Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 May 1904 — Page 4

MOmXOND DAILY PALLADIUM. TUESDAY, HAY 10, 1904.

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS v PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. ' T- ;i'V , AT 922 MAN STREET. Wouldst thou both eat thy cake and have it? George Herbert V I TELEPHONES!, CENTRAL" UNION HOME 21 WITH THE RUSSIANS-CZAR'S TROOPS OVERTAKEN NEAR LIAO YANG KNTEKKD AT RICHMOND POSTOFFICK Ag SKCOND-CXASS MATTKB , Dally dellveredby carrier to any par of the city for six cents a week. ' SUBSCRIPTION ; KATES : " DAILY Ontslde cry, six months. In advance . ...t 6 Ontslde city, one month, In advance .. 25 Outside city, one year, in advanoe . ......... 3 00 WEEKLY By mail one year, 81.00 in advance. - ' The only way td keep your biscuit and eat them too, is to buy , -' ? si : NINETEEN WOMEN LEAVE New Chwang Last of All The Place is Evacuated by Russians JTJ VP,I T T? A IT at any Mme to 8et youf paper from your carrier, you will ir w r.f.U fer a faor by at onoe notifying the office by elephor- ... conJames R. Hart. Editor. S M. Rutherford. Business Manager John S. Fitzglbbons. City Editor. UNIQN

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TRAINING FOR A PROFESSION. What do you ever expect to nake out of lliat boy?" asked tbe truant officer severely, "if you never send him -to school?" "I thought some," replied the placid 'father,'. of making hira a professional juror." The above is intended only as a bit of humor and is soon out of mind But look at it more seriously and I beneath the humor is a hint, at least, at a condition which really exists in this country. The above answer t( the truant officer indicates the idea t ome people have of what the qualifications of a juror should be. The applicant for a license to sell liquor must have a good character; the se-ool teacher must have a good character and is supposed to have some education; the juror is not required to have eithe. character or "education, but he must be a peer of the person on trial. " Does this, parents' answer, real r imaginary, express the actual conditions existing now in our boasted civilization? Is this humor only a setting for the real truth"?

Shan Hai Kwan, May 10. It is reported that the first Japanese army orps overtook Russians twenty miles south of Liao Yang yesterday and a . severe engagement y ensued. The Russians-continue! their retreat north. Nineteen women, the last civilians to leave New Chwang, reached here tonight and report that New Chwang is evacuated.

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H4EERSWN FAIR Arrangements are Being Made A Sure Success.

The Hagerstown Fair Association, which has determined to proceed with the arrangements for the summer's fair announces that there is every indication of success in the venture. Quite a large force of men has been put at work on the grounds and a number of improvements will be made before July 26, when the fair opens. The association has the promise of a large number of exhibits of live stock, poultry and other things. The races will be given especial attention, and the purges will be quite liberal, and there is every assurance of a successful fair. As usual a larire number of Rich

mond people will attend during the week of July 2G.lTagerstown,since the local fair has "fizzled out," draws all the Richmond population which attend such things. It seems as though the people will not attend a fair when it is given at the Driving Park, but they eagerly flock to Hagerstown for the same purpose.

his neice, Miss Bertha Murray, Saturday. Reginald Paul visited friends at Hagerstown, yesterday.

DALHY SAFE

Dispatches Says the Japanese Did Not Capture it.

(By Associated Press.) St. Petersburg, May 10. A semi official dispatch from Mukden today denies the report that the Japanese have captured Port Dalny. Of Pittsburg Passed Through En Route to St. Louis. r Some fifty members of the Christian Endeavor Union of Pittsburg, Pa., passed through this city this

morning en route to the World s Fair, where they will remain throughout the week, participating in some of the exercises. The party traveled in a special car and included some of the most prominent Christian Endeavor workers in Pittsburg and Pennsylvania.

CAMBRIDGE CITY

HAHYEY PERKINS

Born in Boston, Indiana, Dead at ' South Bend.

By Fire in Tennessee Hotel Burned But Only Two Guests Hurt.

Knoxville, Tenn., May 10. The business portion of Lafollette, Tenn., burned today. Thirty five buildings

were destroyed. Loss $200,000; insurance $60,000. The Cumberland

Inn was destroyed. All the guests es caped unhurt except Dr. W. F. Ad:

anus, who jumped from a third floor

window and broke his leg and Fred

Hall who was badly burned.

TAFT IS ILL

Was Unable to Leave His Hotel.

(By Associated Press.)

Washington, May 10. Secretary Taft was detained at his hotel today by illness. He has throat trouble and

a si i?h t f e ver. '

HARTLEY DEAD.

(By Associated Press.) Detroit, May 10. George Hartley, who was shot by a guard while attempting to escape from the hospital, died today.

B-ttlemakers Satisfied. Pittsburg, May 10. Conferences will be held in Pittsburg all week, beginning today, between representatives of the bottle and flint glass man-

. j i ufacturers and two national organiza

tions of workers. The bottle conference opened today and will be the usual preliminary meetings on the wage scale for the next fire. It is understood that the workers have decided to make no demand for an Increase.

Mr. Huddleston Will be at His Art

a ery or n y . South Bend, Ind., May. 0. Harvey W. Perkins, for twenty-one years (Charles Starr.) connected with the South Bend TribDr. II. B. Boyd made a business lme is deadj aged 67- He was born trip to New Castle Saturday. ! in p,oston. Ind., and served in the civMrs. John Kenler and daughter, it war He eaves a widow and one Mabel, were shopping in Richmond, son George II. Perkins, of St. Paul, Saturday. Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wilson spent j

Sunday with friends and relatives at !

New Castle. Mrs. Walter Boden, after a few days' visit with friends in Conners-

ville, returned home, Saturday even-

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oC. M. Huddleston will arrive from Spieeland, Saturday. May 20, and will work in his art gallery for ten days. Everybody is invited to call. Christian Wessel and family will leave in a few days for a visit with friends and relatives in Shelbyville. NHen Doney, Carl Wagar, Carlisle and Harry DiiTeirlorfer left Saturday morning with well filed lunch baskets for 1 Tenby's woods, where they spent a most enjoyable daj Frank Highley of Richomnd was here Saturday. E. E. Beeson left for Indianapolis today. Mr. F. C. Mosbansh was at Richmond Saturday. Mrs. Ophelia Shultz is the guest of friends at Muncie. Miss Esther Berry visited friends in Indianapolis over Sunday. Mr. Hubble, of Cincinnati, is the guest of liis son, Dr. Hubble and family. Mr. Benson and family and Mr. Miller, spout Sunday with friends in Connorsville. Miss Myrtle Van Meter was homo from Indianapolis over Sunday. Miss Rose Gpeisinger and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wright and son, Robert, were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I Carey at Mnncie, Sunday. V- Charles. Murray was . the guest 1 of

An Indiana Airship. Upland, Ind., Jlay 10. Jack Ferguson and William Alagree of this place have completed an airship which has been tested and found to be practicable. The two men have been working on the machine for more than a year, but have kept it inclosed in a building erected for that purpose.

Ne Indictment Returned. Brownstown, Ind., May 10. The grand jury called to investigate the shooting of Ben Betterly by George Patrick, adjourned without returning an indictment against Patrick, the evidence showing that the shooting was in self-defense.

Haven't Been Seen Since. Greenfield, Ind., s May 10. "Simp" Richey was arrested by Officer Benjamin Michaels and while on their way to jail Richey knocked the officer down, gave him a severe beating and escaped. He has not been seen since.

Horse3 Caught in Flames. Newport, Ind., May 10. Albert Miller of Summit Grove lost $3,000 by the burning of his barn and contents Five horses and two colts were cremated, and 2,500 bushels of corn were burned. .. - .

Catarrh Cannot be Cured, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it j'ou must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall V Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the raucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. S end for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, price 75 cents. Hall's family Pills are the best. All Day Visit in Cincinnati

. . . $1.00 Special JEoccursion Sunday, May 15 Visit the Zoological Garden. Opening Day at Chester Park. BASE B4LLCincinnati vs. New York. Special train ?eaves Richmond 8:10 a.m., returning, leave Cincinnati at 7 p.m.

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The Crackle You Hear Is the Sign They are Fresh

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