Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 178, 4 June 1913 — Page 2

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IS UNABLE TO HELP SHADE JEfS HERE State Entomologist Has Not Discovered Species of New Leaf Pest.

Richmond shade trees of the Norway and sugar maple rarleties, will hare to continue thlr battle against a new leaf pest unaided for the present by the state entomologist. City Forester John F. Thompson, who recently sent specimens of leayes from Norway and sugar maple trees that had been Injured by some unknown pest to the state entomologist, C. H. Baldwin, received word from him Tuesday that the maple tree pest had been noticed by Its damage in several localities of the state, and that, so far, It had been impossible to discover the cause. Mr, Baldwin stated that last sumnfer specimens had been sent to Cornell university, where they have the best authorities In the country on tabftde tree trouble? and they were unable to determine definitely the cause. He said he would again take up the question with Cornell university as Wiell as with the United States depart ment of agriculture. The Norway maple Is Infested by some Insect that bites off the leaves. According to Mr. Balwin, this might be attributed to some beetle which, since it has never so far been discovered at work in the daytime, may be pursuing Its destructive work at night. The trouble with the sugar maple treeB 'Is taking the form of patohes of dead tissue in the leave Attemps to get fruiting spores fr the diseased area have so far resu!: unsuccessfully. City Forester Thompson Is vc anxious to have the cause of this p; tlcular shade tree trouble discover so that it may be checked before f rious damage is done to Richmond beautiful shade trees. He suggest that owners of Norway and sugar mr pie trees that show signs of the ir rfctlon, observe their trees carefulb and, If possible, obtain specimens o i the pests that are responsible for th damage, and send them to him for examination. i STATE BRIEFS ' EVANSVTULE Sergt. Peter Herr of the local police force is In a critical condition from being overheated. MUNCTE Thieves took f 25 worth of gold from the ' office of Dr. McClung. a local dentist. MONTICELLO The address to the K. of P. at their annual memorial was delivered by Editor Harry B. Darling of Laporte. -BRAZIL Seven barns were destroyed by fire, Sunday. Near-by residences were saved with difficulty. MUNCIE The Big Four and L. E. & W. Railroad Companies have sent special detectives here to watch for coal thieves who are busy laying in supplies for next winter. LiOGANSPORT Odd Fellows of Peru and Kokomo joined the local lodge in memorial services, Sunday. SUMMITVILLE Parents of Miss Lizzie Stone, who has been missing more than a week, are searching for her near their former home, Lexington, Ky. GOSHEN Andy Shea, Charles Rigby and . the latter's sons, Dennis and Darnell, are under arrest, charged with beating Frank Delong when he refused to quit work at a packing house after the others had walked out. COLUMBUS Health Secretary Dr. Kamman says there have been more than 300 cases of measles here during the last month. WATERFORD Daniel Crumpacker Is In custody on disorderly conduct charges. Hisjity will be Inquired Into by a cor Vision. JEFFERSOIILLE Clark county rural carriers have organized, electing A. M. Huckleberry of this city, president, and W. L. Beck of Sellersburg, secretary. CLIFFORD Charles Edwards was seriously hurt when struck on the head by a crane at the new school house. ENGLISH The body of Mitchell Goodson, 37 years old, was found In LIGHTNING KILLS HOGS. (Palladium Special) DUBLIN, Ind., June 4. Ten head of hogs, under an apple tree, were killed outright by a single bolt of lightning during the storm Sunday, at Charles Debel's near this place. Three hogs were so seriously Injured that they will probably die. The hogs were large ones and just ready for market.

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