Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 290, 26 August 1909 — Page 8

IE RICH2IOND PALLAJOTim Al SCN-TELEGTXAfl. f iiUKSrai AUGUST 26, 1909. , BOY KISSES WIFE: PAPA IS FURIOUS ALDRICH ARRIVES Members of Nobility Held at Island TO CALL Oil TAFT New York Parent Didn't Know, His Daughter Had Been Married. Boss of Senate Has Some Selections for the Tariff Commission. ENTERTAINED BY FRICK PULLS GUN ON NEWLYWED'

4?AGE EIGHT.

WHICH CAUSED THE FRIGHTENED GROOM TO QUAKE AT THE KNEES IRATE PARENT DRAWS v A $10 FINE. New York, Aug. 26. If you come home unexpectedly and find your daughter kissing her husband good night it isn't at all a clubby thing to do to get mad and order him out of the house and threaten to shoot him, even It you haven't been informed beforehand that you have a son-in-law. R Ib a wise precaution to pause a moment, count ten, .and find out if your family has really been increased thuswise, else you areliable to get in trouWe In a police court, as Raymond Dare did in Newark- today. Mt. Dare who is a prosperous merchant with a handsome home at 11 Bast Park street, Newark, found his pretty daughter Marjorie kissing young Eugene Everson behind the front door when he came in Sunday night, and he promptly blew up with a loud noise soto speak. A Young Upstart. "You young upstart," he stormed. "You you how dare you kiss my daughter? And you, Miss! Are you out of. your head? Goto your room before I forget myself!" "It's ail right, papa," stammered Marjorie. "Don't get-excited of course I kiss 'Gene; he's -my " ButMr.Dare would hear no explanations. , ' j "It's 'all'- right, Is it?" he cried. "Well, I'll show you! Get out of my house, .you -vagabond !' And then he ran and got his shotgun although Mrs. Dare came out of her room and told'hlmthat Marjorie and young Everson had been married secretly since August' 15, when they went to Caldwell. Ni J., and visited the Rev. Wyckford C. Timbrel. Even that didn't mollify him and Mrs. Dare ran down the street and got Policemen Bauman and Weber who took the gun away from him and arrested him. The case came up in the First precinct police court today and Mrs. Dare In tears told the story. "I don't see why he should raise such a row becausefMarjorie was secretly married," she said, "because he and I were married several months 'before we told anybody about 1 it. And anyway he never objected torf Eugene before. Dare seemed to be sorry land said he didn't remember gettingthe gun. He said he was so exeltedv when he found his daughter kissing a young man that he did not knowwhat he was doing. He was fined ferarising a disturbance. '

EXCEEDED SPEED! LIMIT. Do not get excited or asarmed when you are run over by ah auto. Just be thankful that it wloes notl come back and try it again.- Several women

have exceeded the speedt limit lately when they had their washing out at eight o'clock, but it wastedueato rub-a-

lac. Do not he slow, but getthe stuff that has the speed. ThatitfisArub-a-lac. Try it

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Rev. H. Robert Smithipastorp of the First Baptist church andfiRev. Addison Parker, former pastor, repneaentted the local church at the convention of the Flat Rock Baptist association at Shelbyville, Monday and Tuesday of this week. The local church with Elkhorn, Connersville, Cambridge City and Rossburg churches formed the Whitewater association which was recently abandoned. -

People i with chronic ; ; bronchitis, asthma and lung trouble, will find great relief and comfort in Foley's Honey and Tar. and can. avoid suffering by commencing to take it at once. A. G. Luken & Co.

The Automatic Orchestra always playing while you take refreshments at the Greek Candy Store.

MARQUISE AND MARQOlsii EDDO0AHD DE HETMOTE, WHO "WERE D HELD AT KLLIS ISLAND, NBVI TORK'8 EMIGRANT STATION TOR SEVERAL DAYS. OWING TO A MISTAKE OF THE- EMIGRANT OFFICIALS THE MARQUISE VERT INDIGNANT, DESCRIBES LIFE AT ELLIS ISLAND AS A HORRIBLE NIGHTMARE.

A RIVAL PAGEANT AT CELEBRATION

Naval Powers of the World to Be Represented on The Hudson.

SEVENTY -FIVE VESSELS'

THEY WILL PAY HONOR TO THE MAN WHO DISCOVERED GREAT RIVER AND TO INVENTOR OF THE STEAMBOAT.

(American News Service) "Washington, D. C, Aug. 26. The naval demonstration at the coming Hudson-Fulton celebration at New York promises to be a notable one, the expectation now being that about seventy-five vessels of the American and foreign navies will be present to participate in the naval parade. More than fifty vessels of the American navy will be available and will, be -, ordered to participate in the. celebration. Of the larger fighting craft there ,will .be at least sixteen battleships, three armored cruisers, and three scout cruisers. Twelve speedy - torpedo boats with four submarines anJ their parent ships, the Dixie and the Castine, are to toe sent. Yankton to Appear. . The little tender Yankton, which has accompanied- the Atlantic battleship fleet on a considerable portion of its travels, two supply ships, the Celtic and the Culgoa and a repair ship, the Panther, will be in line, as will also a torpedo vessel auxiliary, the Montgomery. Seven colliers, the Arabenda, the Brutus, the Hannibal, the Lebanon, the Leonidas, the Marcellus and the Sterling, which have supplied fuel to the American navy in all parts of the world, and the little tug Potomac, con

clude the list so far as at present made up. Marines in Parade. For the first time in history, according to the naval officials, there will be a parade of marines and blue jackets in the Bronx. Major David Wilson of the New York national guard has been informed by the Navy Department that a regiment consisting of five battalions will participate in the great army, naval, civic and historical parade on Sept. 29. This regiment will be made up of a battalion of marines and four batteries of seamen. Recent advices to the Navy Department are that Rear Admiral Von Koester, who will represent the German Emperor in his naval capacity, will fly his flag on the Gneisenau, although he expects to cross the ocean in a mail steamer. Other vessels from Germany which will participate are the Dresden, the Hertha, the Kiktoria, the L-uise and the Bremen.

JOHNSON TRAINING

MARY NAUGHTY GIRL

Mary Columbus, the gypsy girl who flecked a ten dollar bill from a farmer east of the city a few weeks ago while telling him his fortune, but who wa3 apprehended before she got away with the money has been arrested at Jasper for a similar offense. She was not arrested in this city as the band of which she was a member got beyond the jurisdiction of the local authorities before the matter was reported. At Jasper she was fined $10 and costs which was promptly paid by her father. Judging from the alacrity with which the father paid the fine, the vocation of his daughter is a very profitable one to the band. The girl approaches a stranger and asks for a match following which informal introduction she offers to tell his fortune. It is necessary that she hold her victim's purse during the fortune telling stunt. She then unobserved by her victim dextrously relieves the purse of a bill or two.

(American News Service) San Francisco, Aug. 26. For the first time since he won the world's heavyweight championship by defeating Burns in Australia, Jack Johnson began active training today at Cockrells quarters across the bay, in preparation for his fight with Al Kaufman. Johnson did not try to do . heavy work yesterday, but started road work and punched the bag for an hour. Then he did some light sparring. Johnson was up with the sun this morning and cheerfully set out with Bob Armstrong, formerly the training partner of . Stanley Ketchel, who is here to help the big negro. Kaufman will not be seen in action by the local camp followers until Monday when he comes over from Boyes Springs to his old grounds upon the Colma road.

Come to the Greek Candy Store if you want the purest and best dish of Ice Cream in the city.

TEACHER RESIGNS. Miss Josephine Ulrich of Webster, who has been teaching in the Jefferson township schools, has resigned and her position been filled by Miss Edith Weber.

12 North Tenth St.

U BO K O The Highest Grade of concentrated feed on the market. ARB YOUR FEED BILLS HIGH? For remedy call Richmond Feed Store,

Phone 2196.

11-13 N. 9th

SENATOR SAYS HIS VISIT WITH THE TRUST MAGNATE HAS NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE BEVERLY GOSSIP. (American News Service) Beverly, Mass., Aug. 26. Senator Nelson Aldrich of Rhode Island is in Beverly today aivd this afternoon i3 to call upon President Taft. He asked for . an appointment and the presumption is that he wishes to make some recommendations in regard to the appointment of tariff experts. Senator Aldrich also wishes to see the president in regard to the appointment of a census supervisor from Rhode Island where the Aldrich and opposing faction each have candidates. Aldrich is a guest of Henry

Clay Frick at the Frick residence.

Eagle Rock. He is an old friend of the trust magnate and his visit to Frick has nothing political in connection with it, he told the reporters. Liked by President. That the Nor'h Shore is liked by the president as an ideal place for his summer home is attested by the report that lie intends to lease for next year the Evans estate adjoining his present home at Burgess Point. Mrs. Evans, widow of Rebert D. Evans, who died early in July, intends to spend next summer abroad and the house, one of the finest on the North Shore, will be vacant. It is this estate which President Taft is said to be desirous of leasing. Rumor goes further and says should he move into his Evans estate, his brother, Charles P. Taft, will give up his present summer home at Murray Bay, Canada, and rent the Stetson cottage which his brother, the president now occupies. Both estates are closely adjoining properties.

MATERIAL ARRIVES

Material for St. Mary's church and parish house, Eighth and North A streets, is being shipped into the city again. Many of the steel trusses to be used in the construction of the church were placed on the site of the new building today. No one seems to know when operations on the building will be resumed. However, it is probable that the work will be begun in the next week or two.

For indigestion and all stomach trouble take Foley Orino Laxative as it stimulates the stomach and liver and regulates the bowels and will positively cure habitual constipation. A. G. Luken & Co.

Try the Peach Cantaloupe and Banana Specials at the Greek Candy Store. They will please you.

FOR GALE Small tract of land near the city suitable and equipped lor gardening and chicken raising W. B. BRADBURY dt SON 1 and S.Westcott Block

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Jack and Jill went up the hill to get a paU of

water.

For Jill to wash her Dolly's clothes, as Anty

Drudge had taught her.

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They'll be as white and as clean as a new pin.'

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What time on washday do you get through with your washing? Ten o'clock, noon, three o'clock or night? If you do it the old-fashioned, boiling, hot water, hard rubbing way, you're lucky to get it done by sundown. If you wash the Fels-Naptha way in cool or lukewarm water without boiling or hard rubbing, you can be done well before noon and take it easy all the time. And your clothes will be cleaner, J fresher, sweeter than ever before. Fels-Naptha Soap is a great time-saver. ' In Winter and Summer. A half-day every washday means twenty six days a year saved by washing with Fels-Naptha Soap. Isn't that worth while in addition to the saving on clothes, fuel, health and labor? Time is money. Use Fels-Naptha Soap every washday and save it.

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YOUR VACATION Will not be complete without a KODAK. Step In and see the line. All prices from tXM to fit. Bring your film to us to he developed. W. H. ROSS DRUG COMPANY, 804 MAIN STREET.

Mow's The Tfimme to "boost" your credit, by paying up all your bills. Your creditors, pleased with your promptness, will gladly extend you credit again, should the occasion demand it, and it will be a satisfaction to you to not be compelled each pay-day to divide up your pay among a number of creditors.

If you already have the money with which to do this, well and good; if not, we can be of service to you, not only by loaning you the money, but also by saving you money. We loan in sums to suit the borrower, on household goods, pianos, livestock and all personal property, without removal. Wo give you such time and such payments as you may desire, and we absolutely Guarantee a Lower Rate than can be had from any similar concern in the city. Does this sound good? If so. Investigate our assertions and prove to your satisfaction that they are true; then you will have no difficulty to determine where you can best serve your own Interests. Liberal discounts for all unexpired time. Free extensions is case of sickness.

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