Richmond Palladium (Daily), 18 December 1901 — Page 3
SPENCER & CO., JEWELERS, Invite you to call and inspect their line of RINGS, CHAINS CHARMS, CUFF BUTTONS. BROOCHES, CHARMS, RICH GOLD CLOCKS.
An Elegant Line of CUCKOO CLOCKS.
Seth Thomas 8-day, i-hour "gong, enameled clocks at $3.98 and $4.19, usually sold for $6.50 and $7.50. Come and look at them. SPENCER & CO,, Phone 1383. 1002 MAIN.
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HOLIDAY TRIPS At Reduced Fares via Pennsylvania Lines. Excursion tickets will be sold Dec. ?xh, "''h ar.d 31st. 1001. and Jan. 1st, r.HVJ. via IVnusylvania Lines, iH-ron-it Cbri?mns and New Years Ikdida s. Ka'e for adults will not t les than 30 cnts, DOr less than l."tvns f r children. Tickets will e jrXHl retu-niujr until Jan. 23, 15H12, inclusive. Fir details about fares, time of traius. etc , call on or address C. W. Elmer, Ticket Auent, Richmond, Ind. Ordinary household accidents have ro terrors when there's a bottle of Pr. Thomas' Ecleotric Oil in the medicine chest. Heals bur.is, cuts, bruises, sprains. Instant relief. CATHARTIC. Genuine stamped C C C Never sold In balk. Beware of the dealer who trie to sell "somcthin just a good. Alnr';ver makes a lazy man. Burdock Bloo 1 Bitters is the natural, never failing renedy for a laay liver.
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u, TWO OF A KIN Humiliation AseriVI .1 Cause of a (V.i;;!o of one PATHim.: c.vs JIarhiuist Out of tvu!j Sent Pot Iloae Wit Ii FroztMi Feet Ends liis Misery. Yonny Man Outviotwl of Han a:ne Evades a I'eaiteiiti.iry Seiiteiu-e. Ft. Wayne, Ind.. Doc. IS. rrari Kelly, who said he was a machini from Cincinnati, committed suicide ; tue county poor farm. He was uut j work and tramped his way here, wheil he expected to find a brother. Ol the way he was put off a train, and u the cold snap his feet were bad frozen. He walked into town and ha to be sent to the poor farm for medj cal attention. It was feared that hi feet would have to be amputated, an this, with the humiliation of his posj tion, prompted him to end his lifi He seized a shears which was withi reach, severed an artery in his wri and stabbed himself in the throat and died from loss of blood. Brookville. Albert H. King, on of the trio convicted of bunco stee lng in "fixing" a foot race, evade his sentence of 2 to 14 years at Midi gan City by ending his life by takin morphine while in jail yesterday King was the only son of his parent who recently celebrated their 60 wedding anniversary. They are pro tratod. The young man was a re: estate dealer, and previous to hi connection with the fraudulent f race had borne an excellent reput tion. LircuT rt;siiMOXY Bank Burglars Ollici.-tlly O. K. a Sulf Ktantial Slning Rni. f Lebanon, Dec. IS. Roboers blew of the outer door of the safe in the Fa$ mers' bank at Whitestown, but coulj not got through the inner door. TheJ then went to John Laughner's drug store and dynamited his safe. It was completely wrecked and the building badly damaged. They took from it $50 In cash and some jewelry. i 'When citizens went into the bank after the attempted robbery they found a placard on the safe, as foMWHI.,1 : THIS SAFE IS O. K. : A woman awakened by the explosions saw four men drive out of town. There is no clue. The explosion in the drug store scattered dust and dirt in every direction and broke many bottles, mixing the drugs and other stock, and in this way increasing the druggist's loss to 5200 and more. The burglars evidently carried away quinine and other staple articles. There were several thousand dollars In the bank safe, which the burglars were unable to reach, and the owner of the bank is much pleased with the solidity and strenstth of his vault. The damage by the explosion can be repaired. His Second Term. Crawfordsville, Ind.. Dec. 18. The jury in the case of Walter Byrd. the Oreencastle insurance agent, accused of burglary, returned a verdict of guilty, with a penitentiary penalty. The jury by its verdict discredited the alibi sworn to by the Rev. Frank Aikroan, his wife and daughters. After the verdict had been rendered it developed that Byrd had been convicted of burglary in Illinois, and is now a paroled prisoner from the Joliet prison. Invasion of llnt. Tipton. Ind., Dec. 18. Thousands of rats have invaded this county. Corncribs, wheat granaries, barns, cellars and chicken coops are overrun with the rodents. Rats of all kinds and sizes are visible and they are desperate in their boldness. Farmers have slain thousands, but the rnnks are rapidly filled again. Where they come from Is a mystery, but there .is no question but that they travel in schools. j t-1itoral Prize Winner. : . 1 T -1 T. . . 1 o T". ,1 : . n v.uuuiuub, iuu.. i.r.-. A O. .UtlUI f. E. Ptircell of the Vincennes Sun has 1 been awarded first prize for the best descriptive story of Columbus by members of the Southern Indiana Press association ($25), while second prize ($10) was given to E. A. Remy of the Seymour Republican. J- School House Itnrnetl. j Atlanta. Ind., Dec. IS. The Atlanta public school building was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The building was the best of its kind in Jackson township and was built in 189S at a cost of $10.00X The loss to the patrons in the way of school books will be fully $700. iFirebus Foiled. Elkhart. Ind.. Dec. 18. A would-be incejidiary placed cotton saturated with coal oil inside a shutter of the factory of the Garden City Stationery company, but the fire burned through the shatter and the cotton fell to the 'ground and was extinguished by the acw,
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