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man stpei peiBe Wdnnsr Hamens
Sep 5uaiban unb 8. &auffman
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men, auBerbem baben nod eie[e Der
einaelnen neutrality-suspicious.
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bene. 80 itlberne uno 81 Bron5es
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r1aftrte Qiplurta.
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tiate nad leiner Snauauratipn au=
fangs DECEMBER bDrthin gu tom.aen
uno man uUQe iekt aub Braitoent
8uufepelt atr eleid5er 8eit e,nlasen.
Die Nabriht nun Dem geiuhe oes
Brdiioenten 9iaa lift ieoenFaIs NIT
9roBer Borfiht auFsunebmen. Sic
1T ihon oft gebraht mproen. fat {iG
aber mod ME beit6tigt.
- Sin 4rnedeniue itarb israll
Senriette Guaad, @attin uou yreo.
anaaG, einem Der dlteften WemDbuer
iener Geaeno.
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abenos Sc. %, attsiun unb SO. Do.
bart, spei iunge aeute i'm Ilter bon
unaef6br Is Sabren, in STREET.. III
belien Gerlauf Dpbart leinem @eeuet
eiuen Gauftid3taa perieste uno atte=
ion i'm nit Dem SUB flies. Dobari
rieF Die Goiisei gu Dilfs uto bic
iet6e trennte Die 8eioen. Spdter.
ola atteiun nah ieinem Boarding
baus 5uridtebrte. tlagte er iibe,
Sdlmer3en i'm Sopf, am nahiteu
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Settiun muB porgenommen meroen,
UNI an 5eiaen. ob iein Sauftlhlaq
ben Goo Ntteien's berbeiseiibrt bat
- auS Taplor miro aemeloet.
oaB bort pdbren0 BET lebten Bet
sabfreic5e GinbrIGe uno Giebereieu
berlbt ftn6,
SIN 0lter Don So Sabren itart
Charles Tunert, eiuer Der Granoel
Der Nniieoluna Serbieu in Sex
@pnntb.
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ganbhett faan ntast asaetIt ,uersen

bura lofale @pplitationen, neil he SEN tronten EeiI
bts 0bres niht errsI6en tSnnen. ga eiebt nur ei-
men VEG, oit Saubbeit ;u fgrireu, un0 Der III Ourd
sonftituhonslie 9eilr.ittel. 3aubbeit wiro ourh eli
men tntSlaotten 3ulano Der iAleimiaen Nnsffei=
sun9 Der guitabilAeu R6bre peruriabt. aBenu
eieie H6bre Fth f~ntstnoet, ba6t ibr einsn ramlslnben
Son ohsr unDoatommenes Ge6Sr; aao iuenn ii, oan,
eeihlONeu II, erfoist Sapbbsit, ilnS ipenn bic Gnts
~Bhnouag niAt aeboben uio eisie &6bre Dieoer in i6=
ren a~ebDyiaen 3HtanO berisst iueroea lam, miro eos
Gebor tir INNER SerfbIt peroen; neua Sale unter
scbn DeroeB eurG Ratarrb berurintt, mel6er nidts
als Elm eHt3ilnsstsr 3uitann Der fbleimigen S6er-
fd6eu tn.
Satarrb uerurTs6ttn) Gaa bon Saabbelt sebslt, Ben
mir nibt onr2 ginnebgsn oou 6aI'sR a..
tarrb : Rar btiItn tSnnsn. aaSt @rh UNI.
I0Hfi @ifeIlarc tsHlmsB.
s. g.. &beaep & g., Sstsba Obia.
&g 9ertauf; BON alien Npotbstern, QTeis rs
Gents bic 6laihe.
oaH's ssatatIiea' % slen limb bic 0cifen.
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9entides ybeater.

Sonntao abenb b:gann bic Dir
ring ide ceutide SbaulpielaeieQs
ldaft ibr @aitlpiel nit Ser 6err
Senator" oieiem prddtiaen QuIt=
lpiel BON SbDntbau unc 6abelburo
Wieoer mar oas Sans aans idrnmers
lid9 befudt uno mieoer uuroe Dor.
tre11ll@ gelpielt, 9err Oesfelo aab
GUS senator entidieoen Die bette Set
lturg. Die mir BON ibm nod aeleben
9aoer. auh Die iibrieen WGitIpieler:
frau @eOrae, fSrf. Martens. mi.
8ieiel, Srl. Sfuafenbera unb Die
9erren Oliring, Seine unb Vino
leifteten 9ibtiges.
0ente abeno Der aladlide Tolni.
llennater" Don @oerner uno Die 8oIie
.3oit'l pur @eribt". init Serrn ltr.
ban als y2DIt'I".
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3tnerIet.

8eraangenes Sabr um olele
Belt marer mir in 5olge Der per-
riidteu @elbfteberaeridte 10 slemlif
BON auer Belt obeelhritteu. Slid
libertpeile lift aber bic BrDpbes
seiuna, oaB Die Srantbeit oteies Sabr
gum Shaoen unlerer Staot mieoer
an Der 8rease auftreten peroe, nlht
in grfuQung Qe9ange1.
Das Befte fUnltlt in aelben Wagen.
1850. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
8etu aud fein auberer @runo
geqen Die ginribtuug zines Srieos
bofes nuf Der Setuerfarm oorbanoen
1T, 10 mdre ihpn Der Q%enigeno, onB
Iie piel su peit bon Der 5taot ents
fernt 1T. Sin 2eidenbegan9nis
oort9iu miirbe BET unieren 2obn@
tutidenpreilen nit gaus beoeutenoen
Soften n~erfniipft lein.
Gein itlehtes 6ols in Qetben Ba.
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood Co.
- Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
heiten nad1 Dem Mualteaungsplabe
lafen nihts su piniben iibria. Das
eiuaefuhrte Spitem arbeitet ausges
seibnet.
9ein lhleftes 0ola in eefben Wa-
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood &Coal Co,
= Die Muiitperbdltuiiie auf Der
Nusfteuung fiuo porlaufig nod lebr
ihmah. Wan t6nute bod perlan'
gen. DAB ben 8eluDern am SOnntaa
menieiten5 ausreiheno unterbal-
tunasmuiit aeboten niro.
- Nebnlt Gibenbola III Cars
aelben Baaeu. $3.50.
| = Wanuel Beres lit tpegen tti'
nineteen Qngriffs auf elm Mdoder
gum gDoe perurteilt tuuroen.
Webnat Gihenbols in Cars
eelben 8aeen. $3.50.
Qm Sonntaa erfreute iih biz
NusiteIuna zines redt sablreiber
8eiuhes. Das berrfide 8ettei
lufte unmilfdrlih ms Sreie.
Carr S eetbe @aaen. Ofenbols So so.
Besen Nnariffs unter eridme-
rsnoen umitGnoen auf 6enrp 4in1=
burger f., lit q. S. Sdmarb psr.
baitet pDroen. Die affare ipIelts
iih am Sonntag nafmittaa i'm
unipn BarE nb.
Nebmt ftein seipaltenes gihenbofs.
$3.50. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
Der beribmte gornetift uni
&apeQmeiiter U. 2iberati befinoeI
ftb gum Beluh in Der Stabt. 81
uar uidt bier felt benz Sabre 1883,
tuD er bel einem Wuiitfeft engagieri
mar.
Teites. aeiunoes 0ols in aelben Ba=
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood &Coal Co.
- 4aum bat iid1 Der iteuerSab.
lenoe Blraer unn eer grlhDpfunf
feiner Safe ourh Die Staotfeuerr
erbOlt. oa meroen Die Staatss uni
GUnntpsS teuern idJpu tpieoer idai9
9as bette nnb biGiaife 6ola in aelben $50
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
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Gtn Siebesbgtef

lpirOe Sic ni6t intereiferen, Deul
sic gerabe auf Der 5n9e mad einer
saraBtierteu Salbe fir Mnub II,
Sran6e gsrIebHngen ober Sdmorrbci.
zen iinb. Otto 9ebb bon Bomber,
WfO., i6rei6t: sd lit ein Sabl
lang oil elmer bGBli6en Wnnbe, abel
cine S6adteI o8udleu's aruics
SaIbe" bat mid f%llriert. IS lit bic
bette Salbe auf @rbeu." 81 baben
fir % Gents In ben @potbeten bon s..
). +. S6mibt unb Nbolpb SreiS.
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Jn elmer tleiuen Nniieolung
tabe 0antinatDu in Weft 8irainien
gerieten bic 9irbenbeiuber am Souns
tag, nab 8eenotauna oes Gottes'
oienftes. in cine putitifhe Distuifion
uno oieis .9istuilion" wuroe TO lebs
baft 9efiibrt, oaB am Gnoe oerIelben
oer cine 9eilnebmer tot am 80oen
lag ano Elm anoerer ihmer pertuun>
bet nafl 0auie getraaen ueroen
muHte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-24
MnsHennnas=8 einher

betuabrem lire eiaene Suterefcu aal
bsHen. iuenn tie nniere Sagerr1n.
me, G6e 9pmfton. nmS NabarrO,
Strake, iOtpObl tpte uniere MmSftel.
lung tn 9aupfauSfteIumaS 0ebGaoe
befadben, tuuielbff cine tpllft1moiae
NuSmahl Spn MufifiadJem ~ ieber
TIT nne DDa cuuianten M%m9efeHten
gerne 8e3eiat uus erflGrt tpirc.
3bDs. Goggau & 8roS.
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Orgel Yieifen unterbaltnng
tasltdb wabrene anierer Musfteauua
iut Observation-Disclosures ebamoe.
Shos. @sgsau 4 Bros.
Srele Merle nod ct. Yortts nro
Suriif.

I'm Den BeIuhern Der @eltaus,
iteIluna entseaensutummen, miro Die
so. &. &9. sBabn (Tbe &atp) einen
neueu S6nellsua smiiben 0a(pe<
iton unb San &ntpnio uno st.
2Duis einfegen unb bic er1te 8erIon,
Die eiren Namen fir oiefen ,1euen
Dug einienoet, Der a~ngenoiurnen
peroen uiro, erbdlt elm Trei.gidet
BON lrgeno elmer Station in 9era8
riad1 ct. &0uis uno surld udbreno
Der Nnsftelung. Die folaenben 8e=
oiugun9en limb gu beobadten: Ser
Warne niuB reu uno originea uno
tur5 uno neritanolib iein. Vile Mtits
teilungen in 8esua bierauf iino su
ridten an W. 6. Gru}b,
q. ? bpr go. $40 3.
9auaB. Geras.
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aoasert scs seetbOptu Maauerapr.

Nm SOnntaa abeno Dernnitattete
Der Beetbouen. WGnnerdJor cine iehr
bibihe Qbenbunterbaltuna. Ser
ebDr lelbit fang ,Sanbmannhen"
BON Brabns, nSteb feit. ou oeut,
lher gidlenmalo" BON Sniefnaun uuo
oen grDBen 8itaerhor aus benz
"2annbduierA NIT Ordheterbeolei.
tung. 9estere Mumner erreote els
men lolben Sturm pun Npp(ous.
Dob tte fuieoerbolt tueroen tuuRte.
aoerbanpt lang Der 8erein an oieIem
aoeno gans ausge5eihnet. Gors
treffllb aeiun9en ruuroe BON ben SER
rem 8. 3. Wiuer uno &. M
Dalbeol aud oas 9uett aus 8euini's
ldligit nergefiener Sper .Dle Buri.
talter' oas Duett ielbIt bat beute
ober rtur nQh tpenlg QnIpred,enoes
uno Snterefiantes fiir una. Sn Sri.
Wtinnie WIQer lernten mir cine
8ioltnipielerin BON ti1tiaen tehnis
ifer1 5ertigteiten uno autem ser
ftdnonis fennen; Sie Ipielte oos 9.
&ursert uon De Beriot, befen Qn.
oartes SaB DEFENDERS bhbln poroes
traaen tpurbs, uno ipdter nit lbrent
aebrer, 8rof. Tbomas, snlammen
nod cine 3ugabe. per- Oscar
Jubs lang init ieiner blb5den
tlanauuusu 8aBftimme ,WeQe
uno 9%autrOpfen", cine bisher nod
nidt gum Gortras aebradte &oms
petition BON ao0lpb Studs, unb
nSDlpia" uon SCHUBERT. Das Or.
DIETER lpielte init genubnter 9iidtia.
teit ben Gr0nunasmnridl aus ben
rBropbeten" uno Die reisenoe Ouuer=
ture 81 Der Nuber'iben Oper ,Das
eberne Bfero". SRI. Suciae WliIler
bealeitete in ueritdnonisuoaer @eije
auf benz BianD.
@ah 8eenoieune bes aonssrts
miroe 9etanSt.
~ N,,Y -.fLx nl. %rh ~ ~ :
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Observation-Disclosures

merOeu frcnnSlidbit eimselaSeit, Mmiere
~9aaerraume, Gffc 8pnftons nmb Was
parru= gtrafse, SIT beIe1em. GbenfaaS
laoem iuir sic 9lHe freuaolidbft eiu,
in1breuS sic Ben Mmsitellun9Spiae
beiud1em, tinieren Ausiteilmngsraumt
sum Sauptamartier III MAIDEN.
Sbos. Slogan & Srss.
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10000 saafpare watienteu beae

10000 oamfbarc N~atienteH beseue
gen bic tuun6erbare Seiltpirtung oes qro=
Ben Observation-Disclosures AWAKE
SIS, tueld3es bon DR.. S. Silsbee, nab
btelen Sabren 6es Gtu6iums entbedt
tuuroe. Seforti8e 9inoerana Der Guas
len g%arantiert, unb obrige Deiluna aes
tpabrletfet. tuenn bprifriftsmaBia oe.
broudt. gu baben in aaem renommiers
ten Wppthefen. 9ltet endb Dor Horhahs
n1nnaen. Die 3pei1er uno nnsldubiaen
rtbgen cine 8r0be. Die BON ben Sabri,
fanter T. Neustaedter & Co., Box 241e.
New York, f%Dftemfret an irqenb cine
Morefe onf 8erlanaen uerianbt tuirb, be.
siehen.
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uniere Wniif Nnttli.

Bidder uue fleine SnftrumenteB;
Mnssnabl iinS iebt tuieoer madb ~Hniereni
alien &efh1ftsftamo, Ode Senftpn=
umo Wabarrp : Etrafe, traRSpprtieri
spproen.
Ebps. @oaaau & Bros,
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61rt elm ,.Naaelus".

Der einsiacr prieimeller ViamD:
Zpteler. 9ie bsitets il anieren Eager
~rGmuteM, Gde Spuftpus unp Wabarya.
StraFe, umb e6enfaNS tn mnferem
MmSftelmmgsplabe I'M SaMptaebauSe
bet MusffellnnS.
Ebps. Goagau & SrpS.
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unjere Wufit : Oiofelt

iUtpobi fpte auiere 8itdlerauSiuabl
fiHo bon Nenem TIT nnierenf alien 0es
i~dGftSffanc. Ghe SOnffrne nmo Was
parrssS traRe. arran8iert.
Sb0s. Goggan 4 Bros.
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Jetne Belne. 8bisties, 81,
qu6re uno Gigarren 81 baben in
Sflols' Saloon. IlamDs Biasa.
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General Snmiaratipns= Noel
,Gictor" ~Snrehmaihiueu

Die neneftem ,,9sccoroS" iimo .
tnierem Musftelnmasiucal itt Sampt :
ntSfteIlnngs. 0ebanSe DSer BON nnie.
rem Sagerraamer, Ode Spuftpne uiio
NanarrpsS traRe, sa besiebcm.
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Neftauramt
fir Hsrrsu uub nan,e,

iieet tr0Ffnet,
.0berbalb Sduls' Saloou, nebeu
Wolft q Warg So. ausaeseihnete
Slide. @Dulante 8ebienuno.
Sreiz8 beute Mbenb.
@lngana fir 9arnen 2DionasS Str.
SAola' Saloon bietet e,nen
anaenebren NmFenthalti
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Sereit fiir Gei6aite
in mnierem alien @ei6aftsaanS, Ode
Npmftpnf nno NaparrozG trase.
Sbos. Wpasan & Bros.

Der SalnmelpIab aller Deut.
lhen. - Shola' Saloon, Nlamp,
8laan
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Carr aetbe @aaen, Ofenbols 81. 50.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02
KNOCKING
The Indianapolis News Has Already
Brought Out it's Hammer.

The Indianapolis News seems to
have started the ball to rolling
against the Richmond polo team. In
the column edited by Ed Bingham in
that paper last evening the following
article appeared:
Richmond is having hard time
making the polo players believe the
Quaker management their only
friends. It is a shrewd move to gain
a little profit at the expense Of 9TH
or managers. The sooner the polo
magnates have enough confidence in
one another not to force an affidavit
to be made that they will stand by
their own interests, the better success
the Western Polo League will have.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02
LARGE NUMBER
Five Thousand People Land in New
York Yesterday.

New York, November 1.-More
than 5000 passengers arrived here to-
day on three German hners-the
Moltke, from Hamburg, and the Kai-
ser Wilhelm III. and the Frederick
der Crosse from Berlin. Of this
number 1854 came in the first cab
ings, while SASS were in the steerage.
Among the passengers on the kai-
ser Wilhelm II, were Baron Won Dem
Bussche- Haddenhausen, counselor
and first secretary of the German
embassy at Washington; Andreas
DIPPED, Madame Gadski, Madame
Sembrich. conductors Gustave Kogel
and S. Meyrowitz Of the Metropoh-
tan opera company: Risero Hulero,
the Spanish dancer. and Henry Il.
Thaw. brother Of the Countess of
Yarmouth.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02

by slow stages TO Fort Wayne, where
the evening meeting was held. AT all
the stations where a stop was made
the crowds wee large and enthusiasts
tic. particularly so in the cities of TIP,
ton, Elwood Marion. Huntington and
Fort Wayne.
Fourteen speeches are scheduled for
today. the stations on the list being
Butler. Auburn. Angola. Waterloo,
Kendallviilc. Wolcottv;lle. Lagrange,
Sturgis. Mich Goshen. Elkhart South
Bend, Laporte. Michigan City and
Hammond. .-. <a-.
The work that. Senator Fairbanks
has before him this week in Indiana
arranged with great care TO make it
as comprehensive and far-reaching as
possible. covers more ground proba-
bly,, than any ever devised during q
campaign in this state.
VIII Trave, 1920 Miles.
Senator Fairbanks will travel 1920
miles over the Monon. Lake Erie &
Western. Big Four. Wabash. Lake
Shore. Grand Rapids & Indiana. Mich
igan Central. Pennsylvania Glover
Leaf. Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Ev-
ansyille & Terre Maute, Illinois Cen
trail. Southern Indiana. Evansville a
Indianapolis. Baltimore & Ohio. Louis
Vile & Nashville. Louisville Hender-
son & ST. Louis. and Cincinnati. HAM
ilton & Dayton railroads.
The senator's special train during
the trip will be in the states of Michi-
gan. Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana
His car will he attached to four regu-
lar trains. The balance Of the trip
will be by special train. Senator Fair
banks is in flne voice and good health,
despite the long speaking campaign
which has extended into almost every
Northern state;
Endurance Of the Speaker. ...
Those who thought that the senator
and vice presidential candidate could
not stand the strenuosity OF . cam
paign like this have another thought
coming. His strength and endurance
IL a surprise 10 even those who know
him hest. lie is pleasant and affable
to everybody and his geniality dis
abuses the minds of the readers of
some of the Democratic newspapers
that have spoken of his exclusive
ness" There is a sincerity about his
greeting Of his fellow-citixens rs he
meets them ut the various stops which
warns every heart IT is certain that
this trip will result in fixing the sena-
tor more deeply in the affections OF the
people OF Indiana than ever before, II
this be possible
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02
BURIED THE CAT
Baltimore Woman Puts Pets in Grave
With Husband.

Baltimore, Nd, November 1.-The
suburb of Parkville is disturbed and
the trustees Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church are indignant because
Mrs. Sarah Rice has buried her two
pet eats i'll the church graveyard.
beside the tomb of her husband. The
board Of trustees entered a protest,
but Mrs. Rice ignored it, simply de-
claring the lot belonged to her, and
she would do as. she pleased in it.
a civil magistrate found no law or
precedent TO guide him, and dis
missed the case.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02

try thirty-six years of the greatest
prosperity in the history of any ma
ton. The Democrats were in power
four years and came near running the
country. The voters of this county
are just as intelligent as the average
spelI-binder and will not be led
astray by any of Judge Parker's
talks. We have the evidence on our
side and they have their evidence on
theirs. Compare the records of the
two parties-place them side by side
and take your choice.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02
SERIOUS FIRE
Shelbyville is Visited by Disastrous
Blaze.

Shelbyville, Ind, November l.
The severest loss from which this
city has suffered in years resulted at
/ O'Clock this morning, from fire
.whic horiginated in the engine room
Of the Nading elevator and hominy
mill, spreading TO the VANDERBILT
wrench factory, and also destroying
several small cottages The alarm
was first sounded by the whistle Of a
Big Four railway engine. The fire
department responded with usual
promptness, but the blaze had attain
ed great +headway, and with difficulty
was suppressed.i Citizens turned out
Ell masse, and with garden; hose and
buckets assisted stemming the prog
resS.
SH.illiam Nading, owner of the ele-
vator and mill, sustained loss Of
$4,000, with $4,000 insurance. The
Vandegrift Wrench Company was
damaged $4,000. with $4,000 insur-
anee.s The dwellings owned by Mrs.
James Mcclure, Mrs. Anna Fisher,
Mrs. Fred Kuster and Mrs. Mary
Bell House We're. also wrecked, to-
gether with household effects. The
loss in this instance will reach S.
900 with limited insurance. Mr.. Mad
ing had much wheat and corn in stor-
age. The absence of wind prevented
Il widespread destruction, as the
buildings burned rapidly, and blazing
embers We're carried high into the
air. It is understood that the de-
stroyed industries will be replaced.
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PATENT CARRIERS
Will Likely Be Manufactured in this
City.

Mr.. Fred Hamilton, of this city.
who is a genius, was last May grant
ed a-.patent on mail and parcel
carrier which was one of the neat
est contf1vances ever patented 1t is
made 10 use on rural routes and In
stores. Last evening two gentlemen
with capital to back them met with
Mr.. Hamilton at the Westcott Hotel
for the purpose of forming a com
panv for the manufacture Of the con-
trivanee. The gentlemen are much
interested and it looks now as If
the deal would be a go. Mr.. Hamil-
ton was granted a patent last May.
Several parties have been interested.
but The men who met last night gave
Gerry evidence of doing something.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02

archbishop Elder died in Cincin-
natl Yesterday after short illness.
He was born III 1910 in Baltimore,
MARYLAND. and was one of family
of ten children. He was one Of the
brightest men in the Catholic church.
was a man worth knowing and one
worth studying. The Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune said: "His time
was more valuable and more sought
after than any public office holder
in the city Of Cincinnati. Yet il is
a fact that there was less red tape
needed in gaining admission to
shake the kind hand of the highest
church dignitary in the central part
Of the United States than it is to
gain the ear of the average public
official. The reception room at the
home of the Archbishop is furnished
without attempt at ornamentation.
The furniture is Of the most com
mon kind. The carpet is thin and
threadbare, the divans are old and
have seen service for number Of
years.
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Let everybody turn out Thursday
night ard hear Hon. Henry L. John
con speak on tbs issues of the cam
paion ut the New Phillips. He in
tends 10 show Beveridge. Hanly,
Watson and Grilfiths where to get
off at. The more speeches Mr.. John
son speak on the issues of the cam
more votes will be made for the Re-
publicans. Insincerity in any man
never wins a point. Go on, Henry,
and cut the air some more. Tt will
do some good.
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Petty Has HOPES.

Muncie. Ind. November Bobby
Hart has written Manager Petty, of
the Muncie polo club, that he does
not understand the reduction in his
salary, but that he will come West
if he can not do better. Higgins will
also return. "Wild Charley" Far
rell is still III Muneie, but has not
signed. Holderness is still out. De-
Witt vii again do the utility stunt.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02

" Worlds Fair excursion tickets to
St. Louis will be sold via Pennsyl-
vania Lines at approximately one
cent per mile each Tuesday and
Thursday until September 29th, valid
N coaches of through trains, good
returning within seven days. These
are the lowest fares at which Word S
Fair excursion tickets to st. Louis
re sold. Fifteen day tickets, sixty
dav tickets and season tickets sold
daily at reduced fares, good in sleep
ing or parlor cars with required Pull
man tickets. For full information