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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-11
MUNCIE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Prius, of Marion,
are guests of Mrs. F. Leon....Mr. and Mrs.
Edward II. Valentine, of Chicago. are Wis
itlng Nadam Susan Jack and family.
Arthur Wellington. of Anderson, is visit
ing Mr.. w. L. Little....Mr and Mrs. l..
Nj. Nuly entertained the Musical Union
Thursday evening. Mrs. S. a. Wilson
entertained a card party Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Robert Witticomb,
of Washington, j.. C.....The Women's
Guild of Grace Church gave one of it's
pleasant receptions Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Fannie Larner. This will
end these gatherings until after Lent.
Mrs. Ed Haffner entertained at 6-o'clock
dinner Monday evening....Mr. and Mrs. j.
A. HeinsOhn entertained a dinner party
Thursday i'm honor of Mrs. Sarah Kirby's
eightieth birthday. Fifty guests were pres
ent. Thursday evening Mrs. N. r. Ethel
entertained a duplicate whist party at the
home of Mrs. Fanny Turner. The Monday
Afternoon Club gave a 6-o'clock dinner Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs. Kemper
i'm honor of their women friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Gruceheiner are at Kansas
CITY. 80. Miss Grace Keiser entertained the
Young Women's Cooking Club Tuesday
evening at 5-o'clock tea....Oliver II. Jones
and Miss Maggie Jones were married
Thursday night by Rev. ). s. Clark, of the
Baptism Church. David NJ. Cleavenger and
Miss Maggie Hazelbarker were married
Thursday.
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PARIS

Miss Nellie Blackburn is the guest of
hill has returned TO Chicago after a visit
here with Mrs. e. Z. Whitehead. Mrs.
RusSum has returned to her home in KAN
saS City after q visit here with her brother,
j. ". Howell. Mrs. r. M. Spencer, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Judge Trogdon,
has returned to her home In Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Harvey, of Chi
cago, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Har-
vey....Miss NJ. Johns returned to her home
in Danville Friday after a visit here with
Miss Jennie Beard. Mrs. 1. y. Sheppard,
tr., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. r:
Colladay, in Decatur....Mrs j.. B. Hall, OF
Kansas City, was the guest of Mrs. Harriet
Parrish last week. Miss Miranda Wallace
is visiting relatives here....Mr. and Mrs.
Henry j. Loeb, of Attica, Ind, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Miss
Clara Eads has returned from indianapolis.
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XINCENNES.

Mrs. Thomas Kileen, of Wheatland, is
visiting in this city. Mrs. Hugh Emisor
is the guest of Cincinnati friends 80 Mrs
Sharpe, OF Indianapolis, who is the guest
of Miss Miles, was entertained Wednesday
evening by Miss Dawes. Mrs. Selimar
GiInbel is the guest of relatives at Wa
bash. Miss Clementine Weisert has re.
turned home from Washington, where she
visited relatives. ....M Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5
Baugh are guests of Mrs. Baugh's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W.. Williams. Miss Annie
Berry Is at home from st. Mary's in the
Woods. Miss Helen Hinkle, of Sullivan
Is in the city the guest of friends. Mrs
afternoon ....Mrs. Miller Ross, of Lyons
who has been visiting her daughter, has
returned home. Mrs. j. G. Watts and
son Carroll arrived from Cincinnati Tues.
day after a two weeks visit to her sister
Mrs. Davy...Mrs NJ. Noble was in the
city last week the guest of friends. :. Mr.
guests of friends. =. Miss Allen has returned
from indianapolis.
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Senator Morgan Chandler. 4. Misses Louise
Fflbeck and Bessie and Hattie Wright. of
Tere Haute. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. j. Golden the first of the week. Edgar
Lake and wife. of Marion. Ind, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Martin. Miss
Cora Robinson is visiting relatives in
Springfield. Mrs. Charles Gumbel is visit
ing her mother I'm Fostoria, O....Nrs. a.
NJ. Payne visited the family of her son Ed
in Eftingham last week Mrs. John Bo-
gard, OF Terre Haute, visited the family OF
Tom Pierce last week. W. and T.. j.
Kilborn were in Hutsonville Thursday and
Friday-.-.MrS Wilkins and DR.. kilgore and
wife. of Vermillion, We're guests of friends
here last week.
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NIATTOON.

Mrs. Henry Clegg and daughters are in
Charleston. Miss Kittie Ward, OF Charles
ton, spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. t.
]: Hilsabeck, of this city....Mrs. w. Il.
Evansville. III. P. McNair and wife are
visiting with his fathers family at WASH
ington Courthouse, OF. c. Brooks and
wife, of Charleston, are visiting in this
city. Miss Alice Vest is entertaining Miss
Human, of Toledo: Mrs. William Hun
gerford, of Lincoln. is visiting in this city.
Felix Kahn and wife, of Chicago, were
guests of L. L. Lehman and wife Sunday.
Lou Dorman and wife, of Olney, are
visiting in this city. =. Miss Gertrude Cahill,
of Chillicothe, o., is the guest of Mrs. Du-
ane. on Charleston street,. Miss Mary
Hynes is visiting in Newton. Miss Bertha
Mason gave a party Saturday evening.
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THORNTOWN.

Miss Linnie Barker, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Brown, returned to her
home in Chicago Monday....Mr and Mrs.
r. e. Niven are in New Orleans:...Mis
Josie Moffitt was in Danville, Ill, last
week. :. Miss Allie Corrie has returned
from Wabash. and Mrs. William
Smith entertained at their new home on
Main street Thursday evening Mrs. II.
home after a visit with Mrs. r. S. Potts.
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NORTH MANCHESTER.

Mr.. Isaac O~ppenhelm, one of the leading
young Hebrews of this place, AMI Miss
Eta Herf. Of Wabash. will be married at
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UNION CITY.

Mrs. c. w. White, of Marysville, is Wis
iting here. 80. Mrs. r. T. Johnson has re.
turned to her home in Dayton. Miss EN-
ma Kiumpp is visiting in Indianapolis. =.
Mrs; Norman, Woodbury. entertained the
Cooking Club Thursday. 80. Mrs. Mollie
Higgs, of Detroit, is visiting here. =. Miss
Jennie Harris is visiting in Indianapolis. -.
Miss Bessie Irwin. of Portland, is the guest
son and son Harry, of Winchester, spent
Wednesday here....Miss Lizzie Olinger
Clear is visiting in Redkey. Miss Gertie
McKenny, of Dayton, is the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Rubey....Mr r A. S. Fowler, of
indianapolis, is visiting Mrs. V. j. Bunch.
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MARSHALL.

Mrs. Kate Harmon went TO Greenfield,
Ind. last week TO visit the family of ex-
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TIPTON.

Miss Dora Tyner has returned from In
dianapoliS.. Miss linda Thompson visited
Arcadia last week. Mrs. Nettie Mench,
of Dayton is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Barker. -. Miss Ethel Mehlig spent
the week in Indianapolis. Mrs. r.. b. Beau
champ and Miss Bonnie are in Kokomo....
Miss Merea Metlin is in Indianapolis.
Miss Jessie Evans is visiting Miss Stella
Baker, of Centerville.: Mrs. G. Garter, of
Lafayette, Is visiting here. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Haas entertained Monday night.
Charles Henry and Lizzie Conroy were
married Tuesday morning at St. Johns
Church....M Edith Beauchamp is home
from Greencastle for a few days vacation.
...Miss Dome Ogan is in Jonesboro.. Miss
Grace Tyner entertained the Teachers
Club Friday evening. Mrs. 10 Barker
entertained Wednesday evening in honor of
her daughter, Mrs. Nettie Mench. d. . Thurs
day, evening Thomas and Elizabeth Paul
celebrated their golden wedding. Miss
Pearl Armitage, Of Peru, is here. IL. l..
and Mrs. Fellows. of Howard county. are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Huron.
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the Hotel Lutz, in Wabash, on the even
ing of the 14th. Among those who will at
tend from this place are Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin ~Oppenheim, Mrs. A. Ginsburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Mills, l.. e.. Lautzen-
hiser, Miss Ada Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Mills and w. H. Shaffer.. Miss
Ida Oppenheim entertained twenty friends,
Wednesday evening, at dancing....Miss
Rose Naber has gone TO Fort Wayne TO
take private instructions in music. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter LaidlOw entertained the
Dramatic Club Friday evening. Miss Eta
Herff, of Wabash, was the guest OF the OPP
penheim family last Saturday Mrs A. T.
Stewart and daughter returned nome last
week from an extended visit with Mrs. p.
CT. Finn. of Marion....Miss Winnie Cowgirl
entertained the ZetelethianS last Monday
evening. king Lear was concluded by
a review of the play by Miss Aetna RisSer
and a paper on the plot by MISS Esther
Kuhn The club will meet with MISS Grace
Harter next Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. =. C. Ridgley entertained at whist
Wednesday evening. The C~hautauqua
Club met, Tuesday evening, at the home
Of the Misses Carr. Mrs. George X. Craft
will entertain the club next thursday even
inG....The Women'S Club, comprising thlr-
ty-five members, will meet with Mrs. w.
II. Weber next Tuesday evening: Miss
Laisle Andrews is visiting Miss Illlle Man
dIebaum in Urbana. Mrs. John Stemm, or
Bloomington, is in the city, the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. c. Burdge....Mrs. White
has returned home from a protracteo VISIT
at Auburn.
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PERU.

Miss Jessie Cox is at Upton. Mrs. G. o;
Lynx, of Rochester. was the guest OF
F. Moses is the guest of Kokomo friends
Mrs. l.. Daugherty, of wabash, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Farrar during the
week. Mrs. j. Curran is at Garrett....The
Comus Club was entertained Tuesday even
ing at the residence of e. L. Gray. Mes
danes Gray, Kratzer, Dunn and Pomeroy
were the entertainers. The old-fashioned
dance given by the Miami Club Monday
evening was the social event OF the sea
son. Seventy-five couples were In attend
Rabbi ,Wertheimer and wife, OF
Dayton, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ar
fielder during the week.-Mrs.. H. AL
ford is the guest Of Logansport friends.
Miss Pearl Armitage is home from Indian
apolis. -. Miss Mamie Sullivan entertained
Wednesday evening at cards and dancing.
Mrs John Mitchell is at Rochester,.
Miss Eta Locke entertained Miss Eta
Murphy, of Wabash, during the week.:
Mrs. NJ. Shirk entertained the Peru Read
ing Circle Monday evening Mrs; g.
ridge is home from Logansport.. Mrs.
Sarah Mcneil and daughter. Miss Halle,
returned to Indianapolis Tuesday.
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Miss Ida Thickstem has returned from
Miss Myrtle Seals, who was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. D.. c. Peyton,
has returned TO Loogootee. =. Miss Lille
Ttmmonds entertained the Young Ladies'
Literary Society at her home on East
Chestnut. last Tuesday afternoon. -. Miss
brother, Joseph Frank, of Chicago. Mrs.
Thomas Anderson, of New Albany, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. George Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collyer, of Wash
Mi Eta Moore, of ~Shelbyville. Ky,
is visiting the family OF George L. Johnson.
miss Mamie Belknap. of Salem, has re-
turned home. after a two weeks visit to
tertained at their home. on West Market
street, Wednesday evening. -. Miss Matte
Watts. for several years missionary in
South America, Is the guest OF her broth
er. Benjamin Watts. of this city. -. Miss
Sallie Thomas. the guest of Miss Lille
Pau for several da-s, has returned TO her
gave a euchre partv Monday evening in
honor OF Misses adkins and LYLE. of
Lebanon, ky....Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Howard celebrated their silver wedding on
the guest of friends in Louisville. =. Miss
May Daley leaves for Paris early i'm the
spring TO continue her art studies. -. Mrs.
A r. Altman entertained the Married
Women Euchre Club Thursday evening
Miss Jennie Smith returned Friday from
Elwood. after spending several weeks as
the guest # her sister, Mrs. Edward Ma
gle. Miss Nan Burke is the guest OF rel
atives In Washington. Miss Ella Carter
entertained a number OF friends from
Louisville Monday night. Miss Kate
Shsme TsrY has scs gone 10 70 VX s1%6D Ky.
turned to her home. after a visit to her
son. Frank Scott. -. Miss Annie Kebsch en-
tertained Wednesday evening, that being
her ~twenty-first birthday Miss Maggie
Byrnes has returned from a two months
visit to Birmingham, Ala.
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HARTFORD CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. W.. s. Uranium left Thurs
day for New Orleans. to be absent three
weeks. They will make the trip by boat
from Cincinnati....M and Mrs. w. Il.
Cooley started for Florida Monday. They
will return the latter part of March,. MIR.
and Mrs. b. y. Van Wrinkle entertained a
party OF friends Thursday evening. -. Mrs.
N. A. Bowman entertained a pedro party
Friday night. Mrs. :. w. Cantwell was
given the prize-a fruit plate....Mrs r. II.
Sharpe, mother of DR.. Sharpe, is visiting
relatives in Benton county Miss Lille
d. Cline returned to DePauw last week.
after a short visit home. 49,. Blackford Club
organized Thursday night and elected c..
H Hubbard president, n. r. Weller secre-
rooms are in the Cooley building.
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On mems cheeks above the beard line. on the nose
ears ami between the eyebrows; also, spiral, ingrOw.
ing hair ON the sides of the neck and ON the throat
caused by close and frequent shaving; also. in
growing eyelashes, destroyed forever without pain,
scar, shock or injury by the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Weekly. the Cincinnati Price Current.
and many others. persstently dispute the
reports OF the Agricultural Department
relating to the yearly wheat crops or this
country and the estimates OF the amount
of wheat there is in the country at dif-
ferent periods, usually largely increasing
these quantities beyond those published
IN the reports and estimates OF said de-
partment: and
Whereas. such printed statements from
unauthorized sources largely control the
market-price of wheat and, thereby reduce
its price 10 American producers. to their
great injury. If the reports and estimates
Of the Agricultural Department are COR
rect; therefore
Resolved. That the Secretary OF Agri-
culture be. and he is hereby. directed TO
send 70 the Senate at his earliest con-
venience--
First, a statement Of all the wheat.
including visible and Invisible. there was
| in this country on March /. 1893, together
with the entire wheat crop harvested in
this country during that year.
/ Second, the amount OF wheat that has
been used for food and seed purposes
| between March I. 1898. and February /.
| 1924. and the amount of wheat required
! Tor ike purposes III tnlS country pe'"c''
[ February lst and July !. 1894, together
/ with the amount OF wheat that has been
exported out Of this country since March
! |. 1893. with the surplus there will be
| available for export between February
/ ist and July T. 1891. after deducting the
| above from the estimated surplus on
/ March /. 1883. and the entire wheat crop
| of that year. according to the latest in
formation and the most reliable expert
encc found in his department"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

first Cleveland Administration. Senator
Hanson backed him heavily. Mr.. Kenan.
gets the collectorship OF the port Of Will
mlngton over Mr.. Kerchner. II was
very lively struggle, but 1t has been
apparent for months that when the case
was acted on kenan would win. Here
is another instance in which Senator Ran
som got In his work. Mr.. ". T. Black
well was named for postmaster at Dur
ham. and North carolnians here are
generally glad Of It. They nearly all
thought he ought to have the position.
AT THE DEPARTMENTS.
Representative Turner, while at the
department to-day. had a talk with the
Postmaster-G General about making changes
I'm the postmastershps at Charlottesville
and Luray the only Offices OF the presi-
DENTAL class In the district In which
changes have not been made. He also
talked with SIR Maxwell about two or
three fourth-class offices.
Congressman Marshall was at the state
Department to-day to learn just what
chance Virginia had for more consulates'
but he got no satisfaction either one
way or the other. lie then went to the
Post-Odlce Department, where he re-
roaiued more than on hour trying TO
get action for the Gate city, Meadow
View. and Damascus Offices IN his district
AS soon as the President heard OF the
action OF the Senate Judiciary Committee
to-day he hurried in the nominations,
and it is reported that his liberal dealing
out Of the pap" Will materially AFFECT
the result in tho Peckham case.
Additional Virginia arrivals; H. -
Smith. NJ. NJ Strause, Hlchmond; ~. r..
Hrown. Salem. II. &. Maddox, ). PARKS
/ Marshall J. r. Lake. Mrs. j. NJ. Lake,
Rectortown: John s Ham. CovnEton'
A L, Woodworth. G. NJ Hughes' NoI-
| folk. Malcom ". Bryan. Roanoke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Mr.. RlcKER'S REQUEST.
lie Wishes Al the s5o,O0o,oo0 Worth OF
rive Per Gents.

WAsHlNGTON. u. c., February Il
G. l.. Rtker. II Chicago, was to-day given
a short hearing 10y Justice Bradley in the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia
nm his petition asking that a writ of man
dauus be issued compelling the secretary
of tho Treasury 10 turn over TO MN the
S-O.OoeJ of bonds
Justice Bradley stated that alter 4
careful perusM 0f the petition he was OF
the opin,on that the petitioner was entirely
foo broad I'm his request and asked some
thing which the court had no authority
=, grant. The court had no right TO say
tn whom the bonds should be allotted.
Th. Secretary Of the Treasury feserNel
ths right To- reject any bids, said Justice
Hradl.y. and the court dld not nave the
authority 70 Interfere by issuing writ
Of mandamus. but If the petitioner mad a
dasir. u be- heard by counsel the court
would grant it.
Nr. Riker stated that he wished TO be
heard by counsel
After the hearing be- said he would nave
his legal representatives. confer WIN the
court I'm regard 10 the petition ana nave
il amended 50 as so meet the eNiSenclrS
of the case and then institute proceedings
against the secretary on the Writ whlch
me- would push vigorously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
WASHINGTON SMALL TALK.
Peclham-Benham- Balance-A
Department " Shake-Up'-Etc.

WASHINGTON. II. c.. February r.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations: George d. Bryan, to be COL
loctor OF Customs at Charleston. $. G..
Postmasters: Nabama-O. ". Monroe,
Eutaw. Tonnesscc-L. w. Bates, ST. Elmo;
u. c. Morris Morristown.
In the executive session Of tho Senate
This afternoon the Peckham nomination
was reported from the Judiciary Commit
tee without recommendation. II was dis
cussed vigorously for some time In the
committee. Either side could have Sc
cured a postponement but Mr. Hill was
satisfied with the report without recon-
mcndatlon Mr. Hoar who was absent II
IS positively stated by one Of the commit
tee. would have voted against Peckham.
so that the opponerC Of Peckham look
upon the result as practically n rejection.
Mr.. Hin expresses him elf as satisfied with
the result and bellev 'he nomination
will share the fate Of 'Ddt II Hornblower.
Mr.. Money ODemo-raO. Of Mississippi
from the Committee on Naval Affairs re-
, portod 10 the House to-day, with the re-
Commentator that it pass. his resolution
commending Rcar-Admiral Benham for
his prompt and energetic action IN pro
tccting American merchantmen IN iNI
harbor January III last.
The net Treasury balance to-day IS $l3l.'
5ii52i. Of which Sl0ili9399 is in gold coin
All but Ao0e0. on account Of the recent
bond-issue. has been turned In
4 "shake-up" the first OF many yet =
como. occurred among the clerks I'm th'
! R.cister's Office Treasury Department. TO
dav Fourteen clerks were transterre1
| from that office temporarily TO the SIKH
! Auditors Office. the card-system In vogue
/ I'm the Registers office having been abo
| u4hed The work Of reorganizing the Re
.isters Office Is now In progress. Reforms
will fall i'm other Offices and plan mapp -'
out bv Secretary Carlisle cOntempiates th'
saving OF from $4,000 To $4,000 year II
th, Treasury Department when all th'
bureaus AMI divisions are trimmed dow'
70 a bedrock basis. and what IS regdr'r'
,s dead timber" has been eliminated IRON
tie Treasury roll.
The President today resumed the regi
lar afternoon receptions Of the publ'
which ne discontinued several months az
ON account of the pressure Of Official bus'
ness.
To-day the original copy Of the Decia
ration of Tudppendence was Withdrawn irot
public exhibition I'm the state DepartiI'rh
. Library. made into a roll and pl'cra III
tin box for filing with the archives OF III
/ government The rapid fading OF the teA
/ Of the Declaration. and the deterioraUo
Of the parchment on which II Is engross'
from exposure to the light, and on ac
count OF age rendered II impractcapi
for the department 10 allow 1t 10 D. eA
hbiteI or handled longer.
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Another Hawaiian Chapter.

WASHINGTON, -. g. February l.
The President sent 10 Congress this al
ternoon another chapter in the Hawaiian
matter. 49,.
To-day's batch consists Of copies OF two
letters one from Secretary Gresham 10
Minister Willis setting forth an account
of his interview with Minister Thurstoh
when he called 10 ask II the United states
would use force 10 put the queen on
the throne and the other from Minister
willis TO Secretary Gresham giving an
account OF his declination OF the invitation
10 attend The celebration OF the establish
ment of the Provisional Government. III
his letter 10 Mr. Willis Mr. Gresham
saws that Mr.. Thurston called upon MIN
in the. morning and asked II force Would
be used. and he Gresham) declined 10
answer until the afternoon, when ne asker
Thurston TO return. Meanwhile Gresham
called upOn the President ana In the
afternoon, i'm response 10 Mr.. Thurston $
inaulrles. told him II was not the mten-
tion 10 use force or do anything 10 IN
iure the Provisional Government or the
neonle: that il injury came to them II
would be through their own acts. VIII
lis. IL appears. gives no reason Tor de-
clIning the invita- tion sent him.
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w II. Cunningham was blown down as he
was passipg the corner OF Wabash avenue
and Adams street. Ills left arm was
broken and h. was badly bruised. Moses
Bloom. Jr.. y member OF the Board Of
Trade. was badly injured. gust OF vino
carried him twenty feet and he struck
against the curb-st0ne. fratturlng bis
wrist
An exceedingly dangerous spot 20 pedes-
trians was directly behind the Masonic
Tcmule. which is twenty stories high. The
wind blew down the narrow alley behind
II at an awful rate. and whoever attempted
TO cross the alley was blown of the side
walk and was very fortunate II he kept
hts feet. 50 many people were injured
here that special detail of police was
made t. keep everybody or that side OF
tho street
Tho now addition 10 the post-oflice was
badly damaged windows were blown IN
and The glass roof was shattered.
The gale from the lake continued furi-
oueiy wei into The night, and before II
,qas driven 70 binding snow. Drifts, six
or more fcot deep. which formed In the
streets along the lako-front rendered them
almost iinpaseablc The high wind caused
numerous fires. and 20 was almost impos-
s.Alr for the nr.men 10 yet through the
streets. -Four ana six horses were pat on
o4ch fire engine and even then, with the
most desperate efforts. one block in five
minutes was excellent progress.
AZ d O'Clock thc storm showed signs OF
diving out. and the wind Was ahating some