Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 92, 21 February 1912 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA3I, WEDXESD AT FEBRUARY 21, 1012.

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CHEMICAL BILL OF DEMOCRATS PASSED i i, Majority Uses Steam Roller on the Republicans with Great Effect.

(National News Aiaoclatloni WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. Continuing tbelr policy of tariff revision the Democrat! of the house today patted a measure providing for the revision of the chemical schedule rates. The house recently passed the Democratic rteel bill. The Democratic steam roller was in flne working order today and crushed the Republican opposition to the measure, though the minority kept up the fight to the laat. The vote was ITU to 127. The measure reduces the chemical schedule an average of thirty per cent. Rep. Dalzell, a Republican, presented a substitute bill providing for higher rates than those in the Itemocratlr measure, but the substitute wss voted down on party lines. Rep. Underwood moved to pass the Democrat!.- bill without amendment i.nd Rep. Dalzell then moved to recomit to ihe ways and means committee with Instructions to insert a number of amendments composed in the hill of the Republicans. Dalzell's motion was defeated during the debate on the bill.

CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy In our sore bereavement In the death of our beloved wife and mother. Adam Kemper and Family.

CLAIMS ARE FILED

Claim are Mill being filed against J. R. Koorsen. insolvent, formerly a local grocer. This morning, The Charles Bitcher Packing company filed h claim of against Koorsen. and Clem Thlstlethwalte filed a claim of $14.17. Hubert (). Burden has filed claim for $40.50 against the estate of Philip Rrooklns, deceased. The claim is for services as nurse. O. B. Medearls has filed a claim of $2.25 against the estate of L. D. Commons.

HUNTING LOCATION . D. R. McLear has severed his connection with the Standard Merchandise Co., 820 Main street. Mr. McLear will not know for a few days Just what he will do, as he has under consideration several propositions. Some of his friends wish him to engage in business again and have offered him financial aid, but It Is difficult for him to secure a satisfactory location.

City Statistics

Marriage Licenses. James Iarkin, city, engineer, and Pauline Miller, city, bookkeeper, f Births. To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, 1430 North O street, first child, a daughter, Bessie May Smith. , Contagion. A .case of scarlet fever has been reported in the family of George Darling, 207 Pearl street.

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BEEKEEPERS MEET (National Naws Association) WINONA, Minn., Feb. 21. Beekeepers of southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin met here today for the annual convention of their association. The sessions will continue two days and will be devoted to the discussion of all phases of bee culture and the production of honey for the market.

WAS IT UMBURGER? John Longstreth, 115 Pearl street, is confined to his home suffering( from ptomaine poisoning. It Is believed that he was poisoned from eating some cheese. Sunday morning he was taken dangerously ill, but his attending physician says that his condition is Improved and that he is now out of danger. Mr. Ixmgstreth Is a well known and popular young man. He Is employed as a traveling salesman. His 8trlking Feature. Be was butler at the British embas ay, and he was very English. He was at the telephone, and the society editor of a Washington newspaper was asking him about a distinguished Englishman who had Just arrived as a guest at the embassy. Tell me." said the editor, "what he looks like. Give me some striking feature by which I may recognize him." "Well." replied the butler in awe and admiration. " 'e 'as a most hlntelligent face." New York Tribune.

Arkansas last year sold lumber, shingles, etc., to the value of $195,000,000.

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William Copeley, aged , 23, a coal miner out' of a Job, who halls from Glenroy, Ohio, was taken intb the service of Uncle Sam bV recruiting officer Hern yesterday. He is a splendid recruit. Hern states, and one of the best men ever to enlist from this city. His physical condition is nearly perfect.

A Fellew Feeling. Friend You have my sincere sympathy, old pal. I know- just how you feel. Defeated Candidate Do you. really? Friend Tea;. 1 bet a hundred dollars that you, would be elected. New Orleans Times-Democrat.

LOLA DEPARTS BY THE REAR WINDOWT

Lola Wilkins, who was slated to appear for six months in a one act sketch entilted "The Scrub Woman," at the

Home for the Friendless broke contract and outlawed herself by leaving via a rear window last evening. Her absence ia valued more highly than ner company and she will- not be pursued. She was up for public intoxication.

BEN HUR LODGE Ben Hur lodge will meet Thursday evening at the usual hour in the hew hall. All members of the organisation are asked to be present aa Important business matters will be considered at this time.

The world's gold output for last year has been estimated at 466,000,000, a gain of 114,000,000 over the 1910 output and of more than $200,000,000 over that of ten years ago.

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