Richmond Palladium (Daily), 11 January 1906 — Page 8

fktm EIGHT. THE MORNING PALLADIUM THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 190$. A MEETING WILL BE HELD TODAY ;ave Lafayette just such a drubbing as the Sycamores gave to Anderson last night the score being 7 to 2. Superior team work won the victory. Cunningham fed Lewis with many passes and Lewis took care of them in fine style. Indianapolis 6; Kofcomo 3. (Palladium Special Dispatch.) ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

o o o o o o o o o o o FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING LOCATION OF NEW WOMEN'S JAIL. Kokorno, Ind., January 10. In a fast game of jk.!o in which the Wild Cats were clearly outclassed Kokorno Inst to ibo Indians tonight by a score of (5 to 'A. Harper was all legs and got in the way of every thing coming toward the cage, in fact the defense of the Indians was impregnable. " -

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RESULT OF CONFERENCE

Will Be Submitted to County Commissioners For Action at Their Next Session.

This morning at a meeting of a sub-committee of the Board of Charities and the Board of Managers of the Home of the Friendless, a plan will be drawn up which will be prexented to the County Commissioners in regard to the location of the Women's jail. The meeting will be held in Knollenberg's store at 8:30. The crying need of Richmond for a separate place for the female prisoners of the county has caused the County Commissioners to have plans drawn up for a women's jail, but as yet the question of location has not been decided. There is a moral question involved which is calling the attention of the Board of Charities and this organization is now working

in conjunction with the County Commissioners, in an attempt to secure the most suitable place. The Charity Board, composed of B. F. Wissler, Miss Eleanor Robinson and Mrs. Beeson, contends that women prisoners should not be placed in the same iail with the men under the care of the sheriff unless arrangements are made to secure a matron. For this reason a consultation is to be held with the Home of the Friendless Board for the purpose of having the jail apartments in the Home instead of at the County Jail. The result of the meeting will be submitted to the County Commissioners atMheir next session and at the time, it is thought that a location will be definitely decided upon. An appropriation will be asked ot that time and work commenced at once.

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BUSINESS COLLEGE WINS

Defeats Kibheys In One Sided Game Of Basket Eall Managers' Meeting.

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Easket Ball Standing. W. L. 7. A. P !1 1 High School S 3 , Kibheys 4 0

!. 1, ( ! S 111 The Kibheys played in hard luck last evening and as a result the Business College boys Avon the only Baslet ball game played in the City League by a score of H to 2. Tlie lust half ended with the score 7 to 2 in the College boys favor and in the second half they succeeded in keeping their opponents from scoring. The game was one of the roughest played in the league this season. A meeting of the managers of the City League Basket Ball teams was held in the office of Prof. Heironimus at the Garfield Building last evening. The T. M. R. team withdrew from the league and all the games played by this team are not to be counted in the percentage. It was decided to have each team play one game a week and the playing night to be Wednesday so as to allow the players to attend the Monday Evening Skating Club.

don't.' I said where are you goinig, and she said 'That is my affair.' I said do you still go with that boy and she said that you were her baby and I said do you love him, and she said 'I have no time to talk to you.' She started then for her work. I let on I was going another way. I was, but I followed her up and she didn't know it. I was bound to have her. I said come go with me, you are my wife, and she said 'I will not, I will call the police.'- I said you had better not. I will shoot your head off. She said 'Spare me, oh, spare me.' And she said 'we will marry.' 1 said that is what love will do. I will

take good care of her but yon had better watch out. I will not rest until I get you now. I tell you now to leave; The Dilkes and Evanes had better keep out of this or I will make them skip to. Nora went to Indianapolis. She is under good protection. I will let her write to her folks but she cant write to you. If she will not marry me I will not let her come to Richmond for a year. She said that she had money hid at the Evanes and all her clothes were there. I said let money and everything go and marry me. She said she loved the Evanes and that she dont want to leave them. I warned both of you but you wouldent listen, Oraa Cotton." There was no signature of any kind attached' to this letter. The handwriting was extremely poor and almost illegible and was written by the same person who wrote the "notice" pinned on the kitchen door of the Evans home some time back. One of the things that bailies the po

lice is the ignorance of the person who writes the letters of Mrs. Cotton's marriage to Oma Cotton, which the latter confesses secretly took place last November. This is one fact that would lead the police to believe tbnt Mrs. Cotton is not. the author of 1he letters, still the opinion is held by a 'fVw that she purposely

(525 gave this impression to prevent sus3f53 I picion from being rsttneher to her.

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CUNNINGHAM FED LEWIS Indianapolis Clearly Outclassed Kokorno Which is Now Headed Toward the Bottom. CENTRAL LEAGUE -STANDING.

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Tuesday niu'bl a telephone message was received by Oma Cot ten re:n!-st- j ing him to he at the corner f Xnviii fix

Tenth streets six o 'clock Wednesday morning if !e cared to learn the whereabouts Mrs. Cotlen. The message was supposed to have been sent by Mrs. Cotton's brother. The matter was immediately reported to the police and as early as half past five Officers Staubaugh and Ilebble were sent to the designated meeting place but the sender of the message failed to put in an appearance.

WAS A BANNER YEAR

J. O. Barber Receives a Bulletin In Regard to Insurance for 1905.

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Marion 7; Lafayette 2. .(Palladium Special Dispatch.) Marion, Ind., Jammryt10. Marion played like a whirl wiiuU tonight. and f i ' A. ' ' $ v '

Wc quote the following from the Weekly Bulletin under date of Jan. 2, 90(), just received by J. O. aBrber, Oeneral Agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which will doubtless be of interest to the large list of policyholders in this city and vicinity: "100.") went out in a blaze of glory so far as the work of this company was conrerned. The written work f of r December was ir.ore than $11.-

p0J 200.0W. and the written work for ithe year will exceed 10,j.000,000. fl..-i This is, with one exception the larg-r-i jest necember in the history of the

500 i Coinpaiiy, exceeding in amount even j () jio'the work of 'last December and the f i-i ! iwovk for the year is nearly $18,000.- I A ."Til j j o-- ! larger than that of any preceding !

year in tne company's history. J-.v- j e''y dep:-rtmcr.t tf the company's ) work is ei--nally prosperons and when i r

Prints Ginghams Percales Fleeced Goods Sliirtings Sluslins TicliiiiRS Sliccts Pillow Cases Iiallicrs Pillows Cu&liions Cotton Tabic L,!ueii Xapklns Craslies Towels Fancy Linens Table Covers Hosiery Underwear Corsets Flan. Gowns Men's Shirts Boys' Waists Handkerchiefs Men's Neckwear Gloves Neckwear Combs Belts ILeatlier Goods Jewelry Hi utile s Ilibbons Laces Etc, Etc.

" Fully familiar as is everyone, old and young, with the Boston Store's safe, reliable methods and conservative advertisements, we believe a lon, tiresome list of comparative prices could contain, nothing of special inter eit or add ..anything to the effect of this 'announcement. All who are acquainted with us know that this is not 'a1 "special ' sale" stora in any sense ; that we buy no "job Jots' "off styles,,r or. old stuck of any kind for special sale purposes. Thatwnir reduction sales, which occur but twice a year, are genuine and strictly legitimate. They always include our regular stock of high grade merchandise without any dodging make believes or reservations whatever.

Therefore it is sufficient to say, that, like all our previous everything reduced sales, during these fifteen days everything in the store will be reduced'

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In our Cloak and Ready-to-Wear Department the Reductions will be even greater. Some of the prices will be simply ridiculous. Respectfully,

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Cloaks Suits Skirts Furs Waists Wrappers Children's Dresses Ujbrc!!.is . Men's House Coats Baby Cab Robes Aprons Knit Goods Petticoats Infants' Wear Childs' Caps .Blankets Comforts Bed Spreads White Goods Embroideries Flannettes Dress Goods Silks Waistings Trimmings Rugs Mattings ' - Iiuoleums Lace Curtains Tap. Curtains Couch Covers U rap eri es Hull Cases Etc., Etc.

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