Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1902 — Page 8

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ITALIAN MARVEL GIVES CONCERT UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

TNiEW YORK POLICE GUARD HIM

-.In the Middle of It All His Company Presented Him With a Gold t'•% Watch Fob.

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^Muscagni, the marvelous italian, who "is soon to be lieard in this city, seems *to have troubles of his own during a. gegieert engagement in New York yesterspecial says: 'S-tiarded by police, J'ietro Mascagni, th.« Italian musical composer, has come ••to'New York and given a concert at the

Hejttlcl"Square Theater. Among the incidents, that marked the company's short visit, in New York were a inarch down Fifth Avenue, surrounded by fifty policemen and detectives in plain clothes to protect the Italian artists from bodily harm, a performance under the pro-U-I-'.HU of the police, a strike of the mu-Hi-.iKr.s for back pay and a second strike for my for the night's concert and, as :~sTight alleviation to the wounded spirit ef the Master, a presentation to Masof a watch fob from his comin honor of his bii 'hday. •'.Just why MasrtfgPi at?d his company lifted nijch thorough ro'.iee protection c'C^s not ajvpear, although the rompos«rVrepresentatives say that owing to trouble in Boston,, in which lie was twi£e arrosfed on civil suits, there was o-\-

for fear th*t th?. eojnpaiiv wonM FCilVer violence hero. Anywsy, Masco £ni protection and.it was afforded hiiiv.

Jlnston MtacARiii had ayp^aletl to ifeftn prin»r minister, awl had. no* to the cable report, r«f«:vod from tii" ofii.-v.r m'omise of personal interfertapc. P.i this city there was atten-

IN eno-ifi'i pi '..-P-I Maseagni to IUOP' ay'f-'Y d$U'flTK$3. the serfwwatjpf!, it. is reportPsJ.j the foir..p«7iy, under guard of thirtypol'cer'en, went to the Twenty third "tr^et ferry, where they departed frjr .r*r**v City, in order, it, was snid that fVv itnpM he out. of town before 12 o-'cV.elr ^«r!P. rnl writs in civil suits could Ie s.Tvod."

Echo of the Midland.

A-tew *uit titat. lias been in court fourtr*l t.inios came up for the fifteenth time p-fr Frankfort yesterday. The suit is by Wesley Grantham, against the old MidIfud railrnr.il company. It was begun in1-1887'by T. E. Ballard, a Crawfordsville atloiJipv who is still prosecuting the nullofed company. ,.v-,.

The De Baun Case.

rvjnfi-esKiman HoViidsj' as'red Secretary S11K\V this afternoon to give him time to pf»'i«-re an argument agrainst the removal of It. T. le Baun from the Terre Haute ryver.iio office. The request was granted. lTolJJday will review the charges and Do Bn.Un's answer before making his speech. —Washington Special.

Piokwlckers Danced Last Night. TVuv-PtekwIck Dancing club gave an enjo^We reception at Germariia hall last RtKbt"- Music was furnished by the Pick•w^efiT Qrohi?rtra and there was a good program of dances.

Marriage License.

Joseph Romberg and Elizabeth Lehay. Karl Knight anl Alice Jogues. Raymond Harder and Lela Sullivan.

Wolford and TJla Armstrong. John R. Brady and May Hammond.

DR. LINDLEY'S

GOLDEN REMEDY

RESTORES*

PERFECT HEALTH

It Builds Up, Does Not Break Down—

^Through the Nervous System It

^.:V.Acts on Every Organ Whose

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vitality is Impaired.

THIS IS ITS WORK.

Gulden Gurc Co., Hammond, Ind -Gentlemen:—While your reprcsenta-tii*e-:was iii our city I called upon him mbd-reoeived from him a bottle of your "(Salden Ecmedy," For a long time I hpd. not been able to sleep on account of excessive nervousness, the least sound would so disturb me that I was almost worn-out for want of rest. I also suffered fr6m severe nervous hcadaches. Aft^r taking the first dose of your cure I hkv« slept well, my headaches have disttppeSi'ed and I am feeling in good conditkui. I do not wish to "send any flat-taring-letters, what I say I mean and will say- the same at any or all times. I Will also say that my daughter who is at: colleger in this city has taken the cure for' nervousness caused by over study, arid vre can highly recommend it to any pne for the cure of that trouble. The "Golden Remedy" will be in the future, afc all times, among our assortment of hp.ufiefeold cures. Wishing you the greatsuccess, which I am sure you cannot fsTJ-ts ha-ve,

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I am, -very truly jours, HARVEY H. WOODWORTH, 214 Jacob Ave., Evansville, Ind. Dj\ Lindley's Golden Remedy is sold by. «ll druggists wid sent direct^ on re-

Ijndley and his associate doctors j^ye advice free on all diseases. Write IjbMh

GOIiDKR CURF 00., Hmmond, Tnd.

Silver that is Silver

Gorham Silver

is guaranteed bjr its trademark to be of sterling quality. The excellence of its workmanship is also guaranteed, but the beauty and fitness of its design tell their own story.

All

responsible jewelers.. keep it

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CLINTON NEWS.

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HIS LKG CUT OFF.

Charles Lowe, formerly of this city, met with a very painful and disasterous accident at Dal ton, ill., last week. He was working in the carpenter's gang on the railroad at that place and jujt as he aad returned from ,Chicago, where he had been seeing about some lumber, he stepped o'T the train in front of another one on the siding, lie was knocked between th.o rails and his right leg, which was across the rail was fearfully mashed. He was hurriedly taken to the hospital where the lacerated member was amputated. Lowe is well known in Clinton, having worked at the carpenter trade here.

FOUND BED.

A little child, belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons who live in "Needmore," n^ar-the No. 5 mine of this city, was found deftd in bed yesterday morning. The family retired at about 9 o'clock, Mie child, which is about two months ild, sleeping between the father and •"other. Yesterday morning it was found dead. Coroner Hasty was called but rendered no vetdict. as to the cause of the •nfant's death. It is probable, however, that sometime during the night, the child wa3 laid on one of its parents.

SMALL POX IN CLINTON. A case of small pox is reported to rdst in Clinton. The person who has

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dreadful disease is a colored man by the name of OIlie Alexandria, who lives in Water street a short distance below the wagon bridge. For some weks Alexandria has been complaining andl the doctors pronounced his ailment nothing wore than the Cuban itch. Yesterday they pronounced his case one of genuine small pox. The house is under a strict a an in

GEORGE BLAKE SCALDED. George Blake, who works in the mill at the brick yard came near losing his life while at work yesterday. As he was passing the heater the hpad of it blew nut and t.ho scalding hot water was thrown over him. His head, neck, face arm and legs are frightfully burned. Although the injuries are of a very painful nature, yet they arc not considered dangerous. Last night Mr. Blake was resting easy.

GAS JET EXPLODED.

There came near being a very disasterous fire in the Emporium building yesterdny morning. One of the gas jets, in the clothing department, exploded. The fire from it fell upon the clothing under it., damnering them to a considerable extent. The accident was seen and the fire was quickly quenched.

CLINTON NOTES.

Miss Katie King, who has been visiting relatives in Ashboro, near Brazil, returned home yesterday. "Faust" which was played at the opera house last night was "it".

Active steps are being taken for the sinking of a new mine at Lyford. The mine is to be sunk a short distance south of the present old No. 2 mine. It is understood that the railroad company will in the near future begin to make the survey for the switch.

The members of the U. B. church intend to give a Christmas tree and entertainment either at their church or at the home of Mrs. Sullivan, Christmas

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Diets: et 'ux. to Lucy" Ivickler, lot 5-1, Cruft's sub in Raymond's, $1,300. William Thomas to Albert and David Collins, lots 131, 132 and 133, Highland Place, $200.

Joseph A. Cottrell- et ux. to Mary E. Mattox, pt sections 29-13-8, $400. William D. Ladd et ux. to George W. Iatham, lot 82, W. W. Ray's sub, $1,500.

Terre Haute Iron and Steel Co. to Republic Iron and Steel Co., pt lot 14, Preston's sub y, sec i27-A-9, $l.

Terre Haute Iron and Nhil 'Works to Republic Iron and Steel Co., pt lot 14, Preston's sub, $1. MHefbert Gormong et al. to Rosadie M. Butler and hiisb, pt sec 25-11-10, $2,100.

Thomas R. Underwood et ux. to Charles M. Miller, of se% sec 35-12-10 and VI sec 2-11-10, $5,000.

Cornelius Terhune to George W. Marrs et ux., pt Y* sec 30 and pt ,Y* sec 31-13-9.

Clara D. Dill and husb to Sarah E. Tosser, lot 1, Dill's sub, $250. Christian W. Kern et ux. -to Mollie Myers, lots 109-110 and 135, Collett's 2d addition, $900.

Barbara Billing to. Patrick W. Haggerty, jr. Part lot 40, Parson's subdivision in Raymand'f, fiKXL.

Saot Baiiw Sieferman' et us Part sreoCft fractional section

township

It,

range ft

14,

$1,700.

Thomas J. Brobks to Charles D. Brunkeir et ux. Part southeast quaiter of southwest quarter section 29, township 13, range S, $300. •.

ENDED. IN ROMANCE

REDMON MARRIED WOMAN WHO HAD HIM ARRESTED.

JOINED HIM AT CHARLESTON

Woman in the Case Seems to Have Been Born Uncter an Unlucky Star as Several Circumstancis Attest ,•

N. JJ. Itedinon, AVIIO was" recently arrested here by Captain Tom Welch for swindling Miss Alice Fairies out of $500 and taken to Mattoon, 111., for trial, was married to Miss Fames at Charleston. 111., on Saturday afternoon. Kedmon was placed in the Charleston jail in default of bond in the sum of $700. Ilis father and friends interested themselves in his behalf and he was released shortly after noon on Saturday. Soon after being given his freedom he and Miss Farries were married. He gave his age as 23 and she gave hers as 30. Redmon is said to come from a prominent family in Westfield, 111.

The Mattoon Journal says: "Mrs. Alice Farrics, or rather Mrs. Nathan Redmon that now is, was surely born under an unlucky star. After her trials and troubles of the past week, which were finally settled by her marriage to the man wno caused her trouble she was again the victim of bad luck today.

The couple came up to the depot shortly before noon, Mrs. Redmon intending to take the noon train for Westfield to visit her husband's relatives. Just before train time Redmon left his wife and went away from the depot. When the train was due Mrs. Redmoh remembered that, she had not secured her ticket and reached for her pocket book, but that article was missing. A thorough search of the depot and the -platform outside failed to find the missing article. The pocket book contained $10 and the certificate of denosic of the $490 which she put in the bank the day after she received it from the officers who took it from Redmon. She will not lose anything by the certificate being missiner, hut she will be out the $10 as evidently it was picked up by someone, who would not return it if he knew the owner."

AN HONEST STATEMENT. Mr. William Acton of 212 Fourth St.. Lincoln, 111., says: Jur daughter a^d sixteen, was sufi*« .ng with a se\ cough and cold on her lungs. Common remedies seemed to afford no relief aiid myself and her mother feared pneumonia or consumption. She began taking Harts' Honcv and Horehound and in less than two Aveeks was entirely cured. We always recommend Harts' Honey and Horehound to any one suffering with a deep seated cough or cold. Sold by Baur's Pharmacy.

TO'THFPUBUC

And to the Patrons of the *nerican Saving Stamp Company. American Saving Stamp Company Are Here to Stay. Not to move. We have the only up-to-date Stamp company in the city and with a financial standing here and abroad that makes such reports that Ave Ave re going to abandon our store simply ridiculous. A large shipment of Christmas goods Avill be in our store Avithin a feAV days. Pay no attention to idle talk. AMERICAN SAYING STAMP CO.,

Per. J. L. DONNELLY, Special Representative.

WANTED.

If you' are a good salesman and are tired of Avorking for some one else,

reneAval

The interchangeable mileage ticket issued by the New York Central is good over more than 6,000 miles of .railAvay east of Buffalo, including the NeAv York central Hudson River and branches Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg and branches Carthage & Adirondack MohaAvk & Malone St. LaAvrence & Adirondack New York & Putnam NeAv York & Harlem Pennsylvania Division of the' New York Central West SoTe Railroad, including its Chenango and Wallkill Valley branches and the Boston & Albany Railroad.

Over all of the above roads the tickets are gopd in the hands of the bearer for one person or a dozen, and good until used, there being no limit to the ticket, xiiey are also accepted for passage, subject to the local rules-and regulations, on the folloAving lines: Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Kailway Central Railroad of Pennsylvania Pittsburg, JohnstoAvn, Ebeijburg & Eastern Railroad Philadelphia & Reading Railway, and Atlantic City Railroad.

These tickets are sold at the flat rate of tAvo cents per mile, and that they are a great convenience to the public is proven by the feet that thousands of them are in the hands of not only regular" travelers but of many families that travel only occasionally, as they are alvr&js re»dy for use and enable their holdw's to travel on all the New York Central lines past of Buffalo at two. cents per mile without Avaiting for rebates or proof of ownership.—From the Albany Argua.

IE DAILY TRIBUNE: TERRE HAUTE, IND., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1902

because

YOUR

DOLLAR

WILL DO

DOUBLE

DUTY HERE.

benefit.

152 Pair

One

Avhy

not try life insurance An old line Massachusetts company wants a reliable man for Terre Haute and vicinity, and Avill give a first-class contract Avith continuous

interest to the right

party, Address, "Insurance," this office.

Good coal stoves for $5.00 at Edgar Dick's.

A kidney or bladder trouble can alAvays be cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure in time. For sale by all druggists.

CONVENIENCE

FOR

TRAVELERS.

It Is Found in the Interchangeable .Mileage Ticket.

4,v4*i. Ztf/'t. *,%*• C--A

Ladies' Shoes

LHEY WORK

A Mlliliiok AMEBIC AN BOUNCING BABIES are kept crowing with the delight of living, because their mamas have learned to use CASCARETS Candy Cathartic. You all know how neighborly neighbors tell each other of thei really good things they have learned from experience. CASCARETS are one of those good things, and the kind words said for them has created a sale of nearly A MILLION ^BOXES A MONTH. It is easy to protect infants against children's complaints,

Three lots Ladies' Sample Shoes,

worth up to $2.50

Two lots Ladies' Fine Sample Shoes, kid skins and Dongolas,^ worth up

to 13.000 "lt

$1.48 and

WHT LEYOU

ANNUAL SALE BOXES Greatest in the World i§

all these perils have their beginning in stomach and bowels, and fre have in

CASCARETS a perfect medicine that will always keep the delicate machinery in a child's body clean, regular and in working order. Children like the little candy tablet, and are kept safe from all stomach, bowel, blood arid skin diseases. All druggists, 10c, 25c, 50o. Never sold in bulk. Guaranteed to cure or your money back ^Genuine tablet stamped CCC. Sample and booklet free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.

Terre Kaute's Greatest Shoe Store.

AT JANUARY PRICES.

We mean it, we can 'save you almost a half on your Holiday Slippers and Shoes. We've bought the entire sample lines of three large wholesale concerns at

66|c

150 Pair Men's CheniLe Embroidered House Slippers, worth 75c. :-Here. 39C

Ladies Fine House Slippers, Felt Comforts, Felt and Leather Foxing, lots of different kinds*' $1.00 clippers, -.r Here

lot Ladies' Beaver Fur trimmed Juliets, with the new Colonial Bow and Buckle, in green, red, black I and brown. Beautiful designs. $1.50 grades, at

98c 89c and 48c

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Ladies'finie patent kid and surposfelkid Shoes, light -r or

heavy soles,

newest styles of heels

$1.98sand ''$2.48

Ladies' strap Clippers, patent leather or kid,

420

ShHI

•8« 75c 98«

We say don't wait. You'll miss it if yon do. Nuw is the time whtn you want to save

to smal

4 573

B.WALSHSHOE CO

on the dollar.

Two lota of Men's Sample Shoes for dress or work, worth up to .$1.50, at

98c*89c

Thre6 lots Men's Sample Shoes, newest styles, all worth from $2.50 to $3.

Genuiue Box Calf»$2.50 Shoes

$1.69

Real Caseos Calf A

$i.48

$1:39

Men's Box Calf and Patent Leath r: a-»d Chrome Kid, leather liued, new Loudon and C*"| OQ CO AQ. Royal toes 4S

your shipping. Come here. .•%.

WALSH SHOE CO,

Wabash Avenue.

NERVE BEANS qatCklTSCa Nerfouscesg, all results

marry Mi'01 tliweak. n« ir Central l*i

liarmacr.<p></p>WOMEN

BOYS' i-SHOES 5

knock9'

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failing manhood, drains, lossrt Married meoand meninteadiii take a box astonishing re«ti)| jred.

«th «nd Wabasli, Terre Hit

atts and 'lost power restor

FEMALE BEAN] treat monthly rcca tator ttitragestibesl Mftet:contfcUiSmol

Tanajr, Pennyroyal not naingla failure longest,mort obe till ate cases relieved in a few daje 93jw al New Central Pharmacy, (Ith and Wabash, Terre Bant

^DRUNKARDS

WHITE DOVE CURE never fails to destroy

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Ing for strong drink, the appetite for which oanna exist after using tills remedy. Given In any llqaN with or without knowledge of patient tasteless tl at Xew Central Pharmacy, eth and Wabash, Terre Haob

BUY YOUR w*.

Coal and feeD From W. L. Holdaway, 1321 Main

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Citizens' Phone 33. Old 8771

J. M. nisnr.il aad no otlMr

"Witfi bum anu

Vi,

VUKBIW

Goes forth in hast«,

7 And proclaims to all creatlos Men are wlsa who advertlM

YOH

In the oreMnt raamrmXloa. *,»

Isaac Ball & Son

Funeral Director* OtMn night and day. Tel. a-efi and 6»S. II North Third lUHt

Try The Tribund's One Cent a Wort Column.

CASH, THE POWER THAT BRINGS THE BARGAINS TO THIS STORE

get the

48C

98C

and Kid," The kind "thai standi

69c,

$1.25, $1.48