Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 13

NIGHT SHIRTS SHOWALTER WHS. THE AMERICAN TOO MUCH FOB HIS BERLIN COMPETITOR. other Oh! what a comfort one is, and a responsibility the A Good Ones, I DAILY JOURNAL. FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 1C.

OBSERVE. H. TUCKER, the Pearl Street Tailor la showing some very handsome wootens lor fall wear in suitings. He also has something new and attractive for overcoats. Yours Truly, "PUCK.

Wiion tbod, dejected and oppressed, Musio sooths the troubled breast; Sweet tones of organs roll on rjll, Cheer tka most despondont ecral. Walls UveJj strains delight and charm, Thebluce dispel and cares disarm, Pianos and organs lor jounc and old. Cheap for cash and easy payments sold. When gathered round the flrp. Husks doth the sonls Inspire.

It tends to elavatsi the lutnd, Slakes children better, moreirefinod. Chicago pianos bj Bash Gem are made, Weber and Bradbury, ol New York aH finest grade. Newman Bros, organ Uis Waterloo J. C. Bridge sells and warrants too Orters left at Bridge's Broadway store Means Instruments delivered at your deor.

If jou'd have the chlldrsn sins and play, Come and buy before Christines ciay. Miss Alice Williams of Washington, D. C. is visiting Mrs. D.

W. Tomlinson. The trial of Charles Harrison for the killing- of Charles Parker at Adamsboro has been set for the 28th. Miss Sadie Cornelius who was visiting her sister, Mrs. Q.

A. Myers returned to her home in Indianapolis, yesterday. Little Harry Wilson, nephew of Mrs. Williard Jones of the poor farm, also nephew of Policeman Fiddler, is lying- dangerously ill at the Orphans' Home. Antoine Zolt celebrated his 36th, birthday anniversary in a plewnant manner Monday evening: by enteriaic- inff a number of frionds at his home on the West Side.

Young Bush who has been in jail for several weeks charged with the theft of a coat from James Carnoy was released from custody yesterday morning: by order of the'court. Miss lona Seatfraves has received from her father, now residing 1 in Fort Worth, Texas, a larffe and beautiful box of the bark of the gum a relic from the Texan forests. Commencing Tunsday next tho Jour- nal will run a continued story ent' lied. "The Georgia Riggsby's." It is by one of the best writers of fiction and will prove interesting and entertain- A Brilliant and Bold Attack Wins Victory at the 35 More After Three Hours and Forty Minnies Play Game In Fall State Banquet. The second game in this Lasker- Showaiter contest began yesterday afternoon at four o'clock.

By agreement each man was limited to an hour to each 18 moves. 'Showalter had the white and tbs attack. He opened with a "Rhy Lopez" which tvas met by the "Berlin defense." This he answered by a study of hi? own which is bold and brilliant. After his 35th move Lasker resigned and the game was won. Lasker's time was two hours and one minute while Showalter had used but 1.40J of his time.

Lasker was considerably piqued at his defeat which he attributed to his long play the day before. He paid Showalter a great compliment in asking that the third game be postponed until Saturday that he might rest up. This was agreed to, but afterwards be proposed a draw game, the contest to be played again in a new series at a luture date and under strict rules. This was finally agreed to as the match was even so far and Lasker had the right attack in the next game, an advantage which amounts to considerable between faultless players. This afternoon Lasker will play against Showalter in a consultation game, each to coasult witk chosen players from the association.

i THE BA3TQCET. After the game last evening there was a banquet which was servsd by Mine Host Johnston in his usual elegant and faultless style. Toasts were responded to and a pleasant hour was passed. Mine Host Johnston, who is noted for the pleasant manner in which he has invariably conducted these agreeable prandial functions, evidently -spread himself on the affair and the menu was all that could be desired as the following will show: MENU. TWO SOLID DOUBLE FLOORS OF BOOTS.

SHOES AND RUB NO BETTER GOODS MANUFACTURED. Childrens' Rubbers Ladies' first quality Rubbers Ladies' first quality Candee Rubbers Ladies' first quality Candee Arctics Mens' first quality Candee Rubbers Mens' first quality Candee Arctics Mens' first quality Candee Boots i .10 .15 .25 .75 .39 .85 2.12 They are iresh perfect goods. dead fake bank- rapt stock. We belong here and make goood every pair that is not perfect You take no risk in dealing with us. penect.

Clam Chowder, Blue Point on Hall Shell Gherkins. Lobsters. Celerr Young Jelly. Olives Armour's Fried Potatoes Sot breach' Rolls Quails Staffed, a la al Roast Saddle 01 Jellr. Asparagus.

French fas. Vienna Bread Chicken Salad Lobster Salad, Garnished with Shrimps Charlotte de Busss. Chocolate Ice Cream Pineapple Cake Cocoasut Case Jura Coffee Roquefort Cheeje Oranges. Bananas Nuts. Tbe Master of ceremonies was Dr.

Holiday goods of all descriptions cut in half Real Japanese Smoking Jackets, worth $10 go at $5 Everything else in our mammoth Emporium at same reduction I mean business and it is your duty to investigate eauctlon See our Overcoats and Ulsters. 6 I I the com- John Benner and his wife are again failing to afjree. Some months ago I John began a suit for divorce from I his wife Estella, but before the case came into open court ho withdrew the complaint and was supposed that all was serene in that household again. It ssems not so. Yesterday by her lawyer, M.

B. Lairy, Mrs. Estella Benner began divorce proceedings against John, alleging all manner of bad things against him. Thus it goes. A SPECIAL SALE OF PICTURES all this week at GIFFE'S BOOK STORE.

It will be a grand opportunity to procure a desirable Holiday gift. What could be better than a nice picture to adorn the home. Good taste and beauty helps to make the home lovable and happy. The suggestions offered B. Stevens, who moat gracefully.

Tho toasts were responded to s.3 follows: "Chess" Herr Lasker; Visitors." J. W. Showalter; "Indiana State Chess Association," Dr. Le'ech, Crawfordsville: "OurHost, Johnston," Bert Small; "The Press," J. E.

Button; "Our Wives," Dr. Lewis, Indianapolis. The post prandial speech making" closing: with a pleasant informal talk from Dr. Stevens. M.

M. Scholz of St. Louis, President of tho United States Chess Association, Dr. Lewis of Indianapolis and prominent chessplayers of other cities are in attendance. The following- is the score of yesterday's game.

LASKER. Blacfc. -w ft a nice picture in the home are not easily forgotten and very often put a song into the heart that is a joy forever. Should you not feel disposed to select a picture you will surely find your choice some where among the books, bibles, easels, dolls, juvenile books, art novelties, pianos, guitars mandolins and harps at Giffe's Book Store and Music House- 413 Broadway. SHOTVjkLTEE.

White. Kt-K B3 BS BxKt KtxP Q-QS B3 QzB Kt BxB PxP Kl7 PxKt B3 QS Q2 K2 BxB PxP Q2 Ksq Bsq Esq BS KtS B2 White to Kt Kt to Kb3 to Qkto to K2 takes Knight Kt takes Kp to QbS Pto Q4 QtoBS to KKty Kt to Q2 to Qkt3 to Qb4 Castles to KrS K.t to b3 Kt takes Kt takes Qtobo to Kaq to Q5 to B4 takes Kt to KtS Kt to K4 takes Kt takes to Bsq to Kt sq takes-R to Qsq to Q2 to KtS Bishop Qsoehk Ktsa Q2 Q4 Ri Kt5 QxB Kt3 The first Q2 K5 E--Rsq PiKt Qsq KtxP KS Lasker resigns. contest between Herr Emanuel Laaker of Berlin and Jackson W. Showalter, Champion of America, ended in a victory-for Lasker jesterdaj morning at four o'clock after 10 hours and 30 Tninutes play and 68 Lasker had the attack and played faultlessly. Showalter mads oneJerror earl; in the game but recovered from it and gained a slight advantage.

had a draw at his commaad hat in pressing his advantage made an error which cost him the game. The following- is pleto score of the game: SHOWAI.TEK Black PtoK4 Kt to QbS Kkt to ba'i to b4 Kt takes Castles to QR4 Bto R3 to Ksq to K2 to Kt to Kb to Qsq to Qbi Rto K3 Kt takes Kp takes Kt takes QtoK2 Rto K3 to ktS toQS takes PtoRo takes takes takes Kt to Kt5 takes takes BtoR7 to Kt6 to Kt2 KtoBS Pto KM PtoRS to KtS to B3 toK2 to BS Kto K2 to B3 to Kt2 to R-i to R3 to E.7 takes P. Bto Ko takes to KB4 to K3 Pto Kto to KtS to Kti to KtS KtoKt4 to Ki Kto KtS to Kt6 BtoKS ioB4 Bto K3 to KM to Q4 takes to Q5 Pto Q6 Black resigns. Yesterdays State contest left the score as Brows 0011 10. Leach 1001.

Ballard 111111011. Hass 001111000. Lee 0 1 0 0 0 0 0. HensleyOOll 1 00. KtoBS KtoBS Kto K4 to KB5 to Kt4 Kto Q4 KtoK4 KtoQS KtoQ4 KtoBS takes to K2 takes to Q2 R.takes Pchk PtoBS 10 Q4 Kto Ko to Q3 to Q2 to B2 to Q6 to K7 to K2 toK5 to Kt5 RtoKtG Rto KtS to RS Rto R7 takes takes to Kt7 to B7 overstocked with childrens suits and overcoats of the finest grades we propose to sell them unti! January 1st, 1893 regardless of cash.

We will give 20 per cent, ofi for cost These goods are all fine and of the latest styles. They must be-seen to be appreciated. Don lose this opportunity to pnrchase a fine suit or overcoat for what a cheap one will cost you. This sale commences December 15th, 1892. Furguson 322 MARKET STREET.

In Jail for Larceny. During the engagement of "Zeb be Clodhopper' 5 at Dolan's a few veeks ago, one of the performers had his property trunk touched and went away from here poorer by half his wardrobe. It was suspected that some one connected with the stage force was guilty of the theft, hut close investigation failed to attach the blame. Last night at the masquerade at the rink Harry Moiste, one of the stage hands at Doian's vyore some articles of dress apparently s. part of the actor's missing wardrobe.

Cronia and Kleckner arrested Moiste on suspicion and' put him in jail, telegraphing to the owner of the goods for an accurate description. Moiste came here with the glass blowers and got a position Dolans. Until a clear description of the goodi can be received he will be held in jail. Union At the regular meeting 1 of the. Salesmen's Union held Wednesday evening the following officers were elected to serve ihe coming months: Gons'er.

1st Ganger. 2nd Poighi- Cor. Banawalt. Fin. Drompp.

Louis Epstine. Burgess. and Doc Epstine. Davis, Wra. See.

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