Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-25

Study the Sunday School Lesson.
and by Prof Ebert Russell on The
School and Temperance.
See Humpe' special Queen quality
window for Friday and Saturday
j. E. Hough and wife of Anderson
are the guests of friends in this city
today.
Benjamin Starr and wife arrived
b ome from Bowling Green, KY, yes
terday evening.
Fifteen different STYLES of Queen
quality shoes displayed in Hampe 5
window. See them.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Harry Kelley and Aman
da Bailey of Richmond.
The lost ring which has occupied
public attention for the past few days
is now returned TO its owner.
The Chicago train that leaves here
at IL a. m. will stop at Greensboro
tomorrow to accommodate persons
who want TO attend the funeral of
Frank Dean.
There will be game OF polo at the
rink this evening between the SUI
oerbas and the Rivals. This will be
the third game for the championship
of the city. An interesting game
may be looked for, as these two teams
are evenly matched
The commencement exercises of
the schools of Wayne township will
take place at the high school hall of
this city on the afternoon of Satur-
day, at 2 clock There are four
teen graduates. The program will
be gwen out early next week.
Look out for date of Fine Art dis
play by NJ. c. Bradbury. A teacher
will be here for one week. No. 1913
Main street. th-st
Miss Lois Farnham has been
awarded a fellowship in political
economy at Bryn Mawr college for
next year. She was a graduate OF
Bryn Mawr in the class of 1900 and
has now received one of the highest
honors conferred by the college.
The old Nationals have reorganized
for the season and want to hear from
any other good amateur nine of ball
tossers who want to be run clear off
the diamond. The lineup is; Johan-
ming c, Ranks p, Howes 10, Halder-
man %, Gamer 3b, Luby IF, Hol-
lingsworth CT, White If. The head
quarters are Gene Mcmahon S store,
where any challenge should be sent
to receive immediate attention.
At the meeting of the Elks tonight
three candidates will be initiated.
The matter of the proposed repeti-
ton of the Ministries for the benefit
OF the hospital fund will also come
up. Mr.. Grubbs has written Mr..
Kern saying that he appreciates the
manner in which he was treated here
to such an extent that he will come
back for that occasion for his ex-
penses.
Dr. Fucker, who finishes his bust
ness here next Tuesday, goes to
the far west from here. He has
done a good business here, and has
surprised everybody by the crowds
he has had at bis lectures
He has made great many personal
friends here also. This afternoon he
is giving matinee to ladies only at
the Gennett which is fairly pa cked
with women.
Parties here are of the impression
that the man Watkins, who is held at
Indianapolis for passing forged
checks, is man who was once known
here by tho name of Harwell Har-
well lived near Cambridge and passed
legged .saeees IS hers aoog ut. four years
plea of insanity; and going south re-
peated the game. The picture of the
man Watkins published in the News
last night is dead marker for Har-
well.
In the railroad accident that oc-
Cured last night on the Hamilton &
Dayton railway, near Dayton, bag
gagemaster George Thompson re-
ceived conclusion of the brain and
the ribs on the left side were crushed
in. In addition he received abdom-
inal injuries. His condition is con
sidered critical Mr.. Thompson for
merly lived in this city for many
years, and ran between here and Gin
cinnati on the Panhandle. He is an
uncle of Mrs. Charles S. Neal of this
city.
In circuit court today the case of
U. IL
road is on before Judge Fox Shive-
lev & Son appear for the prosecution
and Rupe and Reeves for the defense.
About a year ago Miss Ida Cooney
was going home at about 10 O'Clock
in the evening and had to cross the
thirteenth street crossing. A train
passed them and then she went on
the track and was caught by sleep
err which was being pushed down
Miss Cooney was quite badly fright
ened and otherwise injured. She asks
50, 600 damages.
The success, of the elections for the
subsidies to the c. R. Il NJ. yester-
day is matter of considerable sat
isfactioL about the city today, for
the reason that it YVES quite import
ant to Richmond, since the longer
the road and the better the route it
takes the more benefit it
will be to US. Tnree other subsi-
dies are to be voted on next
week and those are all that are now
on the carpet. They are Kewanna.
North Judson and Liberty township
in Fulton county. and aggregate
about $4,000 No difficulty is an
ticipated in these. Harry Starr is
out working for the company in that
section but will return to Richmond
Business is still keeping up nicely
at the recorder S Office, which indi-
Gates that real estate will remain
live'y here for some time to
come. 1t compares this year,
which ends in June, very favorably
with last year in the volume
Of business done, and that was an
exceptionally good year. The trans
Fers are not large, but there are a
great many of them. A good MANY
are being recorded in the |
eity, but as they are balances in |
trades or represent final payments