Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 39, 25 March 1908 — Page 2

1'AGE TWO.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUX-TE LEGKA3I, WEDNESDAY, 31 ARCH 25, 1003.

LOGAMSPORT MAY ENTER THE LEAGUE President Gamble Is in That City Looking After Prospects.

A. J. WATTS WAS HERE.

ON HIS WAY TO MUNCIE WHERE HE WILL ATTEMPT TO ORGANIZE A STOCK COM PAP NY OTHER SPORT NEWS.

FAST POLO GAMES

T

City League Teams Will Have Contest.

Tonight two fast games in the city

league will be pulled off. The first game will be played by the Empires and Greeks. The second game will be between the Kibbeys and the Beallviews. The Beallviews are now playing a fast game and will give the league leaders a hot contest.

BLACK HAND STARTS RUN ON BIG BANK

Attempts to Revenge Itself on Rich Italian New York Banker for His Deed.

If your dealer doesn't have finder Cigar, ask him for it.

a Path-

Prefiident Gamble is at Logan sport lor the purpose of lining that city up for the I. O. league. The street railway interests in that city are determined to have league base ball this seaton in Logansport and the propositions made the circuit are so liberal that they must receive careful consideration. Jack Grim of Indianapolis, who was figuring on securing the management of the Muncie team, has agreed to turn this over to A. J. Watte of Toledo and he will probably be appointed manager of the Logansport team if that city is admitted to the leasue. Piqua Cries Out. Piqua has sent up a cry for help. iThe majority of stock jn the Piqua Iclub has been taken but the officers of the club are having trouble in placing the balance of the stock. -It is desired to have all of it disposed of be(lore the opening of the season and the latter part of this week one of the offi(rs of the league will journey to rPiqua and assist Manager C. C. Sank io complete the formation of the club. Hawk, Sporting Editor. Carl 'Hawk, one of the best known rportlK writers in the northern part of t&e state, has left the Muncie press Mpl succeeded Bab Warfel as sporting alitor of the Muncie Star. This move fs a good thing for the I. O. league. Xt meairrs that the Star will no longer sMurn a boBtile attitude toward the organisation. Mr. Hawk has always ibeen a booster of the league. Anderson Sawing Wood. Up at Anderson they are sawing rood but saying nothing. Anderson's texperienc with league base ball has keen anything but pleasing to the fans In that city. When they realize that the I. O. league is to be run on the Quare they will probably warm up to the organization. Stock in the Anderson club is still being disposed of. Fans Are Crazy. Huntington fans are baseball crazy nd the management of the club is feigning up players hands over fists.

tiuuuugiuu win iase rne iieia witn a

tnfghty strong aggregation. Watts Was Here.

a. j. watts of Toledo arrived in Richmond last night and after a consultation with Manager Jessuo this

tnorning both of them left, for Anderson, where they will meet with the Union Traction company officials and 'discuss plans for placing a Muncie team in the field.. Watts is an old player and for the past fifteen years has had wide experience in managing minor league clubs In Ohio and Pennsylvania. He thinks Muncie would be an excellent base ball town and is anxious to locate there. He stated this morning that if he came to satisfactory terms with the tnir-tion company.

xqs nrst s'ep would be to organize a $2,.r(M stock company. "I want the people of Muncie personally and financially interested in the club, so that they will know that the game is to be conduct e 1 honestly." Watts stated.

SKATING RINK NOT

LIKE DANCE HALL

Mayor of Indianapolis Renders Decision.

Mayor Bookwalter of Indianapolis, holds a skating rink is not to be classed as a dance hall, and therefore a city ordinance applying To the ages at which children may attend the dance halls does not apply to tne skating rinks in that city. The ordinance was designed to prevent, the attendance at any skating rink after ( o'clock in the evening of any young man under 21 years of age or a young woman under 18 unless accompanied by a parent. The Mayor vetoed the ordinance and gave as his reason the age limit is too high.

TIE-IN THE CITY HOWLING LEAGUE

HAS FLED FROM THE CITY.

PASQUALE PATI CANNOT BE FOUND AND THE' SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS IS THE CAUSE OF HIS ACTION.

Colonials Have Clambered Up A Round.

CITY BOWLING LEAGUE.

Won. Lost. Pet. Hunts 2 in .ism Colonials 2 l.'l A Entre Nous 1! 1 .4S-1 Richmonds U 23 .33

Games Wednesday Night. Hunts vs. Richmonds. By winning two out of three games last night, the Colonials came up nose to nose with the Hunts and these two teams now share the honors of leading the league. All three games played by the Hunts and the Colonials were interesting and well contested. Hunt of the Hunts, made the high score of the evening, bowling 223 in the first

game, summary: HUNTS. IstG. 2dG. 3dG. B. Martin 17H 210 175 J. Martin KiO 142 138

Parry .11 14 149

Hunt 22-". 151 355

Carman 17 10!) 125

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DRUGGISTS

WORRIED

fHaveMany Drugs in Their Stock Which Do Not Bear Labels.

Totals SOrt COLONIA IstG. King 217 BrownUy ISft Rotterman 152 Denny . . . 17 Borton lflrt

Totals

.840

SI 2 2dG. 148 10O 12; 201 173 sas

743 MO.

172 108

169

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New York. March 25 The world

famous "Black Hand" society, accord

ing to the police, has lain aside the dagger and other death-dealing missives and has worked out another plot to terrorize rich Italians of the city. The. new plan of action, as unfolded by the police, is characteristic of the daring and cunning of the leaders of this death-dealing organization. In defiance of the officers, who have been pressing leaders of the band, a dramatic run of the depositors was started yesterday on the bank of. Pasquale Pati. a rich Italian, of Elizabeth street. His bank was forced to suspend and he has fled from the city. In addition to the run on the bank Pati had been threatened with death because he recently shot, and killed Francesco Pelletro. one of their alleged members, who had demanded money under the pain of killing the banker and his family. Depositors Clamor Loudly. Three thousand depositors clamored loudly at the Pati bank today for their savings, and in the excitement a run was started on the bank of F. Aoritelli & Son, across the street from the suspended institution, and it was forced to shut its doors. The two banks were

private. institutions. The run on the Pati bank, th police charge, was engi

neered by the Black Hand as a means

of revenge on Pati, who was yesterday

acquitted by the coroner of having

killed Pelletro.

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ty of Equity Enter Into An Agreement.

EQUITY HAS WON BATTLE.

Two Loving Hearts United at Collinwood.

Canton. ().. March 25. While searchin for the body of his sister, Miss Katherine Weiler, a schoolteacher, who was a victim of the Collinwood school disaster, William Weiler, of Canton, accidentally met his former

fiance from whom he had become estranged two years before. He did not find the remains of his sister, but a reconciliation was arranged with the former sweetheart, .Miss Norma Frau, now a Cleveland nurse, who was engaged in duties occasioned by the disaster. Weiler sought Miss Frau at her home, and their re-engagement is announced. The wedding is set for June 1G, and the couple will reside in Canton, where Mr. Weiler is connected with the Berer Manufacturing company.

Have yon trouble of anv kind arlstnar from, disordered stomach? Go to your druggist and ge a 50c or SI bottle of Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Papain, which U positively guaranteed to 3uro you and keep you well.

JEALOUS BE&USE ' FELLOW WntPHOMOTED

This Led

to Wds Scrap

and a

Herman Frazier is uur arrest on a charge of having asuited James Ilahn, a brother workm at the Wayne Works, last weel Frazier is out on bond and his casein be given a hearing in the city urt Friday

morning. At police headquarters it Is stafed that there has been bad blood between the two men for some time. Recently Fntzier. it is claimed, beenme jealous of Hahn because he was given abetter position than Ftazler had. list week the men quarreled, the rice state, and Frazier hit Hahn over the head with a part of a wagon tongue. Fraiier fled after this a-ssault and was not arretted until Monday. Canada's new transcontinental railway from Monckton on the Atlantic to Prince Hupert on the Pacific, a distance of rather more than 3.u miles, is fully under way and is to be completed by December 1, 1011, at a cost cf $2"MV( ..

OWLS HOPE TO GET ELKS' ROOMS

A Conference Will Be Entered lnto

Cincinnati, March 2.". An end to the night riding in Kentucky has been brought about through a formal agreement reached between the American Tobacco company and the executive committee of the Society of Equi

ty, in a conference at Winchester, Ky.t yesterday, according to authoritative statements made here by members of the American Society of Equity. Nearly $14,)00.)0 and the purchase of the entire crops for 1000 and 3007 on the one side, and no planting of a crop for the year l'J0S on the other, are points in the agreement. A prominent member of the Society of Equity, in. confirming the agreement today, said: "It is all settled. The cruel war is- over and we have won. There will be no more night ftding or

violence, but there will be no 190S crop of tobacco. The American Tobac

co company has agreed to buy all the. pooled leaf of the 1906 and 1907 crops

and will pay nearly $14,000,000 tor it.

We have prevailed In the just fight and aTe now confident that the farmer and renter can raise tobacco ami market it and have some money at the end of the

season, after paying the grocery bills."

TROUBLE IS ENCOUNTERED.

Iore than 200 druggists from different parts of the State, many of them from Indianapolis, met at the State llouse yesterday afternoon to discuss tvith H. E. Barnard, State food and drug commissioner, the provisions of he new law which requires that drugs vhich. contain certain substances, uch as morphine, opluni and alcohol, hall bear labels showing the proportion of these substances which they contain. Many of the drugrgists hare in stock old drugs which do not bear labels. They do not know the formulas for these drugs, and have no way, therefore, of labeling them. Many druggists have written to manufacturers to obtain formulas. One druggist declared that he had sent out letters to 1,000 manufacturing firms and had received formulas from SO per cent, of them. It will be impossible to obtain formulas from manufacturers for all of the drugs in stock, and where requests directed to the manufacturers fail, Mr. Barnard will lend a helping hand.

Three candidates were initiated into the Richmond nest of Owls at the last meeting. The reports of the delegates to the recent state convention were re

ceived. The trustees of the nest, T.

Golding. Richard Hartman and

Jesse Minor were instructed to meet

with a committee appointed by the lo

cal lodge of Elks to discuss the proposed occupancy of the Elks club rooms at the Colonial building when

that lodge moves into its new home on

North Eighth street. The Owls de

sire to take up the lease the Elks hold

on their Colonial quarters.

American Kid 5c CIGAR. It's all In the Blend. These Cigars are better than they look. Ask your dealer. ED. A. FELTMAN, MAKER. 609 Main Street.

JOHN MITCHELL MM

GOTO PANAMA

To Washinaton Saturday to

Consult With President.

Indianapolis. March 2. John Mitch

ell will go to Washington Saturday to meet President Roosevelt, who, it is

said, has offered him an appointment

as Special Commissioner to investigate

conditions in Panama.

A call has been issued for another

convention of the Indiana miners, to

be held at Terre Haute. Friday. It is

likely that a joint conference between

the miners and operators o the state will be held then to consider a wage

scale for next year.

The TwUizfct Of I.Ife.

The muscles o( tba stomach tea old acre arc not a strong; or active as in youth and in con sequence old people are very subject to constipation and rodfgeetioo. Manr seldom have a

oowci movement witqont artificial aid. Many, also. haTO unpleasant eractarkma of sras from

the stomach after eatta. All this'caa be avoided hy the nsa of Dr. Caldwell's Syrop Pepsin, which permanently regulates the bowels so that passages come natnrallv. and so Ktrtnothm

the stomach that food is digested without discomfort. DrUKffiatS eU 11 at 3d mi tr 1

GREAT INTEREST

IN GAMBLING BILLS

Lobby Influences Are Said to

Be at Work.

Albany, N. Y., March 2". Not since

the day when the New York city gas

legist ion was under consideration before the Senate in 1905 have there been so many rumors afloat about the so-

called "lobby influence" at work as they are now with reference to the bills designed to prohibit gambling at race tracks. Certain conspicuous opponents of the legislation declared all but publicly that they were assured of at least thirty vote In the senate against the bills. Careful polls of the list of the senators make it seem unlikely that any such a vote can be rallied against the bills. It is beyond question, nevertheless, that the bills are now in a precarious situation so far as the senate is concerned.

GIRL ENDED LIFE BECAOSE SHE FAILED Did Not Pass in Her Studies in School.

Los Angeles, Cal., March 25. Despondent because he failed in her studies, Ruth. Sargent, fourteen years of age, shot herself In the school yard of the San Pedro Street Public school in this city in the presence of her

pany noon, with

at tit Jones the R;hmond

Mrs. Swan will give her laS demonration at the Jones Hardware Com-

at 2:30 o'clock, Thursdy alterYou can make appontments

Mrs. Swan either

Hardware Company or

Light, Heat & Power Company to visit your home to demonstrate the Eonomy of Artificial Gas on the stove tat you are using.

Kficluinnia3ed9 light Meat

amidl Power Co.

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