Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 148, 2 May 1913 — Page 2

PAGE TWO. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY. MAY 2. 1913

RELATIVES MAKING AN INVESJIGATION Parents of H. Snavely, Reported to Have Attempted Suicide.

Nothing could be ascertained relative to the report that Hubert Snavely, 25, of this city, attempted to end his life yesterday by drinking acid in front of the Edwards hotel on Illinois street, in Indianapolis, although local relatives of the young man claim that the reports are false. Mr. and Mrs. John Snavely, parents of Hubert Snavely, Ralph and Walter Snavely, brothers, left for Indianapolis early this morning to make an investigation, as they have been unable to learn any details either by telegraph or telephone. The only report received stated that Snavely will probably recover. Mrs. Walter Snavely, sister-in-law, stated that none of the family believed the report which stated that the man drank acid, saying that he did not want to live. No reason for such action can be given by relatives, who state that although Snavely had been ' In poor health for some time, he would not commit such an act as the reported. Mrs. Walter Snavely said: "We are trying to And out more about the matter, but we do not believe the report is true. It is probably a mistake. We have received no report except those in the newspapers." Hubert Snavely was In the navy for three years, and at the end of that time returned to Richmond. He has been employed at Indianapolis the past six months. iJEFFERSON TOWNSHIP HAS 632 VOTERS NOW Trustee C. I. Stotelmeyer of Jeffer- , son township reported the enumeration of voters In Jefferson township yesterday afternoon, the total number ;ln the township being 632, of which . number only three men are colored. This report Is the first one received by the auditor. The enumeration is being made throughout the state. The trustees are now busily engaged doing the work which will be completed July 1.

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Specials For Satarday PANAMAS in wide assortment qf shapes. Special lot untrimmed $4.00 to $9.00

WESTERN SHIPPERS OPPOSE NEW RATES

(National News Association) CHICAGO, May 2. Western shippers, including a large number of Chicago firms today planned action to oppose the proposed increase in freight rates of five per cent announced yesterday by fifty:two eastern railroads. An organization will be formed to combat the advance in shipping rates and an attempt will be made to compel the railroads to show that their demand for the advance is reasonable. II RAISED" HIM FOUR Police Judge Changes Fine of John Black. Although he was still in an intoxicated condition, John Black, who was arrested at 8 o'clock this morning for public intoxication, was tried in police court this morning and pleaded guilty to the charge. He was fined $5 and cost, which he paid. He will be kept in the city jail until tomorrow morning in order that he may become sober i before starting work. When the charge of public intoxication was read, Black stepped from the chair in which he was seated, and staggering to the judge's bench, said to Mayor Zimmerman, "Yes, sir, I'm guilty. You bet I'm guilty." "One dollar and costs," said the mayor. "You bet, I'm drunk," continued Black, "I'm drunker than that." "Five dollars and costs," added the mayor, leaving the bench. To Leave City. George E. Penn, who was arrested yesterday afternoon at Fifth street and National avenue, West Richmond, promised this morning in police court to leave the city at- once. Penn was arrested on the complaints of residents of National avenue, who telephoned to police headquarters that there was a "man either drunk or dead drunk lying in the gutter. Patrolman Vogelsong was sent to the place and found the man sleeping peacefully. Penn was given the choice of a fine of $1 and costs or the opportunity to leave the city. He elected the latter.

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HEALTH REPORT MADE Shows That Births Exceeded Deaths.

Condition of prevailing diseases are shown in the report of Dr. T. Henry Davis, city health officer, for the month of April. Births exceed deaths by 31, making an unusual record. The number of cases of contagion reported during April has been light. The births for the month total 45. Of this number 19 were males and 26 females. There was a death total of 14 of which number 8 were males and 6 females. Scarlet fever cases were reported to number 25; diphtheria, 1; typhoid fever, 1; measles, 110. Up to the present time there are 12 houses carded for contagious diseases, six being for scarlet fever and six for chicken pox. Out of this number of diseases during April there has been no report of a death from this cause. mm The Watch Bargains In Our West Window The new line of Sterline Silver 3and 4 pin dress sets, also the celebrated Krementz 14 k enameled jewelry in our east window. HANER, The Jeweler 810 Main Street ipo ai tin to sell for appeal to

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Fancy Table Peaches, can. .l!)c Harvest Brand Tomatoes, 2 for 23c Goddard Brand Tomatoes, 3 for 25c Big R, Brand Tomatoes, 3 for 25c Fancy Red Salmon, 2 for. . Fancy Pink Salmon, 3 for. . Delicious Hominy, 2 for Lowney's Cocoa lb. box. 35c 25c 15c 19c Flour. U. Flour R.

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We have increased our business 50 per cent over last year and want to make May our banner month. Therefore we are giving the opportunity of your life to secure your household needs at lowest prices.

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