Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 226, 23 June 1909 — Page 8

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TO BE MTJPLETEO lni::ncpolis Division, Between

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DIG GANG REDUCING-'

JACSONjtL GRADE

Steep Grade at Dublin Is Also

Deing Cut Down Railroad

Is Busy Securing Rights of

Way.

' Work on double tracking the India

aapolls division of the Pennsylvania

railroad company between this city and Indianapolis, which has been in

progress for several weeks, is being

hurried as fast as possible. ' The com

pany expects to have the work com pleted by fall and already has several gangs of men employed at different

points along the division.

The double tracking of the entire system, it is believed, will follow. Already the company has double track ed the principal divisions of its Eastern lines. It Is being done in order to increase the schedules, economize and to insure greater safety both to the public and the company. At Jackson's Hill. The work is in charge of the officials of the Indianapolis division with headquarters , at Columbus, O. Little is known by the local officials as to the exact nature of the improvement or the progress made. However it is understood that the company has removed nearly a :: hundred thousand yards of dirt in widening and cutting down Jackson's , hill and a relative large amount on the steep grade near Dublin. These two grades are the steepest between this city and Indianapolis and, it is understood, the. present grade will be reduced as much as practicable. - The right of way will have to be widened as a - consequence of the double tracking of the division. Farmers in Wayne and Henry county whose farms abutt on the company's lines have been approached and offers made to buy land. The company

officials do not expect much difficulty to arise in securing the necessary

land. However they are prepared to bring condemnation suits if necessary. : Straighten Out Line. , ' It is said that the company will

straighten its right of way wherever possible and in a few places along the line will have their right of way in an entirely new location. Attention

will be paid to the straightening of

the smaller as . well as the larger

curves, it is said.

.The construction gangs have not begun work around Richmond as yet However it would not be surprising to local railroaders to receive orders

con to begin on the big fill, just north of Olen Miller lake. This land was purchased last summer from the city by the company. It is understood

that the company will straighten its tracks between the east end yards and

Nineteenth street.

The upper right hand picture Is Mrs. 1 1 Nll I l- x Howard, Gould, the plaintiff. The low-, I I Hn I ' jfS i er left hand picture is Howard Gould. I I (. "i I rtxy V-l. A1 1 y'i i jt Jiy si V The adjoining picture is that of the 1 I t f 3 I &2 U' w;f"sV famous Castle Gould. The other two II x$iSj? I ' 1 jfi u' fl

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Tvo Piece Suits Be Dressed in Summer Fashion on the fourth We are shewing a handsome line of men's, and ' young men's $18 two-piece suits. They are made in the most fashionable styles, the latest Paris and New York patterns, fabrics of the very best weaves. These suits are worth any $2Sstiit ever placed on the market, but these are our summer special two piece suits at

S1UGERS Oil PICIIIC

Indianapolis Chorus Arrives

: On Special Car at Glen Miller Park. - '.V".- ' '0--,; ' "S ' v'-"-"' " ' .:' "

GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT

Robberk Holdup Wrong Train: S Narrowly Escaped Pursuers

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WAS FID

John Thomas, a full blooded Indian,

was fined II and costs in city court

yesterday afternoon for public intoxi

cation. He' went to jail. Thomas dis- : played the stoicism of his race. The - only ; word he uttered in court was

"guilty" in response to the question

of the prosecutor. He was arrested

last evening by officer Roberts.

A BIG SHIPMENT.

Milton, Ind., June 23. John Cart-

wright, timber contractor, shipped for

ty-five fine walnut logs to Armstrong and Perrine, Ft Wayne, yesterday. He bought the trees of Unrllle Wallace

south of town.

The Roberts Park Choral Society of

Indianapolis, one of the . largest and best known singing organisations in the state, came by special interurban this morning from Indianapolis, and

were taken directly to Olen Miller where they will spend the afternoon. They will take supper at the Country club and tonight they will give a con

cert at the Reid Memorial church. ,

This society is under the direction

of Mr. Edward Taylor, and is .doing an excellent work. It is their custom each

year to hold an outing, and Richmond

is fortunate in having them come to

spend the day at Glen Miller and

thus give the music lovers opportunity

to hear them in concert.

Mr. Leo Rlggs, organist of the new

Baptist church. Indianapolis, will be at the organ, and this will be a treat

to those who know the Reld organ.

Mr. Law, tenor, Mr. Grimes, bary

tone, and Miss Kller, violinist, will be

heard with great pleasure by their nu

merous friends in this city -

Mr. Taylor, director of this organisa

tion, is a ' thorough musician and a

tireless worker, and is gaining a foothold in the vocal work, in Richmond.

"The reason," said Uncle Thomas,

that some stupid men get along bet

ter titan some smart ones is that they dont keep talkin all the time and

enemies."

Turtle soup Thursday at

Lew Wrede's, 34 S. Gtn St

Vancouver, B. C, June 23. Six masked men held up the wrong train last night at Kamloops, British Columbia, and by doing so lost, their opportunity to take possession of ninety bars of silver bullion. After they had ransacked" three cars and found noth

ing of value,' they were. forced to fly

on account of the approach of a posse,

and escaped narrowly by taking to a

skiff and rowing across Shush a wp lake to safety.

Train No. 97 of the Canadian Pa

cific was proceeding along on schedule

time when the hold-op occurred. A few minutes ahead was the mail train bearing the fortune in bullion. . At Ducks station the engineer observed men ! laying a tie across the track. He attempted to run them down, when a volley from rifles and six shooters brought him to a halt. At once the men boarded the engine, and

while two of them -held the engineer

and fireman under the cover of revolv

ers, the other bandits went through

the remainder of the train. The bag'

gage car was entered, but the coveted

silver was not discovered. 8earch Passenger Coaches.

, Thinking that perhaps the metal had been concealed in some other part of the train, the desperadoes searched the passenger. coaches. Strange . to say.

they did not attempt to relieve the pas sengers of, any money ; or jewelry.

In the meantime the engineer had surreptitiously hurried down the track to give the alarm. A posse was hastily formed and a -hundred armed men proceeded toward the scene of the hold-up at a double quick. " v - The robbers were just completing their search when the posse arrived. Immediately they broke for the lake. Evidently a skiff .had been 'placed on the bank to convey them across. The robbers were quickly In the boat and exchanging shots wlth'v their pursuers, they rowed furiously toward the other side of the lake. . f , The railroad v authorities; say that nothing is missing. - : '

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Railroad Commission Has Not Announced Procedure In Local Case. PETITION IS PRESENTED

Plans of the state railroad commission to try and -compel the C. C. A I, and the Pennsylvania railroad companies to interchange freight in vtbis

Workman's Thirst Causes Him ' To jjose Posiiionin Brewery

city will 'note' be. divulged, at the present time" The commissioner's attorney, Charles Shiveley of this city, and E. Mv Haas, secretary 'of the Commercial club, which .organisation is requesting that the commission take up the question, in the -interest of local shippers, were in conference with the commissioners - at Indianapolis yesterday. .- .. Mr. Shiveley. made an oral argument presenting the facta ta tfifc eaae to tn commission. ' He also presented a petition with the commissioners 'asking them to; compel the two roads to furnish interchange rates. Forms of legal procedure were suggested but no decision made by the commission as to which to follow. f

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Chicago. June 23, If the regular

drinking time la .. a brewery Is lO o'clock, in the morning, and a. man has a raging thirst ten minutes before that hour and , goes out and purchases a

"tub of suds" at the nearest saloon,

shall he be discharged from the brew

ery?

"Chess, say the proprietory of the

Garden City brewery, ' 975 - Albany avenue.

"NIC Is the reply of the Structural

Iron Workers' union.

The situation Is becoming strained,

and unless some agreement can be

reached very shortly a number of iron

workers who have been doing son

Interior . work 1a ths brewery win

The trouble all started when Hush pown, one of the Iron worker, sot

thirsty at 9: SO o'clock the other morn

ing. Regularly at 10 o'clock every

morning and again at noon ft has been a custom of the brewery to give all employes what beer they care to

drink, but at other times they are for

bidden to touch It-

Mr. Brown didnt think: his system

could stand it during the long ten min

utes between 9:50 and If o'clock.-o he took his tittle tin bucket and had tt filled at a saloon across the street.

When the brewery owners teamed of this action they discharged him aad

the other members of the an

are wortmaj at the brewery say Tea

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Let Us Crovn You In one of our magnificent new Straw llrts. No matter which you select, and no nutter what price you pay, you are sure of beetling style, as we have a sheps fcr every hd and a price fcr every purse. Mever tsA a variety before as we are showing fcr So mer, 1909. :, "

PaMinnia tolls $5 Arid $6

Rosent'.oom, Dentin & Co. 524 Mc5a Street

SUIT QUIET TITLE

Orville Aukerman has entered suit m the Wayne circuit court , against Demas 8. Coe, as auditor of Wayne county, to quiet title. The , suit - is purely formal and to clear up the title of the plaintiff to his land. , The land

was bought seventy-four years ago under a school fund mortgage that never

was renewed and to make valid his

title Aukerman had to make arrange-

i ments with the county. -

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- Great Skirt Bargains at Knollenberg's Store tomorrow. Wool Skirts at $2.98, $3.48, and 6.48. See show window, it's a great money saving1 opportunity.

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QUITE PROBAQLE

It is probable that proceedings will

be entered in the circuit court to have

annulled the marriage of Krerett 1

Bradley to Cora Taylor. - The boy ts !

hat sixteen years . old. His parents

claimed the young woman exercised I

an influence over him that led him to lope with her to Kentucky. '. The !

mother of the girl seems to be well

satisfied but the Bradleys are dis

pleased. The prosecuting attorney

may take up the matter. The police I

were- appealed to by the Bradleys and

while betas; wnims; to help they are powerless nader the ciresanataaees. It to probable that the emit te aural the

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shape. It does not soil the hands la the least; It 'to the

seeder in the market, taking oat both seed sad stem at the)

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