Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

YOUR NAME IN PRINT. Items of a Personal Character cerning Logansporters and Their Friends. In the city yesterday: I. S. Romig, the attorney of South Bend.

Ryan and Pollard of Delphi. Niok Heinrick, a tobacco salesman of Zanesville, Obio. James Shinn is here from Chicago. Jobn M. Baker is at Chicago on business.

George Beroth bas returned from Kokomo. Mrs. A. E. Flora of was 1p the city yesterday.

Mrs. Charles Selgmund, la the guest of relatives at Chicago. Miss Dora-Schrock was la the city yesterday the guest of friends. J. F.

Comingore W86 at Kokomo yesterday the guest of friends. S. B. Patterson, manager of Dolan'g opera house, will go to Chicago today. Mra.

Julia Chapman was at Peru yesterday to attend the funeral of 8 relative. Mra. Hulds Reed of Fulton, is the gueet of her daughter Mrs. Will Kline of the city. C.

F. Moore returned Monday from Lafayette alter a stay of several days with relatives. G. F. Conn was bere Sunday from Cincinnati.

He is DOW 8 traveling photographer. Mre. Charles Horloff of Chicago was here yesterday to attend the RadkeyFiddling wedding. Bert Walter la expected home today his company having closed the season in Kentucky Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. T. N. Hardin and daugbter Misa Emma of Indianapolie, are in the city visiting friends. Mrs.

Andrew Stevens and daughter, Mies Nellie, are at Indianapolis ea joying the May Music festival. Mra. J. B. Stanley returned yesterday from Goodland after a stay of 8 week with friends and relatives.

All Anderaoo and wife will soon remove from Anderson to the city. They are bere for a visit this week. Kokomo Tribune: Mrs. Harry Thompson of Logansport, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Matilda Sayder.

Mre. John Shafer is here from Pleasant Hill, Ohio, guest of her sister, Mre. G. N. Baker of No.

1320 North atreet. A. B. Miller and family who have been in the city for several months have gose to their summer home, at Cape May, N. J.

Joba Clifton of Peru was here yesterday looking after the contract for brick for the proposed additions to the Northern Iodiana hospital at Long Clift. Apotber party of Logansporters will make a tour of Europe, expecting 10 be absent a goar. It will ba made up of Capt. Snider and wife and Miss Mayme Foreman. C.

F. Weigand la at Chicago. He has resigned hia position as operator for the Indiana gas company, and it is gold will try to have a branch office of the postal telegraph established in the city. At the Indiacapolis May Musio tival yesterday were Mrs. Robert Humpbreys, Mra.

John Tipton, Mra. JoLn Alber, Mra. Charles Stevenson and Mies Mayme Magee of the city. A number of other Logansport music lovers are also attending. John W.

Wild and Isaac Wild of Clay townsbip, Lave gone to Richmood, in answer LO a telegram that tbelr father was dying. The latter, Dr. John Wild, was for many years, 8 well. known Clay township resident. Theatrical Matters.

Among the bookings already made for the next season by Manager Patterson of the local play house are the following: Rice's 1492." for Nov. 26tb, "The Wicklow Postman" Thankegiving night, Nov. 28tb; "Aladdin, Jr." Dec. 26th; Denman Thompson in Old Homestead" March 28th; "Span of Lite" Feb. 14tb; Ball." March 16tb: G.

Field's minstrels, Sept. 12th; Murray Mack, August 27b. Newnpaper Man and Playwright. Paul Wilstach, Lafayette Dews man, has broken into the field paper of comedy writing, as will be seen by the following dispatch: Wilstach of Lafayette, has written a comedy, Wrong which has been accepted by Tim Murpby, and which will be produced for the first time st Washington on the 19th of August. Percy Winter will etage the piece." Niko: 13 wast you CAD get at lees than laoturers' cost on consignment.

We sell forty patterne today. Come before too late. TRADE PALACE. THE LEADER. Will open for business Wednesday, May 15, with every department complete in all that is new and Desirable in DRY GOODS, A souvenier given each customer on Wednesday, May 15.

Rice, Styles NO. 315 FOURTH STREET. Are you going to build, Repair or Want a Veranda? See Thompson's Lumber Company. They buy cheap and sell cheap. Yard and Office, Sixth and High Street.

FOGLESONG BROS. Undertakers and 0000.00 And Retail Dealera in FURNITURE all Kinds and UPHOLSTERING. 424 BROADWAY, Day or Night, Phone No 99. Calle Promptly COCKBURN BROS. on Mortgnge Security 02 Easy Money to Loan Monthly Paymonts.

Accident, Plate Glass and We Write Fire, Life, Insurance. Sell Real Estate. Cull and See Us, Buy Ortico Rooms 2 and 3 Spry Bullding. DAILY JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING.

MAY 15. Biorcie aboce only $1 50-Stevenson Klingick. carpets at 50 cents on the Got your dollar-Trado Palace. W. Traut bas placed a fret class for keoping butter in his grocery.

prices are not down for a week, they're always down -Boston Sample Shoe Co. for 15 and 20 cent wash 51 coats The sale atarts today at the taorice. Beo Hire. Acute and chronio catarrh, bay fever diseases of the throat, by Dr. J.

and H. Sbultz, 412 Fourth street. For Sale--Desirable residence lots in Coliege Hill plat on reasonable terms. Inquire of Gordon Cockburn. A fine young horse owned by Chas.

was injured recently in 8 Woodling, collision with a barbed wire fence. Spoolal sale of black silka, satins, all at prices to closo at the Trade Palsco. Forty pieces to select from. it's thoes, and next it will And cow aboes, and thereafter it will be be shoes at lees than othor dealers can 'oz -Boston Sample Shoe Co. buy The greatest wash goods salo ever inaugurated la Logausport starts today tho Bae Hire, cases of these at choicest wash fabrics are to go at 64 See our silk sale today, 40 places -aect us by the Hascal Silk Manufasturing Co.

on consignment to close at Come along. Satin any prico. -dames, beaudesotea, satin luxors, satin ducheis-Trade Palace. AN ARM DISLOCATED Wm. Warner Injured In An Encounter With Judson Dunham, Whole Fined.

Dr. Hatch was called in Monday evening to repair Will Wagner'e right whiob bad, it was stated, been arm, dislocated at the shoulder by blow the forearm from the Bet of Judupon 600 Dunham, over whose head it W88 also alleged, Wagner at the time beid butcher's cleaver. Wagner 18 the butcher on Sixth street and the alleged figbs occurred at bis shop. When Wagner's arm was dislocated the quarrel ceased, and the final scene took place yesterday at 'Squire Laing's court, where Dunham plead guilty in two cases to assault and battery On Wagner, and secured 'the Anes Im. posed.

FOR THE PLAINTIFF John N. Spencer la Glven Special Vordiet for His Suit Against the P. E. F. A.

A special verdlet for the plantiff RAB found yesterday morning at 3 o'clock by the jury in the case of Joba N. Spencer vs the Pennsylvania Belief Fund Association for alleged sick benefits. The amount allowed him in case the lawls with bim, la $122.40. The sult zrew out of the refusal of the Relief Fund association to pay henefits to Spencer while he was laid with a broken leg. recelved last up fourth of July at Burnetteville while wrestling with Cbarles Granger.

The allegation on which the refusal of the relief was based, R'89 that Spencer was Intoxicated at the time of his Injury. ADDITIONAL ITEMS. F. A. Dykeman bag placed 8 new oven in his bakery.

secret, worth 25 cents, this Maggie's week for 10 centa--Foley. See tbe lovely bargains in dress goods at the Trade Palace. Jesse Delawter, bookkeeper at Keesling'8, 18 reported eick. Men's top sole Congreag shoes 95 Klinsick. Corsets, corsete, to your own satisfaction, E.t the Trade Palace.

John C. McGregor has' sued P. B. Titus, clalming attorney fees amounting to $100. Mrs.

J. B. Shultz who is at Indian. apolis for vialt with relatives, la re. ported very sick.

A new awning has been placed in position at the front of John Mulcahey's cigar store. June Paugh 13 employed as boy by the Weatera Ualon telgonger egraph company. Architect Rhodes is preparing plane for Peter Petrie's new $2,500 realdence on Ottawa street. A daughter of the Rev. W.

R. Wouee lost a much prized ring at the Central sobool building Monday. Peter Boyle and Wm. Carroll wore yesterday on trial before the Mayor for alleged They Eettled. Gus Burgman was yesterday: Gned $10 and costa by the Mayor for 80 alleged violation of the screen ordinance.

We don't have to offer baits to get people into our store. Our prices are always lower than anybody else's. Nothing reserved- Boston Sample Shoe Co. Wm. Smith of Keokuk, Iowa, will next week open up a coffee and spice house on Market street, In the Spry bulldog.

A portion of the big chimney on the old electric light and power house fell Moodsy night with a crash that stirred the neighborhood. Representatives the Tuesday night club of thie are astonding the meeting at Huntiogton of the diana Union of Literary clubs. Go with the crowd to South Bend next Thursday. Train leaves Vanda lia station at 1 o'clock p. m.

returning leaves South Bend 11 o'clock. Fare for round All members of Diana Temple are requested to be at Castle Hall day afternoon at 2:30. Business of importance. By order of M. E.

Mame Vansteenberg. The aged father of Jobn Box who was formerly in the insurance busi. ness in Logansport, was Monday killed by a street car at Chicago. The deceased once lived in Carroll county. B.

Schnadig, F. Schnadfg acd S. Woll, making up the new dry goods firm of B. Sshaadig which will 9000 open a stock at the room occupied by the New Fashion store, are in the city, and with their families are for the time at the Barnett hotel. To go or not to go -that is the question.

Why go of course. The man who hesitates gets left. Take ing! Be ture to be at the Vandalis station next Thursday in time for the Knights Templar special train for South Bend. Fare for round trip $2. We Will Continue these Prices for few More Days.

Our New Store will be chuck full of mone! saving goods tomorrow, Read. Read. Read. Mens good suits, spring styles $4.50. Boys good suits, light colors $3.50.

Childrens double breasted suits 88c. Mens summer underwear only 19c. STRAW HATS. Lower than any house in the city. Be sure and see our Blouse Waists at 25c.

Ladies fine Satin Scarfs 25c, others ask 50c. Silver Lace Pins with purchases, HARRY FRANK TO BB SURB. New York, Logansport, Delphi, Flora. CHEAP SUITS Sold by STEELE YOUKEY. All wool; tailor mad fit guaranteed.

All we ask is for you to CA perfect and see our line and we can sell you a suit made to Queen's taste Steele Youkey 404 Broadway. Up Stairs. Crop Report for May. The May returns of the Department of Agriculture show AD increase in wheat of 15 points from the April belog 81.9 against 81.4. The average, of the principal winter wheat averages states are: Ohio, 85; Michigan, 75; Indians, 87; Illinoi8, 90; Missouri, 90; Kansas, 48; Calitorola, 97.

The average of the seven stales is 82 3. againat 81.51 in April, being an increase of a littlo less than one point. In the southern states the average ranges from 55 la Texas to 93 in Alabama. Winter rye, like wheat has advanced nearly two pointe elace last month. the for May being 88.7 againet 87 average for the same date in April.

The per centage of New York 97; Penneylvania 92; Kansas, 54. The prospects for througbout the rye belt are fair, rye excopi in the state of Naw York, where it la too dry. while in the Blates of Minnesota and Kansas the crop K'88 considerably damaged by the severe winter has not recovered. The average condition of winter is 94. against 82.3 in the month barley of May, 1894, and 88 6 in 1893.

The lowest conditions are lo Texas. Iowa, Indiana, and the highest in New York, I California and Oregon. The condition of spring pasture la 89.7; of mowing lands, 89.4. The proportion of spring plowing done May let la reported 88 82 8 per cent. against 83 5 last year and 73.4 In 1893, Corner Stone Laying.

The corder stone of the new chapel at the Culver Military academy at Marmont, will be laid June 16th, with all the ceremonies usually attending such an event. The Masona will have charge of the affair. Frank B. Gavin, Master Mason, will make an address. A Eermon will also be delivered by Bishop White.

The wedding of Manasseh Martin of Washington township. with Miss Laura Schwain was solemnized yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mre. Henry Schwalm. The Rev.

Gilbert Small performed the ceremony. The couple will reside on the groom's farm. Licensed to Wed. Manasseh M. Martin and Laura E.

Schwalm. L. Porter and Fannie M. Charles Stover. FERNANDO CLELLAND LA KIN Name and He 10 Charged WI the Theft of a Bicycle.

Fernando Clelland of Adams tor abip, is charged with the theft of bicyolo belonging to Walter Lewis 1 Broadway wheel merchant. It alleged that Clolland bired machine three weeks ago and falled bring it back. He has been arrest Sheriff Chas. Homburg and Patrolm Cane Connty Sommer Normal School. Tho summor normal school will be held at the old high school bullding, July 15th to August 28d, 1895.

Tui. tion for the term (alx weeka) payable July 15tb, $5. Per week, $1, payable each Monday. No deduction will be made for aby reason. The following courses wIll be offored: Physiologs and Reading Temperance, and Literature- History and Civil Government.

J. E. Layton, Instructor. Arithmetie, Geography and Gramwar-Edgar Psychology A. H.

Douglass. Instructor. Packard. inatructor. Economy- -J.

11. und Gardner, Drawing--P. Instructor. B. Salon, lastractor.

Class divisions will be 50 arranged as to be advantagoous to all who tended last summer, 88 well as those who did not attend. Poreone destring to board and room etudonts and those desiring further information, address J. H. GARDNER, Couaty Supt. Logansport, Ind.

Pensions for Logansport Widows. Mary A. 8 soldier's widow, has been granted a pension of a month. Martba A Benefel of the North Side, widow of the late J. W.

Benefel has been given a pension of $12 month, dating from July, 1894. Jacob Yeakley Hurt, Jacob Yeakley was Monday thrown from a wagon in 8 raDaway near his home, four and a ball miles south of and is now laid up with a Logansport, fractured rib and a seriously bruised shoulder. Dr. Bradfeld la attending bim. A Plea for a Divorce.

Rose Reames of this city demands a divorce from Wm. J. Reames of Wol. cott, alleging in her complaint that the defendant has been cruel in his treatment of her and has bad a doncy toward drunkenness. Manager J.

B. Skinner of the tral Union Telephone exchange, has been granted a three weeks' vacation. which be will spend In AD effort to regain his health. He haa served the constantly and well for six company years. Kleckner bringing him in yesterdi He was leet evening placed in jail will be given hearing today.

bicycle was said to bave been sold Monticello. Tokio. Gentlemen, have you seen th new and popular shoe called 1 "Tokio?" It is a fitter and it is har sowe. Pilling, 412 Broadway, them. Shines free.

Three Button Itaif Shoe, The new three button halt sho are going to be worn, and are qu the thing for ladies. Neut, cool a comfortable. Pilling the shoe has them in all style toes. Up to Date That is what people say abo Pilling's sboes. Always the ideas, and price always the low for first class goods.

Shines free, monkey show free. Yes, Pilling has the monk. Columbia Bicyclen. Columbia bicycles are the stands bicycles of the world. Who is it ch don't know what 8 Columbia Any man.

even a little boy, seeing Columbia will say. why, that's a umbia; that's a good wheel, that We all like to have people ke that we have a good wheel. Th why not buy the best? Buy umbia. Go to Pilling, 412 Broadw He will show you all the good pot and tell you all about them. LINCOLN WASHINGTON PILLING, 412 Broadway Logansport, U.

S. A. If son want your lace curtains: look the game as pew, send them us for laundrying. A long experien in this line of work enables us guarantee satisfaction. CAMPBELL BROS 420 Market.