Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • 1

1 A 1 HE Daily Times. VOL. 10, MUNCIE, INDIANA, 8ATURDAY MARCH 2, 1805. NO. 47 Highest of all in Leavening Power.

Latest U. S. Govt Report FIRST SCHOOL IX ATOXOALE. BEATEN TO DEATH. A FIRE WALL ABSOLUTELY Powder PURE The Christian Chnrch.

Tbe speoial series of eervloes will close at tbe Christian obnrob, oor-ner of Walnut and Charles streets, to-morrow evening. Tbe pastor, ReV. D. Atkinson, will preach morning and evening. Morning snljsot, The Safety of the Bainta; evening text, Tbe Harvest le Fast, the Bnmmer Is Ended, and We are Not Saved.

An invitation la extended to all. There will be no eervloes thie evening. Denglass Mem trial. The ladles of the Universalis! church will hold memorisl service neit gnndsy evening In memory of the late Frederick cuglees. Short addressee will be made by Mrs.

M. Thompson, Mr. Geo. H. Koons, Mrs.

Truitt, Mrs. W. H. Stokes, Mrs. Blonder, Mrs.

Case, Mte. Kleer and others Tbe pnbllo are heartily invited. Johnsons Magnetic Oil, hone brand, Is a wonderfal liniment for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and braises for men or beast. $100 slae 60 ots. 50 25 ota.

Georgs H. Andrews, H. E. Bowles. A SOIE XTIFIC FACT.

This is oertatnly an inventive age. Many Improvements and discoveries are being made every day. There la none of more Importance than the fact that after years ot study and experimenting, Unol Barns Cough Srup hae been found to be the beet It la quick In taking effec: and absolutely safe (containing no ohloroform) Bold by Stevens A Durham, the druggists, for 25 oeuti. Ask those who nave used It for a testimonial and you will oae no other. Gold soar! pine at Harriotts elry store.

Jew- Will P. K00N3, itujatLaiMNstarjFilUi Room 3 Aaltumr block. Msssis. 1st J. S.

MARTIN, M. (Homoeopathic) PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON. Office. 90S MataStree Uealdonoe 3M U. kdauis.

i io iua, I to I p.ah ISO peels) attention given to tbs traatmaal at remain Diseases and Diseases of Oblidioe. Ooniuitasion solid led. WILL H. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Roam 3 the Aothonr Mmmelo. 1st.

to be postponed. The volame of smoke that poured Into tb ball room bsdly frightened toms of the ladies, bat cooler beads landed tbe crowd down tbe two fl gbte of stalre in safety. An jur later tne orowd would have been larger and serious remits might have corns from a rush to get down stalre. Tbe ball will be given on Ftilay night of nrxt week. Early this morning Mr.

Franklin took tbe firemen and others who assisted him to a restaurant where a refreshing banqnst was served. Tbe Insurance and amounts In the several companies Is as follows: Phoenix, of Hartford, Franklin, Evansville, American of New York and Ohio Farmers, $1,000 eaoh on stook and contents, and on the building $1 000 la each of tbe following companies: Hanover, of New York; National, of Hartford; lent, of Hartford, lean, of Americi. Church Meeting. The monthly conference of tbe Methodist Protestant church will be held next Monday evening at 7.30 o'olcck. All member are req reeled to attend.

atrtmeulal. Mr. Charles Neck of lev aland, Ohio, and Miss Leona Kepley of this oily were united In marriage last Deoember. Mr. Nook returned to Cleveland Immediately after the marriage and Mre.

Nock left to-day to oln her hnBbaad la their Jatare home. Gospel Temperance. Beginning at 7 o'olook to-morrow evening gospel temperauoe service will be oondneted at tba Methodist Protestant church, corner of Jack-son and Vine streets. Hon. I.

B. Wade, Grand Worthy Chief, I. O. G. T.

pf Indiana, will deliver an address. All citizens who feel an interest In good oltlz snship are invited. Beats tree. Funeral Notice. The faneral eervloee of James Orr will ooonr at the United Presbyterian ohurch In Selma Monday aft ernoon at 1:30.

Bervloes will be oonduoted by Rev. Butler, ot Ohio, assisted by Rev. White ot this oily. Interment at tbe Orroemetery three miles north of Selma on the Centen nlal pike. Friends In Mancie can go on the 12:45 Big 4 train and re' tarn, leaving Selma at 3:15.

The body will lie In state at the house until time for services to take plaoe at theohnroh. Freeh eggs 15 oents the Manoie Tea store per dozen at ASD NOBLE WOKE OF FIRESEX PREVENT A DISASTROUS FIRE. Leas Fraskllae Livery Barn Damaged Over 13,000 Last Night but It was a Lai.ky Diaz Fully Insured. At eight oolook last eventog a general alarm on the fire bell oagsed the peopls within the sound to rush to the streets and they at once perceived that a dangerous fire was In located somewhere in the business center of the city as tbe black smoke rolled heavily to the sonth from the vicinity of Main and Mnloerry streets. A telephone message from LT A.

Franklla large three story livery barn a. tasted Just north of Main on Mnlberry street had called department Nj. one there to put out a fire. When the obemloal engine and hoae wagon arrived, tbe smoke wss rolling Irom the npper floors of the building In a frlghtfjl manner. Chief Snepp led his men In the front door ot the batidtng and to tbe rear part where the hay mow, containing a laigs quantity of hay aad straw, wae on fire.

In a very short time the firemen had aeoended to tbe mow aud had a stream ot water drenohiug the fire. In the meantime the No. two d-partment from Willard street had arrived and laid a Has of hose down tbe alley from Main street at the rear of the bonding. This stream was direoted -to tbe windows and other openings where tbe fire waa showing itself. By this time chief Bnepp discovered that ne bad a big job and bad hose laid to the building from every direction for nee In case the blase kept spreading.

While tbe work ot the firemen was highly oreditable nnder each circumstances, the fire wall In the otnler of the building la what prevented a frightful ooLflagratlon Tbe bnlidlng rune from tbe etreet to the alley In tbe rear. Tbe front half of It is thfee stories high. The upper floor Is used as a lodge room, the seoond flror as a large dano. Ing ball, end the lower floor as the office and part of the building where vehlolee are kept that belong to tne oity customers whose horses board In the barn. Tbe rear part la two etorlea high and this ie need Fy Mr.

Franklin aebls livery department. Tbe forty head of horeee are kept npon the gronnd floor end tbe seoond story is partitioned off, one half being need as a bay mow and In the other half tbe vebioles are kept. A heavy fifteen Inch brick wall separates tbe three story part from the rear, the only opening above being a large galvanised Iron door at the rear ot tbe hay mow. This wae oloeed and the blaseoonld only leap against the wall. The wind wae In the right dlreotion to carry the fire through the entire structure had this wall not Interfered.

Mr. Franklin believes the fire started in a box stall below or in tne hay mow. Node Khookey employed In the barn waa fiist to dlsoover It and told the proprietor. The work of leading the horsee ont was qOlok-ly the firemen spent almost the remainder of the night before the fir was entirely extinguished in the hsy. Nearly the entire rear part of the building was gutted and Mr.

Franklin plaoes his loss at from $5,000 to $7,000 oovered with $8 0Q0 In snranoe. Two cabs, a drag, one carriage, i snrrey, eight sleighs, two phaetons, and seven haggles were burned with the twenty tons of hsy. Bat two or three vshioles were saved and they chanoed to be in another part ot the barn. Mr. Franklin has $4 000 insurance on tha building and a like amount upon the stock, but the stock Insurance is partially on the horses, which were saved, and he will be loeer a few hundred dollars on hls ehloles.

The building and stock as stood befors the firs were valued at about $20,000. Whan the alarm ot fire wss sounded the merry crowd of dancer for the first annual ball to be given by the window glees workers were Just assembling and the danoe had mi BLOK, 124 East Main St Just Recalved from New York: A 8eloot Lin of Novelties In EEI1TCS 111 EITIEB0E5 LiEES. Ths largest assortment ol Hoaltou Stamped Linen la the elty. In aloe of FINE CUT GL4.B3 From ibeUbby Work: Cut Glut Ra't) and Peppers HMo Cal tiiM. Halt and Peppers Cat ttuuM IadiT.aiua belie 8 Cut Dims butter, atd Jellies 2 CuiUiutiouUiptoB koiSets Cut tt.nm Bum VMie Vttn Jan, Fiurr )wlj.

Rom Bowl. etc. from ilia to $1 trtfh Ten tmitjiiialitirgtiiiit Frmife. O.W. VATET, The Leader.

ROKDICAS GREAT IU Ike ia.rletlSl(r CrutM Groat luiatla. la flap vsatk aa Elsa. Thu msgnlfljent presentation of Lohengrin at Buyreath last Frl day waa doubly marked, becaaaa It wai tba first time Lohengrin waa ter brought oat al tba Wagnerian feitivala, and, aeoond, because of tbeappWaaoa of Nordioa, tha aopraao, In tb role of ea, the drat time an Ametloan elnger baa aver bean Invited to participate, Nordloaa snoees waa marked. Tbe cable diapatchea aald Her performance wae tbe first ertbtlo contrlbaion that Amerloa hu made for tba anooeae of theaa festivals, and bar work to day gave tbe American present every reason to be prond of her. No native ever achieved a score prononnoed til-nmph than did Mma.

Nordioa, tbe first foreign aloger to appear la io Important a part as Elaa. It la interesting to know that Nordloaa preliminary rehearsing wss to tba accompaniment of a Cbl oago made piano. In a reoint let ter to a friend abe wrote as follows: Ido all mystadylng on my Him ball Plano, and tbe longer I use It tbe better I like it." Chicago Trlb one, Lane 28 The Kimball Pianos and Organs tor sals by O. D. Cole, 400 and 402, Corner and Wyaor atreeta.

BIRTHS. A young lady arrived et tbe home of Ben Bowman of Howard street yesterday Ben say a aba beats any of her predy-oeesors, Harry Jones of Powers strest ssys that tbe ledy arrival at bis home yesterday eollpsea tbe best nlghtln gale ha aver heard. Fora flrst-olaas Morin. hair oat tea Dr. Dont fall to aee Eldar Covert to night at tbe Charob of God.

He wli give all tbe leading phenomena, snob aa alata writing, ballot teste, sealed envelopes, mind reading, with a clear Admission 25 SHE IS HAfW. A society lady has been very mnoh worried because other girls received more attention from the yonng men than the did. Two wssks ago she began using Rose Toilet Cream, sold by Stevens A Durham and now aba Is tha hells at all parties. Yoq, only laugh ono and that lasts all avenlng at EllPerklnaalao-tore, Get Matt, early at Klelna Jewelry slots. Lecture Monday evening at Walnut atraat opera boos.

14612. Hear (hi Ariels at High Street M. ohoroh Maroh 1 Jacket olasps at Harriott's Jewel' fy store. CSTiXeUEB IX COILS OF 618 PIPE OX 1 LINK SHIPP. Jb Ranch Meets Frightful Pate at the Pattaa Hallaw Ware Waiks A OUtresalaf ieelleut.

Not stnoe tha death of George Ludlow at tba Indiana Bridge Works, 'seven years ago, baa snob a frightful aooldent occurred In Manola aa one that happened at tba Patton Hollow Ware Works at eleven oolook to-day. John Reach, aged 18 years, second son of tbe proprietor of the Kirby House barber shop, bes been employed at the Patton faotory since It began operation here. He was a trusty young man, employed In the annealing room. A belt on one of the palleya broke end Isaao Lsfever who works In tbe eame room was mending It. Rsooh took a small ladder, set It op against tbe line shaft end began wiping tbe shaft off, when suddenly, Mr.

Lefe-ver looked above bis bead and eaw yon eg Banob entangled In the shafting which revolve ISO times per mtante. Lefever gave tbe alarm and tbe machinery was qn'ekly stopped. Mr. A V. Patton ran from tbe office to tbe room end a sickening tight met bit eyes.

Tbe body was held fast by a half Inch gas pipe wblon paralleled the shaft about two feet away, and this hadt) be cat In several places before themtngled remains coaid be taken down. It Is probable that some part of the young mans clothing got caught on the pnlley near by and la an In atant hie life was beaten oat. In meking the his body palled the gee pipe with It, and the pipe was twisted about tbe body and shaft like a pi eoe of wire one pleoe tightly oolling about the shaft fire times before It broke. Tne shaft Is abont three feet be low tbe joist or second floor, and as be was whirled aronnd hs feet Birack this and a heavy four inch brace of ttmbor. This was knocked out and the ceiling besmeared with blood.

Boh feet were battered ft, and the left arm above the elbow was torn into shreds and nearly from the socket. Tbe other arm and both legs were broken, but tbe body was not otherwise mangled. The Putter Moffltt ambulance was called and couveyejHhe body to their place, where It and will be taken to the fathers home on E.mlra street near Hoyt svenne in Avondale. In tbe Hands sf the U. S.

Officials. Deputy United Btstes Marshal, Jerry Collins, arrived from Indian polls this morning and arrested Emma Bryant, the keeper of are ort In Avondale on a charge of violating the United State revenue lews. It Is claimed that ahe told lnloxloatlng liquors for a consider able length of time before she took oat government license. She was taken to Indianapolis where she was released nnder a bond of $200 until her trial whioh will be hold next week. A Pleasant Party.

Lest evening at tbe home of Dr. and Mrs. John Morin, No. 418 east Jackson street, their son John and daughters Flora and Nora enter tatned a party of friende. Dancing and games was indulged In nntil lats hoar when refreshments were served and the gnesls departed Tnose present were Mr.

and Mrs Harry Adams, Mies Lizzie Rgls tor and Georgia Stevens of Indian polls, Carrie Ward, Sadie Boyer, Lottie Trontman, Susie Poindexter, EmmaCloae, A roles a Newton, and Messrs. Edward Trabne, Harvey Phillips, Thomas Fosset, James Logan, David Toonm, Sherman Lampklns, John Spain, Robert Hseterand Will Fish. The party waa In honor of tha ladles from In dlanapolls. A reporter of the Times waa In formed that Mr. and Mrs.

Shipley gave a oard party Thursday night. Tha information waa supposed to be oorreot and waa noted with other newa and aoolety affairs. It appears that tha Information was not oorraot and tha oorreotloa la mad Kindergarten Aaiectatlen Will tbe First Oae There. Start There was a very smell attendance at Iba Kindergarten Association meeting in tha First Presbyterian ohuroh yesterday afternoon, and those who attended were thoroughly in favor of adoptlog some measure that would ma.e the members turn oot ea masse when there Is a meeting of the aaeoelation. In the absence of the president and seoretary, who were uuavdably detained from belog present, Mis Arthur Smith and Mrs Harriet Case respectively officiated In thoae The commit tee appointed to eonsolt with the aohool board aa to whether a room oonld be eeonred In the Avondale bal.dlng for kindergarten purposes, reported that the members of the board had individually atated that, though they were willing to aid this work all that they oonld they believed It wae legal question as to whether pr not aohool lands oonld bo need for this purpose.

Prof. Snyder, who has been delving Into the statutes governing the schools and aohool lands, said that ha had discovered a law whioh provided that It the aohool land was more than snfflolent lor aohool purposes the fond's oonld be extended to the kindergarten work. However, toe pro-lessor said that in consideration of Mnnolea phenomenal growth daring the past few year, the sohool board had found it diffi.aU to provide room with the funds on haBd for ail the legal popils. This seem-ed to settle the leatlon of getting a room In the Avondale sohool build-ing. A general report of the snlioltora and other showed that there was boat 3b0 In the general treasury and tue kindergarten committee was directed to look around for a suitable room preparatory to opening a kindergarten In that suburb, whioh shall hold at least three months this sohool term.

Several rooms were spoken of and the oom-mlttee was In Avondale to-day Inspecting them. As soon as the room is selected a teacher will be chosen. Tnose Interested In the engagement of a teacher reported that the services of very excellent one oonld be seonred aim jet at moments notice. The association then ad nrned to meet again at the call of the presl dent. Aa Exciting Runaway.

There was an exciting runaway while Big Poor train No. 17 was at the station this morning. Baggage was being placed In the Manoie Transfer Companys large wagon when tbe two horeee became frightened at tbe eeosplng steam from the locomotive and ran off. They dashed around in otronltons route for a time, Blattering the tranks and baggage in all directions. The horse then ran aoross the traoks where the driver, Elmer Bigelow oanght them.

There was no damage. Faoeral sfa Yeteraa. The faneral of Joseph Campbell will be held at the Avondale M. E. obnrob Instead of tbe Cbnroh of Gcd ae previously annonnoed.

Tbe time of the faneral will be at 8:80 Sunday afternoon. 1 9 Christian Endeavor Local Ualea. The executive oommlttee of tbe Union, composed of the newly elected officers and presidents of tbe various societies, will meet for conference In the Sunday school room of the Fir.t Presbyterian obnrob next Tuesday evening at 7 :30 oclock. Please be prompt Hetle, Barken. We wish to annoonoe to yon that Kirk 202 E.

Main street, have reoently arranged with ua for the exclusive agenoy of oar line of barbers supplies and furniture. By so doing they can supply you with sundry articles at our catalogue prices, thereby saving you the ex press charges, return money charges and the necessary waiting whioh follows in ossc your orders arc forwarded to 'the house. Hoping you will grant them a liberal share of your patronage we remain, Truly yours, Melchior Chicago, Feb. 28, '95. 14518 OLE A.TU.NG MILLINERY SALE, 120 EAST MAIN STREET.

We Have on Hand Too Many STYLISH HATS AND BONNETS. Ribbons, Feathers and Ornaments. Everything has io go before the close of the season. 1 ,000 amnants of Silk Ribbons in lengths of not less than a yard will be eold at 3, 4 and 5 cents a yard. L.

HERRMANN, Wholesale and Retail Millinery. 120 EL Main Street, SIDICTHID LEADERS MUNYOIPS HOMEOPATHIC, REMEDIES. TIHETY-rOUB DIFFEBENT MEDICINES. MID TILE CO. 4 1 7 E.

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