Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 311, 23 December 1907 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND FA&LADiU JI AM) SUS-TJSLECiKAJl, 3IONDAY, DECEMBER 2tl, 190T.

&r-W- You s7av FsFgttim W-s. COTa T 0 f I I t Ohrisimas Eve P I ft J the time of Santa Claus the fire place, the stockings and I Will m'W the Christmas tree. Let's make a Merry Christmas of it, viI-&?4 A Mnli Mill . i all the merrier for appropriate remembrances. We have Wfl I M if fiSP them, everything for everybody, nothing cheap, but not ex- I jlf

BUSTLE SERVED AS HER BANK

fts Result Self-Supporting Woman Loses $3,000.

DISAPPEARED SUDDENLY.

New York, Dec, 23 Lost, $3,000 by H self-supporting woman; a liberal regard will be paid. Troth, 148 West

Forty-sixth street. This advertisement reveals that the last article of woman's wearing apparel which has done duty as a bank lias failed. The $3,000 of the advertisement was pewed securely by ilrs. Groht, of Denver, Colo., into a little pad stuffed with curled hair, which, with the modern woman and her close-fitting tailor suit, is the only thing in the ,way of a bustle worn. How or when the money disappeared no one knows. It. was the savings of years. When the owner discovered that there was a little rip at the top of the pad she investigated and found that the money was gone. That is all 6he knows about it.

AN ALLEGED SLAYER Of Indiana Girl Saiji to Have Been Captured. Evansville, Intl., Dec. 23. The local police believe that a nifn under arrest st Neosha, Mo., is Guy Prescott, the nlleged murderer of Miss Josie Gray, tt this city. She was a bookkeeper in r local furniture store and was assaulted Satmdav right while at work on her book. s.lhe safe was robbed and she was UcUcd.i the vault. the was rescued au hour later-and taken to a hospital, where she died. Guy Prescott. who wa a porter in the Btore, has been missing ever since.

lie Is under imlictinent by the grand

ury. ,

FARMERS

CROPS UNTIL SPRING

Railroad Official Declares Many Are Doing This.

HAVE PLENTY OF MONEY.

There has been no increase in the movement of grain out of Richmond. The farmers are still holding on to their crops and will not make any effort to sell until the spring. '"It is a question of being able to hold until next year." said a railroad man yesterday, "and the farmers of Wayne county and eastern- Indiana seem to have plenty of funds on hand to tide them over the winter. There is a great deal of grain in this section of the state that has to be moved."

DRESSER IS NOW

MASTER

MECHANIC

Chosen by C, C. & L. Officials To Succeed Dickson.

ASSUMED POSITION TODAY.

JURY WILL GET BINES MURDER CASE

Thought That Arguments Will Be Done Today.

FEW WITNESSES TESTIFY.

Chicago passengers using C, C. 9k L. trains land at 12th Et. (Illinois Central) Station; most conveniently located. Remember this. 6-tt

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

Announcement has been made that George W. Dickson, master mechanic of the C. C. & L. railroad, with headquarters in Peru, has handed in his resignation to take a similar position with the Grand Trunk railvay in Can-

;ada. j ' Mr. K. L. Dresserf or Peru, one of; I the most able engineers on the road,'

has been appointed to the position va-: cated by Mr. Dickson, and tooK charge j today. Mr. Dresser started with the

C. C. & L. when the road was completed and has been with it ever since, making for himself a fine record. Mr. Dickson has been with the road for several years, and is a good man and well liked by his superiors and his many friends. He has many friends who will no doubt wish him success in his new position.

Dayton. Ohio, Dee. '.'!. Adjaurnment was taken shortly after noon Saturday in the Layton Hines murder trial, until today, when the arguments were opened, and it is probable that the case will go to the jury tonight or Tuesday. A number of witnesses testified today during the brief session of court, the list including the Coroner's stenographer, Miss Marie Jeffries, who was called by the defense and questioned as to the testimony of Frank Allen, who claimed he had seen a col

ored man known as "Hike," otherwise j Hines, standing on the scene of the ( double murder on the night of its com-1

mission.

SPOOL OF THREAD

Express Car on Fast Packed to Roof.

Train

MUCH DELAY IS EXPECTED.

The Knnrlse Of Life. Infants and children are constantly needing: laxative. It is iroportsnt to know what to rive them. Their stomach aDfl bowels are not strong: enough for salts, purgative waters or cathartic villi, powders or tioiets. Give them a mild, pleasant, gentle, laxative tonic like Dr. CaMweU's Syrup Pepsin, which sells at tha small si m of SO cents or 11 at drug stores. It is tht one great remedy for you to have as tee bouse to iive children when tvv need it.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

Moore & Ogborn

Can supply you with a good loan at a low rate of interest. Can furnish you with bonds of any kind on short notice. Room 16 I. O. O. F. Bldg. Fhones,

Pocket Knives All Styles Wood, Bone, Stag and Pearl Handles, in anything from one to four blades. Pilgrim Bros. Cor. 5th & Main.

Lalande's Dried Spiders. Lalande, the French astronomer, -was better known for his objectionable habit of eating dried spiders than for his discoveries in astronomy. Lalande used to carry about with him a little silver box full of dried spiders, which he ate in public and amused himself by offering: to ladies. One day be told the Comtesse de Terthuis, w ho did not reveal the fact till long after the astronomer's death, that he had never eaten a spider in his life and that what he carried in his box were only imitations made of chocolate by a friend who was a confectioner. He did it merely to advertise himself, for he was a vain man aud considered that sufficient attention was not paid him as an astronomer.

WILL ATTEMPT TO SECURE FORTUNE

With two clerks standing in a small enclosure and expres? goods piled to the roof of the car, a local express agent was informed thct there was not

even enough room for a spool of thread j Home 15S9, Bell 53-R

this morning when a fast Pennsylvania train pulled into the union station. The express business is something out of the ordinary. The through express cars are loaded to the roofs and there

is no use tomake an effort to get express out from the smaller cities on them. The accommodation trains are also experiencing an unusual rush j of business and the rush i3 not yet at . its height. It is expected that there j will be considerable delay, as is usu

ally the case, unless express packages are started early on their journey, since the rush at the preset time is such as to prevent local articles being sent out except on the local passenger trains. The force of clerks has been

doubled by the railway companies, but they are unable to cope with the situation.

THE VAUDETTE 5c THEATER Donates 20 per cent to the needy, through the Associated Charities. Admission from Monday to Saturday, Christmas week. 420 North 8th street. S. K. Morgan, Roy Wenger, Owners. 21-4t

SANITOL $2.70 north of Sanitol Toilet Luxuries (or $1.00. Offer closes Dec. 31. 07. Why not have one for a Xmas present? Leo H. Fine's PHARMACY.

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Kiblinger Motor Boggy, $373 And Upwards

DOUBLE CYLINDER, Air cooled 9-10 IF. P. The Automobile for winter. No water to freeze. No punctured tires. Simple, safe and reliable. Built for country roads. W. H. KIBLINGER CO, Box No. 320. Auburn I rid.

Mrs. Anna Bradley Hopes Break Brown Will.

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Have yon trouble of any kind arisinsr from t disordered stomach? Go to your dragpist i..d get a 50c or $1 bottle of Dr. Caldweil's rrap Pepstn. which is positively guaranteed to ure yoa and keep yen well.

SONS ARE ENTITLED.

Washington, D. C, Dec. 23. Mrs. Anna Bradley, who was acquitted of the murder of Senator Brown, is today speeding toward Salt Lake City to join her children. One of her first acts there will be to institute proceedings to break the will of Senator Brown who left an estate worth $ 100,000 to his daughter, Alice and son. Max. Mrs. Bradley claims her two sons by Brown are entitled to half the estate.

Representations t of ine greyhound appear on sculptures over years old. There is no doubt that it is one

of the very oldest fixed types of dog r

and the most universal in its distribution. India; Arabia and Persia are among the countries that for ages past had the greyhound. Lately there has been exhibited in England a greyhound from Afghanistan a shaggy

form, suited to that mountain landJ Of course these dogs are not all exactly greyhounds In the Western : sense, but they are essentially thef

same in type; they are "gaze hounds." long-legged, light-built dogs, bred to run their game by sight and not by scent, and to overtake it, not by wearing it down, but by sheer peed and skill in running. How this type was (Tarda Hindi interftatiriK, snamslalton.

This is the Sign

Of a Good Shoe Store

Open Evenings and Xmas Morning Till Noon.

Oar friends say we have the most attractive shoe store they have seen anywhere. Our SHOES and Xmas SLIPPERS

are fust as attractive in style, quality and price. Goods are new and fresh. Best we have ever shown.

Haisley's Shoe Store