Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 January 1902 — Page 5
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Richmond Palladium
FRIDAY, JAN 17, 1902.4
Indiana and Ohio Weather
Washington, D. C. Jaa. 17 For Indiana: Fair, warmer to-
oauraay el udj. ' ;
uoior iir, warmer toniht.cloudy Saturday, probably snow along tbe
uicr iu tne east. LOCAL MENTION.
good , watches and clocks see
for correct fitting
For Maner
Go to Ilaner's of eye glasses.
Typewriters, all makes, for sale or rent. Kiblxns, repairs, etc. Tyr-rt-11, W. U. telegraph office. tf The History Class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs ;eo. Dougan. Papr by Miss Ilettie Elliott, on "The Russian Woman.' Frank Dean has consumption and is very weak. He has been rooming log m the Grand hotel lodgings, but yesterday was removed by the ambulance to the home of some relatives at 318 south fifth street. Henry Schell, the north end ea loon keeper, stands charged with assaulted battery on George Helms and for playing craps. lie took a change of venue from before th mayor's court and the case comes up
oeiore justice Hoover tomorrow moraine Schell has an attorney and will fight the case. There w 11 be work in King Solo tnon Chapter this evening in the workmaters' degree Warren Newkirk, who has beet working in Chicago for some time, is home and will go into the office of his father, Thomas J. Newkirk. Al YountT, who has been a sub in the office here, while learning to operate a linotype machine, left this inorniog for Jackson, Miss , where he takes a machine on the Evening ews.
Ur. Walla went to New Castle this J. G. Sutton, .who is now manager
morning, V -f. ff of the electric light and water worirs ti John "Hum nhr u at rtn.ir.nati- at Warsaw, was in town for a little
today. - , , . while this morning on his way back A building permit was issued last me froma trif to Indianapolis. tiAnu to Lena Mever for a frame Mr. Polling, of tbe Railroad store, bouse to go on north H street, be- went to Cincinnati this morning.
tween eighth 700.
and ninth, to cost 11,-
The booths for the nominating
election are already being framed up
out wiii not be complete tor two weeks at the shortest. The many friends of Geo. Stevens
will be delighted to know that there
is a decided improvement in his con
dition. A fe days ago he was in such helpless shape that it was not even hoped that he could live longer
tban a day or two. lis could not
even swallow any nourishment. Since
tnen be na rallied until it is now thought he may entirely recover.
George Fox and wife are back from
Chicago.
Mrs. Foster H effer is borne froui visit to her mother, Mrs. Cum
mins, at Middietown. lnd.
An entertainment, for funds in aid
of the new parsonage, will be given at Second Baptist church tonight. ,
Mr. Miller came over this mornirg in bis special car acd will remain over Sunday. People who have read "David Harum" will croud theGennett next Tuesday whn that comedy is presented there under Coarles Frohman't management. Mr. Frohman promises an exact reproduction of the play as it was given to crowded houses a'l last season at tbe Garrick theater in New York. Dan Hill and wife left this morning for Chicago where they will visit Wes. Taylor and other friends for some little time. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor live in Englewood. A letter received today from W. T. Whitridge, at the Marion Soldiers'.
home, dated tholbtb, says that when
Joe Liwi3 returned there from bis visit home he was put in Mr. Whit-
ridcre's ward and then taken to the
hospital; that he is in bad condition
and it is feared he will not leave the
o the Republican Voters
J of the Fifth Ward.
As the state committee has called
lor names cf prrei r et committeemen
you will meet at tiodgiu s carpenter
scop Monday night, January 20th, at
o ciocit to name these men. C. F. Walters,
A nice lot of gold fish just received
Concert. Richmond Orchestra and Chorus Gennett theater. Jan. 20th. 16-4t Sweet cider, pine apple juice, at Prices.
E mer Bailey and family of New : bospita, alive. The bAiaace of the
Os
The dedication of the new K. of P. temple at Williamsburg occurs on the evening of Thursday next. Past Grand Chancellor C. E. Shiveley has been invited to preside over the ceremonies and will do so, which insures one fioe speech at all events. There will be a large attendance from this city of members of the order. Miss Stella Dalbey, who returned to tbe State Normal about two weeks ago. at the end of her vacation, where she teaches the Lloyd system, writes she has gotten settled to work again and finds it even plessanter than before, though more work has been added for her department. The divorce case of Kim vs. Kim comes up in circuit court tomorrow. This is one of the very few divorce cases here in which the man is the
aissausnea party, airs. Mm is m Chicago and has been for some time. The suit is brought on a claim of adultery and cruel treatment. Cambridge men who were in town t jday say that it looks now as if the Richmond Traction company would not be able to get a frunchise thro gb that place. Chipman has the franchise, and has put up $1,000 forfeit, and it is understood that he is going to build in from somewhere in order to save the franchise. If he does he will be directly in the way of the Richmond company, who will then go on around the town on what is known as the "old south road," leaving Cambridge out of their line entirely. John B. Dougan leaves in a few days for Florida and is looking forward to the trip with a good deal of pleasure. His health is improving very much of late, so much so that it is even hoped that he can do some hunting down there. A fine pair of dos for his use haye been broken by friends for his use and will be sh'ppe l down. Al and Ed Morrow and their friends are already there, and he will be with them a part of the time. The entire party will proba- . oly be at DeFuniak Springs during the Florida chautauqua, beginning February 15 and lasting about a month. The good work goes on at Grace church, with -conversions at every service. Mrs. Harris will preach tonight and tomorrow night. Sunday is to be a great day. Converts who desire to unite with the church will be received at the morning service. The city delinqent list will be published in this paper about the 24th.
It is already in shape for the printer.
York are visiting OMrs. Tracy
born, south of Richmond.
A grand bean supper will be given
at G. A. It. hall Saturday evening.
It now looks very possible, from
the New Castle papers, that John
Diehl will be free from all penalty
from complicity in the killing of Mary Farwg. Prosecutor Steele moved before he retired from his office, that the case be dismissed, feeling certain that under present con ditions Diehl couid not be again cnvictel. Jackson, the new prosecutor, will take no action at present. Mrs. Jane Patterson, of Trenton, came down yesterday on a visit to her grandson, John Osborn and family. The old lady is eighty-two years of age and still well preserved, enjoying life to the fullest, and especially the car ride. She bus lived in the one house, at Trenton, since long before the war, and raised a large family there. A very nice little surprise party was given last evening on Alf. Weishaupt at his home by Mr. and
Mrs. Max Hichsteig, Mr. and Mrs Frank Sauer and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Elstro. Refreshments, cards and music were the program of the evening.
i Miss Tina De Wees of Balbec, Jay
county, is visiting her brother, W. A. DWees, 439 south twelfth street. A grand concert is to be given at United Presbyterian church on the evening of February 5. It will be
given by I'ror. uranK Jt.yer, tne organist, with the assistance of Miss Grace Carr, violinist, of Hamilton; Mr. Frank BrafTett, baritone, this city; and the quartette choir of the cUirch. Aliases Clara and Florence
My rick, ' Messrs. Jack Taggart and Walter Luring. The program will be a particularly interesting one and cannot but be pleasing in these hands. The trials of the labor cases will come up in circuit court on Wednesday next. The workmen on the Tnterurban force are busy now with the installing of the new plant. Mr. Gunn says that they will haye it in use inside of the coming three or four weeks. There is a large amount of very massive and interesting machinery there. People wanting places to stroll to on Sunday need have no lack of them now. The new plants ot the street railway company and of the municipal electric light are both at a mast interesting point now for these interested in fine machinery. A stranger coming into the Pennsylvania depot this forenoon would have thought Richmond must be a great show town. Two companies were in the depot, the Utopians, who were waitiDg for the Elwood train, and the Kitzenjammer Kids, who came in from Dayton. A third company was en route to Cincinnati. It looked like a theatrical boom. The polo game at Fort Wayne last night resulted in 4 to 1 for the Richmond team. This morning Dick Van Zant was driving out near the Glen. His horse took fright at a passing street car and made a short turn, cramping the buggy around in - such a wav as to throw Mr. Van Sant out. He fell with so great violence as to render him unconscious. He was picked up
and taken to his home, 210 north
It is much smaller than last year I tenth street, and a physician calledin fact, about half as large and the jje hs a- bad scalp wound and a con-
smallest lor many years- Anere are fusion on the rmbt hip, but is in
125 descriptions, all small, and taxes jeasv condition
of the past and former years, me; amount is less than $1,0.0 for the' entire city.
and no serious re
sults are aopretaended. The horse and buggy were not badly damaged.
Richmond men there are all well,
I The high school base bill nine are organizing for the comin? spring and summer. They elected Henry Bulla captain and Tom Kauffman manager. The team will be picked out after some practice games. Tby are making dates now and have several. One o' the best of Charles Frohman 's companies will b3 se?n here for one night only next Tuesday at tbe Gennett theater presenting David Harum, the most successful comedy that has left New York this season. j. C. Wingate of the state board of tax commissioners is here today in council with local assessors, the object being to secure uniformity of assessments throughout the state. A very pretty social function was the reception today given at the parlors of the I'irst Presbyterian church bv the, Ladies' Aid Society, to the ladies of the church aDd congregation It lasted from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. The parlors were handsomely arranged and decorated, and
were very beautiful. There was music, and a nice little lunch served all visitors; the balance of the program was a social, a getting acquainted. There was a very large attendance and the affair was a brilliant success in every way. The officers of the society are: Mrs. Wm.
Dennis, president; Mrs. Rutledge Newman, first vice president; Mrs. O. V. Lemon, second vice president; Mrs Dr. Bulla, treasurer, Mrs. S. M. Buckley, secretary.
Remarkable Cure of Croup A. Little Boy' Lite Saved. I have a few words to say regarding Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It saved my little boy's life and I
feel that I cannot praise it enough.
I bought a bottle of it from A. E. Steere of Goodwin, S. D., and when I got home with it the poor baby could hardly breathe. I gave the medicine as directed every ten minutes until he "threw up" and then I thought sure he was going to choke to death. Whe had to pull the phlegm out of his mouth in great long strings. I am positive that if I had not got that bottle of cough medicine, my boy would not be on earth today. Joel Demont, In wood, Iowo. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. A. Sudhoff, druggists.
Allegretti chocolates at Prices. Plat now open for Richmond Orchestra and Chorus concert, Jan. 20. Fifty cent s. 16-4t Sweet Florida Oranges, 40 cent size, 23c. adoz. Saturday only. -zz??Z IIADLEY BROS.
Hot chocolate with at Prices.
wafers served
4 Big discount clothing 4 sale at the Big Store.
Ice cream, the very best, parties
and receptions furnished at short no
tice at Prices.
Cut prices overcoats and suits at tbe ' Big Store.
Orange Sale. For our competitors to copy, if they can: California Navels, 23c. dozen. You never bought better at 40 cents. Try them. Saturday only. Mryer Bros.
m See the
surprise win- C
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2 morrow, suits and over 4 coats.
Hear the ever popular descriptive "A Trip to Coney Island," by an or
chestra of 35 nieces. Gennett thea
ter, Jan. 20th. 16-4t Prices own Make of pure candies pure and good. Get a box of Prices delicious chocolates. I' .. . . .. Freih oysters; nice ones, at Prices,tf i Don't forget the bean supper at the G. A. R. hall tomorrow night.
Turkeys, ducks, chickens and geese. All kinds fresh vegetables. Meyer Bros. "Cure the cough and save the life." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs and colds, down to the very verge of consumption. Don't forget the bean supper at the G. A. R. hall "omorrow night. 4 Big discount clothing 4 sale at the Big Store. S j A Cure Por Lumbago
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A
MY YOUNG MAN,
proper economy,
can
a
W. C. "Williamson.of Amherst, Va. ,
says: . t or more than a year 1 suf
fered from lumbago. I finally tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
gave me entire relief, which all other
remedios had failed to do. Sold by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. H. Sudhoff.
attain an independent
financial position. Hundreds
come at your bidding when you once begin in earnest to save the dollars .... We help your savings grow by paying S per sent. Interest en savings deposits.
;!.3. PKDCE
Don't miss seeing the surprise window at tbe Big Store tomorrow
only.
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14 and 15 tbe Colonial. .Phone 681.
TRY - -
Lehr & Klute
FOR
Overcoats, Suits Hats, Caps, UNDERWEAR Or Furnishing Goods.
725 Main St
Mather Bros. Co,
Can Supply You
3x s
Promptly by the ton or car load. PHONES 49.
All Overcoats Reduced 10 to 40 per cent. Now is the time to make money by saying money
Store cWed Tuesday, Wednesday, Thmsday and Friday at 6 p. m.
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NOT A PRICE BEING ADVERTISED
76 Cloaks will make lively and interesting times in the Garment Room.
- - CLEARANCE SALE - -
23 beautiful automobile coats, 42 in. long, formerly $12.50 to $35. If you have a few dollars you elan't resist. 3 swell raglans, they were $25 to f 27.50; the labor Oinno nn thpe is worth more than we ask. 24 27-inch box coats $9 to 122.50 was our regular price: these will go double quick at the sale price figure. 17 box coats, tuuuc uu k 11 . ,i irt uii i . . .... ii tii .1 i e . i r i. ! c l, : 1 - : i At t-
has been jll.OU 10 me price is mj iw we wouiu ue asnameu 10 quote inem. 1 snort coats, lormeny o iu io, cuuitc ui ui. at. uuc price, auu mat ngure
the price
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is ridiculous
. . . - - HASEMEIER & SIEKMANN.