Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 352, 27 January 1907 — Page 8

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The Richmond Palladium, Sunday, January 27, 1907.

Thousands Hare Kidney ' Trouble and Never Suspect it How To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours ;

a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys ; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kidney trouble ; too frequent desire to pass it rr-r-.ia iu the hack is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. "What To So. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, . that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. have a sample bottle and a book that tells . all ohout it. both sent free bv mail. Address Dr. L Kilmer & Co., EinghEfmton, N. Y. When Honof swamp-Raoc. writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y, THEIR WORK IS INDECENT Auctioneer Arrested at Omaha Selling Paintings of Vandyke and Rubens. for (Publishers Press. ' Omaha, Neb., Jaa. 26. The Omaha courts decided that works of art by Vandyke, Rubens and Van Derwerff are indecent and that reproductions from them can not he sold her. For persisting In their sale John Greenberg was fined and warned that on the next occurrence he would be seat to jail. Green berg's display Included copies of Ruben's "Judgment of ParIs," Vandyke's- "Diana aad the Golden Reign- of r Jupiter," Van Derwerfs MJagdalena" and others of that class. , Reduced in Rank. ' UPublishers'PressJ ,1 St. Louis. Jan. 26. Chief of Detectives William Desmond was reduced to a lieutenant of police and J. H. Smith, recently reappointed to the police force as a captain, . was made chief of detectives. Desmond was head of the detective. bureau 16 years. Desmond's reduction was. the result of a general shakeup 'ln the department. No-specific charges of any kind were Dref erred against him.' Use artificial gas for light and heav 10-tf

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"DREADNOUGHT" 10 BE AT JAMESTOWN Laryest Man of War in the World to Take Part in Grand Naval Display.

IS A WONDERFUL VESSEL HA8 GREATER SPEED THAN ANY OTHER VESSEL AFLOAT ND HAS THREE TIMES THE GUN STRENGTH. Publishers' Press.l Norfolk, Va., Jan. 26. The monster battleship "Dreadnought," the largest Man-ofWar in the world, Great Britain's latest acquisition, will participate In the grand naval display in Hamp ton Roads, during the period of the Jamestown Ter-Centennial exposition. The famous sea fighter, is now on her way to the West Indies, where she will be seen by Admiral . Evan's fleet", which is carrying on winter manoeu vres in those waters. It is the opinion of the British Consul here that the Dreeadnought will remain in the southern waters of the West Indies, until the winter i3 over, arriving, in Hampton Roads, in time for the opening of the Jamestown exposition on April 26th,-remaining there until the British fleet, detailed for participation at the exposition, is ready to return home. The Dreadnought was only a short time ago put into commission after having been a remarkably short period In building. She is of 18,000 tons displacement and has an armament of ten twelve-inch guns, or nearly three times the gun strength of any other battleship afloat. This vessel has a speed of more than twenty knots an hour and could therefore overtake any combination she can fight, or run away, from any she can lot. Besides this visit of tae Dreadnosht England, through the Admiralty's lata derision, will send her f rst cruiser divfpion, to Hampton Roads for the opn ing celebradon of the Jamestown potition. . The vessels comprising this division are the Good Hope, Antrim, Devonshire, Hampshire and Poxburgh. These ships, will probably give England a stronger representation in the naval manoeuvres in Hampton Roads, than any of the other foreign powers that are to participate. Some persons associate particular colors with particular sounds A Washington scientist, in touching upon this phenomenon recently stated that there are two forms of it. In one case . the person has a sensation as if a transparent colored film, like a rainbow, appeared before his eyes when certain vowels, or musical sounds strike the ears, in" the other case letters or written words, representing the sounds heard, appear in colored tints. TORSI C9 m l Colonial Bids.

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Increased rpubiisher preaai New York, Jan. - 26. Estimates of the value of the space that skyscrapers have added to the working area of big cities like New York and Chicago reach a fabulous total. In Manhattan alone more than 200 acres of - floor space have been added to the financial district bounded by Park Row, William street and Broadway since the steel frame came into use. This total is being still further increased f by the erection of 19 new skyscrapers, costing S4U,uuu,uuu, wmcn win sup - ply 3,000,000 more square feet, or 70 acres. The largest of these skyscrapers, the biggest office building In the world, will add 12 acres. Values in the financial section of the city have increased to such an extent that recently a Broadway plot sold for $600 a 'square foot a rate equal to $26,000,000, an acre.- The ' ground space of the business district is a uxed quantity it can roi oe extended; but the actual working space is limited only by the height to which steel buildings can' rise. This height has steadily grown greater, until now a building 41 stories high is in course of construction. WILLIS MOORE TO SPEAK HE COMES TUESDAY NIGHT Head of the Government Weather Bu reau, to Fill Third Number on the Popular Lecture Course at the Gen nett Theater. V , Prof. Willis It. Moore, chief of the U. S. weather burea, will appear at the Gennett theater Tuesday night, his lecture on "Storms," being the fourth number of the popular lecture course. Although his subject is of scientific nature, his entertaining manner of speaking holds the audiences to which he speaks, with him. His lecture Tuesday night will deal with the various scientific phenomena. Storms, hurricanes, the air. where It comes if 4& 'Sf ) if 4 k 3jh 2 Prof. Moore at Work. from, where it goes, floods and cold waves, are all touched on by Prof. Moore, and when told with his own easy manner, accompanied by many humorous illustrations, which he has absorbed during the time he has been at the head of the government weather bureau, makes a lecture of great interest. Conductor Killed by Train. Publishers Press. Crestlint, .au. 26. Ola Emerson, 52. one of the best known freight conductors on the Pennsylvania railroad between IMtsburg and Crestline, had both his legs cut off by a shifting engine in the Crestline yards and died. His home was in Alliance. Lybarger Hurt by Fall. v Coshocton, O., Jan. 26. E. C. Lybar&ei, who fell down an area way, Is seriously ill at his home' at Warsaw. He is Coshocton's representative in the 'Ohio legislature, He' was former ly the state head of the Masons and the G. A. It Indictments Start!. Minnetai....- uu., -an., 26. -An opinion was filed in United States district court overruling demurrers to indictments in the rebate cases recently brought by the government against . the Omaha, Great Northern, -Wisconsin Central and Minneapolis ft St. Louis railroads. The cases will go to trial on the indictments at the April term of court. .' To Shoot In Ohio. " Washh. gton, . Jan. 26. The national board for the promotion of rifle practice decided that this year's national match r-hs.ll . be ' held at Camp Perry, ! near Put-m-Bay, O., and selected the wee beginning Ag. 26 for the event. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Cambridge City, Jan. 26, (Spl.) Mr. Eli Paul, who has . been employed as clerk with F. T. Frohnappel & Co. for the past two years has resigned, and will accept a position as delivery bay with the Cambridge City Steam laundry, next Monday. Assistant Superintendent W. B. stearns of the Xew Castle Prudential office was in -the city 'transacting business at the local office today. Mr. and Mrs. C. S.- Lutz will spend Sunday with relatives in Columbus, Indiana. Robert Clark has resigned his position as driver with the Cambridge City steam laundry. v Mrs. Matt Shew visited friends In Indianapolis today. Mr. George A. Brown of Doddridge Cnapel was transacting business here today. The senior class of hign - school has prepared orations on the characters in the novel Rienzi a piece of classical literature. These papers will be read before the students, Thursday February 14. , Baratl SigBAtsm. Tin Kind Yw Haw Always Bwtfi

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by Millions. I .The ground area upon which the 19 j skyscrapers now going up will stand Is only a little more than three acres, , Yet 100,000 persons will be housed on ; these three acres every day without . crowding. . . .. . . . ... A most Important economic factor is the wonderful speed made possible by the use of steel and hollow-tile in skyscraper construction, effecting an estimated saving of time of from six to twelve months. This means a saving of $300,000 in rentals on two average ; Duuaings. nouow ones, nave revoiutionized the methods of modern build ings. - Those who think that skyscraper building is being overdone may be surprised to know that long before a new one is finished a large part of its space Is rented. The safety of the fireproof skyscraper is no longer questioned. Architects and - builders are agreed that the steel-framed structure is the safest and most enduring type. This is due mainly to the fact that the terra cotta fire proofing used to pro tect the steel has made even the tall est and heaviest building practically immune from corrosion as well as from the danger of conflagration. ACTIVE BUSINESS MEN MEANS A FINANCIAL LOSS Jurors Already Selected to Hear the Proceedings in the Thaw Case, Will . Lose Considerably During Their Service. ' Publishers' Press New Yor-., .i,o. Tne net result of- the first three cays ef the trial of Harry K. Thaw was the selection of even jurors out of 11 talesmen, half of the panel draws. The talesmen are quite wary aae tae excuses put for ward for net serrlag are. varied aad ingenious It la resettle that the remaining five jurors needed will be found la the 1M talessea awaiting ex amination. The chief reason for the general desire not to serve is probably found in the order of Justice Fitzger ald, practically locking up the Jury men from the time they are drawn un til the trial is over. This is an unusual proceeding and as most of the talesmen are active business men, it involves possible financial loss besides the hardship. BUILDING NEW LINE Burlington Begins ' Construction Road Through Famous Big Horn. Canon. of Publishers' Pr..J Thermopoiis, Wye., Jan. 2. A par ty of Burlington railroad contractors and constructors have begun building a line through the famous Big Horn canon, forestalling the Northwestern line, which was to have built through the same canon. Fer 12 miles there is room for only one road through the cleft. The canon Is the key to traBe in northern and western Wyoming, and the only route through the Owl Creek mountains. The Northwestern must now seek another outlet far to the south. " Says He Is Insane. Publishers Press Baton Reu., a., Jan. 20. A man aged about 32. wfce gives his name as William Sherman and his steee of form.r re.lde.ee as 8.dusk,. O.. earrendered himself to ChesUI Parker of West Batea Rouge arlah with the statement that he lest his mind aad -wishes to he kept mader surveillance until suflelently recovered to take care of himself. He says his father lives near Cleveland. OUR NEXT SERIAL STORY WILL BE THE KNIFE THROWERS It is a realistic tak of codan fife By Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey the author of Not like Other Hen. It (fi Tfi ha dlTrtir ZS I tenalsA hi i-rr. J

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That Is What Emperor William Considers the Result of Elections in Germany. POWER OF VON &UEL0W HIS PERSONAL POSITION WITH THE EMPEROR AND THE COUNTRY HAS BEEN GREATLY FORTIFIED. Publishers Preas.3 Berlin, Jan. zo. Emperor William called ea Chancellor von Buelow and congratulated him on dissolving the reichstag and appealing to the country on an important question of national policy The emperor was intensely interested in the issue, especially regarding the manner in which the country would treat the colonial Question and how the Socialists would emerge from the conflict. Emperor William is 48 years old Sunday being his birthday anniver sary, and some one remarked that tht country gave him a fine birthday pres ent "in checking the growth of red republican Socialism." Von Buelow's personal position with the emperor and the country is regard ed as having been greatly fortified The chancellor probably will be abl to go before parliament with a degre of power which he did not previousl possess, Although the clerical Center party gained as many seats as It los it will return to the reichstag "tamed,' as one of the chancellor's friends said and willing to co-operate with the gov eminent. What the Socialists los was largely gained by the National Liberals and the radical Liberals, thus giving the manufacturing and commercial Interests increased representation in parliament. Results of the reichstag election were ofleially declared in 361 districts out of a total of 297. The Socialists lost 17 seats aad gained 1. The Center party lost 2 and gained 1. The two Conservative parties lost 1 and gained 4. The mederate Radicals lost 1 and gained 3. The National Liberals lost 8 and gained 10. The Agrarians lost 4 and gained 3. In the 361 die tricts only 269 members were elected, second ballots being necessary in 152 districts. DEMAND BETTER WAGES Dress Weavers at Philadelphia Asking for a 15 Per Cent. In- . crease in Pay. f Publishers Press Philadelphia. 'Jan. 26. Following the success of upholstery weavers in obtaining 11 per cent Increase in pay, the Cloth and -Dress Weavers' union decided to ask for 15 per cent in crease in pay. A committee was ap pointed to draft a formal demand for the increase and this demand will be ent to the mill-owners in a few days The Cloth and Dress Weavers' union numbers about 12,000 employes in 50 mills. Eight mills have granted the Increase and the others are expected to follow suit within a week. The cot tea and woolen dress weavers. It is ex pected, will also make a demand on the manufacturers for 15 per cent In crease. Other branches of the textile trade will also follow the lead of the Usholstery Weavers' union. ARE STILL BUYING LAND United States Steel Company Makes Another Big Purchase in Town of Gary. Publishers' Press. Chicago, Jan. 26. The United States Steel - corporation purchased 2,500 acres of Isnd In the new town of Gary, Ind., comprising the remainder of what Is known as the packers tract there, for a consideration of $3,000,000. It Is the largest purchase In connection with the operations of the steel corporation at that place, and its acquirement gives the company 3,000 acres on which to build its industrial city, which, when completed, will represent an investment of S 75.000.000. Sparks Cause Fire. Publishers' Press Zanesvilte, v., .tail. Zo. The woolen and knitting mill of Kahner Bros. & Lmga, at Dresden, was destroyed by fite. The loss is estimated at $15,000. AH the finished product, raw material and machinery was destroyed. A oina'I nail became lodged in a carding mab.ne and the sparks that flew from it ignited the woolens. 1 reasurer Resigned. Evsnsville, Ind., Jan. 26. The county tieasurer, John P. Walker, whose books are being examined for an alleged shortage, resigned and was succeeded by Otto Klauss. the treas urer-elect. No statement as to the extra, of the shortage Is known, but rumor puts it at $60,000. Jap Down with Beri-Beri. (Publishers' Press., Cheyenne, Wyo., Jaa. 26. The first f a rare Oriental disease, beri beri, ever kaewn la tae west is being at a hospital here. - H. Hatlt aad ether .Japanese, with tuoki, a Japanese section hand, is the whose Uatuoakl. was closely assod ated, are watched fer fear the disease will spread. Physicians from Denver, Salt Lake aad other Western cities are watching tbe progress jpf the case with

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