Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 May 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY MAY 23 !^'>
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the Straw Mat trade for a few days, we will make it lively by cleaning up the remainder of our spring styles of
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'Hu* merchant a’ carnival conAluinim* Y\ ant* l>r. .John Hint diictccl by the t hristiau Kmleuvor 'Mlif.r BMiKiia:ious* society of the Christian church is The following card in the Indian thin r of the past and one that napolis ,fourn<il of today is one of will carry with it many pleasant the most pertinent articles that has
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! aging the entertainment, ami es- subject:
I peeially those taking part, enjoyed The determination of ,i numb rof the the rehearsals and performances tru-tee* <>f lidbiuw university toa»hugely. and by their individual and *'»»•* 1-T-om,I charge of the internal I , . atfairsofagreiitin.-tilutionintlmman- | concerted efforts made the season a ,^ r pr ^ ( . rihe(1 )s wnilin | v an jnnovaI success financially and artistically. t j on . The control of the rtimneial mThe marches, drills and specialties tere-t- ha- always given the university I of Tuesday evening were repeated, board all that it eouhl succe-'fally at'the parts going more smoothly ‘ te "' 110 ’ an ' 1 at ^ nes in '"c history of . . . i I lie institution it almost mastered that than on P rev,ou# eveni “K- l! "- intelligent and devoted as It was fancy drilling and stage displays to tin* university’s welfare. To attempt of the business men brought forth the direction of the educational policy much applause, hut the specialties' in detail of the various departments is
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Dr. Fisk at llockport.
Tiie following notices appear in the liockport papei - s concerning Dr. K. W. Fisk, of this city: The lecture on Ancient Arts, delivered by Key. E. W. Fisk, lb l> . at the Presbyterian elmreli on 1’uesday cveniug, May ‘J. was one of the most elo- | (pieai ever delivered in this city, lie dated buck to ilie battle of Marathon, showing that up lo that time the arts of <iret had made little advance, il any. ! I'he sculptors of that age could hew tin-
marble, but could not bring out the cx-
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t-T.inklln s’reels.
pre-sions of the lace.
Phidias, afterwards so famous, was t web e years of age w hen the battle of ! Marathon took tilaee, and he lived to know Milliudcs,the Aiheniuti commauder. Ciinou. Aristides and Themistocles employed Phidias to carve a group commemorating the battle. In this group stood the stalue cd M ill iades, who was standing as if commanding the army, with Ids shield upon his left arm, Ids spear in Ids right hand and his
‘Rritrs nf Tntnvoct - sword hanging at Ids side. It was tinXVctbO Ul beauty and elegance . f tld> group that
secured for Phidias the name of father of sculptors. After describing the statuary sculptured by Phidias and afterwards in the school established by him, such as Kuripodes, the great tragic poet of Greece, Alexander the Great, Augustus Ciesar and the ladies of his court, also others of the Caesar family, | and the antiquities of Egypt, he passed to the period of Queen Elizabeth of England, and described a large picture containing a life size portrait of her and her cabinet, as well as leading otlleers
of the armv and navy.
The speaker so vividly portrayed the works of art that one could imagine
Call and see him before clos-
ing elsewhere.
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were what caught on with the audience. In her newsgirl act Mrs. Lillie B. Siler again gave the character a true Bowery waif delineation and was again heartily encored. She gave much study
a tusk that no body of men, however intelligent and sincere, can accomplish sueces-fully by personal supervision. A co-ordination of the various departments in harmony with a wise educational policy can arise only through the entire control by one individual—the
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, , , . ; univenrfty pre.-ident. and care to the part, and put much i v .
11 | No doubt a successor to President
lim'd work in the eflort to properly John can he found who will he con-
act it. She succeeded in polling ! trolled by any educational police nuttho highest vote in the contest of B'led by the hoard. But the question
i-: Will he he eotnpi lent? Can an
the two evenings, and her friends were out in force on the final hallot. She captured the first prize, which the large vote showed was
entirely competent educator, even, succeed muder such conditions. Incalcuhh* injury will he done tne university if such a course is followed. Such a policy makes the president a puppet, a . * mere figure-head, a supertinit. If the
properly bestowed, and received a board is capable of directing the unihandsome jewel case. ! versity's educational policy, as some of
The D. LangdonGl Dcy Goods and Cappcts.1
.,,i .• „ ii its inenihers desire, why not abolish the 1 he voting was pretty generally i.ient s
divided on the second evening, and the the three lenders of the first evening remained leaders at the close, except their positions were changed. Miss Mollie Mathers’ electrical lighting display was more brilliant than on the former
useless ottice of president and further the needed retrenchment in the finances of the institution by saving the presi-
dent’s salary?
The pr essing ueee-dty now devolving upon the hoard i- to make a miauimous call to Dr. John to remain Del’auw’s president and to continue Ids educational policies with assurances of hearty support. No competent successor can he found who will agree to difi'erent
evening, and she received the sec- * conditions than those undci winch Dt. ®’ . John has so successfully worked. Such
ond prize, one elegant spoon. Miss
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ADVERTISING. Kkauing Noticks
f> vents per line. < hu* line paragraphs charaed
'^s'iinvs!^. ' VU S .*'.4 cents per line I himself viewing rliem, when in reality 50 “ 'V/% “ •; " he was only hearing a description. Dr.
Fisk is an able speaker, a man of great
tad *• :t
S5II “ 2'i .am •* a “ •• • Ihsp's) rales made known on application CLsiixes fur display i IvertNeno-nts inust he j
handed In hy ID o'eloeli a. in. each day. Head-] . ins: adverl i-a-menls will he received each day ; /(or* J nit l')Ull.
op to 1 o’clock *,>. in. j — —
I>r. Fisk, the most noted mini ter.
learning, and his church is to he congratulated upon having secured the services of so eminent a divine.—Hock-
AII should he sinned with- ,h-epest thinker and logical speaker that V": If 1 "!:"’ 1 ! lu : « ri.er: l , ,., , mir.-ssorHj ,„r : ,,,, held his altdi-
enee spell-hound for an hour and a half with his fnreihleatid instmetive l<*cuue
puhltol*Inn, lint as evidt'iiee of ipiod fa Hi. j Aooiiymous eutniniiulvatlons van not he no-
t teed.
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.Spevlmon copies mailed free on applieation.
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on “Art’’ Ancient, Media val add .Modern, as displayed al the t entenni d at I’hiladelphia, at the Presbyterian church on last Thursday night. Dr. Fisk’s personal magnetism combined with his wonderful tlow of language served to rentier his lecture far beyond the ordinary. The Dr. captured the attention of his entire audience at the start, and there was a sigh of regret
When di G mad** Hy carrier, all soli- w hen he had concluded his well chosen sonpliuli an- imt- o: to he paid to them as i-,.mark- on his subject. /{ockjtnrt I>I III-
they call i.n I receipt for same. j OC i. a (
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M. J. BKt’KKTT Publisher! HAKKV M. SMITH Manainnir Editor ] To Kurtlier.
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The company that is prospecting for ore on the Reitsell farm near I Carpenter’s mills, met Monday at
Lm: democratic congress ialmrcd (; r( , en( , as t| t , ;i t which time the con
lor two solid years and brought | ^^0^ Mr. llillis, reported that lorth a monstrous joke the in- j ie bad finished his contract of 175
Elizabeth Lallines made a highly creditable showing in her imitation of a “gentleman dude,” and gave the character a correct style. She received the third prize, a handsome penholder. The fifty firms represented each received a num her of votes, the rivalry being in-
acniiipliame would destroy any man’s reputation as an educator and imperil the interests of the institution with
which he is connected.
The university has been blessed and honored with a long line of illustrious presidents. Cnder Dr. John, a worthy successor, the university has caught the modern spirit and made immense strides forward, standing today among the very first educational institutions 111 the west. The university has passed through many trying crises, and it
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tense in some of the branches, and ! ^""dd not at this late day, when its
foundations seem to be so secure, be
the displays made were very fine, all highly creditable. Miss lone Paxton, as a blacksmith, made one of the best hits of the evening. The character was a very difficult
jeopardized again by unwise iuterferferenee on the part of its trustees. I'nder the circumstances Dr. John has chosen tin* only honorable alternative liotli for the welfares of the university and for himself. It is well that the issue he drawn now between narrow.
one to assume, and those knowing | ''lea- <>n the one hand and
. ‘ j on the other. Hut in theo|mi-
Mr. Pfeitfenberger, the genial j ion of tin* friend* of the univer>ity in blacksmith, could readily appre- : 'I 1 '' T' ,i '’ IK 'I'’- •John’s resignation.
# t thougn nnavonhilile, will not prove
ciate the splendid imitation that; i-vtucdial for the university. The was given. The acting was per- l" ''“‘'D ui"st salutary remedy g the
I prompt resignation of a limited minihcr
feet, and, though the vote tlidn t | of the trustees of DePauw university.
show it, one ol the prizes should I' l ll,s ‘ lo probably without the
I loss of dignity to themselves, and cer-
havc fallen to Miss Paxton upon j tairily witliout injury t<» the university.
the ground ol splendid acting. As 1 a jolly blacksmith her part could | uol have been improved. The bus- , incss houses represented hy the j
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The indications for this vicinity
prize winners named above were the | t ' or '•.•ming thirty-six hours are
Banner Times, the Electric Light as company and Cannon A- Sandy, re j
spcctively.
The solos by Mr. Hinsching, Mr.
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Itaml Program. The concert to he given hy the Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Or phans’ home hand, assisted hy sonic ol our best home talent, under the auspices of the W. R. (’., No. 20, will occur on Friday evening in Mchurn hall, May 24. The following program will he rendered:
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follows as received hy II. S Renick Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianwous. May 22, 1895.
Paris, Mrs. Newhouse tint! the recitation by Miss Grace Smith were I J till enjoyed by the audience, and ; !
1^. Fair, much wanner tonight and Friday. Cox.
I’AKT I. •’layer Or. A H. Morris Voluntary (.'ocond) P<-tti*e Band. The Dukite Snake-Kocltatlon. .MIkh Helk- Resor. Valley Echoes Frankenfleld Band. s seh * tlon Mias Morse Bohemian Oirl Ralfe Bund. Love lit a Balloon—Recitation. Miss Grace
come tax law.
feet and was now following two distinct leads of zinc ore, which
. . , , arc getting larger as he proceeds, tax law that the democrats 1 . . t .
and he gives ft as his opinion that
\\ \s it an /'//come tax law. or an
c /-com*
aborted'r The di'uiocrats are great 1 practical jokers and it is possible they did not mean to do an}' harm, j They undertook to monkey with a gun that wasn’t loaded, and it “went oil’,” and dead and mangled democrats are “thicker nor hops.” The revenue, (). where is it! Congress tirst knocked the crops from under manufacturing industries and attempted to launch them upon the wide and open sea of free trade and that joke was not relished. Then they tinkered with the money question and ITightem-d bankers and capitalists out of their wits and last hut not least, they perpetrated the huge income-outgo tax which has just gone out. A few more years of this kind of practical joking would ruin the w hole country. No joke about it.
Refrigerators, ice cream freezers and gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Hardware store. tf
Refrlgera'ors, Ice cream freezers and gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Hardware store. tf
he will in a few days strike an over shoot of zinc, which is the shape of a hay stack and usually covers many acres. ’The company was so well satisfied with the showing that they at once closed a contract with llillis to proceed 100 feet further. llillis has just re turned from Chicago with pipes to get air to the men at work. Mark Carpenter says the men there are keeping quiet about the affair, hut are trying to buy or lease all the land in the neighborhood.
Washington street near College avenue is being re-crowned with macadam ami stone dust. Now let the council order in some good gutters along that thoroughfare and it will be one of the beat streets in the city. On certain parts of that street there has never been a stone gutter.
The K uightstown home band will give some enjoyable music in Meharry hull tomorrow evening. See program elsewhere in this issue. It.
the living pictures were elegantly put on. Mrs. Anna Smith was the pianiste and accompanist of the evening. Mr. Ilolipeter and his assistants know how to put up a spectacular anti operatic carnival
in good shape.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church received about eighty five dollars for their part in the merchants’ carnival,! widen was forty per cent profits. The expenses were about .flOO.
Sir. J. M- Crocker Washington, D. C.
A Bail Wreck.
The Motion last night suffered a
bad wreck, one of the worst in re- tlld ITCd Hfclin
cent years. A freight train was wrecked three miles this side of Baiubridge. Trucks under one of the cars broke down, throwing a number of cars into a mess, badly damaging them. The accident occurred before midnight, and the
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Prohibition Oratorical Contest.
A small audience greeted tin* orators of Earlhniu and DePauw last evening in Meharry hall. The program began with a well rendered piano number hv Miss Florence Elliott. After the invocation by Dr. Poncher, Watson I.. Lewis, of Wheeling, was culled forward by President Fuhvider. He spoke upon the "Government Ownership of Railroads. and in a dear, forcible manner evolved his subject. 11 is stage presence was easy and graceful. This effort eclipsed all former ones, and he fully demonstrated his superiority over the Earlham man. H. Deland Woodard spoke on “Irrepressible Conflict.” His delivery was good, hut his oration lacked thought, being more on the essay order. Mr. H. L. Murray and Miss Emma Ilimibers sang excellent solos. The decisions of the two sets of judges
Russell township Smiilaj - I vention convened May la. inti church at Russellville. N-rviJ opened by prayer by i;>-v. M il singing hv the andii-ni'i'. :f:'| Rev. Fet/.er, pastor of the M II introduced Rev. Hurt' n wlmJ un eloquent undverv in-trui'tilJ on union Sunday sehnol wx morning set vice was cl'isedll talk from Prof. Ogg, af'i-r il were dismissed for dinner. 11 noon service began proiiij*:;,' o’clock and was devote I t" tlrl and discussion of some wn oi papers mi the subject-. "1111*11 "<trigin and Itevelopnieiit day School,” •* i'he < oiiuirtl School and Dupre—ionMind.” Miss Anna l!en* I very beautiful poem, alter whi* for the ensuing year werr <■* committee, one member fri'iii** day school in the township.! pointed to canvass the toiviril tricts, for the purpo-c itf j bring iu the two-thirds of h ,, l who are j'et out of SundJ Prof. Ogg closed v illi an il talk and words of enreuJ after which we all felt stiiu* new and earnest effort in lift Sunday school work. Mas. Joux Me'* ii ft
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Elder A. S. Mayhall wi j Zion church morning and 1 first Sunday in June. W. J. and W. A. Mun-j Waveland last week on lai ii: 1 Sunday school conveutir'i J Fruit in this vicinity Ft injured. The man that ooeys the!’ squirrels or quails. The 1,1 gets ’em.
gave Mr. Lewis a rank of oq and Mr.
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