Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 5

THE JANESVILLE bAl-lA" GAZETTE, FRIDAY JiJNE 5, 190 WERE MARRIED IN POLICE GUARDED AGAINST CROOKS 3LKABED ARM 0E ALL DEBT PB0GRAM FOR THE SOLDIERS WOODMEN'S DAY WELL OBSERVED June 'Bridal Gifts 'Fr ttje irrjarjy Jurja Wed dings scheduled here wc havo placed Irj stock on unusually l.irae lino Gf flrje cut glass ar.d silver ware. It's always a pleasure to show our HALL, SAYLES FIFIELD. Reliable. Jewelers. THE CITY HALL Leaf River Couple Who Attended the Picnic, Were Married by Judge Fifield.

For the first time since it was built a marriage ceremony was performed in the city hall yesterday. The contracting parties were John L. Funk nnd Willi- Foglo of Leaf River who hail enme lo tile city to see the picnic anil decided to kill two birds with one slone by becoming married. Judge Flflotd married them In tho presence erf friends and relatives who hurl nccompanied them. REPORTORIAL.

GLEANINGS Attention, K. of Every mem ber of Oriental. No. 22. K.

of is requested to he present this oven- Important business. W. u. Newhoits, C. C.

Divorce Was Granted: Judge Dun-lildlo today ordered a Judgment or Ivorce to Lizzie Milter from her hus-anrt. Fire Police at Head: Through some error tho order of march given for yestenlay'H parade wns Incomplete in that It failed to Include the Fire Police, who headed the parade. Personal Property Next Week: The assessors hope to he nblo to he-gin to compile the lists of personal property by the middle of the coming week. The blanks which are sent out from Madison have been delayed. Rain Hurt Picnic: Although tho weother in this city could not liave been finer there were many cities in Illinois where It was raining steadily nt the time the excursion trains started that It greatly cut down thf! attendance.

Wanted to Marry: Several couples came tn the city yesterday in the hope nf being but upon ap plying at the courthouse learned that wiien the bride Is a resident or. tins state the license must -he procured In the same county in which she resides. As they lived in other counties they were disappointed. Licenses were granted yesterday to Louis CI. ICIesllng and Martha Sophln Henrietta Schultz.

both of nelolt: John W. Duty and Lola Biilwoll, both fif Janesville. Peculiar Dial: Charles H. Rerg. a man employed by the Milwaukee Sentinel, yesterday, amused a large number of spectators, and mystified not a few of them by exhibiting a clock dial in the window of the People's Drug company.

The dint was glass, transparent, nnd the hands hung freely about with no apparent controlling mechanism. After re- diving they always came to a rest at the correct hour. Berg wan Iressed as a clown and attracted peo ple to the exhibit by his antics. RUSSIAN PHILOSOPHY. Soft words butter Half a grab Is bettor tmm none.

Manchuria promises and Russia dU poses. Give us an Inch and we'll take a continent. Carry a big club and don talk until you have to. Do not look a grmter power In th mouth until nfter pulling its teth. A bird In tho hand is bigger than two in the hush to th othor fellow.

Import of Precious Stones. The total value of precious stones imported through Now York tn March reached $2,871,04.1. This is a great increase ovor any previous month's Importations. Life of Typhoid Germs, Typhoid germs havo been found to retain their vitality fof twenty-one days in garden earth: for eighty-two days In sand; and in leo.for a year or more. CHOICE CUTS We dully have the finett of cuts on hand.

Jut rely on us ami we will please you when it ccme to meat. Phone us. We dtlivtr anywhere in the city. M. PAULSON, 11 3 Milton Ave.

lanes vil le. New 'Phone 205. $12 ALL READY FOR USC I NEW. GAS LIGHT CO, THREE SUSpECTS LOCKED UP ALL DAY THURSDAY. WAS GENERAL GOOD ORDER No Fights Occurred, and But Ftw Bad Drunks Were To Be Seen.

Atthnugh a large gang of well-known criminals camped In town Wednesday night and others came in yesterday the day wns uncommonly from lawlessness or theft. Chief Hogan nnd his assistants preserved excellent order, handling the crowds with a grunt deal of skill. The rail ways also had their rorces of special police and a good number of plain clothes men. Several of the prom inent olllclnls of the roads were present In person tn superintend handling I the trains. As the crowds were leaving the Be lolt depots a gang of pickpockets lifted about $Ti0 from excursionists.

Several characters whose fnces were familiar to the police were held In tiie lockup yesterday for safe keeping. Only few drunks were conllned, hut those who were were subjected to tho gazes ot the crowds which thronged through the city hall. A Richland Center boy who tried to catch a lata hack to his home fell and broke his leg. nnd is now at tho Palmer Memorial hospital, No ncclilcnts occurred at the depots during the hours that the specials were running. Returning from the ball game an nvcrcrnwded street car became uncontrollable on tho hill by IJiiob's brewery and begun to slip back down the hill.

Three other cars were following closely ami tho passengers were panic stricken, leaping from the windows and platforms. Few understood what the trouble was. ami supposed that tho car had boon reversed nnd was running full speed biiekwnrils, instead of being borne down hill by Its own weight. The scare was soon over but not before a couple of women had been very slightly Injured by Jumping from the Motorman cuapurs nana was badly cut on a window which was broken. small boy who had come to tho city for tho overcome by tho fatigue or trie day ami wns pros trated, but soon recovered.

The Annual Festival Concert This evening at the Congregational church the children's choir assisteii by a kindergarten chorus and girls' octeite will give a line rogram. In I'art First the following illstin-gulshed pnrsonngos will appear In costume: llotner uoose, i ne ivnae of Hearts. Boy Blue, Jaclt Spratt anil His Wife, Jack and Jill. Tommy Tucker, Jack Horner. The Crooked Man.

Miss Muffett. The Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe. Old Mother Hubbard, Bo poop, nnd Old King Cole, Part Second consists of choruses, solos, duets, nunrtetts, by tne cblldrcn's choir and octeite. Admission li5 cents. Concert comtnencoa at quarter of night.

Yes, It la doubtless true, as you say, that superstition Is dying out; but so long as tho world lasts people will secretly turn from the broader walks of science to Invest In the left hlml foot of a graveyard rabbit killed In tho dark ot tho moon. Best Of Highest grade patent flour. Made at St. Cloud, Minn. Our price Is the wholesale car lot price, per sack $1.00.

Borneo Blend Coffee Nothing better at a quarter. Price Id. 22c. Pure Japan at 50c lb. A tea that you seldom got.

Hnestof tiny sweet leaves. Soap 7 Santa Claus, 25c 7 Lenox. 25c 6 Old Country, 25c 7 Fairy. 25c 7 Glycerine Tar 25c Everything obtainable In fruits and vegetables tilllllllHIl Dedrick Bros. PHONE 9.

Salvation Armv Was Able to 5rnrl with a Clean Sheet Result of Picnic Lunches. The Salvation Army dinners which ere held in the quartern of the corps yesterday were a great success. The good thlncs'sbt forth to eat attracted many people and the members were kept unify imnunng the crowd. The debt of the local association wns entirely cleared and Captain Brown is much pleased with the result. Captain Drown tins ion for Uelolt where he will nit end the counsel there today.

Lieut. Colnnol Mnrgutts of New York and Staff Captain Faulkner will be present. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1. Smoke in New orK. KIre in tne tores is.

Roosevelt's dinner. Topeka flood. State notes. Sparks from the wires. page 2.

Letter from College closing. Won the game. Railway linek Island move. Racing at fair grounds. Page 3.

Forty years ago. Page 4. Editorial. Page 5. G.

A. R. meeting. Order in city. Woodman's day.

Page 6. Country letters. Page 7. German' Capital. Page 8.

A1k. FUTURE EVENTS Rusk Lyceum dance at Central hall tonight. Annual festival of the children's choir of the Congregation church, tonight. LODGE MEETINGS TONIGHT Rock River Encampment. I.

O. O. F. at East Side Odd Fellows hall. Oriental Lodge.

No, 22 KnighU of Pythias at K. P. hall. People's Lodge. No.

-I0 1. 0. G. T. at Good Templars hall.

Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers Union nt Assembly hall. Cnrnenters Union at AsK-mbly hall. Slone Cutter's Union at Assembly hall. Bower City Verein No. 31.

trrrman-Untersluetzungs at Wist Side Odd Fellows' hall. BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL NEWS New potatoes. Lowell. Wnll paper nt Lowell's. Alhur Aller of Winnebago is cltv today.

New peas. Lowell. Victory fancy patent flour, Nash. Talk to Lowell, New cabbnge. Lowoll.

Corner Stone flour. $1.00. Nash. Miss Elia Locke of Edgerton is -vis iting Miss Agnes Richard, lor a- Tew days. Children concert mis eve ning ai Congregational church.

flibara-unlon. made-rlnundry. Boap ic. Nash. Plenty of fresh fruits and new vegetables.

Lowell. (I union made soap, si, fi Beech's Favorite, s-on p. 2r.e. 7 Santa Claus or Lenox tnap, 2Gc. Falrlmnk's Gold Dut, lf.c.

Nash. Hear the children In concert song Congregational church ibis even ing. New potatoes, cabbage, -wax bcanH. Nash. The sneclnl train from Bockford.

on the St. Paul road, took flrht prize yesterday. James A. Kainers reiurn-u j.ibi. ening from Eou --ire wnere ne nas been in attendance at the (Irani! Lodge of Odd Fellows.

Fresh roasted encn wee, tne "cm coffee on earth. W. Nash, Four 2-lb. cans peas, 2i.c. Four 1-lti cans salmon, Three 3-tli enns pumpkin.

2Cc. Lowell Comimny. Head quarters for berries. Nash. F.

F. Hayes, the well-known opti cian with F. C. v-oou win ne 111? olllee in this city tomorrow. The special ring sale at F- C.

Conk store Is dally attracting the rowds. An excellent aortmeni is be secured nt the SL2.r. price. Arthur Alier of Winnebago la In Northern hospital for Insane at Osh- kosh. Is in the city tne guc oi rum- lives.

Mrs. R. W. King, nf Brooklyn N. Is the guest of Mrs.

J. J. Hall 2fil Prnsnect avenue. Invitations have been received lr this citv for the wedding of Miss Clara Sawln. formerly of this city nnrl nmv of TruV.

N. to Simeon Sweet of the latter city. MUb Saw-In visited in this city inn winter. Mrs. A.

W. Lewis, daughter and niece from Westfleld. JlatK, are in he cltv vlsltinc their friends, Sirs. H. L.

Bryant, and J. Gt-Hayner nnd family, 52 Milton Ave. Meet Tonight A special meeting of the Business Men's association will be held this evenlnc at seven-thirty the city hail. The meeting is calil to con. cider tho proposition of a Chicago firm that desires to come here and lo cate.

A full attendance is request ed. I- B. CARLE. A. E.

BINGHAM, Sec. RESULTS OF BASEBALL GAMES American League, noiton, 10: ChlcnEO. 3. Ufiin.n. 4 New York, 3.

at. Irfuis. wuBiiiinjion. t. National League.

Ne' York. 3 Clik-nno. Ilrouklyn, fct, I.ouIp. I'ltlaburK. Boston, ti.

Western League, Des Molncn. Denver. 1. Three-Eye League. Blcomlncton.

Itockford, It. 'Central League. Fort Wnyno, 3: Grand Rapids, Wheeling, Tcrrt IJnute. 3. Evanavllle, Dnylon 3.

Marlon. South Dtnt, I (five inntnsi). LIST OF ATTRACTIONS MADE OUT FOR MEETING. MANY EXCURSIONS PLANNED Three. Days' Sessions at Eau Claire, Beginning June Promise To Be of Interest.

Preparations are practically complete for the annual encampment of the Wisconsin department. Grand Army nl the Republic, to he held at Chippewa Falls. Tuesday. Wednesday mid Thursday, June 9, 10, and 11. A third day has been added to the program and will he called Jubilee day.

The program will he: Morning solute at sunrise. Visit to Chippewa Lumbar Boom company's mill, ono of tho largest In. the world. 10:00 BnHebulI game nt Athletic park. Free excursion nver Wisconsin Central railway to Homo for Feeble Minded.

Military ball in the opera house in the evening. Tuesday's Program Morning gun at sunrise. 8 to 10 a. Arnrni and reception of veterans, societies and guests. a.

ni. Business session of en campment begins at opera house. Address or welcome by Mayor ueo. B. McCall.

Response by Comrade A. G. Wcls-sen, Milwaukee. Song by Comrade Klmbcrly. 1:11) p.

m. Arrival and reception of Stewart nt Stnntey House. Arrival announced by national salute of twenty-one guns. 2:30 p. Grand parade or veterans, military jind civil societies.

1:30 p. m. Band concert atcourt-liouse park. Program For Wednesday Morning gun nt sunrise. n.

m. Ihistness session of encampment and other societies con tinued. 2:00 p. m. Session of encampment continued.

11:00 p. m. Grand band concert in tent on school campus. Ilalnnce of afternoon in slghtBeelng. A tent with a seating capacity of il.OilO will be erected on the lilgn school cnmiuiB.

In this tho camp- lire will he held Wednesday night. The program will be: MiihIc by the band. Address by department command Song by Comrade Klmbcrly. Address by Senator J. V.

Qunrlcs. Mimic. Recitation by Prof. S. B.

Tobey. Song by Comrade Klmbcrly. Address by Mrs. Clara B. Sloan, Address by Comrade W.

B. Hoard. Recitation by Miss Harriet Pttrdy Smith. Address by Col. B.

F. Bryant- TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN BY ROOSEVELT Tells a Freeporl Audience What a Croat Man President Lin- coin Was. President Roosevelt's speech Fmetmrt. Woiinesdnv Is well worth being preserved and rend by It has excellent thoughts and delivered as It wns at the scene of the Tamous debute between Lincoln nnd Douglas has nddltlon interest: Congressman Hltt, and you my follow countrymen: meet here today to commem orate one or ttiose numerous scenes of this country, on which tne wnoie future of the nation wos moulded Here was sunken the wlngeil wonin. Hew through time ami nil throuch enteruitv.

Here was siiunu eri the keynote of the struggle which tore the convictions of the nations. ut ptmvictionH which it lias now oniy i memory nnd made them united and free. And It. Is fitting mat tne dedication of IhlH monument given by omen of this city In commemor ation of the great event that took place here, that the monument woiiki he dedicated to tho men whose deeds made good the words of Aiiranam Lincoln. Tho words were mighty Had It not been for tho words, the riodiiR rnubl not have taken place, And It Is forever to the lienor, of our nation that we nml ttie aiaies- man who with mlglity vision piurceu the clouds and saw what the future hold for us; and Torcver tn our honor that we hnd back of the statesman, nnd behind him the men to whom It was given to fight in the greatest war over maintained Tor the good of mankind.

I have but a moment here. I could not resist the chance that was given me to stop ami dedicate the monument reared In honor of Abraham Lincoln. Tho future will put him on a higher pinnacle than wo have put him. In all history I do not believe that there is to be found an oralor whose Hpeecnos will last ns long as In all history, with the sole exception of the mini who founded this republic, so great a man cannot be found. We cannot loo highly honor him.

anil the way to honor him Is not only with our Hps but by loyally or the benrt nml honoring the memory of Abraham Lincoln by so conducting oursot. ves as citizens of this republic, thnt wc shall hand down to our children the heritage wo received from him, and from the men who upheld him. Ooud Bye." ONE MORE GASOLINE STOVE Blaie at Home of Mrs. Nash on North Bluff Street This Morning. It was only a Tew minutes worit for the lire department to extinguish tho flames at the home of Mrs.

C. B. Nash at 2111 N. Bluff street, whort they were called shortly afteri nlqf o'clock this morning. The blaie was caused by one of the frequent inexplicable gasoline stove acctdetitM.

The damage was slight. CROWD REACHED THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF TWENTY THOUSAND. MANY PHIZES WERE AWARDED Speaking In Court Howe Park and Prize Drillng on Jackson Street. In tlie peace anil quiet of the ilay after the cltlit us ol Janesville. the Modem Woodman committees, am! all others concerned nr In a very good position to pat themselves upon the back.

Undeniably the picnic waa a success. The multitude might been slightly more multitudinous. Carctul compilations places the figure now at about 20,000. lint those 20,000 enjoyed themselves Immensely and the people of this city were not sorry they came. Xot many years ago a Modern Woodmen picnic sometimes meant many free-for-all flints, a general spirit of rowdyism, and a large quantity of drunkenness.

Not so yesterday. But neither was the other eitrerao of stasnatlon and Inck of amusement reached. The afternoon program went off like clockwork. The fire run won a mass of favorable comment, not simply from the unthinking general public, but men who are connoisseurs in such things. "Inside this state I have not seen a.

city save Milwaukee which has a Are department which could make a better showing than that." sa.a Col. llolllster of Madison. Chief of police Uaker of Madison agreed heartily, and Chief Bernard of the Capitol City fire department admitted the excellence of the equipment nml the beauty of the run. With Chief Klein, with Con Murphy as driver- in the lead the nm was made by the company from the two stations out on West Milwaukee street toward the Five Points. Every horse was on parade and knew It, and the sight was magnificent.

In the courthouse park tne exercises were opened with music by the prize-winning band, the Honncy band Pmnnnrr. After an Invocation by Father Goehet. Pres. F. P.

Starr of the picnic association addressed the audience which had assembled. He was followed by Mayor A. O. Wilson, M. G.

Jeffrls. Director Talbot of the Modern Woofimen, ana State Lecturer Whalen. Kev. Churm closed the exercises with praver. The nrtilrcsses were of a uniformly stirring and eloquent or- Before the city hall the prize drills took place.

Bclolt 1907 was well In the lead of all of the four teams entered- until one man lost his head momentarily, confounding the rnnks until ho again had found his place. The team was thrown to the foot uj the errors. The award was as follows, and was made by Henry Baker of Madison. C. F.

Jorgenson of Evansvllle. and J. W. Van Beynum of this city: Rock Island 2-3 po nts -Second. Bockford ..04 1-0 l'o nts SM Third.

Belolt, 318 .92 1-2 Toinls, Fourth. Belolt. 190T 91 1-2 points in the tug of war between Iscon-sln nnd Illinois Wisconsin came off Tbe prize for the most artistic float was awarded to Crystal Camp, XThcGoMen" Itvigle store was given the award for the best window front. The lunges were Mesdamea Felt an-Dahcock of Madison and Ryan of Rockford. The Hcnncy Wagon Co, band or Freeport were given first prize tii Judges John Thoronghgood.

D. D. Bennett, and W. T. Thlele.

DEAL CLOSED WITH JANESVILLE MAN La Crosse Board ot Trade Makes an Agreement th A. L. Meln- tosh-f or Tobacco Warehouse. it a meetinc of the La Crosse board of trade lasi evening an agree reached with A. L.

Meln rvmerlv of this city, for the of tobacco ware house in La Corsse. He guarantees to employ one hundred people. This Is the first tobacco plant to be located in that city, and it is expected i. 4ii i. BTH'filllv followed by oth ers.

The farmers are planting large quantities of touncco. u-i-rurN SHOWER FOR BRIDE un. A. J. Wilbur Entertained For a urn Inn Last Even nit, In honor of the approaching wed-nf Miss Anna Knlpp to Harry cKmiiiiov.

which will occur on Wed A. J. wibur en tertained it "number of friends last evening. Progressive hearts was of tho evening, a kitchen shower being presented to tne bride to-hp. GONE TO THEIR REWARD eiher Foster The funeral of Mrs.

Esther Fos ti-iKi lifbl from the home eimrnn strpot at ono o'clock this at ternoon. Tliere was a service at two o'clock at Trinity church, the Reverend J. A. ai. uiciie -trointtviw of the familv acted as pm bearers.

Interment was at Oak Hill cemetery. Intnn Wnletz Wnlotz died very and "nt her home. North Bluff at nine thirty o'clock this morn' well and her death came without warning." Her husband and nine are left to mourn her death. 'three sons. Edward, William and John, and sis daughters.

Mtb. Hansel, of New Jersey. Man oletz. Sew York: Elizabeth. Carrie, Margaret and Hannah Woleti of Janes-vino.

The notice of the funeral will be given lter Oak Wood Maple Wood PLENTY OF Slab Wood SAWED AND SPLLT TO ORDER Janesville Coal Cov Phone 89. Office, RfrerMeXM4r Yards, South RWer Oak SU. Taken by the Brownie Camera Price 1 .00. A most perfect little instrument atio cannot be duplicated anywhere elte for the monev. Price of Uib Nd.

2 Brownie 52.00. Smith' Tharmacy Kodaks and Kodak Supplies i 2 Reentered Pharmacists 'Bath "Room Fixtures The are not near as expansive as one would suppose. We tjaw a new line or' tubs that are Id--terestlrjgly low In price. McVICAR. BROS.

Soatb Main SU Plme Da. Free Treatment To convince the public that mr system of healing -without rnedlclne is ail I claim for it. Will for the next 30 days give Free Trial Treatments. Dr. W.

F. BOEDEKER Magnetic Healer. Consultalleii.t'ree Room 421 llajrs Ulk. Janmilk Don't Throbs Money on cheap paint. Call at our store and we will explain why we believe The Lowe Bros, paints and colors are the best and you can judge for yourself.

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