Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1891 — Page 5

THE IHBIAHAPOLI8 NEWS. MONDAY. JTTN^S. 109L

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THE CHOIR MUSICIANS I u “»• **•*&* ° l * h ‘ <*fr » inurfered ia * JHUOIUlAilO. whh tnd in ^ onitrac ting the c i ? ol.tte th*

leaf is not broken and the draught remaina

MM*. MARITA MATTS! DIRKCTOB OF PJUTMOUTU CHURCH MU*1C.

SomettiingaorHer Wide Experience* and Acoompllnbment* — Com postM«n of th# Choir—Th* Orgcanl»t —CburoU Mnalo aa It la Now.

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Sis furth. W va iuatitu r..pjK cootribuuon* recpmmissiopers licefuud. L V. Hunter as speech wbieh b At the eldae E. B. Ififatn m , aeuted the aaylum matron, Mr*. Wishard, flower*, accompanied by word* of

Awong the eburche* of the city that hav* flway* furoiahed good mu«ic is Plymouth. Years ago when the congregation a*»embled in the old edifice, the choir under the direction of Mr. Max Leckner, gained a high reputation, which it hay ainct retained. The present directreu is Mme. Marita Mattef, a lady of fine musical culture, who has had wide experience as p singer, directres* and teacher. The old-fashioned notion that paid choir* were emissaries of the evil one ia laughed at now, and the churches look for artiste for directors, and often have to pay high to induce them to leave opera, Mme. Mattel, known in her girlhood ay Miss Mattie Fletcher, was bom in Hornel}*ville, IT. Y. She came of a musical faaailr and Was reared in the ataosphere el eong. Her xpice attracted attention at an early age in the College of Mtuio, New York, where siy» bad entered

perfectly free.

r The cigolette is the invention of Samuel Heilbroner, of New York, and

patented April 28,1891. BURIBD IN a min*.

Two of the Mem Escape, bat One of Them la Cenapht. Calico, Cal., June 8.—A® immonse cavein occurred yesterday at Waterloo mine, severely injuring two men and either crushing or imprisoning a third. Shortly before the cave-in occurred tbs night foreman informed the men tbat the ground was very soft, and instruoted them to leave at once should they note signs of an impending collapse. A few minutes later Ed Moran and Tom Eisies, who were in the main tunnel near the place of danger, heard an ominous creaking among the timbers overhead and called to James McGowan, who was wheeling ore into » chufe further in. A moment more and the timbers crushed together, letting into the slope a greai mays of earth. The twd men, Moran and Eisler, were hurled back and Against the side of the tunnel with great force. They managed to crawl to the outside, but of McGowan nothing is known. He may be crushed under the earth or be may have made bis escape into the drift which wps near him. The eave-in extended to tb* surface where there is a de-

morrow. HcGowaowas a boy of seventeen. AND SO THBY WKILE MARRIED.

A CHAT ETTKB SCAMS. Haw a Bome-Miwte Avcicto CM XasUy Me O tun Hied. i at. Looii Post-rUspyten.] Letter scales are sometime* costly aflairs. A very effective one can bo made cheaply from the most primitive materials. A piece about twelve inches long is oat from a broomstick, and to one end of it is nailed with a tack a piece of card-board. A small weight, a stone or a piece of metal, is attached to the other end. Then a glass with a wide month is procured, a preserving glass, for instance, oiled with water aud the weight adjusted in

Did Not Com pi, With tb* Rot**. To the Editor of The Intfianapoiu News: In your issue of Saturday last I notice a statement headed “Withdrawing From the National Association*,’’ with which my name is eoaneeted. and associated with one J, W. Snowden. Let me say tbat J. W. Snowden never applied for a loan to the

A Now York Doctor apd a Beautiful Widow.”

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A special from Bis* Among a party of

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lo Aged.

, aan Society baa been so sueoeseful in maintaining its orphan*? horn* Shat it was decided jt '

« proposed boms will cost bethousaad aud five theusand dolhounce committee ngtf Juno » on neeesaarr eypemee. The

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■ notifies the »#.w-Kg *n8 he

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intimate that, so far Ihyy would prefor ters promptly forpoytags were col-

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aro concernsd,|

y, HoUonACe. ask if it would practieabio to separate the mail to |“ 1 »sr£|^. oo rsr - wonld be adviaabl*, and believe* the pay oi aarriers should be suCoiaat

“0§l fiSdioot man.

’ , , Go. do not

—’ ’Y7 * J P o l fot«d from every the city after fl o’clock every even.

tween four lass. The

will report eri neeassary Oypy .

society own two aeree of ground south of the orphans' borne, and seven acres of the Kiiber estate. Should this ground be unsuitable, property will b« bought south pf Keid street. The members’ dues and the annual picnic receipts, it is calculated, will maintain the new insMtution. Improvements costing $9,000 were made on the

‘ is' home last year. No further

oostly additions will probably be necessary for tan years. It ia also thought that the aid from the county and the income from the field products of the orphans’

will tuppori if,

AE KRRW ARBK8TBD AT EAST.

■ . ■■■ '--’W 1 netm

Np Use to TrifU With Him Any

Eonurer—His Crimea.

One of the mow pestiferous young scoundioU that hflf annoyed this aomWunity for some time is AI Ment Ha W been arrested time and again, but

MADAMS MATT El.

■■■■■PBvO'jNilVHiPQPHH New York sbe went to Europe, where she studied in London at the Guildhall School of Music m well as with Signor Gilacdoni. Trow London she wept to P*ris, where her lesopns were continued under Signor Palladjni and Mjne. Pc La Grand, the prima donna. After appearing in London, Birmingham, Dnblin and various cities in i&ert, she made an engagement

>n operacom-

—— —- ~in the large is&sassstt!

engagement Mme. Mattel went ib Italy, where she studied one year under Lamperti and Mate. GalUtti, the itaUanprinaa donna. Boiurning to New York, her service# were •ecu** hi' Frof. J. H. Howe, Dean of the W'^!™ K m^& p f®.: Here \fme. Mattel taught for one year, When she returned to New York and accepted a similar position ia tbe New York Conservatory of Music. A* the conclusion of the year’s rjt ip tfagt City She was engaged for a brnsr season as pnma donna of laberati’s nd, making a tour of the United Statester singing with this organization for six weeks her health failed and she was obliged to return to her home in New York. Her continued jli health made it neeeesary for her to have a change of climate and she faring a visit to Indiana last October the committee on musio of Plymouth church aoeured her services. Mme. Mattel possesses great ability as a directress. She has

been arrested time and again, but his

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in dieted him fori

ah Haas. V. 8., who has a very heavy londtnee, believes that mails to and

* 6 T'r:,.€r4vtr* i *' d A bark believe the receipts of ^#|r„7.".rrXrt: . . nuntfl IbVlookinth#

ing or later. In most business offices, say, the elerks work until 6 o’clock,

department of the postotfice hour, the clerks often can not

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o'clock p. m. toy says let

y sent to

that he assisted

*OU»« BRUTB’8 CRIMXA. Gatg Pruph f Boat* Hff Fa^say and Breaks HI* Mother’* Hand. Stephen Loveless, a young man who has fignrefl )A police eiroles, \is in serious troubl* at last. Saturday night ho came homo drunk and began to abuse his familyHU father, an aged paralytie, he dragged from bis had, and whan hw mother interfered strjick her "With a cluB, cutting a gash in her head, nearly severin

sea great ability as a directress. Sne has

oonducted productions of MStabaS Mater,” "^|($Mon” apd “Messiah,” as well as severa! operas. As g nbofir laager she js-an indefatigable worker- Her wide knowled K o ot composers and mnSio is shown in tbe excellent taste with which she arranges programs. I« her work at Plymouth church this season skobasintroduced three quartets. The first quartet Goopipos.d of baritone. These singers furnish the solo work for Hie choir, as well as the principal

trifle and duets. Mr. Andrew one of the best-know* tenor* of

the cl|y. Hip voice was trained under Professor Ora Pearson. Hs mad? his first appearance as a church singer under the directorship of May Leckner, in ihe quartet composed of Mrs. Levering, soprano; Mis* Sells, alto, and Mr. Leckner, bass.

New York, June 8.march, N- D., aays:

Eastern excursionists in this city yesterday were Dr. W. Hanford White, of 357 Fifth avenue, New York, and Helen Paulding Smith, of Yankton, S. D., who, after a briel courtshiu in transit, resolved to unite their joys and sorrows. Bev. George Kline, chaplain of the lower House of the Legislature, pronounced them one. To-day the bapoy couple will proceed on their tonr to the Pacific coast, whence they will go to explore the mysteries of the old world. Dr. White is one of the best known physicians in this city, and a number of the Union Leasrue Club. Ha achieved his reputation while associated with Dr. Mercy in the treatment of. the late A. T. Stewart For years the two were the millionaire’s family physicians. Mrs. Smith is described by her friends as tfie most, beautiful widow 1U the metropolis. She became * patient of Dr. White severaj years ago, and the two therefore frequently met, and, thouab their engagement had not been announced, tb*ir friends have expected long before this to hear of their marriage. Tha Doctor left the city probably on Thursday. He told soms friends that he wa* going Wa*t to look after mining interests ip which he ia

interested.

A FAC* OF FOUR F1K6ERA. This i* * Simple £**tico Wltfa Which to Amuse the Children. One ef the most convenient accomplishments, says the New York Herald, is. to know how to amuse children easilv. Whether we be bachelors or benedicts the occasion always empes, ***<i sometimes

the scale, such a way that about eight inches of the stick is submerged by the water. Then mark the place on the stick directly above the water-mark, and lay upon the pasteboard trgy an ounce weight, again marking the place to which tbe stick sinks in the water. This can be repeated, if desired, to two, three or more ounces. If the ounce marie is not passed the letter ia below the rate weight, if it is passed it is over, and extra postage must be allowed. This rim pie letter-scale has one advantage over others, ia that it* never varies; it will never show a lesser weight, as is frequently the case with other letter-scales.

would make the loan and that it would not question the value of tbe property. For some reason, this Walter Bnowden requested me to rtturn Ids paper*, which I did, and he inetrocied me in die presence of witnesses to eanoel the loan. No person who complies with the rules and regulations of tbe association will ever have any trouble. One other person did apply for a loan, and if he was disappointed the fault rested entirely with him. This association will not, and can not, make loans to people who do not have any title to the property which they offer at seeuritv. Neither can it be made responsible for the whims of fickleminded people. C. E. Moore. Minister Lincoia’s Coming Maestri London, June 8.—Mrs. Russell Harrison and Mrs. McKee, who are now on the Ari lantio an route for Englnpd, will be met at Liverpool by Minister Lincoln, who will make a special journey from London in order to welcome them. Mr*. Lincoln and Mrs. Russell Harrison are cousins. They will go straight to London, where thfly trill remain for several weeks a« the guests of Minister Lincoln at his town residence- It 1 L ’-^-*1 they will be presented to

be prince of Wales. From

they will go to Paris, where they

Bfifl- Tflfff the trip will take ia Germany oy not, but * continental itinerary will be arranged) after their arrival in England. "II 11 ")" W ,i'

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.«IP „ „ ^.. many time# found efficacious. It is to make an pld woman’s face, and so gro-

MMsfi.

Mr. Barnes in the quartet at

byterian church. He was the direetor of the Central Christian ohurch choir fox two with.

HOW THE OLD WOMAN IS SfADE.

tesquelv comical is the likeness that it never fails to amnse. i have even known children of larger growth to be startled at it when tha weazen, monkey-like looking

face is#*ddenly shown them.

A handkerchief, two blacfc-hfaded bat pins, such as ladies use, flfld your band are all the materials tbat are needed to juggle

p°pu

t ^ iPtSf 0 ** fl» flitb< of the joint plaoe a hat pin, with jui| the blanb head protruding, for eyes. Shoe buttons wil’ do quite as well U you can hold

;rt and opera his rich tones are heard ’

ML . JPP. . up in no Is manner and locked him ud for &*- t and battery with intent to kill.

Chapter of Cite Accident*.

W illie O’RejUf,whrite borne is at 312 West

•tfVflt, aged eight years, fell off an

yfpte ftffei car, and one of his

i crushed heloj

? levend operatic performances has been ■ ipawksd with suoeess. He is in demand as a eoneart singer and plays several musical

instruments with ability.

MiwHaUpp is making progress as ap alto soloist. This u her engagement in quartet work, but #he has acquitted herself admirably throughout the year. Her voice is ane of pleasing timber, and she shows constant improvement in style of ptaraslng. Prof. P»i»r Bahr, who has obaiwe of tha

in all of the prominei

X*9U IP lyPUMA HQRg*8. ' Up riRfl Shipping Demand

-The Breeders.

just now is ong pf th* best i in the country. The unsup- ‘ has advanced prices higher » bean for several years. The _ ___4 is fpHfl Mb *od buyers for local use. This eity has become a good hors* shipping point, and it is the sending 0 many horses tp the Eastern markets 1 has decreased the local supply. Horses > proper age will usually bring 16 par

Lnclish-avenue Mred car,

limbs was crushed bolo»the knee, probably

requiring ampliation, v

FM Kleip, of 1006 West Washington street, had his left foot badly crushed by a ^riJUb fMhfl E. & * W. round-house, Saturtbpmaa Russell was thrown down and trodden by hi* horse, which he was trying to unhitch near the Sixth-street engine-house »*««***

imp!

’gu| Bahr, who has charge prominent churches of thfl

city and his worth as a musician and com-

poser is everywhere recognised.

The members of the second quartet are isjEmma/onteipe, spprape! Mite Bird

tenor, apfl

^bT^fht! h e eJ? and “n^hlf^Jnt l majority flf the go^d hems aro being

SUUth buyer! from »ry county within fi

l a good portion of the

r “cleaned up.” ” said a flealer ve four orders and I can’t find fuitomers. The

-—ana fox many of f ladiaaa ie to supply nought to begin to tpresent price* there

Sis

Amusements. After this week the Park Theater will be elosed for the summer, and during tfie vacation it will be renovated and otherwise p the iotrodoetioa of epoeiaitiee, not the least of whipbia uuirUb quartgt. Twe perforniance* will be given dally. Sells'# Londou eirous opened this aftar-

and an much MLs: .i**- ■ r Yi

dvU sogvic* Rerprm Oftlcer* Elected. The Indiana Civil Serriee Refcm Association held its annual meeting at the Denison Saturday afternoon. Lucias B. Swift,

leoxecutive committee am T. Dya, Oliver T.

W. Judge J. B.

- Sewall, , w. r.

B. Clark, g*, Green-

BOMBtaiNO NEW IN CIOa&b. Is Fyoventf the Nicotine From Fneatp* Intd the nmoRer's Eung*.

rTobaccq Leaf.j

c V^soon aU the world may be smoking At least that ia the hope of the inventor of tela new ntaiwant for popular favor, what is tha aicolattef Here are two pictures which will help ypa to understand if. rfSV’rthe cigolette showing it made in tha shape of a Genua* pipe, and Figure 2 ia * side elevation, showit bent somewhat into the shape of a French pipe. Tbe eigelette has one end shaped to fit Mi* mouth of

*nn OLD WOMAN, them between your fingers. Let the tip of the thumb be thrust through the angle between the first and second fingers, which forms tbe mouth. It will appear like a tongue. And there you have the whole face. The first finger forms the chin, the second the nose and the third the forehead, Now fold » handkerchief and draw it over andaroupd the hand, thus arrangf to rtaeipble a cap, and the transformatid^e completed. By moving the flraFflnger and thumb, a very ludicrous expression, like a mambhng pantomime, i* attained. n Try It OP vour b*by,and pee if th« little one dpes not crow with delight and insist *n its frequent repetition. The Immovable t*fn. fjfow York Prase.)

an ordinary clothes orush and brash H off

foe B. Swift, Hiltew tL

andi

Eueius if. Hwif ifflbaok, 4 sir**

end portion beyond the bend being en-

at 4, *nd the bent pfij

the

inj

oceid’, so that when the cig-

coat. If he does this you will be safe in telling him if he bru*hes it off he can have

the coin.

Viaduct* WU1 Prevent Tbese Accidents. A heavy-laden street-car waa atruok by a Big Ffl#r yard engine at the Virginiaavenne crossing yesterday morning. Th*

1st?;

ie smoked down to the bend, the re portion will quietly turn to ashes and the nLcetipe which had aoeumniated in the bend will drop with the ashes, thus preventing it from entering the system of As shown in figures 1 and 8, there is a

*y m the degree to wfaieh

I also

fWUere.

beard tbat it waa geod to gala tbe ie good to fall; battles are lost in

(f 0 y

* »i»u say it w gwu -u ,»■,, uabMcs ere iosh * blow through mj emboachure* my kmdeet

cigolette is bent; but it is obvious that

to th.M wboM mu VMMU auk In tb.

m^r

affigl

And to tboe*^them|yri^»wrie sank in the i

aud^ail^vamini# l ~

And

And lie numberieee

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A Feast of Good Things On© Found of OUweland’s Baking Powder Will make everything in the following liflt:

12 corn muffins, , 6 baked apple

dumplings

cake,

20 tea fciapujt, } chneolate cake, 20 batter cakes, 1 orange cake, 1 ice-cream cake,

80 cookies, 1 coffee cak«,

1 cocoanut dike, l loaf ginger bread, 1 Minnehaha cake, 1 apple pudding,

8 snowballs,

1 cottage pudding,

12 apple fritters,

6 crumpets,

1 suet pudding,

12 English muffins

1 strawberry

shortcake. 15 egg rolls,

1 Boston pudding,

1 chicken pie, or Yankee potpie

1 spice cake,

l Data

1 roll jelly cake, 20 Scotch scones, I pound cake,

15 waffles,

1 lemon cream

cake, and 13 crullers.

utch apple pudding,

Street, New York. Please mention this paper

Cleveland’s Baking Powder Moat economical and absolutely the bent*

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WORLD’S FAIR

£ -s 3 Ou

3 u

o d o ,r

p i o

to n> e

tA Crt c

®18. Sells everywhere else for $25. We are showing the finest line of Ice Boxes and Refrigerators in the city, and at prices never heard p( before.

look at this. $14.00, Solid Oak Shfo Roflvfi$9.00, Solid Ash Side Board. *4.00 Silk Plush Rocker. $2.50. Willow Rocker. $25.00, Parlor Suit

*3.60, mm W* need not refer to our }fp* of Carpets and Draperies. People want best goods and. b*at figure# on 4he*e and M W« ar* in OUR BARGAINS. Tumbler, 3c. Tack Hammer, 3c. Wash lasin, 6c. Whisk Broom, JOc. Good Floor

600, Express Wagon, 65$. Wh#*l-Barr*qr, Spades, 50c. Excellent Lawn Rake,66c. pick, 75c. Garden Ho«, 85c. Do*’* f»il to see our 50o Pocket-book, the haudsemest thing in market. We hate a forge line *f Trunks; it will pay you to see them.

Dyspepf fakes dm lives et many people

Thfl largest line of Bed-Room Suite ever showu io this city, and at as per cent, from former prices. See our goods marked with red ticket*. They are all decided bargains. Everything for housekeeping. ^ ’ 1 Opposite State House.

CHARLES MAYER & CO., SoleAgts. 29 and 81 We»t Washington St.

Makes

causing distress after tottag, sear i sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite! a faint, “all gone”feeling, bad taste, coated Distress £3!^ Alter not get well of tteclf. It requires careful attenOoa, mating and a remedy like Mood's Sarsaparilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently. It tones the stomach, regulates the digestion, creates a good ap- ri| e |r §xdilliv|, nVIflfftllOB BwtetasmCiWL, ^*| -m ^ ■ |a ^ and refreshes tbe ^icd, HeadSCtl© M I hair* he on troubled wilb dytpppeia, I had but Uttlo appetite, and what 1 did ate

Heart-

burn vooid have a faint or tbnfi* all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My troubl* **s aggravated by my business, painting. Last spring I took Hood’s Bar- ®2J* r . sapariUa, which did me *n otOmaCII immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite, gad my food relished and tha craving I had previously experienced." Gsonca a. Page, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsi Sold by all druggist#. fiLslxforJ by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apotheeari#*, I IOO Doses One Dollar

taparilla •rfs. Prepared oaly art#*, Lowed, Mara

WA_IT1

, DWH. FRIDAY, JUNE 13. mM H W1 46 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM

' YADTJE. .

20 RETAIL SALEMLN WANTED.

Apply at re»r 4oor

40 EAST WASH ST. DON’T GIVE UP.

Ntver give way jo despair. Thera is al. ways a bright side to everything, thought it may be obscured temporarily. When you feel down-hearted and pfoyed out, it is a sure indication of impending sickness- It is always best to cheek a disea#*' in its iucipieucy, but if you bav* permittca It to develop, and it has disabled you, don’t giv* up and think yourself incurable. W* cur* many pnse* tbgt other# have pronounced hopeless.

* GALL

I disfioubi.

..Sol the public We successfully treat Cancer, Catarrh, Consumption. Female Weakness, General Debility, Nervpu# Files, Tapeworm, Rupture, Skia Diseases, Scrofula, ltt< Dyspepsia, Liver aud Kidr,^ # A,. C a.«^ Asthma, Heart Disease and *U other ohroniq and surgical diseases. What we have dons for offiflte we can 4* for you.

AND

Se Wi we PO undrrta^e ^n? ^oij wopey and r£k Rfo trying eyperfmenta with useless compounds of nauseous drags that are more Iffifly to fojjyr*Tot» than to prove beneficjal, * Consult US and obtain a rational system of treatment that vs knot wifl 46 jgte what wq claim for it, We never experiment »* our Parents with unknown medipmfla WO $ive tbo trm- ram«d|#» that the experience of an unuwxJiy laxgo pr$<flfof has proven to be effiment. >V 9 compound our own prescriptions and show tfiat jhey ate pure gnd cortoct. Pur charge* are very raaaonabfo for treat* jog gny disease. ronsuitatjppy and examinations era fra* apd strictly private. You may save yourself much inconyai* ience by coming to SEE US. I Doa'ilftfolif modesty or fear of exposura keep you away. AU communications are considered sacredly confidentialWhen necessary, treatment can be amt anywhere by mail or expraea #*oura from observation.

Telephone No. 1296.

THE XAlTEBT:

No Heitl, Restaurant or Household Should he Without & THE ^ST^ARAailB HOLDER. This teyenfoe artiefo randera it poaeibl* to take up the gsuaragui and oobtot ft or

th# mouth trilhouf soiling tbe finger# or table line*. Triple silver plated, $4 a d«*«a to

4Qo eaah.

W. L. DOTJGL. 88 8HO Addite^ft 1

BHUD-ROOM SETS. A large invoice of n«w pattern* in oak in &o latest finishes just received, and willi>e offered At prica that defy conn petition.

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A^EWAlYS iist the FUNERAL DIRECTORS: ; ; planner a buohanan, Ambulance. 72 Norte

the season. Best selection

Trimmed and Untrimmed

from $» Jo upward, at a 5 per ce

lest selection in tee city.

HATS

P*r f«

MRS. M. DIETRICHS & CO., to But W,

ALASKA REFRIGERATI IRS—Economical in design, reasonable in price. Atk or send for catalogue and LILLY & SXAUKAJOLB- fo* S.

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