Richmond Palladium (Daily), 15 January 1902 — Page 2

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. AVEDNES DAY. JAXTJABV 15. 1902

ONLY EIGHT WES

This Man Certainly Had Morej Than His Share of Trouble. NOW L'XDEU ARTIEST John Seoft Admits Matrimonial Alliance Willi Kiht Women Sinee 1192 and 'o Divorces. Eeniarkab!e Story From Kvarmville of Bigamy Extraordinary On Fart of heal Estate Man. Evansville. !m1. Jan. 15. John Scott, known under the names of Howard and Donnell. was arrested at Uniontown, Ky., on the charge of bigamy and has confessed his guilt. Scott is a real estate man. In 1S92 he married Miss Julia K. Frost at Springdale. Ark. He lived with her a few months and, it is alleged, after getting a farm, left her. He was next heard from in Tennessee, where he married Mrs. Sallia Corder, near Paris, and afterward deserted her. Three other wives he claimed after this time were Mrs. Pearl Sutton of Mobile. Ala.; Mrs. Mary A. Gott of Ruddyville, Ky.. and Mrs. Jane Mattingly of Bowling Green. Ky. The names of his three other wives he refuses to give. Scott's scheme, it is said, was to claim he was a banker with large holdings in New York and London. MANY M KN V AMKII ICfcruituij; Station Kcaily I-or Ilii-i-neat On Iuarjre Scale. Evansville. Ind.. Jan. 13. Captain Arthur Johnson oK the local recruiting station has received word from the v ar department to recruit all the men he can "for service in the Philippines. He will establish substations in southern Illinois and place a man in charge of them. Captain Johnson nay a the war department will demand 5i,in)0 recruits during the year and he fears, owing to the prosperous condition of the country, that they will be hard to get About 3.mh men will be retired tiora the army this year. 1 Willuuc to lnp the Case. North Judson. Ind.. Jan. 15. Six hundred prominent taxpayers of the county have signed a petition asking the prosecutor to dismiss the grand jury indictment against ex-County Treasurer Geoi-ge Lightcap, charging tiie iioney to ujilanding debts. "arreting to convert his property into cask and reimburse the treasury. He haa paid part of the shortage and his boi:dameu have sottled in full witb the county. Dynamiters at Work. Petersburg, Ind., Jan. 15. The store belonging to Messrs. Shoulders and Skinner at Arthur, this county, was entered by burglars and the sate was forced with dynamite, and money in excess of $75 was carried off. The force of the explosion tore out the window and broke several panes of Class in adjoining buildings. Mr. Shculders was awanened and reached the street in time to see the burglars driving in the direction of Oakland City in a buggy. Nothing in the store u molested. Wilt liaise the t'nee. Washington. Ind., Jan. 13. The coal miners' saike at Ilagii'sville was settled yes.eiuay ac.l me men returned to work to. lay. The men struck last e?k for tl' Indiana sale of wages t!d the ux raiors ol the three mines bave asi f!.- reu:o i-a.f w ;!i . 10 pay the i ale and allow a! oi" deadfall. The price ai , ra.s.-J to meet the in-1 l'.ll.i l ,Al'lTltP I. I-afayotie. Ind., Jan. 13. Trof. W. ti'i:;suo;uu5i of the electrical departr nt at Purdtte university, has for-a:-dcd to the executive committee of tfe. St. Lou's World's Fair association his acceptance of the appointment as ii ief of the department of electrical exhibits. H-j wiii spend the year in St. Louis. Alt 1 ii il' i t u. I Il iul. Richmond. Ind.. Jan. 13. Several n. gilts ago the safe in the otSce of MtConaha & Parrott of Centerville was forced by burglars and a package of $C700 of notes was carried off. The package was afterward thrown away by the burgiais and was found about a n.ile distant. 'I lv IVtiiioii llenutl. Irdianapolis. Jan. 13. The application made by attorneys for John Rinkic'. sentenced to te hanged for niurkr, for the appointment of an insanity inquest for Rinkard, has been de'ef by the supreme court on the ground that the court does not have original jurisdiction.

One Hundred Thousand Dollars' worth of Dry Goods, Carpets and Furniture to be bacrificed in the nest fifteen davs

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lXrf. rt-ertaliv- t the " oronaii i Have I fii iHHiiiii t-i Washington. Jan. 15. The secretary of state has announced the naiads ot the following persons, who are to be special representatives of the United States j-ovrnment at the coronation of Kini i ard:

Special Ambao Jor V.'hitela w Keid of New York. I Representative of the United States Army General James H. W'llsoa ot Delaware. Representative of the United States Navy Captain Charles E. Clark, commander ol the battleship Oregon during the Spanish-American war and liow governor of the naval home at Philadelphia. There are to be three secretaries, as follows: J. P. Morgan jr., son of J. lerpont Morgan of New York; Edmund Lincoln Baillies, a barrister, of New York, and William Wetmore. son of Senator Wetmore of Rhode island. Mr. Choate, our ambassador to Lonion. who sailed yesterday for his post. Miii not, strictly speaking, have any cflieial connection with the special embarsy. This was the fact during the Bo'den Jubilee, when Ambassador Hay wa? not even ex-offieio a member of tiie special representation of the Un'ted States government. As a matter of fact, however, the United States ambassador is a very important figure in the ceremonies and is in almost every instance attendant upon all the functions in which the special representatives participate. I M I'OK 1 AN r stltlt KN 1KU Inturxiits lit Taal Voluntarily Lay Ihiwn Tbeir Aims. Manila, Jan. 15. The full surrender of the forces of General Marisigan, who with General Cabrera and a renegade priest named Castillo, gave themselves unconditionally, Jan. 1, to Goreral Bell, who is conducting the campaign against the insurgents in Patangas province, occurred yesterday at Taal. The insurgents created a surprise by bringing in CO more rifles than the authorities thought Marisigan cruld command in the district of Taal vhich he controlled. The Filipinos sut rendered included three colonels, one major. Ave captains and 12 lieutenants. They gave up 219 rifles and one cannon. All the insurgents who surrendered did so unconditionally. General Bell ordered the men to be released. Colonel Marisigan says he can prevail on many more men to surrender during th next few days, and also obtain possession of a number of additional rifles. General Bell says the surrender pacifies for the time being all the eastern part of Batangas. Whitiaker Id Mi-in rnnVfnrt Kxr Tan 1 S - -" ill i. . 1 1 . t . I thsvial of JajE aiiLbi.a vTr-reei suspecr. the disappearance of Wesley was "VVhittaker. a Clay county barber, who came here Monday night to testify for the commonwealth. Whittaker spent tle night here but left on an early morning train and efforts to locate him have been unsuccessful. It is t-aid Whittaker would have testified that he saw Howard the night before ho came to Frankfort and that his tes timony would show whether Howard -vore a mustache at that time. This is au important issue in the case. The pvosecution claims that Whittaker's disappearance is due to intimidation and it is said that he went to Indiana A llish Miitmle. Perlin Jan 13. Tiie metonrnlncricto Iterzon and Elias. who ascended in a! balloon during a high wind last Thursday, to try for the long distance recf.ti!. write from a village of southern Kussia in the government of Poltava, tliat they made SrSS miles in 29 hours. Hiey say the wind slackened and that tbiir travels were mostly above the ciomis. i ne ntgn attitude reached was 1G.230 feet. The aeronauts failed to list Count de la Vaulix's long distance record of 1.116 miles. Catarrh Is a discharge from the mucous membrane of the nose, throat, stomach, bowels, etc., when kept in a state of inflammation by an impure condition of the b'ood and a want of tone in the system. Soothe the inflamed membrane, strengthen the weakened system, and the discharge will stop to do this purify the blwxl. "I was troubled with catarrh for years and tried various remedies but found nothing that would cure me. I then resolved to try Hood's Sarsaparilla and took four bottles which entirely cured me. I have never been troubled with catarrh since. As a blood purifier I can find nothing else equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla." Wh.ua Sherka5, 1030 6th St., Milwaukee, Wis. Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures catarrh radically and permanently removes its cause and overcomes all its effects. Accept no substitute.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNTY -OFFICERS. STATE SENATOR. Charles C. Bin k ley i a candidate for State Seo.tor. oubfeci to H pu" icn nooiii a it.a. James S. Ostrander a canrtita'e 'or m irm mi . e c-uiity, subject tu me BepaUu.au nuu.ii.aUua JOINT REPRESENTATIVE. Jesse S. Reeves ' a candid ite for Joint Rv'tnefciiUl ve irnii 'a oe aiu r.-tt- cu:vtir. subject tu the R pub lean n. minatitm. Roscee E. Kirkman i a caniid.te for til r. pre-striit.tivt; ! tu V iy-e an1 lavetto coanlies s bjt-ct to Repub.can nomi alioa. REPRESENTATIVE. Pr- . W. Tenter is a cndidae for Representative, subject u Hepubiicaa nomination Oliver G. Oavis ' a -nriite fur RTrese 'ai've reaitmnation, subject to Republt-an noruinau n PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Earl E. Widup is d.d-tta tor Prosecutor, subit-ct to R-paMscan nomination.! Paul Com stock ' s candirta'e tor Prosecnt i g Attorney, subject to '.he R.-iubiican nomination William M. ttelley ' a candidate for prosecuting atuirnr), .inject to the Republican Domination. Robert L. Study is a candidate for prosecutor. S'-bject to R -piib icao nomination. Wilfred Jessua is a cand dan 'or Prosecutor, surject to Republican nomination. CLERK. Edgar M. Haas ia canliJate for County Clert, mbject to the Republican notniuati jn. , SHERIFF. Richard S. Smith i a ca-didnte for Sheriff, subject to the Republican noir ination. Albert B. Steen it a candidte r.r Sheriff, snbjeci to the Republic n ro ination. Linus P. Meredith is a and date for Pheriff of a ne coutv, subject to the Rirpublicaa nomination Oliver N. I ong i a candidate for sheriff, subject to the Republican nomination. AUOITOH. H. J. Hanes a candidate for County Audit r subj-ct to Republican nomi iation. Demas S. Coe ' a anridatefr County Auuiiur, subject o Re-ubUcan nomination. TREASURER. J. A. Spckenhic" i csndidat f. r county trta. ur r, Mitiject to R publican nomination. COMMISSIONER. Middle District. i Geo. W. Ebers 's a candidate for County i Ctuiui sal nc, the Middle Distr.vt, sulj- lU. th R pubti an i omination. ; Isaao Davis is a c ndniate fo- county con--niissioiir. jnuOlr Oistiict, su'j ct to the Republicau nominat'-on. John F. ynes s 'a candidate for ronnty comn 18 "tie. , M-ottle liistriirt, suhjc t to the Rci-ubl can ut m . a;i u. Eastern tistrict Richard A. Davenport is a candidate for Connts Commissione fo ti e Ea te-n District sub'- ct to the RpnbHcnnoiiiuion tv cmmi!ioi.er, Kantern District, s-.vject to the Repubi an ;nomi nation Theodore S. Martin it candidate fnr cou t comiuti-aiou-r Kasteru District, subjt-ct to t le Re. ahlv an nomination. Cornelius E Wiley, of Hethet, is a candidnte for county c -m "sioocr. Biwi-rii Distriet, Rurj -ct t- ttie Republican nominat oh. C ulghum- of e Oarden township, is j a candidate oi- con-'tv i-imra sio er, Ea-itern i I'isirict, subj ct 'o R pub lean omination. J LeRoy Kelly 's a candidate for county com-1 mission-r Kant- rn District subject to the Re publican nouiiuatim CORONER. Or. E.V.Browtf 's a candidate 'or Coroner, su'.ject to the Rpublcn nomination. Dr. Stephen C Marklev a candidate for coroner. suOject to Republican nomination. Dr. Fran H. Ounham i a ca-d -date for corouer, tuoject u U po-K-aii noiuinatiou. TOW iNSIIIX OFFICE1IS. ROAD SUPERVISOR. 0 ut rrr . Jerry M. Wallaco caa itdate for Rod Sn ervior f I Mtrn t So. fi. Wavne township, nujet to tbe R pablicmn nominat on. CITY OFFICERS. MAYOR: Albert G. Ojbirn is a can tidte 'or Mayor rut ject t the R oublicao nom'.n ion. Dr. W. W. Zimmerman!! a csoluUte for Mayor, subject to the Republicaa nominttion. Dr. Joseph M. Bulla is a candidate ;tor mayor, subject to R -pa ilic.n nomiaation. CLERK. John F. Taggart is a candidate for city clerk, subject to tne Republican nomtnatioD. Win. C. Byram is a candidate for city clerk subject to the R pnbll.-an nomination. Baltz A. Baachar is a candidate for city ctera, subject to tiepubhcan nomipat:on. TREASURER. (has. A. Tennis is a candidate for city treasurer, subject to Republican nominat. on. Harry T. Fisher is a candidate for city treasurer, subject to Republican nomination. COUNCILMAN. Charles S. Neal is a candidate for council from the si.'ih Ward, s itject to the Republi an a omina'.ion. J. Rite Riffle ' a candidate for rounrilman fr..tn 1 onnh Ward, subject to the Republivau uvuj iiabt u. Thomas W. Tibbs i a candidate for council troo 1. e -litn ard, subject to the RpubTican nomination. Watt P. O'Neal ' a -nd dte for eoonci'rum tne mh W ard, subject to the RepubiKSii nomication.

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W. M. Ward a candidate fur "-OQi.cilmn fruauclfaid Ward, subject to the Kepubllcat anii;atH-n-j Edgar Nsrrif i a candidate for council from id Third Ward, subject to the Reptblican Domlu' lou. ! Arthur A. Cumte is a candidate for woncil lr n he nu ud, sbjKt 10 the R put- ' lican nom. notion. Henry W. Oeuker ta a candidate for conrcil i rum f e coo Ward, subject to the Kepubl'can noni anon. W. W. Aleaander i a cand date for rora- , cii iroui t;e mua W aid, subject to the Be j publican nominate a Nathan S. Lamar is a nan JMt for -ori-' m irom lor tu.u Mara, subject to the Republican auminti'n O. A efttsich. can i'date for couuc" from Ffiio ra. n-iujtcl to the Krptli.lc.il u nil nation-

.-in l-.mpty Ival'U Aberdeen, Cal., Jan. 15. A raft ol ; the ill-fated steamer Walla Walla was J bicught into port yesterday by the! steamer Melville Dollar. The rait as picked up on the 9th, 16 miles southwest of Crescent City. 75 miles j north of the scene of the disaster. On tlie raft were found a coat, jacket, two liie-bel.s and a felt hat. The pew-ket of the jacket contained papers showing that the owner was W. J. Sl.ief. a waiter on the Walla Walla. The coat was of a late style and of Cue Melton material. Nothing was in the pockets except a card of a Cliinatown guide. shock nisi Wlft Murtler. Muncie, Ind., Jan. 15. Charles PittBer of Yorktown yesterday afternoon followed his lS-year-old wife. Donia Pittser. from Daleville to Muncie, and while drunk and crazed with jealousy hot her five times, killing her instantly. The killing occurred at the tome of Mrs. Pittsei's sister and the young wife was just about to kiss her husband when he killed her. Pittser 1 22 years of age. Itpsutr of a tu.irrel. Bloomfleld, Ind., Jan. 15. As the result of a quarrel at Owensboro, Marion Hatfield was shot by an unknown person, 240 bird shot taking effecL j Il.i.! a Strange tut jr. Guthrie, u. T., Jan. 15. Jackson Couley. aged 26 years and claiming Waterloo, Iowa, as his home, was pick ed up on tha street of Mulhall in a dazed condition. He was barefooted and had scarcely enough clothing to cover him. He said he was chased out or I.anston. OUla.. by negroes and afterward attacked by hounds, an 3 thus lost his apparel. V omit ii ( i Rursellvillo. Ind., Margaret Sherwood, lng near this place, her clothing on fire injuries. tn: '!. Jan. l.". Mrs. years old. livaccidentally so and died of her 1KIJ!-; Tt-;i.KC.ISA.MS Threp neproes re blown lo piws ami 'Vtn othern hurl in a dynamite rxplosion at Kar-tli..u-i. h nn. shot and kilted Ij wtfe and iniully wutiudiHl tnoi hrr. Tat JVopltM Bank ai North Enid. O. f.t wa roblr! f i."t. The burtar?- bivw the ai? cjpcu with tlynaniilr. T' e irHi.."hi "f 'rt'? H Phi llip in Omaha. Council ItiiitT-, 1 V. Mm lit- nt iutix i it, nre ch!-etl as a rtsuli f Hit f mburia-smcni of ihtChlrari t.uue. I Minn if i rvtoU'r an! N-iVrraVr last 2.mC rMuuf! of Koltl were brou!:t ttown to Cayanne. t rench (ruiana fnwn plat'er ffobt Iitn4 in the I:iini river Ii-tt i-l of t;mt eohny. Th Anit'i't.-an I'.mltr A-i-MMialion will it annual meeting al t harle--ion. s, ... next week, (turir. ttie eonf inuanee of the putti antt pt tiK k how iff the exposition. The IVntwy I vauia railroad company Las mail MM otTtr lo purchase tne capital t'K-k of th Pennsylvania anil Nrthwestrrn railroad coinp:iny the Um ot $ l.o-',ji of their ioi:k for !..-tttv of -tt-k of i .; ot.ier cmpany. It w i i ',t (itnir to rrave doctrinal iif fet ences. ,n. .1- ,-jui tn-Iaw ant daughter Mr. an I M .- !t,ih- Ii:1m.m-ii ami Pt-y Ciihborn ;ia- re- tn! from the salvation army an t jio.it A tL3 ciiurcii of John Alexander f Miw in, IT'S THE TRUTH Tell a man it's a food and he doesn't want to pay for it. Tell him it's a medicine and he says it doesn t look like it. Then tell him it's both a food j and a medicine and he thinks! you're playing some game on him. Yet these are the facts about Scott's Emulsion of pure codtiver oil. It is the cream of cod-liver oil, the richest and most digestible of foods. The food for weak stomachs. The food for thin bodies and thin hi : od. But that's only half the tory. Scott's Emulsion is also a jrood medicine. It ijives new life and vigor to the whole system ar.d especially to the lungs. snd y.a a I:::le to try. If you 1-ke. SCOTT A. 1MJW.N.L. 409 street. New York.

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A Paasenger Station. tST ai iuCTU. STATIONS LEAVE Tsra . Sunt Fe A mboy ....... Converse ..... Mier Sweetser . ...... M-ra J oucsDoro ...... r o.ertoa ...... J antic y .... .... -aton .. ...... Muaci Medljrd hlountvitle .... Luancviiie .... KcrtiiKmy WUUau&burg ticta:ni-.. S Richmond Wol e Iruley .... Ktitoa .... . . w K : it Sell t.otliK'e Grove . KKtl isomer. 'xtorit .. pi i tumii:-! . . . ts.cas.u ar A. BLAIR, City Ticket Agent. Preserve Your Setvl them for Uaa'lrrtri;. Clothes Our mt-tr.oo the same as those in tne home ltundry, but vith skilled, h lp and jteatcr facilities we reach result which are unattainable elsewhere. The proprietor of Klchmond Steam L,a unci rjr solicits your work, con tideut in his abil ity to Kve perfect satisfaction. Carpet cleaning alM done here. Good Friends. don't you think it's alxut tm.e ou gave us a call? We have everything in hnrnesa and harni-as turnisb' ink's, and viu will a f i mm always find our good the beat and our prices the lowest fjt We are selHnc a hr.t tbe best goods. class horse blanket at 7oc to $.oo THE viCiUlMS CD. Raw Phono 758. 60 MAIN ST E B.CROSVENOR.M.D. SPECIAL Kgril'.MKM KOR THE TREATMENT OK Diseases of the Eye, Er, Nose aad throat. Scientific f Ittirg of Glaaaes. 24 North Eleventi St A In Main St. Business Property In Choice Location Come Quick and Learn Particulars. W. H. Bradbury & 8on. Wemctrtt Blocfe.

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