Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 151, 7 April 1910 — Page 6
THBTOICHMOND PALI ADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1910.
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DIG HOGULS WILL ATTE!1DTHE FEAST Jefferson. Banquet at Indianapolis Will Have Presidential Timber. GATHERING OF NOTABLES
MOST PROMINENT OF 3 THE
QUESTS WILL BE MAYOR CAY-
NOR OF NEW YORK, GOVERNOR xrtsHALL, oov. harmon.
(Palladium Special)
Indiananolis. April 7.- The local
democrats who are promoting the Jef
ferson day banquet in this city on
April 13 under the auspices of the National Democratic League of clubs and the Indiana Democratic League of
clubs, are confident now that the next democratic candidate for president
will attend the banquet, whoever he mar be. The democratic celebrities
In attendance at the banquet will in
elude, It Is expected Mayor Gaynor,
of New York, Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio," and Governor Thomas It. Marshall, of Indiana, all three of
whom are presidential possibilities. In addition to these other possibilit
ies who are expected to attend are Governors Shafroth, ' of Colorado,
Iiurke of North Dakota, Crothers of Maryland and Mann of Virginia, Hoke Smith of Georgia, Woodrow Wilson,
president of Princeton University;
former United States Senator Charles
A. Towne. of Minnesota; former Gov
ernors Peck of Wisconsin; McCorkle
of West Virginia: Linn of Minnesota;
Campbell of Ohio; Hlggins of Rhode Island; former Mayor Carter H. Harri
son of Chicago and many other prom'
inent democrats. Reception Committee.
The local reception committee has
been announced with Stokes Jackson
democratic state chairman, as chair
man. The list comprises nearly all
of the prominent democrats of the state and embraces members of the
Indiana democratic, congressional del
egation, members of the state committee, district and county committeemen and all of the democratic may
ors of Indiana and others, including
Thomas Taggart, Major G. V. Men
zles, L. Ert Slack. John E. Lamb,
Frank L. Hering, Joseph H. Shera,
W. H. O'Brien and Samuel M. Ralston
The speakers selected up to this
time , will be Governor Marshall, Gov
ernor Shallenbarger, of , Nebraska, ex Governor Joseph W. Folk, of Missorul
ex-Senator McCreary, of Kentucky,
William Sulzer of New York, who is
prominently mentioned for the nomin
ation for governor of that state, John
J. Lenta of Ohio. James Hamilton
Lewis, of Chicago, ': ex-Congressman
Lafe Pence, of Denver, Henderson S. Martin, of Kansas,- Allen Albert of Ohio, and others of prominence. Jefferson's - birthday ' anniversary will be celebrated more generally by democrats throughout the country this year than ever before. 'The banquet to be given by the Jefferson' club,, at
Des Moines, Iowa, which was Intended to be a county affair has grown into national importance; the banquet . to be . held by the Jackson club, at Springfield, Mo., likewise has become a state wide affair, in which former Governor Francis will take a prominent part. Numerous other banquets are planned also In various parts of the country.
Eaton, O., April 7. Attorney! F. G.
Shuey, of Camden, was an Katon business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Caroline Risinger, one of the
town's oldest and best known women.
is seriously ill at the home of her son. Attorney John Risinger, on North
Barron street. She suffers from a
complication of diseases.
Mrs. Philip Schneider and children,
of Indianapolis, Ind.. are guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Risinger.
Charles Davis and Miss Nellie
Painter, both of Eaton, have Deen
married. ; .' v
Mr. and Mrs. Adam MJller, of West
Manchester, have been spending a few days with Eaton friends and relatives.
G. W. Rehfuss spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Cincinnati on business.
Harry Kautz, who has been firing
a Panhandle freight on the Richmond division, has resigned his position.
Dorcas Temple, Pythian Sisters,
was inspected Tuesday night by Mrs.
Lucy Henderson, of Piqua, and, the affairs and conduct of affairs was
found in first class condition and the
lodge was praised. Following the in
spection a social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Jennie Lewellen has returned
after an extended stay in Florida.
News of Surrounding Towns
EATON, OHIO.
Use GOLD COIN FLOUR and. you
use the best. Ask your Grocer.
NEW WESTVILLE, 0. New Westville. O., April 7. Mrs. Na
than Williams is recovering from a severe illness.
Mrs. Sam Hennemeyer has been hav
ing Pneumonia, her daughters from Richmond is with her, and she is able to be up and around 'in the house again.
The Athenea Club of Richmond ar
ranged with our Ladies Aid society to serve them a supper on Wednesday
evening of last week. We found them
all fine people, and much enpoyed nav-
ing them here, independent of the help
they rendered us financially in return for their supper.
We are rclannlnsr to get some new
seats for our church room and shall
use this money for that purpose. The
suDDer was served in our reading
room.'--'
Mrs. Earl Brandenburg has been
having a siege of the grippe, but Is
getting better now.
CENTERVILLE, IND. Centerville, Jnd., April 7. The
death of Mrs. Bennett Isenhour occur
red Tuesday evening at her home, south of this place after a lingering illness of tuberculosis. Mrs. Isenhour was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Study.
Mrs. Catherine Omelia and- family
have moved to Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Walker attended
the funeral of their niece Mrs. Howard Dill at Richmond Tuesday.
The Alumni association of the local
high school is preparing to hold a
banquet at the close of the present school year. Rev. Hirsch will leave Thursday to attend the Northern M. E. conference at Bluffton. Ind. Mr. Benjamin Lantz of Indianapolis spent Sunday with John and Amanda Lantz. Mrs. John Sentz who has been seriously 111 is slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Neal of Richmond spent the latter part of the
week .with Nola Savage. Mrs. Oliver Myers of Richmond spent Wednesday here. '
Miss Hazel Meek has been spending several days with Chas. Meek and family. ' f The condition of Mrs. Taylor McConaha still remains unimproved. Miss Wanda Helms, eldest daughter of James H. Helms died early Tuesday morning at the home of her fath
er south of this place of tuberculosis. Age 19 years. The three Peterson brothers, Cloid, Scott and Arthur, employes of the Drake and Stratton company were called to their home at Mt. Union,
Pa,, on account of the critical Illness
of their father.
Mrs. Stanley Ritter of Indianapolis
is visiting her mother Mrs. S. Shank.
Mr. Francis has purchased & jiew
automobile from the McConaha com
pany.
Mrs. Ella Brumfield and Miss Liz
zie Pilgrim visited with Mrs. Oliver Myers east of Richmond Monday.
HAGERSTOWN, IND.
Hagerstown, Ind., April 7. Miss Anna Burgess and father, Wm, Burgess of
Knights town, spent Tuesday here and
attended the funeral of Milton Burgess.
Mrs. Lydia Rowe has returned from
an extended visit at Anderson.
Mrs. Peter Altmeyer returned to her home at Miamisburg, Ohio, after a two weeks' visit with her father, Volley
Gohring and her sister. ;
Mr. and Mrs. John Forest and the latter's daughter of near Economy,
spent Wednesday with his mother,
Mrs. Deborah Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bagford en
tertained at dinner Wednesday Mr,
and Mrs. Edmond Gebphart, who have ercently returned from Alabama, where
the yspent the winter months.
'Mrs. Jacob Rummel on South Plum
strpf. has two furnished rooms for
rent for light housekeeping.
Barney Linderman was viewing the
pikes in this vicinity Tuesday.
Mrs. John Holler and Mrs. Chas
Caine, will entertain Saturday afternoon at the former's home at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. Wayne Lamar, a recent bride. At a meeting of the school board the following teachers were re-elected: Prof. C. E. Woolard, superintendent; Colwell Miller, principal of the high school; Mrs. Elnora Root, grammar room; Miss Blanch Coffman, intermediate department; Miss Daisy Leavell, second primary department; Miss Ada Waltz, first primary and kindergarten.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Elwell during the absence of Mrs. Wood at Winchester.
Peter Zering of Cambridge City,
called on Walter House worth yesterday. He was enroute to Conneraville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mueller and
family were at dinner with his father and sister, Charles and Miss Katherino Mueller, yesterday. They returned to Indianapolis yesterday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Paxson, who has been
suffering from diphtheria, is improving.
Irvln Warren is home from Indian
apolis.
Fred Sizelove has a new Butck au
tomobile.
The Rev. C. H. Pinnick will deliver
the thank, offering address at Doddridge Chapel Sunday morning under the auspices of the W. F. M. S. of
Doddridge.
L. H. Warren is kept quite busy in
his new work of hanging wall paper.
Anyone having in their possession
a song book belonging to the Christian church will oblige the members
Ly returning it to the church Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlegel, of south of town, called on friends here, yesterday. O. H. Beeson attended a business meeting of the stockholders of the Drovers' Union Stock yards at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday. ' Mrs. Ott Crownover of two miles east of Milton, marketed 65 dozens of eggs at Cambridge City, Tuesday.
The eggs were one week's gathering and was the highest number gathered in one week to be marketed in that
city.
The sick people are all reported as
getting along as well as can be ex
pected.
The Christian Sunday school will have a rally day, Sunday morning.
They are aiming for an enrollment of 300, all members, or those who have been members at some time in the past, whether living here or else
where are invited to be in attendance,
Bragg's grocery and meat market has undergone' some improvements in
the interior.
SPAIN IS TROUBLED
There Is a Grave Possibility of a Revolution in That Country
MEXICO HEARS THE RUMOR
(American News Service) Saa Antonio, Texas, April 7. Accord
ing to general impressions in Mexico
City, the time is not far off when the
republicans of Spain will plunge that country into a revolution, which according to all estimates cannot fall to
end disastrously for the monarchy,
Mexico City is in many respects a great clearing house for news from Spain. In
addition to a very complete cable news
service the journals of that city main
tain special correspondents in the pe
ninsula and the many Spanish clubs.
some of them of a revolutionary character, have a knack of getting informa tion all their own.
It Is expected that, the favor shown
by the present Spanish government to
the Catholic church and the strangle
hold this institution has on govern
mental affairs in that country will be the direct cause of the upheaval. The grip of the clericals in Spain, as the fate of Ferrier only recently indicated, has become so strong that only little would be needed to re-establish them in the absolute control of the country. Holding the whip hand even now their meddlesomeness and arrogance is driving the conservative element, which so far has stood between the monarchy
and a republic, into the camps of the radicals. Prominent Spaniards in Mexico are of the opinion that a crisis might be averted by the government through the granting of liberal reforms, but to do this the Spanish government seems unable. The laical schools and general lib
eral policies of Premier Sanalejaa have stirred the clericals to desperate action and every day dispatches arrive showing their hostile activities. - Prof. Rafael Altamira of the University of Oviedo, and the admitted leader or republicanism in Spain, who recently toured Mexico and other LatinAmerican countries in behalf of his
cause, has been nominated by the re
publicans of Alicante as their candidate for the Chamber of Deputies. It has been stated that his trip was made for
the purpose of enlisting the sympa
thies of the republicans of Latin-
America. In his lectures he advocated the rejuvenating of Spain along
American lines.
The Barnard chapter of the College
Settlement Association, announces a
scholarship In the school of phllan
thropy which is conducted by the Charity Organization Society. The schol
arship is open only to Barnard graduates and the holder must live during the year at the college settlement Louse in Rivington street for the pur
pose of acquiring practical training to
supplement the theoretical aid of the
work. New York Sun.
CONCORD EVANSTON wtth Ara-Sotcfc wttk ailnfc ill , THE NEW Arrow COLLARS FOR SUMMER. High enough for looks low enough for comfort and plenty of room for the tie to elide in. IICMtklhtSt.
HOPE FOR ECZEMA PATIENTS The oil of wintergreen compound for eczema known as D. D. D. Prescription can be secured at present from the Conkey Drug Co., in a 25 cent bottle.
This offer is especially made to con
vince those skin sufferers who have not yet tried the remedy. One bottle will suffice to cure a mild case, and
the first application will instantly prove to you that you get relief at once from the itch. The moment you
wash the skin with this mild, sooth
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tion you want to try a bottle of this proven eczema cure (D. D. D.) at 25 cents, telephone or call at our store. The Conkey Drug Co., Ninth and
Main Sts., Richmond, Ind.
He who has never called a country
town bis home has missed much. He
who had his first look upon the world
from some little village which at the dawn of consciousness Bpelled all the world to him and held In its bounds
all the people, will always lack some
thing in his sense of his proper adjustment to creation. It is in them that the truest friendships are formed, the closest studies of human nature
provided, the most lasting hold given
on tne eternal truths. Only as a lit
tle child can the kingdom be entered, and that is as true of the kingdom of earth as of that one of which It was first said. Go closer into the records
of these boy off the farms, and you will find that it was from the country
towns, rather; than 'the farms, they came; that it Was some country village
that Inspired the . dreams, fired the hope and prepared for that flight to broader fields. And they go back
laden with gifts, not to the farms, tut
to the country towns to which they feel they owe so much. Denver Republican.. .... '
The national congress of mothers, since Its last meeting in 1906. has more than doubled Us membership. The next congress will be held In Denver during the second week In June and there will be more than a thousand members present They will represent organisations In thirty-two states.
In 1806 there were organizations In
oniy sixteen iwei.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. i
Cambridge ity, Ind., April 7.-
Thomas Coyne, formerly of Rushville, has rented the Wallack property on
West Main street and wil move within a few days.
Mrs. John Beard attended the funer
al of William Carpenter at German-
town, Wednesday afternoon.
B. A. Carpenter has purchased of
Dr. J. N. Study the residence property on West Main street, occupied by J.
C. Dodson. Consideration, $2,000.
Prof. Elbert Russell of Earlham
college will deliver the baccalaureate address at the Friends church in -Dub
lin, at two o'clock Sunday afternoon, April 17.
Mrs. Mary Riche has returned from
Indianapolis, after having spent several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Forrest Hill. 4
Valentine Gohring and daughters. Miss Katherine, of Hagerstown and Mrs. Peter Aultmeyer of Miamisburg, Ohio were recent visitors In the home
of Mr. and Mrs. David Harter.
Mrs. Harry Buntln of Chicago, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hunt. There is little, if any improvement in the condition of Mrs. Maria Elliott who is critically ill at her home on Maple street. Dr. J. N. Study and Dr. J. R. Mauk attended a meeting of the Wayne County Medical society in Richmond, Wednesday. -v .-i-v ..' Mrs, Albert Daugherty and children
of New Lisbon, spent Wednesday with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Boyd. Mrs. Ada Dennis was the guest of Miss Mabel Bollinger of Richmond, the first of the week.
Mrs. Margaret Henderson is visit
ing Mrs. J. N. Sharp, west of Dublin. Miss Bertha Murray spent the afternoon in Richmond.
The residence of Mrs. Harriet
Houseworth, who resides near Doddridge Chapel, was destroyed by tire, "fonday afternoon. The greater part
ct the household goods was saved. The fire was supposed to have originated In a defective f! e. '
MILTON, IND. Milton, Ind., April 7. Misses Lula and Alice Ward were at Richmond, shopping and calling on friends yesterday. ' :. , Mesdames C. W. Pinnick and E. K. Van Winkle were Cambridge City callers, yesterday. Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Hale, of east of town, spent Sunday at Allan Weyl's near Economy. . Mrs. Will Philpott and Miss India
Neeves of near Bentonvllle, were call
ing on friends here, yesterday.
Mrs. Allie Trine, of east of town,
called on Mrs. John Kellam, yesterday. Mrs. Vene Beeson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John North at Bluffton. J. W. Brumfield and wife are mov-
ine to Cambridge City. Milton re
grets to lose such excellent people. Mr. Brumfield is working at Creitz's mill.
The baccalaureate services for Washington township high school and
eighth year pupils will be held at Dod
dridge Chapel, Sunday evening. The
Rev. C. H. Pinnick, pastor, will de
liver the discourse.
Fred Gingrich visited his daughter, Mrs. Kinder, at Connersville, yester
day. -
Dr. Sweeney attended the County
Medical Association at Richmond, yes
terday.
Prof. C. N. Wood is .boarding with
. There were 478 persons killed and 1,434 injured on Canadian railways in
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