Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 152, 27 June 1906 — Page 8

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PageiEight. The Richmond Palladium, Vednesda June 27, 1906.

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n 927-929 MIDDLEBORO. MIddleboro, Ind.. June 26. (Spl.) Mr. Geo. M. Little and family of Richmond, are spending a few days in this vicinity , visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Long,' who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. John Turner, returned to Bethel Saturday. , , . Mr. It. Marine, wife and son, spent Sunday at Fountain City, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Boyd and their daughters were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Clark-over Sunday. Miss Edith Pyle spent Sunday with Miss Ellsa Cox. Several persons from this place attended children's meeting at Pleasant Hill Sunday evening. ;Mr. Clem Alexander, Mr. CJl. Little, and Mr. Geo. M. Little, wh their families, were the guests oW Mr. and Mrs. A. J. . Little, Sunday, i The dinnets consisting of four bourses was elegantly served. Special Granite V&rt Sale. Twelve quart Jtettlesi9c; "seventeen quart dish pans Adc J twelve quart dish pans, 25c; uinjfcr 8 teakettles, 49c; ten quart DuVhflvettles, with lid, 49c . A great varVJy ' granite pans etc., at 10c each, ifese are all of the highest grade. ILIFFS. 27-1 Illff's, Sixth and Main' St. OLIVE HILL. Olive Hill. June 26, (Spl.) Joe Curtis went to Richmond Saturday on business. , . Mr. Bish and wife took dinner with George Armstrong and family Sunday. - William Culbertson and wife entertained Sunday for dinner George Culbertson and wife from Richmond, Cleo Culbertson and family from Webster. Henry Homey went to Richmond last Thursday. Hazle McKenney who has peen sick for the past four weeks is able to sit up. James Busby' and Jimmmle Armstrong called on relatives near Fountain City Sunday. Frank Tailor and family spent Sunday with his father Williams Tailor and family. Mr. M. D. Reynolds and wife visited Mr. Qulgg and wife Siut'dav. Ople Snyder Is staying Vvlth her Aunt Dollle Ti'ttle. Walter Harris- and fmily spent Sunday at Joe King's DALBEYWANT R PICTURE. Ed. F. Dalbey wnts all men In Rich mond who are 7!y years old or upward. who have ot already been, photographed for the Centennial afiuvenir, to come to tfe east steps otohe Reid Memorial church at 5 p. j(f. on Satt urday, June 30, to be pAtographed la a group for his Centennial book. 27-4t Safe Fi Good reliable, " ks. and shootin" fireworks, from encpenny to $1.00. Specials at 5 and ) First class fire crackers, torpedo Roman candles, stc. Buy the Saf J kind 27-1 Illff's, Sixtltfand Main street Your

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YiORCIJNG at Main St. SILVER POINT. Silver Point, Ind., June 26. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Harry King and daughter, of Greensforlf, and Mrs. Amanda King, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Toney Roosa, Sunday. Everett H. Thompson was the guest of Blaine Edwards, Sunday. Mr. and . Mrs. Alonzo Thompson were the guests of Mrs. Emily Rust of Concord, i Sunday. Mrs. Luther'King went to Richmond Monday. . Mr. andjMrs. William A. Harris was the guest; of his brother, Mr. James Harris, of Centerville, Sunday . Mr. and j Mrs. Emmet Tice of near Centerville, were the guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tice, Sunday. MIes Stella Thompson was the guest of Miss Cecil Balser of Richmond, Sunday. Mr. andt Mrs. Milton Davis and Mr. and Mrs. . Dave Rendee, were the guests of ' friends at Richmond, Sunday. . Charles Wea dick's crop of tobacco Is showing up 'finely. Dance at Greensfork. Greensfork, Ind., June 26. (Spl.) There will be a quadrille and round dance 'In Klenzley's Hall Saturday night, June 30. Cleanliness is the first law of beauty; also the second and third. No mater what your complexion Ills are, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will cure them. 35 cents, .Tea or Tablets. A: G. Lukeri & Co. A. Texas Wonder. There's - a hill ' at Bowie, Texas, that's twice as big as last year. This wonder Is W. L. Hill, who from a weight of 90 pounds, has grown, to over ISO. He says: "I suffered with a terrible cough, and doctors gave me up to die of consumption. I was reduced to 90 pounds when I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Now after taking 12 bottles, I have more than doubled in weight and am com pletely cured." Only sure Cough and Cold cure. Guaranteed by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists. 50c and $1 Trial bottle free. ILL WITH TYPHOID FEVER Meek Zimmerman is Sick In Chicago, Where He Went to Take Posi- ' tion for the Summer. ' Meek Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs." E. A. Zimmerman, 112 North Tenth Street, is ill with typhoid fever in' Chicago, where he was working for his uncle. Mrs. Zimmerman left yesterday for Chicago and will bring her soi home with her, probably today. t . Why wait for your friend's friend to come and look at your house week after next? You can sell it with a To Let ad in The Palladium.

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UKlt Ur HAW Along Broadway It is Said that White Insulted thaw's. Pretty Wife. GREAT TRIAL EXPECTED EXAMINATION OF THAW VAS MADE BY PHYSICIANS AND IT IS SAID THAT HE SHOWED TRAITS OF INSANITY. Pubifshers Press New York, June 26. Tonight it is reported along Broadway in the theatre district, that the motive for the murder of Sanford White by Harry Kendall Thaw, was a remark passed by White three hours before the tragedy. White was sitting at a table in Martin's when Thaw and wife passed. He leaned over and said to Truxton Beale: "There she goes. She is anybody's property. She is only a whale." ... , , This - is vouched for . by some persons who will be introduced as witnesses. . : -r ' Thaw happened at White's elbow, and leaning. over- the table shook- his finger In his face, saying: "Damn you I'll get you for this yet. You'll eat those words." Later , White ,and Beale left the table and went out on the balcony to liquid refreshments.- . In passing Mrs. Thaw, White, it is averred, tapped her most familiarly upon the shoulder, and said something In a' low' voice which could not be,jEeard by anyone-else., , Lorag Letter to Dine. It Is also alleged that . among a bunch of letters which Mrs. Thaw gave to " her husband's attorneys that there is a letter dated Saturday and bearing 'White's signature, the import of which Is an invitation to dine with him at his "bachelor apartments" in the Madison Square' building, r -The note Is couched in very familiar terms and reads as though he were very confident of her accepting. Mrs. Thaw admits that upon the receipt of. the epistle, she handed It to her husband Immediately. ' . - , At midnight it was reported that Thaw was sleeping , soundly in' his cell; No; 220 in Murderers' Row at the Tombs. ; .... - - .. t A "Plea "of Insanity. v This trial .will probably prove the companion trial to the Nan Patterson action.' ' The plea of insanity may be entered. Yesterday afternoon Thaw was examined by Drs. Austin Flint and Chas. McDonald, but their conclusions as to his sanity were withheld. It was stated on good authority that the doctors found Thaw's condition to Indicate emotional insanity. If this be so there will be no public trial and

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BARONESS ROSEN, WIFE OF THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR. ' The Rosens are members of an old and distinguished Russian family, bet for all that are very democratic. Baron Rosen has been In the diplomatic service from youth, has served in most of the capitals of Europe and Asia and Is noted for being a "jollier." Ills wife, who is a motherly looking woman, has accompanied blm on all his diplomatic missions. -She fuently speaks French and English and Is a social leader.

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THE CITY IN BRIEF

leetn extracted wlthoit- pain or no charges. C. J. Mendenlall, Dentist tf The United Presbyterlai congregayesterday tion held its annual picni, afternoon at Glen Miller. Telephone the Richmpnf Steam Laundry to get your laroery. tf A. W. Granger, secretaryibf the Core Hotel Co., of Cincinnati, ent yester day in the city on busin We have received ment and have plent Ings Banks" on handi her ship"Home Savnow. Dicklnson Trust Company. 26-3t. "The Muck Rak will be the ject of the lecturi of the Rev. Kuhn, next Sund Heins, the 21 -tf Last evening traffic waspdelayed for a short time on the cityyfines by the derailment of a street jta.r at Twentysecond and Main strets. Dr. E. H. Mekyhhall. St. Day Phone iZo, night S. 9 th one 1236. eod-tf. For the coolest Beer In Richmond go to Joe Collms'V wace, 203 Ft. Wayne Ave.. Lunch ssved free. eod-tf. f Dr. Kinsey reporter that ; Mrs. Jones, who '.was injured recently by the falling side of ,a bary has no internal injuries and. that ob rrecovery from the shock should bqrsteady. Heins, th iilor. 21-tf Supt. T. A. Mott is th recipient of an' invitation to attend jpe . Ohio State Teachers annual convention' at Putin:Bay, O. . He left thil morning. For the Finest Brat Isjof Whiskies such as Edgewood verholt Rye go to Joe Collir Mace, 203 Ft. Wayne Ave. eod-tf Link Hebbelf Frmantown was in the cty yesterJay., Heins, theiJrait 21-tf Ice cream soMal under auspices of the . oung Pyple's society on the churc lawn m Seventh and South A ThursdW evef ing, Jine 28. Music and literary MrograA. . All are wel come. v. a i z-zt Guy GottschaUc. -lift" last-night for Ft- Wayne'' on a bminess trip. All members of 1. R. C. are requested to meet aWG. M R. hall tomorrow afternoon to fikw arrangements for the dinner ThurSTOy. 27-lt he will be sent to the Asylum for criminal Insanity at Mattewan, N. Y. White's funeral will be held Thursday at 9 a. m., at Madison Avenue and 44th street. The burial will be private in Woodlawn cemetery.

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Well Known Young Man Mysteriously Assaulted in Court House Yard. $2.50 OF M0WEY GONE CASE HAS AN ELEMENT OF MYSTERY ABOUT IT SNAVELEY SAYS HE DID NOT SEE PERSON WHO HIT HIM. Hubert Snaveley, 17 years, the son of John Snaveley, of West Richmond, was mysteriously struck on the head sometime last night and rendered unconscious. Young Snaveley, in 4ossession of $2.50, went to the vaudeville last evening with Harold Kinert. After the show they returned to West Richmond where Snaveley complained of a severe headache. He retraced his steps to Quigley's drug store and purchased a bromo seltzer. Feeling very faint, he went across the street and took a seat upon one of the benches in the court house yard. While there he says that he was struck a vicious blow upon the head, which knocked him for ward, to his knees. How long the boy lay in the state he cannot tell, but it must have been about half-past one. this morning that he regained consciousness, for the night watchman at Robinson's shop noticed him at 1:40 'half running and staggering down West Main. By the time the watchman had crossed to the office entrance the Snaveley had slowed up to a walk and almost immediately fell toward a tree and to the ground. When Snaveley was reached he had become un conscious again. An ambulance and police call was sent in. Just before the wagon came the boy seemed to be "coming to" and muttered, "He something struck me on the e head." He gave vent to groans and seemed to be in great pain. On investigation a bump was found on the right side to the back of f his head. He had regained , partial consciousness by the i arrival' of the ambulance and did not ' want to be put in. He seemed to fear that such a home coming would frighten his parents, but was persuaded that it was best. On arrival he was taken into the house and put to bed, and a surgeon called. KIBBEY SLATED TO GO PRESIDENT IS DISATISFIED Former Richmond Man Now Governor of Arizona has Views Which Differ With Roosevelt and his Place May Fall to Another. Washington, June 26. (Spl.) J. H. Kibbey, formerly of Indiana, may be removed as Governor of Arizona Territory. , He has disagreed with the President as' to the wisdom of uniting Arizona and New Mexico as one State. The President wants Arizona to vote for union. Kibbey has announced that he will use his influence against a vote for union. A few days ago Kibbey was called here for a conference with the President. It Is understood he left the CapItol with the understanding that his place would probably go to a Michigan man. Suffers a Relapse. Mrs. Benj. Starr was taken with another congestive chill yesterday afternoon and for a time her condition was cuite serious. Dr. Kinsey the attending physician said last night that barring unloked for complications Mrs. Starr should recover nicely. New Cure for Epilepsy. J. B. Waterman, of Watertown, O., Rural free delivery, writes: . "My daughter, afflicted for years with epilepsy,, was cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills. She has not had an attack for over tw years." Best body cleansers and life giving tonic pills on earth. 25c at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug store. . Everybody's friend Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Cures toothache, earache, sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds. Stops , any pain. Palladium Want Ads Pay. celebrate.

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