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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
PRZEGLAD
P0uTHKl MIEDzYAARODOWEl'
Chicago, 1890 sierpnla.

Wiadomo, re ma mocy traktatu
paryskiego, spisanego po wojnle
krvmskiej, a potwierdzonego
orzez traktat berlinski, zanlknle-
to Bosfor i Dardanelle dla wszy-
stkich wojennych okretow z wy
iatziem tureckich. Kazdemu mo-
carstwu wolno by}o do niedaWna
wprowadzic do tych ciesnin tyl-
ko ieden okret wojenny, przezna-:
czony do sluzby przy ambasadzle
W Konstantynopolu; Cd rzezl,
kt6ra kilka lat temu urzadz1h
Turcy w tenn miescie, wolno ka-
zdemu mocarstwu trzymac ma
Bosforze diva wojenne okrety.
Tezeli ktorekolwiek panstwo mu-
81 iakiegoS powodu wys4ac swe
Statki wojenne, albo pol wo]en-
ne. jak rosyjskie ochotnicze,
przez obie tureche ciesniny, to
"a kazdym razem powinno otrzy-
mac cd suftana pozwolenae. Wy
maga to dose d1ugiej korespon-
dencyi dyp1omatycznej, a wiec
lest polaczone z niewygodna ME
raz zwloka, ponnijajac juz to, re
zawsze trzeba sic czens Przypo-
dobac suztanowi. Bylo to niewy-
godne zwlaszcza dla Rosyi, kto-
"a, zajawszy Port Artura Man
dzurye, ustawicznie wysyla1a z
Odessy ma Daleki Wschod zoa-
merry, ciezlde dziala, materya1y
bojowe i kolejowe j t. d. Posta-
nowila wiec ona ukatwic soble
przejazd przez tureckie ciesniny
Wv tym celu skorzysta}a z rozru-
chow w Armenii: zagrozila sui
tanowi, re z5obi z mich sprawe
dyplomatyczna, jezeli dla swych
okretow ochotniczych raz na "a
wsze ME otrzyrna wolnego pre-
iazdu. Sultan ustapil, a mocar-
stwa milczaco zgodzily sic ma to.
Tax staneIa konwencya rosyJsko-
turecka, zezwalajaca flocie ocho-
tniczej przejezdzac przez Bosfor
Dardanelle, ale zawsze jake flo
Gle handlowej. Pierwsza taxa
konwencya byla spisana jeszcze w
roku 18oIym, a p6zniej tylko pa
re razy rozszerzana, zaWsze W7ec
sic nazywa konwencya z roku
I8oIgo. Otoz Anglia teraz zaza-
da}a zniesienia owej umowy re
wszystkimi do fej dodatkami, a
Turcya wniesieniem protestu pre-
civ wywieszeniu flagi woJenneJ
przez oba statki ochotnicze Pc
tersburg" i "Smolensk" zazna-
czyla swa ugode ma angielsEae
4adanie. Jest wiec nova sprawa,
nader wazna dla Rosyi i nader
dla niej przykra, grozaca jej ME
tylko stratauri, ale takze upoko-
rzeniem. Wiec tez petersburska
prasa tonem bardzo wojowni-
Gym zacheca swoj rad do od-
rzucenia angielskiej propozycyl,
radzi odpowiedziee ma mia ar
matami ma granicy Afganistanu"
= wiec niby pochodem ma lndye.
Oczywiscie, So to "grzmiace
sIowa", ktore, wedle angielskiego
przysIowia: "nie lan1ia kosci."
Wniosek angielski jest, wiec
trzeba sic z MIN jakos uporac. y
to niezawodnie postara sic Rad
petersburski.
Ciekawa jest historya pojawie-
MA sic rosyjskich okretow ocho-
tniczych ma morzu Czerwonem.
Oto, kiedy car pojechal mad VOL
&c zegnac blogoslawic puiki,od-
chodzace ma wojne, postanowill
trzeJ panowie, mianowicie wielki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10

sko Randolph, poklocili sic z in
nym woanica jadacym przed, nj
mi, ktory ME ustepowaf i'm z dro-
gi.. Cd wyzwisk przyszlo do po-
grozek, a wreszcie bracia Barsot-
ii zabierali sic do bojki. Powsta-
Ia gonitwa, jeden uciekal a dru-
dzy gonili. Ma ulicy South Water
Barsotti dognali tamtego, wsko-
czyli ma jego woz bill go zawzie-
Gle. Nadbiegl policyant Robert ].
Lind, sciagnal Barsottich i pro-
wadzil ich do budki policyjnej ma
Lake ulicy. w jednej chwili OBJ
stapil 60 tlum greckich i wlo-
skich owocarzy, domagajacy sic
hasasliwie puszczenia Barsottich.
Jeden z napastnikow chwyci po-
licyanta "a gardlo, gdy tymcza-
sem ktos z tlumu uderzyl policy
anita mlotkiem w glove. Policy
ant upadl nieprzytomny broczas
krwia z giowy okropnie. Bito 60
jeszcze i pokopano nogami, po-
czen Barsotti pobratymcami u
ciekli. - Pokaleczonego policy
anita zawieziono do szpitala Sa-
marytanskiego.' Lekarze orzekh,
re ma czaszke peknieta'
Kandydat demokratyczny boha-
terern.
Rocco De Stefano, demokraty-
czny kandydat ma komsarza po-
wiatowego okazal sic bohaterem
wcozraj wieczorem podczas po-
zaru jaki wybuchl W dwu pietro-
wynn budynku p. n. 257 So. JEFF
ferson str. Przechodzil wlaSnie
kiedy plomienie okien buchne-
ly. Przerazeni sasiedzi wolali, ze
w mieszkaniu ma pietrze jest trzy-
letni chlopiec, ktorego rodzice d
dawszy sic gdzies W odwiedziny,
pozostawili samego W domu. De
Stefano ME namyslajac sic przy-
stawil drabke, wybii dlonia szy-
be, wszedi przez okno do miesz-
kama i wyniosi zagrozone die
cko bezpiecznie. Oddal go W o.
pieke sasiadom a sam udal sic ku
domowi by opatrzyc skaleczona
reke.
Krawcy ME rnysla sic poddae.
Wydzialy wykonawcze uni
przykrawaczy, trymeroW, buszel-
manow i egzaminatorow, odbyly
wczoraj wieczorem wspolna ma
rade postanowily ME wracac do
piracy tax dlugo, dopdki pracoda-
wcy ME usuna plakatow "open
shop" poumieszczanych zeszlej
soboty.
Pracodawcy zas twierdza, re
.nie So w stanie wspolzawodni-
czyt wschodnimi fabrykantarni
jezeli musza Sc scisle zastosowac
do przepisow uni. Samuel Du-
pree i Lee Wampold, jake pred
stawiciele pracodawcow odwie-
dill wczoraj mayora, proszac go
obrone policyjna. Mayor zape-
wnii ich re otrzymaja takowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10

nosza, re Japohczycy ponowili a
tax ma Port Artura. Stoessel po-
wiada, re jego wojsko uciekalo
pred Japonczykami "w porzad-
ku".
Londyn, 1000 sierpnia. - Po-
niewaz banda powstancow ar
menskich ukaza{a sic we wsi Usz-
kilisa, dsla przez to powod woj-
sku tureckiemu do napadu ma u
szkilise i ma wsie okoliczne. Do
bytek mieszkahcow zostal znisz-
czony, mezczyzn wymordowano,
kobiety popalono wsie zrownano
ziemia. Powstahcy mszczac sic,
napadli ma garnizony tureckie i
rzucali bomby do miejscowosci,
przez Turkow zajmowanych.
Wiekszosc Turkow polegla, po-
bojowiska byiy podobne do cmen-
tarzy.
Berlin, 1ogo sierpnia. : Sulta-
nowi przychodzi z trudnoscia
przyznac siusznose rzadowi we
Waszyngtonie. Roosevelt pra-
gnie rownouprawnienia obywateh
amerykanskch, ktorzy w grun-
Gle rzeczy So amerykahskimi A
zyatami, bedacymi zdeklarowa-
nyrni nieprzyjacio}mi tureckiego
panstwowego porzadku. Sultan
zechce moze wezwac ma pomoc
Rosye, przeciwko ktorej, rownie
.jak przeciw Turcyi, buntuja sic
Armenczycy. Jezeli Rosya
wmiesza sic do zatargu z Amery-
ka, uczyni to jedynie kosztem
zniesienia ukladu, ograniczajace-
go jej swobode wyselania okretow
wojennych morza Czarnego
przez ciesnine Dardanelska.
Berlin, 1ogo sierpnia. - Gaze
ia Kolonska" zaznacza oficyalnie,
ze agitatorzy nawoluja Polakow
do powstania przeciw Rosyi. Ka-
IDA nova wiadomosc o klesce
wojsk rosyjskich przejmuje Po-
lakow radoscia nadzieja zrzuce-
MIA siebie jarzma rosyjskiego.
Gazeta zwraca uwage, re ma wy
padek wojny Niemiec innem
paistwem, Polacy z pod zaboru
pruskiego rownie szczerze cieszyc
sic beda Z kiosk Niemcow, jak
sic ciesza Polacy pod zaboru
rosyjskiego re zwycieztw Japon-
czykow.
Indianapolis, 1890 sierpnia. -
Cornelius w. Shea, prezydent
narodowego zjednoczenia woznic
oswiadczyl, re strajkowac przez
sympatye ku rzeznikom w rzezal-
mach moga tylko unionisci zatru-
dnieni w rzezalniach. Ia why
wlascicieli rzezalh ME powinni
odpowiada6 wfasciciele SHADOW
miesa ami publicznosc w tel spra-
vie ME interesowane. Pogloski o
zarzadzeniu strajku rozwozicieli
lodu So faiszywe. Zarzad uni wo-
znic ME chce kupcow narazac ma
niezasluzone straty.
Kansas City, 1890 sierpnia. -
Tlum ziozony z 200 osob napadl
ma pociag wiozacy "scabow" i
rozpedzil ich kijami. Ich tlomoki
wrzucono do rzeki, poczem wa
gon podpalono. Nadbiegaa ma po-
moe policya i ogieh ugasisa, lecz
nikogo ME aresztowala, gdyz "a
iei pojawieniem sic wszyscy ucie-
xii.
Waszyngton, 1890 sierpnia. =
Sekretarz stanu otrzymalzestoh-
cy Kolumbii depesze tamtejszego
przedstawiciela Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. Powiada, ze zadnego ma
.>,d,, M nose1stwo amerytcahski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
Kronika Miejscowa.

Zawody dla strajkierow; gwaIty;
Zastoj w rzezalniach.
Dzien wczorajszy byl dniem
niepokoju tax dla strajkierow
iak dla wlascicieli rzezaln.
Strajk rzeznikow W Nowym
Yorku zaczyna dawac sic w zna-
XII handlarzom bydla W Chicago.
Cd chwiG wybuchu strajku tutej-
szego najwiekszy popyt ma bydlo
pochodzil re wschodu gdzie pa
nowaiy warunki normalne. Obe-
cnie stamtad przestaly nadcho-
die zamowienia, skutkiem czego
tutejsi handlarze znaczne straty
ponosza.
Uchwala powzieta ma wczoraj-
szem posiedzeniu "Teamsters'
Joint Council" przyniosla zawod
stra jkierom. Idac "a rada prezy-
denta uni miedzynarodowej,
Council" zabronil woznicom wy
stapienia ze strajkiem z sympathy.
Spodziewano sic powszechnie, re
dniem dzisiejszym nastapi
strajk woznic duzo po MIN obie-
cywali sobie strajkierzy. Nadzie-
je te zawiodiy. Wprawdzie Coun-
Gil woznic polecii czlonkom swej
organizacyi, re skoro rzeznicy
obstawia pikietami miejsca dowo-
zu, to woznice beda mieli sluszny
powod odrnowienia obslugi skla-
dom obstawionym pikietami.
Zaburzenia byly wczoraj ma
porzadl1u dziennym. Wywolywa-
ne by}y ME tyle przez strajkie-
row jak przez sympatyzujacych
mimi. Ma rogu ulic Market i
Van Buren przewrocono woz Ar
moura naladowany miesem, po-
wozacy Retiner mocno zoStal O.
bity. Podczas. rozpedzania zbie-
gowiska przez policye, niejaki
Donate Roy, zajety naprawia-
MEM toru kolei gornej Metropoli-
tan rzucil ciezki mlot ma glowy
policyantow o malo ME zabl
policyanta Fleminga. Uciekl ma
stepnie lecz pochwycono 60 po
dlugiej gonitwie.
Ma targu Fulton przez caly
dzieh az do poznej pory powta-
rzaly sic bojki i zaburzenia. Tu
Inspector LAWN 40 policyanta-
mi uganiai sic z burzycielami. Do
stalo sic niejednemu pa}ka, ale i
policya ME uszla calo. Policyant
Barry pokaleczony jest ma glo-
vie i ramieniu a policyant O'Ma-
ra, uderzony w twarz kamieniem,
ciezko zostal uszkodzony.
Move nieszczescie kolejowe.
Cztery osoby = matka troje
dzieci = zostaly zabite a oslem
osob pokaleczonych w zderzeniu
pociagow Baltimore and Ohio i
Erie Road W Brighton Parku
wczoraj popoludniu.
Istnieje tam krzyzowka 5 linij
kolejowych wczorajszy wypa-
dek nalezy przypisac wprost ME
dbalstwu sluzby koleJoWeJ. "a
MIN pociag osobowy B. and O.
zdolal zjechac z krzyzowki mad
ciagnal pociag towarowy Erie i
w zderzeniu jake nastapilo, tyl-
ny wagon pociagu pasazerskiego
zostal rozbity wyzej wymienio-
nym, fatalnyln skutkiem.
Zabici So: PAM Schwartz, z
Garrett, Ind, i jej trzej synowie:
a letni Lester, 9 letni Earl IA le-
tni Chester. Pokaleczenia mniej
lub wiecej grozne odniesli: Nellie
Brown, z Nowego Yorku, Mrs.
M. E. Fry, 157 Michigan ave., jej
wnuk, Willie Fry, C. w. Jones,
Mansfield, Ohio, Mrs. Maggie
Lease, z Tiffin, Ohio, Charles
Murphy, 10Y w. 93rd str, Jerry
Roda, Annie Sunderland, Sioux
City, Ia, i C. c. Schwartz, ojciec
! MAJ zabitych. ktory ma Zlamane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10

Dobro tylko " zestawiauiu ze zien
mona ocenic. %.
Doswiadczenie najwiecet iez wylaa'
" zyciu. go.
zycie to wielka ksiega, kt6rej wiel
sza Geese ludM nawet sylahizowae ni'
potrah.
Najwyzszy rozum to cnota.
Wiecej niS trunk najmocniejsze =
paja. 90. slawa. -.
Nuda to sdbicis pustek serca @
vy....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
RUcH PARoWcoW.

PrZybyly:
New York: Kaiser Wilhelm Bre
men; Prinzessin Alice Bremen.
Bremen: Friedrich der Crosse
New Yorku.
Glasgow: Sarmatian z Bostonu.
Queenstown: Merton Filadelfii.
Odeszly:
New York: Carpathia do LIVERPOOL
Kaiser Wilhelm II do Bremen; ltaii'
do Neapolu.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
MRS. DANIELS
Very III, and, as Consequence, Rev.
Daniels Will Probably
Retire.

Friends IN this city Of the Rev. w.
Fl. Daniels will be panied to learn of
the illness of his wife, as told in the
following dispatch:
"Fort Wayne. Ind, March 30
The Rev ". H. Daniels. presiding ell
der of the Fort Wayne district
Methodist church. will not return tc
his post next year owing to the Sc
rious illness of his wife. which re-
quires his presence at home. He said
he would retire to his old home in
Miami county after the Muneie con-
ference ard whether he would again
accept ministerial charge would de-
pend upon the results of her search
for health.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
MAY MUSICAL'
FESTIVAL
WILL BE A GRAND AFFAIR-
MEETING OF DIRECTORS
LAST NIGHT.
PRICE OF SEATS FIXED
For the Three Concerts So = Single
Admission $1-Afternoon
SO Cents.
PRICE OF SEATS FIXED

A meeting of the directors of the
May Musical festival was held last
night with a full attendance. Mat
ters of general interest in reference
to the festival were gone over. It
was decided that tickets for all three
af the concerts, including reserved
seats, be sold at $2 The affair this
year will cost as much again as it did
last year, but the board thought it
best to fix the low price of So. Single
admissions will cost 81 for every even
ing concert and so cents for the aft
ernoon concert, with % cents extra
for reserved seats In each case.
The official programs will be is
sueG in few days. It will be a
thlrty-six page booklet of fine en-
ameled paper, with cuts of orchestra
and director, the four principal solo
lists, Prof. Earhart, director, Abbie
Harris, Otto Krone and Frank Braf-
fett.
The programs will be distributed
freely in the city and for radius of
several miles around. The window
cards and Autographs are here and
will be placed in a short time; in fact,
the general work connected with the
affair is beng pushed with consider
able energy
Hiawatha's Wedding Feastv is
being rehearsed most satisfactorily.
Hereafter there will be rehearsal
of the male chorus after each regular
re hearsal.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
WIRE TAPPING
An Attempt Made to Fleece Mum
Gle Pool Room.

Muncie, Ind, March 2o.-Wire tap
I,ers Yesterday afternoon attempted to
fleece a local poolroom, but the
scheme was detected by Operator
Charles Schram, who noticed the
different tone Of the sender Tt was
in the first race at Jennings. Sad
ducee, TO /, was reported by the
tappers to have won when Julia NJ
won the race. Schrsm investigated
and found his suspicious correct The
managers of the poolroom would have
lest about $1,000 had the plar worked,
but they withheld payment until to-
CAV. Pooirooms at Marion and Fort
on the same line, cashed on
his race and lost heavily thereby. To-
cal detectives are at work on the case.
The wire was tapped between Indian
apolis and Muncie
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
CALVIN WASSON
Well Known Here Dead at New Cas-
tie.
New Castle Courier J

Calvin IT. Wasson died at s :15 Sun
day night at his home, on north four
teenth street, after an illness of sew
eral weeks. lie was born February 81,
1882, near Greensboro, Indiana, being
y years old, moving here a number
of years ago. He has been a member
IF the FrienGs' church all his life and
a highly respected citizen. He leaves
wife and a host of friends who
mourn their loss
The fune, al services occur Wednes-
day morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Friends church, Rev. w. P. Angel
having charge Of the services. Burial
at Dublin
Friends desiring to view The re-
mains NAV do so Tuesday afternoon
from 2 until 5 and Wednesday morn
ing from s until 10.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
REVIVAL NOTES
Subject Tonight, THE Conversion of
a National Cabinet Officer

The revival at the Christian church
continues to gain in popularity, as
does the evangelist himself. A large
audience attended last night, consid-
ering it was Monday night The bap-
tismal service at the close was con-
Quoted without delay, as sometimes
happens. Hereafter baptismal serv-
ices are announced for Monday and
Thursday evenings only, and the ser
mons will be brief, so as to complete
the entire service before 9 O'Clock.
The program hereafter is announced
as follows: Beginning at 7:3O, song
service twenty minutes; sermon and
invitation closing at $50. Rev.
Legg's theme tonight is, "The Con-
version of a National Cabinet Off
cer.'
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
shute-Horton.

The marriage of Mr.. BENJAMIN s.
Shute and Miss Marie Horton, daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs William Horton,
occurred last evening at tie country
home of tie Horizons, north of the
city, Rev. DR.. Lyons officiating. Tho
affair was elegant in al its appoint
1nents. Mrs Shute IS one OF this
city's charming young ladies, with
hosts of friends. and we'll wislsrs.
and Mr.. Shute is one Of the very
best of young men. lie is bools-keep-
er for Lonek & Hill.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
bound over
Arts Valves Examination and j.
Bound Over to Court.

William Fl. Arts was arraigned in
police court this morning on the
charge of burglary and larceny. the
same being read to him by Prosecu-
tor Comstock He waived eSamina
tion and was bound over to court in
the sum of ST 900, and was returned
to jail. He will not likely be able to
give bond. He is the fellow who
robbed the cash register at Afford IS
drug store.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
NAMED SMITH
OR VANZi Mt
Offers TO Pay Any Cost Connected
With Affair-Almost Crazy
From Worry.

A Richmond girl, Miss Arolee
Smith, whose address s glven below,
is very desirous cf finding her
mother, as The following letter, writ
fen to the CHEF of police at Hamilton,
Ohio. will snow:
"Richmond, Ind. March %. '0t
-tChief of Police, Hamilton. @.
"Dear Kind Sir: Please excuse me
for dropping you this short missi e,
but I wish to inform you of my lost
mother. who is ir Hamilton, and. dear.
kind sir, will YOU please locate her
for me. I will pay you any price. I
have lost al trace of her for the past
three years. and I have worried so
about her that l am almost crazy. She
is about forty years old. but she hoes
not look that old, and Sac is about
five feet tall and has blue eyes and
has between light and brown hair,
and has long nose and slim face.
"She is some place in Hamilton.
Once I heard she was working in the
naper mill and then again I heard she
died at one of the hospitals Now.
Gear, kind sir, will you ask al hos
litals if such woman lied there
Her name IS Arolee Smith, or Arolee
Vanzant
"Now I will pay yon whatever you
charge for your trouble. Answer. ]
remain, Yours truly,
ttMiss Arolee Smith,
."Address 313 north fourth street,
Richmond, Ind.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
FORTY HOURS
Required to Reach Richmond From
Muncie.

Frank A. Bescher, general freight
agent of the C. C. & L. had some ex-
periences in trying to reach Richmond
during the flood period. He was al
Muncie and he tried every way to get
home, by traction line, wagon road,
steam road, automobile, handcar, in
fact, every mode of transit known to
man, but every time he would start
out he would have to return to the
magic cit.g, bridges having been
swept away or other impediments
offered. He says it took him bv ac-
tual count forty hours to reach Rich
mond.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
JONATHAN PARKlNS
HOME
Inhabited by Rev. T. M. McClung, Re-
duced to Ashes Insurance
$1,000.
(Speeial to Palladinm.l

Milton, Ind, March %. This place
was visited by fire last night that
completely destroyed the old home
stead of the late Jonathan Parkins.
The fire was discovered early in the
evening, and all was done to save the
place that could have been done, but
all to no avail. The house was oc-
eupled by Rev. I. NJ. McClung and
family, who lost heavily on his house
hold goods and library, also wearing
apparel.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29

be granted 10 students who had not
completed their entire course of work
on commencement day Heretofore
students who only lacked one or two
credits nave been given their degrees
on their promising to make these
credits during the summer Immediate
~ following. Students have failed
nlany times to do this and it will be
stopped hereafter.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
SCALDED TO DEATH
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Died
of Injuries.
Especial to Palladium J

Eaton, O.. March %. Robert, In
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Campbell lied at ! O'Clock yester-
day morning from injuries sustained
from falling into bucket of scalding
water
The mother had SET a bucket of
boiling water on the floor to eoo1. She
then began to peel an orange fol' her
son, and. fearing that the Juice would
get on his dress, asked him to stand
back.
In doing so his foot struck the
bucket, he lost his balance and fell
into the water.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
BARLHAM COLLEGE
Prof. Collins Lecture Last Night
Rhodes Scholarship.

Prof. Collins delivered an interest
ing lecture yesterday evening in Per
ry hall on "Radium. - The lecture
was well attended. the room being
filed. Prof. Collins gave brief and
vivid history Of raidum from the time
of its discovery until the present tin1e.
He explained the many uses to which
it might be put and lis great value.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
POST c, T. P. A.
Had an Important Meeting Saturday
Night.

Post c., T. P. A. had an important
meeting Saturday night. The prin-
cipal object of the meeting was to
elect delegates and alternates to the
state convention to be held e: Laf-
syette May 1st and 2nd Twenty-six
delegates and like number of alter
mates was appointed Tt is expected
that this post viii have larce rep
resentation at the meeting. The sec
retary presented his report which
showed the post to be in the most
aourishing condition in its history.
The post now has 264 members.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
NO PROVISION MADE.

Washington, March 90 = No pro-
vision was made by either party for
delegates from the Philippines or
Porto Rico. Should delegates appear
the committee on credentials would
have power to seat them.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
WHITE AND
WABASH RIVERS
Will Unite Today -Di:azte: Every
where
(By Associated Press J

Indianapolis, Ind, March 2G -
White river, at Petersburg, is getting
into the coal mines. The White and
Wabash foods are expected to unite
today or tomorrow. At Evansville a
forty foot stage is predicted, which is
five feet above the danger line. The
Evansville and Terre Haute roads
have no traffic.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Davidson. = The funeral of Mrs.
Davidson, whose death occurred in
Muncie Saturday very suddenly, oc-
cured this morning from st. Mary's
Catholic church, this city. The re-
mains were taken to Eaton, O.. for
interment. The deceased was a
daughter of Mrs. Bridget Flannely, of
north G street.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
Rhodes Scholarships.

On the 13til of April the examina-
tions for the scholarships to Oxford
university, England, will be held in
the state house at Indianapolis These
scholarships were given bv the late
Cecil Rhodes, and great preparation
s needed II order to pass them.
There are two or three young men
in Earlham who have been preparing
for these .exams' and who viii try
End pass them.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
GEORGE |. dyer
Has Been Appointed Governor of the
Island of Guam.
Washington, March %. Command
e1 George L. Dyer has been appointed
governor of the Island of Guam.

Grand Rapids, Mich, March %
All gas mains leading to the flooded
west side are filed with water anil
cannot be Used until the flood recedes
Gas was nsed extensively for heating
and cooking.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
RACE MEET HERE

The local driving park has been
leased by Harry Afford, manager of
The Richmond baseball team. He will
give race meeting on July 4, and
6. Richmond is now in the southern
Indiana race circuit.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
CRUDE OIL REDUCED.
lBV ASSOclated Press.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 29-The
Standard Oil company today reduced
quotations on all crude oils. There
gas a cut in the Pennsylvania pro-
duct of three cents. This makes
cut of twelve cents since March l.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
New Students.

While there have been several stu
dents who did not retlrn this term.
heir places have been more than
filed by new students.