The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 4

I I 1 1. i i i I A i if I'heVulon Co pet Teiuperanc Met'. The lecture room of the First M. church was well fille4 bn Saturday evening, on the occasion of the weekly unien ICE CHKSTS, IN ID-Jf ft -mtil 4 IfJ jl I Uh rim JU-' i than to subdue the flames somewhat. By this time the unusual light had been discovered by the neighbors, who sounded an alarm and ruined to the rescue.

Mr. Ch as. Watts, section on the C. L. H.

railroad, wa the first to reach the! hiuse and thundered at the kitchen door for admission. The door had been, locked and the key removed to permit the insertion of Mr. night key, when he should return from down: town, The brave girl called out to Mr. Watts to wait until she got the key, but 'realizing the necessity of iumediate action he burst the door in and taking off his coat, threw it around Miss Wheeler then directed him to get a quilt off the bed, in an adjoining room, which he procured and wrapped about her, extinguishing the flame; What remained of the poor girl's clothing was then removed by the ladies who had come in, and she was placed in where Bhe was soon after seen and attended by Drs. Flory and Partridge.

i Her Injuries were terrible to contemplate. The front of her body was completely burned over from the waist up to her throat, the left side from the hip up, involving the ear, which was burned to a crisp, and her arms from the shoul i Ma (i. WIIEELOI SO, 59 nwhlnglou Street. I I I i ll 11 ii. i i i I' AT i il ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, IV ATI ii.rrini i ns 'S I Id larga variety at tWheslcck's Crock xy Store SUver Placed Ware, Majolica ucvi ucuui, occ, vi every.

in (he Cty.jj I a A trg Aaoorintfitt of Bird Cog-es. In fact you will fird ally k'pt in a Fiist CI here eTPrythint'luwu- i asa Crockery; Bt re, all -t Li WeetUlbQld etui iOiu oui ovt a on Many Carnage, andean sell Jou letter UabyiCabs fvr.LfHS moMj tLan any houi in thi i Ity We mean it. i Don't! forget, All Kinds ofn Stoyjes. Is ni it 13 caobs, USE-PUBNISHING GOODS, CITLCRl AIVD i Michigan StOYG St6v i Utie itJeSt H. C.

PMEHO I'M iUOBY SASIHIOVEL, SalMmna. Ttn I I I. TT1 iiJ Headquarters Forij ADAMS AND WESTLAKE OIL! STOVES, i mad mt. Three eonU cr day i will ok I y. urfood.

B- ils. Bake and RoaeW. lieats room oomfortably, a8 feet ei iare. II I i I .1 .1 3 I 1 i ,0 I i ip Wm Wwk mM ders to the tips' of the fingers were a I mass or blisters, The hair was but little burned, and the face not at all, having been protected by the shawl, which she wrapped about her head and it ia thought that this precaution saved her from inhaling any of? the flame. The intensity of the heat of the flames in which Miss Wheeler was enveloped cannot better be illustrated than by stating that her gold neck-chain, breastpin, and earring were melted by it, and nearly all of Her dothen, with the exception of her1 corset, were burned away," The funeral will occur at 3:80 o'clock to-morrow afternoon from First Presbyterian church Rev.

M. Morey officiating. Dr. Jaque's German Worm Cakes are an infallible remedy for worms, They will not only destroy but also remove them from the system. They are pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.

Sold by D. Ml Coonley. I Oa and after May 30th, We will l' offer fat ACTUAli IRST COST 1 and less to close out our large and extensive line of LADIES' FURNISHING AND FANCY I 'i GOODS, I. Consisting In part of Corsets, Kid-Gloves I Neck-Ties, Laces, Fans Parasosl, Snitsj zapnyrs, JKmbroi- i denes, 1 We wish to close out this line of goods by July 1st, and will make prices that will do it. A rare chance to get Pino Cheap.

Tha Millinery Dapartment will be kept fall knd New ooda receirad daily, 'Your. I -Air. A. Mrs. A.

Rarrett. MISCELLANEOUS: IORREfTAfarnUhedootUge, ooeu pants Jl to board owner, tor the summer. If not rented taa owner will take a couple to boarJ. Apply to Mrs. M.

A. Jonea. 62 Water ITT LOTS FOR SALE-1 hare several err desirable City lots which I will dis- rioae of at luw rates and on the moat reasonable erms. Apply' at war reeidetce, corner of Madison and Sanger streets, first ward, James Kent rif 151Uv21mol AT.T. RELIABLE, POPULAR i PATENT MEDICINES, BOLQ drug 'store I Eminent Chemists and Phvsiciani cert if that these xrooda are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them in their own i UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors.

TOOTHENE An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUGAR.il A substitute for Lemons, IPBICE'S EXTRACT JAMAICA From the pure root. TUB BSD. I i 4 Ieatb or Mlw Mltle Wheeler from I Her Injuries, Death came to the relief of the little Bufferer, Misa Mattie Wheeler, daughter of Mr. I and Mrs.

A. H. Wheeler, at 7 o'clock, this morning, and the peaceful soul passed from the tortured body into the world beyond, after almost a month of such suffering and trial as seldom falls to human lot. 1 The sutjoct of this notice was born in Kendall ville, this state," May 10th, 1861, and consequently jwas seventeen years old but a few days after the terrible accident that caused her death, which; occurred on May 6th, or four-weeks ago to-night. She wan from infancy a bright, amiable and dutiful child, the only one with which this now Btricken home was blessed, and as she grew into, the lovely womanhood which waa just about to crown her when called to that higher state beyond the ymdaries of time, her graces of mind and heart developed and made theJi-selvea manifest in her daily walk and conduct.

Truly it may be' said of her that "none knew her but to love none could know her and not admire the sweetness of her disposition, the kindly impulses of her heart, and the purity and innocence rof her thoughts. The presence' of 'mind displayed in her moment of danger, the patience, fortitude and thought for others exercised in her day a of Buffering, plainly delineate the nobility of her character. She was a member of Mr. class in. the Firat.

Presbyterian church Sunday echool and very devoted to the Bchool and the study of the scriptures. Her former teacher, Mrs. S. remarked of her she never had a brighter and more appreciative pupil. And while Ishe lay on her bed of pain and suffering untold, this beautiful appreciation of re ligious Bentiments was displayed in her almost constant desire to hear and' the soothing effect of the gospel; hymns, sung to her by the friends, and in which she often! joined.

Especially pleasing to her were the hymns "Nearer, my God, to thee," "Rock of agea," 'The home over there," and when suffering most keenly, "How tedious and tasteless the hours." Naturally, had many friends, especially among her schoolmates, but though fond of their society and its enjoyments she ever seemed to find her greatest pleasure in the company of her parents at home. All through the long month that passed before the cooling hand of death was laid upon her burned and blistered body; i ike was keenly alive to everything that was going on about her, to the dressing of: her wounds, to the conversation of her friends, and seemed always regretful of the trouble she wa causing those around her. There was but little hope of her recovery from the first, even in her own mind, arid she bowed to the inevitable with humility and patience, even expressing anxiety to go 'now. i By the middle of last week she had declined so that consciousness left her, and until yesterday morning, when Bhe again opened her eyes to a full realization of her surroundings, she lay in a comatose She could talk a little then, and her last I words were addressed to her father urging him to a higher and better life. After that the power of artic- ulation left her, but to the last! she recognized all who had gathered around her bedside.

She was a pupil of the city High where for zeal and progress in her studies she stood among the highest, and would have graduated with high honors in the class of '80. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler feel more grateful than can be expressed in language tb the many kind friends who came to their assistance in the hour of their; affliction, and they desire us to expressly thank David Quay, Mr; Th(rfndyke and Mr. Will Ruthert iord for their invaluable services.

At this' time the particulars of the terrible accident which has brought about this lamentable i result will possess renewed interest, and on that account we republish the principal portion of the Tribune's report of it made at the time. "At the date above named Mrs. Wheeler and her Mattie, prepared to ascend the stairs to their chambers for the night. Eojoiningher daughter to be' careful with the lamp Mrs. Wheeler started up the stairs and had just reached the top, when the sound of breaking glass and a sudden, blinding lificht caused her to turn and look down the stairway.

There her eyes 'beheld a aight that almoet froze her blood in her veins. Enveloped in flames her, daughter had turned on the stair and was making her way to the sitting room below, i Shut off from the possibility of rendering her daughter any assistance by an impenetrable wall of flame which rolled up to the ceiling of the second floor, the agonized mother could only stand and: await the sad denounement With a presence of mind far beyond her yean Miss Wheeler seized a shawl lying near at hand and rushed into the kitchen, blazing like a funeral pyre, seized and emptied over herself two pails of water that fortunately; stood in the link, bat with no further effect STEELE PRICE'S LUPULIM YEAST CEMS. I The 'test Ztry Bop Xeatt th World. STEELE PRICE, Chicago, St Louis MONDAY EVENISu. 3.

SiTS For RentA rnlsh-u Unit. 1) C. Kush Special School Boodu. Jlrlrf Kolri of Tlirr lit lJnnk. Vtfrd by Trt-ttu? I Xtportr.

The nicest line of children' ehots in 8 thexity at II ay ward's. Regular meeting of iLe comtiKh council ihia evtr.insr. i i You can get good bo ti read at -the public library. 1 I ,0. The county com imaiour areola sea' ion, this an a board lol equalization, House for rent by O.

D. CariK-hterl All the fiaeat brand olisigari, -at' Gillen's. jjj jSOtf- The family of X. Kramer! wa- oles'-ied with the addition of a fineboy, j(tOM morning. j-: I For rent A two story two.

squares nortn of pofrtnmce, Mam street. O. D. CauprstbrI Presiding Elder Mack i Smith will; in the this evening, African M. E.

I church 1 1 -U ,1 I "Boots" has been removed to 51 r. if icar'a home, where hi recovery will' doubtless be hastened by mftre attention. 1 1 I Calling cards, 25, no two alfte, fwjtb name printed in neat stjle pnly lOctaJ a. il rr i i ti if tf Robbing gravfcb of flowrerajj vat.es and other tokens laid there by loving hands the cure of our Java canvas for 12 ceUs per dj -at Barrett's I jj 0d2t Twenty-two persons have been 1 bap- by Rev. J.

L. Boyd, during 1 the preeent quarter, and dght cadJiJ dates are in preparation. U.n i "Tickets for the Maennerchor excur-f aioii to Laporte June 9th, are; on aile at? Crouch's drug store, near the Lskq hnr Hfnnt I IJ i I "The fence in the ofj Vi EJ. Mtudel "baker's recidecce, on Market street, was iibCOvred to be on fire from fcotue bni i known cause, at noon, to-day. A pai water it.

i-j i 1 I "Ladies remember tfiat you can: buy a corset at Barrett's for 50 cents; cente; for 75 centB, worth $1, close out tnese goods. i wi6i GUNTHERS Mead, at i Abb. Vanderhoofa 1 'iXhegame of base ball between the Greenatockings and the New Carlisle clubs, to be played in this'i city next Wednesday afternoon, will of the beft, as Ntw Carlisle has made tip i etrong nine. 1 Game will commence ai 3:30 o'clock. i Tn the circuit court a divorce jhajs been granted the plaintiff in the case of Etta Dillon vs.

Wilson W. pillori. Thfe jury has been impaneled in the case of Frances E. Davis, et al. vs.

pity: of South Bend, suit for damages and the trial is now in progress. I O. D. Carpenter has a house for rent The annual ice-cream, floral and musical festival; of Michigan -street M. E.

church will "be held at Oood's Opera house Tuesday evening, June 4th, 1878. M8d4t. Bev. and Mrs. A.

T. Perkins, rMr. and Mrs. H. C.

Knill, Mi aiid Mriv W. W. Giddinga and daughter go to Indianapolis to-morrow to attend the atate diocesan convention of the Episcopal church. The session will i be a specially interesting one, as the bishopa ol southern Ohio and Kentucky will present and make addresses We can see no reason why the Great English Eemedy should not be used in cases of coughs, cold, sore throaf, Asthma, None better can be 10b-lained. i '30d24t i i i i i il The Maennerchor have been lying idle for some weeks but came out in full force again last The singing, eolos and choruses, a well as the piano pieces, all under; the direq-tion of Prof.

Emil Zitt, were; rendered in an exquisite style and show the long vacation was employed in earnest practice. The Maennerchor' will go to Xaporte next Sunday. No doubt they 'will meet with grand success. i i r-rl Uncle Sam's Harness oil will keep the leather soft and pliable, thus preventing its cracking or ripping, and is better for oiling harness that any other oil ever made. It will make harness last as long again.

Sold by all harness makers and dealers in leather. Give it a trial. 5 'I Tickets for the Michigan street M. E. church, festival, to be held in the Opera house, to-morrow evening, are on sate at the Tribune store, Warner A Porter grwpel temperance meeting, The meet- jng opened in the manner with prayer and praise, aid addresses were made by Mayor Tong and Mrs.

Molloy. Mr. Tong js)oke ably and at considera ble length on the grand mission of man inUhe Molloy took up the strait illustrating1 ie from her experiences nthe east." meeting was profitable and interesting 4 i orden pLtster's horse created a sena ition Stitrday afternoon by! running away while attached to a light wagon. The horsb was standing Thomas street, where Mr. LiBter! was unloading some and fright at BOnie-thing ran sby a circuitous rouie to near the court house on Washington street.

wnere me venioie oame in contact with a lumber wagon and Jfitopped, but; the shafts broke and the horse went on to Main street before captured. But little damage done. i 1 1 Arrest of JnnInK Cow SbMllnf7 i 1 peputyi feherff Shank went to Elkij part, on Saturday, and arrested George ti. Muckenthater, the young man im-piicated vithf J. Jennings, er io th cattle shooting cases detailed in the TiiBnNi i He vaV taken idoxd Juj-tice Corning and gave bonds in the sum of 100 for his appearance June 10th; It intimated that.

Jennings had run th young Itoan bfll These cases are attracting general interest' on account ofjthe dhitihguishedi meanness of the act perpetrated by these men. 'tH- A 4 rcu i wiu I thej pot office, early yesterday Officer Burhans found ajnwn; lying prostrate on the sidewalk apparently Jdrunk. He called Officer BeaW, and on arousing the man they fouud: he had fallen in an insane fit; jj The man struggled i fiercely and tote neatly! all the; clothes his body. Ue was placed in jail; wherd he had another fit, but la feeling better to-day. He gives his name ai illiam.

Gay lor, a man. formerly employed as a candy maker in this city. He was in jured at the time of the: Chicago fire and has if been subject to these fits ever since. He 5 wa recently discharged from the'! Detroit: hospital. fH i -J- lA Mlsstng- Pddleri i of i Clark Stedman's peddlers has recently disappeared with one of ttieir beat lioraes.

The peddler's name is! George Hayes, and the last seen of him was when i he came to the city af)out ten Idays ago) to get a few goods. He had 'at; that; time a strange horse, and had borrowed a buggy of the farmer at whose place, near Berrien, he had left the wagon and the mate of the stolr en Jaorse. The firm's suspicions were last week, and Mr. Clark starred but. 1 1 He; traced the peddler to Buchanan jand.

found hia wagon and one horse where Hayes had left them, but could I find nothing of the thief. Mr; Clark! returned to-day with the horse and wagon. ii To BIsbe tne Toilet Complete, I Use DrJ Price's lAlista Bouquet or his' Ylang-Ylang, which have the ckarmingi bd6r of dainty buds. Insist upon having Dr, Price's Unique Perfumesdo; not be urged to use any other and we know that yon will be delightedl i Solid goods at Hayward'a shoe store. Mercury; 70 at aix this morning.

Warm weather appears to have set in in earnesU; i hl. il i -il People who' boy hardware of Schop- bach get It at actual cost, as he Is closing out to Guit business. ff -1 I Morgan's bread, Morgan's restaurant, Morgan th cheapest cash grocer in the city, are the most used phrases in the city, ill 0 fSP' Mi' i 1 Mrs. L.5G.' of South Bend. aughter of James Ball, is visit ing her parents at the old homestead, Columbia street.

Her husband, Hon. Ifj G. Tong, ia the present mayor of the beautiful and enterprising city of South UeniLLaayelU Leader. ili j- I I 1 I II il l.i 1 I The largest line of Ladies' trimmed hats in South; Bend and the cheapest, a Mr. and A.

Barrett's; i 50d It it -ii -fJ Use Caution. In calling for that excellent! medicine, the Great English Remedy, be sure tyou no other palmed off on 80d24t Mead, the most refreshing i drink, at GMlen'a. i. tf iRecent -scientific investigation baa brought to; light some, singular facts, one of which Is that the surest remedy for all bilious, nervous and skin diseases is Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tbhic Use his Cough in all coughs.

'47t6 I 1 'rl'' i i if Fans, Barrett is selling fans for (two cents each. i I '50d3t ILnOo31s. i i i I STAND FROM UNDER CincinnatL 1 i HI i OthlU; 2 i I it Prices. MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES, As we Determined to Slaughter; High Our jStock is now Complete in every Line. i Ladies' Fine Wear a Specialty.

ALSO A CO 1PLETE LINE OF LATEST STYLE 3, ANY HOUSE BEST ASSQBTIIESTS, AND LOWEST PEICES, CALL AIVD DE COIVVIWCEO. GaiUaghan Bros. The New ONE PRICE Clothing Mouse IK THE CITY. ltd1 I of Rer dy-Made Cloth- to South Bend, Brown for 35c. 40c.

pOo 'nil I. ij hi 1 They have opened ing and Gents' Furnishing Goods ever brought and at prices lower than the lowest. i I 1 I I Hi I 'si ts MM Good Working Suits, Business from Fine Dress1 M. Worsted I with the largest stock jl. 3.75 and 4.00 Overalls, Blue and 4.75 to 20.00 it 12.00 to 35.00 4 to 27.00 10.00; upward Linen all 1.00 Linen Cuffs, latest Silk Handkerchieft 1.00 end I I i li I 1 less variety and at lSTewiYork Children's Suits The Peerless white I (Fit warranted) 2.00 to; 1100 shirt, all linen bosom, 3 75 to! 1 75 styles, warranted 4 ply, 2100 linen! 15c styles, 80 cents.

i In all shades. I i if I i ease before purchasing. jobbing prices, i prices and convince yourselves 8pring Overcoats, i Heary lined Jean Pants for, Cottonade Pants for Neck wear and Hosiery in call and examine goods And OircW, PIXLCY CO. Ft. iUCHpun, uu aviiy i i Wayne, Indlaoapolli, Creencaitle, Terre Haute, Indiana; ana uuca, rt.

m. and Rockafeller Sbupert's. i I 'I 1 ij 1 i.