Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 218, 4 September 1906 — Page 8

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,Jhe Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, September 4 1 906. A FEW OF THE LEADOKIG FEATURES WETH THE GREAT J, 4

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RURAL CARRIERS HOLD CONVENTION President McCuIlough Recom- . mends That They Ask $250 for Horse Hire. MAKES A GOOD ARGUMENT HOLDS THAT IT WOULD BE BETTER FOR CARRIERS TO TRY FOR ADDITIONAL HORSE HIRE THAN LARGER SALARY. Publishers Tress Anderson, Ind., Sept. ,3. The Indiana Association of -Rural Letter Carriers held its fifth annual convention here today. John L. Forkner, who retired at 'mayor at noon 'today, delivered te address of welcome. Emory McCullough, president of the association, responded to the greeting of the retiring mayor. Edgar E. Hendee,' State Senator, of this" city, spoke on "Good Roads." In his annual address and official report this afternoon, President McCuIlough, advocated that the Indiana Association of Rural Letter Carriers can better ask for an allowance of $250 a year for horse, hire-than to demand a further increase in salary. The' cost of taking care of a horse in the rural service, he said, will average not less than $20 a month, or from $220 to $233 for feed alone, to which the cost of harness and repairs should be added. . President McCuIlough also advised that the Indiana association withdrew its patronage from the official organ, the ,R. F. D. News," published at Chicago, and that it be nlaced with tlv Ruralite, printed at New York, the change being recommended, he said, because he thought the News did not fairly support the - national - organization of rural letter carriers durinc the controversy over the Cunningham administration. T MRS. DANIEL GORMAN DEAD Passed Away Yesterday. Morning at the Home rf Carl Stricklar Near This City. Mrs. Daniel Gormon, of Centervile, died yesterday morning at six o'clock at the home on the old Asylum farm, near this city. Death was due to consumption. The body was taken to Centerville where the funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon p.t 2 o'cock. Friends may call at any time Wednesday morning. Mrs. Gormon Is the sister In law of I. A. Gormon, of this city.

AUTO RAN INTO A DITCH

Party at La Porte, Ind., Have Narrow Escape from Death While Descending Steep Hill. Publishers Pressl ' La Porte, mJ., S3pt. 3. Sydney P. Hostler of Chicago, his fwo nieces and a nephew had a narrow escape from death in an automobile accident near here. While coming down a steep hill -four miles east of La Porte the machine became unmanageable- and dashed off the road into a ditch. The occupants of the car were imprisoned beneath it. Mr. Hostler, his nephew and one niece received numerous cuts and bruises. Miss Losetta Hostler, the other niece, sustained a dislocation of the rizht arm. Stranded Transport Abandoned. . Honolulu, Sept. 3. The transport Sheridan which went on the rocks a few days ago, is being abandoned. The tugs which tried to pull the Sheridan off gave it up and all the baggage was removed from the stranded vessel. It is said there is If feet cf water in the hold of the Sheridan. Strikebreakers at San Francisco. San Francisco. Sept. 3. It is humored that a body of strikebreakers numbering .several hundred . ar rived at Oakland pier awaiting transportation . to .this city. The striking car men . are on the plert, and the ferry building is surrounded . by pickets. ' . - Death efDr. Hurd. Peoria,. 111., Sept. 3. Dr. Albert A. Hurd, for 55 years a professor in Knox college, Gaksburg, died -at his home here. Dr. Hurd was the father-in-law cf S. S. McClure, ths publisher, and one of -the best known educators in the west. ' . v Ycsemiie Cosch Robbery. .Wawona, Cal., Sept. 3. Three miles from Ahwahnee two Yosemite stages were held up by a lone bandit. Th3 passengers were lined up a ad compelled to give up their cash. LAUNCH SAFE Fast on a Sandbar Until Aid Was . Rendered by Larchers. Sanduskj-, O., Sept. 3. The naphthi launch Adeline which was teportad missing with more than a score of persons - on board, - reached her dock" here in safety. The launch went hard aground on a sandbar near Johnson's Island and remaindei in that position tntil found by one of the numerousboats sent out in search of her. Th; Adelina'had on board 22 young girls, members of an amateur dramatic con pany and" daughters of prominent people of this city. Fully 400 relativeand friends of the young women speirt the night on the docks anxiously awaiting word of the overdue launci. LOST Saturday on the 6:30 interurban to Cedar Springs Hotel, a white mother of pearl fan, valued as a gift. Finder return to Palladium office and receive a reward of $10. 4-tf.

H ATCH'S Trained Wild Animal Arena, con taining 30 Educated Beasts

Leonett,

The Gem Theatre of VaudeviSEe,

The Briiliani $3Q,OQO Illusion!

PERSENA, the The Funny

Prof. RAMSAY and His Roypl

LA MARR BROS, the Fa mo uff Acrobats

RUSSELL Birds

ONE JOYFUL WEEGC!

Opposite Glen PAUL STEIISL' ND CAPTURED AGAIN This Time It Is Practically Certain Missing President is Under Arrest. AGREES TO RETURN HOME WAS FOUND AT TANGIERS AFTER SLEUTHS HAD TRACKED HIM OVER LAND AND ' SEA HIS ALIAS WAS P. OLSEN. Publishers Press J Chicago. Sept. 3. A special cablegram announces that Paul O. Stensland, president of the Milwaukee State bank, was captured in Tangiers. Stensland was arrested at the English postoffice. He agreed to return peacebly. Stensland left Gibraltar for the eastern coast of Africa just an hour and 40 minutes before the sleuths arrived, after trailing him to England, thence to Gibraltar, to Tangier, Morocco, back to Gibraltar, and then'?0 to Honda, where he saw a bullfight, tc Bobadilla, Grenada, Seville, and other Spanish towns. Stensland was traveling under the alias of P. Olssn cf Norway. Stensland chose Morocco as a permanent residence, because there is no extradition treaty with that country. The sultan nt Fez, to whom Mr. Gruaamere, the United States minister, is going on his first oScial mission in two weeks, will do anything for President Roosevelt. The mere matter cf throwing aman in. jail and keeping him there indefinitely is so small a re-

The FLYING MERMAID

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Katzenjammer Cattle

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and her Troupe of r-rom-Aii Nations r

Grove of Druids.

Miller Park Main Street Entrance. WATCH FOR THE GRAND STREET PARADE !

quest tnat it is granted before it is asked. Two weeks in a Moorish prison would make a man willing to go anywhere else. When Henry W. Herlng, formerly cashier of the Milwaukee Avenue State bank, learned of the arrest of Stensland, he expressed his pleasure. He said he was surprised that Stensland would be taken alive, expressing his belief that the man would have committed suicide before permitting himself to be captured. He also declared that when the . trial of Stensland came off it would show. that he, Hering, had been a dupe of Stensland and had suffered through his financial manipulations. News of the arrest of Stensland was received in this city with great excitement. A long line of depositors was in front of the bank waiting for their money when the announcement was made, and it was greeted with cheers, groans and threats. Later advices were received at offices of the state's attorney which threw considerable doubt on the statement that Stensland would return peaceably. Officials of the office after the receipt of a cablegram, the contents of which they declined . to divulge, became busy In the preparation of extradition papers, and it is now expected that the, fugitive will make a fight for his .freedom. State's Attor ney Healy declared, however, that there is no doubt that Stensland will he brought back, as it is believed the sultan of Morocco will give him up If the United States asks for him. Tonnage Dues ADOlisnea. Washington,. Sept. 3. All tonna and navigation dues- in the Phili pines have been abolished by an ac of the Philippine commission passe Aug. 31, of which notice has just bee received. Heretofore on the entry t a vessel from a port or place not i the Philippine Islands a duty of cents per ton, but not to exceed S cents per net ton per annum, as epressed in its international certifica' of registry," was levied. It was pri. -vided that in case cf a vessel loadin or discharging cargo less than the n tonnage of the vessel duties of 2 cents might be imposed, at the optio of the consignee, in lieu of the usu tonnage dues. Ecat Capsized. Livingston, Mont. Sept. 3. W. E Taylor of Bazeman, and a soldiei named Charles Allen of Cincinnati, with three women, took a boat ride, and when out but a . short time the boat began, leaking so badly' it car sized. Taylor and Allen tried to swim to shore, but were seized with cramps &nd sank. The women clung to the beat and were rescued after great effort. The men's bodies were not recovered. Polish Conferer-.e. New Yorl-5ept.- if. Th ninth biennial convention of the Polish Socialist alliance cf America is being held here. It has the two fold purpose of spreading the propaganda of social ism in this country, and furthering the agitation' ' fcr free ard - united Poland. Nearly every stato in th? Union is represented. More than 70? local organizations of various kindj are said to ba connected with, the nl1 Lance.

The Crystal Who leaps Half Frog, Band Trained AND . Under the WEECC OF HOPES TO BREAK RECORD Mayor of Milwaukee Will Try to Go in Auto from New York to Chicago in Less than 53 Hoars. f Publishers' PressJ New Yo . ... -, . or Becker of Milwaukee, who ceme here, in an Rutomobile to attend the reception tc William J. Bryan, started away on lis return trip with the intention cf creaking the present record of 58 aours to Chicago. Deaerta Army to Be a Bar slur. The residence of George Douglas at San Jose, Cal., was recently entered by n burglar. Douglas exchnnged shot? with the man and was fatally wound-r id The burglar was hit twice, but escaped. He fled to Santa Clara, three miles away, where he was captured. In his pocket was a diary giving lumber of houses in Pclo Alto and Ban Francisco and the dates on whicf he houses Imd been robbed by him He told the lkriff his name was lien ry Cramer; that he enlisted in Com pany I, Fourteenth infantry regular?, it Reading, Pa., June 2, 1905, and de serted from hi3 company at Portland Ore., last month. Cclcr Line Tragedy. Kansas City, Sept. 3. Jim Patterson, a negro, slot and killed M. C. Gilkin, a white bartender at Armourdale, because the latter refused to,, serve him a drink. Although all sa--loens are supposed to be closed in .he Kansas town, that at which Gilkin was working as bartender was open. Gilkin served white customers freely, but drew the color line. Patterson escaped. CHINESE ER!PERQR'S EDICT Promises Constitutional Government to His People Ac Soon ac They Are Fitted for It. IPublishers' Press Peking, Sept. 3. The emperor has issued an edict promising constitutional government when the people are fitted for it. The edict says: "Since the beginning of our dynasty there have been wise emperors who have made laws suited to the times. Now that China hasjnterccurse with all nations, our laws and political system have become antiquated and our country is always in trouble. There fore it is necessary for us to father more knowledge and dravx up a new code, of laws, otherwise wo shall fee unworthy cf the trust cf our forefathers and the people." , What Tommy Thought. - "Mr. Brown is such a funny man mamma." ."Why. Tommy?" -Tao?e he nlnss goes barefooted on the top of Li3 Lead."

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THEATRE, Showing San

Francisco, the Beautiful,

Atte and her Congress of Beauty

World's Greatest Diver

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The Human Frog Half Man. The "World's -Greatest Monstrosity

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And His Troupe of Animal -Kings

EV3ASTER JOE, The GIANT BOY

A HUNDRED OTHER ATTRACTIONS

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: THE CITY IN BRIEF Mrs. McDarby, of North 16th street, is still very sick jl1 her home. sicKff n sters Iserv Fresh oysters Iserved in all styles at Muth's. I 2S-tf. Miss Burnun and family, of Pern, are all here for a few davs visiting Mrs. Eliason, of North M street. New Knox Fair.anc,Vinter Hats, $5.00 and $3.00. 30-tf rVPBEY & CO. PLUMS FOR AND BRADSH ING. SEPT. 4th r (DAMSEN THIS MORNGGE MEYER'S. '-'it Mrs. Knight, of NortJ J. street, still continues! to be vcA' sick at her home. Telephone tl chmond Steam Laundry to get r laundry. tf The Palladium will pay 10c for copies of the Richmond Palladium of the dates cf January 1st and 2nd, 1906. MICHIGAN yTLETT PEARS TODAY AT EGtjp MEYER'S. 2-3t Miss Mary Tingle, of North 16th street, arrived home Saturday evening from Dayton, where' she has been visiting relatives for two weeks. NortherrX Michigan excursion tickets . to Pet Traverse City and Mackinac Is and $6.00 ro d&w tf. sold Sept. 11, $5.00 good ten days. nd Winter Hats, $3.00. 30-tf KIBBEY & CO. The Spanish-American War veterans held a business session at their hall last night. 4C0 BUSjlmLS CANNING PEACHES, CRAVijFOBDS AND ELBERTAS. EGGEMeeFvL 4th SL MAIN STS. TODAY.' 2-3t Fresh oy served in all styles 2S-tf. at Muth's. ' Miss Pearl ajid Earl Melton, of Monticello, Ind., are visiting their grandfather, S. W. Hart and' family, for a few days? x $5.00 round Xrip tcpttoskey. $G.OO to Mackinac IsTa-fid, jPt- n. g. R. & I. 10 day tickets, syAal tram d&w tf 400 BUSH4 OF PEACHES, TODAY. EG LYEF.'S, 4th AND MAIN STREETS. 2-3t G. R. & L 10 day excursion to Cool Northern Michigan, S pit. 11. $5.00 to Petoskey or Trailers City, $6.00 for round trip to Mackiijac Island. d&w tf Mr. Todd of North Sixteenth street,

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and Ruins ; Richmond : I rars IPerLclhec! Full Cir-400 Bushels. UE TODAY! ml awrords Best Canning Varieties. Do not postpone your canning . . J. M. EGGEMEYER 4th and Main Sts. who has been 111 for some time, is re? ported better, r O CAN, FULL CARY AT EGGEMEYER'S. 2 ;t. Dr. E.m. iicndenhall. 114 S. 9th. Spcki. Attention given to obstetrics and sJSises of women. eod tf OHIO STATE FAIR OPENED The Great Attraction Is Roy Knaberv shue and His Airship Big Attendance Yesterday-. . ' i fPublishers' Press J Columbus, U., et. 3. With an Immense attendance the Ohio st&ta fair opeaed here Monday. It bein labor day, and women being admitted free opening day brought out big crowds. The ej'hihits are more extensive than ever and the great attraction thi3 yeaV as it was a year ago, is Roy KnaTJenshue and hla airship. Baltimore But?hcrs Ho,d 0utBaltimore, SeptJ Homer D. Call, secretary-treasure; tbe International Eutchers unior a'ised the striking butchers to siand by their or5SInal demand for a 9 hour-day without reduction of pay 11 is sald about Sl firms are affected by the Etri,keA Belated poloarr Mrs. Talkwords-Henr3r you were talking In vour 'J5,L U-UI-ry-P.-rdon me for jteterraptins yca-

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