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Fast Contest U Athletic Park ital City Expected at With CapLads. PORTLAND WAS SHUT OUT. EITHER. HORN OR FISHER WILL BE IN THE BOX AND JUSTICE WILL BE BACK AT SECONDAFTER NEW MAN." If the misfit weather permits Mr. Clarence Jessup and hired men will lock horns Sunday afternoon with the Indianapolis T. T. team. This outfit ccmes to our beautiful village with the reputation of b&ving digested the rprtlatid man-eaters in a 1 to 0 game. Mr. Durham, late of Richmond, carelessly neglected to make a home run for Portland in this contest. Either Fisher or Horn will be in the box for the locals. Justice will be back at second base for the locals and Ritter, who has been visiting the home folks . t a, i t i i : . I rl ...... 1 ar .vp w easue ami iiuvihh ins imiaicu upper lip manicured, will again romp about the gravel pit in center field. Cunningham will be In left field and Manager Jessup hopes to have a new man in right field. He has wired terms to a fast outfielder at Paris, III. The series ed by opening game of the Fiiday afternoon was Decatur postponManager Jessup on acount of in the inwet rounds. If the water field is not too deep the last of the series with the Decatur game outfit will be pulled ofr this afternoon. ' Lefty' Fisher saw the Old Soldiers hand It on his former team mates, the South Bend Central league team, Friday afternoon at Dayton. Fisher states that if Friday's crowd is an average one Dayton is not supporting its team as well as Richmond is. "I'll bet there were not 150 people saw the game" said Fisher. ALL UP-TO-DATE HOUSEKEEPERS Use Red Cross "Pall Blue. It makes clothes clean and sweet as when new. All grocers. Supreme Chancellor Coming. Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Jacksonville, 111., in company with his wife,- will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Shiveley, beginning June 2.1. During their stay in Richmond Mr. Barnes will be given a reception at the Pythian temple and he will make a short address to the Pythians of the city and their friends. His coming is uwaitsd with interest. LEROY PICKLE JOINS IN 11 Young Colored Man as And Dance Artist. Song BEGAN FRIDAY EVENING. Leioy Pickle (colored), has accepted a position with the Robinson Amuse ment company as song and dance art ist. Pickle has been employed with ueorge narvey laying cement pave ments. Pickle made his debut Friday night and the manner in which he performed was something good to see. I'ickie is an amusing colored persouage. When asked if he ever did any work he emphatically answered in the negative, and said that he had always earned his living till recently by acting in the role of song and dance artist. 1?ho iosf Need A Gentle Laxativ til Most everyone at some time of life needs a laxative, and then it is well to ' remember to take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, the great herb laxative compound, but those who especially need this remedy, and need it perhaps oftenei than others, are children, women and old folks. f . Most children suffer from constipation or dyspepsia and if, the trouble isn't righted early the child will grow up thin end sickly. Women are prone to constipation because of functional demands , nd old rople twausc the muscles Of the stem ch become wrak s ace advances, until, mttex the are of flfiy. tew people have regular bowei movement. ":.-.,:. 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Game at Hagerstown. Hagerstown, Ind., Jaine 8 Haterstown and Dublin will play ball here on Sunday. The game will be called at two o'clock. GENTRY SHOWS WERE PLEASING AS USUAL. The Gentry do?? and ponyshow, "the greatest on earth," proved the right to the tale at its performances Friday afternoon and evening. The show appeared before good sized crowds at both nerformances, the weather consideredj.and pleased greatly. PARKS ISJl CARRIER Well Known Teacher Receives An Appointment. Leonidas L. Parks has been appointed by the postoffice department as regular carrier on the rural outes out of Richmond. He will tJtke the route now being carried, by John M Elliott while the latter will take the route carried by the late Reece Cad wallader. Roy Parks has been named as substitute to .Mr. Parks, the regu lar carrier.- Mr. Parks has been teacher in the Wayne county school ! for a number of years and has taken 'the rural route examinations for the past four years. R AN OLD PROVERB. -5 . "A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned' Is Almost UnivarsaJ. Like most of these wise old proverbs, ''a penny saved is a penny ejnmed" is probably, in some form or otlivr, universal. In Germany there are three forms of it "A penny saved is a penny gained" ("Ersparter Pfennig ist so gut Avie erworbene"'), "A penny saved is twopence got' ("Kin esparter Pfennig 1st zweimal verdient") and "Penny is penny's brother" ("Pfennig ist Pfennig's Bnider"). In Spanish. "A penny spnred is a penny saved" C'Quien i'ome y dexa, dos veces pone la mesa"). In Dutch, "A penny spared is better than a florin gained" ("Uen stuiver gespaawl is leter dan een gulden gewonnen"). In Danish, "A penny in time is as good as a dollar" ("Eu Skilling er i Tide saa god som en Daler"). In French, "Saving is getting" ("Qui epargue, gagne"). Similarly in German, "Saving is a greater art than gaining" ("Sparen 1st grossere kunst als erwerben"). Danish, "Money saved is as good as money gained" ("Den Penge man sparer er saa god som den, man avler"). Italian, "Money is money's brother" ("II danaro e fratello del danaro"). But money is no gain when it advances meatwKs ("Deniers avautont les bediers"). English, "Penny and penny laid up will be many," and "Who will not keep a penny shall never have many" live who is prodigal of little can never have a great deal. London Notes and Queries. SOME BIG BITES. They Show the Power of the Jaws of , tha Crocodile. The power of the jaws of the dile is terrific, says Sir Samuel crocoBaker in his book on wild beasts. Once, he continues, lie had the metal of a large hook the thickness of ordinary telegraph wire completely l)ent together, the barbed point being pressed tightly against the shank and rendered useless. This compression was caused by the snap of the jaws when seizing n live duck which he had used as a bait, the hook being fastened beneath one wing. On one occasion he found a fish weighing seventy pounds bitten clean through as if divided by a knife. This, again, was the work of the snap of the jaws of a crocodile. A Frenchman, M. Paul Bert, once made experiments on the strength of a crocodile's Jaws by means of a dynamometer, lie found that a crocodile weighing 120 pounds exerted a force of oOS pounds in closing his jaws. The lion has an enormous jaw power. On one occasion an African traveler pushed the butt end of his gun into a lion's mouth, and. the pressure of the jaws cracked it as though it had been struck by a steam hammer. . A Tough Cure. Faith will do wonders. A woman in Devonshire, England, recently said to a chemist: "I've got a cruel, bad cough, surely. I've heerd that bronchial troches are good things. IlaT'ee got any?" - The assistant pointed to a small box on the table and said: . "Yes; there they nre," "How much is it?' was the inquiry. , The price was paid, and the old woman took her departure. At night the assistant missed a box of glycerin soap (three cakes). ' A couple of days afterward she returned to the shop and said: "I.want'ee to take back two of them things T had t'other day. I took one of em. It was mortil hard to chew and nwfnl to swallow, but it cured the cough." London. Queen. Is Friday Unlucky? Is Friday unlucky? Gladstone. Beaconsfield. Washington. Bismarck, Fahrenheit find Spurgeon were lxrn en Friday. Henry VIII. gave Cabot his commission which led to the discovery of North America. Columbus actually discovered the continent and the pilgrim fathers lauded at Plymouth Rock on Friday. Once more: The first newspaper ad. and the fir-?t newspaper printed by Fter.m power (the London Times) appeared both on a Friday, whik the stamp act was repealed in Kn;!atul on the same day of the wceR. With Charles Dickens Friday was au especial favorite. Chicago News. Mrs. Alice Gair and son. Homer, who attended the wedding of W. L. Guar aiid Miss Atie Paddack in Campbcllstow n, are the guests : of : V, S. Griiiies andfamily. Miss Jennie Kuth. of New Westville. Ohio, spent this morning in Richmond.

ail Results NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Won. Lost Pet. Chicago. ,.33 'j .7M New York 2 13 .6S3 Philadelphia t 2'j 15 .623 Pittsburg.. 21 17 .552 Cincinnati 1(3 25 .390 Boston, 1C 2 .3St Brooklyn 13 27 .323 St. Louis 13 32 .280

AT PITTSBURG. R. II. Boston 4 12 Pittsburg. 3 9 Younc Gibson. and Needhani; Leever and All count other games postponed on acor rain.

AMERICAN LE.J;;,: STANDING. ti.tJ Lost Pet. Chicago ..2v 14 .674 Cleveland .,2S 16 .C3 Detroit. . 23 16 .590 Philade.phia 22 20 .524 Xew York 19 20 .4S7 St. Louis IS 26 .409 Boston 14 2S .333 Washington 13 26 .333 AT PHILADELPHIA.. It. 11. E. Chicago t 9 6 Philadelphia a 9 5 White and McFarland; Plank and

Sch reck. AT NEW YORK. R. Cleveland ..6 H. E. 9 2 6 3 KleiNew York . . Joss and now. . .4 and Clark; Kitson

AT WASHINGTON. R. II. E. St. Louis... 1 9 1 Washington.. 2 5 1 Howell and Buelow; Patton and Warner. AT BOSTON. R. 11. E. Detroit 5 9 1 Boston 3 7 5 Leever and xVrcher; Glaze and Shaw. AMERICAN ASSN. STANDING. Won Lost Pet Columbus........ -.26 16 .619 Minneapolis 23 17 .575 Kansas City 20 19 .513 Indianapolis .23 24 ' .489 Milwaukee 21 22 .48S I Toledo 20 22 .476 Louisville 17 23 .425 !St. Paul 19 26 .422

AT INDIANAPOLIS. First . game. R II. E. 1 Kansas City. IndianaiKvlis. Eag?n and .. ..0 Cromley Sullivan; and Livingstone. Second game R. H. 9 E. 1 Kansas City Indianapolis. Case and ley. . .1 and 10 2 llowLeahy; Slagle AT TOLEDO. R. H. E. Minneapolis 2 7 5 Toledo : 5 6 1 Fordand Shannon; bctt. Suthoff and AbAT LOUISVILLE. R. II E. Milwaukee 4 9 3 Louisville 5 14 0 Curtis and Roth; Stovall and Peitz. AT COLUMBUS. Paul Columbus; rain. St. CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING. Won Wheeling.. 20 Springfield .... ....19 Evansville 20 Canton 16 Dayton 16 South Bend 15 Grand Rapids -.15 Tcrre Haute 14 Lost 13 14 16 14 19 19 20 20 Pet. .607 .576 j .556 .533 .457 1 .441 j .429 .412 i j j Wheeling 5: Terre Haute Dayton. South Bend 5; (darkness in ninth.) Rain elsewhere. RED Mtl$ ELECTION Hokendauqua Tribe Has Chosen New Officers. Hokendauqua tribe of Red Men elected officers and representatives to the grand council at the meeting of the lodge. Fiiday night. Harry Lewis was ehoi-en sachem, Tom C. Baker, senior sagamore: Ed Hopping, junior sagamore: Chas. Potter, trustee. Representatives chosen were. Chas. Potter, Geo. Bowman. C. W. Genu. Chas. Dorland, Dempsey Pierson, Wm. Yingling. Ed Stout. Harry Sheppard. Wesley Brown, Carl Baker and Chas. MuegeL LAMB IS NEW MARSHAL He Is Chosen by the Centerville Council. Cr-sterville, Ind., June $ At a" called meeting of the town council ou Friday evening, Mack Lamb was elected as town marshal to succeed James 1L CarroIL

COURT ATTHE JAIL; PHILLIPS IS TRIED

Was Found Guilty of Being a Public Nuisance and Given Sixteen Lashes. PROPER RULES FOLLOWED. ELOQUENT PLEAS MADE BY LON FISHER AND FRANK CALEY, WHO TOOK RAPS AT THE REAL CITY COURT. Jim Phillips of Cambridge City, wlio is serving time in the county jail for "boot-legging" whiskey on Sunday, was tried in the county jail a few nights ago by a jury of his fellow prisoners on a charge of being a public nuisance and was found guilty and sentenced to receive sixteen lashes with a razor strap. The sentence was duly executed despite the howls of the victim. This statement was made today by Sheriff Meredith. The trial was carried out in accordance with the rules which prevail at the circuit and city courts, those taking part in the trial being perfectly familiar with the proceedings from past experiences. The case was given a hearing in a most impressive manner, and Sheriff Meredith states that the arguments by the attorneys were as eloquent as could be given by any of the shining lights of the Wayne county bar. ' Phillips was defended by Lon Fisher, a bright young colored man, who is serving a long sentence for insulting a white woman. Prosecutor Jeessup was Impersonated by Frank Caley, a book agent, released from the jail yes terday. after serving time for obtainine monev under false pretenses. The judge of the court was big Tom Fredericks, who is now out on bond awaiting trial ori a charge of petit larceny. Fredericks, to look impressive and judicial, appropriated a pair of specta cles used by Jim Jordan, a one-eyed prisoner. Jim has only one lens in his "specs," having taken out the lens which covered his "bad" eye, to use in the event that the one necessary lens is ever broken. Caley prosecuted Phillips in a most vigorous manner and was followed by Fisher, who held the jury spell-bound by his eloquence. He made a great impression on the jury by denouncing Judge Converse, Prosecutor Jessup, Pauper Attorney Freeman and others, and styling the city court as a "kangaroo court." Fisher's masterful argument saved his client from receiving thirty or forty lashes fromthe razor strap. WThen asked who impersonated the sheriff, Meredith stated that this part was taken by Bill Empke, an insane man. Sheriff Meredith states that nearly every prisoner is b rough to trial in th jail. Theprisoners find tnis an entertaining way to pass the time. Phillips' sentence, however, was an unusually severe one. Eternal Fitness of Things. The mistress of the house is a cultivated Bostonian of much musical taste, and the whistling of the footman, who believed himself alone in the house, fretted her artistic soul. "Joseph." she called at last from the head of the back stairs, "please don't whistle those vulgar ragtime things!" "Yes, mem," returned Joseph meekly. "I knew, mem," he continued, with unexpected spirit, "but j'ou can't expect a rhapsody of Liszt with cleaning the knives. That will come later when I'm polishing the silver." .. Youth's Companion f A somewhat weather beaten tramp being asked what was the matter with his coat replied: "Insomnia. It hasn't had a nap in ten years." NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Second Wrard of the City of Richmond, Wayne Township, Wayne County, Indiana, that I, the undersigned, a male inhabitant of the State of Indiana, and a continuous resident of Wayne Township, Wayne County Indiana, for more than ninety days prior to the time of filing of said application, and a person over the age of twenty-one years, and a person of good moral character, intend to apply to the Board of County Commissioners of said Count-, and State at their next regular session, commencing on the first Monday of July 1907, for a license to sell Intoxicating, spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than five gallons at a time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where sold in accordance with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 17th. 1S75, and all amendments and additions thereto, and all other laws of the State of Indiana now in force in relation to said business. I hereby state that I am the actual owner and proprietor of said business and am not acting as the agent or partner of any other person. The precise location of the prem ises where I intend to sell and will i sell said . intoxicating liquors, if a j license is granted me, is as follows,! to-wit: Being a certain room on the ground j f'oor of a certain brick building tltua- j ted on Ft. Wayne Avenue, and on the Fast side thereof, and located on part ? of lot number nine 9) in Bickle &j Laws addition to the city of Richmond, f resting sixteen 16) feet on Ft. Wayne Avenue and extending back about one hundred (100) feet, said room being about sixleen (16) feet North and South by thirty-eight 2S feet East and West, aud liag iu the Second Ward of said City in Wayne Township. Wayna County, Indiana, and, known a3 No. 179 Ft. Wayne Avenue in the said City. DANIEL CALVIN.

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A FRANC FOR A LIFE. Exciting Adventure With a Moslem Fanatic In Algeria. Near the western end of Ouar In a lonely street (.for most of the men were sleeping from 12 to 11 during tilt heat of the day) I met a tall, stalwart liifii from the inonniain, writes Rev. V. G. Pope, who was a missionary in Algeria. Accosting him with the usual Arabic salutation, i asked him if he couid read He answered, "No." "Where do you live?" "In the mountain, twenty mileswest." "IIve j'ou a sheik who can read? "Yes." "Then will you please take him thi book, with my greeting and ask hiii: to read it to you ail :" "What it is a Koran V" "No; the story of the lif? of ths Messiah." lie t'aon turned and asked if I was a follower of the Messiah, to which 1 answered, "Yes." Then arose his Jlcslem fauatieisr.:. for he was aa Aissaoua. a terribly fanatical section of the Moslems in Morocco. Drawing his knife, and holding' i' over me, he uttered one word, "Shahed!" (witness, meaning that I was to say, with my forefinger raised, "There is no God but Allah, and Mo

bammed is the prophet of Allah." I felt white, but tried to look courageous and unconcerned. I remonstrated with hiin for so acting w-iifc his Amel's guest, but all to no purpose. He reiterated his one word. "Shahed!" His knife was an ugly weapon. Ii looked like a piece of .sliarpened barrel hoop with two pieces of goat's horn fastened together to make a handle. Knowing the Arab's love of an English knife, I asked him if his knife was an English one. He answered that he had made It himself. Remembering that in one pocket 1 had a franc in silver and coppers and in the other a French louis, I deter mined to buy the knife If possible. Taking out my small change, I de tided to try that first. I referred to the fact that the EnglL-h were very proud of their knives and I would much like to take back to ray country a Moroccan knife to show what others could do and offered to purchase it. The sight of tho Fiench coppers and a glistening piece of silver was too much even for his fanaticism. He undid his leather sheath, restored the knife to its place, looked once up and down the street to see no one was looking, then, with apparent joy, exchanged the knife for the money and the book and went off happy. Which of the two felt the happier I cannot tell, but I never forgot that my life in Ouar was purchased back for a paltry francLiverpool Post. Among the Hagerstown people 'who were at Richmond Thursday, were Mrs. Frank Lay, Mrs. M. T. Fry, Mrs. Geo. Geisler, Mr. Curt Hughes, Mrs. Henry Strickler and daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murray.

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SarsGvarilla 1 WILL HAVE PROFIT BUT A REDUCED ONE Druids Do Not Expect to Lose By Bad Weather. RESULT OF THE CONTEST. Although the weather has savored of everything else but carnival during the past week, the crowds at the Druids event on East Main street, have been large and it is expected that a neat sum will be cleared for the order. but nothing like that which it was ex pected would be realized. The Druids, with the exception of a single night, have been bucking the weather man. Should there be a large crowd at the carnival this afternoon and tonight as seems probable, the Druids will clear a respectable sum off their venture and make it really pa for the time and work the many members have done. The piano was won by Miss Marguerite Hinshaw. She worked industriously and as a reward for her work will receive one of the handsome instruments now ou exhibition in the windows of the Watson Piano company on Main street. Gold bracelets were given for second and third places. "I suffered habitually from constipation. Doan's Regulets relieved and strengthened the bowels, so that they have been regular ever since." A. E. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex. WILL BRING HIM BACK "Big Dan" Coughlin Stand Trial. Must Springfield, 111., June S Governor Deneen today issued a requisition on the governor of Alabama for return to Chicago of "Rig Dan" Coughlin, once involved in the Cronin murder, and who is under arrest in Mobile and wanted here for jury bribing. OASTOIIIA. Beara the -Th8 Kifltl VU Ai'ayS

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