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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-16
PETITIONS,


From Brunswick & Birmingham
Railroad company, with plot attached
showing location of the located line on
Bay street south of F, received and
referred to Mayor and two members of
Council. City Attorney and City En-
gineer, with instructions to report al
next meeting.
COMMUNICA ALTON FROM BOARD
OF EDUCATION.
Hon. G. L. Gambler, with reference
to amount due by the city for lease on
Town Commons, received and referred
to Mayor and three members of Coun-
Gil, to investigate and report as soon as
practicable,
N D. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-16

Get ready for the visitors next week
by having Jim Carter clean and press
your suit.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-16

aud prescr bling penalties for the " vic
lation of the same. Was read first
time.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
IN POOR Los BEHALF
President Is Asked to Withhold His
Proclamation.

Washington. June 20.-Former Con
gresham Springer. who is counsel for
the kiowa. Comanche and Apache In
dams in their suit to enjoin the sec
rotary of the interior from opening up
to settlement the reservations in Ok
lahoma, has filed with the president
n memorial praying that he exercise
his discretion under the law and with
hold the issuance of his proclamation
for six months after the final allot-
ments to the Indians are made, and
thus give congress an opportunity to
repeal the present law The memorial
says that Lone Wolf. one of the chiefs
of the kiowas. is a Baptist minister.
and that others of the Indians are
Christians. and prays that the presi-
dent viii not send these men back to
tell the members of their tribe that q
Christian country would defraud them
of their lands
Mr.. Springer says if the lower court
refuses an injunction the case will be
carried TO the supreme court Of the
United States
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
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pimples, mucous patches, falling
hair, itching skin, scrofula, old rheu-
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
1t Takes a Remedy OF On
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the Unqualified Praise OF
a Successful Pracucing
Physician.

DIV. Bates OF Corfu. n. Y. states !:
i. A most remarkable case has come under
nv hands Of late and has fully convinced me
Of the wonderful power Of DIR. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills over diseases OF the
nerves.
"A Young lady who was treated fos over
two years for epilepsy by two doctors was
given up to die I found that her sickness
was not epiIesy. but nervous troubles. que
to menstrual arrangements. and pIescnoeo
four of DR.. ChAse's Nerve Pills day. after
meals and at bedtime. Since that time sne
has no, hal a single bad spell. Hef health
has rzpidIv improved, she has gained about
Isnounds in weight. and do not hesitate to
state that DIR. A. ". Chase's Nerve Pills have
saved her life and restored her to health
Mrs. Favcest of Marietta g.. ST. Glars
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Chase's Nerve Pills and can recommend
them TO Others as a good sound reliable nerve
ard GENERAL tonic, When ! got the box Of
the Pills vas complaining OF Acrvousness.
weakness and pain through the shoulders
rheumatic in SPECIFICATION not over good
as usual. The effect of the medicine mas
been very satisfactory indeed. 50 marked
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comfort can conscientiousiy say tney A.e
fine and what they are represented 70 DC. ~ !,
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Mrs. NJ. ]. Hubbard Of Railroad Avenue
| S;.,r,<x;Ile w. Va, saNA II like DIR
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| -re;,able, unable to sleep, had not sake'
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See that the portrait and signature OF ~
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
A MIXED CROWD
Various Political Sects Get Together
For Bryan.

Various Political Sects Get Together
For Bryan.
Kansas City, June 2U.-"The Allied
moters hope will result before 1904 in
a national organization strong enough
to name a presidential nominee, was
launched here yesterday afternoon. 1t
was the outcome of conference Of
reformers from the ranks Of the old
parties, and its principles are said by
some to have been adopted with a
view to fitting the views OF William
j. Bryan.
The conference was called by Lee
Merriwether of St. Louis, who with
- other st. Louis leaders In the public
ownership party of that city came to
Kansas City after a visit to Mr. Bryan
at Lincoln, where the Intentions Of
the delegation had been laid before the
Nebraska statesman. Mr.. Bryan, 1t
was stated. had expressed sympathy
with the movement if he had not gone
so far as to support It, At the con-
ference there We're Populists OF all
persuasfons. public ownership advo-
Gates, free silver Republicans, Social
lists. Single-taxers and Bryan Demo-
Gratis 1t was stated that 1t was pro-
posed to form third party In Mis-
souri,. which should finally be taken up
by the dissatisfied in the old parties
from other states
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
:
rEISSE ir-isksGRAM >

u..xr snaws have fallen In Bavarian and
Ty roiean Alps Ia
Mad dogs are killing sheep and cattle
near Albany. NY
Oklahoma millers are Arranging 70 ~
Beaumont oil for fuel
In a auarrel at Union. la. William bug
huff was killed by Milton tienl"i4s-
Tbs, Methodist church at Lnras. hah-'
.ruesy- BALDWIN the tarfnaan. Is seFi-
onsy iii, and fears for his recovery are
entertained
j. d. barbour. head Of the nrm OF har ,
no,r - sons thread manufacturers. Is dead
in London
Prince and Princess Hatzfeldt are in San
Francisco presumably fer the purpose oi
| contrasting Huntington VIII
yhe sixth annual convention OF the VA
,,annl Wholesale Ltaaer Dealers ass"Sia-
| ,ion Is In session at Cincinnati
PHYSICIANS examined and declared y 5S'
/ az santa Fe. y NJ, TO be sane man
/ The car has signalized the birth "f M
daughter by issuing oAase soa t,t s'''7
| the uunishment Of the riotous students
/ ysm.s F. Ahearn Of New York shot hlS
| - aniSa and then sent a bullet through
| w I'm brain Both were dead when
| found - WI,
In speech at cnNhayen, Ef ~ 3si,s +" IN IN
| lam saws recent developments III nina n
| aieafe that peace Asill soon reign IN NJ
| Europe -,
Dr. ]. G. ,essup, who was s.s shSs ns c an
| II
| - dead Adams Is In the county JAN
| Oakland.
| pr,radtar General John II. Tnrchtn wei
known veteran of the civil war, y deaa !.
sha Illinois state hospital for the insane a
| Anna ~
A, wfnoua Lake auditorium today %
| yr.luates from the common schools 81 Nc
So county received diplomas IL Is IN
| largest single class ever graduated III ~
| diana. -
rh, capital stock of the Youngstown "
| Iron and Tube company Is 10 he lhcteass
| trao On. to two million dollars 10 PROVE
: | ear extensive additions TO the ihiIi's. y
nlant which the company Is no" tFSetti
| there.
; Aa,u,ant General Corbin left WashinEtt
,oday for the Philippines. where ne II
: make special inspection of mllt,ary 49, :"
n | 1itions and needs for the personal haiN
:, nation OF the president and the seereta
| Of war
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

| The Winchester Democrat nav.
the following compliment to Hon
James r. Watson 8 late memorial All
dress at that place:
This was truly a great speech
Many parts Of it would have % 70
credit to Charles Sumner or an Ed
ward Everett. 1t was replete with
beautiful imagery, language as class
&c and rythmical as one will find. but
with all its flowers the basic idea
was broad as the world and deep as
the oceans. If one were to name the
address it would be 1.-The Equality
Of Man. Mr.. Watson adhered
closely to his text, too; and he won
increased renown by this production
Indiana must enroll the name of |
James r. Watson on her roster as
me OF the great orators and states
nen, Congressman Jim is a COMING
nan. His mind is rapidls expand
ng. That augurs well for him and
is party.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

| Obey the law That is the onl,
safe rule for any community. N.
class should be exempt from it. Ger
tainly liquor sellers should not claim
immunity from this rule. Their bust.
ness, to say the least, has no partie-
uiar claim on the indulgence of a
community. It's profits are i'm
mensely larger than those of anv
other business. If other men can
get along with six days business in
the week surely saloon keepers can.
Sunday liquor selling is unlawful in
this state and there can be no excuse
ior IL. Moreover, the saloon keeper
who has persons congregating about
MS place on Sundays has no right to
the benefit of the doubt ii any of |
those persons becomes intoxicated
md admits getting the liquor of him
Or In his saloon. The dealer who
'eiis liquor to minor should he re-
'arded as the common enemy of
mankind. The limit of punishment
hould be given him.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
The Excitement At Shreye-
port Finds Vent In An
Illegal Execution.
SHERIFF OVERPOWERED
frophet Smith and Another Negro
said to Be the Ringieaders Are
Hoisled To a Limb.
Inc Killing Of John G.. Foster Finds
Sequel In Double
Lynching.

shreveport. La. June o0.-Frank
better known as Prophet Smith. anf
r. -. McLand. held at Benton for com.
| piicity In the murder of John GRAY
roster, We're taken out by a mob las,
hisht and strung up to a tree. They
were ieft dangling side By side. The
iyhching occurred on the Arkansas
road about one mile and a half from
the JAN Both negroes made stare
iients before death, denying that they
had anything To do with the kiIlinr
SMITH, who WAS the head of tne
church of Cod movement In that
section, and was blamed as heinz ra-
sponslble for the sentiment ayaiusr tho
whites which led to the death of Eos-
ter. died praying. McLand was si,an,
as he was strung up.
AS Sntith was being led from tha
'aii prior to the execution. he was
ieard 70 say: Lord. you promised IN |
De with me now"
There We're about 200 armed man IN
ne mob, and they overpowered tba
heriH and jailer, taking the Keys
way from them. The lynchers claim.
thaf the execution of these neproas
as necessary to the preservation Of
ie H'eS OF White men in this yicin-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

Willie Coffin received his dischare
I'D bankruptcy in New York yester
DAY and is now free to continue th,
brilliant business career which was
checked for time by adverse cir.
chmstances. 1t will be remembered
that when Willie's petition in bank
rnptcy was filed his liabilities were
pat down at 81, $50, 900 and his assets
10 80. That s25 has presumably
Deen distributed among his creditors.
ana they certainly ought to be happy.
mad Willie been an ordinary bank
rupt he would have kept back enough |
81 .he 80 to get his pants krimpt
ana MS shoes shined, but he is NOT
'hat KIND OF q man, and he will
nave no trouble in getting credit to
start life anew.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Wine Room Tragedy.

Fort Worth, Tex, June 20.-Henry
Moore, a foreman in the shops of the
Fort Worth and Denver railroad, shot
and killed his wife and III. H. Russell
in a wineroon In this city last night
Moore traced his wife to a saloon and
there found her with Russell. He
beat them frightfully with the butt
of his pistol, after which he began
shooting. His wife was dead when
Moore was arrested
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

Who has not heard of Colonel JacL
Chinn, the famous kentucky turf
man? The colonel has probably alb.
sorbed as much Bourbon whisky as
any man in the blue grass region,
and that means a good deal. The
other day, in New York, he was in.
vited by lot of boon companions to
take drink with them at the Hoff-
man house bar. What will You
have2" was proposed to the colonel
as the guest of the party, and they
were paralyzed by the following re
ply;
Mineral water and nothing else.
unless it he sarsaparilla. Down in
Kentucky there's a little blue eyed
woman who has stuck to me through
thick and thin. She S the best woman
in the world, gentlemen, and the
most patient, and the most forgiving.
Three months ago she told me that
all the trouble that | have ever had
was caused by whisky. | agreed
with her. She suggested that | quit
10. She did not command me 10
leave il alone. Had she done that.
such is the working of the masculine
mind, ! would probably be stan ding
here with a brown bottle at my elbow.
She just suggested that | cut il out
sort of intimated it would be
good thing for the Chin family
'Youv' e had a pretty good time
during your sojourn on this earth,
colonel. said she. and I've got an
idea in my head that from now on
YOU will be better of divorced from
strong drink.
II pondered over her words. and
that same night | went to her and
said. My dear girl, I've quit. No
more for me. She didn't say a
word. She just reached up and
pulled my face down. and-gentle-
men, to my wife, if you please.
The party did not insist, or sneer
at Col. Jack. They took OF their
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

~ IS a question worthy of serious
consideration whether the public
market in this city should be con.
tinned The patronage is evidently
falling off both on the part of saller,,
ara buyers. Last year the revenue
20 the city from the sale of stalls was
FIJI less than it was the year be
FORE Wbiie the citys@ ins-se--ssa -
f)bse.H 20 increase the cost by raising
the market master's salary. There
is no economy for our citizens in the
public market so far as prices are
concerned. The groceries sell vege-
tables, poultry, etc, just as low as
they can be bought in the market,
and they pay tax for the privilege.
The public market has not increased
market gardening here. Compare
lively few country people attend the
public market fewer every year.
Counting the interest on the invest
ment in the grounds and building
and the cost of keeping up the mar
ket, including the market master S
salary, Richmond is certainly paying
high price for the luxury of a public
market. The fact seems to be fairly
Established that interest can not be
increased in the market. To the con
trary, there is tangible evidence that
it is decreasing. In view of these
facts is it reasonable proposition
to increase the cost of this market2
Would it not be more reasonable to
consider the propriety of abolishing
it alto ether? To get at the proper
thing To do it is not necessary to find
out what other cities have done or
can do. The question for us to con
slider is what is best for Richmond,
and the best guide in this, as in al
other matters, is experience.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Interesting. nTrne

Denver. June eu.-It is said that a
gigantic scheme is under way to trans
fer the railroads Of the United States
TO the government. A Western finan-
eier declares that within a few years
the Rockefeller. Hartman. Wander
biit- Gould and Morgan interests would
turn over 10 the government every line
OF railroad in the country. the govern
Eent To pay the total value OF about
Sio.uo,Uo.ooo. a string OF banks, con-
trolled by the same interests, to I'm
ance the deal
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
NAY SPRING /
Self Defense viii he Jessie
Morrtson's

Self Defense viii BE Jessie
Morrison's
Eldorado, Kan, juno only
TWO days OF testimony Estate
In the case of Jessie Nh trial
for the murder of .fAs,,s
rested late yesterday 4 Th.
defense VIII, 1t is said q en-
prise In the introductio owl
| uence not adduced at rial
When Miss Morrison rooAa i'm
December last TO tell iuN de
iense of the fatal qua = he,
rival, she testified that Nbaf
called her TO the house arr ,h,
trouble AT that time az, n,
A = Morgan. a peddlerx or,
that he heard Mrs. Castlenoo
as Miss Morrison was he
house. and call her In, wa tod
Morgan could not be foun +,
now said the defense has mir
ana VIII put him on the ST, Tho
new witnesses may be init h
ne defense to sustain the lei
iefense.
Inc evidence yesterday col G
ne death-bed statement of "a.
lie, In which she accuses =
ison of calling upon her i,
eglnning a quarrel and then =
er with a razor. and the intr i
witnesses who described m I,
the Castle house on the moi.
lie fight.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
But One Left b. hind.

Sullivan, Ind, June 20.-Frank VIII
son of jackson Hill, out of the 80 men
volunteering from this county for ser
vice in the Philippines, is the only
man who lost his life. Perry c. VIII
son, his brother. who enlisted with him
and was standing by his side when he
was killed, will return home tomor-
row with the other members of the
31st infantry from this county.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Perjury Is Charged.

KokOmo. Ind. June 20.-Norman Fry
and loren Mccoy of Russiaville have
been arrested on charge of perjury.
1t Is said these men swore falsely
in the case of the state against Robi-
son, who is on trial heue as an accom-
plice of John r. Mason in the Illegal
sale of liquor at Russiaville Their
arrest has caused a sensation in the
western part of the county, and has
engendered bad blood
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
NiCknm Ontdnno

Frankfort. Ind, June 2O.-S c. Har-
lamon OF this city has patented what
he claims to be a perpetual light, or a
chemical light. 1t burns in a glass
globe, similar to an electric light He
was recently offered $4,000 for per-
mission TO manufacture the light. and
ii Is now said that he has accepted
the offer. although he declines to make
a statement. Mr.. Harlamon is almost
IS years old
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Russians Are lDisanpofnt

81. petersburg, June 2O,-Tlms
general disappointment at the fad,
another daughter, instead of a.
mas peeh added to the cars fan.
Many private and other calculatt
nave thereby been upset. The ),
tlciahs anticipated amnesties. deco
IONS. reforms and society refes !.
the taxpayers were looking forwa
10 the remission Of important sta
taxes.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Murder Closes Gambling Home.

Springfield. Ills, June 2o-The cor
oher $ jury in the case of Frank pof-
Ienberger of Jacksonville, a gambler
VINO was shot and instantly killed nv
=, Constable W. IT, Brown during a raid
Auesuay night on Chester NJ. Lanes
eamDilng house. last nigh returned q
'eruict recommending that Brown he
heid to the grand jury for murder
without bail Mayor Phillips yester-
lay had all gambling houses closed
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Counterfeiting On big scale.

Mexico City. June Cot is estirnat-
ed that 10000 American --oilars have
been counter:s4ted and sold at a heavy
advance over their intrinsic value by
the gang with which Jose FriaS is
charged with being connected Ii is
said that an immense number of
American dollars have been coined at
the mint in Chihuahua and circulated
in the United States
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

Il
I Prepared by Thomas ]. Newkirk,
abstractor OF titles, office at the
court house.
Sarah ]. Endsley and husband to
Eliza H. Turner, the undivided one.
eighth part of south half of northeast
quarter section 30, township IL, range
| l, 50 acres, $500.
Eliza A Turner to Eliza Fl. Tur-
ner, the undivided one eighth part of
south half of northeast quarter sec
ton 30. township Ii, range l, so
acres, $500.
Abram w. Turner and wife to Eliza
II. Turner, the undivided half inter
est of the south half of northeast
quarter section 30, township ID,
range l, 50 acres, 81, 800.
| Frederick w. Layman to George
Rowland, lot % in Pugh Williams
and Henries addition to Centerville,
81.
Eliza A. Seaton and husband to
Frederick w. Layman, lot % in
Pugh Williams and Henries addition
| to Centerville, 81.
| j. E. Harris and wife to William
b. Pierson, lots 80, 40 and Al in
Hugh Motfitt S addition to Richmond,
81, 900.
Sarah Taylor to Edward Schlenker
and wife, part northeast quarter sec
tion 3. township II, range l; $500.
John G. Morris and wife to Chas
| w. Crabb, the east half lots out of
northeast quarter section %, town
| ship 10, range II, 3l-1OO of an acre;
$3.50.
/ Charles w. Crabu to Margaret FL
labarger, part northeast quarter sec
ton 29, Is, II, $3.50.
John OLoughlin and wife to Chas
c. Harlan, lot in William Baxter S
addition to Richmond; 1900
Lily Grothaus to Herman r. Grot-
haus, part lot 4 in Oakland; 81 500.
| John b. Dougan and wife to Fan
ME Nj. Gray, the undivided half of
part lot l52, c. w. Stars addition
to Richmond; $1,000.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Richmond Palladium
=
Thu RSDA4, JUNE 20, 1901.

severe storms occurred in nearly
an parts of the state Yesterday.
Richmond, as usual, escaped. Here
we simply had a splendid rain that
was needed. Richmond's immunity
from storms has become proverbial.
III Is about the only safe place in the
slate to live in summer time. This
iact was discovered by DIR. Baer
years ago.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Child Killed BY q Train.

Valparaiso. Ind, June 2o.-Emma.
the 5-year-oid daughter of Michael
Goeych Of Whiting. was struck by the
Valparaiso accommodation train and
instantly killed The little one was
playing alongside the track and the
engineer was unable to stop in time.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Will Live to tSepent.

Terre Haute. Ind. June 20.-Miss
Clara Miller attempted to commit sui
eide with morphine. but was discoy-
cred. and after an all-night effort she
was brought out of danger. A young
man who had been calling on her
ceased his visits, and she became de-
sDoudeut
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

Belmont. Tex. June 2o.-Western
Texas is thoroughly aroused over the
recent killing of SherifTs Morris and
Glover and Constable Schanbel by
Mexican outlaws. Large posses are
pursuing the murderers and every sec
don OF west Texas between the scene
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20
Color Line Closes Min.

Muncie, Ind. June 20-The Republic
Iron company last night closed down
its big nut and bolt works here be-
cause half Of the employees struck
Tuesday when Superintendent Adams
put colored man 10 work among
them In the finishing department..