Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 282, 7 October 1914 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1914

PiGE THREE

CROSSING PETITIONS VVORRYSOUTH SIDE Improvement Association De- !. fers Action Opposing E Street Bridge Location. t Members of the South Side Improveent association were considerably orrled last night over the fact that almost two thousand names have been Affixed to South E street brigge petitions, tout their attorney, Perry J. freeman assured them he had a newspaper copy of the original petition in which it is set forth that the bridge location should be "south of E street." "The commissioners' records at the tourt house show that the bridge sinking fund was started to build a bridge fas asked for in the petition,, " said Mr. Freeman. "I believe that we need pave no fear that the money will be Used for an E street bridge." ' It was decided to defer the action on lhe bridge matter until after the election.

REFUSES TO APPROVE SUFFRAGE METHODS

9,347 QUALIFY,

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bf the thirty city precincts, which have feo far reported only four show gainst Dver the 1912 registration, the Seventh with an Increase of 5, the Twenty-second with an Increase of 6, the Thirtieth with an increase of 19, and the Thirty-first with an increase of 27, a total of 57. Comparative Results. , A comparison of the 1912 and 1914 registrations of the fifty-one precincts which has reported so far, follows:

Precincts Center 1 , Center 2 Center 3 , Clay 1 Franklin 1 Franklin 2 Greene 1 , Greene 2 , Harrison Jackson 1 Jackson 2 Jackson 4 , Jackson 5 Jackson 6 Jefferson 1 , Jefferson 2 , Jefferson 3 , New Garden 1 New Garden 2 Perry Washington 2 , Washington 3 ,

Webster 157

Wayne Wayne Wayne

Wayne Way en Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne ."Wayne

1 2 3 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

Totals 9802

1912. 1914. 171 180 .186 191 225 223 120 117 121 116 158 164 151 148 130 129 107 105 132 120 193 159 274 254 189 175 184 174 227 237 181 178 198 200 j 207 206 157 154 210 214 113 113 167 156 157 168 278 240 122 115 77 76 239 220 255 231 216 208 215 202 155 134 198 151 115 88 145 141 189 165 178 138 170 175 129 112 207 192 194 172 236 218 320 326 j 206 179 i 255 232 211 202 281 268 242 261 261 288 295 2B4 254 251 201 197 j l 9802 9347

Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, who bitterly disapproves the metods of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage which has just started a vigorous fight on all Democratic statesmen who oppose their cause. Dr. Shaw's attitude is thought to indicate the liklihood of a split between the two suffrage associations.

City Statistics

Deaths and Funerals. James Edgar Dean, 44, died at his home 314 North Fourteenth street, this morning at 3 o'clock. He is survived by a widow and one daughter. Funeral arrangements will be made later. RANKIN Martha A. Rankin, 88, died this morning at 10:30 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Martha A. Rankin, 207 North Fourteenth street. Burial will take place at Bethel cemetery. Friends may call any time tomorrow.

PURDUE STUDENT INSPECTS HIGHWAYS

George -J. Martin of the Purdue engineering department, will inspect the county roads with Superintendent Jones tomorrow, to take back ideas on road building for Purdue's new highway engineering department. Mr. Jones will meet him in Hagerstown tomorrow. They will work towards Richr-ond along the county roads. Mr. Jones will show him a gang of prisoners who are work fixing a small strip of road east of Twenty-third street.

TO RE-FLOOR BRIDGE

New York city's post office which I for many years has occupied the Fed-!

eral building in city hall park, has been removed to the new building adjacent to the Pennsylvania railroad .station at Eighth avenue and thirty:third street The old building becomes now only a branch post office.

Application has been made by Charles Bond, trustee of Clay township, for the county commissioners to order the reflooring of the Fawcett bridge, near Greensfork. He says the bridge has not been repaired for twelve years and that it is dangerous for school hacks. The bridge has a 150 foot span with fifteen foot approaches on each side.

Great Britain, France and Russia have 156 battleships and cruisers under twenty years old, augainst fiftyfive of Germany and Austria.

German Prince Reported Captured

- According to a report received at the war office the French have captured the Prince of Bavaria at Nomey, fourteen miles north of Nancy. The prince "referred to is probably Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, who is in command of the army that has been hammering' at the French line of fortifications between Youl and Verdun. No further confirmation of the report has yet been received. The Germans are said to be bombarding1 Nomey, with (the object of setting the prince free.

SCHOOLS TO CLOSE FOR STATE SESSION

In response to a unanimous request of the teachers of the township institute of Wayne county which met here Saturday, the township trustees in their monthly meeting today decided to close all schools on the last Friday In October to permit the teachers to attend the sessions of the Indiana State Teachers association at Indianapolis. ' The question was raised in the meeting as to when the township road supervisors shall qualify. The trustees who are going out of office on Jan. 1 do not understand by whom the supervisors shall be given the oath.

Members of the Rothschild family are fighting in three amies, three in the British three of the Frankfort branch in the German two of the Austrian family with the Austrian army.

"Y" WILL SOLICIT MEN BY TEAMS ' C. E. Thomason, chairman of the membership committee of the Y. M. C. A., will be the master of ceremonies at the supper given tonight for the men and boys who will have charge of the membership campaign, October 13 to 17. The workers will be divided Into teams, each team to be headed by a captain who will direct the work. TEACHERS TO MEET The meeting of the Wayne County Teachers' 'association will be held in the high school building here October 24. Prof. O'Shay of the University of Wisconsin, will be the principal speaker. Rev. W. R. Motley of the Central Christian church, will deliver the invocation. The meeting will be one of two whichthe association holds annually.

Philadelphia Sisters of Charity next month celbrate the centennial of their advent in that city.

CHARGES INFIDELITY

Horace E. Rolson today entered suit In circuit court against his wife, Maggie B. Rolson, who, he says, has spent the summer in running around with Alonzo James and other men known to him. He asked, that lie be granted a divorce from her. They were married August 30, 1908, and separated September 30, 1914. Her alleged infidelity is said by the plaintiff to have occurred In the last eight weeks of their residence together. He also says her language was "too obscene to be herein setforth."

SMASH AT H. C. L. BY LEASED WIRE. CHICAGO, Oct. 7. Fifty cents a pound for butter, forty cents a dozen for eggs, forty cents for a spring chicken and thirty-five cents for a hen are prices listed by Mrs. S. H. Stevenson, wife of a farmer near Montrose, la., in writing to Postmaster Campbell that she is ready to sell direct to city consumers, shipping via the parcel post.

REPENTANT THIEF RETURNS BIG LOQT BY LEASED WIRE. CHICAGO, Oct 7. "While the light holds out to burn, the vilest sinner may return," so wrote S. H. Brun, a graduate of Heidelberg university. In returning $2,000 in diamonds taken from the home of David H. Stevenson, vice president of the Mascot Copper company, who had befriended blm when he was out of work. The letter and jewels were received today in the mail from a town in California.

FIT BOYS' QUARTERS Boys' Director Somerville of the T. M. C. A., iB rapidly putting the new roems of the boys' department in shape for use. The library is being installed and with the addition of the furnishings to be provided by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A., the rooms will be ready for occupation.

In 1912 Germany produced a mineral output valued at $592,250,000.'

F. B. WILLKS TALKS

NEW PARIS. O.. O'tL 8. New Parti being on the route of Ehe big auto tour of Preble county, furnished a large audience Tuesday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock when Hon. Frank B. Willis,

Republican canaiaane ior governor and Frank I. Brow to, candidate fot congress addressed tfcem. A big procession of gaily decorated autos accompanied the candi dates. ALL PARTIES JOIN - TO N AME SLATE ' ECONOMY. Ind, Cet-6. At a joint nominating convent Jon. of the Demonnubllcans and 'Prohibitionists

of Perry township SfaOirday evening,

the following uiuzenw w icei was nominated; Trustee, William L. Fouts; assesor, Charles D. Htmnlcutt; advisory board, J. G. W. Beard. U. G. Manning and Dr. A- L. Lfop; supervisor. First district, James W. Mumbower: supervisor, Second dif trict,,M. F. Mettert. ; Palladium Want Ads Pay

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