Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 225, 22 June 1909 — Page 3
THE XlICXmOND PALLAJIU2I ANJ SUJi-TSLEGBAM, TUESDAY, JUNE S3, 1CC3.
PAoctgTTnm.
COODUCTOli VERY SiLEIlT Oil WRECK OF TRACTION CAR
However, It Is Believed That Desert Kinney, , in Charge of Car, Has Given Out His Deposition.
my "TALK APLENTY" AT THE RIGHT TIME Sorter County Coroner and The Prosecutor Are Busily Engaged in Making' Probe Of the Affair.
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT
Michigan City, Ind.. June 22. Delbert Kinney, conductor of the eastbound . traction car in which all the fatalities occurred In the Chesterton wreck 8aturday night, and on whom company officials are inclined to place blpme in connection with Bert Reed. , the dead motorman, was brought from a South Bend hospital to the St. . Anthony hospital here. Soon afterward, It is asserted, he gave his
deposit on to a representative of Cor
oner Carson of Porter county. Kin ney was at first believed to be fatally injured, but Ik showing remarkable recovery. Kinney save out an interview last night, In which he would neither af
firm nor deny that he had given a de
position to the Porter county coroner. "I'm not talking," said Kinney.
They can talk and write all they
want to about me going to the woods, about me being insane or about me being drunk Saturday night and all that rot, but when the time comes I will talk, and talk a plenty." Deposition Tells of Events.
Kinney seemed rational, although
lie referred to the expected visit of
'the coroner in a peculiar way. It is
understood that he made the deposi
tion last night in which he declared
that he noticed the car was running
past its meeting . point and that he twice gave the motorman the one-bell
signal to stop and finally started up fnrvirri roarhln rr tha imnlrlnv iwtm-
partment when he saw the headlight of the other car, quickly followed by
the crash.
What happened after that was hazy
4ft It la mini! a rri I v cr th& at
tnent of persons . who assert they
know what his deposition was. ; ' When pressed to give his story to a VnArtr : If Inn a v MnAataH tkof Via
would not discuss the story at this time. . "My memory is clear." said he. "I recall everything that happened up to ptbe time of the wreck, but I do not jcare to talk about It now. The papers tiave made enough of this already. 'When the coroner comes I suppose I will have to talk to him, if I want to, Although I won't if I don't want to. 'They can't make me talk." v Changes to Puff Cigarettes. In answer to a question as to why lie came to the hospital here instead of remaining at the South Bend hospltal, ' where he was receiving good care Kinney said: "They won't allow me to smoke
.cigarettes there. The place didn't
weem like home to me." 1 v : He puffed away at a cigarette con
tentedly and declared he would be out lin a few days. He expressed deep reatret at the death of Motorman Reed.
fbut could not be Induced to go into
.details concerning the orders for the
meeting place that night.
' Coronet Carson of Porter county,
mho today opened his investigation at Chesterton, the scene of the wreck. Is (endeavoring to determine whether or snot the presence of Paul Wilson, as-
tion company who was in the cab with
the motorman of the east-bound train
had anything to do with the wreck. Did Official Hear Orders? ' ' Whether .Wilson saw the train or
der and heard it repeated Is a point
Sof interest and also whether the car
passed the prescribed siding 'with his Jcnowledge or otherwise. Wilson is
auuoug u seriously injured at a
South Bend hospital.
Tbe coroner - examined Dispatcher
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ORDER SHERIFF
PROTECT GRASS
Commissioners Issue Edict
Which Is Severe Blow To Loafers-.
ABUSES CAUSED ACTION
CROWD OF YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
HAVE MADE LAWN OF COUNTY
BUILDING THEIR HEADQUAR
TERS ALL SUMMER.
Lambke, who told of issuing the meeting point orders and also that the orders were repeated twice and O K'd at Gary so that, as he says there could have been no misunderstanding' concerning the meeting point for the two trains. Several other persons having knowledge of the wreck details were exam
ined, but only a good start was made
yesterday and the investigation will be continued today. It U understood
every effort will be made to discover
whether or not men in high authority are guilty of negligence.
The two members of the west
bound' car crew reiterated stories
heretofore told. Schimmel said that he saw the reflection of the headlight of the east-bound car on the trees at
the south side of the "Shadyside
curve, and he immediately turned off
the power, applied the brakes and
shouted a warning to - the dozen or
more passengers in his car.. He then
opened the door and leaped for his
life. Conductor Paul testified that
he was in the front end of the car
just prior to the crash.
Prosecuting attorney Charles R.
Buckhart is closely following the tes
timony , of witnesses . for the purpose of learning whether or not he will be justified in bringing the accident be
fore the Porter county grand jury.
According to Buckhart there will be no shielding of the officials of the South Shore company if evidence is given to show that they are in any
way to blame for the collision.
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Men past middle life have found
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among elderly men. L. E. Morris,
Dexter, Ky., writes: "Up to a year
ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several phy
sicians pronounced it enlargement of the prostate gland and advised an op
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I recommended Foley's Kidney Rem
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and after taking the second bottle he
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HEW CASTLE LIKES
TASTEJDF VICTORY Ball Fans Gloat Over Cam-
bridge's Downfall.
Up at New Castle there is great re
joicing because of the defeat handed the Cambridge City Grays by the Krell French team. The score was 0 to 1
and the New Castle Courier says it
was the cleanest game played in that
town this season. Cambridge City had
a balloon ascension and when it was over the game was on ice. The Wayne county team is credited with only two hits. The Grays were leading 1 to ) until the sixth, but three runs in that round and the same number in the next inning were too many. "Proud
and haughty" is applied to the Cam
bridge team at New Castle.
YOUNG BOY MADE
VERY LONG TRIP
Came All Way From Germany
To America Alone.
if
Wabash, Ind., June 22. When you
put your darling boy on a street car
and trust him to arrive safely over on
Main street, so he can go to papa's of
fice, you have many misgivings.
papa has not telephoned of your hopeful's arrival In about fifteen minutes.
you are worried and call up the of
fice. But think of a six year old little
Wabash boy. He has made the long trip from Germany across the ocean unaccompanied, to be with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis atelacher.
Money the lad needed on his trip
sewed in sacks attached to his clot bring by his grandparents before leaving
Germany. The lad has arrived safely
in America.
Sheriff Meredith has been instructed
by the county commissioners to keep loafers off the grass in the court house
yard. Never was the lawn so beauti
ful and , witb the exception of a few
bare spots worn by boys in their games and sports the grass Is thick
and luxuriant. The order of the com
missioners is the result of abuses by
a crowd of boys and young men that
makes the court house yard its central loafing place. All kinds of games
have been indulged in and no regard
ever was sustained for the grass. The
sheriff will enforce the order. :.
To Restore Lawn.
A special effort has been made to
restore the lawn to good condition
The numerous paths worn across the
green have been spaded up and sown with grass seed. ; Barriers have been erected to block their use. Boards
have been erected warning pedestrians to use the walks and keep off the grass. A small part of the public is to blame for the order of the commissioners court. Two years ago the lawn was dedicated to, the city as a park and play ground. But no attempt was made to keep the lawn and flower beds
in condition, so now the public is
barred. There is no prettier spot in
the city than the court house block.
LITTLE 1PLIIII1T Midge in Wayne County Not
Injuring the Wheat Very Much. RUSH COUNTY AFFECTED
. Complaint against the midge injur
ing the wheat in Wayne county has
not been as general as in Rush county.
The midge Is a small green bug that
destroys the grain. It attacks the head
and In a short time has brought ruin. In Rush county every township is afflicted! to a certain extent. It is claim
ed worms have attacked the corn. The
worm works at the root and the result
is seen when the leaves turn a purple or pink color. The cause of the pests is attributed to the wet weather of
this spring.
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GETS A
PROMOTIOIl
Miss Minerva C. Cullon of Cincin
nati, well known in this city, has.!
been promoted as stenographer in 'the
office of Attorney General W. H. Ellis of Ohio, to the office of special coun
sel Orla E. Harrison in the U. S. de
partment of Justice, at Washington,
Mr. Harrison was formerly Attorney
General of Ohio and had employed
Miss Cullon during his term as state
officer.'
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THE THEATER
NEW PHILLIPS.
All Week High Clas Vaudeville.
Vaudeville at the Phillips. Quite a well rounded bill in vaude
ville was inaugurated at the New Phillips Monday afternoon and the
audience at that time and; that wit
nessed it last night showed marked appreciation of the various stunts. Included on the program are the Otora troupe of Japanese Children, who excel in the line of ring tartists and acrobats, probably giving as good a per
formance in this field' as the house
has yet had ; Henning and Morelle, whose long suit is music and impersonations, and who do both well; Gladys Marion Hill, the gypsy girl violinist, whose playing of this instrument is entirely distinctive and who has much native ability. To these
must be added the motion pictures
and illustrated song, which, on this oc
casion, are no mean part of the program. Manager Murray is making every effort in behalf of his patrons and
the heat need not keep any one away
from the New Phillips.
PEOPLE ARE MUCH MOREJHTEBESTED Art Exhibit Doorkeeper Points To This Fact.
Probably the best testimonial which was given by a man In regard to the art exhibit, at the Garfield building, was that of William McGrew, the well known janitor of the high school building. Mr. McGrew. by reason of his long connection with the high school, is acquainted with nearly every person who formerly attended that school. In speaking to Mrs. M. F. Johnston, president of the Art association, recently Mr. McGrew said, "Do you know Mrs. Johnston, people look at the pictures longer than they use to. They study them and afterwards talk about them." Mr. McGrew has acted In the capacity of door man for the Art association for a number of years and he has had the opportunity to study the patrons of the exhibit. IS REPRESENTED AT HOME COMING Richmond Figures in Orphans' Home Affair.
A POPPY COLLECTOR
Milton, Ind., June 22. Mrs. Hattie
Heist has a small space in her door-
yard devoted to poppies. From the bed she plucked 575 flowers in six days.
This city is represented at the home coming festivities at the Sold
iers and . Sailors Orphan Home '. at
Knightstown. The first exercises were held today and the home coming will
continue over Thursday, which is com
mencement day. The school exhibits will be made tomorrow afternoon and
the planting of the class vine and the
school musicale will be features.
"Yes," admitted tbe fair divorcee, I
married In haste." "And now," remarked the sympa
thlzlng spinster, "yen are repenting at
leisure, eh?"
"Not so you can notice It," answered the f. d. "I'm drawing $300 a month
alimony." Chicago News.
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Positively cMSoffi Values '
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Here's another attraction for the Lades who appreciate choice Merchandise, such as can always be had at our store. Strip Length and Oemnonl Sale of : ESgltii Oass
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Modern Ambulance Service We introduced about 3 years ago the first private ambulance ever used in the city, which has met with success beyond our expectation. . Wishing to ' give the public ' the best service that modern equipment can supply, we have recently added one of the best arranged white ambulances equipped with a special device for removing sick patients down difficult stairways. , Disinfected, clean linens used in each case, and every comfort furnished. Careful and experienced men answer calls day or night. Wilsoa, PcMseyer & D9wc!a Pbone 1135. 18 N. lttli Street.
Bought especially for this sals from a leading Hew York fen porter. The quantity is not Urge but the goods are ff beautiful and of superb quality. The strips range in lengths of 9H yardsftto yards, mostly in match sets on Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Cloth, French made goods. Swiss Flounclnga with Band to match, suitable for Summer Dresses. " Every Piece New and c2 ; Bestgzi In addition to the above we have selected from our lame collection of Embroideries a very substantial variety of
Edaes. Insertions, Florins!::;
Bands, Galoons, Corsets - Covers, Embroideries and All-Overs.
which will be added to the above named Special Purchase aft av most attractive reduction in price. j Now Ladies, here is your opportunity for real nice, fine Mer. chandise, such as you -love to own and such as wo always show. Sale begins tomorrow, Wednesday morning. Don't miss this opportunitycorns early! Tbe Geo. EL llcctotsro Co-
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This is not only the case with the wealthy, but is also trus of thoss tn mcicr- J
ate circumstances, who feel that it is due their children that they have mucio fcr
home entertainment. ' ' We are in position to supply these needs and always carry cn cur Cccr a fc3 line of high grade and also medium price pianos which wa are cd to tews tts public examine and test Can on us at any time, and don't bs afraid Uiat r;3 vf3 annoy you with our calls if you don't buy. We have pbnty other wcrk b Cx However, we want you to see our coeds and ws rrcnt to tc3 yoi Izzzzz tss know you wi3 be satisfied..
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