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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
14
Sermonette explains Rephidim as a test of faith and unbelief and as typifying Christ. It parallels the smitten rock to the suffering Christ, noting the rock’s water as gospel refreshment, abundance, and perpetual freshness, urging faith and rejoicing in Christ.
Moses leads elders to the Horeb rock where the Lord stands with the Cloud. With his rod he strikes the stone and water pours forth, quenching the people's thirst and revealing God's presence and grace in the wilderness. The fountain proves God’s inexhaustible supply and refuge amid peril.
A scaffold collapse at 618 Calhoun Street during painting of the Williams building left Samuel Sayers dead and Fred Hite badly injured. Sayers, 60, died after arrival at St Joseph hospital hours later. Hite, 34, with ankle injuries in home care, faces long recovery. Witnesses blamed a slipping plank and the weight of a nine foot support for the fall.
George Rabus a popular Fort Wayne tailor aged 39 died Thursday afternoon while riding with friend William Freese near Leo Indiana. Death due to heart failure. he had recent health issues and had traveled for rest and hunting. He leaves parents four brothers three sisters and no children. Funeral at 4 pm Sunday at 1241 Ewing Street Lindenwood Cemetery interment private.
Coroner J E Stults will exhume Edna May Evngleben, fourteen months, of 725 West Creighton avenue due to irregular death certificate filed with the city health department. Dr McKeennan attended the child but had not seen her days before death, and Dr Barry, called in, found her unconscious. Cause of death not given by either physician.
Clem Edgerton leads a city movement to place a marking stone on Governor Biggar's grave in McCulloch park which is now barely visible. He notes Biggar was the only Indiana executive to live here and warns he will seek legislative funds if local funds fall short.
Mrs. Charles Lehr, wife of a Pennsylvania engineer, drank carbolic acid Saturday after filing for divorce two weeks earlier. She was taken to Hope hospital in critical condition but survived thanks to dilution with alcohol. Neighbors and a druggist recall no warning signs before the act near East Lewis Street and Lakeside area.
Belden Conner of Homer New York was found dead yesterday in a box car on the Nickel Plate line at Payne Ohio. He was moving to Belson Michigan with his household goods. death from heart disease, about fifty years old. His family was notified and remains sent home for burial. c B Fitch returned from a business trip in northern Michigan.
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