Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 231, 18 September 1906 — Page 2

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The Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1S06.

FIRE ALARM DIRECTORY

riEST DISTRICT. -j Bouth of Main. West of 7th, j 1-2 1st and S. C, Piano FaeUay 1 1-3 2nd and S. B. i 1-4 4th and S. D. , 1-5 5th and S. B., '1-6 5th and S. H. 1-8 7th and S. C. 1-9 7th and K. J. SECOND DISTRICT. South of Main, between 7th an4 llth. 2-1 8th and Main. r 2-3 8th and S. E. 2-4 7th and H. G,. 2-5 9th and S. A. 2-6 10th end S. C 2-7 11th and Hain. 2-8 Hth and S. J. . THIRD DISTRICT.' - South of Main, East of lltSb 3-1 12th and S. B. 3-2 12th and S. E. 3-4 14th and Main.? 3-5 14th and S. C. 3-6 18th and 8. A.' 3-7 20th and Maia.' 3- 8 15th and S- A. FOURTH DISTRICT!. North of Main, West of 10th t& riven 4- 1 3d and Main, Robinson ya shop 4-2 3d and N. C. " 4-3 City Building. 4-4 8th and N. G. 4-5 Gaar, Scott & Co. .4-6 No. 1 Hose House, N.8tS"V 4-7 Champion Mills. . 4-8 10th and N. I. , 4-9 9th and N. E. - 1-12 City Electric Lfetft Plan!;! FIFTH DISTRICT. .West Richmond and Sevastopol, ( 5 W. 3rd and Chestnut. 5-1 W. 3d and National Aveaue 1 5-2 W. 3d and Kinsey. 5.3 W. 3d and RichmcantiaV 5-4 W. 1st and R. R. , 5-5 State and Boyer. 5-6 Grant and Ridge. 1 5-7 Hunt and Maple. 5-8 Grant and Sheridan--5- 9 Bridge 'Avenue, PaperBfill, 5-12 Earlham College. SIXTH DISTRICT. North of D, East of 10thA 6- 1 Railroad Shops. 6-2 Hutton's Coffin Factory' 6-3 Hoosier Drill Worksv 6-4 Wayne Works. ' ' . ' 6-5 City Mill Works. 6-6 15th and R. R. ' 5-713th and N. II. SEVENTH DISTRICTS' , Between Main and North D, Xfttt'o 10 th.. 7 9th and N. A. ' 7-1 11th and N. B.' 7-2 14th and N. C. 7-3 No. 3 Hose House!.! 7-4 ISth and N. C. 7-u22d and N. E. -v SPECIAL SIGNALS 2- 2-2 Patrol Call. 3- 3-3 Fire Pressure. 1-2-1 Fire out. - 3 Fire pressure pfiV Marines Protect Plantation. Boston, Sept. 17. A private cablegram received here by E. F. Atkins of Cuba says that the general conditions in bouth Santa Clara province are desperate, but that the Atkins factory or sugar manufacturing buildings on the Soledad estate have been saved from the insurgents by the presence of marines from the gunboat Marietta About 2,000 people are employed on the Soledad estate, which is one of the largest in Cuba, controlled by an American. Ordered to Cienfuegos. - Havana, Sept. 17. The United States auxiliary cruiser Dixie received orders from Washington to pro ceed to Cienfuegos. It is believed that the small force of the gunboat Mari etta is not considered a sufficient guard owing to the conditions in the besieged city.. Admit the Deea. Canton, O., Sept. 17. James Cornelius, a well known sewer contractor, Is under arrest and in jail, charged with the murder of his wife, who died In a hospital as a result of a fractured skull. Cornelius admits striking tha woman with a window weight during a quarrel and told the police he meant Jto kill her. Child of the Xewlr Rich. 'Was he born with a silver spoon ?n his mouth?" No; with a silver knife in his Jnouth." Smart Set. Another Version. Uttle beds of flowers. Little coats of paint. Make ajleasant cottage Out of one that ain't. Minneapolis Journal. A Good Deal of Sameueaa. Landlady Fish is good brain food. Boarder I'll have brain fever If 1 tay here much longer. Now York Press. An Spoken. A briquette Is a little brlcfe. But let this notion soak ln?o your mem'ry: a croquett la not a little croak. Dates of County Cneennes .. .. - -JL.SepL 17 Covington M, Sept. IS FL Wayne ..Sept. IS Kendall villa .. ......f. ..SepL 24 Montpelier .. .. W... Sept. 25 North Manchester ..m. ....Oct 2 Bourbon M Oct. 9

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Woo. Lost. PCt. Chicago ..103 22 .7G6 New York .. 87 43 .645 Pittsburg S3 51 .620 Philadelphia 62 72 .483 Cincinnati .. ". 59 78 .431 Brooklyn .. .. 53 78 .414 St. Louis .......... 48 83 .350 Boston .. 42 93 .Sll

usmg ji tic "lime. "Funny about Jones. He would like to acquire the habit of walking ia hi eleep." "What does he want to do that for?" "Walking Is such fine exercise, and he hasn't time to take It when he is awake." All on Credit. Tou 'iave heard of the charge cf the light brigade And the credit they got for the act so rash. And doubtle33 you often have wondered why They didn't come down to the store. with the cash. Self Defense. "I do so love gossip." "Why?" "When I have something sensational to tell it keeps people from talking about me." Too Common. "How would you like to have an au tomobile, Weary?" "Not for me, Mikey. Nottin will an swer for Weary but de winga of d WliiSlt.We Like Fruit. For strictly orchard products which found markets and presumably were consumed during the year ending June 30, 1905, the American farmer received $83,751,84C, and we raised in American vineyards 1,500,000,000 pounds of grapes, which crop brought our Amer ican vineyardists over $15,000,000 more. American subtropical fruits brought the producers nearly $10,000,000, and we imported from the West Indies, and southern Europe $25,000,000 worth of tropical fruits. Ernest C. Rowe in Leslie's Weekly, Oar RallfTaya. The average number of passenger In each railroad train in the United States In 15K)4 was 50.23. This rcpra sents a growth from about 39 a train In 1898, but Is still far below the de velopment attained abroad. In 1898 Germany carried an average of 71 per sons In each train, and India had the large figure of ISO. The development of the electric railway in this country and the frequent train service help to beep down the average. On each of the 212,000 miles of railway in 1904 there were carried an average of 104.19:5 passengers. That is to say, the aggregate passenger mileage of the I country, according to "the Kailway World, divided by the mileage of the track, gives the figure named. In Germany, as far back as 1898, this figure was 342,000 persons; in France it was 2S3.000 in 1897, in India 289.000 and In Austria 214,000. The figures for Great Britain are not obtainable. I The Chtnene Pen. The Chinese pen from time immemo rial has been a brush made of some soft hair and used to paint the curiously formed letters of the Chinese alphabet. South African Ant Hill. The largest structure on the earth when compared with the size of the builders is the ant hill of Africa. Some of these mounds have been observed fifteen feet high and nine feet in di ameter. If a human habitation were constructed on the same scale it would be more than seven miles high. White Flower. In all mythologj- and folklore white flowers are supposed to spring from tears. BraftU's Tree Frogs. To protect its ova and young from the attacks of fish the tree frog of Brazil builds a tubelike subaqueous fortification of mud, which It jealously guards until its froglets are large inouh to take care of themselves. Remarkable " -'She 19 quite gifted." "In what way?" "She can hand out a superior line of advice on any subject under the sun at a moment's notice." Popular Literary Stunt. "lie claims he Is making his living writing." "Writing home for money." 0 0 0 Those Vool Qnewtlona. , . nr, fayS. th man' seeins hl9 inruu Bauyiug lorin wun poie ana net and bait basket. "Going fishing?" "No," replies the friend, turning on him solemnly. "No: I'm goinc to stand on my head and keep my hair from falling out. What made you think 7 was going fishing?" Puck. So Chance to Korjret. Benham I don't like your actions you should remember that you are m; wife. Mrs. Benbam I am not likely t forget it when everybody tells me hor they pity me. New York Press. The people in the fiat above seldoncall the baby what th fond parent fto. Somerville Journal.

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.559 . j .530 .483 .458 .443 .371 The above standing gives the ciubs as they finish In the American Asso ciation which has come to a close. Tic- u(ur Armpliair. Anybody who has had a good case of seasickness must have felt that he would welcome the electric chair as a relief. Now an electric chair for sea sickness has been tested on an English channel steamer and an ocean liner. You sit in a snue armchair. A motor under the sent is connected with the ship's electric current. You sit and take vibratory treatment. Up and down and crosswise you are shaken. Mos1 sitters need but one treatment. Their tendency to seasickness is vibrated out of them. Some need a second sitting. A few are seasick as soon as their treatment ends. It is "a preventive, mark you, not a cure. The theory is that seasickness is essentially a nerv ous malady, and that vibration reduces the nervousness. Certainly Imagination and expectation have much to do with the d'sorder. Blessings on the new armchair if it can block quick coming seasickness. But many believe and many doubt. Everybody's Magazine. Tongh Greenbacks. a little incident showing the genu Ineness and enduring quality of the paper on which our greenbacks are printed occurred ' up in the Maine

woods last winter. Three years ago a I chould go when they fail to get a wedlumberman who had been given a .ten rtlng ring?"

dollar bill on his wage account lost the money on his way home. One day in January last a friend found the bill in an open field, where it had been drop ped, still intact and easily recognizable after having been dreuched in the rains, frozen by the snows and bleach ed in the sun for three years. Being restored to its original owner, the bill was sent to the United States treasury, where it was promptly redeemed in new paper. Leslie's Weekly. OUR MOTHER TONGUE. He may be a drugrgrist who drugs, Bvrt he's not a huggist who hugs. And no tinker ever has tuak. Though you can't get a craftsman tecraw, A respectable draftsman may draw. And a drinker may often be drunk. We say of the swimmer, "He swam," But not of the trimmer, "She tram," And we never rowers have rown. Though a man who has brought may not bratch. The one who has caught still may catsh. And many a thrower has thrown. Tis common for sailors to sail. But if fSn't for tailors to tall. And more than one plan are not plen. If the broker Is not one who brokes. Etill the smoker may be one who smokes. And more than one man are called men. Though never a spender has spoan, The kind hearted lender may loan. And many a dealer has dealt. We may say that the man who weave wove. But not that the one who grieves grove. And no squealer ever ha squealt. Pearl. PearH are measured by the grain. Three and one-half grains go to a carat. '. The Two Cent Piece. The bronze two cent piece was first coined In 1SG4, being authorized by act of congress in the same year. The Issuance of this coin was discontinued Feb. 12, 1S73. The Tnrqnoli. The turquoise was once supposed to have the power of indicating the con dition of the absent beloved. While the blue remained clear in Its color all was well. When it turned dull and green disease was near, and when the green predominated death was at hand. Era of the Martyrs. The "era of the martyrs," a famous era in use In -the early church, com memorates the tenth and last great persecution by Diocletian, beginning Feb. 23, 2S4 A. D. British Crown Ruby, The ruby in the center of the Mal tese cross on the top of the British crown is the stone that was given to the Black Prince by King Pedro of Castile after the battle of Nejara. Henry V. of England wore it In his helmet at Agiucourt. A Year. The exact length of our year is 3G5 days, G hours, 13 minutes and 4S.6 secends. Cotvh and Tloraes. Thv answer to the question. Why does a horse get np fore part first and a cow hind part first? is: The strength for the second movement of rising Is posterior in the horse and anterior In caw C? Bean tha Signature ef !Sa Kind Yoa Kara Aiwars Bctrfi

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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDiNS. Wca- Lost. Ct Chicago S2 51 .617 New York SI 52 .609 Philadelphia 74 5S .561 Cleveland 73 5S .557 St. Louis 6S 67 .496 Detroit .GO 72 ; .455 Washington. .. .. 52 SI .391 Boston 43 92 .319 The ab'.-jc-rrncc of respectable Brii Eh persons for ilie sy-onyrs for "snp guinary" i3 almost as estrnordlnar. as its popularity with the lowc classes. Ia tl:iys gone by O'Conn; spoke of the "bv.se, bloody and brut; Whigs," and the Times In reportiu him rendered it very ingeniously, wit a view to exhibit his bad language, v. the "base, b and brutal Whigs." The Clove. The fpice known as -the commo clove is the undeveloped bud of tt Caryophylh'.s aronintieus. Cottle Parsing:. It is coramcn!;,- supposed that nurr Ins infants with th? bottle is a mo-: ern custom, but some time ago D: Gottstein pointed out that tint cnt6: was widely prevalent in German. cltie 200 years ago, and more recently DGrotjahn discovered pictorial evident of such nursinz 1-HC0 vears r.iro. Cnronrasins II I m. "You say Miss Jeerington likes tr hear you read poetry?" "Yes," answered the self approvin youth. "She says that no matter ho serious a poem Is it sounds fuuny wher I read It." Washington Star. It's a -Jaldl Fact She Never mind, dear, bald heads f.re like kind words. He How's that? She They can never dye. naif noli Iqv. The I.oirfeal Place. "Where do you think, deserted belles "I should say to the court of ap nea!." Baltimore American. un or tne rnings tee average gir cannot explain is why whn she an nounces her engagement the wonc does not stop going around. Children cannot lay claims to ha ring any sense until they admit that their parents know best, and they are no longer children when they admit it. Atchison G lobe. HEALTH NEVERS. Nev hammer at a bit of bad feel ing In the house till you shape it Into a disease. Never ask people if they've err ea tirely got over that attack of disease. You might bring it on them again. Never swaddle up a baby in order to keep it warm, so that it will take cold as soon as a breath of air strikes It. Never "feed a cold" or any other dis ease. Let your' stomacn, nave a rest. You will not starve if you go without Cgo& a VBk.- CarJetc-v's Magazine. iC Kicking: Horae." A kicking horse may be cured by ty ing one of his fore legs with a rope to the hind leg on the other side. Then, as soon as he commences to kick, he jerks his front leg off the ground staid goes down in a heap. Two or three doses of that kind will cure the worst case possible. Spiders. Spiders always come out of their holes shortly before a rain, being ad vised by their Instinct that insects then fly low and are most easily taken. The Gnat'a Month. The gnat's mouth consists of a small lancet for piercing the skin. This Instrument la Inclosed In a delicate sheath, and beneath It there is a pumping apparatus for drawing out the blood of the victim. The gnat Js so small that the red corpuscles of the blood would be too large for its sys tem, and It sucks only the serum. Renewing His Youth. Did you buy the mummy you were looking at?" "No; it was too fresh." "You mean the salesman was. "No; the mummy." "But it had been dead 3,000 years. "I know, but they had just dug him up." PERT PARAGRAPHS. The man who takes his punishment quietly is apt to be not as meek as he seems. There are some men who might be worse than they are, but they don't know it. A theory that doesn't allow for fric tion is apt to get a pretty hard rub.

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Fall 1906 For Sale B3 KIBBEY & CO. E BEFORE COUNCIL Deuker Suggests that Street Car Company Be Made to Use Iron Poles. JOINT POLE AGREEMENT NO ADVANCE IS MADE IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH . CENTRAL UNION ON ACCOUNT OF ABSENCE OF STATE MANAGER. A communication from the board of works to the council was read last evening in which the board stated that nothing definite In the status of the joint pole agreement . between the city and the Cenral Union Telephone company had been' reached, owing to the fact that the state " manager of that company was absent from his headquarters at Indianapolis. This communication brought up the Main street pole question again. Mr. Deuker moved that the city attorney see if an ordinance " could be drawn up compelling the street car company to place iron poles on Main street, and the telephone and other companies affected to place their wires under ground. - - - Mr. O'Neal, of the -board of public works, stated that the street car coif pany was now investigating the ad visability of anchoring their Main street wires to buildings, a scheme which has been found to be very practicable in many cities, throughout the country. CHIEF COLLINS MAY FALL Chicago Politicians to Protect Them selves May Overthrow Super- 1 Intendent of Police. Publishers Pressl Chicago, Sept. 17. A plot to over throw Chief of Police Collins is reported In police and political circles to be breeding among city polAicians who fear the startling disclosures he may make in the present police de partment fight. . LOWE SAYS HE WON'T PAY CLIFFORD CASE UP AGAIN Tax Adjuster with Whom City has a Contract, Says He Never Agreed to Expense of Clifford's Suit Against the City. At the meeting of council last night W. E. Lowe said that he was not under contract to bear the expense of $200, connected with -the suit of Fremont Clifford, against the city, which was tried at Greenfield last June. Lowe denied that he agreed to do so although Councilman Engelbert suggested that he had given his word to that effect. Lowe said the litigation growing out of the Morrison estate with which Clifford was connected, arose before he (Lowe) made a contract with the city. If you have good "opportunity eyesight" you will find some things in the want ads today which most oeople will overlook. Before you throw The Palladium aside, look over the classified advertisements.

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WANTED A girl about 16 years old to do house work. 429 Lincoln St. West side. lS-St. HELP WANTED 50 women to peal potatoes at 11. C. Butterdick's canning factory. South 5th street. lS-7t WANTED A man and wife to work on farm. Call 907 I. lS-3t WANTED A girl to do house work at 231 North 16 St. or phone 1240. lS-3t. WANTED Day work by lady. Call at 412 North 5th street, lS-3t WANTED Roomers 5th street. at 4i: North lS-2t WANTED A messenger boy at once at Richmond Manufacturing Co., In West Richmond. d-lt. WANTED Corn to top or cut up on shares. Apply to M. C. Darby, 515 North 16th street or leave word at this office, addresin,5 etler to "Darby." WANTED The rat trap that was taken from the alley between South 13 and 14th street returned. 16-3t. WANTED Young lady to work at soda fountain. Alfords. 15-4t. WANTED Salesman, either sex. Sal ary $1.50, 2.50 per day guaranteed: $40, $90 per month, traveling, contracting salesman. Yowell-Bruns-wick Hotel. 15-3t SALESMAN WANTED Man compe tent to earn three to five thousand a year selling goods to the dry goods, drug, general, notion and department stores. Best of reference required. Address American Jobbing Association, Muncie, Ind. 16-2t MALE HELP WANTED Clerks and Carriers for Richmond Post Office. Exam, in November. A Government Position with good salary. Fine future. We prepare you thoroughly by Mail, furnishing Text Books. Rush. InteiiState Schools Cedar Rapids, Iowai 15-3t. WAiMKIJ A good S( cond hand delivery wagon with tc r. Call at No. 126 Chestnut St. 14-3t WANTED A girl at 114 North 9th. 14-3t FOR 8AI Richmond, property a specialty. Porterfield. KellyUJk kk. Phono 329. tt FOR SALE Auction Western Hor ses. We will sell one car load of good young Western Horses, one at a time, at Richmond, Ind., Wednesday, Sept.' 19.. Sale will take place at 10 a. m. at Pennsylvania R. R. stockyards. Call and see them now. For further Information see Taube Bros. KING BROS. 18-2t FOR SALE Household goods of all kinds will be sold at low prices today at 35 South Nintcenth street. d-lt. FOR SALE Garland Soft Coal stove. good , condition. 130 North 7th NEW FOOTBALL BOUGHT AND PRACTICE IS BEGUN High School Lads Already Have the Football Fever and Are Ready to Don the Moleskins The List of Candidates. Although school work .at High school -has not yet started, the football candidates have already held a meeting and a new foot ball has been purchased. There are quite a number "6f "good candidates and the outlook for a fast team is very bright. Some of the very enthusiastic candidates even began practice last evening on the public play grounds. Manager Murray has sent letters for games to several high schools, I eluding Winchester, Greenville a Rushville. This season it is probable that fie DR. HAMILIO NORTH TENTH STREET

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FOR SALE Three fine suburban properties well located and at reas-' a specialty. Gib H. Scott. 29 North 6th street. Both 'Phones 410 . 16-2t. FOR SALE Farms, large and small. Good locations and prices right. Get H. Scott, 29 North 6th street. Both 'phones, 410. 16 2t FOR SALE City and Farm property buy property of Gib H. Scott. 29 North 6th street. Both phones' 410. 16-2t FOR SALE Not everybody but a few buy property of Git H. Scott, 29 North th street. Both 'phones 410. 16-2t FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. Call at Geo. Davis. It. R. 6. 15-2t FOR SALE Fine home, well improv-, ed, electlc light, natural gas, both kinds water, fruit and shade trcej. Call after C; 15 p. tn.. 1100 North I street, or address letter. 15-3t. FOR SALE B uggy for sale at a bargain, 512. FOR SALEvator. Everybody Address P. O. box 264 Cobs. Richmond Ele-5-1 Ot buys property fron? Woodhurs 491. 9 IB Main St. Tele photo juneS tf RENT. RENT Fu lfinea rooms at the urand for gentle :i only. tf FOR RENT 5 room flat with bath, steam heat and water furnished. Safety Deposit Building. .. kDickinson Trust Co. , )16-tf FOR RENT Furnished "'rooms, electric light, bath and heat. 202 North Sth street. 15-2t FOR RENT Modern Flat, 26 N. 11th street. Call before 5 p. m. 13-2t. FOR RENT Good 5 room house, $10. Thompson, 710 Main street. 13-3t, LOST. LOST Small purse containing change on Main between Municipal Light Plant office and Colonial Building. Leave at Palladium office. ." 18-2t LOST On South Sth street, between A and Main, a pockctbook containing 7 and 8 dollars. Finder please return to Muth's restaurant and receive reward. "JS-2t LOST Gold brooch set with bril iants and one Amethyst on Main, between Twelfth and llundy and Campbell Photograph Gallery. Finder please leave at 1127 Main St and receive reward. lS-3t LOST A Fox Terrier pup, black and brown head, brown spot on side. 311 N. 5th . Reward. 16 3t LOST A small gold Flcur de Lis pin between Glen Miller park and Westt Richmond. Return to 106 S. W st, and receive reward. !G 2t LOST A silver curling iron, yesterday, south of Main, between Ninth and Twelfth. Finder please leave at the Peter Johnson Co. 15-31 members of the team will all hav Jerseys alike as this helps to some ex tent in team work. Captain Donald Graves expects to pick a good team from the following list of candidatesMurray, Graves, Marine, Karns, S. Williams, Ellison, Haas, Schaefer, Clendenin, Dingley, B. Williams, Cain, Silbcrman, Sands, P. Hlatt, Clement Clawson, Purcell, Carroll and Chapman, j Deaths and Funerals. JTodd Thomas Henry Todd dieif Sunday evening at his home 501 jNorth 16 street after a long illness at the age of 53 years. He leaves fi . wife and two , sons. The funeral will "take place Wednesday ..mornina pt 3 o clock from the St. Mary' churcn. The burial will be at Earlham cemetery. ' See how what you have heard looks In print and get a dollar for doing it, Win the news "tip" prize. Palladium Want Ads Pay. epairlni Specialty. Is having a larg In the $2, s GUARAKEED to bo tha an fills tlrf guarantee. 724 r AIM STREET. 8atIsfactiyGuarantacL

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