Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-31

Mr.. Lewis Zoller and wife who
were visiting relatives here returned
home to Greensburg this morning.
Mr.. Ferguson of Rideeville, who
was here to attend the Odd Fellows
meeting last evening, returned home
this morning.
w I'll. Leedy and wife, who were
guests of Dir. and Mrs. Thomas Jes-
sup, returned home to Indianapolis
this morning.
]. L. Richey, the Cambridge City
druggist, has sold out TO George E.
Maxwell of PIttsburg, who takes
possession at once,
Miss Cora White of Richmond, a
niece of Mrs. NJ. V. Brown of Milton,
was married to Geo. Cite of Muncie
Sunday, October 20.
Mr.. Passman Cheney, represent
ing Whitehall Taylor & Co., orug-
gists' glassware and sundries, is in
town today, his annual tour.
The beautiful festival of All Saints
will be observed as usual at ST. Paul's
church tomorrow. Full service at .
a. m. and 80 p. IN. Address at each
service. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Mary E Bull, who was visit
ing friends and relatives here, left
this morning for Havana to join her
sen Daniel, who is located there as
general agent for the Southern
line of steamships.
In speaking of the chrysanthemum
exhibit at Milton the Cambridge
City Tribune mentions Prof. Bundy,
Messrs. Newman and kaufman, the
Star treble quartet, Prof. Earhart
and wife and Hattie Nardin.
Charles Hathaway has been
brought to Easthaven. His home is
in knightstown. Hathaway is the
man who was found wandering aim
lessly about in Fort Wavne a few
days ago and was brought here.
The fire this morning was a small
affair. 1t was at the home of Mrs.
Wierhake, 22l south sixth street. A
rubber connection to a gas stove had
broken loose allowing the gas to catch
fire outside of the stove. 1t was put
out without any damage as soon as
the department arrived.
The bids for the new depot were all
to Pittsburg where the contract will
be let. This v i'll take several days,
probably, as the bids are in sections
and will take time for thorough ex-
animation. Probably we shall know
nothing about it here before next
week some time.
An awful death was that of Charles
Burnet, well known here, at his home
near New Paris, OF the Iveter farm.
He had gone there alone for a load of
gravel aud was found about o clock
covered up, one hand only protrud
ing. He was hastily removed, but
death had resulted from smothering,
no bones being broken. He leaves a
wife and baby.
The third evening of the Tourists
for this fall season will be enjoyed
tomorrow evening. There will be
two papers. The first will be by how
ard Dill on the subject of Alaska
climate, natives, winter life, midnight
sun, fur bearing animals, birds and
food products. III. r. Robinson will
treat of the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton.
The Don t Tell My Wife company
at the Gennett tonight has one OF
the best notices in the Anderson
Herald of yesterday that we have
seen in any of the exchanges, with
regard to any company, for some
time. The company is up to date in
every way, and Mr.. Deming is highly
praised. The piece is refined fun,
deliberately staged, act by COM
ay6 n6 Err -
the best speciality talent in the coun
try.
A feature of the new Pennsylvania
station will be the appliances to COM
ply with the spit ordinance. They
have a rule of their own on the sub
iect where they have depots such that
they can enforce them, founded on
the state laws. Here they will not
have cuspidors around the floor. In
stead there will be cuspidors on the
the walls, with a tap to be turned on
and off so that they can be kept en-
tirely clean and presentable.
Prince Alert, by Crown Prince, dam
bred and raised by Lee
Fort of Knightstown, and sold at
John Lackey sale at Cambridge City
a few years ago, gave a wonderful
display of his speed at Memphis, |
Tenn, last Saturday. He paced the
tasted mile ever made by a gelding. |
passing the pole in 59l. In the same /
race he made the fastest mile, COM
plotting the circuit in 2.0o4.
Attention of the boys is called to
the fact that while the police are dis /
posed to be fair they will not allow I
any funny business tonight-the +
kind of fun which destroys
the peace of mind OF others. Hal /
loween is a time for pranks, and all /
possible latitude is given; but care
must be exercised or some of the boys /
will De unpleasautly situated tomor-
row morning if they go too far.