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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Fine watches at Haner's.
Buy sewer pipe. Farnham.
Main street rink, open November 23.
F. w. Porterfeld, piano tuner, 3
north eighth. tt
Miss Juliet Hollingsworth returned
from Cincinnati Yesterday evening.
. The pension board met yesterday
afternoon and examined four appli-
cants.
The improvements at Robinson's
machine works are fast nearing COM
pletion.
We call attention to the notice of the
Richmond Natural Gas company in
another column.
Articles you want ST the prices you
like. Saturday. Ladies Aid society
day AT Noah's Ark store.
Nern Doran, who has been with
Robinson's circus this summer, has
returned home for the winter.
Mrs. Mary B. Witt will arrive today
or tomorrow 10 spend short time with
teenth street.
Tue Modern Woodmeu had a well
attended meeting last night and one
adoption was made. There were eleven
applications for membership con-
sIdered.
Miss Z alma ClaySou came from Ea-
ton this morning to attend the Burr
Bonsau wedding and will be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Hill while in
| the city.
'Frietchey," the great trick bicycle
rider with Uncle Toms Cabin, Phillips
| opera house, matinee and night. Sat
| urday. November 10Th. Prices 10c,
zoe, 303.
Sol Merideth Post, G.. A r., will
have meeting tonight aud the NOM
nation of officers will be made. The
election will take place some time in
| November.
| The following Earlhamites left fol
Lafayette ST 6:l5 this morning where
they will attend the state convention
of the Y. NJ. c. a: Prof. Collins
Oscar Moore, Robert Jones, Charles
Reeve snd Ereey Kerr.
The Doddridge case is still occupy
ing the time and attention of the cir
cult court. A vacation was had fol
an hour or So this morning In order Il
procure some evidence that was de
manded by the plaintiff 5 side of th,
case.
Two children, aged five and seve,
years. passed through the city thi
morning from the orphans home a
Madison, O., en- route TO some point il
- NTH Ia Eots uh1-a thav will ani-
} their mother. She has been unable {,
| csre for the children until now and ha
; sent for them. They are ''tagge,
through" and are making the lon,
: journey uuaceompanied.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

MERCER-William Mercer. aged
fifty eight years, died yesterday after
noon at his home, 60o north thirteenth
street, of stomach trouble. The de-
ceased was an old soldier and has been
failing in health for some time. Fun
eral will be announced later.
kELLY-The funeral of Mrs. Bridget
Kelly will occur tomorrow morning at
0 o'clock from st Mary's church. In
terment at cemetery of same. Friends
desiring to view the remains may call
at any hour this evening at the late
residence, I56 Richmond avenue.
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HOERNER PROPERTY
Sold This Afternoon to George n.
knolIsn arg for ST 400

The old David Hoerner property,
situated at the northeast corner of
fourth and south A streets, was sold
this afternoon at public auction on the
premises. The hour of the sale was
O'Clock. and the bidders were on time
Quite number of people bid Oh
the property, and it was knocked
down TO George Il. knoilenberg, for
the sum of l,490. The property sold
cheaply indeed, and was regarded as
quite bargain at the figure. 1t will
be occupied oy Charles knollenberg,
uncle of George H. knollenberg. The
old gentleman will retire from his
farm north of the city and remove to
this city to reside.
The sale was cried by Colonel w. t.
Dennis, who cried his first sale sixty
one years ago last April, IL 1887. This
Is a long career as an auctioneer, but
the colonel appearS to be good for
several more years and auction sales.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-17
SIX SUITS
Filed by Jackson & Starr This
Morn ng 10 the Office of the
Clerk of the Court.

Jackson & Starr filed the followir G
half dozen suits this morning:
John b Dougan vs.. J. L. Taylor, to
foreclose mortgage. Demand - 600
Second National Bank of Richmond,
Ind. Us. E g McDivitt and Almira
McDIvitt, to foreclose mortgage. De-
mand 5000.
Second National Bank Of Richmond,
Ind. vs.. John w Foulke, Charles
Feulke and Daniel B. Strattan, on
note. Demand $50.
John b. Dougan VS.. George Bradley
and Harry l.. Munger. to foreelose
mortgage. Demand So 900 This is
the mortgage on the Bradley opera
house property.
John b. D1ugan VS.. Frederick Maag
and Katherine Mag, for foreclosure.
Dem nd 81 300.
Second National bank of Richmond,
Ind, VS.. Frederick Mag. Bernard
Mag, Katrina Mag and Charlotte
Mag, for foreclosure, Demand $l3.-
600.
In the case of the complaint against
j. E. Taylor, q receiver was also
asked.
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Excursion Rates via PennSyi-
MIA Lines for Thanksgiving
Day

For tho accommodation of persons
who may wish to make Thanksgiving
day trips. transferable excursion
tickets viii be sold Thursday, Novem-
Der oath, from ticket stations on the
Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh
to any station on those lines within one
hundred and fifty miles of selling
point. Tickets for adults will not be
sold for less than % cents, nor for
children at less than 10 cents. Excur-
sion tickets will be good returning up
to and Including Friday. November
18th. For details apply to nearest
Pennsylvania line ticket agent.
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Csu1hs In an Elevator.

Yesterday afternoon about 2 clock
Chris khngebiel was caught in an ele-
vator at the Wayne Works, where be
is employed and seriously bruised up.
He was taken to his home on north j
street and Dr. J F.. Il. West attended to
his Injuries He will be unable to re-
sumo work for several days, but it is
thought he will not suffer any serious
results,
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THE DEPUTY.
That was the Slbjecf of the Con
yersation Over the Tel phoae.

That was the Slbjecf of the Con
yersation Over the Tel phone.
Until Yesterday Mrs. Unthank, wife
of the new sheriff, entertained that
wholesome dread of telephone, which
is common TO a great many ladies
This morning her iovial husband con-
ceived the idea of playing practical
joke on her, and accordingly called
her up by telephone. She answered
aud the following conversation oc-
Cured:
Hello. Is that the sheriff's resi-
denceF'
Yes
is the sheriff int"
M
When will he be in?'
Il don't know just when
Do you know whether he has his
deputy YETI"
He has Mr. Oyborn there in the
Office
Yes, bat do you know whether he
has anybody engaged permanently ?
Will Ogborn stay?'
Il don't know anything about it. -
ID you think 1t would do me
any good to cali aud see him about
ite'
Il don't know There are lots of
people after it now
We'll, | think ia suit you better
than any one else yonr hus band could
choose"
Well. | don't want anything to do
with II -
You don't think then I'd better
come and see himP'
don't know
Then the woman's voice asked:
who are yonP''
I'm the sheriff.
Ard stt,c cwuy-vnee@~n-fts@ ~ov~~.sa~a
caution, as the lady realized that she
had been made the victim of a practi
cal joke by her husband.
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Tho Spanish Position.

PARIS, France, November IL
While the contents of the SPANISH at
swers are only known to off eials il is
assumed 1t raises two new points, one
that will allow discu ssiou as to debt
secured by the Philippine islands and
no discussion can be had as to the
manner in which Spain distributed the
money borrc wed on a pledge of the
Ftllipiuos.
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She Had.

AT social gathering recently VIII re
the hostess possessed very ancient
heirloom IN the way of a piano. she
had expanded upon the ancisntness of
the relic and the number of genera
tions through which it had passed.
when au absent minded gentleman who
had not been listening, said: Beg
pardon, but did you say you had mad
this piano ever since you were q hit
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SmokeleSS coal at Hack
man s. KIehfoth. 17-Gt
Notice..

Auction sale of double brick prop
erty. | will sell at public auction, in
whole or in part, an elegant new dou
BILE brick pr perty. six rooms to side,
with deep cellar under three rooms TO
each side and nine inch brick divis-
ion wall from cellar to roof. Piped
for both kinds of gas and water, also
hot air pipes and registers for furnace
attachment in cellar. a 120 barrel
cistern and sewer connections. a
large double barn in good repair
sell this on the premises, 3lS and 800
north seventeenth street, in the city of
Richmond, Ind. at o'clock p. m ,
November 18th. 1898.
L. h. SCHEPMAN
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Commercial Lighting.

Qlite number of electric lights are
going into the business houses of the
city. These are the large arc lights,
and they easily take the place of all
the other lights in use, dispensing with
the necessity of any other kind of light
The latest one to go IN is the one AT
Fleteher's in The Westcott.
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Great Grand Daughter of Henry
Clay Married.

LEXINGTON. Ky, November IL
AT Ashland. the home OF Henry Clay,
his great grand daughter, Miss Msrge
Mcdowell. daughter of Col. ii. c. Me
Dowell. was married TO Lieutenant
Desha Breckenridge. son OF ex-Con
gressman W. c. p. Breckenridge.
Bishop Dudley OF Louisvil oficisted
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FASTEST TRAIN
o. the Pennsylvania System
Will be Started Next
SUNDAY.

COLUMBUS, O., November 1.-THE
Pennsylvania company will next Sun
day start a new fast mail train from
St Louis at 2:45 a. m. reaching New
York at 1880 the next morning. 1t
will carry sleeping and dining ears.
The schedule is one hour shorter than
the Pennsylvania limited.
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ARRESTED
On Change of Beating a Board Bi J.
He VIII Be Held.

\ man named George NJ. Hoyt was
arrested today by Joseph Betzold,
patrolman, on charge popularity
known as B. b B.. or rather, beating
board bill. He had boarded at Mr.
Furre's, south ninth street. He is a
picture man, handling phot ographic
novelties. The warrent for his arrest
was sworn out in the court of Justice
Lyle. The man will be held to answer
for his naughtiness. He bad some eff
fects that were peculiar, to say the
least.
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Wronu Telephone Number.

Through an indistinct record of the
typew liter on which the copy was pre-
pared the telephone number of h. h.
Shera. who advertises new coal
yard, was made to read incorrectly. 1t
should have been ''6' The item re-
ferred to is on tie second page of to-
davis issue
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DIS0WNS II.
G. E. Shiveley Not the Attorney
for the Government Building
and Loan Institution.

Charles E. Shiveley, attorney, wish
es it stated that he is not, as has been
and is still represented, the local at
torney for the Government Building
and Loan institution. The name of
Mr. Shiveley appears on the literature
of the company as their attorney, and
he wishes il distinctly understood that
such is not the case Neither has he
in any capacity any connection with
that institution
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SHOT HIS DAUGHTER
Then Tried tn X i'll Ill inn self-H id
Been DIR king Heavily.

DAYTON. Q November 17.-John
kirves. plasterer. blew out his
daughters brains, then made an un
successful attempt at suicide. He had
been drinking heavily.
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; SOCIETY,


Miss Hszs Lough entertained few
friends last night ST her home on north
eleventh street. The evening was de-
voted TO games and other pastimes and
refreshments were served. Those IL
vited were Misses Cora Iglemann, Ruby
Clark, Rslla Iredell, Lucille Mayre and
Abbie Harris; Messrs. Fred Lamar,
Exum Haas. Herbert FleddeTJohn,
Clarence Ioaie.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rowletr very
pleasantly entertained the Dante Pc
dro club last evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Mason Dyer ard Mi
Rowlett. The BOBBY by Mrs. Morris
Stanton snd Mr.. Samuel hoogle.
The camera club held their regular
meeting last night At the library build
ing and there was an unusually good
attendance. Prof. r. L. Sackett Of
Earlham college, gave an interesting
descriptive talk on his summer trip
sboat Boston. and illustrated his talk
with stereoptieou views taken while in
that vicinity. Prof. Fisk also gave a
pleasing talk on Development" TIE
subject of the picture display for the
evening was animals, and large mum
| Der were shown.
This afternoon at 3 O'Clock occurred
the marriage OF Miss Nell P. Bonsali
TO Mr. Arthur A. Burr at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
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Thrawlsy Casa Dooum ants i.

The record of the Thrawley case in
the WAYNE circuit court, 900 type
written pages in all, was sent to the
New Castle attorneys today by ex-
press. When the attorneys there have
done with it it will be sent to the su-
preme court.
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Movement of Troops to Cuba.

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., November IL
The movement of troops TO Cuba will
begin with ten days or as soon as re-
ports are received from officers now
there making preparations 10 receive
them.
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Fishery Trouble.

SANDUsKy. o., November 1.-THE
Canadian cruiser Petrol, patrolling
fishing grounds in Lake Erie has
seized lot of sill nets belonging TO
American fishermen which it is claimed
were set IN Canadian waters.
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SEVENTY DROWNED.
Two Steamers Collide on An
Inland Sea-.

VAN CoUvER, b. c., November II.
-Advices by the steamship Empress
of China says two steamers collided on
an inland sea October p, sinking one
in three inmates. Seventy persons
were drowned
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Excursions to vincennes via Psnnsyl-
vania Lines.

November 24th, 25th aud 26ch, &C
count Christian Endeayor Union of
Indiana, annual state convention, low
rate. non-transfel able excursion tick
cts will be sold to Vincennes via Penn
sylvania lines: good returning Mon
day .Novenber 2S6h.
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| The officiating minister was DR.. A. +
| Mahin, and the ceremony was per
formed in the presence of few OF
the most intimate friends and rela-
/ tives. They left this afternoon a,
AIS O'Clock on an eastern wed
ding trip AMI will be at home to their
friends after December 2nd, at %
south eighth street. Both are well
known young people and have best
wishes of their many friends for sue
cessful married life. Mr.. Burr is the
head operator at the Western Union
office and an exemplary young msn in
every way. The PALLADIUM EXTENDS
congratulations and best wishes.
Miss Katherine Lavler q d Mr..
Owen Forester were united IN mar
risge at o'clock this morning at st.
Mary's church, the Rev. Father Me-
Mullen officiating. There was large
attendance OF the many aequaintances
of the bride and groom and the cere-
nony was pretty one. The bride
was handsomely attired in a travelling
suit of blue cloth aud carried roses.
The bridesmaid and groomsman were
Miss Rose Lawler and Thorn
as Forester. Immediately af-
ter the ceremony sumptuous
wedding breakfast was served at the
newly furnished home of the bride and
groom. All south seventh street. They
left this afternoon for Cincinnati and
other points and will be at home to
their friends upon their return.
~
The Julian club will give dance to-
night at |. y. Q. F. hall and a nice
program has been arranged.
The Wednesday society was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hungerford. West Richmond,
and there was good attendance of
the members. The hostess read 3
carefully prepared paper on The
Wives of Oar Presidents and Miss
Lille Paige one on The Daughters of
Our Presidents" The musical part of
the program consisted of violin duet
by Mrs. Frank Reed and Miss Minnie
Crawford. The meeting will be at The
home of Mrs. William G.. Scott, on
December 14th.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
high noon today, the contracting par
ties being Miss Emma Gertrude Hoer-
ner and Mr.. larles Bradway, two Of
Riehmond's best known young people.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. |. Nj Hughes, of the First Pres
byterian church, in the presence of
about seventy-fve invited guests,
at the home of the BRIDES mother on
south fourth street. Miss Grace Cook
presided at the piano aud played the
Lohengrin wedding march as the
compile entered the room, where the
ceremony was performed.
The bride and groom stood in the
alcove, in front of bank of palms
and were attended by little Ruth Beail
ana Master Fred jenkins. he room
was beautifully decorated in white and
green. The bride was gowned in
white satin striped silk, with white
silk organdie overdress, and looked
very becoming. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
way left on the 4:20 train for New
xprss. SAD viii vfsft F1xxsUssrxsa Sa1UeAuu~a
delphia and other points before their
return. They will reside in their ele
giant new home, 104 north seventeenth
street.
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Pension Increase.

William r. Lee, at Easthaven, has
had his pension increased from $40 to
$40 per month, through the agency of
Auditor Marshall.
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The Grain Market.

CHICAso, Illinois. November IT,
Wheat 66te; corn, 81; oats, 24t
TOLEDO, Ohio. November Il. West
-.
CINCINNATI, o., November L.
Eggs is.
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l.. NJ. Jones & Co.

great deal of discussion as to the prob
able success. | make this Campaign
cf Information, because we are of
ten asked. How Does The European
Plan Work"9
Q: How has II workedf
A: We are pleased TO say that af-
ter two months trial it has proved a
success with increase of business and
money in the drawer. Groceries are
an every day necessity. for the rlch
and poor, and should not be incun-
bered with unnecessary expense to the
consumer. Selling for cash and no
free delivery relieves the dealer of two
of the greatest taxes upon the busi-
ness.
Q: Then you can sell ehear. Will
you do it2
A: Yes, we are now selling on the
smallest margin that has ever been
known in our thirty-fve years exper
ience.
@: Will you sell cheaper than
other storesf
A: No one can sell cheaper than
we do and sustain themselves If any
one wants to be so foolish as to sell at
loss, | will not add 10 the number of
fools. The woods is fall of them
Q: Will YOU be the largest groc ry
in the worlde
A: On no. just large enough.
Q: Will you have department
store?
A: There are now enough de-
partment stores; a few departing
stores, and many that have depart
ed. We will continue at the old
stand.
Q: Will you offer "Combina ion
S .lesis
A: The one ! offered February
llth, 1897, said would be my first
aRa lass; lasst;vxs4s~..usssus~-.~..u.v.-.u-...
A: 1t was a Dewey" victory. 1t
silenced all opposition, and the follow
ing compliment to me was publ he d
in the PALLADIUM, February 18th,
1897:
To Clayton Hunt: That was a
fetching combination you had last
night. To make it more effective we
advise you to use more space next
time. Signed The Princess.
Q: Did you fight the Princess D.
partment Storei
A: No, my motto is to live and let
live, and you know He that lasts last,
lasts best". Yours, for business, on
business principles,
c.. B. HUNT,
Grocer, 603 Main street, Richmond,
Indiana.
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Rshe drsal.

There will be rehearsal of the PEI
sons who are to take part in the l.. A
w benefit, next Sunday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock at the Pythian temple.
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PORTSMOUTH, o., November II
Does livery stable, Frick's flpur mill
and the Farmers hotel burned early
TODAY. Loss $75 900.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-17

When potrlng your plants get some
of Tom Mertz's fertilizer which Will
keep your plants in healthy and thrifty
condition. oct-22-tf
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-17

Good board at the Business College
dining hall for s. % p5r week. Short
wee ks ST 10.
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o. stock Market.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, November 17.-Hogs
firm, S3.I5, So 55. Cattle steady,
beeves 81 %, s.. 80.
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SPFC|A TWO 1A,o.! DAYS "A, !;r,!SAlE SALE!

edarkFl ind Fnda andSt
Outing Flannel kind
s. kind yand -
Case extra heavy Canton kind yndSat
fluffy Saturday
Blanket Fnday nd Surday
Saturday So 9S
Job tLades
eLades' 'hed dHoseI5 kind ay and
Bargains all over the Ho Friday and Saturday.
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Marriage License.
Arthur A. Burr and Nell BonsaIl E,
Richmond.
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J. II. Unthank and Sadie E. Cook
were united in marriage yesterday at
ternoon at o'c:ock at the home of the
BRIDES brother, west of the city by the
Rev McNemer. They will reside in
this city.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-17

Grocer, 603 Main street, Rlchmon
Indiana.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
NOT READY TO MOVE.
Belief that the United States
Squadron Has Not Yet Moved
on the Philippines.

Washington, D. c., April 25.-From the
fact that the statedepartment has not been
called upon SO far to prepare any procla-
nation giving notice of blockade of
either Porto Rico or the Philippines, it
may be set down as fact that the naval
forces are not yet ready to move III that
direction.
1t is the usual practice, as was shown
III the proclamation relative to the block
ade OF Cuban ports, to give due notice to
foreign powers, by proclamation. of an in
tention to blockade, and although it is not
absolutely necessary to follow this course
1t is believed the state department will OBJ
serve the usual rule
1t is entirely within the province of an
admiral commanding, however, if, in his
opinion an emergency exists sufficient tc
justify it, TO establish the blockade frs
and then give notice, and in the case ,
the Philippines it is just possible such
course may be followed, in order that th
Spanish naval force now at Manila. Nigh
not be given an opportunity to escape cap
ture at the hands of the United States
Asiatic squadron.