr Chase will do on cold winter mornings unless the poatofflee lobby is heated If Train Dispatcher Geo Reel of the A has succeeded In getting his feet warm If Joe Hover will continue his early morning walks out West Wayne street during tbe winter Why Connelly get married and cut off tl)e expense of taking a trip to Dayton every Sunday If Charley Dimond will pay for the wear and tear he is causing to the North Elizabeth street pavements If Abe Frankel will start out the new year with the resolve to be a within the next twelve- Benedict month Why Billy Mowen and Frank Cunningham let their William Goats grow and give the wind a chance Why Nels Keys and Ed Stradley distribute some of that venison they killed up in Michigan and remove all doubt as to their veracity COURT HOUSE NEWS PROBATE COURT Olive Ridenour guardian of Susan Irvin and Owen Ridenour minors filed her first account Duffleld guardian of Sarah heirs filed his first -W-: Duffleld- trustee of John Feyt filed his first account Henrietta Barnhardt administratrix of the estate of Stephen Barnhardt deceased filed her first and final account Solomon Ruff guardian of John Raff et al filed an inventory Wm Mattingly administrator the estate of Martin Ryan deceased filed petition to sell real esj fcate You Must Not Let this week pass by without buying a dress pattern at Dress Goods are sold very cheap this week especially those French Novelties They will all be closed out tb(s week 34-3t83-2t Odeon Mandolin Club There will be a special meeting of the Odeon Mandolin Club at tbe club rooms to-night and some very important business will be transacted All members are earnestly requested to be present Bluem doing the Dress Goods and Cloak business this season without a doubt Another lot of choice Cloaks and correct styles have just come to hand Bluem receives Cloaks from the New York market almost every-day 34-3U83-2t I in TO THE ALTER A Timix Nan Leeds One of Nost Beautiful Daughter Sidney Nov 28 (Special) This morning at Holy Catholic church the marriage of Mr Will Gallagher of Lima and Miss Rose Klngseed of this place was solemn ized by Rev Father Quatman in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives of tbe contract lng parties The church on this oc casion was decorated more beautiful than on similar occasions on account of the bride being a member of the choir Mr John Kaliher of Lima was the best man Miss Ella Kingseed sister of tbe bride was bridesmaid The bride is the handsome and accomplished daughter of Mr Christopher Kingseed a wealthy and retired business man and is a prominent figure in society circles The groom Is a young and popular passenger engineer on the running between Lima and Cincinnati and is well thought of by his employers and Is a man of good habits Those In attendance from a distance were his mother and sister Miss Anna his brother John Gallagher and wife and Long of Lima his brother-in-law passenger conductor Jas Collins and daughter Miss Blanch of Hamilton The happy couple will leave here this evening for their home in Lima and will go immediately to their own home at 517 North McDonald street where the groom has a home elegantly furnished in readiness AMONG THE RAILROADS BIG TUNNEL The great railroad tunnel under the city of Baltimore costing over $6000000 and in the construction of which 1500 men have been engaged for three years is now about completed The tunnel is a part of the Baltimore Ohio railroad system and will do away with the slower method of taking trains across the harbor on big steamboats capable of carrying eight or ten of the heaviest cars and a couple of locomotives By passing under the city the Baltimore A Ohio trains from Washington and the West to Philadelphia and New York will save 10 minutes in time Steam locomotives will not enter the tunnel Two large and powerful electric motors will draw the trains through so that tbe passengers will not be annoyed with smoke and ga Hundreds of electric lights will make this hole under the streets as bright as day 1 The tunnel may not be used for a yeaur or two because of litigation over property at two or three points one of which is the proposed site for the north station It will also take some time to lay the road bed and tracks and throughly equip the tunnel with electric light and appliances The engineers say it will be one of the mo6t perfect railroad tunnels in the world It will be utilized for rapid local transit as well as through trains i Conductor Hank Mounts Is again running a passenger on the Round House Foreman Bebee of the visited his family in Dayton last night Passenger Conductor Glancy and Engineer Mathers of the will resume their runs the first of the year Detective Bush of the A who has been 6ick at his home lu Sidney for the phst ten days is again on duty Conductor Tom of the A had charge of a work train hauling dirt between here and Mt Cory to-day 1 Vanatta formerly chief car inspector at the A has accepted a position as car inspector for the Mackinaw branch of the A at Celina The Louisville A Nashville road has put on a flyer fast freight between Cincinnati and New Orleans Three days is the time allowed for the run which is an exceptionally fast one The Northern Pacific receivers have decided to default on nil December Interests of their various securities with the exception of the Duluth A Manitoba division The total amount due will aggregate about $1537000 Western passenger agents who deal with scalpers on the quiet received a notice to quit the business by the experience of a San Francisco agent of the Burlington He was caught and fined $50 by the local passenger association and was given a reprimand besides It is quite probable that the A will rescind its action in withdrawing from the Indiana -Car Service Association providing the other roads which are members of the organization live up to the rules of the association in the matter of collecting demurrage charges After a brisk rate war of several weeks all Texas roads have agreed to establish freight rates out of the eastern territory Dec 4 is the date named on which 4he full tariff will be resumed This will be unwelcome news to the Cleveland manufacturers who have been sending their products for about one-quarter of tbe regular rate Greenslade received another five dollars from some unknown per son this afternoon and with it a brief note which read "For Chari' ty" Who the kind-hearted donor is is unknown This is true charity Engineer Roache has con tracted with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers lodge at Huntington of which he is a member to give a production of his play In the Opera House in that city on or about the 20th of December for the benefit of the lodge ANDY GOT SLUGGED A Brakeman Get Thnmpad in Good Shape Saturday night brake-man Andy Bressler became intoxi cated and made some insulting remark to a fellow in a saloon on South Main street The fellow resented and with three companions sprang upon Bressler After knocking him down he was kicked and pounded un-til bis face was beaten almost into a jelly He was gathered up by a passing friend and taken to Dr office wheife his mutilated face was dressed after Which he was taken home His wife fainted twice at the sight Bressler Is severely Injured and unable to leave the house One of his assailants Is a machinist and tbe other three are employes of the Solar refinery No arrests were made SHEBXFF HOUSER And Family Narrowly Rscapos mation Ore- Deputy Sheriff John Houser of Celina well known in this city wife and children had a narrow escape from a horrible death at an early hour yesterday morning He burns gas from the old gas main and the cold days have been running it down very low so low that wood was used to keep the rooms warm They retired with hardly any gas During the night tbe pressure came on so strong that the flames blew out of the stove and set the room on fire In a short time the room was in flames Heroic work by neighbors saved the family and house Wreck at Botkina About two this as the first section bound freight train on the pulling out of Botkins a afternoon of north No 92 was small sta tion about twenty miles south of this city the trucks of a box car left the track and before the train could be stopped five cars were piled in the ditch The wreck train left here for the scene at 2:30 A far as can be learned no one was Injured A Child fei)oys The pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use so that It is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle on band Was in Flames Last Evening about 6 Carl Osberg of discovered a fire in the cellar underneath the building and promptly extinguished It The fire was caused by some carbon coke which had not sufficiently cooled being thrown Into the cellar breaking out into flames No damage was done If You Want A bargain in Flannel Skirts buy one of those $129 Flannel Skirts that are sold by Bluem They are worth two dollars 34-3t 83-2t Notice Notice is hereby given that my wife Flora Mosier left my bed and board on the 25th day of November A 1893 without just cause and I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her from and after this date George Mosier Lima Nov 27 1893 34 2t Will Fight at Delphoe The Mute of Delphos and a fellow named King have been matched to fight for $200 a side at Delphos on Dec 21st The figh will come off the opera house and will be to a finish Jack Kirwin has been engaged to train the Mute aud went over this morning for that purpose OIL AND GAS The eastern 75c oil market closed at Buckeye Pipe 4386032 Line runs Nov 27 The very latest in photography at new gallery 28 for $100 35-2t Cake and Candy I Sold at the Parish room of Episcopal church Wednesday evening 35-2t Taffy One-half pint of salt water three ounces of butter one-half teaspoonful of lemon juice two teaspoonfuls of vanilla and one-half pound of sugar A) Stir the water and sugar over the fire until it arrives at the ball stage that is when a small quantity cooled in water and rolled between the thumb and finger forms a soft ball Now add the butter and lemon juice and boil to tbe that is when it hardens quickly when dropped into cold water and will not stiek to the teeth Add the vanilla and turn out in greased shallow pans to cool The best medical authorities say the proper way to treat catarrh is to take a constitutional remedy like Sarsaparilla Patronize Home Piano- Toner for perfect satisfaction Leave or ders at Beeler A Store 333 North Main Street Music tf Concert your feet dry You can get the best and the best is the cheapest you can get them at the lowest possible price FOR CASH at 229 MAIN ST Electric Insoles 25c a pair 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Si 0 0 0 0 ooooooooooooo Two ladles tor out door wo Call at Holmes block room 49- KT Girl to do reneral housework at 8M West Market street Apply nrdayh E1 A good train porter at TJK WE will Htart yon In pleasant profitable business at home: no capital requires no peddling either sex S30 a week Anwer if yon can spare two hours a day Supply Co Bt Louis Mo LVOR Good house with ten roomtaD but two on lower floor with ail modem improvements Near business and in hew portion of city Enquire Cittrar A Wooes Building XpOR RENT-S Room House good Cellar anfi pledty of good water Call at Elixaoetb street in times of peace prepare for war 8e also In these dull times young men prepare for the revival of business Dtrr COLLEGE of Pittsburgh has fitted thow-auds of young men for a life of usefulnew or giving to them a thorough practical busts education The Institution is the foremost Its kind In tbe country If any of our resg-ers are Interested they should address Dull the President for circulars Those $129 Flannel Skirts are selling 7 well You ought to have one wej make very nice presents for tbe Holidays Bluen 34-3t 83-2t 57 Public Square Home Made Candy and cake for Thanksgiving for sale Wednesday evening at tvr Parish room of Episcopal church- There was a very small attendance at the meeting of the Associated Charities last night and the election of officers was postponed until Monday evening Dec lltb The report of the cash clothing food etc furnished by citizens ami distributed by tbe board was made showing a balance of $34863 on hand Mrs Davis was given a vote of thanks for the manner in which she kept $he accounts The board requests that all persons having clothing etc they do not need to keep them until the board has use for them He Died From Worry Last night a young man named Cook died at McComb after a several I weeks illness brought on from worry So ago Cook was arrested for prehe Herd advertising for sale a fine steel Southing Ooei Aiwjr tock on 0fthe ianding of Columbus Is King THkBErOKB up to the throne make your wants known MAYO eonl denier In theeltr who hn op- At the German Reformed church Thursday Thanksgiving evening at 7:30 Admission 25 cents 35-3t Flannel Skirta Have you seen those two dollar skirts for $129 at 57 Public Square 34-3t 83-3t Blcjolt Un Zuleh A correspondent at Zurich Switzer land gives a translation from the daily paper of the laws concerning bicycling Bicycling is only allowed upon written permission issued to competent liden This permission most be carried by the rider It contains his name occupation date of birth place of nativity and address and it costs 2 francs a year Raring is forbidden and in! narrow streets the rider must dismount Special stress is laid npon the speed of the machine On crowded streets turning corners the rider must go slow He must not ride without using the handles of his machine to steer by He must ring his bell in ample time and that is not heeded he must politely warn tbe pedestrian Care must be taken not to worry or frighten the foot passenger On a single seated bicycle not more than one person may sit Mors than two bicycles are not permitted to ride abreast On holidays when the streets are crowded bicycling is not permitted at alL On the other hand the bicycle shares with other vehicles the privileges of the road Should tbe rider be the cause of an accident to a pedestrian he must dismount render what assistance lies in his power and give his name and address to an officer together with a written report of the Chicago Journal Burned to Death at 110 Old Aunt Venus Watters was burned to death thia morning a few miles from Rome She was alone in the house and when the others living there returned from work they found the house and all burned She was said to be the oldest woman in this part of the country her age being given at 110 years Rome (Ga) Dispatch -1' 6oal Step And Theonlj to the trade be have a ear tbwweekaad none sext do not meet vonr necessities Patronize the dealer who carries the stock for poor wants interest I can supply yon la ear lots of Jackson Hill Coal at KJcea Djdem and money received at A HO LI AND 9 grocery opposite poetofflce Office at my grata elevator East street Telephone the finest STEAM DYE WORKS I IN LIMN W-- TCts Philsdelpfet Btetm Dy Works Is kot siutar tbs muMsnmt of Csrl Bscker who Is tumin out the best faaoj 1 jslns sad ciesa-in work e-rex dose in this city The machin-sry tn the dye touw Is tbe ww latest drain snd Is capable to do the brat kmd of work A' specialty marie of Ladies good a-iwf No IS East High Street Lima 'MEW kAved every tea mtnntee at BAHEHR i SHOP Ona door went of pwtofflee on Blah i Turkey Raffle sample room restaurant to-night 72 Public 1 7 I and.