Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 September 1893 — Page 4
If you have not been in lately call
and see our
Silver
Novelties.
Tliev are Just in and are exquisite in design
and moderate in price.
Everybody like* our
REPAIR WORK
Try it once.
0
Our Fall Styles
Elegant in Finish And Workmanship, Have begun To arrive. See them at
J. S. KELLEY'S.
IS4 Eat Main Street.
Music Hall.
Sept. 22.
Chas. E. Schilling's
MINSTRELS.
An original, unique entertainment. presenting^ for the"* first time the picturesque, new, first part
KING SOLOMON'S COURT
Magnificent Coetumee and Gorgeous Effects. Everything Entirely New,
A Host of Funny Comedians, America's Sweeteet Singers, New and Oetchy Mosio,
A Cyclone of Fan.
Wonderful Specialties, Augmented Orchestra.
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FBOM H£RE AHD THESE.
—John Walter is in Bainbridge. —John L. Williams is in Chicago. —Bob White is home from Chicago. —John Walter is in Covington today. —Miss Emms Hills is visiting in Chi-
—David A.Roaoh is over from Indianapolia. —Mrs. Eva McCarer ie visiting in Indianapolis. —Prof. t. M. Chapman is visiting the World's Fair. —Mrs. M. E. Wray left at noon for Stanford, Ky. —John Conrad and wife are home from Chicago. —Mrs. J. K. P. Thompson went to Chioago to-day. —Remember the social club dance on Saturday night. —Henry Campbell went to Indianapolis this afternoon. —John Hornbeok and wife are attending the World's Fair. —Mis. Dr. Keegan and Miss Lata went to Chioago this afternoon. —Mrs. Eph Griffith and Mire Birdie left for the World's Fair to-day. —Sallie Bogurt was fined $20 and costs to-day for selling beer without a license. -Oliver Harsh, of Waynetown, indioted for robbing a saloon, has given bond for $200. —Guy Steele, Frank McClamrock and Will Sclilemmer returned from Chicago this afternoon. —People wanting quick hot lunoh go to Hale's lunch counter. Steak, bread, butter, and ooffee served for only ten cents. fsm —The infant daughter of Ben Jonee, residing two miles northwest of the city, died last night. The funeral ooourred this afternoon. —All the members of St. John's Epis-
church are requested to meet nest Monday afternoon at the residenoe of V. Q. Irwin. Business of importance. —The New Riohmond band will be here to-morrow night to give a concert at the Fulton Market. This band is just fitted out with instruments costing $1,000. —There will be a d&Dce in the Nutt House dining room this evening. A company of wandering Italians with harp and violin will furnish the music tor the occasion. —Prof. V. I. Tsylor, of tb^ei high school, is figuring on getting control of the signal service for this town. He believes that it can be used to advantage in the high school. —There is much complaint made of the negro dives in the second story of the building on the south-west corner of Market and Washington streets. They are thoronghly disreputable and the police should do a little house cleaning. —Shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon the fire department was called to South Elm street. A brush heap was on fire and some boy turned in an alarm. At the corner of Plum and Jefferson streets the hose wagon was upset and several of the fireman badly bruised. The fire, of course, amounted to nothing.
Fine Photograph*.
Try the Cincinnsti photographer bt Lawson's gallery. Elegant $6 Cabinets for $2 per dozen for a short time. $8 Paris Panels for $4 per dozan. 10-1
W* print sale bills on short notice. THE JOCKNAL Co., PRINTERS
Bogus!
Bogus white leaa would have no aale did it not
Afford makers a larger profit than Strictly Pure White Lead. The wise man is never persuaded to bay paint that is said to be "just as goodf" or better than
Strictly Pure White Lead
The market is flooded with spurious white leads. The following analyses, ioade by eminent chemists, of two of these misleading brands show the exact proportion of genuine white lead Uncertain:
Misleading Brand
"Standard Lead Co. Strictly Pun Whits Lead. Bt. Louia." Materials Proportion. Analysed by Baryta. HUH per cent. Begis Chanveset Oxide of Zinc 84.16 per cent. A Bro., White Lead Ml pei cent. Bt Loots.
Leas than 7 per cent, white lead. Misleading Brand "Pacific Warranted Pure [A] WhIU Lead."
Materials Proportions Analysed by Sulphate of Lead 4.18 per cent. LcdoarACo., Qua. of Zinc 46.04 per cent. New York. Barytas B0.88 per cent.
No white lead in it. Yon can avoid bogus lead by pur* chasing any of the following brands. They are manufactured by the Old Dutch" process, and are the standards:
"Armstrong & McKelvy" "Beymer-Bauman" "Eckstein" "Fahnestock" "Anchor" "Kentucky" "Morley" "Southern" "Shipman" "Red Seal" "Collier" "Davis-Chambers"
Far SSI. by the moat rellabl. dealer, la palate everywhere. tf you are oiof to paint, it witl pay you to send to us Tor a book containing fnformatiop that may save you many a dollar it will ttly coat you a peetal card to do so.
NATIONAL LEAD CO.,
1 Broadway, New Tort*
Cincinnati Branch, Cincinnati. Ohlct
PULLED THE DAMES.
The Oourt Will Olose All Houses of Prostitution in the Oity. The grand jury while in session made an investigation of the morals of Orawfordaville, and as a result returned indiotments against Ssllis Bogart, Jennie Belt and Jennie Bailey for keeping bouses of prostitution. Last night Sheriff Davis in company with Marshal Brothers swooped down upon the houses of these worthy women and before daybreak fifteen inmates were weeping the hours away behind the oold iron bars of oounty jail. Three young men were also captured and were put through before Mayor Ban del this morning. Those againt whom indictments had been returned met their fate in the cirouit oourt. The girls were each fined $10 and ooats and warned to leave town. The madamss did not fare so well, however. "Sister Sallie" was the first of them to appear before the bar of justice, and with no hsaitency at all she pleaded guilty to the oharge of the indictment. The oourt stated that the law allowed him to fine her $100 and imprison her in the oounty jail for six months. He intended to give her this dose. When Sally heard this awful doom she broke forth in lamentations and swore by all that was holy that she would cloee her house and go
entirely
out of business
if allowed to go. The oourt having received her promise lowered the fine to $50, and released her from imprisonment. He gave her a straight talk, however, and denounced her business as a curse on the community. He declared that if she were ever brought before before him again on a similar oharge that he would give her the limit of the law. Madames Bailey and Belt were also treated in a similar manner, both being let off with a $50 fine on a promise lo go out of business. Judge Harney declares that he intends to olose them all out. What's the Matter With Orawfordsville?
A Washington special says: Representative Brookshire to-day reintroduced his bill of the last Congress appropriating $25,000 for the purchase of a site and the construction of a fed eral building at Brazil. The measure will not beoome a law. It is not the intention of this Congress to pass any such bills.
Vory is now on the committee on appropriations and osn put his measure through. What we want to know is, why does he favor Brazil before Orawfordsville? Orawfordsville .is a larger and more important place and needs a public building. Vory better look after his home town or his home town will look after him.
Divorce Refused.
The divorce suit of Ben vs. Cora Crowe was tried in the cirouit oourt yesterday and was hotly contested from start to finish. The testimony was in part ludicrous, it part shameful and in part simply horrible. It depicted depraved human nature in its worse possible light and caused every listener to blush for the human family to whioh he belonged. Upon the conclusion of the testimony the court refused to grant the divorce either upon the oomplaint or upon the cross complaint. The two crows will have to squawk together for some time yet.
"Indiana Day" at the Pair. Governor Matthews and staff, exPreeident Harrison, J. W. Riley, Gen Lew Wallace and other Indianians will participate in the oeremoniea at the World's Fair on "Indiana Day," whioh ooonrs on September 27. It is doubtful it Senator Voorhees can be present on account of business in Washington. With this exception, the programme si published will be carried out. The rail roads will make a rate of one fare for the round trip from all points in Indiana. The tickets will be good for ten days, beginning September 25.
Uovered With Plies.
The following gem is worthy of per usal and thought: He Hat at his door at noonday
Lonely, glum and s*d. Tlie tile** Tere hti/-7.ln|f about him, Led by a blue-winged gad. Not a customer darkened Ills portal,
Not a sign of business was llierc But tlie tiles kept on buzzing About the old man's tialr. At last In misery be shouted: "Great Scott! I'm covered with tiles!'. And the zi-pbyr tbut toyed with bis kers said:
WlllS'
W by dou't you advertise?"
An Acknowledgement.
To the Editor The Journal.
I desire to acknowledge the receipt of a lamp for making the nearest guess
as
to the number of dolls at J. J. Fisher's exhibit at the Montgomery county fair, my guess being 417, the actual number.
LOR* EWINO.
flo Olew Yet.
As yet no clew has been obtained in regard to the robbery of th'e hardware stores Wednesday night. No arrests have been made and if the police hate any information they are not spreading it for Abe delight of an admiring public.
Reception.
This evening st 7:30 o'clock the Ep worth League of the Methodist church will give sn informal reception in the ohnrch parlors to the Methodist stu dents and all other friends of the League.
I have been a great sufferer from dry caturrb for many years and I tried many ri medies, but none did ma so much benefit
as
Ely'. Cream Balm It completely cured me. M. J. Lally, 39 Woodward Boston Highlands, Mass.
avenue,
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caaterla.
HORRIBLE RAILROAD WRECK
KfTY PABSEHQES8 SUPP0BED TO B£ KILLED. AHD MAN? INJURED.
A West Bound Passenger Train Ban Into a Freight Near Kingtburr, on the Wabash,
Special to The Journal.
KINOSBDKY, Iud., Sept. 22.—The west bound pssssnget train on the Wabash from Detroit to Chioago ran into a freight train near this plaoe this morning and smashed both engines and ths coaches snd sleepers of the pessenger train. The number of killed is supposed to be fifty. This report is but little exaggerated it is believed, aa many dead bodies have already been removed.
Beached New York.
Special to The Journal.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—The yaoht Valkigrie reaehed this port this morning.
"Hawaii and the Hawaiian!." Miss Mary H. Krout, who is on the editorial ataff of the Chioago InterOcean, and who spent several months during the fiist part of this year at Honolulu in the interest of that paper, has been engaged by McPherson Post, No. 7, O. A. R., to deliver a lecture in this oity, the subject of her leoture being "Hawaii and the Hawaiian:." The time ohoeen ie Wednesday evening, Ootober 11. The place will be announced later. Miss Krout needs no introduction to the people of Crawfords ville. She is well known as a close and intelligent observer of people and things, and the mere announcement that she will tell her old neighbors and friends "most of which she saw and part of which she was" during her stay on the Islands should be sufficient lo draw a orowded house.
A Lie Nailed.
The races here during fair week developed the fact that Lebanon has one of the fastest trades in the State. The beet time made at Orawfordsville last week is reported to be 2:18, while the Lebanon time was 2:16£. Lebanon is destined to be a race canter and those who live here next season will witness some remarkable raoes, for already Lebanon's fame has gone abroad and ths owners of ths best stock in the country avow their intention of being here next summer. Let them come and forbid them not.-—Lebanon Patriot.
The above is rsther rioh. Everyone knows that Dr. Hails made a mile here laet week in 2:15J on a bed track. Lebanon's track in perfect weather is much slower than Crawfordsville's after a deluge.
COLLEGE NOTES.
Kern, '95, is anew Phi Psi. The Phi Beta Sigma boys huve pledged several fine new men.
Hammel will be obliged to leave ccllege again on account of his health. The foot ball team goes against the University of Illinois a week from tomorrow.
Don't fail to see the Freshman-Soph-omore game to-morrow. You'll get your money's worth in fun and fine plays.
Will Guthrie, of Lebanon, who attended Wabash College a couple of years ago, was married yesterday to a Miss Conn, of Van Wert, Ohio.
The attendance at DePauw University is smaller than it has been for several years. There is also a dropping off at all the other oollege in the State except Wabash.
While the foot ball team is gratified to have both students and citizens attend the practice game, the players earnestly request all who cannot kepp out of lines to keep away. It interferes with the playing and imperils lives.
A combination composed of the Phi Psis, Phi Gams, Sigma Chis snd Alpha Delta Phis swept things in the Atbletio Association, eleotion yesterday. The graceless yonng hobos who bring this spirit into the association are preparing the path for disaster.
Moore, '94, Busbnell and Wood were appointed a committee ^to form a new college yell which is to be submitted to the Athletic Association this afternoon. Moore will furnish tbo noise and Bush null the poetry and Wood will act as mediator should the noise and poetry disagree.
An unfortunate, though not serious chapter of aocidente, ooourred on the gridiron field lest- night. Gooding reosived a bad oat on the lip, Oooper and his breath parted oompany for a few minutes, and Parry, whils making a taokle, had his left hip severely sprained but none of the injuries will incapacitate the players for any length of time.
The Athletio Association held a rather tame meeting last night in Calliopean hall tor the eleotion of officers. Huffer, of the Sophomore class, was sleeted Preeident Kern, of the Junior class, Vice President D. D. Haines, Treasurer and Hall, '95, Secretary. R. M. Johns was elected to succeed John A. Blair as President of the Indiana Inter oolleague Athletic Assooistion. The exocutive committee will be elected at a meeting to be held this afternoon.
SURVEYING of land and ditohee done by H. C. MOCLOKE, C. E., Late U. S. Deputy Land Survey. 709
esst Jefferson street.
A handsome line of new-
League of American Wheelmen. PKRU, Ind., Sept. 22.—The first annual tournament for northern Indiana of the League of American Wheelmen was held here Thursday. In a dozen races tl,200 worth of prizes were given. The summary:
One mile, novice—Smitb, Fort Wayne, won Dugal, Fort Wayne, second time, t:46l-& One-mile handicap—Levy, Chicago, won Den laon second time, 3:19 ft-1.
Quarter mile, open —Bode, Chioago, von Miller, Marlon, Ind.. seeond time, SI4-6. One mile, open—Kennedy, Chicago, won Bode second time, t:4L
Two-mile handicap—Kennedy won, Levy second time, 1:34 4-ft. One mile, S-mlnuw clasa—Levy, Chicago,won Oanglver second time, S:4t S-B.
Fire miles, open—Bode won, Black, Fort Wayne, seooad time, it:SSH. One mile, open—Bode won, Black second time, *:86 8-5.
Half-mile flying start—Bode won, Dennlsoa Chicago, second time. 1: II I-&. Tandem raca—Morganthaler, Fort Wayne, won Dally, Fort Wayne, aecond time,
Boys under IS, Quarter of a mile—Turpla Peru, won McClain second time, :44ft.
Escaped by Suicide.
COLUMBUS, Ind., Sept 28.—At an early hour Thursday morning Frank Lindsclimidt, a groceryman and dealei in eoal and lumber and operating 1 feed store, waa found dead in White river, near this city, with a bullet hole in his head. He waa 40 yean old, unmarried and a prosperoui German, having acquired more than $20,000 during the last ten years. For some tims he has been troubled by two women who wer« seeking his hand. Hia near relative! objected to his marriage to either, anc this fact was known by both of them, who more vigoroualy than aver showed their attentiona, until they drove bin mad. Late Wednesday evening he no' titled all his employee not to open th« places of business Thursday morning. This was regarded as serious and 1 search was begun with the above result.
Sport at Vtl|NidM.
VALPARAISO, Ind., Sept i».— At th races here Thursday a dead heat wai trotted in the !S:27 class, and the third heat was declared no heat and th( drivers of Dexter L. and Dell Brown were fined for poor driving- The racei resulted: 3-ycar-olds, trotting, purse 1100— Jack D., b] Duuntless, won Lettle B., seoond Era Lewis third time, 2 44. 2:45. 2:27 class, trotting, purse KS0— Allle Moore wca Dnxter L., second Dell Brown, thirdtime, '-':37, S:», t:31.
Free-for-all, pacing, purse K16— l-Vrue, won American Boy, Jr., second Roy.L third time 2:23, 2 :W4, 2:21.
Suspected of Being ths Murderer. WASHINGTON, Ind., Sept 22.—Th« chief development In the Wratten murder case Thursday
waa
gimnmitimmmwmmmmmmmwmmiitmtmttwg I New Fall Goods Arriving Daily!
-AT THE-
Trade Palace.
Fall Straw and Felt Sailors*
Just in. We will sell these at popular prices.
We show the Greatest Variety of Novelties and new ideas in New Dress Goods and Trimmings in Crawfordsville, at right prices. Our
Silk Tapestry .Chenille and Damask Draperies
Outstrips Them All.
cE Lace Curtains in the Greatest Variety
And Most Reasonable to be found anywhere..
Drapery Silks, Silkalmes, Swisses, Madras and Light Draperies in Profusion. Our Carpet, Matting, Linoleum, Rug and Window Shade departmentis immense. Everything you can think of for floois and windows. All departments are full of new things and you are invited to
THE TRADE PALACE.
I
Fine Front, Building, Sidewalk, Common, Hard Cellar and
Change
the arrest of a
neffro north of Terre Haute who acted strangely and had his body covered with human blood. As there are no bruiaea OD him the police detained him pending an investigation. A gum coat covered with blood was found near the house Thursday, and Mr. Wratten is
known
In
to hav«
never possessed one. There is n« doubt it belonged to the murdere-
Racee .at Wabash.
WABASH,
Ind., Sept
22.—There
a large attendance at the fair Thursday. The races resulted: 2:16 class, pacing, nurse 1300—Lad* Vivlni won Sunrise, second Minnie C, third heal time, 2:2tt 2:40 class, trotting, purse SOO— Edgar P. won-
2:32«'
9-14-27
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Baron
J**"' teal
S-year-old and under, trotting, purse 176Antidote won Orphea Girl, second QUvEdiie Girl, third best time, 8:ft).
& Graham.
Foundation Brick,
•—FOR SALE BY—:
The Crawfordsville Pressed Brick Company.
For information and prices inquirsat Martin dt Son's ice office, 110 N. Green St.
MISS L. J. HIATT, aoi
E. Main St.
Has the best
Autum Styles for Misses' and Children's Dresses.
Work done at reasonable prices. Also the beat styles for brides' dresses.
Method, of Collection.
Indiana Natural and Illuminating Gas Company—Crawfordsville Division.
To insure more prompt ool laction of bills this Oompany has selected a number of yearly contracts on whioh it will oolleot monthly in advance, instead of quarterly, beginning with the first day of Ootober. Consumers whose accounts will be collected monthly hereafter will receive a notice to that effect on that date stating the amount of the first payment. After Ootober no notice will be sent either to oonsnmers with monthly oontrscts or to those with yearly contracts payable monthly. It is presumed that they know that the regular monthly payment is dne between the first and tenth of eaoh month and that they will be expected to come to the office and make the payment within the time fixed by their contraot.
No obange of rate is contemplated or made by this change, merely a change in the manner of collection, whioh makes the payments smaller and more fraqnent. Any customer may pay as many months in advance as they may wish, but one month in advance must be paid by the tenth of each month or\the gas will be shut off promptly on the eleventh without further notice.
Consumers paying quarterly will reoeive the regular notioe as usual. Consumers delinquent at this date are notified to make payment in full by Ootober 1, aa no customers will be supplied after that date for gas in any previous month. JOHN MOALOTT,
Oen'l Supt.
Orawfordsville, Sept. 22, 1898—10-10.
Terre Haute
wai
Ifaces.
On Sept 26th to Sept. 29th inclusive, tbe Vandalia will sell tickets to Terre Hsnte and return for on* fate, $ 1.60,the round trip, good to return including Sept 80. On Sept. 26, 27, 28 and 29 No. 44 will be held at Terre Haute until I 5:80 p. m. instead ot leaving at 4 p. m., tbe usual time. This arrangement will snabls all to ass ths raoss completed.
J, J. O. HUTCHINSON, Ag't.
I En, ear and Uuoat disaaass only, Dr. Qrsens, Joel Blook. Fitting of gli a specialty.
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The People's Exchange.
Advertisements mslved under this head at one cent a line a dsy. Nothing less than 10 cents.
Count a line for ssch seven words or fraction thereof, taklnc eaoh group of Ogures or Initials as one WON.
As tbe amounts ars so small we expect cash In advance for thess sdysttlssaisnta.
"Yy ANTED wages.
work at 804
to do house-
rin attest. Good 0-!6
Y\7ANTBD-To exchange a Ave aore 10 3grov®
ln
-y-orangeo
FlorU1»
far city Jirafwrty
WANTBD—To rent a flrat •person having such please address X, tblsofloe.
DARTEH.
•rat class piano. Ai one to let win 9-22-23-°
&n«a£e K£»t8££$ ft\V'o seoonds. Works like auit, Mr cent, profit. Agenu |es ier week Wealwwantacniaralaaut S tjksofcihre it or a a S S S ANM change to make nonsy. Witts wr terns and sample, °f enSsj^Tboree Irassr Mfg. Co., box 445. LaOows Wis. lvdaw
TOUT.
LOST—Bedand
Trisb|9etter Do*. tnontlis old.
Return get reward. 3" and wk J. H. WATSON.
W»B HAliK.
BKMJND- On west Wabasfa avenue, a sewing A machine drawsr. Owser can have the same by calling atr this ofloe and paying fi this- notice. 6-2?tf
FOB
KXCHANOK-A choice 80 acre farm near Crawfordsville to exchange for city property, J. J. Darter, 122 North Washington street. 8-36-tf
SALE--Agogd soft coal heater almost new, at 211 south Washington si. 0-27
F°
TjH)H BALK—A good fresh milk cow, cheap. Mr Inquire of H. H. Talbot, west of oity. O KI •JIOB 8A LB OB TRADB—Any person wlshlng to buy or trade tor a printing outflt for a oountry paDer, can get a bargain by applying to G. W. Snyder,H07 east College street. dftwtlD
ITOB 8ALK.—A house and about a half au A acre of grouud, house of three rooms, with gas, plenty of fruit, good well. Desirable location, Will sell at a bargain.
HARVSV YABTAN,
tf 818 8. Green St.
10I0IIQ0TB.
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Bid
4—Pwlt DItIsIh.
2:03 a. .Dally 8:47 a.m 1:05 p.m....Dally (e*oep« Sunday)....1:38 p.m
9 44am 5:20 pm 8:10 pm
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8:16 a a 0:10 pin 8:38
2:38 pm LootU Frelfht 2:33 pm
MONEY TO LOAN,
tw
On good meroantiis snd resident property li Crawfordsville. OTW. WMNT.
Miss Hovcy
Will
open
fc'
ths Fall tern
of
hsr school at
har residence,
503 W. WABASH AVE.
Monday, September agth.