Fort Wayne Journal (Newspaper) - November 15, 1898, Fort Wayne, Indiana FORT WAYNE JOURNAL ESTABLISHED 1868 TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 15 1898 PRICE FIVE CENTS Your it the exhibit and demonstration of the justly Celebrated Arnold Knit For Women Children and Infants Is earnestly requested and we think it will repay you 111 SAYS WILL NO CATION LAW tUK MAN ADMITS THAT TUB WAK TAX HAS COME TO STAY TUB MADAM ot New York who la a recognized on Improved for In rail t a and Children will lie with us Monday to demonstrate the ot garments and will cheerfully answer all to and comfortable undergarments for women children The Arnold Knit are endorsed by moat prominent und and widely known Reform of the while the moat and economical yet devised Particular attention In culled to the articles for Wear such aa Umbrella Drawers Night Robea Accouchement Bands Napkins Serviette Bella etc and for Infants and Children's Wear such as Gertrude Suits Night Drawers etc We recommend thesti garments to practical women who are seeking comfort for themselves or for their children Even if not In present of any of these goods we trust that it will be your pleasure to call upon ua while Madam Bore is here to of their merits and see the variety of that we carry In stock As a special Inducement to attend the demonstration for one week a Uelt will be presented to each purchaser one-half dozen viette Napkins OUTLOOK A SPECIAL SION AND UNITE ON ISM AS AN IS THE INDIANA COLD DEMO PLAN EltS OK THE STATE IN CON- 1 TO HE MUSTERED Department Very respectfully THE RURODE DRY GOODS CO Golden The Hatter Overstocked in Fine Underwear All those receive cent off Our at at at are made by the best days Nov Tuesday WASHINGTON Nov itton states tha war tax will not lit ut the coming short nf and that there will be no revision of the whatever It bases this announcement upon a made to-day by Chairman of the and committee who In aa interview The government will need for some time nil the revenue produced by the war During the war expenditures exceeded war revenue by some and this month will ba in excess This being the case there will be no changes at least this fiscal year The war revenue act will continue In force and ed except perhaps in u few minor administrative features for at least a year longer It is hardly sary to add that there will be no re- vision of the tariff The session is limited to three months and that period will be mainly occupied in passing appropriation bills In en- acting new luwa for the regular army and upon tion necessary for the government of Hawaii In addition to these usual number of ine matters will arise From present outlook the session be well under before the treaty of Spain will be laid the senate and the ratification of that document may not he long before the fourth oi March Will that necessitate an extra se is of course said 2 to know what will tween the ot December and the fourth March but so far as the can form the basis for judgment 1 should say no extra session will be necessary or some new question should arise In the first place we shall until the treaty ratified necessary and in ho position to act For my Mr I territory to be added will be no larger than Is absolutely sary Special to the Journal Nov truth In the report I hut the dee further White an ri of kind mode anil the Including the nor were brought m bear It was I unsuccessful The regli GREAT CLOAK SELLING And nothing to cause It but the low prices we are selling our at and the newness of name What you buy lu the way of an outer wrap from 119 whether for Lady as or Child ure all Garments and not luat cut to Imitate this year's DRESS GOODS This we will have Special Prices on all our fancy suitings There IB ona have lieen completed -re was a conference of gold rats at the Rates house rday night It has leaked out j thing that's new and stylish Is found here ml state leaders of the de- party Including S O chairman John It id and J L Keach resent The purpose is as yet unveiled ut it is understood that a proposed plan for a of the gold tlen rala in by coalescing on as the issue and dropping free liver was under discussion This seems o he what the Indiana gold euders are going to offer as their plan j complete line for Ladles Gents and Children or getting together There Is every prospect for a meeting of the Indiana Bankers association pay and to-morrow James H Eckels delivers principal address The association will draft a request to the legislature to pass a law abolishing three days of grace urging means of communication are so swift now that three days of grace are not needed LOUIS LUDLOW and we guarantee you the prices will be found lower than We ex- to make this our banner week In this department for the year HOSIERY UNDERWEAR BLAN KETS COMFORTERS ETC Large variety of all kinds of Winter Apparel to select trom We carry a DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Take elevator to our third floor and visit the greatest money savins ery and Rug Department in the city Mall orders receive prompt and careful attention TKE CHARITIES Special to the Journal The seventh annual ence of Charities and to-morroW with of 500 gates in attendance from outside of In- In address the president Miss Mary I will deal without with the president j Uon and township relief that by indiscriminate giving 70 arid 72 St Golden The flitter Opposite Fruit House 96 St Phone 979 proper V it COAL PLACED IN RECEIVERS LIABILITIES ARE OVER A STREET TEIE FORCING THE ING kOAD IS IN- one of the installments was not paid The liabilities amount to The officers company claim they will pay liabilities n full if the assets are properly ed The two were owned by the same by H D Turney of Columbus and John S Jones of had to fall The mines of these companies about halt the coal tonnage for the Columbus Sandusky ing railway of that depends very largely Is done by the newly appointed ot these coal companies TEMPLE PROJECT W C T U CONVENTION OPPOSES THE CHICAGO CANTEENS CONDEMNED Nov Wi C T U national convention to-day decided to abandon project as an affiliated The annual report of the financial Miss Sarah was presented as Balance on hand year ayo receipts during the year total receipts ex- balance on hand Three hundred and sixty-four Uon Is talked of Fort will be much in evidence at the con- ference the paper to-morrow night b'y Johnson on What Snail State do for the Feeble Minded The one on Prison Reform by Senator Wednesday and the one by O E Mohler on Sectarianism Wednesday after noon being looked to with great interest r LOUIS LUDLOW joined with the other provinces of Spain in the of the on which subject a lonlan received Jn poUirSut of America aided by the of naye.i obi iterated half of Spain from the maps CINCINNATI Nor Turney Jones Coal company of Columbus O the Pennsylvania and the Ohio Fuel of St Paul with offices also in Chicago were to-day by the federal court put into the bands oC the and Title company oC Chicago as receivers In the suit of Putnam against these companies application made to have George S Season of also as receiver but on the objection of Samuel M Felton receiver of the Columbus Sandusky Hallway company Judge Taft refused to confirm Season lias been em- ployed by the coal company Receiver Felton plead that these coal companies owed the Columbus Sandusky Hock inp Railway company and tha the Interest of the railway company ai well as as of the coal companies be considered in the appointment of th receiver reserved to a fur ther date the appointment of som practical coal operator as the Chicago Security Title com These companies are among largest that ever operated in the Ohi fields Their troubles began in th summer oC with the strike They bad large contracts to ii in the northwest and were unable set coal until late in the summer an at high prices with very high lak The result was a loss of at that time This summe they bought very large quantities coal which is still on their docks whl collections havs been very As they bought coal early a great flea oC paper has fallen due before the r coming In The crisis was about by York the who the issue oC oC CRUSHED BY THE TOLEDO Nov Buckeye cco works Chase Co the oldest tobacco firm of ilp has closed and permanently re- ed unable to meet the competition ot e gates are present at the convention The election ot officers up to-morrow morning and present cations are that Mrs L Stevens will be elected president without dUU also will the so far as they seek re-election Mrs Ella N Thatcher presented her report as superintendent oC among soldiers and sailors including a of the canteen the homes throughout the ry interspersed her and illustrations the The soldiers sailors was to the Pennsylvania dele gation Mrs Thatcher Introduced reso against the canteen which wer unanimously adopted DEATH TO MAHILA BALTIMORE Herman G the United States navy suicide in the Carrolton hotel day by In the head I From papers found on his body it U mised that he killed himself because he had been ordered to Manila to join the I States steamer ant Dresel soon after reaching this city I went to the Carrolton toilet room and locked the door behind him Almost im- I thereafter a pistol shot alarmed e employes of the house and a search owed that was dead In one his pockets was found cretary Long dated U from the Essex and of- j ering him to Manila to join the telegram addressed to Lieut O H I alse in Washington and signed by I OVERCOATS WITH N AMERICAN ARRESTED F KILLING A NOGALES Ariz Nov ex tement exists here in consequence o n episode which threatens to resul i On Sunday last James Temple a con uctor on the New Mexico and was attacked by some and in shot on them Juan fatally Thi about two thousand feet nort f the international boundary r he returned to hU hotel which of the lino and was arrested by Mexican officers on a charpe of der the of the state Sonora ns for the trial ot any person charged crime against a Mexican citizen though the crime may have wen committed In a foreign country Friends of Temple engaged but the Mexican authorities refused to allow the prisoner to be seen United J F Darnell then pealed to the state department at Wash Ington and has received the following Nov consul Nogales legation at Mexico to de- mand immediate release oC Temple Signed HAY Sec ot As yet no wort has been received from the City of Mexico Temple Is In the prison at CHANGE MR WILLIAM F BE INTERESTED IN T BUGGY COMPANY Mr William F has pu a- half Interest in the works o the Wayne company Ho joint control oi the plant with The dore It is the Intc Uon of the new firm to enlarge and wtd tho business of tho concern and to i crease the output The works have p first class vehicles such a cabs traps and other fine turnouts repair shop will also bo co in connection with the rcm ten to fifteen skilled workmen wl e employed Several salesmen will ut on tlie road Mr the new part own las long been known In Fort Wayn circles For eleven years ho w bookkeeper for Mr T ff w and more has boo er in the Journal office which s found on the dead man False to exchange orders with I ic writer and it was evidently the In- of Dresel to have sent Lieutenant Dresel was well known all pay office In the custom ere No one could assign any cause for I his unwillingness to go to He Is described as a pleasant j man with no known troubles His wife at the present time Is living in Boston with Mr mother and ers BISHOP AT MICHIGAN LAPORTE Nov White of Indianapolis occupied the Episcopal church gnn City yesterday He will remain this week at City arranging lor the er oi the headquarters rom Indianapolis In an Interview White said that the selection of bishop for the southern diocese of Indiana would probably be made this month The names of five clergymen are I considered hi connection with the J office your ideas be extreme or conservative Our Stock of WINTER OVERCOATS is comprehensive enough to accommodate body The young men's Overcoats for instance are all right for young fellers and then we have plenty of others to suit the man of sober and staid ideas whose years of experience has solidified his ideas and cooled his ambition for the A good deal depends upon knowing where you can get the best and most for your money A five minute visit to our store is worth a a year's education in clothing to anyone GAMBLING DENS RAIDED The ponce raided the gambling rooms 1 over the Comer saloon the Jackson saloon and the Frank Belchin saloon on Calhoun street last night Eleven men all told were arrested taken to the police station they gave fictitious names and each put up ball for i his appearance in police court this I morning Come in and all over You pleased with the goods and the service and wonder how we can afford to do business on such small profits Well Big Sales and our own goods tells the story R POWDER Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
