Richmond daily palladium., 1900-03-31

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son. secretary.
O. E. Lacy and wife of Greenfield
are in the city on short visit.
Mrs George r. Dllks has returned
from Martinsville and is slightly i'm
proved in health.
c. w Elmer started for California
last night to accompany Ellis Thomas
home, who is reported in bad health.
George Seefoth, who underwent
an operation in st. Stephen s hos
pital few days ago, is in very bad
condition.
The-T. p. A. will have meeting
tonight at their rooms and elect dele
gates to the National convention,
which will be held in New Orleans In
May.
William Smith, bound over for
petit larceny, was this morning fined
IS and costs and sent to jail for ten
days on a plea of guilty In circuit
court.
Rev. /. NJ Hughes has recovered
from his recent illness and expects to
occupy his pulpit tomorrow both
morning and evening. The evening
service will be under the direction OF
the Mems Sunday Evening club
Mrs. George r. Dilks returned
last night from Martinsville, where
she has been taking treatment for
injuries received in the wreck OF the
lumbermen's special train in the
south several weeks ago. She is
somewhat improved.
Vitrifed sidewalk brick. If you
are going to fix your walks why use
material that is not durable and soon
has to be repaired. Vitritied brick
is indestructable. handle all kinds.
Give me a call. c. E. Newman, 1e
north seventh street.
The members of the Milwaukee
base ball team will all be here by
Monday, when they will begin their
practice for the coming season
James Garry of Great Darlington,
Mass, is already here and severa
others arrived this afternoon.
There were three infinitesimal
cases in police court this morning.
One was that of Dan Williams for as
sault and battery, and he was ia
vored with 81 and costs. William
Wilson was fined So and costs for
violation of the liquor law, and an
old soldier was mulcted for intoxica-
| tion.
The board of public improvements
met yesterday afternoon. The petit
tion for sewer system near south
sixth street was laid over indefinite
ly. The wooden bridge over the
Whitewater near the paper mill was
ordered repaired, and some petitions
for privileges to build sidewalks were
acted upon favorably.
The commencement at Hagerstown
last night was success in every
way The exercises passed off nice
ly The commencement address,
Education in Life, by ]. Bennett
Gordon, was a masterly one, and was
thoroughly appreciated. The address
was followed by Superintendent
Wineburg in an excellent talk.
The receipts of the Richmond post
Office for the fiscal year ending to-
night were, as nearly as could be
calculated a few hours in advance,
S41 ,009. 1t was ex oected that the
receipts for today would run up some
hundreds of dollars, and this will put
the Office over the first class line by
considerably more than thousand
dollars.
Yesterday in the Wayne circuit
court, George Somers case, in which
he was grantei 500 damages in
Henry circuit court and 81 800 in the
Wayne circuit court on nsssv trial
and change of venue, was taken up
on motion for new trial, said mo-
tion being made by the defendant.
The new trial was granted. The time
and place for the new trial have not
been set.
The Women S Missionary society
met last night at South Eighth
Street Friends church Mrs Rob
erts and Hussey, who had been to
Mexico to inspect the Friends Mis-
sions there. reported those institu-
tions all in good shape, and that a
Matamoras The ladies brought
home a goodly supply of relics of con
siderable interest and value. Re
freshments were served.
The Musical clubs next recital oc-
ours next Wednesday, April 4, at
2:30 p. m. at the Pythian temple
Quite varied program will be pre-
sented, consisting of instrumental,
vocal and stringed numbers; also a
flute solo by Master Wilbur Hase-
meier, member of the Richmond
Orchestral association. Besides local
talent Miss Eunice Tracy of New
Castle and Miss Leona Hawkins of
Cincinnati will contribute several Sc
lectionS.
A special car was attached to the
30 train from this city last night to
take the Whitewater |. O. O. f. de
gree staff and other Odd Fellows to
the number of about sixty to Elwood
te confer degree work on a number
of candidates. There was large
turnout at Elwood, the work was ad-
mirably done, and the visitors re
turned this morning, some at 4
clock and some at g. They were
II Gated with the greatest hospitality