Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 41, 20 December 1910 — Page 10

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TIIE RICHMOND PAIJ.ADIi:3I AND SUX-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1910.

FUGITIVES

WANTED

BUT ARE MISSING Charges Against Local Men, Whereabouts-Unknown, May Be Dismissed.

Affidavits which have been pending om months hgainttt Albert nosBelln, ehHrgln? embezzlement, and floaroe I'.roMdun, al!eRfl child der trier, probably will b dUrnlnued on th motion of profterutinjt attorney Charles Ladd. No effort has been made to arrefet either of the two, who aro now fugitives, although the authorities have been Informed more than once where both of thm were. Coselin a traveling man and known as a "good fellow," represented the defunct Abattoir company. According to the affidavit which was drawn up by Fred Jurgenson, Frank and Park Glne an of whom were JntereHted In the meat firm, Oosselin absconded with $38.23 on January 30, 1909. The state's attorney stated Tuesday thst the total amount of his defalcation was more than alieped In the affidavit, according to Information which had been furnished him. Oosselin has a wife and three children. At the time of his disappearance, It was altered a woman floured in the rase. The charge of child de-rion pending against Roscoe nroadus. whs flit d rn May 9, 1909, and his wife, Maud Proadus, was the prosecuting witness. Rhe alleged that no provision for support had been made by her husband

prior to his leaving his family and that be had not furnished any up to the time of the filing the action. Little effort has been made to apprehend James Lee, who. on July 19. 1910, is alleged to have attacked Denton M. Woodward of Dublin in that place with a sharp Instrument. The charge against Lee Is assault and battery with intent to commit murder. Lee, it is understood is still in Indiana, only shaking the dust of Wayne county from his feet after the alleged assault. The nature of the weapon which was used Is not known to the authorities. Ira Lewis, formerly a merchant tailor In Richmond and associated with Teter Schattel in the business, who is alleged looted the cash drawer of the firm and bankrupted it, is wanted for wife desertion on an affidavit filed by his wife, Orlena Lewis on July 20, 1910.

A SUIT ON NOTE

'CHAT" LANCASTER

Alpheus O. Morris of Knightstown has instituted suit in the circuit court to collect $700 alleged to be due by Foster J. Scudder. a resident of Wayne county. In the averments cf the complaint Morris states that on December 22. 1900, he loaned Scudder $100 and accepted his promissory note and that no payments have been made on the principal and the irterest has not been kept up. making the total amount now due $700.

Cnatfield Lancaster, formerly a sa-j loon keeper in the city and rather prominent in business circles, suffered a stroke of paralysis on his right side on Monday afternoon. The affliction is not thought to be serious and he, was reported resting easier on Tues-;

day morning.

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AN ASSAULT CASE HEAftD IN JANUARY The case of the state against William Warren, colored, charged with an assault on, a fifteen year old colored girl, has been continued in the Wayne criminal court until the January term of court. He is confined

in the county jail, having failed to

raise the requisite bail.. The assault was committed, according to the affidavit at the driving, park on November 26. - , ' Delmar Griffiths of Milton, the fifteen year old lad charged with forgery, probably will be arraigned in the juvenile court during the week. Evidence against him seems conclusive and it is likely he will be sent to the state reformatory for juveniles.

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Plenty of nice fresh homemade Candies, buttercups, fairy sticks and the very best grade of chocolates at Price'B. l$-5t

You can be sure cf rrakins ?. selection to pleace you frcm our lire. We have Fenway, Gilberts, Richmond Candy Co., and the "Leiggets," all in beautiful packages

ADAMS DRUG STORE

6th and Main Streets.

POLITENESS. True rx!.tcnrs is psr.'cct ease ar.d fff ed-m. !t rtrr.p'y confts in treating orhen jus a you love to be treated our&df. Chesterfield.

See the New, Elegant Calendars and Hangers In Sepia Craft Work MOORMANN'S BOOK STORE 520 Main Street

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"The Rexall Store.'

TTDne Cngpup That Will Please Mini Just a reminder of our Special Christmas Boxes of ' RECREATION CIGARS The quality of these cigars could not be improved upon. Put up in attractive packages of 10 in a box . . 50c II 50 in a box $2.00 25 in a box .... . . . $1.25 1 100 in a box $4.00 We also carry a full line of other well known and popular brands in 5c and 10c cigars, in Christmas packages of 5, 10, 12, 25, 50 or 100 in a box. An unusually fine assortment of Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and Fancy Christmas Candies. " MEYER'S CIGAR STOKE 713 MAIN ST.

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REMEMBER, ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE to buy them; also that we have an immense stock this year in all lines usually found in . up-to-date jewelry stores. We particularly desire to call your attention to our line of WATCHES they are all new patterns and absolutely right in price. We guarantee every cne of them to give satisfaction, or will give you another that will. WATCH FOBS our line at this season far exceeds all previous efforts. We have all styles, from 60c each, up. BRACELETS our collection of Bracelets embraces the very best patterns in high grade gold filled and solid gold, anywhere from $1.50 to S18.Q0 each.. A LATE SHIPMENT of Sterling Silver Deposit Glassware including Sugars and Creams at $5.00 pr. Large Water Pitchers at $3.75, $5.00, $7.00, $8.00. Vinegar Cruets at $3.00. Bon Bon Dishes at SI. 50 and $1.75. Perfume Bottles at $2.00, $3.50; also a number of other nice pieces. Call and ask to see' these and any others you are interested in. It is a pleasure to show our different lines. Odss. I. SMieir

The Jeweler

810 Main St.

WITH A THOUSAND ARTICLES and more that cannot be mentioned here. Practical Christmas Merchandise, the kind we show, was never more' inviting nor more reasonable in price. SHOP TONIGHT, COME TOMORROW, DONT DELAY. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING MAY BE DEFERRED, and you'll find something at the last moment perhaps, but THAT SOMETHING WILL NOT BE CHOICE. It's a pleasure to shop now1 and make ' selections from full and bountiful assortments and avoid the jam and crowds later on. WJSDOM AND ECONOMY BOTH COMBINE IN THE AFFAIRS OF EARLY SHOPPING. As Special Early Shopping Inducements We Quote Following Items; Bear in mind we can't promise how long these assortments will last. Children's Fancy Handkerchiefs - - One Penny Each Ladies' 50c Lace Jabots . . . . . . ,28c Chiffon Persian. Jabots, the 50c kind ;; ...... v'V25C; $1.00 Belt Pins, in boxes . . . .50c $1.50 and $2.00 Belt Pins in boxes vr. . . . ..... $ 1 .00 Extra size Rhinestone Hat Pins, regular $1.00 size . . ... ... . . . . . . .v. 50c $1.50 first quality Rhinestone Hat Pins in Xmas boxes.. .V.V... . .... ..... S8.00 $2.00 goat seal Leather Bags, leather lined with three inside fixtures. .... S f .00 Long Chain Silver Mesh Bags . . . ......... , . .50c $1.00 Fancy Silk Scarfs, all colors. . . ... ... .50c Beautiful Silk Persian Scarfs ... . . , . . ...... . . .-V.W?'.". . f. . ; . :$,00 Sterling Silver Top Mesh Bags, up to 6 inch frames, Special S4.50, $4a75. $5i Men's nobby Negligee. Dress Shirts, regular 75c and 85c kinds, only . .. . . . . 50c Men's E. and W. Shirts, spring' styles, only , . . $1.00 See Our Windows They Offer Practical Gift Suggestions at Christmas Savings. Lee Bo Niinslbaiiiniimi '

We find at this, the last few days before Xmas that we have several odd pieces of furniture that would make exceptionally nice Xmas gifts; that in order to "clean up" we will offer at cost prices.

MORRIS CHAIRS from $10.50 up WRITING DESKS from 6.00 up ELECTRIC LAMPS from 2.75 up LEATHER PILLOWS frcm 3.60 up ROCKERS from 2.75 up LIBRARY TABLES from. 6.75 up

PERFECT STATUES from .y.i 98c up RUGS, 27x54 from $1.75 up RUGS, 30x60 from 2.45 up RUGS, 36x72, from 4.25 up HALL TREES" from.. 7.00 up COSTUMERS from 25 up

BEAUTIFUL PICTURES in etchings, sepias, pastels and pearl, from the finest down to common printings from 35 cents up to $10.00. We have a very fine lot of floor size Rugs in Brussels, Axminsters, Velvets, Wiltons and Wool, that would make any house-wife happy. Odd Dressers, Buffets, Sideboards, China Closets, Plate Racks, and many other odd pieces that the prices cannot help but please. Any article purchased for Xmas will be delivered promptly as we have extra help and extra deliver' arranged for on the day preceding Xmas.

ALL IPIRESI

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WITH BE AUTSFTJL, A CARDS COME IN NOW AND SEE IF YOU CANNOT SAVE MONEY BY GETTING THAT ODD PIECE OF FURNITURE OR THAT FLOOR COVER THAT YOU'VE BEEN PUTTING OFF AND DOING WITHOUT. A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS GET ANYTHING IN OUR ENORMOUS LINE.

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