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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
OLD FASHIONED.

What has become of the girl who
crocheted trimming for her wedding
clothes?
What has become of the old fash
Toned boy who couldn't work unless he
stuck out his tongue?
What has become of the old fash
toned man who had a tooth pulled and
took the tooth home with him?
What has become Of the old fash
Toned boy who believed that if a turtle
got hold of his toe 1t would not let go
until Sunday ?-Atchison Globe.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

The DOrcas Society met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Richard Moore at
her home on South 18th street. The
afternoon was spent IN sewing for the
poor and luncheon was served. The
next meeting will be in two weeks
with Mrs Sol Fox at her home on
South 18th street.
x x Y
Mrs E. B. Grosvenor entertained
the members of the Ticknor Club
Yesterday afternoon at her home on
the National Road West. After the
regular program the discussion of
current events was led by Mrs. j. M.
Coale and Mrs. GrosvenOr. The next
meeting will be October % at the
home of Mrs John Shroyer on South
10Th street.
Mrs Duvall entertained the mem
bers of the Criterion Literary Club
yesterday afternoon at her home on
north 18th street After the regular
program luncheon was served The
next meeting will be in two weeks.
x x x
The Ladies Aid Society of Reid
Memorial Hospital will give market
next Saturday.
The Aftermath will meet this after
noon at 2:15 o'clock with Mrs. w. F.
Hiatt, 1116 North D street.
There will be meeting of the Do
nestle Science Club at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday in the Sunday School
room of the First Presbyterian
church Miss Burkhart will speak on
THE Care of the Sick Room
x x X
Miss Inez Mendenhall has been en-
tertaining house party at her home
on South Sth street. The guests were
Misses Mayme and Jennie Grace of
Olive Hill, Grace Overman and Yer
ME Wilmer of Webster mad Nellie
Jenkins of Winchester.
X y
The Ladies Aid Society of Reid
Memorial Hospital will have a called
meeting this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Eggemeyer on East
Main street. a full attendance is
desired.
y x :.
Miss Grace ROBBIE was the hostess
for a drive whist party at the Coun-
try club last evening. Cards were
played at eleven tables and after the
games prizes were awarded.
x
The Spring Grove Sewing Society
will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
49, \ l. ~,
city.
The Aftermath will meet this after |
noon at 2:15 p. m. at home of Mrs. w. |
F. Hiatt, 1116 North d street.
Invitations reading as follows have |
been received here:
Mr.. and AIrs Warder W. Stevens
invite you Is be present at the mar.
rage OF Yeir daughter
Warda
I Mr. Charles B. Stout
Thurjday evening. November 1st, |
Nineteen hundred and six
at o'clock
Brookside.~
Salem, Indiana.
At Home November 18th
Paoli, Indiana.
* x 4
Any one eligible to the National |
Society of the Daughters of the Amer /
can Revolution may be interested TO /
know that dues paid now entitle her 1
% membership until February. 1905, +
without further payment The iaitia- I
ion fee is one dollar. the annual +
iues two dollars. making three dol
ars TO be paid when the application
papers are submitted. Papers and /
money should be given to any mem
Der of the local board OF manage
nent. which consists of Mrs Jesse
T. Reeves, Mrs. VIM. ". Gaar, Miss
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
New Nerve soother

The latest cure for nervous diseases.
according to Berne doctor, is tea made
with melted snow. The snow ought to
be melted on a slow fire and the water
afterward boiled. Tea thus made is
rather ins:pid and its taste slightly dis
agreeable, but it Is said to have a very
soothing effect upon the nerves. and.
according 10 the Swiss doctesss re has
cured many nervous people in this
manner when all other remedies havs
failed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Living by Rule.

Sympathetic Matron-If you would
learn TO make systematic use Of your
time, you would not have to lead this
kind of life.
Ruffon Wratz with his mouth fulD-
l do, ma'am. l giner'ly put in bout
four hours eatin', twelve hours Sleep
In an ten hours lookin' fur places to
eat an sleep.-Chicago Tribune.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

him has been estimated a. from 3,oOC
to 1000 men,
A peace commission conferred with
him, and he was represented as de-
handing as the condition of disband-
ing his force the retirement of Presi-
dent Palma, Vice President Capote and
the present Cuban cabinet and the
holding Of a new election. This the
government refused to accede to, and
the peace negotiations with Colonel
-1erra failed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Forced to Do 1t.

Young man. said old Gotrox. you
have lot Of nerve to ask me for my
daughters hand in marriage"
Il know it, SIR" answered the poor
but supposed-to be honest young man,
land 1 wouldn't have done it had she
not refused to ask you herself"-Chi-
cago News
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
COLONEL GUERRA,

Pine Guerra, the Cuban insurrection-
list leader, has taken a very defiant
attitude toward the government He
has been operating in the province of
Pinar del Rio, and the force under
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Social and Personal Mention

DoRcAs SOCIETY MET YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT
TENTH STREET-MRS e. B. GROSvENOR ENTERTAIN
MEMBERS TICkNOR YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
-cRTERION CLUB MET WITH MRS DUVALL.
SOCIETY EDITOR, PHONE
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Palladium Want Ads Pay.

Miss Gaynelle Hagemaa of Cam
bridge City has been the guest of
friends in the city
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

t1I Us kotUIS NIIUIItIIUtIS 3, JUIIt'
Hardware Co.: Starr Piano Co. anc
Jenkins Jeweler Six great attrac
TONS No one can afford to mis-.
them. 23-2t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

Miss Edna Meyers has returned to
Earlham after spending Sunday with
her parents at Cambridge.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

You say you are woman hater. Mr..
De Smith,
Decidedly So" he replied. I'm my
youthful days woman made a con-
founded fool of me. and
You never got over it. / understand.
AR. De Smith. ''-Milwaukee Sentinel.
See how what you have heard looks
in print and get dollar for doing it
Win the news Tip" prize.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

If you have good emporium
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.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
POPULAR LECTURE

NJ. But be SUI
time to get nj
at Nicholson
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

Fxnnss Fnsnek. n q. Language
Ruby Scion. Librarian eE1 Assist
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

STRONG FACULTY SELECTED

Cnisss ell signs fail, the attendance
M shs Summer session ~ the Normal
University will BE- fully ~ large and
~ representative a. that az last yea.
Within the past few days several sta.
dents have pm 10 LAs Vegas 10 be
ready - take up thsir studies next
Monday. sud many others lave signi
fled their Intention Of being here On
Friday or Saturday u this week In
order To complete arrangements fur
room and board before the class ~ors
begins.
The SUMMER Faculty.
The faculty viii consist of the fol
lowing members:
Edmund J. Vert. m. D.. President,
Pedagogy.
Eleanor A. Thomas. Pd. b, Algebra
and Arithmetic.
Jennie A. Houslsy. Psychology and
Msthods.
BENJAMIN Van Dot, Geography.
Physiology and Methods. ~
Sanford NJ Slayer, A. NJ, English.
History and ciyics.
Clara r. Townsend. Ph. n. Arith,
meffc.
Iora J.. Holmes. Art u Teaching
and Observation Class.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

Moreover, those wha easmPAes*
this profssslaaSi ~ask wEa Eeessss
fun eFedil n the eoarsss II tke re-
nlaE s@Sxsaa ana thas sk0xssa their
time In ~resa8sncs.
No grade q teacher has hsen over
a0ssAs6. Provision has heea made 10
aHly tor Hhesse se@kins terHaaawsai ans
fiFxx graae c0anty eeFtifaoNs". sas
siso those .ka wish 70 rEepaEe for The
exsmInatium for a sscsaa eF Ehiea
grade certificate Easms@nsaTy inssFsa@
tioa IN all abe eommasn branches saaa
BE- offered. and the most hamhls sass
have am ng~porsnnisy 10 saAn a hsstss
kaosisdge 81 bdah ths stables thsE
expect 10 teach and In the best waT
10 teach than.
Free Primary Class Feature.
Another 81 the features II the 49,
preaching session viii D. the primary
classes under the instruction u Mis-
Holmes, Who wifl be one II the critic
teachers u the training seAoi next
year. Mis- Holmes asd her assistants
win have two classes of boys AM
Girls. one consisting Of those NH
have never been In school before. III
other, ~ those who have completes
the second grade. The aim In hasins
these grades ID 10 show the student
teachers not only BOW 10 start chi
dren In reading. simple numbers. na,
nre study. language and writing. bm
also how 10 carry such s~nstraetie,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

STORMY SESSION
Of CITY COUNCIL
Ald1nsn Ewood Games Resse-
ns6oa BIZ i Wa Not Ten
desed -. Nigh.
HlsI WAN nurE
LesL Opasm Asked o. Several In
portsns Msnrn. New WslLs
md Cooduan.

Thomas N. Elwood attended The
city council meeting last nirht M Inc
r~.resen,st,.. ~ / A. xara NJ.
= - s 49,
NJ n"inor nA'h y ina Nas ms ~
tentlon TO present u 70 the council
and thus put an end TO the attempts
10 oust him. hui umor and actual
.,c.rx.c.. -. h,n,, $ s,r.,,a.
- - a aA
E'~ood y suii r iaei'aeer o. me couns
ell a twothirds vote TO Gust him
could not be marshalled mpon the
motion III Alderman Forsythe. who
read i petition from some 200 clsi.
sens praying that Mr.. Elwoodss seat
ID me council ii declared vacant and
thu. 4 new election III held u choose
1 successor. sizzling speeches were
made by Alderman rorsythe. 10 sun.
port n the petition ana John Al. Ross,
4 citizen of the ihrst ward. These
we're replied 10 by Alderman Elwood,
Who characterized the former pe,itio,
n scurrilous ma deal, N i few per
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

Fxnnss Frrnek. n q. L2aSaass.
Ruby selost. Librarian sE1 Assist
ant
cseses ~ sgbseesx-
staaeaas sho register this year vii
Aass der ehosos u b side range a
Sah5eets. Thcss Who are wsli gfuans-
- In TIE sraasmie hrsnehss ana De-
size advanced professional Instruction
I'll have an opportunity % take sach
studies ~ s9nsationaf psyehoaaxy,
pedagogy, art a teaching, Essthoas in
reading .assshoas in language, and
Easthca I'm geography. But those
whose Interests liz chiefly along aea-
asmie liasS have their choice Of either
elementary or advanced instruction.
In The eaaatnnn branches. besides aE
gs6ra. physiology. Uniea States his
tory and eivies, In many u these
branches there viii be several classes
formed. Fur example. there viii 10
two in a.gehra. one beginning the sub
lect, and the ether more advanced:
four I'm arithmetic, each c~osegIng q
different part u the subject; two h
physiology. one an elementary class
the other advanced, the completion N
whose work xiil. entitie the student
70 q pass credit In the Normal: t9o Ia
United States history. the more nd
saneed n which. N completed. vii
give I like credit. the same beIns
true of civil government: two In geo
rraphy: ana three IN English gram
mar. Both sections In algebra, am
the advanced section physiology. his
tory. eisics. md psychology viii NEE
t~fc~ = day. nace In the forenoon an
again In the afternoon. thus enahiinl
students enrolled IN these branches I,
do sixteen weeks Of work I'm the sighl
weeks. In these. a. In other studies
Students viii take regular examine
fions. and receive credit for satisfas
tory work.
Professional work.
One 81 the features Of the cours,
this summer VIII be the opportunit,
afforded those who have entered upo,
teaching after leaving q high school
to select from eleven periods a Az snch
professional work az they need. In the
past teachers have appreciated high
iy the opportunities they have had ..
take methods and psychology In th,
Summer Session. and on recount al
the demand for this kind 81 instrnc
ton. u win be fully doubled this sum
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

Portland. Ore. June n.-A large
gathering Or rolf enthusiasts marked
the opening teaav 81 the Oregon state
rolf championship tournament The
tournament a being conducted a. the
weveFly clsh links and win continue
Friday and saturday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14
fsxsiasise Agent Here.
The HUB.
Las Vegas. n. N.

4 went h. htsssad by Ross" After The
Elwood episode The council adjourned
and was called into executive session
hy Mayor X. n Goodsll
The reports a. the various city OF
neers were approved and referred 20
the different committees and the re-
pors Of nnss collected by the police
magistrate AFTER some discussion
about their formsiisy. D accepted,
Also he hoard cf health will select
ass dumping grounds for ths city re-
fuse.
- Other MattsuL
A nsv sidewalk I'm the ~sst side
Of Grand avenue. between Lincoln AMI
Tiiden avenues viii shortly be adyer.
tised. mud some grading on Tilden
asenuc, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Is TO be looked after.
Aidern,an Forsythe wanted to have
estimates prepared and bids adyersis
ed for the grading on Douglas venue
and a motion WIS carried TO that e.
feet.
A motion pertaining 10 the exelu
slse Jurisdiction II q justice Of the
peaee limited 10 the City d Las We
gas WIS passed and Alderman Mar.
tins mntinn TO appropriate ses te
pay costs N suit In the Aqua Pura In
junction ease went unanimously: q
and reading was dispensed with.
Under Unfinished business" Al
derman Martin wanted 70 know about
repairs In the library dome and q mn
ton 10 put n metal dome On the build
ine--tn the hands af the committee ~
public works-carried.
city Indebtedness Of $500 20 the
Beard of Trsde was taken up AMI
referred to the finance committee. Ac
cording to the contract. In the opia'
ion OF city Attorney Rogers. there
was O clear Intention on the part OF
the city m refund this sum A. soon
~ X was available.
/ New eonduIts we're ordered at the
intersections of Seventh street and
Douglas avenue. and Grand and Jack,
son avenues.
other ordinances referred 10 the or
dinance committee Was offered BY
Alderman Martin. requiring keepers
of. places where intoxicants are sold,
and Keepers Of gambling clubs. 20 pay
4 license Of $1,000 q year for the
privilege Of having music In these
places, TO be payable quarterly. An,
other was presented by City Attorney
Rogers. relating to the setting 81
telephone and electric power poles a,
certain distance from the payements
70 m not To interfere with drainage
In The cutters.
Wants Salary Raised.
City Marshal Hen Coles wants his
salary raised 10 ss5 per month. He
has received an offer elsewhere and
declares he, will resign unless the
raise In forthcoming. The matter II
under consideration and viii probably
be brought up a the merit meeting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14
MlssouRl PRoHlsIr,oh
STATE CONVENTION.

scsnercn. Mo. June 1.-THE pro
hIhition state convention assembled
here today with nearly every county
fally represented. The convention
VIII nominate 4 state ticket. select 4
new state ccmmittee and adopt 4 plar.
form.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

forward into shs Third xraAe. chGi-
AEea may snseg shsss Glasses vsAeaE
ANY sxpense whatever Ear tsas or
They I'LL mat ee oaaissa ~
sslsna moEs tAsa an hour and . hsif
n aay. Thsre i sssEy ~Inaicasson thss
Miss Holmes I'll Sras aEoAnd heF A
large nmmesr Il ehildrsn. and make
their shest amneF sehooa life intsF-
essing and E~Enfiiahle.
uns1se yentuse.
The Summer seSsiun - the Normal
University is unique IL Ssw Mexico.
No Other institution I'm the Territory
has attempted such 81 enterprise.
and. inaeed, q h aouhsfai whether In
ans osher city SIMMER, waFk eoald b.
done Teachers Who have come from
lowsr and warmer parts of the Ter.
risory have been delighted with Las
VEGAS climate. and many will prob
ably come % remain through July and
August to escape the uncomfortable
HEAT i'm other parts Two years asa
when the first session wss called. ths
| enrolment vas t~hirsy-sesen repres
entins slesea counties. Last ses'
! ! sixty five am from ttfseen dafserea'
|. counties. The prospect In that th'
enrolment this year viii exceed thes'
figures.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14
SOUTH GEORGIA. EeWoRTH
LEAGUE Az THoMAsviIlE

Townsville. Ga. June H--Thomas.
vile has extended a ROYAL welcome 70
The host Of Young people
here for the annual conven
,ioa Of the South Georgia Epvorth
League. The attendance Ii exception.
ally large and the programme. which
estenas over Tires days. is me Of the
best arranged for a meeting Of the
league.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

During IN intermission Alderman
Wallace wanted 10 be enlightened
spon . few pertinent facts regard
~ municipal politics In the frst
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

City Marshal Hen Coles wants his
salary raised TO SIS per month. He
has received an offer elsewhere and
declares he, will resign unless the
raise In forthcoming. The matter II
under consideration and viii probably
be brought up a the nert meeting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

card ana questioned MI. Ross saoort
irsiy.
Hnidnf Alderman Eiwood o6sS n
resign shortly amer his slsctionF" h.
asked
Amer Mr.. Duncan went 10 him Hnd
asked him 10 resign b. declared he
would u tbsy would nominate some
republican 10 take his place Mt,
Rass replied. .'nsa N Mr.. Eswood hs6
20 right 10 ssrse; not b~ISG . Tar.
payer Or . citisss. be had not riGhi
10 BE- dictAtorisi IL this nsttes and
Try In appotst his successor"
No. they supposed - awHea his
property. and this vas swo yesrs be.
FORE he disposed al II and moved
out of the ward. Aldermen Nolan
and Forsythe we're In favor Of elect
inx Mr.. Webb ~ q compromise can.
dIdase."
"why don't they do h now"
because the council won't declare
the seat vacant"
While Alderman Forsythe read the
petition he was frequently interrupt
ed by Alderman Eiwood with saEeas
ne remarks such as THANK Won" anh
II know who they are that signed
II. there's no use TO read Them"
Araiut when Mr., Ross nffemnsad t3
leave. Tho irate councilman lstonnet
him near the door and the remarks
we're sroNins warm when CITY Ma.
shal Coles rehnked Alderman E1~ool
who Immediately resfmea his seat
Library Report Comment.
A statement Of receipts and the
city's Indebtedness To- the library
board. signed by u v. Ions. pres!
dent. G. ". Bradley. secretary. and n.
y. HeIden. treasurer, was presented.
which shows the city owes the library
board sts6ss.
A disposition was manifested ny
the council 10 let the library matter
stand. q the city, they claim. needs
the money inst nov for other things.
City Attorney Rogers was question,
ed ahont the legal statue Of the con
tract Of the city to pay the maintei,
ance expenses on the library. He d.
clared the city IL liable for II on "a
implied contract n not under certain
statutes that we're mentioned. .Ths
legal obligation To pay this mainten'
snce fund esists," declared Mr.. Rog'
ers.
LEGAL oplnions h Bernard.
Legal opinions we're much In de
mand last night. The attorney left
the council chamber before the meet,
ing was over and was sent for ID
arbitrate q difference OF opinion IN The
El~ood custer vote. Also opinions
were solicited m to the validity oi
Eiwcod's vote while the charges ara
against him, Mr.. Rogers stated That
the proceedings Of the council will
stand and the alderman's vote II val
Ia until he has been actually usseas.
ed for cause which requires d two.
thirds vote of the council, El~ood
showed d disposition to resign. He
said. whenever anybody can show
me where I'm wrong. III rsssgn, but
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-14

Springer viii soon lie IN ineoapor'
ated town.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-25
VICTIMS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Four Killed and & Hundred Injured
In Celina, Ohio.

Celira. o. Especially -Four per-
sons were killed and hundred were
injured, most of them slightly, by an
explosion of gasoline in Meinerding's
store, at Fort Recovery. Fire fol-
lowed the explosion, destroying
buildings worth 100000. A travel
ing salesman is missing and may be
added to the dead.
The explosion occurred in the rear
of the Meinerding store, whore
Charles Wagner was supposed TO
have been at the time. What caused
the explosion Is not known. Fire
followed, and the entire town on tho
west side was soon ablaze. Calls for
help were sent out in all directions,
and firemen from Portland, Ind;
Coldwate: and st, Henry. Ohio, ar
rived and assisted in getting the fire
under control.
The buildings destroyed by the OK
plosion and fire are: Meinerding
store, Journal Printing Office (ownei
bv A. A. Kolp), Helhy saloon, bank
of Fort Recovery, Snyder's livery
barn, B. w. Roops residence, BARI.
and blacksmith shop, Morvelius'
Opera House. and Home Telephone
Tvchange. All the window glass IN
Fort Recovery was broken.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-25
NAVY HAS BEEN INSULTED.
Indignant At Hotel For Refusing Adj
mission To Blueiacket.

Pittsburg, Pa, Especially On re-
ceipt of orders from Washington,
Commander S. II. Harlow. of the
naval recruiting station at Pittsburg
took up the case of Seaman John
Grouse who some days ago was de-
MED admission to the dining room of
the Hotel Marietta, at Connellsville,
Pa, the clerk taking the ground that
he was not clothed properly and that
too much of his neck showed"
Commander Grouse spent a day in
Connellsville and came back to sub
NIT a lengthy and indignant report
to his superiors at Washington. The
officers takes the ground that the ac-
tions of the hotel people were moth
ing but an insult to the Navy De-
partment Commander Harlow said:
This has got to be a serious mat
ter and the whole Navy Department
has been aroused. Seaman Grouse
was working in advance OF me in
Connellsville and had to wear his
uniform. II our sailors are refused
bed and board because they wear
the uniform of Uncle Sam MAY as
well pack up and go home. The De-
partment will not stand for such
things, for they are direct insult"