Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 220, 6 September 1906 — Page 8

The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, Sept. 6, 1906.

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PEOPLE

HATCH'S Trained Wild Animal Arena, con- WALLACE, The Man-Eating Lion taining 30 Educated Beasts ' t?t m a tt ELECTRIC THEATRE, Showing San Leonett, The FLYING MERMAID - . '-r t ; - - rrancisco the Beautiful, and Rums - The Gem Theatre of Vaudeville 7 rT77 77 77 ' : Le Afte and her Congress ot Beauty FfTI frfl F1 " The World's Greatest Diver The Brilliant $30,000 Illusion! It3IaY SQ2 PERSENA, the Acrobat from the Crystal Who Icaps heafafctllS tat a tank Palace, London. : : ; The Funny Katzenjammer Castle 1f J" H"f " mjr A World of Fun Condensed Half Frog. Half Man. The World s Greatest Monstrosity Prof. RAMSAY and His Royal Band Mons. Carlo vTv j And His Troupe of Animal ICIngs LA MARR BROS, the Famous Aero Wat s -N- f MASTER JOE, The GIANT BOY IV1LLE. RUSSELL and her TroupeNf Trained Birds From All Nations f and a hundred other attract iotjg

WE JOYFUL WEEK! Under the Auspices of Richmond Grove of Druids. WEEK OF SEPT. 10, 190S. Opposite Glen Miller Park Main Street Entrance. WATCH FOR THE GRAND STREET PARADE !

SHACKLES DON'T HOLD; PRISONER

Father, While Bound to His Son, Gets Away on Way to the Penitentiary.. .

JUMPED FROM "THE CAR

WHILE SHERIFF STANDS GUARD AT DOOR, OF. ; ' TOILE.T C ROOM, PRISONER GETS OUT OF THE WINDOW.' .

tPubllshers' Press! Ottawa, Ont",' Sept. 5. Jacob ? Jebretski, aged rifty-five, enroute from Chatham, Ontario, to the Kingston, Ontario penitehtiary.i has juist made a most remarkable escape., He . was sentenced to seven-years for bringing $16,000 worth of , . I stolen f ijrs from Brooklyn, New; York, into Canada." On lis way to the penal institution he escaped from a car 'window" when "the express was passing near, the town of Napanee. . , . , . , . He was shackeled and handcuffed to his seventeen-year-old son, 'Simon, sentenced for the saine charge to five years confinement The prisoners were .in eharge of Sheriff Gemmill. jailer Davidson and Constable Peters. " Jebretski went to the toilet room with hiss son, and the constable stood at the door. He heard a scream from the son. The constable looked in. and saw the other prisoner gone, .with the shackles. Simon was taken on to Kingston. It is a mystery how the shackles were taken off, for there are no marks of violence on Simon who declines to talk. The sheriff says the cuffs could have been slipped over the lad's hands, but he cannot see - how - the boot irons were removed.

SECT SHAW TO RESCUE

TO HELP MONEY MARKET

After Sept. 10 he Will Facilitate Gold Imports to Unlimited ' Amount - by Allowing Immediate Withdrawals of Cash.

Publishers' Press! New York, Sept. 5. Word reached Wall street late today that Secretary of the treasury Shaw after September, 10 .would .facilitate gold imports to an unlimited amount by allowing immediate withdrawals of each against such imports. The "news reached ' the financial district just after the stock, market closed but is believed to have a very important influence on, tomorrows market. - -- ' . - ' It confirms a widespread belief entertained. ,in .Wall" street today that

the , Secretary was about ' to extend relief to New York strained money market. The -action is similar to that;taken by the secretary early this year-when many millions, of .gold were imported.

FRANK BRAFFETT WINNER III GOLF

Defeats Wilbur Hibberd in One of the Closest Matches Ever Played Here.

GETS HIS NAME ON CUP

ED HILL GETS RIGHT TO PLAY IN ! CONSOLATION FINALS WHICH WILL BE FINISHED LATE THIS , WEEK.

Butler Goes to Toledo. : Frank Butler, formerly of this city but who has been connected with the Krell-French piano firm at New Castle, has resigned his t position there and has taken a position with a leading piano firm in Toledo, O.

To Have Picnic Supper. ' ; The Ladies Aid Society of Chester met yesterday afternoon and decided to give a picnic supper next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lee Fulghum near Chester.

HE FAVORS THE CANTEEN

PLAN PERMANENT PARK

Part of Beallvtew May be Set , Aside for Putting in Ball Diamond, Pavilion and the Like.

Some part of Beallview. - the new South Side addition to the city, will likely be given over for a permanent recreation ground and if the plans of the South Side" Improvement Association are carried out there will be spe cial conveniences -arranged - for which will popularize the place and make it much sought by citizens during the summer months. A pavilion may be erected, a baseball diamond and bike track constructed. . " ' -

Gen.'McCaskey Says That Supreme , Court Would Declare Antl-Can-teen Law Unconstitutional. '

.Publishers' Pressl nasmng.uj, ?tA. 5.; Restoration of the canteen feature of the post exchange is recommended by Brigadier General William McCaskey, commanding the southwestern, division of the army, with headquarters at Oklahoma City, Okla., in his annual report. He says it is the belief of the men that the law is an interference with their personal rights guaranteed by the constitution, and that the law if submitted to the supreme court'of the United States would be . regarded as unconstitutional.

See how what you have heard looks in print and get a dollar for doing It Win the news "ti d" orize.

! Frank Braffett won over Wilbur Hibbard in the championship golf finish at the Country Club yesterday afternoon by a score of 2 up and 1 to play. The match was one of the most closely contested events in the history of local golf. The finals included thirty-six holes, twenty-five of which had been played off before yesterday. At the beginning of the play yesterday Braffett and Hibberd were even, and at the thirty-third hole they had equal scores. It was then that Braffett showed the better and won the right to have his i name carved on the beautiful club cup. J The consolation play for the President's cup offered by Robt. Stimson is moving along nicely. Ed. Hill has earned the right to play in the finals. S. S. Stratan, Jr.. and Howard Dill play off a match in the semi-annuals today and Hill will meet the winner probably Friday.

A nD-BREAKIIlG TRIP

BY MR. AND MRS. LEEDS

Their Special Car to Dayton Tuesday Night Made the Journey in One Hour and Four Minutes Best Time of the Road.

Parlor car "A" on the Dayton & Western made the trip from Richmond to Dayton in one hour and four minutes Tuesday night. The car was the one which carried Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds and no stops were made. Aside from a slight slow up at Eaton and West Alexandria and a pretense at keeping within the speed limit In Dayton the car was kept at top speed all the way. It was the best time ever made on the line. Motorman G. A. Heckathorn and Conductor Owens were in charge of the cai

CITY AND COUNTY

Building Permits.

To W. F. Osborn, for improveme 30-tf

of the property at 106 South 12th

street to the amount of $250.

In almost all cas

tendance Is rer

Oyster

ed at Pric

an Increase In at-

ted.

ed, fried or raw serv-6-lt

New Knox Fall $5.00 and $3.00.

aind inter Hats,

kjbe

BEY & CO.

Red Men Degree Work. The Degree staff of the Hokendouqua Tribe of Red Men will confer three degrees upon several candidates next Friday night, for the Fountain City lodge. The candidates will be brought to this city where the work will be given them.

Special Meeting Today. There will be special meetings at the Safitation Army Thursday, - Sept. 6. by Staff Captain Atkins and "Ensign WSBUfbottom. CAPT. M-MILLAN, in charge.

Hurricane ComingPublishers Press! Washington, Sept. 5. The weather bureau announces that the West Indian hurricane, now raging in the Carribean, may reach Jacksonville Thursday night. It is headed for the southern seacoast. -

STREET CAR Mtn RETURN TO WORK

Ban Francisco. Sept. 5. The strike of car men on the United railroads, which were completely tied up since Aug. 26, was practically ended by a mass meeting at which the car men voted to return to work and submit the question of wage3 and hours to the committee of arbitration. It is proposed that this action will include not only the arbitration of differences between the car men and the company, but also of the linemen, electricians, firemen and construction workers on strike, .The resolution adopted by the union provides that the matter first must be submitted to the strike committee of the seven affiliated unions of employes on the United railroads for ratification, but no opposition is expected. Three Trains In a Wreck. Cumberland, Md., Sept. 5. After two freight trains, east and westbound on the Ealtimore and Ohio railroad, collided at Sir John's run, 50 miles east of Cumberland, blocking both tracks, a third freight train ran into the wreckage before a flagman cculd be sent back. W. L. C. Woods, brakeman, cf . Brunswick, -Md., was killed, and J. I. Snider, engineer, and F. McKaever, fireman, both of Brunswick, were frightfully scalded and ray not - -

Real Estate Transfers. Harrison C. Parsons and Mary Parsons, to Lewis Smith and Martha

CSSith," lot number 4, block number 11

, tfegerstown. Consideration $350.

Hugh'M. Stevens and Carrie Stevens, to Frank M. Taylor, part of lot number 64, in the original plat of the town of Centerville in teaid county of Wayne. Consideration $2y600. Frank M. Taylor ajid Stella Taylor to Milton ii Kinder, -part of lot dumber 64,"1n the original plat of, the town of Centerville. Consideration $2,000. Mary E. Mills and her husbandi Hor

ace E. Mills, to Charles E- VtOtamsi-

part of the northea's't ajKl Qfuttfeasl quarters of section 15,, towSsTflo range 1, west. ConSliejOa&OO. David Crull, J&tuik ISBawPSfl a.njj

Joseph McCullough, "trustees fiiJ

trust of the German Baptist church

fof Olive Branch, to the civil town

ship of Jefferson, SouWiwest quarter of section 12 in Touwnship 17, North, range 12 east, Donation Asher Pearce and Rebecca E. Thompson, et al, to Alonzo Pegg, south half of the north half of tke west half of the southwest quarter of section 20, townsHip 18, range 14 east, exr.ept a strip off the west side of property one rod wide. Consideration $418. Vaughan R. Crocker and Minnie Crocker, to Henry P. Thomas and Anna Thomas, the northwest quarter of.

Section 16, township 15, north, range

1 west, containing 40 acres. Consideration $2800. Wm. T., Clarence, Ada A., Emmet, Minnie, Arthur G. and Zella Crowe, being with grantee Nora E. Fender,

the sole heirs and legatees of James

to. Crowe deceased, to Eugene M.

Fender ana Nora render, the northeast quarter of section 8, township 15, range 14 east, excepting 32 acres off the, east end of said quarter section. Consideration $7,000.

Misses Maude Kessler, Myrtle Purdy, Messrs Elver Cartwright and Paul Mount spent Labor Day in Indianapolis.

Northern Michigan

ets to Petoskey, Tra'

Mackinac Island, sold and $6.00 round trip, d&w tf.

lexcur

verag

Wet. good

sion tick-

City and 11. $5,00 ten days.

The agricultural exhibit under tie auspices of the County Board of, EtfuV cation will be made a pumailCS

thing and will be one of the GS&

events or interest, in ine towasojgi

schools this year. It will be beltf (fit

the Office of County Supt. Jordon afti

the Court House.

Telephone tl

Richmond Steam

your laundry tf I

ine Dtui at me oevuna ' 'M' ilr.ru rhnnrli has become damasred Ik '" 51

jiecWliai- xnafuif and will .bo CeiD

fback to tbTe roundry for recasting.

The, Palladium iyJ pay 10c for copies of the Richmond Palladium of the dates of January 1st and 2nd, 1906.

New Knox Fall and wCnter Hats, $5.00 and $3.00. JJ 30-tf KUBBEY & CO. Fresh oystitrsserved In all styles at Muth's 28-tf.

'Phone or write a card to the Palladium of the little piece of news your neighbor told you and get your name In the news "tip" contest for this week.

Miss Nona Albright, who has been visiting with relatives and friends and attending the Chautauqua, returned to her home at Winchester yesterday.

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. i-tL

Marriage Licenses. Florence G. Hoover, Greensfork, aged 24, to Ida Addleman, Whitewater, 23. Anna Mary KroiX?, Richmond, 26, to Frank H. Hurchfield, Richmond 29.

j See how what you have heard looks in print and get a dollar for doing it. Win the news "tip" prize.

Fresh at Muth'

THE l0 BRIEF

4ys

srs served in all styles

28-tf.

Reports from the various public schools in Wayne County which opened last Monday are very gratifying.

Nicholson and Bro. want Immediately a bright active boy from fourteen to sixteen years of age, who wants a permanent position in which

he may learn practical business prin

cides. I 6-lt

G. R- & I. 10 day ixcurslon to Cool Northern Michiganjept, 11. $5.00 to Petoslsey or Traverse Cijty, $6.00 "for round trip to Mackinac Island, d&w tf

O. G. Murray went to Columbus, Ind., Tuesday where he attended the opening of the new Sun-Murray vaudeville theatre, at that place. The theatre opened with a flourish, having packed house on the first day.

THURSDAY

31 PLUMS

The tlmi for canning this

fruit is nof at hand and this va

riety I vely scarce this ae'ason.

IIEV Darckmefe

f&ry FlA

x m

ARRIVALS

r's Sauer Kraut.

) Fancy Cape Cod

, fillet v Mia sea

son.

Plenty of Crawford today.

Peaches

J. II. EGGEIIEYER 4th and Main Sts.

She will also sing the Illustrated songs as Clayton Mufford. who has' been singinC2em for the past month has been lftS3krred by Mr. Murry to his newt theatre in Columbus, Ind,'

$3.0 roind trip to Petoskey, $6.00 to Macwnlc Island, Sept. 11. G. R. & I. 10 dayuckets, special train, d&w tf

Miss Grace Miller who has been the pianist at the New Phillips for several months, has been transferred to Lima, Ohio, where she will play In' the vaudeville theatre there con troll-' ed by the SujrMurry people. 1

H. 2VendenhaIl. 114 S. 9th.-

Special attention given to obstetrics.

and diseases of women. eod tf

Fnjtffjaltimore Oysters, select and

stanifyl, can be had at Price's. 6-lt

Mr. loe Kern, representing the

Kanw Tflloring Co., will be at the Ho -

tel Vrcstlott tomorrow with a com

pffete iNAof Fall Suitings and Over

coatings. &d will be pleased to meet his many local friends. 6-lt

more oyster oy tm

served by the dish a; 6-lt '

. f TCSQ JS0TO.

Prices.

Miss Ruby Coleman will take the place of Miss Grayce Miller aa pianist at the New Phillips next week.

The old officers "of the Richmoni Ministerial Association were selected by acclimation at their meeting Mon

day morning, they being Rev. Thoma

Graham, president; Rev.,Wilbur Nelson, vice-president; and Rev. H. Al-

Ien, secretary and treasurer. Sever- ; al business matters of importance came ud before the meetinK. . . -