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   Logansport Weekly Reporter (Newspaper) - April 26, 1910, Logansport, Indiana                                VOLUME 43 NUMBER 7 LOGANSPORT SEMIWEEKLY REPORTER TUESDAY APRIL 26 1910 TEARS FROM THE 11 HE WAS DEAF AND DUMB AND COURT PITIED HIM WAS ARRESTED SUNDAY The Man Served the Warrant on Him self as Dick Costello Not Talk the Deaf and Dumb Language Wilson cobbler f nn was taken to jail last night cm tint charge of intoxication serv tin warrant on tills morning Hil and lint before tin pollen and court ascertained the tacl they made some breaks Wilson was picked up yesterday ami placed in jail This morning he was Judge Samuel C court It is Hie duty if Did desl sergeant to read the warrant ot to the prisoners when brought over from the jail and he tool the warrant and read it to Wilson When htr Wilsons hack was at him but he did nnt turn Then someone tipped off the lad that thu primmer is n unite made signs and lo talk on his lingers lint failed to make Wilson understand and lie finally handed the warrant to him Wilson read it and learned that it was the of warrant for his arrest When taken before Judge Gilford tbc iho usual pro stilting Mr Wilson yon were arrested on the charge of Afe you guilty or not guilty lint Wilson only smiled when the judge spoke ami the police explained that ho Was a After much scribbling on paper Wilson pleaded ami was lined costs He had no money and when lold hat he would have togo to jail he began to cry The tears of the deaf and dumb man touched Judge and lie finally suspended sentence Wil son departed for hi home on the Vandalin train the usual warning from th that if arrest ed again be would nut get off so easy Albert Curtis wis also arrested on tho charge of intoxication nnd was lined and cowls this morning He made to pay his line NEW MOTIVE POWER The Panhandle some from the east whirl will used on the local divisions after the double track work is completed The engine are of the KLl type and are very powerful FRATERNAL BROTHERS OF HOW ARD COX HONOR MEMORY FUNERAL WAS TODAY At the Request of Lodge Men the Van dalia Furnished Two Extra Coach es to Take Funeral Party There Two special cars carrying the rela tives and friends of Howard Cox Vaudalia freight who was killed Saturday Rock in a wore this and accompanied the remains to where tin fun was held this afternoon Cox was ono of most MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE HAD BEFUDDLED HIS JUDGMENT HE COULDNT BE SHOWN Wall Paper Dealer Wanted to Sell Him Some Paper Two Cents Cheaper but Farmers Wouldnt Take It One of the largest lines handled by the mail order houses and on which they claim to give low prices is their wail paper In their the mail order print beautiful reproductions ol heir wall papers and set out in bombastic style Ihe exceptional quali of i heir In reality the pa nicy offer are of a lighter grade and are much higher Vet because of the glowing tions the purchaser prefers to believe what he reads instead of what he ran see As in instance ol this a 1ariner into one 01 the leading wult pu i1 recently and asked lo see certain patterns of wall paper from what he said the knew lht man bad been looking into a mail house catalogue and wanted to make a comparison of prices so Ine asked him if he had brought the to town with him The man went to his wagon and brought in the catalogue and turning to tne pages given to wall paper showed ihe what be thought he wanted paper was priced at seven ecu Is roll and it happened Ihe had identically the sumo pat ern in stock priced at live cents far loll Me snowed the pattern to the piir and gave him the price but no man could not believe thai it was he same thing for less money The pointed oiU tne advantage of ng able to see just what he getting and Knowing the exact weight the paper while H ordered irom a nail order house tne paper no DO light liio however Why yon cant compete with those houses you couldnt possibly ivii me ihe same less mon y than I can buy it Irom And yet mere in trout of him was me same wall paper lor two less per double roll II is this oit ol thing thill makes Ihe mail or r stroug Alter reading the plowing description ol tin wall paper by Ilia mail order house tne man did not have individuality enough in select i pattern for himself or ii select from r plan Tne mail order n SM impose on ihe natural ol ulio people lo believe they read and leaves them tin iis to their own ability lo get L belter bargain from i home Such an incident shows ihe before the pnr public the real that the nail order intend to humbug uin and despite being larger con erns and perhaps in a position to belter prices arc charging higher vices and gelling double prices The maJt order houses are not sat sied with the moderate profits that he local merchants get but works a holdup after misleading tho with a tew specially priced MOMENTS CHAPTER INSTALLED chapter of the Tri Kappa Sorority with charter members 11 was installed Saturday night at the homo d Mrs on by Miss Grace Norwood employes of the Vandalia ami the members of organizations to which he belonged asked Superin tendent Frank of the lo cal division of tho for the special cars in order that could accompany the remains to Crawfords ville Short funeral service was hold here this at n oclock at the residence on Miami avenue con ducted by Rev William T Arnald pastor of the Market street M K The were then taken to the and placed on the special cars About a hundred of grand president of tlu sorority The initiation and secret work took place after a bouquet at the hotel Miss Marie and Miss Marsh of Anderson also present and assisted Miss Xor with the work Miss Edith Alex ander of tins city who reaches in the Anderson schools is a member of the sorority then she organ ivd ilie local chapter DYNAMITE FOR MARRIED PAIR City The 000 home of Joss A Quick was corn friends of the deceased went with the wrecked by a charge of dyna bereaved wife and mother to at midnight Saturday night and All of the floral offerings Miss Mary of Carthage Hi removed to Crawfordsville j is under arrest suspected of having Cox formerly lived in off the charge In a room above and his father who dropped dead the dynamite charge Dr Alexan on the street two years ago is buried der Hall a former suitor of Miss Gmh there The remains were brought to lie at college Nevada Mo this city Saturday afternoon from and his young wife who was Miss and prepared for burial The Myrtle Quick and whom he had just special cars carrying the mourners warned It is said that Dr Hall and trill return from Crawfordsville this Miss were at one time un t to be married oooooooo TRAVEL NG MEN CELEBRATED FOUND 1NG Of THAD There are Three in Life Birth and Death are the Other Two PLAYED TEN INNINGS ThC first overtime game of the local season was played yesterday afternoon on the North Side diamond between the Anoka Giants and the Northern Stars which resulted in a forthe local team by of S to i The game was a warm one and at the end of the ninth inning Uter the visitors hail hatted the score 7 ID 7 In the opening Inning the local to set oneman in home and the Anoia team Jailed to score leaving tho Stars in the lead Despite thp chilly weather a large crowd witness the garner TWO DIVORCES Edward tiled suit for a di voree this morning from his wife Es o Reeser Tie that in Feb ruary bis wife him any cause whatever Maggie suit against Laurel B charging lort and cruel and inhuman treatment She asks a divorce and SHOO alimony for the of children TO TOM FERGUSON WAS ARRAIGNED IN CIRCUIT COURT LOOKING FOR BROTHER C and who possessed passports from the Ottoman made their way to police head Saturday night in search of Michael Nessl brother of the former works at Trimmer and his companion were not scheduled to ar rive here until yesterday morning and brother was to meet them They no English but the word beer An interpreter tried ASH CROOK PLAINTIFF flyen on bul not understand The two for Ferguson Which Wore allowed to sleep in police He Never is Out until yesterday morning on Parole from I j FOOD WITH RAYS Boston April E P of Brown university says at within ten days he will make THIS WILL BE RUN FOR TWO LO CAJ LODGES MAY 15 From Dally Thomas Ferguson who was indicted by the last grand jury and who was a sterilizing meat arrested last week in White county milk fish and food wis arraigned before Judge John S disease by passing Cass circuit court this under violent rays It is a well on charge ol that the ultraviolet rays from Ash Crook under false pretenses Professor that he accepted to says and I have been exper 01 twentytwo hogs which tp somo rapid and eco TOM HARDIE TWEEN LEFT TOWN TWO GUNS BE LEAVES MANY CREDITORS Viola Detrich Former Illustrated Sing er Will Manage House and Prom ices High Class Vaude ville TO DAYTON O The St Joseph Society Will Go to Richmond ltd Where State Wl Be Many Will Go of the Woodmen of the World and 01 the St Josephs lent society have chartered a special train over the to lake about two hundred people from this city to Richmond Hid and Dayton Ohio oil Sunday May 11 The Wood men wnl go to Dayton to attend the national initiation and rhe members of the Si Josephs society will go to Richmond lo attend the ale It is expected tlut nearly two hundred people from this city will go on the special train as the rates are very cheap and both meet ings wl be large The special is scheduled to leave this city Sunday morning al 7 and will return late Sunday night It will picK up delegations for both ihe meetings en route and may have to be run jn two At the meeting a class ot candidates will be initiated in the order and the local order is ex to send at least fifty candidates The Woodmen have been securing can for the past month and before the meeting a class of seventyfive may be sent from here At a meeting of the St Josephs so ciety held sometime ago a committee on transportation was appointed and next Sunday the delegates to the state will be chosen At the state meeting the state officers will ed and delegates to the national con vention at Newark N J will be cho sen All societies iu the state will send large delegations to the Rich he lid not possess When arraigned he no guilty and bade lo jail He will lie returned in City prison to servo out a sentence given him for stealing a horse in lie has been out on parole and years to serve The Keller wis 1iliHl for probate in iho circuit court this morning The property is equally di vided among the following children Charles A John P William Matt J Josephine and Andrew Keller anad Lucy Leslie The defendant in the case of Charles A Smith Smith tiled a cross complaint in the circuit conn today testimony was heard ago and he iated Urit his wife had left him without The on tbe today and swore that he had given bur a disease George W Funk attorney for the First National bank of Peru filed suit Saturday against John Means et al charging conveyance property Ellison has filed suit against Isaac X Cash tt al on a ine due for the construction of a cement sidewalk on avenue nomie way the ray to ster sirut foor milk i Michigan That the Lodge Reim burse Him for Expended in Curing Contract ed it Meeting Local Post F of the T p A gave a Saturday night In honor of iie twentieth anniversary of the or of tlie order Tuy Jor ope of tbe oldest members of the acted as anda of enjoyable toasts given Mr Taylor in opening ties the history ot the or its growth its aims and Its successes Folio his talk called upon President who passed Mr Thomas stayed with a talk on tho T P A as an tion for social benefit and for traveling dations for travelers Matters progressed very nicely until a bad been presented by J practical farmer and fruit had been expended for doctor medicine and fire water In an or to cure a cold been con at tlic last P A s was read Planck who Is aThem ber and was present stated time so crowded that no had been obliged to sit close to a hot stove and that lie went out into the show and wind he cold He believed that considering the fact been compelled to sir close to this stove It was no more tban right that the lodge for In doctoring foil cold upon liis lie would never consent to such claim being allowed and demanded that tbc Mil be itemized hinted tiat ot it had probably been for water cents fnr JG Thomas spoke ln now lias a playhouse which IB controlled and managed sole ly by a woman Its the Crystal and Miss Viola Detrich Is the woman Toni Hardie former manager is said to have left town between two suns and j the tiat it is said that he also left a never to tell a number of unpaid bills Tais Is tbe that spent second time tbat Hardie suddenly auit doctors and only twentythree the management of the Crystal and each time the creditors were cents for firewater Julius that he had been associated with Before going tils time he sold the i at Grand View part and lease on the theatre lo Mr and Mrs Harry Detrich and the latter who is t The will again be catt ed at the next WAS TOLD IN FORCEFUL WORDS FROM MANY PULPITS TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY This Was Observed Throughout the Country Yesterday as Well as in Will Result From Daily Nearly all ol Oie ministers in the city observed Tuberculosis yesterday and delivered fitting ser mons on the subject Tho ministers the greater pun of hist week for the sermons by reading up on the White Plague and Confident that 17 had never spent lor doctors and he vowed known as Miss Viola Detrich will j f was allowed he would the house Shej withdraw from the club The mem vill continue song had a lively debate over I er and hopes to make the Crystal as j and popular as it was iu the early days of ui a mi jack Arabians That she possesses i efj business ability and is te position ii of i a play house ivas ti rday completed negotia by wire with a responsible bopk agency in Chicago for acts The headliner at tbo Crystal this week the Real Quartette and Detrich just an even 200 to get this act She proposes to give people the best vaudeville thai they have had in years An innovation to be introduced is that people who enter late at the first show will have the privilege c remaining aad seeing the second BRYAN IS ORDAINED AS ELDER Lincoln Neb April Im ihe Presbyterian church midway between Lincoln and Fairview W J Bryan was formerly BOONE TO START AGAIN The Boone case 40S Market street States by the dreaded disease will he opened Wednesday under tho The National Association for the of and P B Siudy and of Tuberculosis Charley Boone is one of the set yesterday aside as the day for best known restaurant men in the teaching the people of the universe city and has fitted up his new place about the disease and people all over in elaborate is tho America gained much knowledge building formerly occupied by the through the ministers which they had Evergreen restaurant and the new never before known The association proprietors intend to make H one ot decided hat the best medium for the best and most reaching the public would be through places in the city Bonne announces ihe pulpit and is estimated that that souvenirs will Ito given on the more good was done yesterday and opening day imore progress made in the fight tuberculosis than all times Effie Kersey and ESie Penny The people were not only who were afternoon told about the disaster which the in the laid at Sellers saloon on diseases is bringing upon the country and Canal were fined but they were taught practical this afternoon and they paid their ods of fighting and of prevention Tu fines Charles K Brown of has such a rong held on and Mabel who were caught me nation at present it cannot in the laid were also fined The exterminated during present man her fine but Brown went to generation butthe idea is to teach jail Mrs Wilda coming generations the rules of lers who is charged Trith keeping a prevention and by degrees the dread house of ill fame was continued disease may be almost entirely definitely they entered their pulpits yes they were well posted on tbc and of j ordained and installed an elder that havoc wrought iif Indiana and the Tlie was conducted Rev Hi the pastor Tiie installation and the ac eptance address Bryan pied the service Mr Bryan was elected an elder in 51 arch but yesterday was tle for bis ordination first opportunity Mr Bryan also was elected a delegate at large tothe Presbyterian ecumenical council to be heId at Edinburgh Scotland in June TAR EXPLODES SIX ARE KILLED Ponca Neb April an explosion of tar the home of ry Miner at Ponca was de NOT QUARTER OF A CROP WILL BE THE FREEZE WAS FATAL Strawberries in Citi County Summer than Gold Truck Was Damaged There will be very little fruit har vested in QMS county this year snow and and the freezing temperature of Saturday night and early Sunday morning killed eighty per cent Yesterday fruit and other trees hone JQW all were Cherry plum peach and pear bkm Eoras which the day before were trot grant and bright shriveled yello masses were seen which the ice but they were rare also suffered and delicious fruit will be aa to by fire yesterday morning and nuggets in Cass county tun bis wife and fhe of his children The old berry which burned to a crisp Miner operates a j i f nil are a total loss and if ferry at Ponca Landing He had placed J Kre are to any a pot of tar on the kitchen stove to berries this summer they must boil to mending a boat j from the new beds which not a terrific the tar into bloom The father an was also damaged MWT It yearold girl out of the Rindow savis estimated that the loss is over icg her life Then his clothing aflame per cent Oats and wheat suffered to he ran and jumped into the Missouri some extent but the river It is j has not i  

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