Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 161, 17 April 1910 — Page 2
teit asaln and wandered away unmindful of where he was going- It is thought that he was wandering along the railroad tracks when struck Thursday night by the C, C and L. passenger train from Cincinnati, due to arrive In this city at 12:30 o'clock. The man had evidently been knocked or dragged for a considerable distance as his body was badly mutilated. The remains were removed to the under taking establishment of Riley Miller at College Corner and Chief of Police Gormon was notified of the accident. Mrs. Crist will go to College Corner this morning and make arrangements for the removal of her husband's body
to this city. The deceased's wife is
his only surviving relative. 29 lots Wilbur's Adv. page 7.
AH, SECRET IS OUT
Real Name of a Chicago Man's
; Bride Has Actually Been Discovered. ..
EXCITEMENT IS SUPREME
(American News Service)
Chicago. April 1C Benton Clement,
club man and broker, made known to
day the Idently of his. pretty bride
who figured with him in a secret wed
ding In Jersey City. March 31. She
was Miss Dorothy Payne, be said, or
Mrs. Dorothy Morton, having resumed
her maiden name after divorcing Rob
ert Morton, of New York two years ago. . Her father is Herbert Delos Pavne of Boston, and the family Ja
well known. -
He ignores references to Miss Bessie gkeer, a pretty chorus girl, who was
reported to have wept when she heard
of his marriage.
Mr. Clement and his bride kept secluded in their apartments at the Hotel La Salle during the morning unitl
Mr. Clement went to his office, where
he made a statement
"We were married March 31 in Jer
sey Clty" heHMld. . ".We wanted to
be married at once and as our families were both in Europe) Mrs. Payne had
been Injured, we were,. married quietly
We did hot announce It because we
wished to notify our relatives first.'
Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Cincinnati. .2 ' 1 .67 Boston.. .. .. .. ,...2 1 .667 Philadelphia.. 2 1 .667 Pittsburg. . i . . .. .. .. 1 1 -500 St Louis.. .. .. . 1 1 . .500 Brooklyn . 1 - 2 .333 Chicago .... .. .. ..1 2 .333 New York.. .. .. .. ..1 ' 2 .333
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(Palladium Special) Cincinnati, April 16. Up until the
Cub half of the fifth inning, It looked as though the , Reds had bagged the third game of the opening series, but in that Inning, the Cub. batters got
next to Castelton. who succeeded Rowan on the slab. After this, the Reds
were demoralized, score ana sum
mary:
sal of form, characterised the playing of the Indians, in the fourth game of the opening series, today, at Swayne field, and the visitors went away with the game by the score of 4 to 3. McCarthy, pitched a strong game for the Indians. Score by innings and sum
mary. ,
R. H. E.
Ind'poU?.. 00021010 04 10 2
Tolej ...0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 03 4 1
fro-base Hits Cbadbourne, T. Mc
Carthy. -
Struck Out By McCarthy, 3; by
Baskette, 2.
Stolen Bases Spencer, Callahan,
Elwert, Chadbourne. , Wild Pitch Hancock.Umpires Bierbalter and Cusack. Attendance 1,500.
CYCLQIIE DAMAGE
III MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IS HEAVY
Chicago AB. R. II. O. A. E. Evers, 2b ... ..6 0 3 2 2 0 Beaumont, If . .4 3 2 1 0 0 Schulte, rf .. ..3 2 2 1 0 0 Chance, lb.. ..2 0 1 10 0 0 Steinfeldt, 3b ..312 0 10 Hofman, cf.. ..3 1 110 0 Tinker, ss .. ..4 0 0 2 2 0 Needham, c. ..5 2,3 6 1 1 Cole, p.. ..4 1 1 0 2 0 Totals .. ..34 10 15 27 8 1 Cincinnati AB. R. H. O. A. E. Bescher, If.. ..4 1 3 1 1 0 Lobert, 3b.. ..5 0 0 3 1 0 Hoblitzell, lb ..4 0 0 9 1 0 Mitchell, cf.. ..4 0 1 1 Ofi Egan. 2b.. .. ..3 1 2 3 4 0 McCabe, rf .. ..4 0 0 6 0 0 Downey, ss.. .. 3 1 0 2 0 0 Clarke, c... ..2 10 .5 2 0 Rowan, p. ..0 0 0 0 2 0 Miller .... ,.0 10' 0 0 0 Castleton, p.. .0 0 0 0 1 0 Anderson, p. . .1 0 0 1 0 0 Totals .. ..32 5 6 27 11 0
SHE HAD A FORTH
Large Sum Discovered in the Lodgings of Aged Woman After Her Death.
WAS THOUGHT DESTITUTE
Loss of Life Is Reported at
New Orleans and Great Property Damage in Other
Places.
Deaths and Funerals. KITSONThe funeral of Mrs. Wil
liam Kitson, who died at the home of
her son, Herbert Kitson. at Blooming ton. Ind.. from apoplexy and paralysis, earlier In the week; will be held this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence.
900 North G street Rev. David C.
Huntington, pastor of St Paul's Epis
copal church, will officiate. The bur
ial will be hi Earlham cemetery. Friends may call at any time.
TAIL END OF STORM
PASSES OVER THE CITY
Rains Very Hard Early in Even
ing and Wind Is High, But No Damage Was Reported
Cold Wave Feared.
Miller batted for Rowan. R. H. E Chicago .21003002 210 15 1 Cln'natl. 0004001005.6 0 Struck Out Rowan 1, Anderson 2, Cole 4. Bases on Balls Rowan 4, Castleton 1, Anderson 3, Cole 5. Two-base Hits Chance, Egan, Hotman. - Three-base Hit Bescher. Sacrifice Hits Tinker, Chance, Rowan.
Stolen Bases Beaumont, Evers.
Hit by Pitcher By Colo 1; by An-
(American Nsws Service) Paris, April 16. A fortune of over $15,000, has been discovered in the lodgings of Miss Oliver, an Englishwoman, whese death occurred at Dieppe at the age of eighty. She had lived for years in abject poverty, supported by charity. At one time she earned her living as a teacher of languages, but for many years psst she had been unable to earn
a living. She was well Known in
Dieppe, however, and was thf recipient of much charity, few grudging their contributions towards the support of
the venerable "Miss." Everybody believed her to be absolutely destitute, but when she died two days ago( says the "Echo de Paris," a bag containing gold and notes was. found at her lodgings. They amounted altogether to $15,000. Tied up with the bag was a will, properly .drawn up and witnessed, by which she left the whole of her secret fortune to hospitals In London.
We are living at. the Hotel La Sail derson 1.
and may spend the summer In High
land Park. '
"A regrettable Incident was the action of a' friend In giving out a photo, graph of Lotta Faust, the. late actress,
Passed Ball Needham. Wild Pitch -Castleton. Umpires O'Day and Brennan.
(American News Service)
Chicago, April 16. The tall, not of the comet, but of the big trans-Missis
sippi storm plunged Chicago into nocturnal darkness for half an hour this afternoon. At the weather bureau
it was explained by Professor Cox
that the storm clouds driven toward and over Chicago were so close to the earth's surface that the sunlight was ' practically excluded. Lights were necessary in all stores and places
of business and traffic was practical
ly at a standstill- -The darkness was
preceeded by a severe rain storm.
GRANTS CONCESSION
to a newspaper, as a picture of Mrs.
Clement He meant it as a joke, but this seems to' have brought Into the matter a so-called mystery which has
ho real basis, In fact.'
. National League.
At Boston R. H. E.
New York.. .. .. .. .. .. ..3 6 2 Boston .. .. .. . . .. . . .. . .1 6 4
Batteries Mathewson and Meyers;
White and Graham. Umpires Klem
and Kane. .
Tobacco Manufacturers Pack
Goods at Own Discretion by Restored Law.
READERS on different pages
GETS ft
COIIESSIOI!
At Philadelphia R. H. E.
Brooklyn .. .. .. .. .. .. ..2 7 . 0
Philadelphia ............5.94
Batteries Wilhelin and Bergen;
Moore, Humphrey and Jacklltsch: Um
pires Rigler and Emslle.
(American News Service)
rhteaco. Anrll 16. President J. T.
At St. Louis Game
account of rain. '
postponed on
Harahan of the Illinois Central railroad Is In possession today of a confesslon made by one of the men in
which the railroad was swindled out !Lnsum
of nearly $7,000,000.
The confession . details- the manner
In which the alleged combine de
frauded the railroad and is the inside story with all the details told by one
of the participants. Recent .developments combined to frighten this man,
who. it la reported, decided upon a
frank statement of all he knew.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs. Won. Lost.
Cleveland.. ....... .. ..2 1
.. .. ..2
Boston. '. . ..1
Chicago 1 St Louis 1
New York 1 Detroit .. .. .. .. ..1
Philadelphia- .1
Pet
.667 .667
.500 .500
.500 .500 .333 .333
At New York
Boston..
New York
........
.'...
29 lots Wilbur's Adv. page 7.
KILLED III A BLAZE
At Washington
Philadelphia . . Washington . . ...
At Detroit
Cleveland . .,
Detroit. .
R. H. E
. .2. 9 , 2
..4' 9
R H. E. ,.3 8 0
..4 8 2 R. H. E
..16 2 ..5 7 -4
MANY FISHERMEN DROWNED
New Orleans. April 16. Many lives
are believed to have been lost along the coast in the great storm. Several
oyster fishing parties are missing
from along the Mississippi below New Orleans. It Is feared gulf shipping has
suffered heavily.
City Statistics
GOOD TIDINGS OUT
- Senator Aldrich Will Not Retire from the United
States Senate.
ENJOYING GOOD HEALTH
ELGIN AUTO EVENT
Plans Formulated for "West
ern Vanderbilt" Race at Elgin, Illinois.
Elgin, 111., April 16. Elgin today is
discussing the probability of having a
Western Vanderbilt" automobile race
held here late In August or early In
September if the present plans are
carried through. The Trace may be
held on an eight mile road circuit near
this city. The chief trophy will be
known as the Elgin Cup. The un
dertaking will be financed -by the peo
ple of Elgin and conducted under the auspices of the contest committee of
the Chicago Motor club. . President Beecroft, Secretary Clinton, Chairman Root, of the contest board and Director Slnsabaugh, who arrived here today, after traveling the course, met the enthusiastics of Elgin and found the plan to hold the race generally favored.
CALHOUII WELCOMED
(American News Srvlce) - Peking. April 16. William . J. Calhoun. American minister to China, arrived today and was welcomed by the -:
American legation, a representative of the foreign office and the legations marine guard. He held an Informal reception at the station. r--
(American News Service)
Providence, R. I., April 16. Nelson
W. Aldrich senator from Rhode Island
mill stay In the United States senate,
despite reports that he will quit at the end of his present term. Ex-Governor D. Russell Brown, a close personal friend of the senator, made this announcement today, saying: "Not for years has he been so robust, nor has there been a time when he was more desirous of completing a cherished work and therefore more certain of remaining In Washington, where the work will have to be done."
CHILD IS MURDERED
Chicago. April 16. Frieda Dertlske. six years old. was found murdered in a barn on the north side this afternoon. The child had evidently been decoyed into the barn, tortured and finally strangled. Marks on her throat showed that a powerful man had strangled her.
29 lots -Wilbur's Adv. page 7.
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0I0ITI0H CRITICAL
$30,000 DAMAGE IN TENNESSEE. Chattanooga, Tenn., April 16. A special from Columbia, Tenn., says a cyclone did $30,000 damage yesterday, blowing down many chimneys and trees and . unroofing many houses. Wires are prostrated in all directions and details are not obtainable.
DITCHES FREIGHT TRAIN.
' Lexington, Ky., April 16. A freight
train on the Illinois Central was ditched . by a cyclone which swept Cald
well and surrounding counties: today.
No one was injured.
W. & M. COMMITTEE REPORT
, (American News Service) Washington, April 16. The House
Ways and Means committee today or
dered a favorable report on the bill to authorize the packing of fine cut chewing tobacco at. the option of the
manufacturer to be put in wooden boxes containing 10, 20, 40 and 00 pounds each. Tin was demanded in the Al-drlch-Payne measure. The bill restores a provision of the DIngley tariff
act, and is a concession to the tobacco manufacturers. ....
DELAY SWOPE CASE
COLD WAVE FEARED.
The wind storm last evening, was
one of the worst experienced . this
year. The wind was terrific but little
damage was reported. It turned cold
after the rain and many were afraid that a cold wave would settle upon
the community.
The condition of James Van Dusen, a weH known citizen and retired railroader, continues much the same but members of the family say that he is In a critical condition. ' Any change
in his condition is so slight, that it is hardly noticeable. The attending physician does not extend any hopes for
his recovery-
Mr. Van Dusen has been very feeble
for several ; months. About, eignt
weeks ago, his health, which during
his entire life, has been exceptionally
good, began to fall. He has been con
fined to his bed for the past five
weeks. The attending physician pro
nounces the cause for his ill health to
the infirmities of old age. His mind
remains clear and he rests well. If he lives, Mr, Van Dusen will be nine
ty-eight years old, May 9. With the exception of Walter Carpenter, he is
the oldest resident of the city.
(American News Serytc)
-Jersey City, April 1C George Citta account of rain.
dine, and his sister Olympla, nineteen and Sixteen years old, respectively, are dead, and eight persons are injured as
the result of a fire here today. The
young man and his sister, were thrown
In an unconscious condition from the fourth floor to a llfenet in the brave
effort to save them.
The brother died first in the City hospital and later in the day his sister
succumbed. Both died from Inhaling
smoke. . : '
St Louie at Chicago, postponed on
INDIANAPOLIS WINS. (Palladium Special) Toledo, April 16. A complete rever-
HITS STANDARD OIL
' (American News Service)
Sheboygan. .. Wis.,. April 16. The state law aimed at the Standard Oil
Company to force the inspection of oil sold in the State was enforced for
the first time In the case of the Adams
Oil company, in Milwaukee, an lndependent company. . which today was !
found guilty on 26 counts with a max
imum possible fine of $13,000. The case will go to the State supreme
court !.;
WOMAN IS MYSTERY
.(American News Service)
Venice. April 10. Th case of the
CountesS .Tarnowska, the beauty ac
cused ot plotting the murder of her
husband, Count Kmaroskl has baffled
science. After a clash ot expert testi
mony from alienists. President Borri
today, at her trial testified that scien
tists could not pronounce absolute
Judgment on a case as spectacular as
hers. He stated his opinion that she could not be pronounced irresponsible, CMmsh other alienists hold her so. The
ras adjourned until Tuesday.
LICHTENFELS THEHABERDASHER
(American News Service) Kansas City, Mo., April 16. Judga Ralph S. Latshaw today postponed until Monday further hearing in the trial of Dr. B. Clark Hyde, charged with the murder of Kansas City's millionaire philanthropist, Col. Swope, on account of the Berious illness of Dr. G. T. Twyman the state's most important witness. . V; - J The physician is suffering . from appendicitis and may not be able to leave the hospital for some time.
If this concerns yon. iad carefully: Dr. aid well 't Syrup Pepsin I positively gnaraneed to cure tadUrestton. constipation, sick headtone, oSenaive Breath, malaria and all diseases arising- from stomach trouble.
ISSUES All APPEAL
Scranton, Pa.. April 16. General
Superintendent Clarke of the Lacka
wanna Issued an appeal to the employes today not to obey the strike
order which their leaders threaten to
issue. The federated board' declared
that every man on the system, with
the exception of switchmen in Scran
ton, Birghampton, Elmtra and Buffalo
who are not affiliated with the train
'men, will obey the strike order. ;
THEY SOLICIT CHAIRS
- The Home Mission Sunday school of
Pairvlew has made a request that any
one who has old chairs or benches and
the like which they wish to dispose of would notify Mrs. Perclfleld, 1111 Sheridan street The Home Mission is doing a great deal of good work, in that
section of the city. ,
fill hl!M
We have opened with an entirely new line of Men's ' Furnishing. Goods 6uch as underwear,' shirts, ties, collar! and all the latest and nobby styles In Spring Hats. Ask to see the new line in Gaps. '
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Your Kodak will give the best results oaly wfeea yon EASTMAN NON-CURLING FILM Speedy, non-halation, ortnoearomattc. Ua EaatasM Ftlas Velox Paper and yoa will eliminate year treafclea W. H. ROSS DRUG COMPANY
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810 IVftaln Street.
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