Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 138, 12 June 1906 — Page 2

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The Richmond Palladium. Tuesday, June 12, 1908.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING Won. Lost. PCt. Chicago ..... 36 16 .692 Pittsburg ........ 31 16 .650 New York 32 18 .040 Philadelphia 28 25 .523 .442 .400 St. Louis 23 Brooklyn 20 Cincinnati .....'... 20 Boston 13 29 30 33 36 .377! .265 RESULTS YESTERDAY. Cincinnati 0; New York 1. Chicago 8; Brooklyn 3. nttsburg 5; Philadelphia 3. (10 Innings.) S. Louis 8; Boston 1. INDIANA'S FOOTBALL DATES Two of the State University Games May Be Played at IndianapolisPurdue Off Schedule. Bloomlngton, Ind., Juno 11. The board of control of Indiana University Athletic Association has met and wrangled over the football schedule for next fall. From present indications Chicago will be played at Chicago and Wabash and Illinois at Indianapolis. A plan to play two games at Indianapolis is meeting with the hearty approval of the students. Owing to tho conference rule only five games can be played, and; it is desired that at least one good game be played at Bloomlngton. Two years ago a contract was made to play the University of Cincinnati at Cincinnati this year, but this may bo canceled to make room for Wisconsin. It has not been decided which team to meet In place of Purdue. WON ONE AND LOST ONE 'West Richmond Baseball Team Played Two Good Games of Ball SundayOne 11 Inning Contest. The fast West Richmond ball team played two games Sunday, one in tho morning and the other in the afternoon, breaking even. In the morning they defeated the Brunstons in a hard fought game. In the afternoon they lost to the Shamrocks in an exciting eleven Inning contest. Scores: Morning Gamo. Brunstons .' 2 0 10 10 0 0 04 4 5 W. Richmond .. . . . .. .0 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 x 6 8 1 Batteries Brown, Kuhlenbeck, Tibbetts; Brown, Marine. Afternoon Game. Shamrocks .. . 0101040120 110 14 7 W. Richmond ,' .. ..0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 9 14 8 Batteries Tull, Minor; Brown, Kuhlenbeck. MARION TO KEEP TEAM Business and Professional Men Raise Liberal Guaranty Weather Bad at Start. Palladium Special. Marlon., Ind., June 11. Marion will retain the baseball franchise and team In the Interstate League, regardless of the fact that a deal was about completed to transfer the team to Bay City, Mich. Because of -tho cold and rainy weather. during the, early part of the season the attendance was not good. The owner, of the franchise. William Dugan,, had $ decided to make the transfer, but' the business and profes 6lonal men ( of Marlon have guaran teedj the sale oMickets to the amount of $1,00 provided the team ia returned to Marion Tuesday according to schedule. Dugan has called the Bay City, dealt off and the. team will finish the season in Marion. ' ' Have; you 'been betrayed by. prom lses of quacks, swallowed pills and bottled medicine without results ex cept a damaged stomach. To those .weTofferHolllster'jjl Rocky Mountain Tea. ' aa cents, f A.G. Lukcn & Co. SI it 914 Main St.

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AMERICAN ASS'N " Club Standing. ' Won. Toledo 29 - Columbus i. 30 Milwaukee 25 Louisville .. 26 Kansas City 26 Minneapolis ....... 25St. Paul 18 Indianapolis IS Lost PCt 20 .592 ' .556 j .543 21 .21 23 24 25 29 31 .&6i 520 500 1 282 ! t RESULTS YESTERDAY. First Game. ' Milwaukee 4 ; ; Toledo L - " Second Game. Milwaukee. 2; Toledo, 3. Kansas City 4: Columbus 1. Louisville 4; .Minneapolis 9. St. Paul 3; Indianapolis 3. INTERSTATE LEAGUE CLUB STANDING. Won. Lost. PCt. Flint 25 - 13 .658 Ft. Wayne 23 17 .575 Marion 20 16 .555 Anderson 17 20 .459 Lima IS 22 .450 Saginaw , 16 22 .421 AT LIMA. Marion 13; Lima 8. AT SAGINAW. Saginaw 3; Ft. Wayne 2, AT FLINT. Anderson 6; Flint 3. ALL STARS WON SUNDAY The reorganized All Stars defeated Ridgevllle at Ridgevllle Sunday by a score of 5 to 2. Richmond made 11 hits and 2 errors, Ridgevllle 4 hits and 2 errors. The batteries for Richmond were Miller and Sheard , for Ridgevllle, McCarthy and Flesher. Miller struck out 15 men and Flesher 8. Miller gave 1 base on balls and Flesher 2. The game lasted but one hour and ten minutes. ART RECEPTION TONIGHT OPEN TO ALL WEDNESDAY AFFAIR TONIGHT WILL BE PLEAS ANT ONE THOSE NOT ALREADY MEMBERS CAN BECOME BY PAYING REGULAR FEE. SPECIAL EVENTS AT EXHIBIT THIS WEEK., Tuesday evening Opening night, private view and" reception. Thursday evening Program appropriate to Flag Day, by D. A. R. Saturday evening Musical program by the orchestra. The annual exhibit of the Richmond Art Association opens tonight. Those who have purchased membership tickets, which have been onsale for some time past, are the only ones who may attend this evening. A reception will be given and the orchestra wllfHarnish music throughout the evening. Everything is now ready for the for mal opening, the last finishing touches being put on yesterday. It is safe to say that the exhibit this year contains as fine canvasses as ever were shown in Indiana out side of Indianapolis. Wednesday, the general public will have its first opportunity of viewing the exhibit. Those who are not mem bers of the association wll be welcome to the exhibit any time except when special evening events are held. Only members of the association may at tend on 1 these occasions. Anyone may become a member by purchasing a membership ticket, which can be se cured at various places for 50 cents each. Thursday evening of this week an entertainment will be given by the Daughters of the American Revoluton The program "will be' appropriate to Flag Day, which is observed on that date. Saturday evening a musical program will be given by the orcheS' tra. Other entertainments have been arranged for next week. CHURCH AND CLERGY. The Church of England has an in come of $75,000,000 a year. There are within the United States today 199,538 religious organizations. with 30,313,311 members, an average of 100 members to a church. The Methodist church on John street, a few doors east of Nassau, New York city, was the first Methodist church In America. It was of wood and stood somewhat back from the street It was built In the year 1764. In a recent speech at Taunton, Eng land, the bishop of Bath -end Wells said It was a 6ln for a man of leisure to take the Lord's day for pleasure, but a hardworking man who never bad a chance for recreation except on that day did no wrong to take it then. POLITICAL. A politician in landing a job Is very much like a woman In landing a hus band. He puts in all his work before he gets the job and forgets to keep up appearances after he has it Atchison Globe. We hare no word to say against pol itics. Only It need not absorb us com pletely. Those who are interested In other things and who make a decent living by hard work can give too much time to politics that is. too much tor their pvru good. Indian saoUs Newt. ,

AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Won. Lost. PCt .23 17 .638 .28 18 .608 .26 17 .604 .24 20 .545 .24 24 .500 .20 24 .454 .17 29 .369 .14 34 .291

ew York . . Philadelphia . , Cleveland . . Louis .. CQlcag WasllinSton Boston . . RESULTS YESTERDAY. New York, 3; Chicago, 0. Philadelphia, 5; St. Louis, 1. Boston, 7; Detroit, 5. Washington, 6; Cleveland, 4. HASSARD HAS TROUBLES Police Arrest Former Saloon Keeper on Charge of Selling Liquor Without a License. Richard Hassard is again in trouble. He formerly conducted a saloon north of the Pan Handle tracks, but failed last May to have license renewed by the county commissioners. Hassard was arrested yesterday charged w'h selling liquor without a license and of giving liquor away on a public holi day. Hassard was released on $100 bond. He vehemently denies his guilt and states that he is a victim of police persecution. In the affidavits filed against him It is charged that he sold a glass of whisky to Alonzo Tate, and a gill of whisky to Julius Milton. Both men were arrested by the police and they incriminated Hassard in confes sions they made. The case will be called this morning in police court. The case of Alphons Collett, charged with selling liquor on Sunday, will also be called in police court this morning. ARMOUR HAS BIG FIRE Omaha Branch of Big Packing Con cern Came Near Being Destroyed Two Men Killed.. Publishers' Press Omaha, June 12. Fire which started at midnight in the police department of the Armour Packing Co., plant In South Omaha for a time threatened the complete destruction of that mommoth establishment The fire Is believed to have been caused by crossed electric wires. ' While working inside the oleo house, two members of the fire de partment were caught under a falling wall and crushed to death. The prop erty loss, on account of the fire, will reach $200,000. ARE IN NATIONAL SESSION Travelers' Protective Association Opened Its Meeting at Buffalo Yesterday. Publishers Press Buffalo, N. Y., June 11. Only routine business was transacted at today's session of the Travelers Protective Association whose annual convention opened in Convention Hall this morning. Mayor Adams welcomed the delegates to the city and the response was by President W. R. Johnson, of Nashville, Tenn. The convention will be in session for the remainder of the week. Sanies. It is to Italy that the first establishment of banks ia credited. These banks we're founded by Lombard Jews. The name "bank" is derived from the word "banco," which originally was a term applied to benches set in the market place for the exchange of money. The first public bank, was opened In Venice In 1550. The Bank of England was es tabllshedin 1603. Little Nail Seed Care. Great care should be taken of a baby's finger nails. They are often brit tle and should be very carefully cut so that there are no rough places to catch In its clothing and be torn, as this Is very painful, and It is a long while before the nail grows again. Lady Carteret. The only woman'who ever ruled over an American colony was Lady Car teret Lord Carteret married for his second wife a New Tork widow, Mrs. William Lawrence. She was a woman of strong character and was appointed regent during his absences from the colony. Many documents are extant signed by her as regent Great Baalit at California. The Great Basin of California ia so called because It Is a great basin, or sunken area, the bottom of which is below sea level. It has lately been pretty well filled with water from the Colorado river, forming the Salton sea. sixty miles long, thirty miles wide and fifteen feet deep. White Horaea. White horses are not used in warfare because they make too good a target A Perpetnal Refrigerator. At a depth of 8,000 feet the water In the sea remains at the freezing point Farther down it becomes a little warm er. Despite this cold there Is more animal life there than in shallow wa ter. Colored Diamonds. There are various colored diamonds, some being black, blue, red, brown, yellow, green, pink and orange, but there axe no Tioletjaaev - - -

THE CITY IN BRIEF

The fire departmen was called to Fort Wayne Avenue ydsterday after noon to extinguish a shall blase. No damage was done. Telephone tichmond Steam Laundry to gei jur laundry. tf The Rev. W. M. Nelson, of the Gracs M. E. church, devoted his Sunday morning services to a talk on edu cation and the advantages to bederived from a course at a collegeJbr university. DePauw Universy, the Methodist school in Indianawas rec ommended. Phone 812 H. Kuth for 7-6t berries. Although considerable complaint has been made in regard to the con dition of National avenue, opposite the Earlham campus, the county commissioners have no power to rejnedy matters, that part of the roadbeing under the jurisdiction CZ thdr Board of Wdrks of the city of Richrjfcnd. A stone cross walk above thjr level of the street is a menace tqJSautomobilists and bicyclists. Teeth extracted witt it pain or no charges. C. J. Men? lhall, Dentist. tf A slight drop In the temperOiture Sunday night presaged a secoiyf and much larger drop tor Monday night, and people were driven cpm the porches of the house erjy in the evening by bitter wlndsinrhlch blew in from the northeast. Don't suffer. Get ro-Pine Pile 15 and 25 ll-6t Cure at any druggis cents. Nothing is more riate for a Commencement glf a good book. Nicholson's ha received an exCommencement 12-2t tra fine st books. The last night for the grand musical comedy, "The Purple Prince." . It The township trustees of Wayne County will meet Thursday in the of fice of County Superintendent Jor dan, and will take up the adoption of a school register fr the coming year. Several of the JSooks have been received as sample The last nig! e grand musical comedy, "The Prince." It Work in Webb dge, No. 24, F. & y evening, in felA. M., on Wedn low craft degree, Mlss Martha Whitacre btAhe Rich mond schools, will spendthe summer siuaying ai unicago unyrersuy. A big house greetiSf "The Pnjple Prince" at the Gennt last From all indicaJeons the sign will be seen JLt the night when thetaln raisi Purple Prince." Ask your neighbor le K. of C. musical production, rhe Purple Prince" is a success. )on't mlsa it. The Penny Club will" meet with Mrs. Calbe King. Wedt Fifth and Main Wednesday morning. Lunch will be served. From all indie is the s. K. u. sign will be seen the box office tonight when the cur ralses for "The Purple Prince.' It Owing to complaints which have been received by the police in regard to a gang of boys who maintain a nui sance in the South Tenth street park, warning has been served by Chief of Police Bailey and if the crowd con tinues in its actions, the boys will be locked up and given heavy punish ment County' Treasurer Myrick was in In dianapolis yesterday and made his semi annual settlement with the State. He turned over several thous and dollars to the state treasurer Wayne , County was one ' of the first counties to make her spring settle ment, showing the excellent work of the County Auditor. Frank JEgly has published a no tice that he. will apply for a license to sell liquor in the Third ward, on North 12th street, north of the rail road. Egly'a application for a license in the fifth ward was refused bv the commissioners several weeks ago. on account of the blanket remonstrance in that ward. Ttio nnHre. rtenartment has notified the Pennsvlvania railroad that the practice .of leaving the gates at the Washington street crossing, aown, when there are no trains passing, must be discontinued. It is claimed thnt the eates are allowed to bar the street for an hour at a time, even though there are no trains. Objects to Sltnahod En-llah. The well of Judge Bacon's court at Whitechapel is to be a well of English undented. During a recent discussion with counsel on the absence of one of the parties to an action on a previous occasion this dialogue took place: Judge Bacon The defendant was not present? Counsel No, your honor, he did not turn up. Judge Bacon What! "Turn up Fray do not use such slipshod expres sions! Counsel I apologize, your honor. should have said the defendant failed to enter an appearance at your court These are high pressure days, and since your honor was at the bar we have no longer time to Indulge In per fect English. Judge Bacon Oh (London News. I have lived to know that the sreat secret of human happiness la this: Nev er sutler your energies to. staenate, Adam Clark.

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THE HALL OF FAME. George Cabot Lodge, Egyptologist, poet and student is his father's pri vate- secretary in the United States senate. The Dresent rh1tf of nolle of San Francisco. Jeremiah Dinan. was born In Boston and went to San Francisco in 1S70. Sergeant Iloratio " J. Ilomer is the only colored man in the Boston police department where he has been since 187S. lie ia proficient on eleven differ ent musical instruments. Chalain Rev. Francis Doherty of the Seventeenth United States infantry, stationed at Fort McPherson, edits a little paper called the naversack, which Is widely read among soldiers and is frequently copied. Major General Frederick Dent Grant commander of the eastern division of the United States army, has asked the international committee of the Young Men's Christian association to place its branches in every post under his command, r Sheriff William P. Hays of Hamilton couuty, Tenn., says he has more sons without having other kind of children than any man in the country. Nine lusty youngsters are In this interesting family, and their ages range from six months to eighteen years. Few presiding officers of the senate have been as popular as Vice Presi dent Fairbanks with the officials of the senate. He has co-operated with them so as to expedite the business of the senate, and that Is an Important matter to the clerks, who desire to have the business closed up every day. William C. Brown, first vice presi dent of the New York Central lines, with a salary of $75,000, the best paid vice president of a railroad In the United States, was in the early seven ties a telegraph operator and messen ger boy In Sioux City, Ia., receiving messages and delivering them himself. David C. St. Charles, an engineer of San Francisco, has Invented a repeater which will make it possible to tele phone clear across the continent What the so called "repeater" has done 'for telegraphy St Charles' invention, it is now claimed, has done for the telephone. The combining of the -echo in nature with the sounding board of a violin furnished the clew to the discovery. FLY CATCHES. Richard Croker is furnishing the money to launch a baseball league In Dublin. Although the season has just started some fans are inquiring about double headers. Donovan's Brooklyn team la weak. and the weakest spots are first base and shortstop. Bill Donovan advises young pitchers to avoid using the spit ball and stick to the out curve. Napoleon Lajole's health la such that be is said to be in no danger of break lng down this year. Baltimore is pleased with the general appearance of Pitcher Starkell, se cured from Washington. The St. Louis Americans have sent Pitcher Buchanan to their St Paul farm for more experience. Brooklyn may give up the drop in the box system Sunday games. Mutilated coin and buttons come too fast James Potter, former president and now director of the Philadelphia Nationals, is convalescing from an attack or blood poisoning. EDITORIAL FLINGS. That Russian official who caught a bomb thrown at him would make a valuable man for the czar to have be hind the bat Baltimore Sun. Jerome K. Jerome says, "You can't be funny all the time." It requires considerable effort for an Englishman to be funny any of the time. Baltimore Sun. Professor Moore has no reason to brag of predicting the weather for a month ahead. Some of the almanacs predict it for the whole year. New York American. Rhode Island is planning a connected landscape gardening system that will take in three-fourths of the dwellings In the state. What a cute miniature park Little Rhody will make. St Louis Globe-Democrat Some Ingenious person has discover ed that the word "senator," by making a few changes in the order of the letters composing it, becomes treason. But It also makes "a nestor. And there you are. Chicago Tribune. FACTS FROM FRANCEFrench farmers are glad to get $1.93 for 100 liters (about twenty-six gallons) of common red wine. A Frenchman cannot be a deputy until he Is twenty-five years of age, while no Italian can legislate for his country before the age of thirty. Jean d'Orsay, discussing In the Paris Matin a proposition that swimming should be taught to Parisian school children, quotes a statistical return showing that the average number of baths taken a year by each person in France is four. With the exception of the larger towns the precautions against fire In France are remarkably Inadequate. Many towns of from 500 to 3,000 peo ple have no water supply other than or dinary wells, operated generally by bucket draws instead ef pumps, and no fire apparatus except occasionally a hand force pump. . ImllX BearfnnTma, "Yours is certainly an unusual casesaid the lawyer, "and It will be neces sary to consult a number of books." "Sor queried the client "Yes," answered the legal light, "and we will begin with your pocketbook. Detroit Tribune. Oetttnaj Alans;. "Ts that timid young congressman mating any progress 7" asked Grayce, "Some," admitted Gladys. "After Taiiong aoout kisses for a week 1 finally asked for leave to print" Loaisvuie uourier-J onrnal--

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w 'ANTED Help to construct greenhouses on East Haven Car line just south ofAsylum. Good wages 1213t 'ANTED Second hand school books at Bartels Stationary Store 925 Main St. i2-2t w WANTED Good exneripnpprt eM tnr housework no washing, 1213 N. B street. 9.31 WANTED A dining room girl at the Brunswick Hotel. 8-3t. WANTED Branch manapors "n cash weekly. Live at home. Experience unnecessary, no canvassing, enclose stamp for particulars. Aluminum Hanger Co., Chatfleld. Minn. 2-30t FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs. $1.25 a setttfg. Dressed squabs. Home phojfe 1588. Charles Nye. 41 South 12thtreet ap26-tf FOR LE. Richmond pro a specialty. Porterfield. Block. Phone 32& tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A res taurant in Centervllle. Good central location. Enquire of Mrs. Lenna King, Centervllle, Ind. 8-4t FOR SALE Two ladies wheels. Call at 302 N. 14th St l2-2t FOR RENT A house at 212 North ..14th St Apply at 302 N. 14th St. 12-2t BOARDERS WANTED Select private boarding house; well fuhnished, well kept rooms, home cooking, table board, transients accommodated, prices reasonable, 30 N. 11th St. 8-6t Everybody buys property from Woodhurst 913 Main St Telephone 491. juneS tf

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The abode of Soft Winds, Persistent Sunshine and Gentle rains; the land ofi'Beauty, Happiokss, Flowers,' Contentment

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FOR SALE Nice 6 room house, 335 S. W. Third street Reliablo man can

buy on monthly payments. " See T. W. Hadiey. Phone 1730. 9-6t GAAR FLATS. 1017-1019 Main Street. FOR RENT Five room fiat, bathroom, steam heat, 3rd floor. Per month $22.00. FOR RENT FiTeToom flat, bath room, steam heat, 3rd floor, back per moath $15.00. FOR RENT Five room flat, bathroom, steam heat. 2nd floor, back, per month $15.00. For further partralars address Miss Elizabeth Jone 828 Main. Home Phone 429. RENT Furnisheff ooms at the Grand for gentlemen Ally. tf FOR SALE A baby cab at 205 S. 8th street. Home Phone 1776. B-5t BU8INESS CHANCE. The best country paper in Eastern Indiana , for sale quick. Large advertlslng patronage. Have other business. Address Paper, care 'Palladium. 7-4t v LOST A pair of amethyst Rosary beads supposedly on South. E St, between 5th and 6th St or South 5th St between E and G Sts. The finder will please leave the same at The office of Knollenberg's Store and receive reward. 12-3t LOST Gold watch and pin at Chester Sunday. Finder leave at Palladium office and full description will be given, and oblige Miss Angle Alexander, Richmond, Ind. F. R. D. No. 4 ; " .' : 8-3t a" is yet to be had a4' Y LOW PRICES. rof $416.95, net, rn h idsomely. Cattle need a buy

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