Valley of the upper Maumee River, with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana . e, William 222 Withers, W. H 479 Wolf, Louis 158 Wood, George W 322 Woodworth, Alonzo L 110 Woodworth, B. S 340 Page. Woolsey, Hiram B 103- Worden, James L 465 Worley, George N 368 Yergens, William 130 Zolla-s, Allen 490 Zurbuch, Joseph F 222 ILLUSTRATIONS. Bass, J. H 96 Benoit, Rev. Julian 424 Boseker, Christian 192 Brackenridge, Joseph 304 Brooks, W. A 336 Carson, W. W 480 Colerick, David H 448 Edgerton, J. K 64 Ferguson, John 128 Page. Griebel, A. L 288 Hackett, E. A. K 320 Leonar
Valley of the upper Maumee River, with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana . e, William 222 Withers, W. H 479 Wolf, Louis 158 Wood, George W 322 Woodworth, Alonzo L 110 Woodworth, B. S 340 Page. Woolsey, Hiram B 103- Worden, James L 465 Worley, George N 368 Yergens, William 130 Zolla-s, Allen 490 Zurbuch, Joseph F 222 ILLUSTRATIONS. Bass, J. H 96 Benoit, Rev. Julian 424 Boseker, Christian 192 Brackenridge, Joseph 304 Brooks, W. A 336 Carson, W. W 480 Colerick, David H 448 Edgerton, J. K 64 Ferguson, John 128 Page. Griebel, A. L 288 Hackett, E. A. K 320 Leonard, N. R 320 Loag, George W 384 Lowry, Robert 496 Moellering, William 256 Monning, Henry 416 Mowrer, Isaac 468 Old Fort Frontispiece. Page, William D 320 Sarnighausen, J. D 320 School for Feeble Minded 224 Thompson, M. M 400 Tillo, Charles D 320 White, J. B 160 Zollars, Allen 464 THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE, By W. P. COOPER. THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, By B. S. WOODWORTH, M. D. CHURCHES, By Rev. JOHN F. LANG. COURTS OF ALLEN COUNTY, By Judge ALLEN ZOLLARS. THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE. THE CANAL HILE journeying from east to west on the New York,Chicago & St. Louis railway, the traveler experiences inwestern Ohio an uninteresting ride through heavily-woodeddistricts until, a half hour after crossing the Indiana line, hecomes suddenly to a noble river, along whose precipitousbanks he is whirled for several miles. Houses multiply,and are seen to be aligned in streets; the smoke of manyfactories curls about the train, shutting out the glimpsesof stately churches, tall business blocks, tasteful residences and the otherabundant evidences of a rich and prosperous city. The journey is now along an abandoned water way. Suddenly,close to the railroad, but high above it, comes in view a modest littlepark. On a tall staff floats the American flag and from the well keptenclosure a cannon looks out, as if to keep watch and ward againstassailants, who may be expected to swarm up f
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