Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 327, 1 October 1911 — Page 10

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YOUHG KEHTUCKIAH LOSESJS MOTHER Goes to Police Headquarters and Sobs His 111 Luck to the Chief.

"Boohoo, boohoo, I'm lost and I want my mamma," cried seventeen year old Frank Veas an he walked Into police headquarters yesterday. Vena, who m ery large for his age, cried like a child. After a short time Supt. Oormon suc

ceeded in calming the youth's emotions and elicited information as to Where his mamma lived. He ascertained that Vess lived at West Fifth and Linden avenue. Yess said that he had been walking around the city since 7 o'clock in the morning and had loHt his way and could Hot find out what direction he should take to go home. The youth told the superintendent that his parents had Just moved to this city from Kingston County, Kentucky, and that he had not become used to the winding streets of the city, bavins lived most of his life among the mountains and the blue grass. Supt. Gormon placed the young man on a street car and told him in which direction he should walk after getting off the car.

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Football results of the leading games yesterday were: Indiana 9, DePauw 6; Minneapolis 5, Ames 0;

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I 111 VP, l l" J . v, J Bates 0; Princeton 37, Stevens 0; Penna 0, Gettysburg 3; Ohio 7, Otterbein o.

AGREEMENT SIGHED Amicably Settle Traction Controversies.

POLICE SEEK WIFE OF CHICAGO SURGEON (National News Association)

The Spirit That Wina . Griggs I admire Porker immensely He has a hard time making both end 3neet, but he's game from the word r Brtggs Game! Why, Tarter looks pon the struggle with the wolf as n

tnare snorting event. Boston jrau-

Reverso Methods In India. Lady Wilson, the wife of an eminent Anglo-Indian official and long resident in India, in her book. "Letters From India," soys: "It a muses me to notice the way the Indians reverse the order in which we d thing. For Instance, at home men frtke off thflr hats when they come into n houso; Indian keep on their turban, but tr.kf off their shoes. We beckon with the palms of our hands turned inward: they beckon with them turned out. My ayah lays iny slippers in a row with the toes polnliug toward me. The cook begin to rertd his Hindustani bock of reHpes from the last page backward on.l writes his accounts front right to left. When 111" native carpenter uses na tive screw he screws them in from right to left and saws inward, which makes one nervous."

A Poser. A verbatim fragment from the law courts: King's Counsel (examining witness Did you know you did net, but I am hound to put it to you on the 25th--It was not the 25!h really; it was the 24th; it Is a mistake In my brief -sec the defendant- he Is not the defendnn really, ho is the plaintiff--there is a counterclaim, but you would hot un derstnnd that yes or no? Witness What! St. James Galeae.

In one London hospital alone St. George's -some two thousand patients are operated upon each year.

Following a conference between j Charles Jordan and E. M. Haas, com-

IKising a committee representing the Commercial Club and the officials of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern traction company at Indianapolis yesterday it was decided that John J. Appel, vice president of the company should come to Richmond some time this week, and personally arrange for the work on National avenue. The traction officials promised that a large corps of men would be employed in the work of laying the track in the middle of National avenue and that the work would be rushed forward to completion. Grievances of the city and countywere rehearsed and the officials prom

ised to do everything in their power to remedy existing conditions in this vicinity. The 'Commercial Club committee also secured the signatures of the officials to the agreement drawn up by the club and which was signed by the county commissioners recently. The traction company will give $750 which will be appropriated for the construction of wing-walls and retaining walls for bridges and tracks and for the purchase of the ground for the new right of way, which will be owned by the county, but will be given to the company for its exclusive use. Monday morning County Bridge Engineer John Mueller will submit his report on the damage done to the Main street bridge by the traction company. The report will be submitted at the sessions of the board of public works as well as the county commissioners.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30 Relatives of Mrs. Bessie Kent Webster, wife of

Dr. Homer Webster, house surgeon in i a Chicago hospital, are seeking her to-' day. Mrs. Webster has been missing for three weeks. She is 20 years old ! and has been married 16 months. In August Webster brought suit for divorce, but lost his case. j Three weeks ago Mrs. Webster left the home of her mother, Mrs. Agnes

Kent, to meet her husband. Since then j

she has not been seen. Police were notified and Mrs. Kent with Police Capt. Baier questioned Webster as to the girl's whereabouts. He could give no clue. The- police are seeking her.

A Highway Romance. The following curious record of : marriage ceremony is taken from tb records of Scituate. R. I.; "1 hereby certify that Isaac Howar. of Scituate in the County of Provi dence. '&c Took Ilepsozed Darbee. ! poor Widow Woman as She came t; him in the Kings Highway in sd Soil nate aforesd to be his Wife and th:r they the sd Isaac and the sd Hepsozee was Lawfully joined Together in mar riage, the 7th day of April 1770 in thr aforesd Highway in the presence of Capt Thomas Fry. Benajah Place and Benjamin Wells and others before me the Subscriber. Jeremiah Angell. 'Justice of the Peace. "Recorded March IS. 1774. "Pr Gidn Harris. Town Clerk."

The Happy Family Circie. Father and mother, sisters and brother!., soon ret to know one another's intimate affairs, and the little bowel and liver disturbances soon be come household comment. It is well to reoemier that in constipation and indigestion, and ther troables of the stomach, liver and bowels i quick cure can be had by the use ot Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Take it tonight and yon fee! perfectly well in the morning. Price un:y 50 cents and fl at druggists.

Money Cheerfully Defaneed in Merchandise Not Satisfactory

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The Janizaries. Once In Gve years all the children of Christian parents who bad reached the age of seven years, and gave promise of mental and physical soundness were taken from their homes und brought to Constantinople, where., they were placed under instruction. They were subjected the meanwhile to severe training to fit themsfor the profession of arms. From this body was formed the famous organization known as the Janizaries. Forbidden to marry and with no families to engage their affections, their whole business was to fight for the Turkish state and region Later on the organization experienced a change. Its members being allowed to marry, but It remained practically unchanged until the time of FhlUo IT.

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