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THE PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1910.7 7 i affair corroborated In every detail tho account of the sad affair aa noted la yesterday morning's issue of the brU8h THE SMOKE NUISANCE HOME BUILDERS See o.r display of Sanitary Fixtures. DETAILED ESTIMATES FREE. R.R.MeGregor&Co. 201 East Front-st. PLUMBING HEATING try from trio heart of Russia," where aha waa a peasant girl, he became a clgarmakar in Cleveland.

she became Interested in Socialism and Joined lta forces and became a trades union leader. A few years later she married J. G. Phelps Stokes, of New a millionaire radical, and began her work of touring the country In tho Interest of the working people. A few days ago Mrs.

Stokes was In St. Louis, where she addrest the Town Club of that city at a large banquet. She Ia a. woman of much feminine charm and an Interesting speaker, and no doubt will attract a large nun.ber of hearers Sunday at her meetings. HOLD CORNELL INQUEST.

Coroner's Jury Rendered Verdict of in Case of Woman Who Inhaled Illuminating Gas. Coroner J. F. Hare held the Inquest over the body of Mrs. Bessie Cornell at his office In the court house yesterday forenoon at 9 o'clock, when the Jury returned a verdict that the deceased came to her death by Inhaling Illuminating gas with suicidal Intent.

Ferdinand J. Pornoll u-o a only wltnesa and hla statement of the I and Misses Spring Coats As Low As WOMAN WORKER TO ADDRESS SUNDAY MEETINGS WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE HERE SUNDAY Mra. Roaa Paator Stokee Will Discuss Ills Which Shs Say. Arise From Economic Condition. Rose paator Stokes, ona of the most prominent woman workers of the propaganda, will bo In Bloomington Sunday to address popular meetings in tho afternoon and evening.

At 2 o'clock in the afternoon she will speak at the Unitarian church on the subject "What Socialists Want and Why They Want It." In the evening she will address a meeting at the Hist Christian church on the topic, "Women in Industries." Mrs. Stokes is widely known in tho United States. Coming to this coun Women's MlFlJ lXillLlM II. Of fine wool poplin, serge, gabardine taffeta, with full flare effects and ehin chin collars. Fashionable Spring Suits SM.75 Of two-tone taffeta, wool poplin, gabardine, serges, checks and mixtures, belted and plaited models; newest shades, tailored and flaring effects.

Sport and dress 7C Newest spring 7C skirts WO millinery W(3 Married Yesterday. Miss Caroline Grant and Mr. John W. Siddall, both of Bloomington, were', united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at tho German M. E.

parsonage at 2 o'clock by Rev. A. F. Lud-wig. The groom la a machinist and has a position at the brick yard.

They will go to housekeeoing at once at 1002 West Market street. Heyworth Woman at Hospital. Miss Hamlow, of Heyworth, who submitted to a surgical operation at St. Joseph's hospital yesterday, is getting along aa well aa could bo hoped for, anj her condition la satisfactory. Visited In Saybrook.

Owen Means of 908 South Clay- ton street, spent Wednesday and Thursday In Saybrook. Visitor From La Salle. Miss Bertha Doster, of La Salle, Is a guest at the home of Mrs John W. Grapes East Grove street. i CC Q0 While Wear $615 i wrri.

yn J. E. Grant New Foreman of Tool Room Foreman William Dalton Injured Other Pr-aonal Gossip. J. E.

Grant Is the new foreman of the Alton tool room, the recent res-ignatlon of W. E. Goodwin to take up garage work creating a vacancy. The appointment of Mr. Goodwin's successor waa announced yesterday.

Mr. Grant comes from the l-tock Island at Horton, and has had many years' experience in this field. He is expected to take charge of hia new post in a few days and will relieve J. C. Murray, who has been looking after the tool room in addition to his regular Job of, shop foreman.

Foreman Dalton Injured. Foreman William Dalton, of the fchop Improvement gang, Is off duty nursing an Injured face. While engaged in handling some material yesterday he was struck by a piece of metal and a wicked gHh cut near his eye. He lost a large quantity of blood. He will be out of service until next week.

Takes East Side Vacancy. Switchman W. J. Buff, of tha extra list, was the senior applicant for the vacancy on the eiiHt side engine in place of Bolivar Johnson, who took the foremanshlp ofl the west side engine nights. Johnson relieved Clar.

ence Gary, who gave up the Job voluntarily and will now take ft helper's position. Other Personal Gossip. Fireman J. Clark serving as hostler In place of J. Bliekendorf, lay.

Ing off for a few days. Mrs. J. C. Allen, wife of the south end engineer, will spend a few days with relatives In Kan Jose.

Engineers Beltr. and Downs ar off duty for a flew trips. H. Oliver relieved Downs on fast freight north. Conductor Will McGraw.

of the north end runs. Is laying offj for a few trips and Frank Brown caught the car. Fireman A. L. Fever, of the Rood-ho'ise runs, was up yesterday, pilot-Ing a switch engine to the shops for repairs.

George Edwarda, th veteran host, ler of the Alton, depsrts Sunday for Hot Springs In tho hope of health Improvement Fireman McCredle, of the runs out of Roodhouse, and wife have gone to Neola, called by the Illness of the former's brother. Enelneer James Donnelly, of tha Limited south. Is off duty for ft few trips to visit relatlvea In Roodhouse, and Charlea Goodfellow caught the run. Fireman II. Bandy haa taken a thirty day leave of absence and will return when business Improves.

Oueffroy Is also laying off for ft few trips. Brakeman Wayn Martin, one of the new attaches the Alton, was granted ft ninety day leave of absence yesterday and wit. return wnen business picks up. William Cra-ford, handy man in the round house, and moth- departed yesterday for Hot Springs to remain several week In the hope of Improving tha latter'a health. Mrs.

J. N. Woods, wife of tha Alton fireman, departs In ft few dava for Sorrento to remain a few weeks with relative. She recently recently returned from that place after being railed by the death ofl ft relative. Miss Elizabeth Diesel, daughter of the south end engtfteer.

depart In a few days for an extended tour of the south, planning to go to a number of polnta of Interest and nlo visit several relatlvea In Dixie. She will be gon for several montha. Brnkemen Sears. Cady. Bradshaw, MeCliirg.

Wlllliima and Hushes are off dutv for ft few trtpa. Trtnkel relieved Cady on Roberta" car. Babbitt relieved H'fhea on Mtdrileton'e car. Marshall relieved Seers on Ijiwler'a car. Smith relieved Bradshaw on the west local with Ingalls, Dike relieved Yordy on the west local with Crow, der, and Salmon relleted Williams on the car with Balllnger.

TO ELECT SCHOOL TRUSTEE Township Election to Hld at Court House Saturday, April aV -To 6nd Out Call. Th Bloomington arhool township, ef which orgamtatton Mr. Milton Reeves la the achnnl treasurer, -a III bold an election at the court bouse Saturday, April I. for tie election of a at botil trust to succeed Mr, Tyler Greenlee. ho-e term expires and ho expects to decline the office agnln Mr.

Im Har la circulating a etltlon and will be candidate. Altho lh old territory of Blnmlng. township la made Into two townships, the ttitaiishlp of th City of Blooming. ton and Hlomlnaton township, the school township a jet comprises alt of tha original territory In Blooming-ton township and for thla ran lh school truste could not lcled at the recent primaries and election In th townbip of th Cliy of Bloomington. Bloomington township will also le-t commissioner on the above rial.

Th present achool trustees Messrs William Antbonv. Clark Stewart and Trier Greenlee, 111 t' lunge of election on April Mr. Rwrrs will pot notice of lh coming election Boon. Her From Seybrook. Mr.

A. J. Klein. welt known farmer of near hart rook, waa In Bloomington on business connected with Implement dealer of this plac. YourNlnety-First Birthday how are you going to celebrate it? You can live to celebrate it by eating the right kind of foods.

Give Nature a chance. Stop digging your grave with your teeth. Cut out heavy meats, starchy foods and soggy ratries and eat Shredded Wheat Biscuit. It srrppliea all the nutriment for work or play with the least tax upon the digestive organs. Md at utgors PtOls, N.

V. There is real pleasure if you're the first to put on the new (f season's suit; if you wait you simply fit into the crowd. valuta uarvers arug erore. A large assortment of flower seeds at Clirls Garver's, 101 E. Front street.

For field, poultry, garden and lawn fence, all sizes and meshes, see Charles W. Woizeski. Pittsburgh electrically welded fc-nse has features obtained In no other fence. G. H.

Read Bro. Ball bearing skates that will run themselves. AH you have to do is to balance and let them ride you. W. B.

Read Co. Practical souvenirs given to those leaving orders at the Happy Hour food demonstration In the Irwin theater building. Chicken pie ''parsonage" supper and npron sale, First SI. E. church, Saturday, March 18, beginning at 6 o'clock.

Price, 35'c. Drew's Cut-Rate Market, D27 N. Main street 2 lbs eparerlbs and 1 Quart sauer kraut, 25c; loin steak, 20o a pound; veal steak, 25c a pound. Everything for the garden. Ferry's reliable garden seed In bulk, flower seeds, rakes, hoes, spading forks, wheelbarrows, etc.

Chaa. W. Woizeskl. There are many kinds of garden seed. Our seeds are obtained from a house who have been In the seed business for 125 years.

They sell nigh grade seed. G. II. Read (r Hro. We are making a cofTee cake, which sells for 15c, that Is of such good quality and flavor that you will find It better than any you have ever tried.

We make thla for particular people who are tired of the common kind nnd want the beet. John G. Alspaugh, Wlcklzer Bakery, 6o2 N. Main. Phona 236.

Mrs. Nance haa for sale a beautiful stock of natural hair switches In all shades, also transformations, pin curls, waves, wigs and toupes. She can match any shade of gray hair aa well as the different blonde and drab ahudea. Your faded switch dyed, old switches made over and combines made up to order. Tarlora occupy the entire top floor over Corn Belt drug atore.

Entrance around the corner, 808 North Main street. Elevator to top floor. Chickens, fancy full drest, It), 22c. Choice fresh spinach, rb, 10c, Head lettuce, 2 fur 15e. Sunklst orangea.

dozen, 15c. Potatoes, extra fancy atock, bull. 20 California peaches in syrup, can. llo California asparagus, 2 cans 25c. Yellow cling peaches, highest grade, enn, 19c.

Snyder's tomato ketchup, large bottle, 19c. California peaches. 4-to, 2Bc. Oueen olives, large Jar. 26c.

Pure fruit Jellies, I glasses 25c. Fancy seeded raisins, I pkgs ZBe. Fancy Swlsa cheese. tt. 35e.

Cream cheese, highest grade, rb, 25c. Condensed soup, cana 25c. Helm's preserved sweet pickles do en, 1 0c. Choice sour pickles, do. ft 10c.

Extra sifted sugar peas, cana 25c. Green lima benns. large can, 11c. Challenge flour. 11.55.

Big Diamond flour, only 11.70. Strictly fresh eae, dozen. 20e. Fresh roasted coffee, rb, 5c, SOc Fantoa cofTee, Th, J5c. K.

C. corn flakes. Rc. Newmarket Amateur Musical Club. No recital todny.

Fuller Sisters next Friday night. Notice. No more orders will he taken for enlargements after April 1. ArtM In the window at the R. r.

Rogera Wall Paper Ftore. SI1 N. Main. Elkhorn Cheese Demonstration. Thirty-one varieties, dainty sam-plea, served free.

Special: Cream, tasty, deviled rarebit chile, I packagea for Zfo My Ptore. Embroideries nd Lacaa. lju-n tiC. 4c. Rc.

o. Irto up. Km broideries Rc. lep, up All special value, no advance In price. Woolen Mill Store.

Try One Today. Ona of those delicious fruit stollen: pleasant surprise to lovers of gn.l quality coffee rakea. Fresh this after. Qerhen'a Bakery. Both phonea.

Cut Price en Toilet Article. 25 t.lsterlne lc. 25c Knlvnos tooth pam ue, 21o Sanitol cold cream lc. Bonnrtt Iriie Store. I'honea 5 J.

Rara Bargains Spacial at tha China Store Saturday and Monday Only. Any of our 25 or 50 value In lautlful pottery at II 50. Alao all II 50 value at c. W. A.

ttrlnathm. 15 Fjasl Front. a ar Stauti Markata. N. Main.

501 W. Market. Newly smoked metwnrst. Honele moke1 picnic lc. Freeh pork butt.

I to 4 lh. ite. Fresh pork ahouldrra, I la I lb 14c. Two Way. There are two waya of llvin.

Tou ran live acrordlna to what you earn and let It an at that" ir ran earn aconllng to the way you went to live. Vany of the most aurreasful buslneea men In Blonmlnrtnn tnday rive full credit for their advanrement to the huslneea Muratlnn Iwelved In tills arhmil. A training her pares the way for ttter thlnga. Urtimn llunea College. Special teas) Sale Era Stamp.

Tttih N. M. aop. stamps eitra, I lto. Huh N.

M. chlpa. 10 stamp fr I sell res. le. Iluh X.

powder, SO stamp free. I package. He, Palm liesrh snap, ft stamps free, I parkaaea. Its. boa of ll) piece 14-(AA, stami a aalra.

J. Flora. A Trial That Will Plaaaa You Whv put ofr trying our popular rolTe blends They will save yntt moner. Are yoq paying other tie a. pound? Try our ldr at e.

xr yn paring ether loo pound Try our -Hpeelal" at Ar yon paying other a pound Our "Fpeelar msy plea you. but our "Marvel- at fTHe la aa rtrt, end strong a moat SV Mmda Try our rofrv today, fl.m.'s Tea HI or 1 1 Front Oratory Bargains at Waldman'a. hg arsnulated aurar, 1 1 TO. Hold Me.1al Hour, sack. rUrblly fresh egaa.

dntn, Ie. 10 tb psll pur lard. II 25. I 'ream of I'sunia flour, aark. II 41.

1 lM.e firarrhlisht msli'hr, 0c, I rana Kitchen Klenser. to. Fair Una potato, buahel, I tta nary or lima heana fa. I rana pa. tomstoea.

pumpkin, IS. 4 rana corn or homltr, Ikr. 1 rana shred pineapple, fr. to lnn laundry np, ye. i br Oatranlc asp 15c.

5 tall rana anlmon, Sir. Hater alasae. 10c Returned From LJ MVar tier Fpangley and Fred lllndrntiuig hata lelumed from a short buatne trip to Atlanta, WILL ENFORCE THE ORDINANCE Commlaaionar Erlckaon to Retort to Drastic Meaaurea Unleta Conditions Are Bettered Other Council Buaineaa. The regular meeting of the city council yesterday forenoon was rather spirited In some of Ha phases and considerable business was transacted despite the fact that the session was brief. Commissioner E.

R. Morgan called attention to the fact that the smoke nulsanco Is one of moment and that he believes that some drastic measures should be adopted to abate this nuisance and compel those who have heretofore disregarded warnigs that have been issued by Commissioner Erlckson of tho department of public health and safety. Commissioner Erlckson stated that he has on numerous occasions called the attention to a number of concerns to the provisions of the city ordinance governing the smoke nuisance and that some of those who have been warned show a disposition to let the warning go unheeded. Others state that they have put on smoke consumers, but In some Instances these have not proven satisfactory. The matter was dlscust at considerable length, with the result that the council are of one opinion In that those who continue to violate the ordl-nnnce shall be arrested for the offense.

Commissioner Erlckson stated nmone other thlncs that the smoke nuisance comes under the duties of his department and that he expects to see to It that the ordinances are enforced in this regard. Authorized to Buy Buffalo. Commissioner R. Carlock. of the department of public propertv, who has chares cf the cltv parks, reported thst he has an offer from Mr.

Burgess of Mncklnaw. who will sell to the city a buffslo bull, cow and a vearllng heifer calf for the turn of 1650. He also states that a short time ago he purchased from Mr. Rurges four snotted deer for the sum of 1 10ft. nnd that If the city buys the buffalo he will make th city a present of the deer.

Thla will make the buffalo cost the city IKRO. Mr. Carlock wm authorized to make the desl. providing thst satis, faotorv arrangements can be made as to additional costs In shipping, etc. Other Business.

Bills and pay rolls amounting to 111 004.97 were presented and allowed, The bond of the American Well Works of Aurora, who are to Install the new rentrlfural pumn at the water works, was presented yesterday and approved by the council. Attorney W. R. Bach appeared before th council and petitioned them to All In the vard of the Selbel property on North T.e street. The action wsa referred to Commissioner Anderson, of the depnrtment of streets and pub.

lie tmprovementa. AN FOR ROCK CREEK FAIR Officer and Director Meet and Set Data for September 6 to Other Danver Not. Th ofTlcera of tha Rock Creek Fair Aesrlatlon held a business meet Ing In Panvera Friday and set tho datea for tha fair for 1111. Tha datea are Feptember, 5. 0.

7 and The treasurer made hie report and the association waa found to In much better clreumstanree financially than It haa been for aome time. A com-mltte haa mad arrangementa to In-rrens lh premium list, adding premiums for the best ten ears of corn, anv variety, raised In the followlnt Ave townships: Danvera, Moimr.imery, Kansaa, White Oak and Irv Grove. The first premium mill be 2: second II; champion sweepstakes. ro-fe1onal ed grower barred. The association aJao vote, to har only on Judg on all horses, cattle, hoga.

poultry, etc. It waa reported at thla meeting that moat all of the stall hav been engnged for the coming year, manv of th best atock raiser In rentral Illinois arranging for them. iTospecl are good for a fin exhibition In 111, the best for many yeara. Death of Mrs. Sehnack, Mr.

Maggie Prhneck. formerly of Panvera. died Thursday morning at her bom In Hot firtnir. Ark following an Illness about fourteen week Kiiam M. Wilson was born near Htoiit Grove.

April 24. She was married t. Charle Fcbnerk. who died May J. 10.

Ther ar two on. George and Jsmra. bolh of Hot Springs. Ark. Thre hrothe Jmi Wilson, of raco; John Wilson, of Gibson Otr.

and A. II. Wilson, of Denver Th r. main will arrive In Pner. Faturdtr afternoon, and will taken to the home cf Ixvt Johnston.

Danvaea Not. Mlsa Iuls Fheman will hav bar spring rr opening on Thura-oar and Flidrv. Mirrh ft and 24. Fvervhodv cordlsllv Invited At lm-h ff and IThemann' stor Adv. F.

Yoder. of of Denver hint ft snow white Fhotihnrn bull ra'f a few dav ago to O. Smith, at Mt.ion Clir. III. MRS.

FRANK SACRY DEAD, Yauna Wlf of Hold Man CapJr Shortly After th. Birth Bab. Mr Jennl Faery, wife of Prank Ferry, of Holder, died yesterday after noon at her hm In that plae. fi t-lowing lh birth it a rhlld Sunday. She a as bom in Virginia October i.

I7. and for six yeara preceding her marriage ah had mad her home in lroy. Bolt, her parrots ar dead, but ah baa a step. father and ft half, slater and half-brother living In Vlr. rlnlft.

Fha ataa married to Frank Saery on May It. 11 Fa. who at present la ft rural mall carrier out of iMder. NCr Farrv waa a woman loved by many In tha rommuntiy, and th death of on ao young tit bring many a pang of Borrow In th heart cf thos who knew hr. Candidal fe Deteoal 4ft Speak.

John Maynard Harlan, rendldata for delegate. at-Urge to th Republl. ran national ronvenllin at Chicago, will I at Ifloomlnalnn Thursday, March II. and will addrma lh llepuh. llran ronventlon In Henna hall In the veiling F.

A Harrington, hla manager, waa in tha city yesterday com. pleMng arrangementa for Mr Harlan and elated that would talk upon prepared. Mr Harlan will arrive In th rlty aofna time Thursday morn log and will hold twrepiion at th Illinois hot before tha meeting In th evening Can Lawletawn. Meaara. Ned fanlan and Richard rrConnetl ar By fr few la)a In lalotatl.

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MUHL 311 W. Washington St. N. 'M. CAMPBELL For Insurance AND RRAL FSTATE I Both Phone Rnomtns First National lank nMg.

NOlARY BloomliiKtan, III. FRANK LOWRY PLUMBING Gas, Steam and Hot Water Fitter 211 E. Eouglas-st, Bloomington. New Phone 18C9-J. R.

L0UD0II Eagle Machine Works PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating, Gas Fitting. Large Stock of Gas Fixtures MACHINE WORK Of All Kind3 a Specialty. Both Phones. Now Open Doc Carroll's Pool Hall 210 W.Wishintfton St. Complete Line Cigars and Tobaccos in Connection WESLEYAN ART DEPARTMEiM ABBIE B.

REES. Itutntetmr GENERAL DRAWINO HISTORY AND ANALYSIS WATIR COLOR. OIL AND CHINA PAINTINQ 1FOOD CARVINO TOOLED LIATHCR FIRINQ OF CHINA Cnele Ptcet of China Mindtd Paining and Firuj China Efcsijning, Drawiaj, Waler Colon, Wod Carving Carlooaiaj Clmsri commencing it one. In chirr of a. el.

known artist at Mrs. Gray's School 119 NORTH MAIN IT. BXING YOUR FURS AND HIDES TO MORRIS TICK Wi fay Cat or Have Tham Tanntd lite Muffs, Cmii, etc, for You. tO SOUTH CENTER STRCCT. RRANDRETH mJr PILLS Aa Ef7etle Laaaave Purely VbcbuMs Constipation, Irklgestion, OR QaiKlfht Ceiate-Coat1 Plain ramar CONSTIPATION ami W-at Hirn SpruoVI Waler cannot fot lh aama brxly on hour.

At rmt rtriicNt-small Mllra, I Vq large Utiles, 3.1c. WEST BADEN SPitUDEL WATER 100 UUCATIVE IHS WIL. IXUfiEH MOTHil.5. Vmfc lint's aM4 IWfrn InHWiin, S.MI. I 'I TW? h.

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Im ihm ttiiMni.la I I to, jjl fw, k. MiH I Ha-k. i UMf, n. Put on Your New Spring Suit Earlv Pay You Mali I Grave Sis. $15, $18, $20, $25 STECIAL Young men's every day suits, sizes HO to 37, in browns, grays, diagonals and stripes, worth $12, at Quality Unexcelled Take the Value Route and it Will Lead You Direct to The Overland Dealer $615 Your bank account will go further on this V.M7K K0LTI.

In nn OVKHLANI) CAR nnd furnish you more comfort, pleasure arid economy than any other automobile. More than OOOMY) users; more than five thousand scrviee stations Overland go some, don't they 1250 in thin territory this year. All models ready for delivery. C. U.

Williams Son Co. i 207-213 E. Washington St. Bloomington, 111..