Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 1

A Great 2,000 Shirt Waists Bought At 25C on The Dollar. $3.60 and $4.00 qualities now $1.50 3.00 and 2.60 qualities now 1.00 2.00 and 160 qua ities now 75 1.25 and 1.00 qualities now 69 76 and 60 qualities now 30 Come early and get first choice. AH Wash Goods at your own prices. 6 000 yards Organdy the best in market All our'" All -But -Silk" New Dress Goods more Attractive Bargains in every department- We must clean up our buyers are east and in a very few days the NEW FALL GOODS will be rolling in. BROADWAY.

306 FOURTH ST, Clothes up to Date Have been in great favor at our establishment. Fact la no one line of woolens and worsteds to select from ttn Important Features In the niake-up clothes work their superiority. We are not tbejoheapest tailors but ojahn to be, the Carl W. Keller, Taller and Draper. 3" Market Street.

See Our Prices on Granite Ware 4 quart Sauce Pan 6 quart Sauce Pan 8 quart Sauce Pan 10-quart Sauce Pan 12 quart Sauce Pan 6 quart Milk Pan 4 quart Coffee Pot 6 pint Tea Pot No. 28 Wash Pan No, 30 Wash Pan Cuspidors T. J. FLANEQIN, 310 Market 25c 35c 40c 50c 6Bc "16.0' 50c 35c 20c 2Bc 26c St. Logansport I Valley Cas to Three State Conventions to They Meet, But Do Little-National, Negro Democratic League Convenes in Chicago; Ottumwo, Aug: 10:55 Wednesday forenoon state democratic conven'tion'was called to 'order by Chairman -the state central Opera licfuse, where 1 the'convuntion was held, was filled with delegates and visit-! o'rs.

The decorations elegant nature. Prayer was. oft'eiicd Rev. Eussell, of the'West mission, of this city. or-frniiization was announced ns fpllow.s; Temporary chairman, Judge A.

Von- waffcnen, of Sioux 1 secretary, J. M. Kaseart, assistant secretaries, H. Qlllesuier-DeB 'Moined county; 0. E.

Hull, Decatur, county, and T. J. Grlgsrs, D.lcklnson county. Mayor I). A.

Loforce, of O'ttijinwa, delivered the address of welcorae and the response was by Van Wogenen. of appreciation Judge VanJ hv.ered his address. The district- forenoon named the, foUowins: as district First, A. H. 'Second, Thomafc Staplct.on, Third, M.

Fourth, Andrew. L. Hanllo, 1'ifth, Metzgnr, Marshalltown; Sixth, Perry En- glo, Newton: Seventh, Polk county; Eighth, D. C. BradlcyvCenter.vflle; Ninth J.

J. Shea, Butler, Fort F. F. Roe, Caatanla. The IllluoU Springfield, 111., Aug.

to er.Vai&.lliOO Wednesday -morning-by ilMm'ffnV -Sfaxnvell. Kev. prajrcd. There- i'ln speech Chairman-Maxwell we.re such that they TOtJB.t- for Brynn'and Altgeld. E.

a short speech; in 1 until the committee organiza- Natural and Artificial Gas Bills due the first of each month, ten day's grace, All bills payable at the offtee of the Company, 317 Pearl Street. Special-Low rates on heaters during 'the months of May, June, July August and Sept- tern ber Invitations- Are alwayi appreciated and especially so when tMtafnlly gotten up. THK JOURNAL Job Printing Department making a ipeciilty'bf'- Mu8 A NOTE HEADS. CIRCULARS, ETC.vETC. Latest StyleiS lii Tancy Type and Material PROTECT YOUR IMS.

The Mlrchbers; Optical Co." The well-ltnown Speolallsts'lot 'New Tork bin D. A. HA1TK jiawent lot thelccelebrtted SpsotMlW and By 'D. HAPK -has complete 'assortment and Invites to BrtWir themMlyes the'gtwt sup'erlorttT'nlttieiegopdg aajwimnf Hw-stof 'of i). A.

HACKi Sole-agent 1 So Peddlers Supplied. o'cl CIliltOB. ibhalrm'i afternoon West state convention at Wkeeling Park afternoon at three Chairman William: T. Introduced Temporary Wiley. The entire was up.

in-organizing. the varlous There Is'a big'flgh't on for the gubernatorial nomination with A. Watts and Jxulge W. E. Ben-' r.ett-jii tiie.Je^TT Watts' mnnngersiare claiming 1 but.

the faction arc wovkirjr qujetlj: ef- it that t.hey..w.lU;cBpture the cohve'ii'tlon. 'Democratic i-IJitiiiii to Heportu, Chicago, Negro Democratic league again -afternoon 50 morning-''sesBion was devoted to liewring- reports of the comm-ittees appointed Tuesday's session. is.cer- tain from.the tenor of Bub-' piltte4 thfc't 'the Chicago' platform and indorse' jBryari X' National Democratic league' convention Teasse'mbled Wednesday, inofiifiig 'and cffe'cted'permaijent organization by the election of 'thefo'llowlng'-oifflo'ersi'iPres- E. 'vice preeident, Con Washington; W. 'Illinofs; Johnson, Newjybi'lcj choir- 'man, national, executive 'cpnimitiee, 'A 'brief recess-was taken, dwaiting-'th'e reports 1 were the two membcisi.

THe'ip'ajorlty report presents ''dec 7tara.tT6h "'of principles" being on, Important, politic, representing voters, fjojislstlns of the'laborlng mtfifee's, feel tJ-at It la a duty that wo our 'farolllea and the proBperltjrfflf.our.co.untry, to cast our vote's ajralnst monopolies, trust combines and vored In the platform adopted; tional republican conventioniaurseinbled; In fit. Lpuls at. the dictation of. declaring- for; a' single uii- tit" the foreign powers consent ta blrnet- alllsm." Ttdenoiinces suchjiypo'crtsy as being- detrlroenUTiOj'th'e. prosperity he and alub djnounce's Mark Hanntf and the riaHbnal 1 to th ot that.

the damns tfft States. Miprtmecourt flisciiWnJliBtlng', against tb.e^i«9fro -race ito; civil rtghtB bill and Justice opinion. There-. olnage.nrfd ih'e Ch caffp rses Bryfan report favors theisinglie, Chattanooga, democratic nominated John of rourt'h judicial' "circnft'-CQurt, -for congress from the Tnfifa'Teniiessee district by. acclamation; 1 The' rioiriinee is very pronounced, for free.

cpin8ge''Of silver. Thomas L. Arnwine, oif Athens, chosen elector. A BOY'S Ten- Year-Old Youth Children In North CBJrollna. 'Washington, A social dispatch from Norfolk; says: A horrible tale of double murder committed by a tcii-i'eai'-old boy coincff from Hollywood township, Sender K.

C. 'Frank Powers his, wife went to in fiild.sotne from 'their j'eaving, their chil- dre.n, ugoO two years 'and 14 months respectively, at the house of a neighbor named Mills, A son of Mills was left the Powers children while the'parents were at work. The parents were startled by hearing tho terrified shrieks of their children, hastening- back, they found one of the children dead, while other was in mortal agony from several stabs Inflicted with, table knife. The ten-year-old who had been left in charge of the children, stated he had them to make them stop One of them had resisted him, so he cut the little The wounded- batic shortly afterward died. THE NEW YORK' TAILORa atrniau: oi iiye jired -the et.in-GHi&igOhAugiiit n.wUl wmina.t« afuU' Candidate Bryan Reaches the Scene of His" Notification.

Beom to Be Fovornblj- for New York, Aug. bf the most prominent memberB of the contractors' association have' agreements with 'the Tailors. Vhese two contractors topether employ ibout 15 hands'." teader Sehoenfeld, of the strikers, said Wednesday that up to date shops have been opened by the. em-. ploying 1,200 will be about 150 in operation by'ijiaturday.

It is stated! 212 contractors Brotherhood nesday. These contractors give to about 3,300 'hRiids. Scfioenfeld said Wednesday that if two- thirds' of the strikers succeed in obtaining work by Saturday the strike wl.U;J)g3.ecjared off; DIGK 1 Aiftrre In of -i Terire Haute, Dick''y Thompsotei judKer ex-con- provoit marshar of eastern Indiana during -tie rebellion, secretary of the navy Hayes and the 'sole. Burvtijliigiysta'teBtean of the times before who was pros- heat.Monday 'night, was 1 erpectl was about gone," saya he, "asid folks not found me as sopn.as: died. I hsiyp been feeling, the oppressiveness of thereat, but not 'alarmed by It.

I now 'how- it is 'that 1 persons' die from heat prbstratloni because they do hot really Vthe alarming symptoms." i Bldlnc (or Conlldermtloiv L. A. W. runs scheduled' for. W.edneiday were declared- off 1 the.

rain early Wednesday left the roads in bad Omaha has twoTivnls New York ULJttteS' To fein- tt. Ixiulsv'ille, Ky.V E. Hi Cron- a of A. ing the national. mek sia'ted; Wednesday afternoon tiatall LouleyHle racing men who had been' rfding-; or on Stearn's wheels would 'bi-'declared pro- fesBio'nals riding for a the.

faatest'jELmate'urs ifr Kentucky. Import fine Deolilon Aff las 'Angeles, Welbomi of the. United'. States court, rendered a decision declaring, the government harStnei! right: to fix the rates for the trahsporta.tion troops or any other, Including the 'mails, road. It Is estimated that the decision will make difference jof.

-in -the amount pai for trariiijiortatlon of moils, troops, andj other London, rubber iricket match 'between the, England eleven! jfonday, EnglUK -which made 145 runs 1 ruins and! tonly 44. iThe. seer 'ond'Wicket'fl I sultan baa" Tfichau-I- upon Miss Jr. Receptfon of the Democratic Nominee in the- Great Acute Attack of Laryngitis. New Aug.

Candidate William Bryan has arrived inUhis city. He reached Jersey City over the Pennsylvania railroad at o'clock lind was driven to the residence of William P. John, No. Eart Thirty-fourth street, 'where he and Mrs. Bryan passed the night.

Al- though. Mr. Bryan had expressly that there should be no public demonstration from bands or march-' iiig clubs, he was received by. a large enthusiastic, crowd both at Jersey City ''and on the New York side. The coming of the democratic candidate was eagerly nw.nitcd by a reception committee, consisting of Senator J.

K. Jones, of Arkansas; Treasurer J. T. Tomlinson, national com- inittreman from Alabama, and -Arthur Sf-wivll. for vice president, 'When the train stopped Mr.

Sewall the other members of the reception uojiunittee rushed forward and in turn. hnnri.s with and Mrs. The tire piirty stepped onto a freight i-leVator ab the east end of tracjt 4, on rt-hich truck' the train entered the ita- f'on. nnd once lowered to the Hoor. the Dryan party stpppi'rt from they were so completely hemmed in by the eager.

shontinp crowd that' coulrl' not move in nny direction. a pnth- niade through the crowd, and Mr. Bryan and -his friends 'Sonr'iprt the ferryboat Hudson City. the. passiiffe ovrr the river Hryan was cheered, but aside from 1 bowinpr "Tid saying: "Thnnk my Mends-." did not speak.

liefon- the ferry boat reached the. New York side the large crowd on thV taking 1 up the cheers, of those on the City, shouted and cheered for Ilrynn. The police management on that s1rie WHS as. nenrly perfect HS be A line was opened through- the crowd, and Mr. Bryan, accompanied; by Bland.

Senator Jones and Mr. passed the throng of persons to riarrlnges which waiting, and w.ere driven St. John's house, where they arrived at' and were again met.by an immense crowd there, who cheered shouted until Mr. aryan and his party 1 Mr. Bryan is greatly fatigued TJyhii' journey.

from Iiincoln, and, is- T.ery hoarse, BO much so that he -attempted; no speeches at any of the points passed on Tuesday, all of the talking by Mr. Bland, of Enthusiastic' greetings were extended. Mr. BVyan.all along the route from Pittsburgh to this city. The most nbla-; ole werfe af Harrisburg.and Philadelphia, wHere enormous crowds the and cheered on' the appearance of 'candidate.

The "seize nominee's' baud was tertlflc, bnd several times only. prompt action by the police prevented ponies ancUnJnry or loss oMife to the perspiring enthusiasts. BU11 VnilB r- was called 'early Wednesday -morning and found-that Candidate Brj'im was siifEexing from acute' laryngitis. This.was the penalty he suffered for 'She many speeches-he en-route to New- York. Glaii Work.

Pittsburgh, The Pittsburgh Plate Glass company has suspended work-at all of its factories that have bt'en in operation, eight in nutijber, the ninth 'not having been this season; They have fixed no 1 time for which will altogether be dependent on future condi- company has abundant stocks -of iglass'on hand and docs toot. care 'to increase them under existing circumstances. Flre'In Penitentiary. Anamosa, Aug. 1 Fire which started in the prison dining-room at the penitentiary at nine o'clock Tuesday.

night raged until 11 m. and did damage to the wooden structure walls. The entire building including the large li- braiy room, 3,000 volumes, 'tailin 1 dining-room and chapel. No with the prisoners was OVER THE STATE. Eventa to Various of Indiana Told by Wir3i Endi la 0., Aug.

Minnie Rhode' c88fmitted suicide Wednesday 1 morning-in. the presence of her.lover, insurance agent, by. taking large draught of carbolic acid. They had a misunderstanding and she cnine to his office 'to. talk 'it over.

After exchanging few-Words she drew -a bottle containing-the drugjfrom her pocke-t and drank from pdpuint Committee Ualeigh, K. Aug. Kut; ler has called aimeeting of the national populist 'committee to be held at'Waeh- iniytbn next Tuesday to decide on- the imniedJiite.opeBtnfir of'headquarters at old-Board of Mmn Deia. Aug: bne of of the boarrl; bf trnde; died at 11.30; o'clock. Wednes-: 'of stomach tree heat Put-to Fllgtrt.

Ir.dianapolis, Aug-, attempts made to wreck passenger trains on the Lake Eric Western railroad at a point ten miles north of city, and the sheriff of Hamilton county and his deputies were called to scene. The would-be wreckers found in a cornfield, waiting- for an-' other train to come. There was lively exchange of shots between them and the shfi-iff's followed by a running fight, which continued for a mite or more. If any of them were wounded 'the fact is unknown to the sheriff. Ties were found piled across the track, and Tuesday morning it developed that the spikes "had been removed, for 200 yards.

1 to Indianapolis, Aug. 32. Gen. Harrison's old regiment, the Seventieth Indiana, is now holding- its reunion at Camp Acton with nearly 100 old comrades pre-sent- Gen. Harrison has been elected president of the association.

The following letter from the (reneral, dated at Berkeley read: "It Is really a grief to be prevented from attending this reunion, but it will be Ira-. possible for me to make the long Journey. Will you be kind enDuffh to carry for to the meeting to every beloved there a warm, heartfelt, personal greet-, Inc? They have been good to pi thcm-and they have a very warm place In my heart." Building Indianapolis, Aug. 12. The building association commission, composed of J.

McCullough, John H. Holliday and B. S. Sutton, appointed under resolution of the last legisloture, has made its report to the governor, recommending new law regulating building associations, and deigned thoroughly to protect The report is very and points out some sharp practices occasionally indulged in by thengsociationB. Son Born to BarrUon.

Terre Haute, Aug. 1.8.—A has been born to Bussell B. 1 and has been named William Henry. Harrison for; his (preat-great-grand- father. The child is the lineal descendant of a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

8 governor Virginia, two presidents of the United States, and. on: the maternal side: United States senator, Mw. i- being dnughtpr of ex-Senator ders, of Nebraska. Ohonli ml Indiunapolis, Ang. been dlieowired that ttff grave of Joj- eph Setzer; who hflfl been an inmart ot Insane was burled lost Saturday In the Methodist Episcopal Jackeon cemetery, had been robbed.

Bobberies in this cemetery were very frequent up to about 18 months ago, when the police, by pressing one or two cases pretty.closely,'succeeded In ing up the Thief-In the Hotue, Indianapolis, Aug. wife and daughter Helen upon returning from drive found a'burgr- tar lii an upper room of the house. A general alarm was sounded and neighbors rallied, but were checked by the bui-gler, who coolly surveyed them from upper window, revolver in. himd. While they were speculating on the best-thing to do and waiting for tho police the burglar escaped.

'To Decide on ft policy. Indianapolis, Aug. meeting of the provisional "sound money democratic state committee has been cilled for Friday by State Chairman Pickens' to pass upon the advisiblHty of putting a state ticket in the.field; also to arrange.for calling meetings to select delegates to the national and for-the of electors. Her In Doubt. Terre Haute, Aiig.

being out 24 hours the jury in the insanity proceedings against Miss Sarah. BliBiB was discharged as being unable to agree. The jury stood seven "sound'mind and five "unsound." The proceedings was instituted by her sister to prevent, her marrying a widower and to prevent the disposal of her property, which is of considerable value, WM Eagle take, Aug. The reports sent out of damage done here by the storm were greatly exaggerated. Aside from a good shaking up, blowing down a few trees and demolishing old serious damage wai done.

No one was injured, and the, business of the assembly was not in the 'Inn Becelrer'6 'Marion, Aug. WeBtep- man Natural Gas. and Iron companyj has been placed in the hands of a re-. ceiver. The liabilities are $100,000, i he Assets are $25,000 in excess.

Inabil--: ity' to -realize 'on accounts is the cause. Deatlui from 'Sullivan, Aug, Seven were reported here Tuesday, which traced directly to the heat. Gi-eeniee, nge'd 75; AVilliani Hetiry Cain, ami -Wash French, aged 82. old pett.lers; are among the dead. i LouKinh--.

ardson and Churles, Gushing, -ten-year- old had a dispute, as to which the the buck fatnlly..