Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 81, 6 May 1908 — Page 6

TIIE RICmiOXD PALLADIUM AND SU3T-TE LEC.RA3I, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. 190S. EMPRESS LOST HER PRETTY PROTEGE. STUTESWIAN TO BE UNITED STATES MINISTER 3 (&(Biid1l$ ARE WELL PLEASED HAS PASSED THE CENTURY MILESTONE. VETERANS NOT ABLE 188 Saloons May Be Ousted at May Terms of Commissioner's Court. Therefore Parade at Indiana G. A. R. Encampment Will Not Be Long. President Roosevelt Has cided to Appoint Him. De- 3 r?

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Indianapolis. 1ml. , May . Smiles were plentiful yesterday anout. the offi

ces of the Indiana Anti-baioon League in the Claypool Huildin. The officials of the league have just compiled figures which show that 1S8 saloons will fro out of business during the May term of the various county commissioners' courts in Indiana if the remonstrances that have been filed are held good. With the 188 which may be ousted this month the total number of dram shops for the first five months or 1908 to ro out of business will be 591. Anti-Saloon League officials say they are particularly well pleased with this showing, inasmuch as during the entire twelve months of 1907 there were but few more than 600 saloons ousted. The 188 saloons which will go out if the remonstrances are held good are: Gary, 1 "0; Brownsville, 2; Laurel. 5; Tippecanoe. 2; Niles Township in Delaware County, 1; Portland, 18; Montpelier, 9; Hartford City, 19; Valparaiso, 2. Four citiws and three counties have joined the "dry" list thus far this year. The cities are Montpelier, Valparaiso, Hartford City and Portland. The counties which have joined the "drys" are Blackford, Union and Crawford.

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MRS. SARAH SNYDER LYONS. Mrs. Lyons of Parkersburg, W. Va., has just celebrated her 101st birthday. Mrs, Lyons is a spiritualist and claims the gift of prophecy. She declares that, this country will before long be engaged in war with an Asiatic power and will be victorious.

HAWKINS FIGURES IN SCHOOL FIGHT

ECONOMY, IND. Kconomy, Ind., May 6 The Economy Gun club met Monday afternoon and shot twenty-five rounds each. Three that scoral highest were William Stolts, (iuy Mendenhall and Charley Mendenhall. Mr. Stolts won the gold medal. There were a number of fancy shots made and the crowd in attendance yelled with delight when some favorite smashed a blue rock into dust. Lewis Oler was called to Anderson Monday on account, of the .serious illness of his daughter who resides there. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Love were in Richmond Monday afternoon. Miss Ruby Morrison is visiting her Bister Mrs. Evert Clark this week. Never was there such a discouraging prospect for a corn crop. There Is not one farmer who is done breaking ground for corn and still raining. Ground cannot be worked before Friday were the rain to let up now. Mrs. Amanda and Ida Lamb entertained at dinner Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison, Mr. William Lamb and children, Milo, Edith, Lorln and Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oler

and foster son. Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Chamness entertained the Bon Ton orchestra of Richmond and Rev. Gotschal at dinner recently. Perry Chamness made a business trip to Richmond Monday. A. K. Chamness of West River spent Monday in Richmond. The Kind's Herald band will be entertained Saturday afternoon May 0, by the Misses Julia and Ruth Jackson at their home northeast of town. There will be contests and a general good time. All members are invited to be present. Ben Norris has returned to Richmond after a short visit with J. B. Stanley and family.

1. L. C-iarK is having very poor health this spring. Dr. Crump was called to W. E. Oder's Monday to look after sick stock. Karl Williams and Frank Gardner returned to Richmond Monday. Joseph Haxton and daughter Mary spent Monday in Richmond. Charley Williams' of Muncie was here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ather Way of Webster were visitors of Mrs. Jennie Scantland recently. Charley Hunnicutt was in Richmond Monday. M. D. Eldridge gave a temperance lecture to a small audience in the Friends church Monday night. Miss Maude Shook of Lynn is staving with Mr. and Mrs. Will Fonts this spring. Mrs. Hannah Chapman of Greensfork was visiting here recently. Miss Mabel Hunnicutt was a guest tf relatives here Monday night.

Indiana Students After orship of Paper.

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Bloomington, Ind., May 6. The annual fight for the offices of business manager and managing editor of the Daily Student, the newspaper of Indiana university, has begun. Every year the election is a fight between the fraternity and "barb" elements, but this year a "barb" and "frat" man have formed in pairs, so that it is becoming a personal campaign. Samuel Dill of Bloomington, a "frat" man and Aubrey Hawkins, a "barb" of Richmond, have paired together for the office of manager and editor, respectively. Hugh Barr of Edwardsport, a "barb", is running with Lester Gifford of Rushville. Jack Joseph of Indianapolis, a "frat" man. and Victor M. Cook, "barb", are running independently for the editorship.

Indianapolis. Ind., May ). Be-cause of the inability of the veterans to stand tne fatigue of a longer march the route of the parade at the coming state encampment of the G. A. R.. at Kokomo, May lit, L'o and will not be over a mile in length, according to arrangements made yesterday forenoon in the office of the Indiana Department, G. A. R.. at the slate house. The decision was made by William A. Ketcham. department commander; Col. J. R. Fesler, adjutant general of the department, and Mayor Arnett, City Attorney- W. R. Voorhis of Kokomo and O. A- Sommers. chairman of Kokoino's committee on arrangements. The people of Kokomo have been liberal in raising funds with which to entertain the veterans. The sum of J?.-:.-uOO was needed, but has been pledged. The committee has stopied soliciting money. Kokomo will decorate elaborately in honor of the occasion.

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STRAUGHN, IND. Straughn. Ind., May 6. There will be a temperance lecture given in the M. E. church Thursdav evening, Mav rth. A. R. Roush went to Hamilton, O., Wednesday. John Huddleson, wife and daughter Df Dublin were guests of relatives here recently.

Mrs. Mary Marsh of St. Louis, took upper Saturday evening with Dill Wad dell and wife. The Dudley township common ichool commencement will be held at Kew Lisbon. May 21. The address Rill be given by Rev. J. O. Campbell Df Richmond. The eighth year teachers are Miss Goldie Moore. Straughn ichool. Miss Wright. Hopewell school. nd Chesleigh Haskett. New Lisbon ichool. Mesdanies Laura Akle and children. Mary Waddell and Mabel Smith, were n Cambridge City recently. The Dudley township eighth year irraduates held a class meeting at Hopewell. Those from Straughn ichool are Misses Beulah Pierson. Bertha Reynolds. Blanch Lanibei son, ind Vonnie Butler; Messrs. Merle, Paul. Rayburn and James Henley, 31en, Harvey and Fred Lam her son. Virgil McC.eath of Dublin was the fuest of Ray Pierson reecntlv.

Dublin, Ind., April 6. Mrs. Rena Chenoworth of Lynn has been spending a few days with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. I. R. Godwin. Miss Nellie Reynolds of Straughns visited in town recently. Miss Clara. Ziegler of Parker, spent Sunday with her parents north of town. Mrs. Nora Harter and daughter, Mildred of Richmond, are spending a few weeks with her mother and father here. Hubert Huddleston of Indianapolis

visited with his parents here recently and greeted old friends. Mrs. Gunsalus and two daughters of Connersville visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Blue. Mrs. Elizabeth Reibsomer and Sam Emits of Connersville were guests of

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Van Slvke, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Broothers are moving to Connersville. Miss Pansy Spencer of Straughn spent Monday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Morris entertained to dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and Mr. and Mrs. George Frazee. Mr. and Mrs. Quincey Bryant and Isaac Bryant of Lewisville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snyder took dinner with Mrs. Hood and daughter, Lennie. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Sparks visited friends and relatives here recent

ly. Warren Lamberson has moved family into the country south town. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rldenour will cupy the rooms recently vacated Mrs. Featherland. Allan Beard of Liberty. Ind.. is

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Hill entertained the following recent guests: Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wilson of Richmond. Dr. A. F. Huddleston and wife of Winchester, Dr. H. R. Huddleston of Maryville, Tennessee. Mrs. Anna Smith of Marion, has been spending a few days with Thos. Smith and family. Will Floyd went to Anderson Tuesday. Ira Stant was in Richmond Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Demree have gone to Indianapolis to spend a few days. Miss Ella Bell of Richmond is spending a few days with relatives

neve. Mrs. Aldah Hale who is spending a few weeks at Connersville, came home Tuesday to spend the day with her father. Mrs. Walter Helms went to Rich-

mond Tuesday.

Mr. Mimick is moving his family to West Main street, Cambridge City. Miss Jennie Ross of Richmond has Iven spending a few days with Mrs. Ed Morgan. Ed Morgan went to Richmond Wednesday on business.

CAMBRIDGE CiTY, IND. Cambridge City, Ind., May o Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum and children of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harper recently. Miss Hathaway. who met her death in the Ft. Wayne fire, was well known to the people of this community, having taught in the schools of this city in tho early eighties. Mr. Israel Morrey will return to Martinsville on Wednesday for further treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Strattan and son were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott, of New Castle, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neff of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallick. Mrs. J. B. Allen is in Richmond with her sister, Mr9. Walter Thorn burg.

who is suffering from typhoid fever. Mrs. Allen will remain until Mrs. Thornburg is able to he moved, when she hopes to bring her iiome with her, and care for her until she regains heT health. Mr. Erret Wilson or Mexico City, Mexico, is here, the guest of his par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Santford Wilson. Mr. Wilson expects to spent the summer touring through England, Scotland, and Ireland. He will sail for Glasgow in a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallaek entertained recently Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum and children, of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harper of this city. Oscar Ltitz is off duty from the J. M. & I., on account of the serious illness of his wife. Miss Anna Babcock is seriously 111 with nervous prostration at her home on Church street. Mr. Chrles Williams made a business trip to Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beard entertained at six o'clock dinner on Monday

evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Beard and son. Robert and Mrs. Laura Summers, and son. Earl of Fort Wayne. Mrs. John Judkins, and Miss Ethel Doddridge attended the commence

ment at Centerville, on Tuesday even

ing. Mrs. Stella McMnllen, at New Castle, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berry.

KAISERINE AUGUSTE VICTORIE. This is a picture from a late photograph of the Kaiserin August e Victorie. Empress of Germany, whose lost protege, Fraulein Irene Weinberg, daughter of Colonel Karl Weinberger, of the Germany Army, has been found, and is living on a ranch. She came to the I'nited States, married her sweetheart, Heinrich von Barien, and is now living on his ranch in Nueces county, Texas.

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Arbitration Treaty Between U. S. and Japan Signed.

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this country and European nations during the winter in accordance with

the ideas adopted at the recent Hague conference. It will permit of tho arbitration at The Hague of nearly every class of disputes which may arise between the signatory powers.

CHESTER, IND. Chester. Ind., May 6. Chester school has closed. Hilda, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lois Hampton has just recovered from a very serious operation at Rt id Memorial hospital. She is doing fine. The following committee was appointed for Decoration at Chester: Homer Hunt President . WUmer Hall Secretary-Treasurer. Mattie Kendall and Ollie Boerner Singing. Ciiarles Show a Iter Funds. Mrs. Mary Mullen and Mrs. O'Brien of Liberty have been visiting at Jos. Marshall's. Joseph Bennett is euite sick with a complication of diseases. Laura Neff Ronnie and Blanch Carman atended the show at Richmond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fulghum. Andrew Hoover and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fulghum recently, at Fountain City. The Aid society is meeting today.

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n. other Mrs. Anna Pilling and Mrs. Ida Law son. Mr. and Mrs. John Keplogle and son Charles of near Economy spent Sunday with relatives here. The "May dance'' given by the Pythian Sisters Saturday night was a financial success. Rev. and Mrs. Y. T. Warbinton entertained Clyde (!od!y of Eaton. ()..

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The mock trial in which Roy Clark

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to kill, was tried last night at Wil lard hall.

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President Kelly of Earlham college preached at the Friends' church on

nf ! Snndav morninig and lectured at the

same church at 2:30 p. m. A good oc- crowd attended both sessions. j by i Andrew Hoover and family who live j near Richmond and Lrv Fulghum and the j wife, visited with C. C. Fulghum re

cently. James Lacey visited recently in Richnrond. A large crowd is expected to be at the commencement on next Friday night. Mrs. George Clapp and daughter Afton and son Don, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Murphy of Muncie will give a "Tom Thumb Wedding" in the K. of P. hall Friday. May the fifteenth for the interest of the T. Y. L. A. of the Christian church. Only local children will take part. Miss Laura Hoover of Richmond ha been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fulghum. Mrs. Ernest Davis and little son Lewis, of Richmond are here visiting relatives. Miss Ellen White, who is a cook at Earlham college is home for the summer. Mrs. Melinda Harris is very ill. Mrs. Laura Dwiggins and Miss Mildred Powers spent the day in Richmond. Mr. Rob Benton spent the day in Richmond.

CENTERVILLE, IND. Centerville, Ind.. May C The Young Men's Dancing club of Centerville will give their annual May ball at the town hall Thursday evning. The Woman's Cemetery association will meet at the Civic club rooms Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John C. King gave a dinner for Mrs. Fred 'Weber, Mr. Lincoln Long of Chicago; Clarence King of Connersville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles King and son Jesse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meek and family of Centerville. Everett Reece of Marion. Ind., was

the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Reitzell. Mrs. G. J. Wolfe is quite ill at her home on Main Cross street. Mrs. Joseph Endsley has returned from a visit of two weeks to her sister Mrs. Daniel Brenian at New Lisbon, Ind. The fall teirm of the Centerville public schools will open on Monday, September 7. Mrs. Luclnda Hort is visiting relatives in Richmond.

OLIVE HILL, IND. Oltve Hill, Ind., May 6. Mr. James Busby and wife, Mr. George Armstrong and family, visited near Fountain City recently. The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Weadick recently and left them a baby. Miss Ural Reynolds from Fountain City is visiting her sister Bertha McXutt this week. Mr. Ben Brackney is moving from Centerville to the Mrs. Matt Cragge property. Mr. Connie Laughman had quite a runaway recently while hauling corn to Richmond. Hi3 horses got frightened at a street car. Miss Mattie Taylor is visiting friends in Frankton, Ind.. this week. Mrs. Ollie King is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Tompson near Milton. Mr. John Follie and Mr. James Busby went to Richmond Monday.

HAGERSTOWN, IND. Hagerstown, Ind., May f. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Life were called to near Red Key to attend the funeral services of his sister Mrs. Omar Frute who died very suddenly Friday. She was survived by her husband and to whom she was just recently married. Miss Cloella Lumpkins was the recent guest of Miss Eva Roller. Mrs. J. S. Allbright of Marion, Ind., and Mrs. Mary Good of Wlnimac were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Anderson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jyle Jones and daughter Helen Frances of near Millville, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Thornburg, Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Thornburg, Miss lone Thornburg, Lavern Thornburg. Mrs. Frank Lay has been very ill

at her home on Main street but is reported to be better.

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