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B. Y. p. U. OYSTER SUPPER.

dons family there will not be any invi- tauons issued.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-04
Call Money Goes to 25

New York. December S.-Just before the close of the stock market, money on call was quoted at 25 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-04

The late MT. Samuel Spencer was by birth southern man and has relatives in this city. among them being a first cousin, Mrs. R. W. Massey Mr. Spen- cer's father and Mrs Masseys father were brothers.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
BREAK RECORDS IN
TARGET PRACTICE
Yankee GunnerS on Board the
Maine Show High Degree
of Skill.
MARK OF rs PERCENT
A TARGET TWO MILES AWAY
WAS FIRED AT AND HIT 20
TIMES OUT OF 80 TRIALS
OTHER GOOD RECORDS.
Publishers P-essI

New York Oct. 1S.-A new record
for gunnery at sea has been made by
the battleship Maine, flagship of Rear
Admiral Evans, which arrived here
today from the Massachusetts target
grounds. Not only has the Maine
broken the American record, but is
is believed she has also broken the
worlds record.
The Maine and the other ships of
the North Atlantic fleet tried a new
system of firing at floating targets,
using an entire broadside while
steaming at II miles an hour. The
gunner of the Maine fired a port
broadside of 6-inch rifles at a target
miles away and made the marvel
Gus record of % hits out of a possible
used the program being to fire the
broadside at regular intervals But
the target, which was sixty feet long
by thirty feet high, was knocked
down by the thirty ninth shot, and
the fortieth shot was not fired
The nearest approach to the work
of the Maine was that of the Missouri
which made twenty-four hits out of
possible forty one. The record of the
Maine figures out 75 per cent for the
six inch guns. There was moderate
sea running at the time of the firing.
The Maine broke other gun records
also.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
PHYSICIAN IN TROUBLE
DR.. S. n. Cloud Of West Alexandria
Under Indictment in PrebIe
County.

DIR. Stephen II. Cloyd, practicins
physician of West Alexandria. is un-
der a $500 bond for his appearance in
the Common Pleas Court of Preble
County, on the charge of having per-
formed criminal operation upon
Miss Maggie Pulse, alleged TO have
taken place the 10th of last Septem-
ber.
The late Preble county grand jury
investigated the charge and returned
a true bill against DIR. Cloyd but the
public knew nothing of the affair un-
til he was taken to Eaton and placed
under bond which he furnished. DR..
Cloyd asserts his innocence.
He is married and stands high in
social and business circles at West
Alexandria. His arrest created no
mild sensation
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Local Rates to be Cut All
Along Line to Meet Pan,
handle Mileage Book.
IA LIST OF NEW FARES
RATE TO CINCINNATI AFTER NO
VEESER 1 WILL BE $1.25-lN-
CREASE IN RUsINE0s ANTiCI-
PATED.

For the purpose of meeting the ac-
tion of the Pennsylvania lipes and
other competitors, which will intro
duce an open form of mileage book on
and Louisville railway company has
announced that on that date it will
place in effect an order that the local
fares between all its important points
as we'll as many other stations, will be
reduced to cents a mile and become
the local ticket selling rate.
This radical change will enable pa
irons OF the c. c. & l.. to purchase
tickets at 2 cents per mile to its va
rious points without investing 500
for a mileage book, and the advantage
therefore can be easily noticed This
reduction is much greater than that
contemplated in the announcements
of the c. c. & L. people a few weeks
ago, and the officials of the line are
looking forward to great increase
in the volume of passenger traffic to
be handled when the new rate be-
comes effe ctiye.
The rates of fares when paid in
cash on trains will be considerably
higher, which will be charged with a
view of having passengers always pro-
vide themselves with tickets before
parison of fares from Richmond:
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
pYTH|ANS HOLD ELECTION
BROWN WAS SUCCESSFUL
Texas Man Made Vice Chancellor of
the Order by Supreme Lodge in
Hard Fight.
Publishers Pressl

New Orleans, Oct. 1S.-The Pyth-
ian supreme lodge, in session here
devoted the whole day to elections.
II. p Brown, of Cleburne Texas was
elected supreme vice chancellor, the
contest being spirited. The defeat
ed candidates were Jackson, of In
diana Hanson of Maine and Richard
son of Florida. The result of the
election was as follows:
Supreme chancellor-Charles A.
Barnes, of Illinois; supreme vice
chancellor, II. p. Brown, of Clebourne
Tex; supreme prelate, Lee A. Caro-,
of Michigan; supreme keeper of rec
ordS and seals, r. l.. c. White, of
Tennessee; supreme master of the
exchequer, Thomas d. Mears, of
North Carolina
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
South Side Improvement AS
sociation Ready to Start
Another Enterprise.
PROPOSITION A GOOD ONE
THEY ARE WILLING TO GIVE
FORTY ACRES IF A GOOD ASSO-
CATION WILL BE FORMED TO
BACK THE FAIR.

There is a chance for Richmond to
be numbered among the Indiana cit
les that have successful fair associa-
tions. AS was stated in the Palla-
dunn some time ago there is be-
lief that a fair association to which
farmers from every township in
Wayne county and the business men
and manufacturers of Richmond
would lend earnest support, could be-
gin its career next summer and be-
come permanent fixture.
The South Side Improvement AssO-
citation which recently purchased the
large tract of land in the. Sourn end
and which intends to devote part
OF the tract for factory and home
purposes, is willing to dispose of
about 4 acres of ground for fair pur-
poses, provided that it goes to an as
sociation that is organized on a busi-
ness basis and which will conduct
the fair on such principles that will
show the people of Richmond and
Wayne county that the enterprise is
for the common good and not for the
profit of any individual or set of in
dlviduals. Forty acres will give am
pie space for fine half mile track
and plenty of room for the necessary
buildings for displays of live stock,
agricultural products, etc
The part of the Beallview tract
that the South Side Improvement As
sociation stands ready to sell under
certain provisions as stated above.
is we'll shaded and could be converted
into an ideal fair ground with com
paratively little expense. 1t is close
to the heart of the city. an advantage
that is worth considering in the loca-
ton of a fair ground.
The project it is asserted, has
reached no definite shape at this
time. If some responsible business
men can be induced to promote the
project it is believed that a fair as
sociation can be formed this winter
and the capital provided for the con-
struction of the race track. grand
stand, buildings. etc.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
REV. NAPIER TO PREACH
HIS FAREWELL SERMON.

Centerville, Ind, Oct IS, fSpl)-
The Rev. Aaron Napier, the resident
pastor of the Friends church at Cen
terville will preach his farewell SER
mon at College Corner next Sunday
morning. after having served that
congregation each alternate Sunday
for some months past Rev Napier
has been appointed to preach at Mil
ton every alternate Sunday for the
ensuing year. and will preach his first
sermon at that place on next Sunday
Ievening.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
MAY ATTEND FUNERAL
Publishers Press1

New Yorw, Oct. 1S.-Accompanied
by a score of Confederate Veterans,
under command of Maj. Edward
Owen of the Confederate veteran
camp of New York, the body Of MI
Jefferson Davis was taken tonight to
Richmond, Va, where the funeral SER
vices will be held tomorrow In the
guard of honor were several men who
were attached to the personal staff
of the late president of the Confed-
eracy.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Lost a Valuable Pin.

Mrs. John H Nicholson lost a yalu-
able pin last night, either while at
tending the Beveridge meeting in the
Coliseum or when returning from it.
She noticed her loss at Ninth and
Main streets and went Immediately
to the Coliseum but was unable to
find it. The pin is set with a dia-
mond. 4 liberal reward will be paid
to the finder of it
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Cottage Prayer Meeting.

Grace NJ. E. Church Cottage prayer
meetings will be held this, Friday
evening at 7:30 as follows: In the
home Of w. r. Mount, Alb Richmond
Avenue; Miss Carolyn SaIter, 19
North Fifth. Grace church parsonage;
Mrs. Lydia Dilly, 121 South 18th.
w. NJ. NELSON, Pastor
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
BELIEVE COMPROMISE
HAS BEEN EFFECTED
Publishers Pressl

New York, Oct. 1S.-Because of the
fact that the hearing in the matter
of the probating of the will of the late
Hermann OelrichS was again ad-
journed today it is believed that a
compromise has been affected, or at
least is we'll under way. This is the
third postponement Of the hearing
and from the first it has been expect
ed that there would be compro-
mise.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Significant Sentences from His Speech Last Night

"After all there is country like America.
ten
which would
regulation of railroad
regulate
in
as
when business becomes large all the
it regulated by the
had been 70
President
God willing it. will
"A revision all
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Changes in Real Estate.

Centerville, Ind. Oct. Is, (SpD-
Henry Newburn has sold his resi-
dence in the north part of town to
Joseph Weddell, of Richmond. who
will move to Centerville Immediately
Mr.. Newburn will build a new home
in the north end of town.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Is An Aged Mason

Several Richmond Masons will at
tend an "old members meeting" Of
Bolivar Lodge, Eaton, to be held
Thursday, November i. for the pur-
pose of fittingly observing the re-
markable long membership of VIII
liam Jefferson and Isaac Potter who
have been members of Bolivar Lodge
over fifty years.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Will be Open All Night.

Under the new Indiana election 1.~,
the county clerks are expected to
keep their offices open the night OF
election for the purpose of receiving
the official returns from the election
inspectors County Clerk Haas is ar
ranging to carry out the law to the
letter.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

The action OF the c c. e J.. COM
pany in adopting the two-cent rate
is commendable, and the announce
ment will be delightfully."- received by
the travelling public. BY the estab-
lishment OF the new rate the COM
pany will be able to maintain strong
competition, as well as to have no.
ticeable increase in its business.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Delegates From All Over the
United States Will Gather
Here Next Week for That
Purpose.
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR
THREE DAYS SESSION
Old System of Having Each
Yearly Meeting Control Its
Missionary Work May Be
Done Away With.

But few people recognize the sig
ce of Friends which will be held in
this city October "a, 20 and 26 at the
East Main street Friends meeting
house. 1t will be the first meeting OF
the kind ever held in the FRIENDS
church and marks a step in the devel-
opment of missionary work in the
church. 1t is the idea of the leaders
and active members of the American
Friends Board of Foreign Missions.
to bring all the yearly meetings and
missionary societies of the church in
to closer touch, by which more eff
cient work may be accomplished as
whole. AS matters stand at the
present time each yearly meeting
controls missionary board of its
own. These yearly meeting boards
of missions have acted independently
of each other and as result many
fields have not received the atten-
ton that they should, although the
Friends as a whole have made a
particular effort to be thorough in
their work and especially SO along
missionary lines.
sionary conference have their wishes
gratified, a step will be made next
week to bring all the yearly meeting
missionary societies, and those soci-
cites acting independently of yearly
meetings., under the control of thu
American Friends Board of Foreign
Missions, and make the missionary
work conducted by the church uni
form. The object of the conference
is to decide this one point.
Those Interested Welcome.
Although the meeting will be open
it is understood that it is the wish
of the promoters of the affair. that
it be held as exclusively from out
Size interference as possible. The
conference is strictly delegate one.
but others who are not delegates or
who are connected. or especially in
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Circulation
Yesterday
321O
Previous Day
1855
ONE MONTH AGO, SEPT. 10,
CIRCULATION WAS 1882.

CIRCULATION Was 1882.
Another boon, day for c.rcu-
Iation yesterdays boost to
3,210. Means other people are
backing you To in taking the
Palladium tor What It is-tne
neWsiest paper in Richmond
and Wayne County. Means an
other rung passej on the lad
der uo which the Palladium is
hurrying toward the largest cir
culation goal. Wa.cn this cir
cuIation report space every
day. 1t tells the story of the
increasing number of subscrib-
ers who, together with you,
are reading this paper.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
WITH WOODS FULL
OF WEAPONS, F|NNS
READY To- REVOLT
Dependency of Gar Prepared
to Rise in Their Righteous
Might and Overthrow the
AutOCratiC Power.
MAY SWEEP DOWN OVER
ST. PETERSBURG ITSELF
Country Almost to a Man is
Willing to Join in the Rebel
Iion-CentraI Government
Realizes Situation.
publishers Press1

| ST. Petersburg, Oct. II. (Via the
| frontier)-A crisis is impending in the
affairs of Finland and upon the best
of authority it can be stated that the
revolutionary party is now prepar-
ing to give the word to it's members,
and three out of every four Firms are
members, to rise against the Gar
and his minions. Arms continue to
pour into the country. They no longer
consist in the main of revolverS of
the Browning and similar patterns,
but include all manner of weapon
from cold steel knife and bayonet to
short rifle and portable rapid fire
guns. 1t is open to doubt whether
the Russian arsenals in Finland con-
tain anything like the assortment of
weapons hidden away in Finland pop
lar cupses and pine forests by the
Finnish revolutionary redoutables. 1t
is of no use longer blinking at hard
facts. Something serious, very seri-
Gus, is preparing in Finland.
Arms For Every Man.
At the present moment, at modest
computation, the stock of revolverS,
long barrelled, long distance pistols,
carbines, Berdans, and other rifles in
Finland is sufficient to arm effective
ly every man in Finland over 20 years
Of age.
The Russian central authorities
themselves are fully alive to the fact
that Finland is again rapidly becom-
ing dangerous, mainly because Firms
are essentially an ultra-patriOtic ma
tion, a disciplined people trained for
generations to self sacrifice and ODE
dience to their leaders, and gifted
in comparably more than Russians
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

er Friday; Saturday fair, fresh
northwest winds.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

OHIO-Rain Friday and along the
lakes Saturday; brisk to high
south winds becoming west.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Arms For Every Man.

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Those Interested Welcome.

Continued to Page Five)
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

Continued on Page Two.)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-27
WELCOME TO WRIGHT
American Amba sadlr 10 Japaa Pr.
s-nls Credentials.
HONOES PAID To HIN
court Master ~ ceremonies TaLr.
United ~iatrs Minister In I'm.
perial Carriage and Es-
eorted by Guards.

Toxic. May 26.-Ambassado Wright,
accompanied by members OF the Amer.
lean embassy and ladies' OF the party
proceeded 10 the palace Saturday Ia
present his credentials to the emperor
The court master OF ceremonies went
10 the embassy to convey the ambas-
sador 10 the palace In an imperial car
rage. and troops OF the imperial lane
ers acted as a guard Of honor. This
brilliant procession reached the palace
through the main gate. which is re-
served for their majesties and prin.
cesses OF the imperial house and Wis
itors arriving and departing on state
occasions.
II Is reported that the emperor was
most cordia' in his deception OF the
ambassador and his suite. who were
afterward received in audience by the
empress.
Mr.. Wilson. former secretary. and
until recently charge d'affaires OF the
American legation here. who II ha,
been announced Is 10 succeed II. II. ID
Pierce as third assistant secretary Of
state. will start for home May 90.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-27
CONDENSED NEWS.

Jacksonville. Tex. is shipping toma
toes.
Postoffice at Talahlna. |. T.. wa,
robbed OF $40.
Indian Territory tax assessors met al
Muskogee Thursday.
White City. near Cleveland. wa.
fire destroyed. Loss is $4,000.
Next year 100000 acres OF Texas
school lands will be placed on sale.
D. J. Carter and wife OF Denton
have celebrated their golden wedding
81. Pauls Baptist church OF Paris,
Tex. has Just completed a $4,000 edi-
flee
While hoelng. Mrs. Shaddock was
killed near Rising Star. Tex, by light
ming.
Kings Daughters. in session al
Wheeling, meets next year at Vicks.
burg.
Ten persons broke JAIL at TeIarkana
Two policemen captured them In the
prison yard.
Eleven on company has brought in
tie seventh well IN the Powell field
near Corsieana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-27
WITHOUT A WORD.
Agricultural Appropriation Measure
Prevalla In the Senate.

Washington. May 26.-The senate
Friday passed the agricultural appro-
priation bill carrying an appropriation
OF SIS. 500 900. and without a word OF
debate or an objection from any source
auded 10 II as an amendment. the bill
providing for inspection OF fresh meats
Intended for domestic consumption.
II requires that acceptable meats
shall be labeled. and authorized the
destruction OF condemned products.
II also authorizes inspection Of all ami
mails before they enter the packing
houses. and requires that those estab'
llshments shall be maintained in a
sanitary condition; gives the inspect.
ors access 20 all departments OF them,
and forbids interstate commerce In
fresh meats which are not marketed
by the inspection. The expense OF
the inspection Is 70 be borne by the
owners. and a fine OF 10000 an impris.
onment for two years are fixed as pen.
alties for violations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-27
Southern League.
Montgomery, 7; Little Rock. 6.
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.
Senator clapp Introduces a Bill TO
Classify Mineral Lands.

Washington, May Ex-senator Clapp
introduced a bill In the senate 10 re-
move the restrictions on the alienation
on the lands OF the five civilized tribes
OF Indians. II authorizes the secretary
OF the treasury 20 lnaugurate an inves.
tigation Of the lands with views 20 elias.
styling mineral lands because OF sup
posed deposits OF coal. oil or gas. The
president IS authorized 20 give notice
by proclamation OF the classification
and he may eliminate such lands as
are shown not 10 have such deposits.
All restrictions on the alienation OF
lands which have been or may be al.
lotted are removed except as 20 full
blOOds. minors, homestead and lands
which may be classified as coal, oil
or gas lands. II Is provided. however
that no agricultural leases for a term
Of more than one year. nor any mineral
lease lands from which the restrictions
are not removed, shall be valid unless
approved by the secretary OF the In.
terror. and shall be subject 20 such
regulations as he may prescribe. on
land under which the restrictions are
removed shall be allenated without the
approval Of the secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-27
GREATER AND eRANDER.
Within a Year San Francisco VIII Be
a Magnificent City.

Chicago. May 26.-"within six
months the new San Francisco. with
Us wide drlyeways and handsome
buildings. will be well advanced" said
Architect Daniel II. Durham. "ln a
years time It will not be easy TO find a
trace OF the devastation left by the
earthquake"
Mr. Durham has Just returned from
San Francisco. He had been called
there by the committee Of citizens that
had been instrumental In inducing him
two years before 10 prepare plans for
a model system Of driyeways, parks
and public places. Former Mayor Phe-
Ian was chairman OF the committee.
The plans" said Mr.. Burnham,
were adopted In their entirety at a
meeting on Monday. The principal
talk in San Francisco at the present
time Is rebuilding. The pride OF the
citizens appears TO have been touched
by the disaster, and even the poorer
people are preparing 10 build again on
A more substantial and artistic scale.
my views were chiefly desired along
the line OF notifications or extensions
in the plans that I suggested for the
streets and parks. was asked for
suggestions also as 10 public buildings
and recommended that they all be
made strictly hreproof.
THE new city will radiate from the
city hall and that locality. One OF the
beneficial effects OF the earthquake
was the destruction OF the old city
hall.
san Francisco of the future will be
the most beautiful city on the cont.
nent. with the exception OF Washing.
ton"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-27
INTANGIBLE ASSETS.
List Of Corporations Has Been Com,
pleted by Tax Commissioner.


Austin. May 26.-Tax Commissioner
Davie completed the list OF intangible
assets OF all corporations for various
counties IN the state and mailed II out
TO tax assessors. The list shows the
total amount Of intangible assets In the
state 10 be q little over SlCl. 900. 600.
A. 10 railroads the Texas and Pacific
Is the wealthiest road. showing intan.
glblc assets 20 be S3l.22S,356 The
other leading roads as as follows:
Rock Island S7.OGI0OS: Fort Worth
and Denver. $G.914.S7i; Fort Worth
and Rio Grande. Sl,SS9.9i5; Galveston.
Harrisburg and San Antonio. SlG,S0i.-
500; Galveston. Houston and Hender.
son. 1851 52; Santa Fe Sl2,215.255;
Houston and Texas Central. S127G7,
700: Houston. East and West Texas,
S59i9.O45 international and Great
Northern. SiO.4i1,5sS; Missouri Kan
sas and Texas OF Texas. Sl5.SS3.72S;
Cotton Belt. $3.S2O773. Arkansas Pass.
Si1.S64.275; Texas and New Orleans,
S5.2S3.5OS: Texas Central. sl.0G3.l9l.