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   Elkhart Daily Review (Newspaper) - February 26, 1902, Elkhart, Indiana                                IN 1872.- , edition s cants AM other Issues 8 All d ly Also No. 99 No. 238 South Main m. and after Nov. 8 Shore A Southern trates to and from Elkhart will as 25 s a m a p m Il 20 a m 30 p 8 20p 45p m 1 a 20 P - 32 VTA ROAD 44  6 " 42 '  2 VIA AIR USTE 10 ......  22 " 28 - ' 28 '  532 TO 510 " Express Leaves 3 45 a Fast Mail 05 175 30 a 15 a 21 N. Y. .tr Ex. 05 p 50pni  7 Day 45 No 22 Western Express 05 p 6.10,14. 2b 32, 03, East V 3,16, 21, 19 23. West Bound Lake Shore via Cleveland In 1th the Erie and P L E Ks form the ani most direct route to 3. r. J. Pass Agent A. L. ' C. C. St. L. R. Nov. 2, 1901.  00    00    18    5    4)    35    0.3    27    19    58    51    35    30    15    05    68 p 52    15    15    05    00    30    20    m 5 07    45    05    15    45    00    40    15    56    22    35    9 52    12    35    50    08    13    34    3-2    55    20    15    25    50    50    20    43    The new Big Pour train No. 5 makes connections for Terre St. points east of Lynch P T Ohio K. Elkhart to on Approved Collateral or Personal Plan of Money on Keal Estate Security gives general sat per on time Pres. J. W. W. S. of in business onr sales and are still We feel lhat shows lbe which the people of in us as Wo invite to visit stor s fu l wb it is that ns like to buy dr ng store goods of have several thousand in rare but sometimes very necessary and valuable are not kept in the average drug Consequently physicians direct to us in order to be sure their patients pet what they We employ large buy in large quantities and at best aim to keep everything that can be required in drug store SYRUP OF WHITE PINE AND is a useful remedy for colds arid diseases of the throat and 25c.  and Main and All orders delivered M. D. - Practice in all the courts of Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. U. S. Flag 210 South Main by St. Joseph Indiana National C. and Indiana National Bank Heme 704.  Work a 408 S. - T ' I Lexington - over Dr. PHONE 621-  AND Eight Boom Flat Second Sycamore DELOS N. Free Headaches Burke Dr. Turner's office every and Satisfaction So. Michigan South Ruta than per B. Fresh Fish every new just TWENTY-ONE Doctors a very recent from this place comes the news that Mr. Arthur a well-known architect of that has made complete recovery from catarrh ol the head from which he had suffered for nearly a quarter of a He writes from 18 Hamilton I am 42 years of and have had catarrh of the head for over half of my as a result of scarlet followed by typhoid I got so bad that I was almost constantly coughing and clearing my The catarrh greatly impaired my and tlie hearing In one and reduced my weight to 110 tried nearly every catarrh besides a great many different all of which had heard and read of and finally decided to try it two months I have now taken seven and weigh 172 Never felt happier or Peel tip you do not derive prompt and results from the use of write at once to Dr. a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice Dr. President oS The Hartman Extract of pleasant and valuable nutritive It is not a but a By its tonic it effectually builds up the system and ia especially recommended to those who suffer from the It is exceedingly beneficial for those suffering Irom consumption and all wasting Malt a a digester and a It makes a healthy producing strength and WILL BUILD YOU 15c per Main and Main All orders delivered Division 8treet,'.3d^o^.east Central Special Vose German good for that an a box Manufactured .by Joseph A. Coash Roosevelt New Craft and Cuts the ' That Binds IT WITH VIGOE and Swap - of Speech ther Movements of 26.The all-important eVent in the itinerary of Prince Henry of yesterday was tiie launching of schooner yacht built at island for the prince's the German The ceremony performed by Miss Alice daughter of the president of United in the presence of the the Ambassador von ALICE and a brilliant The down the at 10:39 a. amid a scene of The launching proper was without and presented a graceful and beautiful though it was accomplished in a drizzling rain and other Inauspicious atmospheric of special train bearing President Roosevelt from to the launching reached Jersey City at 0:40 a. The president remained on board until tlie of the prince's a few moments after S a. Soon after S o'clock and the prince and suites embarked on a boat for The party proceeded directly from the boat to stand which had been erected at the inshore end of the on which the Meteor the guns meanwhile booming salutes and the crowd cheering the president and the with Mrs. and Miss arrived on the platform the prince conducted Miss Roosevelt to the small platform immediately under the bow of the aml Picture the preliminaries on the stand a from the stood by with a camera that took numerous snap The prince looked at him occasionally and Two moving picture machines were trained on the and there were scores of cameras leveled at the The scene was one of. animation and good the cup for the latter spirit being taken from Prince Henry and Miss standing on the platform near the engaged in laughing and joking Avith democratic FAVORS Action Is Her Voice at 10:.'}9 raised the bottle of which had been incased in silver and which was suspended by a silver Vigorously dashing tlie bottle against YACHT the the Avine into Miss in the name of the 1 christen thee Her voice and could distinctly heard ou all Then raised ax and severed tlie the weight kept the ship in the and tlie vessel Avent the noise the guns In that resulting the roar of aided the the naval and several Roosevelt's in roar that greeted call Then the prince president shook and as the to the hall some the shouted I offer for the young lady has had the honor of launching the The Avere TUC Kaiser by and island the and the prince Avent to luncheon Prior to the luncheon in which Is set a small picture of Kaiser was Prince Henry to 3Iiss Alice The bracelet is studded diamonds and other precious It Avas the gift of the Prince acting in behalf of his the made a very brief address in presenting the bracelet to Miss she in turn accepted the gift with a words in she expressed her thanks and of the the luncheon the prince made a speech to the and the president They were both of tiie friendliest and heartiest During were received the kaiser Prince and Miss Alice Miss Roosevelt to reply at so the president asked for a pad and He began to the and a Avords when Mrs. smilingly the pencil from and added a few She then passed the pnd and pencil to Miss completed the Thus the to the emperor was the joint of the his and Hie conversation during the lunch the prince sailors are said to be and to Admiral 1 we are but this be there Avill be a happy future to this craft from the fact alone that to the builder of the she Avas by hands of and Avas at her tirst appearance on the linked tlie name of a drink to the Miss Alice luncheon finished about 3 p. President and Avore to the Twenty-third street They Avent to their special leaving City at 3:55 p. m. for Miss Alice remained at the guest of ex-Governor Morton and OF THE BIG McLaurin Proposition Proves One That Requires Inquiry into HIS That tlie Senate Shall on the in Opera at a Small Ik feature of the afternoon was the tiou of freedom of the city of Greater York to Prince The took place In the city was and the prince in response to the mayor's brief address gave pleasant expression to the desire for continued and increasing friendship the tAvo while he made of the unusual accorded Notwithstanding the rain it is estimated fully 100,000 people waited outside the city hall until the princo appeared after the and as Avell as along the route afterward taken by the the royal visitor Avas accorded an by the people of prince's in response to the mayor's address the longest he has He to add that I wish the city of New York everything that is good for the future and every possible good wish for the citizens of tlie evening Prince his suite and the presidential delegates were the guests of. the mayor of New York at dinner at the Manhattan and the day Avas brought to a close witli a at the Metropolitan Opera prince did not arrive at the opera until 9:30. and the first act of with the programme AVas Avas nearly finished when he reached his The royal visitor enthusiastically received by the large audience and he his acknowledgments 13:30, during the fire was discovered in the wig room of the opera It was quickly extinguished and little damage was The audience nothing of the The opera and the chorus Avere of the because the smoke drifted into dressing but soon found that it would amount to Feb. 20.-^The annual meeting of the department of superintendence of the National Educational association began here in University with approximately delegates present from all of- the Representatives of thirteen United States composing the Association of American are also in annual council at the University of are Durbin at 20,Governor T. of Avith his of the ' members their have arrived here en route home from a trip to Indiana they are given - a reception .at the man's ' ' dispatch Berits 2G,Quite unexpectedly the senate adjourned yesterday fifteen minutes after it An hour before body convened the galleries began to fill with all expecting a sequel to the debate of Monday on the right S the senators from South Carolina to cast their votes under the ban of contempt by the Democratic senators had books upon their and it looked as though they were preparing to continue the contest This made the more immediately after the senate the clerk began the reading of the journal of Tuesday's proceedings the usual request that the reading be suspended was made by Not a or Business interjected Turner of Washington and Dubois of Idaho in and the reading was At its conclusion the journal approved without Instantly McMillan of a member of the Republican steering Avas on his He called up the message of the house of announcing to the senate the death last fall of Rousseau of He presented resolutions expressive of the of the senate at the These Avere and then the as an additional mark of at 12:15 p: m. The Democratic senators Avere but offered no Such Haste to cause of all this desire to cut it short is that tiie senate is a tough to do about Tillman and The president pro of the senate has his of Tuesday that the South Carolina names could not appear on the senate roll while they avere under matter carrying it the very essence of the senator's ordered the names replaced on the He does this not because he believes his ruling but because he Avants tlie senate to take the responsibility of settling the case from the FOH Is niet at Fum as to to Republican members of seriate committee on and elections in consultation during tlie afternoon over the resolution providing for the suspension of the contumacious None of the senators present at the conference would consent to disclose the details of the but it is learned in a Avay that considerable doubt Avas expressed by some of the members as to the of the suggested of the holding that the suspension of senators even by the senate itself be subject to The feeling quite general that the problem is a difficult and intricate Senators and Foraker appointed a subcommittee to consult authorities and suggest a form of adjournment of tlie senate for the day decided upon at a forenoon conference of the Republican The announcement of death had reached the senate Tuesday but was until When the Republican senators of this fact they Avere only too to use the announcement to secure an and their Democratic colleagues Avere just aa that it should be so Democratic senators spent the day in a general discussion among themselves of the They Avere unanimous in their characterization of ruling as and announced their purpose to resist by prolonged if any further to enforce the acting for his resolution declaring it to be sense of the senate that the names of Senators Tillman and McLaurin should be restored to the senate and in addition that those tAvo senators entitled to on all questions coming before the This resolution may be pressed owing to the the 26,Chief Justice of the supreme has delivered the court's opinion in the case of O'Brien et John 6, and involving the act of legislature of 1871 concerning the was for advanced on for the the in The ease was ' - of TWO RECIPROCITY tlie of Ways and Cleans Feb. 2(;,The Republican members of the house of representatives met in conference last night to consider the question of E. There was an unusually large about 125 members being Cannon of acted as chairman and of Jersey as of the and means presented a on the lines authorized by the Republican members of the giving the Cubans the offered a measure for the payment out of the duties on Cuban imports into this country of a sum equivalent to 20 per cent of the duties levied on Cuban sugar so imported to sugan sum is to come out of a sum paid to the Cuban government which is to be the equivalent of the amount of duties now paid on Cuban imports into the Neither measure Avas acted as the caucus adjourned a OP FOUR tlie the total going to Butler TOBACCO in England to - Combination Over Feb. 20.The Imperial Tobacco company has secured control of the business Salmon by a of the shareholders of the latter guaranteed a 10 per dividend on their stock by Imperial Tobacco emphatically urged of. tlie HELFING Gladly by an are many enthusiastic in Elkhart to tell their experience for the Testimony from such a source ia the best of evidence and will prove a to scores i of Read the following Carl Coleman of the Coleman Ice company went to Houseworth drug store told them a and aching asked if they anything good for if they had I wanted and if they did not I did not want is. remedies and recommended Kidney Pills and backed up their advice by saying that many Elkhart people them the results up to the I gave them fifty for a. box and the Before I used the last of the pills the pains fn ihe email of my back sale by all Price 50 Co. Y. agents for the United the name and take no Elkhart better than per Try ' 607 S. Maia firm of Brumbaugh Bodette has been Any one bills against 82,id-firm must send same to Ed. Bodette at on or belore March 10,1902.  Ed. Feb. 21,1902. 21 for Twenty Nov. 19.>0.'  write to say that I have been troubled dyspepsia and indigestion for tae past twenty and have tried many a and much money io no purpose until I Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pt p. in. 1 have taken two and am relieved of all stomach I cam ot any too much in favor of this X cheerfully recommend it to all from indigestion or truly Sold by C. D. the do hereby agree to refund the money on a 50-cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your cough or We also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money C. D. B. A. Houses at an Idaho Burn Sixteen Feb. 20.Four men lost their lives and a dozen others were three probably in a fire of origin which the boarding and bunk houses of the Standard mine at Ida. The death roll is as D. 11. Eugene Bangs and Fatally J. E. McCallum and John men Avere ia the building w lieu the fire was in the second floor of tlie boarding The alarm Avas quickly but the Sames spread with such rapidity that all escape Avas cut off except through the of the injured were their escape In this several were badly The bodies of the men lost lives have been Simply Feb. 20.Ex-President Cleveland spent Monday in as the guest of Professor of Hopkins To an intimate friend remarked upon healthful appearance the said he was feeling that the statement in a dispatch from Washington that he had declined on account of ill health to accept the invitation of President Roosevelt to attend the dinner to Prince Henry at the White He had simply declined the Reduction of Feb. 2(i.Tlie United States government has proposed to tlie concerned in the Chinese treaty that they consent to a reduction of so as to maintain the total within the sum of 450.000,000 taels which the agreed to accept from China as for the Boxer BAD FOR Politician Witli and Strong Proof 20.EdAvard a prominent local has been indicted by the grand jury for attempted bribery in connection the city garbage reduction Two medical members of the board of and testified that he offered going so far as to lay the money in their only to be of- the house of delegates testified to relations Avith Butler during the passage of the authorizing the contract ho tried to bribe the board of health members to In contract between Butler and the reduction company whereby he given to secure the passage of the the and also half instar t and quickly the excess of the price of the re- the worst forms of Mrs. I thp the Thrown W. W. of wife had lung troulle over We tried a of doctors and spent over a thousand dollars without any She was very low and I lost all when a d trying Foley's and which I and thanks be to i his great len edy it saved her She is nger and health than she has known in ten We r be without Foley's Honey and Tar acd would ask those afflicted to iry drug all around also men on small gasoline St. 85c per bu. 22d7 Lusher 609 S. Main Legacy of the Grip Is often a run-down lack of enr ergy and with liver often ful low an attack ol th is wretched The greatest then is the splendid blood purifier and regulator ot liver and have proved that they wonderfully the build up tbe and restore to health und good after an attack of If Only 50c. Perfect ion guaranteed by Thomas drug stoi e and Houseworth house recently occupied by F dimer is for Modern house with furnace and Inquire at 200 Night than an alarm of flVe at is the brassy cough of bounds like the children's death arid of three gin had a severe of croup doctor said she could Hft I got a bottle of Foley's Honey the first dose guve quick relief saved her Refuse  

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