Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 301, 13 December 1907 — Page 7
TUB UlCHHOXD PALXADIU3I AND SUX-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1907.
PAGE SEVES.
TUBERCULOSIS THE TOPIC OF ADDRESS
Prof. David W. Dennis Will Speak Sunday Before Mass Meeting.
WILL POPULARIZE SUBJECT.
AN INDIANA UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR SAYS THAT RELIGION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SPREAD OF WHITE PLAGUE.
The first of a series of popular lectures on the extermination of Tuberculosis, or Consumption, as it is commonly called, will be given Sunday afternoon at :.'! o'clock in the Sunday school rooms of the First English Lutheran church. Dr. D. W. Dennis has kindly consented to b et inc. using illustrated lantern slides. Dr. Dennis has the ability to popularize scientific subjects and his address is looked forward to with interest. It Is asserted that his subject is o vital and the cause it will represent is so far-reaching and important, that every man, woman and child in Richmond should hear him. All members of the anti-tuberculosis society are requested to bring their friends to the meeting. The rescue of the young men and women, the boys and girls from destruction by the 'great white plague," it is said i-; a most imperative duty, by the members of the organization: and is as much a religious obligation as is that of caring for unfortunates or of enforcing cleanliness and temperance among the people.
RELIGION HELD RESPONSIBLE.
Indiana University Professor Says It Causes Tuberculosis.
"A very high proportion of tuberculosis victims come from people whose attention is fixed upon the terrible truths of religion, religious associations of men and women, and ecclesiastical authorities," said Dr. Clarence L. Wheaton in an address delivered at the Indiana University School of Medicine at Indianapolis, to an Interested audience of about 200 students and physicians. The mortality among the class of people named was due to the depressing character of their thoughts and the ascetic Indoor life they led. The society girl, he said, with a good appetite at Irregular hours for the rich diet prepared for the hostess at a variety of functions was lowering her vitality to an attack of tuberculosis, v The excessive use of alcoholic drinks was a notorious source of infection, so notorious in fact that in the Stock yards district of Chicago, "drunkard's consumption" is a commonly understood term. He advocated state care of the tubercular poor.
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WATCH CASE CONCERN WANTS TO LOCATE HEBE
Has Written Secretary Haas Of Commercial Club.
WANTS ROOMY BUILDING.
Secretary K. M. Haas, of the commercial club, has received a communication from a Tennessee watch case manufacturing concern, desiring to locate in Richmond. One of the chief bonuses the company asks is a cheap boarding place for the employes. It incidentally asks that a building having about 30,000 feet of floor space be provided if the concern moves here. In the letter to Mr. Haas, the secretary of the concern, says that the industry employs a large number of young people learning the trade, which1 is a very protable occupation. In view of the existing factory situation in Richmond, employers being unable to get enough help, it is very probable that the communication will be given no serious consideration.
MORE TO EIITEBT1
BOYS fiND GIRLS
MUNDELL IS GUI HIGH RECOGNITION
New Novelties Now Appearing For Xmas Trade Numerous and Unique.
SHOPPING ALREADY BEGUN.
PETTI8DHE WAS PAY
MASTER
ALWAYS
Harry Orchard the "Arch Liar Of the Century" Made This Statement.
ATTEMPTS TO ASSASSINATE
WITH MOCK INDIFFERENCE HE SPEAKS OF HIS MANY PLANS TO END THE LIVES OF MEN IN DISFAVOR.
Boise, Idaho, Dec. 13. Showing signs of deep emotion, Harry Orchard in the Pettlbone trial Thursday afternoon told of the assassination of exGovernor Steunenberg. In minute detail he testified in regard to the deliberate preparations for the crime: of his unsuccessful attempt to end the life of the governor and finally of placing the bomb on the night of Dec. 30, 1005. This morning a narration of lift arrest, confinements in the state penitentiary and his confession to Detective McPartland ended the direct examination and the witness was turned over to Clarence S. Darrow for cross-examination. Before telling of the Steunenberg murder, Orchard detailed his alleged attempts on the lives of Fred Bradley at San Francisco: Justice Gabbert. Justice Goddard, and Governor Peabody at Denver and of plans which he said were made to kill Sherman Bell, Frank Hearne. David Moffat and John Neville. Throughout his story he pictured Pettibone as his paymaster, and in some of his attempted crimes he implicated the defendant as an active participant. In every detail his narrative was the same as given in the Haywood trial, but Hawley in his questioning was careful to lay emphasis on the part alleged to have been taken by the defendant on trial.
BUYERS HAVE ENTERED INTO SPIRIT OF THE TASK AND THE STORES AND STREETS HAVE BEEN THRONGED.
Wr SI 'r iff i t I ( )
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The strongest sometimes eat the least, but they eat
wisely.
Not what you eat, but what you digest, gives you strength.
needa Biscuit
Christmas shopping has begun in earnest. The shoppers have entered into the spirit of the task and the stores and streets have been thronged all week. Novelties of all kinds are offered the public, and the public is delighted with the things that are on display, particularly about the toy counters do the shoppers find delight. There are many innovations in toyland. There are wonderful mechanical toys that do impossible things, and that delight the children that visit the stores. King in the toy departments are the Teddy Bears. Brown and white, fat and saucy looking, I hey are to be seen every where, some verj big, some very little. One sits enthroned in a toy auto. Another that delights the visitors is a big fellow that wags its head and crosses is eyes in nn attempt to squint at a bee perched on its nose. That it costs more to entertain a boy, than a girl, parents are discovering this year. While the daughter can bo pleased with a little parlor set for 25 to 50 cents, a toy that would give a boy the same amount of pleasure costs as high as $5. Electric trains and
moving pictures are some of the novel- (
ties displayed. Mechanical toys are many and interesting. The lowest in price probab
ly is the clown that squeaks,, costing)
flVA scenic railway occupies the atten- Night Riders in TobaCCO COUn
tion of a good many youngsters. A j yellow haired doll in a car recklcsly j
speeds down a curved track. The , nnppHqt '011
is the most nourishing and digestible food made from flour. Eat wisely eat for strength Uneeda Biscuit
In moisture and dust proof packages. NATIONAL DISCUIT COMPANY
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Former Wayne County Man Will Address Southern Postmasters' Session.
HAS SEEN LONG SERVICE.
HE IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE BEST INFORMED MEN ON POSTAL AFFAIRS IN THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
It. B. Mundell, a Wayne county fccy, has been selected by the third assistant posimaer general to deliver an audrrss before the Southern convention of postmasters which convenes .t New Orleans. Mr. Mundell has de liveied the addres at Washington, 1m l'.a and at Champaign, !il and other ! . a::;! his talks along the lire ct j ,i "iioo management has been ac-i'.:-s'( d Mich applause as to attract tho uuet.iion of the department. Mr. Mundell has been connected with postal affairs fr t w or.ty-tlvo years an3 ii nnshicri' 1 one i f the best informed men on the subject, iu the service.
TERROR INSPIRED B'l CUTTING WE
ty of Kentucky, Keep Up
After rumors that have been going the rounds for some years as to the place that the holy see would assign to Cardinal Newman's writings, it can he stated on authority now 'that the genuine doctrine and spirit of Newman's Catholic teachiug are not hit by the Pope's recent encyclical on modernism.
having sufficient acid, cesa is secret.
i'art of the pro-
"chute the chutes" are to be found and the train of cars that runs industrious
ly and endlessly about a curved track
is exciting for the youngster. Prices in toys are lower this year
than last. For what parents paid a j ' few years ago for a very small load RESIDENTS ARE ARMING, AWAIT-! S33
WARLIKE
Poruril is a new drink made in Germany from apple juice. The factory is at .Mannheim, and makes :5.ooo bottles a day. It uses up .noo.cmio pounds of dried apples a year for this purpos?.
(The armies are imnorted from th
PREPARATIONS, imi ted States, the German apples not
Professors Curtis and Lefebre of the University of Missouri, have begun work on the study of clams in the Mississippi river. The government has stocked portions of the river with lish and clams, and the professors will see whether the transplanting of clams is possible.
Saturday is the busy day of the London firemen. In ten years Loudon had :'.:'Xl Saturday fires, against Il.oo- on Monday, the day when they were less frequent.
STEEL CORPORATION REDUCES THE WAGES
Roilers Were First to Receive Ten Per Cent Cut.
OTHERS MAY BE AFFECTED.
Pittsburg. Pa., Dec. 13 Rollers em ployed by tno United States Steel Cor poration have becu notified by the management that after January first a wage reduction of ten per cent will be effective. It Is believed that the same notice will be given to the oth er employes.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY
for Santa Claus, the nursery can now
be stocked to overflowing with .break- : ables of the most fascinating sort.
PENNSY'S APPEAL IS BEING HEARD
Appellate Court in Indianapolis To Decide on the Shopman Case.
PLAINTIFF LOST A LIMB.
IN FIRST HEARING WAS AWARDED $12,000, BUT RAILROAD REFUSED TO ABIDE BY THE LOWER COURT DECISION.
Phone 1178 or 49
FOR
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or Building Material o! All Kinds. Mather Bros. Co.
At Indianapolis today, was heard, the now famous case of George W. Shepman vs the Pennsylvania railroad company for .S1L'.h damages, as an
1 indemnity tor injuries received on one
oi i iu oiupanys trains. I he case was heard some time ago and judgment was granted, but the case was appealed, and it will be heard before the appellate court of Indiana at Indianapolis today. Mr. Shepman is represented by Shiveley & Shiveley, and they are confident of winning the case. It will be remembered that Mr. Shepman was returning one evening from Indianapolis on a Pennsylvania train and in attmeptig to pass from one tar to another fell from the platform and had one leg cut off. The suit was won on the grounds that the train was generally advertised as a vestibule train.
Use Nyals' Winter Cough Remedy, WHITE PINE TAR. Contains no Alcohol. Chloroform or Opiates. 23c. QUIGLEY DRUG STORE 4th and Main.
WATCHED HUSBAND OIE THEN KILLED SELF
ING FOR THE ONSLAUGHTGROWERS ARE SELLING THEIR TOBACCO.
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terror has !;i:oi inpiied by the : i . v
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New York Woman Did Want to Be Parted.
Not
ng live r.-iih-s nod c.iuni'v, 1
JKSSSL
WAS AN AGED COUPLE.
Xew York, Dec. IP,. Max Brody, seventy years old. and his wife Marie,
been cut. supposedly
by night ii.'. r-. The independent growers -f tohaeoo in the vicinity are rushing their work of preparing their crops for s-alo. as drumme. other than that lo the ttf'.epkc.-ne .:'y.,lcr.i was discovered. f ii til th? discovery of the severed
wires there v. as a , ling that there n
won in ue no jurt.uer uoudk. uiuv rue
ooo
ten years his junior, were found dead usual policemen and watchmen were from gas in their home, Xo. 19 on (iuty in the toba-.-co district last! Broome street, Newark, yesterday af- night. Gen. Rodger D. Williams deternoon, and it took no skilled logi- flared that he believed the usual; cian to construct the story of their ma.vi would be able to cope with any; death step by step. The wife had raiders. killed her husband end had watched At llopkinsville v.-ar-Iike prepara-! him die with insane joy in the know-1 tiuns have been made following ve-' ledge that she was passing with him ports that the night riders were n oband that forty years of companionship ; ilizirg ten miles north of the city and would end in their union in death. preparing to return with a purpose of ! Max Brody lay on a couch where it avenging the death oi one of their . was his wont to slenp. Com fort n hies number py burning ti:" f wo remaining ' were tucked about him and the pillow factories. The ; r, reM of acdi;ionai linden- his head was smoothed with soldiers has relieved "v tension. ;js a loving hand. Over his head was a has the news from Frankfort that gas fixture from which the full force , gov willson. after a conference today; of the whole vapor flowed over him. j with Fire Marshal Tver:; and e.;-Judge Watched Her Husband Die. : Breathitt of I Iopkinsville. is consid-,
rarnany oisroneu. .Mrs. nrouy was er;ng pending additional troops to seated dead in a rocking chair at the . HopUinsville. door of her own room, not five feet! .
ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE"
away. She leaned forward, supporting her chin on her hands and evidently
had studied the effects of the poison- That is LAXATIVE BR'OMO QUININE
ous gas on her loved husband, struggling to retain her own consciousness to the last, to be sure that he would never be aroused from his deep sleep.
It was thus that they were found.
the old woman's heal dropped forward
as the gas overcame her. There was j
yet a spark of life in her body v.-'ion found Doctors worktd over her but could not revive her.
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: CENTRAL AMERICAN
PEACE CONFERENCEil
Don't let the Christmas stockings of your loved ones go empty simply because you are temporarily short of money. Come to us. We can help you fill them. We will loan you money. We will loan you five dollars, ten dollars, twentyfive dollars, fifty dollars, or whatever you may need. Your household goods, piano, team, fixtures or any other personal property will be good security, and the goods will not be removed from your home. You can have plenty of time in which to pay off your loan. You can have from one to twelve months' time. You can pay weekly, monthly, quarterly or as you may desire. You can have payments so small that you will not feel them. Most Reliable Loan Co. We guarantee every transaction to be just as represented in this Ad. Courteous treatment, fair dealings, and absolute secrecy guaranteed. Let us help you to a "Merry Christmas."
LAWRENCE BARRETT IS CHOSEN TEAM CAPTAIN Will Direct Earlham Football Aggregation.
Is Convening in Washington atijj
present.
COUNTRIES MAKE
TREATY.
Washington, Dec. The first for-iM ial outcome of the Central American : rj pace con ft rc nee now sitting here ami Pa
IS COUNTED A STRONG MAN.
CHRISTMAS The Terre Haute. Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company offers special inducements to students going home, to all point? reached by Traction Lines in this State and Ohio, in way of rates and accommodations. Excess fare is eliminated when buying through tickets. Through tickets sold to points on Clover Leaf raihoad via Frankfort, and one hundred and fifty pounds cf baggage checked free. For information inquire of local agent.
ma
peace con ft re nee now sluing here ami r
probably the most important ir result from that conference was made public Thursday in the form of an abstract of,
i the treaty agreed upon by the dele-
i Lawrence iiarret. guard on tnis i"u,luIU li;r tf -"'""'''1 . 4
vear's foot ball team and a junior iu ot a permanent court to settle all gis- (
Earlham. was elected captain of next putes that may arise between the coun-' j
vear's foot ball team. Barrett is aisles oi central America. i
If yon ppfv! money, fi'l out th: bhmi and mail it to us. Our agent will
ca! ou you. Your full nam Wife's full na-rse Address, St. and No 7wn Amount wanted Kind cf Security you have Occupation
t)fc
.steady, consistent player, and these! The work of the conference in this
characteristics, coupled with his expe-1 respect acquires importance quite
' - t- a -1 t m that H'hinh otto rY V. v
rience on the team, will have great results next year.
; C, C. k L. ticket aeec: -srin sell yo j Bleeping car tickets to Caicago for ! their 11:15 P. M. train Call oo j kirn. pr-U
Is TLe Stomach dispensable t An operation for the removal of the stomach ia a Chicago hospital recently, promoted dis-
! cussion among the suryeon. whether the stom-
-ch could oe removed and tbe patient be none the worse for ft. Before the discussion had well Jied out. the patient had died. It demonstrated vie could not live without his stomach. To keep "he stomach in good condition, and core constipation, indigestion, etc.. ue the great herb laxa iva compound. Dr. CaldweU's Svrtm PenciV
ktitm galsta a As at 3Q wmi and il a bottle.
All communications held strictly confidential. Address
conservation of peace in Central Amer-1
ica. for the reason that the arrange-; M ment announced today probably will. ! gj ir it should work satisfactorilv, pro-1 it
vide for the creation of a general inter-'
national court contemplated in the declaration of the recent Hague conference.
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