Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 278, 30 September 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE GRA3I, TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1913

WOODRUFF STRICKEN ON SPEAKERS STAND New York Progressive Suffering From Collapse of Nervous System.

today by John Woodrart, a. oon of the stricken man: "Mr. Woodruff is suffering from an entire collan&e of the nervous system.

It has partly affected his left side. His

mental condition is normal. Mr. woodruff will be compelled to withdraw from active participation in the present campaign. The physician told me that my father passed a good night. With Mr. Woodruff is my mother, and brother, two physicians and nurses. It will be several weeks before he will be able to get up and go about his af-fr.irs."

NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Timothy L. Woodruff, former lieutenant-governor J New York, who was stricken with ystralysis while speaking at a fusion notification meeting in Cooper Union last night, was reported to have Buffered a relapse early today. Dr. Norman E. Dittman, who is attending the Btricken politician, made a hurried call to the Carlton house, where Mr. Woodruff is being cared for. Mr. Woodruff, who formerly was one of the leaders of the Republican party in this states, but who went over to the Progressives last year, was stricken under dramatic circumstances. In the presence of thousands of persons, Including John Puroy Mitchell, the fusion nominee for mayor; Burrough President George Mc Aneny and Controller William Prendergast, Mr. Woodruff crumpled to the floor Just as he started to speak. He was caught by Mr. Mitchell. A scene of great confusion followed. The following bulletin was issued

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CEXTERVILLE, Sept. 30 A pony and rig belonging to Howard Gamber, of Greensfork, were stolen from a hitch rack here last evening at 7:30 o'clock by an unknown stranger who made good his escape. The theft was one of the boldest attempted in Centerville for many years. The horse ! and rig are valued at $100. j Gambr r had hitched the animal to ; tha rack at Dunbar's corner, the bus-! iest section of the town. He stepped , into Dr. Pouts' office to get medical , attention for an injury which he sus-i

tained some time ago, and returning fiftf-en minutes later was unable to find the animal. Witnessed Theft. Ora Medearis saw a man step into the vehicle, after untieing the horse, ami leave Centerville by way of the Williamsburg pike. He described the

person he saw who had been in Centerville with another persons, who is also unknown. - It is believed he met his confederate outside the corporation and the two will attempt to dispose of the animal. The suspect is described as being a short, middle aged man, wearing tan shoes, a black cap, overalls and spectacles. Not the slightest clue of the thieves could be found after they left town. Inquiries were made at farm houses along the Williamsburg pike, but no one reported having seen anything answering the description of the men or the missing horse and vehicle. Gamber, after a fruitless search, notified the Richmond police. A lookout will be kept In all parts of Wayne and adjoining counties. It is believed the men will be caught if they attempt to dispose of the stolen property. Local officials believe the men have abandoned the rig on a lonely highway.

MISS HOLLOWELL DIES Deceased Was Oldest Member of a Church.

In the densest parts of Bombay tht'ic t!r 740 persons to the acre.

, New York has one thousand in the J

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Miss Mary K. Hollowell. S6. died last evening at Reid Memorial hospital of the infirmities of old age. She was the oldest member of the First Presbyterian church and had lived all her life in this city. Friends may call at the family residence. 116 South Twelfth street, at any time. Funwal arrangements have not been made.

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