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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

| here Is story told of Patricl
| On Mara, private in the Ninth Regu
| lars: Not long ago he went to tn.
| colonel, who was a severe disciplin
arian, for a two-weeks' leave of alb
sence.
Well" saiu the Colonel. what do
you want two-weeks' furlough for %
Patrick answered: Me wolfe is
very sick, and the children are not
Wei, and if We didn't mind, she would
IKE TO have me home for few weeks
20 give her bit of assistance"
4 he Colonel eyed him for a few min
ufes and said: Patrick, / might grant
your request, but l got letter from
your wife this morning saying that she
didn't want YOU home; that YOU are
a nuisance. and raised the devil when
ever you We're there. She hopes |
won't let you have any more fur
Ioughs"
That settles it l suppose l can't
get the furlough, them said Pat.
No: I'm afraid not. Patrick. II
wouldn't be we'll for me to do so
under the circumstances.
1t was Patrick's turn now to eve the
colonel. as he started for the door.
stopping suddenly, he said:
Colonel can | say something to
Fez?" ~
Certainly. Patrick: what is itY'
1ou won't get mad Colonel. IL I
ay it?'
certainly not. Patrick; what is ity' |
walt to say there are two splendid |
ars In tbs room. and I'm one of them. |
was never married in my loife."
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

Do Won suff r with periodical head
achesf
TO vow begin to complain of sleep.
lessness?
Have YOU already begun to have
spolls of dizziness.
Does constipation or dy pepsia in
any If its many forms warn You of the
inevitable oncoming of general ner.
vousness or debility
BY all means go to your druggist
and get bottle OF the most wonderful
restorative within the reach of woman.
kind today-get bottle of Paine
celery compound, and as thous ans ui
o her falling, half respondent, suffer
ing women have done before you, and
as tn Jusands more must do, you will
tind its peculiar curative qualities tn.
womanly strength ard health that you
desire.
Take Paine's celery compound and
the yer will resume its normal func-
tions, biliousness will disappear, the
kidneys will find the relief they need /;
good digestion and the proper assimi-
- ~-a = a III he<,;n Of op.a dive;
ness and constipation wfii no bnGeI
trouble you, wasting nervous tissues
viii regain their healthy tone, the blood
vi | clear itself of its impurities. and
you will no longer fear the breaking
down that comes to so many women
early In life
Miss Amelia Stegman, as secretary
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

slant exchange or cryIsTies wnien they
could not forge. To the few soldiers
in the immediate vicinity the affair
had degenerared into nothing more
than n talking contest. bur Mulraney
changed the situation suddenly when
lie discovered that no commissioned
officers were near enough 10 balk his
scheme fer vengeance.
If We re not a coward ven roll down
the hin biz of ways behind the
trench" Mulraney muttered to his foe.
AN whin l meet We AT the bottom may
hivin hey mercy on We hefoore I'm
through wild We"
Mueller looked 10 the rear and saw
a steep slope of nearly fifty feet. and
a tangled growth of shrubbery at the
bottom. lie g-anced along the line in
both directions and saw no shoulder
straps nearer than dozen files. and
then accepted the challenge by casting
himself out Of the trench and swiftly
rolling toward the shrubbery. Before
he had traversed half the distance
Muiraney was descending in the same
fashion. and a resumption of postiiities
ensued immediately upon his arrival at
the foot of the slope
Historians will make no note of this
incident of the lighting before Santiago
because there We're thousands of other
Incidents illustrating the utter indiffer
ence of the American soldier To his
surroundings n time OF battle aud his
readiness to occupy himself with mat
ters of purely personal nature. Ii
might be stated pareuthically that a
big captain separated Mulraney and
Mueller and sent them back to the
hr1ns line, where they acted like good
soldiers the rest OF the day. After the
hghtlng was over Mulrauey lost his
cheyrons and several months pay. and
Mueller suffered even worse punish.
ment
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
The Musical Club Chorus.

One of the advantageous organize
tons of Richmond is the Music a
chorus. The term advantageous APP
Plies to the chorus as individuals as
as well as body, for the amount of
instruction and good healthful pleas
ure and advancement that Is won from
it by individuals cannot be easily COM
puted, and as body it gains an ap-
probation of the dignity and real
beauty of music that is not quickly
reached in any other way. Meth II
are Riehmond's profits from IT small
For a town that can support chorus
of such size, about $50 members
I believe, eauro. fsil to attain certain
amount of dignity and consideration in
the eyes of other less favored places OF
equal or greater size, that cannot boast
IF similsr institution.
| am told that Indianapolis has
nothing of the kind-neither Lafayette
nor Fort Wayne has auv such organi-
zation; they have had hut could not
maintain them
Cincinnati has had u May festival
chorus for years, but that Is an Old.
well-establishG d musical center. sc
ours should certainly be source OF
some pride to Us
The capable director, MIR. Earhart,
FOR whose possession as supervisor OF
musie in the schools Richmond should
also congratulate herself. Is now con.
Quoting together. on Monday evenings
at the Pythian Temple, the rehearsals
of both the chorus and the orchestra
consisting of the leading musicians OF
Richmond. This conjunction il doubt
less the occasion of fresh inspiratio.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
KISSED THE SHELLS FOR LUCK.
An Account of Why There Was = Delay In
the Brookiyn's Ammun milton Room

An Account of why There Was = Delay in
the Brookiyn's Ammunition Room.
Much has been written about the
action OF men in the fleet during the
battle of Santiago. One story of the
action of the Brooklyn's crew was told
the other day that illustrates the way
the men below deck work during bat
tie.
IN the ammunition room of the
brooklyn they We're stripped TO the
bun. There must be nothing in the
magazine that is liable to cause fric-
ton and a spark The men could
hear the shots OF the Spaniards and
knew that the ship was struck. They
could hear the roar of their own guns,
but could not see anything.
When the 6-inch guns were work
Ing at their hottest and the men were
passing shells to the hoist there was
a slight pause. Then the shells came
on deck regularly again.
When the engagement was ended
and the starF naked gang came on
deck To see the Cristobal Colon's fin
ish, somebody asked: What was
that wait abe ut?''
"Oh. those Indians said Lee, a
petty officer. After they had creased
the nose of the shell somebody said
everybody must kiss it for luck, and
we did. That caused the wait of half
minute. Aver that they kissed
every sheli.'
After the first few shots no shell
left that room in the fight without
the gang hugsing it, telling it to go
out and do its work The crowd
talked to the shells as if they were
human
1t was: Go up and do them
Get up there. old 6-inch. and plug
hole in her, Remember the Manner
.Ihe -6-inch shells of the Brooklyn
was the send-ofr tffffey eoFsr fpealiexe L
mi n1tion-room that helped to do it.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

both to the chorus and to the orche :
ira, as the full beauty of musical
composition is thus more easily con :
pretended and perfection in its rendi
ton more quickly attained. The L :
cal Council, approaching the merit OF
this branch of the Musieal Club. b S
iovited it to assist in its approaching.
entertainment.
Beside this there are three evening
musical concerts IN which the Choir is
and orchestra are to play prominent
part before the end of the season.
Without the assistance of the Starr
Piano Co., and others. it would have
been necessary to drop the chorus after
the holidays because of the necessarily
large expenditure entailed for its sur
port Fortunately, however, their ap-
probation of the good it could DO. gave
it that pecuniary aid which made con-
tinuance possible.
Taken altogether it is a delightful
and inspiring oppor unity for mnsic-
loving Richmond. ~
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

The National Cash Register com
pany of Dayton entertained the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
the day after the adjournment of the
convention at Cincinnati. The party
was brought up from Cincinnati on 8
special train bearing banner on
which was inscribed: Trade follows
the Flag Those National Cash Reg
lister people are broad gauge fellows.
And there is more good, practical sense
in the inscription on that banner thar
in volume of such speeches as Henry
L. johnson delivered in congress the
other day.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
Tho Deadly GRIP

Is again abroad in the land The air
YOU breathe may be full of its fatal
germs! Don't neglect the Grip" or
you will open the door to pneumonia
and consumption and invite death. Its
sure signs are chills with fever, head
achs, dull heavy pains, mucous dis
charges from the nose. sore throat and
never-let 60 cough. Don't waste pre-
ci ,us time treating this cough with
troches, tablets, or poor, cheap syrups.
lure it at once with DR. Kings New
Discovery, the lnfallible remedy for
bronchial troubles 1t kills the disease
germs. heals the lungs and prevents
the dreaded after effects from the
malady Price soc and 81. Money
back if not cured. A trial bottle free
at A. G Luken s. Co.'s drug store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

The Toledo Blsde has one of tie
speech we have seen. After ehaIsc-
terizing the performance as cheap
and extensively previous rhetoric the
Blade says:
Ii is not the place nor the duty of the
President to formulate apolicy regard
ing the future of the Philippines. The
constitution gives 10 congress the sole
power to legislate for the control of the
national DONG The Presidents ST.
lence." whies sxeites in Mr.. johnson
high degre of alarm, is not the cover
for some de p and damnable design,
but simply waiting on congress to
take mp, il an orderly manner, the
constitutional duties devolving upon it.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

| Almost everybody has heard n
Tom, the cat that was found ON tn.
superstructure of the Maine after tn.
explosion, says Mrs. Charles ID. Sigs
Dee Tom was wounded in one foot
ana was doubtless feeling very blue
indeed, with his favorite sIeeping-place
| destroyed. no friendly hands to min
| istef 10 MS wants, and nothing but
| water and ruin on every side, How
elad he must have been to hear a voice
that he knew. and to be taken on board
the United States steamer Fern in
havana harbar, A few DAYS after. he
was placed upon a chair to have his
picture taken This chair was a large
wicker armchair which was saved
from the wreck of the Maine Tom
sat IN 1t. and tried to look pleasant
as the photographer told him. He felt
peaceful. his foot was well. he had
just eaten his favorite meal of fish
ana the first pose was a success A
second was attempted. Tom was AL
most asleep. and looking very happy.
When Bruiser, the Ferns dog-a big.
rough fellow with a loud bark and
shaFp WhIte teeth--came near Tom
arched his back like a contorfionist
at circus His tail swelled. and the
fur stood out till he seemed twice his
natural size; and SO the second picture
was taken.
Tom was quite navy cat He was
brought on board the Maine by an
1fTcer who tooh him from the United
states steamer Minnesota. where he /
had been / don't know how long If /
Tom Is still on shipboard. he must feel
-eiy frightened wen the big guns are
red, and / fear his tail will become J
iermanently large. and his back con |
lnual bow, However. Bruiser left the |
nIfed states steamer Fern after a
Ehlle, and appeared on board the St |
'aul at Philadelphia He was a
lucky lively fellow. full OF fun. and
o respector of persons He would
lst as soon rush into the capfafu-S
abin as into the galley Poor Bruiserfi
e was only cur, although. while he
as puppy. he concealed his ME-
eian pedigree. In a short time. how
Ter. he showed his cur-like Qualities
~ was sent on shore.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
The Ravsces Of Grip.

That modern scourage, the grlp,
poisons the air with its fatal germs, SO
that no home is safe from its ravage
but multitudes have found sure pro
lection against this dangerous maiady
in DR. Kings New Discovery. When
YOU feel soreness in your bones and
muscles, have chills and fever, with
sore throat, pain in the beck Of the
head. catarrhal symptoms and stno'
born cough you may know you have
the grip. and that you need Or. King
New Discovery. 1t will promptly curf
the worst cough, heal the inhame I
membranes, kill the disease germs anf
prevent the dreaded after effects 4
tn malady. Price 80 cents and Sl-Of
Money back if not cured A trial ID
tie free at A. G. Luken & Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
DOUGLASS DENIES
THAI HE HAS DONE BUSI-
NESS DISHONOR ABLY.

Rlchmond Will Have to Whack
Up to Mr.. Douglas He Says he
Holds the Reins and Expects to
Do the Driving
The College Corner correspondent
to the Hamilton Republican News
has the following relative to A D..
Douglass. whose Suspicious actions
were mentioned in the PALLADIUM a
few days ago, in connection with the
right of way between this city and
Hamilton:
A. d. Douglass denSunces the article
in yesterdays Enquirer concerning his
securing the right of way from Darr
town to Morning Sun. Mr.. Douglass
says no business was transacted only
in straight, honorable manner with
the farmers. Douglass holds the reins
and expects to do the driving, and if
Richmond or Morning Sun people want
the roadway for traction line pu poses.
I it can be secured, probably, Of Mr..
College CorfBr-,-RusakAtad~x RdaY that
Richmond were all torn up ever the
matter when they learned that the
right of way had been secured, and are
A resident of Morning Sun who is in
terested in the construction of the line
stated to your correspondent today that
Douglass has not succeeded In securing
a direct route from DarrtOwn to Morn
| ing Sun and several fal liners refused to
sign up. As far as can be learned
about $500 was paid for signatures and
one Morning Sun man named Gillespie
was handed the paper by Mr.. Douglass
when he erased his name lherefrom re-
lea ing him from any obligation for
right of way by his premises. 1t has also
been learned that Mr.. Lothian. of Fan
| Haven, when they were ready for .
franchise. would release his interest II
the rig t of way from Hamilton to Darr-
town. Mr.. Douglass certainly will
have 10 be consulted b fore portion
of the Morning Sun pike is used. SAID
a we'll known citizen to day. he ha:
an interest at stake, and came by 1
ihonorably Now let the RichmoDC
people whaek up, when the z DDS vii
he delivered by Douglass IL the way o.
a number of reiiable farmers names
transferring the strefch, or as much a.
, ne has secured, TO the company
Darrtown is hot and swears ,engean e
claiming, as Moruing Sun and Rich
lmopd has, that D. uylass has places
himself in a rather embarra sing pos
ton before his many friends 10 thos
places.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
Senator Fairbanks created SONS

Senator Fairbanks created some
thing of a sensation in the senate yes
terday by exposing q clipping bureau
trick of the anti-expansionists. He
showed that New England agrieul'
tural paper was sending ont copies Ct
Carnegie's letter to other publishers,
which were to be paid for at space rates
by somebody. They were then for
warded to senators by these papers tc
make the impression that there was s
general feeling against the expansion
idea.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
SABBATH SERVICES.
Pls ces Where the People of Rich.
mond Are Invited to Worship
Tomorro
METHODIST.


Grace NJ E. church, George n. Hill,
pastor Sundays school at 9 a. M,
Prof. w. s. Hiser, superintendent.
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor, Epworth league service at 8; 30.
class meeting at the close of the morn
ing service.
Fifth street Methodist church, A. G..
Neal. pastor-Preaching at 1890 and
1870 Miss Marie Brehm of Chicago
will speak at the morning service and
the pastor at night. Sunisy-school
will be at 9:l5, juniors 1:3O, Mrs.
Laura ~, fiiI58s seskal isass 3. ESQ. Miss
$50. Strangers and visitors cordial1y
invited.
The services at the Third NJ +
church Sunday will be as follows:
Sunday school $50, class at 1880,
preaching at Z, Junior League at 3,
and the Epworth League at 6:lo.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
Morning subject, Spirit after
noon subject, The Water of Life. >
All are weic )me.
East Main street Friends meeting
Bible school O'Clock q. m. meeting
for WORSHIP 1875 q. m Junior En-
deav or 3: 80 o. m. intermediate 5:4o
The Senior Endeavor will mee ct tomor
row evening at 6 o'clock instead o
the usual hour. Be prompt. You az
| welcome to any of these meetings.
South Eighth Street Fri nds. ElSoot
\ L. -, 81
| Meeting tor worship 1880 a. m Jun
| i n Eudeavor 2:15 p. IN. Senior En-
ieavor i 80 D. m At T:30 p. m. Mis-
Marie C. Brehm, of Chicago, vii
preach.
| PRESBYTERIAN.
| United Pres byterisn ehureh-9: /
Sabbath school, 1913 preaching au
ordination of Sharon E Jones, elder
and Richard Sedgwick. deacon; 6:3
liz. P C. u. 1880 the peoples gospe
and praise meeting.
| First Presbyterian Church -Sunda
school at 9:l0 a IN. Preaching by III
ps stor at 1890 a. N. and $50 p n
} The evening service under the auspice
or the Mems Sunday Evening Cl-s
They invite all who do not attend otht
, churches to come to this servle'
Yong peoples conservation meeting
$50 p. m.
LUTHERAN.
Trinity English Lutheran Church
: Rev. j. Beck. pastor, will preach
IIO:30 O'Clock a. m. Subject:
Win the Crown We Must Bear q
Cross Services at z O'Clock p. m.
First English Lutheran Church
Services st 1890 8. N. Sermon
flDt S. A. Ort, president of Wittenbe
college, Springfield, Ohio. Sermon
the evening by the pastor. Sublec
Nothing Comes From Nothing
St. Paul's Evangelical Luther
o Caureh.-Rev. Huber, pastor. So
a day sehhol 9 a. m German service
n 1880 s.. N. Subject: so Run tn
I've May Obtain" Young people
meeting at Gas. English sermon
1880 D. m. Rev. DR. OFT. president
Nuremberg Collie sc, Springfield. W
l. preach.
81 BAPTIST.
el First Baptist church - Preaehil
both morning and evening st the usU
; hours Sunday school al 9:1o. you
peoples meeting at $50 and Junlc
u st 2:30.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

From the report of an investigating
committee it appears that Z. ).
("Buck'') Grant has been trying to
secure the California senatorial nomi-
nation by the liberal use of money. II
would be we'll for the young man tG
rest on the one homer of being the sol
of his father.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
For La Grippe.

Thomas Whitfield S Co., 240 Wa
bash avenue. corner jackson street,
one of Ihicago's Oldest and most
prominent druggists, recommended
Chamberlain Cough Remedy far la
grippe, as it not only gives a prompt
and complete relief, 5us also counter
acts any tendency of la grippe TO re-
suit in pneumouia. For sale by a. g..
Lukeu & CO., druggists.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

The Indiana house of representatives
discussed the bill yester day TO prevent
lynching in this state The best point
made during the discussion was that
by Mr.. Huff who declared that the
only law that can prevent lynching Is
civilization" Compelling counties to
pay indemnity where lynchlngs occur
will have no effect whatever. Such
law would not be founded in justice ane
it would not accomplish the end IL
view.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
A HOT PAIR.
Two Large Lumps of Mustard
Who S opped at the
Westcott.

Dffs os4zSzkAasAAESop RUlletin.l
heard from last evening. rney ~aD
at Richmond aud registered at The
Westcott hotel. They sent greetings
home just as they were preparing TO
leave for New York. Most tf heir
friends here thought they had zone
direct to New York from here. Last
evening they did start for New York
and will arrive there this evening.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
POl0.
Elaborate Preparati )ns for the
Games Between Muncie
and Richmond.
[Muncie Times

Nuncie Times.l
The Muncie Royals will PLAY the
Henley polo team at Richmond Tues
day night and will be accompanied to
this city by the Richmond team for the
return game that is to be played here
in Westside on the evening following
The Henley polo team of Richmond
which is to play the Munc.e Royals
next Wednesday night, appears to be
defeating all teams with which it has
played thus far in the season. The
team is expecting to be in good train
ing by the time the game comes off.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

DAYTON is pushing two or three new
electric lines. The merchants OF that
city have got taste of the advantages
to be derived from these trade-bringers,
and they are hungering for more. That
will be the condition In Richmond as
soor as one electric line gets here.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

Don't study your symptoms. Ii you
do, and compare them with those de-
scribed in medical Advertisements, you
will find you have all the horrible dis
eases that mortal is heir to. Don't, and
be happy.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28
GRIPS GRASP.
FASTENS lis DEAD
CLUTCH UPON MILLION

From East to West, Nor b to So,
Everywhere, Evidence os
Presence is Plaiely Appa7
Phantom-Like it Ssoops ~
Upon Its Victims, to SOFT
Deals Death, to Others Ee-
thing Worse-Saattered nd
Wrecked Nervous Systemi
LaGrippe is much more dpus
disease than many have bed to
suppose. In its INST stagesTlil
yield to proper treatment az a
as any ordinary disorder, burg to
its infectious character, innaol'
microbes are deposited and tyei
opment into many serious lea
tons i'd exceedingly rapid al rue
tive. 1t leaves the nery0fen
shattered and wrecked; saf VI
tally and renders its victinepreS
TO pneumonia, nervous l
heart disease, insanity, Ghlch
invariably prove fatal lated |
Dr.. Miles Restorative ne l.
the grips most formide.-l
robs it of its terrors. IIto III
very root of the disease mptiy
drives it out. 1t builds worn
out tissues and fortifideysteu
against all depressing atfts.
/ Mr.. ], NJ. Allison. 81 - ave
nue., Indianapolis, Ind A
severe attack of lagripured my
nervous system with sd ty that
at times felt that | glnsane
| could not sleep. was and my
condition was deploraXeean T.
think that my case vi Jess, but
hearing of DIR. Miles, l con-
eluded to try il. az am SAL
isfed il saved my hfRught me
sleep and rest, steadfves ano
promptly restored m L have
never experienced . Fects and
TO DR.. Miles, Restd ervlne
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All druggists ar ed {" sen
Dr. Miles Remedid guarantee
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refunded. Be sur Dr. Miles
Remedies. Take e. Write
US about your trd ailments
and we win give pest advice
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| DIR. Miles Med khart, Ind.
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-28

Membors of the legislature would do
well to scrutinize carefully al -ei'is
proposing to create new salaried OF