Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-11-10
LOCAL NEWS

Davis, dentist, Sth & Main tel. 319
Buy your hats of Fletcher. 8tf
Smoke eye glasses for sun, Haners
All kinds spectacle repairing,
Haner $.
Correct spectacle fitting, special
ty, Haner's.
65 people with the Bell of New
York next Wednesday.
Theatrical event of the season next
Wednesday, The Bell of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones were
the guests of Liberty friends this
week
Wilfred Jessup returned today to
work
Band parade Monday at 11:30
Standard Stock company all next
week.
Train number 10, bringing Indian
apOlis morning papers, was over two
hours late this morning.
The Standard Stock company at
| Phillips opera house one week. com
mencing Monday, November II.
Miss Susan Kelsey and Bert Meyer
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Bates in Liberty this week.
The polo season will open in this
city Thanksgiving evening, and
fine team is already being organ
! lied
Ladies admitted for l5c at Phillips
opera house Monday, November II
Tickets on sale at Nixon S candy
store.
There has been no police court this
week. The docket has been almost
clean, and no fines have been as
sessed.
| Charles Williams of the J. NJ.
Williams shoe company has returned
from Chicago, where he spent sew
eral days.
Charles G. Swain, county chairman
of the Republican central committee,
is settling up the affairs of the coun-
ty committee.
Will Vaughan has returned from
an extensive trip through Japan. He
will remain in the city with his
| mother for some time.
Hardin Davis, who has been spend
| ing two weeks in this city, returned
to Washington. ID. c., this morning
to resume his position.
A Young Hero, at the Phillips
opera house, Monday, November II.
Ladies admitted for 15c if seats are
secured before p. N. Monday.
The county4-eommissione are in,
session today, but have done nothing
worthy of public mention Their
work has been all Of the routine sort
Quite a good deal of mon-y, some
IS, 900 in ALL has changed hands in
the past few days The majority of
the money had been won on Durbin
A week of amusement at the Phil
lips, commencing Monday, Novem-
Der II. Plenty singing, dancing and
up to date comedies and dramas. 10.
20 and Soc.
Nothing further has been heard OF
the miscreant who attempted to hold
up the Pennsylvania train, though
Pennsylvania detectives are at work
on the case.
Ned Hiatt of Chicago is in the CITY.
having given up his position on ac-
count of i'll health He will perhaps
go west in the near future for the re
cuperation of his health.
1t is said that over IS. 900
exchanged hands on the election.
The hacker of Mckinley had to put
up tremend ,us odds, but they got
good interest on their investment.
Owing to the large demand for
seats and to prevent speculation the
sale of tickets for the Bell of New
York company will be limited to six
tickets for each purchaser Sale opens
Monday at s a. m. Westcott phar-
macy.
The ladies musical club has found |
it advisable to change the date of the
organ recital which was to have been |
November 10, to November %, The |
Scotch program by McCabe and |
Miss Huff will be given on November
81, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
Harry c. Petit of Wabash. ex-
speaker of the Indiana house of rep
resentatives, returned home yester,
dav after being engaged in some liti-
CATION for the Aetna Life Insurance
whose attorney he is. How
ard Atkins, who had been a witness
in the case, also returned home to
Wabash
The Pennsylvania company, on its
lines west, is putting in a number of
new bridges. and it is being done
without any interference in the
moven ent of trains The new
bridges are constructed alongside the
bridges to be removed. are chained
to the old structures, and when every
thing is in readiness both bridges are
moved together until the new is SUBJ
stituted for the old.
The vital statistics of the state
board of health show that 40, $50
were born in the state of
Indiana during the year ending Oct
l, 1900 The number of deaths in
the state for the same period was
81. 999 OF the births there were
p, S45 white males; 19, 016 white fe-
males: 397 black males, and $50 black
females. The total number of males
vas 81 pa, or 52.2 per cent: total
lumber of females, 1886, or AT
Der cent of the whole number.
A Republican gathering was held
asst evening at Deuker Bros. gro
cry. The members of this firm Ii
rave an oyster supper in celebration
If Mckinley's reelection. Many :
POLITICAL stories and experiences were i
old during the evening. \ ''rousing |
.ood time" was enjoyed by all pres :
MT The following were ION duty:
iiller Stevens Ia former Democrat1.
howard Campbell, Dick Smith. Ed
.ancaster. Elan Hill. Frank Fry,
Vii Stevens, Henry Williams, Ulysses
icCoy, George Smith. Nv Deuker, {
Viii White, Daniel Cummings, Will lt
hummer. VIII Hunge-ford, James