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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
SEVEN MAD DOGS ( lLLED
II $ WITH AS MAN Y SHOTS

lspeclRl to Tia Tlmes' pIspatch.) ID
PlT lTeTsBU RG. z lAugust l5,--A II Car
6negle. q little Pittsbllrg slhurb. consta-
PIE JAKE stral berger has killed seven
more than seven seconds. n he illage
had Il been worried by q bunch OF mad
dogs, Late terday y a fternoon Charles
Holman, one OF the towns best cltizcns,
was bltten hyS two of the animals
H Hearing f7it, strelt eltenberge loaded his
revolver and went forth. II 9 met a ] pack
OF the dogs and opened fire, The bu..rt
killed one animal, The cth her dogs ii hen
Ehegan fighting. and the constable slew
SIX more. Each dog was shot through
the head, NJ I'd 3f n 3isss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
.YllIRD|E.RlE
COVI'D'||.EI:.|Y||ll'v|'E||::''|D|!
Verdict Found b Georgia jury
in Eli ghltt Nj Min 4;
,1tes. U
COURT OPENS WITH. PRAY y Err
Inyoc cation 3 "a y , B, otller.. b St 1Ml1ur--II
sss4 dered \ Mar, eavy M ill.,
4 L, "a, s q a, q K
E(BytAssocfated PreSs.)


sTATEsBoRo. AZ. Il August Is. - n
spite Of Wild 5rumors. ali was quiet here
to-day. Before court opened for the tri 81 al
lof tho alleged murderers Of the Hodges
family men we're seen In groups on tho
streets and sidewalks, bu. a request from
q military officer or from any of the
civil authorities was sufti Client to disperse
them. Judge DAILY found the local milf
$tary already on duty The talk Of lync h; h
Ing was more prevalent ou tslde Of States
lboro than 1t. NJ
Il Rev. H. " IA. Hodges, OF Texas. a Ebrot her
Henry Hod ges. who with his wife ana = 4
three children, s was II murde dered. opened
court with prayer He praye for the spirit
OF a sound mind. a Cody jud dgment and
an unbiased verdict He prayed for the
observance Of the laws of the land. e; HI
pleaded that the people stand II by tho
court IN Its every action.
& The State As represented by Solicitors
General B. Trawltngs and Colonel II. B..
Strange. ss 4, Il
s8i Counsel was appointed for the defense
as follows: :s54 AIessrs. Anderson, 4, Cone,
Cory, IA. N. Deal and Dan Grower.
gi Judge Daily urged s& that the guilty be
punished and the innocent be y given
freedom. Fl E5 S55 5Isas9 aSs
Thes entire country; stands to your
back where you observe the laws, y y said
Judge DAILY, II ...b ut Il no one lSis with you
when you Violate the law S1s VIII consider
IL an Insult to the majesty OF the \ law
and 4 personal Insult to me if the law is
violated! t33s u Il II.
At 1880 o'clock Captain II ftch and the
sOglethorpe Light Infantry of sayan--3
nah reached the city. Captain IIi tch as
sumed charge Of the tota llitary forces,
now numbering one Z hundred I; men 2 n.sias5s !.
X The following negroes are in he tconfF't W
room under mill tary guard s515
Will Cato, Paul Reed 4, VIII sRa1neS'
Handy Bell, Dave Young. Elias oung.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
BLAC KsMl1H AYES CROWD
With HIS \ IS HAMM.ElR'I.
The Smith, Is Mighty Man ManIsNWas ',;aIs
y HI With Broad and Sinew,'y
q Arms; When II & yVieldcd#.a
Nightly sledgef Crowd ;r' ''s q Fell ell
Back and Allowed n lon
Union Man to Escape.
. nv 4 ssociated Press j


NEW YORK. August ia fter 't.. 7 holding l
q crowd Of pursuers at bay: from the q
platform, OF an elevat ted railroad ota tion.
following an assault upon tner
workman empty his revolver into the 's
IS. nc trying TO esca pc on train,
Joseph Costello. sixteen years Old s.l. g
bricklayer wa AIKEN police sta e: tion
to-day. guarded BY squad OF r reserves
With a "a wn reyolvers. NJ
Behind sursed the croHd which had had
chased h,m. demanding that he be lyt,cf s. 4
ed. He was locked up on q J. charge 5t't q
5felonous assau 1t. made by 7 hon,sals y
1 FLaughlin, another bricklayer who says 3
that the youth fired at him, the bullet let
passing through the collar OF his Goa at 9;
near enoug h to burn his neck
Costello. who NOT q ne memberS NIB of ~ g
labor had been loyed s. on =
snew building UP 10 week when the ln.'
union Torkmen de,na an ded Sdlseha and a.,
the contra cto dismtsse lIfn. He claim
ed that Al sum OF as due him
from the contractor, and that every time =.
lie went SAlleTElILue liioll AtAS.l d -
away. WI he again appEesas pEss red
Mt the building a nd started for the con
tractors office. AioIaughl lin stood In his
way. Costello says that SS Mcllaug HIN.
knocked him down. Nc cLaug Hin dec laress
that Cos tello "a rev a. revolver. fired one
shot. which narrowly missed him and an
then turned and -an f.S & s$
g4 Al bla acksmith Ia. armed with q heavy
Esledge hammer faced a crowd Of strike
ysylnpathizers who were administering a.
violent beating to- Patrick llton, q non
union man, this afterno on. 1 and 80 over
awed the crowd that Aiallton was q u
lowed to slip away. Nal lton was leaving
sScwarzc..lln and # sulzberge gers when
score Of strikers seized him. threw him
down, kicked and bruised him: broke his
face. noGs and covered his body with cuts
and bruised. q, n s5a q
}}ssf TIc tried to break away and was rum
ming down the street with the mob at
his heels when ] oseph Razoter, a. black
smith, heard his cries for help. selztnE5
a heavy sedge hammer, Razoter rushed
into the street and faced the crowd. His
Threatening attitude had the desired ef-s
feet and tho pursu ers fell back while
11allton made good his escape. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
A MARI KET'AB LES I. Fuel Fi 4: Is15
FROM MARSH / MUD

fspecial 10 The Times nj ispatnh) S s33 s
III CHICAGO, August 16.--A Chica 90 en-
3gineer has solved the pro ohlen sof chang
Ing marsh mud into A. 8 mark eta b fuel
product within half an hour after AT Is;
taken from, the bog. 4 ss35 43ss
+ During the last week aetical demon
!stratlons have been sIna de 3 IN NJ his city
WIT pea fuel T ma ia ctured ia tter four!
years OF & experim ZEN Ii. n Tl,he results
have shown. g heat efh ciencys equa ualins,5
II not SURPRISING, that possessed by the
.higher~grad 8of anthrac te coal, /, ~ tss /
h "A ton OF this fuel wi ia ke I'M no more
room In the ca lar than Us required for
a ton OF COAL pns peat fuel can be
.pFoduced sat less than ninety cents q
ton. S Il \. z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
NOT F)|R..L|(|.)||'V!.I' ] !.
IO)I NEGRO
John S. Wise Took Suffrage Suits.
for$the s re
limits. IA.

Captain John s.. Wise, Of New York
~ who spent vest erd ay in r hmond. gave.
gu 8 ut an exec eedingly teresting Interview,
on the attitude 5of the North toward var the
ili, negro, his own connection with the snf- NJ
frage suits, and on the Official situatlon,
With q acomparison of the identlal can
didates
The captain wa $ in his usually ana BILE
mood talked with his characte
Brightness and breezin ess, swin nglng from n
tonIc to topic with rapidly and discuss
Ing everything he touched X & upon With With
striking candor and apt and at at times times
epigramnatc phrase. ii
Asked whether his presence in the cit city 4
:. = - that the suffrage case, designed to-
!tast the new State Constitution, was to
s - taken up a gain. Ca plain Wise answered
In the egatiye, stating that ne had q. 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
]! !8 n FAIRBANKS ON#STUMP.gsaS
viii L our tae country Making 4
Campaign Speeches.
2(By Associated Press. J

55cHTcAGo L,I.,i August 15. That Sem
II ori Tsa irba1,ks the Republ lean Fvlce-pres.
contnnousy n presi!d entail campaign Pn
stinket Of which he Is a component part
vas ma de kno oWal8 today ms the result OF
q, Visit EmadeJby him to Republi lean mead
WA has entered Into an enga agement to-
soper1 the Kansas State Acampa Ign at Mar
ion that State on Sept en,ber 1st, ana
there are calls for him for earlier dates
- ''.tTs IIa also to-day Indicated bis positive
acceptance OF an inyi lion TO- speak at
Saratoga, N. III on the l4th, OF Septam
on the occasion Of The cele ebratlona aolA me
if1ftieth anniversary OF he orga nization Sot:
the Republican party at hat res ort: Later
in the campal lgn he Will visit the faTs
West. as b5}3 u III y 8Si.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
B PARKER :, 4, AT J. Wlt,:I[NIsoo
He IS Given an Ovation as He
Drives from Clubs Yard.
LAssocia tesl \ Press.

n nsopIHI N, ". AUGUST lb.-J Judge Par
!. az . rived at Rosemoun from Nyinnisooss
Il H'ndsa at s o'clock tonight with Mrs.
Parker and his brother Fred .H Parker, 2
s.,nh charters to the ra iiroad at Hig In-s
Alan the keanest interest WAS xhihtfe,l
nv tha natives and go I'll gers In he DEM
5oeratic cand ldate, IIe f was R repealedly;
Tn l''Tn spite of the effort to preyen any
Sssnua,restion of a pol itical CHARACTER, the
yopng people MAJ Parker 4 loas, U, (
~ = hrought oyer and played during the
:Say. Mss Soon Soon after its arrival g parade of
q ii, ina WYnnlsook folk was fnrmnd, and
marching around the was z, ,reySlsNs"a q,
at the end by Judge and arfs. tIas AoE, sssI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
BI G ] IFIGHTI30 SUNDAY.
The Rurik Sunk and the R Rossia
Gromoboi Greatly i9
%.s Damaged, A 355
llBys Assltoaclated Press.)

IN 85E (By6Assocla ated EPress.) M
Il TOXIC, August 10 I'll ;16 Y a.. N. a Il dis
patch to- the y adm ralty from the naval
at Takeshlkf says Admiral
iSamimura met the v dlvostok squadron
twenty miles from rJlsnn. Korea, at s
q clock Sunday morning, Tie battle end!
ed sat 1890 AN. 4i q stf 53i 5 S9
The Rurik sank by the stern. her bow
standing up perpendicularly. The Japa-s
nese rescued 600 mem bers OF the Rurik'si
crew. fs 5ss v
The Rcssia and the Gromoboi caught
fire severa times an d were heavily dalr-a
aged. II Vi
ii Only one h OF the Japane ships was
hit. Two ] apanese were illed and seven
were wounded ,S5 Il 5 VI sts5
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MAYOR HARRISON.
Will Meet the r Representatives. Of
the Strike and Try to Settle it.


S5s5 (ByE Associated Press.)
CHICAGO j. Vi IL LL.. N August Ia Mayor
Harrison will attempt tomorrow to set
tie the stock yards strike. He Will meet
tto. Il, orrow morning at 10 o clock the rep
,resentatives OF the strike and hear heir
side of the controversy. Later In the day
he viii have a meeting with representa-
5tiyes OF the packers and listen to their.
sfiie task OF reconciling the differences
IA large committee OF the retail dealers
called upon him this afternoon and ask ed
him To- use his good Of1ces In $erdln q the
strike. The Mayor said that c he would
gladly q q all that lay In his power to put
an end to the trouble. u . ss#. { ii q.
81 There were a. number OF conferences
5durIng1the day, a II hav Ing The Sc nent
fof the strike in view. but nom 8ot hem
resulted In anythin 5ss .55 Ellab e
! The numerous IS assault ts Sthat & have been
taking place every day and night In the
3neighb ib hborhood OF the stock yards h ave
stirred the police to lore u energetic !. ac-
tion. than they have b taken eretofore.
inspector Hunt, who is In charge OF all
the '{police static around i the yards,
ord cred to-day that all men pickettnH the
Va rd|s should q be compelled to move on
and should be arrested II hey decline 60
do 80. ylsg gg 81 \. +
has been shot md ha! LED IN a. labor quar-
rel With George T.. Smo therman conducr
tor an a street railway cab le line. * The
fshootinr was the direct result. { The police
say. of remarks IS to SIN otherman by
dder,, who chide ed SIM therman for not
uaa ring a5uniOn& butt ton. til *
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The AT LANTlC PLAYERS 6.
WIN TENNIS s.s5H0N0RS
{By Associated Press.)

.5R IS (ByS Associated Press.
ATLANTA, g ''i y ls--the winners
y sin Rles and doubles In the southern cham
Il .hp tennis tournament Of last Saturday
4. day met the holders of the southern
p oha mp,onshlps7 and cups in both styles Y of
the game and secured both. In singles. Nat,
thornton met and defeated Clarence Angler.
40; s-2; s.s, ssa3tt3 i
# Nat Thornton and Bryan Grant both II }of
Atlanta, finished to-day their match with
~. former champions In doubtless; Williams
ana Angler winning the decisive heat d u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
I. III THE BALT'l ! {; G FLEET.
Cruiser Division q Said to Have
Received Sailing
Orders. 81
a ssocIated PRESS,

4 U (Byf Associated Press,) f il8A
{ ST. PETpRSBURG. August lb-8 p.
M,--1he cruiser division OF the Baltic
has received sailing orders!
Some Of the vessels have already left
f:ronstadt and others. III cluding the oleg
will ilenye in q few days. The division
may 60 around he Cape OF Good Hopo.S
where y will meet colliers The battle
ship division is awaiting the eomplatlon
OF the repairs to the Orel. and is not
likely TO start for q, week or fortnight.
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A DEMAND FORI SPEAKER
IN MAI Ne CAMPAIGN
The D ocratic6 Literary Bureau
Sending Out a: 4 \ ! Large . S. Supply &
Of Literature g Congr ssional
Committee Will Coop
IS ate IJpon Camp gn s
NJ literature. 4 iiS 4;
IA y, ii 5;,A L q Y u y y
.1pv "a ssncia I ID Press.l Z


@g NEW = DIRK, a ng. i II e. nfere1csg
between hairn7an Coed AIyer. of5 the New
york Democratic Stat comnitte Fl and
sDelan ceys Nicoll. vice hairnan q tnes
tional Committee to- sF an under ..lE
standing was ct,ed ing the New8
york State campo a1gn. It was M decided
I'M at til q Nat tfonal Committee would I not
interfere with the state Commit sins
the state and mel ither the na tionals nor
the State Committee w IL take up any
4 work IN New y ork city and Brooklyn.SS
where the Il campal 81 w iii, be conducted
by the regular Demo ocratic organlEau uon.$s
This Democratic mana gers say they ares
convinced that the Sst tuation 4 IN Greater
New Y ork is In the best possibl shape,
FOR a larger vote and larger maj ties
than ever before f5 Ss,
sSefTheSna ational smanag gers will look to the
city organiz izations to main tain this condl l-E
stion8 of fairs.
Later IN the day Mr.. yer had Sa4 con n
Sfererce wit NJ Patrlcls ii. CarTen,s N az
the State Il head dQuartars9 and the Ri ST. teS
$carnpaig gn vi as discusse %. ..ss
Democratic g lea dquarters.
The S Dem II d u head quar- Nerss was
Sti,rpnged wit Ii visit tors to lay Man sca me-
seeking a ernpl oyment VI IN I SOME @ capacltyS
WITH, the National Commi ttee. Much work
was done towards getting the quarters, l.s3
An 81 shape, Asaista ergeant at rms
aDonelson was lied as fficergss llga ~
charge. Il
#S Maine Democrats have been alling sons
the Nat tionals Commit tee for speakers sanSdsS ~
SChairma sTagEart has been q consld dering
the adv Visibility Of sending several pron-.ss
stnent men to q that III State. The reports
from Maine Indicate redlc ced ma jorit ties j
3for!5 the sRepubll bllcans and the Democrats
think a3t close vote. al thou the Res
aapublicans are successfu ful. q will have aS
great moral effect In ther parts 81 the
country. Demo ocratic III speaker ~ are not
easily btained as many have made ar ~
rangements to speak later In the cam
spaign. (. sfSgs s5$
Ca1npai ign Litera ature.
Repreesnta i've cowherd Y, char Y
man OF the Dem ocraticl CongTesio onals Cans mis
spaign Commit ttee. came to New ork toSSas tt9oSa
day to consult with George =. Parsker, Par SCI
who has been made head aof the y iterarys
ureali Of the Hat ional Commit ittee. "a I'll
fCowherd has alread y sen out az great
suppl yssg OF literature + from Washingtona
and it was regarding the work lone ana 4
proposed to be done by NJ Gown arg that
the q ational Committee anted IN Or 4
nation. tits quite likely that the two
committees Will CO. -operate Ii herealfttseasSs ealS
llpOn K scampaignA u terhture,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Williams's Body Still Here. 4

frhe body OF Mr.. e, & RI q Iarns, who
u a. killed by a fall from the front steps
of his boa riding house early sumo lay morn
Ing, Isl at Rlileys sundertakl King esta blish-
dayT from the col lection agencyg In Day
/ ton, ohio, in yhose empl 10y. the man was,
ying that they had I. elegraphed h his
3instructng the ils,l ,lertake to hold the
body until " could be rned Wha d ispo-j
5sition was desired to be made Of IT. Nj Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
The Novik r ported Sunk.

7E 2733A VI (By Ass0cIAted GF'rsss, All
X CHE FOO. August is 30 a. Man
uncon. .lrlned report. which has reached
here from Tsingchou,i says the Russian
crtlser Novlk. which p,lt into I'slngchou.
after th battle OF August 10th, off Port
Arthur and which coaled there and nut
to sea within herttWenty-f four hour limit.
has been sunk forty miles from Tslng-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
,MINTATURE ALMANAC. e
Ricl1111ond.

Captain John s. wise says negro . is Z
a sliuttlecnck between Northern 4 ana
Southern Ebattledoors; & the y h IS 1ypo., D.,
crit tlcal and does not want q Anu y
quotes Senator & oliver to prove =.
Chairman &lyllyson returns from, a touI q q
the Ninth Cong ressional District and ! Y
quite hopeful that MI. " ysor VIII WI; ~,
viii t8lend him all the aid he car. .bys sena-
1nR best speakers In State irltU. that terri
tory Canoeing party from i Lynchou1aLns ~
reached the city vest sterday forming :, ae. :.
lighted with their trip they turned "a :, +
night BY Contracts awarded !. "a y
night by the Commit Zee on Poor.--- stree Tree,
Committee &transacts only ruutine pusi-
ness Brownies win easily from As N the s,
etaurton team. but large ToWdE a sa W. W
fine yexhtbition OF clean ball playing
Governor Gov being urged to speak IN cam I,
paign in II eR Engla nd 4 he will return y lat
ter part of this week y mes ~ n aoi-
sol, Rddeii, aged 1esid ent. Iult slck--5
Wall Street Journal commends IS = hesa-
peake and Ohio RAJ Il way mpany.. iori s.
business achicvemen tP lice Board I fai!s u;
70 decide on plans ], ne pa pa ts9l
stations. MANCHEsTER------ r 80 Board aof AZ
sdern,ens meets tonight for u he last time
under the old administ tra tom, --- tuneEaIs
III Manchest er Shooting al ftairS on upper
Hull Street 80 Court Gs no tes - ~ ny
ladies of Sacred Heart Chure d der
man-elect N Moore bel ter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
CONSTITUTION CLUB.
One Formed by Members Of New
Y ork Bar in Parker,s Honor, 3

aY4t,3s3 lBy Associated Press.) i
NDws YORK. August l6--Ths PaskeTs
sconstlta,tioH Club. composed .of smemneTs
formed here, with tbeae offieerp: Presi-
dent, James Carter. .Yice.prsstdents,
wheeler H, Peck ham. 4 Ohm u. 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
General era

ys: Land and naval atta ck on Fort sATtnur. VI
reported to be nfprogress and the impres-i
sion general, even In ST. LnAs y,
the fortress must soon Eufre nder Y iaai- Ia!l
fyostok fleet as well g&$ ass8 Port IArtnu.i
I'd oiladron badly used up by the "a pan ese !;
4hree ships reported sunk In last two en-
"a rerncnts besides those damaged Il grave
fears5t thatgthe dispersing OF the Port Ar : !;
Z hs,rp EnIadron may lead To nternattonal
cor; lions he ational Commltt;se &c
not to interfere In the S&condnct g, ne ne
Democratic State pal gn In .N eWs = ork .rf
tor airban ks to tour the coun ~
for the Republican tic et--Eeriousi5 d and
exciting troubles 4 In N 4ws8 y ork GROWING
out of the strike situat on---Aa a yori II
rison. Of Chica 70. to try and effect q. set
fiemant Of the stock yards Isl rlke--.-.Fair-
iiament ia prorogued after an admittedly
barren session - Grand Army En- camp
1nert "Opens In ! Boston; Southern soldiers e
tests Of honor and aptain6 Ga y q Az
iarta, makos q nota BILE: e spec ch-----t - our Hll
men killed and many others injured sny,
the explosion OF a sa aW-nlll boiler In ~
I Georgia- der entered IN Jersey Sily
for lie lof Rthe assets OF the $unlversal
rroba Geo ~ Company thern III Railway
sjmproving its system during = he. dull ! sea
Heayy trading Yand yoent
lions in the Seaboa I'd Air Line Ssecur ltles
on Henry G. DAVIS arriyes y q 4 at.t ne
White sulphur read ~ for. not tlon,
STANDARD Oil Company e eclares th!rd dlvs
2ihend this yea ar-S Susp ension OF tlrm Of
Hahio Brothers ANNOUNCED on New p = @ @orK
Stock Excha nge. sss
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lis attached to the fact that
Lieutenant General Stoessel's s.
wifi and child rem went 70 Che
II 90 on board the torpedo boat
destroyer II estitelhi. s$
(eysAssooiat ted Press.) .5s
TOKIO Aug. i {. .A dmirals
( Togo reports that a vessel Of
{ the type Of the pr tected cruis-s
/ er Pallada was torped doed and |
sunk in the engagement Of
August 10th. sss ;5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
North Carolina a;

Young man dies In " iimingto from
hurns received IN hotel In mysterious
Captain Phillips, q I. eond 9, actsT G
snencer FOR robblng freight cal 81 Percy
81. Fleming elected inst situtional clerk IN
MA ca Fof the late y ohm P. SArrtngt ton.
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Docked and Disgnantled.
tFy "A associated Press
LONDON. August 1b.--A sdl lspatch to-
I.Ioyls from Shanghai says that the
cruiser Askold has gone lntel dock and
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THE TINES. Eo!:NpEp isse
THEfDlsPATCH. 70 sc JNDED flso
SUMMARY OF: The ! DAYS Y l NEWS / i v:
The Weather.


yvAsflrNGTON,A Aug. Is. II Forecast for 'r
Tuesday and w ednesday. u. \, ,5s Il,
Virginia warmer Tuesday with IN
creasIrig cloudiness and showers; Wednes. 8.
4 day5sfowers.9 followed by falr and cooleri
fresh south winds 5sl}s ~ /. u. ssf +. ].
Norti, Carolina shownrs Tuesday ana No
"Wednesday; fresh to brisk southwest w s',s
winds. y
Richmonds weather yesterday was de !, !,
lishtfai, elondiess and pleasant II, tern.a M
perature. @
RANGE or I'll p THERMOMETERS 9, ER; =
b ~ NJ. ca Y
~ M. !. g., #
II. Nj g, e
38 . M v. \. e, 20
:. = . = -
a midnight !. n /.
,,.r, 81 81 7. i, i, !. I. +, Y, 4. 7s 2-3
Highest temperature yesterday yss,..... ss se
Lowest temporal ture vest =. !. y. ey es
Mean r@tempefature yesterda .........%rs g
Normal temperature for Aug uat oS eS
Departure from normal tenn peratur re y. " ~ h
Precipitation during past p aours -. " " y
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Continued On Third Pagc-2
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-23
A SINGULAR Proposition.

Muncie, Ind, April 23.-To prevent
the officers of the Indiana and Ohio
Gas and OIL company from blowing up
with dynamite their own property in
Washington township, Judge Letter
granted a restraining order on appli
cation by William Foster, patron OF
the company. 1t is alleged that the
officials have removed a portion OF
their valves and equipment and have
threatened to blow up the plant. II
has been asked that the restraining
order be made permanent.
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Have your carpets taken
up. cleaned and laid bv
the Monarch Laundry.
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DOGS FOLLOW TRAIL
But Citizens Refuse to Accept the Sus.
picion Thus Implied.

Liberty, Ind. April 23.-For the
third time recently the postoffice and
country store connected Herewith, at
Brownsville, little village five miles
west of this place, was entered by bur
glars, the safe was forced and some
cash taken, and goods belonging to the
store were also purloined. Will Hall,
postmaster, called to his aid blood
hounds and the dogs struck trail
which led directly to the home of a
well-known citizen. So prepOsterOus
was the idea Of connecting this citizen
with the burglary that the community
was dissatisfied with the result and
another attempt is being made to trace
the criminal What makes the circum-
stances still more embarrassing, a
monkey wrench belonging to this citi.
zen was found at the postoffice, having
apparently been used by the burglar
in forcing an entrance. 1t is the sup
position that the wrench had been pre-
viously stolen by the thief.