Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 3, 11 November 1908 — Page 3

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NOW GOODY-GOOD Anti-Saloon League , Seeks : Marshall's Support of Its Work. PREPARES FOR ELECTIONS. Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 10. The Anti-Saloon League, which backed James 33. Watson, republican nominee for governor, Is holding a meeting here today to plan many county local option elections. The league, accord Ing to Rev. George Hicks, superintendent of the South Bend district, regards Thomas R. Marshall, governor-elect, as its friend. Concerning Marshall, Hicks ' said: "The league regards Marshall as a temperance man, and we do not fear that the brewers can persuade him to recommend that the law be repealed. Of course, the league indorsed Watson and did everything it could to elect him. The league had a right to go after 'Marshall, but he is elected, and lie is the league's governor and the superintendent of the South Bend district has no fear that he will antagonize the program." The municipality of Valparaiso is about to erect a theater building with a seating capacity of 1,605 on the site of the one destroyed by the great earthquake of August. 1906. It is to te up-to-date, and as nearly earthQuake and fireproof as can be built. Large quantities of steel will be used In the construction.

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PROVEJCOMICM. Henry County Saves $400 on Election. New Castle, Ind., Dec 11. By the use of voting machines. Henry county saved about $400 in election expenses. The machines were not used in all precincts and a supply of ballots was on hand to be used if the machines were out of order or any accident occurred. THE THEATER Partello Stock Co. Gennett. "Under Western Skies," will be put on this evening at the Gennett by the Partello Stock company, which is showing at that popular playhouse all this week. "Under Western Skies" is a splendid drama of western, life, but, unlike most dramas of its kind, it is not a blood and thunder melodrama. In fact there is not a shot fired in the play. However, it is intensely interesting and thrilling from start to close. The company played to splendid houses yesterday afternoon and evening. It is one of the best stock companies ever appearing in this city. To purify the camps, Robespierre proposed to the committee of public safety that the armies of the republic be followed by droves of hogs. This suggestion gave birth to the popular saying: "He will be a general of Robespierre's little pigs do not eat him in rout.

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AND CHOPS ' r IS THERE A STRANGE FATAL DISEASE? Children Die Suddenly of Malady. Local physicians assert they do not know of any disease that is prevalent among children in this city, which has suddenly fatal results. The case of little Dorothy Elleman. whose sudden death was reported yesterday, is said by physicians to have been due to an exceptional cause. Members of a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train crew are telling of a similar case. A woman and little boy were on a train enroute from Cincinnati. The child became ill when the train was near Camden. Ohio, and the mother notified the conductor her boy was ill and she would want to leave the train at the next stop. Arriving at Eaton, the conductor and brakeman went to the assistance of the mother, and as they picked up the boy to carry him from the train, his limbs straightened out suddenly and before he was removed from the train deafh ensued. Robert E. Lewis, general secretary for ten 'years of the Y. M. C. A. in Shanghai, China, has returned to the United States to become the Ohio State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A.

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others. ( BISHOP FRANCES SPEAKS BEFORE CLUBS Address to Be Delivered Sunday Afternoon, Bishop Joseph M. Frances of Indianapolis, has been secured by the Federated Men's church clubs to come to Richmond next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and deliver an address at the St.. Paul's Episcopal church. Bishop Francis is a most interesting speaker and it is expected a large number will hear him. A special musical program has been completed, being furnished by the choir and a quartet. The officers of the federation are W. S. Hiser, president; Geo. L. Goodwin, chairman of program committee and J. M. Judson. secretary. D Sweet and Little Never Gripe 0 Blackburn! 0 One a dose, cheaper than others and better.

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MANY SIGNERS FOR OPTION ELECTION Preble County People Favor a Special Vote. Eldorado, O., Nov. 11. On Tuesday, petitions were circulated for a local option election in Preble County. There are 105 voters in the corporate limits. Sixty-seven signers were secured. In the school district west of town, live 35 householders; 27 were seen, and 23 signed the petition. Bob: Junt made some splendid biscuits Gold Medal Flour. Bkttt.

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TONIGHT. PARTELLO STOCK CO. A Story of the West. "UNDER WESTERN SKIES' A play without shooting. Price 10, 20 and a few 30c seats. Watch our list of vaudeville. See "The Devil" Friday night. Prices, 20. SO, 50c.

H THEATRE Week of November 9. Presents Tinkham & Co. Dare Devil, Death Defying. Motor Cycle Fiend, in His Wild Ride in the Cage of Death 6 - Other Big Features - 6 Admission 10c