Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-03-05

this morning after spending Sunday
with his parents
Miss Grace Seefioth is home from
Cincinnati, called by the serious ILL.,
ness of her brother George
Grove Griffith and Samel Hewitt
we're fined %. 90 each for drunk this
morning. They are but boys
Clarence Jessup gives William
Bradway two laps in the two mile
race Tuesday evening, Main street
rink.
There were thirty-three marriage
licenses issued within the month OF
February by the clerk of the Wayne
circuit court.
In the case of Lane vs.. Spencer in
circuit court Saturday a demurrer
was fledand o%verruled and an answer
fled by the defendants
Dalbey's studio viii be closed
Tuesday and Wednesday on account
of the meeting of the state photo
graphers association at Indianapolis
Hon. James Z. Watson win per
haps be here next Wednesday, and il
SO will attend the love feast OF Wed
nesdav night and the convention
next day.
The county commissioners are IL
session today. The matter of the
franchise for the new electric line
west will come up and be considered
tomorrow.
Racine made it three straights
from Logansport last night in the
polo series. While all the games
We're close, Logansport failed to score
in any Of the three games.
IN the case of Ida Cooney, by her
Railroad company, a demurrer was
filed on Saturday last by John l.
Rupe, but it was not argued.
The I. 2. A. have added several
new members during the past few
weeks. I'll e post expects to send a
large delegation to Terre Haute whel
the state convention meets there next
April.
The teachers of the primary de
partment of Grace NJ. E. SUNDAY
school entertained the classes Satur
day afternoon at the church. There
was a literary program, music and
lots of fun.
Mrs. George r. Dilks went to Mar
tinsville this morning to take treat
ment for injuries to her spine, re
ceived in the wreck of the Lumber
men 5 special several weeks ago il
the south.
Council will meet tonight at the
usual hour. The depot matter may
I 1ay,sA ~ q Z - n " lsp To he matter nj
the FIT. Wayne avenue crossing viii
come up, and there will be discus
sion thereon.
a colored man was arraigned in
circuit court this morning. He had
been in jail, but it TRANSFERRED that
no one knew wherefore he was thus
detained or of what he was accused.
He was let go.
There viii be a meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the ST. Paul $
Episcopal church at the Parish
house, Tuesday, March g., at 2o'clock
4 full attendance, and there are spe1
cial lenten studies.
The. rainfall for 1900 bids fair I'd
5 how a commendable and very desira+
BILE increase over that of 1899. The
rainfall for January was "shy" but
that for February ran above the nor
NAL average, and NJ arch is starting
right.
Luther Starbuck and Henry Boyd.
accused of stealing apples and pota+
toes last fall from a cellar les White
water, were arraigned in circuit court
this MOI hing. They were given each
a fine of SO and costs and ninety
days in jail.
The Cambridge City journal i
/ to hand. volume one, number one.
1t is q very bright little paper, newss
and interesting. 1t is owned, mar
who has been in newspaper bushes
at various places.
The Shofer horse sale on Saturd;
was a success in every way. All THE
horses were sold, and all brough
good prices. The auctioneer, Dr.
Foster, proved a pleasing success liz
that capacity. The number of horse
sold was over twenty.
Those teachers who are exempt
from license requirements and who
have to be examined in literature dc
NO. ndNC ~ bitStAb bhtIlStlNeS d.
the next regular examination, but
can take it any time this year at THE
regular monthly examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patched left
this morning for Marion, where MIR
Patched has accepted a position DIS
linotype operator in the office of the
| aiding morning paper. The pas
lew days had been taken up with the
farewells OF their many friends.
The Newberg (Oregon) Crescent, &
college publication of Pacific college
contains a four page write-up of 5.
". GILLIAN of this city, under the
caption "A New Hoosier Poet" The
article was written by Walter &.
Woodward of Earlham's '99 class.
The Tuesday club tomorrow even
ing will be addressed by Mr.. Jess
Reeves on John Wesley" Mir.
Reeves has been looking up the sides
of Mr.. Wesley 5 history not usually
mentioned in connection with him.
and the paper viii be a most resped t
full dissertation on the good mar s
eccentricities.'
Copies Of a pamphlet issued by the
forestry department of the state may
be had at the Commercial club rodm
at The Westcott, The pamphlet col n
tains a paper prepared by John p.
Brown of C~onnersvilie and read he
fore the State Beard of Commerce at
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