Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 239, 6 July 1910 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND F.IKLADIUSK 8UX-TELEGRA3I, WEDNESDAY, JULY C, 1910.

ERECT MONUMENT TO ADAM AND EVE Apple-Growers in the Great

. Nortn-west to Remem ber First Patrons. WANT APPROPRIATE DESIGN PRIZtS TO BE OFFERED FOR M08T ATTRACTIVE SCHEMEPLANS ARE LAID FOR A BIG DEDICATION. Spokane, Waih., July fl. A. F. Crowell, formerly deputy atate horticultural commlHsloner of Spokane and Stevens rounty, Washington, has submitted a proponal to the National Apple show to erect a mammoth monument to Adam and Eva In one of the apple) Delta In the northwest. The board of trustees of the organization of which Howard Klllott, bead of the Northern Pacific railway company Is president. Is discussing plans to offer A substantial prize for the most appro priate design, submitted In competition, to be awarded by popular vote at the third annual show In Spokane tha week: of November It. lien H. Rice, secretary of the apple show an nounces that If Mr. Cro well's plan Is adopted by the trustees, arrangements will be made to erect the monument early next summer and have It in readiness for the dedicatory services the third week In , November, 1011. President Taft and representative men and women from all parts of the country will be invited to attend and participate in 'the ceremonies at the unveiling of the monument. GREELEY SURVIVORS iree Members of Party Who Escaped Death 30 Years ' Ago Met in New York. RECALL FEARFUL HARDSHIP New. York. Julrfl -Wlth General Greeley and Col David Bralnerd miss ing, the survivors of the ill-fated Gree ley expedition of 1KS1 to the North pole met in this city the other day at what must have seemed to them a rather grim reunion. Morris Connel, one of them who is employed by the United States weather bureau at San Joae, Cal., came to town especially for tka m- 4a Im KaIIauIhs ( tMlwTht Ka Iha last opportunity he would have of see ing alive his companions on that traclQ Journey to the farthest north. But seven of the members of the expoaiuon survived tne norrors or me Arc tlo and they would have perished too but for the courage of Admiral Schley who bad pushed a relief party to their rescue at Cape Sabine, Of the seven, but five axe still alive. The rigor of the lonf night in the ice drifts have left its imprint on all of them. ' ' The three who met here presented a pathetic picture, as they recounted some of the anguishing experiences of the; expedition when starvation and disease overtook, them. It was a story that chilled the marrow. As you listened to it you could fancy yourself stalking amidst the crazed and famish 4 crew abandoned to a horrible death In the igloes, on the desolate plain of ice, A touch of pathos was added to the recital by the news that Albeit Verse, one of the companions of Peary on bis successful trip to tho North Pole bad died Tuesday In one of the local hospitals. ' Verse was one of Peary's men who located the Gree ley camp at Cape Sabine and recovered the bleached bones of some of tho Oreoley dead. 70S in A BARflEL (American News Service) Cincinnati. July 6. Mrs. Henry Hodges, aged forty-five, wlfo of wealthy tobacco man, was found dead in a rain-barrel this morning at Mil ford. Ohio. It is evidently a case of suicide. BOARD ENDS BUSINESS. Business of the Wayne county board of review was concluded vaster day. The board has been In session for thirty days and fixed the taxable valuation of all corporation holdings with the exception of the properties ' of corporations which the state boaM assesses. Only about six complaints aa tntrlA s tha Kaspji K imUAi tatlves of firms which bad been as sened. Tbese were satisfactorily ad justed. TAKEN TO EASTHAVEN. .Mia. liaillB "l C VH"TIT, no was recently declared Insane, v. us re moved to KAftern Indiana hospital this afternoon by Sheriff Meredith City Statistics Marriage Licenses. ' Benjamin L. Bowman. Kentucky. 2. decorator and Elsie B. Pitts. Richmond, IS, hair dresser. Tm iwAiI sor with sick fcaadacba. todfaaatica. MuMpulot or aay otoar troh).t art, ft from disordered toraacb. Dr. CaldwalTt rv Hpils wtU tary yo tad kwp yoawvli.

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HERE'S ANOTHER OtiEl Washington Banker Gets Mar ried and Tangles up Relationship. , BEATS "HOW OLD IS ANN" Spokane, Wash., July When W. It. Van Slyke, cashier of the Mer chants and Miners' bank at Chelan, Wash., married Miss Mary B. Baker, also of that city, a few days ago, a peculiar marital relation was formed. The bride is a Bister of Mrs. J. B. Van Slyke, second wife of the father of the bridegroom, and therefore is an aunt to her own husband. Mrs. W. 1L Van Slyke's sister is now her mother-in-law, and her father-in-law Is also her brother-in-law. Mrs. J. B. Van Slyke is step-mother to W. H. Van Slyke, also his sister-in-law, and his aunt-in-law. J. B. Van Slyke is a brother-in-law to his son and, is also hl3 father-in-law. Some one has flg-. ured out that if any children are born to the couple their grandfather will also be their uncle and their aunt would become their Btep-grandmother, their father would be tbelr step-cousin and their mother would become their great aunt-in-law. MUST TRIMTHE TREES. Superintendent Gormon has .begun a crusade against the low trees that stand along the sidewalks in many places. A city ordinance specifies that no branches shall be closer to the ground than eight feet Superintendent Gormon says that on many streets the branches of the trees are not more than six feet above the sidewalk. Owners of such trees will be notified at once that they must be trimmed to comply with the ordinance. ANNUAL PICNIC. The annua! picnic of the township trustees of Wayne county will be held at Glen Miller park on July 16. The Origin ot tha Matt iff. Mastiff Is u tn in applied to a very large and powerful iwle of the cunine family, und there Is considerable conflict of opinion reirdlng the origin of the word. Some claim that It Is derived from the Italian mastlno or the Freucb uiasttu. txitli of which signify large limbed. This word, they 6ay. wes graduiilly corrupted into ma sty. a Lincolnshire expression meanlug very large, muscular or bur. until it gradually assumed its present form. Others again say its true origin is the old German mnstcn. to fatten, because the mastiff is a large dog and so seems better fed than any other. London Field. Good Scheme. "It's a sbaim commented the frlent; of the restaurant proprietor. "What's a sua me?" asked the restaurant proprietor. -Why. that you have to give that pretty waitress n'.l the tough steaks for the pntrou at her tables." "Oh. I pay her estra for that. You see. she Is so pretty not one man would kick If the steaks were so todgL they pulled his teeth out." Chicago News. The Eternal Feminine. "Myrtle nan gone upon the vaudeville stage and has made an instant big bit because of her daring." "What Is her act?" "She sings in a cage of mice." Lipplncott's. Adversity Is the first path to truth. Byron.

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BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago 42 22 .656 New York 39 24 .619 Pittsburg 33 30 .521 Cincinnati 34 32 .513 Philadelphia 32 32 .500 St. Louis 30 38 .441 Brooklyn f6 37 ".413 Boston 24 45 .34S AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. Philadelphia 41 22 .07 New York GS 26 .594 Detroit 41 30 .577 Boston 35 29 .547 Cleveland 28 32 .467 Chicago 30 35 .462 Washington 25 42 .373 St. Louis ........ ..20 45 .308 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Won. Lost. Pet. Minneapolis 54 27 .667 St. Paul 50 29 .633 Toledo 45 32 .584 Milwaukee 34 41 .453 Columbus 33 41 .446 Kansas City 32 41 .438 Indianapolis 34 45 .430 Louisville.. .. .' 23 51 .329 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 1 1 National League. Cincinnati 5; St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 3; Brooklyn 2. Chicago 11; Pittsburg 3. Boston 8: New York 4. American League. Philadelphia 3; Washington 2. Detroit 5; Cleveland 2. New York 3: Boston 2. St. Louis 6; Chicago 5 (10 innings.) American Association. Louisville-Indianapolis Rain. Minneapolis 10; Kansas City 0. Columbus 3; Toledo 2. St. Paul 8; Milwaukee 4. GAMES TODAY. National League. Cincinnati at St. Louis. New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburg. American League. St. Louis at Detroit. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington. Chicago at Cleveland. American Association. Columbus at Toledo. Indianapolis at Louisville. Minneapolis at Kansas City. St. Paul at Milwaukee. Throw ray pills and ttrone cathartics which are violent in action, and always have on hand Dr. Caldwell's Syrap Pepsin, the guaranteed cure for constipation and all diseases arising rom stomach trouble. We Got 'Em Screenings For the Chickens Northwestern Oats "That Am." The only summer feed for Horses. GET OUR PRICES, IT PAYS! 0F.1ER G. WDELAN, Feed and Seed Store, 33 South 6th St. Phone 1679.

DISOWNED HER BABY

Did a Steerage Mother, So the First Cabin Swells Made it a Lingerie Wardrobe. WAS SENT BACK TO EUROPE New York. July . A pathetic case of a mother refusing to recognize her own child was called yesterday to the attention of the immigration authorities at Ellis Island on the arrival in port of the Noordam from Rotterdam. When the ship was in midocean, Ce cilia Dudonasfski, a second cabin passenger gave birth to a baby boy. The newcomer was a buster and soon after its presence aboard had been heralded became the idol of the ship. Its mother was unconscious some twenty hours after the youngster had made his advent, idisowned it. Although desperately ill, the woman insisted the baby belonged to her sister. So firmly did she adhere to this that the child was taken to the infirmary in the first cabin and put on milk and water diet. The women passengers made baby clothes for it from their skirts and waists and by the time the ship got into port presented the little one with a full layette. Because of the position assumed by the mother both will be returned to the port from which the mother embarked. BRIDGE CONTRACTS The county commissioners let the following bridge coatracts today: To the Pan-American Bridge Company, the Cook bridge. Clay township, the Olive Branch bridge, Jefferson township, $349; the Ballinger bridge fill. Perry township. $649; the White bridge. Franklin township, $2,849; the Bertsch bridge repair, Jackson town ship, fl,4S0; and the Jack Kempton bridge, Center township, $399. To Isaac Smith, contractor, the Thompson arch, Boston township, $1,866; the fill to the Thompson bridge, 25 cents a cubic yard. To John Duke, contractor, 1,250 cubic yards of fill to the Cook bridge Clay township, at 28 cents per cubic yard; the fill to the White bridge. Franklin township, at 2S cents per cubic yard. To Hurst and Thomas, Connersville, contractors, the Wiliam Kimmel biidge, Washington township, $620. FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Harry Ryle. colored, will be tried for highway robbery on July 18 in the circuit court, according to arrange ments made today by attorneys. Richard Hill, the prosecuting witness, and the only one on whom the state can depend for a case against Ryle. is now in Pennsylvania, but Prosecuting Attorney Charles Ladd expects him to be present at the time of the trial Ryle is held at the county jail in de fault of $100 bond. POPULAR EXCURSIONS Via C, C. & L. R. R. Low Round Trip Rates to the following Points: Atlantic City, N. J. $24.15 G. A. R. Encampment, Sept. 15 16, 17, 18, 19th. Milwaukee, Wis. $10.05 K. of P. Grand Lodge, July 29, 30, 31, Aug. 1st. Old Point Comfort, Va. $15.00 Friday, July 8th; Friday, Aug. 12th; Tuesday, July 19th; Tuesday, Aug. 23rd. Niagara Falls, N. Y. $6.50 Saturday, July SOth; Thursday, Aug. 4th; Tuesday, Aug. 16th; good returning' 12 days from date of sale. Atlantic City, N. J. $16.00 Thursday, August 11th, via C. & O. R. R. Thursday, August lSth, via B. & O. R- R. Chicago, liiT $7.80 Knights Templar Conclave, Aug. 5, 6, 7, 8, New York, N. Y. $25.50 Final return limit SO days from date of sale. Round Trip Summer Tourist Rates To Portland, Ore. ....$73.10 To San Francisco. Calf 77.30 To Yellowstone Part 51.10 To Denver, Colo. S7.05 To S"t. Paul, Minn, Etc.... 24.15 For further information, call C A. BLAIR, Pass. & Tkt. Agt, Home Tel. 2062. Richmond, Ind.

ASK WAGE INCREASElBAN ON BIG PARADE

(American News Service) Pittsburg, July 6 Employes cf the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg, are taking a vote on the Question of whether they will strike for a wage increase ranging from five to twenty percent. In this action they are following in the lead taken by the Pennsylvania railroad employes, members of the Order of Railroad Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad Truinmen on the routes operated east of Pittsburg and Erie. The result of the vote on both the eastern and western systems of the Pennsylvania are expected on July 12. Over C.700 trainmen, conductors and yardmen are involved on the Pennsylvania iines. The Pennsylvania railroad main tains that it always has paid wages higher than competing lines and declines to grant the demands made. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Jesse A. Weichman to Ada E. Warfel et al lot 74 Bickle and Laws add city. $4,150. George Bishop to Josephine F. Hialt pa. lot 94 John Smith add city. $l,'J0O. John M. Frisinger to George L. Bobilya, lots 30, 31, 22 and part of lot 29, blkr. 16, W. of R. & S., of N. R. Cambridge City. $2,500. James McNeill to Sanford Reddish, pt. lot 121 Grand Boulevard sub-div. to city. $2,0OO. . Anna M. Buening to Mary Naber pt. lots 5 and tf, C. Schwegman add to city. $525. John W. Marson to Edw. D. Paul, lot 23, Cambridge City Land and Imp. Oo.'s add to Cambridge City. $285. Carrie E. Stevens to Floyd Dynes, pt. s. w. qr. sec. 17, twp. 15, range 14, Abington twp. $1,000. Dickinson Trust Co., Tr., to Anna M. Fee, lot 157, Earlham Heights add to city. $150. ANOTHER BOXING MATCH. Manager Greulich, of the Athletic association which is putting on the boxing exhibitions at the coliseum, has announced a second entertainment for the season on next Wednesday ev ening. The headliner will be a match between Howard Wiggam and Frank Dalton, both of Indianapolis, in a ten round, no decision bout. There will be a number of other attractions, in cluding a short sparring match be tween two colored gentlemen of this city. Suit to foreclose a mortgage for $500 was brought in the circuit court today by William L. Parsons against Ellen and Joseph Goodman.

When It's a Question of Food Vafueo Of course there is ice cream and ice cream, but, when it's good, ice cream is the most nourishing of foods. ' Weight for weight, contains more nutriment than any other food. It's just made of nutritious matter, when it's made right. But that's not all it is a highly digestible food suitable for the child, the invalid, the aged. . . I. It should be used as food, not as a mere fillip to the appetite. It answers the natural craving of the child as no other food does. is made under fHamoat sanitary condition --that is one of tne most essential things to be sure of during the summer months the cream used is pasteurised thereby malting it absolutely pure.

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Chicago Admirers of "Jack . Johnsing" Can't Have Triumphal March.

POLICE CHIEF INTERFERES (American News Service) Chicago. July &Chief of polic Stewart today refused to give a permit for the mammoth parade of Johnson's admirers in honor of his home coming which had been planned to be headed by a brass band, a long line of automobiles and a large police escort. The chief fears race riots may result. KILLED Oil SPEEDWAY Indianapolis, July 6. Driver Tom Kincade was instantly killed at the Speedway this afternoon while making a speed trial in a National automobile. MEET WITH JOS. COMMONS. The July meeting of the Wayne County Horticultural society will be held at the home of Joseph Commons of Centerville on Saturday. Business matters to bo considered willconsist of reports and the reading of papers.. PENNSYLVANIA LINES Cincinnati $1.25 ROUND TRIP SUNDAY Leave Richmond 7:00 A. M. PENNSYLVANIA r LINES Madison $1.50 ROUND TRIP SUNDAY Leave Richmond 6:25 a. m..

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The petit Jury of the Wayne cir cuit court which was cal-ed yesterday and was ready for service in the case -of E. M. Campfield against the Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance Company of New York for $3,000 has boen dismissed temporarily. The couusel for the litigants announced that the casa would be compromised. Nothing has been done as yet in making a satiifactory adjustment to both parties. Terre Haute, indianapaHr & Eastern Traction Co. Eastern III vision Trains leave Richmond for Indianapolis and intermedlata stations at 6:00 A. M.; 7:25; 8:00; 3:23: 10:00; 11:00; 12:00; 1:00; 2:25; 3:00; 4:00; 3:25; 6:00; 7:30; S:40; 0:00; 13:00: 11:10. Limited Trains. Last Car to Ir.d!anarol!s. 8:0 P. AT. Last Car to New Castle, 1C:00 P. Trains 'connect at Indianapolis for . Lafayette. Frankfort, Cvawfordavill. Terre Haute, Clinton, Sullivan, Mar. tinsvllle, Lebanon and Paris. 111. . Tickets eold through. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI A LOUISVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. ( Phone 2003. la Effect April IT, 1810, East Bound Chlraso-CIaclnaatl.

Stations. Ill 8 I 8 V 81 Lv. n El U I I J Son. Sun. 1 II Oaty Chicago 9:15a 10:05p 9:15 Peru Ar. ... l:22p !:02a l;22e ppru l:32p 2:12a :00a 4:82p Marion 2:25p 3:01a 7:00a 5:25p Muncte ..... S:lp 3:55a 7:59a :l$p Richmond ... 4:40p 5:08a 8:22a 7:40c Ct. Grove .. -6:1p 5:43a 8:19p Cincinnati .. 6:50p 7:20a B:50p Wrat Bound Claclnaatl-Calcaa;. Station. I 3 14 I I S3 Lv. ID Ex I D ) U I Sun. I I I Only Cincinnati .. 8:15a 10:00p 8:15a Ct. Grove ... 9:53a U:46p ;63j nichmond .. 10:31a 12:55a TtOOp 10:Sla Muncie 11:48a 1:40a 8:30pll:4J Marlon l2:41p 2:35a 9:30p I2:41p Peru Ar. ... l:32p 3:26a 10:30p l:23p Peru ....... l:42p 3:36a 4:41t Chicago .;..( 6:40p 7:35a 8:40s 12th St Station).

Through Vestibuled Train between Chicago and Cincinnati. Double daily service. Througrh sleepers on train! Nos. 3 and i between Chicago and On. cinnati. .. -: - - . Fine buffet service on trains 1 and 3. All tra'.ns run daily. For train connections and other ln formation call . C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A. Home Phone 2062. ; . Richmond. Indu 9 S. fifth Sf. la fcis series of zis.