Richmond Palladium (Daily), 22 February 1906 — Page 4

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THE MOISTING PALLADIUM THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 22, 1906.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 190G.

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. Per Congress, JAMES-E. WATSON, ucint Senator. KOSCOE E. KHIKMAN. r.rL'csentative, ' "! WALTER S. RATLIFF. Joint Representative, RICHARD N. ELLIOTT. Presenting Attorney, WILFRED JESSUP. Clcrl: Wayne Circuit Court, HARRY E. PENNY. Auditor, ' DEMAS S. COE. BENJAMIN B. MYRICK, JR. Sheriff, LINUS P. MEREDITH. . CommiK.n'onor, Western District, THOMAS E. CLARK. Commissioner, Eastern District, , i CORNELIUS E. WILEY. Coroner, ALLAN L. BRAMIvAMPi - - County Assess&r. " ., MOORMAN, W. MARINE.;; County Surveyor, ' r . i , ROBERT A. HQWARD. ; ..; County Councilmen-at-LargV1' ' HENRY E. ROBINSON. JAMES C. FULGHUM. WALTER S. COMMONS. "

more conducive to the general welfare of the nation. So 4 here's hoping" John 1). has managed' to lose himself so completely as never again to be found. ; o A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. The consolidation of the Commercial Club and the Merchant's Association effected last evening, is a step in 'the right direction. The Commercial Club rejuvenated by its increased-membership, from this time forth will be something more than a mere name in the industrial development cf Richmond. The wisdom of this move is apparent. It is probable that th election of o Hi jeers in March will result in the selection of men willinjr and capable of ag2reaSveb" pushing Richmond's right to new industrial enterprises. This regeneration of the Commercial Club comes appropriately in the centennial year of the city. This year will see Richmond advertised far and wide, and it would fee difficult to find a better time for widely demonstrating the advantages the city has to offer to rew manufaeutring concerns. PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

FARMERS OF CLAY TOWNSHIP ARE TO MEET.

Session sWiU Begin Tomorrow, and Continue Till Saturday AfternoonLarge Attendance.

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NEW INVENTION IN USE AT PANHANDLE STATION.

i Ey Writing on It Anyone Can Send

A Message Over the Wires But, One Used. A new invention which promises to revolutionize the sending of telegraph messages, is in use in the Pennsylvania dispatcher's office in

j this city. It is a combination typewriter and telegraph key. and is j !: ar.if;'.-tured by Yetman & Company i-i Xev York Citv. The machine is

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j ty;??v.-riter. There is an arrangement j v.-":: ereby if a certain letter is struck, j ir is sent out in the Morse telegraph-

10 cocie, as it the operator naa usea the key in transmitting it. Anyone can send a message in this manner, and the speed of the machine can be controlled. When a message is to be received, the machine is used as a typewriter, the same as any other machine.

HE WHO RUNS AWAY I ; LIVES TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY. When John D. Rockefeller recently left for parts unknown did he have in mind a revision of the old adage 'he who runs away lives to fight another day'? Probably he feels that in this case discretion is the better part of valor, and that it wilj be wise to quietly disappear until the present outburst of indignation has been allayed, when he can return and practice his former nefarious business methods in peace. Rockefeller's flight is entirely in

accord with the course he has consistently followed throughout life. This man to gain the largest fortune in the world has not only debauched the code of commercial honesty of the nation, but also has illegally bent state and national legislatures, to do his will, and strangled 'competition through the iniquitous system of rebates and drawbacks. He has perjured himself on the witness' stand and has never been brought to' Justice, on account of his control of the courts. It has been : money, 1 more money, most money, and rtothirig but money, no matter how gained, with Rockefeller, practically from the day of his birth. Cut throat and underhand methods were nothing to him as long as the almisrhtly dollars kept rolling into the itching palms of his grasping hands. It is no wonder that a man of his stamp will run away when brought to task by the united public opinion of the nation. It would 'be a blessing if all the re

maining financiers of his particular

brand would also disappear into some foreign region and stay there. Plenty of good men would still be left to

manage the business affairs of the

country, and manage them .in at way

The second annual Farmers' Institute at Greeusfork will be held tomorrow and Saturday. Every indication points to a large attendance of farmers from Clay and adjoining townships and the program . which promises to be of unusual interest follows. Friday Morning. , Music; piano duet Miss v Mabel Squires and Miss Mabel Kepler. Vocal solo Miss Ethel Martindale. Invocation Rev. . O. M. Wilson. . Land fertility E... C. Martindale, Wilkinson, Ind. s , Friday Afternoon. Music. Piano solo Miss Echo Jones. Recitation Miss Flossie Neff. Pianos duet Miss Blanch Kerr and Miss .Flossie Neff. :A..talk with young farmers and their, wives Mrs. Flora M. Meeks. t Land ; drainage E. C. Martindale. Discussion. , Friday Evening. 'i.'Musjc.; Piano duet Misses May aiiNeljie, Lamb, Mrs. Maud Woodruif.'s jVocal" Quartet. ." A talk on. training children Mrs. Flora Meeks, I r . , - jSong; (Riley 's . .. poems) Miss Blanche Kerr. . . , ,. xt' Recitation-r-Mrs. D. C. Moored . ' . , Whistling 'Solo Shannon Neff. , Piano soh Miss "'Echo' Jones. Saturday Morning. Music: Piano solo Flossie Neff;

Vocal solo Maude Woodruff. .

Invocation Prof. C. H. Wood. " Poultry Mrs. Flora M. Meeks, Parker, Ind. Discussion. Music; Piano duet Misses Mable Squires and Mabel Kepler. ' Vocal solo Miss Lenora Fox. Recitation Miss May Lamb. Land owners and tenants E. C. Martindale. How women make money on the farm Mrs. Flora M. Meeks. Discussion.

JACOB A. RIIS, FRIEND OF THE PRESfDEKTT ; , -'I . i J. , - -1 LH.. A novel suggestion lately made by Mr. RUs. to elect Theodore Roosevelt mayor of, New York after the presidential terra Is over, hrltvgs. ajsain to mind Rtis' devotion to Roosevelt, whose life he has already written. Jacob- August! Rils was born in Denmark in 1849. lie was educated ant, married. 'in. his native land, afteir which he came to New York. Ilf started :is a reporter and is the author of a number of notable books, including "How the Other Half Lives."

TERMS TO BEGIN MARCH 1 j MAKE VISIT TO SCHOOLS

BOARD OF WORKS PASSES ON OFFICIALS ARE SATISFIED

FIREMEN'S TERMS.

A Number of Cement Sidewalks Are To Be Put Down Will Buy Testing Machine. At the regular meeting of the Board of Public - Works yesterday busines was transacted as follows.

WITH CONDITIONS.

Blackboards Will be - Purchased at 1 A- 1 i a . V-

Vaile "Blower" System Wanted Everywhere.

THREE THOUSAND

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The school committee of the citv

Resolutions were adopted for the ' council, Dr. M. F. Johnson' of the 1 Cutter, Henry"

improvement of North F street, the J school board, and Superintendent j Cam, "William

north side, from North 20th to 24th, Mott, yesterday inspected the Warby cement sidewalks, and Pearl street ner school on North Seventh street, from West First to West Fifth; also : the Baxter school on West Third

by cement walks. .- - It was the day for hearing property owners interested in the mprove-

ment of the alleys between Main and ;

has been; subscribed by the following firms and individuals. Blickwedel, Adolf ......... .$500.00 Allen, ohii W., 100.06 Bayer, John VV 100.00 Bartel, W.' IL Jr., .. 100.00 Bartel, Adam H. Co., 100.00 Boes, Adam 100.00 Beall, Cash 100.00 Brown, W. F. 50.00 Butler, T. P. 50.00 Bartel, C. A. 50.00

Bramkamp, Dr. Allen T. . Bendfeldt & Sons ....... Bentlage, Chas. A. ...... Bulla, Dr. J. M Brinker, Adam Bradbury, W. H. & Son . . Blickwedel, Frieda ...... Blickwedel, Hilda ....... Bode, J. Henry E. , Behring, Christ ...... . . . Blickwedel,. Fred Bassen, Joseph F. ....... ue;I, -Frank ' . Clendeneh, Wm. S Converse, WmrC. .;

street and the Vaile school on. South Fourteenth street. The Vaile school is in good repair with the exception that new black-

South A and South 18th and 19th boards are badly, needed. The teachstreets, by the construction of ce- ers were assured by. Dr. Johnson that ment roadways therein. The Board this improvement ... would " be made by modified the original resolution . y .; the board within '..the year, striking out all that part having ref-., , The Baxter, chobl is heated by ve erence to the alley running east and furnaces, bvi ltheYii" nd'Wjirjier

... . schools are heated , by , scores. This,; The resolution for -the improve- system.! aQt up to 'te ;?i.'.biower

ment or rne jasc siae pi.tooutu rtev- systenrtxf heating" but the pupils are enth street, from South E to South kept -warm and comfortable. -.The. in? F street by the construction of a ce- spectingi party wiU'ty, inwtatlon vis-

Iment sidewalk thereon, was confirm- it the: r St. John V Xutheran school

, ed. ,. Wednesday after "hex.T

BEVERIDGE DECLINES

HE WILL NOT DELIVER EARL-

HAM ADDRESS.

Had Been Asked To Be the Principal Speaker at Commencement Exercises in June.

The engineer was authorized tor purchase a cement testing machine, i The terms of office of Edward Mil-,

,ler, chief, and Frank Carter, assist-

and chief of the fire department are to begin March 1, by the order of the board.

The Palladium pays a dollar each week for the best piece of news "tipped" off to it.

As usual the Senate is doing nothing. This the only thing the senate really does well.

- Castro seems likely to become a star headliner in the international vaudeville any day now.

v. Senator Beveridge has just declined an invitation to deliver the principal address at the annual commencement of Earlham college on June 13. The senator is receiving many such invitations and is declining them all as the demands of his public duties can not be foreseen so far in advance.

That was a pretty metaphor that Congressman Longworth used, but a careful reading of "Romeo and Juliet' ' will find that Shakespeare used

Theatrical ' managers wll drop Shakespeare However, this is better than the usual proceedurc of murdering him. 1 11

For the senate, the principal issue in the Statehood ilL ia r- the question whether the membership of the club shall be increased by four or by six.

However, if' must be remembered that the senate is doing a great and useful work in promoting the movement for the popular election of senators.

Flahskln Lanterns. , The puffer or swell fish has the power to distend Itself with air into the shape of a globe. Japanese living in the. Hawaiian Islands make of the skin of the big puffer found in Hawaiian waters an odd and grotesque lantern. When the skin of the big puffer has been Crst removed while it is still soft it is stuffed out to its full siza ia globe shape and so left to dry. The skin is not much thicker than paper an;l translucent brown ou the upper part and gray below. The fins are preserved and dried sticking out from the fish, the tail being perked up at an angle. A circular opening ts UUde in the, back, through which the light can be placed and in which U set horizontally a hoop or rim by which the lantern can be suspended! .Such a lantern made of a big.puffer'9 skin may be a foot In diameter crosswise ahd .fifteen inches in length, and what-wftb the head of the fish appearing at ona. end -and ;the 'perked up tail .at hes-other and; the flnaiprojecting' at .the sides this fistrskin lantern makes a very curious "object. New York HeraiL.:v ' . "-" ; .

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The orVi? to stop pouring smoke into the air will surprise the Illinois Central ralway. It has supposed that that was what the air was for.

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Want ads. in th PaRa jon Pay Try on. .

Jones, Sharon E 100.00

.If the Heart Stops Beating. When the heart stops the circulation ceases; the capillaries of the. lungs become gorged with stagnant bloodvwhile the blood in the brain no longer carries away the waste products and brings

the oxygenated fluid to restore the tis

sues. As the blood takes about half a minute to circulate through the whole system, it may be taken that at the end

of thi3 period after the stoppage of the

heart the arteries would be filled by the . Klein,, Geo. L. . . . . last effort of the left ventricle, . while Kennepohl, B. A. . the veins would be pouring their con- Kehlenb rink F. Jr. tents Into the. right auricle. In a few K . . J R seconds more the nervous centers Kehlenbrink, r. would cease to act, and probably by j Kinsey,- Ur. : J. H. . the end of the minute the subject , Kelley, Wmj. H. would be practically dead from suffo- Kirkman, Roscoe E.

cation, although reflex muscular action Koil, Hans

Crawford, John Y. Craighead, M. B Colburn, Dr. C. IV v. Crieman, Margerite . . . A. . . " Elizabeth " Mrs. Chas " Charles. . Coe, Pemasri . -........ .

Cpx't Abraham n .

CqnleyRobertif-.-v'Li. . . . .V.

Dickinson STrust Co DoanjSJ&tute Engteberf, Henry H-!' V . .

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20.00 10.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 50.00 10.00 10.00 100.00 100.00 10.00 . 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 30.00

Fry, James E. Fa r wig, He n ry

Ferling, George H 10.00 Foulke, W. D 100.00 Franks, A. 10.00 Ferris, W. S. ; 30.00 Grant, Dr. G. II 50.00 Greenstreet, J. A. 100.00 Geier, Peter 20.00 Gilmore, Frank 20.00 Grothaus, Ferd 100.00 Genn, Dorcas C. J10-00 Geier, Joseph, Sr 50.00 Hanseman, John 20.00 Hoelscher. Frank 30.00 Hibbard, E. G 100.00 Heath, James 100.00 Howard, I. R. & Co 100.00 Hill, T. H. 100.00 Hoosier Mercantile Co 100.00 Hunt, Clayton B. 10.00 Haas, E. M. 10.00 Huey, A. C 20.00

Hollowell, John Holtzapfel, Henry . Hanee, H. J, . . . ... Humpej? E. J.. .. . Heiger. ,H. C

Hpltkamp, . Fred , Hasecoster, John A. ..... Hasecosterr Harm an .". . . , Hackman, Klehfoth & Co Jordan Chas. W. , Jessup, Wilfred . '.

Johnson, Benj. B

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Lbehr . & Klute .... Lindemann, John H. Libbert, John Fred .

Lmdemuth, A. C.

Lauck, O. A Lontz, J. M. ...... . . Lahrman, Fred C. . . . Lichtenfels, Jacob II. Mather Bros. Co. . . . Miller, William F. .. Miller, Frederick A. . Miller, . Mathew Mot tier. Dr. G. A. . . . Morris, El I wood & Co, Mars-hall, Alonzo . . . Meerhoff, Wm. II. . . .

Markley, Dr. Steplien

Marshall. Rot Bartel

Mvriek. B. B. Jr.

Mosbau-h, Frank C. 100.00 McConaha, Walter 100.00 Meerhoff, H. II.".... 100.00 Miller, Everett A. 10.00 Moelk. Charles 10.00 Moelk, George 10.00 Muhl, Earl E 10.00 McPherson. C. C. 10.00 Xoltue & Kemper 50.00 Nicholson Prtg. & Mfg. Co. . 50.00 Nusbaum, Lee B. . . . f . . 50.00 Needham, E. B 20.00 Neff & Nusbaum 100.00 Overman, L. F. 10.00

C. . Co.

100.00 30.00 10.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 10.00 100.00 100.00 50.00 50.00 20.00 50.00 40.00 20.00 30.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

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Comstock, Paul . 20.00

Owens, B. F. .... Parks, Dr. W. A. . Pogue Miller Co. . Poundstone, W. R Poundstone, J. Y. Pitts, C. C . . . . . . Pitcher, C. A Peterson, John F. Pleasants, Evan E.

Peck, C. T. . .. Price, Frank M

Pinnock, G. V. 10.00 Phillips, Robt. W. 10.00 Retz, Geo. J . 20.00 Rune, John L. ...... ... 20.00 Rife, D. W 10.00 Robe, Walter B 10.00 Richmond Cream Co 30.00

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Runge, John II. & Co.

Richmond Overall Shirt Co Richmond Baking Co. ...... Richmond City Water Wks..'. Reed, Albert .... . Reeve,s, Jesse S. k.

Rupe, Judson S. ,

Ridge, H., J

S. S. Imp. Assn Schwegman, Louis J.- . . Stauber, Albert ....... Stolle, Anton-.;....... Shiveley, Chas. E Schneider, John HVA. . Schwegman, George . . . Starr, Henry C. Schillinger, Dr. Richard Second National Bank . Steins, Henry . .' Steins, Frank A-

Jasper, Joseph . Jenkins, A. L. . . Jewell, Ernest E. Kibbey, Frank . .

Klopp, Rachel . .

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would probably keep up the: appearance iLeeds,-Rudolph G&ar ........ of life for sjms seconls longer. .... r . r T - c - i iamo, Li. Lf. ..............

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Stevenson, Dr. David Wl. . V .' '50.00

Starr, W. F. ........ . Schneider, Kate M. E. Schroeder, Minnie . . . . Shefa-& Starr . , StoHe Anthony Jr. c. Schroeder, Elizabeth ; Shafer, Chas H. Stolle, William ...... Steen, ' Albert B Stein, Edward . .

Steen, Emil Scherer, Nick

Stephens, Chas. A. Schultz & Lanning

Starr" Piano Co 100.00, Spekenhier, J. A. 100.00 Sturm," August F. W. .'i .r.'.! 10.00 Thurston, Dr. J. M. 50.00 Taylor, Hugh P. 10.00 Taube, F. A 20.00 The Peter Johnson Co. ...... 100.00 Thurman, L. B 100.00 Temme, Edward 50.00 Taggart, John F. 20.00 Thornbunr, W. II 10.00 Thomas, Frank C. 10.00 Tomlinson, William 10.00 Thomas, Clara W. 10.00 Von Pien, Mathew 500.00 Von Pein, Fred 200.00 Wacking. Fred 100.00 Wissler, B. F 50.00 Wampler, Dr. J. M. ........ 50.00 Wissinger, Wm. 30.00 Wrede, Louis B. 10.00

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Williams, Perry T. , Willett, Garland R.

iWitte Louise F.

Waking, Wm Wilsorr, Chas. A. .. Wiehmeyer, Fred C.

I Wilson, J4 H. ...

Wilcoxen, Geo;' C. .

Young, W. KL ... ;.7v Zimmerman.; Dr. W. W. Zeven, J. H. ........ . 7, wissler, John Zwissler, Conmd

A total of $15,000.00 is needed to consummate ; this purchase and the Association hopes to have the balance subscribed next week when the ontion expires.. It feels grateful for the assistance given this project by the business men of Richmond. Those wishing to secure stock in this enterprise or wihing additional information please call or; qr address Mathew Von Pein, Secy57th and South J. . Cash Beall. , ... t -Henry Steins, Shoe Store..., r,. p. ' Adanf Brhnker, 700 South' 7th. " '