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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
The Yellow
Holly
By FERGUS HUME,
Author of The Mystery OF
Hanson Cab" Etc.
Copyright, 1908. by G.. ". Dillingham;
Company
Continued from 9th page.)

carry out my plans SO as to learn who
killed Mrs. Jersey"
"Thcn you are looking after the
caSe?"
"On behalf of Lord Darlington. lie
possessed of a confession which Mrs.
Jersey left behind her.
"IIow do you know she left it,
because l knew Mrs. Jersey very
well, and, as l told you long since,
was once boardcr here. One day
she let slip that she had some one in
her power, and would leave the cvi-
dcncc Of that power behind her SO
that her niece might benefit | told
this to Lord Dcrrington. He insisted
that should try TO discover the as
snSSin so aS to get that confession
which compromises him, back again.
To spur me on he has promised me 4
reward Of Il thousand pounds should
obtain the confession and the convic-
ton of the aSSaS$in AS l want money
to- marry Lola, am doing my best
came to live here for that purpose
Lord bennington talking of my visit to
TIC house on the night of the crime
would have jcopardized my plans,
therefore | was obliged-as you say
to threaten him so as TO make him
keep silent. 50 far, do you blame me,
Mr.. Brendon!'
No. replied George, after some
thought, the end justifies the means.
irn
cally means"
Il have not adopted any. l have not
asked Lord Dcrrington for money, so
| am not blackmailer; nor do 1 in
tend TO claim from him anything but
what is justly mine"
And what is justly yours, if you
plcase!'
'Thc reward of $1,000 for the discov-
cry of the assassin
"Oh! Have you learned who killed
herr"
"Not yet, but l may learn. At pres
cnt confess 1 am in fault"
George pondercd little SO far
Bawdsey spoke frankly enough, but he
could not help mistrusting him. How
ever, since the man was in the telling
vein, he thought it best to bctray no
doubts lest Bawdscy should turn
rusty. "Well, the discovery is in your
hands," he said, "and l sincerely trust
you will gain that thousand pounds.
l am as unwilling as my grandfat ther
that Mrs. Jerseys connection with this.
unfortunate business should become
public. ] am perfectly convinced that
y-hn l,t
stabbed the unfortunate woman"
do you think so?" asked Bawdsey,
stealing glance ut the newspaper.
George nodded. The confession
was written. l learned that much from
Margery. Mrs. Jersey told her it was
a story. Well, as the confession was
not found among Mrs. jerseys papers
when she died. it must lave been
taken by some one. But l can't think
what interest such Il thing can have
had for any one unlcss"-
"Unless what, Mr. Brendon?"
Unless it contained the name of the
person who assassinatcd my father"
How could Mrs. Jersey know that?"
"She was ut San Reno when my fa.
ther was killed; she loved him and she
used to follow him. How | learned
these things, Bawdsey, does not mat.
ter. But it is just possible that Mrs.
Jcrsey-or Eliza Stokes as she was
then-might have some knowledge Of
who committed the crime. If that was
set down in her confession las is high.
ly probable), l can quite understand
that the original assassin killed her to
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Ignorance.

Il know no north nor south nor
west"' shouted the orator
Poor man. exclaimed the sympa.
thetic old lady. His early education
was sadly neglected"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

1t would be easier to tolerate the
man who knows it all if he did.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Her First Batch.

Her First Batch.
HE asked for bread, and she gave
him stonc'
Poor Weary. / suppose that was
the first intimation he had that the
lady was Il bride"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Job Near Home.

III wish I were the fool killer for
about an hour"
"Not contemplating suicide hope"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

Love at first sight may
really be called a species
of second sight.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
He Understands Them,

He has keen sense Of humor."
He must have, Judging from the
way be laughs at his own Jokes"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Then He Likes Il.

A tramp won't shirk; he is sure to work
When he strikes an easy mark.
Then he works him right with all his
might.
And he earns jolly lark.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Don't Go Together.

Bier husband is an honest man."
Poor girl! I thought she married a
fellow with money"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

y real bright man al
ways knows when a wo-
mans no means no.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

Would you naturally
infer that horse sense
was a little stronger
brand than common
sense?
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

Any one watching n small boy locate
Jar OF jam will come to the conclu-
sion that lower animals are not the
only ones that have instinct.
The wise man will not push a good
thing along. He will chain it down.
10 state an old truth over only n
little more emphatic. no man Is a hero
III the eyes of his typewriter
n bad actor may be Il good man, but
you don't see how.
1t is a good deal harder to find mon
cy than to find the owner of 1t.
Tie man behind the slot machine
thinks that pennies are just as good
as any other kind OF money.
a landscape painter should never
Shift his calling and try to paint the
town.
1t is because the japanese are first
In war that the Russians may be
Obliged to be first in peace.
The chilliest man i'm the world warns
up to his mother-in-law as Thanksgiv-
tug approaches.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Juvenile Wisdom.

Johnny-What does this mean where
1T says the enemy shclled the woods?
Willie-Maybe it was hickory nut
grove.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

Inc wise man Will not push good
lhlnS along. He will chain it down.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

To state an old truth over ONLY n
niue more emphatic. no man Is a hero
III the eyes of his typewriter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-15

@obn tpurben aus benz 5ubrtperf gez
f9leuoert unb erlitten f9tpere 8erle=
bungen. Der Wagen purbe 5ertriimz
inert. Oas pferb ging bur3 unb tpur=
be fpGter in Der Muiel nod lebenb
dufgefunben.
Gneen. Ser 27idbrise eugen
@toder, Glteffer Sobn bes @parfaiz
len ? 8u96alters @toder, ftiir5te iia
in eineu Mnfau BON Sci tesftDrltng
gum Seniter fetnes S6laf3tmmers
6inous ettpa 5fpDlf W}eter tief auf bic
@traBe. Sin Mrbeiter, Der CUR @rbett
qing, fanb i'm auf. Ser 1ngliidli9e
bate beim @tura bas @entd eebrpden
unb mar fpfort tobt.
Sretburg. Sin f9tperer 11n<
qliidsfaG eretgnete ii9 5ptf@en Gns
6inqen unb &enSingen. Mpotbefer
Miiller (ein @o6n bes friheren 2anb=
togsabgeorbneten fir &abolf5eW fuhr
nit feinem &ub mad &enoinger unb
eerietb bur9 Musglitf6en bes &obss
unter etn 9ol3fubrtpert, beffen &dber
linn iiber Die 5uBe 9ingen, pobur4
Mitlsr f9pere 8erlebungen bapons
trug.
+ d. 6ier brannte bas Mn>
tpe1ert bes 2dnbnirt9s 8G9le nieber.
3pet iunge S9tpeine ftelen benz 6euer
gum Spfer. Der 9efammtf9aben be-
trGgt ettpa 5000 Mort, er 1T bur9
8eriiderung eebedt. @s nirb 8runb<
fttftung bermutbet. 9ienftfne9t ".
Sttegele purbe als Der Shat bringenb
berbG9ttg feftgenommen.
Mdnnbetm. SIN na6en H6etz
nau berbrdnnten BRET &tnber, apet
MGb9en BON neun unb bret unb elm
&ndbe BON 5pet Sabren. Sn Der Mobz
nung bes Subrtfarbeiters Sob.
@6mitt - er pobnte i'm 5interbau
bes 9ait6aufes gum vBrin5 Carl
mar elm 3immerbranb ausgebro9en,
ols etnes Der &inber, iebenfaqs bag
Glteite, Petroleum auf ben Serb ge=
gofen ober bamit 5euer i'm Sfen gez
ma6t bate; bic getrpleumfla i9e er>
plobir+e unb 1ebte bic bret &inber unb
Elm 8ett in 8rdnb. Sin tpeiteres MGbz
9en BON flint Sabren flii3tete, dIs es
bic 51af9e plaben fab, Die @ltern
tparen auf Nrbett abneienb. Die BRET
&inber nurben fiir9terli9 berbrannt;
bos cine &inb ftarb, dls es aus benz
Wagen in bas 9tafpntfenbaus getraz
gen perben foute, bic anberen betben
&inber gaben balb barauf thren 9etit
auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-15
GtriGbrIGen.

SIM norbpeitli9en SbeiGe BON
&af9mir liegt bic 2anbI9aft 9ilgtt,
Die i'm fpefentli9en bas Sbal 3u Bet
ben @etten bes @tlgitflu1es umfabt
Der 8a6lrei9e Nebenflife bat mnb m
ben Snbus miinbet. CUR @rmOgltz.
dung bes 0erfebrs 3ptf9en ben etns
8elnen, bur9 Die MdHerldufe getrenne
ten 2anbest6etlen 1tnb Die Sliihe bort
Dielfa9 BON 8riiden etgent6imlt3er
Dirt iiber1pannt, ndmli9 BON fogez
nannten Sauz pber Stridbriiden. Ste
ein3eGnen Saue, einbeimif9e Ma9s
tperfe, beffe6en aus sufdmmengeore9'
ten unb mitstnanber perflo9tenen 8ir>
fen3peigen unb Iinb perart unterein<
amber berbunben, bab 1ie cine Dirt
Bride bliben. Die 8riden bienen
lebigli9 benz SuBgdngerberteRr, tie
bieten benz Wanberer einen geniigens
ben 6alt, UNI ben SUB feit uuf5uieben,
unb berbtnbern bur9 ibr aus glei6em
Stpff 6erge1teqtes 9elGnber Elm Sim
abfaGen bes Bufanten. Die 9elGn@
Der finb babel chamber 10 nabe ge<
fteGt, buB Der Wanberer beim leberz
i6retten Der Bride lie bequem nit bet@
ben 6dnben faiIen fam. Die 9eritelz
lung Der 8riiden ion bur9peg 10 gez
f9idt unb feft fem, baB fte aiemlt9
betrG9tli9e 2aften trdgen unb et1
9ubenO Menf9en fte gGei43eitig obne
9efa6r pafiiren t0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-15

9Th enfmarbesW rs
patrons 1T in Stuttgart entbiiQt pors
ben, benz S9uBbaupt Der f4pdbtf9en
Win3er, benz gater Urban g%efpiomet.
gater Urban ftanb in e~ntfernten 8s>
ate6ungen gu Gffe1arb, benn aud er
mar Elm M~ngebDriger bes 4loiters bonn
beiligen 9aqus am 8obenfee. 8on
biefem &lofter entfenbet, mar Batter
Urban i'm 2anbe nm ben Heddr ni9t
Bios elm Glaubensbote, Ipnbern altb
b~erientge, Der bic 8epohner i'm Wetn@
bdu unb in ber8e6dnblung Der Srals
ben unterpies. Sic tparen t9m bus
fir ni9t penig banfbar unb erbdus
ten inn su Gbren ipgar cine Stride.
Nun 1T i6m aud Elm Oenfmul errt9S
tet norben, elm e9tes Wetnbenfmdl:
auf etnem l1ntergrunbe BON dusgef
bauenen Steinen erhebt fi9 bic mars
tige 9eitalt zines WeiagGrtners TN
Sanfer, grobem 6emb, &niehoien uno
berben Stiefeln. ST trGgt cine NIT
Srauben gefiate Suite duf benz
&iifen unb lebnt fi4, pie dusruheno,
lei9t an einen 5elsblod, in Der reds
ten 6anb cine 6due, in Der linfen efs
men gefiinten 8eher. Wobelirt BOT
bas 0entmal profe7Or 5reunb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-15

entpurf, Der bic Gegelung Der @teuerz
erbebung gum 0egenftanb bate, beras
then. Gin e6rentpertbes Mitglieb ers
bob fi9 unb ertlGrte: n5err prdftoent,
i9 bin febr fir @nnahme biefes @ez
febes, benin unfere @teuererbeber linb
uusnahmslps 6aIunfen unb S9ur7
fen. Sd muB bus niKen. benin t6 fell
Der bin 5ebu Sabre lang Steuererbeber
getpefen." Ser 9eIebenttpurf puroe
angenpmmen.
~Wte gefGnt es Sbnen in Sbrer
reuen @teIung2" fragte cine DAME
Elm MGb6en, bas frs e~mpfoblen bate.
r9anfe, febr gut" nOas freut MIDI
gu bDren," entgegnete Die Dame, rSie
6aben cine 1ebr nette Srdu, unb Sic
biirfen Sic ~feinespegs Grgern. n9as
tbue id AUDI germ" mar Die unf9ulz
bige Mnttport.
Sn benz 8rOfpeft elmer @o4ens
f6rift beiBt es: nunfer 3ebattiOnsz
ftab, nit Nusnabme bes @ersegers, TT
auf bds forgfdltigite uusgepGblt porz
ben unb gtbt @~aruntien fir Grfolg
unb @ebet6en unferes 8luttes." =
Sine colifornif9e 3eitung fou tpegen
@erleumbung bon elmer Wttttpe be-
langt tporben fem, neil tie bon threm
Manne gef9rteben bate, er let In bas
before" 5eim biniibergegargen.
r@eebrter Serr," f6rieb elm Qano=
nirtb an ben Sefretdr zines ldnoz
pirtbf9aftli3en @ereins, rnonen sic
bic Site baden uno MIDI dnf S6re
elite bes &inbDie6s nit etnem &albe
feBen."
Muf einem eeSabrmartt 16lpB ein
Musrufer, na6bem ct ben umfebenz
ben Wunberbinge bon benz, mas in
1einer 8ube anes gu feben pGre, erz
ad6lt bate, nit ben WDrten: rSreten
sic nur Elm, metne 6errf9uften, tree
ten sic nur Elm! Sd gebe Sbnen metn
@ort, Sic perben iebr frob fetn, tpenr
sic nieber berdusfommen."
u@effatten Sic mir, gnGbige Srou,
bab t6 sic gu Sbrer 8efdnnti9aft
nit bic Ter enlightenment Dame begludz
piini6e," meinte Elm galanter ltngar,
| nfis 1T jung, f6Dn unb babel aud fe9r
berftGnbtg." u@epiB," beitdtt9te Die
Sume, vaber finben sic benn ni9t,
baB tie Elm bis9en eingebiloet tit?"
r@ber i9 bite sic, gndotge Tran,
feBen sic fi9 bod NAL an t6re 9teue
unb Iagen sic ieGber, ob sic oaF1n
nibt aud eingebilbet fetn piiroen,"
mar bic ni9t febr sulante4nttport Oes
l1n9arn.
g9limmer nod it foGgenbs @nt=
qleifung: Sin angefebener &auf man1
beflagte 1i9 einem 5reunbe ge9enliber
ii6er feinen @o6n, Der groBen Sang
au Gei6tTnnigen Strei9en 5etgte. "Ste
fDnten linn ms @eptfen reoer nno
ibm nit erni ten Morten ietne ptltf@
ten ppr6ulten, rietb Der Sreuno.
Dem, mas i9 linn iage, i9entt er
nt6t Die geringfte 8ea4tung, er bort
nur auf bas, mas ibm gtarren nnD
9ummfDpfe aufliitern. Sd NOR S9z
men ba6er fe6r banfbar, r"n Ste mol
nit linn ipre6en ppaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-15

- = e6tetgettbu mt ! L
der Gonf1ift bat Die Mttte Mat in
6annober erfolgts 9inrt9tung bes
5iitliers Satabotpsft tpegen Morbes
in elmer fir ben 0elinquenten 109it
marterboaen Dirt ~ber3Dgert. S9nn
felt benz 5. Mai mar benz MDrber mtt=
get6eilt, baB er benz 5obe perfauen fei
9etp0bnli9 gebt bic 9tnrt9tung sIei4
am nd9iten Sage Dor iin, um benz Oes
ltnquenten bic fur9tbaren Geelenquds
len gu eriparen. 9esbalb erregte es
petnliass Nuffe9en, baB f4on mebr
ala cine @ode berfloi1en mar, ebe Der
traurise Oft %pOrsenommen ipuroe. SJes
besmal, tpenn bic Sbir aufgtng,
i9redte Der Sobeseanbibat sufammen,
ba er glaubte, man pole i'm. Die Mei-
litGr : Suft3Dertpaltung ertldrte nGms
lid, ni9ts mebr NIT benz 8erurtbeil'
ten gu tbun gu baden, tie bate tbm fo~
gar bic Nabrung Dertpeigern ipolen.
Mnberer1eits bebauptete Die Staatsdn>
paltI6dft, Die Notwithstanding babe
Die 6inri9tung gu erlebigen, uno 10
tit tnfo1se bes gompeten5itreites Der
16redli9e Oft, Der bur9 ben S9arfs
ri9ter @ngelbarbt aus Magbebung
ftottfanb, berart Der3Dgert porben.
Gin traffer sail BON
SolbatenmiBbanblung tpurbe Dor benz
&riegsgert9t Der IL. 0ibiIion in OIL
tona perbanbelt. Dem auf Der Inter
pfftater19ule au8gebilbeten, fdum
2Oia6rigen %unterofficier STUB bonn 76.
z&egiment in 9amburg
purben % GGue BON MiBbanbiung,
II GGGe BON borf9riftsnirbriger 8ez
banbIung unb 4 5Gae BON 8elsibiz
gung our 2ait gelegt. Ser l1nterofz
ficier bate etn iebr lofes 9unbgelent
unb mar gu Sbrfeigen i9nea bereit.
MuBerbem ~leiitete er ii9 NOD anbere
fogenannte rS6er5e". Sci Der @uss
gabe bes 8rptes ionglirte er nit ben
8roten unb tparm tie ben 2euten bur9
bic 2uft gu, nobel Elm 8rpt einmal
in ben Spudnapf, Elm dnberes Mal in
einen @imer nit Seifenpufer fiel.
Die Musfetiere erbielten btefe 8rote
trobbem gum Gfen. Dem Musfetier
g.. befen Sanurrbart linn ni9t ge'
fiel, beptnfelte er ben Bart nit
Summit arabtcum, pdter bearbettete
er ben S9nurrbart nit 9enehrH,
pGhrenb Der Mustetier ftramm ite6er
mubte. Mnbsren Musfetteren DerfeBte
er Sritte ms 9efGB unb 99ldge tn's
@enid. @Drtlt6e 8eletbigungen Der
gemeiniten Dirt, bic ni9t pieoer5ugee
BEN finb, gebraudte er bGltfis unb
spang feline untergebenen, bieie
S9impfp5rter nit 8e3ug auf tire
eigene BeriOn 81 pieberbolen. Ginen
Musfetter lieB er CUR @trafe apunaig
Mal bic gauge Sreppe Der &ufern:
binauf@ unb hinablaufen, unb abn@
lide r99er5e", nie er bies beset4'
nete. mebr. Der 1nternfft5ter purbe
81 bier Monuten @efGngnts une DEE
graduation b%erurtbetlt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-15

@pttulattb. 9err (belm
Seirot6sDermittler): nWtrb it3 Der
iunae Mann ni9t an benz ROTTEN 9aar
meiner To6ter ifoBen2" 9eirat9spers
mittler: ,@r ltebt bas fogar. fpie eS
mir anpertraut hat!" 9err: so, Do
f0nnte i9 ia etnise tuuienb Scarf BON
Der Weitgift db5ieben!A
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-07
PUBLIC
Given by Ionia-Phoenix Societies at
Earlham Last Night.

Without a doubt the most interest
ing program that has been given dur
ing the commencement exercises at
Earlham was the commandments
public given last evening in Lindley
hall.
The play which was given by the
students was "a Perplexing Situa-
tion.' In the first act, the scene
opens with a conversation between
Mrs. Middleton and her two daugh-
tersI and niece concerning what they
shall wear to wedding. In the midst
Of it Mr.. Middleton and his son. Tom,
enter. The former becomes disgust
ed with the continuous prattle of the
women, and offers each of them sew
enty-fve dollars if they will remain
absolutely silent for specified time.
Then come the perplexities. Callers
come to see the young ladies, and
depart perplexed because of their 81
lence. Soon Mary, the Irish servant,
enters to announce some one. Upon
receiving no answer from her mistress
she thinks she has tainted and yells
"fre!' The hired hand rushes in !;
drives all from the ROOM.
In the second act Uncle Ftp. en-
ters, who is the star. The girls win
the wager and all ends well.
Cast of Characters
Mr.. Middleton, who is inclined to
be miserly-Edmond Albertson.
Mrs. Middleton, his patient wife
Gertrude Wiltsee.
Tom Middleton, his son-Walter
Wright.
Jessie Middleton, his oldest daugh-
ter-Irene Wilson.
Sue Middleton, his second daugh-
ter-Aurelia Bartlett.
Lucy Fair, niece whom he has
adopted -Bess Huff.
Maud, a friend Of the family
Maud Helm.
Mrs. Nosie, a neighbor who likes
to investigate mysteries-Deborah Ed
wards
Alexander Wilson, Jessie's friend
"A w. Jenkins.
Mary, the Irish servant-Blanche
Stout
Fritz, the man-of- alI-work -Hucl
Mauzy.
Uncle Epitumas, from way up coun
fry, who has come down to look about
a spell-W. w. Jenkins.
DIR. Reynolds, health officer-Orva
BrunsOn.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-07
CHANGES TN
rv3. Ball All, TEAM
Penna. Richmond Team Weak in
Spots-Change Coming.

The Pennsylvania railroad ball
team of this city is dissatisfied in
the extreme with the game Saturday.
If it had not been for the poor play
ing of certain few members of the
team Logansport would not have
gained a single tally. On account of
this there will be "severe'' shake
up III the team, the lineup of which
will be quite different from now on.
Several of the players have shown
that they are not equal to fast ball
such as is played with the Pennsyl-
vania League teams, and they will
be summarily dropped from the ros-
ter. The next game of the Panhandle
League takes place today, Indianapo-
lis playing Logansport. The Capital
City boys should carry off first honors
with ease. Next Saturday the Rich
mond team will play Easthaven, their
opponents Of two weeks ago, in the
memorable game when the umpire
was forced to hunt the tall uncut by
an irate member of the Easthaven
team. The Richmond team is indulg-
ing in steady practice at present and
with the new lineup, will prove for
midable opponents on the diamond.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-07
BAIL and
BANQUET
LAST NIGHT OPENED THE AN
lIUAL MEETING oFINDIANA
DRUIDS
OFFICERS REPORTS
Received Today in the usiness Ses-
sions-Visitors Here-A Very
Fine Meeting.
OFFICERS REPORTS

The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge OF Druids Of Indiana opened
ausplclously last evening with a
grand bali and banquet given n
honor of the visiting Druids at the
Odd Fellows hall. This was the chief
social function Of the entire meeting,
the sessions being especially of bus
mess nature this year, more so than
in former meetings. A large number
were in attendance last night and had
a grand time. Speeches were made
by prominent Richmond Druids and
by the more prominent visitors, some
of which were very fine. Among the
visitors were the Ladies of Indianapo
lis, the woman's auxiliary of the Or
der, and the several delegations from
surrounding towns. The business ses-
sions opened this morning in the Odd
Fellows hall and will continue today
and tomorrow. Reports will be re-
ceived at these sessions from a large
number Of the chief officers, including
all of the grand officials.
All the arrangements preparatory
to the grand meeting were we'll under
way yesterday and were all finished
up this morning.
Some of the highest officers in the
state are present at the annual meet
ing. which is sure to be a success. The
local Druids are working hard and
expect to make this meeting known
among the entire list as one of the
best held IN many years.
The reports received this morning
were all Of a minor character, but
they served especially to show the
fast growth of the order and to show
that it has attained high place
among secret societies. The chief re.
ports will be heard this afternoon
and this evening.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-07
new SCHEDULE
81 Hours From Richmond to Colora.
do Springs-Fastest Time
Ever Made.

The Pennsylvania and the Rock Is
land railroads have jointly arranged
a he wschedule, by means of which
the time Of the trip from this city to
Denver, Colo, and Colorado Springs
is made in shorter time than ever be-
fore. Leaving here at II :15, on No.
10, the Cincinnati-C Chicago Special, it
takes just thirty-four hours and twen-
| ty minutes before the train arrives at
Colorado Springs. No. 10 connects
closely with a new Rock Island ely
err and the only change Of cars is
at Chicago, and then the connections
are extremely close.
This is the fastest schedule that
has ever been arranged by any road
for this distance. The train arrives
at Colorado Springs at 9:35 p. M,
and at Denver at 9:45 p. M, the day
after one leaves here. This new
schedule is sure to prove popular with
those wishing a fast trip to the west
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-07
HOW'S THIS?

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Toledo, Ohio.
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