Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 4

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TUCKER YOUNG, THE PEARL STRBET TAILORS. MONEY TO LOAN! On Mortgage 6. 7 and 8 per cent. MONEY TO LOAN, On Mortgages Security and envy alonthly paymenta, Consult J. T.

COCKBURN. Rooms 2 and 3 Spry Bullding. WANTED TO SELL The North Street House ou North atreet between 6th and Cth street. Will be sold on reasonable terias. Address, MRS.

CHAS, Hartford NEW HARNESS SHOP. I have moved my harness and saddlery shop to 620 Twelfth street, where I will turn out the best goods for the least woney. GEO. W. FOSTER, DAILY JOURNAL.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 5 MoKeen'e steam laundry--good work For a Eastor bonnet call on Mica Josie Cummings. Ben Fleber, the druggist, will savo J.04 money op paints. Choico fresh Esh, poultry And Modrell'a, on Third street. Our spring Importation of onyx hosiery has -The Bee Hive. The advance sale for Souea's Peorless band opens Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.

Go to the opora house tonigbt and see the great drama, Stranglere of Parla." Mrs. Newton Wilson of the West Sido entertalned the Dumas club Wednesday night. 'The Rev. Frank M. Huckloberry of Madison, will preach at the Bapslat church Sunday.

Later; style of millinery at Lucy Krause', 821 Pear! street. Don't miss the spring oponing latter part of tho week. That scrofulous taint which bas been in your blood for yeara, will be expolled by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purlfier. Wanted--A good girl for general houso work. No warbing, good wages.

Must come pith good recommendations. Call at No. 216 Elyhth St. Awarded Highest Honors- -World's Fair. PRICES BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE.

A pure Grape Cream Tartar Powder, Free a Ammonia, Alum any other adulterant. 40: YEARS THE LemM of a Personal Character cerning Their Friends. In the city yesterday: AC Thatcher of Frankfort. Murpby of Crown Point. Elma and Edna Bam of Mt Etna.

Hathaway and son of Marion. JK Ellie, the cloak man, of New York. McClure and Price of Marion, Ssmuel Fisher and Sam Stern of Kokomo. Stratford, Olive Murry, May Thompson, Lesb Cookley, Oililia Aberdroth of Peru. YOUR NAME IN PRINT.

Judge N. O. Rose was at Peru terday. Joseph Penrose was at Marion yestorday. A.

C. Barnett 18 at Chicago on bueiners, Miss Nellie Cook is visiting relatives In Tipton. Dick Twelle wae at Kentland yesterday on business. Henry Blatz of Palo, was hero yesterday on business. Wm.

Rebwald and family are at Chicago vielting freende. Miss Nollio Koontz of Peru, Is vielting friende in the city. Mite Bertha Hawkins is spending a few days at Richmond. John Turner 18 at Warsaw and Columbus, for visit. H.

J. Culver of Walton was calling friends here yeaterday. Andy Mosher of Plymouth, is visiting with friends la Logapeport. Miss Hoover of Pulaski 1a the guest this week of the Misses Hebel In the oity. Mre.

Ww. Sturken and children are spendlag a few daya vlelting at Chicago. H. J. Lowry of Bardwell, is guest of friends in the city this week.

Miss Eva Ferguson of Peru, here yesterday on her way to South Bend. Mies Ceoll Graffle of LeRoy is the guest of Miss Mabel Penrose of High street. Jos. Hall' is at Kokomo for time operator for the Chicago pipe line company. T.

Elliott has returned from Chi. where he apent a day or two on business. Demetrius Palmer of Muncie de the guest of his brother, George Palmer this city. Harry Johnson is at Riohmond vis. IMog his grandparents during the spring vacation.

James Toby of Kewanna is this week visiting bis son, James Toby on Higb streot. Patrolman Barney Birch and wife gone to Elwood to spend a low with friends. Mra. Frank Carter, colored, FAB yesterday called to Richmond by the death of ber lather. Miss Fannie Riley of Peru, has returned home after a visit with the family of Louie Bunker.

Mrs. J. E. Lougbry, Monticello, and of Joba Lennolera of the same place, at in the city yesterday. Floyd E.

Burton of Harrison town- of bae resumed hie work at the 4 Normal at Terre Haute. Miss Loulse Adamy of Toledo, Ohio. returned bome after a vieit with family of Wm. Graffis in the city. are Misa L9o Hettioger is here from Indisoapolis, the guest of Mr.

and F. C. Wilson of No. $22 Pearl per street. WIll Pierce and Robert Gimmel gone to Markle, and rocurn cext week, They rode through borseback.

an Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smyser of Richwho were married there Wedneswere bere yesterday on their WAT Milwaukee. Lindell Smith And 900 Boise, bera who bavo been visiting old friends in and about the city, returned restordey. Mr.

add Mrs. Casparis, who were at Kenneth the drat of the week, bare to Chicago. Their home fe.at Columbus, Opio. at and Miss El'a the Miss Sallie Clark here tude McCormick of Lafayette, were night, the guests of Mre. has, Wednesday 304 J.

Neiderberger. of H. Baker, late of Catlio, the. in the city yesterday. Mr.

la preparing to return to bia 721 bome in White county. point Mrs. Julis A. Young of Ottawa has gone to Maxinkuckee in 10 to a message telling of the 36 sickness of her sister, Mrs. W.

fall Hume. Miss Lulu Roberta of Lafayette: guest of Mre: C. 8. Jones of the of SATURDAY ALL DAY 10 CENTS FREE A PRESENT OF 10c TO ALL BOYS AND GIRLS. Choice, of All Boy's and Girl's Caps 50c.

Worth up to $1, and a Present of 10c in Cash, or 5c in cash on 25c Caps. SATURDAY ONLY! Misses' kid shoes 59c Ladies' Oxfords Diamond tip 50c Men's shoes solid 85c Ladies' but. kid 75c OTTO KRAUS. Weet Side yesterday. Miss Roberte la teacher in the Lafayette schools.

and was on ber way to South Bend 10 attend the teachers' convention. Mrs. McGuire of Frankfort has been visiting frleads op the Soutb Side, returned bome yesterday, acoomparled by Mias Josie McGuire, who will visit at Frankfort several days. Sups. J.

M. Hamilton of Monticello, with 'fourteen echool teacbers; Supt. H. G. Woody of Kokomo, and party of twenty-two teachera; Supt.

Edward Agres of Lafayeite, with Afty lostructore; Supt. W. R. J. Stratford of Peru with twenty-four in hie party, were here Wedneeday evening, on their way to South Bend.

EEL RIVER AND ITS FISH. An Interesting Paper Published to the Fish Report. The following is from paper by State Fish Commissioner Philip H. Kirsch entitled report upon exploratione made in Eel river basin in the Northeastern part of Indiana in the summer of 1892" and pablisbed in the biennial report of the State Fish Commissioner recently leeued. EEL RIVER SYSTEM.

Eel river, with its tributaries drains scope of country in North. eastern Indiana lying between tbe basin' of tLe Wabach river 0g the southeast, and that of the Tippe. canoe river on the northwest, and ex. tending from St. Joseph river basin, near Fort Wayne to Logansport.

This river baein has an average width of about '18 miles and a length of 72 miles. The gurface of the region through which it flows is generally rolling, and everywhere covered with glacial drift except do 8 limited area near Logansport where bed rock is exposed. 'The mean temporstive at Columbia City for a period of elx years was 49.5 degrees. The bighest temperalure at this place in the summer of 1892 was 94 degrees; and the lowest temperature the past winter W88 On January 15; when the thermometer stood at 17 degrees below zero. During the winter of 1892 93.

all the streams and lakes were frozen over, and on quiet waters the Ice reached a thickness of about two feet. The ice left Blue river during the second week March. The mean annual Columbla City for a period of six years was 35.67 inches. The amount snowfall during the past winter was feet 8 inchea. This WAB greater thaa for any winter during the eight! proceedlag years.

The bottom landa along the streame mostly covered with forests of oak, olm. maple, beach, hickory and syca. more. Occasionally, aloog their up. courees, the streams are skirted I with willows and a thick growth of underbrush.

Too water in the lakes and streams. is rather clear, and where there is sufficient depth abundance of Gab is found. These wa'era need Do: be stocked with NOR kiode of fish. They already contain come of the finest game and 1cog6sbes foucd anywhere. Large numof crawdsb, mussels and various kinds of water weeds are found bere.

The summit north of Wallen. Alleo county, is probably the bighest point from which water dowa into Eel river. This point bas so elevation above sea level of 887 feet. Eel river Loganspori, where it empties into Wadash river, bag an altiof 583 feat. The river therefore, fail of feet la the total length 72 milea, or about 4 feet 2 inches 10 mile The channel of Eel river at North Manchester has an attitude of feet and the stream from this to its mouth.

a distance of 36 miles, has a fall of 138 leet or, 3 feet laches to the mile. In the upper miles of the course: Eel river has a of about 4 feet 7 inches to the At Its mouth Eel. river has a width 117 Leet; the just I Not Samples! Of what you don't want but a full stock of Desirable Shoes At WALKER RAUCH. Where quality is our first object at prices to make them GO. BEATEN AND ROBBED.

Jehn Wolf or Badly Treated at Wabawb. The following special from Wabaab the appeared in yesterday's Indianapolis Journal: Wolf, of Logansport, came to this olty yesterday afternoon, and last night, while under the influence of liquor. wandered into the woods north of the olty, where he WA8 set on by trampa, fearfully beat' and left for dead. The footpads took $15 in money from him. Wolf was found un300.

as solous early this morpiog, and this attornoon was sent to Logansport." Wiegand-Royce. cago Carl E. Wlegand, a telegraph operator at the Indiana Natural Gae and 011 company's station. and Miss Inez Royce were ualted in marriage at the of residence of Rev. T.

S. Freeman at 7 o'clock 1a9t evoning. Mr. and Mrs. Wiegand will reside at No.

409 North stroet. The Modern Way Commende Itself to the well informed, east to do pleasantly and elfuctually what was formerly done in the crudest man. and disagreeably 88 well. To have nor clonsse the system and break up colds days headaches and lovers without unpleas. ant after ofeats, uao the delightful lIquid laxative remody, Syrup of Figs.

Wat. Stanley's Triul. The case of the State against Wm. Stanley, charging him with the lar. copy of a bridle, has been set for 18th.

Stanley's case Mrs. Thursday, April 1a in Fangler Maboney'a bands and were the prosecution will be conducted by Hale Myers. ship, State Will Cross the Pond John W. McGreevy. bie brother bae Michael and cousin Richard, are 874 in 8 few the ranging to leave Logansport weeky to make a tour of Europe.

Their trip will take in Italy, Ireland, Germany, Eaglaod and France. Mra. ADDITIONAL ITEMS. Ten long distance telephones will be placed In working order AB 8000 83 possible by Manager Skinner's assistante. Allea Lewis has been given the tract for be carpenter work on the Strecker-Taber building, being erected.

Half a buodred Italians bare been let out recently at Kenneth quarries. A party of twelve left hero yesterday for Richmond. The Ror. M. of Ham.

mood will preach next Sunday to bis old congregation at the Fira: Preeby. tarlaa church. John Dempsey das been charged by Plait with assault and battery and at 10 a m. today the case will be beard by 'Squire Hight. The funeral of Cora M.

Downham, aged 13 gears, will be beld at 10 a. today from the Rock Creek churob. The Rev. C. Kaufman will conduct the services.

For the fret time since his illness began. Col. Robert Kreuzberger was able yesterday to rials his. place of business and receive the congratuls. tons of his friends upon his recovery.

before receiving Eol river 18 507 feet wide; and the width of the Wabaeh immediately below the junction of the two rivora is 527 feet. The upper 6 or 10 miles of Eel river was formerly very crooked and flowed through low, swampy lande, but within the past three years the chan. nel bas been dredged and straigbtened, in this way redeeming much valuable land. The stream is now shallow, with but few deep holes for feh. The river throughout the remainder of the course 18 crooked, and the bottom of the channel le of sand and gravel, rarely covered with rocks There are many deep boles and mAny gravelly spools with patches of water weeds.

From 'Adamsboro to Logansport, a distance of 6 miles, tho stream has cut its bed in solid limestone (Devonian of the Upper Helder. berg Group), and bas formed many broad shoale with numerous potholes, and many broad stretches filled with algae and wator weeds. There are 14 dams on Eel river, about which good game and food fishes aro abundant. At the Opera Houro, The Huntley Bixby dramatic compacy gave a pleasing performance of Palaces 11 a drama entitled, Dens and at the opera house last night. The play contains a number of strong situ.

ations, and the characters were all well taken. James Painter was presented last nigbt with a center table. Stranglere ol Paris" will be given tonight by this excellent low priced company. There will be 8 matinee on Saturday. A Correction.

The statement in the Journal of Tbursday, that a warrant had been legued for Lewis W. Smith, on an ami davit fled by Ash Crook charging licioua trespass, was incorrect. No such warrant was issued, although Smith states that Crook attempted 10 bring about his arreet. Mr. Smith appeared before the grand jury yes terday and told his story of the trouble.

A Problem. That wo will eolse for you: Where to get good butter? We keep creamery butter freeh every day. and when your butter hrs become 60 strong ay to walk away, call on u8 Telephone 102. CHIDESTER GREEN. Itenl Entate Br F.

H. Wipperman, abstracter. Prepared for the Journal, Sallle Plerce to Surab A Richardson lOLS 67 and Allen 1200 00 Robt Vern to Lizzie Heroert pt we 42 SW pec 14 Boone 19.0 00 P. well aud to nilz McGovern lot 11 bik Dukeman 2d 4 15 Same ot 6 Same 1: Same lots and Jetolaman 97 Same Jo: 7 Lon's ad 58 Same 40 It loc 170 West 16 93 Baldwin to Thomas Little 30 3 In Rich-rville Res Tipton 2500 00 Catperine Indar bi Prank Pindar and 44 19 08 49 sec Beth 610 00 Bertua briggs et :1 to 105 vitas und 1-6 Li se 14 sec I Dort Creck 425 00 Henry Sand to Hanna Miebael lot a Shultz 3d 400 00 Contola Rossel to Parker Justice and wife Ints S8 and 30 Biddle 000 00 29 mortgages Aled 20661 00 The Profennor In Tough Luck, Prof. Jacob Illyes is lodging with Sheriff Homburg.

Illyes 18 the locater of gas welle. who offered 10 furnish a gusher for the chulzen's gar company here for the, pomipal. price of $1,000. His proposition DOt: 80:3 captad. AN ACTOR'S AFFLICTION.

As Announced It Caused the Manager Nore Distress, In the early "stock" days of Washington, before the starring system was in rogue, it often happened that some bibulons member of the company sought surcease of sorrow in the flowing bowl, says the Washington Post. Salaries had not reached that fabulous outline which now prevails, and tho. ghost did not always walk, and therefore, there was always more or less sorrow to be appeased in the popular tap rooms about town where the "profession" congregated. It happened ox one occasion that a too Jiberul indulgence had rendered hors de combat one. of the leading members of the company, who is still a prominent and popular actor to-day.

It was not the first Lime that he had been discovered in a helpless abont condition just as the curtain was to go up, but he was cast for a leading part on this particular night, and there was great excitement on the: 11 was decided to substitute another bill, and the question now. turned on the natnre of the explanaLion to be made to the waiting audience. that Mr. Brown bas had a sudden attack of cholera morbus or bowel complaint," said the distressed: manager of the theater to the stage This worthy was a heavy-voiced individual with a strong Dublin accent. and a Celtic temperament which inclioed to the humorous.

lle made his. before the curtain, bowed, and in. way his deep, rolling voice addresed the audience as follows: "Ladies and Gentlemen: I regret to announce that the management is: obliged to change the bill to owing to Mr. Brown, who has had 3 severe attack of bowl complaint." The audience caught the spirit of the. joke.

and, amid general laughter, settled down to the enjoyment of the performance. MOON MYTHS. The Satellite an Object of Worship ant Superstition In Nearly All Nations. have on mood, day, to Idabo, home gone J. J.

WAS Baker former street, answer serious D. the The moon has been worshiped among nearlyall the nation's of the world from time immemorial; indeed, her cult has beep asserted to be much older established than sup-worship, says the Year Round. The Peruvian peasant hurries home out of the old moonshine, afraid of the stern eyes of Mama Quilla. and the Egyptian fellah lounges across tho sands where the sphinx' shadow lies black at his feet, with a prayer on his lips or in his heart to Thoth -Thoth, the Muster of Wisdom, the Lord of the Ibis. in whose absence the fair land of Kehm has been brought down very low.

Swabian girls still refuse to spin by moonlight. "lest they would anger. Her." they say, vaguely. and in Germany children firmly believe in ilorsel or Holda, whose boat is the moon, whose flower is the flax and whose de light is to reward industrious little muidens. Dante makes the man in the moon Cain: in Egypt he is Horus.

held to the breast of Isis, his mother and the moon. In Rantum the man is the moon is 2 giunt. who at flowing tide stops to water on the earth and at ebb tide pour stands upright in order that the waters may subside. A curious eastern fancy is that the figure in the 10000 is that of the pattern wife. Ina.

who weaves the clouds into white cloth. and who, after the lapse of MADE rears, sent the her rainbow mortal bridge husband in back to earth by order that death might not defile het heavenly home. The cat and the panther are both connected with the moon in some vague, occult fashion: indeed, in. Australia the moon is represented as a native cat and also in In Chins the celestials say that there is a frog is the moon, metam hosed beaut led.