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BOWLING.
THE KNICKERBoCKER ATHLETIC CLUB
WINS TWO GAMES IN THREE
FROM THE JERSEY CITY
ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Knickerbocker Athletic Clubs bowling team
rolled a series OF games in the Athletic League
tournament at the Cherry Diamond" Club house
last night with the Jersey City Athletic Club
team. The first game went TO the home team by
30 pins. good scores while the winning scores
were improved in the second, and Johnson's 15S.
composed of eight strikes and two spares. was the
ever. the Jersey CITY bowers turned the tables on
Their conquerors and won by p pins
The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
les: Roll. ieI: stone III: total si2
Jersey sity c.Nswn,ct TO- s Tesch 1884, Brown
SECOND GAME.
s M s 1884, Stone @ o ass s Rs'' '' Par
l4s; sarrt 1872; Meyer. Isl: total SOC
THIRD GAME.
s Jersey CITY v CNsgkk $780, Tesch l25 Brown 1914
m s Roc. ,ss . lSs Baves ISL Par
BROOKLYN ROYAL ARcANUM.
In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament last
night Philadelphos Council the leaders In the race.
lost TO Fort Greene Council The score:
FIRST GAME.
Fort Greene ConnciI-Ru. ISL Horton. 1928; Wallace,
les; Diehl. l7e; Otis, 1856 total SOC.
A Hoos s ara. ifs a.. 'as @ o Wright 1885,
SECOND GAME
dekar. 1872 Bi.rshsnk Jenkins. I46; total 7e4.
Alert Counci!-Fiero 1870: Hutrlegnsn 1879; Wright $50;
H Wood IFS: Hawkins. 131; total 1871
THIRD GAME
1859; Diehl 2O5. Otis. 1872; total, s95
Ph;lsdelphos Counc-Nartin. $50; Medcus 15o Van
dekar. 2O0 B!ershenk 1Sc; Jenkins, 1G4 total s6s
THE HARLEM NAVY TOURNAMENT.
The Friendship. Bohemian and Nassau boat club
bowlers each won and lost q game in last nights
series of the Harlem Navy tournament at the
Palace alleys. The Friendship team total of $50
was the best OF the evening. The summary follows:
FIRST GAME
lsa: McboWeli p 1si; beReH 1872 total, $50
s. Is Fo1, TN io 1s RSk0rny 1885, Sur 1885,
SECOND GAME
Lewigus 160; Forst 1s7: total, sol,
r. C.-Hotaling, woore. 1859; Thees. 15s;
Palmer. 49, Howard. 120 total, 100.
THIRD GAME
p Nassau Iss 1 a l Thee i''
Friendship =. C-igble 1874: Jarchow 215: Gerhardt,
l4i; Mcdowell. 142; Dewes, 1874; total SOC.
THE COLUMBIA THREE-MEN TOURNEY
The DoIando team won the second game last
night in the Columbia three-men tournament by
just one pin. heating Morningside $50 to 5S2 The
last game also fell TO the credit of DoandO, Morn
ingside losing twice and Enterprise breaking
The scores follow:
FIRST GAME
Enterpr.e-Kuehn 100; Meyer 14o; Muller. 15s; total
,o aGF9 as 1885, D'n'0'' ''' Ei'0' 'S'
SECOND GAME
Dolando-Knauf. 17e: Nemmer. 1922 Moynahan 1852; to-
Morningsde-Madden, 1874; DoncOurt i74; Eiehe, 174i
THIRD GAME
Doiando-Luhrs. ISIS; Nemmer 1877 Moynahan. IFS; to-
tai. $50
Tsnterprsc-Kuehn las: Meyer zoe; Muller. 12s total,
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Gnropean Aouerilscments.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune
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NorfoIk Hotel Rrlnhton E.e1.-I--

Elite Eamuy Hotel orerlooks sea-wall nromenaas 49,
lawns Fine public Perfect Sanitation shaa1
9 1' lights LIT Delicate cuisine. CHOICE sinss
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European Trains de Luxe


Luchon Express-Pyrcnecs. Royau Express
Norh Express-Berlin Il IT. Petersb9rsh.-E.n-
Eadine Express-COfre. Zurich x Lueernc.-
Carlsbad ESpress-Eger, nayreuth ,S nras-
bad.-PeniuHuIar Express-Rrindfst Tor E1gypt'
--Mediterranean E1press-Nice. Monte Carlo
etc.-TrIeste Expres--Nienna, Trieste ~
ERypt.-Consta EypresS-Gonstanzn az Con-
stnntinOpie-Rome Express-Genoa, Rome q
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR CO.,
Ii CoclsDur ST., Lopdon.-3 Place de FOpera,
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Queens Hotel
upper Norwood. Oueen,e Ao.aI

lear crystal Palace; London. Healthest situation ,
England. Lovely gardens. Boarding terms from, 60 (
per day. Special terms for large parties Conv.SS
train service for City ana West End london e"sN
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foreign Resorts.

The international Palace Hotels,
The Riviera .'alaee. Monte Garlic
The hiyierx rakace,
Shepherds Hotel and
The Gbenireb Palace, Egypt
The La PLACE, & The Royal Palace.
DSTEND .beiEfuah-
Chateau Royal,
ARDENNES Belgium
Pavilion de Beiievue.
BELLEVUE. near Pm rts France
Hotel stepbante.
The cd. Hotel international
BRINDISI HAY
The Avenida Palace,
The Summer Palace,
THERAPIA Turkey
The Palace.
CONsTANTINOPLE ..... Turkey
Terminus Hotel. .Bordenux
Fer Information tickets TO all points and 70 resefy
apply international {. Co.'S Oces ~
Place de fOpera Paris
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l5W
1000
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The Class tournament Of the Associated c!
cling Club of Long Island ended last evening tt
Greater New-York Wheemen winning the chan
pionship. They two games last night or
from Red Hook and from the Williamsbur
Wheemen. The scores:
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Greater New-York Wheelnel-Hause 15o Smith IL
Hauer. 1913; Stenburg. $50; Grauer, 202 total. sos
Red Hook MISUNDERSTANDING. 1916; Aalbus 10: wo
pei, 1913; Wittpenn lo4 Olson. loo; total 500
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Tariffs OF the Hotels
n q routes he had a he Ernro,,rn :,
OfIices of the '.Fribune,. at 40 III ecs s,gca.
London.
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KUssIa WILL PROTECT HER
Empress Dowager Memorialized to
Return TO Pekin.

London Sept 2S.-The only dis
patch of special interest from China
,oday is the following from DR. Morri-
son to The Times dated Pekin, Sept. 21:
'-,The recent punitive expeditions have
had an excellent effect in increasing Sc
curity and facilitating the entry of
supplies. but nothing can be counted
as effective until Pao-TingF Fu has been
razed and the foreigners and refugees
at Chong Ting and other places known
TO the generals are rescued.
M De tSicrS has addressed 8 mem
oriaI to the empress dowager Offering
her the protection of Russia and re
Questing her 10 return 10 Pekin. Forty
ch5ef Chinese officials have sent a
Ine:norial TO the emperor and empress
dowager. beseechinC them TO return
The conflicting interest of Russia and
Great Britain prevent q systematic at
tempt TO reconstruct the railway, al
though restoration would he easy II
turns out that Cheng Yin Huan. whose
death at kaShCaria was recently re-
ported was executed under an imperial
decree n the same time with the other
pro-foreign ministers who were exe-
cuted'
Cheng Yin Huan was special envoy
to England at the time OF the Diamond
Jubilee. He was hated by the empress
dovacer. who exiled him 10 Iii in 1888.
The Russians. according to Shang-
hai correspondent have virtually
abandoned the province of Chi Ii ts
/ Germany
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
,gotiation> Pending For an
Amlcabie Settlement
of the Strike.
tMORS WILL NOT DOWN
kle Nothing Official Is Given out
sle Belief In Such a Movement
Is Generally Noted.
Etgatian Is To BE the Means 70
1.-THE End and Cardinal Glib
bons Is Mentioned.

IaaeITHfa. Sept. 2S.-The towering
fcare of th, present coal strike situa-
tIa a.nd oHe which attracts the atten-
lid ~ aa interests involved. is the
,ri & circulated report that negotia-
riot tare pending. and rapidly nearing
"a ,ion FOR IN amicable settlement
II i strike
Nlle the identity of the person or
cfsfs vino are said To be ut work
a svorius 10 bring about the imme-
Tia { anI p, t,aceful adjustment of the
if ! me-, between the employers and
,yes has not been disclosed. il Is
,p n admitted III authoritative
-oulaS. that such endeavors are in
pro.asss
p~iant Truesdale of the Lacka
waun company. is quoted as making
sucl&aa admission. but in what man
mcr. pr b. whom. they are being con
lUctkl h., declines 10 state
Prsi3nt Mitchell. the head Of the
Strlkngluiners organization, expresses
fhc tlhf that the operators have de
idcd "a offer the miners an increase
If wlg@, but he too. declines to admit
vh, hcf he possesses any further in
formal eu on the subject.
Fran Scranton comes the statement
that AZ conference of coal operators
in that section the opinion was preva-
tent THAI the Influences at work were
Of a stDng political nature and that
the opcratorS would he obliged to offer
the men at least the concession Of an
Increase in wages. The Information
upon which the operators based their
conclusion that the working influences
were political. could not he learned.
Coupled with nearly all the reports
trouble comes the announcement that
the men viii he offered an increase of
pay Init that the mine owners will
decline to arhitrate the differences
through President Mitchell. or to. in
any manner give recognition to the
United Mine Workers organization.
This refusal of recognition, however,
viii not prove n difficult obstacle TO
overcome. President Mitchell in his
omen letter To the public. having eN-
pressed his Willingness to accept n SET
z--sss.s----ss<--
Of committees of the employees. and
their direct employers If the railroad
and others who controlled
the mines would accept this PROPOSE
tion he said he would waive all claim
10 recognition of the union
1t is said on good authority. that
Cardinal Gibbons has practically
agreed to arhitratc the differences n 1
IT is thought likely that the various in
tercsts concerned viii decide to leave
the settlement of their disagreement to
the hcad Of the Catholic church i'll the
United states
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Charleston. :. c.. Sept. 2S.-The anti
lynching law of this stare making the
county responsible for Gamages TO the
family Of the victim has been again
tested here In 1891 Isaac Brown. a
negro. was found hanging To the rail
road crossing 1T Stillton Orangcburg
county. his neck broken and his body
riddled with bullets. Browns father
brought suit against the county for
damages last year TIE jury which
heard the ease brought in a verdict
for the county. Another trial Of the
same case has inst ended and another
verdict rendered for the county.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
DANGEROUSLY ILL.
William A. Bell Afflicted With Case
of Appendicitis.

News comes from Shelbvville, Ind
where Will Bell and his wife are Wis
iting with the latter's parents, that
Will is dangerously i'll with appen-
dicitis. 1t is stated that an opera
tion viii perhaps be necessary, and
that the result iSa matter of extreme
doubtfulness. There is no Richmond
Young man that has more friends than
Mr.. Bell has, and this information
will be shock to all OF them. The
earnest good wishes of all Richmond
people who know him will be his dur
ing the dangerous ordeal
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
Troops Missing.

WAsHNGToN, D. G., Sept. 2S.
Gen. Macarthur cables that Capt.
Devereaux Shields with fifty-one men
of the 29th volunteer infantry left
Santa Cruz, September II, for Tori
Jos. They have not since been heard
from. Their capture or destruction
is feared
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept Is
Macarthur cables he has sent troops
to rescue Shields party and will send
Grant if necessary to clear up the
situation. Shields went by boat and
intended to return overland
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Beveridge Honored at Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Sept. 2S.-The meeting
in honor of United States Senator
Beveridge here last night was the
most imposing political demonstration
held in Minneapolis since the Republic
an national convention eight years ago.
More than 5000 men were in the par
ade which the senator reviewed and
more than 1000 heard him speak. 9TH
ers beng turned away. The speech
was delivered at the exposition build
ing, in the nall where Benjamin Har-
rison defeated James q. Blaine for the
presidential nomination in 1892
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Washington. Sept. 2S.-The health of
Secretary Of State Hay has improved
rapidly of late. and it is said that he
viii return to Washington early next
week and resume the duties of his
office, relieving DIR. Hill. the acting sec
retary. who has been suffering from
malarial attack. Assistant Secretary
Adec SAYS fhat Secretary Hay has been
IN constant communication with the de
partment during the past month. and
personally shaped the Chinese negotia-
tions in that period
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
THE BANQUET
OF the State Municipal League TO fe
Held in the Colonial Building.

The arrangements for the banquet
of the Municipal League of Indiana
have been almost completed. 1t has
been decided that the affair viii be
held in the dining han of the new
Colonial building. on the evening OF
Thursday. October IL There viii be
music BY a full orchestra plenty Of all
sorts of soasouable refreshments, be
sides the banquet proper. )
W. Gillian viii be toast
master. Frank J. Netf. coun-
Gilman from the fourth ward is
chairman OF the reception committee.
Secretary C. W Gem has been ac
tive in his pref aratory work and has
everything almost completed In the
way OF prelimiuaries. Nothing viii
be TOO good for the visiting council
men and city officials while IN the
finest little city in the state.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Alton. Ills. Sept. 2S.-A warrant has
been sworn ont by the president OF
the Alton Humane society for the ar
rest Of James Dukes on charge of
cruelty t. animals Dukes is said to
have left his horses standing in the
street in harness from daybreak 10 >
O'Clock il the afternoon without food
or water.
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RufnOrs of Mine ResumD
tfOu.

NEw YoRK, n. Y, Sept. %. The
Morgan banking house says no meet
ing of Independent mine owners is to
be held at their place. No member
of the firm is willing to talk on the
situation The Wall Street news
agency says movement is on foot to
have the men 20 to work at advanced
wages without a formal settlement of
the strike
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Dreyfus still After I;evision

Paris. Sept 2S-Thc PresSc publishes
the text Of an alleged letter from Al
fred preyfuS to NJ Trarlieux. the
former minister Of justice. dated Gen
eva Switzcrland Sept 13 in which the
writer says: The moral effects of the
iniquiIy still exist and the mental tort
IRE Is as great as ever. Since justice
has not been done to me the aim |
pursue remains the same until at
tained-viz: The legal revision of my
trial"
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Fatal Cutting ARRAY
Rushville, Ind. Sept- 49, diva I'd

night cut the throat of Lewis Lafire,
white, 30 years old. Lafare is stili
alive, but his injuries are considers 4
to be fatal. The trouble was tie cul-
mination of a discussion between La
fare and another negro, Hughes took
part i'll the affair with the above dead
Iy effect He is under arrest and the
feeling against him here is intense.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Washington. Sept 2s- Minister Con
ger has been advised by the state de
partulent OF the substance of the re
plies made by this government last
Friday 10 tile governments of Ger
many Russia and China respecting
China. which clearly indicated TO him
tile general nature Of the instructions
he is to receive. Moreover by this
time he il informed Of the orders is
sued 70 Gen. Chaffre TO reduce his
force to n LEGATION guard Tie note
To China specifically pointed out the
lines on which this government VIII is
sue its instructions to its minister The
document itself is in course of final
approval. Acting Secretary Hill having
completed the draft some days ago
and forwarded ii to the president II
IS tie belief ot the state department
that The actual transmission of the
instructions viii be carried out very
soon. 1t is said that the text OF the
Instructions VIII not be given public
ity at present for diplomatic reasons
but there is no concealment of the
general scope of the document which
is on the lines laid down in the three
notes. In this connection it is said that
Mr.. Congcr viii put the negotiations in
motion without any purpose of acting
for any government other than the
United States. although the govern
ment steadily keeps in mind that the
United States is but one of several ma
tfops mutually interested In obtaining
a common end and IT is hoped thar sa.s
effect of Mr.. Conger'S making be-
giuning toward negotiations may be
to induce other powers to follow. At
the same time the government has
never assumed to lay down any man
date as to the course TO be followed
by all or anv of the other powers.
II is believed that the state depart
ment already has taken steps through
Minister Wu to impress upon the Chi
nese government the undesirability of
the appointment of Prince Tuan as
grand secretary and the painful i'm
preston this appointment has created
throughout this country The effect
of his appointment if persisted In. IT Is
said. might be TO retard seriously the
final negotiations or. in fact. any nego-
tiations at all.
The government feels that ii Is much
reinforced in its present position by
n note from Ii Hung Chang in Which
he gives positive assurance to the
United States that he has sufficient au-
thority to protect all American inter
eSts and will see that his authority is
exercised. The government now looks
upon this assurance as n guarantee
which must he faithfully performed
as condition precedent to even the es-
tahIiShment of relations with II Hung
Chang and Prince Ching. If the ap
pointment of Tuan promises in any
manner to obstruct the performance Of
this pledge then It would be clearly
vioIative Of the guarantee laid down
and warrant the immediate withdraw
al Of Mr.. Conger from further relations
with the Chinese envoys. So il ap-
pears that more depends upon what
Tuan does than what he has done.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
HUNG IN EFFIGY
School Boys at Logansport Object TO
Restrictions on Athletics.

Logansport, Ind, Sept. 2S Because
Prof. J. NJ. Ashby. principal Of the
high school. is opposed to extremes in
athletics. number of his students
hanged him In etfigy. The dummy"
was suspended from "A telegraph pole
near the school building, and the boys
secreted themselves on the library
porch. where they We're discovered by
Prof Pierce of the high school lie
gave them the privilege of removing
the effigy or going TO jail, and the
dummy" was taken down Expulsions
may follow.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Kansas City. Sept. -. Capt. Frednr-
lex Dent Sharp. L :. Y, retired
cousin of Gen. Ulysses : Grant is
,,ead in this city. from an overdose Of
bromide. taken for the purpose Of re
lieving nervousness and pain. Capt.
Sharp was totally blind and it is sup
posed that ne had been unable TO prop
erly guagc the quantity of the drug.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Charles Glover was married on
Monday and on Tuesday an affidavit
was filed against him for paternity,
by Hannah Brown. The case was
tried in Justice Jones s court, and he
was found probably guilty. He was
bound over to circuit court in the
sum Of $500, and will be given trial
soon. In default Of bail he was com
mitted to the county jail.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
Machinery For the Il IouIike

Vancouver r. c.. Sept. 2S.-The
steamer f'arrallon sailed for the north
yesterday with one of the largest and
coStlicst single shipments of mining
machinery ever shipped g the Kion-
dixie About e5o tons ot all kinds IL
hydraulic plants ami other gold min
ing machinery made up the shipment.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

fore the close of the present Belgian
parliament, in favor of the Prince of
Flanders.
king Leopold counts confidently
upon the result of his action being the
sinking OF the quarrelS of the rival
parties which would then unite TO oh
serve the conditions of the new
regime"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
Berlin L SkenIiCai.

Berlin. Sept. 2S-The German press
and foreign office continue 10 deny
thar Great Britain has rejected Ger
manv's proposal. They also continue
TO blame the United States for the re-
Gently revived Chinese obduracy and
the renewed evidences that the Chinese
intend 70 resume hosulities on large
plan
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
A Busy Strnnocr.

South Bend. Ind. Sept 2S-A fairly
well-dreSSed stranger was busy h,rc
for n few days, passing - AMI $40
counterfeit gold pieces on business
houses. where he made small pur-
chases The counterfeit is good one
save that the coins are light, and for
that reason should be easily detected.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
The Allied Forces.

Vienna. sept 2S.-The admiralty has
received a dispatch from Taku giving
the strength of the forces landed there
by the allie.l powers as follows: Aus
trian. 494: German. s.ITS; British. 5
:.l;}. American. 5.6uS: French. 6.57G.
Italian. 2.54I: Russian, 2oscs4: Japan
ese, l5.57o. Total as -
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Prof. Guituer Dead.

CoLUMBUs, O., Sept. 28-prof.
John E. Guitner of Otterbein Uni
versity died today of heart disease.
His home was at Westerville He had
occupied the chair of Greek thirty
eight years. The funeral will be
Sunday
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
Earlhams New Coach.

The Earlham foot ball team has Sc
cured a new coach, man By the
name OF Marshall from Indianapolis
He was coach for the Purdue team
two or three years ago and comes
highly recommended. He viii be
here Monday.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Warren, o. Sept. 2s.-Twenty-fiy five
hundred persons attended the Ohio
Indiana pioneers reunion here yester-
day. Tie next reunion viii he held al
Blufton. Ind. w w Wisell of Bluff
ton was elected president of the asso-
citation and !. c. Hatfield of Bluffton
and T. a Bel of Lordstown. o, sec
retaries
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Jacksonville. Fla. Sept 2S-Cnited
States Commissioner GoodeIl has ar
dert.f six Cinnamon dep0rted 10 china
under the exclusion law. United States
Marshal Horr viii accompany the Chi
uese 70 San Francisco.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
For killing Germ an Minister

PENN, China, Sept. .. The man
charged with killing the German min
lster was tried by court martial yes
terday. The court decided the testi-
mony did not justify pronouncing
sentence but the prisoner viii be held
for further information.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Eeok~k "a Sept 2S.-The depot
was robbed 81 S1.@n package con
signed bv loca. hank TO Salem Ia
Tie ,lslpS was SrnTnS 4 10 have been
put III tie safe hut was missing VIII d
the depot AGENT checked TIP.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

In removing the old coat Of paint
from the building st the corner OF
fifth and Main, where Tingle \ Tin
gle have their monument eStab abllSh-
ment. the old sign OF the Citizens
bank was laid bare, with the names
of Blanchard, Coffin and Others. The
sign recalled old times 70 old citizeus,
and some OF the things recalled were
not pleasant TO some who saw the
sign.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
Notice. D. OF r.

A called meeting of Eden Degree
staff at their hall Saturday, Septem-
Der %. at 1.30 o. clock. Every mem
Der urged to be present. Business
OF Importance
HANNAH Cox, y. @.
MINNIE JESKs, Sec,