Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-15

saving MIN 1rO0 tue S0uC AosO "oS
going home before he became young
Ienough.
Born. to Joseph and Minna Kahler
Cutter. 400 south sixth street, a
daughter, sixth child.
The Westcott Hotel has arranged
with the Western Union to receive
the returns of the Jefferies- Ruhlin
| fight Friday night. l4-2t
| a marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Geo. A. Deite-
meier and Martha Jeanette Spidel,
Richmond
| First concert of the season, Rich
mond orchestra and chorus, 10 MEM
bers, Gennett theatre Monday even
ing. the 18th. 1o-3t
Tomorrow on Reid field the Earl
ham foot ball team meet the Frank
| lin team and it is predicted that one
| of the best games of the entire year
| will be seen. The Earlham boys are
in fine shape.
The Royal Arcanum meets this
evening Members are urged to re
present as there will be business of
Importance to come up. There are
| number of applications for member
| ship to be considered.
The trains from FIT. Wayne to
Rome City which ran all summer for
the accommodation of FIT. Wayne
business men who have cottages
there and send their families there
and run back and forth morning and
evening were abandoned Sunday for
the winter as Rome is as deserted as
country church on week days.
Seats now on sale for the Rich
mond orchestra and chorus concert,
Gennett theatre Monday evening, the
18th. 15-3t
At Granville this week Eddie
-Chrisman-was sentenced to
the penitentiary for year for pocket
picking. He picked the pocket of an
old man some months ago, of which
we gave particulars at the time. He
plead guilty. 1t is thought he will
make confession that will implicate
others before he leaves Greenville.
The summer residence business is
gaining ground in Richmond to such
an extent that next summer there
will be great many of our business
men and shop men who will live out
of town and come in mornings to
their work. They claim that they
can live much cheaper and by this
means they also have all the advan
tages of country and city life.
Many here will remember Charles
l.. Davis, ALVIN Joslin,
who was almost as well known here
as if he lived here Miss Catherine
Huddleston will also be rememb ered
here. At DaVis' death he left a fine
estate in Pittsbu rg; Miss Huddleston
put in a claim as his widow. The
court has just decided that there was
40 marriage and, therefore, the claim
ant has no status in the distribution.
Mrs. Margaret Shriver Simpson of
Detroit, the residuary legatee, will
get $75, 900.
Frank Drake, who has been located
at Malabar, Florida, for many years,
writes back some very interesting
letters to his brother-in-law Ollie
Knode In his latest he gives an &C
count of hunt for sea turtles, in
which he recently participated.
They caught a sea turtle of which he
does not give the weight, but says
budt 10 was So StrOug tudt IL LOOK tHc
combined efforts of eight men to get
it out of the water, and that it car
ried six of them on its back and
walked with them. After it was
killed they cut a washtub full of steak
off its bones. It's nest near by con-
tanned ISL eggs, filling four wooden
buckets. The flesh is very good eat
ing, being as tender and fine favored
as chicken.