Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 3, 18 February 1908 — Page 4

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TIIE IEICII310ND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELECRA3I, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1903. Battle Among the Incorrigibles Resulted In the Death of One and the Injury of Many A battle occurred among the incorrigible boys at the Randalls Island House of Refuge, New York, in which, one of the lads was killed and sever.; 1 severely hurt. Picture of the House of refuge is shown 3t the left.. At tho right is a snapshot of Raeielle Sfonz.'t, tho boy charged with the killing, in custody of detective. The sketch is drawn from description of the fight in which one boy was killed and three injured.

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. Palladium Printing Co., Publishers. Office North 9th and A Streets. RICHMOND, INDIANA. PRICE Per Copy, Daily 2c Per Copy, Sunday 3c Per Week, Daily and Sunday 10c IN ADVANCE One Year $5 CO Entered at Richmond. Ind., Postofflce As Second Class Mail Matter. THAW SOCIETIES. Ah if there were not already enough excuses for public dinners in the many political organizations, social clubs, mate, secret and military societies, college fraternities, and what not, we now have a club of Thaw jurors to renew at a yearly fea.sf. the. associations formed at the two trials of the man who Killed Stanford White. This is but a beginning of the possibilities by way of Thaw clubs. What is to hinder the jurors who wer" rejected from getting together for an annual feed? The literary coloriats. Including; the Sob Squad, would nearly fill a bis banquet hall; they "did the fctory" Jong enough to be bound together by lasting !ie. Seldom have the many lawyers for the defense iigreed on a policy, but while they forever squabbled over procedure they ail could be united on the common ground of a public dinner. Another association might he formed of the favored tribe who ot in to bear the testimony, while a still larger club would enroll all who did not have enough "pull" to get into the courtroom. There were only two trial judges but an army of alleni-sts, who can join in spending part of their fees at a banquet. What is the matter with consolidating the numerous host that eaw the crime committed? These would not interfere with a senarate organization of lay witnesses or a distinct union of those who went to Hchool with Harry1 Thaw. Kven the keepers of the Tombs and Tiiaw's fellow prisoners there could arrange for an annual gathering. Nor should the Thaw Waiters' Association be left out of the category. Of course it would be jocular to suggest that a society might be formed to consist exclusively of those who predicted that the Pittsburger would come to no good end.

But by permission of the state authorities there might be a yearly banquet of the Harry K. Thaw Association of Fellow Inmates at Matteawan. Xew York Press.

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DEATH RATE IN

NDIANA LARGER

State Board of Health Shows Fewer Deaths in Indiana in 1907.

DEATHS OF CONSUMPTION.

TO BE PICKED UP MOREL WILL NOT

GET DAMAGES

Some Larger Road Will Secure The C, C. & L. It Is Now Thought.

OFFICERS ARE APPOINTED.

TO

PRIVATE LIFE PRIEST INSTANTLY

KILLED BY CAR

Roosevelt Does Not Intend to Be a Senator From New York State.

!HIS PhOBABLE PLANS.

STATISTICS SHOW AN INCREASE IN THE RAVAGES OF WHITE PLAGUE OTHER DISEASE STATISTICS.

Another of Clergy Was Badly Injured.

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THE OF

DEFENSE REV. H0BS0N.

Notre Dame. Ind.. Feb. .is. A .street car ran into a single cutter, the oceu-

j pants of which were Father Timothy Washington, D. C, Feb. IS It in the! Murphy, Perfect of Discipline at Notre, present intention of President Roose- i Dame, and Father Andrew .1. Sanivelt to retire absolutely from public j I110n. Secretary to Dr. Morrissey, Pro11 1... 1 .. V, ,v . . . 1. I 1 l

me. ueu ne .e,ie .ie i.u; vinoiai of the order of liolv Cross

on March 4th. l!t!). He has abandoned all idea of beinn a senator from

New York. Mr. Roosevelt has never thrown out and instantly

last evening. Father Sainmon was thrown out and instantly killed, the

had any intention of making a tour of car running over him and completely

Some very severe com-j the world after the fashion set by severing; his body. Father Murphy

ments on the present spiritual teaching ; Grant after the close of his adminis- sustained internal injuries, the seriat the M. K. revival now in progress tration. He has not nuuie up his ' ousness of which can not be ascertainin this city, are appearing in the local ; mind what he will do the first year aft- ed at a late hour tonight.

newspapers. c are told that as ,Ie-; er he leaves the white house. He may

The Bulletin of the Indiana State Board of Health for January just issued, reports as follows in regard to disease and death in the state for the mouth named: Influenza was the most prevalent, disease. In the corresponding month last year bronchitis was the most prevalent. Thero was very little influenza (grip) in January, 39t)7.

The order of prevalence of certain dis-, Wo conl(l Sf.n(1 you thousands of teseases was as follows: Influenza, pneu- timonials from people restored to

health by Hollister's Rocky Mountain

A belief prevails that the Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville Railroad, which has dropped into the hands of a receiver, will be picked up by some road which can utilize this road to an advantage as a Chicago line and it is thought the Chesapeake V Ohio has had its ee on this road for some months and a belief prevails that some arrangement will be effected by which these two roads will be operated under one head. The followiug officers have been appointed for the receiver of the C, C. & L., James P. Goodrich: II. C. Starr, general counsel; Mr. II. P. Dalton. general superintendent; Mr. J. A. S. Graves, purchasing agent and acting treasurer; Mr. F. P. Hodgson, auditor: Win. Fitzgerald, Jr., general freight agent: Mr. T. II. Gurney, general pas

senger agent Chicago.

Committee on Cairns Refuses To Pay. The committee on claims last evening reported to council that the city was not responsible for the accident which occurred last December, when a fire department wagon ran into a rig belonging to Kngene Morel. The committee advised not allowing Mr. Morel's claim for damages.

MAYOR

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FEES WILL BE COLLECTEDOF SHERIFFS Fayette County Commissioners Take Action.

Stated That He Woud Appoint Jim Ladd Successor To Merrill.

THE REPLY IS LITERAL.

All will have offices in

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mis prciuhed to the people this same doctrine of clean, pure lives, untarnished by contact with the world and its evils, 'many went back and walk-

go on a bear hunt in Alaska, just after the inauguration of his successor, and later go to Hawaii. To some of his friends lie has voiced a desire to make

ed no more with Him. Come out from j an extended big game hunt in Central

among them and be not of them," is

the command. Those of you who are opposing and criticising the teaching of Mr. Hobson, how many times have you been there to hear and see what is biing said and doneV And do you think if Jesus should appear in the world at the present time that you would like to ask Him to take a whirl in the dance, be a guest at the cardtable, or take a social drink? These things are the customs of society. I think you would rather "call on the rocka and mountains to fall on you and hide you than to do it. The teaching is such as Jesus Christ gave for which he was put to death in the inoBt ignominious manner possible. So let the teaching be continued in the same courageous, clean and sincere manner, everything being ' done decently and tn order," and let. all the minister of the various churches take Tillman Hobson by the hand in the bonds of tiuity an bid him God speed. S. M. C.

Africa. However ionary planning.

the last is but vis-

Court dresses, hams, costumes, cig

ars, cameras and cheese were among . some of the articles alleged to have I been stolen by William F. Eggleston. a Great Northern railway platform in- : spector. who was remanded at Retford. England.

monia, bronchitis, tonsiiltls, rneumatism. scarlet fever, measles, diphtheria, and membranous croup, typhoid fever (enterict, pleuritis, smallpox, cnickenpox, diarrhoea, erysipelas, intermittent and remittent fever, whooping cough, inflammation of the bowels, dysentery, typho-malaria fever, puerperal fever, cerebro-spinal meningitis, cholera morbus, cholera infantum. The total number uf deaths was ?.- L'lKt. annual death rate ner 1.0h. 14.

I In the corrsponding month last year, j :3S deaths, rate 1.".. Of the total I number of deaths. :!74 or 12.4 per cent were under one year of age, and 001 or :.".1.s per cent were 05 years old and

Tea. No other remedy so effective and sure. 3oc, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co.

When Mayor Schillinger was asked last evening at the close of the pcc-

I ial council meeting, who he would api point to succeed C. W. Merrill as member of the board of public work?, h said. "I shall appoint Jim Ladd." Whether His Honor was kidding himself or the reporter is no to t ic public. He was asked for a statement

and his reply Is literal.

isth SnallOTr Sand. Captains of fishing smacks In tno North sea have found that codfish at certain times of the vear take sand in

to their stomachs as "ballast." This, it ! Dr- King's Xew Discovery; and I want

The Jumping Off Place. ' Consumption had me in its grasp; and I had almost reached tho jumping off place when I was advised to try

Neighborhood Favorite.

Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor. Maine, speaking of Electric Hitters. ay: "It is a neighborhood favorite here with ub." It deserves to bo a faTOrtte- everywhere. It gives quick relief In dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney derangement, malnutrition, nervousness, weakness and general debility. Its action on the blood, as a thorough purifier makes it especially useful ad a spring medicine. This grand alterative tonic Is sold under guarantee at A. G, Luken fc Co , drug tore. 30c.

The Only Food

MASONIC CALENDAR. Tuesday. Feb. 18. lliehmond lodge,, No. 1SG F. - A. M. Work ia master j "Itason degree. ! Wednesday, Feb. 19. Stated meet-; ins. Webb lodge. No. - I. F. & A. M.

The only wheat food that is perfectly cooked a pretty strong claim, is it not? Steam-cooked for six hours then thoroughly cured then baked at 400 degrees. It requires 96 hours to turn wheat into MaplFlake. Yet flaked food can be made in from 18 to 20 hours. Let us tell you what a difference that makes in the food. k Wheat is composed largely of starch. Starch, to be digestible, must be made soluble. The particles must be separated, so the digestive juices can get to them. You cannot digest raw starch. The only way to break up the granules of starch Ia to apply a tierce heat, and for long. That is why wheat is flaked to get it so thin that the heat goes through. In baking bread, the inside of the loaf never gets heat enough. That is why bread doesn't all digest. That is why more will digest when it's toasted. The more starch you break up by heat, the more food you will get. But no form of wheat food save Mapl-FIakc is so cooked that all of the wheat becomes digestible.

.ilapi-r lake aione is au ioou.

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over. Consumption was as active as ( u..nal. causing :.'.'.H deaths, ,.'." of which ' were of the pulmonary form. In the j corresponding month last year. olOj

consumption deaths. Typhoid fever killed .11, diphtheria 30. cerebro-spinal meningitis 0. influenza 1T0. puerperal lever 12, cancer 113. violence 105. Although smallpox prevailed extensively, there were no deaths caused by it. The city death rate was 10.S which is 2.8 higher than the death rate for the whole state. The country death rate was 12.2 or l.s lower than the state rate. The influenza death rate in the cities was 84.0 per loO.ooo, and in the country 72.2. For cancer, the city death rate was 4X).s. in the country 42.4. The death rates of cities having over 10.XK population were Indianapolis. 17.0: Evansville. ls.0; Ft. Wayne. 1,1; Terre Haute. 10.2: Andecrson. 0.1; Muncie 12.0: South Bend 2M.

j Avould appear, ia done when 'the lidi are about to migrate from the shallow water covering the southern banks of the North sea to the deeper water farther north. It has been observed that fish caught on the southern banks just before the migration begins and those caught in the northern waters after it : is completed have sand in their storu- ' achs and that the sand is discharged

after the arrival of the fish at the southern banks on the return migration. In proof of this it is stated that the sand found in the fish often differs in color and quality from that of the bottom where they are caught. Washington Tost.

Arrhblaiop t Canterbury. The archbishop of Canterbury is referred to as '"his grace," and he writes himself archbishop, etc.. 'divina providential' whereas other prelates use Hie phrase "divina perraissione.'" H-j it. the first peer in the realm. At coronations he places tho crown ou tho Lead of the sovereign, and the king and iueen are his domestic parishioners.

The bishep of Ixndon is his provincial dean, the bishop of Winchester his i subdean, the bishop of Lincoln his chancellor and the bishop of Rochester j his chap'.ain.

Chile and Andes. Two ways, Chili and Chile, is the name of our South American neighbor written. Chile is the Spanish and Chil can form. The name is commonly ex plained as an old Peruvian word for snow, the allusion being 1o the Andes But Chili" has also been identified as a native South American word, 'chili," meaning cold, which would make it really the "chilly" country. As to the meaning of "Andes," there is plenty cf choice. The word has been variously interpreted as signifying the haunt of the tapir, the region of copper, the home of the Auti tribe and the site of the "Andenes," Spanish gardens on the mountain terraces.

to say right now, it saved my life. Improvement began with the first bottle, and after taking one dozen bottles I was a well and happy man again." says George Moore, of Grime sland. N. C. As a remedy for coughs and colds and healer of weak, sore lungs and for preventing pneumonia New Discovery is supremo. 5(c and $1.00 at A. G. Luken &. Co., druggist. Trial bottle free.

The Kev. Abraham Isaac Trager. one hundred and three, of New York, is the oldest rabbi in America. He says he does not borrow trouble and that he eats and drinks when and what he wants. He has smoked for over eighty years.

Connersville, Feb. in. The Fayett county board of commissioners has made a contract with ex-Deputy Auditor John Payne for the collection of certain fees now he.d by ex-county sheriffs. I'nder a law passed in !!, 2-1 cents has been charged for every prisoner placed in or taken out of a county jail. A majority of sheriff in the state have considered these "in and out" fees as a part of their salary. Mr. Payne will receive 15 per cent of the amount collected. The "in and out" fees in Fayette county will avet

age about $1K a year.

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 daya or money refunded. 50c.

WILL WIRES BE STRUNG TOJBUILDINGS? System Will Be Investigated By Engineer.

Councilman Von Pein last evening introduced a motion to have the city attorney and the city engineer investigate Lie feasibility of having the street car trolley wires and electric lighting wires on Main street anchored to buildings. This motion was adopted.

His Quick Turn, lie adored her, but hi.s pride waa very great. "Elsie," he faltered, "do you lo?e me?" Abov the boom of the ea her Tolca sounded clear and cold. "No," ahe said. "No, Mr. Manners." "Well," he said, "I feared you did. that was all. and I Just wanted ta warn you that I am already engaged." New Or'r r" -,';"iui.ii-niTt Mr. Holdtite You 'don't knoW'tha value of money. Mrs. Holdtite I could learn if I bad some.

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rc..arll. Dinglebats The oculist charged you S.I for taking a grain of sand out of your eye? That's pretty steep, isn't it? Ilimpsley -I thought so till I looked over his bill. It ras for "removing foreign substances from the cornea." and. of course, that costs more. Chicago Tribune.

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Keeping Open House. j Everybody is welcome lieu we feel j Rood; and we fcl that way only) Nvhea our digestive oigins ;ire work-j

ir.g properly. Dr. Kings New Life Pills regulate the action of stomach, liver and bowels so perfectly one can't help feeling good when he uses these pills. 25c at A. G. Luken & Co., drug store.

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l.omica toou. 1. Bui i!i:it Tsr.'; food digests the breed germs. It tree, symptoms svTr.ptoms rc v.?

starch to lijr:. Mapl-FLake cooked with pure maple syrup. That's for the children, mainly to make them like the food that is best for them. " If All Food "

; '.t k-oanslinieni. .I;. When only hail of a other ha"f fe-mer.ti and jlwyys causes, in some de"t .indigestion. Dys-pcptio .iji.v d-,ie to the failure cf

fc&g miaous stALTsm. vevrrm xMv Hvc'.CMiC rooocowAHY

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ow y(..u i u beautiful .-liver f rkft ' ar piviisi; awy with every .If dozen bars .f Skint'Tut so."i T.;llv

ii.t- ti -.i;-..- unu't never i-ai. It!; ''k i.i thi houe. They i.-:k. W..man's Ipjme (NimpaiiicHi.

Woold Please Dick. Mrs. Ilenpcek If you marry Dik. taii r.c-i-d never expert ute to come to see you. Daughter- -Jwt. say that into the gt atiiopiioue. wn"t yen. plca.e;

Mrs. Henpeek- What f..rV Iiiugbter I want to give it to Dick as ucddinj present."

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Even the Buffering baby when it has a cold or cough can safely be giTen Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. It will cure maybe spare the child's Ufa and

comfort the mother in the time oi icar.

"Through friends we used Dr. Bull's

Cough Syrup for our baby and found It a Tery rood remMy. The little one's cough trw cured with less than u bottle. We recommend it for grown-up people as well, and we are never without it in the nouse." Jlrs. H. Schoenberg, 306 E. 86th SL.Xew York.N.Y.

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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. TTe have absolute confidence hi Ir. Bull's Cough Syrup and to eouvtnee yon that It will eur. w lil and atril bottle free to all whovill write for it and

mention thispair. A.t;. JiPtf-rftC.o., Baltimore, nit.

DON'T BUY A SUBSTITUTE. Ixn't endanger the lif of jro'ir lirile one nor your own hy taking a substitute. lr. Bull's finish (ymp is the best that you mn boy ; lni.-l on Bttin ft. It it al"olut;!y pure. Piio5e.. .. UK a.)r. Bull's Courti SyraD can be ctvwi with aerlect aafet.

to the youngest child. QuaranUcd aodcr the NsUwmJ Pure f ood and Drugs Art. Serial . No. 2 24,

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CARD Oc THANKS.

KBiimph. "I'd Hevei- :ik fMinthT woman r.inrrv r,i so ii.n.ir as 1 Jive." i;"tl.-ed:" "No: accepted." Londuu Tit-Bits.

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wisli to extend our :-inc.re J :s to ou- neighbors and friends. I heir help and sympattiv dnrinc I

ill!

The angels may have wider spheres ft' action, may have nobler forms of duty, but right with them and with U U oae and the same thins. Chapin.

and death of o;?r Uved

Also for the many floral offer-

tha:-; for i

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ings. Mrs. C. E. C. Barton and children. Mrs. G W. Reid.

i Mrs. K. r. Cofield. ! I W. !S. Barton. It

We Raise Unequalled Bread it?;.! biLe it to prfecUon. too, be-e.i'i.--wt u-" ir.ateriaib that are pure and fret-fa. hav- ci:ou iniziug troughs, i u'-adin? Inwards and ovens, and men . r la rise spfcri?nce for every part of the process. Same true of rolls, pies and cakes. Sample order, please.

Zwissler's

90S Main St. Phone 1&S6

BAKERY and RESTAURANT