Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 307, 2 December 1906 — Page 10

Page Tfcnt The Richmond Palladium, Sunday, December 2, 1906. WILL TRY ONCE MORE THE GLEN IMPROVEMENTS A HUE CHRISTMAS GIFT ARRESTS IN NOVEMBER TURKEY TURKEY TURKEY TURKEY Turkey TURKEY - LU MEN AFJED WOMEN WEH BLFJOW... 5 m Green House is to Have a New Boiler Tptal of 41 for the Period and Drunkenness Leads the Van as Usual. RAGLES PLAN CARNIVAL Plan Suitable Home for the ; Animals. ABE MARTIN IN PRINT

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Next SummerLooking for a Good Company. Richmond is assured of one street carnival at least, next summer. -. The Eagles will try again and feel confident that the affair will be botn a success from an entertainment as well as financial standpoint. Already the Eaerles are in correspondence wi th three of the leading carnival comp nlea of the country and will close contract Just as soon as it is expedi ent to do so. The Eagles have had but one try at the carnival business. That was last summer, when they brought the Robinson carnival company to this city and held forth for a week at the erounds south, of Glen Miller entrance. The Robinson company at the time the Eagles engaged It, had a splendid reputation and was really carrying some f the most meritorious shows of the kind on the road. Just before reach Ing Richmond, however, trouble be tween the Robinson company and the Individual show managers traveling urtfh it. caused a number of the best attractions to drop their engagement and consequently Richmond people did not see the Robinson company at Its best, and the Eagles did not make the money which they might otherrisn have done. TTinnch hsmnered bv some bad weather and with a carnival company not at its best, the Eagles cleared ssuu and for this reason feel encouraged to take up the project next year. Ferari Bro3. set the highest mark in the carnival world In Richmond, when they .appeared here under the auspices of the Red Men and it is the intention of the Eaeles next season to get a com pany which will equal if not eclipse fhat event. Special Musical Program. At the First Methodist church today ooth morning and evening, there will be soecial music by . the choir. The programs for both services follow: Morning. Anthem "Magnify and Praise Him' u..... .. Perkins Quartet "Jubilate . Deo" In A Flat, composed by Mr. Harris. Evening. Anthem "No Shadows Yonder". Gaul Soprano solo by Miss Mary Friedley Quartet "Lord of Heaven" .Cranmer Solo "I Heard the Voice of Jesus' .. .. .. Harris " Mrs. Elmer Gormon. . To Settle With State. B. B. Myrick, Jr., county treasurer, Is preparing to make his semi-annual settlement with the State. Earnings Increased. William A. Bradford, Jr.; Is quoted as saying that the gross earnings of the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville railroad for the last fiscal year ended June 30, were 23 per cent greater than for the previous year and of this 23 per cent In the gross nearly 2-3 per Cent was saved for net. THE WRITERS. Dr. Conan Doyle, Richard le GalXlenne, Sir Frederick Pollock, Mr. Iceland and the late Professor Allen have made Surrey, England, quite a literary center by taking up their residence there. Tlctor Jingo had a very exalted bplnion of his own Importance. Walking with a friend one day, he abruptly asked, "Can you Imagine what I would ay to the Creator should I meet him?" Yes, replied the friend. "You would B7, 'My dear confrere:" Justin McCarthy, the historian and ex-leader of the Irish party. Is now living In retirement at Westgate-on-fiea. Mr. McCarthy is still busy, but his eight has become greatly impaired. He dietates for an hour or tw every morning to an amanuensis. Edwin Sandys, who was known as an author of books for boys and an authority on hunting and fishing, has just died of heart disease at his home In New York city. In his authorship of "Upland Game Birds" he was associated with President Roosevelt. Boo and Bah. Boo, the exclamation used to frighten children, is a corruption of Bah, the name of a famous Gothic general. It has been used for a terror word for centuries. Wart. Seed warts have been removed by first cutting the warts down to the skin with a clean sharp knife and then applying a poultice of lemon Juice and fine salt In the morning the warts will feel sore, but with two or three more applications of the lemon Juice And salt will disappear. Cod ft ah la Norway. 'Codfish are sold in Norway by count regardless of size, which varies greatly. Salt is considered the only desirable preservative, but many are air dried and are known as "stock fish." Weed. ' To give some Idea of how weeds multiply it may be stated a single plant of pepper pxass will produce 18,xtf seeds; dandelion. 32.000; shepherds TYTIt f?TflfllV vrtaof tMi T rkTu-k. nAJL mon thistles, (VJ.OX); eaniorail 16. ragweed, n); purslane. 375,0 JO; slantaln, 47,iX0. and burdock, 43,000, I'alnt. ir a mi oi paiin uas to ue let open. le stir It thoroughly, so as to dilve all of the oil. then fill up itjT water. When it Incomes necessary tsuse the paint pour off the .water, anrfVou will find It as fresh as when firstlipened. irtlficlaJ gas lor ligtand heat

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property of the city and now lying in the - river bottom, will be taken to Glen Miller and used in the green house. It has also been suggested that it could be used to furnish heat for a suitable building for the animals in case an enlarged one is erected, as is reported to be favored by the Board of Works. Deaths and Funerals. OESTRICH The body of Mrs. Es tella Oestrich, daughter of Mrs. Maria Eikenberry, will be brought to -Rich mond some time this morning and will be taken to the home of Mrs. Murray Hill, 434 South 13th , who is a sister of the deceased. Mrs. Oestrich's death occurred Friday night. Friends may call to view the remains at any time. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. SKATING CRAZE HOLDS THE CITY Decfared that Everybody Has Gone "Plumb Daft" Over the Rollers. RINK IS CROWDED DAILY SO GRAT IS THE DEMAND UPON THE RINK BY SKATERS THAT POLO HAS NO CHANCE-THIS SEASON. Richmond has - again gone "plumb daft'' over t-roller .skating. It was thought that the 'fever reached about the greatest height possible last year but from the business done last week at the Coliseum and especially' from that' last night, It seems that, the craze Is here as strong as several years ago, when the people of Richmond skated morning, noon and night. ' Last' night every pair of skates at Ihe Coliseum was rented and Jpr. forty-five minutes after, the doors -i had been closed against skaters, applicants still appli ed The floor of the Coliseum was un comfortably filled with the. crowd of onlookers resembled an audience seen at polo games. - i Mace Byers, who is floor manager at the Coliseum, said last night that in the face of the present" demand for roller skating there was little likeli hood of an Independent polo team be ing formed. After the holidays the skating fever may die down to some extent and then the Richmond public may be given a taste of polo. Marriage License Record. There were forty-seven marriage li censes issued In Wayne county during November. To Gt Fat. Some individuals are constitutional ly thin, but it is an exceptional case that will not respond to proper "get fat treatment, which consists in moderate exercise, good things to eat and plenty of refreshing sleep. Raw eggs are fattening. Drink plenty of water. Blue pencil the fretting habit. Get out of doors every day and sleep at least eight or nine hours every night. To the Manner Born. Shakespeare wrote "native and to the manner born. "To the manor born" is believed to be an American Innovation. There is not a single editor of Shakespeare who admits that reading, . but there Is a wide belief' in it, absolutely ungrounded. Wild Peafowl. The peacock is found in a wild state In India, Ceylon, Madagascar and many other parts of Asia and Africa. A Very Old Proverb. The proverb "Necessity is the moth er of Invention" can hardly be traced to one independent source. The idea was expressed by Pereius, the Roman satirist, about GO A. D., and is found In the precise form now quoted in Richard Franck's "Northern Memoirs" (printed In London, 1694) and In vari ous later English writers. Meat Extracts. A medical expert points out that meat juice and meat extracts have a value quite separate from their actual nutritive constituents, inasmuch as they have a direct stimulating action on the gastric juice. Hall In Sooth Africa. Summer showers In South Africa are remarkable for terrific showers of hail, hailstones as large as pigeons' eggs having been frequently observed. Cocoa Island Treasure. It Is said that there are two great treasure hoards ou Cocos island one a pirate's plunder, estimated at anything between $30,000,000 and $00,000,000; another called "Keating's treasure," said to be worth $15,000,000. Ivory Black. In ivory manufacture nothing is lost. The scraps and dust are burned to charcoal and form the ivory black of the painter. . Bird Imitates a Flower. A remarkable bird found in Mexico is thetee martin, which has a trick of ruffling up the feathers on the top of Its head into the-exact semblance of a beautiful flower, and when a bee comes along to sip honey from the supposed flower it is snapped up by the bird.

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apolis News Creeps Into a Holiday Volume May Be Obtained Direct from Author. The most interestinig and novel Christmas gift book that' has appeared for years is "Abe Martin." a collection of the sayings of Kin Hubbard's fam ous Hoosier character, which is beau tifully printed and bound in gingham for the holidays. Abe Martin in book form, is a most artistic volume, ana contains besides many pages of crisp sayings and homely philosophy, an in troduction by Meredith Nicholson, tribute in verse by James "U hi iomb Riley, and numerous special illustrations. Only a limited number of the books has been printed, and the many admirers of "Abe, 'scattered over In diana. i mav avail themselves xf the opportunity of securing a book by or dering through their local dealers, or by remitting the price, one dollar (and ten cents for postage), direct to Mr Hubbard, care of The Indianapolis News. Send postoffice or express money order, and give plain address Tuesday Club Meeting. The Tuesday club will meet at ths Morrison-Reeves library next Tuesday evening. Prof. William N. Trueblood of Earlham College, will talk on Browning's "Philosophy of Life." The discussion will be led by Miss Augus ta Mering of the High School. Suit for Divorce. Thomas, L.- Marsden,' through his attorney Li. C. Abbott, has filed suit against Elizabeth E. Marsden for di vorce, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Plan Turkey Dinner. . The ladles of Grace ' M. E. church will serve a turkey dinner an Decem ber 12. Improving Church. When changes now under , way fire completed, St Paul's Lutheran church" South Seventh street, will be greatly improved. It is being extensively re nlodeled on plans prepared by Messrs Piatt & Duvall. WILLIAM H. LANGDON. San Francisco District Attorney. Who 'Is an Enemy of Grafters. In the sensational graft exposures In San Francisco a leading part has been placed by" William H. Langdon, district attorney. The present mayor of San Francisco, . Eugene . E. Schmitz, was chosen for his post through a coalition between the Republicans and labor un ion organizations. Abraham Ruef, who has been known as the political boss of the city, was recently indicted, with Mayor Schmitz, on charges of accept ing money from the proprietors of dls orderly resorts in payment for protection.Other charges have been made affecting the disposal of funds sent to San Francisco for the earthquake suf ferers. Langdon some time ago sus pected that members of the municipal administration were participating In graft and refused to be longer guided by "Boss" Ruef and became conspicu ous as an enemy of grafters. This re sulted in his nomination for governor of California on the Independence league ticket. The citizens who had organized for the investigation of graft charges em WILLIAM H. LANG DOS. ployed Francis J. Heney, who conduct ed the prosecution of the land sharks In Oregon, as their counsel. District Attorney langdon appointed him his assistant for the purpose of presenting the evidence in the case to the grand Jury. Mayor Schmitz being absent in Europe, Acting Mayor Gallagher, a partisan of 4Ruef, thereupon removed Langdon and appointed in his place none other than Ruef himself. The courts ruled, however, that this ap pointment was illegal, and Langdon held on to his office as district attorney and proceeded with the movement against Ruef and his associates. He was defeated In the gubernatorial cam paign. District Attorney Langdon Is thirtythree years old and a nativa of Cali fornia. - . Ola Apprentice I.Yt. In 1GS0 an ordinance was passed In Albany that no person or persons should be permitted to work at any trade or work until he had served as an apprentice to some burgher of the city for. the term of four years unless they should be in other ways qualified. Paraees. Parsees are much better educated than any other Indians. In every 10,000 Parsee men 4,075 know English. Among the Iindoos only 64 In 10,000

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. There were forty-one arrests made by the police in Richmond during November and a total since January first of 587. Few of the arrests were for anything serious and only one was for murder. For the past month arrests were as follows: Suspipcion I Intoxication 20 Safe Keeping 2 Assault and Battery 5 Held for Chief 7 Petit Larceny 2

- Officers Elected. - At the last meeting of Whitewater lodge, I. O. O. F. the following officers were elected: Adam Huffman, N. G.; Scott Webb, V. G.; L. A. Handley, Sec'y.; E. D. Neff, Treas.; and J E. Casely, Trustee. The third ' degree was also conferred on two candidates. Next Friday night the lodge will have work in the initiatory degree." PRESSURE DID WORK QUICKLY Pennsylvania Company Forc ed to Cut Out Lower Round-Trip Faresr EFFECT OF THE COMBINE THE CASE SHOWS UNMISTAKAB LY THAT NO RAILROAD CAN DO AS IT PLEASES. Pressure by other railroads has in duced the Pennsylvania Company to cancel a tariff it recently filed mak ing a reduction in round-trip passen ger fares. The new rates were to become effective December - 20. The new Interstate commerce law re quires that thirty days'f. notice be given of any increase in rates,; so the lower round trip rates in Illinois, In diana, Ohio and Pennsylvania can not be withdrawn until December 30 mak ing them in effect only ten days. Before the recent reduction in one way passenger rates from - a genera! basis of 3 cents a mile to 2 cents in Ohio and 2 cents in Indiana and Pennsylvania, round-trip tickets were sold at a reduction of 10 per cent, from twice the one-way fare. After the general reduction in one way rates the Pennsylvania Company decided to sell round-trip tickets for 7 per cent, less than twice the one way rate. So strongly was this furth er reduction opposed by other East ern lines that the Pennsylvania has agreed to maintain its round-trip rates on the old basis of 3 cents a mile one way, except In cases when twice the new one-way rate is less than the old round trip rate.. In such cases the lower rate must be charged. Has New Saddler. H. J. Hanes, county auditor, has pur chased a fine saddle horse. Building Permits, Twelve building permits were Issu ed by the city during the past month, representing a total valuation of $11,650. DAMES AND DAUGHTERS. Mme. Modjeska. it is said, is looking for a house near New York where she can make her home after her final appearance on the stage. The Duchess of Northumberland has a suburban garden at Synon House, Brentfer, famous for Its lilies, . standard rose trees and German carnations. Mrs. Baird, an Englishwoman, who has been called "the queen of chess, has published 1,200 chess problems, and no woman has eclipsed the position which she holds in the chess world. Juno May, a resident of London, claims to be champion woman wrestler of the world. The fair Juno is twentytwo years old, stands six feet two Inches In her bare feet and weighs 252 pounds. The Viscountess Aoki, wife of the Japanese ambassador, has Introduced a pretty fashion in tapestry for chairs and settees. This is the weaving of proverbs, verses and prayers into the tapestry coverings. . Baroness Ilengelmuller Is one of the most beautiful women in Washington and a great social favorite. She Is highly cultured, and her entertain ments have always been exclusive and characterized by every element of nov elty and attractiveness. Miss Morosini, the daughter of Gio vanni Morosinl of Biverdale-on-the-Hudson, Is the possessor of some of the finest horses and carriages in the country. Critics say, indeed, that the splendor of her equipages is. scarcely equaled in the stables of European royalty. Miss Rose L. Fritx of New York city. who won the world's . typewriting championship in Chicago last June, came out ahead In the recent contest at the national business show in Madison Square Garden. She wrote 2.4G7 words from dlctatio in half an hour, making five errors. To Remove 3frklms laic. To remove marking ink paint the mark with solution of cyanide of potassium applied with a camel's hair brush. As soon as the ink disappears the linen should be rinsed in cold water and then washed in the usual way.

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U P. J. MOSS TURKEY TURKEY VOIGHT WAS CONVICTED FATE OF GERMAN COBBLER Man Who Made the Soldiers of. the . Kaiser, Laughing Stock of the Nation, Sentenced to Prison for Robbery Trial Was in Berlin. Publishers' Presa.J Berlin, Dec. 2. William Voigt, shoemaker, and bogus army officer, who made Kaiser William's soldiers the joke of all Europe through his impressing a company of soldiers to as sist him in robbing the treasury of Koepenick after making the Burgomaster and treasurer prisoners and sending them away to jail under military escort, will pay the penalty of his crime and joke by serving four years in prison, having been convicted today. Voigt has already spent the greater portion of his life behind the bars for numerous offenses. Voigt's aud acity in carrying on his robbery has so charmed the people 'of Germany, however, that an effort will probabl be made to induce the Kaiser to par don him. ; CURRENT COMMENT. It would pay American heiresses who marry foreign noblemen if they could simply buy the title and omit the personal incumbrance. Minneapolis JournaL Scientists and officials can call It "radio-telegraphy" all they wish to, but It's dollars to doughnuts that It will remain "wireless telegraphy" to the ordinary run of people. Boston Advertiser. . The chief danger now threatening the Russian government is the discontent of the peasants. A peasant revolt would transcend In horror any disturbances which the Socialists in the city could foment. Providence Journal. The " six inch gun of the battleship Maine made twenty-nine hits out of a possible thirty-nine, firing at a target two miles away. The enemy's craft that goes up against that kind of gunnery will have occasion to remember the Maine for a long while. Chicago Tribune. THINGS THEATRICAL. Miss' Alethea Luce and Leonard Liebling have made a dramatization of J. A. Mitchell's novel.. "Amos Judd," which will be produced this season. Miss Drina de Wolfe, who recently returned from abroad, has joined Robert Loral ne as his leading woman in "Man and Superman," now on tone. Miss Helen Grantly Is starring this season under the management of her husband, James B. Delcher, in Channlng Pollock's play, "The Little Gray Lady." : "The Belle of London Town" is the name that has been chosen by the Shuberts for the Stange and Edwardes musical comedy In which Camille d'Arvllle is to star this season. Charles Dillingham has engaged Miss Crystal Heme for five years beginning next September. She will appear in one of Mr. Dillingham's productions next season, and a?ter that she will be starred in a new pteySTATE LINES. California makes the wrecking of a train or an engine a felony punishable by death or life imprisonment, at the option of the jury. In Minnesota railway, telegraph and express stations must bear the local narce of the community unless it Is Illely to be confused with the names of other stations on the same line. It has long been admitted that Mas sachusetts takes the lead In the enact-. ment of laws for the protection of L bor from long hours, insanitary cojjQitlons and for the protection ofXthe worklngman generally.

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TURKEY TURKEY A CREOSOTING COMPANY ARE FORMULATING PLANS It Is Not Definitely Known Whether the Plant Will be Located in Richmond or Elsewhere The Business Prospects Good. It is expected that plans for the cieosoting company, recently incorporated in this city, will be made public early this week. It is announced that Henry C. Starr, attorney for the company, is at 'present at work on the plans, and is out of the city ou business relative to the plant. It is not known whether the plant will be located here or at some other poait. It is said that the new plant will leceive its main business from the Pennsylvania railroad. The Pennsylvania road is at present having work done at Shirley, by a Big Four concern. CARUSO IN CARICATURE. Comic Aapeeta of the Great Tenor Who Wan Recentlr Arrested. There are few better subjects for the caricaturist than the famous tenor, Signor Caruso, who 'was arrested at the Centraljjark zoo, New York, a short time ago on the charge of annoying a woman. Though Caruso denied he had been guilty of any impropriety and declared to the woman In the case that she had been mistaken in accusing him of annoying her, a policeman took him to a cell In a police station, where he stayed until bailed out and rescued from his predicament by Heinrich Conried, manager of the Metropolitan OpCABICATCBE OF ESEICO CA.BCSO BY CIB. era company, of which Caruso is a member. Musicians are often of an excitable temperament, and it Is said that feiguor Caruso tore his hair and gesticulated frantically when arrested, so that bis appearance during the scene must have borne out some of the humorous sketches of him. Caruso, however, is a caricaturist himself and takes great delight In drawing pictures exaggerating his own eccentricities as well as those of his friends. One of the best caricatures ever printed of the noted tenor is that recently drawn by his countryman, the cartoonist known as Cir, who is now in this country on a visit. In private life Cir Is the Duca di Cirella. . The trial of Signer Caruso before Magistrate Baker in the Yorkville court, Xew York, attracted great publicity. The woman he was charged with annoying, who gave her name as Hannah Graham, did not appear to press the charge against him. Nevertheless be was found guilty and fined $10. He appealed to the court of general sessions and claims that the verdict was unjust. Manager Conried of the Metropolitan Opera company said it would make no difference as to the tenor's appearing cn the stage in grand Q1IJAM

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