Richmond Palladium (Daily), 14 July 1904 — Page 2
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V'; RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, THURSDAY, JULY 14. 1904.
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Fred W. Schroder Wholesale and Retail
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1129 Main St.
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LOCAL SHIPPERS
that (here was something dragging under one of the cars. This was supposed to have been a break rigging, which, dropping on the rails, caused the second wreck.
ON ACCOUNT OF C. C. & L. SALE WILL NOT BE GREAT.
THE COMPETITION SMALL
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Pennsylvania Officials Do Not Tear Results Interchanging of Freight Now?
The advantages that the combination of the C. C. & L. road with the C. H. & D. system will afford to Richmond shippers is the subject of discussion in local railroad circles today. The C. C. & L. is going to make a
A fine train service, fast time, excellent -lning cars, etc., from St. Louis, Louisville, Indianapolis, ChicagoC. L. LOCK WOOD, GEN. PASSENGER A- TICKET AGT Grand Rapids, Mich.
"Hello, Bill"
Are you going to the Elk Convention at Cincinnati?
Get a shave and a hair cut and be all ready to join us Tickets sold via
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July 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 Good returning July 23 V v - - '$2.15 ROUND TRIP! ----- 4 Special train leaves C. C. & Te
station Wernesday, (I a. m., July 20. A band of 20 pieces will accompany the Elks and take part in the grand parade. This will be the big day
plenty doing
bid for a much larger proportion of freight than it has formerly been given, and this will probably cause competition and a consequent reduction of the now rather high freight rates. The C. C. & L. will now be able by means of the other roads in the system, to forward freight from Richmond more rapidly and safely than before, as at but one connection will
it have to be changed and that in
C incinnati, in the same freight depot
A new field will be opened up to Richmond shippers in a direct way
also, the C. II. & DP. and branches
enabling freight to be shipped directly
and without bothersome connec
tions, to points that formerly were
hardly accessible to local shipping
firms, and to get to which involved
going bv a roundabout way, with
many exchanges and much handling.
and the probability of having a great
portion of the freight lost along the
way.
The Pennsylvania officials do not
think that the new system will lower
I the amount of freight taken out of
j here by the Panhandle road, as the
points will not be available on the system's road for some time, and fur
thermore, the Pennsylvania has by far the most switches and best accommodations for freight. The C. C. & L. has no switch in the northern or eastern part of the city, while the Pennsylvania draws all the freight from the long row of factories extending from first to sixteenth street, save that which is hauled by dray to (the ( C. & L.. It was feared by some that the 0. C. & L. would drawfreight from the factories that now are exclusively Panhandle ones because of the new field that the combination opens up, but this is not probable. The interchanging of freight from the Panhandle to the C C. & L. is railed for by many shippers who desire to send freight to direct 0. C
& L. points. This has been requested many times, but it hardly seems probable now that the C. C. & L. becomes a part of a large system, parts of which are in direct competition with the Pennsylvania lines.
TRACK BALLASTING. The Dayton & Western Traction company has been making fine progress with the ballasting of their
track on the west end, which has been in progress for several wqeks. The work is being done with grawl
taken from the bed of the dry creek
near Sycamore Valley school house,
into which a switch has been run mak
ing the loading of cars very conven
ient and expeditious. Work was com
menced at the Driving Park and has now reaced a point this side of the State line. All that' part of the track has been leveled up and is now in
fine condition.
ILIMS
WORK
What a Special Report of Bureau Shows.
Census
JAPAN AND RUSSIA Ts the topic of a lecture to be delivered at the Christian church of Boston, Indiana, July the 10th, by Murikami Shoji Kun, of Tokyo, Japan. A small admission fee of 15 cents will be charged. lie will appear in native costume, sing Japanese songs and recite Japanese and Chinese poetry.
Washington, July 14. A special report of the census bureau on occupation shows that in the continental United States the total number of persons engaged in gainful occupations in 1M( was 20,073,233, which was one half of the population ten years of age and over. The total number comprised 22,4S!),4'J."i men, 4,833,030 women and 1,750,178 children, of whom, 1,204,411 were boys and 4u5,7(i7 gills. Those of foreign birth aggregate 5,5Sl,3'J0, or one-lifth of the total number of the gain workers, and the statistics show that the immigration of twenty years has not increased the proportion of the foreign born in the working population of the country. Those of foreign parentage aggregate
11,100,301, or over 38
per cent., al-
GIRL FOR A ROO
Brothers Decide on Solution of Courtship for One Woman's Affections. Winsted, Conn., July 14. Exchanged his best girl for a coon dog. That is just what Arthur Feller, twentysix years old, sou of Charles Feller, a well known citizen of New Boston, Mass., did last week. And young Fuller says he would "give more for that dog than any woman that ever lived." " This is the way it happened, the villagers say: "Wellington and his brother Arthur, who is twenty-four years old, loved the same girl. Miss Iva White, daughter of Walter White of Xew Boston, and the same dog,
of coon breed, owned by
most equally divided between immi-
(grants and children of immigrants
Manufacturing, trade and transporta
tion ami t lie protessions snow an in
creasing1 number of workers of each
sex, while the agricultural class rep resents a diminishing proportion.
"Sport.
Wellington. The race for Miss White got warm
between the two brothers, and Well
ington, thinking that his brother would win at the finish, is said to have offered his prize coon dog to Ar
thur if he would withdraw from the
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race. Arthur accepted ins orotner s
proposition.
Wellington Fuller and Miss White
were married recently.
There will be from start to finish.
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What to do Until the Doctor Arrives. If it is a case of colic or cholera
morbus give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and you will have no need of a doctor.
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W. H. Sudhoff, Fifth and Main Sts
ELKS' EXCURSION To Cincinnati Over C, C. & L. for Families and Friends of Order. " The Elks' excursion to Cincinnati will be on the 20th of July and will leave at 0 o'clock in the morning. Every effort is being put forth to make this the excursion of the season. It is not intended for Elks alone, but also for their families and friends, and it is understood that a large number of persons are going to take advantage of this opportunity to visit the Queen City. City passenger agent Blair of the C, C. & L. is making a personal affair out of the excursion and will see to it that ample accommodations are provided. Don't forget the date or the hour.
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The Greatest of All July Clearance Sales! A diiect appeal to those desiring to save moneys All odd lots an1 broken lines of our own high grade merchandise at reductions of 20, 15 and 10 per cent. Early cotrers always secure the best selections. About 500 Men's Suits In this sale 20 Per Cent. Reduction on all small lines left ovt r from our best seiling l $16, $18 and $20 Suits 15 Per Cent. Reduction on all our $12 and 15 Suits 10 Ter Cent. Reduction on all our Suits xo and under 20 Per Cent. Reduction on all boys' and children's suits in the house.
FOONDI FEBYT1E
Deserted Husband Played One Liked in the Streets.
She
COURT
DECISION
Dayton Company the Victors-
cision of Interest Here.
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MONEY TO LOAN. -c and 6 per cent. Interest
FIRE INSURANCE, In the leading companies. Managers for the EQUITABLE LIFE Assurance Society of New York. THE 0. B. FULGHAM AGENCY O. B. Fulgham. II. Milton Elrode Room 3, Vauglian Blclg. $du.00 California and Eeturn Personally Conducted. Special trains from Chicago to San
Francisco without change, via the Chicago, Union Pacific and Northwestern line leave Chicago August 18 and August 25. Itinerary includes stopovers at Denver, Colorado Springs and Salt Lake Cit. Low rates, choice of routes returning. Tickets on sale daily August loth to September 10th. Two fast trains daily over the only double track railway between Chicago and the Missouri river, via the most direct route nerors the American continent. The Overland Limited, solid through train every day in the year. Less than three days enroute. Low ratei. from all points. Writs for itineraries of special trains and full information, to A. II. Waggencr, 22 Fifth
avenue, Chicago, Ills.
REMARKABLE
Train Lost Tour Cars, But Coupled Up Again and Went On.
(Petersburg (Penn) Cor. Philadelphia Record. ) One of the seemingly impossible railroad accidents, which has been the theme for the story of many a hoary-headed knight of the throttle, while wiling away the leisure hours
in the oil house or round house bunkrooms to the wonder of the green hand, but which every old timer has declared an impossibility, actually occurred here this morning when a long coal train was speeding down the long piece of 'st raight track and heavy grade known as the Barree straigh line. An axle broke on a coal car about the middle of the train wrecking the car, which left the rails and tumbled over the embankment. Three more cars followed in its wake, after which the gap was closed, the automatic
coupler acting their part promptly, and the train went on its way. the crew knoAving nothing of the accident until half an hour later, when the
train was again wrecked, tliree cars
being smashed. A fcrack walker who
was standing nesida ino tuaek near where the first accident occurred says
the train was coupled and seemingly
all cht when nassinsr him except
A decision has just been rendered by the United States Court respecting a patent infringement of more
than ordinary importance to every merchants who uses scales in his business. The Computing Scale Company of avion, O., are the plaintiffs in this important case, and the case has been bitterl y defended through a period of several years, as the defendants recognized the case to be a vital one.
I tie Davton company is to be con
gratulated on the favorable result of
this litigation, as this compnay is the
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pioneer in me computing scale ouiness, and has been the means of revolutionizing the methods of selling goods by weight by all grocers, meat and lish markets and others who sell goods at retail. The far-reaching importance of this ease is that thousands of dealersall over the country using automatic scales will, under this decision. lw subject to liability for damages to the Dayton company.
West New York, July 13. Anthony Sperner, a professional guitar player, who lives in East Sixteenth street, New York city, went through Adams street, this place, playing an air from the opera ''Romeo and Juliet" on his guitar, in the hope that the music would reach his wife, who eloped some time ago from New York The opera had always been a favorite with his wife. While playing Sper
ner kept his eye on each house as he passed and soon he saw the face of
his wife appear at a window in one of the houses. The face only remained for a moment and then was withdrawn. Sperner immediately went to the office of Reorder Murphy, who issued a warrant for the arrest of the woman and the man with whom she disappeared. A policeman returned to the house with Sperner to serve the
J warrants, but the couple had
peared over the back fence.
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All summer ?cods irc'uded in this sale. Bargains for everybody.
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OFFICE HOURS : 9:00 to 12:00 2:00 to 4:00 7:00 to 8:00 Sunday 9:00 to 12:00
Through Passenger Service to North- I season tourist tickets at special fares
ano- -to-day round-trip tickets mav be Michigan Resorts. Lf, m r w tm
Thrmh pnW!.rvi to North Pennsylvania lines, Kicnmona,
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.LUlCIUgau icsui is uci x cuuai i uum lines will be established via Richmond and the G., R. & I. "The Fishing Line" June 26 for the summer of 1904. "The Northland Limited," a solid train of Pullman sleeping cars and coaches through to the Mackinac region, leaving Richmond about 9:15
p. m. daily. Also has sleeping car sleeping cars between St. Louis and through Traverse City to Northport New York and Pittsburg and Chiover the new line. Breakfast served cago. The Pennsylvania people claim '
The Pennsylvania lines west have just doubled their sleeping car and dining car service with the installation of the schedule which took effect yesterday. Thirty-five new
in the dining ear.
;The Michigan
that no road in the country can boast
Express," with sleeping cars through a better sleeping car and coach equipto Mackinaw City, and parlor car to ment than the Pennsylvania lines Grand Rapids, leaves Richmond 3:00 west. p. m., week days. Information about
CHURCH REUNION. The second annual reunion of the New Madison Circuit of .the United Brethren church will be held at New Madison on Sunday, July 17th. i
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Bills DistributedWORK CF.UMSTEED. BATES UMSuXABLE
HORSE THIEF
At Kokomo Stole a Rig Trom a
tor.
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Kokomo, Ind.,July 14. A horse and
buggy belonging to Dr. W. A. Hatfield
were stolen Tuesday night from in front of a house in the north part of
Kokomo, where the physician was making a professional call. The police believe Perry and Henry Tyler, the horse thieves who broke jail here Sunday night, took the turnout. The officers have been informed that the Tylers were in Kokomo all day Tuesday.
Mrs.
Dominick Kaffertv and daugh
ter. Miss Celia, of Syracuse, New York, are visiting in the city. The Rafferty family lived here twenty years a 70.
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