Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 32, 9 December 1909 — Page 10
THE RICHMOND FALIVAmUJl AA'O SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1909.
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An Art Garland
Baseburner or Range
This will more than please her. The housewife at all times will be more than pleased with this sort of present. At the same time it makes an excellent piece of furnishing for the home and so in keeping with the present cold wave. Buy a Garland Base Burner or Range. We will assure you it will give great pleasure to the thrifty housewife. We are Headquarters for Toys, China, Cut Glass, etc. The largest line in Eastern Indiana. 604-608 MAIN ST.
MAN WAS FROZEN AND BOTH LIMBS WERE AMPUTATED
Herbert Crawford, of Bentonville, Gets Drunk at Cambridge and Spends Night Under Grain House.
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W. TOMS, CAMBRIDGE, IS ANOTHER VICTIM There Was Great Suffering
All Over the County Last Evening and the Poor Are
In the Greatest Need.
MURRAY'S APPROVED VAUDEVILLE WEEK OF DECEMBER 6 HEIDELBERG FOUR Vaudeville Greatest Singers. CORNELLOQ FAMILY Catapult Acrobats. Three Other Big Acts. MATINEE, 2:30; any seat, 10c. EVENING, 7:45 and 9:00; prices 10, 15 and 20c. Loge seats, 25c. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
SHIP LOST AT SEA
(American News Service) Buffalo, Dec. 9. Steamer W. C. Richardson of Cleveland, went on the rocks three miles from here this morning. Chief Engineer Samuel Mayberry and four members of the crew were drowned. Fourteen were rescued. The vessel was valued at $200,000 and the cargo of flax about $300,000 more. It possibly willy be a total loss.
SCRIBNER'S Columbian ' Burlesquers ' AT '
TONIGHT December 9
Youth, Beauty, Talent, Mirth, Music, Fun, Laughter, Good Time. Lota of pretty girls and comical men. An evening of real enjoyment. Special: Belle Emerson. Prices 25c, 35c, and 50c. Seats now on sale at the Westeott Pharmacy.
Ymw CMsttmmas FnnrMtliinFe Moeey W1U go farther at
Not simply because we say it, not because we are boastful, but for the simple reason that we are subject to less expense and can therefore lessen our profits. Then too we will not, under any circumstances sell goods of questionable or inferior character. II It ceces frea Dcs&icfs it's right in Quality and Price Automatic Bed Davenport A piece of furniture that has taken the place of sofa, lounge and folding bed, and is the most practical and the most handsome piece one can own. Easy, comfortable, beautiful, and very desirable, day or night A simple operation changes it from a Davenport into a comfortable bed, with large box for bedding. Covered with Chase or Real Karpen Sterling Leather. Finished in Golden Oak, Mission, Early English or Mahogany. Priced $20.00 and upwards. THE "EXCELLO"
Is another very fine Bed Davenport and sells for $32.00 and up. Whatever your furniture needs may be, see
GILBERT T. 627-623 Main
ANOTHER ATTACK IS MADE Oil COOK
New York Times Alleges He Paid Men to Prepare Polar Records.
(Palladium Special)
Cambridge City, Ind., Dec. 9. With
both legs frozen to the knee and suffering intensely from the extreme cold
Herbert Crawford, aged about
years, was found lying under Hazel-
rigg's grain house this morning by
Thomas Barry.
Crawford is a farm hand and bis
home is near Bentonville, Ind. He participated freely in the use of intox
icants at Cambridge yesterday and
last night the man became gloriously
drunk. He was in a drunken stupor when found this morning. The man was brought to Richmond and taken
to the Reid Memorial hospital, where
it was found necessary to amputate
both, of his less at the knee in order
to save his life. Has Hands Frozen.
Another case of severe exposure was that of William Toms, an old resident
of this place, in feeble condition. He
wandered up the Big Four railroad tracks last evening. He was missed
early and a searching party was organized. Toms was found in a very bad condition near the railroad tracks. Both of his hands were frozen and had not the man been found just when he was, would probably have died 'from exposure. He is 55 years of age.
AFFIDAVITS' ARE SHOWN
A PILOT AND AN INSURANCE BROKER ARE ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN PROMISED $4,000 FOR DOING THIS WORK. '
(American News Service) New York, Dec. 9. The Times prints today sworn affidavits, signed by August W. Loose, a pilot and navigator, and George H Dunkle, an insurance broker, that Dr. Frederick A. Cook, the explorer, promised them four thousand dollars for their aid in preparing the polar records of his journey to the North Pole, which ar!
now in the hands of the University of Copenhagen.
The times is a firm supporter of
Peary in the North Pole controversy. The signers of the affidavits freely acknowledge that their motive in making these affidavits is the alleged failure to pay them the full sums said to have been promised.
The Times adds that it is impossible
as yet to say tnat tne observations, calculated by Captain loose, and whioh
he alleges he supplied to Dr. Cook, are
those actually delivered to the university of Copenhagen.
A MYSTERIOUS FIRE
Two Italians Burned to Death And Four Injured at Youngstown.
HOME OF EDITOR BURNED Youngstown, Ohio, Dec. 9. As a result of a fire of mysterious origin, at one o'clock; this morning, two persons are dead and four seriously burned. The dead are: Gavirla Stelvo, 18 years old and Sebastina Martona, 19 years old. The bodies of the dead could not be recovered until after six o'clock thi3 morning. The residence destroyed was that of Editor Bonf rana, who owns a local Italian paper.
MHJSIBA.ILJRiI9S
Rude Impoliteness. There cannot be a greater rudeness than to interrupt another in the current of his discourse.
POOR DEMANDS. Big Rush Made on Trustee and the Charities Today. Last night the thermometer did not go above lO above zero, and this morning between and 7 o'clock, was but 2 above, according to the observations obtained at the pumping station, east of the city. Several farmers stated it was below zero early this morning. The demands for fuel at Township Trustee James Haworth's office this morning, were particularly heavy and already a large hole has been eaten in that car load which the township purchased, to be given out to its poor. Food, likewise, was in demand and several orders were placed by charitable associations with groceries and meat markets to supply the needy. Mrs. Candler, probation officer, stated that clothing was in demand and that a large amount of second hand clothing, some fairly good, the rest in a dilapidated condition, was apportioned out. Stock Is Suffering. In the country districts, reports were received that the stock was suffering to some extent. So far as known, no stock was frozen to death. Just how serious the damage will be in the outlying districts remains to be determined after the inevitable thaw. Wheat will probably suffer, as the roots have been exposed in many fields by the ground freezing and
tearing the roots from the plant. Or
chards will also suffer as a result of
the limbs being coated with ice. This damage will not be serious. The plumbers in this city today were
very busy, repairing exposed water
pipes, which were frozen and bursted.
Plumbers say that there have been more complaints for this reason than
in several years. Coal men are per
haps the only ones appreciating the cold wave. Tl ice men are also expectant of a chance to harvest a large amount of natural ice before the cold
wave breaks. Another cold day will be required before the ice men can get busy, according to a locallealer. Skating, on the river and ponds is exceptionally good and many are enjoying this sport. The cold has effected the steam and
electric railroads and very few trains or cars arrived on scheduled time. The trains from the north are delayed because of snow drifts, but those from the east, south and west, seem to be delayed because the cold is effecting the machinery, according to the explanation made by railroaders.
21 CDmuiiQa Store
That is proving daily its advantages as a place for Holiday Gift Buying, the various departments showing vast assortments affording unlimited selections. What you find here, too, is priced on the close margin plan. Be careful that you don't chance to buy an article elsewhere and pay more for it. Ten cents, Twenty Cents, Fifty Cents and One Dollar Savings are worth looking after, whether the list is a long one or short one. If You Have Hosiery or Underwear on fee lis! DON'T FAIL TO SEE THESE. Ladies' Geneva Silk Hose, all colors at 25c and 50c pair Ladies' Fancy Black Silk Emb. Lisle Hose at 50c, 75c and $1.00 pa;r Ladies' pure Silk Hose, all colors at $1.00 to $2.00 pair Ladies' Silk Emb. Lisle Hose in pretty evening shades at 50c, 75c, $1.00 up. Men's Silk Finished Hose, guaranteed, 6 assorted colors to box at $1.00 box Men's Silk Emb. Lisle Hose, new, nobby styles, at only ---25c Men's Silk Emb. Hose, pretty designs at -15c; 2 prsfor 25c Children's Hose, medium and heavy weight in cotton and wool. The celebrated "Topsy" Hose, none better 10c to 50c pair MATCHLESS UNDERWEAR VALUES A statement so sweeping can only be corroborated by quality and price witnesses. - - - UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN In medium and heavy weight, cotton or wool, separate garments or union suits. Underwear that is a satisfaction to a purchaser, especially for Gift Giving. Values the best obtainable. ' If with Underwear or Hosiery needs, don't fail to visit this department.
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JOHNSON CHARGES A CONSPIRACY BY AWENS AND WIFE (Continued From Page One.)
only a woman and that he could not strike her in his office. On cross examination, by Mr. Johnson, Owens testified that he had twice gone to see Freeman about a letter which was mailed to Mrs. Owens, but which the plaintiff received. (The letter was admitted as evidence but not read.) On neither occasion did he sea Freeman. Owens said he bad seen his wife but twice since the separation. He says that he has the baby, which was taken from a Chicago Institution, but which -Mrs. Owens tried to show
was her own, by false means. Owens
said that there was no collusion between himself and wife. He denied
that they had considered bringing suit for $10,000 damages against Freeman, if the divorce was granted. Mr. Owens denied that the phone in their home was taken out by Freeman's order be
cause Mrs. Owens was continually calling up the Freeman home and swearing over the phone. Mr. Owens closed his testimony on cross examination by answering in the negative the question by Mr. Johnson as to whether Mrs. Owens was an anarchist.
SHIP Oil THE ROCKS
New York, Dec, 9. Word was received here today that the British Ship Jo
hanna has been lost at sea. She was
bound from the Philippines to New York with arargo of sugar valued at a quarter ofab million dollars.
Eight years ago the English city of Birmingham bought out the local electrical supply company. Since then the
consumption ot electricity has . in-
creased more than eight times.
The best and most healthy food to eat In cold weather la Purl tana Mush, made at Zwissler'a, only. It
Puritana Mush at Zwissler's. Try a five cent roll for your breakfast.
GOOSES. 'imAlODCl.
Leopard Hunting in Abysinnio. A picture taken on the trail of Teddy in Africa. The Nosey Hr. Panter A Comedy.
Mr. Cook will sing: "You Have Taught Me to Love You, New Teach Me to Forget."
New Zealand. New Zealand was named by Dutchmen after the district. In Holland, of Sealand or Zeeland.
City Statistics
Marriage Licenses. Albert C. Miller. Milton 25, farm
er and Miss Kossuie li. Keever, Lin
ton. 20. Carl R. Kaufman, East Germantown, 23, farmer and Ada Katherine Sorber. East Germantown. 21.
, Deaths and Funerals.
HAYES Mrs. Jessie Hayes, aged
23 years, died this morning at her
home, 823 North F street. Besides
her husband David A. Hayes, the deceased is survived by a daughter and mother. The funeral arrangements
" " English Lord 'Chancellor. The lord chancellor, who presides over the debates In the house of lords, need not be a peer.
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CHICAGO
For twenty years the leading hotel
of the city, will be carefully main
tained in that Leading Position by its
New Management
which went into effect Oct. 11909. Upwards of $300,000 will be expended
for Improvements, new plumbing, decorations and furniture, which will be
introduced in such a manner aa to
cause - N IsterrcpSsa to Ds!ss
up fan Ttoisaiili BbwM
T H E H O M
F O R G A V I H G G
We have fust reached the above clah Ho;
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