Richmond Palladium (Daily), 11 November 1898 — Page 1

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RICHMOND. INDIANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1898, I cent a copy

SPAIN'S RESOLVE

Said to Be to Maintain Sovereignly avrr the IMiilippines and to Ak tho Kaiser to Arbitrate the Matter. Madrid, Spain, November 11 The lleraldo today nays Spain has re- j olvd to maintain her sovereignty in j the Philippines It faya it has bee suggested that Jumper or Willi tin be asked to atbitrate the question in c-ae the pea:e commotion disagrees. Madrid, Spain, November II. The catiner council will meet Ibis evening to decide upon a replv to the tit-wan 01 me American p are rornraisHioners for the whole of the Philippine Iai ands. THE TERESA In Straurierf on Cat lbinI, IC port to the Contrary Notwithstanding. Nahhau, N V., November 11. The wreckers confirm the stranding of the Maria fereHa on Cat Inland. She I c between two reefs on iiojth bottom and has her anchor out. FATAL EXPLOSION. Four Killed and Over u 1( z i Ii'jured. Hanover, Miss.. November 11 A fire in the crenernl store of A. C Stearns was followed by an eip'o-iion kil.ing M. li Sylvester, K lgar A'lams A. Peterson and C. A. Tolman Over a dozen were injured including C A. Stears, proprietor of the fctore. (Jen. Lee at .Savannah. Savannah. Ga., November 11 Maj r Hen. FitxbughLee arrived to fay from Richmond, accompanied by t vernor Tjler and etfl or irginia They were met by the 4:h Virginia in lantry. the general ami governor afterward reviewed the regiment. AWFUL HEAD END COLLISION On the Lehigh Valloy Five Killed. ICoadWilkesbarre, Pa., November 11 The Buffalo express from New Vork on the Lehigh Valley road bad a bead end collision on Wilkesbarre mountain at 3 a. m , caused by the air brakes refusing to work, being clogged with a ma of leave blown on the track. It met the New Vork and Philadelphia express going east, and killed Woi. Toxheimer, fireman, Fred Olasaer, fireman, J. C. McGregor, express messenger, Jacob Engle man, brakemau, John McNally, engineer. Four trainmen wore iojared. The passengers were thrown from their births but none were seriously hurt. NOT LESS THAN THIRTEEN Republican Majority in the IIotie It May be More. Washington, l. C, November 11. Chairman LUbeoek of the Republican congressional committee s-ys the liepublican strength in the next house will certainly be 1SG. If any changes they will be 10 iucreae the maj rty. Cocht-an, KepubUean, in the 19;h New Yt.rk, defeated bv 14 votes, maybe elected by th soldiers vote at Camp Meade. The 2nd California and l-'.h Texas districts have been given to Democrats. Contests by Kepibliean rand dates will probably beiu the 10 h Kentucky, 9th North Carolina aud thh Virginia. lleuee the li 'pub'iean majority cannot be less than 1:1 and may be more. Wyoming Legislature. Chkyenne, Wyo., November 11. The coming legidature which is to lct tlnitml States senator, will be constituted thus: Senate. 13 lipub licans. (" I moerats, 1 doubtful; house. 37 Republicans, 1 lemoi?rat. Stock Market. Chu aiW, III.. November 11. active, 3 l. 3 Gi. Cattle beeves, 3: 90, $3.40. nogs steady, Service Men of the Spanish AVar. Frankfort, Ky., November 11. 'S.irviM Men of the bpamsa War, a societv composed of men engaged iu the late war, filed articles of incorpo ration today. The incorporators are Colonel O. V. Ounder of the l0th In,l,.n rrnl.nel T. J. Smith of the 3rd k'aninckv. Lieutenant Colonel R. W R.nks of the 3.-d ilusiprt. Colonel W.-M.-Cfiffc'e of the 2nd Missouri, " Colonel R. W. Leonard of the 12th New Yerk, Colouel W. A. Pugh of the 8 h Massachusetts, Colonel W. II. McCord of the 1st Territorial. The Gralu Market. t hicaoo. Illinois. November 11. Wheat U."ic; corn. 311; oats. Toledo, Ohio, November 11 TO; - Thet Trouble Over at AViltuujrton. Washisoon. D. C. November 11. A special from Wilmington, N. C says the Democrats are in control in the city. Nj more trouble is likely. ORDER RESTORED By Compelling the Negroes Leave. to Wilmington, N. C. November 11. The new municipal officers protected the live of the negroes in jail last night, but sent them north to Richmond today with warning not to re turn. The same course will be pur-1 sued with white men who naye been taking tides with the negroes. No violence will be used, but the men will be warned not to return. Squads of men are out searching for notorious lead-

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ers, btu white and bJacs, who are to be deported. Among those notified to leave in twelve hours is ex-Chief of Police Melton. Iied of Yellow Fever. Havana. Cuba. November 11. W." A. Williams, chief quartermtr ot Uaitorl State army and F. T. iStewart lerk in tha i'iirtermaster's depart ment, died of yellow fever this mornng. J. li. Caldwell is uuchanged. TRAIN HELD UP nd Sufea Itlewn t)pen on Groat Northern I'.preH Six of the Itoll. rs Caught. Ferhi s Falls, Minn , November 11. The Great Northern through train which passes through this city at :30 n. tn., was held up and robbed five miles west of here tonight. There were eight robbers in the gang, all wen Rrmea. a wo oi mn evidently boarded the blind baggage iu the city. The train was scarcely out of town when these two climbed over the ten der, and presenting revolvers, told En gineer Brace and his firemsn to stop, at a lonely spot near the Pelican river bridge. The local safe was destroyed and it is thought that they succeeded n se curing considerable money, dui iae ex tct amout cannot be learned. The through safe was drill d and partially blown open with dynamite, four charges bing used. Tne jacket was blown off, but it was fouad impossiblt to reach the inner part and get at the money. The men worked over it nearly two hours, holding the train for that length of lime, but finally gave up the attempt, and, jo uiag their companions on the outside, started south. The two men who st-xd guatd over the engineer compelled him to give up $20. LATER ROBBERS CAV'JHT. Moorkhsap, Minn., November 11. Six of the men engaged in robbing the Great Northern coast train near Fergus Falls were arrested here today at the Exchange hotel. All had revolvers, burglars tools, dynamite etc. All are young men, and claim to be from Missouri. Tbey had about $2iH cash. A reward of $5,000 his btisuiffsred tor their arrest and convicticn. For Paternity. Harry Kennepohl was arrested today by Constable Archie Lytic, on a charge preferred by Emma Smith, who charges him with being tDe father of her child born in Juue. The case was set for trial for one week from nest Saturday, at 10 o'clock, in Ljle's court. To Jaff. Harry Kreimeier was deputized yesterday to take E l Craig and Frank Suueraft to Jtff drsoavdie. The trip was made toiay. Xt'w fanned ami evaporated fnits. FKAMv O. C1IA3IKEKS. Poat Maetlng. The G. A. R. had their regular post meeting last night, but no business of importance was transacted. On next Thursday night the G. A. R. ; w, 11 nominate oiSeers for the ensuing, year and the election will f jllow later. . j Earlham's second team and the! Richmond High Sohool team will com- j pete on the gridiron at Earlhaai to- ; morrow afternoon. Tne game promiSes to be very interesting. A small ; admission fee will be charged.

OFFICIAL VOTE.

IT IS IN AT LAST SOME FIGURES CHANGED. Tbe Pluralities in tbe Main Jutt as They Were in tha First Reports The Sh-iiff's Vote and That of Judgs Cometock fo- Appellite Judge in the Fourth Judicial PUtrid. Until a late hour last night the clerk of the Wayne circuit court, Mr. Swain, who ia also chairman of the county central committee. workM on the figures as reported in the official returns from all the precincts in this county, and the official figure' are re ported in the articles hereto annexed. The figures on tne sheriff's vote, as reported yesterday, were wrong, owing to an erroneous footing. The other pluralities were substantially as published. The ofliciU figures follow: CONGRESS. liobinson (D) 3.212. Watson ( K) 3.401. Walker (P) ' . Watson's plurality 2,1'J2. I-ROSEd'TlNG ATTORNEY. Kepler (D) 3.0."k). Uml (K) 3.J17. Bond's plurality 2,IGj.. STATE SENATOR. Jefferis (I)) 3.032. Binkley (K) 5.212. Hodgin (P) 15S. Binkley's majority 2, ISO. RKPRESENTATIVE. Kife (D) 3 03G. Stevens (K) 5,190. -Oseff (P) 155. Stevens' plurality 2,L4. CLERK OF COURT. Petro ( D) 3 005. Doan (K) 5.247. Price (P) 14. Doan's plurality 2.242. AUPITOB. Joseph C. Mills (D) 2.9G3. Alex Haid (K) 5.312. lveid's plurality 2.340. TKEASLKER. Cleveng?r (D) 2.974. Turner (R) 5.278. Beard (P) 140. Turner's plurality 2,384. RECORDER. Cook (D) 2,1'SC. Williams (K) 5.272. Underbill V) 150. William's plurality 2, 2SC. SHERIFF. Stover (D) 3.439. Ucthank (K) 4,851. Cranor 150. Unthaiik's plurality 1.412. CORONER. Schillicger (D) 3,035. Watts IK) 5,215. Watts' majority 2, ISO. SURVEYOR. Oatland (D) 3.000. Howard (K) 5,215. Gates (P) 152. Howard's plurality 2,215. COMMISSIONER MIPDUS DISTRICT. Meredith (D) 3,079. Oler (K) 5.149. Cleveager (P) 142. Oler's plurality 2,070. WESTERN DISTRICT. Shofer (D) 3.0.'3. Callawav (K) 5,200. Dennis (P) 143. Callaway's plurality 2,1 i. SECRETARY OF STATE. Ralston (D) 3.090. Hunt (R) 5.36'J. Worth (P) 194.

IIAHPERS WEEKLY by Harper & Brotben

Morrison (Pro) 27. Yoehum (Soc) 72. Hunt's plurality 2,299. APPELLATE JUDGE FOURTH DISTRICT. Diven (D) 2,979. Comstock (Rl 5,243. mm, ii may BffW'O'-it' ty-2C4. EARLHAM Lecture Course Now Assured and Hearty Support Bteougbt -What tbe Numbers Are to Be Oratorical Class rrimarifs Ovei List of Winners Foot Ball Notes Arrangements were inaugurated yesterdty and perfected today for the lecture course to be given this winter at Earl .am. With the burning of the Bradley opera huse and the abandoriig of the Popular Lecture Course in the city, an opportunity was eriven for a different organization to take up the work Prof. E. P. Trueblood of the elocutionary department of Earlham promptly saw the chance for the college tj ob'.ain for itself such a course and at the same tims interest the pub lic in general to such an extent that it would become possible for Earlham to continue the work. He succeeded in interesting the fac ulty and the Literary seciety, and Miss Oliver was obtained as an experiment. Her number was an unqualified sue cess financially and every way. It is now proposed that the lecture course will be conducted by committees from the faculty, Ionian and Phoenix Band literary sosieties and from the Alumni associations. The thrte former committees met last evening and diseussed the plan. The Alumni association will meet to morrow evening and select their com mittee. The work thus reaches every phase of the college public, and if the Rich mond people co-operate tne course mav be a success, and as it is not de si'ous to clear money a better class of lecturers may be obtained. Prof. E. P. Trueblood this morning received a letter from General J. B. Gordcn, agreeing to lecture he, very probably on December 13. At any rate his will be the first number. The others will be Prof Clark, the elocutionist; George Kennan, the Siberian exile, an I correi pondeat for the Outlook in Cuba, Hon. W. D. Foalke and Prof. D. W. Dinni9 of this city. A canvass of the city will be taken tomorrow. OTHER EASLHiM SEWS. j The class primaries iu oratory to get representation for the college eontest tn December 1, in which eontest Earlham's representative to the iatercollegiate contest will be chosen, were com-, leted last evening with tbe Sophomores. A great deal of in terest has been taken and Earlham's prospects to win the state are very favorable indeed. A larger number competed this year than usual. The six fortunate ones who will represent their classes in the college contest with their subjects are: Harold Kapp, Richmond, Freshman "The Disarmament of the Nations." G. C. Levering, Mayville, Tenn., Sophomore "Gladstone 8. Bismarck." - Oscar Moore, Marion, J unior "Sim"n Bolivar. Rayner Kelsey, Chicago, Junior "Prince Bismarck.'r Chas. Worley, Monrovia, Senior "Cuban Intervention." Earle Haro!d, Richmond, Senior "Louis Kossuth." N w nuts of all kinds, and 4 Florida oranges. 3IEYER BROS.

SMOOTH WOMAN

CAPTURED LAST NIGHT ; THE POLICE BY At tbsl Pcpot She Was Gettirg Out of the City With a Cot eiderable .raouot of Money Wctk. ing .be CLtirch Ptople and Otherl for Cock Bookp, Etc A Walt inC. Some ila ys ago a smooth looking vrmantblled at this cfSee and wanted prices on 3 b work She had been rep -resettinr tt at she was getting up a cook bok with recipes in the center of the pagf and advert isemeiits at top, jottom ki s ds. The proceeds she laimed were to be divided between aerself d St Mary's church of this aity. Scjj. carried with her a "dnmof the book tostowthn whom she sought as easy jn t what she cHimed to b L- to do. ..... he ' wacted the lonbtit she was put off jtnise to look into the matter. "esirous to get the j b out in She had Lot bc-eu long .one ."ffiee until Father McMullen ary 's came to this ( ffiee and at the woman is a f raud, and that sbi was not authoriz' d to do any -uch tryrk for St. Mary's chnrch. Then tkc quit it. ' The mater got into the papers and her j b wns done. She 'eft the north nii:th street boarding house wjcere she had been staying, and ent t another boarding house, aying tii"t ; be was leaving town. It as asc Ttained where the had moved o, and fie police kept her under sarveillai cfi. Last night it was found bat thtjtctc tided to leave town, and he was?ppteh cded at the dopot by 5.rg?ans hmi:a and Krone, as she va at v e ticket window at the depot, basing a ticket tor Anderson. Ind. f oue pave her name as Catheriue Lynch, but it ibolieved that the name ?iven i an alits.and tridt she has a real name, somethii g like Mrs. J. B. Clinon. . Sbe was locked up peudirg an nveetiefctioa. She ha i with h.jr quite a number if book that she had gotten up for various churches in the cities in this part cf tho west, and was appa--ently tticg ready to work more of them. The churches have presented fy marks for this sort cf work, and the merchants have taken up with the schemes under the pressure of the woman's tongue and for the purpose of getting rid of her. She had on her oerKnn a number of letters from other women who are in the t-arue line of business, and one of them U from a yonng (f) girl who tells of a boarding house ia this city where she nearly starved to death, and of the young men With whom whe had a good time, when here working the same sort cf bus;ries8. The chara Vif of the letters shows that th4 women regarded their bnsi 3tmrmirVegedthe fhurchfs as easy victims m tnat tne. The one arrested also had a qaart bot tle of whisky on her person when arrested.1 I This, she said, fhe bonght when she found she wai going to get into trouble. Everything about the woman shows that she and those with her ai"e woiking the country from Maine to Omaha, with their cook book and directory scheme, and that they are exceptionally smooth. The woma caught says she is from Battle Creek, Mich., and it is believed that she does come from somewhere in that vicinity. &he had $o with her, and had collect ed a goodly sum in this city, besides having had iOJQe tailoring work done here. She is a good dresser, having something of the appearance of the modern "tailor-made" girl. The woman collected quite a sum of money here in this city for advertising that never has been and never will be published, in all probability. The printing is in the hands of M. Cullaton & Co., whom she engaged to do the work, and he too, will be "stuck" for his money unless the woman gets out and decides to stay and make good the debts she bas contra te I and the money that has been paid to her for the advertising. A , A A M Thursday afternoon tt Connersville, occurred the marriage of Miss Madge Mooiy and Mr. A. T. Gillispie, both ot this city. After a short visit with re lations m that city they will return to their home, 210 north seventeenth street, where they will be at home to their friends after November 20. iur3. narry uownmg received a I large number of ladies yesterday af ternoon at her home on north D street fiom 2 to 4 and from 4 to 6. An elegint lunch was served. Owen Forrester and Mias Katie LawIer will be married on the moraing ol Nov. 17th at St St. Mary's church and will reside on south seventh otreet. The Ladies Afternoon Social club was entertained yesterday atcernoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Ma ke, south E street, and the prizes were won by Mrs, J. S. Fitzibbons and Mrs. Joseph Woerner. The next meet ing will be held at the home of Mrs. J. r. Macke. DEAFflS AD FIAEMLS. Kearney Lalae Kearney, a niece of Chief Clerk Edward Kearney, of Superintendent May's office, and who was visiting here from ljogansport with one of her parents, died yester day afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kearney, o soutn tnirteen'.n street, of d phtaeria. The little one was unwell when she came to this eity a to at a week ago, and it is presumed she contracted the disease in Loeansoort. wnere tnere nave been a number of eases recently. The re mains were placed in a hermetically sealed metallic casket and shipped to Logansport tin morning, according to the roles piOBOlgated by the state board of health for all suen infectious eases. Vietze The f aneral of Mrs. Vietza occurred this af urnooa from the late residence, 211 south tenth street, and

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Case Ladies Jersey ribbed, heavy lleeeed UDderwear, the 75c goods, for Saturday

Case Ladies' Jersey ribbed derwear, worth 4Se, goes iu Sale at

1 Cos Gent's uatural Jersey rib', ed lleec-! ed Underwear, always ."15.3, Saturday's price

JUST RECEIVED 100 pair of those Heavy Fluffy Blankets, the world ovr 75c, ; for Saturday we make price . . . .

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was very largely atteuded. Rev. J. V. Kapp officiated. The pall-bearers were: Messrs. Laiie, Kosefeldt, Placke, Geier, Winkler and Koser. Interment was at Earlnam cemeteiy. See the Columbian minstrels Phillips tomorrow night. LOCAI NEWS. at the Fire watche at Hacer's. Buy sewer pipe. Faruham. F. W Poiterfield, piano tuner, 5 ncith e:.gbth. tf California and Louisiana oranges at Prices'. Use "White Satin" flour made by Champion Roller Milling company. Louck & Hill sell and put down hardwood floors. See them before buying. Fred Van Orman is receiving letters from hotel men all over the county congratulating him on his acquisition of the St. Of orge hotel in Evansville. All 8e(iu to think he has struck a gold mine. Ft. Wayne News We notice that our friend. E. G. Hill, the famo. j Hoosier florist, has captured pretty much all the chrysanthemum prizes worth having at the great Chicago show. That's a p-etty hard Hill to surmount. Rev. A. W. Lamport will go to SPari,yrErnog,h"b'ut "wTlrbe "at me in the evening and ready for the ?n Mrjr MagdUene. Rw N. Giilam will preach at First M.'JS church at 10:30 a. m. A writ of at ahmenl was issued to day from Justice Lyle's court agaiuRt the household goods of James Shnte, who was ready to move elsewhere. The goods were loaded into a car ready for transportation. The attachment writ was issued on information from Jones Bros., hardware dealers. See the Co'.umbian minstrels at the Pnillips tomorrow night. Turkey; ducks and chickMEYEK 1JHOS. ens. Notice. Auction sale of double brick prop erty. I will 811 at public auction, in whole or in part, an elegant new dou ble brick pr perty, six rooms to a side, with deep cellar under three rooms to each side and a nine inch brick divis ion wall from cellar to roof. Piped for both kinds of gas and water, also hot air pipas and registers for furnace attach uent in cellar. A 120 barrel cistern and sewer connections. A Urge double barn in good repair. 1 sell this on the premises, dls and ou north seventeenth street, in the city of Richmond, Ind , at 2 o'clock p. m , November ISth. 1S98. L. H. SCHEPMAN. Sae the Columbian minstrels at the Phillips tomorrow night. See the Columbian minstrels at the Phillips tomorrow night. Dressed poultry. FUAXK O. CHAMBERS. LADIES' DAY Will be next Saturday a week from tomorrow when the Ladies' Aid Society will have charge of NOAH'S ARK STORE Acung as clerks, ad the Sx:itfiy will get a per cent, ot trie total days sales. DeLery Lights . .... SI Welsbach Lights Mantles .... . 75- and SI m . . 1 Sc and 25c j Thanksgiving Knives, Forks, jpoons, Dinner Sets, Etc. at oalhi's AirEx B AND IO CENT BTORE.3

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J. WILL CUNNINGHAM,

lOO Main, agi:nt i oi: 11 AX AN & SON We h ive a full liti of Iitent and Enamel Leather at $3.()0 per piii . New, Up-te-Uite Styles. CO D) CO O) Co O) &) Co Co c Co 03

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you come nearer getting your money s worth than at our store. We have everything desirable in Suits at prices ranging from $5 OO upwards. Light and heavy Overcoats $G OO to $ 18 OO. Cbil1ri?'J?";-'. oisters and .Reefers tn Oir to !f 50, and well worth the money. Our handsome Covert Cloth Overcoats are selling fast ind as the choice ones can not be duplicated it is to your interest to call early. All kinds of Wet Weather Goods. Just opened new lot Neckwear, latest in color and ties.

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.Nothing inakes a nicer present than some article of Furniture, which will last a lifetime. 2Select.it now before assortment is broken a d 1 will keep it for you. Call and see what you can ny.for little money. 02 1 and G29 Main St., The Leading Furniture Dealer

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1 Case Gent's extra heavy Natural Wool Underwear, worth T5e, for Saturday 1 Case Ladies' flee- xi Hose, cheap at ISc, Saturday oi y ' 1 Case Children's 1 cav lleeced ribbf d Hose, always liKj, tor Satunlay they go at

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All grades of Hosiery cut to th iuick Saturday's trade. Ort Bargnins.

for Vtrth 45c pair Cor. Seventh & Klute, Main! Street. a ftgva sao) To have the best emblem it the de sire of all. In the Eagle the Americans have satisfied themselves that they have ;elected the best. In choosing the turkey especially for the Thauksgiviijjj bird oar people have been wise. Then Ladies if yon are 1 Aing for a Tailor-made Costume or Jacket c:me and see me. . JOHN E. PELT 23 North 9th St. 1 1 s

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