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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05

When Inspector Byrncs was at the
head of the detective bureau in this
city, ho established a system for pro-
tecting the jewelry district and Wall
street, which soon became famous as
the Crooks dead line. Detectives
were on the watch during business
hours to prevent any well known crook
from going down town below Fulton
street. This plan shut out number Of
notorious confidence men and sneak
thieves from district that had proved
profitable to them. After Byrnes left
the force the dead line vas not close
:, ly auarded, and one of t1ie first thInes
\ ssz<ss---!aez.zxaid he
t,x1h tie 4..4t41 Z gEfant ef the detective
bureau was TO 1e-estabiish IT, Two Of
McGlusly's detective sergeants were
standing al the corner of Broadway and
John street one day last week when a
tall. = ell hEljt man. who from his an
pearanlc might have been a prosperous
!rolzeT, walked past them as if ON bust
ness.
Hello. .Ice"' sail one Of the detect
ives, following the man and tapping
hiQ on the shoulder.
"TIav dare ycu stop me in that fash
iau:- sid Jsa man, with great show
/ Indignation.
..e.ayv. don't make a fuss, : said the
detective ''Yoa are below the dead
iiac and y ~ wi:i have to go back or we
viii take yau Up % headquarters >
TEe man list his bravado at once
AKA II ,.s15.tly begged for mercy. He
,5a~ lna1.a u the police as Diamond
Zoe, Moffny and lie has recently fin
Saed a teraI IN 4 western prison. Muir
ply c-glaiued that he did not expect TO
e recognized, and On his promising to
leave town the detectives released him.
New York san.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05
COMING NORTH.
En- barkation OF Skaters Entire
Army for Shipment to the
North Will Begin Tomorrow

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August 5 -
Shafter has received orders to move
his entire army north at once. The
embarkation will begin tomorrow.
There is great rejoicing among the
troops.
The order of embarkation will be
the third and sixth regular cavalry,
frat regular eayalry, first u. $. cavalry,
rough riders-only the private horses
Of officers will be taken. All the
others will be turned over to military
governor Wood. The tents will be left
standing Clothing and bedding subject
TO Infection will be destroyed. Gen
eral Chaffse's brigade will follow the
cavalry. No yellow f.ver cases will
be put aboard. TIE volunteer regi-
ments will embark in the following
order: 1st Illinois. lst District
Columbia, list New York. 9th
Massachusetts. 2a Mas echusetts, Sth
Illinois, 33l Mieigan. 34th Michigan,
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LOCAL ITEMS.
u locust pests. Farnham.

Buy locust pests. Farnham.
Fine iewelry rep airing. Haner's.
Dr. Harry Weist has returned from
q three weeks outing In Maine.
Miss Nichols of Lynn is in the city
the guest Of Mr. ana Mrs. Will Con-
verse.
Miss TIT4ny sof Chicago will arrive
tomorrow TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. D. L
aather.
The reai-for-sure everything re-
duced clearance sale is now at its best.
Boston Store.
Aldus Harold returned to Knights
town this morning after attending the
bible conference.
Ed Knopf left this morning for
Leadville, Col. where he has secured
a paying position.
Miss Alice Dempsey of Terre Haute
ls IN the city visiting James Dempsey
and wife for few days.
Leslie Meyers, Otis Stock. Grace
Porterfeld and Laura Ratlif, drove tc
Eaton today 10 spend the day.
T. J. Legg of Logausport. state
Sunday school evangelist. was in ths
city today the guest Of Silas NeT.
Mrs. Ernest R.ehey and baby. ot
Paris, ky, are in the city, the guests
Of Mrs. Alice Riehey, south tentt
street.
Mrs Esther Pritehard, who has beer
attending the sessions of the bible con
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DON'T WANT HIM.
The Brown Boy at Covington, Ohio,
Is Not Wanted IN This
City.

Fred Brown, the hoy who was men
toned yesterday as being under arrest
at Covington. Ohio, Will not be brought
back TO this city, as the officers as well
as the people from whom his stealing
is alleged to have been done here do
not think the ofense here and the
amount of the goods stolen justifies
the expense of going after him. The
boy is SAID to have taken a bicycle
from Nordyke's store on west Main
street, and he is under arrest for the
alleged theft of number of things at
Covington. He viii be given punIsh-
ment for his offenses in that place, ana
local parties will let his penalties there
stand for all OF his offenses.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05
HOME AGAIN.
The Councilmen Arrived Home
From Detroit, After Attending
the Convention OF Municipal
Officers.

The couueilmen. Whelan and GEM,
accompanied by the city sttorney, Mr.
Lindemuth, and the mayor elect, Dr..
Zimmerman, arrived home from De
troit this morning, where they have
been in the capacity of representatives
OF this city in the national municipal
league meeting. The local people
paid considerable attention TO the
meetings of the convention. and the
Detroit papers gave considerable
mention of the speech made by
Mr.. Whelsn with regard TO the
excel ent garbage system in our city.
| The points MIR. Wnelsn gave were
of interest TO all, as it seems that
| of garbage is more economically dis
| posed OF than that in any other city oi
| the size in the whole country, owing
to good drainage sud perfectly work
ing system. The party of Indians
| eouncllmen. consisting of representa-
tives from only four Indiana cities,
was taken for boat ride by Mr.
Trggart, mayor of Indianaplis, and al
enjoyed themselves hugely in the
beautiful city of straits" All fee
that their trip has done them good in
many ways, and that they got point:
: there that will be of value TO them a:
i councilmen aud city officers.
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THE INSTITUTE
To Be Held in This City Soon
The Announceman Of
instructors, Etc.

Postal cards reading as follows have
been sent to persons interested IN the
coming teachers institute:
Wayne County Teachers Institute.
thirty third annual session. You are
cordially invited to attend the annual
meeting of the Wayne County Teach
ers' Institute, to be held IN the high
school building Richmond, Indiana,
August 29-September .. 1898. In
structors-Prof. Louis II. Galoreath.
Teachers college, Buffalo. New York; I;
Prof. o l.. kelso, Indiana State Nor
NAL, and Prof. f. A. Power. Tiffin.
Ohio.
For boarding, address George W.
Gates, 232 south thirteenth street,
Richmond, Indiana.
Anticipating an unusually interest
ing and profitable meeting, | am. re
spectfully, w. f. WINEBERG,
County Superintendent
n. B.-Teachers' Reading Circle
books on sale at Nicholson's book
store and Ellwood Morris q Co 5.
Please provide yourselves with those
books at your earliest convenience
You will need them for preliminary in
stitutes, which will be held August y
of
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ference. returned 10 hokomo this
morning.
Trash we never look for. consequent
ly II is never found IN our store.
Clearance sale times are no exception.
Boston Store.
The Chicago Times He o. has q
representative in the city Il reducing
the Century Dictionary W h a low
price as a special inducemerr.
There was good sized crowd ST
Starr park last night 10 hear the open
air band concert by the City baud, and
the music was greatly appreciated
b Myrick. jr.. and daughter. Miss
Clara. Robert kersey and family. Wal
ter Doan aud family and Miss Anna
Spencer were among those Who re
turned from Sand Lake last evening
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WELCOME |. A. W.

The Local Committee viii Re-
ceive the l.. A. w. Members
who Pass Through the City
to Indianapolis.
So = sSa Sas'ssx - Aaaaas sssss sss.saa vii
from all the states east and south OF
here, pass through the city, en- route
to the national bicycle meet to be held
at indianapolis. commencing on the
tenth and continuing for several days.
Among the number will be several of
the noted riders of the country, but
the msiority of them will be merely
members of the l.. a. w. who will at
tend the meet for pleasure only.
Jesse Fletcher is the chairman of the
reception committee and they have
secured the room in the Westcott hotel,
formerly occupied by Captain Smiths
company, and this will be decorated
aud used as the reception parlors.
Special rates have been secured at the
hotel for the visitors who desire to re-
main over night. 1t is expected that
several hundred wheelmen will pass
through the city, as Richmond is on
the official route and the stopping off
point. The committee will do all IN
their power 10 make the visitors well
come and to make them feel that the
Richmond wheelmen are strictly in the
swim
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HOME STORIES.
What Susie Learned at Sum
day School.

Sosne days ago a little miss of five
wears walked into the room of gen.
tleMau WIZ resided at their home, and
wis. had made of Susie a sort of pro-
teg She eutered with all the assur-
ane9 of a privileged character. When
Mr.. turned about to see who
wa here, he said pleasantly:
low are you today, Susief'
IA, I'm ali right =
eelIng well. are youf'
isth, fnir.
low are your cousins, the little
Sn:th sistersg''
. they're all right, too. But say,
they wath not thseared to death t'other
ninst, and they wath!" and Susie's S
eyss got bigger snd bigger.
How was thatf"
N'y, w'y-w'y, they wath in bed
~ some an thpoke to
sShy,f ss1s.,'. fss..'s ye.s know
tls llamma's deadso
Course | know it. That don'l
qhake no differenthl Her jutht come
A thuuch her head in at the win
dsr and put her elbowth up on the
winder thill lik thith, an thay Boo.
an il made the little girlth thcream an
90 an jump into bed, and cover Up
their headthri
well, welli 1t wouldn't scare you
if your mama came TO see you, would
itf''
'Yeth, if mamma wath iutet a
thkelk."
"A skelk? What's thatg"
Why thath what people are when
they frtht die, you know. Firtht
they 'th thkelk, then they 6
thkilhngton :"
First a skelk and then a skeleton
en .
"Yeth, thir When they all drietf
up an their thkin gets dried OF
/ en-, theyth thkelkth, an wheI
the meat all rollth off theil
boneth, theyth thkelllngtons, an
! you can thee in the grave yardti
at night where tn devil been 'tickin
I his pitch fork in their 'tummicth, an
twithtin' 'em. An tn devil liveth OF
Hand with hith wife, and berth bali
headed. =
That's remarkable. .
We'll, muth go now,n said Susie
Hold on a moment. Where di'
/ you learn al this about skelks an
skeletous?"
She had gotten some distance ava
from the door, but she called bael
soberly, At Thunday theool."
s. W. GILLIAN.
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HORACE P. HlIcHIKKii.Ssss, s
Formerly of This City, Dies at
Martinsvile, Ind.

Horace F. Hotchkiss, manager of
the Martinsyille SaDatorium, died yes
terday of surgical operation for APP
pendicitis. He was thirty seven years
old and leaves wife and two children.
Mr. Hotchkiss had a wide circle of
friends in many states.
Mr.. Hotchkiss formerly resided in
this city and married Miss Winnie
Bsllis, daug hter of Samuel BELLS and
niece of Edward Bsllis, of this city.
He moved to Indianapolis q number Of
years ago and went from there to
Martinsville, where he died.
The funeral will occur at Martins
vile Sunday, after which the remains
will be shipped to this city for burial f,
which will occur Monday. The de-
ceased leaves wife and two children,
one child being buried here.
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DESERVED PROMOTION.
Ed Wilkinson Promoted to First
Sergeant for an Act Of
Bravery.

The New York Herald of s few DAYS
ago. contained 8 thrilling account OF
the battle at Santiago. and among
other things mentioned in particular
the bravery of Ed Wilkinson of this
city and of his promotion from cor
peral to first sergeant for bravery on
the field of action The story told Of
the killing of ali the officers except one
and how Wilkinson stepped into the
place of the first sergeant when ne
was shot down and led the fragment of
his company up the hill to victory.
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TRANSFERRED.
The Property Of ths Richmond Bicycle
Manufacturing Company Turned
Over TO the New Company.

The formal transfer of the property
of the Richmond Bicycle company TO
the new company of the same name
was made today when the deed for the
transfer was recorded. The deed
states that the transaction is between
Finley Newlin, receiver of the Rlcn-
mond Bicycle company. and the Rich
mond Bicycle Manufacturing company.
The property transferred consists Of
FIVE lots in Haynes addition to Rich
mond, and includes all the buildings
and other property as we'll. The con-
sideration Is S13. 900, and it requires
S13 in stamps to have it recoI ied.
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S0ULBY WON.
The Englishman Wins in the
Boat Races at Glen Miller
Yesterday Afternoon
and Last Night.

The boat races at Glen Miller yes
terday afternoon were interesting and
attracted good sized crowds. Ray
White acted as started in the after
noon, and Mr.. kessler in the evening
The man Soulby, an Englishman, won
in both races easily, the other man
standing very little chance in either.
Souiby is said to be crack oarsman,
and he showed considerable skill yes
terday. A representative of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer was with him. The
races were rowed at 4 O'Clock and at
7:30. An extra she'll was carried
hither by the men TO be used Ia ease
of accident to either OF the fral strue-
lures in which they made the race.
The racers and their trainers went
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Immunes to Go to Santiago.

SAVANNAH, Georgia, August o
Five thousand troops are on their way
to Savannah to go TO Santiago to re-
lieve Skaters army. The troops are
irnmunes from Georgia and Missis-
sippi. Transports are expected to ar
rive tomorrow.
Every facility will be given conva-
lescents of Skaters army TO recuperate
when they arrive here. A number
will be sent to Fort Ethan Allen. VT,
and to Plattsburg, n. Y, where noun
tain and lake breezes will help To re-
store health One vessel is on its way
now from Santiago.
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ONE DAYS INCOME
Fo B Given 20 ths Ladies If s
Stephen Hospital by the
Street CIR & mrany.

SUI erinterdeut kessler of the Rleh
mond Traction company has tendered
the use of tire street cars for
ete day ard evening TO tie
.aaies of St. Stephens hospital.
tn make what they can ont of the
v5rt re and the entire income to go TO
rhe hospital The Ladies Aid Society
had meeting yesterday and decided
70 accept the kind offer. and further
arrangements and the date viii be an
uouueed later.
Mrs. Nj. b. Ballard was appointe d
treasurer in the place IF Mrs. W. n.
Wilson, who is soon to leave the city TO
reside at indianapolis. The meeting
yesterday was full of interest and well
attended.
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Frank Ians's Brother Murdered.

superintendent Page has received a
notice offering $500 reward for the al
rest of farmer near Kenton, Ohio,
who shot and killed man by the
name of Lane short time ago. Lane
was brother of Frank Lane the motor
man in this city and was working as
engineer of a traction engine on farm
when shot. The citizens of kenton are
much incensed over the matter and say
that they will lynch the farmer when
caught.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05
MONTHLY REPORT
Of the City's Health for the Mon b
of July.

CITY Health Officer Davis submits
the following report of the deaths.
births, etc. for the month of July. The
number of deaths and the causes Is as
follows:
Railroad accident ,, Bright's disease
|, cholera infantum 2. congestion OF
brain /. cyanosis l. dysentery /,
enteritis l entero colitis /. gastritis l.
hepotitis L, meningitis ,, consumption
4 senile debility 3, scpticaemia l
araemia |; total deaths 23
Births, male II, female IL; total IS,
one colored.
case typhoid fever, 10 death;
cases scarlet fever, no death.
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MIR. Shiyeley Grateful.

The Wayne county delegation at the
Republican state convention cast Its
vote solidly for Judge 81. b Shiveley,
for Judge of the supreme court from
the fifth judicisl district. Senator
Charles E. Shiveley, of this city. ap-
preciated highly the honor conferred
upon his brother by the Wayne county
delegation. and will take advantage o,
his first opportunity to thank all of tbs
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05
Sol Meredith Post.

There was a meeting of Sol Meredith
Post last night to complete arrange
at Cincinnati. There will be special
train from this city, and the city band
will accompany the delegation, so that
a lively time is anticipated. The mat
ter of securing new uniforms was left
over until later date.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05

The Herald speaks very compliment
arily of the Indiana boy" who has
by his bravery given his state and the
city of Richmond, his home. cause To
feel proud. Over one-half of El's
company were either killed or woand-
ed, but as far as known he did net re-
eeive scratch. He is a member of
the regular army, and left here some
time ago.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05
STRAY HORSE
Found on the Streets and Now at
vii Jams Stable on North
Fifth Street.

There is stray horse at Caleb Will
liams' livery stable on north fifth
street. 1t is black horse, and both
the police and Mr.. Williams are desir-
Gus that the owner be found and that
he call and get the animal. The an
irnal was found roaming on the streets
the other dsy-about two or three
DAYS ago-snd wss taken up and
placed in the stable at Williams op-
posite police headquarters, where it is
now TO be seen by anyone who lost
such an animal.
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RIOTOUS STRIKERS.
Serious Trouble at Oshkosh,
WISCONSIN.

OSHKOSH, Wis, August 5.-Rioting
was resumed last night by the striking
wood workers, who assaulted the po-
lice and compelled them to withdraw.
Thirty policemen were sent today to
reinforce the men guarding the Morgan
mill. The crowd attacked them with
sticks and stones. The police cleared
the streets with clubs and made many
rraatc
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Duty Rates in Cuba and Porto
Rico.

WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. August 5.-The
cabinet was occupied discussing the
customs rules to be applied to Cubs
and Porto Rico. The matter of port
charges is left to the treasury depart
mont, but the charges will probably be
reduced to oae-fifth of SPANS rates.
The United States laws will be applied
to Porto Rico when that island passes
into United States possession.
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Dressed Poultry and Meats.

CaIl ST George Schwegman's meat
market for nice fresh dressed Young
and old chickens. Largest stock OF
choice fresh. salt and smoked meats
and sausage in tLe city. Phone $50.
3Dg south fourth street. 5-2t
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Catholic Chapel Burned. /.

BUFFALO, New York. August o
Fire destroyed the chapel Of the
Niagara university, Catholic institu-
ton near Niagara Falls, causing loss
of $40. 700. Ii was of iucendiary
origin.
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Mater Oamsos Sale.

If you have not seen the bargains
l.. NJ. Jones & Co. are Offering in
muslins, prints. ginghams, cotton fan
uels, blankets, hosiery. etc, go to-
morrow. Saturday. and they will sur
prise you.
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Bank Looted by Robbers.

RIcRLAND, Mich. August Six
robbers last night obtained So, 900 cash
and 81 600 notes from the Union
Bank sud escaped in carriage. They
blew the safe open and intimidated
one or two persons who saw them.
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ssss'-sspzevau.sn-saa~9~SanfiagQ.
NEW YORK. N. Aupnst

NEW YoRK, n. =, August o.
lroquois arrived from Santiago with a
small number of passengers, including !
our newspaper correspondents. Lieu
tenant w. X. Jones of the Sixth in
fantry and Lieutenant c. ID. Roberts of
the Seventeenth infantry were among
the passengers.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05
Numerous Fines Paid.

The following dog cases were dis
posed of in Squire Jessup's court
this morning. All the defend
aats reside in Wayne township:
Robert j. koehring, 81 and costs
Harmon Martipg, 81 and costs; Glenn
ems Lohman, same; Stephen Riley,
same: William Smith, same; Rudolph
Weslerf same; Otto Reese, same
John Schneider, same; Henry Ding.
ley, same; John Carpenter
same: Lewis Schultz, same.
In the case of Clendenen VS.. Mertz
suit on note. Judgment was rendered
in the sum of $175. 80.
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Health Office.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. 0rloff Cotton.
123 Boyer street, a girl; third child.
To MIR. snd Mrs. Charles f. Ireton,
$50 north twelfth street, a girl; sec
ond child
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No New. from Spain.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 5.-At
the cabinet session the naval board of
strategy weas present. No answer was
received from Spain. Secretary Day
said he had no understanding as to
when it is to be made known to the
government.
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Yellow Fever victim.

WAsHISGTos, ID. c., August 5 -
a telegram from Santiago announces
the death from yellow fever of First
Lieutenant James Il. Steele, of the
signal corps Of United States volun-
ers
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Sanitary Condition of ShafteE's
Army.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August o
The senitary condition of Skaters
army August 3 is reported thus: Total
sick. 3.T76; fever cases, 2,096: new
fever cases, 449; fever cases returned
to duty, 5S5; deaths July 81, /;
August 2, 2; August 3, q.
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CAT. Brice To Get the Ohio
Southern.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. August Sit is
stated that Calvin s. Briee will bny
the Ohio Southern road when offered
for sale, August 20.
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Fever Victim at Ponce.

Ponce, Porto Rico, August s.
Captain Edgar Hubert of the eighth
infantry died of brain fever.
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To Go to Porto Rico.

CHICKAMAUGA, August 5.-Seven
regiments are to join Gen Wade's
command at Porto Rico. They will
probably leave here early next week.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05

Are you going to that picnic soonf
Well, you will want some of Price S
elegant ice cream to take along
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The Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Illinois, August 5.-Wheat
69e; corn, 3Sf; oats, 2lt.
ToLEDo, Ohio, August 5.-Wheat,
-IA
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stock Market

CHICAGO. Illinois. August 5.-Hogs
weaker. So 50 1895. Cattle steady,
beeves 81 20, 50. 80.
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delegates personally for their efforts
in behalf of his brother.
Senator Shively has gone to Jeffer-
sonville on business connected with
the state reformatory at that place.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05

Crushed fruit peach ice cream, as
they make it at Price's, Is fine. Try il.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-08-05

Marriage License.
Oran B. Caskey and Anna d. Erik,
Richmond.
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Cuba Libre

Cuba Liore-
Our sturdy fathers did a lot
They fought for freedom IN their daS-
But We graDter Job have got,
Who freedom win TO give away.
Chicago Record