Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-10

everything of flesh and blood suffered
more or less.
Mr.. Hugh McGibney will assist in
the Musical club concert next Mon
day night, February II. 90
Don't forget the Mems Sunday
Evening Club at the First Presby-
terrain church tomorrow evening.
The police have as yet obtained no
tangible clue to Jack the Hugger, =
who piled his trade so thriftily with
in the past few weeks. Nothing has
been heard of his doings for some
days.
The first Wayne comply man to ask
n pension for the Philippine service
is young Clement V. Young of Frank
lin township, who asks a pension for
his service in the Philippine cam
paign in which he was a member of
n Colorado regiment.
The office of justice of the peace be-
ing declared vacant just now only n
Justice is left to preside over police
court, and the regularly elected JUS
tice, +. NJ. Conner, has charge of po-
Ice court exclusively until the return
of the mayor.
The township institute of Boston
and Wayne townships held jointly at
the court house today is in charge of
burg has charge of the other Joint
institute of Center and Abingdon
townships, held at C~enterville.
1t has been determined that the
Sherman carriage factory will locate
here when it locates anywhere. The
factory will not start until a few
weeks or maybe months hence, and
when ii does the management will
accept no bonus. There will be about
fifty hands employed when the fac
tory first starts in full running order.
This is another day for a roundup
of candidates. The time remaining
until the nomination is brief, only
nine days. The suspense that will
be undergone in the meantime will
ne literally a nine-days wonder. The
the most suitors are becoming unu-
sually active and no person is being
left uncanvaSSed.
The death of Edgar Henley. else
where recorded in this issue. will be
noted with a great deal of unhappy
surprise. Mr.. Henley was one of
Richmond 5 most estimable citizens. |
an inoffensive, helpful and kindly
man, a good husband and father and |
ideal neighbor. He was actively
associated with the Richmond Home
Telephone company and did much to
assist in the establishment of that
prosperous new industry here. His
illness had not been generally known
and few who Knew of his illness had
an idea of its seriousness.
The High school seniors will BAN
quet the juniors and give them a re-
this year the same as of old.
This is permitted because the seniors
are indebted to the juniors this year
in the way of a similar courtesy ex-
tended to the seniors earlier in the
season. Hereafter the banquets of
class for class in the high school
building are TO be done away with.
The decision was arrived at by the
school board since the reception
given the present senior class by the
hence the exception made in
the new rule to avoid the e-mbarrass-
nent the seniors would feel over an
Inreturned courtesy.
Mr.. f. Hopkinson Smith, known to
the world as an artist, author. lect-
Irer, and reader, builder of light
houses and sea-walls, is to give a
in Richmond, Earlham lect-
ire course, on the evening of Feb
.uary 10, Monday a week. Mr..
as a lecturer on art subjects
md reader of his own works. has
attained a remarkable success. His
is full and pleasant, his manner
.ivacious and intense, and there is in
lis way of putting things and inter
his own creations a magnet
SIN which never fails to hold and en-
his audience. His manner of
is characterized by a restless