Sunday Gazette, The (Newspaper) - May 16, 1897, Fort Wayne, Indiana THE SUNDAY GAZETTE VOL XXXV NO 98 FOKT WAYNE BID SUNDAY HOMING MAY Hi 1897 PRICE CENTS Tbe WAB May 15 10 p m The for twenty lonr houra commencing at 7 a m Sunday May weather erly winds becoming south TO GET A HEAD IN THE WORLD All you have to do ib to be reuse ably get your head into the most FASHIONABLE SPUING STYLES IN SOFT OK STIFF BATS is to our store where all tba Correct shapes of th Season are now shown Mr E J Goldon Manager of ou Hat and Furnishing Department will be pleased to wait upon his many friends PIXLEY CO you select u go examine the Alaska and McOray line The prices will please you at H J ASH'S MONET TO LOAN On real or security and city property exchanged Notes bought and W Eorry TROY STEAM LAUNDRY t IB t in St i- the Mot part of a Toilet WE DO Our will cull lo any purl of I he F A CO In our Line of Men's and Boys Clothing Quality Style ANO Low Prices Predominate throughout We would esteem every visit from you a personal favor Cor lumbia and ton streets j Speech of Our Chief at the Monument Dedicated to the Memory of His Great Predecessor Washington He Blazed the Path of Spurned the Suggested Was No Narrow View of Monument to Washington Is a Tribute to Glowing Tribute by a Statesman to a Patriot PHILADELPHIA May in the city which tirst placed on his brow thti laurel of achievement thu memory of George Washington the was honored in monumental bronze The cord which released the swaddling from the figure ol the tirst ruler ol the republic was drawn by its latest ruler ing him were men in whose veins thu blood of first who battled to shoulder with Washington and with him made sible thu enacted conceived and planned bv those very comrades in arms bv their sons in peace and party lit WITU escorted from the hotel to carriages They took their places in thu which was all along the line to the of the vehicles hearing the party City troops acted as an honorary escort All along the lino the dent was uu by the thousands of people who were along the sidewalks aud various stands cheering and waving hats and handkerchiefs as the dent's carriage passed Immediately in front of the large stand of the Society uf Cincinnati was a small enclosure handsomely decorated and from this President spoke it was just 1 o'clock when a force of mounted police lined up to the lorn end of the and a moment later Governor Hustings and staff all mounted rude up In the the parade was marching towards the park Headed by Maj Gen aa troops reached the ol Spring Garden street a half block from the mid thore funned in a through which the President and bis party were to A mighty L- heralded the of the presidential party President uncovered in ackuoivledgu- of reception him and thu Surrounding were the and the cabinet to the parly was Governor of and his stall Archbishop and Whitaker aul oy his aide and a few rods distant were Bishop of Delaware Major of ted with Mayor of ibis city Directly back of the sat the members of the lurk into whose custody monument was of the of a brief prayer Maj William Wayne president if the state and of Cincinnati made a brief address Tho with uncovered lead drew the the Hags fell n a billowy cloud from thu shaft and a mighty monument stood re- while cannon on land and thundered The then spoko as Speech is a liar and tender sentiment connected not only tho gratitude and reverence of the but ia a testimonial of ami homage from the Tho comrades of Washington this monument Their love in- spired it helped to build it and present in its completion and future generations will pro tit by its lessons To participate in the cation of sucha monument is a rare and precious privilege Every ment to Washington is a tribute to to his help to inculcate love of country loyally and establish a better citizenship Gud bless every undertaking which re- vives patriotism and rebukes the in- different and lawless A critical study of Washington's career only enhances our estimation of his vast and varied abilities AH of the colonial armies from the beginning of tho war to tho proclamation of peace as of the convention which framed the constitution of the United States and as the dent of the United States under tbat Constitution Washington has a dis- tinction from hat uf alt other illustrious Americans No other name bears or can bear such a relation to the government Not only by his tary his patience hid j ity his courage ami his skill was in dependence won but ho helped in largest measure to draft the chart by which the Nation was guided and ho was tirst chosen of the people to put in motion the new government His was not tho boldness of martial display or tho charm of captivating oratory but hid calm and steady judgement won men's support aud commanded their by appealing to their best and noblest And Washington over so that at no time in his career did his personality seem in the least intrusive He above put ion of power He spurned the suggested crown He ould have no honor which tno ple did not bestow An interesting fact and one which 1 love to recall Its that at the only time Washington formally addressed the constitutional convention during all ita sessions over which ho presided in this city he appealed Tor a larger tion of the people in the National House and his appeal was instantly heeded THS hu was ever keenly watchful of the rights of the people in whoso hands was the destiny of our government then and now Masterful as wore his military campaigns his civil administration commands equal admiration His was marvelous his con- ception of the philosophy of ment his insistence upon the sity of education morality and en- lightened citizenship to the gress and of the Re- public cannot bo contemplated even at this period without tilling us with at the breadth of his comprehension and the sweep of his vision His was 110 narrow view of government The ate present was not his but our future good his constant of study Ho the path of liberty Hu laid the foundation upon which we have grown from weak ami scattered colonial to n United Republic whose domains and power as well as whose liberty and freedom have become the admiration of the world and time have not detracted from the face and force of his ments or diminished thu grandeur of bis life anil work treat deeds do not stop in their growth and those of Washington will expand in in- fluence in all the centuries to follow The bequest Washington has made to civilization is rich beyond com- putation The obligations under which he placed mankind are 1 sacred aud The re- sponsibility ho has left for the ican people to preserve perfect what he has accomplished is ing aud solemn us rejoice iu now evidence that thu people what they enjoy and cherish with affection thu heroes of revolutionary whose valor nud sacrifices made a They live in us and their will help us keep the covenant entered into for the maintenance of the freest government on earth Tuo Nation and the name of ington an inseparable One is linked indissolubly with the other Both are glorious both triumphant Washington lives and will live be- cause what ho did was for the tation of man the enthronement of conscience and the establishment of a government which all the governed And so too will tho Nation livo victorius over nil cles adhering to the immortal ciples which Washington taught and Lincoln sustained Orator of the Day Bishop concluded his with the Lord's in which President joined in low tones William M Purler tor ol the day followed thy dent lift said in shall hu said of this whose memory we do A GUEAT BOAT HACK Laml Iteat the Naval Cadets on Salt Water Two Boat Hay nell's second varsity crew won a very interesting boat race to-day tho naval cadets beating the tailor boys by two lengths in of eleven ruinates and fifteen seconds finishing two ahead at the end of a wo milo straight away course fho cadets came in seven seconds ater It was tho prettiest race over rowed on the Severn river The sourse laid straight away shoreward rom the Greenbury point light two long uo turns Cor- nell took water slightly in the lead set the pace at about Ive strokes and the cadets were pulling herd and strong jut not quite so rapidly Tho water was quite rough which appeared to trouble the somewhat Tho cadets were lo rough water Almost the start Cornell began to forge slowly ahead At one mile the New Yorkers appeared from the judges boat to be about three lengths to the good Then the little Green's mate shouted to the men in his boat to put on steam and the stroke ran up to Cornell too quickened her stroke but the sailors seemed strongest at this stage and were gaining with every yard The effort came too lato and Cornell shot past the finish amid the cheers of tho crowd and the booming ot guns two clean lengths to the fore EMMA STOKY I-iCtter Prom tho Great can Prim a Doima From Her Home in Paris In a recent letter from her home in Paris Kames Story can prima donna speaks thus of th splendid condition in which th grand piano purchased during her last visit in Chicago had reached I am perfectly de- lighted tho condition in which my piano has arrived The voyage which would have thrown almost any other instrument out ol tuna and out of condition affected it no more than a gentlo push across a parlor floor It has not required it reached me The glorious tone remains intact and without a sweet and pure snd perfect as when it charmed me in Chicago Patti Minnie Hank the de brothers and mauy other famous operatic arista who have purchased Kim ball pianos have re- ferred to the same erties of these instruments in turms as forcible and spirited and clear as those of Mmo Trib une Oct 13 35 For June are here Catalogues and sheets June patterns are of universal showing the in shirt waist suits Children's dresses and the new Sleeves Call and pet a copy of Metropolitan sheets The Muslin Underwear Section This woman's private department has two reasons for your benefit It money and toil to you and it gives more daintiness and elaborateness of finish than you would have time for All garments at a less price than you can get them up at home for The stocks continually refreshed by new arrivals At each those excellent Muslin Drawers At soc rach those well made Gowns A TUMBLE IN FLOUR First Patent Wheat Down to Five Dollars Per Barrel Womans House Gowns An almost unlimited variety of styles and materials all are most moderately priced Made of Chintz Percales Lawns Dimities Lappets to each Tailor Suits Style and are always kept together here thats why suit selling centers at this store See the fine styles that have just entered Fancy clothes and Serge suits to 530.00 each Bicycle Suits We show for Lady Bicycle riders a fine collection these marie up suits ready to put on Made of Wash Navy Blue Flannels Woolen Covert Cloths In the two styles plain lar skirts and divided in 2 and 5 piece suits Skirts made of linen 50 Skirts made of Covert 53.50 Rayure At these pretty Organdies are shown in Satin and Corded ia bright floral and rose bud effects on white black and navy grounds Handkerchiefs Here are some bargains just entered the store that will not be long exchanging places At ipc ladies all linen handkerchiefs em- broidered corners At 2 for ladies sheer stitch all linen handkerchiefs At isc Ladies extra size all linen hemstitched handkerchiefs At ijc Men's all linen hemstitch handkerchiefs YZ and I inch hems Bicycle Gloves and Leggins Bicycle Gloves BSC pair Bicycle Hose soc pair Bicycle Leggins pair Chamois Gloves White and Natural snap and gloves 850 and pair See that handsome new line of Ingrain Carpets gant Patterns and New Colorings No Advance in Winter Wheat 1 Apples Pound KOHT 13th 1897 Country mills winter wheat Hour 61 bbl SKL brandy patent winter wheat Hour bbl first patent spring wheat Hour bbl potatoes large aud Hue bushel Gilt-edge Butter Ib Strictly Fresh Eggs Su Fine Large Pineapples each and Green Pews qt Largo Smooth Cucumbers each Tender bunch Pie Plant and bunch THE GREATEST GROCERY Cou Unit Wan Caubo ol t PARIS May 15 The origin of the ire ou Mny 4 last at the charity on the Kue Jean Gonjon ij to have been established A ail employe of he Cinematograph booth of the confessed evening of ng caused the gration explained that the lump ng badly ho tried to till it with ituer In order to bu able to seu the letter he struck a match while the ignited ami instantly o the around the Ltus Belluc his assistant their liberty lly Tho inquiry into the cause ol he disaster is now closed A complete line of everything used by photographers Can furnish any camera M L JONES 44 STREET Second Floor over Hamilton tional Bant THK IN THE CITY New ol Spring Stock in Call aud examine for yourselves THE SIEMON Wall Paper Oo 195 St tary insurance Mrs J board of directors Airs Willis delphia Mrs G I Hodges land and Mrs J Tracy Los Augeles GUILTY Not tie N state of schools decided the uf tho f any religious sect cannot be iho schools of lute arc as school hoards were to enforce rule Jus I us ol Newport Ky Pleaded ward Air CINCINNATI May 14 ter Justus of Ky for while postmaster pleaded in the United Stales court before Harr y tin truce was suspended until I to the defendant a clemency Air in the Newport to and bad suspended to allow him a fur having to secure it si to months in the Columbus iio penitentiary Los May election ul of tho of thn Order of Conductors its fol Grand provident J H Toledo grand vice Mrs C P land grand secretary anil Mrs Ohio Mrs it A junior Mrs J LIIA grand guard Mrs W C Cairo III executive committee J H of thti committee C Mrs K J Portland Me insurant W C Turner Cairo 111 Story Building Wrecked by an Unknown Person W Vs May bomb was hurled into the three story brick business block owned by Col D E A bolt and bv shortly before mid- night No one was injured The report was hoard or two miles and wore in Tim politic urn The was damaged POWDER Absolutely Pure
