Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

RICHMON
have taken the physical examination
creditably.
Al e. Field S minstrels at the Gen
nett tonight.
The Rev. R. d. Laughnlan will
| preach at Chester tomorrow after
noon
Della Pyle was this morning grant
ed divorce from Byron Pyle, on
grounds of cruelty.
Walter Eggemeyer will deliver his
Grafton before the West Side Repub-
lican club in the near future,
The fire this afternoon was merely
river bank grass fire near the south
ern end of the city. There was no
damage.
Miss Mayme Esmaker arrived
from Evansville this morning, called
hither by the death of her father,
Chas. III. Esmaker-
There were no births, deaths and
| no cases of contagious diseases re-
ported at the health Office today,
steadily multiplying all over town
J. w. Koosle, who for many years
has been the treasurer of Grace NJ.
E. church, has resigned and left to
day for ST. Louis to accept a posi-
ton. His family will remain in this
city for the present.
Hokendauqua tribe of Red Men
had four adoptions last night. The
degree of Pocahontas will have a
large time tonight with a number of
candidates Quite a number of In
dams from Hagerstown will attend.
Margaret Hines of this city, living
on John street, West Richmond,
has had an operation performed in a
Cincinnati hospital, for turnor, and
is getting along nicely. She had
been suffering from this ailment for
several months.
S. w. Gillian will read the paper
''The Evolution of the Jay A
Psychological Study of Develop
ment," before the Literary Club of
Indianapolis on Monday evening,
April %. This is the club of which
John L. Griffiths is president.
The remodeled Huntington hotel
will be finished colonial style and
be called the Colonial. 1T will have
buff brick front and will present a
handsome appearance. The corner
is already leased to Buffalo, N. Y,
firm that will place a large mercan
tile establishment in it.
Hannah A. Kimball VS.. Oliver II. |
for divorce, filed by John L. |
Rupe The pair were married in
1872, January 4. They lived together
until five years ago, when the de-
'endant left and be has since failed
20 provide for the family, according
10 the complaint. There are five
children, ranging in years from II to
a.
The Hon. C. c. Binkley, of Rich
nond, presided over the lay COD
erence of the NJ. E. church, at Elk
art, yesterday, and the Rev. L. II.
sunyan was chosen lay delegate to
he general conference to be held at
hicago in May. The Revs. Naftzger
nd Mahin were given large compli
lentary votes for ministerial dele
ates to that body.
Tomorrow is rally day at Fifth i
treet Nj. E. church. All the usual 8
srvices will be held at that church,
he Rev. Reynolds preaching Ia Sno
forming, and class meeting in the
fternoOn at 2. Epworth rally will
3 held at $50, and the Rev. r. d.
aughman will speak on the theme:
Out of the Mire into the Choir, or ,
hree Steps in Conversion.
II, l
!. Fiske at high school hall last night
u the subject of the family of the .
1lar system was on an excellent one.
he attendance was good, and the
ttention was the very best that
ould have been desired. The lect-
re was not only highly instructive,
ut was prepared and delivered In a
manner to make it interesting and
Prof. tiske is lect-
Irer who does things as thoroughly
N the lecture platform as be does In
he school room and laboratory, and
he views with which he illustrates
lis public talks are of the sort that
make clear all the points not easily
by language.
Those taking part in the Wayne
township school commencement at
,he court house next Thursday after
loon at O'Clock are: Frank and
Stella Brant, music; Miss Iona Mar
shall, music; the Chester class,
Roy and Pearl Davis, music;
DIR. ]. Med. Hervey, prayer and
lass ADDRESS; Laura Hoover,
Nellie Davenport, Nellie Nor
row. Belle Bass, recita-
lions; Trustee Bishop, presentation
Of diplomas; Supt. Wineburg,. re-
marks. The graduates are. School |
No 5, Laura Hoover, Stephen
Roy Thompson; school
No. ., Capsolia Grimes; school
No. II, Nellie Davenport; school No. |
10. Walter Farlow; school No. 10, |
Nellie Morrow, Harry Martin, Frank |
Brant and Herbert Kendall,