Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 281, 17 August 1909 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AIO 0UH-TELEGIIA2X, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1009.

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COMMERCIAL CLUO WOIl THE HOtlORS , 1 . I Made Good Showing Today in Hearing Before. Railroad , 1J '. " " OBaBaaasajaB . .. - V - ', CHARGE DISCRIMINATION

TESTIMONY GIVEN THAT IT IS

CHEAPER TO USE WEST VI R-

GINIA THAN THE INDIANA PRODUCT.

Indianapolis, Aug. 17 The Richmond Commercial Club made an exceptionally good showing in its fight ; before the State Railroad Commlssion against the alleged discrimination of ; the Pennsylvania Railroad Company In Its virtual ' refusal to

grant freight Interchange at Richmond with the C C. & L In a hearing this afternoon.: The point at issue is whether there , ' Is discrimination and" whether on railroad company can be .forced by " process of law to interchange freight. The Commercial Club is thought to have scored heavily In ft hearing before the State Railroad Commission when ft Introduced evMenee.to the effect that it is cheaper to buy coal from West Virginia and pay the Pennsylvania for the freight on the long haul than it is to pay the charges asked by that company for Interchange at Richmond whereby the merchants and manufacturers could , ' ' obtain Indiana' coal direct from the Indiana coal fields. This state of affairs was ' brought out in the testimony of O. O. Smith and E. M. Haas, secretary of the Richmond Coomer-y-cial Club. Smith is well known as an authority on the coal situation in gen- ' eral and; Haas adduced testteiony , . from facts which he had! collected " from , Richmond manufacturers and shippers. - The Panhandle tried to break down . the testimony of the Commercial Club but ;when it was further shown that ' it .was far cheaper to buy logs from out of the state and have them shipped in, it was admitted by those who should know, that It had been . shown that the Pennsy had been discriminating. C. Kramer was one of the witnesses who made a good show- - ing for the commercial organization r on the lumber situation.

TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are recommended to " "take Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache,' rheumatism, and kidney and bladder trouble. - It will ; quickly correct, urinary Irregularities, which, if neglected, may. develop into a serious illness. It will restore health . and . strength. - Do not neglect signs of kidney or bladder trouble and. risk r . Bright's disease or diabetes A. G. Luken & Co. 4 i .

FARMERS ORGAIIIZE Horsethief Detective Association in Webster Tovvhr ' ship Now. , s -. . '. ; ,- "" T. j , HAVE GOOD ORGANIZATION

'Articles of association have been filed with ... County ' Recorder Robbin3 by the Webster Detective association. The 'purpose of the organization is to detect and apprehend horse thieves and other felons. The trustees Include John D. Crowe, J. Wi Coletrane and Arthur B. Palmer, and the following active members: James B. Unthank, L. Clarence Palmer, Dewitt C. Jay, William H. H. Jay, A. L. Baldwin, Samuel Olunt and W. C. Caskey, all- of whom lire in Webster or vicinThe organization was not organized for pecuniary profit and it has no capital stock1. The articles of association provide for the mutual protection against the operations of horsethleves and other felons. The association will sleet a captain who will appoint lieutenants or assistants, who will have the power of constables. The association is perpetual but the officials will be elected each year.

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JJ-. (American ,ISew Service) "

Calcutta. India, Aug.' 17. Thousands

of natives celebrated the execution of

Dhingra with a ; religious festival.

The , murderer' . was extoile-! as a martyr and his act was called a "glorious deed." " "" , . ' '

;V POST OFFICE ROBBED. - .J Vv (American News Service)

VanBuren, Ind., Aug. 17. The post

office was robbed during the night of $200 in stamps and $25 in money.

The escape was made in a buggy stol

en from Richard Brewer of this cHy

and abandoned a few' miles from town. No one heard the explosion but Post'

master Batchelor discovered the robbery at opening time this morning. The same post office was robbed of

$500 last December.

YANKEES IN DEAL. (Am-lcan News Service) -

Pekin, Aug. 17. American participa

tion in the , Hankow She Chuen rail

road loan was settled today by Henry

P. Fletcher, the American representative. Americans will get one quart

er of the thirty million dollar loan.

No matter how long you have suffered Foley's Kidney Remedy will help you. Mrs. 8. L. Bowen, of Wayne, W. Va.; writes: "I was a sufferer from kidney disease, so that at times I could not get ont of bed, and when I did I could not stand straight. , I took Foley's Kidney Remedy. , One dollar bottle and part of the second cured me entirely." It will cure you. A. G. Lukens A Co.

HEALTH VERY GOOD

- According to City Health Officer, Dr. . Charles S. Bond, the general health of Richmond people at present is , as ; near perfect, as it can possibly be at this time of the year.' There are no" cases of contagious diseases, the last: case of scarlet feverbeing dismissed yesterday. This' condition of affairs . is unusual at ' this I particular

season -It is said when contagion usually runs amuck and becomes generally prevalent - '

There are - many cases of . ''heat

rash", reported among the babies and

small children of the city, but this is

always the case during the hot summer months and it ought to be expectedv ;

Jones Is Brewn optimistic? Jacks-I should say so. I have known blm to go' into a restaurant without a peany in his pocket, order a dozen oysters and feel sure that he would be able to pay for bis bill with a pearl which be would find in one of the oysters. London Express.

: . SCHOONER IS SUNK. American News Service)

rsew York, Aug. 17. One man per

ished and nine were rescued when the masted schooner Arlington of Boston, bound for Jacksonville, ran aground off Long Beach in front of the Nassau hotel. The man drowned was tu sailor, who became exhausted from hunger

and exposure. The life savers fought

the storm and waves ten hours before

they succeeded in reaching the Arlington. Fierce storms are raging along

the Atlantic coast and shipping of all

descriptions is in peril.

ROUGH ON JOHNSON. (American News Service),

Salt Lake City, Aug. 17. After spending nearly all the night trying to

find a place to sleep. Jack Johnson,

the champion heavyweight pugilist, finally appealed to the police who

could do- -nothing for him. With his

wife, Johnson found' shelter in a col

ored settlement. Hotels told him

they didn't cater to colored trade.

-; Americanism.

"Don't," said Lady Lacland to the American heiresses she was about to

launch in , London "don't say clerk

when you mean shop assistant. A clerk is a writer, not a salesman. Pro

nounce it 'dark, by the way.

"Don't say 'maa' when you mean

'angry.' Madness Is insanity.

"Don't say 'on' a street, but in a

street. "Don't say It Is claimed that So-and

so.' Say 'it la declared' or It is stated.'

Why? Ob, because It is claimed' Is an Americanism. In good. Oxford

English the expression is neither writ ten nor spoken.

"Don't say patent. Say 'pay-tent. -

Exchange.

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The doctor first, of course, in sickness or injury, but a drug store that can supply him with drugs, medicine and sick room goods is of prime importance the mors serious the sickness, the greater the need. Send us the doctor's prescription we do the rest. ' - the kindness of Richmond people and Wayns county. We thank you meet heartily. We shall do our part in givmg you a real, good live drug store will you respond with your trsdsT long word, but comprehensive. A "prescriptionist" is one who specializes in family and physicians' recipes that's us, therefore Si are depended upon for most the minor ills in many homes. When we compound anything In the recipe and prescription line, we know you can depend on them for results because our drugs are the purest, strongest and safest your family recipe gets the earns loving cars as ths most delicate physicians' prescription.

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ConEcey's Cold Remedy Is a scientific combination of remedies that never fail to produce results. Price 25c

Dysentery

la a prevalent and dangerous " complaint it's created an enormous demand for the beet remedy for Its tesatment. Hobsen's Compound Blackberry Balsam, you'll fine It hers. A useful and wholesome astringent that's prescribed with success n Richmond. Prices 2Sc per bottle.

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A Great Little Smo!ic A smoke for odd minuses, short walks, short waits, for all occasions. Indoors , or out. Hem meters. Champion LHtlo lobby, are handler than ths full sited cigars. For a longer smoke ws know you'll enjoy Mareont and other S and

10s

you can purify an ordinary basement snd kill sll bad odors left by high water or dampness. Conkey's Disinfecting Powder does the work. Better than cloride of lime. 1

Gar Insect KiBer Keep ths house free of "bugs" Nothing, so distressing as Insects crawling over , everything. Come to Conksys for ths real thing In Germicides. Ws have It In Conksy,s Insect Killer- You'll sp-; prsclats its effective work. ,

"is it good?" ws ssk ths candy man ws never forget to look Into Jt. Here's s few of the confections they brought ue the other day: Chocolates, Bon Bens and many other high grade box goods at Conkey prices.

Peroxide Cream For The Complexion Every woman- who wants to keep her complexion as naturs IntsndW ed should test ths merits of this excellent crssm. Special pricsava 60c Jar for 25c

and Soda here is perfection cold, snappy, bubbling soda of marked purity, and served expertly and cleanly. Ws dispsnss all ths old time favorite flavors and newest conceits snd concoction, snd ice cream combinations. Our soda drink represents all that la best. "Stop In and nets, the difference." , . Money Orders Issued. Parcel delivery headquarters. Dental Supplies. Fountain Pens and Stationery. Phone orders solicited and delivered promptly. Members of National Druggists' Association, and local Y. M. B. C. and Commercial clubs.

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Use Our Free Messenger Service

HIS GUILTDOUBTtD

Attorney for Fitzgibbons Says

The Letter Is Work of : An Enemy.

SUPPORTED BY FRIENDS

"John Fitzgibbons could not have

written that letter. It is the work, of some other party who wanted to set him in trouble. I have made an investigation of the affair and am satisfied that he did not write It and the matter will be settled within a abort

time, clearing Mr. Fitzgibbons from all

blame of the affair. A person who wrote that letter mast have been in

sane. .

Such was a statement of Charles E.

Shiveley this afternoon when asked whether he hsd any statement to make for publication In regard the ar

rest of his client yesterday morning

by deputy United States marshal, Ixra Boyd of IadisnapoWs, on a warrant

charging the use of the malls tor obscene, lascivious and llcesUous pur

pose. The warrant had been filed by William Hoen of Noblesvtlle. father of Clarence Hoen. aged 17. Friends of the accused man are of the belief that Mr. Fitzgibbons is unjustly accused. They say it Is spite work on the part of some enemy of his. '

III HONOR OF TEAM

UUcER HOSPITALITY.

Members of Triumph lodge. Knights of Pythias enjoyed a fine banquet last evening at the temple. South Eighth street, given in honor of the team. Several visitors from out of the city were present and responded to toasts. J. M. Martin read an original poem which was dedicated to the team.

Mil HOIIOB LAND

Out of respect to Charles Land, one of the directors of the Second National Bank, who died recently at Chicago, ths bank will close tumor ww afternoon at 2:30. during the funeral. -Ths Elks win visit ths homo this veBin . - - -

A Curisats Kxpcritnc In th Wilde of Anekia. ; ' Of tbc carious ideas of . hospitality held by some of the natiren of that wild country lying betwssu Bagdad and Damascus two travelers. Captain Butler and Captain Ay hresr. tell In the Geographical Magazine: "We found Feysnl lbs Raakid 4a minor ruler of Arabia) alttftsg Hi a law room, ths roof

of which was swcmsCed by

pUlsrs. JlM renod fbe sides of the

were spread carpets, so which sat Jus vizices snd members of his court. - Be Is a msn of thirty-three years, with a dark, pointed beard, goad, regslsx features, but eyes that are cold and cruel, and be has a nervous, fidgety manner and was all the .time arranging

his abba (cloak) and cossbinsrand

lnc bis mustache sad beard snd

Ing himself to s small, cheap

glass that bang Jmst beUad blm.

his bead on the wall hung his. silver mounted walking stick and a sword, the sheath of which was also covered in silver. Be was very richly dressed. "On oar arrival at the house placed st oar disposal ws congratulated ourselves on our good fortune In having sueb a cordial welcome, bat we were

speedily dtsWastooed. We badmot

there sssrs than flvo minutes wl

Bww Tshiard shave, a rlchlv

7 tdl

luT'thalC tne emir would no

camels or so.

of bock, bat that be

of gut ope make or of lloieat that we hssssssfl to have. That was only too trss- and darts oar ova days stay

there there was costanal

of slaves and bassets o :

tie demanding talngs-fsr ths his viators sad favsffeas sad

Ing tawa -Is each s way that ft was lmDosstbieTor as toisfase. At tost ws

had prseUralhr petbiss of any

left., hastes;

revefvar. eostssasoa. wasssns and sfhsr axtlrias of ear ISL "Aaart frfsi tads ssstea of

isas tear 1

sd tar the eactr aad

as from ths castle by hiss. Aboot three sr fear Moms a day wmAL

go 'ay to ths

wffh kfsi sad talk aboot his

Do was aHrar:r-?

bsv-J t-' &

tng as very well la asf tahtag oB we had and taming as adrift to dla la

genial on

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