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   Fort Wayne Evening Post (Newspaper) - November 27, 1895, Fort Wayne, Indiana                               FORT WAYNE EVENING POST VOL. 159. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 27, 1895. SIX CENTS A Hits Committed in the of RUNAWAY DOCUMENTS WORTHLESS The Autograph Have Com promised Matters of ALGER CALLS ON HARRISON lie Two Come Together I About New Nov. Wholesale throughout departments us to stamp thefts shows uro worse than was at expected in the treasury department It is also thai the have also been gelling in work tlie has been practices mostly in the interior Many of the dead presidents on in tills been Lincoln's him been sought tifler n many papers by tins The matter is a very serious one may In grave charges being nnd Harrison NKW Nov. returned from lasl night nnd fs quartered at the Fifth Avci One of the first men general met upon was of The iwo but Indulged lu no extended Gun oral Alger uald he here on business which would probably detain him for a week or He declined to Indicate his preferences nomination or cuss In regard to his controversy with Senator John ho limiting to udd to which I mill widely If So ii a tor to reply to It. ho lias Ihu Until ho 1 have more to Alger paid a visit to Mr. during iho but both thai of a social Oilier males in on In oily were Hen jam hi of Congressman Grow of Pennsylvania and W. W. You properly your box of delicious Hon lion's or A Fractious Horse Makes Troubl oil Main This forenoon about 11 o'clock trians were furnished witli plenty u in the shape of u. The horse which caused al excitement belonged to Mr. Con The horse was lied in front oF ai East Main street business house bu became frightened at some object and broke away from th hitching lie ran north on Clin ion where hu suddenly tangled up with a passing vehicle scene Several men rai to Ihe spot and In pacifying the frightened The buggy was run inlo belonged to a Jin and was badly smashed tid Ihc fractious horse was also cut several YOUNG PIG Will be served froo to all ers this evening at Frank No. 54 East Main WHO IS Fort Wayne Comes to G at Cashed H Hocus Check for nti Oily moil Who Knew oil tlic man named Karster fell a victi wiles of the bunko al Hit Central depot says the Cincinnati from Forl Wayne and Ho met a low who knew all tho folks in Fort nnd nature took her The man who knew all folks had an express package ng for him and tlie charges on it were and had nothing but The man from Forl Wayne advanced pieces of coin and he Is wait fur the man who knew the folks to Who Ihe Fort Wayne man was thai so taken in was not There u no person of a name lu the di- The name Is probably THIS EVENING The finest free turkey lunch n tho city will be served at tho Board of Trade sample 33 Calhoun H. W. SO EVERYONE Who has purchased one of those Men's Suits arc worth and arc being sold by others from to for just We are not offering you a lot of odds and but a Choice Selection of new full line of sines of each and forty from which to make your MACKINTOSH The Wet Season is upon Fortify yourself against the and cold by buying one of these very necessary Il won't be much of a lax on your purse if you huy qf We are selling an extra good wool coat for five FETE MAX. of the in POSES AS A LEADER Does Major George W. Steele am Swells Up at DON'T WANT TO BE CHAIRMAN Kindly Declines to S. to be in bo i Nov. the delegation are Hardy Watson yesterday is registered a Hutch am Watson came in Sleele is at th. where Speaker is quar Hatch is sit the House by his private secretary Henry Strohn of rooms at a private The had a meeting lasl Hanley ill The 10 u but they will the valof Johnson and well before deciding upon their tlie Sleele had evidently not heart tlic arrival of the other ni Kirs for he told a press representative ast night that he was Ihc only lie Indianians The general s fueling his He he lender of the Indiana is not nut he lias been re- in the lint 1 am a candidate for chairman of lie military 1 told Ir. Ueed that I had no wish lo em- him in the assignment of important Hatcher of who ms been reading clerk of the aspires to a similar position he of representatives and will be imported by the II ay will bo urged by Iho entire lon for tho rivers nnd harbors com- and Mr. Hatch grac to yield in favor of for the Invalid pensions coin bo served froo to all rs this evening at Frank No. 54 East Main A. POSTS lust Have Their Reports Accepted or No Nov. H. H. Shiveley of the state A. It. yesterday issued order 11. It says In department commander lends that public Installations 1m hehl herever it ean be and If there Is Relief corps connected with ie post Invite them to meet with you nd Install their at the same me. Make the occasion one of Invite all and their lo Lot it liu a limu for ie rallying of all your members anil Ala public installation f no part of the opening or losing or signs of recognition he an early the new national will be but ill only be sent to posts whose reports five made and accepted at this is again called to the re- test of thu commander for ons for purpose of aiding the lo properly prepare suitable resents for the t at the Indiana and ily a small number of posts have as el YOUNG PIG Will be served free to all rs this at Frank 54 East Main Show Tonight Hut a Grand will be no show at the owing to the fact Ihal Iho luill its previously engaged for danco Tim company goes to er To make up for this miss lere will he Iwo performances Al will bu a for ladies and nf uro The snal show will he given in tlie will lie a of program Tho last night as the of any Tuesday night the the applause us unstinted as The features of are le ad of iho Dawsons and the us acrobatic dances of and nd Allen are also us great favorites as Si will serve a ions Turkey Event South Don't miss Ho not fail lo read the great real bargains offered by Doud i their display on third DR. RICE IN A The Brooklyn Injured in ST. Nov. ous racehorse winner of tli Brooklyn handicap of will prob ably never race and his life also in It was found ou Mo day that he had a bad which mil be When the veterinary went to work at him the stallion gled being thrown and in so wrenched his back and A had been accomplish the horse caught llu is unable t lo his and now thoroughbred who carried Fred Tara over a mile and a quarter i is strung up In at his in Dayton Order your Pies and Cakes fo Thanksgiving from tlic Model Steam L. P. SIMON The Oldest Settler m Allen Cotn Passes tune Here Seventy Ago unit Identified Indelibly With Fort Wayne Simon the oldest settler ol Allen died last night of Ihe in trinities old age at his horn 11 West His death ru loves a pioneer citizen who and honored over Northern lie tlie -son of Mr. and Mrs. and was horn In Orange July 1800, al he of his death years the deceased was very young moved from New York to While treaty of as on in 1814 his parents kept house In that settlement anil during the activities of Dun lo save enough money lo movi o St. Here a similar their savings to them lo buy a farm on Shane's Here Ihe father succumbed 1< he hardships of a pioneer's and ill ither with her nine children moved in HIM lo Fort ibis thu t Idesl boys made trips lo this and cut huy on the prairie west f Urn where Ihe water slood so ligh lhat ihe had lo be carried to ground to The Widow all occupied a cabin on Urn St. car the usual route of Indians ho rival trading of Lh Darnell The family In many ways with tho of the and the which marked the curly of Allen county and Ihe country to it. They originated the lank road from Kurt Wayne to bout and it was a very important In they made n racl Tor making the road bed of Vn has 11 railroad from thu slate line and carried Ihe job they received little pay until icy had completed the anil wages had risen and cholera olf workmen by Edsall ally a farmer and spent moat of his in Allen county on the old of Hie He waa esteemed trusted by all who knew him ami is acquaintance wus He had Itle laste for the f a political sought a life of and Tlie deceased a consistent member of tho Met ist He was one of Ihe charter of Urn Street 10. of which but few now i politics he was a He one of members of the iii club in the memorable campaign of Harrison in IS 10. Mr. liver W. of this oily is now Iho only living survivor of Mrs. Edsall died about one year ago id for the lasl two months Mr. ved with his Mrs. Isabella sons survive Mr. of If and of ibis home is on West 3ii Martin aged who was in a railroad wreck at has since died of his injuries mid is remains been to this ly for funeral will e held from East Lewis The funeral of late Simon Edsall ill be held Friday morning at 10 SALOONKEEPER He is Arrested for Allowing in Ills The Nicholson liquor law la neer even outside of John was for otherwise he and liis to be in his during Die hours al A i an saw three men moving about in IK place and called a brother to their When the case nailed in Hay thai 10 men in the barroom were burg had goods of and complaint policemen for of uty in failing to arrest DAI K. No. It mm mm Third the Satisfies the SIGNALS ARE MISPLACED Engineer Miller and Ills Jump for Their NEWS OF THE RAILROADS Hie Usual Amount of News Aboil tlic Shops mid doing At hist tho third of 7-1. an freight train accident at 0. id although no one was as delayed for several The accident happened at the de west of tint T. and O. C crossing at During the fierce storm Tuesday the signals at tin crossing were broken and by the fierce wind since that all trains ing that point have been governed by hand In this par i thu by mii left the switch open snd No. 74 lo come As the en pi struck the it left the rails ai over Into the dragging of the cars loaded willi Engineer George Miller ol who had charge of llu the together with thv jumped they llu danger and barely escaped with their Assistance was im- for and a wreck rain from the Fort Wayne shops and from left im lately for Ihe scene of tho re still working to net thu engine back i the Tim main track was completely locked until o'clock this morning all Incoming were No. 5 came In 1 hour and 15 minutes nd the limited was delayed hours and 25 No. 3 was be- iml 11 inn 3 hours and minutest II freight were delayed from ie lo Iwo Engineer M. of tho son the Hick C. commercial agent of ie Santa PC was In the city and wife went to this morning to spend The Fort Wayne Electric corpora 11 o pulling a new furnace under the aln One of the snow is in ie being prepared for the W. Hull nf nips will spend Thanksgiving with master mechanic of ie U. U. I. la in the city on for the of the Kerr Murray works as hit In the eye with u piece cf K steel yesterday and is unable to The Port Wayne Grays will a ul tomorrow nnd M. will furnish the music for the he of hut HUH which has been in the for will bo turned out No. class was In its an employe of the was compelled to re- irn home yesterday morning on nuit of Midden John fell on a slippery alk Monday and sprained his Mr. Dalton is timekeeper Hie Engineer James of the slipped on the icy pavement si evening and sprained his e will bo laid up for a few A. of the who lias been siting his Iwo sons al Knight si returned to work this Randolph of Pennsylvania tops accidentally dropped a piece of on on his foot last evening and was to return to work this Mr. P. M. boilermaker al the shops was agreeably surprised y a number of his friends last ho presented him wilh a large Charles and of Ihc Kerr Murray are James us accepted u position as moulder in 10 John Woodward of the Electric works td the misfortune lo drop an tafi on one of his fingers Monday The nail was lorn but it is not detained him from his For national cycle exhibition -I lo 11, railroads in all the us associations of the y have a rate of a fare and third for the round trip on the ite Peter of tho Pennsylvania who has been on the ck lisi for tho resumed ork this James f the same also returned fter an absence nf a few The Illinois Central lias recently its New limited villi now Pullman cars and will IHOO tho western lino In tho same con- The new ears are 12 acetic and fitted with 15 in pi vestibule ends and finished inside wit vermilion H. Grass of tho her yard his resigned h ition and will leave Tew where he will engag W. a passenger i the was culli to this to the serious illness of a member of li who resides in that The funeral of the lute John William was held from the 82 Haiti at o'clock this morning an was attended by a number of his forme tallow The deceased was on jf the oldest employes of the having been in the service of th company for the past 40 yei He was years old at the time of hi and was beloved by all who the little son of Joseph Dis cr of tlie Pennsylvania was agreeably ust evening by a number of his who called to remind him its thirteenth birthday anniversary iames and music furnished the pleas ires uf tlie Those 13d Phil and John Schul August Joe 13d Frank George Lui Frank Otto John and 13d Don't forget the great doer unch to be served by Fred East Columbia all day today and this Leave your order f. witli L. P. Model Steam Telt lione Free delivery to all purls o THIS EVENING he finest free turkey lunch In ho city will be served at tho Board of Trade samplo 33 Calhoun H. W. WASHINGTON Letter to pear Dully in the Today tho PORT commences 10 publication of Walter Wellman's ully Washington leller of news and from Ihe It ill be found every day on Ihe editorial The approaching hi in will be a very interesting new congress antagonistic lo and the scheming and candidates for the nominal ts in ihe swim at the national unit s sources of information that enable in lo keep from threw days lo a week ead of the average s which havu been so I will be more popular an ever this The POST will have use of in thin and Us s may keep well Informed upon the which ill this winter be more interesting it any time for The best free lunch in the will served at sample 101 Thanksgiving TIIK COUNCIL he Trustees Will u New School House in At the meeting of the council hst ghl the council gave permission to o school to purchase lols orth in Lakeside on which to liid a new school Tlie council us informed that the commissioners build a bridge over the St. Joe The committee in of the lo tax telegraph id trolley reported adversely and ie report was received and iri of ihe committee in charge of requests various boards for ie transference of funds from to Account lo another weru favorably cled Thu committee on they had li favorably the petition of C. K. id and asking that Delta ke be filled from the city and it the luko would bo provided with iter An introduced by Mr. requiring owners of properly jutting on streets lo sod ground con- to or otherwise k ich ground in repair so as lo prevent ie sod from running down on provoked considerable on and was finally veiled re not to please in regard to lint we have found it lex i lie to obtain presents suit able for Iiy search we have a great many which are not but are In nr street window we are dis- laying a line which is attractive and P. the Ston that their store will close at 12 Heavy Suit tli Electric Car AN AGED LADY HURT Tlie Complaint Alleges That til Was THE CAR STARTED TOO SOON Suns for from tlic A heavy damage was this ng filed in tlie superior court by Mrs Colerick against Iho For Consolidated Railway company to I lie Fort la i I way Tlie liling of tl image suit this morning is the a frightful accident which the negligence of a i JL belt line to Mrs. las The complaint alleges Unit on h day of July Mrs. Colerick boarded ie of the company's cars al Ihe inter- of Culhoun and id that when within a few feel ol she signalled tlie r and the car but just as as in the act of stepping e negligence of the Lin rown lo Lhe The fall was so severe thai red a fracture of the left limb stained i u juries about butty disable her for Mrs. is and the ms shock she received by fall impelled her to inke lu her where ie was in a critical condition for II The necessary expenses In- for medical attendance and id amounted lo The says she was damaged the sum of for which she judgment and other proper re- Attorneys Colerick have engaged lo prosecute Ihe case hich will come up in the superior Through liis Lincoln this g in ihe or Jacob for A of aim alleges lhat in September before several the de- falsely and maliciously ie nf aile in her defamatory lie seeks to recover damages the above named sum for injury lo was gran led a his Don't forgot tho great door unch to bo by Frod East Columbia all day today and this HUNG Partially Takes His Own hy Ills of Kwing suicide 10011 hy hanging to a rafter a barn belonging to his son at 181 discovery was made Is Mrs. who found his body by a rope and Ihe still in. life was Dr. the family thinks ml suffering liad on partial and I old man was nut re- for his Coroner after an examination of them over lo The deceased of anil came to America or years locating shortly afterward Fort where he has always Por years ho was employed a painter in Ihe Pennsylvania il retired from uctive lubor HIP years His only rederick is an employe in the The deceased was years old ie inst. He was a member of St. and was a and He was honest beloved his family and esteemed by his Tim funeral not yet H will lake acu at John's The products of the Model n U cry are the finest in Die rders fur Thanksgiving 1 Cakes id Pies will receive 338. The Health Nov. health Iho auspices of the Oman's committee of tho is tomorrow and will conducted y Miss E. of New YOUNG PIG VI11 bo served free all rs this evening at Frank No. 54 East Main PAID A Frank Case Decided In Police Court This Tlie case of state against Frank for selling liquor on came up before Mayor Oakley this Mr. entered a plea not The two who uade the arrest were examined but no Hlier evidence was Mayor Oakley assessed a flue wilh Ihe amounted to This WHS paid al Pal Collins an old railroader who had looked upon something Or other when iT was red in the cup nnd had a very brilliant jag was lined which lie will a de- Turkey Lunch ig Eve at their 308 South Calhoun Don't miss it. Order your Pies and Cakes for Thanksgiving from Ihe Model Sleam Telephone L. P. V. GUTERMUTH now Ihe most line of and JACKETS In As this Is the only Exclusive Cloak id Fur House In Fort and it is by oak experts in the is this hottsu us it have the confidence of the 621-2 he World has the Money I Have the uro not Hut Hoods of Just Sold on Merit nt Prices That Will not Olio Hut You As A Seo Our Block Tor O OUU NEW LINE OP NECKWEAR At popular D. 86 CALHOUN RABUS MERCHANT ur New Fall aud Winter We are showing some oil the Neatest Nobbiest Patterns Ever brought to the So. 161. Berry Cream Flour 18 ALWAYS GOOD Don't Take MADE BY LOBE Any  

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