Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 2, 11 November 1910 — Page 2

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THE KICH3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY NOVEMBER .11, 1910.

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CASE G0S TO JURY Case Against Robt Stines, Col- , ored, for Alleged Attack " on Girl Ended. - WAS HARD TO GET A JURY

The Jurors of the Wayne circuit court before whom Robert Stines, colored, was tried for alleged assault on Mabel Muey, . white, when she was fourteen years old received the case late on Friday afternoon. The trial was startetd Thursday, much time being consumed In . the selection of a jury, and the remainder of the day in ' the Introduction of evidence by the state. Not sufficient evidence was introduced by the state to allow the defense much opportunity and Us witnesses, the majority character wit- " nesses, were examined in a few hours on Friday morning. The arguments of the attorneys consumed four hours each side having two hours In which to address the Jurors. The Jury is as follows: Forest Vansant. John IL Spahr, O. V. Hensley, Walter Burgess, Charles II. Bond, George Dwlgglns, Walter Simpson, Henry Bertsch, William Hoover, Isaiah Fricker, Frank E. Oler. The state excused four from Jury service, the defense two and the court three. Those excused Include M. M. Chenoweth, Fred W. Fetta, James Howley, Oeorge Davis, Alvln Threewlts, Oeorge Thornburg, Arthur . Cheesman, John F. Pierce 'and Frank Koch-

Plenty of Dressed . Chickens , and Rabbits, all our , own dressing. Bchwegman's 2 Meat Markets. Three phones. ll-2t IMPALED ON A FENCE (American News Service) New York, Not. 11. William F. Abbott. a real estate operator, forty-five years old, Jumped from the fifth floor window of his fashionable Rosalind apartments, Manhattan avenue, during a fire, this morning and was Impaled On a picket fence. Ills wife, aged forty, also perished, buring to death tn the apsrtments. Thirty persons were, heroically rescued by firemen. MANDUS MASON SPOKE "Settlements with Supervisors," was the aubject of a paper which Mandus E. Mason, trustee of Jackson township .read before the trustees' meeting on Thursday. Lactic Acid is the arch enemy of the teeth. Under the' microscope have been discovered twenty too hinds I of bacteria in the mouth: these feeding upon the particles of food carelessly allowed to remain in the teeth produce ' lactio acid. This acid seeks t ott the weak spots in the ' cnnel end there decay immediately begins. ief IsctfcacUayAeesattaatMeef . ! eatMc Mmg mlm airisf weeVtfsa h COZCvOUT is a eJ caractZtJ cWiiw, yet it is sa frssrast asd itikkm to tie lasts tiai trtry clll wW ass wed - ft Ims It aa adfaaSaga t the ;. tx&r vU b taaclaj her cfeOJ. ! na to data tiek tatO. OSCOONT TOOTI1 POWDEX has a lastlaf fragraswe. Ic is free frost grit mm4 aoM, mwi (hres the teeth peerty hwtre. tCZSOONT TOOTH PASTE is similar ' to Sosodoat Tooth Powder, bet la the fores of paste to accommodate those who prefer it that way. Seid all over the World

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T, R, IS VERY BUSY Gives Up Out Doors Exercise and Remains in House, Reading and Writing.

PREPARING A STATEMENT? (American . News Service) Oyster Bay, Nov. 11. RooBevelt has cut out all out-of-doors recreation and remains In the house constantly, busy with his writing and In reading newspapers. He Is believed to be preparing a bristling public statement. The local postmaster says that Roosevelt's mall has doubled since the ejection. AFTER A LECTURER An effort Is being made by county superintendent C. O. Williams to secure the services of Miss Ethelwyn Miller, head of the art department of Miami university, Oxford, O., for the meeting of the city and county teach ers' Institute on December 2 and 3 re spectively. She lectured at the 1910 assembly of the Chautauqua and made such an excellent impression that the teachers asked that she be secured to address the December meetings. KILLS FOUR MINERS (American News Service) ' Springfield, 111., Nov. 1L Four miners were instantly, killed this forenoon, In explosion of fire damp. In mines at Panama, Montgomery county. Scores of workmen escaped from the pit through an escape shaft. Some only slightly hurt while others may die from injuries. The bodies of the victims have been recovered. A hundred miners were at work when fire damp from an abandoned room exploded. City Statistics . Marriage Licenses. Milaa Anderson Burden, Fountain City, 19 farm hand, and - Qulllr Marguerite Thompson, Fountain City, 17, musician, parents both gave consent. Deaths and Funerals. BRITTON John Britton, aged 63 years, of Asylum avenue, died this morning, leaving a wife. Short funeral services will be held at the home Monday morning at eight o'clock, following which the body will be taken to Eaton, Ohio, for intermentMEDEARIS The funeral, of WilHam Medearis, the old soldier who fell down stairs at the Windsor hotel and died from the result, wijl be held Saturday morning1 from the undertaking parlors of Doan and Klute. Burial will be In Lutheran cemetery. HARRY VILMOW DEAD Superintendent of Automatic Tool Works Dies at a Boarding House." ' "" . . DEATH WAS UNEXPECTED Harry Vilmow, aged 34 years, , recently made superintendent of the National Automatic Tool company, dropped, dead at his boarding house, 32 North Tnth street, this morning. Heart disease was the cause of his death. . Only a few months ago the deceased moved to Richmond with his wife from Dayton, where the tool- works was formerly 'located. Although not well known Vilmow was popular among the German's of Richmond. He was born in Germany, where a mother survives him. The deceased has only lived in the United SUtes a few years. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Out of respect to his memory the National Automatic Tool comoany will close down Saturday.

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(American News Service) New York, Nov. 11. Two deaths and heroic rescues by firemen marked a lire which routed the tenants of the fashionable Rosalind apartments at 373 Manhattan avenue today. William H. Abbott, a real estate operator forty-five years old Jumped from a window of his apartments on the fifth floor and was impaled on a picket fence on the sidewalk. Mrs. William H. Abbott, his wife, forty 'years old, burned to death in her apartments. More than 30 persons were rescued several being seriously burned. Mrs. Austins Buckwheat Flour gives you a good wholesome breakfast. Plans have been completed for the establishment of great preserves in Africa where the elephant may be free from the attacks of the hunters. In some parts of the Dark Continent the elephant has been exterminated. tf-UUtllUIUll ! ii Elgin

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(American News Service) Erie. Pa.. Nov. 11. James Albey was shot and mortally wounded about 11.30 last night at Northeast. Pa, 16 miles east of this city by one of four men roughly . dressed who had been noticed loitering about the Grape Products company buildings. Albey was night watchman and had been married only two days. He was rushto Erie on a trolley car but died before reaching the hospital. Price's for high grade Chocolates in neat packages. PRISONER SUICIDES. (American News Service.) New York-, Nov. 11 Carl Emmerson of Brooklyn, a prisoner in the Raymond street Jail, charged with petty j larceny committed suicide by banging j himself with his suspenders early to- j day. He was to have been arraigned this afternoon.

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A WORTHY CAUSE

These are extremely busy day; for the Salvation Army as the loca workers are preparing an extensivi Christmas and. winter relief wbrl among Richmond's poor. The sewing will be under the su' pervision of Mrs. Deuter, the captain's wife, who is busy formin sewing bees. When it is remembered that th Army plans to provide clothing fc about' two hundred children it wf be readily understood th" ,,!" tails much . hard work, and Mrs. Deuter therefore requests desirous of assisting her in tL making of undergarments, dresses aprons, etc., to drop her a card, aJ dressed to the Salvation Army. Of course Christmas would be shorr of its joys were there no toys, doll: or candies, so in addition to the gifts of clothing, every poor child in the city will be given a bounte ous supply of these. A large order for dolls has already been pfaced by the captain and the work of dressing same immediately started. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. Saturday Specials Nov. 12, 25 Stamps 1 bottle Extract 25c 15 SUmps 1 lb. Coffee, 25c 10 Stamps 1 pkg. Currants 10c 20 Stamps 1 lb. Coffee..... 30c 10 Stamps 1 pkg. Apricots 16c 25 Stamps 1 lb.- Coffee. , . . 35c 10 Stamps 1 pkg. Rice.. ...10c SO Stamps 1 can Baking Powder ... ........ ,50c 10 SUmps 1 pkg Buckwh't 10c 10 Stamps 1 pkg Borax . . . .10c 727 MAIN Phone 1215 Pbose 1215 Qoesfiomi THE J. B. MOOS . CO. Distributor CINCINNATI . "

vnra IC Women as well as men wv nil la are made miserable by TO kidney and bladder at AftJIa? trouble. Dr. Kilmer's OsWlMc. Swamp-Root, the great d&ney remedy promptly relieves. - At Iruggists in fifty cent and dollar sises. You may have a sample bottle by mail vee. also pamphlet telling all about it. Address. Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blnghamp:cn, N. Y.

JVALES HAS A FLOOD (American News Service) Llangolen, Wales. Nov. 11. All of i he rivers in northern Wales are flooded, vast damage has been done and many are homeless. The rivers Dee. Severn, Conway and Cloyd are out of th'eir banks and thousands of acres of farming land are under water. The low lying sections of many Welsh towns are flooded and hundreds have been driven from their homes. The suffering is intense. The beautiful vale of Llangolen which draws artists from all parts of the world because of its picturesque ruins, is partially under water. LAHRHAN - 710 10

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Now comes the stormy winter days when we need the warm, cozy buggies for the babies. When it is muddy, we need an extra go-cart. Just at this time we have a little surprise for you in the fact that ' ' For 10 Days We Will Allow an Extra Discount on all Baby Buggies, GoCarts, collapsible,. English Carriages, Pullman Cars and Runabouts.

Go-carts in tan and green from .....$4.98 to $15.00 English Carriages from ...$17.50 to $35.00 Pullman Runabouts from .$1 5.00 to $30.00 The carriages run in black, green,, tan and maroon colors.

Now Is the time to get the buggy as we can save you 25 by getting It at this time. Don't wait and let someone get the cart you want, but come and get the choice of selection. We will furnish these on the payment plan as usual. A small payment gets a buggy for the little one.

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