Decatur Democrat, Volume 49, Number 50, Decatur, Adams County, 15 February 1906 — Page 4

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t» taKren ixd fre®i tti* • .ree ferw tri there w . > tc=«* a fc nd net ;'.!&g 'ef-xe th* ts Ajei. : The w':x* received i* 3crß»m at ti*'-- pe®K--® !-•*-** JaAatry aiiaraey a'/-Art £.A”.*".’ire «a? 4 z.'Tea*e ■ji-.zj k* *- at* per ioarter £ - ar £..22* Robert £ z-Ujrz-s. Det* jeer J-hi E. Mxsnm* J si- Gre«®H---.-.- !*-'<**, M?€®w A.-.r-rit B B'.yd 'las-e* H". v-iT Hisry .Arb-tr-ii »j*s.y a f*.r t-sed crowd itv.'iei E-“. th* Bey at Art nW The orapaiy a Arge cme fsr Deottur mrry-Ag forty Tsey ear* t rrey .red.; at.e. pesd-.-rosawie, the ecegs and epeer.a-tie* new and refresh ;ng and ti>* eoßßedmm'o=27 — ■ A the evesrfng wa« the k-i-z trv the Dutch g-i • ;h ozi- there were a i'.z/i. snore exoe.Jeit num*»sre hammed up it was a ejever e®terta:ning a>d i.eiighlf'ii *s.i« asi a attended were w-'. mriiAed The bad weather ts l.a tt. prerented a ATget eriw _ frsm attmdißg Ermaa Met’ er *- ■ -Eet'T''" ~ 3*l-* w *-r*iF* i*z.--emp.-.yed :n th * r.ty. w. . z- to Danwi.-e. 1.-, at the .peairsg of the :A*e'A see*cn *h - *"t."z wr_ere h- w-.1. try c«t with the Danv;> Kitty L'AZi-e team Mr Mret zer. wwe.- ssown — ?.x* city and whe for the paM "ew yean ha* teen w',r*is.z '.n a tray line ;u th:* cty received t®. Attere th:* wee* fre* u* m»£a®et&es.t of the laut-.jb Uax and :e. the for '".:m to sign He ha* V; take the —er and «.’.. .rave foe there a* *ooa a* the Kifty Leaaue team* begin their ;ri:<-.'.e —E.tffv.s Banner Metbodirt* A lE tiasa are pAE ning an important -tare miwcxary *>-nventv,n. *. be held .s Lndraeap- ■_.,* Mar'.h 13-1A The pirp.ar c' the eonvencon is to icing togethw oonfeeeDoe and ciettict officert :: the different organimcoc* A the er-urth. the pa*tor* ano re-preeecta nv<« from tire local churches and y-.ung peopels etznetiee wethm the -sound* of Indiana. North Indiana and Northwestern Indiana xnf*r. enoe- or tire eorwideration of aome iof the probieso* of the unevai<e. zed natzm*. and k.*c for prayer fellowship and dieeaefioa c-f method* and the best belpe aval. ab> for fulS.ling the great m.m*ic.*. ary purpose of the 'hurth. Mrs. Dr Lutr Gayncr sex -ecretary. w.. address the Young Woman * F.reizn |M.s»..!iary s> c-.ety, in the aul.tcr-.ur' of the M E church. Fr.iay evening. Fe-.ru-ary I®, at With twelve years experience a* a aoed-cal •i-.nary in China abe is spokea A a* a wonderful woman with a wondernl story to te. reinz at.e to arouse, enthuse k and enlighten any who wiß bear her. (‘ome to be instructed. Seal* free. Tcu will also be given * treat Prcgrazr — InstrcmenU inet Mimes Iva Fitoooke and Deesie 3eery quvrtet MeeMr- D W Beery, J. Q Neptune, and Erejsberger bothers voca, doet Ma* Mabie Erwin and Mr Jesse Era* berger. The citizen* of Decatur shcu.-i bear'Rev.'Fow.er’s octure at the Presbyterian church Friday even ing. His subject will be “Song of Youth one of his very best While it may not be generally known Rev. Fow.er ha* had years of experience on the platform and is known as one of those who ’ weaves together fins thought and feeling and has the ability top.ease interest and instruct his audient»s. Humor enough to keep all who hear him in a pleasant mood add* to the lecture and make it splen did entertainment. For several ’ ' seasons Rev. Fowler lectured under the Central Lyceum Bureau, who -peak so highly of his ability saying, 'He occupies a field which I is absolutely his own. which gives I him a distinct individuality pSong Oratory is something I unique and original as he present* it. and wonderfully entertaining Mr Fowler enjoys the reputation cf being a cultured vocalist, pos i sessed of a sweet, mellow, sympa thetic voice, esjiecially well adap ted to illustrate .his themes, aside I from which he is a pronounced i orator. The press in various cities where he has appeared give him h'gh praise and we can safely i guarantee the entertainment. i *

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iilat re oef a* toe x ; ' c. ® Um lores cf LA w "-■rewr arrest ox* beex srt --- TTA.:xTraratey FetesaryA zoarrAZi - AXto i»s ***- ( .. T V; S-Ztz Crsek Krnnste; *®i -x.-y Y*.Mx.er x -a*z_=_-:s kvx‘X z Kt.z zzzz yC:. « >£* : '_ C- *-* 1 ’- ■aenmx.- * .ax Lawyer BartoA — a w • Wlkff - - s L " 7Z_- " ?:> * 7 ~ A,* T.?? T’t ffi- ~ * Lit* SOTEI I 1 - B :-r 1... -i r«: ~ . _ _ . i - A** - *1 2 t-tCI z: *i* =*-- — 'ax -V ire; M-.XCV Afire > ere Sssto :xi--rxz Mr* Lfcxra Bhsaer v.;-a_i ix: aiSery IA S..X.A toi-L- ASC far Tamday ---x-xz Merz- > ■ vz*- was the ..iii v -1: *v; r* i: ;x- kzz z ;r n a vxi.i v* rax .-4-- lie strap was the. - -/ > *< - * ie 21 Beta uarfeA rwde a. jrtiAt A * -rL rtato V* XZ l.i ■' - rete ...*■ v:x : ~zz -zzz&z.zz^. -.~ Zm zz.~z t-x* > i.ed x; :n ie:ot2Lir:z ty Arsirew J Ta;.c —-«■-• ;±:er txi -ays 'ire: Mrs dk.ser* livas .x Tx::z township and refuses t-z aezd her Laughter. Vji-j Tto.cixzc are-i ihirtoez ' _uT£ toirxixx- ralei to ax-ver harti. xirazracc :: xrzp.a z: withFak t* E:ra.x Porter hunting :u Sunday EtoQcz t: .cash izht* State v* Joseph Tcanellier. *!-■ ley. zai :f zzehy. fined _|2-' and. Mito v* .'aAztize Srzuepp. ear ry-xg ::z weapon*, arraignxex p.v* :-f guilty, fined |3 and which he paid ~za A lams r.mit court held a during whichi *-.=re iziize** was ransacteland which .* recorded a* follows Ja oob Ixmer vs George W. Nich a. *n:< zno 11 5C< judgment by azreemex- icr 1...11C.. Freso.st'K Dednck et a. vs Peter BaumzartDer et al -mt cn nets contra:: <■:. cash bond filed: demurer te ea h paragraph. Uria E Cramer et a. vs Caroline Crax*r et al. part.lion of rea. eteate; finding that plaintiffs and defendants are each owners of 1-12 of real ertate set out in petition ex eepcsg Caroline Cramer who owns 1-3. G. Moran appointed oommmioner and sale ordered. Conn tv Assessor Crist has been notiSsd by State Tax Commissioner John C Wingate to call the township trustees for a meeting in this city on Saturday, February 17. Al th:* time Mr Wingate will be here to give them special instruction in the art of assessing and fixing values of personal property .along .-nee suitable to that augjst body, -*ato tax board. The town ship assessors will be in their .bats on the first day of March, which is but three weeks away, •o you might just as well be gin now to make peace with him A P Beatty representing the plaintiff filed a new suit entitled James G. Steeley & Co. vs Emma E But’.tr suit on account demand »7» GENEVA NEWS Geneva. Ind. Feb. 13.—Dr. Cook, an eminent specialist of Indianap? oli«, wa* here Monday to see Mrs. Ella* Haie who has been an invalid •or some time past, For many months Mrs. Hales’ condition has teen about the same and while there were times when the family believed she was improving.it seems that the improvement was only t*mpcrary. What Dr. Cook thought of the case was not learned but the many friends hope that he can restore Mrs. Hale’s health. The members of the Epworth .eagne held a business at the Methodist church Monday evening which was followed by a s; rend id and thoroughly enjovable ( literary program and social time. Music was furnished by Miss Goldie Fink Robert Poer, and the male

uartrtte Mi« Hendricks g*re a and Mi« Belle Scheer read rTt .wrn.M~S>- V011..1W remainder of the evening wve T * e rme refreshments were .erred was patted in guessing = wncse were on the wails c ; the church. Geneva _• to have another lodge. , A Rvthbcne Sisters chapter is to to Vz-r-tuted two weeks from Tues- j -st and the outlook for the same t fcr ighf. Ibe Decatur lodge w -7*- -zw the chapter and the -ccaeicn will be a very memorable —. a Ladies whose husbands | — -a'zere are members of the K. -- 1 p lodge are eligible to mem-a.-*z:? the Rathbone Sisters aza as the K. of P lodge is a arse one G is thought that the Ladies’ '.z-ige will have a big mem hesship. <Fenva, Ind , Feb - -Roy Ju far on ci man. met with an acoid=at yesterday whiie building a r z that w: cripple him for several days He. with another man. was — viz some heavy timbers and 'he on a twenty-penny ua; The nail, or small sized spike, entered his right foot 4 and was in so far and tight that it re:z red a full grown pul! to get it cut and as a result, Mr. Juday —as az xg.v wound in his foot that will be several days in healing and that will cause him to resort to crutohes for seme time. A surprise upon Mrs. J shna Parr=z in honor of her sixty-seventh birthday wa* a social event held Fri day which proved a happy one. The guests included relatives, neighbors, G. A R. and W. R. C. members to the number of sixty-five. Each guest took along a pound of candy. The evening passed a most pleasant :ze A contest gxtne called “anatomy' provided considerable amustnenl foi the gu- ste Mrs Dr. Painer and Frank I Parrish were awarded the prizes.

ZjiKTC-’.’ai jrreffpUDllvlJvC . Geneva Ind. Feb. 14.—Mrs. Smith I i cne of the stare officers and Mrs. Hood one of the district officers of the Rathone Sisters lodge are here in the interests cf the new chapter which is to be instituted in the near future. The ladies spent the day canvasing ail those who are eligible to metrbersbip and they are more than pleased with the ' outlook. They say’that everything is tavorable for the organization of one of the argest and best chapters that Can be found in a town . the size of Geneva. A meeting of a.i interested was held last evening to talk over the matters. Dame Rumor again has it that Geoeva is soon to have a hotel, that some one is making arrangements to recpen the Shamock. It is said that the party or parties are residents of this place, and that they will run the hotel in thoroughly up to date manner. It is a shame that the town has had no hotel and the fact has given Geneva a black eye among the tiaveling public. Many people do not realize, what a hotel means to Ja of this size. ‘ Tnat some one will open the house is the fervent wish of the greater number of people. That “every laddie loves a lassie and lassies love the laddies, too,” was a fact made very evident to day, so- it was Valentine day. Burning messages of love priated in flaring colors on paper lace decorated cards were sent through the mails in bunches and no one knew that it was Valentine day belter than Postmaster Aspy and force. For the day Alice Roosevelt and Nick were forgotten and their case was nothing iu comparison to the many “cases“ here. “Tne rose is red. tne violet s blue; 1 love you and love you true," was worked over time and he sent a valen tine to HER and she was happy and giggled. telegrapiTflashes ■y United Preaa New* A**ocl»tton. Kansas City, Mo, Feb 14-The Frisco Meteor express was wroeked at Columbus, Kansas, by colliding with a freight. The wreckage caught fire and four paopls ware killed. Bedford, Ind., Feb. 14.-P r ose outer Fletcher held a conference with Judge Wilson, at Bloomington today, ana asked that the grand jury drawn yesterday be summoned ' for duty next Monday. Prosecutor! F etcher announced that he would t ke up the Schafer muder case for

the invt stigaticn of a mass 0 » 1 ■h' - : * P * |ett. says will lusuie indictments ; 1 an ler-tood that the prosecutor employ H. Underwood a*? ■' ass.-taut. $ bpit 1 -— i K 1 Specla. Tele fc rsw To The Dem Kra , JjH gl Washington. D. C., Feb i 4 K r v That 'he United States is ' K M against a military campaign On ■ 5 the other side of the world j. Boes practically admitted .by the , n Hon thorites. Secreatary of W ar T a ft 8 ! H L ' frankness in explaining the reoe nt O movement of troop* to the Phi] iipine Island* and the w/.] ingn(lß> |f . of the state department to &dmi{ K a . the delicacy o' the relatione with China, allow no other construction Kita the situation concerning the a anti foreign agitation with the li .Celestial empire Two of infantry are enroute to the Ph-..-.pines, and a third will be or , dered soon. Two batteries of field artillery have been sent and prep aration* rushed 'or more. -

Sy United Prew New» Auoclatlon, Etego New York Feb. 14.— The Serippg. Meßea association is able to make pal pubic the fact that the ■»W ev the anthacite m. sera s .;e commit. tee. as approved oy Pre* lea* Mil hell, will be j *bed timorroy as follows! Fir i— Trade argumat which will be full r--ignition « ■ r!nier the union. Second—R*<-cn**ructi.« 1 of the present rec: acil ition board f' ,r I 0 *- provided for by the anthracite oom. s mission for arbitration for differ- T> ' ences, the districts to have eep-W oa r arate conciliation boards, the oom 011 position of said boards to be deter. P mined by operators and district fcgP’ l officers. Third—Eight hours a day 11 ' for all classes of abor in and about |s r | ft mines. F ourth—Ten per cent in crease straight through in wages. Fifth—The settlement promptly of 1 many minor grievances One op- ■» erator declares that at least two of t: the requests must be modified Op. eratore are -tr .ng y oppt-ed to the union recognition and .th- ten pet EL 1 cent increase. e

ipecual Telegram To Tne Cernetril Lakewood, N. Y. Feb, 14,—John A, MoCall former president of the New York Life Insurance company. c condition is critical. In addition to liver trouble Meta is suffering B from complications affecting tie kidneys and other organs, together with dropsy. Intimate'bend* ad mit they can not hope. Extreme HB unction has been administered E* Angola, Ind., Feb. 14—Among the thousands of wedding presents B ' which Miss Alice Roosev r .l receive g” there will be one from this city B*“ which it is believed, will n : escape ■* her notice. Perhaps the president * daughter j will receive nene more B*< unique. The gift was sent >y John Wilcox and is a miniature ox yoke. with bows and staple ring ccmyueie E The yoke was made by Mr W.loox li * with a pocket knife on a -umatr atternoon forty years ago when he was a barefoot boy Mr. Wil- ■ cox is a well know resident of ■ Anogla had has long been ardant admirer of President Roosevelt, Bl With the wedding gift be sent a KI letter explaining the history o'the Bl trinket and asked that the yoke B I be considered as symbolics, o( Bl united happiness. “ I be.ieve that IE I the trinket will be appreciated E said Mr. Wilcox, today, and I hope B that it is not too old to be of service H to the happy coeple. ” K County superintendents over the K state have received word from J B B Pearcy. secretary of the Peach- B ers association, stating that it ha* B been decided definitely to yc.ibl'.sk B | the minutes of the last meeting c* ■ the Teachers' association held at 1' Indianapolis, together with the &c I dresses and papers. The book w:.l I contain 150 to 200 pages t- x ‘ inches ■ in size and will be ready for mai-' E ing by March 15. Ail members of ■ the State Teachers' associati■ wi.l I lie entitled to a copy of the hook B free, and for the benefit of ’b.* B who did not join by paying their ■ dues of 50 cents may still join for B this amount, and be entitled to one E of the books, and also be a member B of the association and their uanie* | will appear in the annual directory B and this county be given proper B credit. Those teachers desiring to B join the association may do so by B the payment of their ’dues of ■ cents to Supt. Opliger who will ■ forward the same. This shon dbe B done immediately. Dr. Wm. I* B Bryan Dr £.. B. Bryan Dr. Edwin ■ Ftolt Hughes Gov. Fran» I and Senator Albert J. Beveridge B are some of the men whspe **'■ b dresses will appear in the book o> b proceedings. I