Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 December 1898 — Page 1

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MOWD FA JLJL AJDI OM. RICHMOND, INDIANA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1898. RUUIHlD IMA. ABUUUD I cent a copy. D4JI.S

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GOLD GRAZE

In ColoradoGeneral Rush to the New Field. Canon Citt. Col.. December 17 Over a thousand claims have been staked at - Daw con City, as the new camp is named, rive miles southwest of this place, where gold has been dis eovered. Half of the able-bodied men in this city have gone to that location The main vein ban been traced fifteen miles. ' It runs $15, CCD to the ton. Baron Rothschild Dead. 9AUOX ROTl!-" n London, England, December 17. Baron F. J. Rothschild, M. P., is dead. BRICE'S FUNERAL. After Services the Body Will be Scot To Lima, O. CALV1T R. BRICK. New York, December 17. The funeral services of ex-Senator Stewart Briee were held at noon tod iy in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church After the services the body will be taken to Lima, O , where it will be interred in the family plot in the cemetery near that eity. Missionary Work iu Porto Itico. New Yofk, N. Y., December 17. The American Missionaries' association has appointed one of it? secretaries. Rev. A. F. Beard, D. D , and Honorable Lucien M. Warner, of Bridgeport, Conn , to visitlPorto Rico, and investigate the matter if beginning religious work there by the association which represects the Congregational churches of the Cnited States. Oener&l Gomez It' ported 1 ea. t l MAXIMO (.OMF MADBit, Spain, December 17. A report is received from Havana that General Maximo uoaiez is aeaa. Stock Market. Chicago, 111., December 17. Hogs steady, $3.15, unchanged. $3 45. Cattle quiet. Presidential Party at Savannah. Savannah, Ga.. December 17 The presidential party reached cavannah at 11 a. m., they were met by a reception committee aud taken to the reviewing t-tand where the troop3 of the seventh -orp. commanded by Maior-General J. Warrtm Keif er passed in review. In the afternoon the paity takes a trip down the Savannah river on the pilot boat J. H. tstul. There will be a reception and bar q net at night. Judge Tsylor of Fort Wayne was in the city a short time today.

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Marched From Havana to Que mod as Camp Today. Havana, f"uba, December 17. -The I61at Indiana and 2nd Illinois marched from here to Qiemodas eamp today. General Sheridan Taks Command of the Department of the Lakes. Washington, D. C, December 17. By direction of the President, General Michael Sheridan has been as signed to the temporary command of the department of the lakes, relieving Brigadier-General Bacon. Railroad Robber Shot. Columbus, 0., Decent er 17. James Foster, a detective for the Panhanrf'o railroad, caught two men robbing a freight car early this morning. They shot him twice. He returned the fire, but fell from the loss of blood. An hour Inter Fred Deering, a special policeman, went to the house of August Brokowski, a saloon keeper, with a pistol wound in the stomach. He ditd without making a statement. A revolver was found on him with three empty chain bers. Brokowski' house was searched and a lot of stolen goods found. Mrs. Wm. O Frye entertained the Ladies' Afternoon Social club Thursday afternoon and the occasion was very much enjoyed. A lunch was served that was enjoyed. The prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Macke and Mrs. Henry Kunge. The next meeting will occur the week between Christmas and New Year. There will be a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gennett, east Main street, on the evening of December 22, in honor of some holiday guests. The Traveling Men's Pedro club met last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Say lor, on north fourteenth street. The prizes were won, by Mrs. Miio Ferrell and John Savior. 1mimin iiiihrir-rx-f " The Spring Giove Literary society met last night at the Ken worthy home north of the city and spent an enjoyable meeting. , A lice program was rendered. There will be an entertainment at the First M. . church some time next week, probably on Friday night. December 23, in which a novelty will be introduced in the way of stereopticon pictures of a number of wellknown children about the city. This is but one of the features, but it will certainly be an attractive one. The marriage of Mr. Frank Williams to Miss Passandra Weeks is announced for the new year. The tourists had a very enjoyable meeting last night at the home r.f Prof. D. W. Dennis, West Richdoomi. The main feature of the entertainment for the 9veni-ag was a sterioptic-n lecture by Prcf. Dennis, giving views of Rocky Mountain scenery. The subject of conversation was l"The Indian," and was generally discussed. There will be do other meeting until after the holidays. ED. WEIDNER. He Is in the City, Having Received His Honcraole Discharge From the Army. Eddie Weidner, formerly of this city, lately with the coast def?nse service heavy artillery at Ft. McHenry, Baltimore, is in the city again, havmg received his honorable discharge from the service He is "looking well, has grown a half inch iu height and gained six pounds in weight since be entered the seivice, and feels fine. He has straight ned up under the military discipline aDd is quite a man.' His many friends here were glad to see him borne once more. A PVflC CRAPt CREAM Or TBT KOCD CREAM Awarded -Highest Hon: .-a. World's Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair

HON, JESSE SMS Denounces the Sentin' liter-view in the 8trongeat Terfee-Fhe Re porter a Liar and ttf jltetview Represe :tative-elect J Stevens is in the city t asked regarding the all y and was d jiiterview with him that appeared thelndianapolis Sentinel some time ,and that was a noted in the local Mr. Stevens was v ry indignant aj the outrage that had been perpetjat! on him by the conscienceless intrviewer" who had so fearfully mprejreaent d him in the article in questioj that appeared in the Democratic staje organ. Mr Stevens aid V "You can simply Fay for ro that the whole thing was rot. did not say one word accredited to we by the Sentinel's reporter, and did lot speak half a dozen words to hm. I dia not mention the name of a single jnan who is a senatorial aspirant, and! did not mention the name of Mr. Sjiveley of this city. I have no ore spots, and if I bad I would not air then, after my election to office. I wa stlnding at the desk, at the Deniaok, talking to some members of the legisla ture and other friends, when was in troduced to a man named wa.i then told that be rep: Sentinel. I told him I had the Sentinel nor for its re asked me it 1 had anyi with regard to the senatorial I told him I did not. That said nothing to him that ednld have been construed into the staft he published " - 4 Mr. Stevens denounced the! reporter in the strongest terms, on acyonnt of his deliberate lying and misrepresentation. He wishes it underload that be is a loyal Repablican first, Isit end all the time, the game as he was 'when he was elected, and that he is nc$ declaring himself for or against any of the present aspirants to senatorial honors. but tht he is, as he states to all who ask him, "for the man wkv gets the highest nosnAr of votes ia i Republican caucu." iJADj; i T' Gcti Andrew Ziegler lift .xmble He Pays a Fine tot There has been but on arrlst made on a grand jury inditment!and that was the arrest of Andrew liegler of Dublin for harboring a vitlfous dog. tie had a dog that ran an'iffarked at the norpo driven by Rev. i MoNew, and the horse snied, ran a ay, threw Mr. and Mrs. McNew out d hurt them. The man pleaded y to har$10 and boring the dog, and was &" coats amounting in all to $! There willl h two riavs of court next week. 1. Smyrna & Moquette rugs, Nolte & Kemper. Beat His Horss. A man was seen by Constable Crump this afternoon, beating his horse, on north ninth street. The officer arrested the man, and he will perhaps be fined for so doing. He had struck the horse with his whip, ard the animal had broken the shaft. The man then lost his temper and began Ufing the bmte roughly, when he was taken in charge by the constable. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Dr. Hicks arrived this morning from Atlanta, G.. called by the serious illness of her father, . H. Dennis. - E. M. CampfielJ, of Fmdley, O., came this morning on business connected with his new hotel. Mrs. R Lichten-tein of Rochester, N. Y.. with her daughter is in the city, the tuest of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fox. The daughters of Rebecca, Eden d-gree, will have a Christmas tree one dny -next week at I. O. O. F. hall and t bry desire to have all members present with their gifts. ' The local Christian Endeavor union is preparing to give an entertainment at the First Presbyterian chcrch toward the latter part of the holidays or immediately thereafter. The society is beginning already to get themselves thoroughly prepared for the Christian Endeavor state convention to be held in this city next fall. Charley Flook has ceased his duties on the police force, and the new man, George Stei' kamp, has tfcen up his work, beginning la?t night. The new policeman looks well in bis uniform, and will make a geod officer. The beat font erly held by Mr.Flook will be tne new mail's temporarily, it being in the south end of the city from eleventh street west acd C street south. The jjuior public t tfce high school wil1 bd held the last week ia the present term of echool. ome time before the end of February. An interest xg time is then assumed, as there is ex ceLlent timber in tne junior class this year. In fact, the whole high school never before contained such a resourceful a-d able coterie of students

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A Christmas tree! Green boughs laden with kindly remembrances to those we love.

Other boughs bending with other's remembrances for ourselves.

where. Joyous laughter, happy hearts, smiling faces. That's time dreamed of and looked forward to in thousands of happy

prepared for; lots of thought, lots of study, lots of buying befoie the poetic part comes in. We have done all that experience and reason could suggest fo be helpful to you in your gift buying . Complete stocks handily arranged, intelligently displayed and moderately priced. Store service strengthened to handle the large volume of business with dispatch and satisfaction to all.

A RARE BARGAIN. ico handsome Photo Frames in all the leading shade?, also gold, silver and natural oak, with handsome mat, metal corners aad easel back. Large size. The best Christmas novelty yet offered. Take your choice (or 2 5c each. DOLLS! DOLLS!! Probably the largest line ever brought to Rich -mond. All kinds, sizes and quality, from 5c each to the famous German Kessner Dolls, the finest made. Dolls are going nicely.

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THE OTJE PRIGS Mrs. Said: Well you have the best assortment of toys, dolls, and books at lower prices than any other store. Tbat's Wbat The? All Set. 42 c for 75c Dolls. cash m NOAH nTTrrtm AXL U u l a ir i I I.I JH il-a. V JEj and nt the PRICES to close them out. 25c. 85c Express Wagons Lamps at M'f'grs' Prices. Books, 10, 14 and 22c. Popular success shopping AT NOAH'S ARK,HEAAiWii as it has this year. It is a school to be proud of. Today's Chri-tmas shopping was of the sort to make the merchant happy. There were a great many country people in the city, and all were baying. There are more sleigh? in town today than there had been before in ten years at oie time. Two weeks of good sleighing in this climate is tomething decidedly unusual. The school children are happy over their piwpeet for two weeks vacation, but will be glad enough to take it np when the time comes. There Unothine that grows quite so tiresome as rest when the thing is somewhat extended.

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it k PUZZLINGThis Thing of Selecting Christmas PresentsLet us suggest a call at our store, where vou will have a great Iot of good, handsome and useful things from which to choose. SUITS ! OVSEC0AT3 !

Ulsters for men, boys and children. Latest things in Shirts, Ties, Mufflers, Handker

chiefs, Winter Caps. Gloves of all kinds. Hats and Caps, Cordigan and Jersey Jackets. We have a complete line of everything usually found in first class clothing and furnishing stores. OPE NT EVERY EVENING. Loehr & Klute. 725 Main Street.

AS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!

Will be appreciated most. Rold direct from factor-. Telephone or call at 523 North Sixteenth Street. -

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Warmth and brightness every the climax of Christmas. The homes. But all this has to be

UMBRELLAS. It does not cost much to put one of your friends in possession of one of our Christmas Umbrellas. We have them for Gentlemen, for Ladies, for Children. The price range is from 50c to $5.00. CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! We have over 500, from which you can select the Christmas Cloak. If it is Furs that you are interested in you cannot afford to pass us by.

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