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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-07

The nsrised rsps.tiob Of eorirs piles.
sores snd skin disesses scqured By Ds
wiu's Witch H.E-i 6slve. has led TO The
u.hirs ef worthless ccur,sriests. Be
sure sed a., osly Dswilt's Sslvf. o T..
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-07

The mot soothing. healing snd sntispe
tic application ever devised 10 DsWiu's
Witch H.z.i s.Ive. II relieves u once
nd cure, pilss. sores. eczema snd skin
diseases. Bsvsrs OF limitations q Z Ad
ans Arlinston; A II Peitiborr. Marches
Ter DEPOT; A u Smith. West Arlington.
nAscHnrKR DEPOT
AlonIo Bell 10 very loo having hsd .
second shock Of paralysis.
Oar Ian bermsa ere III Improving 10,
slsis hing and getting 10 good stock Of
logs. y yell - rushing the .sine. Cara
II Ian Der ere beips constantly loaded snd
shipped TO their vsrisus fsstinstons.
Mrs. Barton Chspesn vnbss 10 ex
tssd thsshs 10 bis brsihsr 0id F.llous
Tor tender ssse Of htr husbsrd during ell
HE illeess. slss 10 irisrds srd rsisbbors
o. scts Of kind1.ss d1rirs the iiinss Ct
Der mother. Mrs Pssdo'ph
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-07
MANCHESTER oENTRK

MANCHESTER CENTRE
Regular meeting Of tbs W. X 9. on
Friday ., 2 80 p. m
An elegant line OF ladies' sbiit waists
ct tue r b Smiths Centrsl CASH Store
-Devers Houshto hiss moved irt N The
Deuch tenemen. 10 one owned by DE- Wy
man.
Mrs. Carson Mechin bad The misfor
,uoe TO bresk her leg above the ankle Sal
urdsy morning.
1t 10 reported that the residence oil the
late III. b Colburn has been sold 10 ID.
Il. Dyer, who resides 10 the south part oil
the town. l, is one oil the hnest places 10
town.
The Temperance service Sunday, On
der the auspices OF the W. @. 7. o., was
a,aely attended. Truth wss presented 10
such On earnest, candid manner by Rev.
O. A. Bradford and Rev. s. Brown as to
carry conviction to every heart Tie mus
10 furnished by the III. Z, choir was excel
lent aud iBspiriee.
The Bsptis, socisty will give . recsp
ton to their psstcr, Rev ]. 8. Brown and
sifs GA Friday evening OF the present
week. followed BY 90 oyster supper. pro
ceeds for the benefit OF the society. Every
one is cordially invited Should the westb
er be decidedly stormy on that evening II
will be held on Saturday evening. II CD
The latter evening guests are reqoested to
come early.
There vas . large attendance Of the
'risl Of the tsscher Of the higher depart
nent OF our school on Saturday. A. L. |
Bovn OF South Dorset assisted in the pros
.cntion and Y. u. Archibald conducted
he defense A Jury VS. called Tor, spd 81
Ter bearing Of the case brought 10 v,r
iict for The respondent. A subscription
wss started and money enough secured 10
pay the teachers lawyer A minority Of
be people seem to be ssIi fed With the
esnlt OF The trial.
-Wssbipsto1's Birth Day us pleasant
, observed by Ofmsby Chsp.tr, ID. A. r.
!, On early bour nigh. have been seen
members from Dorest, BsrnnmvilIe and
iber psits Of the the town psckine their
leishs 9th GOOD things and vending
hslr vsy 10 tie lone OF The Regent. Mrs
Il Botsfoid where bouutiful inner
10 served, alter Which the roll vss called
I'd esch nsn bsr responded BY by read
70 40 aticle arp ofris,e TO The Day.
he n, eiioe sss adjourned TO meet With
Ira. Sarah Bowen, March Goth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-07

--seslaen ss.ssr .ssai ssrds, .
Csgirs Basies
g.ns. Ttonss - frpr. \ Y white.
ats u isniess. s.ssfs.r
-Halsy Gsiia hss isa rsssrbed itcz
ssten irip 10 ST. Lssis
-Myros Roberts aud Horace fioyu
vas 10 Mspebestst Iuesdsy.
Mr.. asa Mira Albeit fi,hsr are 10
Ioiesrs over The birth Of . daughter.
Mssrch lat
The section Ct Obs Black and Lewis
Lsns proved success. the ooss selling ~
. coed price
-Cssrlss Ba,ch Of Misbissn 10 spe1d
log . lee days vnh bis sls,tr. Mira Al
bsfs Barton.
Mr.. spd Mira A. l. Ryder we're 10
Hsmpt9r. n Y. fndsy, TO loos over the
cheese factory, where they expect to move
ssJat Apiil lst.
Kew. Wm, Essn snd q. II. Thomp
sou we're 10 North Bsupiostoo Tuesday 10
.ttepesbes ., The Bssuioston comfy sop
dsy school Uti9u.
Il lawsuit wss held 10 school ball
Moadsy. Ststc venus .. Mullen Everett
OF 0rsnvilis, N. u. counsel for the state,
Irving Hnfd OF Manchester Tor defendant. |
The iiy failed 10 seree and 4, wss I'd
loarpsd until March 10 b,
DIR. s J. Bysm has purchased The
practice Of DIR. Bartlett Of E.t Dorset. VI.
md viii remove there With bis family 10
lee weeks, The many friends OF the Goo
or will regret bis going away He he
rood physician std . pleasant gentleman
We uish bin yell 10 bis new Geld.
-Town efiesn: Moderator A L Bar
on, clerk snd treasurer + w Carpenter.
elso.men II Y Moore. A K Barton and J
4 Hsrsood. constable Merritt b Roberts,
verseu II L Moor, listers CHARLES
,sscb. 4 F Hsye and Grant Motey. school
ireciors F W Perkips, 4 P Floxer and
q Frost. road commissioner ErDttt
Issbe. Tax voted. ITO cents.
Report Of Rose cheese factory for the
ear 1900: Amount Of milk received. /.
10 479 lbs; cheese m de. 1923. 632 lbs,
onnds OF milk per h. OF cheese. 10 OF:
,tsi money received. Sl2. 4S8 50, average
rice received per 100 lbs. milk. 90 20.
ov dividend. number lbs. milk 10 10.
,eese. s rs paid per 100 lbs. milk.
30, O W. Sherman. Treasurer.
Joseph Bonnsills, Maker.
Miss Laura Fsrrsr. daughter OF Ssmu
Fsirsr. . former resident of this towp. =
ed very suddenly in Boston, Thursday.
,brnsry IA. eyed 20 years. Tue deoess 81
was well known 10 this conf unity, O
wing With her invalid mother spent sew
vi months Ut the home OF her aunt, Mrs. ri
J. Beebe. She was 3 very estimable
uug lady, beloved BY sll who knew VI
u and the Iews OF her sudden -
slb, coning go uneIpt ciedly was 3 u
eat shock to her friends. She leaves .
Their, one sister aud tao brothers, and Q
go number OF relstieves aud friends,
10 will sadly mourn her loss, The fun
Il Was held from her late home 10 Andov of
w., Sunday, February IT, Mrs Osro
9, Houssy. John Fsrrar. sud Mr. and
Is. Ernest Beebe OF this place attended IN
% large nun Der OF beautiful flowers sent
no friends 10 Boston. where she was en- so
,yed Of the time OF her destb. spoke Of
high este, u In which she was held by so
! friends 10 that place. We extend our
,rtfelt ey apathy 10 the beresved ones.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-07

TIE Il nstssi rent pcs trovr 10 Devoe
lead sad sioa. zirc AID grinding make il
co,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-07

When tbresepsd by pneumonis or any
other long trouble. prompt relief is neces
ssry. Is II 10 dangerous TO Delay. We
would suggest thst ooe Minute Cough
Cure be tsken - soon ss indications Of hsv
log tsken cold ere noticed. Il cure,
quickly snd ito early use prevents con
sumption. oE Adams. Arlington; A Il
Pe,iibone, Manchester Depot; A II Smith.
West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-07

Soch little pills DeWiit's Little Il rly
Risers are veryessiIy taken, and they are
wonderioliy effective 10 olesusing tbsliver
and bowels. OE Adsms. Arliogton; A II
PettIbone, Manchester Depot,A Il Smith,
West Arlington,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
v. c. I. j.
National COnventiOn-.LOcaI
Meetings.

The twenty-eighth annual conven-
tion of the National Women Chris
tian Tenpcra rance Union is to be held
at Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 15-2O,
1901. Indiana visitors and delegates
will 90 through from Indianapolis in
a special sleeper to Fort Worth with
out change. One fare, plus two dol
lars, has been announced as the rate
for the round trip. The semi annual
convention of the Wayne county w.
C. T. e. will be held at Economy,
October 31st, and Nov. 1st a large
delegation is expected from Rich
mond.
The West Side branch of the Mary
+. Thomas ". C.. T. u. invited the
Mothers union to meet with them
last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Mary w. Hill, 119 Hunt street. The
invitation was responded to by
quite number of the members. A
devotional service, as is always the
custom, was first held, when the sub
iect for discussion was announced b..
the president - Social Purity
Mrs. Mary Carman, leader. who in
troduced it in appropriate and well
fitting words.
/ Mrs. Susie Kinsey followed with a
good paper. making an earnest plea
to the mothers present. Mrs. Bertha
Smith gave select reading on the
subject under discussion, then Mrs.
Carman read selection from Whit
tier, all interesting and to the point.
Remarks were called for, which were
responded to by several present. Re
freshments were then served and a
general social good time was enjoyed.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Treasure Designed to Pay
Castro's Troops Sunk I'm
a Wreck.
A SUSPICIOUS CASE
Circumstances Attending the Sinking
OF the Arends Point TO Possible
Plot for Gain.
Loss Of Money Will Prove a Severe
Blow to the Needy Venezuelan
Government.

Wfllemstad Island of Curacao, Oct
ia fishing schooner which has just
arrived here from Aruba island, north
west of Curacao, brings the story that
the Arends, Venezuelan Schooner,
bound from La Guayara to pay the
troops on the frontier-the amount
being estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000 00O-encountered heavy weather
last Sunday nieht off Aruba island and
foundered in deep water. the entire
sum being lost. The crew, according
to the story, reached the island in a
boat.
The money is supposed to have been
part of the sum raised in Caracas a
fortnight ago from the Bank of Nene-
zuela by President Castro. If it is
actually the case the government has
sustained a very severe blow. The
sinking of the schooner was attended
with certain suspicious circumstances.
The weather Sunday night was calm
and the captain of the Arends resides
on Aruba island. There are other
minor details pointing TO the possi-
bility of collusion with outsiders TO
secure possession of the money.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Circuit Court.

Judge Smith did not come this
morning. but telephoned that he
would be here Monday morning. at
which time the Seifert case will come
PIP There viii be 40 further delay
Before Judge Fox this morning the
case of John NJ Stout VS.. Jane Stout
was tried. 1t is an insanity proceed
ing. Mrs. Stout was found to be ~
years of age, and her health was
found to be such that she gould not
be produced in court, She was found
to be insane and incapable of hand
ling her estate W. Fl. Bradbury
will be appointed guardian by con-
sent of all parties, on Monday.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
BOAT WENT DOWN
The State OF Michigan Now on Bot.
tom of the Lake.

Muskegon, Mich, Oct. 19.-The Bar
ry line steamer, State of Michigan.
sank yesterday four miles northwest
of White Lake harhor. The boat is
now lying in 80 feet OF water in the
path of eastcoast steamers. The crew
escaped in boats with the assistance
OF the White Lake life saving crew.
The Michisan left this port bound
for Manfstee. When off White Lake
the piston rod of the engine broke
and, according to the story of the
captain, broke hole through the bot
tom of tbe boat. through which the
water poured with such force and
quantity that the engine hands Were
driven out of the room and she was
abandoned TO her fate and soon went
down.
The State of Michigan has been in
service on the Great Lakes since 1872
having been built that year by Burger
X Burger of Manitowoc and ran as
the first Goodrich line steamer be
tween Chicago and Muskegon. Cap
tain Miles Barry purchased her for
$4,000 two years ago. She was val
ued at $4,000 and was insured for
$2o.oUo. Captain Barry says that he
Will not attempt 10 raise her.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
THEIR REPORTS.
The Various Committees of
Council Met Yesterday
and Prepared Reports
For Council Monday
Evening Next.

IL reference to the recommends
tion of Mr.. Norris for the painting of
the Main street bridge the board de-
cided that on account of the late
ness of the season the work should
be deferred until next spring.
The board will recommend the i'm
provement of the alley between north
fifteenth and sixteenth streets from
E to the railroad Petitioned by
August kielhorn and others.
The finance committee will report
approving the treasurer s report for
month ending September SO. It shows
receipts of 81 420 Is during the
month, OF which - 600 Is for liquor
licenses. The expenditures were
s11, 752. 81 Of this S3, ,948 went to
the municipal electric light. The
general fund IS overdra wn S31. 155. oI
The balance II the treasury Is
50, III. 9S.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Turks Say That Miss Stone
Permitted Herself TO Be
Abducted.
ALL OUT OF SYMPATHY
Her Regard For the Macedonian
Committee They Say Prompted
Her Part in the Affair.
A Story Upon Which Comment Is
Superfluaus-Bulga Politics
stirred Up.

Vienna. Oct. I9.-An extraordinary
version OF the Stone abduction comes
today from Constantinople. 1t is de-
clared in Turkish official circles thar
Miss Stone sympathizes with the
Macedonian committee and herself
agreed TO the kidnapping, SO thar ran
som would be paid 10 the committee
Comment upon this story Is quite su
perfiuous.
NJ. Saratoff. Bulgarian minister Of
the interior. and for the time being
minister OF foreign affairs. addressed
a note TO Mr.. Dickinson, United States
consul general at Constantinople. q
few days ago, in which. after com
planning that the consul general had
expressed dissatisfaction with the
measures OF the BulCarians had taken
against the kidnappers of Miss Stone
he strongly protested against his gov
ernment being held responsible for =
crime committed on Turkish territory
and declared that in order to guard
itself against serious and unmeriteG
accusation the Bulgarian government
had resolved should the robber band
try to cross the Bulgarian frontier. or
succeed in stealing into Bulgaria. 70
have 1t mercilessly pursued and AMI
hilated by bulgarian troops.
I'VE will not enter into any negotl-
ations whatever for paying ransom"
said NJ. Saratoff. .'as we don't want
precedents established for any robbers
that may infest the neighborhood TO
turn TO Bulgaria whenever this seei.s
to their advantage. We are firmly da-
termined to make I'M example which
will deter robbers from rppeafin.
such speculations. 1t VIII then M
longer lee possible TO accuse Bulgaria
of harboring secret committees wBiea
organize for kidnapping Foreigners fl
Turkey and removing thesn 70 fsat
garia, there peacefully to eRjay tie
ransom tney extort.''
From the above IL may be r. garded
as convincing proof that Bulgaria is
shielding the Macedonian committee
and that the Sofia correspondents
were correct when declaring that
Macedonians. disguised as Turks had
Kidnapped Miss Stone and that a regu-
lar game is being played by Bulgarian
troops on one side and Turkish troops
on the other side of the frontier. each
side trying TO smuggle prisoners over
the border in order that the ransom paid
by sentimental Americans may be re-
covered, as the Bulgarians wish from
| Turkey. and that some prisoners. but
for this farce, could be produced ar
any moment.
The right course now is to not pay
ransom, but hold Bulgaria RESPONSE
BILE for every hair of Miss Stones head.
Those who know the facts see no rea~
son to anticipate any danger to her.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
All Go Out.

Concerning much mooted ques-
ton the attorney general of the
state has given the following opin-
ion:
Under an act of 1901 in regard to
cities (acts of 1901, p. 114 all coun-
cilmen in Office go out of Office at the
next city election, and successors
must then be elected for those who
were elected for four years, as well
as for those whose terms would ex-
pire in 1902 under the old law.
The legislature, acting within
power which the supreme court has
recognized, reduced the terms OF
councilmen elected in 1900 for four
years. 1t is well settled by the
supreme court that where the term
of an officer is fixed by the constitu-
tion, the legislature can not re
duce it; Tut that where the Office
has been created by statute. the term
may be reduced or the Office abol-
ished in the discretion OF the legisla-
ture.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Tragedy of the Tunnel.

New York. Oct. 19.-Five men were
Killed and two injured yesterday when
an enormous mass of rock caved from
the side and roof of the rapid transit
tunnel. in course of construction on
Broadway about the line of One Hun
dred and SiNtyFourth street. in this
city. owen Bly,. the section boss. who
is in charge of that portion of the
tunnel. was placed under arrest. He
was later taken to the Harlem court
and remanded to the coroner's office.
where an examination is in progress
today.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
A Surprising Story.

Detroit, Oct 19.-A surprising story
is told in Detroit by prominent young
society woman of Petoskey, Mich.
who is visiting friends here, but who
does not wish TO be quoted. She says
that since the condemnation Of Czol-
goez the wives of three of the most
prominent citizens of that place have
received anonymous letters, threaten
ing them with assassination. The
letters state that the recipient is one
Of 100 women throughout the United
States selected to be killed in retail
alton for the execution of the assassin
OF Presiden Mckinley
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
A sofia View Of lt.

Sofia. Oct. 19.-Four thousand Bu1-
garian and Turkish troops have been
occupied in the effort TO obtain Miss
Stones release. 1t is believed here
that her release would have beep
effected but for Mr.. Dickinson's rs-
fusal to offer her capfors more than n an
ordinary pour Aboire. Mr.. Dickinson's
extraordinary action is regarded az
suicidal. A large sum must be paid to
the brigands. as otherwise Miss Stones
life viii he eacrificed. If Mr.. Dick
inson desires Vengeance on the brigands,
the woman must be ransomed first
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
France Will BE Firm.

Paris. Oct. 19.-The French govern
ment, while still confident that tLe
Lorando claim against the Turkish
government will be settled amica bly,.
is determined. in view OF the approach
ing of parliament, not to grant the
Porte more time TO fill its obligations.
having decided TO resort. IN case Of ne
cessity. 10 all the measures of coercion
warranted by the circumstances.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Dumont'S Balloon Ascends

Paris, France, Oct. 19.-Santos
Dumout ascended this afternoon and
in FIVE minutes began to round the
Eiffel tower
NJ. Santos DuMont completed the
trip in 80 minutes, 40 and four
seventh seconds, according to the
committee, Il Us failing to meet the
conditions which limited the time to
thirty minutes. NJ. Deuts, however.
says the aeronaut won the prize,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Ohio Campaign Opening.

|, Delaware, O., Oct. 19.-ConPress-
man Womack presided at the open
ing meeting Of the Republican cam
paiQn this afternoon. Beside him
the speakers were Car, L. Nippert,
Governor Nash, Senator'S Foraker
and Hanna. President Bashford of
the Ohio Wesleyan University en-
tertained the senator's at luncheon.
Excursions were run from all points
and great crowd was present.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Football.

The high school teams of Richmond
and knightstown are PLAYING this
afternoon on Reid field. The Knights
town boys are registered at the
Westcott as follows: Vern Carey,
Charles Pike. Reginald Bell. B. Con
ner, Raw Pike, Arthur st. Clair,
Frost McLaren, L. Upton, Henry
Bentlage, Floyd Brinkman and Will
Shuey
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
More Small pOx.

Yesterday it looked like the small
pox was over, but there are three
new cases today. All are colored.
There have been no cases vet among
white people. Last night John
Jones, who lives in the old brewry
building on south eighth street came
down with the diseas. His wife
wanted to go to the pest house with
him to nurse him, but was not al
lowed, This morning, she too, came
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
hObSOn at knoxville.

Knoxville. Tenn. Oct. 10 Capt
Richmond P Hobson is here today
10 attend the D. A. r. dedication
monument marking the site of the
home of Genera James ". White,
the founder OF Knoxville, who was
Hoo>ou 5 great great grandfather.
The ceremony is on the lawn of the
su burbap home of Jesse c. Grouer
where General White home stood
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Fires at Cambridge.

Cambridge City had two fires in
the past twenty four hours. but they
were put out without very much
damage. Last evening the Big -Four
depot caught FIRE in the roof. The
damage was not large This morn
ing the Adams express Office at the
Panhandle depot caught and was
burned perhaps to the extent of 800.
Both fires were from sparks from en-
gines.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Striker Fined $3.50.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct ED
ward E. Bassette of the Chicago Tv-
biographical union was fined $3.50 and
costs today in the U. S. court for
disobeying an injunction issued
against strikers of the w. b. Conkey
company, Hammond, Ind.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Hote. Burned.

Houston, Texas, Oct. 19-At 2:30
a. N. fire started in the Hutchins
House, four story hotel covering a
half block All within the walls
burned. All the guests escaped eX
cept one unknown man. He was
seen to fall back into the flames.
Loss $3.50 600
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Fell Through TreStles.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. ia
freight drawn by two engines fell
through trestie forty feet high
rear Leeds today on the Central
Georgia railroad Fireman Simpson
Hunter was killed. The following
were injured: Engineer J. u. Wet
ster. Oscar Vaughan, the for-raer
fatally, Foreman Carroll and Marx
Wood, tramp.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Ohio Campaign Opening.

Cleveland, o., Oct. Ex-senator
Hanna left early today for Delaware,
o., to speak at the Republican cam
paign opening. A special train car
ried several hundred Clevelanders to
the Delaware meeting.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19

down and was taken TO the pest
house. Ben Sanders who came down
yesterday was already there. He be-
longes TO the Atkinson family. but
tie Jones family are in a new locality
entirely. All cases are now IN the
pest houses and no houses in the
city are carded.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Great Fire in Sidney.

North Sidney, c. B.. Oct. ia
great fire is raging in Sidney. At =
p. m. quarter of the place was in
ashes. Help has been sent from here
and other places.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Announcement.

Sunday school decision week next
week. If possible let pastors appoint
more than their quota of canvassers
because we will need all we can
get. Canvassers meet next Monday
night at 1:3o at the First Presbyter-
ian Sunday school room
Resp,
THE COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
Politics Cuts a Ftpure

London. Oct. 19.-Discussing the at-
duction of Miss Stone editorialIy. the
Times says: 1T is exceedingly doubt
full whether the Bulgarian government
viii exert itself to infiict ineonveD-
ieuce upon the Macedonian commit
tee from which il Is accustomed te
expect political services
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
important Event.

Lon don, Oct 19.-Eugere thinner
man ard the mother of the Duke OF
Manchester have arrived at the Down
house. Windsor, in anticipation of
the accouchement of the young
Duchess