Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 259, 26 October 1907 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PATXADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, SAT UR D AT, OCTOBER 2C, 190T,

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JOHIISOII MAY SSL CHANGE OF VEHUE

Hinted That Such Course Will Be Followed in the Case Of Green. TWO COUNTS IN CHARGE. JOHN 8, HOFFMAN WAS ALSO INDICTED AND HE WILL HAVE A HEARING ON THE 13TH OF NOVEMBER. The grand jury Friday, after returning an indictment against Verna Green for assault and battery with intent to commit rape, and an indictment against John S. Hoffman, charging him with sodomy, adjourned until Wednesday, November C. The indictment against Green charges him In two counts with aasault and battery with intent to commit rape on three-years-old Hazel M. Harris. The crime with which Green Is charged is punishable by an Indeterminate sentence In the state prison of from two to fourteen years. Judge Fox has set Monday, November 11, as the date for the hearing of the case. It will be tried before a jury and John F. Robbins, who will prosecute the case, is confident that Green can be convict ed on the indictment brought against him. Change of Venue. Although no statement to the effect has been made by Henry U. Johnson, attorney for the defendant, it is regarded as probable that Mr. Johnson will ask for a change of venue on the grounds that Green could not obtain a fair and impartial trial in this county owing to the senttynent which has been aroused against him. Mr. Robbins states that he can convict Green In this county or any other county on the indictment which has been returned against him. The hearing of the cast of John S. Hoffman will be Wednesday, November 13. Henry U. Johnson will represent the defendant. When Hoffman was arraigned in the circuit court a few days ago he entered a plea of not guilty. . FOUR HUNDRED LIS LOST IITHE QUAKE Heavy Toll Is Claimed by Disaster in Italy. Rome, Oct. 26 Loss of life in the quake was four hundred and one hundred were Injured. CHARGE WIFE DESERTION Charles Ebersole Arrested in Indianapolis. Thurslay Sheriff Meredith arrested at Indianapolis, Charles Ebersole, a former well known Centerville young man, on a charge oS life desertion. Ebersole is now conflnoj at the county jail. Last May Ebersole left his wife, ,but he states that since that time he has sent her money regularly. KILLED IN A COLLISION Five Met Death and Seventeen Were Injured. London, Oct. 26. Five were killed And seventeen injured in a collision on the Metropolitan Underground railway today. IS AGAIN IN CUSTODY. ace Johnson Was Found by Officer Voglesong. Grace Johnson, the young Kingman, Ind., girl who escaped from the Home for the Friendless early this morning, is once more in custody. Officer Vogelsong about noon found her walking along the pike which runs from Boston, Ind., to Eaton. O. The girl was about a quarter ot a mile from the state line. She stated that when she got to Eaton she intended to take a traction car to New Hope, where she lived before moving to Richmond. DEP0S!T0RSIN A PANIC. Many Injured in Crush Before Savings Bank. New York, Oct. 26. When the de positors In line before the South Brooklyn savings bank found all would not be paid before the doors closed at noon,--- panic resulted in which many were Injured. The police reserves were called and order was restored. WORK AT MISSION CLOSED. The meetings that were in progress at the mission, corner North H and Eleventh streets closed FridayThursday evening the Evangelist, WT. G. Moo1who was conducting the meetings was handed a notice signed by the official board, requesting him to close the meeting, without giving any reasons. Mr. Moon will preach at the residence of Mrs. Sarah Percifeld, 1111 Sheridan etreet Saturday evening, Sabbath 2: SO and 7:30 p. m.

SOCDETY NEWS

(Conducted by Miss Florence Corwin. Office Phones, Both 21; Residence Phone, Home 1310.

Dr. W. A. Park, one of the well j known young men of Richmond, will be married on Wednesday afternoon of next week to Miss May Berry of Brookville, Ind. The ceremony will be performed at the home of the bride's father, Dr. Berry, and will be witnessed by only a small company. After a Bhort trip. Dr. and Mrs. Park will come to Richmond to reside. Miss Berry, j bride-elect, is a member of one of the best families of Brookville, and a young woman of popularity and many accomplishments. She is known to a number of Richmond people. The ' many friends of Dr Park will join in congratulating him. Mrs. S. G. Endsley has just concluded ' a visit with her sister, Mrs. G. Raper, at Elwood. and is at present visiting! her son, Prof. L, E. Endsley, of Purdue university uue umversiijf. Invitations have been issued for a Hallowe'en dance to be given by the Knights of Columbus next Thursday evening. There will be between fifty ... , a , a. t and sixty coupies participating. nixtensive preparations are being made and it will be one of the chief events of the social seson. The hall is being artistically decorated for the occasion and a course luncheon will be served. 4. Mrs. W. N. Johnson was the hostess Friday afternoon for the Athenaea lit-! erary society, at her home on South West Third street. The subject for consideration was Shakespeare's "laidsummer Night's Dream." There were three interesting features. "The

Story of the Play," was given by Mrs. next meeting, which is to belin NovemEliza Hlatt. "Leading Characters" by ber, will be with Mrs. Dora Klute, of Nancy Moorman, and "Songs from South Fourteenth street. Shakespeare," by Mrs. Emma Hadlev-. The society will meet next Friday aft-1 Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stanley will enterernoon with Mrs. Charles Francisco, of tain a company of friends this evening Kinsey street, varying the usual plan in honor of their twenty-first wedding

of meeting every two weeks. S Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Holton will entertain at a family dinner party o .... .1 ... . a i 1 . : v . . . .. c..ii, ft-i,5.. teenth street, having for their guests ALBERT KAISER IS Indications Are of Such Nature That It Is Feared He Will Not Live. BULLET IS NOT LOCATED. AN X-RAY EXAMINATION WAS HELD BUT IT DID NOT RESULT IN ANY DEFINITE DEVELOPMENTS. Albert Kaiser, the nineteen-year-old boy who was accidentally shot by his close friend and chum, Emil Weist, at the Republican club rooms in Fairview, Thursday night, is in a critical condition at Reid hospital. He underwent an X-ray examination at the hospital Friday afternoon, but attending physicians could not locate the bullet. It Is feared that the ball took a downward course on entering his body, causing abdominal inflammation. His condition today points to this. The lad is making a game battle for his llfe, and is showing unusual courage, j but it is feared that the wound he re ceived will result fatally. He is much worse. MRS. STUBBS IS IMPROVED. Mrs. Lewis D. Stubbs has shown a slight improvement since she returned from Chicago where she was taken ill some time ago. ESTIMATES ARE CONSIDERED. The county commissioners met this afternoon and considered the estimates of expenses of the various county officers for-190S. Corn IField Corn has been known as a food since the days of the prophets, but it may safely be said it has never before been prepared in so delicious a form as Elijah's Manna. This food is simply the sweetness of the corn field done up in packages j ready to eat without the bother of cooking. It is made of pearly -white corn rolled into flakes and toasted a delicious brown, Grocers sell Pony packages at S cents; large Family size at 15 cents. Elijah's Manna The most delicious' flavour of any flake food known. - Made by Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., J Battle Creek, Mich.

III BALI CONDITION i

Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Corwin, of Los

Angeles, CaL, Mr and Mrs M. W Earhart, of Frankhn, Ohio, Prof and Mrs. Will Earhart, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Corwin and Miss Florence Corwin. Hallowe'en will be fittingly celebrated at Earlham College, this year as in former years and a social event appropriate to the night will be given. Tht3 year it will be in charge of tne boys of the college and the nature ot the affair will be kept secret from the co-eds. Mies Jessie Beeler spent today with relatives at Connersville, Ind. Miss Edna Trueblood, of Earlham College left Friday to spend a few days at her home in Indianapolis Mrs. L. A. Stanley entertained Friday evening in a delightful manner, ! the Ladies of the Maccabees, at her j home on North Twelfth street, in hon-1 or of her twenty-first wedding anniver-; sary. The house was beautifully decorated in carnations, ferns and autumn 'eaves. Music and recitations were . i a . I. n . , 1 - tiintfiAin -nroo

icuiuics. im cciuui mui.ui.uu .-.u. sum-j. served. In the receiving line were . day of next week. Mrs. A. J. Stanley and daughter. Miss j A peculiar state of affairs exists in Elsie Stanley, Miss Rose Brlnker, and the Cooney household, according 10 Mrs. Frank Aiken. Mrs. Stanley was tne police. Frank Cooney is the head ,tne recipient of many beautiful pres-,of the house and his wife lives with ents. him. The Lawson woman has also ' made her home with the Cooneys for The Happy Hour circle met Friday! some time. W. S. Cooney, who Frank afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Seeker, Cooney states is his "double cousin," at her home on South Fourteenth ' is here on a visit, and during his stay street. The time was spent at needle here has more than contributed, the work. The rooms were tastefully police state, his share to the nightly decorated in green and white. The carousals at the house of Cooney.

anniversary. 4 Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Murray entertained the bridge whist club to which they belong, Friday evening. The occaslon was most enjoyable. FOUNDATION PLANS ARE NOW COMPLETE Several Contractors Are Figuring on Bidding on This Part of the Work. PROGRESS OF EXCAVATION. IT PROBABLY WILL BE COMPLETED THE COMING WEEK ELECTRIC DANGER SIGNALS TO BE INSTALLED. Plans for the Y. M. C. A. foundation have been completed and several contractors are now figuring on the job. The bids are to be closed November 1, and the foundation work commenced immediately. The excavation work will be completed during the next week. The foundation for the new building is to be constructed of stone and concrete and it is to be very beautiful. Just when the active work on the main portion of the building wiil begin, Local Y. M. C. A. men are unwilling to say. This depends entirely on the speed with which tne foundation is constructed. The building will install permanent electric danger signals at different i.,c nv. j ,.! - points on the high board fence, whicn til ff i ti Xa v. T. now surrounds the building area. It ,c ,of , . is thought that this is more economic - al than the usual coal oil signals which are generally used. The plans for the entire building are now almost completed and specifications for the main work are being made. City and County STATISTICS. Deaths and Funerals. MENKE John Menke. a well known resident of Richmond, died at his home 20 North Third street, about one o'clock this afternoon. He was ill for several months. He formerly conduct - ed a shoe store on Mam street and was also connected with the Stein shoe company. GRIESWELL The funeral of Fred J. Grieswell will be Monday afternoon. Brief services will be held at the home, at 1:30 o'clock and at 2 o'clock at St. Paul's Lutheran church. Rev. C. Ruber officiating. Burial at Lutherania. Friends may view the body at anv time. Marriage Licenses. Thomas Bunch. Muncie and Gibson, Centerville. A sues OBSERVE FIFTH BIRTHDAY. Master James Sherry, of 93 John street, was surprised Friday evening by a party composed of his little friends, the occasion being his fifth birthday. The rooms were charmingly decorate'd in pink and white. The evening was spent with games and music. A three course luncheon was served. Those present were: Elmer Keller, Albert Keller, Robert Jackson. Paul Mitchell, Earl Mitchell, James Sherry, Elarnore Keller. Dorothy Carter, Hazel Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Bibee Cook, Bertha Cook, Ruby Hintz, Stella Sherry, Blanche Sherry and Grace Hannon; Mesdames Cook. Keliler. HinU and Sherry.

HOUSE OF COOIIEV TROUBLES POLICE

Three Arrests Made by the Officers on South West Second Street. CHARGE RIOTOUS CONDUCT. COMPLAINTS HAVE FREQUENTLY BEEN MADE BY THE NEIGH BORS MRS. COONEY IS VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES. Frank Cooney, W. S. Cooney and May Lawson, who have been for some time past, according to the police, the pests of 'Southwest Second street, are under arrest, charged with violating a city ordinance whicn makes it uniawfui . for anyone to annoy one's neighbors by ' J brawling, cursing and otherwise acting in a riotous manner. This morning they were arraigned in the city court and all tnree entered pieas or not ontlt. TV oir trials c v 1 cot fni fnn-' Victim of Circumtsances. Mrs. Cooney appears to be a victim of circumstances and was not arrested j. riday nignt when the rest of the household were taken into custody. Officers Staubach and Edwards, who have had their hands full recently quelling disturbances at the Cooney home, stated this morning to City Attorney Study that Mrs. Cooney is used by her husband as a sort of football. It is said that quite frequently when the two men and the Lawson woman become intoxicated Frank Cooney assaults his wife. For over a week neighbors of the Cooneys have been complaining over the actions of Frank, his; "double cousin." and the Lawson woman. The police -have urged Mrs. Cooney to file a charge of assault and battery against Cooney, but she refused to do so and Friday night when the police raided the house, she begged with tears in her eyes that her husband b? left at home. Prosecutor Jessup this morning decided that he could not prosecute the Cooneys and the Lawson woman for intoxication as they were not in a public place when arrested. It was thrn up to the police, as a relief to the residents of Southwest Second street, to charge them with a violation of the city ordinance which pertains to riotous conduct. THE CITY IN BRIEF Putterlrk's patterns. Morris & Co's Miss E'virla Voorhees of Richmond is the guest of friends at Milton. G. R. Gause, florist. Greenh mses National Ave. Both Phones. 10-tf Miss Lillian Craig is seriously ill at her home on South Twelfth street. For Sale Household furnitura at private sale. Call any time, 1216 S. "B". Dr. Walter Wilson 1t Luther Lantz of Cambridge City visited Harry Burris, Friday. New Castie Courier, Remember Tuesdav. Oct. 29th i3 annual Donation day at the Home for j the Friendless, 306 S. 10th St 26-3t j Harry Goddard, of Chicago, is In the city, visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goddard. for a few davs , ... Miss Reba Ohmit of Cambridge City . . ... r. , is visiting the Misses Marguerite and T TT A 0 iU t,. . 7 Irene Hart, South Eighth street. . Mrs. John Ingerman and Mrs. Loren Keever of Cambridge City were guests

of friends and relatives in Richmond K(luare deaL N. 1 wl11 not be a caQtoday. didate for the house no matter what ' lt T TT- t. o the results for governor, but I am hop-i-

bridge City will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hollopeter at their home in Richmond over Sunday. The office of the Richmond Business College is now open to enroll studsnts for the winter term Make arrangements to enter at the begini uing of this term, November 4th. ! 25-2t i j J0E PELTZ SITTING UP. I Joe Peltz, who has been ill for three ! weeks, is now able to sit up a few hours each day. His improvement is the source of much satisfaction to his friends.

" ' Oklahoma as illogical and in some reFORTY HOURS ADORATION. spects pewueious, the Initiative and Forty hours of adoration will begin referendum feature being especially obat St. Mary's church Sunday morn- noxious to him. but that, under all the ing and will continue till Tuesday circumstauces. he considers it his du-

night, two services being held daily. A number of priests win be in atten - dance. Getting Her Legal Rights. An old colored woman, arrarod in a rusty black dress and a gorgeou purple picture hat over which was a black crape veil, appeared at the courthouse of a Carolina town. "Am yo' de jedsje ob reprobates, sab?" she nsked. cautiously opening a crack of the office door. "Yes. I am the Judge of probate, aunty. What can I do for you? was the smiling reply. "Yassah! T'anky. sab! Va heab 'cause mah ole man died detested an lef fo HI infidels, an Ah wanter be 'pinted ter be dere executioner, ef yo' please, sah." Success Magazine. Throw away piil3 acd strong- cathartics whic. e violent hi action, and always have on ban r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, theraarante are for constipation and aU diseases ari&ini .org fntnach trouble.

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WILL BE GOVERNOR OR RETIRE, HE SHIS Expression of Congressman Watson While He Was in Washington City. TAKES A HOPEFUL VIEW. DOES NOT THINK IT WOULD BE FAIR TO TRY TO HOLD ON TO CONGRESS IN CASE HE FAILS OF NOMINATION. Washington, Oct. 26. Senator Henienway and Representative Watson started home Friday afternoon. ""Why don't you hold on to your house job until you see whether you will win the nomination for governor?" Mr. Watson was asked by a corresponGent. "Out in Indiana," he answered quickly, "that would not be considered a ful of succeeding in my ambitions." Will Be Governor or Retire. i '"XVViv nr vmi rptlrins' frnm th Thom 9r tivn rsnn n nf thpm tht it hnr.nf tn mvr. n nrc-jt ctofn m.- inHma ani Le other is that a poor man can not live in Washington on tne sa.ary ne gets as a representative x es, L tinO v that the salary has been increased, but in the end a man grows old and finds, himself impoverished. Its the governorship or private life with me." President Roosevelt, in a conversation with Representative Watson, said that he retarded the constitution of ty to approve it and open the doors of; j the Union to the new state. Tremendous pressure is being brought to bear on him to veto the constitution, however, and it comes from the men who are his particular personal friends and supporters. OIVORCE AFTER 30 YEARS Margaret Hodgin Is Separated From John Hodgin. Margaret Hodgin, after living thirty .years in wedlock with John Hodgin, secured a divorce from him this morning in tne circuit-court on a charge that he is an habitual drunkard. Attorney R. Li. Study appeared for the plaintiff.

CM fl)wir ToMgjjlitl The Richmond Home Telephone Co. will cut over to its automatic service tonight beginning the work of cut over at 10.30 P. M. All patrons are kindly requested to use the phone as little as possible for the first few days until the apparatus becomes adjusted. Please follow directions for use of the phone carefully. Report all troubles to the trouble clerk, Number 8. RULES FOR USE OF PHONE. 1. Remove receiver from hook before operating dial. 2. Move the dial for each figure until the finger comes squarely against the finger stop. 3. Remove tho finger each time allowing the dial to run back itself. Do not force the dial back. 4. When you have turned the dial for the four required figures, then press the button which rings the bell of the dasired party. After ringing, hold the receiver to your ear and you will get a response from the party desired if at home. 5. If you make a mistake in calling the number and desire to call over, or when through talking with the party and you desire to call a new number, hang the receiver on the hook which will disconnect you and you are ready for a new call. 6. Do not press the ringing button until the dial has stop ped rotating after the last figure called. 7. If the line is busy when you hold the receiver to your ear after pressing the button, you will hear a busy buzz sound, in which case hang up the receiver and wait a reasonable time and call again. The cut over will be made as above, unless some accident occurs before 10:30 P. M. Richmond Home Telephone Co.

PROMINENT ATTORNEY OF GREENVILLE GONE J. T. Fox Is Said to Be Goldfield, Nevada. in LEAVES PARDON BOARD. Greenville, O., Oct. 2G. Attorney J. F. Fox, until recently a member of the state board of pardons, has disappeared from Greenville. He is reported lu Goldfield, Nev. He was prominent in church affairs. His wife is still In tne city. Last week Fox tendered his resignation to Gov. Harris as a member of the state board of pardons. The resignation was accepted. TRIANGULAR DEBATE IS ARRANGED AGAIN Earlham, Wabash and Butler Are to Meet. QUESTION IS NOT CHOSEN.

Although not highly optimistic as to'porj 6ame y ,raI?,n ween . , , t 250 and 400 acres of pickles each year. Earlham s chances this year in the at .u,. . 1

manguiar debate wmcn win be he.d between Earlham. Butler and Wabash, tho. ctuHcnt. creditable showing. Frazer and Lew - ... . . . ine varsny aenating team, are now out of school, while Gus Hoelscher, another likely debater will leave Earlham at the end of the present school term, to take up work in the University of Michigan. With these three men out of forensics at the Qifttker school the outlook is not the most encouraginz, but hopes have been raised by the coming of several new men who are taking a creat interest in debate and are making a jrood showing. ( The Question, that will be discussed ! in this year has not been decided, but ; will be within the course of the next ' few weeks. The debate will be held early in March. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend cur heart felt thanks to the differert orders, the Odd Fellows, K. of P.'s and RaCbtne S'sters and all of cur friends and jneJgtbors far their hind sympathy and help during the dark hour of sorrow that came upon ua so suddenly. Mrs. Belle Wyrick aad the Family. The ft jiim ur ore. CsNnts 6tsd chiKlren ite cotvnt;y newjfag---atne. Itis importj o: to know what to f-tv . m. Their stomacb and bowels are not croti ough for saits. pnrs-ative water or ctbar powder or Unlets. Give them mil. eisant, gem. laxadve tonic like Dr. Calu e4' Syrup Pepsin, which sells at tba smai: cm of 30 rests or SI at drc? stores. It is toe 3te great remedy for you to bare m tjo bcn&e to Sire du24rca when they nead it.

PICKLE FACTORIES

TO COME Another Application of This Kind Before the Richmond Commercial Club. NO ACTION WAS TAKEN. A BONUS IS WANTED AND BE SIDES THE INTEREST OF THE FARMERS IN THE PROJECT IS VERY HARD TO AROUSE. Another pickle factory is knocking at Richmond's Commercial door calling for admittance, but tho Commercial club in turning a deaf ear. Not willingly, however, but because past experiences with such factories desiring to locate In Richmond, does not warrant further consideration of the project placed before the club. The Cameron F. Roberts company of Kansas City. Mo., desires to locate a concern, in this city and asks the Commercial club to see if the farmers will drawback to locatine the concern i here, the firm fiesires a S6.000 bonus. ! Recently the Cmnmprclal clnh has Pf611 wlth requests from can iquirjes mruusnoui me coun ry. desiring to secure a location In Richmond, along with a dge from te farmers residing In Qsr3clnlty. o ra'se a certain acra stf? f!" ',etab'es ach year for canning purposes, "ocretary Haas of the cl'ib has found 't. well nigh Imnosslble to secure the -"ent of the farmers to raise vege--bs of any character for wholesale -annlng purposes. CONTEST ON ATArmy and Navy Recruiting Station Active. A war along the same linss. but on a much smaller scale, than the controversy often exhibited in military movements, is now being: waged at Ma.ion between Sergeant Chailes Stambach of the Uc!ted States Army sn3 Lieutenant Carroll Power of the Navy. Both Ken were waging the same btttle ia Richmond up until a few weeks ago. SWEET CIDER (Just In) CREAM TO WHIP HOME MADE BREAD Phone 292. HADLEY BROS.

ANXIOUS

MARION