Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 264, 1 November 1907 — Page 3

THE RICII3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGKA3I,

FRIDAY, XOVE3IDER 1, 1907. PAGK TIIREE.

PROSECUTION FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS

Carried Hallowe'en Celebration a Little Too Far At Granville, Ohio.

BRIDE WORE A $2,500 FLEMISH VEIL

BURNED A GRAND STAND.

THE VENERABLE WALL OF SHEPARDSON COLLEGE WAS DESTROYED AND OTHER DAMAGE DONE DETECTIVES AT WORK. Newark, O., Nov. 1 A crowd of poung men composed of collfgo students and town boys last ninht celebrating Hallowe'en burned the grand tand at the athletic field of Dcnnison iTnlversity at Granville, destroyed the Venerable wall of Shepardson college tind did other damage. The faculty toBay hired detectives and threaten prosecution of the offenders for arson hnd malicious destruction of properly.

HAVE A SUICIDE PAST AND TBYJO KEEP IT Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kerwan Shoot Themselves. DUE TO DOCTOR'S VERDICT.

Springfield, Mass., Nov. 1. Because Ihe physicians said he could not live, t. W. Kerwan and wife shot themseles here today inaccordance with a tuicide pact. "I shot firBt," said the woman, "and then I took tho revolver find fired into my breast," said the Irian, Both, may die.

ENGINE JUMPED THE TRACK

Traffic Delayed for a Time Pennsylvania Road.

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Tuesday afternoon a Pennsylvania freight engine jumped the track near Centerville and blocked traffic for eonie time. Practically no damage was done other than tearing up the tracks tor a few feet.

Mrs. Ralph Paget, who before her marriage was Liela Pa are t, daughter of Lady Arthur Paget, formerly Miss Pa ran Stevens, of New York. When she was married to Ralph Paget, British minister at Bangkok, who is her cousin. She wore a $2,500 Flemish veil. The ceremony took place in Ijondon.

ROBERT BARR DROPS DEAD

Manager of the Bell Telephone At Dayton, 0.

Hamilton, O., Nov. 1. Robert Barr. manager of the Bell Telephone company, dropped head here today.

You needn't suffer with sletc beaaacne. Indigestion, constipation or any other troubles arisicsr from a disordered stomach. Dr. Caldwell's Hyrup Pepsin will cure you and keep you well Try it keep it cm hand the year around.

Our line of gloves in The Mocha, Capes, Slate, Buckskin, Suede,

Is not equaled in Richmond, Lined and unlined. Fine Line of Auto Gloves Lined. Just received today. KIBBEY & CO.

INDIANA STILL LEADS If! THE T. P. A. RACE

Figures Show Hoosier State Ahead of Missouri.

NATIONAL CONVENTION DAT

The latest report from national headquarters of the T. P. A., at St. Louis, shows Indiana still maintaining the lead over Missouri which was gained in the contest for the prize for tho largest increase in membership of State divisions. Indiana had C.136, which was sixty-two more than Missouri. The total for the United States was 36,490. The organization will ask Congress to reduce letter postage to 1 cent in the hope that the proposed parcels post law will be defeated. The national board of directors has set the week of June 22 for the national convention in Milwaukee next year.

MANY

AFTER PLACES

IN NEW WESTERN STATE

Oklahoma Plums Are About Ready to Drop.

IS UP TO THE PRESIDENT.

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Jersey Sweet Potatoes Choice Concord Grapes Fine New Honey, Just In Sweet Cider, Extra Fine Bachmeyer Kraut New Fat Mackerel, Try One Cream to Whip, Every Day PHONE ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION. HAD LEY BROS. PHONE 2292.

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Washington. Nov. 1. Oklahoma plums are nearly ripe. Dozens of stalwart citizens of the new state are here to pick judgeships, attorneyships, marshalships, etc. Appointments may be announced by the president tomorrow.

NOTICE. From and after Monday, November 4th, 1907 the charges for delivering and carrying coal, in this city, will be as follows: viz: Delivering coal with shute.25c per ton Carrying coal to bin or window 50c per ton. Carrying up one flight of stairs . . 75c per ton. Each additional flight . . 2oc per ton. Extra man for throwing coal back in bin or cellar 20c per hour. Independent Ice & Fuel Co. J. H. Minke. Hackman, Klehfoth & Co. John Starr. Chas. S. Farr.ham. Mather Bros. Co. Richmond Coal Co. A. Harsh Coal & Supply Co. Richmond, Ind., November 1, 1907. l-2t

The Xoonday Of Life. Married people should learn bat to do for (3-. another's lit'Je ills, and for the 0a of th '.. . iren that rear cotce. 1 hey are eur sooner . 'atrrtotaave occasion to treat constipation o indlsentkm. When the opportunity come' remember Bvu the cu:s:w-y to obtain rclk- :' finally a perm stout cute, is wi'b Dr. Cnl ;! Syrup Fcos.o. t- - rrtftt beib laxnti .or - dueo. A t-vf. : - ! a'wayi be in i : It co? r z'- imz' -

DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS FOjUMMIA Thin Blood, Dizzy Spells, Palpifating Heart and Smothering Sensations Indicate a Condition for Which This Remedy Is a Specific.

An anaraiic condition, xh&x is. a state of health in which the blood is apparently turning to water, an.l every organ of the body is suffering for lack of nourishment, can le met only by a remedy that will increase the quantity and richness of the biood. Dr.Wiuiams' P'-nk Pills actually make new blood and they havo 1 en curing anaemia for a goraon. A recent caso is that of JIis Xellie M. Dan forth, ot 66 Sonth Broadway, Airon, Ohio. It wa not an unusually severe case but was a characteristic one. The approach of Miss Danforth's trouble was very gTadual. She felt symptoms of it for a year and although she was under a physician's care for some time the treatment did not afford her any relief . She says: "I had weak slls when I felt as though I was going to f?int and my heart woultl palpitate so that I was almost smothered. I had no color, even in my lips, aud my ears were as white as wax. Everyone said my blood was turning to water. 'Whenever I would rise from a chair I would have to hold on to it to steady myself as everything would turn dark before mv eyes and all I could see were flashes ol light like shooting stars. "Nothing seemed to help rne and when a friend recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I got a box. I began to feel a little better and continued taking thn pills until I had fully recovered. I have recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to a number of my friends." A valuable booklet, "Diseases of the Blood," containing fuller information will bi sent free upon request. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all druggists, or sent, xstpail, on receipt of price, 50 cents per hnr, six boxes for $2..')0, by the. Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, X. Y.

PROSECUTOR JESSUP WILL PLAY THE HOST

Newspaper Boys to "Clean Up" on His Chickens.

SET FOR THURSDAY NIGHT.

Prosecutor and Mrs. Wilfred Jessup on Thursday evening of next week, will give a chicken supper for the members of the local staffs of the Palladium and Sun Telegram and the Evening Item. Some time ago Mr. Jessup promised the local pencil pushers this treat and they have been looking forward to it with much smacking of lips. All the scribes have assured Mr. and Mrs. Jessup that the five corn-fed fowls which will be massacred for the occasion will be reduced to a small collection of bare bones when the feast is over. Besides chicken, it is reliably stated that Mrs. Jessup is to add for a "chaser." browned sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, parsnips, about a gallon of gravy and other things too numerous to mention. Those who have been invited by Mr. and Mrs. Jessup to put a large dent in their larder are Edward Warfel, Roy Compton. Phillip Robbins and Willard Jessup of the Item; Charles Neal, Owen Kuhn, W. II. Pounstone and Raymond Wehrly of the Palladium and Sun-Telegram.

ROOSEVELT DOMINANT SAYS MR. ATCHESON Will Have Control of the Next Convention.

NO USE IN IGNORING IT.

Washington, Nov. 1. "There is no sense in any of these fellows trying to stack up against the president. Roosevelt will absolutely dominate the next national convention," said Representative Atchison of Pennsylvania, who will succeed Burton as chairman of the rivers and harbors committee.

Then They Mixed. Taas, de beauty an' chivalry cb Smoketown mingled in de ballroom." "Mingled, yo say?" "Mingled till 'bout 'leven o-clock. Den dey mixed." Houston Chronicle.

Welsh mothers put a pair of tongs or a knife in the cradle to insure th safety of their children. The knife is also used for the same purpose in sox parts of England.

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