Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 77, 2 May 1908 — Page 8
THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AXD SU-TELEGttA3I, SATURDAY, MAY 2. 190S.
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DETEGTIVES HOW WATCH SUSPECTS
Thought That Pennsylvania Men Have Idea Who Hagerstown Robbers Are.
BURNS AND TRUMP ACTIVE.
BOTH MEN ARE ENGAGED IN MAN HUNT THE PINKERTONS HAVE POSTED A REWARD FOR HIS CAPTURE.
CONSIDERED THE DEAN OF DIPLOMATIC COURT.
SALOONS NOW OUT MEMORIAL SERVICES
NfW Castle, Ind May 2. Pennsylvania railroad detectives have been in this city all week and it. is believed they suspect one or more- local men as being implicated in the robbery of the Hagerstown ticket office. On Monday and Tuesday Detective Burns was here. On Wednesday Detective Trump was Tierc. Detective
Trump returned early Thursday morning accompanied by one of the company's best men from Pittsburg. The two were here all day Ions and it is thought that they have discovered fomo tangible clue. Burns was conducting another line
of investigation at another nearby point Thursday and conferred with the other detectives in Richmond that night. The station was robbed of tickets and a small amount of cash last Saturday night. The tickets, if properly filled out would lie worth several thousand dollars, as they were of the coupon variety, good over many connecting lines. It is believed that the man who robbed the Dunkirk station lately is the same man who visited the Hagerstown station. It is also believed that he is wanted at Kenton. O. The Pinkerton T'c'.fCtive agency has offered a reward of for him because of the Ohio robbery.
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Startling Changes Have Been Wrought in Illinois Recently. THE ACTUAL RESULT.
BARON DES PLANCHES. Baron Mayor des Planches. Italian Ambassador to the United States, will continue, to be the d,jau of the diplomatic court Mil Washington. News has just been received that. Baron des Planches is to continue at his post at, the capitol of the V. S. There was a report that, he was to ueceed Baron Tornielli, the Italian Ambassador at Paris, who died recently.
COURTED FIVE YEARS BUT 010 JOT 11ET HER Illinois Man Left Waiting at The Church.
TO BUILD A ROME
Will Probably Be Erected San Antonio, Tex.
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New York. May 2. The Cigarmakcrs' International Union has decided 1o build a home after the manner of the Union Printers' home at Colorado Springs. San Antonio. Tex., appears to be the most likely site for the institution.
WISH TO TEST CHILD LABOR LAW
Aurora. 111., May 2. Michael Kerrigan, a New Orleans merchant, who came here to wed Miss Louise Kisinger, has departed for his home still single. Kerrigan and his friends went to St. Mary's church at the time appointed for the wedding, but the bride failed to appear. After waiting half an hour he went to her home where she told him her affection developed durfng a five-year courtship was of the sisterly kind and she was determined not to marry him.
CHURCH BELLS RING IN THE VICTORY
Temperance Forces Win Blackford County.
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CANTEEN FIGHT IS
AT STANDSTILL
Temperance Forces Lined Up . For Fray.
Mississippi Measure Is Thought Well Of.
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Jackson. May 2. It is reported that peveral cotton mill managers in Mississippi are to make a test of the McDowell ehild labor law, enacted at the recent: session of the Mississippi legislature and becoming effective Oct. 1st. The attack on the law will lie made on the ground that it is in the nature of class legislation and is, therefore, unconstitutional.
Washington, May 2. The paragraph in the sundry civil bill relating to the rstoration of the canteen in the
soldiers' homes has not been reached owing to unexpected delay in considering t he bill. It will be reached tday or Monday. The temperance forces are lined tip for the fight and all indications point to the elimination of the canteen.
Hartford City. Ind., May 2. The temperance forces late last night ended a lone fiirht against the saloons
with victory, winning in every ward in this city and Montpelier, which places the entire County of Blackford with its four townships in the dry list. The riling of blanket remonstrances at 11:30 last night with the. county auditor was the signal for a, great demonstration in the Court. House, where several hundred citizens had gathered to await, the announcement of the result. The ringing of church bells gave the first information that
1 lie anti-saloon forces had been victorious, and headed by a band, the temperance people, several hundred strong, inarched to the Court House, where a prayer and song service was hebi. The majorities of (lie temperance forces ranged from seven in the Third Ward to forty-seven in the First Ward.
Chicago. May 2. Hundreds of Illi
nois saloons went our or uusmes rnday a the result of the local option elections held April 7 and April 21. Liquor stocks everywhere were being disjxed of at bargain pales. and in some of the cities wild orgies resulted. The auctioneer's hammer in many insiances wa-s followed by the carpenter's hammer, as the saloons were speedily transformed into drug stores, shooting galleries, ice cream parlors and allnight restaurants. Meanwhile municipalities, which had planned how to ex vend the customary funds from licenses, hastily revised their plans and abandoned numerous enterprises. Unless they can devise some new source of revenue, the passing of the a loon will also witness a halt in building of sidewalks and other city improvements and along with the saloon will go hundreds of village marshals and other
peace olticers, whose omcial existence was due to the saloon.
All Fraternal Organizations in The City to Join Together.
OCCASION ON JUNE 7TH.
TO BE REOCCUPIED.
Ft.
Reno, Okla., Will Serve a Double
Purpose. Washington, May 2. When the soldiers were withdrawn from Fort Reno, Okla., several weeks ago, it was announced that thereafter the post would be used as a remount station for the training of horses and mules, and that only a few men would remain. It is now said that Fort Reno will be not only a remount station, and that thousands of cavalry horses will be trained here, but more troops will be garrisoned at the fort than at any tinia in the last three or four
vuars.
-Union Memorial services of the fraternal organizations of the city, will be held at Glen Miller park. Sundav, June 7. -The appointment of committees has been completed. The affair will be the largest of the kind ever undertaken in this city and prospect. - indicate complete co-operation and success. The services will be held in comnn mot ation of t ho lives of the deceased members ofthe respective- rganizations. The program will be made as strong as possible. Arrangements will be made for special music. The following committees have been na med : Oration- B. O. Price. Lou Schramm and Fred Knight. Music Richard Whitman. L. S. day and George Knight. . Grounds W. L. Hungerford. Charles Potter, and Charles Graham. Program-. I. Bennett Gordon. IMuslas Kuth and Rudolph Leeds. Finance-Richard Allen. Wane Horne and Alphonse Weishapt.
Pointed Question Have you -been pay ing too much for your money, when compelled to take out a loan to temporarily bridge you over, if so call on us.
We Loan Money 25 Cheaper than any Similar concern in the city, a fact which you can very easily prove by a personal investigation. We advance liberal loans on household goods, teams, livestock and other personal property, without "-removal, making the time and payments to suit your convenience.
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WARNING IS REQUIRED
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Terry Cnsey What's the matter, Jerry? What are you running for'.' Jerry Lacey (messenger boy t It's all right, Terry. I'm off duty now.
The smart, up-to-date women of today. Know how to bake, wash, sing and play ; AYithout these talents a wife is N". (.. Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea. A. G. Luken & Co.
HUMAN FILTERS The function of the kidneys is to strain out the impurities of the blood which is constantly passing through them. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes the kidneys healthy so they will strain out till waste matter from the blood. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and it will make you well. A. G. Luken Co.
Receipts of United States Government Less Than Expenditures.
APRIL DEFICIT IS LARGE.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Question Given Consideration By British Government.
HETTY GREEN NEVER USES ATELEPHOHE Business Woman Asks Attendant to Send Message.
WANTS SEEDS OF A SEEDLESS TOMATO.
Washington. T). C, May 2. Representative Walter I. Smith of Iowa has a farming friend in his home state who has been a loyal supporter. Smith got this telegram from the farmer: "Am advised agricultural department, has developed a seedless tomato. Please send me ;i package of seed." Smith is fond of his friend he wants to oblige him but. Smith is worried.
Washington. May 2. The condition.
of the revenues, as revealed hy the
treasury statement for the month of
April, amply justify the warning which
Mr. Tawnoy, Senator Hemenway and other economists of congress have from time to time uttered in an effort
to check the profusion of expenditures. The deficit for April exceeds even the prediction of Senator Aldrich. who a few days ago 1 bought it would be some, what, above S 1 LOU . x n . As a matter of fact, it came very near being $!'.,- o,N.tMM. When the books of the treasury were balanced it. was found that the excess of expenditures over receipts for the month of April was $ir,!iTo,f,7s.r,2. The largest expenditure for the fiscal year to date was for pensions more than ,'?r,.tiV,HM. Next in order was civil and miscellaneous $12 MXMH. Third was the navy, which called for $'., to:UM.H. The war department requirements footed up a little over S!K;.ommn:o. The deficit for the fiscal year was ,ti4r2'..ST.
Oliver Knode has purchased a. new
Reo touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenbloom are
the parents of a baby boy. born yesterday.
$1.25 Cincinnati Sunday Excursion,
Pennsylvania lines, May ;!, lv. Richmond 7:00 a. m. 2S-:;o-2
The business of the Richmond Trust
company has been transierrea iegan
to the Dickinson Trust company.
Ida K. Miller, who brought, suit for divorce against William Miller, had the charge dismissed in the circuit court yesterday. The American Friend, Philadelphia.
is publishing the autobiography of the Rev. Allen .lay. of Richmond, the account extending through a number of issues. Kdward Pea, an employe at the Robinson shops, was painfully hurt yesterday afternoon while assisting in unloading a dynamo. The heavy piece of machinery fell on his left foot severely bruising it. O. G. Murray, of this city and Gus Sun. of Springfield. O., who are associated in the vaudeville business, have
closed ;i lease for a house at Sandusky, ()., which will make their tenth theater. The house is to be entirely new and it will be ready for opening next September or October. Bvron Miller died about noon yes
terday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Julia Miller. Sool North i:;th street. He was a cook on a dining car of the 15. and O. railroad. Mr. Miller was about 27 years of age. His mother, seven brothers, and three sisters survive him. Funeral arrangements will be given later.
London. May 2. Mr. Mackenzie j King, deputy minister of labor for
Canada, atter passing some timo in London in consultation with the home authorities on the subject of Indian migration into Rritish Columbia and other territories, has completed bis mission, and there is a good deal of speculation concerning the measure of his success. It is commonly reuoited that a satisfactory solution of
the problem has been found. It is taken for granted that there will be no legislation on the subject, of emigration from India, but that, administrative measures will be taken to discourage Indians from emigrating to a country where the climate and conditions of labor are so unsuitable to men of the class which has been invading Uritish Columbia.
New- York. May 2. Although ptob ably more actively engaged in busi ness than any other woman in th i II..,,.. , ........ i,.,.
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Used a telephone. Sl'.e said so when in the office of a down town trust company she asked an attendant to transmit a message for her. After the message was delhered. Mrs. Green expressed her thanks, explaining why she had asked assistance.
LETTER LIST.
It is a pity to see a person neglect indications of kidney or bladder trouble that may result in Rrigiit's disease when Foley's Kidney Remedy will correct irregularities and strengthen ttiese organs. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of danger. A. G. Luken & Co.
Ladies List. . Mary Brow n. Ida Hy rse. Stella Collars, Miss Lida Clipp, May Kutsler, Eva Henderson, Bessie Maupiu.
Gentleman List. Miles Barnes. W. F. Bennett, W. Baier, T. K. Baldwin, A. I). Coyler, Howard Crane, Cal Dawson. Bert. Jeffries. Joe Law son. Rev. Robert R. Lyon, Ben Leonard. Julin Miller, J. J. McBarron, J. B. Snyder, Donald L. Sterane. F. Sehultz. Foster Stansberry, The Commercial, Lr. M. Dickens. Drops. Mat tie Kuell, Otto Lantz, Jacob Weiss. Foreign.
Mrs. Elizabeth .letters. Mr. Wiggins. J. A. SPEKENIIIER, P. M.
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C. W. MORGAN THE GROCER (Successor to Harry J. Doan) 12th and Main Streets. Automatic Phone K'.tJo; Bell 223. Phone I's Your Order.
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NET WILL PROTECT COUNTRY'S BATTLESHIPS
Successful Test Held in ragansett Bay.
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Washington," May 2. A successful demonstration of a steel net that will protect warships from torpedo assaults was held in Narragansett Bay recently. Battleships are to be equipped with the nets at once, and
' the cruisers and other vessels as rapJ idly as possible. The resistance of j the nets to Whitehead torpedoes was regarded as sufficient demonstration l of their utility. One of the torpedo i nets was taken to the testing ground.
It was held suspended by two launches and the torpero boat Marris was used for the demonstration. Running at
! full speed, the torpedo boat fired a j Whitehead torpedo within eight hun- ' dred yards of the net at a speed of j thirty knots. The torpedo struck the j net. rebounded and glanced away
from the steel-meshed obstruction.
His Way of Putting It. Paul "Louis Courier, when bitterly assailed by a French professor, quietly remarked: "I fancy he must be vexed. He calls me Jacobin, rebel, plagiarist, thief, poisoner, forger, leper, madman, impostor, calumniator, libeler. a horrible, filthy, grimacing ragpicker. I gather what he wants to say. He means that he and T are not of the same opinion, and this is his only way of putting it."
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DUKE WAS READY TO SAIL FOR TURKEY
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DUKE D'ABRUZZI. The Duke d'Abruzzi is commander of one of the Italian battleships which
was under orders to proceed to Constantinople in order to over awe Turkey at the time the Sultan conceded tthe Italian demands.
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