Richmond Palladium (Daily), 1 October 1901 — Page 8

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Colombia Now Haiin a lime Over ttte Cttu-t. Washington. Oct. 1. Ir. Silva, the Colouili.a winder. yetcrUay received a itrsK.ua 1 nit-tisane from Bogota announcing a cabinet ivisis there. The dispatch cavjif from his Lrother-in-law. Miguel AbatT.a Mcudoz, au J auuwum-fd that the cri.?s bad resulted in his appointment as minister of foreign affairs. The new premier Las been the secretary of the treasury in the Colombian cabinet, lie is a young man alont 35 years of are and is a lawyer by p-ofessiou. The dispatch gave no furttiei- particulars than those above stated, u-ji did it make any mention of the r.-as for the crisis. The presuiuprkiu at the legation is that the entire cabinet has resigned. From their knowledge of the condition of affairs in Colombia the belief prevails that the change in the ministry was precipitated by differences among the cabinet on acount of the proposal gold loan which the government has been seeking to obtain from the banks. Some of the ministers were favorable to compulsory action in forcing a loan while others were opposed to such a course. Colombia has issued a vast amount of paper money to meet the expenses of carrying on the operations against the revolutionists, so that the value of the paper dollar is now about 4 cents. A gold loan was necessary in order to obtain money to purchase ships, and for other purposes, but the government's course met with considerable opposition. While unfortunate at this time, the officials do not consider the situation as at all serious.

PERSONALITIES.

Fatal Colliery t ire Victoria, B. C, Oct. 1. rremier Dunsmuir. president of the Wellington Colliery company, has just received the following dispatch from Alex Itridon, manager of the extension mines of that company near Ladysmith: "Fire occurred in Xo. 2 slope at Xo. 3 level, which made such headway that in half an hour it was half way up the sloie, spreading to the airways and workings of No. 2 and ..o. 3 mines. I was obliged to stop both of the mines after two explosions. Have lost some net cannot say how many."

Took the Pav Envelopes. Chicago, Oct. 1. Hays Edstrom, paymaster of the Petroleum Iron works of Corsieana, Navarro county, Texas, was arrested here last night charged with the "theft of $i,0O in pay envelopes from his employers. When taken into custody Kdstrom had but 20 cents in his possession. He claimed that he had squandered the balance of the money in Cincinnati and St. Louis.

Senator Malloy of Florida was once catcher on the Georgetown college cine. Gox ernor Geer of Oregon has one fad, a love of good horses, lie has given a great deal of time to this and is now said to be the beet judge of hurst in the state. Jacob A. Wildner. who believes himself to be the last survivor of the followers of John Brown in his raid into Virginia, lives in New Lisbon, a village of Wisconsin. Sir Thomas Lipton is interested ia art as well as in business and sports and has made several water colors of yachts that have been well spoken of by friendly critics. Paderewskl loves his billiards and believes that the cultivation of delicate work with the cue aids him in the feel

ing and expression of such musical re- ,

finements as those of Chopin. Joseph Choate. United States embassador to England, has a remarkable memory for faces and naiaes and rarely fails to recall either in the person of any one he has met socially or in business. William Dean Howells. the novelist, writes very slowly, and. although his hand looks like a hurried one. it is really almost laborious. At the same time he finds dictation Impossible and therefore depends entirely upon his pen. To advance the project of beautifying the river front of Springfield. Mass., for which project the late Tilly Ilaynes bequeathed $10,000. Everett H. Barney of that city has offered to be one of the nineteen persons to give $10,000 each. The first man In the Boston directory Is Aarold. and the last is Zysick. The shortest is Re, and the longest is Schneckenberger. Venus is a teamster, Jupiter a laborer. Mars a watchman, Neptune a baker and Charon a hospital cook. Ex-Judge Logan Beckley of Charlesville, Ga.. an alumnus of many years standing, matriculated In the Universl-

I ty of Georgia last year In order to re-

Vive ms Kiiowicuge oi uiaiuviLuucK. He will devote himself to other branches this year. Ida May Jackson, assistant Ftinday editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel, has been appointed by Governor La Follette. under a new law of Wisconsin, woman factory inspector and will be the first woman in the state to take up official work of this kind.

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To have our floods compared with other makes that icvariably is our best and rones t argument. We tell of the various qualities of the Hart, SchaSFner fc Marx clothing, and then ask you to come ai.d examine the garments, look at every feature, test all our claims. Our line is much more than we have ever said of it. Yokt, Varsity, Riton and Regular Overcoats are special features.

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The Second Kace. New York, Oct. 1. Interest in the yacht race today is tuned to the highest pitch as a result of the grand contest of Saturday. Confidence is supreme on Iniard tne Erin and the Shamrock, as it is with American yachtsmen.

1 Notice to the Public. On and after October 1, 1901, street ' car tickets will Dot be sold by conductors and motormpn. bnt may be 'had during business hours at Ross' Idrug store, near e'ghth and Main ! strf ets, at the present rate of six for 25 cents. i .1 i Richmond Street and Intercrb n

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PITH AND POINT.

As long as boys and peaches are raised they will get together. , As a rule people are disappointed in compliments. They always expect more. It Isn't necessary for a man to sow wild oat. They come up along the path he travels. Never become unnecessarily confidential. Your friend is liable to become your enemy. Learn to aecept defeat without considering that every man who opposes you is your enemy.

People's! Exchange. All advertisements urder the above head, such as "wanted," "(or sale." lost," &c, will be given one insertion free, to Palladium subscribers.

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Old People Have Their Troubles. Mr. Francis Little of Benton Harbor, Mich., is over eighty years of age Since 1S65 he has been troubled more or less with indigestion and constipation and has tried almost everything in use for those ailments. Last August he besran usin?' Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets and was soon feeling much better. In a recent letter ht says, "I have used three boxes of the tablets and now think I am well. " These tablets improve the appetite and invigor-e the stomach, liver and bowels. For sale by W. II. Sudhcff and A. G. Luken & Co., druggists.

A substantial brick Imnse with ten room and a li'tle farm f eialit acres will b sobi next Saturday at 2 p. m. The Wiu. Thistlf tivai'e homestead.

Storage Grourd floor, sixteenth ani Main. Vern Smith. tf Wanted A gentleman to occupy a nicely furnished front room, upstairs. Call at 120 south seventh. For Kent Two 4-room tew houses

to parties without children. Call at 40 south eighteenth. 28d2t Wanted Furnished ro ni, with heat, bath, etc., down town.Addrtss box 5, City. For Rent Furnished rooms at ; 1312 north A street. Light, heat and bath. j Lost Yesterday, a long, black ; plush capa ard handbag, containing 77 cents in chance. Reward. Re-, turn to this office. , Wanted Br aid atd room at reasorable pne for all winter, must be in W-st Richmond near shop Richmond Co . bv a voiinc mar. i

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