Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 251, 17 October 1907 — Page 3

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TIIE RICmiOXD PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 190?.

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The Business Men at Cambridge City. $25,000 MUST BE RAISED. DR. PELTON AND MISS MAY BRADBURY MARRIED TUESDAY CLUB AT NEW PARIS MEETS OTHER NEWS. Cambridge City, Ind., Oct. 7. The E. E. Scott Radiator company of Marlon which has been negotating with the Business Mens association of this place for a location here have one of their stoves in operation in the east room of the Central hotel block and also have a representative there to explain to prospective stockholders. In order to get the factory the association must raise $23,000, over half of which has been subscribed and the factory owners agree fo take a like amount. The plan of the factory own ers is to build several buildings and' In addition to their base burners, manufacture furnaces and ranges, thus employing over twice as many hands as at present. WEDDING AT CAMBRIDGE. Dr. Pelton and Miss May. Bradbury the Principals. Cambridge. City, Ind., Oct. 17. Miss May Uradbury. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bradbury, and a popular young woman of this place and Dr. Pelton of Detroit were married today at high noon by the Rev. Mr. Ilawley at the bride's home on Walnut street. Mr. and M's. Pelton were guests of honor at a reception given by Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ohmlt at their home here Tuesday evening. The features of the entertainment were music and cards. A three-course lunch was served. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Petro. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Ludington, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Keller and : Mrs. Dean House, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Krahl and Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Leslie. TUESDAY CLUB MEETS. The Second Session Was With Mrs. Bertha McKeon. New Paris, O., Oct. 17 The Tuesday club held its second meeting of the term with Mrs. Alberta McKeon Tuesday evening. A very excellent paper on "Plant Life in Mexico" was

read bv Mrs. Bohn and Miss Irene 1,c""JC,a "l l"c u,m"ul "l luc Mills gave a very interesting talk on Christian church will give a market at coffee plantations. Instrumental and;J- w- Marson's grocery Saturday for ,,oi r,,0in f.irnfcirt hv Miss ' the benefit of Raymond Covey, who

Wolfe and Miss McNeill. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Miss Ora White. MRS. WEEKS' FUNERAL. It Was Held Wednesday Afternoon at New Paris. New Paris, O., Oct. 17. The funeral of Mrs. Ruby Weeks was conducted at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Rienheimer, Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. Morris of Dublin officiated. Those present from a distance were Earl Rienheimer of Greenville; Mrs. Clara Rienheimer, Mrs. Emma Lamb, of Greensfork; Walter Rienheimer of St. Paul, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. Gausefl Mrs. Luclnda Roberts and Mrs. Malissa Lough of Richmond. LEAVES NEW PARIS. People's Store Will Move to Manchester. North New Paris, O., Oct. 17. Beginning Friday the Peoples store will begin with closing out sales preparatory to going to West Manchester. The reason of this Is given by the proprietors of the Railroad store in Richmond, of which the Peoples store is a branch, that they have purchased the Asa Leas general store at West Manchester and will place it under the man agement of Mr. Wehrley, who is now t the manager of the store here. MRS. WHITE SURPRISED. Whitewater, Ind., Oct. 17. Quite a number of Mrs. Daniel White's

friends and relatives paid her a sur- ' prise visit in honor of her sixty-third much needecl work on the Hagerstown birthday anniversary. The day was M. E. church. Art glass windows spent in a social wav after which a were first put in place, seven of these three-course dinner was served. The being memorial ones in memory of following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Wm. and Priscilla Bowen; David Frank Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Allie and Nancy Groves, Amos Parsons Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wright and and wife; Calvin Bagford and Kan: Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Wright of Lynn. Bagford and Edward Binkley and son, Ind., Mrs. Nelson White, Miss Alta S. W. Binkley, all of whom rae CoSkinner, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Roberts ceased. The Junior and Ep of Bethel; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pyle worth League each also put in winMr. and Mrs. Carrie White, GroVer (lows. The interior of the church has White, Reed Gordon. Cleveland Pyle been decorated after the most modoii,4 Mr- on XIt-c V II Prn Ktvlf. :i n fl hv tllf fMthfiilr.mc r-"

West Manchester, O. ASSISTED THE LEAGUE. Robinson's Crossing. Ind., Oct. 17. Margaret Rusch, Mary Hamilton and Agnes Kelley, classmates in the Richmond high school of Harriett and Francis McMullen were their guests over Sunday and at the Epworth leaque by reauest, the young ladies rendered two numbers In the song service for which they received the A bard Too Risky A your doctor tf ht Jots t think it Jctor uould be wise for you to k"P a bottle Cherry fA,.t. P.rn th exactlv

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Mrs. Howard Gould of Xew York, whose husband is trying to have ner bring a suit for absolute divorce, and at the same time to keep (he names of other women from a court airing. Mrs. Gould, however insists upon a separation from the young millionaire and not a divorce.

thanks of the leader, Airs. Levi Green, as well as the entire league. REVIVAL BEGINS SUNDAY. Brownsville, Ind., Oct. 17. The new M. E. minister, Rev. Dobson, will preach here Sunday evening. Rev. W. II. Baker of Ohio will assist the pastor in revival services at the C. U. church which will commence on next Sunday morning. MRS. NATION VERY ILL. Milton, Ind., Oct. 17. Mrs. II. R. Manlove has received word from Jackson, Mich., that her sister, Mrs. liar ley Nation is very ill. Her mother, Mrs. Pritchard of Cambridge City has gone to her bedside. DINNER AND SUPPER. New Paris, O., Oct. 17. The Ladies of the Rebekah lodge are preparing to serve dinner and supper in the K. of P. hall on next Thursday. WILL GIVE A MARKET. Cambridge City, Ind , Oct. 17.--The has been in ill health year. for the pa.-;t PRESENTED ENTERTAINMENT. New Paris, O., Oct. 17. The Salis bury family presented their entertain-, ment here Tuesday evening to a fair j sized audience. It was much enjoyed. SERVICES AT WHITEWATER. Whitewater, Ind., Oct. 17. The Rev. Zerbe of Fountain City will fill his regular appointment at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon and evening. Feel languid, weak, run-down? Headache? Stomach "off"? Just a plain case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach, promotes digestion, purifies the blood. . E. CHURCH MUCH IMPROVED RECENTY Rev. W. H. Pierce Has Done a Good Work. LADIES' FAITHFUL WORK. Hagerstown, Ind., Oct. 17 Soon after being appointed to the Hagerstown charge, by action of the official board, T? o - W II Piorpo i-l o n ti ol trw An enmo the Ladies' Aid Society a beautiful Columbian Brussels carpet covers the floor. "i su;:; iue uispositi. ro make class distinctions in Europe'."No," answered Mrs. Cumrox in . rone of disappointment; "European seem to go on thje principle that a. Americans are rich without realizin that some of us may le vastly rlche than others." Washington Star. chill, pain through the chest, difficult

breathing." If this should be your experience, send for your doctor. It may be pneumonia I To doctor yourself would be too risky. If your

"nnot ,con25 t once, give Ayer's Pectoral. When he comes, tell him what vou have done. f.cAj-aqCo..

STANDARD PEOPLE WILL MAKE FIGHT

Oil Octupus to Fall Back Upon An Elaborate Legal Defense of Its Rights. PROFITS PUT ON RECORD. WtLLIAM G. ROCKEFELLER TELEGRAPHED THAT HE IS WANTED BEFORE FRIDAY THE STANDARD HAD INSIDE INFORMATION. New York, Oct. 17. Counsel for the Standard Oil company have prepared ; an elaborate defense in the government's suit for dissolution of the oil combine, which, they tay, will be developed in its entirety. The government's attorneys have concluded taking their testimony. The Standard's lawyers lawyers said that they had not sought to adduce testimony on cross-examination of officials and empi0yes of the so-called oil trust which would refute the allegations in the federal complaint, but had deferred in bringing out much evidence until later when it could be produced continuously and in bulk. No intimation was given of the nature of the testimony which counsel for the Standard said would be brought out. A telegram was - sent to William G. Rockefeller, assistant treasurer of the Standard Oil com pany of New Jersey, last night by counsel for the Standard that the government desired him as a witness before the adjournment next Friday for a month. Frank B. Kellogg, counsel for the United States, spent an entire day in placing on the record statements submitted by several witnesses showing the profits made by the Standard in the different localities of the country. Statements were produced showing that the Standard not only secured information concerning competitive shipments in the United Stales, but in foreign countries. . . j o. a Kind. A well known clubman in New York likes nothing better than to hunt "big game" in Briihih Columbia. During his last expedition to xhut region he was

in camp with a friend from Minnesota. ' aa income 01 over iwu uuuureu uonars Toward inoruii!- ta.va the New Yerk-jPer da' through mail orders, and aler. he nv.oks suiverinz with void i most an equal amount from orders

tire was very low. Tils companion was fast cslfcp. It isn't nice to get cut of a warm blankot to ivl; fro"';.- u-y: to the fire, sot hft wllv I-.'vv Y,r".u!- gave his friend n kicli sjm! t'.: :i pzv tended, to be asleep. Then v ;u; no response, and presently ih fi-o:a New York tried another At this, the westerner broke into a l.iugh. "I did the same thing to you twenty minutes ago," he explained, and that's how you came to be v;-ke." Then of course both turned out to v.V.d a t!FINE CROPS IN HENRY. Yield of Corn This Year Will Be a Bumper One. New Castle, Ind., Oct. 17 Farmers adjacent to this city are bringing in samples of the bumper 1907 corn crop, which show it to be of fine quality. T. D. Austin, east of the city, had forty acres in potatoes, some of which will make close to eighty bushels to the acre. Potatoes are now being contracted for future delivery at 75 cents and it is predicted the price will go higher. There are about 1.5S0 theaters in Europe. Italy possesses more than any other country.

The New Soft

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Grand Exhibition of Americas Most Popular Priced Hats for Men and Young Men. Agcin we call your special attention to the famous "Mallory" Cravenstte Hat. You'll see some on display in our hat window, but to really appreciate the beauty of these head pieces it's neces sary to try them on in front of a mirror whe?e the eyes can see the advantage of wearing the popular priced Mallory. The other day we heard a fellow say: "I bet the Mallory hat will have a lower crown this Fall." True. Good guess. They are a trifle lower, but how different. The brims are lighter and possess the curl of smartness real New York. There are Derbies, Alpines, and Crushers. Come in please, and try on a few.

COMMISSION WILL MEEUT MARION It Is Alleged C, C. & L. Is Discriminated Against. POINTS IN CONTENTION. Marion, Ind., Oct. 17. For the first time since its establishment the Indiana railroad commission will hold a meeting in Marion Monday, October iS, when the charges of the Marion Commercial club against the P., C, C. it St. L. and the Clover Leaf will oe jjear(j The matter to be investigated is the alleged discrimination of the P., C, C. & St. L. and the Clover Leaf against the C, C. & L. It is charged that they refuse to deliver to or receive from the "Straight Line'' freight shipped out by or billed to local manufacturers, thereby greatly inconveniencing them in loading and unloading. The manufacturers made complaint to the Commercial club, which, acting for the individual manufacturers and merchants, is now the plaintiff in the case. The defendants were served with notice some time ago to make answer to the complaint or grant the redress of grievance asked by the Commercial club, but it is evident that they have not done the latter. Evidence will be heard by the commission and if it is found that refusal to exchange shipping facilities with the C, C. & L. was for arbitrary reason the commission has power to make a,n order correcting the abuse immediately or punish the roads by severe fines. It is the contention of the Clover Leaf that it cannot exchange freight with the C, C. & L., because of being forbidden to do so by the P., C, C. & St. L., with whom it jointly owns the track connecting with the C, C. & L. Cheapest accident insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. Stops the pain and heals the wound. All druggists sell it. Dr. Teeters, a Steubenville, Ohio, physician, who several years ago discovered a harmless remedy for removing moles and placed it on the market in this and foreign countries at one dcllar per bottle, is said to have I . r j. i j j j n from skin specialists, druggists and manicurists from every country on the globe. A German estimate of the capital Invested in the construction of the world's railroads is $4:.:nUM.HU00. tgll Qs t Ja False econegi omy applied to 3 the health may 5 cost life. Cheap eyi substitutes for 3 Scott9 B Emulsion are foisted on the fr C1 public every year. O Don't buy them O O and trifle with your O health. 4 The genuine.bears 5 the label Scott 'jt O fi E,mxilsion and O trade-mark of the Q1 man with the fish. m 9 i All drarcts: 50c. mad Sl.OO. cQi

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J 1 taw wo; .ten a S;gi of Arr?r'.ed Dcv!opmen Instead .-; Gtrc-ns-'H. . Pcrviits tl h:I; that tl;-vr sen i "pccii:.iv ivoU.Uir.;; l;?-.a..t i v:z- . got U v;or ycurig. wj !.:-. fr l-.-.iv hool and be erruh g. lii.s iit-v.r . igu of strecth, but silwuys o less. When a bay wi..its 'to g-'-t 1 vork instead of getting rer.cy to worl t in'.lhT.tes arrested develrji:na There i3 not one probability in lift; that a by who dedres to leave scl.00 at the slith grade and is allowed to do so will ever amount to anything. It i? not th fact that ho does not have as much education as the other boys, but that he does not have their purpose to get ready for the doing of things. Teachers often greatly err in dealing with jueh boys and their parents by trying to ffiow how Important it Is that thoy sbauld know what they will lonm in the seventh and eighth grades, whereas that is the least part of it.- It is a case of arrested development usually, and this is what should be treated, treated as a disease. We make a lot of talk about defee five sight nnd hearing, and we do well, but It is vastly more important that we "got busy" in defective mental pro gresp.ive development. There is a nearsightedness of parents and pupils that Is criminal. It contributes to delinquency and. as 1 think, is within the status of and subject to court punishment. It sometimes shows itself In diverted attention, in dissipated interest and often in overathletic or fraternity zeal. The college theory is that the fraternity chaps are the elect, but life does not show that. The data are imperfect at present, but there is enough to make it wholly probable that when the fig ures are in it will be clearly shown that in the last fifteen years when fraternity life has been extra social and pxtra political in clannishness much of lie fraternity 2eal Indicates approach irg arrested development. It is en tire'.y clear already that this Is charac teristlc of the high school fraternity, because It almost invariably mean? that a set of fellows dare not trust themselves to win honors In the oper "ontest. but seek it as a favoritism In ) rseans of a little band of social high "fiymen, as many of these high schoraternilloo n - tWwi nf Educatic: An Ancient Death Legend. An eastern legend says that as Solomon one day was consulting with his grand vizier, the angel of death appeared and cast a searching look at Solomon's companion. The startled vizier immediately begged the great king to lend him a certain magic rug on which whoever sat could be transported in an instant to the remotest part of the earth. The king granted the request. The vizier stepped upon the rug and bade it transport him to the center of the desert of Arabia. It bore him away instantly. The angel of death stopped a moment in his flight to say to Solomon: "I looked at that man so closely because I was surprised to find him here, as I had been commanded to summon his soul and was told that I should find him in the center of the great de;ert." Then the angel passed on and a moment later met the v'.r.ier in the appointed place. Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case of kidney trouble that is not beyond medical aid. A. G. Luken & Co. A Libel. Mrs. Greene They say that when the men go on fishing trips they take a lot of liquor along with them. Mrs Gray I don't think that is so. I'm sure It is not so when my husband goe-a-fishlng. I have overhauled his lng gage when he got home on purpose t see, and I have never been able t tind 3. droy of !!;nor in any of th bottles !r ' Transcrip. Leaving Richmond 11:15 p. m. Tla C, C. & L. lands you in Chicago at 7:00 a. m. Through sleepers and coaches. You will like It. apr6-tl

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THE Oh-pa "ttAFt COMET ita Fiery, Spread; Tail Was Fift; Miilicn r.iiUo Lcng. The wonderful "v.ar comet" of 180 sprang 60 Kucldniy into view an blazed wlili such unexampled bri. Hancy as ts astcnis-h tfce astrouome" and fiijib.en the;- unlearned in conn tary lor:, haif vet of their wits. T!unirarnfd tieclared tfcat the civil wm which wars totting well uude headway, rsust ha ve something to t! with it. LoiW this may be, i burst f tilth, lUifcei-ftMed and uninvited Bhlnlng vlth jp-eatei' brilliancy an magnitude tbn p.cy phenomena of i similar nature wticj that generatio'. had ever ne?u. On the night of July 3 of that ye.;It exhibited a most wonderful spe; tacle. In the evening tLe nucieus di not appear to be larjr than a star h the first r second magnitude. As th small hours of the morning appn-ae!. ed, however, the nucleus visibly iv creased in both magnitude' and biit liancy. The tali waved back and foit: over our little world In a ino?t threat ening manner, at times sending ray almost to the zenith. On the mornlu, of July 5 tii astronomers announce through the daily papers that the Leaof the great comet was on'y separate, from tbe earth by a distance of 12. 000,000 miles. According to the repor sent out from the Cambridge obserra tory, the comet appears to have pass ed its ascending node between the 27t) and the 29th of June in longitude 27 degrees, the longitude of the earth be lng 277 degrees at the same time. On Oct. 10 its tail extended over r space of 50.000,000 miles and at several points was not less than 10,000. 000 miles In width. At first it was generally conceded that it was the famous comet of lGriG the one which caused the Emperoi Charles V. of France to resign hU im perlal throne, he taking it to be r. warning from God. All surmises wen subsequently set at rest by the discovery that it was the famous Thatcher comet, discovered by Professor A. F. Thatcher at the Rutherford observatory in .New York city. - , . !Vjt. .!...- i.i-c. 10 Go. One of the eld governors of the Carolinas was a man who bad lived a farmer's life most of the time until he was elected, and his wife, having never seen a steamboat or a railroad and having no wish to test either one, refused to accompany her husband to the capital. When tbe governor reach ed his destination, he found that a! most all the other officials were accompanied by t':ieir wives, and be sent an imperative sncsege to his brother to "fetch MellnCa along." The brother telegraphed. "She's afraid even to look at the engine." The governor read the message and pondered over it for a few moments. At the end of that time je sent off the following command: "Bill, you blindfold Melinda and back her on to the train." The other girls asked how it came She was so fair to see; She told them they could.be the same If they'd use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. A. G. Luken and Co. at

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The'New Derby Hat Ca East Indian English. Here la part of an actual epeech do livered lu an East Indian court of law by a pleader: "What they say Is Tery, if not most, ridlcuUutly absurd to believe. Indeed. It Is Incredulous. Tbey say that tbe blood flew, and they did nothing to put the wounded into ease. This, sir, in a lie. n unmitigated lie, or. rather, a falsehood cr fable or story or, ax liyron t irons tically observes, a terminal exactitude. ThtF buffaloes never used to gtate oa th field, which is not actually eren propar grazing meadow. The destination which they started was half a mile from the cynosure to which they wtuL Unless they did not ild on U?fctning horse, how could they reach t that premises In five minutes? Can any man idiot even will r.ot belleTo such a .stupid concoctation." Bits F.-orr Shakespeare. Users of everyday catchwords are constantly quoting that ubiquitous perr.on Sbnift;oarr. "Dend as a doornail." "lout and short of It." "getting even." "teg-rag." "birds of a feather," 'tk-jt'tf i:t." "mum," "scarecrow," oHd " ";cllkao;," "loggerhead," "bag nnd ) a't:-; " "a mere song," "dancing aiu r!v." "send him packing," "kill with kindness." "give and take," r.n eyesore " "to boot" and "the man 't the i xoen" are all his. Would You Keep Your Plants Iron Freezing? Toucan keep fire overnight, and bare tbe stove burn up two or three hours the next morning with the fuel put In the night before. This Is possible with Cole's Original Hot HU6 Stove, because It Is absolutely aib-tioht. Unlike the ordinary stove, its construction rt-uuires no putty to make seam and Joint proof against air-lenks. iiurna bull coal, hard coal or wood. Hasscnbusch 505-507 Main SI. Pennsylvania LINESLAST OF THE SEASON. Saturday Excursion to Chicago. $3.00 Round Trip from Richmond. Excursion train leaves 10:30 p. Oct. 19th, 1907. Jamestown Exposition Dally excursions to Norfolk Tour of East with 8top-ovr Pittsburgh New York Harrisburg Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Richmond and other points. Go One Route Return Another. Through sleeper to Norfolk, via Columbus and Norfolk & Western R'y, leaves every day at 4:55 p. m. Indiana Day at the Exposition is Oct, 11th. Northwest West Southwest SPECIAL REDUCED FARES For Particulars Call on C. W. ELMER. Ticket 'Agent