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PROBATE COURT confined.

g W Everett, witness insanity Hans
Hanson .....+... liz
Rosa Howe. .. 10, 1880
I'll r. Schl&gel- M -, day juror In
sanity Rosa Howe 500
O. SEhueller. sheriff insanity I'll
dali 'Y.s.- 80 80. ..-.s.. 461s
ieck HaiTorson .......-.. .s..... $50
Albert Benson. witness insanity
Eugene CrandaIl .-.........s $50
Total Observation-Disclosures. $685.. 20
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blanks and Blank Books.

Geo 10 Barnard s Co. book certffi-
Gates clerk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
Brown. Treacy q Sperry Co, bl'ks
for Observation-Disclosures. 8.45
same same. so
yeiopes .ss 60. 1ss.'.ls.i' - 400
ana blank books. :. $500. 1855
same mortgage record ...s..... 47.50
bate ....'...s.......... no
same deed record and cover 22.00
receipts ~ a, !. i ',. .. 1878
rage e s19i 4 III. !, M 80 al 30
same blanks for clerk........ lac
blanks :. MI. MI ....sss...s-ss.s 40
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Jail and Miscellaneous Court Eek
penSeS.


JOS Hs ART as miles, drawing iurys $50
:. ESIsc3t 10 meals for ilrors 800
Mrs FOUNTAIN 2 meals for Jurors 800
Francois e. Schmahl, clothing TOR
prisoners. -. :. &. W.
M b Albeit, baflif April term, 1903, 800
IL DAYS .............. ......... oo,Oo
w D d davs oa.in Apii' - 80 $500
Fete aaS Seot.' 9dilln + ~ A'e 900
= n EHel 1908 u9 10 dsy esel : 49, 5000
= n N a,eersook : - nsuee9 - 1s5
ana 1 az mics raw s1 ne arep W 600
"a r Pease, M D. medical services
prisoners ............. .e.,.-.---.. S. 00
Mrs J Fountain, "a meals for Jurors o,OU
L. ID Aldrich 60 meals for jurors. l5.UU
w Belt M D. medical services
and examining Mrs Froelich..-.. 3.Oo
FL r Schlegel, NJ D, examining re- 80
mains of Mrs Froelich ..-.-.-..-.. 2.Oo
@ P Gibson, M d, medical services
R gre.Iieb ana examining nnis 800
y a Tnschel. medicine for prisoners so
9 p y nrsenSoeA : ~ . m..s 2.S5
1903 3 Ao&e days oalnn Nosem0el ts. 1900
WIN TIFFANY, hailif November term,
1908, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO.OO
CIV Everett deputy clerk of court,
November, 1908, 5 days. .........- l5.OO
Peter Scott, bailif November term, .oo
1908, days ..-........s.....-...... 1870
Total ............... 1929 80
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: Excess OF $500 refunded.
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Total. .......
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Los que salieron en- sI PhlIadslph

Francisco Olivar, Mrs. Providencia
de VaIladares. Mr.. A. Blumesteil,
Lieut. Yates, Mr.. & Mrs. NeVens. w.
G. Niessen. Mr.. Q A. Guilles, Martin
Travieso, Francisco ValdejiuIli, Jose
r. F. Savage. Ed. w. Skinner Josefa
Daussa Mrs. Pillar Tapia. Pedro NoIas-
co. Juan de la Mota. Juan g. ParrilIa.
E. Stewrat. e FL Cheney, j. g Rau-
sseo, M. A. VillaroeI, M. Becerra J.
Miulos. F. Haltermann. E. GuzmaD,
G.. Joubert. Juan M. Clark, Mr.. M.
SoIa Capt. Busch. Mr.. Richard Haas,
Mrs. Josefa Roman. Miss. M. Guillerr,
Mr.. Arturo Castro. 3. M. Verges An
tonic Alvarez Nava, EugeDio Carlos de
Hostos. Mr.. Van EyeI. Miss. Grum-
peII jose Marques Chas. Geo. P. Fis-
cher F. T. Tipkler. John w. Yomes,
j. r. Rausseo, r. Henderson, Mrs. A,
ma g. Bush, Mr.. e Mrs. j. o. de JOng
vanBeek. D. Fleminas. M. Beer A.
r. Romuoldo.
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? PARECE QUE hay EN
LARES T9AsNOCfIADORES
QUE HAGEN TRAVESuRAS.
(Ds nueatro C0qYesp0nsoI espeoia1.l ]

(Is maestro Corvesponsoz espeoio1.)
Julio 26.
Hace muchas noches Ia escuadrilla
de trasnochadores Sc dedica 8 pertur-
bar la tranquilidad de algunos veclnos
honrados. trasportando Los tiestos y
las flores de los jardines y BALCONIES. g.
les GALES, y cometiendo otras fecho-
rfas.
LA policfa de serVicio detuvo la
otra nOche & IN Contribuyente de rem
t1s S7lteg9aGs que en- estado de embrla-
guez. escandalizaba atrozmente.
Recomendamos & esa Policla tome
nota de otrOs que con frecuencia Sc
eaaguGaGpet0n, como tambi6n de los
garrotes. cuchillos y reviewers Que
portan ciertos ciudadanOs muy bravos
cuando estan en- proportion de 10 por
Is cuando cuentan acaso con Ia bene-
volencia DIS los TribunaIes, para yer si
cutnaOlSendo con la leg. por ausencia de
la Policia. castigan y multan q los
sgredidos.
Ell sSbado dItimo saIi6 de este pue-
bio para San Sebastian Ell estimado
amigo y correligi don Luis r.
Velazquez, quien no pudo Rtender Coz
mo eran sus deseos q los muchos asun-
tos que tenfa entire manos por impe-
dfrselo una ten6z dOlencia.
LIE deseamos recobre pronto la salud
para tener ell gusto de,verlo otra vez
DOR aaui.
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Julio 26.-
RI yeinte y cinco de Julio fu6 ceIe-
6rado aquf pOr ell Ayuntamiento con
diana al amanecee y & las dOce del dia
repartieron una limosna & varios po-
bres consistente en- arroz, carne pan;
pOr Ia tarde concurrieron 81 hospital
con ell fin de ejercer Ia caridad entire
los Rsilados, terminando con una re-
treta que Sc vic muy concurrida por
todas las classes sOciales.
HemOs tenido ell gusto de saIudar &
nuestro amigo don Salvador Vilella Y
I4loYet que procedente de u Capital
Sc enCuentra entire nosotros.
P0r un OlYido inVoIuntario. deiamos
de anotar & don Carlos Bu1et. uno de
los oradores que tom6 parte activa en-
el meeting celebrado 81 diez siete del
actual en- Ia casa de don Carnnelo An
tonic Gonzalez; y del que dimos cuen-
ta OpOrtunamente en- xLa Correspon-
dencia.S
Hacemos esta acIaraci6n poruue el
senior Budet es IN puertOrrique1o de
valer y an enthusiastic propsgandista en-
la meritoria labor que nos hemos inn
puesto los genuinos patriotas de la
Union de Puerto Rico.
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La CuIOnia aspa1OIa
CGIe5T6 Su fiesta
en- YabuCOa.
PrOdUjO aIIt muy hu8na impression
oI dlSGuFsO del gOhoTnadOT.
(De nssegtro oorrespongol. J

Julio %.
El domingo por Ia noche celebr6
function ell 9Centro de Instruction. >
trabaiando con mucho acierto gracia
81 cuadro infantil, que, gracias los
esfuerzos del DR.. Berries, Director de
escena, entra por primera vez en- Ia
vida teatraI TerminadO el festival.
Y 4 iostancias de varios amigos habl6
ell Reverendo DR.. Paradfs que ALI Sc
encontraba. De su lengusje elegante
suggestive, de sus dotes oratorias y
de su faciIidRd de palabra. es trivial "a
todo cuanto Sc olga. La prensa dla-
riamente le hace justicla.
Con gran solemnidad celebro Ia
Colonia EspafIola Ia fiesta de aEtiago.
Misa & toda orquesta con paneglrlco
cargo del reputado Dr.. en- teOlOg1a Pa
Dire Paradfs. EIocueDtfsimo estuvo en-
su sermon, demostrRndo una Vez mas
la reputation que goza como OradOr
ilustrado. Por Ia roche fuegos artifi-
ciales y elevation de un Vistoso gIobO
con los colores de orc y gualda.
Ell entusiasmo entire los Unionls-
tas raya en- delirio. Cada dfa nutri-
mos nuestras iIas con elementos Valio-
SOS. El trianfo es indiscutible en- las
pr6ximas eIecciones municipales. En-
los campos Sc preparan numerosos
emeetings.2 Esto es un baluarte de
Ia ~Uni6n de Puerto Rico9
Ell pundonorOso Cabo de Ia Poll
cfa don jose b. VaIladares, vi6se pre-
cisado en- d1as pasados q pedir una in
vestigaci6u por Varias denuncias contra
6I presentadas; al efecto sc persona
ell segundo Jefe Mr.. Lutz practicar
dicha investigation. resultando una
soIemne plancha para los denunciantes,
que, dando rienda suelta q sus pssio-
nes pol1ticas. no ven en- ell Cabo Valla-
dares al cabaIlero cumplidO, al recto
funcionario, v al elemento ValiosO. que
en- Ia sociedad cumple con sus deb9res.
ValIadares. permanecera en- Va
bucoa.
Sc encuentra en- esta poblaci6n el
prestigioso puertorriquefo don Ramon
III. Delgado. en- asuntos relacionados
con 81 Banco Territorial y Agrfcola.
Hoy sali6 para su residencia de Caro-
lima tan respectable cRballero.
La conducts del Juez Municipal
de este pueblo deia mucho que desear.
Varias queias han sido "a presentadas
al Honorable Attorney General.
-Se ha ausentado para los Estados
Unidos con dos meses de Iicencia, ell
Sr. Don Francisco Valldejuli. probo
empleado de Rentas Internas y Correos.
LIE sustituye mientras dure su ausen-
cia. don Ramon Costa VilIar. persona
tambi6n competente en- ell ramo.
Don Felipe D6viIa, j6ven instrui-
do, marcha en- Ia semana pr6xima pa
ra eI Norte estudiar Ia Cirujfa Den
tai.
Las manifestations expontsneas
del nuevo Gobernador con respecto &
las pr6ximas elecciones de que seran
lleva1as & cabo con toda Ia imparciali-
dad que reviste tan grandioso acto,
son acogidas con todo eI entusiasno y
seriedad que merece Mr.. Winthrop.
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De PalO SeGO

Julio 27.-Del puesto de Palo Seco.
ha sido trasladado al de Naraniito. Ell
guardia de Ia Policfa Insular. Ramon
Otero. La marcha de este policfa. de
aquel poblado. en- donde Sc habfa cap
tado las simpatias de todo ell vecinda-
rio por sus formas correctas. hS sido
generaImente sentida.
Sigue la tirantez entire ell elemento
republicano. Varios csciques de este
partido &poyan la Caudidatura de don
Jes1s Gonzalez para alcalde de Baya-
mon por 'cuyo motive existen disiden-
cias y hay disparidad de opiniones.
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CARLOS E. De HOsTOS

Aver despidi6se de nosotros para
los Estados Unidos, este inteligente
& ilustrado amigo. que piensa fjar
su residencia en- aquella Metr0poi.
Es el primog6nito de don Euge-
Mo Maria de Hostos. nuestro mol
vidable compatriota.
Ha heredado todas las virtudes y
talento de aquel grande hombre.
Es joven de mucha -cultura. y, se-
guramente Sc abrir6 paso y triun-
fara en- Norte America, en- donde Sc
propone rivalidar su titulo de abe
Que obtenga allf la realization
de sus iustos anhelos Ell querido
amigo.
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PASTILLAS DEL
DOCTOR MOELLER PARA Ell ES-
TONNAGE Y SUS ENFERMEDADES.

Es impossible gozar de buena salud cuando
Sc tiene el est6mago debil y desordenado.
Por1o tanto, es dc todo punto esencial para
disfrutar de un estado de perfecta salud el
tener un est6mago frerte que funcione con
regularidad.
81 su est6mago no digiere bien, no impor-
ia cual sea la causa, principle q tomar las
eonocidas Pastillas del Doctor Moeller y con
clio dara Vd. el primer paso para recobrar
Ia salud. Miles de personals en- igual estado
que Vd. gozan hny de buena saIud por el uso
de nuestras Pastillas, las que E:empre har
dado un resultado satisfactorio. Con elias
Sc curan los Dolores de Cabeza, Nauseas,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, FaIta de Apetito,
EstrefIlmlentOs insomnia, Bills, ETC., etc.
PruebeIas y Sc convencera por los hechos
De venta en- las principales Droguerias ,
Farmacias.
THE DAVID MOELLER co.,
PabFlcantes.
gIO 81 Pins stu New Yorkp MY. U.S.A.
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Para los EsiadOs UnidOs.

Aver EMBARGO para los Estados Uni
dos, ell j6ven Y distinguido abogado
americana don Martin Travieso.
Este es un puertorriQueho que por
su amor al pals Y por sus nobilfsimas Y
esforzsdas campaflas en- pro de nues-
tros derechos. Sc ha hecho acreedor &
la mas alta consideration y estima.
Es uno de los fundadores de Ia eLi-
ga de puertorrique6os9 de Nueva York,
y en- el corto tempo aquf pasadO en-
estos 6ltimos dfas celebr6 = organize
varios smeetings2 de propaganda.
Su entusiasno y su f6 son grandes.
Pertenece Ia iuYentud que es espe-
rama de Ia patria y que est6 IIamada &
prestar grandes servicios Ia causa de
So justicia de su libertad.
Que tenga feliz visje 81 j6ven COM
patricia y que sus brios centupIfQuen-
SO ALA on la lucha entablada por nues-
tros derechos.
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WILLIAM e. CUTLER
Juzgat0 de Paz.

CandeIario Ramirez, Pedro Carri6n
y Pedro Maicano fueron condenados &
un peso de multa.
Trinidad Ruiz condenada 63O dias
de arresto. Pedro Cruz condenado 4
IN peso de muIta y remitido Ia car
eel en- defecto de pago.
Gregorio Morales condenada q cinco
dollars de muIta.
George 7. Cuban absueIto y puesto
en- libertad
Jose Hernandez absuelto y puesto
en- libertad.
Juan Miranda y Eufemio Otero
puestos en- ibertad.
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TABAGO, De YUELTA ABlJO
CUBA.

Sc envia por correo legitima semi
lIa del mejor tabaco de Cuba de Ia
Vuelta Abajo. Sc remite en- paquetes
de diferente tama6os de S1.O0 & 81. 90
Dirijanse los pedidos al seflor Joaquin
PIanas, Prado 100 Habana Cuba.
No Sc sirve ning6n pedidO cuyO
impOrte no este sastifecho. Referen-
cias COrOneI MaIaret AduanR doctor
Ferran Universidad. 15 Y. 81
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NOtiCiaS a
los marinOS.
ENTRADl 4 Ia BAHIA De GUANICl.


La boya sLsja Shoal. -EI 5 de
Agosto pr6ximamente. Ia boya de 81.
clase que marca ahora 81 final oeste del
baio que yace en- Ia parte delantera del
lado Oeste de Ia eLaja ShoaI.9 sera
reemplazada por una <nun- buOy9 de
se9unda clase.
Su posici6n quedar6 igual.
El tamalo de Ia boya sera aumenta-
30 para que pueda ser usada Ia apro-
ximaci6n del Faro de la Costa de Gua-
MICA en- N. NE. ! 3. como marca def
niendo el bajo en- las afueras de SPun-
ia Brava.2
Esta nOticia afects Ia G. &G.s.
Chart No. 929.
Por orden del Board de Faros.
WILLIAM &. CUTLER.
Comandsnte de Ia armada de los
EE. UU. Asst al Insp. del Ser. Dis
trito.
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Los NoTARlos

oARPDTAs Para HsoRITURAs on
saes oe.eIes. g Aaeea { 8 111on. d IL
SIN 411~2s
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de
peri6dicO Vieio ( 800 quintal
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Hotel Frances.
38-TETUAN-S8.
Buena Comida.
Buena casa.
Buenos bafios.
BAQUERO & GANDARA

OFRECEN
Maiz suDeriOr del Pals
en- mediOs sacOs %. Loo
Cemento DAGRON en-
barriles 2-60
Mani superior en- sacOs
nuintal 400
Zinc acanalado, ameri-
cano de 6y8 pies 800
Zin liso nara techo, de 8
pies, quintal S 400
Zip liso nara Zorro, de
6l2 MES nuintal 400
San JuatO Is v Is San Juan. Pto- Rico.
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(Traductor por nomoramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
Ofrece sus serviCios como espeCialis-
ta en- trabaios t6cnicos y literarios,
PreCiOs m6dicos. LUNA 30.
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coLEoIo- ROANOKE.

Salem-Virginia.
Oursos para grades, tambi6n curse conner
cial,
Profesores competentes.
$4,000 vol6menes en- la libreria
Laboratorio de practica.
Buena Influenza moral. iglesias
NO HAY CAFES. Situaci6n sana en- la
motafa.
GAsTOS MUY INFIMOs. Ell 50 aGo en-
pieza ell Id de Septiembre.
Catalogo gratis.
Dirijase & ]. A MOROHEAD. Presidente
Is v a.
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FARMAGIA AMERICANA

JERINGAS DE FUENTE 2 GUAR
TILLOS go CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS FA-
CULTATIVAS.
San Francisco 80. San Juan, PR.
p. q.
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FL dla De Santiago fu6
CGlGbrddO en- LaTeS,
FL SENIOR BUDET TONIC PAR
TIE EN- UN MEe7ING UNIO-
NISTA.

DE auestro Coresponsez.l
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Sc V8nde 8 arri8nda.

Por no poderlo atender para dedicarse al
fotograbado Sc vende arrienda la fotogra-
/ de la SUCCESSION Alonzo.
En- la misma InformarSn San Francisco AZ
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Francisco LasSaIIe.
ABOGADO.

Ofrece Sus servicios profesionales. Gale
de la Cruz nimero 34.-San Juan. 15v.s
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Ell NUEvO PRoTEO.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
Brother Kills Brother.

Louisville, November 24.-Shot in
the face and mutilated beyond re-
eognition, George Mack, negro six
teen years old, living in Linden, lies
in the City Hospital, where the
house surgeons say he will not live
many hours. His brother, John, who
came to the hospital with him, said
that he had shot him accidentally
while they We're both hunting rabbits
near the city. His story is that he
was running with his shotgun in his
hand, when he stumbled and fell, the
gun discharging itself in his BROTH
er's face. No arrest has been made.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
Sec. Taft and Party in Panama.

Colon, Nov. 25.-Secretary Of War
Taft arrived here today and the arr
val of the cruiser bearing Mr.. Taft
and his party was the occasion for
great demonstration. Senior de Obal-
dia, the minister from Panama to the
United States will present Mr.. Taft
TO the President and the party will
be extended every courtesy during
their stay here. Mr.. Taft comes as
the special representative of Presi-
dent Roosevelt in adjusting the diff
erences existing between Panama
and the United States, if there are
any.
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Earlham now made the only sensa-
tional run of the game. On quar-
terback run he went through the city
boys for 80 yard gain. Richmond
now braced up bit. kaufman,
tackle for Richmond, was laid out
and Kamp took his place. After 10
minutes of play Earlham went over
the line for a touchdown. Laurence
kicked goal Score, Earlham 10,
Richmond 0. Laurence kicked off
for Earlham. Wilson carried the
ball back to the % yard line. On
the second down Referee Stanly gave
Earlham the ball-just why was not
known. Earlham was fined 5 yards
for holding. Earlham again attempt
ed to make place kick, but failed
to score and Smelser fell on the ball
on Richmond's Is yard line. Hobbs
carried the ball around Richmond s
right end for a touchdown. Wilson
kicked goal, making the second touch
down for Earlham in nine minutes of
play. At this Juncture Referee
Stanly ordered Doan off the field
for smuggling and Jamison went in.
Magaw took Lockwood's place. Bull
la kicked off for Richmond. Newlin
carried the ball back to the center
of the field. Earlham punted and
Wilson carried the ball back to
L
at this stage of the game showed a
marked brace. Time was called on
Earlham's 20 yard line. Score Earl
ham Is, Richmond 0.
Officials-Starr and Trueblood,
time keepers. Stanly and Husson,
referees.
Length of halves Is and 20 min
utes.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
THANKSGIVING
CELEBRATED
ENJOYED IN HoME-LIKE WAY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
The PLACES OF AMUSEMENT
We're Well Patronized- The Colise-
UNI Well Attended-Show at
the New Phillips.
THE PLACES OF AMUSEMENT

A more ideal Thanksgiving day
has not been enjoyed by the people
of Richmond for a number Of years
than was the day yesterday. The
public was not slow in taking adj
vantage of the fine weather and turn
ed out en- masse to enjoy it. The
few places of amusement in the city
were taxed to their utmost capacity.
The skating at the Coliseum attract
ed a large number Of people both
afternoon and evening and it is esti-
mated that five hundred people
skated on the floor during the after
noon alone and in the evening the
crowd was much larger. A band
concert was given during the even
ing. Yesterday was the first day
that the Coliseum has been opened to
the general public for skating and
the way the people turned out shows
that skating is still popular in Rich
mond. The management probably
will have the rink open as often as
possible from now on.
x ~
The Margaret Neville company at
the New Phillips attracted large
crowds both in the afternoon and in
tn evening. "Du Barry" was the
bill for the afternoon and that pop
ular play was enjoyed by an i'm
mense crowd. The audience was so
great in the afternoon that at 2
O'Clock the line of people who were
waiting to buy seats was extended
into Main street. At last evenings
performance every seat in the house
was sold and a number Of persons
We're forced to stand up.
X x X
A fair sized crowd witnessed
the football game between Earl
ham and the City team on
Reid field in the afternoon.
Football only appeals to a few in
cold weather and consequently the
crowd was larger than expected. The
day was a fine one for driving and
the liverymen did a large business
during the afternoon.
x X x
The special services which were
held at a number of the local
churches We're very well attended.
Perhaps the only object
tina suffered yesterday was Mr.. Tur-
key and from all reports it is doubt
full if he will recover from the eff
fects Of the day for some time to
come.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
FOOTBALL SCORES
Continued from first page.)

(SOullIu6u lIOn uISL pdSc.J
High School 4.
At Lafayette-Purdue SO, Notre
Dame 0.
At Culver-Culver 80, Mishawa-
ka 0.
At Terre Haute-Rose Polytechnic
u, Indiana State Normal 0.
At South Bend-South Bend Ath-
letic 5, Chicago P. and S. 4.
At Chicago-Chicago Is, Wiscon-
sin II.
At Cedar Rapids-Minnesota II,
Iowa 0.
At Columbus-Carlisle %, Ohio
State 0.
At st. Louis-Haskel Indians AZ,
Washington 0.
At Salt Lake City-Utah 43, Col
orado Springs 0.
At ncinnati-Cincinnati II,
Kenyon 0.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a,
Cornell 0.
At Easton - Lafayette 40, Le-
high 6.
At Worcester-Holy Cross u,
Springfield Training School 9.
At Rochester - Rochester 16,
Tufts 5.
At Washington. Pa-Dickinson 10,
Washington and Jefferson 6.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
LAWS ABUSED
By Many Hunters Says Local
Sportsmen.

That the season for shooting quail
should be shortened is the opinion of
several local hunters and true SPORT
men. 1t is claimed that the law as
it now stands is constantly evaded
and that the birds do not receive the
protection intended for them by law.
A well known local hunter speak
ing on the subject this morning,
said: eff the quail season were
shortened to twenty days everything
would be improved. There are many
fellows who do not really care for
the sport, but who like to shoot, and
they do more harm to the genuine
hunter than anything else. Their
promiscuous shooting often takes eff
feet in unexpected ways, but when a
farmer finds some of his stock mys-
teriously shot, he Immediately refus-
es to permit any one at all to hunt
on his premises, and then all his
neighbors take similar action.
"Besides, a fellow ought to get
enough hunting in twenty days. In
that time enough of the birds would
be. killed, and those left would in
crease their numbers so rapidly that
within ten years there would be an
abundance.
"The best way to put a stop to
the breaking Of the law, is to make
the penalty more severe. If the fine
We're so heavy that not even Midas
would care to kill many birds out of
season, the hunters and farmers
would be benefited. Quails are great
friends of the farmer, and this is one
reason they so strenuously oppose
their being hunted
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
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Stock Show Excursions to Chicago
Over Pennsylvania Lines.

Excursion tickets to Chicago over
Pennsylvania lines will be sold No
vember q, % and % at one first
class one-way fare, plus s1.00 for
round trip, account International
Live Stock Expositionl Excursion
tickets will be sold November 80 at
lower fares.
Special attractions - Wednesday
night, November 80, grand parade
of champion cattle and horses, horse
fair, exhibition of expert driving.
Thursday, December l, parade OF
prize winners, judging horses, hogs
and sheep. Friday, December 2,
demonstration and Judging horses,
hogs and sheep, exhibition and pa
rade.
Consult nearest Pennsylvania lines
ticket agent for full particulars.