Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 164, 20 April 1910 — Page 7
TUB itiCtOlOWl 1-AI-1A11U5I AN1 OUlf-TEIiEOIlAM, WEDNESDAY, APR IE 20, 1910.
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Branch Offices Branch offices are located in every part of the city and county towns. Leave your want ad with the one nearest you. Rates are the same.
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PALLADIUM
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Waet Ado Colmunnies
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1 i cent per word. 7 days for the price of 5 days. We charge advertisements sent in by phone and collected for after its insertion.
For Your Com ven ieoce ft " . LIST OF AGENCIES. , " . Branch offices ars located In every part of the city. Leave your WANT AOS with the on nearest yos- The rates are the same and you .will NTt a trip to the main office.
Central.
South of Main. BRUENING, Thirteenth and South . E street. A. W. BUCKWEDEI tth and S. P. IISNRT BOTHERTSth and S. H.
-, North af Main. , .. QUIGLET DRUO STORE, 821 N. rtii ma m. art IMh and K. C St.
why man. ",, JOHN J. OETZ. 10th and N. U St
QUIOLBT DRUG STORE. 4th and Mala. West Richmond. JOHN FOSLER, Richmond Are. - snd West 1st. GEO. H. SHOFER, 3rd and W. Main. f ;, " ; "f , ' Palrvlsw. J. J. MULLIGAN. 1093 Sheridan 6t"
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I cent per word 7 days for the price of 5 days. We charge adver-. tleements sent In by phone and collect after its insertion, t
WANTED.
WANTED Washings to do at 14 South Third Bt. ., ..V' lMt WANTED Some one who knew Alma B. Smith who lived In Wayne county, April 27th, 1880, rany of her relatives. - Notify 8hively & ghively, Attorneys-st-Law, Richmond, Ind. ..... ' 2Mt WAEDExperienced girl at Eld rado Steam Laundry. 18 N. 9th St.
: 20-tf
at 232
20-3t
t7ANTED Housekeeper; call ' Maple street, after 6 p. m.
WANTED Boy for delivery
Inquire 506 Main.
wagon.
Phone 1661.
15 tf
VANTED To purchase grocery stock , in country town. Address "C. 8.,"
icare Palladium. . ' 16-7t
.WANTED To buy watches, bicycles,
guns and revolvers; oped Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays. J. M. La-
cey. loan office, 8th and Main.
':'!" ' . ' . 11 1 14-lmo
WANTED Roomers, gentlemen pre-
J f erred; can'xlet them furnished or . unfurnished. Address A. X., care
r Palladium. 14-7t VUNtfcD tWn boy at the City Bowl-
' ' lug Alley. y 14-tf ANTED-You to go to Murray BIT. i Jiard parlors, for , recreation. . 12-tfi
WANTED To keep books for some
small business outside of my regular business hours. Address H. D. B.. care of Palladium.- ; -7-tf
WANTED Twenty-rive young men
and women to enter the RfChmond
Business College Monday, May 2nd.
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WANTED Fine sand bench molders;
good,; long running jobs. Apply The American Foundry & Machine Co., Hamilton, Ohio. ' : f " 16-14t
CALL Postal Telegraph for messen
ger boy to run your errands. ' Phone 1071. ' ' it
trade
WANTED Boy to learn
Routh Blacksmith Shop.'
at
- 16-tf
WANTED To buy a good pair of box
ing gloves. Address R. F., care Palladium. 20-2t
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 100 acres, fair Improve
ments; good timber. A bargain a. $70 per acre. Apply now to J. E. Moore, over 6 North Seventh. 23-tf
PUBLIC SALE April 26, 1 mile south
of Richmond on Abington pike. Live Stock, Household Goods, . Implements, Grain, 6 Sows, 40 , Pigs, and Stock Hogs. See large bills. W. C. Martin. 18-7t
ma-17-tf
FOR SALE A Singer sewing , chine. Apply 223 N. 10th St.
FERTILIZERS.
We manufacture High Grade Commercial Fertilizers. Prices reasonable.
Call and see us before . buying your
spring supply. Clendenin Fertilizer
Co. Richmond, Ind. rOR8 ALE Walk Lumber. ' Kramer . Co.
15-tf
C. W,
2Mf
WANTED Molders t to work,,,, on squeezers. Long running jobs.- Apply The American Foundry & Machine Co., Hamilton, O. 16-14t
WANTED Y. M. C. A. Night school for men; classes ucw enrolling.
WANTKD--If you want money in place ot your city property or farm, go ttgnt to Porterfleid'a Real Estate office, Kelley Block. 8th and Main.; ;.-. : 'j ,: ':..14-U TRUNKS, baggage and packages deliv.ered promptly by Merchant's delivery. Walter E. Murray. 510 Main.
Phone 4201. 27-tf WXNTED Cement, brick and sewer
Phone 3445.
26-lmo
work. Rlcker Bros.
WANTED Door and window screens to order, lawn mowers' sharpened;
'call for and delivered. ' Brown-Dar-
' nell Co., 1022 Main. Phone 1936.
FOR SALE Modern Douse, South 8th
street; will sell cheap if sold in ten
days as the owner needs the money.
Geo. B. Moore, over 712 . Main St.
Phone 2962. 13-tf
For Sale
New "Hawley"Time Reg
ister, 50-man, Made by Grouse-Hinds Co. Svra-
cuse N. Y. Just the thing for a small Factory or DePartment Store. Address alladlurn 19tf
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WANT AD TTEAll
The followlTig are replies to Palla
dium Want Ada. received at this offlee. Advertisers will confer a great
favor by calling for mail ta answer to their ads. Mall at this office up te
12 noon today as fnhows:
A. B. ........ 1 ' M. 3 J. E. . . ...... 3 P. B. D. 1 K. .......... 1 Room ........ 1 Mall w!U be kept tor SO days only.
All mail not called for within that
time will be cast oat. ,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
RYTHHIC BEL. Reidston Stock Farm received to
day, from1 John Sptan of Lexington.
Kentucky, the famous young stallion Rythmic Bel No. 42,327.- This is the
grandest Stallion ever in the State,
and one that forty thousand dollars
has been offered for and refused..
Rythmic Bel will make the season at Reidston Farm, and everybody is cordially invited to call at the farm
and see this grand horse. JOHN DAGLER, Snpt.
24-lmo
FOR SALE A small printing press;
hand power; not a toy but a practi
cal machine, cheap; 202 N. 19th St
-. ' 19-tf
FOR SALE Improved farms, city
property and lots. One per cent
commission on sales of $500 up. J,
V. Kaufman, over 82S Main. Phone
2394. aprl9-tf
FOR SALE Household goodB, must be sold immediately, 434 South 13th 19-2t FOR SALE Small parlor cook stove; good Singer sewing machine; 38 N. "' 5th. 20-2t
FOR SALE My household furniture, all kinds; 207 North 12th St. c 20-2t
FOR SALE Square piano; 409 S. 7th. 20-7t
FOR , SALE Single comb Buff Leg
horn eggs for hatching, $1.00 per setting of 15 eggs. 400 S. 6th St. Phone 2204. 1 tu-wed-thu-tf
5KR SALE City property and farms, merchandise stocks and fire Insur
ance. Porterfield. Kelly Block. th and Main. -U
FOR SALE Modern cUy homes and
other Richmond property. . Farm lands; city property to trade for farm property. Jones and Wilson, 7th and Main. Phone 17C2. 24-tf
INSURANCE. MOORE A OOBORN. Automobile and Fire. Insurance, Bonda, Loans and Rentals. Room 16. L O. O. F. Bldg.
REAL E8TATC
A retiring farmer or businoss man
can secure a fine suburban home with city conveniences, 3 squares from streat car, by phoning 3136. 9-tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping; 48 Ft. Wayne Ave.
No children. 18-3t
FOR RENT Eight room house; gard
en, west side. Phone 3449. 18-7t
FOR RENT Modern 4 room' ground
r floor flat, with heat. John E. Peltz,
FOR RENT Modern house, central.
: seven rooms and bath.. Dr. Ewing, 5 or 72 South 12th. 14-7t
FOR KKNT roratsneti rooms, neat.
with bath for gents, at the Grand.
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HATS CLEANED. We clean all kinds ot Hate. Shoe
Shine. 5c. 522 Main. 12-1 mo
UPHOLSTEftlNO.
3. H. RUSSELL, 16 South 7th 8treet
Phore 179S. Repair work a specialty, li-tf
MOTOR CYCLES.
Indian and Yale. 1910 Model on dis
play Pathfinder tires, guaranteed. $3.7S. Waking 4k Co., 406 Main St. 15-tf
ELECTRIC WIRING. Electric light v.irlng, door bells and intercommunicating telephones installed and repaired. H. E. Harrison. Phone 3413. 20-tf
son by then and there willfully and maliciously and feloniously burning In the dwelling house In which the said Christens Allison was then living Ninth -Count. did .then and there unlawfully and feloniously kill and murder Christ ena Allison in the attempt to perpetrate an arson by then and there striking and beating her with
some blunt instrument, a oeaaiy weapon, the exact nature of said Instrument being unknown to the grand Jury, and then and there and thereby Inflicting upon her body certain mortal wounds of which she then and there died, the said Charles Re vale being then and there engaged tn attempting to commit said arson by then and there willfully and maliciously and feloniously attempting to burn the dwelling house In which the said Clirlstena Allison was then living - j
. " Tenth Count. did then and there unlawfully and feloniously kill and murder Christens Allison In the attempt to perpetrate an arson by then and: there setting fire to her clothlns. then and there and thereby inflicting upon her body certain burns of which she then and there died, the said Charles Revalee being then and there engaged in attempting to commit a said arson by then and there willfully and maliciously and feloniously attempting to burn the dwelling house in which the said Christena Allison was then living .;
Signed. CHAS. L. LADD. . Pros. Atty. Walter Commons. Foreman.
RESTAURANT;
The best meals are gotten at Profit's,
14 S. Eighth street.
SHOE REPAIRER.
AN ORDINANCE . Relating ' to the planting, protection, . regulation and control of shade trees planted or growing upon the public highways of the City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indians. Be It ordained by the Common .
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms; call 625 S B street. 19-7t
LOST.
LOST Tan colored pup, part dachshund; reward; 11 S. 9th St. or phone 2152. 20-3t
FOR SALE Good Malleable top steel range, reasonable if sold this week. 410 N. 20th street. . 20-lt
FOR RENT House, modern, call at 222 N. 15th. 20-2t
FOR RENT Room, bath; 30 N. 12th street. . 20-7t
FOR SALE Baby -cab, lawn mower and base burner, all in good condition. Cheap. 65 8. 17 St. 20-2t
Id
FOR SALE Househol
20th. " -
goods; 414 N. 19-2t
LOST A gold chain and cameo brooch; return to 1118 N. D; reward. 19-lt
IX) ST An envelope containing, $20.00 in bills. Return to Florence Flint, Easthaven, or phone 3131. Reward. 15-7t
LOST A Ladies' gold watch at Earlham. Return to 306 College Ave. Reward. 20-tf
BUSINESS CLASSIFIED INSURXr4Ci:"r',v'"''''''''' Hans N. KolL Firs and Accident In- ' surance, 716 Mala street.
fihiwi hair nlp! Kft rpntH. Henrv Bass.
1028 Main. 10-lmo council oi me city or Klc&mond, la
aiana, as ioiiows: Section 1. No individual or officer or employee of a corporation shall without the written consent of the Board ot Public Works, cut, prune, break, climb, injure or remove any living tree in a public highway; or -cut disturb or interfere in any way with the roots of any tree on a public high
way, or spray wlth any chemicals or
MORTGAGE EXEMPTIONS.
Rents collected, real estate loans, fire insurance. Turner W. Hadley. :
10-lmo
LAUNDRY
Our work to suit everybody;
8th street.
404 N. 17-2t
8H0E REPAIRER.
Men's half soles and heel, 80 cents; ladles', 50c. James Tartaglea, 712 N. 15th. l8-7t
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Market . Reports
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS Fnrnlshedhy Correl I and Thompson, Odd Fellow's Hall.
. New York, April 20.
Phone 1446.)
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Copper.., American Smelting .. ., U. 8. Steel .. .. .. ..' .. U. 8 Steel pfd. .. .. .. Pennsylvania .. .. .. .. St.-Paul .. B. A O. .. .. New York Central .... Reading .. O real Northern .. .. .. Union Paclflo .. ...... Northern Paclflo . . ....
L4N.i.; . .. Southern Paclflo .. .. . .. .,
Open .;- 76 .. S4 .. 86 ..121 ..136r V.143H' ..111 ..123 ..166 ..138 ..186 ..136 ..114 ..150 .-127
High "76 84 86 121 136 143 124 167 139 187 136 114
Iow 74 M 8i 83 120 135 142 e 122 164 137, 185 134 113
128 126
Close , 74 - .82 ' 83 120 135 142 110 122 164 137 V 185 134 , 113 149 126
Old chickens, per lb.........1820c Ducks .. ....................... .ISc
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Creamery butter, per lb .......... Eggs . .... .....
Country butter, per'lb. ..........
34c .17c 25c
Points
For
Mothers
' CHICAGO. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS (Furnished by Correll and Thompson. ; Odd Fellow's . Hall. Phone 1446.) i Chicago, April 20. WheatOpen High Low Close May ... 10 106 105 106 July ... 100 100 99 100 8epl ... 98 99 97 98 ".' ' - y.-t Corn
Opsd High Low May ... 56 57 56 Jdly ... 60 ,;0, 59 Sept. ... 1 62 61
May July Sept.
Open .. 41 .. 39 .. 37
High 42 39 37
Low 41 39 37
Close 57 60 , I i Close 41 39 37
Hogs Receipts 2,500; packers $0.13. Sheep andn lambs Receipts 300; prime i sheep $6.75; top ambs $8.73. , . ; INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN.
Indianapolis, April 19.
Wheat Corn'i
Oats Rye
,. ...,... .i
. , . .$1.03 .... '59c
43
80c
TOLEDO GRAIN.,
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. Indianapolis, April SO. Hogs Receipts 4KM: prime $9.35. Cattle Receipts 1,400; prime steers $7.00. ... , Sheep Receipts 200; prime $3.50; ; lambs, $11.00. EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK. Pittsburg, April 20.Cattle Receipts light; extras $8.63; primes $8.40. Hogs Receipts 800; prime heavies ttMO; Ywtkers $9.50. Veals RecelpU light; choice $0. Sheep Receipts G loads; prime $7.70. Lambs, clipped $12. ,
PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK. Eait Buffalo, April 20.
Cattle-Recei pts light; market steady
prtaes $8.50. Vsslr-RecelpU 330; choice $9.50.
Hers Receipts; mixed , grades and
Yorkers. $9.60. Cp Receipts 400; 'prime $8. ' " Coring lambs $9.33. c:::si:::iATi livestock, 'CU April Cl'JxtzZ shippers $7.75.
Toledo, April 20. Wheat, cash . . ,'. . . .
Corn Oats
Clover Seed
$106
. 57c
44c
.$7.15
RICHMOND MARKETS.
Furnished by Glen Miller Stock Yards.
LIVE STOCK.
Common and rough ...... 6.459 7.70
Yorkers &25Q 8.75
Steers, corn fed 4.75(3 5.50
Fat cows 3.00 4.25
Bulls ......... 3.00Q 4.00
Fat bulls 4.00Q 4 50
Veal Calves .. ........... 5.00Q 7.50
RICHMOND HAY MARKET. , (Omar G. Whelan)
Oats .. .......... .... ...,35337c
Timothy Hay (loose) ....tf 15.00 Straw, baled. .S6.00Q $&50 Corn ...... ............53c RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. (Richmond Roller MUls) No. 2 wheat ................. ...$1.05 Corn, per bu., 55c Rye, per bu 70c Bran, per ton .$25.00 Middlings, per ton ........ . , .$28.00 Clover Seed, per bu ...$5.00
RICHMOND SEED MARKET. ; . . - . -V XRungs. Jfc Co.) , ' ; . Corn .' , 55c Timothy , 2.006233
Clover Seed .... ; $5.50ef$6.00
.POULTRY. ' (Paid by the Bt Illrs Grocery) ,
Young chickens, dresssd, per lb
.1
.l$O20e
A mother who bad struggled for several years to raise a delicate child was met some time later by a friend who bad known of these early struggles against delicacy. i " "How is Nellie?' asked Jbe friend somewhat fearfully, as one who might speak of some one who might have passed out of life. The mother laughed and pointed to
a rugged little girt ut her side. "She does not look much of an invalid, does
eher -
Inquiries in regard to what made tbe sudden change in tbe child's health
drew forth tbe fact that strength was caused by cold sponges each morning. Tbe child had been subject to bad bronchial coughs, also to sharp' attacks of quinsy. A child specialist advised cold sponges each day ti pop, arising. In fear and trembling the mother started, thougb in the midst of winter. The child, stood in a basin or tub of lukewarm water so as to feel no chill; then water at the temperature of 75 degrees was poured or sprayed on the body, the face and hands having been first carefully washed in hot water
and sprayed with cold. This avoids I
delay and chilling. The child is then quickly wrapped in a great Turkish towel and vigorously rubbed until dry. This bath must be given in a warm room, and the child should not be plunged into ice cold water, as it Is too much of a shock to the' heart. Tbe temperature of tbe bath can be gradually reduced.
Each time the face is washed the little girl is Instructed to dash ber throat with water as cold as It runs ' from the spigot. This seems to have entirely overcome tbe tendency to quinsy, and the child has not had s bad cold since the bathing process was started. Besides overcoming the tendency to colds, tbe baths seem to have Improved the small girl's general health. She Is no longer anaemic, ber circulation Is better, and she seems to be less Devlh. Naming th Bsby. People who have followed the changes In Christlau names can almost tell a woman's age by ber name, a fact which ought to gfre parentavfood for thought when It comes to tbe naming of a girl baby.
Fifteen years sgo every mother in
Ute United . . Cjapada
cnoosing-Dororny.'Margery, rnynis or some other English name of the late eighteenth century for her youngest, while for the last ten years Catharine, with a "C." Elizabeth and other straitlaced names have succeeded the bookish Phyllis. Babies coming Into the world at the present time are getting the benefit of quaint family names almost forgotten and more than likely despised by the original owners, as the fad is to have as unusual a Christian name as possible picked out; hence Dorinda, Anne, Eupbemia, Sophia. Cynthia. Justlna and others are culled for occasions from tbe family Bible or names of Puritan savor, such as Prlscilla or Deborah, are taken from New England annals. Another fashion ; which has already taken hold is that of combining tbe
names of tbe parents or of other members of the family to produce a name which has tbe merit of singularity and sounds "Christian" at least. Georgeanna is one of these names, although the previous existence of Georgianna would seem to have made its Invention unnecessary. Jeremina and Johuanna have both been used, and others more curious still are bestowed upon helpless Infancy, ,
; On the republican side of the house, the most interesting comment is that which is not intended for publication. In brief, the New York machine is condemned for having nominated Aldridge, whose name figured in the insurance scandals, thus putting up the weakest possible man. In tbe second place the defeat Is charged to the high prices of foodstuffs. Some of the republicans say that if Chairman Payne and Speaker Cannon had not opposed the Foelker resolution to have meats placed on the free list for one year there might have been another Btory to tell, and the defeat might not have been so pronounced. ,
ART STORE.
Fancy work and home baking. Haner's
Art Store. 8 S. 11th. Phone 2180.
10-tf insecticides any tree in a public high
way; or place any rope. sign, poster or -other fixture on a tree or guard In. a public highway; or injure, misuse or remove any device placed to protect such tree on a public highway. Section 2. No shade or ornamental
tree or shrub shall be planted In any of the public highways of the city of Richmond, until such tree or shrub shall have first been approved and the place where it is to be planted desig. nated by the board of Public Works,
snd a permit granted therefor. Section 3. No person shall fasten a horse or, other animal to a tree In a public highway in the city ef Richmond, nor cause a horse or other sat mal to, stand so that said horse or snimal can injure such tree. Section 4. No person shall, without the written permit of the Board of Public Works, place or hereafter maintain upon the ground In a public highway, stone,,: cement - or other substance which shall Impede the free passage of water and air to the roots of any. tree
in such highway, without leaving an
- LAUNDRY
Our work to suit everybody: Vincent
: Laundry, 404 N. 8t' street.
17-7t
Have a good time go with the Iola team to Cincinnati; Sunday, $1.25. - "20-3t
Very Unconventional. "Is this proposal the result of a bet or a joke or a dare?" asked the girl. "No; I ask you to marry me because I love you."
"It is unusual; but, after all, the un
usual Is the proper caper nowadays. I accept you, Algernon." Louisville Courier-Journal. '
The Follow In Love.
Prue Do you think he was sincere when he said be. loved, you? Polly I'm sure of it. He looked too foolish to
be making believe. Lipplncott's. '
..Whoever enjoys not life I count him
but an : apparition, though he wears
about him the visible affections flesh. Sir Thomas Browns' .
' Not Guilty.
"Doctor, why don't you sometimes denounce wickedness In high places?" "Bless your soul. Brother Hardesty,
I do! Have yon forgotten that -in my
sermon two T Sundays : ago I : spoke
sharply against the practice of flirting in the elevated railway trains T' Chicago Tribune. ' "
Thar It ao medicine so Bale and at fbo
timo bo plsasaat to take as Dr. CaMwaU'a Syrup
Hbdsib. the Bositfv euro for an dlaoaaa ariaina
from stomach troabto. . Tbe pries is very roes-
CSOWO--3QB ma.
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REVALEE IS SEIIT
. TO STATE
Oil A LIFE TERM (Continued From Page One.)
ed. with the Intent then and there to unlawfully, feloniously ; and : burglariously take, steal and carry away the goods, chattels and personal property of the said Christena Allison and of her husband. , ( ., Fourth Count. - did then and 'there unlawfully and feloniously kill and mur
der Christena Allison in the perpe- orjn RnmC(, of -round outside of the
tration of a burglary, by then and trunk of said tree to sres not less than there setting fire to her clothing and four teet gqare . then and there Inflicting upon her section 5.-In 'the erection or repair body, burns of which she f then and of uy building or structure the ownthere died, the said Charles Revalee er thereof shall place such guards being then and there engaged in com- around au nearby trees on the public mitUng said burglary by then and hlghwayg 8han effectually prevent there, in the day time, feloniously, un- injury to them. ' lawfully and burglariously breaking Bect!on . No person shall pour and entering into the dwelling house nU water puWic highway in of the said Christena Allison and of guCh a way as to Injure sny tree plant-
ner nuBDana, rrana Aiuaon, men mnu of ,,10,; thereon.
tnere situatea. wnn tne mtem men section 7. No person shall, without
ana mere xo 9 uniawiaiiy, ieionrousiy 1
and burglariously take, steal and carry
away the goods, chattels and personal
property of the said Christens Allison j
and of -her husband. Frank Allison.
o o Fifth Count.
did then and there un
lawfully and feloniously kill and mur
ine written consent of the Board or Public Works, attach any electric wire insulator or any device for the holding of an electric wire to any tree crow Ing or planted upon any public highway of tbe city of Richmond. " Section 8. Every person or corporation having any wire or wires' sharsed .' with " electricity , running
der Christena Allison in the attempt through a public highway, shall secareto perpetrate a burglary by then and y fMten such wire or wires so mat there striking and beating her with they shall not come In contact with any
some blunt instrument, a deadly weap-1 tree therein. on, the exact nature of said instru-l section 0. Every person or corpora' ment being unknown to the grand 1 Hon ha vine- an r wire or wires charged
All men have their frailties, and he who looks for a friend without imper
fections will never And what he
REPUBLICANS SAO ; DEMOCRATS HAPPY (Continued From Page One.)
tog Is also counted as partly responsible for the results. rThe election of Mr. Havens ot Rochester, N. Y, in a nominal republican district, is a victory of more than
passing result and foretella a victory for us in the coming campaign." said
Reprcsentativs Champ Clark, of IXis-
aouri, minority. leader of the
at said county on the 6th day ot April,
A. D. 1910, did then and there unlaw
fully, purposely, feloniously and' with
premeditated malice, kill and murder Christena Allison, by then and there beating and striking her with some
blunt - instrument, a ' deadly weapon
the exact nature of said Instrument
being unknown to the grand jury .and
then and there and thereby inflicting unon her body mortal wounds, of
which she then and there died, con
trary to the form of the statute in
such cases made and provided - and
against the peace and dignity of the
State of Indiana. Second Count.
For second and further count, the grand jurors upon their oath charge and present that Charles
Revalee, late of said county at said
county, on the 6th day of .April A- D,
1910. did then and there unlawfully.
purposely feloniously and with premeditated malice kill and . murder
Christena Allison, by then and there
setting fire to her clothing and then
and there inflicting upon her body cer
tain burns, of which she then and
there died.
Third Count. did then and there unlawfully and feloniously kill and murder Christena Allison, in perpetration of a burglary, by then and there striking and beating her with some blunt Instrument, a deadly weapon, the ex
act nature of said Instrument being
unknown to the grand jury, and then and there I inflicting upon her body mortal wounds of which she then and
there died, the said Charles Revalee
being then and there engaged In com
mitting said burglary, by then and there burglariously breaking and en
tering Into the dwelling house of said Christena. AlUson, and her husband.
Frank. Allison, then and there situat-
jury, and then and there and thereby inflicting upon her body ; mortal
wounds, of which she then and there died, said Charles Revalee being then and there engaged in attempting to commit said burglary. -
Sixth Count. did then and there unlawfully and feloniously kill and murder Christena Allison In tbe attempt to perpetrate a burglary, by then and there setting fire to her clothing: and then and thereby Inflicting upon her body certain burns, of which she then and there died .
Seventh Count.
.- ova
with electricity running through a public highway,' shall temporarily remove any such wire or wires or the electricity therefrom when it shall be necessary in order to take down or prune any trees growing in a public high
way, within twenty-four hoars after the service upon the owner of said wire or wires, or his agent, of a writ' ten notice to remove said wire or wires or the electricity therefrom, signed by ."wo members of the board of public orks. OT'tts president upon the order of such board.. .iti-vVvi.".?
Section IO. No person or corpora
tion shall prevent, delay or interfere
MA then and there nn-l with the board of nubile works or its
lawfully and feloniously kill and mur- employees. In the planting, pruning, der Christena Allison In the perpe- spraying or removing of a tree on a tration of arson by then and there public highway, or in the removal of striking and beating her with some stone, cement or other substance about . blunt instrument,, a deadly weapon, the trunk of a tree;'; the exact nature of said instrument Section 1L Every repeated violation being unknown to the grand Jury, and by the same person of any provision of then and there and thereby inflicting this ordinance or, the continuation ot
upon her body mortal wounds of which j the violation of any of its provisions
she then and there - died, the said I on any day or days succeeding the first
Charles Revalee being then and there I violation thereof, shall constitute an engaged in commlUng said arson by I additional violation of such provision.
then and there wilfully and maUcloas- J Section 12. Any person or persons .
ly and feloniously burning the dwell-1 violating any of the provisions of this
ing bouse of which the said Christena I ordinance shall upon conviction thereAllison then was living, then and of, be fined In any sum not less than
there situated in said Wayne county, five dollars nor more than fifty dIndiana, and belnjr then and there of lars. the value of five hundred dollars and Section 13. This ordinance shall be the property of another person. An- la full force and effect from and after drew J. Hart. its passage and publication eases eachCifhth Count. week for two consecutive weeks in ths o did then and there un- Richmond Palladium and Can Telelawfully and feloniously kill and mur- gram, a newspaper of general eireulader Christena Allison In the perpetra- Uon, printed and published la the city tJon of arson by then and there settins; of Richmond. Indiana. - ' Are to her doming, sad then and Signed and approved by me this 20th there and thereby inflicting upon ber day of April, VO.O. : body 'mortal wounds and Burns of - W. W. ZCniZZHAN, Slayor. which she then and there died, ths Attest: V , said Charles Revalee beta then and B. A. JSSZCSSZX-CStf CzO : there ensaced to cosamltttos: said sr- - 27.