Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

THE SECRET COMFORT Is bo' dread to a that will conduce and at sajoe.i'tinie "protest-against sudden change. "Our' underwear of lisle, 'balbrlggaiL iand toe merlao ia two piece garments, or union suits will give yon cool comfort and protection. DEWENTER The Hatter and Furnisher. Don't be Ready! Made. Yon can economize wltboTrtj wearing ready-made clotulngj We make Spring Staha to yoni order for and $20.00 equaled, toy Cw 128.00 are the your, give you for prove this.

H. Q. Tucker, TAILOR, Fourth and Broadway. This Sort of Thing IB vexy fashionable Just now. "The Girl I Left Behind Me" is the tune of the hour.

Come In and say good-bye to us too. Incidentally you bad better fill all your shoe wants before you won't find such an assortment of styles or get such a perfect fit us we can give you no matter how far yoxi travel. Those who go to war gad those who stay at home should be deeply Interested in this fact EHas Winter WANTED A srents wasted for "Our Naval war Wisli "Sain" Splendidly illustrated. only jmtlien- tlcboofctobo puMlshei Free Outfit now ready SaUonal rob. l.iiKeslde BU DAILY JOURNAL.

TUESDAY, 12, 1S9S. Ike Bear spent Sunday Marlon. Qiioenswaro and Palace. Mrs, Harold Fowler has returned from Peru. A.

Richards and Camily spent Sunday In Colnmous. Mtend our clearance sale of summer shirt Palace, J. Henry Muller of Lafayette of the Dunn agency, was in tho city Saturday. Miss Pearl Ammons gave a-bicycle party Friday night, in honor of Miss Marie Warden of'Peru. Mrs.

"hhs returned to Gblcago After a visit In the city the guest of Mrs. It you are -not-feeling why don't you take Hood's Saasaparilla? It TOM purify tKud emnlcih your hlood and do you "wondcrfni igood. "That New England" home made underwear on sale today at sale prices worth your while to sec it if you don't. Hive. GRAM CRCAM OF TARTAH POWOKW CREAM BAKING Awarded Highest Honors, Medal, Midwinter Fair McDonnell McDonnell HONEY TO LOAN At 6 Per Cent.

Opp. Court House MIXED UP Bennetts and Benners Inextricably Entwined- Brown, Alias Oilier, Waiting theTurn of Neil's Injuries." There is a man named Bcnncr on the Southslde and a man named Bennett on the Northside. On account of a difficulty in the martial relations of the former the latter was brought to jail last evening and some transactions of unpleasant nature will be aired in the courts. Benner ho.d nothing particular against John G. Bennett, nnd had he known the outcome might not have sent the police over on North Sixth street in such hot haste last night.

According to his story Ben- ncr's wife had left him and he wanted her liack. Ho supposed she was witli her sister, Rosa Martlndale. who' was a housekeeper for Bennett, and after spending a part of the night in fruitless search for her sent Sergeant Morris and Officer Costello to search the Bennett home. The officers did not find Mrs. Bcnncr but.

returned with Bennett and Kosc Martindnlc who were held on an ugly charge. Bennett also bus wife nnil Bonnor. according to the Mn.rtincl.nlo woman, has had live of them. But neither lias had good luck In retaining them. Bennett says ho lias line! n.

divorce from his wife but his wil'c, who also was instrumental in having the house searched, says he has not. The two arrrostofl gave bail and were released ponding mi npprarnuce. today. But Mrs. Bcuucr has not boon found.

KIEL STILT, LIVING. Thomas Brown, who was arrested onrly Sunday morning on a charge of assault and battery with Intent 'to nmrdfr Niol, is In the jail waiting until his victim cither gets well enough to appear against, him or dies and changes the charge written in the affidavit. All day Sunday and yesterday NIol's life hung in the balance. Lnte last night Dr. -Nye.

the attending physician, reported that ho was slightly better. The fractured skull and consequent concussion make Mel's chances of life about equal. Many years ago Kiel was run over by a passenger train at the Wabash depot, slipping and falling from the platform of .1 car when the train pulled out He lost his left leg just below the knee. The sobriquet of "Peggy" has clung to him since he recovered from the amputation that followed. Brown is another character of the streets.

According to tho police his real name is "Diller." It may be something else if Niel does not recover and manslaughter is proved against him. The authorities recall a bigamy case in which the defendant was the same who will figure in this case as defendant. It is said that Diller changed his name to Brown while the case was being fought and escaped on a technicality. The accused is said to have come here from Plymouth. HIS OWN HAND Murder Averted, Manslaughter Stayed, Suicilde Triumphs.

After an Attempt to Kill Kline Sensenbaugh Shoots Himself. With a shot gun half raised toward Ills shoulder, Its muzzle pointing toward Sensenbaugb, John Kline's hnnd was stayed and a scream escaped his tightly drawn lips as Sonscubaugh raised his hand, holding a revolver and, pointing it at bis own head, pulled the trigger. A second more might have changed the story. bad made an attempt but a minute before to brain Kline with an ux. Kline had.escaped ami running into the house secured his shot gun with the intention of defending himself to the death from Sensenbaugh, an old man but, fired by insanity, tremendously strong.

As he reached the door again the tragedy worked out its own finish'and Kline throwing away the weapon with which he wns prepared if necessary to take the life of the old man, ran toward the prostrate, gasping, suicide. It was at Onward yesterday that this took pla.ce. Coroner Busjahn returned from there last evening with such an account of the affair. The suicide occurred a little after noon. Sensenbaugh was a farmer, and Kline wns a tenant in his house.

The former was known to be mentally unbalanced and Kline had been warned that he might have trouble with him. While Kline was at work out doors Sciifienbaugh slipped toward him stealthily and made n. vicious lunge at an ax which he had picked up. Kline saw the move and sprang aside the ax glancing from his shoul'd- or ami drawing blood. There was a struggle for life as the two locked in deadly embrace, youth and strength pitted against insane rage and superhuman fury.

In the pocket of the old man's trousers was a 3S-calibre revolver but he did not think to use it or was prevented from disengaging- his hand by Kline while they struggled. Finally Kline freed himself. He ran toward the house, only a short distance away. Thore his shot gnu and it was loaded In an instant. If it became a struggle for the survival of the fittest' Kline was prepared to prolong his own existence.

He opened the door but oven as the hinges of the door grated tlio report of Scnsenbaugh's revolver was hoard uncl the- old man fell, face down, blood gushing the wound in his hoad. Kline, as soon aw the sudden tide in the affair had been ill-ought home to him, Inm-ied to his assistance but there was no aid that could be given by mortal bauds. He I quickly called neighbors who had not I heard the shot and word was sent to Ihis city, in response to which the coroner made bis trip to the little town late yesterday afternoon. He found the town stirred to its utmost by the tragedy. An investigation as to the sanity of the old man was made and Kline's story of the tragedy seemed feasible.

Sensonbaugh. it is reported, was a man addicted to drink. His farm is lint a. little way from Onward, He was years old and addicited to es- ciTitricitios by which he was known to the neighborhood. He was unmarried and Jed almost the life of a recluse.

For some years at least it'has been known that his mind wa.s not strong and the property which, in earlier days, he had farmed himself he handed over to Kline to care for. Kline was not arrested. JOINT REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION. The Republican Joint Represcn- tfve convention for Cass and Pulton counties will meet at Kewanna on July 27, 1898. W.

W. MOSS, Chairman Cass County Central Com. ISOM R. NEW, Chairman Fulton Co. Central Coin.

NOTICE. All members of Cass Council No. 42. Order of Chosen Friends, are earnestly requested to be present Tuesday.eren- iug. 12.

ELLEN COMINGORE, Sec. Seventy-four naval recruits passed, through tire city yesterday enrotite.to. the navy yards at Brooklyn. They, were accompanied by Lieutenant Vail of the Boston and were enlisted at Chicago, roost of them being railroaxl men. John Schafer ana Robert Pickering, of Tiffin, O.

who are enroute from their home to Streator, ill. on bicycles and guests of the hotel Dunn Sunday night J. H. Eclgerly, representing the Assyrian Asphalt company of Chicago, is in the city 'attempting to secure contracts for the paving of His company owns asphalt mines iu Utah. WITH YOU AGAIN Drugs Are Fresh, Stock Complete and Prices Low.

I -wish to announce to my old customers and friends generally that I fitted up a neat room and filled. It with a complete stock of fresh, pure drugs and chemicals, which I will sell, at the least measure of profit addition to my well selected stock of drugs I will also keep on hand the best quality of paints and oils, also machine oils. For medicinal purposes 1 will carry a stock of pure wines and other varities of pure C. Hannawalt 428 Third street, opposite New Dunn Hotel. Do you desire to be cultured? TVould you like to be a good Conversationalist? Are you Interested In the Great Thoughts of the world? Would you devote half an hour each day and car fare for a CoHege Edu- cation in the World's Literature and possess a library of the 2,500 Fam- ous Books of the World? If so, all these and more Is youra In the possession of the Charles Dudley Warner Library of the World's Best Literature.

me Harper's Weekly Club Offer will be open to you only a few toys longer by which you can secure library at about 60 per cent of publisher's price. A card to C. at the New, Murdock Hotel. this week for further information wfll promptly answered. ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. Katie Auglin is in Chicago. Miss Babe Ward is at Lake Maxin- kuckce. William Phillips of Monticello is in the city. I.

Oppenheimer went to Cincinnati yesterday, Miss Julia Taber has returned from a trip East. McCarthy of Peru spent Sunday in the city. "Walter Chandler has recovered from recent slight illness. P. J.

Murphy and son John, of Ottawa street, are in Peru. Mr. and Mrs. S. W.

Trick of Bunker IIill were here yesterday. Attorney B. B. Richard of Galves- tou was in the city yesterday. Mrs.

Jamison and daughter Edith, of! Peru were in the city Mrs. Martha. Hawkins of Terre is visiting friends in the city. Mrs. -Tennic Enyart of Gas City.is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

C. Dykeman. Mr. and Mrs. Al Laughery of Monticello were Sunday guests of Mrs.

Pierce. Edward H. Howe of Lena, 111. is the guest of William Kauffman of the Journal. The Cass County board of review adjourned yesterday after a twenty 'days' session.

Dr. Hatch and Terrence McGovern are improving their residences on Seventh street C. H. Stevens has a force of painters and paper hangers improving his gallery on Market street. Flaneg-jn, the hardware merchant, is at Cambridge, Ohio, called there by the illness of an aunt.

Waiter C. Shaffer and wife have returned, to Chicago after a visit with his parents, A. J. Shaffer and family. Agent Brown of the Adams Express office here released four crate loads or homing pigeoas Sunday morning at o'clock.

Miss Minnie Fry of who underwent a critical operation at St. Joseph hospital two weeks is now convalescing. The Misses Clara and Anna Hub bard, who 'were the guests of the family of Pat Kinney. have returned to their home, at Anderson. James Wendner and- Miss Brough.

drove from Delphi and Spent Sunday with Mrs. Joseph. returning, to Delphi in evening: A lawn fete wi31 be given by the ladies of the ''First church this evening.on the lawn at-the residence of J. C. Hadley.

on WWtsett's "Domestic" Office The Reliable Sewing Machine House. Standard Sewing Machines of all makes, on sale at prices to suit the times. Adjusting Fine Sewing flachines a Specialty Here also you can get the machine needles you call for and the oil I know to be right. Give me a call. R.

B. WHITSETT 529 Broadway. 1 The Old Stand, a BLUB SERGE SUITS. Coats, skeleton lined, Just the thing' for the next two months. We have these serges In all colors; weaves and make them at reasonable price.

Call and famine CARL W. KELLER, Tailor and Draper 311 Market St rt Patent Use Logan FLOURS The Puicstandof.Higho Grade or, the Market. THE GBEATEST DISCOVEHT YET. W. M.

Repine, editor Tlskflwa. I1L, "Chief," sayu: "We won't keep house without Dr. King's New Discorery for consumption, coughs Experimented -with many others, but never got true remedy nntn we used Dr. King's New Discovery. N6 other remedy can take" its place In on? home, In it we have a certain and snre cure, for colds, whopping conghV etc," It Is Idle 'to experiment other remedies; even if they'are urged on yon: as just good as New Discovery.

They are good, because this remedy has a record of cures and besides la guaranteed. It never falls to satisfy. free at B. F. Keeping's drug 272, A.

will hold a special meeting this 1 evening, July. 12, portint work. Officers members wili please take notice and be'govern- ed accordingly. Jay from of; land for.