Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 225, 11 September 1906 — Page 8
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HATCH'S TrakTWild Animal ArQcon- 1 1 WAErLACEf The Man-Eating Lion j taining 30 Educated Beasts i 1 ; TH J rTvKrr MrDM.Jn ELECTR I CiTHEATRE, Showing San Leonett, The FLYING MERMAID . J 0 i r i j . . j - , i . . r rancisco, the Beautiful, and Rums The Gem Theatre of Vaudeville A y f ! i r E-e A tie and her Congress of Beauty j ITTI Tln n 115 ) The World's Greatest Diver ; The Brilliant $30000 illusion! j DPf BBSBtU tfWCrystal J Wh Icaps hcafcSeti lalace, LopdoitrT ? ; : The Funny Katzenjpmmer dastle A World of Fun Condensed! I HaIf Fro HaK ManxJhc World wtestJ5omtrosit Prof. RAMSAY and His Royal Band f Wlbns. Carlo " 1 f : j t I And His Troupe of Animal Kings LA MARR BROS, the Famous Acrobats f ? r f r : t- MASTER JbE, The GIANT BOY MLLE. RUSSELL and her Troupe of Trained - t-f : Birds From All Nations i ! and a hundred other attractions
WE JolTFyL VVElcKUn the Auspices of Richmond
Wove of Druids. WEEK OF SEPT. 10, 190S. : ; i i ' . - v Opposite Glen Uliller Park Main Street Entrance. WATCH FOR THE GRAND STREET PARADE !
ESHENFELDER IS
RETURNED
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Superintendent Bailey . Brings Back the Young Forger and EFsie Enbody.
;had spent much money
HE HAD "EQUIPPED- HIMSELF WITH A -MOStI COSTLY. HUNTING OUTFIT AND '. WAS BOUND FCR THE CANADIAN WOODS. ..:
SupL of Pcrfice-Ji A. Bailey arrived liome yesterday afternoon : from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.J with : Herbert' Eshenfelder, " the alleged rger. 1. With hiin" was also Miss'Elsie Enbody, of North E " street, ' the ' young lady who went away ( with - him. , : v Supt. - Bailey stated that he does not think the boy, is ' affected mentally vas all the facts of the entire'episode has proven that Eshenfelder. is one of the .smoothest., crooks that ever operated in Richmond. Most of the nioney . which Eshenfelder secured was . brought back to Richmond by Supt.' Baile3 ' although Eshenfelder had" spent' all but a little over $200 out of the; $800. -Eshenfelder was sailing 'high 1 at' Sault - Ste. Marie. He intended going to Northern points in' Canada arid then remain there hunting, fishinfc and trapping.
io millionaire 1 evrr purcnasea a
Mayor Schillinger Calls Councilmen's Attention to His and Their Duties.
more complete outfil
felder. He securer!
could be imagined
the attractivness of
bill alone, at one o ent sporting goods Ste. . Marie amount
than - did Esheneverything that
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camp .life. One
the most promin-
dealers in Sault
1 to 5237.6S.
Lost at Caiterville.
Centerville. Tnd.. fept. 10. (Spl)
Lost on Wednesday.fcept. 6th, at the interurban station ol ou Main street near the 'station al blaclt leather hand purse with fffcjeather handles, containing $39.50, alewspaper clipping and a door key. The finder will please return to Miss Ella Williams or leave at the post "office and receive a liberal reward. V H-3t. . Whitewater Again Won. .T.!t i Water, Ind., Sept. 10. (Spl) Whitewater defeated the New Madison Colts Sunday in a game of base ball at New Madison, O. The game was very listlessly played by both earns. The.-locals profited by the Colts errors and succeeded in amassing 17 scores to their opponents 5.
Mayor Schillinger last night addressed the city council in the following manner: : . " "Gentlemen of the Common Council: f ' "(n one sense we are met together under unusual if not unprecedented circumstances, it is unnecessary for me to rehearse the causes that led up to the present somewhat anomalous situation; the time for such discussion ceased with the election last November. "The duty of the present hour'is to realize to the full this truth; that whether we be Republicans or Democrats, we were all placed in power by the same reform sentiment which permeated the people of Richmond regardless of sex, sect, section, or party, while it is true that this is the first tim? in our history that an administration of the minority party received as many votes from its political opponents as from its party friends, and while it is also the first time that the good women of the town, have ever made a Mayor's "calling and election sure;" yet the one central fact for us to remember is this: That we hold commissions of trust from the people acting in their sovereign capacity as citizens rather than -in their capacity as members of any political party. "The possession of this power, when granted under the peculiar circumstances of. the case, means a very heavy responsibility on all of us. "It does not rest on the . executive department alone, for as I have said the same influences in a great degree that placed the Mayor in of"fice also elected you gentlemen as members of the CommonCouncil. " I "The demand for, good clean economical and business like government which hinds the executive department, also binds the legislative -department.' The people have commanded all of us to work together for the public good, for the greatest good to the greatest number, and in no other way can we work to advantage: we must cultivate the spirit of harmony under the guidance of unselfish , motives. i "Personal ambition and party advantage should be relegated to the rear, and all of us should work together as common citizens in a common cause. r ' "As one. largely unfamiliar with duties of the Mayor's office especially with the routine work of presiding over council. I shall ask the fore-" -berance, cooperation and . advice of - the members of this body in carrying forward the peoples work; and I promise in all our deliberations to -use my best endeavors to treat alll of you with, the same impartial courtesy and. consideration that I ask from you in return."
Entertained at Dinner.
; Centerville. Ind.;' Sept. 10 (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Gaise-of Spruce street : entertained at dinner on Sunday a house comins party. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Asl ford Crbwe and their daughter, Miss Crowe and their daughter. Miss Leona Crowe. Mr. Andrew Gaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bennett and daughter. Miss Henrietta Bennett and Mrs. Crull and srm Lester, all residing near Centerville. - -----
Notice of Election.
JJst of Boarding Places. -, Those wishing . to take roorners or boarders during the Friends Yearly Meeting, commencing Sept. 25th leave your names with aiy of the
following named committe
R. W. Randle, 1235 Ma street.
W. J. Hiatt, 106 South I5th street.
Robert Sacket. Nat. Avf.
Charles Newman, 21 Nf 16th street Josiah T. White, SprinJ Grove. Sarah Evans, 51 S. lrfh street. Malissa Stewart, 234 M. 13th street Jennie Dalbey, 129 Sjmh' street. Emma Lewis, West oacity.
A MOUNTAIN CAVES 111:225 ARE BURIED
Death and Destruction Visited oh Kwareli Township in Caucasus Range.
FIFTY BODIES RECOVERED
IN ADDITION TO LOSS OF LIFE COUNTLESS HEADS OF CATTLE AND CROPS WERE KILLED NO WARNING GIVEN.
Publishers' Press Tifiis," T-.t . c .: isia, tiet. 10. Practically without warning the sida of a mountain rising above the town ship of Kwsreli brok-3 away and in a sea of semi-liquid mud, sand and stone3 swept down on the township and overwhelmed and obliterated it. Some 255 persons have been buried alive. ' Fifty-five bodies already have been recovered from the mire, which is about six feet deep. In addition to the lives lost, countless head of cattle perished and crops were destroyed. Kwareli township occupies an area of five kilometers in the district of Telaw, in the Caucasus.' Similar disasters are of common occurrence in Caucasian valleys.
Ministers in Session.
The ministerial association yesterday discussed the proposition for a general religious revival to be held in Richmond this coming winter. No definite plans were arranged.
Odd Fellows Atlention.
Notice is .hereby given that the members of the Union Mission of Richmond.- Indiana,, will meet at the
Union Mission building on North) Fourteenth street in said city of j Richmond on Friday, Sept. 21th 1306,! & - . - f . . - i
mi ;.v'j. m.' lur me purpose ci electing five trustees of said sssociationrto serve one year or until their successors are elected and qualified. Elizabeth' W. Candler, Supt.
Will Elect Officers.
The missionary society of First English Lutheran church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Miss Kreuger, 102 South Fourth street. Election of officers will take place.
There will be a specftl meeting of Odd Fellows of all tne Richmond lodges, including the lEncampment and Daughters of Rebelah," on Wednesday night at 8 o'clAat the lodge hall. All members areNlrged to attend. 9-10-11
Will Meet Tonight. This evening the voters of West Richmond will meet at the Baxter school house for the purpose of organizing a civic improvement league.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS. CECIL The funeral of Elihu Cecil who died at his home on Central Ave., Saturday will be held at the
home this morning at nin o'clock, the Rev. W. N. Nelson officiating. The body will be taken to Muncie for burial. - " MINNER Joseph B. Minner, aged 42," died yesterday morning at the home of his mother, Mrs. Barbara Minner, C02 ; South E street, after a short illness. The mother, three brothers and four sisters survive. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. v
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Cambridge City, Sept. 10, (Spl.) Misses Ella Hassett and Mary Clinton and Messrs James Garvey and Frank Clinton, of New Castle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon, over Sunday. S. B. Fisher spent Sunday wifh his mother Mrs. Sarah Fisher at Richmond. Mr. Everett Bates and Miss Margaret Bates of Liberty were the guests of friends in this city yesterday. Miss Sarah Williams and Master Herbert Fisher were the guests of friends in Cleveland, O., Sunday. Miss Emma Murray has returned to her home in Cicero, 111., after a few days visit with Mr .and Mrs. Edward McCaffrey. Miss Anna Freeman and Mrs. Clarence Ingermann, were the guests of friends in Richmond today. The Helen Hunt Club held their regular meeting with Mrs. V. C. Merideth at Norborough Farm, this afternoon. Miss Hazel Pressell, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Oliver for the past week has returned to her home in New Castle. Messrs Clayton Daugherty, Roy Kniese, Homer Bertsch and Herbert Reese have resumed their studies at Purdue, after a few weeks vacation with their parents in this city.
L -!!. Mil ItOOt. Gentian root, often used as ft tonic. Is considered in many malarial countries a remedy against intermittent fever. Especially is this the case In Corsica, in that aecticn of the island near, the town of Aleria, which is infested with malaria. The inhabitants recently protested violently against the Introduction of quinine on the part of thj medical authorities, declaring that they would not abandon the remedy which had been used amongthem for centuries, the gentian root, either powdered or simply masticated.
HUNTER WAS SHUT
RY GAME
WARDEN
Wilkesbarre,Pa.,,Sept. 10. An investigationofftheishootlng affray on the .mountain. nWriSugar Notch shows that Adam Puscas was shot by the game warden, iFrank Rowe. The lat ter claims thit while he wsa passine through , the woods he came upon Ruscas andf a companion. -Ruscas carried a gianfand had a ba well filled with game. The wardep demanded that they surrender, butphey refused. Ruscas. opened fire an A he then shot F?nKfn throneh the aFn. Rowe wajs
injured and is in theospital.
THE CITY ll BRIEF
.Fresh oysters
at A Muth's.
rved In all styles
2S-tf.
With the exception of
in Richmondand those ir
every school fin the cour
sion.
New Knox Fall $5.00 and $3.00. 30-tf
alv
Kite
yhe schools
centerville is In ses-
inter Hats,
BEY & CO.
The Palladium will pay 10c for copies of the Richmond Palladium of the dates of January 1st and 2nd. 1906.
"Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal disease croup. Has been used with success in our family for eight years."
Mrs. JU Whiteacxe. Buffalo. N. Y,
CnH the Coalrsry. "After all, my friend." began the sol emn stranger, "life is but a dream, a" - "Not much, it ain't." snorted thehad' headed man. "In nearly every dream I ver had I was gettin more money than I knovred what to do with." Philadelphia Press.
Mrs. F. W.' Stephens attended the Whitewater Friends meeting Sunday and collected ' $30 for missionary
fwork.
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' Telephone the RIcmqfcd Steam
.Iiaundry to get your Hujp dry. tf Misses" Elizabeth and Stella Mc Greedy of North 16th street will leave today to visit their brother William In Columbus, O.
Mrs. Ed. Kert has a eturned to In-
dianaiolis after visitiig a few days
with E. O. Dunham, Tt. Wayne Ave.
"rrnch cini and Spanish. French people find it dif3cult to speak Spanish prop?rly. Victor ITngc twisted that Le was tlie only Frenchman who eoii'd really speak Spanish, something of Spain being mingled la his ancestry. - Ktfca In His. Matlneia. "Tes, Biiilngs vra knocked down bj the automobile and had a suit of clothe ruined." - "lie rnnsi have leen very angry." "Angry! HeisziS. if he "had a gxs he'd shoot the ehrsrifrear.' "Of course he didn't f-.hoot bin." "No, but Ie ran sjmuad the auto sfi kicked Lolei- in es:tcf the -tires." "Did ttut relieve ltmr "Yes; he felt all i right after that, fle's in the tire business, you know." Ajmerjcan Spectator. ,
New Knox Fall $5.00 and $3.00. SO-tf
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Winter Hats,
IBBEY &. CO.
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Neft Arrival.
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Burgess nW Home Made Sor-
gum. .
Backmeyerfk Sour Krout.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!
Made Froifl Old Winter Wheat.
Today 25 ft. sack, 55c.
3rd. car Ml
NOTICE.-.
chlgan Peaches. EDNESDAY OR
THURSDAY.
Wait and watch this space.
J. M. EGGEMEYER 4th and flain Sts.
and will open up the store under the new firm tomorrow.
'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 thi week. I.f r. and Mrs. Frank Smedley of
Chattanooga. Tenn., who spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. t P. Wilson of this city have gone tV T)hio where
they will visit friendsVbefore return
ing, to their home.
$1.00 Round Tri
day Sept. 16,
ial train leav
sylvania lines.
fryii
o Cincinnati Sun-
Richmond. Specm. over Penn-11-13-15.
The RL Rev. Bishop O'Donahue of this diocese a'fministered . the sacra
ment of confisfaation to a class of
sixty-two at SI Mary's church. Sun
day.
Firesh oWts served In all styles
at iMuth's. XI 23-tL
Mass Bernda Halliday of Lynn is visiling Miss Haley Harold. Miss Halliday is a former Earlham student. She i will study music at Sherwood's Music School in Chicago during the coming winter.
C. A. Knollenberg who has been connected with the Geo. IL Knollenberg firm in this city for many year3 has purchased the dry goods business of I?- .Juiud a KhAlhrville,
Dr. Jess? H. Holmes, professor of
Biblical history and literature In
Swarthmore College will speak at the North A street. Friends church tonight at 7:30. on the subject "Fact and Truth." Everybody is Invited to attend. ' -
..The annual- eursion over the Pennsylvania to Dackinac, Traverse City and Petoskew will leave this morning. After Weaving Ridgeville the train will not ft top until It reaciu4
Traverse City.
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