Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 December 1901 — Page 2

RICIlMOi-rD IAILY PALLADIUM, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1901

POWDER LETS GO

YIiners Open Kvg of Powder With a Pick ami Are Blown Up. HUJiLED TWENTY FEET Shocking: Fatality Occurs Near Terie Haute Two Voting Men the Victims. On Is Dead and There Is Little Hope For Recovery of the Other. Terre Haute, Ind.. Dec. 17. Claude Strader. aged 22 years, and Ed Blue, aged 24, coal miners, weie fatally burned yesterday afternoon by the explosion of a keg of powder which they were trying to open with a pick In the Harris & Langford mine, one mile west of this city. BIj-s'b eyes were burned out by the explosion and lac died last night. Strader lost an y. When the explosion occurred both men were hurled 20 feet away and their clothing had burned from their bodies before rescuers reached them. There is little hope for the recovery of Strader. A SEIlloCS CHAKGK May Yet fr'aee Officer ot Medical College. Indianapolis. Dec. 17. The police hava found no clue that will lead to the arrest of the ghouls who robbed tha grave of Edward Pedigo, whose body was found In a barrel in the Physio-Medical college Friday night. It is said that Pedigo's sons are being urged to file an affidavit against the officers of the college on the charge of receiving stolen goods. The statutes provide for punishment in the case of a stolen body, just as they do for receiving stolen goods of any kind. The penalty Is imprisonment from three to ten years. Fatal Kxplasion. Anderson. Ind., Dec. 17. The large two-story house of Monroe Selbert, five miles southwest of the city, was "wrecked by a natural gas explosion. Mrs. Seibert and her lS-year-old son Lorenzo were the only persons In the house at the time. Gas had collected on the second floor, and when the young man struck a match an explosion followed. He was hurled into the yard and fatally burned. His mother was only slightly burned. Fire followed the explosion. The loss Is $3,000, partially insured. Another r lobert Tragedy. Otterbein, Ind., Dec. 17. John Allen, aged 10. was shot and killed yesterday by his brother Benjamin, aged 19. The family were sitting about the kitchen Are. Ben having in Ma hand a Flobert rifle. The weapon wan accidentally discharged, the ball striking John in the bowels. He lived an hour after the tragedy. They are sons of Thomas Allen, a dairyman. Th-i brother is prostrated by the terrible . accident. - iMelil Again at Home. "Newcastle. Ind.. Dec. 17. Deputy "Warden Sam Dean brought John H. Diehl here from the prison north. Diehl gave a bond in the sum of $2,000 and was released, returning to hs home at Anderson. Henry Farwig of Richmond, father of Mary Farwig. was also here. The prison officials sent to the court an excellent report -of his conduct. It is the prevailing - opinion that Diehl will not be retried. Halt Have Settled. Peru. Ind.. Dec. 17. Of the 23 v'c'tims of the Wabash railroad wr?cK at Seneca. Mich., two weeks ago, brought to this city the day after the accident. , 15 of them are still at the Wabast Hallway Employees' hospital. About half of the Italians have settled wUh the railroad company and have gon to their destinations in the far West. The Deadly Cigarette. "Elkhart. Ind.. Dec. 17. Fred Hnggins. well known as an athlete, died suddenly here of excessive cigarette smoking. He had been addicted to the habit for years and frequently would arise in the night, take a handful of "coffin nails' and smoke all before returning to bed. ot Through With Him. Jasper. Ind., Dec. 17. Gardin-r Beebe. 60 years old. who whipped hffs wife, has been fined $25 and costs by Mayor Schwartz of Huntingburg. Ihe next grand jury may investigate the matter, as the woman was very seriously injured. The Kathbun Caw. Jeffersonville. Ind., Dec. 17. The "trial of Newell C. Rathbun for poisoning Charles Goodman, a tramp an 1 passing the body off as his own, is set Sot the 19th inst. A Costly Dog. South Bend. Ind., Dec. 17. Judson Doyle of this city, who stole a Cos at Kalamazoo. Mich., has been sentenced to three years Imprisonment in that state. . . Good BtoAqaiuia. Managua, Nic, Dec. 17. The government of Nicaragua dec lax ea that the Mosquito Indians of Nicaragua sare quiet and have made no complaint.

4 auutil On ilM llrkte' Wabash, Ind., Dec. 17. Jos. Sands, aged 4. employed on the new bridge the Erie railroad is buiMiag ever Eel river at Laketon, this county, was killed by the pay train yesterday afternoon. He had a board bill that he wanted to turn into the paymaster and stard across the river to get it, supposing tiie train, which was approaching, would stop. Instead it ran on the bridge, caug.,t him and knocked him into the river.

Court Kipiwaes It :ret. Bedford, Ind., Dec. 17. John IL Stewart was tried before the Lawrence circuit court yesterday on a charge of attempt to criminally assault his 16-year-old daughter. The Jury found him guilty, and Judge Martin sentenced him to the Michigan City prison for two to 14 years. Judge Martin expressed regret that the law did not give him the power to make the sentence more severe. Fled In the Snow. Logansport, Ind., Dec. 17. Fir destroyed the farm residence of William Peterson.- near here. Peterson and wife and three children barely escaiv ed with their lives. Barefooted and li their nightclothes, they were compelled to walk through the snow a mile to the home of a neighbor. Mercury was below zero. All are badly frozen. Nuked Knife m.idtt Paoll, Ind.. Dec. 17. Charles Haley. 17 years old. while running with a knife blade in his pocket, slipped am: fell, and the blade was forced into Ms abdomen, to his serious injury. Itosebery'a Keynote. Chesterfield, Dec. 17. Lord Rosebery's long expected and much-heralded speech delivered here last night received with marked enthusiasm by an immense crowd. It can hardly be said to have thrown much light along the pathway of the Liberal party. That the speech was a finished oratorical effort was amply testified by the frequent applause with which the speaker was interrupted. But it is doubtful when he had finished if his most admiring listener could have given any justification for his enthusiasm, save that it was Lord Rosebery. Resolved into its elements, the speech merely said: "Get together." Hobson In Cupid's Snare. Springfield. O., Dec. 17. Capt. Richmond P. Hobson of Merrimac fame has succumbed to the wiles of Cupid and his engagement was announced last evening to Miss Eleanor Ludlow, one of the most beautiful young women in Springfield. Captain Hobson attended the opening of the new Y. M. C. A. building in this city last fall and while here met Miss Ludlow, pwho was one of the company having charge of the arrangements tor the opening. Miss Ludlow Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ludlow and is a niece of former Governor Asa Bushnel.1. The wedding will take place in February. Boy's Itevolting Crime. Athens. Ga.. Dec. 17. Leila Lambert, an 8-year-old child, was burned to death in her home last night by an unknown young negro boy whom she had allowed to enter the house to get warm, during the absence of her parents. When he started to leave, he picked up a piece of paper, stuck it in the fire, placed the burning paper tinder the dress of the little girl, and escaped from the house. The child attempted to extinguish the flames, but was unsuccessful. The police are making every effort to find the negro. c; roii iid to li ce. Pittsburg, tkc. 17. Mrs. J. Glover and Mrs. Jessie Powell, both prominent in church end social circles of Rosslyn HeiRhts. were literally ground to pieces last night. They were returning from a literary tea at the ho'ise of Mrs. Dr. Husler and just in front of their homes they stood on the westbound tracks of the Pan-Handle railroad to let a heavy coal train pass east. A light engine going west struck them, throwing them under the coal train. Their bodies were horribly mangled. Cant. Tilley Upturns. San Francisco. Dec. 17. Captain B. F. Tilley, U. S. N., ex-governor of Tutuila. Samoa, arrived here yesterday on the steamer Sonoma, accompanle by his wife. He will proceed to Was'. Ington, traveling by the souther route. Captain Tilley expressed hi. gratification that the judgment of th eminent officers who considered thi charges against him in Samoa was in every respect a complete vindication. Oalona ladrr Wlr, When prtKsrins onions for cooking. will he found tuneh more comforts ble work if iliey are peeled or sliced under water. Hold in the lap a largr twwl filled with clear water, and work with the hand under the water On ions handled in this way will not caustears or stained fingers. Calcutta ralvemltr. The University of Calcutta is said tbe the largest educational corporation In the world. Every year It examines over 10.000 students. Hood'c PillG Do not gripe nor irritate the alimentary canal. They act gently yet promptly, cleanse effectually arid GhG Com fori Sold by all druggists. 25 cents.

RICHMOND

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Reduced Rates to Cincinnati via C. R. & M. On account of the grand opera to to be held in Cincinnati December 16th to lath the C. K. & M. has made a reduced rate of fare and one third for the round trip. Selling dates December 16, 17. IS and 19. Tickets good returning December 20. C A. Blair, City Ticket Agent. Phone 44. 1 ' Itr-lii nt homnrrhmil' wire the plague of ray 1 fe. Was almost wild. Doau'i Ointment cured me quickly and permanently, after doctors had failed." C. r Corn well, Valley street. Saugerties, N. Y. Food Ctiatijjccl to Poison. Putrefying fo li in the intestines produces effects li'-te those of arsenic, but Dr. King's New Life Pills expel the pisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing con stipation, biliousness, sick headache, fevers, all liver, kidney and bowel troubles. Only 25c at A. G. Luken & Co."s, druggists. Dr. Wood"s Norway Pine Syrup seems especially adapted to the needs of the children. Pleasant to take; socthing in its influeoce; it is the remedy of all remedies for every form of throat and lung disease. ri;:ssio ti:ag::iy Father ami Panthier Meet Shoc'-tiis., Ifaih at Loicansport. Logansport, Ind.. Dec. 17. Frank Hardy and daughter w?re instantly killed yesterday by a southbound Vandalia passenger train at the North side crossing. Hardy was bringing the girl to town, where she is a high school student. They had the side curtains on the buggy , and were Wndled up on account of the cold. The train was past clue and njnnic? rapidly. Tha horse was killed and thrown aside. The buggy became fastened on the pilot and was carried for 300 yards, wirh Hardy and the girl In it. The track was atrown with pieces cT the buss.v and. blood of tee victlmc AN UNEQUALED RECORD. There is a Rapidly Increasing Volume of Richmond Evidence Rolling Up for the Great Medicine Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. It would seem that hardly anyone can take Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills without receiving marked benefit. The wonderful action of this medicine in putting people on their feet who are in a weak, run-down condition is the talk of every place they are known. It is only a short time since they first came to Richmond, yet today they are more in evidence for merit with Richmond people than all other rsedicibes combined. Mrs. S. K. Morgan of number 115 rorth seventeenth street, Richmond, Ind., says. '"For some time I have been kind of run down in health and as a result I was troubled a lot with nervousness. I got a box of Dr. A.W. Chase's Nerve Pills at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug storo and after taking part of a box of the pills I can say I feel much better and my nervous system is toned up. I consider these pills have greatly benefitted me and I can recommend them." Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Puis are sold at 50c a box at dealers or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y, See that porrait and signa ture or A. . "unase m. u. are on every package. . Richmond, Ind.

LOAN CO.

Ttws cnce said, "a curse." A savings ae ccunt with us Is an la nt! dote for worry and a safe y fund for financ'al reverses, la sickness or in old age. Wa pay 3 per cent. Interst on savings depjslts. FOUND AT LAST A remedy pat up in loxengerform ana as pleas ant to take as i ta name would imply and a poA tive core for Constipation, whether obstinate ot occasional, also Sick Headache .Sallow Complexion, Jaundiced Eyes. Offensive Breath. Torpid and Sluggish Liver and Biltousnesa. C. E. Carter's Laxaiivt Chocolates will positively cure any of the above eoodiUoos. It is pleasant to tbe tase t ad a purely vegetable laxative with no bad after-effects, nor pain, noc griping. It is essentially necessa ry to good health that the .Liver and Bowels be kept in a clean, reffnlar and healthy condition, and Car ter's Laxative Chocolates will aid nature in tha proper discharge of ber duties, and prevent any more serious complications which might arise from lack of attention. It is invaluable foe Children and very delicate Women, and has no nauseous or objectionable taste. PRICE, 25 AND SO CENTS. The SOc box contains two and one-half time! Che quantity of the 25c size. C E. CARTER k CO.. 71 W. Jackson St.. CHICAGO. Trade supplied by A. G. Luken & Co., wholesale druggist 628 and 630 Main street, Richmond, Ind., and Charles ti. Maeaw, druggist, 201 Ft. Wayne Avenue, Richmond, Ind.

SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE. SENSIBLE GIFTS.

You will be astonished at the marve ous display of pretty things in FURNITURE and the LOW PRICES when you visit this store. It is only necessary to exercise a little good judgment in Euch a vast assoitment as ours to find just the right thing to please husband, wife father, mother, brother and sister. Here is a partial list of what we sell to give an idea of the completeness of stock: Brass bed?, iron bed3. odd dressers I chiffoniers, ladies dressing tables, bedroom sets, sideboards, buffets, extension tables, china closets, ladie3 desk, b3okcases, library tables, hall seats, hall glassf s, parlor tables, rockers, Morris chairs. We hoi J g tls purchased until X mas FerdL Grotliaus.614 & 616 ElAIM.

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House Coats an d Smoking Jackets

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$6, $8, $10, $12 iubkBedl

Central Livery Stable.

TJXDEir NEW MANAGEMENT. COACH SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY.

Prices on Coaches for Weddings and Parties tnadeon application. Prices on Coaches for Funerals, .00 to any city cemetery. Price on Pall-bearer Coach, fiAX) to any city cemetery. We solicit a share of your patronage. Both Phones zHi Gaar &. Shurley 13 and 14 N. 8th St.

EVERYBODY GUESS - - - Anyone guessing nearest the number of seeds in the pumpkin in our window will receive free the elegant new - HERMETIC FAVORITE STOVE. Each purchaser of any artie'e in cur store is entitled to a guess, and ancthtr fcr each 25c purchase additional.

Peter Johnson Stove Store.

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The b st fitting and mst desirable patterns ever shown in Richmond. No eat'n or qnilted fa in:3 to wear out in fiw tiina wear : : : :