Richmond Palladium (Daily), 27 January 1899 — Page 1
WHUT MtABUimOllU. DtuiMiAHUiutf) une.
EAGAtl'S DEFENSE . CONTINUED.
He Was In a Stat f "Mental Distract! Wueu lie Call d ' Miles t Liar. Washington, D. C , January 27. David B. MeKee was the first witness
before the Lajrao court martial, ue had known Eagan intimately many Tears. He bad seen him abcut the
time be made bis statement before tbe investigating committee and was booked and alarmed at bis
manner. " He fear d be had
lost hia mind. Recorder Mills
of the war investigating committee tea
ti&ed that when the President met with the committee before it began its work he had told tbe committee witnesses
could appear without fear of panic h
meat or persecution. Secretary Alger
testified he bad told Eag-an he could not eonrt-martial Miles be cause of the
President's order.
Dr. Hopkins, General Eagan's son-
in law, testified he was living at Gen era! Xaean's house when Mile' tea
timonv and interview were made
public. He noted an aU-ming change
in General Eagan Mrs. Hopkmi
also testified her father had
aid to her "General Miles has crucified me." 1 and was in a state of
mental detraction unwilling t- meet people. He felt he had been disgraced and hia life work ruined. After
reading General Eagan's military rec
ord and General Miles interview
minted short Iv after hia testimony, the
defense rested its case. The court
took recess.
no changes of importance from former votes. Stock Market.
Chicago, 111., January 27. Hoga active, higher, $3 55. $3 90. Cattle j teady, beeves $4.00, $6 00.
f
RABB SICK.
. - - . A .f I A a 1 1 t A r I T I d
mnu MAMn iNin ANA. uni, jniNunni i ,
PETER SCnWAB
I cent a copy.
THE JUDGE WOO WA8 TO TUY THE GAS CASE
Broker 0Dell fails. Cixcwnati, January 27 Thomas J". Cogan was appointed receiver for W. J. O'Dell, broker; capital $50,000.
The indebtedness will exceed that amount.
SALUTARLEFfECT
thence south thiough Colters Corner Bath), thence west to Shulta Corner and thenee south past Springfield church to Mt. Carmel.- . It Wld that the name of the
proposed line should be. "The College Corner, Bath & Mt. Carmel electric:! railroad." ' . . i2- And
A committee was appoiniea im cure right of way. as follows: -Jota! Brier, Edward Giff. Hon. J- M. BeU,
E W rvalani. A: aiCWiUXO anu
Fred Beard. 5
jfcn r-,- mnA H Y. Miller were
nnnnin1 a. onmir littea to . call On the
Klohmnixt mmmittM With a viW of
thing that comes a'ong has much to do
with the big businersotjocal dentists. LOCAL NEWS.
PROVES HIMSELF A PUBLIC
MINDED CITIZEN
interesting them in the proposed
line to
AOOM ILLO DEiWS
That lie Wired Agulnaldo Strike for Independence.
to
Washington D. C. January 27.
AgonciJlo denies the published state
ment that a dispatch from bim to
Aguinaldo had been intercepted wherein he advised Aguir-a'di to strike now for Filipino independence. Hesajs he sent no u .h telegram, but on the contrary had cabled bis government to continue the friendship born on the battle-field agiinst Spain. The Pbilipnine people desire to strengthen the ds now existing between them and i 9 people of the United States. kk inn i mi mi
Held and Leeds the Lending Spirits in the Incorporation of the Allied Trusts.
Lrtiolei
mmm j . n i .i
leS OI 'lIUHnpuruivu c ..
today of thiee allieu concerns me National Tin-plate company, the United States Tin-?la'e company and the Natiocal Tin-plnte and Stamped-waro company. Tbe two former have an authoriied capital stock of $123,000 each aud ths iitr n wt wt eU capital of $20,-
000,000. The companies are empowered to mannf a Jt are aud deal in tin, terne black pi ue aud steel plate, and the largest concern is, in addition, authorized to. manufacture steel and iron. The ineo-porator af the t:.iee companies are the sauii iodividua's. namely: Daniel G Keid. William B.Leeds and James B. Dill The aanttal tnek of tbe National
Tin plate and Stamped wire company ia divided into $10,000,000 preferred -stock, with 7 per nent. cumulative dividend, and $10,000,000 common stock The companits are understood to be organized in opposition to the National Enameling and Stamping company in
corporated on bstarday l-sr. wan authorized capital if $30,000,000.
Produced on the Filipinos By News of the Expected Ratification of the Peace Treaty. - Washington. D. C. January 27.
la a tnlttirram from General Otia he I heard the argument on
savs he ean maintain his position nn-1 ternative writ "of mandate,
til reinforcements arrive and that news
I 111 at His Home m Wil'i imepon,
And in all Probability Will be Unable to be Here Next WeekHe Wants to be Released, and Asks That Another Judge be Ap pointed. , -:,..'
Judge J. M. Babb of WiUiamsport, rontff the extension of tbe writes to Judge Fox to state that he is the Qaaker City '
ill with grip ar.d confined to bis boss. Th ntmn,f nthnaiasm was mam-
He aays that continued iDjadieious ex- taateA a tbi meeting throughout.
posure has resulted in his confinement pAjih jn e practieabifity of the new to the house with symptoms that ..idmton every ha d, and
threaten lung f cer. He says he wil! there Aeemed a determination to make
not, according to present indications, -lt ff0 : i be able to a tend tbe court here nextj Interesting developments, may be
wee, at wnica umo uo miu u' looked for in thnear future.
rne ai-
! he will be
of the expected early ratification of the j to give the ease
but that
compelled ' either
up or postpone his
peace treaty by the senate had a sain
tary effet-t on the natives.
GETTING JIEADY.
ft saf a,llW aftl IssLJsflsKJP
The announcements of the marriage
of Dr. Harry H. Weist of this city read
as follow, and haye been received by
the local friends of tbe groom :
Mr. John Kelley Cilley has the hotter
of announcing the marriage of bis
daughter, Alice Longfellow, to Dr.
Harry Hibberd Weist, on Wednesday,
January the twenty-fifth, eighteen
hundred and ninety-nine, at 170 Cen
tral Prk, South New York City.
The at home" cards read:
Dr. and Mr. Harry Hibberd Weist,
Richmond, Indiana.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
bad the following account of the mar
riage of Miss Edith M osier who has
visited in this city:
Miss Edith Mosler, daoghter of
Henry Moaler, the artist, was united
in marriage to Joseph f eder of Cin
cinnati at tbe home of her parent, 19
west eighty-fifth street, -New York.
shortly afternoon Wednesday.
I ne ceremony as performed un
derneath a bower of palm and other
plants by the Kev. Dr. F. D-8ola Men
der, pastor of the west end synrgogue.
The reception for which about 500
invitations were sent out, began at 5
clock and lasted two hours. It was
largely attended.
Mr. and. Mrs. B. A. Hungerford de
lightfully entertained a few gaests
last evening at their home in West Richn ond.
ii ii ,111 flltiiA aaMMMSSS)
I104IU ikkiiibl club, wi
men fnends. wilt meet
The H gh School Contestants Are
Whetting Their Spars for the J
Eyent of the Year.
coming to take charge of it. He says.
furthermore, that he wonld like to be released from the case, and suggests that there be a subttitutt appointed to I take charge of it. He suggest as a
substitute the name of Juige White, J The yOBDg men ftna women of of Rockville, Parke county, whom he kigh Bcnooi wn0 are at wcrk on t
recommends as a eomperent juage ana orationa for
one tnat ne (.ttaooj i is sure wouia prove satisf actor in eveiy way. He eays he does not kco - how scon he will be able to look after the case himself. He states further that Judge Whito is cot buy cow and h9 feels sure that he could be obtained if he
were notified of a desire to secure his hi services. Judge Fox will write at once to the judge suggested and try to get him here as soon as possible, though it is
safe to say that the case will bardly
come up on the day set for the hearing of the argument on the alternative writ of mandamus. According to the new law a circuit judge is not allowed anyihing but his actual expense in taking
charge of a case u side of the city, and this fact makes it at the best no easier to secure a man, especially if he line in some remote portion of. the
state.
In-
-OFFICERS ELECTED
FortheGsrman Baptist Fire
Buranc Company.
The annual meeting f the German
Baptist Tri-county Mutual Protective
association of Wayne, Union and
Fayette counties was held yesterday
afternoon at the court house and was well atte-d The main business of
the afternoon was the eleotion of otn- ... . . iA . I ;
c aitnougn me matter oi oodiou-
the
their
the coming high school
oratorical contest to select oratorical
delegates to tbe state contest at lndi
aoapolis are doing light work now in the school, and are given an opportunity to prepare thoroughly on their orations that, if the expectations of eajh are to be fulfilled, will produce about seyen or eight snre winners. Certain it is that whoever wins in the contest on the evening of February 10,
which is one week from next fnday evening, will have a good oration and will deliver it well indeed. The state contest this year "vill be tbe second annual event of the rort . in this state, and as the state officers are located here or at least the principal officers, it will be an eyent of local interest in more ways than one. Whichever of the contestant wins in the home contest, and gets to represent the school at the rtate eontest, will be followed by the loyal good wishes of tbe whole tchool and of the who'e city as well, and will be ardently supported by a stiong delegation to the state capital on the occasion of the greater and culminating event.
a Liberal Gent en an in the
Treatment H Accorded the Richmond Committee Every ( thing Mr. Schwab Hid With Begard to the B'gbt of Way,
Conceded f the Richmond Gen-
WEAVER GONE
Tie 8wine Swip r Goes to Mio , gan City to Visit Friend. The Sheriff Goes A'ong
tneir tci
next Monday
nin At th home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. S. Neal, south A ftreet. Th. A n Rownir Pedro elub was en
tertained lat night at the home ct Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Wierhake, and a pleasant time was passed. , The next meeting will ba at the home 'of Mr. Mr. (,rrm Salhoff. BJUth.
eleventh street.
hAHLHAnfl 5
CHANGES GOOD
For
an
Winnioff the State Oratorical
Contest at Indianapolis v ' Tonigb. " Today is the day for the long looked for state oratorical contest at IndianaMis and before nigbt that t wi-1
h crowded wt h fruge ei""
nately decided upon, Dut wui do giTi attention at a joint meeting later on. The following officers for the ensuing year were elected:Jacob R fe.president.Boston.Wayre emnty, I"d. c Daniel Fiant, vi e president, tarnFavptte countv. Ind.
I). O. Di 'ling, secretary and treasHatrrstown. Wavne coanty.Ind.
tl. fiinnrmcr. tofiretner wim l"
above offl ers. form the board of di rectors: J H Root, Hagerstown, lad. O L. Q iik. Cottage Grove, Ind. r iant. Connersville, Ind.
T. A. Shafex, adjuster, Hagerstown,
Ind. .
Tk. .ewiAtinTi is eniovmg a pros
perous business and has almost doubled
the amount o policies m iorce m
nary, 139S
Mr. Oeorjti'i Case. Canton, O. January 27. A m tiontoqiash tbe indictment against Mra. Anna Gso g for murder in the a. j,x, .ii. rnc iitiiiralitv in form-
ur ..... n - - : ko .ran.i inrv was Died ana
1 UK " -'- : argued today. 1 Piatt Speak la Favi r of Katitt cation
Wshxgtcn, D. C. January 2.--Tbe senate was delajed by Mason and Hoar trying to ct e nsent ror votes thuir resolutions in reference to tbe
Kovernment of tbe Philippines, er of, Montana -bjrcteJ. Senato- Piatt then addressed the senate tavoring ratification of tbe treaty. ; w mnA lIuiininF ttaCt'S at I' X-
ington. iUxisoTOS, Ky.. January 27. Chas Green ot St. LmiK who his a 50 000 lien on fie Kntncky racing association track, the oldest m the tTnited State-, will oon begin dividing
it inkn town 5ot. There
more men pg r.cesat
froti
- 1 . . Aa.kft
one claim tog victoiy wr- iu
sentatives. ? " ?
Exrft amN
ver btter
? ? . . . i Ranees for winning were r. and; Mr. fevering is V-
THE BATH PLAN.
ir-. v. ih tit m( r an Electiie
n nd to Ri3bmoid Boomirg.
ICollege Corner Chronlcle-l
need in these co umns
" t aU
list wi ek a meeting or oilman,
place at B ib. inrt., on
tertsoon, tne isi.
t on foot a movement
strnction of an elecnnc
I MUU . MtV
The trip of the Richmond committee on eleetrie railroad to Hamilton yeeterday for tbe purpose ef seeing Peter Schwab was a complete success in every way. The committee arrived at the eity before noon and telephoned to the office of Mr. Schwab to learn at what time that gentleman might be
seen, tit replied tnat ce wouia taia to them between 1 and 2 o'clock that afternoon. When tbe time came for the interview they want to
-Ibis effiee and met a very pleasant
and courteous gentleman indeed.
After a little talk upon general subjects the matter of the franchise he was supposed to hold was broached, and Mr. Schwab stated that while he had do franchise that that document
would be no trouble whatever to prom . 1 .1 ' t a
cure. He said tbat ne naa ine rigm
of way for the portion ot the line be
tween Hamilton and Darrtown, and
that he had permission from all tbe
land owners on the way to go across their land at whatever points might t e necessary. He had had the line surveyed, and had graded a part of the way. He stated that this had been a in altar of considerable expense on him, aid that he regarded it as valuableThen the conversation drifted again. Mr. Schwab Droved himself to - be a
man of a wonderful amount of information, and has statistics at his tongue's enl at all times and on all topics of interest to the line of business in which he is engaged. At last the question was put at him,
point b'ank, what would ha ak Tor tbe right of way and the work he had done and had had done. He t Id the gentlemen frank'y that he had been watching the career of the Richmond and Fairhavan promoters, and that he ha been convinced that they meant business and were all right. Therefore, he said, he would cheerfully turn over to the committee of the road, all right whatsoever that he might posses? , and would, moreover, lend te them any assistance in his power and that, with a man of Schwab'e irfluenee, means the suceesa of the road nnder anything like ordinary circumstances. .He promised bis as 4i8tabe . in getting the f ranehist through,-the Ohio counties, and also that he wdnM lend the service of hi
paid employes to assist in getting an
Fine w ate he at Haner's. Spiritualism is having another temporary boom in Richmond. Bay only genuine Winifred coal, I hare exclusive sale. Farnham. Charles F. Wright went to Indianapolis tail. morning on business.
The city council does not meet till one week from next Monday eveting. Mrs. Joseph IRatliff is ill with the grip at her home on Fort Wayne avenue; The only crackers manufactured in the city is Boerner'a. For sale by all grocers. 4 lm The hotel business is picking up and
sll the hotels in the eity are having all
they ean do.
There is quite a swarm of traveling
men in the eity these days. The hotels
are doing a fine business.
Hear Mrs- Baker in her rendition of
Cyrano, at First M. E. church tomor row evening. Highly artistic
Robert Jones went to Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon where he will atsist Charles Sherer and Harry
Morrow in opening the rink next Thurs cay. ,
Can- J. W. Palmer and ' sister of
Devil's Lake, N. D., are in the eity on a visit to rt-lativeF. They left this section in 1861 and have not been here
since.
W. D. Thompson had three fingers
very badly injured this morning about 11 o'clock in the frizzers at the Richmond Casket company. The hand is very badly lacerated and he will be laid up for several days. He was taken to Dr. Wiest's office in the the patrol wagon and given the necessary attention. After this date all clothes I sell will be cleaned and pressed free of charee. 25d6t Job C. Kern.
Making a
w V ( V 1
NEW SUIT - -
Hot chocolate served at Price's.
Oar bargain sale Everything cheap. Knollenberg Co.
goes Tbe
right Geo.
on. H.
Do you like good music, a shoit, crisp talk on a popular subject f Then come to the First Presbyterian church Sunday ev ning.
Frants's animated pictures are tl e best evea shown in Hartford City. The machine by which thf se pictures are produced is evidently a better one than is ueually carried on the .rad.
Newp, 18-h. .
The Men's Sundav Evening club at
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
evening.
From an old coat and vest is an easy matter; simply
add a new pair of trousers. That s where our stock will
help you, whether you select one of those fancy Cheviot patterns for $2 00, or go higher for better goods. The fit or the making will suit you. No house in this section is better prepared to serve you Jhan we are. Tiyus. LOEHR & KLUTF, POPULAR CLOTHIERS.
OUR CLOSING OUT SALE OF
" W hod .the nrcmlet. and thev boutrht
for "success is generally -'cbvious., We took
tnM that lett nOOw
m.linn Atf nersonal earn atoretr-oognT,
he had taken s me hogs tt at did not belong to him, was today taken to
Michigan City, secompam-a Dy w
heriff, who kept a watcnrui eye upon
hm Wn&ver is one 01 iuuern.i
-twA or privilege desired. He I a bright spiritual refreshment
riU be
Lxngt in.
to
Carpet Fnctory Huroed. PHluAPtWHiA, Pa-, Janiwy The carpet U eery if Wuha-u Judge Brother buruet out today. kundred thousand dollar. Insured.
Husband anil Wife Die Suddenly KiwYORK N. Y. January 27. Emil Renter ot Brooklyn, a wholesale flour dealer, and his wife, bath died ..j ,rht. Thev had at
tended the theater together. Mrs. Renter tell on the way home and was carried Into the neret boase where he died in a few minutes from heart e.;l.lr filter went to tell a friend
. a-Aih and on re-entering
. h, a wife was he also
me nwuw - - fell and died sooc of apoplexy.
o Chans ' Colootl Sxton.
WaSHISGTOS, D C, January -t
Tne condition of o onet Jamea Sexton show no material change day. ..... ,
ing "backed" by a large namoer ui
"rooters," who n pe i theba nerof wot Tbe following is ahrrt sketch of Earlhrm's repre
sentative : ' G or C. I ev.-ri !of Earlham was birn in' Mono c .a t.i , Man-h 27, 'lo-r u. i.til.tiniBr3'ta(s family
of ten children, t-ur ot whom held J: - .n E'Inam His mother
was lso a studei.i t tue same college
andhJM there?."- pr.-siumru.ij-repreMntat've of Krlhm collega. Before his rnrranee- r tiesnraan he had attended b.S h-- F.iends' academy -,i Mrvvillo collace at Maryville,
-p - utwoen his freshnnan
X(UW . - . .
sophomore years ce lauguv scUW.
a year. Aitw.nn u. f" setting fonh
been iiitea vp..io ' - nroro;ed line
f.r.n and the winning oi a ijui. r-' vi, Jorn
silver medal he is posseso """ "hib ted a mp of the old Wig . our
presence and a goca voice - des0ribed in our last issue. douLtedly one of the strongest orators v!emects to the city of Bicbaent out by Earlham for many years , The indu. passenger and Upon the arrival of the Rchm ond . College Corner, and eontestantatlniianap lw he wil te , J Van od let to the C. H. D., t.ken iu charge by his f? f"rnisninr much n ded competition to
-,.mnUd tc re auring mo J"--r ,-i..t,,a railroad system, a
binkaltowedtotakepartin thepolit- immfnse business that lichemeshkhorake this a red- JJ", a resut of the new letter day in college hfe. The advance ftnd 8hippinjr facilities from DnArdasfthe college bodes are al a nm,nrMi a com man it y.
ready on the ground f " 1 sere fuUy discud, but the interest
Ml n.ff tnd loory uk iui " " . .u . fMm JO!ege Vurun
athletic and oratorical I soathw.nl. thioogh the towns named
begin early ana enaou., wi .i. - , e w&, by mo means aeotions ofthe afternon. ondry. Th:s, as has been asserted u.
wno " r"the 5.damti8heretofoie, wouia dco! Mi Bertta Miller,! tnese o i - College Coraer
Rn,rtnn. m'"!1-" " . . - .
,t . Ann innuiwni
IJ ctiuunj , .
Kmn. h wbien me uno wuu.u
ana
for has few
Ssturdav af
object was to for the conrailroad from
Kk-bmoud. Ind., to o'lege y. thence south through Bath.bpnngfield
and to Mt. Carmel. f The meeting was mall respects quite successful. Representative tiens
nresent from Batn, pnnguwu.
Mt. Carmel and College Corner a hack load going from the last .med town. The meeting was organized by electirg Honorable John M. Bell, of College Co-ner. cSsirman, and Mr.
T. Jones, living eomn oi u FiK"
ber of speeches,
iU-.c - . . .v..
the savaniages ui th practicability of the
Brier oi oain.
men that has ever been sent up irom this county. He took some twenty
bead of hoes ncht out oi ine
field, drove them to muiet wimm a mile or so of home, and waited a few Aa-ea in the v;cinitv for the money in
---- . ..... -c in
payment. . This little mauer ui uw oing to Michigan City is a plan ma
tured by Judge r ox, wno reaa soar
thir,t in a law boc that wnen a man
does what Alrert did and admits it,
he hU be put away under tne auspioea
of the shtr.ff.
DE4IKS AD FUMilAiy.
Lawler Word was received bert this morning announcing the death o Mrf. Stephen Lwitr at h rhumeit 4t r.harl. Mo., death resulting
yesterday from typhoid fever.. Th. deceased formrly rr sided in Uis cit3 and has many friinds and re ativci here. Her maidtn name was Mi
1 Katie Djlar. ar-d she has a uster re
siding ui this city.
PiPBT-HiDDnhP .the 13 year ol
daughter of r. and Mm- W1H Par-
a.a ...iotHiiv mnrr.iig. The re
i y uicu j v... j " Arrived thi-, afternoon at 4:1
A rak trail tn tbA rf fidenee of " AS
AUU HO'" - - . A. McPhrson. 311 north eighteem
street. Tbe funeral will take p Saturday m rning at 9:30 from
house. Interment ai ra.iaai. ,
I.ylk The funeral ! of the "li
J.,hn S. Lvle tuok place t
vuuil v - . .(tmruiT fron th Firt Pebyie
nt,v..h and wa . largely attend
-t & . i . tnn
n ine c iv au cuuuii
attendance, as tH as of the G. A. R. snd fraternity, who
many
being in members
Masocic
listed in conducting the services.
abort imiressie sermon was preacf
by the Rev. I. M, Hushes. The hairan - were I. C D an, Cla;
Hunt jr., Lafe Larsb.G. W. PatteJ
and S. C. Pyle.
Tbe interment was t K,rinom
To Curs a Ccld In O ) Day
TakeLaxitive Bromo Qau ine ta
All druggists refund tae monej fails to cure. 25c The geuuird
L. B. Q on each tablet.
Among
morning
those
were
. . i . . .
Charles ree . , - - - -, ,
- , hAiti. t'rot. c.. i ini'WHwi, --
J Ames S R art anJ Erl Harold
A
to
Grain Market.
I iinois. January
73 i May. Corn, 3b;
27.
oats
Mntic and SDiritnal refreshrail
.w Vint PrABhvterian ehnreh
mo - j . I evening. You are invited Ks
il tcs4 plait with your presearg
DRUNKS
"ft
In
P. lice Cou't Th- me htte Cautitn. d from Y. strday, : nd Renforsed by TwoOtStera.
ot ns
P3
So it was practically decided t
cocfiae the interests representee ai im meeting to 'he promotion ot the porSrn of the system from CoUegeCoru.r
south an! southwest, leaving lor w
tha inillAtlve IOr lit)
. . .
. from Kenmian io ooi
she would be oy rar
benefic:ary.
Cbicago
Wheat, ATA
Toldo. Ohio, January 27. Whett
76. 2io Snatort 1 El ctiona T.Mtay. " CDiClsn!ATI.O.,arurT 27 In sll ... .-..... hr aenato'ial ballots we-e
iien there was a failure to elect aad
mond
tni: rovi, l.
lege Corner, as
the greater
a PVI AAA Ct Of TTA pt
i vfa on to tint bm
all tf, Mat statement ia writing it
redi ? lie . did , so, signing- the
iginah ciUiy prepared by the Ricb-
oni and Fair haven delegation, which
&vas toitows :
Tbfs is to eeitlfybat I will turn
to tbe Richmond? Intvx Urban
if iir ay company all rights ar.d con
sists that I now hold from property
yners on the line of the Han U oi
d Richmond turnpike frooa Hamilton
Ddrrtown whenever thefsaid Hamili and Kiel mond later-Urban Kml-
ay it organ zid as sucn. a id i wil (ve said company my person tl aesistIce ht every way possible for the
feces j of the aforesaid rrad.
Rese pc fully.
Signed Pter Fchwab."
Mr. Schwab stated to the committee
at when they wanted the franchise rough the Oho counties, to come to
m and he woaid accompany them to
e county commissioners, who would
t tbe franchise.
Tte Riehmosd portion of the com
it tee was mere than delighted with
3 result of the. trip. The one thing
at was feared as a possible obstacl.
now rerrovea and a vary valuable
y secured for the brilding the road There is not man ; in Ohio or Indiana,
rhaps, whose ii flaence could hav.
en secured. He told the gentlenitr
go ahead and organize their com-
ny, promising mem tbat he wonld
ve them ms hearty support at all
es.
Part Qf the committee went to Ci -
noati "todiy. - Th organization o?
e company is not f&r cflf.
Richm jnd will have an electric rail-
ad line from some, direction befon e scows of another winter fly
As the Ktchmond gentlemen ap-
reached the oS-e of the genial an-
eeorrmodating Mr Schwab they me
e man Douglas of Morning Sa. wh
tad been locking after a market fm
is sopposed risht of way. He wa
alked to by Mr Starr and other meut
tiers of the commttee. He msisU
hat he had been mUundentood. an
fcb&t he had bten actuated by unseltisl
ind business motives in getting tte
right of way. He acknowledged t
lir. Starr that the two men bad ru t isd aqiaintanee aid that tbeie bad
been no arrangement by which the one
was to work f r fthe other. He wil.
Tiake no trouble.
Baaing Ballets as Tliojr F ir.
AS every sportsman knows," said an entbuiastie hunter, "it is easy to see
a rifle bullet in the air, and those fired from the new high-power guns are very curious to look at. Stand a dozen yards to one side of the mark and let a friend blaze away at any range with
a small canore weapon using smoke
less powder, and you'll see a strange,
oieien-wcite streak the instant the
bullet strikes home. The streak is apparently a couple of incbs wide and several fet long, and in more like a flash of light than anything
eise i can iiimK or. ith the old fashioned Remington or Springfield carbine the bullet has the appearance of a long black rod, and I don't know why there
noma oe sucn a difference in the optical illusion produced by the smaller calibre. I have heard some people deny that the bullet can be seen, but they are very much in error. It all depends on getting the right view point. A few feet either way will render the missle invisible, but the right spot is soon found by experiment, and after
that the thing Is as plain as day."
The reason no chances ;
we bought our goods from people that know how to make them that make evtry flash of the needle count who can - r if! S a '
put style in eveiy garment lh y turn out.
Equal excellence was never before bcugr.t at such Jow prices. This is no ordinary sale. .J.,.. . . . hCen's fine all wi?ol larts that have b en sold alLuint-r ft "$2.'5o,now . . ... ... ..... . . . . . Ql 60
Men's black a rd b'ue tU. wonted Suits lhat have been so!H
sll season at $16.00. r.ow . ... . . . . OlOaOO
Men's f ne all wool ker .ev Ovrroai thar Iiva Kn
- - - tfvi at $12,00 now . . . . m m Qiy
You must see ihcst bargains to af predate Jem. COME AND SEE US.
BEALL
Kw of OlASS.
the latest use of glass Is instead
or gold as a material for stopping
aecayea reetn. it answers splendidly
ana is rar less conspicuous than the
yellow metal. Of course, it Is not or
dinary glass, hut it is prepared by some new patent process, which rend
ers is soft and malleable. Glass too
is being extensively used for church bells. It can be tough tened so that
tnere is no risk of lt cracking, and the
tone Is said to be beyond anything yet
lnveniea, perrect, sort and sonorous.
Opsli Ar. SAf..
- opals will soon be considered lucky stones If it is found that they are
burglar-proof, which looks as If lt
migni De ine ease rmm the accounts
given of a recent robbery in Spokane,
asn. ine burglars there broke In
to a jewelery shop and took a quanti ty of jewelry, but left the most valu
a Die stones, a number of opals, wihich they "ould have taken as easily as the
cneaper ana more telltale goods which they carried away.
ritb
DENTISTS.
point
Tk. Fnllnwinff orjamittew wm. F
Alia - , . . .
Itru . . , r. r
nnrsaed: JOnn oner, .
rr 11 mnA K I'jrarO. UjH, I or 1
L...ir.i.:. W fJobel. rt- X. JttUier
w T.Aird. A. MeClure and Fred
crfi aid township. The
-. .
. a n;tu after a conierea,
two OtMU we nn-, At Cflllp 7 I
mrt AS lOUUW. "-PA
r. iu n A should ran west on
Veloeipede pike to Colters Corner pike, I
TW inorniegth4!!r!!,
: l.-w. nnrt. lncinainir 10 : .
t . , ; , -rftjterdav. aid
-at,oA t- t.Aiav. E-ich and
cases ve."- - -.
vas fined ft ana co, J " .'""r 1 If AA
paid or stayea mo nu tu. kr two drun
... i
Henry Iddings and Uus urie., was fined in the sum of 9.90 Tor the offense.
CTOEARlf
Awarded Highest Honors, Wc
Gold MedaU Midw
Bichm?nd Ils Plenty f rhtm, I Would Seem Twelve Her Already. Theie are twelve regular praetu-ii lentisu ia thi city, and all appear to
be daing" very well indeed, considerin it the abundance of the supply, of ,killed workmen in that line. " Anotfcei Jentis-t will locate in thi city soon, aeeordinc to his' present plans; and will cf coarse get bit tha-e of th patronage. .Even if he should not be ,ble ta fill a lone felt want in thai line, he will perhaps nil macy tn aching void beture be has been lung in the work. Richmond's teeth oag-ht to be wc H taken care of by the dentists alone, to say nothing of tbe bridge work daae by the county commissioners. The twelve dentists referred to are thaee who have ffices in
the city, and -there are Iwa who eome bere oeasionaliy at slated intervals to Go work, and una who travels out of this city and doe a large business at tbe surround eg Owns. The tendency of some people to bit oa any sort of
Tbe Sct Ages of Hu, When his dad is s big objecx
whiskers that says '"boor- to him. When his papa is the biggest and best of men. When his school teacher knows betn-r tha i his father. When, after all, the old man does know better than his school teacher. When he knows better than either his governor or bis school teacher. When his daddy again comes forward in his opinion, as a pretty smart man. When he Is striving and bopen, some day. by bard work, to be as smart, or just a . ttle smarter, than tne old gentleman.
Easily Explained. I'd like to know why lt is," growled old Bullyun, "that I'm bothered almost to death by commercial agency reporters investigating my financial standing. I invariably pay cash and have never asked for credit." "That's all very true," replied his frifnd, "but you seem to have over
looked the fact that your only daughter recently celebrated her eighteenth anniversary of ber debut into the world.
huh STnEirri-
RINGC2 OPEN Tqesdav, Thursday and Saturday mornings, afternoon and evenings. Wednesday afternoon and evening
824 Main Strc et,
WHHTHER
YOU ARE GOING TO
FURNISH
The whole fatuvp, or a part of it, or even one room, we ar ready to belp you our stocii is .corapLnrn. We are tiill jellicr a SOLID OAK CHAgJDSR
eU"T-'pOLISHED. St 1 20, and ean sruarantee the qualityl
Ferd. Grothaus.
533 & 539 MAIN OTRCCT.
CM.-HAMILTON, ' Dentist.
.2 North
Tenth
St., Opp. Wcstcott Hotel.
RICHMOND, I NO.
PALLADIUM
6 Cits a week,