Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-16

Il. Jefferson ana vile oil LOUISVILLE,
Ky, are visiting friends in this city.
S. T. Watson and wife have re-
turned from a visit to their son, Viii
liam, at Eaton, O.
Mrs. W G. Burr is spending few
weeks with her daughter. Mrs L. w.
Ranks, at Dayton, O.
A marriage license was issued yes
ferday TO Horace A. Scott and Fan
HE Hindman of Hagerstown.
Mrs. James II. Dobbins, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tut
tie in Chicago arrived home last
evening.
II. ID. Chaplin, who has been visit
ing friends here for the past few
DAYS, has returned to his home in
Cleveland, Q.
Ed BulIerdick has resigned his po-
sition with the American Express
company. Everett II. Hawekotte
will succeed him.
Henry Helmick took out building
permit today for an Improvement of
the house at J0S south thirteenth
street to cost $500.
Mrs Charles knollenberg and
daughter, Mrs. Bunker, and Mrs.
Ollie Hunt, have returned from a
visit to friends in Abingdon.
The American FEEDER atien of Musi-
clans, which has several members
here, at Denver yesterday elected
Joseph Webber of Cincinnati national
president.
Mrs Margaret Wood, who was
called here by the death of her
brother-in law, Timothy Thistle
| thwaite, returned to her home in
Greensboro, Ind, today.
A building permit was issued to-
day to j. Mcneil for three residences
| on Richmond avenue, between fourth
| and fifth streets, to cost 50 900 each.
| They are to be of frame and all
alike.
| The Panhandle has three construc-
ton trains distributing gravel bal
last between this city and Greenfield
from the pits east of the city. The
track is being brought up to the
highest standard.
William p Huff, who has been EN-
| ployed for the past six years at the
| Railroad store, has resigned his pO
sition and will accept clerkship in
the division freight Office o. the Pan
handle i'll Indianapolis.
Charles Kneiss is the latest to be
added to the army of doctors of den
tai surgery. He will go into practice
at Cambridge City and his license
bears the number 1851, indicating
that we have that many dentists in
| the state.
An effort is being made to have
Andrew Carnegie donate a sum nl
/ money to the Morrison Reeves Ii
orary of this city for the purpose Of
enlargement OF the building and also
| for an increase in the number OF
| volumes now on the shelves.
In police court this morning there
| were four cases, all for intoxication.
George +. Scott, Dan O'Brien and
John Sullivan, first Offenses, were
each fined dollar and costs. James
Callahan, second offense, was fined
50 and costs. All went below but
one.
The city commissioners meet to-
aight to consider the matter of the
opening of west second street from
the north line of lot 20 to Charles
street. The matter has been before
them several meetings and this meet
ing it is understood will be decisive
one.
There have been numerous inqui-
ries as to the popul alton of this city
and several hats have been Won and
L he
population according to the last CEN
sus was IS, 226: and the population OF
the county was 49, go Richmond
contains nearly half of the inhabit
ants of the county.
w. ID. Jones, who used to run the
Huntingdon Grand hotels here, and
for many years proprietor of the
Alkaline hotel at Fort Wayne, has
leased the Randall also at Ft Wayne
and the two hotels will be run in con
junction. Mr.. Jones will take in as
partner fred Stevens, who used to
run the main hotel at Elwood.
The plans for the crossing of the
Main street bridge by the traction
lines are being prepared at the city
engineer Office. The drawings
show that the rails are to be laid in
the bricks in such way as to be
flush with the bricks, leaving the
roadway as fiat as it was before
When down the rails will hardly be
noticeable.
| DR.. Clement G. Fihe left yesterday
for Berlin, Germany. He will spend
one year in study in several univer-
stiles. DR.. Fihe is a graduate of
Earlham college and the Ohio Med
zeal college of Cincinnati He also
spent a year as surgeon in. the Good
Samaritan hospital at Cincinnati
He leaves with the best wishes of
many friends in this city.
Cambridge City Tribune. The
Federal grand jury is investigating
the several cases of mail robbery that
occurred at the depot in this place
about eighteen months ago. Henry
Miller. who is serving a two years
sell tence for robbing the railroad of
flee at Morristown, made a confes-
sion to Marshal Ulerich of the above
mail roboeries, consequently Mr..
Ule-ich was subpoenaed to give tes-
timony on last Tuesday.
The appeal of John II. Diehl from
n Judgment convicting him of COM
plieity in the death of Mary Farwig
has been filed in the supreme court.
The appellate brief, which was fled
with the transcript. declares that the
evidence on which Diehl was con-
victed does not show him to have
been guilty of any wrong doing what
ever, but merely that he acted
in obedience to the re-
quest of his mother and in a we'll |
endeavor to help Miss Farwig
put of trouble.
The Bank of Buffalo has sent to |
the local banks naturalization cards |