Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 47, 2 April 1908 — Page 10

THE KICIIJIOND PALLADIUM ASTD SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 100S.

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The most important and interesting offering of skirts we've made during recent days. The result of today's business shows that this is so. 'Tis pretty good economy to buy one of these readymade garments. Nobody wants to worry and bother with sewing and planning when such Elegant Skirts Worth &5.SO, $6. SO and $7.00

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PRISONERS SHOT TO DEATH AT NIGHT

Political Enemies of Haytien Government Meet a Sad End.

UNREST PREVAILS YET.

SECOND UPRISING HAS GIVEN THE GOVERNMENT AN OPPORTUNITY TO SEARCH ALL QUARTERS IN SEARCH OF SUSPECTS.

Port Au Prince, April 2. The spirit of uncertainty and of unrest still prevails here. The recent abortiye attempt at a second uprising in which General Larraque, chief of the cavalry and several other army officers are alleged to have been implicated, has given the government a cause for searching all quarters of the city in the hope of finding others suspected of being involved. The French Minister to Hayti, M. Carteron. has recently shown considerable alarm concerning the action the Haytien government may take against the refugees now asylumed in the French legation. Some of the refugees themselves say that the minister has advised them to procure pistols and as much ammunition as possible, so that they may be prepared to defend their lives. There are rumors here that summary executions continue in the nearby country districts. For a long time past the government had a large number of so-called political prisoners in hand, and it is reported that almost nightly some of these are taken from (he prisons, transported to the country districts not very remote from the city and shot. This the government vehemently denies.

ASKS FOR A DIVORCE

Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt Is Se'eking Legal Separation From Spouse.

HUSBAND GOES TO EUROPE.

New York, April 2. Mrs. Alfred

Gwynne Vanderbilt has brought suit against her husband in the Supreme ; court for absolute divorce. J The young horseman sailed for Eu- . rope a few hours before the filing of i the papers, not to return until after a : decree has been handed down to the former Ellen French. She secreted

I herself in the home of her brother, I Amos Tuck French, at Tuxedo, there to await her freedom from the bonds I which lately have become intolerable. ' i The formal action came Wednesday ' after persistently repeated denials, by both husband and wife, that a divorce ; or separation was in contemplation. ; That it was in close prospect, however, i

I was known as long ago as last Wednes i day.

j It invigorates, strengthens and ' builds up, keeps you in condition, physically and mentally. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken

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DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY.

RESOURCES. Mortgage Notes , Collateral Notes , Stocks and Bonds , Real Estate Advances to Estates , Cash and due from banks..

Statement at Close of Business

COMPANY.

March 31, 190S. TRUST. TOTAL.

Total

LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Premium Reserve Deposits Due trust estates per appraisement."

$ 370,501.49 137.828.64 229,609.47 20,000.00 1,157.01 428,176.57 $1,187,373.18 $ 100,000.00 30,000.00 21,143.97 37.50 1,036,191.71

$106,693.25 $

270,162.50 213.250.00 "55!8io73

477,194.74 1 37,828.64 499,871.97 233,250.00 1.157.01 483,995.30

$645,924.48 $1 .833,297.66

$ 100,000.00 30.000.00 21,143.97 37.50 1.036.191.71 645,924.48

645,924.48

Total

SAMUEL DICKINSON. President. HOWARD CAMPBELL, Vice President

Edwin H. Cates, Howard Campbell, Samuel Dickinson,

$1,187,373.18 Officers.

Directors. Joseph J. Dickinson, Samuel W. Gaar, John H. Johnson, Omar Hollingsworth,

$645,924.48 $1,833,297.66

EDGAR F. HIATT. Sec'y. and Treat. JESSE A. WIECHMAN, Teller.

Henry C. Starr. John L. Rupe, P. W. Smith,

MOTORMMi PLACED - IN HARNESS AGAIN Forrester Was Dismissed for Running Car Into Switch.

Owen Forrester, the well known in-

terurban motorman on the line west, has been restored to duty. He was given a layoff recently, as the result of running into an open switch near this city. Forrester is one of the best known motormen on the line and one of the oldest in point of service. He Is one of the few that formerly operated cars for the R. S. & I. between this city and Cambridge City, who have remained with the line.

SON CANCELLED UNDERTAKER'S CALL His Father Came to Life Again.

Kokomo, Ind., April 2. Although a Kokomo undertaker had been summoned to prepare his body for burial, John Croussore, :J years old, a prominent farmer unexpectedly came to life Wednesday afternoon. His sou Charles hastened to Kokomo to cancel the or der for the undertaker and had to summon a physician.

NEW GAS WELL NEARCAMBRIDGE Field May Be Developed Ex

tensively. Another well has been drilled in the newly located gas field about four miles north of Cambridge City. This well is located about half a mile east of the last one driven, which proved to reach an abundant supply. If the sec

ond well meets with good results the field will be developed extensively. The wells are located on a farm owned by Samuel Doerstler.

KUHN TO SPEAK.

The commencement will take place j at Doddridge Chapel, April 11. The j

class address will be delivered by the Rev. T. H. Kuhn.

Buick Automobiles to suit all sized families and pocketbooks. 1 -l'-4t

C. W. MORGAN THE GROCER (Successor to Harry J. Doan) 12th and Main Streets.

Automatic Phone Mo; Hell T2).

Phone Ls our Order.

JUST GIGGLED HER MERRY LIFE AWAY

Woman Could Not Stop Laughing and Died.

For the cleanest and best assorted line ot

Waist

FAMOUS SCOUT SERIOUSLY ILL

Buffalo Bill Suffffers a Breakdown.

Chicago, April 2. Col. William F. Cody, ("Buffalo Bill") Is seriously ill at the Stratford Hotel. He arrived yesterday on his way from New York to

Ms home In Cody, Wyoming. Col. Cody Is suffering from a nervous breakdown, caused largely by a recent atiacK of the grip and is also threatened with pneumonia.

100 VOLTS PASSED THROUGH ELECTRICIAN

Dropped From Wire and Now May Die.

MEMBERS OF CLASS WILL HM TO ORATE Commencement Exercises at Cambridge, May 22.

The commencement exercises of the Cambridge City high school will be held some time during the day. The former custom has been to have the program at night. The plan of charging admission has been abolished. Each member ot the class will be required to deliver an oration.

Princeton, Ind., April 2. With TOO volts of electricity passing through him Blake Spillman, telephone cable splicer, hung to a pole arm by one hand Wednesday afternoon while spectators rushed about for means of taking him down. Finally he dropped to the ground, a distance of twentyfive feet. He may die from internal injuries. The electricity burned his right hand.

New York, April 2. Overcome by laughter at a joke told by a member of the company at a party she was attending, Mrs. Anna Ferrer, a widow, 42 years old was unable to stop and before a physician who was summoned could reach her she was dead..

HELEN GOULD HIT BY FINANCIAL FLURRY

On sale now. This week only at the price. See our west window

SEE OUR SPRING LINE of GO-CARTS ...at... HASSENBUSCH'S

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New Phones 1193 1199 Bell 190

BEE HIVE GROCERY COMPANY

New Phones 1198 1199 Bell 190

Forced to Close Charitable institutions.

New York, April 2. Owing to financial conditions, Miss Helen Gould has been compelled to close two of her favorite charitable institutions. Woody Crest and the Lyndhurst Club and Industrial school, both situated at Tarry-town.

HAD NO FRIENDS ANDJILLEO SELF Brown Labored Under Peculiar Belief.

Foley's Orino Laxative is best for nomen and children. Its mild action and pleasant taste makes it preferable to Tlolent purgatives, such as pills, tablets, etc. Cures constipation.

The Twllirfat Of I4fe. Tb muscle of the stomach in old are are nor as strong or actrve as in youth and in conse quence old paopla are very subject to constipp tion and indigestion. Many seldom have i bowel movement without artificial aid. Man Ko, bavs unpleasant eructations of gas rot; !ne stomach after eatin. All this can be avoii. ed by the us of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which permanently regulates the bowels so that fiaasacea come naturally , and so treflgtheM he stomach that food is digested without discomfort. Irurgist aeU it at SO cents or SI a large bottle.

Noblcsville. Ind.. April 2. Discouraged because he believed he had no relatives or friends who cared for him, John I Brown, 49 years old. a glass worker, committed suicide by shooting. The top of his head was blown off.

Would be pleased to make an appointment with you to demonstrate the ease of handling and the smooth running qualities of the Bulck Automobiles. Richmond Automobile Co., Auto Inn. -2-4t

Fancy Bulk Olives 30c Pure Maple Sugar Fine Home Grown Potatoes Baked Ham Baked Tenderloin Fancy Siiced Breakfast Bacon Camembert Cheese Shelled Pecans Shelled Walnuts Shelled Almonds Fancy White Ccmb Honey Franklin Mills Entire Wheat Flour makes the most wholesome bread you can eat.

RICHMOND TRUST CO. Condensed statement if condition at close of business March 31, 190S. ASSETS. I,oans . . . $2.V.tr,r,.n B;uds i7.:;29.oo Furniture and fixtures S00.97 Real stati- , 1.:..00 Cash and due from banks 77.401.71

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LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid in $125,000.00 Surplus and profits 30.208.33 Deposits 21S.518.33

OFFICERS K. V,. limmSRII. President. ADAM II. BARTKIi First Vice President. JOHN' .1. HARRIS' 5TON. Second Vice I'iesid"t W. K. HKN LEY, Sc -rotary and Treasurer.

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INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION CO. Excursion to INDIANAPOLIS And Return, Account of REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION Good going March 31-April 1, Good returning up to and including last train, Apr. 3rd. Good on Limited Trains. Fare, Round trip $1.75. For further information inquire of local agent.

Field and Garden Seeds OP1ER G. W. -3 ELAN Feed and Seed Store 33 S. 6th St. Phone 1679 Public Weighing Scales

OIL, II 'VIE OIL We Are Headquarters.

French. Italian and California Oils, all of the most popular brands for Domestic and medicinal use. Rae's Sublime Olive Oil in Gallon cans. " in half gallon cans. " in quart cans. ' In 3 size bottles. Curtis' California Oilive Oil in gallon cans. " in quart bottles. " in pint bottles. CEAUTEAU OLIVE OIL, IN QUART CANS. JAMES PLAGNIOL FRENCH OLIVE OIL (Gallon Cans.', We solicit your patronage on the above and offer in the above assortment, the purest and most extensive line of Olive Oils in the city. John M. Eggemeyer Three Phones. 4th and Main Sts.

P Chas. H. lllfe Tonight 7 to 10 Ipl vBllr 11x13 A!tcrnoon 3 to 6 llPf Musical Program JsWwfr i ftBlllfeS Hicks & Woods' Orchestra fXXMWCarnations Given p rime H Fplfrrmn ' B?y'fiH-

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