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oi any school, will bey Indulged la to J naturali-oa la England. Mrs. L. Wblteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. C3 Main St. Fboue THE RICIT3IONr FAIJ-ADIU3I AXD SUX-TELEGRA3I, TUESD AT, SEPTEMBER 24, 190?: 5 PAGE THREE.

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aimwUoclkiniicini : Mr. James Beeson has severed his relations as purchasing agent with the Richmond Abbatoir Co. All live stock such as cattle, hogs, calves and lambs will be bought through the office of the company in the future. Remember we are always in the market for live stock. If you have one or one hundred head we will buy them at the highest market price at all times. Call us ud and we will be pleased to quote you prices. Richmond Abbatoir Co. Home Phone 535 Bell Phone 243

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YEARLY MEETING OPENS WEDNESDAY;

VISITORS ARRIVE

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porary clerk until a permanent clerk could be selected to fill In the vacancy

caused by the leaving of Mr. Harvey. Native Jap Attends.

The credentials of several visiting

ministers were read and all were given

a hearty welcome to the Indiana meet

Ing; particularly was this true of Bunji

Kida, a native Japanese who is now

in America studying that he may eventually return to his own people

and better teach the doctrines of the

Quakers. Bunji Kida became a member of the Society of friends while in

his own country. He is intimately ac

quainted with Mr. and Mrs. Gurney BInford who are the missionaries in Japan. : The letter was signed by Mr. BInford who is now superintendent of Friends' mission work in Japan. Bunji Kida has been a minister of the gospel In Japan for about fourteen years, and at different times taught various religious doctrines but about six years ago became identified with the society of Friends and has since taught their principles. Among the other visiting Friends

ministers were Sarah Jane Lury and!

Elizabeth Bevan Rutter, both members of the London, England, Yearly meeting. They are now on their way to Australia and New Zeland, where they will open Friends' homes and further engage in missionary work. Tebbetts Will Speak. Charles E. Tebbetts former president of Whittier college located at Whlttier, Cal.. and considered one of the most brilliant men in the entire Friends' denomination, attended the cessions. Mr. Tebbetts will speak before the Yearly meeting some time during the week. This afternoon the committee appointed by Eli Jay at last year's session on ministry and oversight, met and discussed the ratios, In the distribution of finances that should prevail during the coming year. Each quarterly meeting was apportioned a certain amount to pay to the general expense fund. This afternoon reports from the various quarterly meetings on the condition of the ministry were read. These reports were interesting as well as

instructive. Routine business matters occupied the attention of the meeting during the greater part of the afternoon. Tonight the devotional sessions of the meeting will be conducted. Begin on ' 'sdnesday. The yearly meeting sessions proper will begin in earnest Wednesday

morning when at eight o'clock the per

manent yearly meeting board con

venes and devotional exercises are

held. Promptly at ten o'clock the for

mal opening of the yearly meeting will be made with the roll call of the

delegates and alternates. The sessions will continue during the entire day and will end with devotional services Wednesday night, beginning at seven thirty o'clock. Ono of the feature addresses of the week will be Thursday afternoon at two o'clock when Judge Samuel R. Artman of Lebanon who but so recently attacked the supreme court on the constitutionality of liscenslng saloons, speaks before the Indiana meeting on temperance. The appearance of Judge Artman at th yearly meeting will evoke much interest owing to the re

form temperance decisions which he

has made in his court at Lebanon, Ind.

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Big Sea Fighter Defeats the

Georgia in Speedy 400 Mile Run.

COURSE WAS FROM CAPE COD TO

THE DELAWARE BREAKWATER; HEAVY BETTING WAS DONE ON

RESULT OF CONTEST.

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Phlladelohla. Pa.. Sept. 24. The

battleships Kansas and Georgia finish

ed a 400 mile race from Cape Cod to

the Delaware breakwater, and tiie Kansas won by an hour and seven

minutes.

The fighters started the race Sun-

day morning off the Massachusetts coast, and under full steam they made for the Delaware breakwater. The keenest rivalry has existed among the crews of both battleships and so

much talk had been going around up

forward and in the junior and the

senior officers' messes that Rear Ad

miral Evans decided to put the vessels to a test and settle the matter for

good.

With the battleships Kearsarge and

Maine, the latter being Admiral Ev

ans riagship, the Georgia ana tne

Kansas had been ordered to the lea

gue island navy yard to go in drydock

for repairs and to get in readiness

for the cruise to the Pacific. The

officers and men thought it would be

the proper thing to have the big fight

ers race all the way and demonstrate

which of them was the speedier craft,

Admiral Evans gave his consent, and when the battleships set their course off the Cape Cod shore they went full tilt. There was heavy betting among

the crews of both ships all during the

rac and mnnv n rinlln- ptianroil

hands when the Kansas dropped an- Land, WOOd and GraVeS FlP-

chor off Reedy Island, just inside the

breakwater. It made the trip in twen

ty-three hours and fifty-seven minutes

beating the Georgia by sixty-seven

minutes.

RICHMOND BOYS III

PURDUE TANK SCRAP

ured in the Annual Event At State School.

tT i iZD.

The War I2--ctcr Capture the Orana Online Alive. Trapping the smaller members of the monkey family is a comparatively easy

aatter, but the hunter who wishes to

secure live specimens or tne ornng

rjtunz caunot have recourse to the

isual methods and has to employ o .aboiioua process. The process is based pon the fact that the orangs have a liking for certain trees and frequent these to the exclusion of other nearby growths. They seem to regard them a sanctuary and flee to them in time :f danger. Ascertaining a tree particularly favored, the hunter first drives his quarry to its branches; then while liis beaters keep up a din for the purpose of preventing an attempt at escape the natives are set to work to chop at the trees within a radius of fifty feet all about the simian fortress. No trunk is cut completely through, but is left with just enough fiber to hold the tree in position. This work is quickly accomplished with the large corps of servants, and at a signal one of the trees is toppled over. The chopping has been so done that the falling tree carries with it its neighbor, and in the twinkling of an eye the trees within a radius of fifty feet from the marked tree lie upon the ground, leaving the orang outangs with no opportunity for getting away through their leafy avenues of escape. The remainder of the process simply consists of chopping down the tree of refuge and throwing nets over the escaping orangs, in which they soon become entangled in their efforts to th-ow off the Incumbrance.

FISH RENEWS HIS

EFFORT III FIGHT,

LAND WAS FORTUNATE.

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HE SUCCEEDED IN GETTING

AWAY BUT THE OTHERS HAD

TO STAND THE PUNISHMENT-

CHEEKS WERE PAINTED.

Out in a New Statement and

Asks Stockholders for Their Proxies.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL STAKE.

Walker Land, a Richmond student at

Purdue University, writing to the Pal

ladium in reference to the recent

tank" scrap at that school, says:

Donald Graves and James Wood were

on the chain, but I cut myself loose

just as they started to tie them on the

chain. I had a knife sewed in my

sieeve and pulled it out and cut myself loose. By careful crawling I succeed

ed In passing the sonhomore scouts by

CHAnUta MAUL AU Al INS I MAN- ansmeHni- their eJtrn vtiloh T Tionnor.

ed to know.

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A QFPinilQ WATIIPF rnwcFRQ jauics vwu ciiuiueu a. iree auer

cutting nimseir loose and remained there for some time. He was too anx

ious, however, to mingle in the crowd

and just as soon as he got down he was recognized by Frank Brown as a

ant Fish plans to make a hard fight freshman and promptly tied to the at the annual meeting of the stock- chain. Graves did not get away at

holders of the Illinois Central Rail- a"- Tner both had "10" painted on

their cheeks and over their clothes

The other Richmond boys that are

sophomores, wished very much to get

WITH LOEB.

New York, Sept. 24. That Stuyves-

road company in Chicago October 16 to wrest control from E. H. Harriman

and the Union Pacific interests which hold of me as they wanted to put me at

deposed him a year ago was made the head of the chain and have all their nlain when he issued a statement to fun wItn me- "When they found I had

stockholders asking for their proxies.

slipped from them they had to put an

other bis: fellow on in mv nlace and

inai ne nas someming up nis na(t1t Mm n .

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sleeve which he counts on to aid him

materially In his effort was surmised when he made a trip to Oyster Bay and was closeted an hour with Secretary Loeb. He did not see the presi

dent, but it was announced that he had left an important message for the chief executive. What it was neither he nor Mr. Loeb would say.

It was freely conjectured in Wall street, however, that the visit had something to do with the proposed government action against Mr. Harriman and that Mr. Fish at least thought he could offer valuable evidence In the case. The statement to the stockholders which the former president of the Illinois Central gave out contained a

The sultan of Turkey has a wonder

ful collection of animals which he

keeps on an Island at Ylldiz. They Include stags, roedeer. gazelles, rare

goats and sheep and birds of every

kind. A special kiosk Is given up to dos, and there la also a special cat house.

PUTS THE "GINGER" IN.

The Kind of Food Used by Athletes.

A former college athlete, one of the

long distance runners, began to lose

ins power or enaurance. his exper

ience with a change in food is interest

ing.

While I was in training on the track

scathing arraignment of the Harriman I athletic team, my daily 'jogs became a

management. He accused the present task, until after I was put on Grape-

officers of deliberately operating the road in the Interests of the Union Pacific Instead of the interests of the Illinois Central stockholders, and asserted, as he has done before, that the accounts have been juggled to suit the purposes of the management. Fish charges reports of the road

were doctored and sets forth figures to

prove the assertion. The annual report ending in June this year shows an extraordinary increase in the receipts

of the corporation during the last four months which are inexplicable and clearly made for the purpose of producing a favorable, but fictitious showing. The first third of the year sow

ed an increase of over a half million, then came the change In the presidency and the next third showed a decrease

of the same amount, and the next third an increase of the same. Finally In the last four months they increased over a million. Conditions were unchanged and statements doctored. He says the Union Pacific is fighting

through Harriman to control the Illi nois Central.

"Why doe a fellow on a small sal

ary, lite Smallchink, dress so extravagantly?

"Tie fears people will think him poor." "And why does old millionaire Keg-

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"He's afraid people will think he is

rich." Puok.

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There's a reason for the effect of

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GEORGE L. GOODWIN CHOSEN SECRETARY

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Nova Scotia Man Is the Selec

tion of the Committee Of the Y. M. C. A.

HAS A SPLENDID RECORD.

WILL BEGIN DUTIES ON OCTOBER

1 AND WILL OVERSEE THE BUILDING WORK AND ORGANIZE THE YOUNG MEN. t-r The board of directors of the Y. M.

C. A. met Monday evening at the call of the special committee on securing a

secretary and the committee recommended George I. Goodwin of Nova Scotia. Mr. Goodwin was asked to come to Richmond that the committee

might see him and have a talk with

him with a view to emnaoying him. Mr. Goodwin arrived Saturday and has been taking in the situation since.

E. E. Stacey, state secretary, was

here to meet with the committee and Mr. Goodwin, and being acquainted with Mr. Goodwin and knowing all about his record as an association sec

retary, recommended him to the com

mittee, and congratulated tne board on being so fortunate in securing such a

man as Mr. Goodwin for their secreta

ry. Air. uooawin is J- years oia ana married. His wife and little daugh

ter will come immediately and as soon as they can secure a house will have their furniture shipped here. Mr. Goodwin Is a thorough Y. M. C. A. man, a graduate of the Chicago train

ing school, has had a successful four

years service at Pottsvllle, Pa., where

he resigned of his own accord after put

ting that association on a good work

ing basis and with a new building. Mr.

Goodwin managed the campaign for

5100,000 there, and succeeded In raising

$103,000 within the time limit. He

has made an excellent record as a secretary In a few short years and the Richmond association Is apparently very fortunate In securing him. His work commences October first. He will oversee the work on the new building and organize the young men, ready to occupy the building when completed. Mr. Goodwin is much pleased with

what he has seen in Richmond and the

prospects here for a good Y. M. C. A

and thinks Richmond is going to have a first class building and association.

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lunatic asylum by her own family 4f order to keep her from corresponding with a young man la her own station In life.

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