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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03
Attorneys Penaiized.

Toledo, o., July fudge kinkade
of common pleas court, who recently
sentenced ice men to the workhouse,
sentenced Thomas III. Tracy and Clar-
ence Brown, attorneys for the ice men,
to 10 days each in the county Jail, and
Alexander Smith, another attorney, to
pay fine of $3.50 for contempt of court
in filing a motion charging the Judge
with misconduct in the trial of the ice
men. Sentence was suspended until
Thursday to give the attorneys an OPP
portunity to appeal to circuit court on
their charges against Kinkade The
three men sentenced are the most
prominent attorneys at the Toledo bar
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03
Mine Troubles In Arizona.

Ell Paso. Tex, July 2.-Orders were
issued at Phoenix, Ariz., to hold three
companies of the Arizona guard in
readiness to proceed to Morenci and
Clifton, Ariz., where strike is threat.
there three years ago = with serious
riots, and Uniteds States troops were
called out to quell them. There has
been trouble in this camp several
weeks, with several minor strikes
Many Mexicans are employed in both
camps.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03

Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters puri-
fies the blood-cures the cause
builds you up.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03
Il HELLO, BlLL!"F
MEET US At DENVER {"
We are sure to bel there, as
we are routed via
G. G. & l. Ind
Rock IsIandR. RS.

Through train service Richmond to
Denver without change Of cars.
On account of the National con-
vention of Elks to be held at Den
yer, Col, July is tot 21st. Rate
Richmond to Denver land return
only $30.25. Just think of 1t!
Dates of sale July tn to 14th.
Final return limit AuS ust goth.
Through train servise will leave
Richmond Saturday July 14th at
1O:45 a. M, arriving lat Denver
Monday, July 18th at s n. m. Train
will DE made up of high back Goa
ches, Standard PullIpan Palace
cars etc. THE finests train that
ever come over the pkg" Any one
can take advantage OF this excur.
sion.
you'll be sorry IL ybu miss it."
Mr.. f. /. Braffett at nd National
Bank, Richmond has diagram OF
Pullman Sleepers. CAP there and
reserve your berth. For particu-
lars call c. A. Blair. zP. T. T. A.
Home Tel. A. Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. John T. Foulke is visiting
friends and relatives in Covington,
Ohio.
Miss Marjorie Pennell returned
from Piuue yesterday, where she has
been visiting several weeks.
Miss Edith Chandlee returned to In
dianapolis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Carr have re-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03

st. outs Exposition. who AVE them
the highest possible honi for SUI :.
perIprity of tone quality ind durabil-
ity Pf construction.
II e Starr factory at Richmond.
Ind, us the largest Factory in the
world devoted exclusively to the max
ing ofNbigh-gradS/pi pianos. Every step
of pianoaaIafflg takes place in this
one factory-a method that assures a
higher degree of excellence than is
possible in the piano that Is "assem-
bled''-that is made up of parts manu-
featured by different makers. The
Starr factory was established more
than third of century ago, and all
the years of manufacture have been
years of steady progress and growth.
In business methods the starr Pia-
no Company, observes the same up
rightness of principle that 1t embod-
les in the making of the pianos.
Time-worn methods of price-juggling
mystery, concessions and commits
sions have been done away with COM
pletely, and in their place has been
established one-price, one-prof1t,
plain-fgure plan of selling that is uni
formly fair-a modern system that is
already beginning to revolutionize the
methods Of piano dealers throughout
the country.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03

feature of the Eox$ention of In
d. Ina Music Teache held last week
II Frankfort-oneSBf the recognized
music centers oFtle State-waS the
Rpening concsR gifen Tuesday night
kby the frankfort Matinee Musicale.
+ Louis EIbaI pianist and Signor Cher
adj. tenlI were the artists engaged
for thu fecital.
III piano chosen by these two
grGN artists, and fthe Frankfort Mat
ZEE Musicale fol- use In the concert
Vas the Starr Concert Grand.
The choice ADDS another honor to
those already Conferred upon this in
diana piano, whose fame is rapidly
growing far beyond the boundaries of
the State-is an additional confirma-
ton of the approval already won by
its merit FRONT discriminating artists
and music lovdrs everywhere.
Purity, richness and sweetness in
musical quality, power and sustained
volume of tone, delicate sympathy
and responsiveness of touch are the
characteristics that make the Starr
piano so much desired for concert
work These, together with the une-
qualed durability of build. make it
the ideal instrument for the home.
The exceptional quality of Starr pia-
nos in all these essentials was recog-
nized by the Jury of Awards at the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03

"Over the Border" by Robert Barr
will begin in the Palladium Thursday
morning. Don't miss the first in
staIlment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03

"Over the Border" by Robert Barr
will begin in the Palladium Thursday
morning. Don't miss the first in
staiIment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03
Social and Personal Mention

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ENTERTAINED FOR THOSE
WHO HELPED THEM IN THE "PURPLE PRINCE
koLP AT CEDAR SPRINGS ON
THE FoURTH-MIss RENA MYERS GAVE A cRoouET
PARTY-oTHER ITEMS.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-03

If you have good "opportun-
ity eyesight" you will find
some things in the want ads
today which most people will
overlook. Before you throw
The Palladium aside, look over
the classified advertisements.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
Big Delegation From Local Lodge
Started Last Night.
60 WEST WITH BALTIMORE CROWD:
Monumental City Wants Grand Lodge
Convention In 1907 and VIII Have
Support of Entire Delegation From
the East.

Hello Bill; Baltimore, 1901" will
be the cry OF the Eastern delegation
at the Elks Grand Lodge convention
In Denver, Col. next week Baltl
more wants the grand lodge next
year and will receive the support OF
the entire Eastern delegation.
Tho local delegation left last night
for Baltimore to join the Monumental
City crowd for the journey west.
In the party were Messrs. Abe Hor.
WITT. A. G. Peachy, A. a. Meyers,
Spencer Henley, E. Morgan, l.. r.
Vaughn, a. r.. G.. Klor. Frank Lenz
L. j. Neal. Argenbrighl, c. +. Humid.
ley, w. II. l.. Kent. r. Mock and DR..
John R. Bagby, of this city, aud MIR.
Morris Eisenman, of Hampton.
From Baltimore the Elks will go to
Denver via Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chi.
cage and Omaha. Returning they will
touch Kansas City, st. Louis, Cincln.
natl Columbus. Parkersburg, Wheel.
Ing, Pittsburg and Baltimore.
Blue coats and white trousers and
caps were worn by the party. On the
white badges Indian heads and crabs
appear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
DOG HELPS HALT MAN SLAYER.
Beauty, Detective eoyle's Spaniel,
Seizcs Italian Who Shot Down Foe,

SS'<So tko'tdi Wf0 oIVl OU"T FOC,
Enyenomed BY a quarrel of long
standing Giuseppe Murgida, thirty
years old. a saloon keeper, Of No. l73
Hester street, and John Ficchi. twenty
live years old. a tailor Of No. S66
Brooms street. meeting accidentally
In front of No. 126 Elizabeth street.
yesterday afternoon, stood and glared
at each other. says the New York
Herald.
Then Murgida drew a revolver, Fic-
CHI uttered cry and lcaped at his
enemy. Before he reached him-ne
had ten feet to goa bullet from Muir
gida's revolver had penetrated Ficchi's
left side. Ficchi got grip on. Muir
gida's throat and hung on while the
latter sent bullet into the tailo. S
neck, on the left side and another in
to the left side close to the heart
At the last shot the tailor droppe |
to the sidewalk and. Murgida pun sued
by throng of Italians that IN ,mcnt
before had fled into doorways, ran TO-
ward Broome street. Behin.l them
came Detective Boyle and his little
spaniel, Beauty, both of the Mulberry
street station.
together the detective and the dog
worked their way through the crowd
and gained the lead Near the corner
OF Broome street the detective was
ten feet behind the saloon keeper.
while Beauty had caught the hem of
the mans trouser leg and was hang
ing on, growing ferociously.
Stop. or I'll fret" shouted Bowie.
Despite the handicap of the dog,
Murgida increased his pace. Boyle
Tired, aiming upward
The report brought Policeman Kahn
or the Mulberry street station. who
Win his revolver drawn rounded the
corner of Broome street Murgida ran
against the policeman and almost
caused. the accidental discharge of
the revolver. But the instant he felt
the weapon pressed against his breast
ne sprang back and surrendered
f1cehi was carried to the office of
Or. Rocco Bellantoni. No. 81 Broome
street. and score of the tajior's
friends besieged the physicians office
demanding admittance and chance
Tor revenge on Murglda, who had also
oeen taken to the physicians office.
Murgtda was taken out by a hack
door and hurried to the Mulberry
street station. Then an ambulance
came from the Gouverneur Hospital
with DR.. Kallogat. He declared that
the man was MORALLY wounded
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12

Ing the war every effort has been
made to stimulate Interest In marks.
manship, and the result is that today
the average is probably rs high as, lie
not higher than, 1t was at the begin.
ming of the late war.
The figures laid before the Presi.
dent that elIcltod his approval showed
that In 1905 there were In the whole
army IS expert rlflomen, $40 sharp.
shooters and 500 marksmen, as the
various grades are known Technically
In the following year these figures
had Increased to 264 export riflemen,
1873 sharpshootnrs and 2,4S4 marks.
men Now 1t is shown that last year
the record stood 500 expert riflemen.
1871 sharpshooters and 3,436 marks.
men.
General Oliver attributes the i'm.
proyement in large part to the fact
that Congress has allowed an increase
OF pay of SO month in the case of
expert rlflemen, 81 for sharpshooters,
and 81 for marksmen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
whom threatened to resign IL the
cabinet persisted
FAIRBANKS HITS DEMOCRAT.
vice-Prcsidcnt Wrecke Politicians
Buggy With His Auto. n.

DANVlLLE, I'LL, July 11.-An au-
lomobilo bearing Vice President Fair
banks and party who are on touring
trip this afternoon crashed into e.
buggy driven by Joseph NJ. Dougherty
Democratic politician.
The two vehicles came together
at a curve in the road and Mr..
Dousherty was thrown out and pain
fully bruised. The vice president
alighted and went TO the assistance
of Mr.. Dongherty.
Mr.. Dougherty expressed his pleas.
ure ut the meeting. but said he.
would have been better pleased had
il taken place under slightly different
circumstances. After this brief col.
loquy the vice president resumed
his journey.
Dongherty's injuries are not seri-
GUS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
Wednesday, July II, 1905.
Arrived.

Steamer Almora (Br.,) Turner,
Glasgow yyia Baltimore and Norfolk
To United States Shipping Com
pany with merchandise.
Steamer Vimeira (Br..) Howat
Baltimore-To United States Ship
ping Company In ballast.
Steamer Monroe, Hulphers, New
York and Norfolk-To Old Dominion
Steamship Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Steamer Gloucester, Dizer,t Balti.'
more-To Merchants & Miners Trans
portation Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Schooner Helvetia, Bernet, Norfolk
TO c. II. Arnal in ballast
Cleared.
Steamers Craigearn (Br.,) Ed.
(, wards, Port Castrles, St. Lucia; sgd
enham (swed.,) Fagerlund, Helsin.
berg, Sweden.
Sailed.
Steamers: Sydenham (swed.) Fa.
serlund, Helsinborg; craisearn tBr.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
NEW ELDoRADo DISCOVERED.
Gold In Paying Quantities Found
Along Zambesl.
(By Associated press.)

LISBON. July 1.-THE governor
of Laurence Marquee, one of the
chief ports of Portuguese, East Africa.
In Mozambique. reports that pros
pectors have discovered gold fields
near the town OF Tete, OH the Fam
best river, which are very rich,
Hundreds of people are entering
the fields and taking ZIP claims. The
governor also says that from present
Indications the fields are among the
richest in the world, and that Tete
may become second johannesburg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
Public Printer Puts lie blame on
Ano|hsF's Shoulders.
ORDER OF CONGRESS OIsoBEYfo
Capitol Official Accused Of Forcing
stIIIlnss to Make Change In an
Act Which, Amounted to $4,000 900.
investigation Under Way.
CBy Associated rrcss.)

a
WASHINGTON, d. c., July IL
Public Printer stllllngs has raised
an Issue In the present sharp con.
troversy. between the government,
printing office and Congress. that
gives promise Of serious. II not start.
ling, results.
He charges that the three million
dollar Item In the sundry civil appro.
priation bill. providing for tho pur,
chase OF site for the Departments
of State. Justice and commerce and
labor, and which was finally ordered
expungcd from tho bill by both
branches of Congress, had been re.
tanned in the act upon the orders
of an official at the capitol.
Senator Hale, who forced tho pres.
ent investigation of the big printing
house, cited the incident us all adj.
tlonal proof Of his declaration that
there was incompetcncy In the print.
ing house management.
Mr.. Stlllings' declaration that the
retention of the provision was In.
territorial, and not nm error. rs bn
been generally supposed, will lead
to rigid Investigation Of the meth.
ods of the enrolling system Of tho
Senate and House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
ASBURY PARK COUNCIL FOR
WET" TOWN DESPITE VETO
Ordinance Creating Excise Depart
ment Is Passed by Aldermen and
New Policy VIII be Submitted.

ASBURY. PARK, N. j.. July IL
Mayor Atkins has vetoed the orIi.
nance creating an excise department
In Ashbury Park. Immediately after.
ward Council, ON motion of Thoma:;
j. Winckler, passed tho ordinance uv.
or the Mayors veto. In his veto mes
sage Mayor Atkins says
II regard MS radically unfair tho Ell
torcement of an excise commission
upon the citizens OF this city withoit
their first having An oprort,,nit; to
express their desire or determination
to break away from traditions ami
principles on which foundation this
city was laid. When Ashbury P,ri;
was founded by James A. Bradley It
was his purpose to build up a place
where people OF temperance prccliv-
lies might find II home for themse!vc,
and families where they would he for.
ever free from the temptation and trar.
fic of the rum element
He .empna sized his intention by
compelling evtry purchased of IN.
to covenant that he would forever pre.
clude the sale of liquor on the proper
ty purchased. Undet thes. agree.
ments and restrictions the patrons 1t
Ashbnrv Park invested their capital
and established their homes, the VII.
lage Drospered and soon grew to town
proportions an lately t. the dignlt, of
a city"
The Mayor tne1 ;e'c.. to the straw
election h2ld ;asi acgrtt, and sa,;:-
The vote being recorded against
adopting the ordinance, It seems to
me an imposition and act of holiness
on the part of this Council to force
through practically the same ordi.
nance under the Identical laws which
prevailed last year. It seems to me
unwise. unjust and unfair for seven
men to presume to change a funda-
mental principle established for spe.
cific purpose without first submit.
ting the question for public sanction
The question will go to the people
for vote In November.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
AnTl,JiNeoEs IN ENGLAND.
Members Of Cabinet Propose to Cut
Down Number of Dreadnousbts.
Try AssnnIataa prA..A

LONDON. ENG, July 12.-The
Express this morning says the cabi-
net is in the throes of serious
crisis, split In twain on the vital
question whether the navy shall be
maintained III condition of invul-
nerabie efficiency or shall be weak
ened considerably and rival nations
permitted to distance Us in the race
Tor the naval supremacy
The paper points out that some
days ago the cabinet decided to re-
dnce its shipbuilding program, aban.
donlng one of the two battleshlps of
the Dreadnought class, which 1t was
originally intended to lay down the
coming autumn. Three of four mem
bers OF the cabinet, 1t Is asserted, en-
pressed themselves as opposed to
this most dangerous economy :" Then
came protests from the board of adj
miralty. experts. including Sir John
Fisher, admiral Of the feet, all Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
EuLALIA MET LoNeWoRTHs.
Infanta Of Spain censured by tho
King For Act.
(By Associated Preesf

MADRID, SPAIN. July 1.-THE
fact that the Inianta Eulalia OF
Spain attended the banquet given
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth in Paris by United States
Ambassador Mccormick on Monday
is being commented upon unfavor.
ably On court and ar,stocratic circles
here.
1t Is reported that King Alfonso
has telegraphed to the Infanta EN-,
lalla that she should not have at.
tended the banquet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
1o5 YEARS OLD, SEEMED IS.
Or. o'Hanlon Discusses Marvellous
Physical Condition of Wnn,an

or. o'Hanlon Discusses Marvellous
Physical Condition of Woman.
Mrs. Mary Fay. one hundred and
I'VE years old, who was sent to the
city almshouse last month after being
arrested in West Seyenty-seoond
street as a destitute person, died sud.
denly on July of heart disease, saws
the New York Herald.
She had formerly lived in Twenty.
third street, near Second avenue. but
had lately made her home with a
friend in No. 40 Sixth avenue.
The woman for long time had been
femiliar sight In the shopping dis.
itrict and DR.. Philip s. OHanlon. phy
stefan to Coroner Hamburger, states
that Mrs. Fay was more than an ordi.
nary person in physique.
Il have performed 1850 autopsie g."
said DR.. OHanlon yesterday. "but she
was the best preserved person I ever
saw. Were it not for the lines of age
In her face she would not have been
taken for more than twenty-five years
old. She weighed approximately 40
pounds and was little more than
live feet in height. The body was
exceptionally well nourished, and the
teeth in both upper and lower Jaws
were In perfect condition"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
Calendar For This Day.
woRkMEN FIGHT POLICE.
Union Men and Non. U lonists In
Battle High In the Air.

10Y <tSSOCIdteu fTeSS.)
NEW YORK, July 11.-Elght sto.
dies above the street. OH fllmsy
flooring of planks laid across grid.
ers, nearly hundred iron workers
employed on n hotel building yoiup
up at Fifty-ninth street and Fifth
avenue. today attacked three special
policemen kept there to prevent trou-
bic between the union workmen and
non-union workers employed OH the
same building.
One of the policemen, Michael But
Ter, was thrown from the platform
anu fell two stories to the sixth
floor. He was fatally injured. The
other two men we're seriously, but
not fatally hurt.
Four of the union men we're ar.
rested and identified by Butler as
havlnb been among those who as
sauited him. Butler died few
minutes later.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
ROBBERS GET $1,000,
I, Business District OF Chicago
Burglars Make a Haul.
(By AssocIated Prcss1

CHICAGO. ILL, July i1.-Thrcn
robbers blew open the safe IN TIM
Brlcklayers' Hall In the business dis.
trlct of the city this morning, Sc
cured over $1,000, anu escaped after
II pistol battle with the police.
: The heavy charge OF the explosive
wrecked the second floor of the build.
Ing I'm which tho safe was located.
John Thornton, the janltor, fred at
the men, who returned the shots.
The police heard the explosion und
arrived as the burglars reached the
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
RESUME WORK ON wARsHlPs
Appropriation Will Permit Completion
of the Connecticut

WASHINGTON. D. C.. July IL
Construction work on the government
navy yards. which has been suspended
for several months on account of the
exhaustion of the funds to the credit
OF the various vessels. will now be re.
sumed. new appropriation being
available.
The Navy Department has issued
orders for the resumption of work on
the battleship Connecticut and the
collier Yestal, at the New York yard:
the training ship Cumberland, at the
Boston yard. and the training ship IN
torpid and the collier Prometheus, at
the Mare Island yard.
The suspension of work on the Con
:necticut several weeks ago caused SO
much loss of time that she will not be
completed for two or three months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-12
Atlantic Coast Cereal Export Trade
Seriously Threatened.
TALK OF INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
European Grain Associations Call For
General Action to Protect Them.
ssIves-Mr. upshur Returns Home.
But Declines to Talk at Present.
S1UF1E -

Unless the American shippers take
immediate and satisfactory steps to
remedy the evils which the, foreign
importers claim have been existing
In the American European grain trade
Ior some time. the cereal export trade
at this port. Norfolk Baltimore ana
other Atlantic ports very probably will
De materially affected this winter.
AS has been previously stated the
London Grain Association has passed
a resolution refusing to accent grain
from Newport News and Norfolk on
the ground that heretofore grain re.
ceived In England from those norris
mas been Improperly classified. there.
ny entailing great loss to Sle English
importers. Now. according to an AS.
soclated Press dispatch received last
night from Cologne, the Rhenish and
west Phtlian grain associations have
taken even more radical steps I'm the
matter than did the London associa.
ton.
Those associations have sent cIrcu.
lars to the various German and for.
elgn chambers OF commerce and pro
duce exchanges regarding the, alleged
inferior classification Of American
grain and inviting the entire Interim
ional grain trade to suggest a line
Tor common action. promising. II II is
deemed best. to call an international
grain congress to protect the trade
against further evils.
Mr.. Upshur RETURNS. Home.
Mr.. Walter s. Upshur. agent I'm this
city Tor the Chesapeake and Ohio Ee.
vator Company. returned to this city
Tuesday from London. where he went
70 confer with members of tho London
Corn Association about the action TAX.
en- by that body against grain shipped
from this port
Mr.. Upshur refused to discuss his
trip and Its outcome. saying that he
could not make statement on the
matter for the public until he had
conferred with MIR. George w. Sto.
.vens, president of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. aIr. Upshur
VIII report the outcome of his con.
ference with the London association
TO MT. Stevens ut once and 1t is prob.
able that statement regarding the
matter will be given o,.t by the prcsl.
dent In few days.
Owing to the immense grain busi-
ness carried on at this port the peo
pie here are awaiting with interest
the statement on the result of Mr.
Upshur's visit to London.