Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 148, 20 June 1907 — Page 7

THE RICH3IOND PALLADIUM AXD sfCrX-TI4EGRA3It TnUKSD A Y.JUNE 20, 1907.

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CMnrolnglfoani & Lalttrmnaii's Big Shoe Sale. Every fining reduced. We must clean up stock to mntalke rooimi Sop fllue big taprovemente to foe imade. OPEN AT NIGHTS TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRADE. CUMMMOTAM & LAHMMAM successors to Fred Lahrman 718 MMN STOEET

GROVER CLEVELAND'S

iCONDITION SERIOUS

Ex-President Was Operated

.Upon by Physicians for .Malignant Growth.

RALLIED FROM. THE. SHOCK.

OWING TO HIS, ADVANCED AGE

n THE. GRAVEST FEARS ARE EN-

;TERTAINED BY RELATIVES AND

t FRIENDS. ,, ,

New York, June . 20.--A dangerous operation, to remove a malignant

growth, was performed upon ex-Pres

ident, Cleveland .today at his home In Princeton, If., J. A-. bulletin shortly after the-operation was given out by physicians, stated that he had rallied ond is doing as well as could be expected. The condition, however, owing to his extreme age, could only be called critical,, The gravest alarm is

felt by the family and friends. The doctors 'present were J. M. Carnbchan, ilytnily physician, and Drs. Joseph Bryniit, .Edward, Janeway and Andrew J. McCosh. pf New York. Mr. Cleveland Jtas been sick since the Princeton commencement, v

TRUSTEES AT PICNIC

AT GLEN MILLER PARK

Enjoyable Day Was Spent by

The Officials.

CONTEST AT HORSE SHOE.

REMARKABLE RESCUE. That tnitns stranger "than fiction, has one more been demonstrated in tL ? .little town of Fedora, Tenn., the residence of C. V. Pepper. He writes: "I was in bed,- entirely disabled with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. Iiqctar.3 failed to belp , me, ,'and all frppe bad fled when I began taking Dr. King's New ' Discovery. Then instant relief came. The coughing soon cpased : , he bleeding diminished rapidly., and iir three weeks I was able to FP to work." Guaranteed cure for etnighs" . and .colds. 50c. and $1.00 at

A ;G. .t-uken &L-Cc, drug: store.., Trial bottle , free. . . . . ;

Probably the greatest feature of the

township trustees picnic which was

held Wednesday at Glen Miller park, was the horseshoe tournament. Al

bert Anderson, Will Cheeseman, Will

Trusler and A. B. Parks proved them

selves the champion twirlers of the day, although the latter, two went

down in ignominious defeat before the

lurmer. tuanes .rouer is good au

thority for the statement that Truss-

ler ate too many strawberries for him to cut many'capers and for this reas

on could-not 'play the game he did during the earlier part of the day.

The picnic was greatly enjoyed.

Several of the trustees were not able to be present, among, them being Lem. Anderson of New Garden township, E.

C. Caldwell, of Washington township, Florence Boyd of Clay township,

Frank Reynolds of Green township, and Albert Chamness of Dalton town

ship.

Those who were present with their families were Will Trusler of Jackson township, Will Cheeseman of Center township. Will Robbins of Abington township, A. B. Parks of Boston townShip, Albert Anderson of Franklin township, John Manning of Perry township, County Clerk Penny, Coun

ty Superintendent Charles Jordan,

Truant Officer George : .Bishop, Trustee Charles Potter of Wayne Township, and H. J. Hanes, county auditor. It was the concensus of opinion that the picnics should be continued each year and the next one probably will be held in Glen Miller about the same time next year.

BY REEG GIVEN

FINE MID SENTENCE

Assessed $50 and Must Spend

120 Days in the County Jail Beside.

ASSAULT ON H. TEIMAN.

FACTS WERE RELATED TO THE

COURT AND HE INCREASED THE PENALTY RECOMMENDED BY PROSECUTOR.

POPULAR AS A SPEAKER The Rev. J 0. Campbell Deliv

ers 21 Addresses.

TAGGARTS SHORTAGE

IS PLACED AT $227

Auditing Committee Made Re port to This Effect. -

SAID HE WOULD SETTLE.

During the past few weeks the Rev.

O Campbell, pastor of the Fifth fctreet M. E. Church, has delivered lwenty-on special addresses in . Wayne

county, a record which but few local

jninisters have ever, equalled, if any, tiev.' Campbell ris 'very popular as a Speaker and justly so. , .

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Logansport, Ind., June 20 The In

diana Municipal League today elected

these officers:

President J. T. McXary, council

man, Logansport. . First vice-president James R. Dur gan, Lafayette. Second Vice-pres. Joseph Murphy, Wabash.

Secretary Walter Baker, Laporte. Treasurer L. W. Mellett, Elwood.

Laporte gets t.he next meeting.

Secretary Mellett reports that the auditing commitee found John F. Tag-

gart of Richmond short $227. and that

Taggart acknowledged it and agreed

to settle. He is said to have gone to

Lake Maxinkuckee.

MANY CASES UP IN COURTJF THE CITY

William Ross, Charged With

Drawing a Weapon.

Henry Reeg was fined $50 and costs

and given a sentence of 120 days in

the county jail in the city court for a vicious assault committed several

days ago on Henry Tieman, who is

59 years of age. Prosecutor Jessnn

stated that Attorney R. L. Study for

the defendant wished to enter a plea

of not guilty and have the court make

finding of guilty on a statement of

the facts in the case by the prosecu

tor.

Mr. Jessup told, how there had fceen

much domestic strife in the Reeg

family, especially between the mother

and father. The prosecutor also stat

ed that Reeg, Sr., and the defendant

had been on bad terms for three weeks past and that there had been threats

made between them. The prosecutor

stated that Reeg, Sr., told his troubles

to Mr. and Mrs. Tieman, who live next

door, and that Henry Reeg was of the

opinion that Tieman had talked too much and had said some insulting

things about his mother. Mr. Jessup

stated that he did not care to explain

what the family troubles were in open

court, but that he did not think Mrs

Reeg was in anyway to be blamed for

this domestic breech. He concluded

by stating bow Reeg had assaulted

Tieman. The prosecutor recommend

ed a fine of $25 and ninety days imprisonment. Judge Conrerse, however, was not

satisfied by just a statement of facts and he ordered that the witnesses in the case testify. On a motion of the prosecutor the court room was clear, ed. Dr. Markley was the last witness to testify and he stated that Tieman had been most severely injured by Reeg's assault. He said that Tieman's left eye ball had been cut, the nose fractured at the bridge and two ribs in the breast broken. These ribs,' he stated, pressed in on the right, iung. ,

He said that Tieman would not fully

recover from the effects of the assault

for several weeks.

TRAKOWSKI S INSANITY WAS CLEARLY SHOWN Verdict in Case Filed by Coroner Bramkamp.

WIFE'S FIERCE STRUGGLE.

Coroner Bramkamp has filed his

statement concerning the suicide of August Trakowski, which took place

Wednesday. The testimony of the

witnesses show beyond a doubt that Trakowski was insane at the time of his death. Mrs. Trakowski, in, her

testimony states that she saved her

self from being shot only by the most

violent struggle, in which she was assisted by her younger children. - In

the testimony it is also stated that Officer Yingling refused, to search In the

Beallview addition for the body because "the grass was too wet to hunt!

him and that he would have one of the officers on the day force search for

him."

AN INTERESTING OLD - LANDJjRANT PILED Bears Signatures of Jefferson And Madison.

An Interesting old land grant has been filed with the county recorder by James Helms, who lives in Abington township. The grant is for property

in the southern part of this county and was issued to James Lamb at Cincinnati on February 20, 1800. - It bears the signature of President Thomas Jefferson, and. the signature of James

Madison, who was then secretary of state. It was issued under an act "providing for the sale of lands of the

United tSates in the territoory northwest of the Ohio river and above the

mouth of the Kentucky rive." The deed is In an excellent state of preservation.

There was a girl nzz:z' IsabeUe Who pot coal oil In the stove She couldn't bear the kitchen sccO;

They found her ia Xptf

grove. O

RESIGNATION OF REV.

JOJEPRESENTED Will Retire From South Eighth Street Church.

MILLER CASE POSTPONED,

HE IS GOING TO SCHOOL.

Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.

"Several years since my lungs were

so badly affected that I had many

hemorrhages." writes A. M. Ake. of

Wood, Ind. 'T took treatment with

several physicians without any bene

fit. I then started to take Foley s Honey and Tar, and my lungs are now

as sound as a bullet. I recommend it

in advanced stages of lung trouble

Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals the lungs, and pre

vents serious results from a cold. Re fuse substitutes. A. G. Luken & Co.

J. S.

HARRIS

HONORED

Richmond Man Given Office by

S. S. Association.

For Sale by AH Dealers.

HILL CASE IS DISMISSED.

William Ross was In police court

charged with drawing a dangerous weapon on a woman. He entered a

plea of not guilty and the case was continued until Friday morning. Sam Minnix, who is charged with stealing-a lawnmower, was not tried

jowing to the illness of his wife who

Is one of his witnesses. The charge of public indecency against George Hill was dismissed on a motion of the prosecutor, who stated that one of the women who was a witness In the case, had seen Hill at police headqt. iters'" and stated that he was mit the man who had been

guilty of the offeuse. She stated the

guilty party is taller than Hill. William Harrison, a uineteen-year-o!d boy was up for burning his way into the city on -a Pennsylvania train. He stated that his home is in Cincinnati and the court gave him twentyfour hours to return home. Harrison started immediately.

Kokomo. Ind., June '20.J. S. Harris of Richmond, was elected a member of the executive committee of the state Sunday School association today. W. C. Hall of Indianapolis was chosen

president.

"Both myself and the pastoral committee to which I expressed my wish to

resign as pastor of the South Eighth street church, some weeks ago, will present to the congregation, of the

church my resignation' at the regular

monthly meeting," stated the Rev.

Clarence M. Case, who for the past

three years has been preaching for the

cnurcn, aooaii. one year as minister ana

two years and three months as active

pastor.

The Rev. Case said that he intended

entering Brown university, located at

Providence, R. I., where he will work

for his M. A. degree. During his stay in, Providence, to which, town he will

jrrove his family, the Rev. Case will al

so hare charge of the religious servic

es In the Mo6es- Brown Friends academy at that place. He will also probably do some teaching in this school. His Intentions axe to enter Harvard af

ter he completes his course at Brown.

It is hardly probable that the Rev.

Case will leave for the East before)

fall, and during the interim he probably will occupy- the pulpit at the South Eighth street church, or at least until the pastoral committee selects

one of themany young men now under

consideration; for pastor.

The case against Jerry Miller of the

fire department, who is charged with

assault on a brother fireman, John Brown, was not heard in the circuit

court. The hearing of the case has

been postponed until Monday.

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BACK TO REFORMATORY George Davis Has Not Been Behaving Properly.

George Davis, a lad residing on the Boston pike, has been returned to the reformatory at Plainfield because he has been misbehaving himself of late. Young Davis has been out of the reformatory on parole for a short time. An officer from the institution came

here and captured the lad after a hard chase.

"Doan's Ointment cured me of ec

zema that had annoyed me a long

time. The cure was permanent."-

Hon. S. W. Matthews, Commissioner

Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me.

TAR'S THROAT TREATED Did Not Keep Him from Speaking to 12,000 People.

Ottawa, Kas., June 20. Secretary Taft lectured at the chautauqua here today. He had his throat treated by a physician, but decided it was only a slight ailment an& addressed twelve thousand.

FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Violet D. Phenis has filed suit for di

vorce from Clarence F. Phenis on the

grounds of desertion and failure to provide. She also asks for the cus

tody of the child.

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SUIT ON NOTE FILED.

The case of the Union National bank against W. H. Hawekotte on

note, demand $360, was filed in the

circuit court.

WOMAN DECLARED INSANE. Sarah, M. Cade, aged 2G years, and residing in Webster township , has beet declared insane.

A man win pa.i 11.5 money out his pocket, miss a dollar and try recall when sad where and how b spent it. In the same way. a 1, grows older, be will occasionally co -i over his friends, find there is one ie and weadeccwfat he iid'io lose hl:a.

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