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a DOCTORED Them When They Were Fery Little Greens, And Sara That They Were Mean From Their Childhood Up. Dr. Wilson, formerly of Young America, now located at Frankfort, 18 disgusted with the report that Amer Green was innocent. ConcernAng his feellogs the Frankfort News says: "Years ago, Dr. Wilson, of this, city, resided Dear Youog America, the Green home, and when the little Amer and Billie would tarry too long in the early summer to the orchard, or would go out to the winter without mittens or overshoes, 1t wag always Dr.

Wilson who was called to administer the proper medicines to keep the lite la the little Greens and the doctor says never 1o all his experience did he see sucb naturally mean children as they were. As they grew older their evil spirit. increased correspondingly. Although he would meation no names. Dr.

Wilson says be bae long known the leader of the Carroll county mob which choked the lite out of Amer years ago, and be 18 a man of such sterling worth that without the best of assurance he would never have assisted in the banging ot Green. The noctor scoffs at the idea of Amer's baring been guiltless and believes the story was either concocted by an ambitious newspaper correspondent or by per- sons thinking it might bring the release of Bill, now dying in the Michigan City prison. NOVEL PARADE By the Elk3 Band to Boom the Korn Karnival. The attendance at the kora karnival last bight was indeed encourag1ng to the Elks' baod. The program WAS, as usual, highly entertaining.

Fornoft's orcnestra readered several selections. Charles Burke 83Dg 8 solo and Willle Wilkie exhibited the wonders in the animal tent. The programme tonight will be on the order of 8 burlesque circus in which the celebrated Splvan8 family will appear. The Electric Shock Brothers will also be 00 hand and give a exhibition of "acrobatic feets" and trick riding on the backs of a troupe of wild horses. There will also be a Roman chariot race.

The parade of the band at noon today was a good card. The costumes were very attractive. Major Whiskers (James McKague) appeared in the parade driving his gray charger, "Rag Picker." CHICAGO MARKETS Receired Dally by W. W. Milner, at G.

A. K. Building. Chiosgo, Jan. 13, 1808.

Wheat--May opened at unigh, low, closed, 904c. Wheat--For July opened, 80; closed, 81c. Corn -May, opened, 29c; high, low, closed at 29gc. Oats--For May opened, 234c; high, 234c; low, 234c; closed at Pork--May opened, high, low, closed, $9.42. Hogs--Opened strong.

Receipts of bogs estimated receipts of hogs for tomorrow, 37,000 head. For mixed, for heavy, rough, light, 03.45@#3.66. Cattle--Receipts, sheep, 12,000. Cattle strong: sheep strong. Curb, 904c; Puts, 90c; Calls, BATTLE AX Badly Frightened, by a Great Big Bomb, For some time past the colored boy 89 Battle Ax has been In the habit of entering 8 certain doctor shop on Dead Row about o'clock 10 the morning, planting himself in an easy chair near the stove and sleeping for an hour or two.

He did this regardless of who happened to be present, naturally, became 8 nuisance. This morning when the doctor reached his office and found Battle Ax sound asleep, be procured 8 giant fire cracker and placing it beneath the chair, touched it off. The explosion was when Battle reacbed the floor again he ran out of the office, 8 badly frigbtened coon. It 13 sate to say that Battle will sleep no more in that big arm chair. Lenehna Arrested.

Ben F. Lenehan, a young printer, at ODe time employed bere by Wilson, Humphreys was arrested at Marion Tuesday and taken to Wabash, where be will be required to answer to the charge of having trryed a Miss Mollie Risser of that town into a bogus marriage. The Weather. The Weather. Generally fair todigt.t and Friday.

RAILROAD BREVITIES. Short Itemg of Interest Gathered From Sources. The Vandalla in December earned gross, $34,360 more than in ber, 1896. Owing to clever cocaterfeiting, the Erie lines have called to their milebooks. In the year 1897 there were 48 per8009 killed in Ohio at crossings of railroads and grades.

Over 400,000 bicycles were carried as baggage by the Pennsylvania lines east or Pittsburg and Erle during 1897. During December the receipts of the Pennsylvania god Vandalra lines at Indianapolis were $14,538.49 larger than for the same month of 1896. There is said to be good foundation for the statement that the Wabaah will construct a line connecting the Toledo with the Detroitline. There were 279,662 carloads of live stock brought to Chicago during the year 1897. This exceeds by 295 the number of carloads in the year 1896.

The largest engines in the world have just been bullt for the Montana division of the Great Northero railroad. Each weighs 212,750 pounds and bag eigbt driving wheels. A few years ago Lafayette was an important division point on the Wa-1 bash. Now tratamen do not receive orders there, neither are they re- quired to register at the station. At a recent meeting ct the stockholders James McCrea, James J.

Turper, W. R. McKeen and George E. Farrington were elected directors of the Terre Haute Logansport and Indiana Lake Michigan railroad companies. The Vaadalla received 90 carloads of freight from two boats Sunday at St.

An extra train of 30 cars had to be run out and still everything was crowded with freigbt. It Is the second biggest day lo the history of that dock's receiving of shipments. D. T. Bacon, formerly of this city, has been re-elected manager of the Indiana car service association, with heedquarters at lodianapolis.

Twelve roads are represented in the aesociatiod, and it expects to broaden its territory. During last year 8,430 more care were reported than in the previous year. General Manager Turner, General Passenger Agent Brunner and SuperIntendents Miller, McKeen and Hatch, of the Vandalia, passed through the city at 10:40 this moralog in Mr. Turner's private car, No. 28, attached to the regular train, en route north over the Michigan divl-) BIOD, on an inspection tour.

The "Pennsylvania Limited" which left Chicago over the Fort Wayne road for New York yesterday afternoon is eaid to be the finest train in the world. No expense hag been spared in its equipment and the Pullman company was instructed to build a train which ebould contain everything that money could provide in the way of comfort, convenience and safety. Three trains have been built for the Chicago-New York service and the first of them went out yesterday. Grand Master Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen said in an interview that he regarded the consummation of the federation of the five railway brotberhoods as a foregone conclusion. Mr.

Sargent Bays he bas word from Grand Master Morrissey that the trainmen have voted almost unanimously for tederation: from Chief Clark, of the conductors, that they have voted for federation; from Chief Powell, of the telegraphers, that of the 525 lodges 300 have voted and are solid for it. Chief Arthur, of the engineers, sends word that his organization, in all probsbility, will endorse the scheme at the coming meeting at St. Louis. Roman's Relief Corps No. 30 In joint fastallation with Post 14, of the G.

A. has installed the following officers: Pres. --Maria S. Schlater. Senlor Vice Pres.

-Emma McJohnston. Junior Vice Pres. -Emma Bachapan. Chaplain -Martha Thompson. Secetary-Lizzie Brown.

Treasurer -Emma Trick. Conductor--Carrie Stukey. Asa't. Conductor- -Minnie Higbee. Guard--Mary Harris.

As9't. Guard--Belle Nash. In Case of Fire. There has been some talk of the danger of fre breaking out at the rink. during the progress of the Kora Karoival.

There 15 DO more danger than at aDJ other time, but to insure perfect safety three fire extinguishers have been placed in the rink and's line of hose stretched. Chief Sellers is also OD band each evening. The three large doors could be opened at a mOment's notice and crowd could escape in three minates. A WARRANT Oat for the Arrest of C. E.

Ererett, He Who Proposed to Build au Electric Lire South From Logansport. Charles E. Everett, chairman of the Allen county Republican committee. he who. with J.

T. McNary, proposed to build an electric line south from Logansport to Bpol1s, is wanted 1p Adams county to answer to the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, but the accused cannot be found. Lately he has been engaged in some enterprises in Chicago, and tha sherif of Adams county bad Pinkerton detectives looking for him there. The warrant issued from Adams county alleges that Everett secured $2,000 by inducing Dr. H.

M. Aspy and George Bolds, of Decatur, to endorse a. note for him and giving them 88 security mortgages on land in Allen county. A dispatch from catur says that investigation has sbowo that the mortgages were forgeries and that the persons whose names appeared on them owned no such land as described. The Fort Wayue Sentinel states that Everett is charged with swindling parties there out of $700, and that an effort will be made to indict him.

LIFE POLICIES NOT TAXABLE. Supreme Court of Indiana So Decides Bat an Appeal May be Taken. The Supreme court of Indiana dedided yesterday that life Insurance policies were not tartble under the present constitution and laws of the state. Justice McCabe, who wrote the opinion, WAS supported by Justices Hackney and Jordan. Justices Howard and Monks dissent.

In support of the argument that the legislature of 1891 did not intend to provide for the taxation of life fosurance policies it was pointed out that the tax law passed that year did not provide any regulation for the valuation of policies. In that and subsequent statues the legialature, it de recalled, provided special regulations for the valuation of all other classes of property that are difficult to value. Justice Howard in the dissenting opinion took to the view that ance policies had a "property" value and that under the constitution and the general terms of the tax law all kinds of property must be assessed unless it be specifically exempted by the constitution. The case may be taken to the 80- preme court of the United States. The board of tax commissioners will meet this week to decide.

MUTUAL INSURANCE. Meeting of the Tri-County Association in This City Today. T'he Tri-County Mutual Protective association is bolding a meeting today at the court house to elect officers for the ensuing year and to hear the reports of last year's work. The business of the association 18 confined to the counties of Case, Mutml and Howard, The Insurance corupany was organized in October, 1895, and DON has 923 policies 10 force, and the amount of insurance aggregates $1,210,000. The mem-1 bers of the association have through this mutual method of ingorance obtained protection for their property at a very small outlay.

Death of Mrs. Keeport. Mrs. Susanna Keeport, widow of the late David Keeport, died at 11 o'clock last night at her home pear the lime zilns of general debility, aged 75 years. The funeral will be held Salurday morning at 10:30 from the Dunkard church at Adamsboro.

The cortege will leave the house at 10 o'clock. Rev. D. P. Shively will offciate.

Interment wIll be made at Adamsboro. Killed by a Tree. John residing fo Tipton townrhip, near the county line, was killed Monday by a falling tree. He was cutting the tree down and when it started to fall he ran beneath 1t and was instantly killed. How to Male Sardine Sandwiches.

Open a small box of sardines and after removing the fish allow cold water to gently 1 now over thera to remove the oil, which is invariably poor. Remove the skin from the fish and pound or chop fine, with a hard boiled egg for every 4 fish. Work into a paste with tablespoonduls of salad dressing to every eg egg used. Season with salt and pepper, spread. over thin slices of bread from which the crust has been trimmed and form into sandwiches.

Anchories may be used instead of sardines. How to Devil Turtle Steak, Mir 8 teaspoonfal of cornmeal and half a teaspoonful of dry mustard with half a gill of orange juice. Spread this paste over turtle steak, grease the chafing dish and cook the steak in it for 5 minutes on each side. Serve hot with currant jelly. FAVORABLY REPORTED.

McKenna Will Likely be Confirmed as Judge of the Supreme Coort. Special to the Pharos. Washington, D. Jan. senate committee on judiciary today decided to report gavorably on the nomination of Attorney General McKenna tu be a justice of the supreme court.

ADDITIONAL ITEMS. Who ever heard of dried fruit selling 25 for 3c 50 lb -Traut. cent to per discount cloaks. -Trade Palace. Frank Beamer has resigned bis position at Wandrei's restaurant.

His health is not good. Thousands are taking advantaged: our great muslin sale and sheetings, at the Trade Palace. Way abouldn't we be busy? In's a clear saving of from 25 to 50 per cent on linens and remnants. -Bee Elye. Our liven sale of white goods, bed spreads, papkios, towels and crashes, 18 the talk of the town, Trade Palace.

A borse beionging to John W. Izor, of 705 Helm street, became entaogled in the halter strap Friday night and hung itself. The Marinkuckee Lake Ice pady has harvested but 3 000 top8. when its houses hare 8 capacity for 25.000 tons. Mra.

Sarah A. Brown, fesiding on Michigan avenue, who has traveled extensively, says she will visit the, Yukon gold felds in the spring. Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hibernians, will give a ball and supper at Dolan McHale's hall on the night of February 22d, Washington's birthday. The wate rin the Wabash river has risen about five feet since yesterday and the surface 15 covered with coat of ofl.

The oil comes from the waste at Peru. There will be an important meeting of the Sexeanial league on Friday evening, January 14th. Every member abould be -D. E. Deizell, secretary.

Henry Voss and family and Gustave Geyer aod family, of Lafayette, are in the city. They came to attend the funeral of Mr. Vosa' brother, the late Otto Voss. Miss Feen Dunn, purse in hos. pital at Portland, Oregon, is here on a visit with relatives! She is stopping with ber sister, Mrs.

Andy Hubler, on North ftreet. The rush No lady, when she sees our dress goods, rempants and patterns, also silks, cannot help to buy at the low prices made to close all out in a few days. -Trade Palace. Mre. Richason, wife of the bash passenger conductor, returned today to her home in Detroit.

She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Spitznagle, who will reside with her in the future. Hon. Patrick Keefe. of Kentiand, was in the city today en route to Tipton, where he will deliver an addreas tonight, Mr.

Keefe feels confident that Indiana will go Democratic nes: fall. Two veterans of the late war, both strangers, were before the mayor this morning, charged with having been lotoxicated. They promised to leave the city if discharged, and His Honor took them at their word. Archie, the 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Calvert died at 2:30 yesterday afternoon at the family res. idence, 1603 Smead street, of spasms. The foneral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence, Rev. Stewart officiating. Interment in Mt.

Hope cemetery. Martin Hughes, the plumber, called at A. W. Stevene' plumbing establishment this afternoon to collect house rent from Harry Wickwire, The men got into a controversy, end1ng in a fight, in which Wickwire's superior strength and elze won the victory. No one much hurt and DO arregt8.

How an Egg Should Be Boiled. There is no better way to boil an egg than pot to pot ic on the fire at all. Instead of this the boiling water should be poured upon the eggs, and they then should covered, and set aside for ten minates. Cooks who try this recipe complain of its uncertainty. If the eggs are done "just right," they are perfection, the white a thick custard and the yolk smooth and rich.

But sometimes, at the end of the ten minntes, they are scarcely "set" at all, and sometimes they are too hard. The reason for this occasional failure is that a proper amount of water has not been allowed. This varies according to the contents of the saucepan. There should be half pint of -and it should hare boiled bard for several moments before 15- ing--for each egg. How to Make Savory Butter.

Pound to 8 paste 4 ounces of rich cheese with small piece of butter (this varies with the dryness of the cheese), a couple of spoonfuls of vinegar from pickled walnuts, good dash of cayenne, a destertspoonful of emance of anchovy and the same of mustard. This mixture, by the bye, if heated over the Are makes a deliciona, toast A Great Slaughter JOHN GRAY'S ON White Bed Spreads, Marseilles and Honey Comb Quilts, special prices during January On a very large stock which is thoroughly complete in particular prices to suit all. Come in and inspect the stock before it is picked over. A. S.

Everett, A.M.,M.D. Practice limited to Dyspepsia and the rational treatment of Chronic Gastric and Intestinal I Disorders. Consultation and Prescriptions by mail, Flat 61.58, Greenwood, Ave, Chicago, Ills. All kinda Insurance and Loans. or Ingurante aDd Bonds written in Arst: class companics.

Money to loan 6 per cent, S. M. Closson, 319 Pearl St. DR. C.

D. EVERSOLE'S DENTAL PARLORS Over Porter's New Drug Store, Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. New Undertakers. 203 Market street, Hoppe Building. Daniel Killian Co.

Della Kilian promptly was for attended many to, years day or foreman night. for Mr. Charles L. Woll. Telephone old 281, new 817 Dr.

E. S. Hunt, -DENTISTAll the Jatest discoveries in medicine and appliances relieve pain methode, in extraction modern or prices. allof teeth. Modera work guaranteed.

John Gray's on Fourth street. Telephono No. 828. McConnell McConnell $50,000 6 per cent Money to Loan. Call now Office Opposite Court House.

DAILY PHAROS THURSDAY, JAN. 13, 1895. CITY NEWS See our dried fruit display--Trays Fresh oyaters at Vince on Third street. Ohoice raisins, prunes and peaches, 3c 10-Traut. Miss Mamie Kline, of 410 North street, is on the sick list.

The fishing at Lake Maxinkuckee la excellent. Col. Andrew Voorhees sent in some fine bass yesterday. At. time of going to press the Trade Palace maslto underwear department was crowded with eager buyers.

The Esstend Pleasure club is make 1ng elaborate preparations for sue ball to be given Monday night at the G. A. R. ball. The ice weat out of Eel river last evening without doing any damage.

The water today is no higher than common at this seasoD of the year. Evaasville bas a taxpayers union. Has the time arrived when. property owners must organize so protect themselves from excessive, taxation? The tuaeral of the late Samuel Kinzie, of Adamsboro, was beld at 1 o'clock this afternoon from the DuDkard church at Mexico. Interment was made in the cemetery at Mexico, Last evening a orowd of friends sailed on Miss Lizzle Hoffman, at her home on west Wheatland street, to remind her of her 19th birthday.

Cards and dancing were the features of the evening. Refreshments were served. The Woman's Mental Culture club at the Eastend, mgt, this afternoon with Mrs. Cassidy, at ber home on east Market street. The club has taken up the study ot ancient bistory which is proving decidedly interesting to the members.

The Sterling Remedy company, 8 large concern st present in Detroit, wisbes to change its location. It Logansport can offer lodacements ever other cities, which the company has now under consideration, it secure the enterprise. It will take $12,000 to $15,000 to secure the plant. The funeral of the late Otto Voss WA8 held at 2:30 p. m.

today from the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voss, 00 the Northvide. The services were. conducted by Ray Tirmenstein, pastor.

of- the German Lutheran church. Intermont was made 10 Mt. Hope cemetery, There vas very large attendance at the funeral. The nuion marched in body to the residence. SALE OF FINE WINTER SHOES Which must be closed out at one-third their value to make room for our large Purchase of Spring Goods.

These shoes are first class and must sell. Come while the sizes are here and get your choice. 1 A ELIAS WINTER. Shoe Sture, 510 Broadway, NO DANGER! Teeth extracted without pain Or after effects, such as sore mouth, sore gums, etc. Absolutely safe and painles, WITHOUTPLATES The most natural-looking artificial Teeth on new method PLATES, guaranteed to fit.

Thetinest and best metbod of CROWN and BRIDGE Work, Display. 35c, 50c and 75c. No charge for extracting without pain when new teeth are to be supplied. Dr. W.

T. Hurtt, 311 1-2 Fisher's Fourth Drug St. 8tor AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. DOLAN, MANAGER.

Saturday, January 15th, '98. The Natural Irish Character Comedian, TOM NAWN In the Laughing Success. Shanty Town "AN OLD HOMESTEAD. IN IRISH" By OPIE READ. BIG STAR CAST Two car loads of Special Scenery.

A Perfect Natural Play. Magoificent Production. See the Funny Goats. See the Beautiful Stage Effects. See tho Grand ry HALL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, (Eatablished 1887), (Incorporated 1804).

Employs mere persons than any other similar tostitution in this part of the country. Hall's Business College Has secured more poaltione for worthy young men and women during the past year than all other commercial schools in this part of the State combined, Hall's Business College Has better rooms and is better equipped than. aDy of its competitors. Hall's Business College Enrolled more studenta during the year 2897, than curing aDy previous year. If ty secure a position HALL'S BUSINESS College Cor.

Broadway and 6th Street, CF. MOORE Preat. THE First National Bank Leransport, Indiana. CAPITAL $250,000 A. J.

MURDOCK, PRESIDENT, W. 1 W. ROSS, CASHIER, J. F. BROOKMEYER, ASST.

CASHIER. DIRECTORS: A. J. Murdock, W. Briaghurst, Dennis (hi, B.

8. Rice, B. F. Yantis. I M.

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