Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 190, 7 August 1907 — Page 8
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1907.
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could you wish? They're snappy just enough At your MURDERER AND A SUICIDE. Los Angeles,, Aug. 7. Thomas Chapman an expert accountant, shot Barbara Haywood and himself." Both will die. Three Bargains ! Don't Pass These Up! FOR SALE Good paying restaurant; elegant location; cheap. J. S. Fltzgibbons, 9ih and Main, up stairs. FOR SALE Barber shop, paying; billiard tables in rear. Bargain. J. S. Fltzgibbons, 9th and Main, up stairs. FOR SALE Splendid five-room house. Ideal location, $2,000 J. S. Fltzgibbons, 9th and Main, up stairs. A WASHING MACHINE FOR Sounds rather odd, but we have it. Looks like a wash board; but works as easy as a washing machine. Pilgrim Bros. 5th and Main, Richmond, Ind. i FANCY 1 OLIVES and la s i 1 m MllKA flllim flil U1V Vlllb Vll are a specialty with us. Good Teas and Coffees are a-specialty with us. Good Honest Groceries are a specialty with us. 1 ! W fa lai fa; N ( i P ft B BUY OF US IF YOU WANT THE BEST BEE HIVE GROCERY CO. PURE. RICH, STRONG. Vanilla Extract The richness and strength of flavor and the purity of OUR VANILLA EXTRACT are only obtainable by making it from the finest t Mexican . vanilla beans. " After being carefully made Our Vanilla Extract is just as carefully aged, none being offered for sale until it has been thoroughly macerated and matured. Quiglcy Drug Store 01.00 $3.00 $10 R. W. HALL WHY PAY MORE?
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and have ginger. grocer's. NEWPORT NEWS SAYS IT IS THE REAL PLACE Takes Advantage of the Norfolk Situation. NO HOLDUP PRICES THERE. Taking advantage of the adverse reports that have been circulated about the "holdups'' perpetrated by the merchants and business men of Norfolk, Va., during the fair at Jamestown, the chamber of commerce of Newport News, across the straight from the Jamestown exposition, is issuing pamphlets advertising Newport News and laying particular emphasis upon the fact that there are no "holdup prices In that place. Copies of these circulars have been forwarded to the local ticket offices and are beiQg distributed. The circular states that Newrport News is three miles nearer the exposition than Norfolk, and for that particular reason is the logical center for tourists attending the exposition. . EDITORS WILL SOON MEET. Republican Brethren Are to Gather at The White City. Indianapolis, Aug. 7 Matters of fried chicken and kindred viands were under earnest discussion among the members of the executive committee of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association at the Claypool last night and in the end Will K. Pen rod of Loogootee, secretary, issued a bulletin which said: "Republican editors of the state will eat at White City on Friday, Aug. 30." Every Republican editor in the state will be expected to come, bringing with him his wife, his children, his mother-in-law, his grandparents and a big basket of grub. ASKED TO PASS ON TIGHTS. Bureau of Immigration Declines to Criticise "Fleshings." Washington, D. C, Aug. 7. A vaudeville actress of New York City, who evidently wants Uncle Sam to help advertise her, wrote a letter to the bureau of immigration as follows: "I am about to nut on a new act and want to wear red, white and blue tights. The skirt and "lowers" will .be of red and white and the trunk of blue with white stars. Has there ever been any legislation against such a uniform?" Chief Terence V. Powderly replied that tights were outside the sphere of his official influence. FEED STORE SOLD AGAIN. J. S. Gilbert Has Bought the Ridge Establishment. J. S. Gilbert, a prominent young business man of Lewisville. has purchased the Howard Ridge feed store on North Ninth street. He secured the stand from King and Wefler, who but two weeks ago purchased the stand from Mr. Ridge. Mr. Gilbert Is a very popular young man in his home town and he is expected to make friends rapidly in Richmond. TURNED ON LIGHT; DIES. Frederick Oppenheimer, Fort Wayne Jeweler, Instantly Killed. Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug.7. Frederick Oppenheimer, a retired jeweler, was killed In his residence in Old Fort place last night by an electric shock he received while trying to turn on the light in his dining room. It is supposed that the wire leading into his house was placed in contact by some stray or displaced wire with the high tension trolley cable, which passes his home. CARNEGIE AIDS A HOSPITAL. Presents King Edward's Fund With $500,000. London, Aug. 7 Andrew Carnegie has deposited in the Bank of England $300,000 as a contribution to the King Edward hospital fund. The donation is unconditional, but Mr. Carnegie has said that the more strenuously it Is used for reform the better. CAPT. MARTINDALE I N " CITY. Captain E. 1, Martindale of the Indiana recruiting district is in Richmond looking over several likely recruif -
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STOLE TEDDY BEARS FOR A LARGE FAMILY Parents and Twelve Children Appear in Court.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 7 A real Rooseveltian family, composed of Joseph McBreen. his wife and twelve children the oldest of whom is but 12 years old, appeared before Judge Kennedy in the juvenile court. The two oldest, Minnie, aged 12. and Charles, aged 11, were charged with the theft of Teddy bears from a department store. Each of the ten younger children had a bear tucked beneath its arm when the procession appeared in court. Charles explained that the children were legion and toys few in the McBreen home. "Everybody had Teddy bears but us," was Charles' frantic exclamation. "t could have stood it, but baby cried, po I took them." Judge Kennedy dismissed them with a brief lecture on honesty. GROCERY CHANGES HANDS. Gist and Boswell Purchase the Haseltine Stand. Lawrence Gist, a clerk at the Neff & Nusbaum shoe store, and Matthew Boswell, a clerk in the Harry Haseltine grocery on North West Third street, have purchased the latter place of business and will continue the same at the old stand. Both are young men, well and favorably known. Both have been connected with business interests in Richmond for some time and success is predicted for them in their new field. CUPID IS BUSY AT PANAMA. Government's Promise of Cottage to Every Employe Responsible. New York, Aug. 7. According to Herman Weeks and his wife, who arrived here by the steamship Colon I from Panama, the government has j promised every man who brings his j bride to the canal zone or marries i there a detaclied cottage. The re sult has been such a boom In marrying that the brides and Dride-ro-'iTH are ahead of the cottages by several laps. ANNUAL SCHOOL REUNION. It Will be Held on Thursday, August 22, at Webster. The annua! school reunion of the Dover Friends school will be held Thursday August 22 in the Friends church yard at Webster. Friends and scholars are invited. Bring baskets well filled for the big annual dinner. Roll call will be the program this year and all are expected to respond. THE COMMITTEE. COMPLETING NEW WALK. The North E Street Work Will Soon Be Finished. A force of men is now engaged in completing the cement sidewalk on North E street between Eighth and Ninth. The only stretch remaining to be finished is that in the immediate vicinity of the Grubbs wholesale grocery house. THREE KILLED IN ACCIDENT Freight and Passenger Collide Southern Railway. on Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 7 Three were killed and a score injured in a head on collision between a passenger and freight on the Southern railway near Raleigh last night. YACHT BOILER EXPLODES. One Was Killed a?d Four Fatally Injured. Genoa, Aug. 7. A boiler on the yacht Gaviota exploded and a machinist was killed and four fatally injured. CHINESE TO ENTER VASSAR. Girl Students Now on Way to American College. Shanghai, Aug. 7 Several Chinese girl students have sailed for the CTiited States on board the steamer Minnesota. They are graduates of schools in China and are going to America to enter Vassar College. A TORNADO IN ILLINOIS. Buildings Unroof-d and Destroyed at Williamsfield. Galesburg, 111., Aug. 7. A tornado last night at Williamsfield unroofed and destroyed buildings and much damage was done. SENATOR BEVERIDGE WEDS. Ceremony Performed at the American Embassy in Berlin. Berlin, Aug. 7. Senator Beveridge and Miss Katherine Eddy were married at noon at the American Embassy. MANEUVERS ON AUGUST 11-16. Washington, Aug. 7 It Is announced that the regular maneuvers of the naval militia on the Great Lakes will take place August 11 to 16. When you want a quick cure without any loss of time, and one that is followed by no bad results, use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It never fails and is pleasant to take. It is equally valuable for children. It is famous for its cures over a large part ol sthe civilifcqVworldp
LVhat to do in Constipation People who have a tendency to constipation, or actually have chrosis consti
pation, will give a good deal to koow how to care it. Yet the method is simple one and not at all expensive. However, it is almost as important to know what not to do as what to do. Do not attempt to cure constipation by a sudden movement of the bowels secured through salts, purgative watera or cathartic pills or powders, because it can't be done in that way. One swallow dees not make a summer, and one movement of the bowels does not cure constipation. It may clean out the bowels and gle momentary relief, bat the bowels win soon re lapse to their old state of congestion and you will have constipation of s more obstinate form than before. ow1d to reactiofl. Br all odds the be-it way to cure constipation is by the use of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin In the dose suited to chronle onstipatlon, and which is described in full on each bottle. In this way the cure is brouifht about scientifically, and the resu It is permanent. It is a trentle but affective laxative, pleasant to the taste and so sure in results that every bottle Is guaranteed. If you want to cure constipation so that it will stay cured try this wonderful herb laxative compound. Af t r an exDerienee of five years of medicine taking to cure constipation, in which almost every kcown lemedy ana met boa was tnea, Mrs. Knight, of Bcllvfew, Tenn- is unhesitating in her assertion that the enly way to cure const! paU n is with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, It curf d her and It will cure you. It it. sold in 50 ont and Si bottles and can be obtain ;d at any drug store. Every bottle is fro arm teed, so get a bottle to-day and see what it will do for you. CaffC TSCT Those wishing to try Dr.CiidrliS.1. Ibwtl well's Syrup Pepsin before buying can have s free sample bottle tent to tneir Rome by zodrsssinj the company. This offor is to prove thit the remedy wul do as we claim, and it only open to those who hava never taken It Snd for It if you have any symptoms of stomach, liver cr bowel disease. Gentlest yet most ertectwe laxative for children, women and. eld folks. A guaranteed, permanent home cure. THE PUBLIC VESDICT: "Ho Laxative So Good and Sure 83 DR. CALDWELL'S SVHU? PEPSIN." This product tears purity guarantee No. 17, Washington, O. C PEPSBPf SYRUP CO. lORCsWr!! SMn Hnnt!cello, III. GETS NEW MANAGER FOR JACKSON PARK G. R. Crull Will Reopen the Place on Sunday. After an early unsuccessful season at Jackson park, west of Richmond, the street car company has again secured a manager for the place and from the bill of fare he will dish out to the amusement loving public next Sunday, he is worthy of the position. In addition to a baloon ascension and parachute leap given by Prof. Charles Barnard, the big Georgia Minstrels and Georgia Glee club, composed of twenty singers and dancers, will offer a continuous program during the afternoon and evening. This feature of park management promises to be unusually attractive and a large patronage is predicted. The new manager of the park is G. R. Crull, an experienced man, and he will endeavor to appease the hungry amusement appetite of Richmond people by offering all manner of amusement features during the remainder of the park season. Everything Is free to the public. KNOLLENBERG'S STORE. It may seem early to talk of New Fall Dress Goods but the fact is, that we have them in stock now. If for any reason a lady desires her new fall dress or a separate skirt, we are able to show her the choicest fabrics and newest shades. Some styles may be seen in our window, and in the store we show the stock complete. It consists of foreign and domestic manufacture, such as Voiles, Taffeta, Poplin, Panama, Serges, Chiffon, Panama and Herring-Bone weaves. In Suitings we have Stripes and Checks, Chiffon Broadcloth, Fancy Serges and Fancy Panamas; a vast collection. Our Black Goods Stock is also very choice, embracing every grade and variety of weaves and in many qualities. Early buying insures the choicest selections and prompt work by the Dress-makers. Come and see what we have bought; we shall cheerfully show the goods. The Geo. H. Knollenberg Co. CORTELYOUJAY RETIRE Aspirations for the Presidency the Issue. Washington, Aug. 7. That George B. Cortelyou, secretary of t:ie treasury, may cease to be a member of President Roosevelt's cabinet within the next two months is the intimation that has reached Washington from several separate sources In the last few days. One of these sources is so high that the rumor can not bo ignored in spite of the smile that may greet the publication of the report. The reason for this retirement, if he should lay down the poitfollo, would be his candidacy for the republican nomination for the. presidency ic 1903 against the wishes of Roosevelt. ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION. The Pennsylvania Will Run Annual One on Thursday. The Pennsylvania railroad will run Its annual excursion to Atlantic City Thursday and a large number of lo cal people will take advantage of the j low rate. If Inquiries regarding tickets are any indication of the number that will go. The train will leave Richmond as the ' second section to No. 20, the Keystone Express leaving at 4:50 o'clock p. m. URGED TO ATTEND DEDICATION. Coeur de Lion lodge Knights of Pyth ias, met Tuesday night. It was urged upon all members to attend the Pythian temple dedication In Indianapolis next Wednesday.
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