Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1902 — Page 3

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Toy Dept.

of the little ones.

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JARLY DAYS RECALLED

MANAGER HANDY OF ROBERT MANTELL CO. OLD TIMER

Si.StAYED IN OLD DOWLING HALL

He Was Advance Agent for the Company Which Showed in Old Building in Sixth Street.

if. W. Handj', manager for Robert Filimtell, lias been making Terre Haute -^anager and advance agent of shows ".tor over thirty years. The first time he iame here he was serving in the capacity -nfif cadagent, and the show which presented was given in the old owning'hall, the building now occupied 1i/y ffie Millor bakery. -Jn'aHe. jatates that Term Haute has al-wa-KS—been, a good show town, and that fiipst troupes like to come here for that

The cause he assigned for the

Mg5fa^&iKci°wd attending the play last yFcmBg was, that there are too many §hows following directly after |^tj'Ough this week.

"f Charged With Drunkenness, W^iis/itnornJng Donn Glick swore out a frarrar^t against an old man named Hirfeu J)ay charging him with drunkenness, lias "been on a prolonged spree and

H=ked Crhck how to go about the projSr=!S of getting lockod Tip until he got Jiober...- Just to help the old man out of

NEED TEETH.

ttse Seri.ous Failure of Body. Comes From iack of a Good Grinding Mill.

5\v"years

ago .Mother had her teeth

31 i^oit'oiit, hoping in that way to re2V^®her suffering, but failed, and it left Tier gums so sensitive that the wearing rvf false teeth or the proper mastication •»f food were equally impossible, so that •ith tl& Spi'iiig of 1901 she failed rapidly mindfiind'body both giving way and for bony-1 weeks life and reason were despaired of.*

At one call of her physician he said she absolutely must take moi-e nourish'frieht, something easily digested,' -'try

S-rape-Nuts/ I immediately obtained a faekage, prepared some with good, rich Dream and fed her from a teaspoon. She began to take it regularly and like,d the food so well she would ask between limes if we had any ready for her. She botran to improve at once.

It is now three months since she be^an fating the food. She has fully recovered her ^realth,|looks better and is^eshier »nf $ ^B'ySicalfy, uTan "for many montlis- previous. furnished the nourishment for It seomed impossible to get' \v-oth«r kind of food/' Name atetum Co.. Battle Greek. ^.'Tjch.

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Hundreds of Other Toys—We Can't

Christmas Wonderland

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there is the satisfaction of knowing that nothing old or out of date can be bought I

Mention Them

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his trouble Glick caused Justice Church to issue the warrant and Day was sent to jail. He will be given a trial this evening.

TWO INCOMIGIBLES

John Feiler and Ira Newhouse Before Judge Piety—Have Been Sleeping in a Barn.

John Feiler and Ira Newhouse who were arrested last night and sent to jail on a charge of incorrigibility were given a hearing before Judge Piety in the Circuit court this morning. The testimony showed that the boys will neither go to school nor remain at home and that for the past two months they have been sleeping at a livery stable on North Ninth street and eating just what they could beg. Their fathers claim that they have done all in their powrer for the boys but that they

not mind. The moth

er of the Newhouse boy is dead and he lives or pretends to live AVitli his father and another brother who is a little older and a little more incorrigible than himself. The Feiler boy has a home on South Thirteenth street but says that his step-mother abuses him and he can not stay at home. The judge has ordered that .Mr. and Mrs. Feiler be brought into court in the morning at which time he will dispose of both cases.

Suit Against Guardian.

Througn his attorney, B. V. Marshall George F. Jen ekes yesterday evening began suit in the Circuit court against Mary I. Jenckes guardian of May Isabello Jenckes. demanding that the sum of $4,,500 he paid over to plaintiff. The complaint states that Isabelle Jenckes executed two notes in favor of the plaintiff. one dated' March 22.1806. for $228, and one dated January 1. 1390, for $1,686 The plaintiff claims that there, is now due on these notes ft.?.000 for which amount judgment is a.«kcd. The plaintiff further states that $4,500 was advanced on order of the guardian for the care and support of the said Isabella. M. .Tenekes and asks the court to render judgment in favor of the plaintiff for that amount.

Change of Venue Asked For. The damage suit of William Hall against the Terre Haute street railway company was up in the Superior court for a time yesterday evening. The defendant asked for a change of venue, alleging that a fair and impartial hearing coifld-not be had "in Judge Stimsori's court-.—The petition will, of course be granted, and some other judrre, regular or special will be called The matter will be decided within the next day or so.

£«*£Two Divorce Cases Dismissed. The diyorce cases of Worth Dawson vs. Elenor Dawson and Mary Bolinger vs. John Bolinger, were dismissed from the superior court docket yesterday evcningj'4£Thc! cases «have been pending for some- time and since the filing, the

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Toy Department 3rd Floor. Toy Department 3rd Floor

WILL DIRECT THE DESTINIES OF Ys. W. C. A. INSTITUTION

PUBLIC RECEPTiOM THURSDAY

Classes Are Growing and the Work Is Being Encouraged by tlr. Ladies of the City.

Miss Emma B. Moore, formerly of Harrisburg, Pa.,

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take charge of the Terre, Haute Young Women's Christian association, arrived this morning and has sp^nt most of the day about the association building getting acquainted with members of the assocation and learning of the work being carried on. JJiss Moore

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Ha ing together.

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greatly

surprised at the rapid growth of the Y. W. C. A. and was gratified to learn of the interest shown in the good work.

Arrangements are complete for the reception to be given for the new secretary on Thursday. The home

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be open

to t-he public for the first time on Thursday afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock. The association officers and Miss Ikfrare Avill receive the guests and the directors

act as hostesses at large. The reception will be continued in the

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lasting from 7:30 o'clock until 10. Both lady and gentlemen friends are invited to meet Miss Moore. Miss Mayo, the state secretary, who has hnd charsre of the association for some time, will remain here until the latter part of this Aveek.

She has made many friends and

everyone is sorry to see her lea.Are. The

A-a.rious

classes conducted bv the

Y. W. C. A. are dHng better than had been expected of them, espe^iallv he ladies'Vhoral class, taught by Mrs. Allvn Ct.

Adams on Friday even'irr.

talk

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travel

be given by Miss Anna B.

Sankey" this everting.

TRUNK THIEVES TAKEN AWAY

Weinhold and Harvey Started for Jeffersonville Will Stop at Indianapolis to Testify. "Detectives Smith and Hyiand left this morning for Indianapolis in charge of John T. Harvey and Nick Weinhold, the tAvo young men

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pleaded guilty to

stealing trunks and selling the contents. The officers stopped at Indianapolis ..with the prisoners where they are Avanted to testify against the Indianapolis secondhand dealers

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are under arrest for

buying the goods from them. The young men say that one dealers knew. the gopds jyere. stolen but had no hesitency about buying them

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told by Harvey and

Weinhold that they wefe goirig' to-'leave Indianapolis the same day. As soon as the convicts testify *fchey will he 'taken on to JeffersonA'ille

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they will re-

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There was an

THE DULY TRIBUNE: TEHRE HAUTE, IND., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1902.

Dolls, Games, Mechanical Train, Ping Pong Sets, Hobby Horses, Wagons Writing Desks, Dishes, Police Patrol, Hose Carts, Furniture,: Etc.

Years Their Near Seal Coats. Coat, That is Not Guaranteed and That Will Not Be Kept in Repair Free for Two Years, When You Pay No More at and Buy a Guaranteed Coat

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Don't bay a Near Seal Ccat until you have seen our Stock. Remember our Near Seal Coats are guaranteed to wear,

MISS MOORE ARRIVES

effort made to have Harvey released on parole because he had told the truth and made it possible to convict Weinhold. The court concluded that the young man "peached" in the hope of saving himself and for no other cause. This being his belief he declined to

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Contagious Diseases.

Diphtheria—Bingham Franklin, age. 11, No. 400 North Second. .vQ Diphtheria—Eso-ra Farmer,* age 14, No. 40!) Washington avenue.

Scarlet Fever—Hazel Peterson, age 5, No. 1633 Locust street.

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any leniency. The court held that Har-

is a bright young man and knew just the sort of a scheme he was going into. That be made no attempt to

til he

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captured and on this account

he thinks as little of him as WeinhoUl.

was game to the last. In support of the judge's position it may be stated that this is not Harvey's first offense, as he

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lias been engaged to

convicted

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Weinhold,

once before and sentenced to the

house, at Louisville, Ivy.

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Work on the Y. M. C. A, Today's rain did not interfere with the work on the new Y. M. C. A. building as the roof is now entirely complete and the Avindows haA'e been placed. Plasterers and lathers are working on the gymnasium and the Mosiae tile layers.

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DR. LINDLCV'S

GOLDEN iREMED?

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St. Vitus' Dance

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There^is'no Poisonous Drugs or Minerals that Stunt the Growth or«*^ Color the Skin or Injure the in It

Muscles Under the. ,V -tControl of the'-'^t,^»

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THESE CURES PROVE IT. "My daughter is so well I do not think, she needs any more medicine. Golden Remedy has stopped her nervous jerking and she is right Avell.," Mrs. Kate Pinkston, Christney, Ind. "The little girl I got Golden Remedy for is entirely cured. They hid taken her from school, but now.she.has gone back and is as well as any one." Mre. Ella .J. Johnston, Moon Hill, Irid.

Dr. Lindlej^s Golden Reiiiedy is sold by all druggists and sent direct on receipt of $1.00. '"~J:/•

Dr.' Lindley and his associate doctors frive advice free on all diseases. Write theni. tOTvDEN CURE' CO, HamiAond,- Ind.

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BABY WORTH MILLION

SENATOR CLARK'S PRESENT TO FIRST GRANDCHILD

DAUGHTER FOR MRS..JMORRIS

Child Born to Ciark's Youngest DatigHter and He Keeps Promise of .:v Great Present.

BUTTE, Mont., Dee. 2.—A son was born to the

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evening,

of W. A. Clark, jr. last

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the million dollar gift

•which Senator W. A. Clark offered to his sons and daughters a year ago for .the first grandson presented to him. 1

His youngest daughter, Mrs. Morris in New Y'ork, recently gave birth to a daughter.

Senator Clark,

A\-ho

had

charge of the bath room floors are practically through with their Avork. The first floor of the running track has been layed.

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is in Paris, has

been notified by cable of the arrival of the prize

Avinner.

ANOTHER FACTORY IN SIGHT

Commercial Club Still Reaching Out For New Industries—Dr. Roberts New Member,

The Terre Haute Commercial club continues to grow in numbers and strength, and every day the importance of such an association be'eomes more evident. The last member added to the rolls is Dr. W. H. Roberts, the well IcnoAvn physician. In speaking of the club today, Dr. Roberts said he had alAvavs thought

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of it as an agency for

bringing in industries to Terre Haute and aiding in the groAvth of the city. He said lie had not joined-before because he Avas not as favorably situated ^o become a member as he is at the present time. Dr. Roberts also spoke of the general good of such a club and praised the local association for its Avork.

It is said that a proposition has been submitted to the club which, if carried out,,'Avill bring another factory to the city. The details are withheld from publication until

obtained.

definite results are^

Justice Has a New Daughter. Justice .Church has been in an exceptionally good humor since' yesterday mornipg. A sfeven pound daughter made her appearance at the Church home Monday.

Guardian Appointed.

Thomas' McDerniott has beep ^ppofeted: -guairdian'/of hiCarles L. McDermett, aged '11 -knd Thomas McDermett, jr., aged 6 months.

Charter Club Balf* Po«tpon^rf. The grand Ball,.which Avas to haA'e been the Charte^'felVib 'Qermania hall last Waning, has been postponed'lintU December 8th. y-~

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Is truly the headquarters of Santa Claus. This great Doll arid, Toy Store is like a glimpse into Fairyland. On our third floor there are Toys of every description, from the simplest wood toy to the most wonderful mechanical ones. We have Toys only at holiday. times, therefore here. A Toy and Doll Store that will delight and gladden the hearts,

iy Select your Toys now and have them laid away until Xmas. Many of the Novelties and Mechanical Toyswiil seli before Xmas week.®

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4.

THE NIGHT BEFORE'CHRiSTMAS

'Prices—15c, 25c, 35c and 50c.

FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER

"ON THE QUIET." Frices—25c, 50c, 75c and $1

SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER

KLAW & ERLANGER'S. TROUBADOURS

"THE LIBERTY BELLS'V^l PRICES—25c, 50c, 75c, $1 and $1.50. Seat sale opens Wednesday at |gg 1:30 p. m» ,.r.V

N O I E S A ID A W A

Suit of Executors.

Charles S. 8cott and George W. Kleiser executors of the

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Directs, from an all Summer Run at the G^and'opera house, Chicago.,,The original cast, headed by.

MONTGfcf'ME'RY ANb STONE. Prices—50 cents, 75 cents, $1 and $1.50

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3.

THE. PRIDE OF JENNICQ." Prices—-25cr 50c, 75c and $1

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of Sarah A. Gard-

all, today begun sifit against Moody C^ Ripley and Alfred Pegjg. Tlie action "is. to force the payment ot a note due the estate of deeea^d. lis

You can make mon^y while you sleep if you buy building loti at Glass Park. The sale begins at 2 o'clock each day this week. .'/-v-

Have your Xmas frasiiing done at Sliger's before the. rush.

FoJey's Honey and.Tar positively cures all throat and lung diseases. Refuse sub stitutes. For sahe by all druggists .r.- ifr

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Mcihigan Potatoes, per bushel_u__gQ.C.. a if a a 1 0 Block Hams, per pound. 14c Sweet Cider, per_gaHori.-_._--

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3 pound^.^pn^^l^adfiji/linpje.jjyieat, 25^ 1 gallon Home-Made Yellow Butterine, per pound. 6 pounds Apple Butter. 2&C 6 pounds Plum ButteK-^--- 25^

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BIESETT & SONj

Three Strictly Cash Stores lith and Main stre«ia TeL S7S eSeventh and rjezninfr streets T»l. Second and Farrineton streets TeL

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WILD DU(!KS =§P 'WILD GAME BLACK BASS

JWCK'SALMO/S

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SAND!S0N'S 11677 Main.

if you have anything to sell or trade just put s-'few lined in the Tribune'® One Cent a Word C«tumn