Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 157, 21 July 1908 — Page 3
THE "RICHMOND PALLADIUM ATO SUTEKEGStAM, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1908.
PAGE THREE.
VILAS IS CRITICAL , Dr. Lyon s
PERFECT Too h Powder
former Member of Cleveland Cabinet May Never Recover.
HIS WIFE FINDS HIM ILL.
Madison, Wis., July 21.-' William F. Vilas, former United States senator j 1 twice member of President Cleve'i cabinet, lies unconscious at hi3
1 .-. here suffering from cerebral
hemorrhage. Mrs. Vilas found her
husband in bed breathing heavily yesterday. He has given no word or eign other than occasionally to utter a half intelligible "Yes," or "No," and It is not known whether these words
were uttered in consciousness or not.
Dr. Fox the family physician who
was in constant attendance all day
pays that Mr. Vilas is not in immediate danger, but it can not be predicted with assurance that he will re
cover. His trouble, cerebral hemor- j rhage, often terminates fatally, and
everything depends on the strength of
the patient. Mr. Vilas is 08 years old.
When Grover Cleveland was inaugurated in 1883 he chose Vilas as
postmaster general, and of that orig
inal cabinet. Colonel Vilas is the sole
purvivior. In 1888 when L. Q. C. La-
Jnar was promoted from the interior
department to the supreme court Col-
pnel was elevated tot the department
tf the Interior. Colonel Vilas is reputed to be a millionaire; has large railroad Interests,
(aid has made much money through
(and and lumber deals.
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MOTHER HUNG HEAD
DOWNWARD IN WELL
Was
Attempting to Her Child.
Rescue
Marion, O., July 21. Exhausted and
bordering on insensibility, Mrs. W. H.
Collins, of Latourette street, was
found, her body hanging head fore
most into a cistern, and her hands
clutching the skirts of her five-year-
old son. The mother had gone to the rescue of the child, but was unable to
lift him from the opening. The babe's
faint cries attracted the attention of a neighbor an hour later, and mother and child were rescued.
REBELS SUCCESSFUL
They Are Defeating the Shah Of Persia on Every Hand.
NOT VERY ENCOURAGING.
Beautiful Pictures Free. Richmond ladies have recently learned an easy way of supplying their
pomes with pictures of real merit, ab-
polutely free. Save twenty-five wrappers of Easv Task soan. and send them
lo the manufacturers with a two-cent
stamp. A handsome picture, suitable for framing will be sent you by return mail.
JAIL BREAKER TO
BE BROUGHT BACK
Teheran, July 21. The successes of the revolutionaries at Tabriz, concerning which news is beginning to reach here, have encouraged the local revolutionary leaders and caused apprehensions of renewed disturbances. Rapid preparations are being made to concentrate the Shah's forces and 1,000 horsemen of the nomadic tribe at Bakhtiar have arrived on the outskirts of the city. Quarters are being prepared for them in the vicinity of the Shah's palace, which is becoming rapidly transformed into a fortress. Guns have been mounted on the walls commanding the city in all directions. Cause is Lost. St. Petersburg, July 21. A dispatch from Tabriz affirms that the Shah's cause in northern Persia is lost. The
artillery, rifles and ammunition aban
doned by Rachin Khan, who was com
mander in chief of the troops, during
his flight from Tabriz to the subur
ban plantations, passed into the hands of the revolutionists, who are now in
full possession of the city. Heavy Cannon Fire. St Petersburg, July 21. A dispatch received here from Tabriz says that as a result of the Shah's refusal to remove the hujethld a heavy rifle and cannon fire began yesterday afternoon between the revolutionists and the Shah's supporters.
FOUR HEftflSES ARE USED AT FUNERAL Impressive Was Burial of the King Family.
Wabash, Ind., July 21. Never was there a more impressive funeral In Wabash, than that of yesterday afternoon at the burial of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman King and Mi3ses Katherine and Josephine King, their daughters, who with two others were killed on Saturday afternoon when their automobile was wrecked near Columbia City. Special cars brought friends from Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. Columbia club members comin? from the
latter city. From all over the Eleventh dictrict distinguished politicians
were present.
Four hearses stood together on the street. About the residence and along the street near the residence the streets were crowded with friends who
viewed the cortege.
Temporarily the four caskets were
placed in the vault of the late Dr.
John H. De Puy, a vault to be erected at once to contain the four wreck victims, including all the members of the
King family.
ENGINEER'S STORY
Rush County Sheriff Goes, to
Muscatine, la.
LIGHTING WILL BE GIVEN ATTENTION
Unusual Care to Save School
Children's Eyes.
The matter of lighting of rooms M'ill receive special atention when the construction of the new No. D school building to, be located east of the city cn the Henley road is undertaken. (The law requires that all school rooms
be lighted from one side- only and that the glass area shall be not less than one-Bixth that of the floor area. It is
claimed that this is a matter of the greatest importance, so as to avoid eye-strain and that the children be
prevented from taking a position that Will throw shadows across their books
or manuscripts while they are at work
The state board of health says eyestrain causes ill health, poor diges
tion, headaches, nervous break downs and kindred ills. Left handed pupils because of their minority, but are required to work in their own shadow,
as there is but one direction from
which the light comes.
Rushville, Ind., July 21.-Sheriff W.
L. King, accompanied by Ray Lakin,
has gone to Muscatine, Iowa, to bring
back Joe Zearing. alias George Ray, who escaped from jail here on July . Sheriff King Intended to go Saturday but was unable to secure requisition papers.
He secured the papers from Gover
nor Ilanly before leaving. He also carried a letter of introduction to Gov
ernor Cummins from James E. Wat
son, who is a personal friend of the
Iowa governor. Sheriff King expects
to return Thursday.
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Itching or Psoriasis.
Use Blanchard's Eczema Lotion
Prof. J. Blanchard, Skin Specialist,
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At CONKEY & MONNINGER'S Richmond, Ind.
NO SENSATION IS IN PROSPECT
President to Confer With Naval Officers.
Oyster Bay, N. Y.July 21. Secre
tary to the president Loeb made light of the report that unusual incidents
were expected to occur at the meeting of the naval officers with the pres.
ident at the Naval War College in
Newport, R. I. on Wednesday. He in
timated that the predicted sensations
would not materialize when the pres
ident and a number of prominent officers of the navy met on that day to
discuss the plans of the new battle ships.
There is no medicine so eare and at tne una itimo so pleasant to take as Dr. Caldwell' Syrap Pepsin, the positive cure for all diseases arising from stomach trouble. The price is-very reasonable 50c and fl.
He Tells as Much as He Knows Of Death of Greenfield Young Men.
CORONER INVESTIGATING.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYING ALIENS
Urged to Use Americans on Hawaian Hospital.
Greenfield, Ind., July 21. Wm.
Gindley, engineer, and Charles A. Noorls, fireman on the engine which
struck and killed Ernest Harper and David B. Hall on last Thursday night, came from Columbus, O., Monday to give their testimony before the Coroner. The adjourned session of the Coroner's court met and Mr. Gindley, the engineer was examined. He said that he did not know they had struck any
thing until he had arrived at Indianapolis when they discovered blood and a piece of buggy shaft on the pilot of the engine. Then he said he remembered that a cylinder cock on the front of the engine had blown or been knocked off shortly after they left Philadelphia and supposed that it was at or near this point that the collision had occurred. The fact that the train was heavy and running at the rate of sixty miles an hour made it impossible to notice the concussion. The superintendent of the company was notified' and he sent messages that were received by the section foremen who found the dead bodies. The story of the engineer was corroborated by the fireman in every particular. Both men live at Columbus, O. They were accompanied by an attorney and a road official.
Mother says "they can't say anything- too good about Gold Medal Flour." Charity.
Honolulu. July 21. The federal grand jury which has completed an investigation of the government work on the leper island at Molokal, consisting of the construction of a big hospital for the patients, has discovered that all the employes engaged in this work are aliens and that they pay 20 per cent of their wages to persons
who procure them their situations. The report of the jury urges that American citizens be employed on all federal and public works. , j Dangerous. "See my knlf e?" said a New York at-
tornex. holding up a pocketknlfe witl the blade literally burned away to a
mere bladrwlre. "And see ny finger?" Hia finger,' had a red, angry scar, and he proceeded!. to .explain. "About three
weeks ago I",. took a sleeper for Chi
cago. One of the little electric lights at the Bide of my berth. did not work tc suit me,. and I took my knife to pry 11 open or regulate it. Geet There was a flame shot oat, my knife blade melted
right down, and I had to have a sur
geon attend my finger. The electric
current was a powerful thing. Per
haps it might have killed me for being
so 'cute.' "
"Yes, electro-cute,' suggested bis
friend. New York Times.
MAY HAVE DIED
FROM MORPHINE
C, C. & L. Fireman
Dead at Peru.
Found
Peru. Ind., July 21. Wilbur E. Todd,
aged twenty-four years, passenger fire
man on the C. C. & I. railroad, was found dead in bed in his room at the Scott hotel Monday about 1'2 o'clock, after he did not respond to dinner call. He was cold and stiff and in
dications were that he had been dead
for some hours. Although it was known that the dead man had been ill for some time there seems to be more or less mystery surrounding his death. He had been ill for some time with kidney and liver trouble and had been forced to lay off. It was said after the body was found that the young man was in the habit of taking morphine to relieve pain, and that it was probable that he took too much, but this could not be verified. During the 'two years aB a boarder at the hotel he told very little of his family affairs. Both parents are dead and it is said he has two brothers living in Washington, and a sister at Chicago.
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AGAIN LUS1TANIA
SMASHES RECORD
Crosses Atlantic in Little More
Than Five Days.
New York, July 21. The liner Lusl-
tania has broken another record. A
cable message was received here last
night stating that the giant steamer
had arrived In Queenstown at 11:33 o'clock. This would make her time for the eastward journey from New York
5 days and 37 minutes, or 2 hours and
44 minutes better than the record.
PLENTY OF TAFT
MONEY BUT NO TAKERS
Even Money Posted That Ohio-
an Will Carry Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind., July 21 The first
election bets have been posted in this city. Even money In several bets to
a total of about $000 Is offered that Taft will carry Indiana and will be elected. So far there have been no takers. No bets have yet appeared on the boards as to the result of the state election. - -
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