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RICHMOND DAILY RAXIIX372SDAT:ZXOEinrOt NOVEMB ER-JO; 1904.

4 THE PLL M D I UM :me'm cbi: ahsociati? .pkesh. r

PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY, AT 922 MAIM STREET.

TKI-KrilOXES: CENTRAL UNION , ' , -HOME -

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INIKKED AT KICHJIOSD POSTOfTOK A8 U CLASH MATTE K tJIv rtfiivrf1 bv currier to any part of the city for even cent wlc.

SL'BCUIITION ItATKSs , DAILT Octslde city. U month., in advance Ostfclcle city, one month, in nce. . Octlde city, one year, Ui advance

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By mall one year, ?1.00 in advance. JOHN S. FITZCIBBONS. - Editor A. O. HOLLY, - Business ManageH.S.CARTER, - Reportorlr RAMSEY POUNDSTONE a I Staff

CENTRAL LEAGUE I Rheumatisms

POLO GAMES

opponent," and that .. opponent the (resident f the United States, with 'falsehood anil blackmail. Parker descended into tin -tsjols nf polit icr.T corruption and tried to besmiieh the" 'splendid record cf President Koosevelt., The voters of this 'oiiniiy to! issue with the Democratic candidate ami by their votes proved conclusively that they did not believe a word Alton . Parker said.'' Theodore Koosevelt, God Will-

in-, will be the next president of the j Q'ERTIME GAt E I

i mteii riaies, ami ii I lie coming; four' years will be as prosperous as the four just closing the people will have -ause for repoieiug.

FT. YAYNE DEFEATS SOSOMO 5 TO 4

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their' deeds ve sliall know

Wayne county is now the fourth Republican county in the State. The vote was cue of the largest ever cast nt'any election. Tom Tnggart's smile may win at French Lick, but as a chairman of the National Democratic Committee it was a failure. Alton 1. Parker was found guilty of sending two telegrams- one to . tl?e St. Louis convention and one to President IJoosevolt. The Democrats and Republicans made a g' d move in electing Knox us governor of Missouri, lie is the one man in Missouri who brought t.he Democratic bribers 'to justice. Democratic spellbinders during the campaign told t-'C xo'.ers how the people of (1 r;('o v treat President Poos;vel! ;;. tiu? polls. They have doii'.1 so i a :y,os; r.:nplimentar w.'i v Colrrr.do went I'eoublican.

The county .eeniiui committee is to bo congratulated on the successful terminus of the campaign. The committee, especiallv the chairman, Mr. A. M. (Jardner, and the secretary. Mr, W. ('. Converse, rendered splendid service to the party. Henry C. Starr.'of this city, as the executive head of the State committee, is to be commended for the splendid service he rendered his party during the campaign. If there ever was a jnan who thoroughly understood polities that man is Mr. Starr. His campaigns are conducted on a high plane and they are most

always successful. THE LANDSLIDE. The -people of the United States have spoken and by their votes have elected Theodore Roosevelt as president and Charles W. Fairbanks as vice president. And they have spoken in a way that leaves no doubt in the minds of the populace as to the popularity of the men and the stability of the party of which they were the standard bearers. With one exception, the Republican ticket was given the largest electoral vote in the history of the party,: In 1900, the year of the Republican jidal wave, when hundreds of gold Democrats voted with the Republicans, it was called a tidal wave, hut the vote ofUTuesday . was so much greater that it was a complete landslide. In most of the States Roosevelt's lead is greater than was McKinley's in that famous year. Republican leaders fully '.expected a

GOOD MUSIC

Rendered by Members of the Young Men's Republican Club. The' members of the glee club of the Voting Men's Republican Club serenaded the Palladium last evening. The members 'of the club are all gi.'od singers and the music they rendered last evening was greatly tpnieciated hv us. The bovs were

!ilicatiou. The club, under the 1m1- j

Lafayette and Logmsparfc Play Fi3i Game Losansport Still Fc:ts Percentage Li3t.

. - - ' P. W. L. Pet. Ft. Wayne ..4 4 1000 Danville ", 4 T Lafayette ...7 : 4 .42.S Kokomo (5 L 4 .::' Terre Haute J '2 ' 4 Loiransport ...' 1" TV J(i(5

Have you got it ? There's a Remedy! ATH-LO- PHO-ROS Will you get it? Neuralgia! There's Pain in that. AT H r LO - PHO-ROS Will cure it. There's Truth in that ! Lumbago! . How it keeps you awake! ATH-LO-PHO-ROS How it relieves the ache! Athlophords Co., New Haven. Conn. If your druggist doesn't sell it. let us know.

rshi; of .lack Taygart, did excell'cnl work in the campaign jusj pasi ami :!ie members of the Republican pary are grateful to them 'for it. An lToit will be made -to hold the orniiii.ation of th.e ciub.

JAPANESE

SHELLS ARE FALLING- FACT AT PORT ARTHUR

!. Wayne . . Jason . Levdon C -mi a van Mctirnth

DOGS FEAST ON THE DEAD

Chinese New Town DemolishedAll Dogs Are Ordered ShotReinforcing Carrison.3.

Che Poo. November i). -The Japanese continue to bc-mbard 1'oit Arthtir, and the shells' are falling so incessantly that the Russians have u .!; ieully abandoned the repair of the works protecting the harbor.

t m.en volunteers ami tne police

now reinforcing the garrisons of j

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the forts, according to the st cries j of Chinese arriving here, sixty of j , whom left Port Arthur on November! t i owing to the high price of food, j

S manv men were killed on, both

It Rconired Overtime. (Special to the Palladium.) Kokou o. Ind.. Noveui'ter 'I, In an1 vertime game here th.is evening Ft. .Vane detVated Kokomo ." t 4. The l ! -on o hoys put up a better game h.i-i tl:ey have any o.lrr time this e.:son. ':aith wo.i the- majority of !:e riisle:. bv.! Sutton proved to be t'o much of an obstacle for lliem to overcome. The live;-):

"o'. v. o y. v. i h rush. . . . Luxon ruh ''itzgc raid .... center . . laves half i.va-l; .

uMck gal Sutton Score Kokomo 4, Ft. Wayne o. K'ushes Smitli 7 Jason 4. Fouls--None. S!o- s -Sutton 40, Cusick 40. Referee Moran. A!tendaiM-( l.L'oO.

j jrirst Penod. j I.ey.'o:: .:.)4. J Smith -o:41. j Scoond Period. I nr :i -t':U7.

j Smith "):U. j Third Period, j I ey.lon ! Leydon 1 :0l. i I . H.voii- 1 :(1 . j Lev, on ;j.-. I Overtime. Leydon -2 ::$1. j A Remarkably Clean Game. i

(Special to the Palladium.) Lafayetle. Ind.. November. !). Layette defeated J.ogansporl h.ere to-

dght 1 ' in (). The game was remarkable on account of. being so

ddes iluring the last assault that many bodies lay unburied for days, and in some instances dogs, who had been driven from the town, satisfied their hunger by eating the dead. In a. .few cases where this was seen by horror-stricken Russians, sharpshooters killed the dogs. Some months ago the Russia authorities ordered that all dogs seen in the streets should be shot, with (he result that half famished creatures have been ' roaming the hills, becoming savage. The Chinese say that the forts on Colden hill have done practically no tiring for months past, and it is believed their ammunition has run short. The demolition of the Chinese new town is almost completed, a thousand houses having been de

stroyed for the valuable firewood

they contained. The town is constantly catching fire and the majority of the warehouses and stores belonging, to foreigners have been burned to the ground. Tokio, November 0. It is reported that the Japanese have completely silenced the forts' on' Rihlnng and Susung mountains, and that their main strength is now attacking Etze mountain.

MOTHER AND CHILD Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil made almost nc

palatable as milk. It is easy and soothing to the weak stomach; it checks the tendencies of children toward thinness. Scott's Emulsion gives strength to weak mothers because it creates healthy flesh and new blood. Nursing mothers will find a speciai value in Scott's

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i now of rich, nourishing milk for the baby. More and better than a medicineScott's Emulsion is a lood. Scott's Emulsion is not a mere extract, containing imaginary "active principles'" which do not exist, but is full of actual .nourishment which sustains vital force and builds up the body tissues more rapidly than any other known remedy. W!l send you a sample free imnh request. ! SCOTT & DOWNE, 409 Pearl Street. New Vorlt. Women as Well as Men Are Made .Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

J Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, I discouragesandlcssensauibitioii; beaut-.

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ness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or diseased. Kidnev trouble lias

become so prevalent ' that it is not uncom-'

born afflicted with weak kidnevs. If the

child urinates toooften, if the urine scalds the lesh,or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose.

Women as well as men are made miser

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clean and so fast. Neither side was ;lbh to score in tlu lii-wt 1 w iwhmh1c

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hut in the last period mutt worked j aml both need the same great remedy, the ball down the floor and it man- j The mild and the immediate effect of aged to get past lerrv's feet Re- I Svamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold

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referee. The lineup: Lafayette pos. Warner rush Havitt rush MeKav center

l. gansport . . Spencer . . Tincoln . . Whiting .. Griffith . . . Berrv

falling off on account of the drift of the old sound money Democrats back to the Democratic party. But such was not the case, at least the vote does not show it. The campaign will go down in history as a memorable one. The Republican party's candidate was maligned. Judge Parker was the first presidential candidate who ever charged tui

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Devlin half, back ... Tibbitts goal

Score Lafayette 1, Transport 0. Rushes Warner 2, Lincoln 2. Stops Tibbitts 34. Jerry 35. lleferee Lewery. Attendance 97."). First Period. No goal. Second Period. No goal. Third Period. fJavitt 15:50.

CONGRATULATIONS

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