Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-04-06

interest increases aud new numbers
are added al every meeting.
DR. Chss. Marvel removed to 80 north
tenth street. tt
Clarence Gennett returned from In
dianapolis yesterday afternoon.
Silas kersev of Centerville has been
granted an increase of pension
Dr. David H. Dougan of d snver.
Col, is here to visit his brother John.
Patterson plays with the Coppocks,
and the polo game will be the greatest
ever seen. It
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Erik,
1O4 south fourteenth street, boy.
fourth child.
John Dougan is improving nicely
now, and there ia every reason to be-
liese he will be up and about again.
Harry Morrow, who has been spend
ing few DAYS with his family in this
city, returned to Cincinnati yesterday
afternoon.
First game Coppocks VS.. Henleys,
Thursday, April 9th SGT
John w. Smith and Aidee Mills of
Fountain City have been licensed to
marry Miss Mills was the intermeai-
the past two years.
It's go now. first Henley Coppoek
game Thursday, April 9th. SIT
The Friends will opei q Sabbath
school next Sabbath. the Oh, at : 30
D. m at 800 Richmond avenue, Yves.
Richmond Everybody is invited.
John Hiser. son of Ate Hiser. NJ. ar
Harvey's Crossing. and formerly
teacher of penmansaip at the Rich
mond Business college. has enlisted in
the regular army and gone to the
Philippines. His wife will remain in
lndianapo is.
AL Shucrafr, arrested here and sent
to Henry county, whence he was sent
| to Jeffarsonville, has been parOled,
aud will again have chance to behave
himself or get into trouble. His crime
was receiving stolen goods, and Was
committed in Henry county.
The Westcott. although it viii not
be formally re opened until next Mon
day, is already entertaining a few
guests o. er night. They also serve
brs akfast but as yet have made 70 at
tempt at serving any other meals.
Members of the "Gayest Manhattan"
company were accommodated last
night and also few travelling men.
numbering IN all thirteen guestsS
MANAGER Hopper is getting the for 9
down to work and expects to have
everything in readiness by next Mon
day. Walter Crooks, the night clerk.
arrived this morning from Dayton and
will take charge immediately.
1t is rumored that. owing to the fact
that trains 20 and 81, the crack pas
serger trains of the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn. RAINING between New York. Gin
einnati. Chicago, Louisville. Indiana
polls aid St. Louis, via the Pennsyl
vania railroad and the Panhandle.
have become too heavy to be handled
in one section either way, the CON-
pany will establish two new trains. to
be run one hour and a half later than
the first regular trains of the above
numbers. By this method many new
connections could be made at the lesd-
ing cities east and west, and the ser
vice might be greatly improved.
The only really metropolitan country
town newspsp,r Office in this part Of
the country is that of the New Paris
Mirror The plant is veritable palace
ia its line, 10 heated with steam, has
hot and cold water under pressure,
and has recently completed . lighting
plant for the use of acetylene gas,
which makes q beautiful white light
thSt rivals electricity. Mr.. Bloom and
his partner in the improvements, Mr..
Wilcox, whose dental Office Is next
door, are justly proud of their plant.
he water works portion is connected
With some hundreds of feet of pipe
1haa furnish protection to . large por-
ton of the town against fire. Every
of the Office, composing
and job rom as well as the power
plant in the basement, Is as complete
As in the largest metropolitan Offices.
The paper Mr.. Bloom publishes shows
rhe effects of this extensive prepare