Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 307, 12 September 1910 — Page 8
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GOTin GOSSIPS HI SAY REID INTEODS f 0 QUIT Out These Wall Street Mongers Have Long Deen Having Indiana Man Out of the , Rock Island. HAS MADE FINANCIERS SIT UP AND NOTICE "Uncle" John Morrissey, Just Before His Death, Said He Thought "Danny" Longed for Home Folks. .'
New York, Sept. 12. Wall street baa been throwing out hlnta for the last ten days to the effect that Daniel G. Held la to resign from the directorate of the Rock Island railway company. M. Held now la In Europe from which country he la to return the latter part of thla month. Mr. Reed has beea since his tin plate days, most strenuously and deeplly interested in Rock Island In a financial way. Some are saying that he will be compelled to hand In hla resignation as a director. Those who know Wall street rumor mongers are aware that they hare long been doing to Dan Reld almost everything on the calendar, except getting hla bank roll. And that fattens with each passing year. Those who have been taught object lessons In their financial fighting with Mr. Reld. when afterward siting up their bank rolls, invariably hare discovered that Reld had copped most of the roll, and what each and every one had to content himself with was experience. Any man who could come to New York and aingle handed finance himself, control and own what Mr. Reld does in railroads, banka, financial trust companies, and In all the other corporations, without any assistance whatever from Wall street, must be good on figures, brains, besides a fighter and yet a diplomat. Longs For Richmond. . "Uncle" John Morrissey of Indianapolis, who financially aided Reld when be was struggling to make a aucceaa of the tin plate project, died not long ago. Shortly before hla death ho remarked to a friend: "I wonder If Danny wouldn't like to be back homo la Indiana. Yachta and Bttsopo, awell country and city homes may sound big down hero in New York, but I know Danny, an' a way ' down- In bis heart I believe that he longs for bis old home and the old byes what's lift UV thlm in Richmond. "The power uv wealth Is great, but It canj buy happiness and contentment any better In New York or Paris than it can out home. "Will Danny give up the fight fn New York for control of tho Rock la-
land road and go back to Richmond,
ye ask. Not, me bucco, till the Pear-
soa-Farquhar-Kuhn-Loeb and the oth
er lntereata give him everything he
asks for. They're a tough crowd to buck against sure, but Danny can be tougbt too, an' Danny la mighty good
on big flggera.
"Besides that fcS cornea of ' Irish stock on hla mother'a aide, an' he'a a
born fighter by nature, that lad. But while he is a fighter, he la also a diplo
mat by Instinct"
Mr. Raid. Leeds and the Moore brothers came to New York to live la 100, In order to be on the battle ground and to meet In the open or in closed warfare the glanta of finance.
The battle waged fast, furious and bit
ter for a time.
First it waa J. V. forgaa, then the late B. H. Harrlman, and down the lino all along. 'But Dan Reld la atill
on deck and ahows no scars. Many a scalp hangs up in the mem' orles of Dan Reld. He made the Stan
dard OH crowd. Mr. Morgan, and even
Mr. Harrlman alt up and take notice.
A Tip From Rogers.
On one occasion H. H. Rogers, on
his own yacht, the Kanawha, the fastest afloat at that time, waa returning
' from the last International yacht race.
John M. Archbold asked him who owned the yacht Reclalre. which was
showing the Kanawha its heels. Mr.
Rogers was chatting with Mark Twain and looked up surprised to see baa fast yacht being passed so easily by
the Reclalre.
"John." said Mr. Rogers thoughtfully, "that is a beautiful yact. very
trim and fast. It Is owned by Daniel
G. Reid Tinplate Reld. Keep your
eye on him, John, he's far the smart
est and shrewdest of the Rock Island
crowd."
Mr. Roger's siting up of Mr. Reld
. was repeated afterward to the Indl-
ana man's friend by a gentleman in the Rogers party at that time. Time
baa proved that H. H. Rogers, who
was a tne Judge of men, was right
Of the. original four. Raid. Leeda and the Moore brothers, but two are
now oa the firing line, Reid and
Judge Moore. And now Wall street
is trying to prove it that the former
Is to be forced back from alt position
la the lead of the fclnsa of finance.
As the lata If. It. Rogers remarked
oa that yacht of hla, unbeatable until
' the Reclalre passed it oa the high at
"keep your eyo oa Daniel Orey Reld."
I have secured from Marshall. Field
ft Co. of Chicago, a first class, upholttarer. I give prompt attention to all V of work. J, IX. CuaaeU. Phone
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Figure in Big New York Graft Probe
Louis BedelL at ton. former Assem
blyman of -the state of New York; State Senator Agnew, of New York on lower left; next him former Assistant District Attorney Kresel; and on the lower right, former Lieut-Governor, M. Linn Bruce; all of whom are figuring Just now in one of the most re
markable graft probing crusades ever conducted by the state of New York, or any state for that matter. For several years Bedell was chairman of the Railroad Committee of the Assembly.
He acknowledges having had S24.0OO plsced to his credit by railroad lobbyists with a broker firm. He declares
was not a bribe, but only because
the railroad sympathized with him because he was poor and they thought
might insure them "fair treatment."
The probe committee was voted at the
last session of the legislature, and after it gets through with individuals past and present of the legislature, is
scheduled to tackle Wall Street.
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GAVE LIQUOR TO
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James Allen Fined $100 and
Costs and Ninety Days in the County Jail.
LADS BECAME VERY DRUNK
BOYS WERE CAPTURED BY A POLICEMAN AFTER A CHASE AND WERE GIVEN A STIFF LECTURE BY THE MAYOR.
RAH IUT0 FREIGHT Did a Troop Train Near Indianapolis and Two Trainmen Were Killed.
THIRTEEN WERE INJURED
For giving llnuor to minors. James
Allen was fined SI 00-and costs and 90
days In jail, by Mayor Zimmerman, in police court, this morning. Allen ad
mitted giving twenty-four pints of beer to a " fifteen-year-old boy Saturday
night, but said the boy wanted it for his father.
The boy, to whom the liquor waa given.and two companions of about the same age, were arrested Sunday afternoon by Patrolmen Lawler and Vogelsong, in front of the Murray theater, where they were raising a considerable disturbance. They were taken to police headquarters but at first refused to tell where the licuor came from. However, after a severe cross-examination by Sergeant Ed. McXally, the boys admitted that James Allen had bought the llnuor for them, at David Brumley's barrel house, on Fort Wayne avenue, Sunday they rented a buggy and
drove to t'ae country where all the
beer was drunk. Two of the boys were badly . intoxicated but the third was net greatly under the influence of the licuor.
Patrolman Vogelsong discovered the
condition of the boys on North Fifth
street, when he heard one say, "Sit up you d fool, you're drunk." They then drove to Main street persued by
the patrolmen and were taken near
Tenth street They at first claimed
they were not drunk. The boys are of respectable families and have never been in trouble before. A stiff lecture
was administered by I. A. Gormon, su
perintendent of police, this - morning, after which they were released.
(American Xevs Service.) Indianapolis. Sept. 12. Engineer Samuel Densmore of Indianapolis and Fireman E. C. Ike of Anderson, Ind., were killed outright, and thirteen others were injured when Big Four train No. 9, from Louisville, carrying the First Kentucky regiment to the army maneuvers at Fort Benjamin Harrison ran into an open switch and collided with a freight train this morning. Fireman Charles Adams and George W. Kurt of Union City were seriously injured.
Lonnie D. Cole, a native of West'
Virginia, who has been living near th
Eastern Indiana hospital for several mdnths, waa declared of unsound
mind in the justice of the peace court
of I C. Abbott on Saturday. He be
lieves he is rich and that his friends ' are trying to get his money. He has threatened to kill himself. He wss declared a person of unsound mind
when a resident of West Virginia. An effort will be made to place him in,
Easthaven as soon as possible.
AVOIDS
CONFUSION
Every High School Student to
Have Work Assigned Before the Opening.
THIS IS A RADICAL CHANGE
Every high school student will have
his classes arranged and his desk as
signed In the" new school 'building
when he or she returns to school next
Monday morning. . Principal I. E. Neff and John F. Thompson started to work this morning in the superintendent's office of the new high school
and the students that had been asked to come this' morning and arrange
their work for the ensuing year, were given all the necessary - Instruction and assignments for the opening of the high school next Monday.
By registering snd deciding what
classes they will enter the students and faculty will be relieved of much of the trouble incident of the first day of each term. Formerly the several hundred students came to the school the opening day and amid confusion ar
ranged their studies. This year the
confusion will be done away with and
each student will more easily select his work. About one week ago Principal Neff sent letters to all the students who were expected to enter the high school and requested them to come to the superintendent's office at a certain hour this week. It Is expected thst over five hundred students will receive assignments this week.
DISPLAY OF FRUIT
Fred Marchant, formerly, of Richmond, now of Ogden. Utah.' has sent to several of his friends displays of the fruit which he is raising in that country. Nearly everything is raised by means of irrigation and the forcing process.
'"The Salvation of Trees and Birds," is the subject of Mr. Davey's free lecture to Richmond Citizens, Monday evening.
Filoc! Pilool Fileo! WUUtmi' Indian P1U Ointment will cure Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays Itching at ones, acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. Williams1 Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared for FClea and Itching of the private parts. Drnrststa. mail Me and Sl-00. WILLIAM MFC CO.. CleMlsaa, OMs For sale by T. F. McDonnell.
K2iv Grcn3 Cctel American Plan... S2.S0 to $4.00 Cnropean Plan... S1.00 to 92.54 The only hotel with running Hot snd Cold Water and Pksmes la all rooms, outside the) ClaypooL Same manassnit a TX:3 WGOTCOTT
A RAILWAY ' CUT-OFF
(American News Service.) San Francisco,' Cal., Sept. 12. The Dumbarton cut-off bridge was opened by the Southern Pacific Company today. The bridge crosses the southern end of San Francisco Bay by seven great steel spans," joining San Mateo and ' San Francisco counties to ' Ala
meda county. The ' purpose of . the
bridge is to eliminate the tedious trip of 50 miles around the bay from Santa Clara , Valley to ; Oakland ' and other cities across the bay. .
SPRAGUE BO TODAY
- (American News Service.)
Narragansett Pier, R. I., Sept. 12. Governor Sprague, Rhode Island's
chief executive during the civil war and , for many years the representative of this - state - in the United States senate, reached his eightieth birthday anniversary today. ' For several years Governor Sprague has been in poor health and since the destructionv a year ago of his ' magnificent home here by fire he has spent the most of his time traveling in Europe.
BUILDING IS SOLD
The Jackson building on the south
west corner of Ninth and Main streets has been purchased by . Richard A.
Jackson, and it is probable the build
ing will be remodeled and a fourth and fifth story added. No confirm
ation of the improvement can be as
certained as Mr. Jackson is in Chi
cago, but the improvement has been
contemrlated for some time, it is
said.
The interests of Malcolm Jackson
and wife and Abigail J. Needham in
the building, were purchased by Mr.
Jackson for $18,333.32. They owned
11-18 of the entire building.
TO ACT Oil REDDEST
The request of the township trustees of the county for a special examination in order to give applicants for the county superintendency a chance to qualify will be acted upon by State Superintendent R. J. Aley next week. .The trustees are hopeful that the special examination will be held in time for the grades to be made known on September 25.
Why Not Get
Rid of Catarrh?
Here are some symptoms of catarrh
if you have any of them, get rid of
them while there is yet time: Is your throat raw? Do you sneeze often? Is your breath foul? Are your eyes watery? Do you take cold easily? Is your nose s toped up? Do you have to spit often? Do crusts form in your "nose? -Are you losing your sense of smell
Do you blow your nose a great deal Does ydur mouth taste bad mornings
Do you have to clear your throat on rising, or have a discharge from
the nose? v .
Does mucus drop In back of threat?
Have you ringing noises in the ears
HYOMEI (pronounce it High-o-me)
is guaranteed to cure catarrh, coughs,
colds, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma
and croup, or money.-- back. Just
breathe it in. Complete outfit, includ
ing hard rubber inhaler, $1.00. L. H
Fihe and ' druggists everywhere sell
HYOMEI. If you already own an in
haler, you can buy an extra bottle of HYOMEI for only 50 cents. Remember that.
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coiraous
Why plant trees, shrubs and flow
ers and have them fall? Hear John
Davey Monday evening at the Y. M, C
and learn how to succeed. Free. -
Hospital Tag Day Saturday. 12-5
"COMPLICATION OF DISEASES." How often one hears this expression'
It means a condition in which no onei
disease fully develops, but symptoms of various disorders are present. Pois
oned, impure blood would explain the
cause in nine out of ten such cases. It! matters not if the blood.be poisoned by inoculation, or by the failure of oneor more of the important glands of the body to perform their duties, a power ful alterative or blood purifier. Is neb' essary to cleanse it, and in so doing!
removes the cause. . Dr. A. B. Simp son's Vegetable Compound is the most! thorough' and powerful alterative ori :
blood purifier ever known, w a fact which is firmly established; and snpf ported by testimony of hundreds of! grateful people. It is harmless as lt is effective, and sold at one dollar sJ bottle at all drug stores.
t A. J. FORD. - , V Shoe Repairer, " - - ' will be found -J . rt 1 at Cunningham's . ,
New. Store. "
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