Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-17

ne Geo. w. Scnepnan-
Mrs. Ira Swisher is the guest of
Yrs. Jerome Larger in Corners
lille.
Q nlts, dust caps. aprons, at the
market tomorrow in the room next /
% Meyers grocery.
Thomas Jessup viii attend the |
Meeting of the grand lodge of Odd |
Fellows at Indianapolis next week.
The site for the c., r. & NJ station |
1T Economy was recently staked on
Il will be almost a quarter of mile
east of town.
1t is understood that business
man of this city recently drew a
sl5 900 prize in the I4oterie Royale
Of Brussels, Belgium.
S. W. Gillildn, formerly of this
city, is on the program at the meet
ing Of the Western Association of
Writers, TO be held at Winona Lake
June 242S.
There is nothing new today in the
matter OF the traction lines. The
committee on construction is all out
Of the city and not expected again
until next week.
There will be a game of base ball at
the Driving park tomorrow afternoon
between the Panhandle and the
Pogue, Miller It Co. s teams. No ad
mission will be charged.
Our stock of suitings is by far the
largest in the city. Geo. w. Schep-
man.
There was considerable talk over
town this morning to the effect that
a shock of earthquake had been felt
in the city last night about midnight.
Several report having felt it, bat
aone report any alarming sensations.
The Elks last night had work on
three candidates. giving the full work
to George Schwegman, Bert McDiy
tit and George I1eBoutillier. They
have six candidates for honors to be
taken up at the next meeting also.
Further particulars with regard to
the death of Matt Farlow at Chicago
are that he died from the result of a
stroke of paralysis. He had a stroke
before he left here The funeral took
took place yesterday.
The G. A r. department of Indi-
ana was organized in 1866, thirty
five wears ago, and since that time
Rich mond has had oniv two state
commanders-William w. Dudley
and Tsomas w. Bennett.
Our work must fit. 1t is always
more to my interest than your S that
you get fit. Geo. w. Schepman.
There will on May 26 be a new or
der added to the many this city now
possesses The new order will be
known as the Knights of Columbus 5,
a Catholic organization. 1t promises
to have Il large membership.
Eaton Register; Miss Marshall
has charge of. the musical depart
ment of the Wayne township schools,
where she has met with great sue
cess. Her salary has been recently
advanced and she will remove 20
Richmond to live.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 the
Earlham base ball club will meet the
University of Kentucky team on Reid
Field. This will probably be the
hardest game that Earlham will par
ticipate in. The visiting team is a
strong aggregation of players.
There has been a party here who
has been claiming to be q member oil
the order of Elks, and his claim has
been Investigated by the local order
and he has been found to be pre-
tender. He will be published through
the grand lodge at Chicago.
Mrs. John Barrett, Fort Wayne
avenue, entertained the Ladies AT
ternoon Social club yesterday after
noon. A pleasant afternoon W as
spent playing progressive euchre
Prizes were won by Mrs. Meagan and
Mrs. Dan Griffin. A nice luncheon
was served.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Richmond Shovel company were filed
with the recorder today. The CON
pany organizes with 800, 900 capital
stock in shares of 800 each. stock
Transferable. The directors for the
first year are T. G. Hibberd, S w.
Gaar and Henry A. Urban.
The high school base ball nine 20
to New Castle tomorrow, where they
EXP ect to hang the hides on the fence
of the New Castle high school team
The Richmond boys are Hill 3b, Mey-
erS C, Weigman SIS, Jamison %, Bulla
10, Compton If, Steinkamp C, Men
denhall IF, Bulla p, Williams sub.
Reynolds of the Entire Nous goes
with them as coach.
Marion Tribune. The right of way
man, T. ]. Newkirk, and his assist
ant, Frank l., Fox, are in this coun-
ty now looking after the right of way
for the Cincinnati, Richmond 4 Nun
Gle railroad. They are making fire.
quent trips to this city for the e x
animation of records, etc. There are
now five gangs of graders at work
on the line between Jonesboro and
CASTOR and each gang has large
number of men and horses tearing UP
the earth at q great rate.
The rare books. curios and works
Of art owned by the estate of Mr..
Biddle of Logansport has been in
voiced for sale. This will set loose
Dne of the finest collections in the
state in this line. Many books now
,ut of print. works of art and the |
ike are in the collection, some of |
hem practically priceless. Hon. W.
}. Foulke is giving it some attention |
nd hopes to secure some of them. /
some of the works dealing with the /
indian tribes and the early history of
indiana and the west should be Sc
ured for the reference portion of the
iorrisson-R Reeves library If such al