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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

On Jan /. 1870 Mrs Wesley Sharp
of Presque Isle made a resolution To
keep an account Of all the bread and
pastry hat was cooked and eaten IN
the family during the year Jan l.
1900. brought the following result.
-Four hundred and twenry-oue ioaves
Of bread. 5.14o biscuits. ~ Ioaves Of
sugar cake. . ioaves or marble cake,
60 jelly cakes Gil leaves Of fn0lasses
cake. 81 buildings. I.i04 sugar rolls.
500 molasses rolls. LID sugar cookies.
2.3o6 moIasses cookies. 10 douglsnuts
and 33 pies. number in tie family,
ten Still people sag we don't have
anything 10 ear in Aroosr0ok III pota-
toes and buckwheaf f~ritrers. and men
will insist that -winn5en folks dnaf
have anything 10 do~-Presaue Isle
StarHeraid-
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COLLISION

six People Killed I'm II Wreck Near
E~-canaba, Mich
Escanaba. Mich. Feb. .. - A fast
freight and the Metropolitan branch
accommodation met in a rear-end col
lision last night at Ford Rivers switch,
seven miles south of this city. Bag
gageman Hill and Brakeman Dillon
We're killed and Miss Seymour of
Shaffer died from injuries. The dead
bodies of three unknown persons We're
taken from the wreck. Several others
We're injured. There was no water
supply and the cars burned.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

Aurora, Ind. Feb. O. Mrs Flora
Chamberlain Shuler of this city is
alarmingly i'll of gangrene. Both arms.
extending to the elbow. are brown
and perfectly dry. in appearance re-
sembling sticks of dry wood. Above
the elbows each arm has burst. Mrs
Shuler has been In invalid for l.
wears
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Shit For $4,000 DAMAGES.

Laporte. Ind. Feb. 9.-HaIry Hen
derson will bring suit aga inst the
Michigan Central Railroad company
in the federal court for $4,000 dam
ages. Henderson suffered TIN loss of
an arm near Michigan City by falling
from a train. The complaint will al
lege negligence IN the part of the com
pauy
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

Ann Ruth Seneca an indian princess.
is studying medicine NJ the Medical
C%hlrurgieai hospital IN Philadelphia.
She teok a tlaaSit curse in the Car
llsle Indian school. where Ia develop
ed hci love fer nugsiag the sick. Two
OF her brothers WERE en the Carlisle
football toam ffnp OF them was killed
recently 10y a train While returning
from n aIn
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
REV. c. l.. M'NUTT
Create n Stir Anioug the students
of Chicago University.


of Chicago University.
Chicago. Feb. o-Rev. G. l.. Nc
Mutt of Indiana, has become the lion
of the hour at the University of Chi
cago. Mr.. AcNutt. who has Travelled
for some months incog as a working
ma1. spent yesterday at the univer-
sity. where he aroused the greatest
interest among the students of so
Geology.
When Mr.. McNutt registered at the
Virginia hotel a few days ago. the
clerk at first did not want to let him
write his name on the houses guest
book. Then the elevator man did not
want to let him in the cab. because
he was dressed in a blouse and over
alls.
When the proprietor of the Nir-
ginia learned who his guest was. moth
ing in the house was too good for him.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
Department Of Cnmmercs. Bill

washington. Feb 9--Senator Mel
son yesterday was authorized to re
pors his substitute for the BIN provid-
ing far a department of commerce
WisE q raolne.t officer An amendment
was made 70 ta~e tile pate ut Office
froin the tnteri0~ department. and in
clude it in the new department. The
Il PROVISIONS OF the bill nave beer
published.
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Resignation Accepted.

Guthrie. O. T., Feb. 9.-The resigna-
ton of Harper S. Cunningham, terri
torial attorney general. was accepted
yesterday by Gov. Barnes. This resig-
nation has been in the hands of the
governor since April 3 last. when the
territorial n refused TO confirm
Mr.. Cunningham's nomination on ac-
count of charges made against his ad-
miufSfratian
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

Aberdeen : - Feb. T. The
Standard Fosd company. pfopFietors
OF the ne" de-spota foctoFy. have
masie an assignment. j. q. Neuman.
late or indianapolis and w l. Skunk.
prlGclpai aolders. declare the
emoarrassmenr Is only temporary.
The factory product Is manufactured
from potatoes by patented processes.
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Bad Form.

Mudge-Who was that young fellow in
the party last night that never bought
once?
Ya5sIey-Him? He is buyer for a dry
goods house. OF course he didn't buy.
In the first place, buying wet goods is
not in his line. and. in the second place,
being a buyer by profession. you could
not expect him TO talk shop.-Indianapo-
lis Press
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WOMAN
Knocked Down and Robbed by
Her Husband.
HIS INEVITABLE CAREER
As a Business Man at Warsaw-Hsolio
O.. Crist. a Blows His
Brains Out at New Market
suit For $4,000 Da M
ages-Brad sey Vii Con-
Ie-t-fiar1 rare Men,

Warsaw, Ind. Feb. p William
Jackman. n young 4 OF this city,
sold his restaurant for S1,ouD. As
his wife held a mortgage on the con-
Germ for that amount the money was
paid 10 her At their home he demand
ed the money. and on her re fusal TO
give il to him he knocked he r down.
took the cash and fed. Later be was
brought back TO the house after an
exciting chase and the money recoy-
cred.
Jackman was recently tried for set
ting fire 10 Charles Grand's restau-
rant. but the jury disagreed.
AS proprietor Of the White House
here a few years ago. Jackman made
a sale and deserted his wife, taking
with him the $1,000 purchase money.
His conduct has aroused the citizens
and mob violence was threatened
Mrs. jackson was at iirst disposed to
prosecute her husband. but on his
agreeing to leave the town h re-
Tented. a crowd of citizens accom-
panied him TO the train and put him
aboard with the injunction not TO re-
turn.
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Indiana Hardware Men

Evansville. Ind. Feb. q. = The
Southern Indiana Hardware Dealers
association was merged into a state
organization yesterday and steps were
taken TO form a national organization.
The next convention will pro badly be
held at Terre Haute.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
In a BROOKLYN Club.

Pennoyer-Why do SO many of these
prizefghters call themselves the kid
Prettiwit-I suppose il is because it's so
hard TO put a kid to sleep.-Harlem Life
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X. of =. Hall Burned.

Petersburg. Ind. Feb. 9.-The hall
of the Knights OF Pythias was totally
destroyed by IRE yesterday. The build
ing was owned by Edwin King.
whose loss is 5000. The Knights
lose S1.Oo6 and John Niehe * Co..
grocefs. $1,000.
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of ALL

Askit-Too bad that General Butler
cant get feed for his mules in addition to
his other misfortunes-
Telnt-Yes: that makes an orphan Of
hiua-
Askit-How sof
Telfit-WeI he's both Modderless and
fodaerless now, isn't he? Baltimore
American
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

Rowland b. Molineux, whose trial
for the murder Of Mrs. Katherine
Adams in New York is attracting so
much attention, is the son of Gen.
Molineux who was a hero in the civil
war.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
AWFUL
Report by Maj. Il. ID. Taylor on Blu
bonIc Biague In Honolulu.

HHcPUFt bt ""J. %. ID. IayIOr OF f3u-
bonIc Biague la Honolulu.
Washington Feb. o.. - Surg. Gen.
Sternberg has received a report from
Maj. Blair d Taylor. the medical Off
Ger with the small detachment of Unit
ed states troops ut honolulu, showing
the dreadful fatality of the bubonic
plague at that place and the distress
prevailing among the people in conse-
quence OF the destruction of a large
part of the Chinese district by fire.
His report is dated Jan. -, and SAYS
that up 10 date there have been 46
cases of bub0nic plague, with 40
deaths.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
M. u Eryan-

Raleigh. y. c.. Feb. 9-Hon. Will
lam Jennings Bryan has accepted the
invitation of tae Democrats of this
state To speak here on next Tuesday.
Feb. Is.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
Wife Murder and suicide.

Omaha. fes. a-A wife murder and
suicide occurred at Whitman. ia
Grant couEfy last night. James
Robinson sheT his wife THREE times
and sfe- fhe trials manage ii TO puE
a eHz.e through MS ON Il body.
NeiIhel car recover
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

London. Feb. Sir Henry NJ. Stan
ley. the celebrated African explorer
and Uniouist Liberal member of par
lament for North Lambeth. was taken
suddenly i'll with gastritis IN the house
OF commons Wednesday night. and is
in a somewhat serious condition.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

Ia and Accumulated ana

SUsn 40 ~. "a iaNeF.
Aithouglt Il - uot sts@raIis known
IN Seattle. II IS q fact that ole az TIE
most promine:s young ladies in youn-
ger society eirc-e> is preparing for adj
mission TO Inc ear of the STATE Of
Washington She Is Miss OthelIa Ger
trude Carroll. daughter of Mr. y. 7.
Carroll
In the exam5patious of the term just
finished in the Jaw department of the
University of Washington. Miss Carroll
ed a class of So men and one young
lady. taking 100 per cent Ia every ex
animation. This is a phenomenal
standard aud has created considerable
comment among the best lawyers in
Seattle.
Miss Carroll will apply for admission
to the bar next NAV. Besides prepar-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
Ex-pre-ident Clcveiand.

Princeton. y. J.. Feb. 9-EN PreSf.
lent Cleveland will deliver two Iect-
ures on public topics at the university
about the 18th aud 18th OF March
respectively.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
A Faction. Policeman

Policeman-No one is allowed to enter
this gateway.
Journalist-But l have a pass from the
lord chamberlain.
lon paper?'
mo; a verbal one"
"Show it to me."-Tit- Bits
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

81 see he let his wife apply for the
divorce"
Yes. He didn't want the publicity"
"And his wife?
"She id."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

Fax-The diamond is the hardest known
subsf nee.
De White Yes to get Golfers
Weekly.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

10y
.
~a<
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

For tickling his wife's fee a mar
in BROOKLYN was put under 800
bonds to keep the peace, the other
day. Served him right.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
- i. ". GLEASON.
}l Notary Public

He laughs best who laughs last
II you take Hoods Sarsaparilla you
laugh first. last and all the time, for
it viii make you well. 10
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$4,000 p'ar a Public Library.

East Liverpool, q, Feb. a-Andrew
Carnegie has offered TO give East
Liverpool $4,000 for n public library.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

oOOoOoo0OOoooOOOO
THE JOLLY

The first appearance in this city of
Jefferson De Angels IS a star occurs
at the Gennett theatre tonight when
he will be seen as Count Henri de
Beaupret in The Jolly Musketeer,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
The Buds

There is no going behind the rule re-
garding debutantes' bouquets. and here
We come very often upon a pathetic
skeleton in the closet of an ambitious
but not too pretty or too popular social
bud. Having issued her cards. bought
her fine gowns and ordered her deli
cate wines and viands. she and her
mother sit with ~palpitating hearts to
watch her bouquets arrive. The friends
of her family and the young men in
the society she is entering are sup
posed to send them, and. to appear TO
proper advantage. it is obligatory that
she receive with not n or two but a
dozen huge nosegays about her.
So obligatory. indeed. is this feature
of the coming out" that not one girl
in a dozen ever receives from her adj
mirers half the bouquets she appears
with on her reception day. but stands
empowered in the posies ordered up
from the florist by her diplomatic par
ents. However. society enjoys its self
deception. and to such an extent has
h bouquet fad grown that his win
ter scores of young girls have stood to
receive their friends beside tables heap
ed with as many as 30 punches of the
costliest roses and staggering helpless
under the burden of posies in their
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

Wornen-s Reciprocity Arrangement.
A reciprocity bureau Of information
has been established in the Federation
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
a Party For Left Hand. opiy.

A new and gay little suggestion for a
party is called a left hand party,
and the invitations must give no hint
of the ceremonies to be observed dur
ing the evening
AS each guest arrives he is welcom-
ed at the doo by the hostess, who Of
fers her left hand. He is then led away
by a committee and his right arm
bound up in a sling.
When all guests have zee disabled
In this way. the hostess arranges vari-
GUS contests TO be waged with the left
hand only
For example, a writing contest. which
is sure to bring forth some Iaughable
specimens of chirography.
Arrange for a number of these con-
tests. provide a few simple prizes.
n FOUR evening cannot fail to be q
thorough success
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, I :.
LUCAS COUNTY.

80
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath hat
he is the senior partner of the firm
of E. ]. CHENEY Il Co, doing bust
ness in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said
firm viii pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and ey-
cry case of CATARRH that cannot de
cured By the use Of HALL CATARRIf
CURE FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De
cember, A D.. 1856.
-, 4. ". GLEASON,
% Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, 0.
TSold by Druggists, 15c-
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Nos EntfreIy Happy.

~AEI the same" muftered Aladdin lit
keeps me scratching TO get even the NEG
esSaries Of tife"
Hereupan be YEARLY rubbed the old
Iaulp again and ordered his faithful genius
to bring him a fresh lump of ice from the
north pole.-Chica-o Tribune
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-09

In = map If China recently published
by The china Inland mission il is point
ed orr that II Is wrong 10 speak Of the
aYanr1se kiang river as kian-
means river
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Fireman Arrested For Arson.

EIrennan Arrested FOr 41fsOn-
Mansfield, o.. Feb. 9-Fred Longs
dorf, Jr., was discharged from the fire
department last night and immediate
" arrested on the charge of arson. He
confessed to having started three of a
series of mysterious incendiary fires
that have occurred in the city ecent
ly, but CAV no explanation of his con
duet. LongSdorf is a son of Capt.
L~ongsdorf, of the local fire depart
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ksaCRUm


Promises to Break HIS silence About
the iransvsai Tom ,rrow.
East Liverpool. o. Feb. 9-Charles
E. Macrull, late nited States consul
at Pretoria, South Africa, left this
city yesterday afternoon for Washing
ton. where he will present his report
to the secretary of state. Macrum was
seen before he left the city. but he
still retained that mysterious silence
which has characterized him since his
departure for the United States from
h T~rausyaal.
During his stay in this city he re-
vealed his secret to his father and his
mother, but, like their son, their lips
are sealed.
Macrunl has promised to make q
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-22

Slopes near the surface and the burn
ing out of the timbers in these cause
the ground to sink to such an extent
that the mine is the most thoroughly
wrecked of any of the old Leadville
properties, The terms of the lease re-
quire the construction of the old shaft,
but they say they know what they are
after and are perfectly contented with
their large outlay. Work has been
completed on the shaft to the depth of
800 feet, and the erection Of the surface
plant will be commenced in few days.
The mining will be carried on in the
upper levels of the old mine. Tho
name of the old LeeiS never mentioned
that il does not recall to the old Lead
vile miners the day when it made a
record that has never been equaled,
the hoisting of more than l0),OOO$
worth of silver ore from single pocket
in one day, with only ordinary hoisting
appliances. That the ore was exceed.
ingly rich goes without saying and
merely intensifieS this record, as the, e
rich bodies seldom occur in large
quantities. A company of Englishmen
were negotiating for the purchase of
the property and made tentative Of
fer of lg0,000S for the mine. B. f..
Crowell, one of the principal owners,
wa then superintendent of the prop
erty and in reply to this offer remarked
that he could take that amount out of
the mine in single day 1t is hardly
probable that the remark was seriou sly
made, but bantering followed. aud it
was finally determined to make the ef-
fort. Everything in the mine and in
the surface plant was put in the best
possible condition and one day, at
noon, the first stroke was delivered in
the contest to break the record. Every
thing went smoothly until Ii o'clock
| that night. The ore came up regularly
and long before that time it was evil
dent that If no accident occurred the
record would come very near l51,000S.
And then came the break. One of the
gears in the holster gave way aud it
was apparent that unless it was thor
oughly repaired the machinery would
go to pieces. The part could not be
secured nearer than Denver, and it be.
came necessary to take part out of
some old machine and fit it with a file.
This was done, but when the hoist was
finally repaired it was 6 o'clock in the
morning. Seven hours had been lost.
The miners had been steadily at work,
j however, and the ore was piled up in
the drifts until it was in the way OF
the men. There were six hours still
/ left for hosting aud it was decided To
strain the hosting capacity to the
limit in the effort TO redeem the pledge.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-22

As bucketful after bucketful came up
anxiety gave place to jubilation. 1t
was evident that, Notwithstanding the
loss of nearly onethird of the allotted
time, the days output would exceed
10000 5. As the noon whistles blew
aud the tired miners came up the shaft
each took a glance at the pile Of ore.
made brief mental calculation and
went off satisfied. When the ore was
taken to the sampler and the assays
had been taken it was found that the
ore hoisted during that II hours was
worth trifie more than lis, 1OOS. Sub
sequently the ore that had been mined
but not hoisted during the "a hours
was found to be worth more than 40
COOS. Some idea of the average value
of the ore may be gathered from the
fact that one piece of the richest ore,
weighing 36 ounces, was reduced by a
local assayer aud yielded two silver
bricks, each weighing IL ounces.
Mr.. Vatican, the mining capitalist
who has a bond on the Hall and Cooley
properties, also has bond on the
John Miller gold property situated
about twenty miles east of Florence.
This bond runs till the first day of
October. He deposited l, 00S forfeit
on this property to be paid over to the
owner on the ID day of October pro-
vided the amount of the purchase
price agreed upon in the bond shall
not have been paid on or before the
first Of October. The purchase price
is 25,000S. II Mr.. Vatican appears on
time with the money Judge John Mil
Ter, who is now at the Soldiers Home,
I in Los Angeles county, California. will
return home to sign the deed and re.
ceive the cash. He has greatly i'm.
proved in health since he went to the
Soldiers Home and will probably re.
main here if he returns. Mr.. Vatican
writes that the samples be took from
2 bht biOpSlbg assay up W MS eN ptCld-
tion and that he expects to be on hand
with the money before the expiration
/ of the bond Arizona Blade.
The Lowell and Arizona mine, at
South Bi,bee, which was closed pend.
/ ing the installation Of the plant, has
resumed operations. The Review says:
I The hoist is, at present, the largest one
at work in this camp, and is one OF
the most perfect in this region. The
fact that its approximate capacity is
. 1000 tons per day, will give some idea
of its power and utility. The machin.
cry is running smoothly and the mine
will ship ore right away, and the work
of development will be resumed act.
lively and permanently. The main shaft
is down $40 feet v lille there are at least
80 feet of drifts on levels Nos. 2, 3
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-22

mill run of ten tons recently, which
netted them 9OOS. The mine is one of
the richest in the county and has a
large body of ore. The shaft is down
100 feet and considerable stoping has
been done.
j. G. Glissau and VIM. Lawrence
were here yesterday from their mine
near Dripping Springs, and brought
with them eight pounds of gold, which
was shipped to the San Francisco mint.
This amount of gold was produced
from 800 pounds of ore, and required
only five days work in the mine and
three days arrastraing. This is prob
ably the richest gold ore discovered in
Arizona. 1t is found in pockets con
nected by we'll defined stringers of
equal richness. The property is only
a prospect az yet, but the owners ex-
pect to do considerable development
work the coming fall and winter, aud
as they have we'll defined ledge car
rying good values, the prospect of
opening upa fine mine is encouraging
Silver Belt.
The Mountain View Mining Com
pany of Eagle Valley district, a Bos
ton Company, is now preparing to re
sumo operation, Mr.. Niles having set
tied the difficulties between the stock
holders and is now in charge of the
property. This company owns the
Ross group of mines and a mum Der of
other claims which bid fair to become
of value. among which is the Buck,
which exhibits considerable ore of
paying grade. The Charley Ross mine
has been pronounced by experts, will
develop one Of the most. if not the
most valuable claims in that vicinity
The shaft is sunk depth Of 100 feet
in pOrphyry that assays high in both
gold and silver.-Nevada Record.
There is considerable stir in regards
to mining property down in Yellow
Pine district at the present time. bonds
and deeds being numerous and straight.
ening out titles to claims. The old
Jones Taylor interests have just been
sold by Mrs. Helen Hisom to the New
bury Bros. wholesale grocers of Los
Angeles, for so O5. The whole south
ern portion of Lincoln county looks
as though it had been struck squarely
in he belt by prosperity.-Lincoln
County Record.
Some seventy tons of machinery for
the cyanide and ore treating plant of
the Exposed Reef Co. has been moved
from the railroad to the foot of the
grade of the company mines in the
Huachucas About 40 more tons of
machinery is yet to be hanled to the
mines aud the work of placing same
in position will begin shortly.-Pros-
peCtor.