Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 38, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 November 1888 — Page 2

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IS ADVAMCC, ' ' 0O a, V ANOTHER DISASTER I HE ,, 1LW1I& CKE1T. at aboat S o'eJoekv " alataa ot, re waa. eotmded mi people harrkd Iron their beda to &ad theOrdiard Blook, which extended from ColUfe ATcaoe to Hailroad at. and was boaaded by 6th atreet and an ; elk? ranniag eaat aad west, to be on lire. Tbe fire begao in a woadabetl beloagieg to the tJrcbard Houa jur4 woi Dobeon'a ahop, and spread with startling tapidity. I fart it ito qaktry that ber traa IM tina to aavethe cioth- ' iriif " -. Bearbart's family, lite croaald was covered wWCa network ffraaieabeda aad wooden bonses op .to ackartV bakery block (at tha eaat ad of the Orchard boikKoc) aad those fraajee being very oMr 3d dry, borid like peprr, Tbe wind waa blowiog f i r. 1 1 t...n ircwiy uvea jam wwawo lannhas the fiama and driving iima np to the Orchard Uoek or tag-wwi opwiraVd by BeOChart and tbe hotel. The ire was iwinge nr imi Mrjwimwi. like oara to fight anrvessfal!?, ao ibe Smbmb tametl tbeir attention

to the aaving of the bntidinn ad- " in. V"- T,M,", m7 f " ! JZ nw.,lto window rjear where onr books jaeeat on the north. By tbeir per- k,ted, and by tbia effort ih y ci jiatent work th- boiidinga which aaved. The troatrroom of lb- wmi onatito1ed tbeboondary liiSodrtnry waa cwroptfd. a. a awng room, iKtrr'. and eirweHV) were kept thTtBTr aa taking nreand thva tbe north j by U. Knaurr ju a onrectionry ar. i bsk batf of the Mock wa eawed. Tbe j ery, asoat ef Wa good were taved inMnV w nhmhfian StyT t?nck, scct- to te fire ui Icui w. pbsoda tJ; mt riquot. 4-ianM-ia Ibmii a UaTaW mA tell VaV Aflffl I BtaWawl III tltai iwlmraWM hnrall J Z lliKUmd.

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tarn on College Avenue to toe m- jifcop; tbetecond by W. U Bute as a tfeiwWalaWa Tannery. abe; ti third by c. A. JDAr..,,.,,. Br-rt.. I,.!,.-. ! lay a a notioar . Mearty all tbeir fjeorge iJeaeaart bakery giod were ed. The fcame. w the fectionery was on fire ao qoick- i 8u0 froaUns: the dupe, wm ewrcd by - Ivtbar itmhinar ana aared worth ! the OBokl fctita. The first was oceu-

uz. -:Jn VTS " . TtTtTLTj-I took and gooh) in the aecond story were also destroyed, " Mr. -B. bad wkku ww ww """i". - V aud BZtareS SWOt f3.UUO. Xne . building was ptHtJiaatid by him pi the Wnhon statera, aereral years igo, for fSnOsnd he was jot fin ishing ha'payoMat. Be bad no in- , anranee oa tbe butldutc r FraBtJteta sltop. witbtoola and aaaterial waa a total oa aad . with hot a $400 insurance. . H. 8. Bate, treasurer and hoe &hop, bad no ioaranee. AH theiatBeraof bk 6ee wen h i care, and with a aaaall antoont of aaoney, came dot alt right. ' Oa the Oiehatd House there

- waa not one dollar of insoreaee. Tbe nreaaen were exhansted by their hatg and nrdawaw fight, hot were chetwd ap by a noble band o ' Jadies. who brewed eoBee ior - then. Tbe aaea who handle tbe ' noaxiehaTenopte nieen an oeeasion like this, and take risks while others stand aboat with their bands iat their pockets and refuse to carry ligbtartatoiplaeesef aafety, no matter bow much wotnes may plead with them to do so.

and did not act with that judgnwnt that the occasion dentanded, and ao ciothinffnfnitofe, carpets, bedding, etev, were parajnttei to bom, and .. bat s rewdellarH worth weresaved. Tbos in a few moments almost eiything tbey bad aeeamoiated in a huge hotel tbiowgh years of bosneasaad labor waa swept away. ' It is a most eonptete and disheartening wrrefc. lit. Orebard sr. is . ttyeara of age a&4 he saved notb-

log--awg nor neitonsg. It watnted that a stove bad been temporarily, pbced in the wood shed to keep warm some creatures - Vltbat . were being detained there till

morning, and that tbe are iome manner- mmnnieatedv. from At air.evrnts the stove and i iwiirwett! were there. This is fealty tbe moexdiaMtiwas . fire that haaever occurred in the -town, for the ivaaon that tbe destruct kw almost total and the in- . sort nee onmparatively nothing. Jl r. Beacharl will erect a temJsnrary room to do Imsinesa in till spring, Dobsnn will bnild a shop, bat tbe pclabUity is the tbe Orchard House wit! never be rebuilt. The losses arc about as follows; 8.M. Orchard 8m. 18,000 . Ceo. Benekart-taikHng, . . . stuck, Frank Dobeoa, H. 8. Bates, Chaa, Hugbes,. .las. Thornton, John Stock well. 3,500 2 .60D 1,400 100 100 60 SO Total, 915.600 AJMJOJIT OS' Geo. Benckart, stock, ' ?700 Frank Dobson, 00 Cbas. Hogltes, 00 Total, flOO Our readers will be interested in the rc-paMicafivn of the fact that . n the ltb of Aogovt, 187t, tbe en ireanb half of thin block was destroyed by fire. At that time the blA-k was tiisntrneted alnrvt entirely of wood, Tbe fire Iwguo in the first sSory 4 (b buU&og on

the corner which now luslouw to r?W51 a1- Thpf dior?t ?T Uim. Krear, anit nwna Ha wff ' only lihttokoBif th high UstO W -JOtemocwrtfej OWCC, . tit the m Which they u wirm friends end good second story ; then it najftUrile otit dtfifcae' weje held by the who paid tMr ftsst m!iw kIf annM ?Mvina fit rePSS,i Three of the fear children of the entire Wflww thiay.fouple werepreat. W say fcHgt wallsof tbevOjirrd Blue iM$Myrfl&tttfm- of mny iutoaH froaOullege Avenue to ' the wmteAshow that while they bate fallen ifomia frmtf ' fbiWantiail bnck lhpo he1r beads, the year seem to have k3u- tt .Vifrff ' t - wated lightly thereon. Tlie ardent wishes btnldings have taken the placi; of of allthSfr&nds of Dr. and Mrs. Wylie those dcioyed, aa ordinance foiftg are that they may eajovmoch longer Ilfa, fjatejed the wk of the fir pre- wHbaiiyniien wiaWertalry of 1 . .-. .- '...Monday, ; Nov. nth,, iS3S; nndlrust mnbwgtser fire Iipitrf ..nm :tbe thM jf fta om. winf should Democrat, printed , f ;S Pto-' come to them in future year, they

ma nffin law data tRanttHfii. tbe following acotmirt of toe See U taken j From the Bwmecrat Bstraof Aug 17. f BalMlaMC) aVcatrey call ;. - . V tunate l 20,000 Worth op Burke t Prop est? . On Friday rooming aat aboat 3 o'clock a alarm wa sounded from the alarm at the C!oeH Hoose. . TIra alarm was causrd bythetfscovery of the fire in tie sceoud atory of the fcpiMiDt; in which our offi'ta n situated oa "that eornar of ' Fifth and lUikoaJ Sireeta.r JtaoatbljacaiieTidravr taavt the entire bMKlmg Mould be destroyed, sad' effort were, imnisdiate)" made, toprevam tspreadi!eef " 'ire to no avail. Tbetftre spread la tie frame buildings immediately oa tbe uast nd auutb, and front Umnee to tbe frarie bo i Id-, iags rmatisc; e Colhtga A Wine, i.nd nafly to the large three story briei of )taara. Howe at Small, oa the c orner of College Avenue and Fifth Street; Ihua eMpteUngtbedeatrnetiott of toe entire rnoara between the College Avioua and the Kailroad, and Fifth ttreat, and tbe alley running part tbe Orebard He use, contaiaing fourtoao fctwloeu roiaa. Tbe Ire originating in tbe room imatrdiately under tbe Democrat, tbe moke and beat kept any one from gaining an entrance thereto, thwi preruntiiit; u from (a ring any of ear raatorixl al' f vhieh wa totallr dcsUortxI. By the eftorb of tbe Fire Company, 'a ladder wna I'laced niiliia)tlln8aitkH barber- ' f5ey Renahaw.. the seeowi by Tbot.TtSrrj Vrh aa aalows. About ewythtag i tbe bnildinga was aaue. The brick buiWiag on the come wa fona store, aad by J. wlasa Kefheetera aa a poetsOoa and book store, Nearly all tbe goods of these stores were saved. They were" felly covered by tnturanee. Jle.te tbisbottding on College Avenue wa Ckeorye Bollenbacbar's boot aad shoe store,- stack about all saved; ae insurance. Next was the grocery star o;f J. W. Pbeltoo, who succeed in saving saoat of hfa goods. The next room wa occepied by walker Bra. a a meat aiarsret. The greater part of tbeir f rlures wet aaved. The but building hi tbe row wa oeeupitd by Oscar Soodsr aa a billiard and drinking sulooa. The stock and fix tnres were all insared. This eempletM the list of bufldlas destroyed, aad the soaVer tberoby . Bat for tbe groat exertiona and energy ot ear cftismu, tbe Orchard Uuus boildicg sitaatedjast across tbe alley, wosH have bean burned. We do not know the. exact ice but it is not far from 20.000. The canae of the fire is a mystery that aaa not yet . bean tntBomed. A large auniber of our citisans believe it to have been the work of an incendiary. At any rate, whatever the cause which produced it, it was tba largest Ire that ha aver Wautn m frof. awal ra. Wylie. Oa MoadaT, Oct. 5th, 1888, from 3 to to o'clock p. av, a reception was held at tbe rsaMenee t r irt T. A," wyMe and wire, the oceuion being the oaiebratiag of the itieth anarrerwry of tbeir marriage. Seek oTenta are rare; and the friends who gathered there eame with more than tbeir usnal good will and " warm wiahas ; as Dr. Wyfieaodhis estimable biide of ffty years, aradeared to the hearts of tfaecibssna, aswoli aa the faealty of the University, with wbetn he- has been so long and honorably connected. Tbe parlors were heantifaUf decorated, and festooned with coWeo. chrysanthemums and smilaz. At tba entraaee of the double door-way dividing tbe parlors were the tgorea and date in golden Sowers of "1838" aad His Emma Don n if. sister of the bride, stood with D. and Mrs. Wylie a tbey rvceived tboir friend, abw Dr. Tboodor Wylie, of Philadelphia, a brother of tba croom with bis wife were oa tbe left. Jtba Deanb and tbe Rev,. Mr. Wylie were the chief attendant at , lae wedding of their brother and Mater j fifty yean ago. Tbe bride was attired in l a. verT eteeaat Meek silk, antshea in : "T V?' V "L.J" raneed and adorned with a dainty bit of exquisite point lace and lavender jibboar Tbe groom, who looked so serene and yet an freed e the. wifa who Stood beside bins, wore the conventional black broadeleta. The dioipg-roan to which each one waprdlallyu invited to partaker ut a delieieoA lunch,. wa a brilliant scene of or ratal, sflver atd old. china of rarest alesign. The floral decoration were the work of skillful artists. Luncheon wa served oa medium sized tables w bich were capable of aeattag sis or eight prop'W. In tbe center of the room wa a long table from which' the cake were served. Two of these wesw noticed in particular; one being beautifully ornamented and impended over the top' with a amall golden belt; tbe otbnr in rich floral design and a email white chariot resting on the top. It seemed a "-Fairy Land,'' ao unutal and beautiful wc rt tbe surrounding!. Just before nine o'clock Dr. and Mrs. Wylie were reminded of a serenade whiob greeted them at their' hotel (the old Orchard Hoose) en their arrival in lilooroington ia 1838. Jtr. James Skiward U the only surviving .member of the band organisation of that day, now residing in tha city. Tbe notes of bis clarinet attracted the company to the front doors. After playing one piece outside, Mr. Seward entered the wide ball and played four selections ; Uij very same with which tbe venerable couple were serenaded fifty yeamagou This made a striking feature of tbe occasion. At nine o clock the & chaaic band appeared in tha yard ; and after rendering two of ita most beautiful elections in superb style, entered tbe dining rjom for refreshment, after which h again charmed tbe company with sweet strain, of harmony. Tbe wodd.ng of fifty yasiM ago like it anniversary was on Monday, and the groom had a narrow scape from being killed by accident on the former occasion, at Oernmntown, Funa., at which plucrf Dr. and Mrs. Wy. lie' wrra MiariieJ. The golden and oth.-r

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tloldeo Wedding Ma. B- 31. S. A SOLDER WRDDIK6. ' Attropg the interesting events of tbe ourrrntaeet.lnay .be. reoorded--the oelebrsiion ot lae tMHien weaamg oi nev. Dr. Tbeophilus A. Wylie and Bl excetlAat wife. Mr Rebecca Dennis Wylie. Dr . Wrlie is a native of Fbiladelphia , wkure he Witt born Oct. 8th. 1810. Hu father, the late Rev, Dr. S. B. Wylie, foe many year Frolessor of Language ia the University of Faansylva'nia, ha justly hem. regarded aa one of the most em -ineiit scholar of our aea knoT nation. Hiii son) having received hi preparatory train.' tng unaer m lamer care, enwreu the Universitv in 1838 and? graduated in 1839. After he had oomplsted hi course he wa engsiged a an 'Assistant in tbe Academical Department jf the Universi ty for. several years, ft. 1837 he whs elected a jwofossor ia Indiana Collgu now the'Stat Universit'lrt whnsh ki. Hon he baa remained till tba present tiu with .the exception of' about time vearadariiig' which he was a Professor in Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Dr. Wylie' merit Aave been rucoguixod hi the degree' of XL D, conferred on hini by the University of Penn., and of D.D. received from Princeton College, N. J., Ufcuni Universitv, Ohio, and Monmouth College, Ills. In 1886 be wa elected BmeritusFrofaaaorof Indiana University. In addition te hi long continued service in variou .chair in the Stat Universitv. Itr. W. half also officiated as Pa. tor.f the ttoforaudPtet. hurc ,in,8'Oomington, since hi arrival in tbn place,' UII th oongregatioa became connected with tb U. F.' church, several year after which be united with the Presbyterian church, of which be is now a minister. Few persons nave done a greater amount of useful work and none have sustained a more unspotted reputation diiring a long term of year. Enjoying the esteem and love of all who knew them, and especially of tbe entire community in wliichtbey have lived so long, it wat fitting that both he and hit estimable wife, worthy of equal boner, should receive mme manifestation of the regard of their friends. An event so unoatial. and doItebtful a tbe 50th anniversary of their wedding afforded inch an opportunity. A general invitation wa given in tbe news paper, with tbe intimation th.tfio 'pros-. eU were expected. A large company .wna aweinunxi in injuiernoon ana eveaj. ing of tbe 6th of November. The parloa and bUs wtire decorated with -golden chrysanthemums and srailax. The dates '38 and '88 appeared on tbe portion awl wnlb. A bounteful banquet was . providad in the dining Troom. The groom and . bis beloved bride were attended by Mis Emma Dennis and Rev. T. W. J. . Wylie, D. D. of Philadelphia, who bad officiated if the mm chai actor at tbe original ceremony. Tbe Bumcrou guect were received with warm greetings. Among others who were presented were the professor and several alumni of the University, ministers of the place and prominent ciuaen with older and young-or Mend. Notwithstanding the intimation in regard, to presents, many beautiful and - valuable gift were received. Among many others might be mentioned a gold vase of rare workmanship, aad a purs of gold from the Professors; a purse of gold from the. Presbyterian congregation ; silver nut !awlt lined with gold from MrsJohn Me dia, and Mr. Redlek Wylie; a silver cake basket mounted with sold, from Mr. R.J. Black and her daughter, Marcaret Wylie Black, of Philadelphia ; a diver butter dish from Mrs. Fee; silver cream pitcher, Misses Emma and Liuie Dennis; a gold thimble from Mrjind Mrs. M. J. Smith; six silver gill salt collars from Mrs Cornell and Riobard Speak, & ansa ; oiaen weem,rrom Mrs. Hanaro ill, Cbicaffo: PhotoxTaph Case, from Mas. Murphy ; Flutes, Cups and Saucer. rrem Mrs. -ramble, won UDester, Jf.; Rochester Lamp, from Mr.and Mr. T.W. J. Wylie, Frankfort, X4 Oil Fainting ana Frnit irom jars, uamnie ana an, Kerr.California; piece of gold from Gov. Mellette, Dakotab ; preserved fruit from Mis. Hiley, gold dust from Mrs. T. W. J. Wylie, Philadelphia, gold mounted um brellas from Mrs. Boiron and Ruv. Dr. Wylie, Philadelphia, with ether valuable gift too numerous to mention. An interesting feature of the entertain ment was the presence of Mr. James Se ward, who played seme piece of music which he bad performed at the receiition given to Professor Wylieand hi youthful bride on tnetr nrst coming to Bloom ington, fifty year ago. Of all tha company of performers on that occasion, Mr. Se ward alone remains- in Hloomington. A number of fine looking young men in uni. form, constituting the Mechanic Band,, added to the interest of tbe festivities by some excellent music At a seasonable hour the guests bad de parted, and the ceremonies of the occa sion bad terminated, nil uniting in best wishes for the welfare and happiness of their honored friends. LINKS Accompanying a pair oi Nut Bowls, presented to Professor aad Mrs. Wylie, at tbeir Golden Wndding, Nov. 5, U88. By Mr. John McOalU and Mn.Kedick Wylie: IMPBOMPTU. . . BT MIS MORHISOW. ' (TO ACQOjrJSr f VAIB OF .HUT HOl.DIERfl.) Life's Men 'a nut, and rntbor hard to crack I And yet you've' bold together storm or wri ck. - - God made your souls twin -coins in realms above ,; , .' ... You've kept. thoit golden .metal pure, in love 43ow-moch bf good you've quaffed from lite's lull cup i Fruition rare in thankfulness yeq sup. We're thanhful'tdit, you've lived so long to show " : ' That love's the bast- of lirethe best we know Of life atove, -for God is love. Not here Can you be parted long.' Be of good cheert Nov. 8, 1888. . Dr. Bxe, the popular eye specialist, whose office rooms are in (he Fnnlkner House, is doing u lively iHiMiness. He is an agreeable gentleman, thoroughly osied and takes gnat pains to explnin to, his -jialii'nts the intricacies of I he eye's formation. No charge for consultation. Best canned goods in Bloomington, both California and home grown. In dried fruit we have Pears, Peaches, Apples, Apricots, llaisins, Figs, Currants, and almost everything else good and choice, at Miller Bros, Special. -On Friday of each week the Banner will Imve a Special Price on mime article. Come and ace wbit it is. Kauh week will be a Uitl'trent article. BnEEDev & Co.

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.riH U; .. Hr. tiumtnera fas jiiataiienis pbotoijraphs of -flit ' .p'wfcessiofi of Sat arday a week, Tnatitrfng' tire court house yard,' the lo ctbin,aid many of the iuterestiog" features, A number of perwihs woiilil doubtleas b 5 glad to secure onej of these. They no ay be had at his 'gallery in the P rogress Block. Call and see tbem anyhow j it won't cost you a cent. ' i. ' ' A. M t EvaLiSB 8vin Liniment remove all Bard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from bones, Blood Spavin, Curb. Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Sliflos, Sprair s, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, eto. Save 1 50 by use of one boltlej Warrant ed, c' M.by II. Lindley,Druggist,Blooqif ington,lnd- . THE JLEADIN6 UNDERTAKER Fixnitnre DaJr. I have the largest and 'lic selected stock iver brought to Blomnmgton, and will S'lll you good cheaper tbjtn any one. I h4ve a floe display ol.j. . . Chamljer Sultcse PAELQR SUITES, LNGES, Fas dy Chairs, $abV tAwHs, Cabpi!T Sweepkks, Mmttoiis, PICTURE FRAMES. OI?GANS,kepl in att'ck, anisoW on mortlhlv jS meitf., I have the Household SrvrtngSUrhine the b st Machine made, and tUe-choapcjit.. Ialsu keep " ' a ' Clolhlnrfor FaMeralu ' which only coat about one-halt as much as other clothing. Come and fee me.nort h aide of square, in Waldron s Bliick, ITotllce of Application for License. - ' Thu undersigned, a male oitlinn over Ibe Y, of twenty-one years and an inhah. itant of the City of Bloomincton, and County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, hereby give notice to tho citizen of Blftoi'iington Hn.l of the FirM,Wrd ol said City of Hloomington Town-biji in said County of Monroe and the Slnto ot Indiana, that he will at the December term, 1868, of the Board of Commissioners, o 'the County of Monroe and State.ol Indiiina, apply to said Board for license j to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wtl: Spiritous, trinou and Malt Liquor in a l'"i quanlity than a quart at a Umo for a per iod o( one year with tbe privilege of nllowing thci same to be drank on th premise upon which he desires to sell said Spiri-ou", Vinous and Malt liquors, and that naid premises are situated in the First j Wnrtf cf said City of f loontington, in Bloomington Township, Monroe County, State of Indiana, and described as follows' : Aiiartnf in lot numlnir one hundred and t airly (1301 in Town now City al Blooi.iiniii, Monroe County, Indiana, beginnine: at the southwest corner of said In lot running- thence -north twnnty and ne-lialf (20)) fn-t, thence east forty ( to) fret, thence south twentv and one-ball (W feet, thenpe wMt forty (40) feet to the lilirce of beginning JOH.N STOOpwgLL. y,:v. 14, 1888.

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