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To Be Sold at Auction.

Notice is hereby given that the
Grand Rapids Il Indiana railway com
pany has in its possession divers arti-
cles, packages and cases of freight and
baggage, which have been and re-
manned in its possession for upwards
of one year, unclaimed and refused
at the places to whic6 the same were
consigned and checi iled, and upon
which tue owners have failed AMI re-
fused, for one year or more, to pay the
carriers charges thereon, and tC
claim and take said freight and
baggage, and that all the saiG
articles, packages and cases of un
claimed freight and baggage will be
sold (each article, p.ckage and cast
separately at pubic alction, to thu
h6shess bidder, for cash, at the freigh
Island street, III 3Hs -c1fy or Grand
Rapids, in the county of Kent and
state of Michigan, on the line OF the
railroad of said railway company, com
mencing on Wednesday, the 11th day
of January, 1899, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and continuing until all said
articles shall be sold.
Terms: Immediate payment by pur
chaser in cash, and delivery of the
property to him to be taken away i'm
mediateiy.
The GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA RAIL
WAY COMPANY By E. G. Leaven
worth, General Freight Agent. G. l.
La. kwoood. General Passenger Agent
Dated at Grand Rapids, Michigan
November l, 1898. All
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MISSION CHURCH.
That In the North End is q Handsome
And Commodious Structure
To be Dedicated Next
Sunday

A reporter visited the North End
mission church this morning, and was
surprised to see what pretentiOus
structure had been there erected. The
house is away down on north four
teenth street, among the poor and the
lowly, among whom the work of the
mission is to be conducted. The
building is substantial frame, painted
pure white. with double doors and q
name plate on the front. The main
audience room is about forty by fifty
feet, with good stove, q clock, green
blinds, good piano (the gift of James
NJ. Starr, a pulpit with car
pet and pulpit chairs, and that's
all. There is Sunday school room and
smaller ante room. These sre on
the east end of the building the church
standing on the east side of the street
and facing the west. The plumbing is
now going in, and the dedication is TO
be held next Sunday. The most salts
factory thing about the whole business
is that everything in II Is paid for.
building and all.
But there is not only a mission there,
but also an omission.
There are no chairs.
And the movers in the good work
have not the wherexithal to get them.
They have exhausted their funds IN
| paying for the house and it's furnish
ings as far as they have gone. They
are anxious that their standing in the
community be sustained. but are al
present more directly concerned in
their sitting, as there is not chair OF
| a Saaf outSiIa nf tho pul nitt There Il
a chance of lifetime for some public
spirited person to do something good
Who will DO its
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War Investigation.

CINCINNATI, o., November i.-The
war investigating committee resumed
here today by examining several Of
ficers of the 9th United States regular
infantry. The testimony of Colonel
Hunt of the LIST Ohio showed inability
of the medical and commissary depart
ments to fill reqaisitions. and supplies
sometimes received were utterly unit
for use. Centraliz alton was regarded as
one of the evils of the campaign. as
reginents were unable to have their
own several departments.
WssaINGoN, ID. c., November A.
Colonei 10y, acting for the war IN
vestigatlpg .onstnIss.af'ees ices .ns
testimony of General Lawton. recently
relieved of the command of the depart
ment of Santiago. He said q misuu'
derstanding of orders caused confusion
but the general did not believe II occa
stoned much suffering.
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HAYNIE GRAY.
His Death Occurred This Morning
at His Home.

This morning at his home in this
city, occurred the death of Haynie
Gray. Eaynie was formerly one of
bell boys at The Westcott, and had
lately been employed at the confec-
tionery of Beach s. Chessman. The
form | notice of his death will be found
elsewhere
Haynie was one of the sunniest fell
lows ever seen. With i'll health and
all the troubles that come the misehe-
vous and prsnkish yoath, he kept a
bright face and CHEEKY word for all.
He was full of jokes and sunshine as
an egg is of meat. and every one who
had known him could not but be his
friend. In fact, Hsynie was the only
enemy he had. He was a natural
comedian, with much talent in that
line. He had signed contract with s
comedy company for next season, and
would have gone on the road. There
none who knew Haynie but will miss
him and feel genuine loss In hl'
death.
Haynie was the only support of hi
invalid mother. The employees at "a
Westcott kindly remembered thei
former associate and universal favorlt'
by settling up his little affairs and ar
ranging TO bear an the expenses of III
| funeral.
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l'MfHS and FUNERALS.

SwAINE-R. NJ. Swaine, an old resi-
lent of Richmond, died at his resi-
dence in Dublin yesterday morning at
o O'Clock. The funeral will take place
Saturday at o'clock.
DICKEY-The funeral of Esther
-Dickey took place this afternoon at
o'clock and was private. The Rev. J i.
". Kapp officiated and the interment
vas at Lutherania.
GREY-Clayton Haynie Grey, aged
ID years, died this morning at the
.4eme of his mother, Mrs. Lottie Grey,
70 north tenth street, OF kidney trou-
70. Friends may call to see the re
nAins Saturday afternoon and evening
4nu any hour Sunday.
II The funeral services will be held in
the Christian church at New Paris
Monday afternoon at , O'Clock aud
the burial will be IN the New Paris
The deceased was young
man Of many friends and the news will
be . surprise, as he had only been i'll
since last Saturday.
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Fourth Ohio Arrives at New
York.

New YORK. Il. Y, November A.
Besides the Fourth Ohio there were
six Sisters of Charity on the Chester,
which arrived last night from San
Juan. They were sent to Porto Rico
by Governor Bushell. and will accom-
pany the Fourth Ohio to Columbus.
A. soon ~ examined by the health
officers the Fourth Ohio will disembark
and proc sed to Columbus via Wash
inuton to visit the white house and
other places en- route.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., November 4. -
Colonel Colt. fourth Ohio volunteers
telegraphs the war department that
Private Avery l.. Berter. company X,
died aud was buried at sea. Two 9th
ers are sick. The rest of the command
is in excellent health. The fourth will
be reviewed by Mckinley tomorrow
here.
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0FfICERS ELECTED
X TIdE WOMANs' FOREIGN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

~ address Last Night BY General
ccw<n oi Cincinnati -Todsy's Busi-
5Aese- closlnn Session Tonight.
The address by General Cowen on
foreign Mis- n Work last night at tt 9
4eetlnR OF tue district w. f. NJ. s. at
nth street a. E. church was attended
~ good sized crowd, representatives
from all denominations being pres ant.
The lecture was full of thought and in
terest and the speaker showed thor
|opgh knowledge Of his subject. The
D2ular business Was taken up this
morning after a short praise service,
led by Mrs. G.. n. Eidridge Tle mos,
important matter WAS the election of
cficers which resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. A g. Neal.
First vice-president, Mrs. Frances
Kelley.
Second vice president, Mrs. Reuben
'Zobey.
Third president, Mrs. A. W.
LAmport.
Recording secretary, Mrs. Morgan,
Anightstown.
suicI, mrs u. NJ. fattefson,
KnighIstown
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. j. B.
Williams.
Superintendent isabella Thoburn
mission work. Mrs. r. E. Houghton.
Superintendent Young Peoples So
e1eties, Mrs. Anna Diliing, Hagers-
faEn.
The place of next meeting WAS de-
caded late this afternoon and will be
published tomorrow.
1he principal feature of the closing
session tonight will be az address by
Hiss Pearson of Des Moines, Iowa.
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U OF l., NOT |. U.
NJ stake in Yesterdays Paper-More
About the Cams Tomorrow.

Yesterdays PALLADIUM gave the
game tomorrow as between Earlham
and the University of Indiana. The
game really is with the University of
Indianapolis.
1t is now feared that Earlham's
team will be crippled by the absence
of Henley, the left tackle, who is sick j,
and of Graves. who has made so
many touchdowns, though it is quite
possible that the latter, who was in
jured in the game in Cincinnati. will
be able TO play one-half. Henley's S
place will be filed by Sutton, while
Peacock will take Graves place, Civ
ing right end to Jones and full back to
Stabler.
The interesting part of this game
will be that both teams usually depend
upon their speedy runners. University
of Indianapolis upon Loop and
Gavin their ends. and Earlnam, upon
her backs and Van Allen and Jones
the ends. There will evidently be
some fine "grand-stand plays made,
and less of the Objectionable mass
play. AS for the line up, Jumn, Uni
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versity of Ind annapolis center, is said
to be the best in the state, though
Earlham's white beaded Sehilling may
have been overlooked.
In fact both teams SO far have used
practically the same tactics in the
game, and our Captain Peacock will
doubtless have a chance to show his
ability more than ever.
A word ought to be said as to the
coaching Earlham's team has received.
1t was not thought possible to procure
a paid coach this wear, 1T Earl Wild
up, who has frequently acted as
referee for the High school and college
teams has kindly and efficiently acted
in that capacity.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-04
OCTOBER HEALTH.
Report Of Or. T. HsnFv Davis for the
Month of Ootober.

DIR. T. Henry Davis, the city health
officer, submits the following health
report for the month ending October
3lst. The number of deaths and
the causes are as follows:
Apoplexy L, appendicitis L. cancer
or stomach ,, heart disease L, cholera
infantum l. membraneous Group l,
diphtheria l meningitis l., consump-
ton ,. pneumonia 2, seniie debility L.
Total 15; males s, females z. Daring
the month there were 81 births; males
%. females 6.
There were three cases of diphthe-
ria, two of typhoid fever and nine OF
scarlet fever.
The only unusual thing in the re
port is the excess of male births over
female, and this has occurred in the
past four or FIVE reports.
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Spaolal T Ts.ecram.

Received st Richmond, Ind. Dated
Cincinnati. o., November l, 1898.
To Ira NJ. Fhekinger, manager.
Cut the life out of the prices on tie
following goods. for one week begin
ming tomorrow Saturday November 5:
Brown sugar, per 10. ic-
Best lard. per 10. &c.
Levering's package coffee. per 10. 9
bars Lone Boy soap. for Zoe.
New Sorghum. per gallon 2Ss.
81. E. LAN6DoN Il Co.
9I4 Main street. Phone $50.
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WEYLER'S RECORD
At Manila-Was Not Oaly q
Butcher But Also q
RObber.

MANILA, Philippine Islands, Novem-
Der 4.-Maximiano 4. Rosales and Julian
Reyer, former employee atthe COVER :
ment treasury during Butcher" Wey
ler's regime ssgoverxor- general, have
been releassd frop1 prison by General
Otis. 2hey srer Weyler aud his CO.
horts lop1sd the treasury of ST. 300, 200
And sent the above named to prison as
scapegoats. An investigation will be
made. A preliminary investigation
reveals suspicious transactions.
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Two Nav Ci.izsns.

George Herbert Edmunds, born in
England, has renounced his alleg ance
to Queen Victoria, and is now a voting
citizen of the United States. The new
citizen is a son of Thomas b. Ed
mnnds. He came here in May. 1883
Henry Aufdermasch, a native of
Germany, no- r<.sea-.---i i-.- -il-.-s------
to Emperor william, and has become
an American citizen. He came hither
in September, 1898.
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Child Study.

: The meeting of the Child Study club
It the Garfield building yesterday after
loon -1es 10y well attended, and the
Usefulness and eHfefesi. Aox s,a6psFDs
Miss Dennis as well as the discussion
that followed, held the attention of all,
and many useful suggestions were
brought out. Yesterdays was the
first meeting of the club for the sea-
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THE BYRIEL CASE.
II is SIN Running Along in the Wafns
Circuit Court.

The Byriel case is now winding to
close. The evidence was finished yes
terday afternoon, and today the pleas
are being made. The opening speech
for the prosecution was made this
morning, also that of Mr.. Robbins for
the defense. The case went to the
jury this afternoon, and it is expected
that speedy decision will be the re-
suit. There Is some speculation in the
matter, and sympathy is with the de-
fendant. 1t is believed, and was pretty
clearly shown by Mr.. Robbins, that
the man was the one who got the worst
of il rather than the company.
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LOCAL NEWS
Fine watches at Haner's.

Fine watches at Haner's.
Buy sewer pipe. Farnham.
F. w. Porterdeld. piano tuer, 5
north eighth. II
Louck & Hill sell and pu down
hardwood floors. See them before
buying.
The Champion Roller MilIin COM
pany manufacture whole wheat
-four" Try it.
Bring your girls tomorrow Satur-
day) and have Us fit them wit nice
new cloak at moderate price, Boston
Store.
Miss Lydia Walker viii ariye }
! night from Wilmington. o., topend q
few days before her return to her
heme in Indianapolis
There is 3 movement okoot to
organize in this city cam Of the
Royal Neighbors of Americ1.i la0isa
organ zation, auxiliary to the Modern
Woodmen. This is an asurancs
organic ation with social fesf1es.
l
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RAILROAD Looter Rearrested.

JEFFERSON, Mo-, November
J.mas Aidrich who stole So 900 from
the Kansas City. Fort Scott q Mem
nhis railroad while paymaster, released
from the peniteniary today his term
~ three wears having expired, was re-
srraeted by his former bondsmen, the
Ar,sr;can trust company, who were
compelled to make the shortage good.
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PEACE COMMISSION
Reconvened Today and Held a
Two Hours SessiOn-Spaniard
Refused to Accept American
Proposition--NegOtiatfonsWilI
Not BE Broken OT-Adjourned
Till Tuesday.

PARIS. France, November The
peace commission held joint session
today two hours. The Spanlards re-
fused the American proposition of
Monday anent the Philippines. bnt
negotiations will not be broken of. Il
Is believed no counter proposition wiii
be made by the Spanisrds. Adjourned
till Tuesday.
WASHINGTON. November AT the
cabinet meeting today nothing from
the p aace commission at Paris was re-
ceiyed. The meeting adjourned. In
case a message is received another
meeting will be called.
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Bank Receivers Appointed.

WAsHINGToN, d. G., November f.
TIE comptroller of currency appointed
h,nS ,xaminers of Pittsburgh land New
York respectively, temporary receivers
of the Gsrlnan national bank or Pits
burg and Traders national bank al
New York. With the comptroilers as
sent both institutions Will so INTO VOL
nnfary liquidation.
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Remedy Tor Nervous Exhaustion.

Are you weakened and exhausted by
overwork, worry or diseased The
Mystic Life Remover will quickly re-
new your strength and vitality. 1t is
the greatest nerve builder known. 1t
IS a marvellous vitalizer and strength
ener. 1t quickly and certainly cure 8
loss of appetite, indigestion, nervous
weakness, palpitation of the heart and
failing health. 1t is indeed wonder
full life renewer and life strengthener.
Sold by A. g. Luken & Co., druggists,
$50 Main street, Ballard & Snyder
1881 Main street Richmond. 3
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Letter Raoeissd.

County Superintendent Wineburg
yesterday received a letter from Clyde
Addleman, with the local company tFo
in the 16lst Iudiana regiment. Clyde
reports all we'll, grub plenty aad treat
ment all that could be asked for.
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TWO KILLED
And Il Dozen Injured by Il
Boiler Explosion.

n OIL CITY, Pa. November 4.-There
was an explosion of a new boiler being
tested at the Oil City boiler works to-
day. Charles McClosky and John
Frawley were killed and dozen more
or less injured.
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Chamber Of Deputies Reopened.

PARIS, France, November 4.-The
chamber of deputies reopened today
after adj Durnment from October 25.
when the Bsisson cabinet collapsed.
The new premier, M. Dupuy, said the
cabinet recognized the acuteness of
the situation and expressed confidence
in the fidelity of the army to the re-
public.
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Joint Traffic Association Dis.
solved.

New YORK. \. Y, November A.
The board of control of the joint trafi
association today decided to dissolve
that organization on account of the re-
cent supreme court decision against it.
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Murderer Electrocuted t.

CoLuMBus, o.. November
Charles Nelson, colored, was electro.
cuted at midnight Tor the murder OF
lanes Zimmerman at Bowling Green
hh;n
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stock Market

CHICAGO. H., November 4.-Hogs
Sc higher. $500, 1919. Cattle . w.
So 90.
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Off for Manila.

New YORK, n. Y. November 4
The cruiser Buffalo sailed today Tor
Manila via. Suez The Helena sailed
Yesterday.
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The Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Illinois. November A.
Whsat 65ic; corn. 3lsc; oats, 234.
ToI.EDo, Ohio, November 4--Whea.
69fc.
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Probably a Republican Boom

ZANEsvLLE, o., November A
mysterious explosion like distant firing
was hoard in Muskingum, Morgan and
Guernsey counties last night 1t
rocked buildings like an earthquake
1t is believed il was not an earthquake.
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One Cass Oscided .

Webster Parry VS.. Frederick A
kingsbury and Margaret E. Conkle,
on note, Judgment, 1914 -.
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Ice cream and soda all the year
round at Beach s. Chessman, 0l8
Main.
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InternatiOnals in the Fortress. !.
CANEA, Crete. November 4 The,
International troops occupied the
fortress at 5 this morning.
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All kinds fresh vegetables.
Meyer Bros.
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The most beautiful floral emblemr
BEACH Il CHESSMAN.
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SDGuRUYo

Miss Phoebe E Williamson and Mr..
John Ell. Showalter we're united in
marriage at 6:30 o'clock Gast night at
tor Of south Rel eigbft6f bft6fesA sAilsos. 8 fifaieads
church. The wedding was quiet one
and the couple repaired at once to
their home on north d street. The
best wishes of their many friends will
go with Mr.. and Mrs. Showalter
through lite.
A pleasant surprise party was given
last evening in honor of Miss Annie
Witte, it being her birthday anniver-
sary. The following guests were pres
ent: Misses Mary MenKe, Barbara
Witte, Edith Heck, Mary Witte, Louisa
Messmer, Henrietta Issen. Frances
Witte, Mary Messmer. Annie Witte,
Flora Mertz; Messrs. Will Witte.
Francis Sharket, Albert Felthaus, Ben
Behman, Ben Ogerman j John Behman,
Leo Sharkett, John Menke, Harm Beh-
man, Robert Messmer, Leo Witte.
Games and cards were the features Of
the evening and music was furnished
by Frank Simcoke and Tom Kissen.
| Elegant refreshments were served.
*u*
The After noon social club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Esmaker, West
Richmond. The prizes we're won by
Mrs H. II. Englebert and Mrs. Bat
Ter. The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Henry Macke.
| <*
The Jolly Germans will meet next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
]. II Meyer, south fifth street.
80
The cake walk given by numbei OF
the society colored people at Thistlth
waite's hall was a success aud LARGELY
!. attended. The cake was won by
, Hulk johnson and Miss ShucAft
although the decision was close me
-
} There was a surprise party at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Pettis A. Reid
: on south twelfth street last nght
t There were ssome twelve or foufeer
t guests. and all had a splendid ime
The occasion was the birthday .nni
versary of Mrs. Reid. The suprise
was success, and the evening wa:
, delightfully."- spent.
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The Jolly Germans will meet nx
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
J II Meyer, south fifth street.
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Get a box of delicious candy of
BEACH & CHESSMN
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Oysters in every style. Beach .
Chessman, 918 Main.
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The cake walk given by a numbea of
the society colored people at Thistl th-
waite's hall was a success aud larely
attended. The cake was won by
Hunk johnson and Miss ShucAft,
although the decision was q close me.
The herald., 1898-08-25
FOREIGN ALLIANCES
Do Not Commend Themselves to Elk
plorer Stanley

CHICAGO, Aug. A.-Henry NJ. Stanley,
the famous explorer, journalist and author,
once an American citizen and now men,
Der of the English House of Commons, has
placed himself on record as opposed to an
Anglo-American alliance. He recognizes
the fact that England and America are
bound together by numerous ties and
are yearly Drawing closer together, but in
spite of that fact he advises caution and
think 1t to the interest Of neither nation
to adopt lettering and entangling ALL
ance.
In letter to friend here he expresses
himself as follows:
my opinion Is, we must not be precipi-
tate. The two nations are gravitat1ng to-
gether and true friendship cannot be forced.
1t Is slow process. requiring time. II
either country were In distress that will
be the proper time to breathe more Nfe into
that spirit Of friendship and kindliness
which we know exists and bring the re-
served and, proud people together. But to-
day there Is no necessity for either nation
to think practically about the matter One
Is fat and proud, with the Bank Of Eng
land and Its big navy The other Is in a
CULVER Of delight over Manila and Santt-
ago, and the glorious heroism Of Dewey,
Schfey and Sharter.
THE time is not suitable for speaking OF
alliance. If you Americans come, out of
that continent and take your share Of the
old worlds concerns you win know better
what an alliance means"