Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 13, 25 November 1913 — Page 3

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THE KTCTTMOXD PALLADTUM AND SUX-TELEGRAM, TTESDAT, ISTJY. 25. 13T3 the arrsr.pemer.t made. winner? c? ' the first five choices wil! make their -Ifct:o:.s of !ot Friday rr.orr.ir.c. th r.xt fue Saturday afternoon. a::d r on each h.i'.f i!a. cert:r. Sj:..1ays RAILROADS PETITION ROBBERS RANSACK FOR RATE INCREASE: ATTENDANT'S ROOM

COOK TO RECOVER, PHYSICIANS STATE Operation Proves Successful nd Young Man Regains Memory-

One of the Fleet to Keen Canal Free From Slides

STABBED IN THE IIEAI)

Carried Four-inch Blades in His Head For Three Weeks.

There i6 every posBibility that Richard Cook, who web ptabbed in the had with a pair of ficinBors, will recover, according; to a letter received by Prosecutor Reller from Cook's physician at Plqua. Judge Fox and the pronecutor aecided that an affidavit of aasault and battery with intent to kill will be made against Donald Nestor, 20, the confessed ansailant. The physician wrote that Hook is able to walK around at his home and make three daily trips to the hospital for examination and treatment. He is able to give a fairly connected account of the incident of the n.gbt when he was stabbed, and it is believed the young man will have a clear mind in a short time. His case is one of the most remarkable which has been in the hands of the medical profession in this vicinity In years. Cook was stabbed on October 6 at 8:30 o'clock in the evening. He went at once to a doctor who looked at his wound and pronounced it only a scratch. His brain refused to recall the incidents of the evening when he talked with a reporter less than an hour after the stabbing. Cook became steadily worse, and two weeks later was placed under the care of a physician at Plqua. Three weeks after the stabbing. Cook was operated upon the the Ma den of the scissors were removed from his head. They had been resting against the base of the brain. Physicians acquainted with the details of the affair said only Cook's reinarkat le vitality saved him, as many men would have fulled dead instantly from the wound. Cook was not unconscious until after the operation, when he hung between life and death for more than a week. Prosecutor Keller will go to Piqua to talk with Cook and secure his account of the stabbing and the conversation of Nestor and Cook before the stabbing.

NOTICE. No hunting on the R. Leeds farm south of city.

ill 1? II ' JrriJ J Misfit JtW 1 T-mi ' 3STOW?S$.- I KS.i: "-"'tL

The Pennsylvania ttaiiroad is one

of ?hr prime fact-r.- amonc th- r.i.! reals or the co-ir.try t start .titatio:. ' a:::ong cff;.-ial .-c;:ro-s ft- a p r , nt ::.. r- ust- :r tr-Uh it - i peered that within a few months the p. tittc-n s-r.ed the majority ef tluj r.-ad of th.- et ar.tr w :;i be pre.-e:it t .1 I before the ln-er S''e Ceiuir.t roe ("or.:

i:.:.-.oti a w a'-.'.ig'. i v astv.r.t; that the iner-ae be tiat.ied 1 he ra;ir a.ii bus th"-.r d- mati'b en the crouti.S th.it fr.-iRht rates haw r--n uir.ed the same f r many years ik.-p.te the '.n t that wares, taxes and

Suction dredge No 83, one of the fleet of dredges which is to keep the canal free from any possible deposit of earth on the bottom, left there by slides, passing out of Pedro Miguel locks. October 24 This is the first heavy vessel to pass out of the locks since the linking of the two oceans h the blowing out. October 20, of the (Jamboa dike. Thousands of spectators gathered on the walls of the chamber to watch the monster dredge go through the locks. ANXIOUS FOR lATTLE PLflf llTING GAME iAH,'TIS CRUEL WORLD

Classmen At Annapolis Want ! Carmen Not to Present Peti-! Underhill Avers Goddess of

War, Says Fox.

Classmen at the Annapolis naval training school are anxious for the United States to enter into war with Mexico, according to Wilbur Pox,

tion For Some Time.

Justice Has Eye Open.

The two suits of the Richmond City j child. Water works company for the condt-ni- mBlm, nation of land belonging to Alfred C. ' '

Underhill, have been venued to Henry

financial conditions hsvc waverei and f'r the nus' '.art u.'r uf rj The c t of cap.tal is steadily i iP:t.g and railread no. rever;ue are de ti:;::g. rail n ad officials t-a !r: th ir uetaa'id the it'.tds j-ta'e.-

! that the proposed ir.crnise i- mod rate J and will bear but lightly upon any par j fieuiar unit id traffic.

SPOUSE OBJECTS TO ASSOCIATES OF HER HUBBY A?octation with vile persons ami habitual drunkenness is charted i (iwt-ndolyn Mct'icre of Gieu McCIure in a divorce et.niplasi.t filed in ( ireuit cnurt today Mrs Mci'lure asks Ugal' scoaration and the ens'ody of their

i t o-y ear-old child. Anna May i Mr and Mis McClure led t. aether j frm Kehruary ' tmtll August. U-ll

i tie says mat 'luring mat time ne car

ried im liis associations with unlit per

is and was intoxicated much of the

time. She also alieses that he failed to provide for her and that he is an unfit perron for the custody of the

Wh'U Charts Purnw ..rd . 1. (erstret. e;t:p'.oes at i ha . -ere at the stables betwit:: "..i and i i h- K t ":: s nu-rr..:.t. .- :ic ..-ts-red their :. iin. w hii a ; near the 1 .ir:.s and earn..; ft :h. r .'.::!. .i.l. , teti v : .i w..-. : ' he t.-.ef i : t'l... w s w .., d w "h fe,;: s .:ts o eh ..- .-::.i i .r f tro';-, t'A. e rov.'.i. 'no . k-. n- ora.:;-::,; J a:.d th- . th er thr- t- i a: el shets aid t o w c :- IVirri s !:! t : - r. t t !.. a i v -. v.. 4,r 'tie -t.-i 'ake 't-.e'r ir.- i. .it i! asi.nr: d ::':. : v is.:...i . i.;i.g. r. : .it e.! g t. lie- c,-.:. o-rs-s'-cr d :.:: r. th- h. ..rd 'it. d.or -.i' tl ei ..'r. : m ! -it. i .: .w 1" ; i - 1 :.. ft. i. '.lii. :-i rt: t g v. hen t':- :e-:ri.d frc::- fes r.s '. h'tie th. i- i-oem ha.: ! . n :.v:.-,i ..'.a eef thing oi v.i'.i.e t;iM :. Tit- ue:e .:,'. t.: .:i Cie p.-i e and ,..:;:.t .f!i. .-:s i:- . ::- s n. .. ulent.t ef me r. !'Vt 'l ;r- .., i ln:t T fins b;ie tt net't 1''. , r ; (ilstul.c. tt 1 phone t' w ,t . h. fer -pit io; ; i hr.n f I S

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DRAW FOKI.OTS AT MOUTON t'AHK

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Local street car men probably will not present their petition for a raise in wages until after the public utilities commission has passed upon the

grandson of Judge Henry C. Fox of I petition of the Indianapolis strikers, i county. The defendant says he can

the Wayne Circuit court. Fox is a : Th mnnv rsfus) to ae-odA to not secure justice in the courts of

the requests submitted and the street Wayne county because of the public-

car men feel that they would not be

Stock'.o'.ilers of tie Morton Uike and IV.tk company dr.-w ti-r . !:oi. . of !o's lr tise park Saturda e.-r.in: at the I'onimf r la! club Th.e -t h k :.. '.VS

, rt- w.re fir-t an anted In aiplmb c:! order to draw lor turn in ir.g tiieir lots The entire ptoced for the 77 tHklnc part on'ir.ni t hiur and a half S W Gaar. Nortii Thirtv.-str-et. won flr-t choice A(ordini;

Be Thankful

If vri are jt- e pat itr?ut d sfrss jra :tr l.vfr ar.a be e a-e .U iv ictuf. Pi.t to t"C rot n t.s c c urge a trial of

HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters

It is con-poonjed rscrr tortiif opa c- I- i Poor Ac-

t a 1 1 ? n . Gricp

VSc.-.k D'sest.on. Cortti fiii.'ui-fj! and Try a bottle tcaay.

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second classman and holds the rauk of midshipman. Midshipman Fox would be unable to

engage in any battles, he has written j doing their case justice if they subfile judge, but the members of the first ' mitted their case before the commisclaas who have attended the training : fiion hai(ls down its decision in the

academy almost tour years, would be

sent out. Only these who have attended the navy training school for lour years will be allowed to enter battle ships in case there is need for additional commissioned officers.

ity the newspapers have given him. I Underhill refused to allow the water works company lay a water mala across his land, following the blowing up of the main by him a short time before the new main was laid. The only other outlet of the com- ; pany to this city leads through a small strip of Underbill's land and Under- j hill attempted to restrain tho construe-: tion of tho main. '

Indianapolis case. Superintendent Gordon is of the opinion that the Richmond employes will receive an increase In wages when the company receives the pe-

Judge Fox is much pleased with the : tition, but will not undertake to esnttitnHe sdinwn tiv hi tvu n di-m nn1 timrttti th amnnnt of rhp irier:i

the general spirit of the United : The street car men will hold a I MRS. HADLOW TELLS

States navy training school, as Fox meeting some time in the near future describes it in his letters. He says : to select a committee to bear their the members of the school are filled i petition to the general superintendent.

with patriotism and fighting snirit. I G- K. Jeffries, when he announces that j

, he is prepared to talk the matter over . ! w'th them.

OF ROUGH SEA TRIP!

CITY STATISTICS

CUTTING MACHINE LACERATES FINGERS

Hubert Hodapp Taken Reid Hospital Where Wound Is Dressed.

Marriage Licenses. Fred R. Burton. 24, clerk, city, and Lucile Pitts. '24, . bster. Herbert George Weidner, 29, piano maker, city, and Hilda Bulach, 1'8,

The w ife and family of H. H. Had-j low. superintendent of the Richmond district of the Public Savings lnsur-1 ance company, arrived in Richmond i Saturday night from England. They left Southampton November 4 on the j White Star liner. Majestic. On the : fmirth rtav nut ffnm FnfftMiid it warfi

SAYS FIRE CHIEF feared the ship would become a total! . I wreck, and lifeboats were manned in j Recanse the tierson who turned in the readiness. Mrs. Hadlow was unable I

I j MUST REMAIN

AT ALARM BOX

j alarm, calling the lire department, to j to leave her cabin for seven days.

seamstress, city.

Births. Ithe home of Mrs. ilia Lamb. 5 Sher- Mr. and Mrs. Hadlow have taken up

Mr. and Mrs. Farl Hunter. 215 South : man street, yesterday did not remain ! their residence on Lincoln street. Mrs. Fifth street, hoy. at the box to direct' the department, j Hadlow is a daughter of the late CapMr. and Mrs. Alfred N'olte, 41S Pearl the companies w ere delaved, having to i tain X. P. Hanyard of the Seventh street, boy. inauire several nlaces in the vicinity i Iragoon Guards regiment, who saw

Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Bran nan, 17 1 before the fire was located. Fire Chief

Hubert Hodapp, of Joneaboro, a

Bridge avenue, girl. ; Miller said the department could reach Deaths and Funerals. j tires much quicker ii persons turning ATKINS Mrs. Margaret Atkins, 0 j in alarms would always remain at the died la?t night. Arrangements for the 1 box until the first company arrived, funeral have not been made. She is ' The blaze at Mrs. Lamb's house

I survived by a sou. John Atkins, Day-: was caused by sparks dropping on the I ton: two daughters, Mrs. Thomas ' roof. Only a few shingles were burned.

active service in the English-Egyptian war in 1RS2 and 1SSS. Before her marriage she was a trained hospital nurse, graduating with honors after three years' training.

WHITEWATER WINS

victim of a painful injury in which his left hand was badly lacerated as he was chopping meat, 'iturday. His hand slipped into the cutting machine n II fl tVlT- finirrai v.To l.M rl 1 1- t-rii ' Tl t

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lllilJMieil. no ' , ,. . ,. , . r- ,

teer iniantry. uiea .vionuay ac toe 01

the palm of the hand mashed. He

was taken to the Reld Memorial Hospital where the Injuries were dressed. It was first believed the fingers of his hand must he amputated but later it was found that the operation would not be necessary.

Thornton. Mrs. Lizzie Harr's; a sister, ', Mrs. Charles Adams, 'Odessa, Mich., a ! brother. John Hogston. ; CACHING William Gauding. a former resident of this city, and a mem-

Indiana Volun-

A chimney burning out at the home I NEW MADISON, O., Nov. 25. The . of Patrolman Henry Vogelsong, 334 local high school basketball team was' South Ninth street, was the cause of , defeated last niaht bv the Whitewater

by a score pf 2S !

a run by the department today. No damage resulted.

high school team to 5.

INCREASE LENGTH OF STEAMER'S TRIP Members of Crew of Wild Rover Say Ship Will Make 2 Voyages.

diers' Home in Dayton, Ohio. The body will be brought to this city for burial. Arrangements for the funeral have not been made. HANNING The funeral of William Hanning. who v as stricken with apoplexy at his son's home on Asylum avenue Sunday, will be held at the home at lifpi o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. Conrad Huber. of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church

! will have charge of the services. Sons

of the late Mr. Hanning will act as pall bearers. Interment will be in the Lutheran cemetery. POLICE HOLD BOYS FOR PARENTS' WORD

Under INJew Management Richmond Steam Laundry Now Owned and Operated by Scott B. Markley John H. Markley, George C. Burkert We Want Your WorR

PHONE 1231 OUR WAGON WILL CALL

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Basket Social and Play

Navigation by deep sea vessels will close on Morton lake next Sunday when the good shin Wild Rover clears the harbor for the last time this season. First Mate Floyd H. Groce announced today that the ship will get tinder way just twice more this vear.

Until w ord is received from their j

parents police will bold t tiaries Thompson. 16. and Charles Orr, 16,

! two Peru boys, who ran away from ; two miles northeast of the city, on Friday

! their homes Saturday evening. They spent Saturday night in Marion. Sun-

! day in Muncie and arrived in Rich- j Class" of "The Columbian Sunday School

mond on a C. & O. freight last night.

This is the second time the boys

A "Basket Social." and a "Play" entitled "The Rough Diamond" will be

; given at the School House, District Number Six, on the Mlddleborough Pike,

November 28.

This social will be givtn under the auspices of the "Young People'3

of this place.

All ladies are asked to bring baskets or pies, to be sold.

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In order to accomodate those who cannot buy during the day, we have decided to be open tonight until 9 o'clock, and Wednesday night until 1 0 o'clock. We have engaged extra help in our alteration room so you can have your garments for Thanksgiving. QUR SALE WILL SOON CLOSE Open an account today or tomorrow. Everything in our store is reduced specially for Thanksgiving.

AY AS YOU EARN"

1026 Main More Value Less Money

White. Standard. Golden Star. Daytonia Sterling Sells for S1S.C0 Need'es. Oils and Repairs U. M. LACEY, 9 South 7th. Phone 1756

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See Our Ad in the Sattirdav Evening: Post This Week

TRY THEM THFN you'll know why N) lo Clhooolatr are o rcmarkahlr popular. They are nhsolutrly pure and wholesome no artificial coloring or artificial flavoring just "pure food" caodiet. Our stock atwaya fresh. Once you try them you'll alwnya buy them. Come into our ttorc. 1 aLe a box home totlay. They are so ileliciou. Sity cents to one dollar and a . i

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QUIGLEY'S Drug Stores

She will be steamed up for pleasure i

i have left home, although the first at- j

.;L T """""' -P-, Thompson, some

: ' " " "" .V T 10 . r"aT ! dianapolis with

f ti, ,,,,.1 ko.. 1 :....ot nis patent.

to two and one half miles

HAYMAKERS HAVE GOOD MEMBERSHIP

tempt was not made together, oung

time ago. went to la-

out getting permission

In September Charles

ind went to St. Louis.

i Thompson's father. Eugene Thomp- : son. is superintendent of the Model j Gas Engine works at Peru, and Orr's father is representative of an insurj ance company.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

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In 1 897 a few memhers of Hokendauqua trihe of Ked Men assembled , and decided to petition lor a ehaner for a hnyloft. which Is an auxiliary to the Red Men. aud May 20 the charter was granted The loft was named Hokondauo.ua Hayloft No lptjtg. The object of the organization is to create good fellowship among members Asddo from this a bent fi; is paid sick members Since the granting of the charter many hundreds of dollars have been paid those who have been "unnble to make h-iy ." From the start the loft attracted attention The membership is more tuan one hundred. To Incite further interest in the loft, club rooms have been established in the Colonial building They are fitted with suitable and comfortable furniture. The Haymakers hold r-s'i;:T meetings each Tuesday evcr'rv: RETURN TO INDIA

ARRANGE TO GIVE BULLETIN SERVICE

Under a recent system inaugurated

by E. P Goodwin, superintendent of f

transportation of the Chesapeake &

Ohio railroad. Frpieht 4eent Gren- I

sireet and Yardmaster Clevenger re

ceive a weekly bulletin from the of- Sf

uce ot ine transportation aepartment telling of the conditions of freight service, where the cars are in surplus and whei e in shortage and at what points they are needed Immediately. Uy this departure from the usual systern employed in transportation circles ' agents and yardmasters on the cIItI- 1 sion are able to keep In close touch j to that in case of a shortage at one' ' OT.t the necessary relief may be given : within a few hours. The agents and i

ON A COLD MORNING YTou will appreciate the value of JEWEL jCOAL It ignites at once. It turns cheerily. It lasts indefinitely. It leaves no soot stringers. Hackman, Klehfoth & Go. Our office and yard will be closed Thanksgiving Day

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Hadley's Thanksgiving Market Turkeys Ducks Chickens We Can Supply You with a Nice Turkey. Will Have Some Fine Little Hens. 21C Dozen FLORIDA ORANGE SALE 21 c Dozen These Are Sweet and Juicy, Regular 30c Size

5r Each FLORIDA GRAPE FRI IT 5c Each These Are Heavy and Ripe

Bessue Mir.ce Meat. 15c Jar. Good Quality. New Figs. Dates, Nuts. Raisins, Thanksgiving Currants, New Meats of all kinds, Shelled Nuts. Malaga Grapes, etc. In fact everything to complete your Thanksgiving dinner.

Mirdmasters in turn file their weekly! ".-ports with the department showing, the number of cars in the yards, the;

condition and the general situation at j

Dr. Rosa I.ee Oxer and Miss Kisie H

Gordon, who have been guests of Dr. Ilheir Particular station

nnd Mrs. Walls, 21 South Tenth street, who left last week for Philadelphia, will said for England. Wednesday. After a few weeks in England they win urney to India where they will engage In missionary work.

Your Photograph Nothing will add more to the Christmas pleasure of the friends and kinsfolk at home.

Thle year's crop of Formosan teas is reported to be better than preriousf ' many seasons.

C. 4 O. WILL BUY 2.000 COAi. CARS The C. & O. railroad is in the market for 2.0u0 coal cars. The road is

developing: its extensive milling inter-!

ests In Virginia, and extra cars are needed in the transportation of coal to northern markets.

Palladium Want Ads Pay

A Few Specials Cream to Whip. Baked Ham. Jones Little Pig Sausages Pure Lard. Little Pig Breakfast Bacon, Good Sweet Cider. Good Coffee Roasted Fresh, a feature; include a pound in your order. Your Orders Are Appreciated and Will Be Carefully Filled.

PHOTOS

722 MAIN ST RiCHMONatNa

The Photographer in Your Town

adSey's rocery

PHONE 2292.

1035 MAIN STREET

SPECIAL Cream to whip. Try our Coffee roasted today. H. C. HADLEY Phone 2232

FORGET-ME-NOTS hen you think of "high quality potatoes" think of me and ask your grocer, or call 2441. L. D. HAWLEY

If You arc Sick Or In Pain Give Me a Call Y. II. IJAXTER, D. C. Chiropractor Rooms 305-307 Colonial Building Cor. 7th . Main Phone. 195S

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Flashlights ! Very uM about the bou. Also Batteries and Electric Novelie3. DUNING'S 43 North 8th Street