Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 363, 20 February 1907 — Page 8

The Richmond Palladium, Wednesday, February 20, 1907.

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THE CITY IH BRIEF

Telephone the Richmond Steam Laundry to get your laundry. tf

The building committee of Ealrham will meet today for the purjwse of examaning ilans for the new library.

Of the seventeen prisoners confined in the county jail fourteen are sick. Had sanitary conditions are responsible therefor.

Prof. Waltz at Coliseum, February 19 and 20.

The Ladies Aid society of Grace M. r). church will give a chicken dinner February 22nd. 20-2t

The rumor that the firm of H. C. Bullerdick & Son have under consideration a proposition to enter a merger with eastern canning establishments is denied.

Prof. Waltz at Coliseum, February 3 and 20.

The Scotch lecture announced for Wednesday evening at the Reid Memorial church has been postponed till further notice. -

Salvation Army Meeting. The Salvation army will hold a meeting in the South Eighth Street Friends church this evening. Major Galley, reputed an excellent violinist, accompanied by Captain Hodson, a

singer, will be present. All are wel come at this meeting.

MAPLE SIRUP MUST BE LABELED PURE

All that is Not So Must be Accompanied by a List of the Ingredients.

DR. HURTY TO A FARMER

WAYNE COUNTY AGRICULTURIST GETS INFORMATION CONCERNING THE PRODUCTION OF THE SWEET STUFF.

Is Much Improved. D. P. Whelan who has been sick with a severe case of grippe, is much Improved.

...SHARP... GROCERY REDUCTIONS PRICES THAT SHOULD INTEREST ALL.

POTATOES For Tuesday Only. Per single bushel ...60c Per three bushel lots $1.70 TOMATOES (Any of the best Standard Brands.) Per 1 Doz. Cans Tuesday,. .$1.00 Per Y2 Doz. cans Tuesday. . ,55c Per 3 single cans Tuesday ..30c FLOUR (Pride of Richmond or Carpenters.) Per 100 pounds $1.90 Per 50 pounds $1.00 Phone Your Orders.

J. M. EGGEMEYER. 4th and Main.

Farmers who have been in the habit of "doctoring" the toothsome maple sirup with brown sugar and other ingredients will find themselves in serious trouble this year, if they do so and then label the sirup as pure. A well known farmer near this city wrote to Dr. J. X. Ilurty, of the state board of health, concerning this matter and received a reply which is in substance as follows: "It is against the Indiana law to label maple sirup as pure unless it is pure. If it contains any artificial coloring matter, as burned sugar, or if it

contains any brown sugar, or white sugar, or molasses or glucose, then it is not maple sirup and must not be labeled maple sirup. The word 'pure'

must not be traduced. It must be

kept aloof from all bad associations. If the farmers put cane sugar in their maple sirup or if they add glucose, the fact must be plainly stated upon the label and the word 'pure and the word 'maple' must be avoided. In other words, the law requh-es that everything shall be labeled exactly what it is and no deception practiced." This letter is worrying dealers in the toothsome sirup, who had been in the habit of mixing in "just a little brown sugar to make the sirup good," and then selling it as the pure stuff. All of them will now be required to label the cans and state how they have been "doctored," or else sell the pure stuff.

DON'T LOOK G00DT0TREM

JAPS AGAINST EXCLUSION

President Roosevelt's Proposed Amendment to Exclusion Measure is By No Means Satisfactory to Little Yellow Men.

Publishers' Press.J Tokyo, . vu. hen the official text of President Roosevelt's proposed amendment of the exclusion bill was published it created the strongest dissatisfaction among interested parties, although the movements of government have not yet assumed a definite shape. Japanese residents of the Hawaiian islands telegraphed President Roosevelt and the Hawaiian representatives in the house Indicating the seriousness of the injury which will be caused to their rights and interests by this legislation. Leaders of the opposition here are aware, however, that under the circumstances the only alternative 13 to calmly resign to the situation, hoping the government can arrange with United States authorities to reduce the sacrifice in the interest of Japanese emigrants to a minimum. They regret the new law lest the San Francisco people, glorifying in their success, should assume an overbearing attitude. News of this kind would only tend to injure Japanese susceptibility which President Roosevelt has been specially careful to avoid.

MARRIAGE IS MADE VOID

IF THAW WAS INSANE

Peculiar Contingency May Arise in Case that Murdered of Stanford White Was Crazy at Time He Was Married.

The Palladium gives a dollar each week for th best piece of news "tipped off" to It.

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Genuine Country Cured Hams in Small Sizes Just opened a new barrel of white, fat, juicy They are extra fine. Get one.

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ARREST EIGHT GAMBLERS

CRUSADE ON AT FOWLER

People of the Town Think That the Passing of the "Blind Tiger" Bill is the Beginning of Better Things.

Publishers' Press.J Pittsburg, Pa., Feb. 19. Under the laws of Pennsylvania and according to

numerous court decisions in this and a number of other states as interpreted by well known and able attorneys, the testimony of Dr. Britton D. Evans, the expert alienist at the Thaw trial, that Harry K. Thaw, was insane on his wedding day, amounts to a practical annullment of the marriage of Harry Thaw and Mrs. Evelyn Thaw. Some court decisions in this state holds that even the actual drawing of a nullifying decree is unnecessary. The Rev. L. McEwen, pastor of the Third Presbyterian church, who performed the marriage ceremony says that to all outward appearances, Harry K. Thaw was sane when he was married. Marriage license clerk Harman 1m Hagner, recalls Thaw's peculiar ac

tions and says that as he thinks it over, it appears to him that Thaw was not himself when he applied for and secured the license. The old common law, which is used in all the text books and which has generally been upheld by the courts is that where a marriage is entered into and either party to such contract is insane at the time the contract is not only voidable but absolutely void and of no effect.

SALOON KEEPER KILLED

A VERY COWARDLY MURDER

Liquor Dealer is Assassinated While On His Way to Jail Under the Escort of an Officer of the Law.

IPubllahers Press Maiden, .... L. Bran non, a saloon keeper, shot and kilic O. R. Cox and Dr. J. W. Beal in tii latter's oSIce, and was shot and kille a few hours later while being remove fiom jail at Maiden to Kennett fc afekeeping. The killing of Branno. was by uninden titled persons standir(a the shadow of a building near tt Maiden jail. The trouble leaiing up to the killinr of. Cox and Beal is said to hava beer over the liquor question. Brannc who is a member cf a well know1 family in this county came her several years ago and started to se' liquor n3ar the city limits across th : county line. He recently erected c distillery not yet in operation. Cox was mayor of this city four times and was prosecuting attorney of Dunklin county two terms. He was shot through the heart and back. Dr. Beall was shot through the head. Brannon snapped his revolver at Dr. R. H. Beall, father of the dead Beall but the revolver was empty. He then proceeded down the street and walked into the arms of the city marsh all Barnhani who locked him up in the police station. Dr. J. W. Beall was division surgeon for the Cotton Belt railroad an ! an officer in the Masonic grand lodg of Missouri. He was about 30 yearold and married. He was an arden temperance End lo?aI orstfon advocat and wrr. - "

LITTLE FELLOWS FIGHTING

Troops of Hunduras Meet Those From Nicaraugua and Battle Follows Lasting All Night.

Publishers Press.l Managua, Nicaraugua, Feb. 19. The troops of General Bonilla, president of the Honduras, yesterday afternoon attacked the forces of General Zelaya, president of Nicaragua, which were guarding the Nicarauguan frontier. After hours of fighting last all night and well into today, the army of Honduras was defeated.

AN EDICT AGAINST DOGS

Superintendent Klopp Hopes to Keep the Troublesome Canines Out of the Glen.

ARE AFTER BUCKET SHOPS

Atlanta, Georgia, Man is Fined $1,000 for Conducting Polite Gambling Joint.

iPublishers" Press.3 Fowler, Ind., Feb., 19. Eight persons were arrested here today on the charge of gambling. This is believed to be a windup of a long campaign against all methods of gambling in this city. Among those against

whom warrants were issued were j "Tax" Stroebel and Tom Martin, who i as alleged, most of the time have j

been running games of their own. Since the "blind tiger" bill has been made a law, the citizens now feel that the city is forever free of saloons and better moral conditions are expected as a result. It is believed that the gamblers now under arrest will pay their fines and quit the business for good.

ATHLETES ARE LECTURED

Prof. Trueblood Among Other Things, Tells the Quakers to Keep from . Getting "Fired."

Athletic Director Walter Wilson and E. P. Trueblood Monday gave a talk to the athletes of the school on the advantage and necessity of training in a conscientious and systematic manner. The curtain lectures were the outgrowth of the lack of interest being

taken by several Basket ball ien in

training, and it was thought best to

call a halt. Prof. Trueblood also emphasized the fact that all the athletes

should protect themselves and use a little judgment and keep out of all college scraps, where there was any possibility of getting expelled from the Quaker school. Joe Thompson Acquitted. Joe Thompson, a telephone lineman accused of assault and battery on his wife, was acquitted by Judge Converse yesterday morning, owing to lack of evidence. His wife refused to appear against him.

Publishers Press.! Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 19. A decisive blow was administered to the bucket shops in this state late this afternoon when C. N. Anderson was found guilty on two counts of an indictment charging violation of the Boykin anti-bucket shop law. A fine of $1,000 was imposed. The authorities are thoroughly aroused and declare that they will make it impossible for such institutions to exist in Georgia.

Smallpox in Legislature. Publishers' Press.! Jefferson City, Mo., Feb., 19. Representative J. T. Barker of Macon county was taken to the county hospital today and the report is being circulated that he has small pox. The members of the legislature are frightened and an early adjournment is possible.

Park Superintendent William Klopp is very anxious that persons having dogs, keep the canines out of Glen Miller when they visit the place. The animals at the Glen, especially the deer become frantic on seeing a dog. There are strict rules against dogs being allowed in the Glen and although Supt. Klopp does not want to resort to such a course he says that if necessary he will arrest dog owners, whose canines are found in the park.

More Two-Cent Fare. IPuhllshrs' Ptimi1 Jefferson City, Mo., Feb. 19. The

senate today amended the house two-

cent railroad fare bill to conform to a

bill on the subject already passed by

the senate, and passed it. Senator Mehudy of St. Louis, said that in voting for the bill he voted against his judgment as a lawyer, saying he believed such a law. would bo confiscatory and unconstitutional.

HIDDEN DANGERS.

NATURE GIVES TIMELY WARNINGS THAT NO RICHMOND CITIZEN CAN AFFORD TO IGNORE.

Death of M. Smith. Albany, Ind., Feb., 19, (Spl.l M. Smith, rather of the Rev. J. A. Ruley, of Fountain City died at his home In Albany, Sunday afternoon. The funeral will take place Tuesday, at the Albany M. E. church.

Effort to Get Full Vote. Publishers Press. Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 19. The Nebraska house today passed a bill levying a special tax of $3 against every voter in the state, the same to be remitted if the voter casts a ballot at the fall elecion. The object of the measure is to get out a full vote.

Would Tax Bachelors. Publishers Press.1 Jefferson City, Mo., Feb., 19. A bill to tax bachelors over 25 years of age

$10 per year and creating the office f of matrimonial commissioner was in- j troduced in the senate today by Sena- j tor Thomas E. Kinney of St. Louis. ,

Unmarried women are to be taxed also according to the bill.

West Virginia Fare Bill. Charleston, W. Va.. Feb. 19. The conference committee of the house having agreed with one exception to the senate 2-cent rate bill, with a limitation exempting lines of 50 miles or les, it i3 considered certain tha the senate measure will become a lavr. Mr. Holle, a member of the house, still insists on a straight fare bill, being tie orily dissenting member of the house conference committee.

DANGER SIGNAL NO. 1 comes from the kidney secretions. They will warn you when the kidnes-s are

sick. Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy, or thick red ill-smelling urine, full of sediment and irregular of passage. DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes from the back. Back pains, dull and heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys and warn you of the coming of dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills

cure sick kidneys and cure them per

manently. Here's Richmond proof:

William W. Fry, teamster, of S30

North Twelfth street, Richmond, Ind., says: "For a long time I was uneasy on account of a severe kidney trouble. The secretions were of a bad odor and contained a sediment like brick dut. Many nights I had to get up out of bed five times to pass the secretion. My back ached Intensely, and there was hard pains around the kidneys. Looking about last winter for a cure for my trouble I was advised to use Doan's Kidney Pills. I got a box and began taking them as directed. Being relieved, I continued tho treatment until the malady left me. I give Doan's Kidney Pills my earnest rec ommendation. . For sale by all dealers. Price SQc. Foster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

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