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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
LOCAL NEWS

Fine watches at Haner's.
Charles Lontz of Hagerstown spent
the day here.
Bay only genuine Winifrede coal,
1 have exclusive sale. Farnham.
The only crackers manufactured in
the city is Hoerner's. For sale by all
grocers. I'm
The big everything reduced clear
ance sale opens in the morning. Bos-
ton store.
j. M. Hutton has been granted q
r<rrutt tt-<~S~p-s--.a1.-;A.4i
t ent of SO worth.
Mrs. r. C Lockwood went to Xenis,
O., to attend wedding of an uncle,
who is the newly elected sheriff of
Greene county, Ohio.
Read our clearance sale bill. 1t will
be brought to yo1r door. Boston
Store.
William Waking's horse dropped
dead with heart trouble.this afternoon
on south fourteenth street, near the
school house. The horse was hitched
to the plumbing wagon of Mr.. Waking
at The time.
Mr.. Woodruff. the new superin-
tendent of the Richmond district for
the Prudential Insurance company,
assumed the duties of his new position
today, and Mr.. Hickman leaves for
Dubois, Pa.
Tomorrow Thursday night in the
high school chapel, at 1880, Prof.
Cyrus Hodgia of Earlham college will
deliver a lecture on The Q :dinance of
17S7." A cordial Invitation is extend
ed to the public.
Charles Reeves of Ear!hlm has been
elected a member of the executive COM
mittee of the State Oratorical associa-
ton for the coming year to succeed
Earl WiduI, who was the + irlham
member for the year just ending.
For crown and bridge work you can
get it at one-half the usual price at the
cash dental Office.
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Eagau Court Martial BIZ gins.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. January 25.-
The court martial for the trial of
General Eagan. commissary general,
met to-day. All the members were
present General Eagan appeared
with A. S. Worthington, former
United States district attorney for the
the District of Columbia, as his coun-
sci.
General Eagan had no objection to
any member of the court. He epleaded
not guilty to the charges and specifica-
tions, adding he did not deny that he
has used language set forth in the
specifications. Attorney Worthington
brie fiy state i the defense to be that the
Language used by Eagan was fully
with the protaction of the law. No
court would hold man respou sible
for such language even if the speaker
was actuated by malice. Moreover the
investigating committee had published
the order of the President that the wit
nesses before it should have immunity
for whatever they might testify to.
This was q solemn promise by the
President. Worthington said Eagan
had sought to court martial General
Miles for his testimony but was told
by the secretary of war the President s
order prevented.
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natehet and cut them on + had
very dear friend in Philadelphia. whose
nephew came TO him and was talking
about his trouble. and confessed it, He
could not stop Ny friend said. You
must stop" He said; Il can't stop
II there stood a cannon, and il were
loaded. and there was glass of
wine in the mouth of the can
non. and l knew you would fire it
on il / approached, / would start to
get that glass of wine. / must have il.
/ can't get away from it Oh, IL is
awful for a man to wake up and feel
that he is a captive. hear him solilo-
quizing. saying: u might have stopped
three months ago. but | can't stop now.
Dead. but no. buried. / am a walking
corpse | am an apparition of what I
once was ! am Gagged immortal. and
my sou beats against the wires of my
cage on this side, and beats against the
wires of my cage on the other side. un-
til there is blood on the wires, and
blood on the soul, but can't get out
DIR. Talmage.
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THE BR ADLEY WALLS.
They Are to Be r n cred Safe, By
Order of the B. P.

The board of public improvements
met yesterday afternoon and decided
that disposition should be made at
once of the dangerous condition Iof the
walls of the Bradley opera house. tt .
plan adopted was to take down the west
and north walls as far down as the
first window sills, and those on the
south and east down . distance of
seven feet, terracing the remainder
of the walls on those two sides, to the
large window sills. The rest of the
walls are to be braced SO as to make
them entirely safe.
The contract for the work mentioned
has been let to Eben Louck and o. Fl :.
Fry, and it will be attended to at
once.
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POLO GAME.
A Good Game Last Night Result:
In q Score of 2 to / in Favor
Of the Henleys.

The polo game at the rink last night
between the Henleys and the Ceppoeks
again resulted in victory for the Hen
leys. the score being , to l. The game
was one of the best played and most
exciting of the season and both sides
played q remarkable snappy game.
The Coppoeks succeeded IN getting the
first goal, after a series of brilliant
plays AID few minutes later the Hen
leys tied the score. Two more goals
were made after this by the Henleys,
but on account of three fouls, one
of them was not counted. leaving the
Anal score 2 to / instead of 3 to
The work Of Stevens and Alexander
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new INVENTION
By Prof. Clsrk Wissler Formerly Of
This City. Now at the Ohio
State University.

A recent issue of the Columbus, o.,
Dispatch brings the interesting intelli-
gencs tuat Prof. Clark Wissler. now
in the department of philo sophy and
pedagogy in the Ohio State University
at that place, has invented machine
that he calls the "erograph," deli
cate arrangement for testing hu-
man strength, endurance, fatigue.
etc. The machine is quite an
improvement in the line of
Observation-Disclosures apparatus, and
will be of vast educational value it it
comes up to all that is expected of it.
and the inventions of Richmond boys
always do that. The Dispatch con-
tains q lengthy description of the in
vention. which is in the nature of an
important improvement over . machine
invented by an Italian some y.ars ago.
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LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY.
The Event to be Celebrated Appro.
priately in This State by Grand
Army Posts.

Genera, orders, No. T." were is
sued yesterday by the Department of
Indiana, G.. A. r. Among them are
the following:
TT is earnestly desired that the an
niversary of the birth of Abraham Lin
coin, February IL, 1899, be observed
by such appropriate exercises in the
public schools of the state a. will i'm
press lessonsfz. patriotism upon the
minds of the young. Post COM
manders are urged to request the
school authorities in the several coun-
ties, townships, cities and towns Of the
state to devote some portion of Friday.
February 10, or Monday, February 13,
to such exercises, and that where the
exercises cannot be had in tie public
schools posts provide for appropriate
observance of the day on Saturday, the
11th of February, to which all school
children and young people shall be
specially invited.
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ALBERT WEAVER,
The Swi Swiper, Supposed to
Have "Bats in His Belfry."

Connersville News: In the Wayne
circuit court yesterday morning Al
Weaver, the colored hog doctor Of this
city, entered q plea of guilty to the
theft Of a drove of eighteen hogs from
farmer living near Cambridge City,
and Judge Fox gave him an indeter-
inmate sentence of one to fourteen
years in the prison At Michigan City.
Weaver is the man who, q few
weeks ago, drove of . flock of sheep
belonging to Jack Woods of Union
county, and sold them to Matt
Carlos, at Brownsville. The sheep
were driven over freshly fallen skift
of snow, and we're easily tracked by
the owner. The hogs were taken only
short distance to Cambridge City,
and sold to a butcher. Weaver had
engaged to wait in the town q day or
two for his money. and was easily
caught.
Ii is hardly believed that any per-
son of ordinary sense would be guilty
of two such jobs as these, and, thus. it
il the general opinion that Weaver is
off in the upper story.
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To Be Married

John Evans, of the firm of Evans &
Teagle, composing The Quaker City
Machine company, went east this
morning on a mission that will interest
both his gentlemen and lady friends.
he went to his boyhood hone, Oak
Hill, jackson county, o. to visit his
best lady friend and incidentally to be
married to her this evening at her
home. The BRIDE to be is Mary Will
liams, sister of d. w. Williams, editor
and proprietor of the Jackson Stand
ard-Journal. Johns many friends
here who know him as a royal good
fellow and a particularly successful
business man. will be ready to extend
to him and his estimable bride hearty
welcome when they return to reside.
af er their wedding trip.
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A young man, in company with sew
eral other gentlemen, called upon a
young lady. Her father was present
TO assist in entertaining the guests, and
offered wine. but the young lady asked: /:
Did you call upon me or upon
papa?"
Gallantry, if nothing else compelled
them to answer: We called upon
you
Then you will please not drink wine.
have lemonade for my visitors"
The father urged his guests to drink
and they weSe undecided. The young
lady added:
Remember, il you called on me.
then you drink lemonade, but il upon
papa, why in that case l have nothing
to say"
The wine glasses were set down with
their contents untasted. After leaving
the house, one Of the party exclaimed:
THAT was the most effectual temper
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TOR the Coppocks and Border, Jessup
aud Williams for the Henleys was par
tieularly clever snd brought forth ap-
plause on several occasions. The game
was umpired by William Fry, and
very little complaint was heard on any
OF his decisions. The crowd was very
large and every seat in the rink was
occupied. many being compelled to re-
main standing
The following players composed the
Henley team: Charles Sell, Charles
Border, Oscar Williams, Clarence
Meyer and Clarence Jessup. The
Coppoeks were made up of Roscoe
Stevens. Clyde and Roy Alexander,
JEFF Van Allen, and Ado Mansfield.
OF next Tuesday night the long
looked for game between the Henleys
and the old Muncie champions will
take place in this city. and prepara-
tions will be made by the rink manage
ment to handle the largest crowd of !.
the season. The Muncie team, with
one or two exceptions. is the same tina
won everything In sight eight or min
years ago. and a strong effort will b
made to take them down peg or tw
next Tuesday night
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Rat. and undersround wir...f

Rats are playing havoc with the
under ground telephone and telegraph
cables in St Louis. They have dis
covered that the wires are covered
with paraffined paper. and they rather
like the taste. To satisfy their ap-
petites, they must gnaw through the
lead casing around the wires. 1t has
happened in a number of cases that the
rats in gnawing through the lead
cables. to get at the creased paper,
have barred the copper wires in such
manner as TO make it impossible TO
establish communication over them
Every time this happens it costs the
company whose wires are interrupted
all the way from few dollars to
several hundred. The telephone men
are trying to devise some means of
stopping the depredations.
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Joe Kern Opens Again.

Joe c. Kern. the tailor who was
some time ago compelled to close up
his establishment for an adju stmen'
with creditors, has succeeded in ac-
eomplishiug that adjustment and will
reopen his place tomorrow morning.
Mr. kern's resolute intention to open
again ar the old stand, after a salts
factory adjustment of his financial
afsirs, il certainly very commendable
aud a sufficient guarantee of good
faith and business pluck.
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ANOTHER DEATH

In the Richmond Company of the
l61st n3iana-Charles F. Trim
BILE Dies and is Buried in Cuba.
Word was received yesterday by the
parents of Charles F. Trimble, of the
Richmond company, 16lst Indiana.
that he had recently died while with
the company in Cuba and was buried
there with military honors. The names
of his parents cannot be learned az the
present time. but they reside on the
New Paris pike, east of the city.
While in the south young Trimble was
among the many who were seized with
typhoid fever and for many weeks was
confined to the hospital. Wien he re-
covered sufficiently, he was given =
thirty days leave of absence and re-
turned to this city, where he apparent
IL recovered his usull strength. he
Joined his regiment in the south and
went with them to Cuba, where it is
supposed he had q relapse and died
Very little is known about the psrticu-
lars of his death 1T this time.
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PEACE TREATY.
Senate Foreign Relations Com
.uittee Urges an hmm
diate Vote.

WAsHrNGToN, ID. c., January 25 -
Senator Davis offered an amendment
to the sundry civil bill appropriating
twenty millions to pay Spain accord-
ing to the treaty. The amendment
has the endorsement Of the committee
on foreign relations.
The senate committee on foreign re-
lations at meeting today considered
tho question of an immediate vote on
the peace treaty. The opinion was
general that an early vote should be
had, but no time was fixed. Chairman
Davis was instructed to press its con-
sideration and allow no time to be
lost.
The senate agreed to unanimously
take a vote on the peace treaty Febru-
ary 6, 3 D. m.
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PITY PATTI.
She Has Made Another Mat
rimOnial Venture and is
Il Baroness Now.

LONDON. England, January % =
Adeiina Patti, the singer. was married
today at Brecon, Wales, to Baron
Cederstrom, director of the health
gymnastic institute here. The party
went to London in corridor cars built
for the prince of Wales. The wedding
breakfast was served on the train.
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, 5DCIRrYs

George c. Hickman, who has for
some years past been connected with
the Prudential insurance company ,
district superintendent. will leave with
his family this evening at O'Clock for
Dubois. Pa, to accept q similar posi-
lion with the same company. Last
evening about twenty-five members
of the Second English Lutheran
church. psid Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman
a fairwell visit at their home in West
Ric imond, and a pleasant evening was
spent. Music and other features made
the eve ing pass quickly and it was
with regret that the company parted.
Mr.. and lrs. Heckman q life
If success and prosperity in their new
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SCOTT ELECTED.
West Virginia Ses atOriaI Con
test Ended by the Election
of q Republican.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. January %.
IN. B. Scott, Republican, was elected
United States senator on joint ballot
today. He received 4S votes. Me-
Graw 46, Goff l. Necessary to a
choice AS. One seat in the senate and
one in the house was vacant. Hunt
nrst voted for Blizzard, but changed to
Scott amid wild applause. Both houses
ratified the agreement made last night
to postpone further action in contested
cases till February Z .suspending Sena-
tor Baker meantime. This leaves the
Republicans a majority of three on
joint ballot.
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DEMOCRATS APPLAUD
H4nry u. Johnson's Speech in
Opposition to the Admins
trati0n Policy In the
Philippines.

WAsHISGTos. ID. c.. January 25.-
johnson of Indiana (Rep) spoke in
opposition to the army bill. Demo
Gratis applauded. Mr.. johnson said
IL the President would disavow
the intention to enslave the
Philippines their army would disband,
and there would be no need of more
troops. This is not to be done he re-
marked from the haste with which
Foraker's statement of the Presidents
intentions was disayowed. He infer
red the Presidents intention ia to hold
the Philinpines
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DEATHS and FUNERALS.

MEYERs-Mrs. Ca,hern Ne yers died
last night at the residence Of hei
daughter, Mrs. Newton Crabb IL
Indianapolis. The remains will be
brought to this city, and the time o,
the funeral will be announced later
The dece ased was the grandmother oi
Mrs. Upper Townsend and was pasl
so years of age.
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\STORE OPENED.

I Hive made a satisfac.
tory Eettlement w TIN all my
creditors, and will open my
store tomorrow (Thursday)
morning, and for the next
thirty days will sell suits,
overcOats and trousers at
greatly reduced prices. Call
in and see how low L am
selling clothes. 1 need
money. Respectfully,
Joe &. Kern,
ia Main Street.
OS ff
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A Good Time.

The lunch at Grace M. E. churcl
last evening was an excellent spreaI
for the modest price of fifteen cent
and the social time aud program ths
followed was full of enjoyment for ali
There was excellent music by the
orchestra with special numbers. ane
Miss Doughty and Mr.. Hunt recitet
very aceeptably. The lunch was very
we'll patronized indeed. and nearly al
who partook of tn. luncheon staid to
enj y a social time asterward.
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Tho Peoole Who Work RAat

The people in all lines of duty who
do the most work are the calmest,
most unhurried. Duties never wildly
chase each other in their lives. One
task never turns another out. not ever
compels hurried. imperfect doing. The
calm spirit works methodica1ly, doing
one thing at a time well. and it. there
fore, works swiftly. though never ap-
pearing TO be in haste.
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Miss Schllenbach's Work =.

The Anderson Bulletin of yesterday
speaks thus of Miss Schellenb bach's
work in Monday nights concert;
Miss Ross and Miss Lee, pupils Of
Miss Schellenbach, gave evidence of
much talent in their solos. Miss Schel-
ienbach's appearance was greeted
with hearty applause, fine appre-
citation of her efforts. She was in
good voice and delightfully."- rendered
Der Himmel bat Fine Thranie Gen
cint,' by kuchen. For encore she
sang, Then You'll Remember Me-"
which is always q favorite.
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MANUFACTURERS
Favor Prompt Ratification of
Peace Treaty.

CINcINNArI, o., January 25.-The
Manufacturers convention had u sensa-
ton over the resolution asking the
senate promptly to ratisy the peace
treaty. The resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
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COMPLAINTS Filed.

jackson IL Starr have filed the com
plant of John B. Dougan VS.. A. NJ.
Hussey ct al, for foreclosure of
mortgage. Demand $3.50.
John L. Ripe has filed the complaint
of Henry F. Burns vs.. George T. Ste
vens and wife, to set aside conveyance
of real estate.
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A victim OF strong drink said to
reformer- 1T is impossible for me 10
stop; I realize il If you should tell
me / couldn't have drink until to-
morrow night unless had all my I'M
gers cut o6 would say. Bring the
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

A spider that had woven a web
around the pendulum. after infinite
trouble and many failures that would
have discouraged one less persever-
ing. succeeded at last in stopping an
old reliable clock at Nantucket
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Circuit Court.

Ia cirruit court this morning the
Richmohd Loan and Saving Associa-
ton ws< granted Judgment in q suit
for foreclosure against James and
'ts5-s;! to 80 .11aa iaaEnsat amounts
The chses against the city have been
continuea to next term
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Justice Williams Dead. i.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa January 25.-
Justice Henry w. Williams of the
supreme court of Pennsylvania died
suddenly this mo ming in his room at
the hotel from heart disease.
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Enrged Aufngrapha.

f he trial of German for swindl-
ing by the use of forged autographs
OF Martin Luther recently, brought
out the fact that the INK used by
Luther $50 years ago is so good that
copies can still be taken from it.
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To Cuba.

for Dayton. where he viii join q party
going to Cuba. The party starts to-
morrow from Dayton, and will be gone
some time.
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An English writer. who for fifteen
years or more has been a student of
criminal anthropology, says that large,
voluminous ears are the most marked
characteristics of the criminal
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W OONe
Yz-

Wooden legs. according to stats
ticians. are used by over ], 900. 600 Eng
disappearing men. and this accounts
for the enormous trade in limbs of this
kind.
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Diamond Match Company En-
terprise.

AKRON. o.. January 25 The Dia-
mond Match company is trying to Sc
cure the Central American Strawboard
company If it succeeds the match
company will male its own boxes.
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.THE MARKETS.
Stock Market.

CHICAGO, H., January 2o.-Hogs
weak, l,wer; $S. .55. So SIT. Cattle
steady, beeves 81 90, S6 10.
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English Wnrda

There are now over go. 900 words in
the English language. acknowledged
by the best authorities, or about TO-
900 more than in the German. French,
Spanish and Italian combined
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Grain aud Provision Market.

CHICAGO, Illinois, January % =
Wheat, 75; May corn, Sos: oats. 26..
ToLEpo. Ohio, january 2o.-Wheat,
73i.
CINCINNATI, o., January 25.-Eggs.
IA.
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John Kean Elected Senator In
New Jersey.

TRENTON, y. January 25 The
joint session elected John kean United
States senator.
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The Gfrn6e's Hide.

For the hide of full grown giraffe.
greatly sought after in Africa for whip
and sandal making. the native hunters
get from S15 to S25-
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London SlumA

Two hundred thousand families, Fl
has been calculated. are living in
London on about Il a week.
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If you have fallen behind in your
studies do not give up bat enter the
English department of the Business
College and bring them up. A good
education is essential if you expect to
succeed.
w. G. Waterman and Miss Anna
Morel were married this morning At s
O'Clock at ST. Andrews church, tn /,
Rev. Father Macke performing the
ceremony before large number of the
bride and groom's friends. Edward
Shofer acted as best man and a sister
of the bride served as bridesmaid.
Both are well known young people
ahd have the we'll wishes of host of
friends. This evening at O'Clock a
reception will be given for the couple
at the home of the brides parents on
Liberty avenue. They will reside for
the present with the groom's parents
on south sixth street.
*xx
Miss Cora Igleman entertained a
number of friends last evening in a
very pleasant manner. Games and
other features made an evening of un
usual merriment, and light refresh
ments were served.
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Richmond Market.


HARRIsBURG, Pa, January % -
Quay lacked IA votes of election on
Joint ballot taken today.