Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 67, 22 April 1908 — Page 7

THE KICIIJIOND PALLADIA 31 AND SUX-TELEGltAM, WEDNESDAY, APIML IIMS.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT Wanted, Fcr Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found, Miscellaneous, Lodge Notice, Cards of Thanks, Obituaries, etc., 1 CENT A WORD. Situations Wanted, are Free. The ".ce of Richmond fcr buyer cr seller. A trial v!!l convir.ce ycu that Palladium C:-3lfied 7 INSERTIONS FOR THE PRZCE OF 5.

WANTED.

R'AXTKD Family washings; call at 121 South Mil street. IVANTKD i 'nfurnished rooms by ladv with good references and no children. Address "Nellie' care : Palladium. 22 ::i j WANTED To do your uphols;ering ; j Fine line of samples to select, from. Holthouse. 124 South f'.ih street.! Phone 4201. 22-7t JVANTKD Girl to do general house work; address fiox 22, Cambr.3ge City, Ind. 21-2t WANTED Yoiir go-carts. perambula tor or baby-cab wheels which need new rubber tires. Elmer Smith, 428 Mean Btreet :i Kn tv A NT ED To do general housework. New phone 1521. Old phone 21.',. 21-:;t kVAN'TKD Situation by a Koodirf iTi family. Reference given and preferred. Address ,"A. K." care Palladium. 21-::t Shoe repairing by .J. AWey, 12 South Ninth. 20-7t jfvNEEPYliou st- keeper f or hid al 1

TODAY'S MARKFT QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK STOCK (By Correll and Thompson, New -York, April 22. Amalgamated Copper .. . mecican Smelting American Sugar.. . Atchison .... . . . : B. & O BR. T. .. . Cw.M& St. P. Kw York Central.. Northera Pac Pennsylvania People' Gaa ' Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Steel U. S. Steel pfd Great Northern Chicano. CHIOAQO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. (By Correll and Thompson. Brokers, Baton. 0. Ooicao, April ,rX2. Wheat. Open: High.' Low.- Close, fay O&fi July . . . ' ' 8Vs 'K7Vi 7H ;Sept;. . . . . 84m K5 8.'5"s S-J-Ts Corn. Open. Hifcn. Low. Close. (May . . .. . fiecs iw. i;;n.i July,. ...... ffiJt VP4 !2'k ,ept Oli. 01 OiV;i ; 1 1. Oats. Opeu. Tligh. Low. Close. ?3day . . . . July . . .. . . o.'J'a o'lT "nvIr "''"'ft . - 4.- 4.V 4.V l.V's riFept. . . . . . . STVs 57s ;7 ."l"1 Pork. Open. High. Low. Close lJuly .. .113.02? J13.15 Jia.oi: $K5.10 Sept .. . IS.Rr, 13.42 13. 40 Lard. Open. High. Low. Close. (July .. . $S.ft" .air ?SA". $8.12 Sept. . 8.2.1 8.3." s.i5 S3.3 Ribs. Open. High. Low. Close. July .. . $7.02 .7.1o $7.02 .57.00 1 I Sept .. . 7.2f 7.R5 7.2." 7.30 U. S. YARDS. CHICAGO. Chicago. April 22 Hog, receipts. S 23.000; left over 6,34$. Cattle 16,000. Sheep 15.000. ' Hogs. Close. Light. , $.".15:$5.70 Mixed rkliO'd" .".7r Heavy r.20Jf 5.75 Rough r..20(r? 5.40 Indianapolis Market. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK HOGS. Best heavies $6.00.'a Good to choice 5.90 'u BEEF STEERS. Good to (dioice heifers'... tklo.Vf Medium to good steers . . 6.25 'a Choice to fancy yearlings 5.50'j.i." BUTCHER CATTLE. Choice to fancy heifers.. 5.25'f Good to choice heifers .... 4.0.yl YEAL C A LYES. Good to choice 4.005' Fair to good 3.00 ip STOCK CATTLE. Ghk1 to h'vy tleshy feed'rs S.OOJif Fair to good feeders 4.65-Jf Good to choice stocKcrs 3.50 'n 6.10 6.05 6.65 6.65 6.25 6.25 5. 10 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.50 4.75 Common to fair heifers . , 3. 3 OS? SHEEP. Choice lambs 7.25 d 7.75 Best yearlings 5.75(.g 0.50 Richmond. CATTLE. (Paid by Richmond Abattoir.) Best hogs, average 200 to 250 lbs Good heavy packers Common and rough Steers, corn fed . . . Heifers Fat cows B ills

family: light work; must he middle aged ' elderly and have good 'eeomniendat ions. Call LV-1I Phone 200-R. 20-:;t

WANTED si.;;.",o tj make a good farm loan. See that Morgan. Sth ami North E. "21 -.'h WANTED Ser Morchead for professional vault cleaning. Phone .'3177. Butler street,. 7-tf WANTED - To clean and repair your wheel.-;. Elmer Smith, 42'j Main. i:;-tf WANTED Your carpets, tuga. upholstery, mattresses, etc.. to clean bj" our vacuum process Richmond House Cleaning Co. Phone, Home 1916. Bell 2J95R. 22-tf WANTED Men to Learn barber trade; will equip shop for you or furnish positions, few weeks completes, constant practice, ca-eful instructions, tools given Saturday wages, diplomas granted, write for catalogue. Moler Barber College. Cincinnati. O. tf FOR SALE. FOR SALE Richmond real e&tate a QUOTATIONS. Brokers, Eaton, Ohio.; Open r7r;i I2i; ic, K 11S34 9S 1 26 i 117 X9'. lu:,i2 74 H 1,28 a; :)5'h 99 Vi 122?i High t;9-'S 127 7 ti -i 1 ll"s !IS 126'i 117V S93i 10(57 0a 1293.H 15 5 5 ; 99 how 12; 76&i i:.'i lis Ms 97a.t i2; 1 1;S9 'i ior,u 74 12S"8 i r Close f:t 12li2 n:5 If. 1 1 V- !: 12; 117 S9 '-i in:.78 7 1 1 129 99 4 12H 122?4 Calves Lambs 6.00 6.50 6.00 6.50 PRICES -FOR POULTRY. (Paid by Bee Hive Grocery.) Young chickens, dressed, per lb ..ldc Old chickens, per lb 12Y2 to 15c Turkeys, per lb lSo Ducks, per lb.. 15c COUNTRY PRODUCE. (Paid by Bee Hive.) Creamery butter, per lb nic Country butter, per lb., 20 to 25c Eggs, per doz 12 Richmond Grain Market. (Richmond Roller Mills) Wheat (per bu.) 90c Corn, (per bu.) ..65 Oats, (per bu.) 17c Rye. (per bu.) 70c Bran (per ton) $26.00 Middlings (per ton) $2$. 00 Richmond Hay Market. (Omar G. Whelan.) Timothy hay (baled) .. .. $12 to 13 Timothy Hay (loose) . . .$10.0011.00 Clover hay (baled I Slu Clover Hay (loose) $9.00)10.00 Mixed Hay lO.Ot) Straw, (per ton.) 0.00 Corn (per bu.) '',0c. Oats (per bu.) 17 to 50c Fodder (per ton) $7.00 Richmond Seed Market. (Runre & Co.) Clover Seed (per bu) ... Timothy (per but .$10.00 . .$2.00 Pittsburg Livestock. Pittsburg. April 22. Cattle Receipts light. Prime and extra. $6 60(7 6.90. Common and fair. $5.25 rr 6.00. Veal. $5."'(,t 6.5o. Hogs Receipts S loads. Prime and yorkers. $6.0o w 0.05. Pigs. $4.75 ri 5.10. Sheep and lambs, receipts light; steady, (rood to prime. $5 75 a 6.75. Fair to eood lambs. $ 1.50 i 7.3.". Cincinnati Livestock. Cincinnati. April 22.Hogs Receipts 1.974. 1 Butchers. $5.70''i 5.90. Pigs. $:5.40'ii 4.65. Cattle Receipts. 962. steady. Shippers. $ 5 . 0 5 (, ; 0 . 5 0 . Veal. $5.00'.! 6.25. Sheep and lambs Receipts du'i. Sheep. $:5.35!fi 5.10. Lambs. $6.l0--t 7.60. East Buffalo Livestock.

. .$6.00 ft $6.10 j East Buffalo. April 22. . .. 6.00 ft tUOjCattU Receipts 5i': steady . .$4. 50ft $5.00 j Sheep and lambs Receipts 406. . .. 4.."nn'i 5.25 Sheep $;?.75ft 7.25. . .. 4x 4.50 1 Lambs, cull to choice $5.25'o S.40. . .. :;.7,Vti J. 25 i Hogs Receipts K16"V . .. 4. Mixed and yorkers $6.oKi 6.2".

specialty. Merchandise stocks, fire insurance. Perterf'e'.d, Kelly BloW. 8th fe Main. t" FOR SALE New, antique and second hand furniture at lowest prices. Antique Furniture Co., 511 .Main Si. 22-7t

FOR SALE One dining and side-hoard. Very ln:i N. 1 "tli . room table reasonable. J2-2t FOR SALE Sand; lot on easy payments: chickens, 601 N. lfuh. 22-1 ! FOR SALE - Phaetoii. Westcott make. i rubber tire, uood as new. Set i harness equaily good. It". South ; 1Mb street. Telephone loll. 21 7t FOR SALE Nice cheap ladies' bicycle'. South 7th street. Come see 21 -.'it i rt;u r-vAi.t i haijk uoad wacnii, almost new, cut under, automobile seat. Address "('. II.'' care Palladium. 2l-2t Foil SALE Ni w Phis wheels and sundries. Elmer Smith. I24'- Main. j FOR SALE Fireproof safe, barcain: audr-ss, Harris, 107 F. B. Building. Dayton. Ohio. tt six year e, weighs FOH SALE-Horses. One old general purpose hon Pigs. $.:,!,, r,.c,.-,. Heavies and rough $.'i.oii'. tl.2-.. NOTICE. Men's Social Union of S. Eiuhth Street. Meeling of Friends meets ttvidght at 7::!0. A lull attendance is desired. it WILL AID IHE WORK Members of South Side Association Interested in Yard Cleaning Day. PLACES WILL BE CLEANED. An enthusiastic meeting was held by the South Side Improvement association last evening in the interest of yard cleaning day. Mrs. F. Y. Stephens spoke of the plans of t heproject and was assured of hearty cooperation on the part of the association. Members asserted they will do all within their power individually and collectively to promote the success of the occas'011. A committee will bo appointed to assist, in the work and all vacant lois and unsightly places not cleaned by Lie owners will be attended to by the general committee. LUNG IS PUNCTURED McConneis Met With Serious Accident in Saw Mill Near Lynn Today. HAS A CHANCE TO RECOVER. Lynn. Ind.. April 22. - Theodore McConneis, an automobile machinist, was almost killed this morning by a peculiar accident, received while working with a flying saw in a saw mill. While he was poking sawdust from under the saw. wiih a lath, the saw, (aught ihe lath, jabbing it into McConneis and hurling him against a partiinui iweui. jeei ,111(11. 1 A medical examination revealed the fact that the unconscious man had three frattured ribs and that, one of these ribs had punctured a lung McConneis was also suffering from an internal hemorrhage. The attending physician states that in the event pneumonia does not set in there is a chance for his recovery. COURT GIVES FINE TO Smythe Went on Warpath With Hatchet. Edgar Smythe was fined $10 and costs this morning in the city court on a charge of provoke made by Edward Bryant. Yesterday. Bryant testified. Smythe. under the influence ot" liquor, came to his home, brick in hand and began to quarrel. Finally Smythe. he stated, left, only to return a short time later with a hatchet, with which weapon he threatened Bryant. H0LMEST0 SPEAK. Professor Holmes of Earlham will address a meeting of the Men's social anion of the South Eighth Street Friends church tonight at 7:45 o'clock, at. the church. His subject will me the "Modern Field of Chemistry." Tte meeting ia for members only.

1.20" lbs: one cheap work hors 1'nion lee Co. 2'1

a ll tt V? - Ji - i. at A lii tU. & rf Fo r t Way nc Ave, 1 0 1 FOR SALE Two piece (lining room suite. ll South 2th or phone .',.7'.. 1 l-7t FOR SALE Two first-class "'""driving hors.s: call at Barn. 22 N. 14th street. 13-Ht FOR RENT. FOR RENT Rooms suitable for doctor's or business office; 26 South 7th. 22-11 FOR RENT Small house, 213 S. I'lth. 22 2t FOR RENT 1 louses and rooms, 601 N. l'.J-h St 22-1 1 FOR RENT New si room house on car line; electric lights, large garden. Roscoe Kirkman, New Phone 1(1 10 or :'.010. 22-2t KOH "RENT Flat ; 5 rooms; modern, :'.22 Nona Sih. 1-Tt FOR KENT n loom house, electric BOND ISSUE BY PENNSYLVANIA Company Incorporated in Europe to Bring Out $40,000,000. THE PROBABLE DIVIDEND. MUCH CONJECTURE AS TO WHETHER THE ROAD WILL PAY ITS USUAL SEVEN PER CENT OR DROP BACK TO SIX. Philadelphia. Pa., April 22. -The rumor that the Pennsylvania railroad is about 10 issue SIii.ihkmkm in bonds cannot be confirmed at the office of Ihe company in this city. There was no meeting of the board of directors Tuesday, notwithstanding rumors to that effect. Today is the rcgelar weekly meeting day. On May 1 the hoard meets in special session to act on the dividend for the past months. There is much conjecture as to whether the regular dividend tate of 7 per cent will be adhered to, or a reduction to a i percent rate decided upon, but nobody in authority here professes to have any knowledge on the subject. New York. April 22. It is learned that the company has been incorporated in Europe to bring out the issue of ,Slo.(.-(n,o4:o of first mortgage four per cent, bonds which Pennsylvania railroad company is expected to announce soon. It is understood that Kuhn. Ioeb & Co.. will have charge of the issue, and it is reported that the bonds will be secured by a first mortgage on the company's New York terminal propert ies. RAKERS WANT A L OF May Give It to Another College Besides Purdue. Lafayette, Ind.. April 22. With an attendance of nearly 30 the fourth annual state convention of the Master Raker's Association of Indiana opened here yesterday afternoon. It was announced at the opening session in a report of a special committee that the project to establish a course in scientific baking at Purdue univorsifv had failed, ihe Purdue trustees deciding that the university had not the means to take up the work at this time and recommending that the bakers make their proposition to a trades school. The master bakers have raised a fund of S27.O00 to establish the baking course and will present their plan to some other college FOUR ITALIANS KILLED. Williamsport. Pa.. April 22. Four Italians were killed and four fatally injured in the wreck of a log train at Whaltn this morning. CHILD IS LOST. Medicine Hat. Alberta. April 22. A two-year-old child of Jas Norquay, a rancher, has been lost ot the prairie since Saturday. Wolves o- eagles are believed to have carried off the child.

i. this concern rou, read cureroPy. ur. : uiwell'i Syrap Pepsin Is posin.ety imaraato careicd4restion. constipati hi. sitkbeadcie. offensive breath, ma' aim aa i all CiSeases. -irlsmtf frcm stotnar 'roublSorFKONlA: Tour grocer Os G-V:d Medal Flour. dENETSA.

liclits. hath and furnace, between l".th and ltith on North 1 street; inquire S. O. Yates; both phones 2 ! -2; FOR RENT Large front room, first floor, cheap. 114 North '''h street. 2 i -.'! FOR RENT - Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 417 and 41. North, 11th stt. t. 21 2t

FOR RENT Furnished rooms; also; office room, with steam heat and bath, at The Orand, for gents o".'y. j 3-4-tf 1 FOR REnFfyroom hou'se w i t h ! barn, MO Ndith llth street; phone 20ie 17-7t FOR RENT Nici ly f:n:nisiTe"d front j room with board, modem eonven- j iences; :14 N. '.!th street. 17-7t i 1- ORRENT -"Five room house. S. llth ind J streets, with large gardt r. Call Phone No. V2;'..i. --if FCK RENT Biu ine.-s rooms and Ha..-. Ft. Wane Ave. See A!f."rds. d-tf. LOST. A)ST If the colored boy who found my pocketbook some time ago with PREPARATION FOR H0SP1TALDE0ICATI0N Pastors of M. E. Churches to Speak of It, Sunday. The Methodist hospital in lndianap- ( iis. Sixteenth and Capitol avenue, v.ih be formallv dedicated Wednesday. Ajvril 2!. at 1 a. m. Preceding (his on next Sunday there will be held in j all the Methodist churches of Indiana a j 1 hank offering service, at which the; pa.-;tor will present the interests of the hospital and tell of its story and purposes. On Tuesday at 7 p. in., a banquet will be given at the hospital building by the hospital board and administration to thf friends of the institution from over the state, as well as friends in this city. Covers will be spread for persons. It is expected, as they have been invit- j c'd. that .lames E. Watson and Thomas R Marshall will both be present and rtspond to toasts. TROOPS AFTER RIDERS Vigorous Campaign Will Be Waged Against Kentucky Lawbreakers. ACCUSED OF MANY CRIMES. Frankfort. Ky.. April 22. -Acting un der orders of Governor Willson Adju- j tant General Johnston has formulated ! plans for a vigorous campaign against ! night riders. In pursuance of this, Roger Williams, after a Conference j with the Adjutant General left for Ca- j diz. Trigg county, where troops will be '. assembled to gather in all offenders j against whom warrants have been issu-1 ed. The selection of Trigg County as headquarters was made after information had reached the military department that men from there have been ringleaders in barn burning at. Princeton in the raid on Hopkinsville. in burning barn and whipping of Henry Bennett at Dycushurg and the destruction of property of Alfred Cardin at View. They are also suspected of complicity in the raid on Eddyville. NEARLY CHOKED FATHER AND DAUGHTER I Masked Men Took Them From Beds. Madison. Ind . April 22. -Four masked men took Ieon May man and his daughter, of this county, from their bpds ami nearly choked them to death. The father, in a desperate fight, fieed himself from his assailants and jumped through a window. taking the tash with ! him. Mayman and his daughter j plfaded for their lives when the men ! entered the house, offering money. ; but say they could not get any of the ' strangers to talk. Within the past two weeks several tobacco beds have been destroyed in this section, and Governor llanly has ordered Sheriff Gray to make an invi.st'eation and take prompt action if violence occurs. DEMOCRATS WIN. New Orleans. La.. April 22. The returns from yesterday's elections indicate that the entire democratic ticket won a sweeping majority in the passage of four constitutional and-meets.

t ame on back ill i resent it 2'. N 7th sttn i. he w ,:j ut t reward. , - . i . LOST- Stick pin. huh' -.n s. ' w aril fall 1 Ln rv : t 22 2t LOS T Watt I; f e, n.ade of 4 pi.-i -Spanish ion; i:. W.-.-t Ri. hmond Howard if i-'tuiiio! to North ".;li Sv Phone lv 21 LOST OR STOLEN Frel.t h pood.c do ; Liberal reward Return to u;dsor Hotel 21 2!

MISCELLANEOUS. I .-,-.n.-.-u-.,-u-JJ-.--.r.r.r.nJ-.-,.-u-.r.- -. j- - j NOTICE Bazaar Junior. lus! M . ! Black Raven will make the reason; l!i'i at my place 21-.. miles north of Richmond on Middleboro Pike E '. Niirns. Phone 1 ".nr. E. apt 12 lum Acme Dry Cleaning & Pressing Co. ' Ladies' work, cut rnte 2:' N. 7fh. 1 j - 7 1 FOI'ND- A !o terrier, white, except' dark head. Owner can have by, calling at :k" S lr.t'i and paying for j t he cost of t .lis ad 22-1 1 '. GEO. M. Gl'YER General contractor. CarixMiter, and builder. Job work. ARE TO WHOOP 'EM UP FOR FAIRBANKS Indiana's Delegates to National Convention Will Stick, Report Says. MEETING THIS WEEK. ALL INDIANA PRESIDENTIAL DELEGATES WILL GET TOGETHER AND LAY PLANS FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION. Indianapolis. April 22. A meeting of the Indiana delegates to the republican national convention will be held the latter part of next week. Chairman Goodrich will issue a call as soon as the date is fixed. It is likely that republican leaders from throughout the' state will gather here at Lie s;ime time, and that arrangements will be made to whoop things up for Vice President Fairbanks at Chicago. All of the Indiana delegates are instructed for the vice president, and are expected to vote for hini as long as he indicates; a desire to stay in the race. It is likely that the delegation will be organized tit the meeting next week, and that Senator Beveridee vill bo elected chairman. It is said also that he will place the vice president in nomination, making the principal speech in his behalf. The Indiana delegation will have headquarters at the Auditorium hotel. PENSION APPROPRIATION. Washington, I). C. April 22. -Senator McCumber reported the pension appropriation bill today. It calls for ?P;,(mn.on, the largest bill ever submitted. There L do medicine so fe and at the same time so pleasant to take as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepain, the positive care for all diseases arising from stomach trouble. The price is very reasonable 50c and SI-

..P1AW0 BARGAINS.. One Richmond Piano, Second-Hand, Upright, Mahogbany Case $125.00 One Sample Piano, New, Oak Case, for Only $175.00 One High Grade Piano, Been Rented Only a Short Time, lor Only $200.00 V Will Sell These Pianos on Easy Payment Plan.

THE CONAHA CO. 413-415 Main Street.

Notice Farmers

Scee;: ar ! sere !, doors. Automa tic phone I ;;:.. 2".-t FIRE INSURANCE. Richmond !nsa-ance Agency. Har.M . Ko!!. Mgr , 716 Main. 14 tf FINANCIAL. AlUN E LOANED Low rates, ea-r tem.s. Thompson's loan and rai e.-tati1 aaiticy Wivic stairs, 71 J Main .-t'.po. Pond's automat. c phcU'.- No V'S. 1-weJ-thurs frl sat tf

LAUNDRY. We cau r-.-lp make you nappy honestly wo can. Richmond Steam Luu-dr?. The coiu of ni.illet value ever ifuieti Is the 'naite." so caid. such a th widow of the RtMe story coBtiibuted to the poor. Its shap wsx hex agonal and Its face Tahte ine-flftieth of a cent. Five tbousaud mites ate the euiralent In value of one A met! can dollar. ENGLISH STATESMAN'S CAREER IS ENDED Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman Died Today. London. Eng.. April 22. Sir Henry Campbell Il.iutierman. e pi line minister of On at ltritain. died al his homa this inoining. BODY IS FOUND. Atlantic City. N" .1. April 22. The body of T. Albeit Marsh, the capitalist., who disappeared last November, wasl found floating on the surf this niornlns by Smith Albeitson. a ioor carpenter, who now receives a $1.k reward. Imported German Coach Stallion Videto 3205 I make the season of 190S at stable of Bertsch Bros., East Main St., Centen Ille, Ind. 16 bands high, weighs 1300 pounds, broad, flat bone, fine tdyle. action and ; finish. Sired by Adelbeit 1253 by j Asmar 1177 by Finer 1064 by Youn I Othello 931. Dam. Veiga. 5564 by Emigrant 425. by Hanover Yondbusch Nord F. G. U 715. 2d Dam. Viper U63 by Matador 1090 by Magnot S60 by Agememnon 560. The Great Blood Purifier. Fr sale by Leo II. Fihe. T. F. McDonald an W. H. Sudhoff. "34 "Doddo," 22721. the imported French Percheron Stallion, better known a3 the Clever.ger horse, and "Prince Wilkes" will be at my Farm this season, 2!2 miles north of Richmond, on Middleboro Pike. The public Is in!t ed to call and see them. A. H. Pyle. K. F. D. No. 4, Phone 5103-C.