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The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-04

tercst The book cannot fail TO in
struct. and 20 help all real seekers
after the truth Of history. All the cvi-
dcncc is gathered from English and
Northern writer's and from public
records. No one is more pain ~ XII
than my excellent ana able friend. In
his examination Of public records he
discovered, a ne Writcs me that there
were gaps where Interested paths
have suppressed the evidc nee Some Of
the most interesting reports and dis
patches from Hallcck, Stanton Sur
geon-Gcneral Barnes. &c. are not in
the volumes If the War Recorys. Et-
IDENTIFY somebody. after cooling off was
lashalncd to let the coming generations
know how dcccitfuiIy ana how barba-
Irously the Lincoln government treated
the people of the Confederacy." 1t is
10 be sincerely desired that thousands
!Of copies Of the book shall be sold.
The South needs it. and should buy it
land read it. The first edition may be
but 200 copies. Let or
dcrs pour into the author at Clinton,
Sampson county, \. C.. that he may
have cncouraGem to make a much
larger edition. 1t viii be Il shame and
.reproach Tor sUch an important work
to be neglected. Read it, and learn
very much that you are now ignorant
.of ana should know. Mr.. Grady has
done, ana is doing a precious service
Ito North Carolina and the entire
South. He has written for posteritN,
as we'll as for the living, and the time
viii come. and before Il half century
passes when his two volumes defend
ing the South will be sought for
eagerly by seekers after the truth and
the real records of the past. 1t is
high time the truth was told ana 4
grossly perverted history set straight
Great success | say to his historic ia
borS.
The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-04

Waiting maids are not anxious 90
wait until they break into the spin
ater class.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
Attorney General Moody
Starts a Legal War on
Railroad Companies.
PAN HANDLE is INCLUDED
THE LAW GOVERNING SAFETY
APPLIANCES - DELAWARE AND
CUDSON CO. THE WORST.
Publishers Pressl


Washington, Sept. 30.-Just at the
moment when the railroads of the
country had been fiattering them
selves for the excellent manner in
which they had been observing the
safety appliance law. the interstate
Commerce Commission through the
department of Justice has cast a
bomb into their ranks.
Attorney General Moody today made
the announcement that he has direct
ed suits to be brought against a large
number of railroad companies for vi
olation of the safety appliance law,
through failure to keep their equip
ment in proper condition. There are
81 complaints against the Delaware
and Hudson company, which leads the
list.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion recently announced that over so
per cent of the railroads had adopted
safety appliances. 1t had been the
general impression that the law was
being observed to gratifying extent
Among the roads which are to be
prosecuted is the Pan Handle, with a
large number of complaints.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
GOT USUAL INITIATION
NEW STUDENTS "RUBBED"
Freshmen at EarIham were Given the
Earlham Brush Rubbing Saturday
Night-"Sed" HasIey Given the
Worst Treatment.

All Freshmen boys with but few
exceptions were given the customary
initiation by the upper classmen at
Earlham Saturday night, which con
sists of the student being stripped of
portion of his clothes and a stiff
brush being applied to his flesh. Sew
eral of the students objected to the
treatment and took flight. They were
overtaken only to be returned to the
college dormitory for rougher treat
ment than the others received. Red
Hasley a star football man who came
here from Kankakee, H., was given
a special initiation. He has decided
to quit school and the students thus
manifested their feeling over it.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
WITHDRAWS FROM RACE
June Gayle Will Not Try for Office of
State Treasurer in Kentucky
Brother of A. D. Gayle.

Below is a dispatch concerning
June w. Gayle, who is a brother of
Albert d. Gayle, President of the
First National Bank of this city Mr.
June Gayle has visited in the city
a number of times and has many
friends here.
Louisville, Ky. Sept. 30.-June W.
Gayle, of Owenton. who has been a
candidate for the Democratic nomin-
alton for State Treasurer, Saturday
announced his withdrawal from the
race. leaving a clear field, for his OPP
ponent, Ruby Lafoon, bf Madison
vile. Mr.. Gayle, after a consultation
with some of his friends, said:
You may say that | will not con-
tinue in the race for State Treasurer
find that Unexpectedly acquired
business interests make il necessary
for me TO give all my time to these,
and | would not be able to make a
thorough canvass of the state. as
would be necessary in race for a
state Office
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
A. K. Murray, Agent OF the
Government, Is Here COL
leCting Material.
FINDS WATER EXCELLENT
MANY SPRINGS AND WELLS OV
Err THE COUNTRY ARE BEING
TESTED-WATER HERE WELL
FILTERED BY GRAVEL BEDS

A. X. Murray, special agent of the
United States Geological survey with
headquarters at Washington is now
in Wayne County analyzing, and get
and that which comes from springs
Agent Murray is one of the several
experts which the government now
have in the middle states, collecting
material about water.
Mr.. Murray has already done con
siderable work i'll this county. and
in conversation with Walter S. Rat
lift, in charge of the local government
weather bureau, he said that Wayne
County has exceptionally good water.
This region was at one time in the
path of giant glaciers, which have
left gravel beds of great depth.
Through these beds the water comes,
and in so doing is we'll filtered. He
found that the water has a great deal
of lime in it which tends to make
it hard. The temperature taken
from a number of wells he found to
average about SO degrees which is
considered excellent.
Mr.. Murray will examine the water
from Reid's Springs before returning
Word has reached the government
experts about the remarkable qualit-
les of this water and they are anxious
to analyze it,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
DON THE BLACK HELMET
WHITE HEADGEAR NO MORE
Police Today will Put on Their Win
ter HeImets-Chapeaux Hereafter
Will be Black Both in Winter and
Summer.

Today the Patrolmen of the Rich
mond Police will DOM their winter
headgear and each and every blue
coat will promenade the streets in
a brand new black helmet The or
der was read to the force last night
at roll call. Last night was the last
of the white helmets. which havcs
been distinguishing mark of author
fty in the city for years. 1t was re.
Gently decided by the Commissioners
that the black helmet should hereaf-
ter be worn by patrolmen both win
ter and summer This decision was
received with delight by the force as
they claim that the white helmet is
too heavy
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
FIRST TOUCH OF
WINTER IS FELT
Thermometer Fell TO Sixty
and Heavy Wraps Came
Out in Abundance.
COLDER THAN LAST YEAR
MANY PEOPLE ON THE STREETS,
APPARENTLY, JUST TO TEASE
THE CUTTING WINDS-MANY
STOVES TOO SMALL.

That ''the world is growing colder
each day, assumes the aspect OF
probability when weather statistics
indicate that yesterday at three
er than on the same day, and at the
same time one year ago. September
80. 1905 the temperature ranged from
"a to so degrees while yesterday the
temperature varied from so to 62 de
grees.
The characteristic November wind
arrived about 60 days ahead OF time
and brought out the new fall suits.
furs and sassy hats, that for the past
few days have been enthroned on the
top shelf of the closet where they
were placed after purchased Re
gardless of the chilly aspect, and the
atmosphere that compels one to think
of open fires and apples, there were
many persons promenading the
streets and courting the teasing
blasts of wind. One young girl stand
ing on a corner with the wind wind
her skirts around her exclaimed to
her youthful male escort in utter ser
iousness, "Oh. l wish | had worn my
veil. | just known my face will be
all chapped tomorrow.
The sudden change in the weather
was felt most forcibly at Police Head
quarters, where the one burner,
guaranteed to heat II room mouse
drove Patrol Driver Liyelsberger to
sleep in a corner of the barn and day
Sergeant Krone sought warmpth in
the Enquire
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
NYE MAKES STATEN MGNT.
1ells of His and His Wife's Actions
In Friends Meeting.

The following communication was
received from Mr.. Nye last evening"
To the Editor-Sir: l feel led to
write you concerning our visit to the
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
and our treatment at that meeting.
We~were invited to attend the meet
ing by Francis Thomas and other
ministers and oume and arrived the
second day of their session.. and have
been attending the meetings every
day since. On first day morning. my
wife stood up to testify and had not
testified two minutes until they be-
gan singing to sing her down. | was
standing ready to testify and prev
ious to this the leader had told the
people to stand to their feet who had
the Holy Spirit and nearly all in the
house stood up. | then told them |
had been awakened at 3 o'clock in,
the morning and the Lord had show
ed me in the 5th chapter of Acts;
how Annania and Saphira were
struck dead for lieing TO the Holy
Ghost and that many who had arose
to their feet were like them, because
they were living like many of the
q. Il am a converted jew ana COd
BY his Holy Spirit changed my life
and We are spending our own means
preaching the Gospel from city TO
city. After the church was dismissed
one preacher ordered us off of the
grounds and as We were invited to
talk at the Hicksite Friends we went
there and had IA spiritual meeting
so that people came to us with tears
il. their eyes and thanked us for the
message We had given. As Jesus re-
turned to the temple again after the
Jews were going to stone him, so we
returned in the afternoon and as l
was passing some tracts among the
people, Fred Smith a preacher from
Spiceland came with policeman and
compelled me to go off their grounds
after which we came to the corner of
Main and 14th street and preached TO
a large congregation for two hours"
Moses Nye, converted Jew.
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
PATROL MEN GET
QUARTERLY SHIFT
Guardians of the Public Peace
Are Put on New Beats .or
Three Months.
STAUBACH AT OLD STAND
WELL KNOWN OFFICER, WHO SO
LONG PATROLED CORNER AT
9TH AND MAIN STREETS,
THERE ONCE AGAIN.

At midnight the quarterly shift of
patrolmens districts was made, TAX
ing four patrolmen who have been
on night duty, for the past three
months and putting them on day
beats. The change is as follows:
Officer Staubach will patrol Eighth
and Main streets during the day.
Officer Westenberg will patrol the
East End, east of 18th street during
the day.
officer Little will patrol the North
End west of 18th street during the
day.
officer McNally will patrol Main
street west of 18th street and south,
during the day.
Night patrolmen and their beats
are:
District No. 1, west of the river
Officer Lawler: District 2, Main
north to D street and west of Seven
tn street-Officer Winters; District
No. ;, north OF G to Seventh and east
to Twelfth street, officer Hebble:
District No. 4, north of d, west of
Twelfth streets and east to oath
street, officer Bundy: District No. 5,
North of Main to ID street, west to
Eleventh and east to oath street,
Officer Wierhake: District No. 6,
north of Main to d street from Elev-
enth west to Seventh-Officer VogeI-
song: District No. Z. south of Main
and west to Eleventh street-Officer
Golden: District No. s, south of Main
to G street west from Eleventh to
Seventh streets-Officer McManus:
District No. 9. south to c street and
west from Seventh to the river-Offi-
Ger Edwards
District No. 10, which has that ter
ritory south of C street and east of
Eleventh will go unpatroled until
successor is appointed to former
Officer Sutton, who resigned a few
weeks ago to take a position on a
railroad in the Southwest. The Po-
lice Commissioners will have a meet
ing either Wednesday or Friday even
ing at which time il is expected that
successor to c. w Merrill, new
president of the Board of Public
Works, will be appointed by Gov.
Hanly, as Police Commissioner and
then a patrolman for Suttons place
viii be named. Many applications
have been received for this vacancy
on the force and the Commissioners
will have a large number of candi.
dates from which to select. T.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
LOCAL KNIGHTS
LEAVE TOMORROW
Good Sized Delegation of
Pythians Will Attend the
Grand Lodge Meeting.
SESSION AT INDIANAPOLIS
WAITED TO THE POSITION OF
GRAND INNER GUARD THE
OTHER OFFICERS.

| Delegates from Occur de Lion, lola
and Triumph lodges, Knights of Pyth-
ias this city, will go to indianapolis
tomorrow to attend the sessions of
the Indiana Grand Lodge which will
continue until Wednesday evening
In addition to the regular delegates.
c. E. Shiveley, Supreme Chancellor
and VIII G. Converse, Grand Outer
Guard of Indiana will go
Routine business comprising re-
ports by the grand officers, recon-
mendations relative to the completion
of the new Grand Lodge building
there, and election of officers will take
up the greater part of the two days
Sc ssion.
For the office of grand outer
guard, the only competitive office in
the order, there are dozen or more
candidates, and each is doing a great
deal of campaigning. Rivalry for this
office will be spirited. The candi
dates are scattered well over the
State and each has his own lodge and
the lodges of his neighboring towns
and cities working for him. BY the
process of annual promotion, which is
custom as old as Pythianism itself,
the new officers will be installed as
follows:
Grand Chancellor, Jonce Monyhan,
Orleans; vice chancellor, Frank l..
Gass, Muncie; prelate, Arthur j.
Lowe, Greensburg; master-at-arms,
Aria NJ. Brown; inner-guard, William
G. Converse, Richmond; Harry Wade
keeper of records and seal and Will
liam A. Morris, master of eXchequer,
will be reelected without opposition.
Chancellor Dunten'S Report.
For the first time in the\ history of
the grand lodge, the report of the oH
fcers were placed this year in the
hands of the representatives before
the session conveaeN This was to
enable the representatives to famil-
iarize themselves in advance with
needed legislation and thereby save
time at the session. Printed reports
of the years work were sent out sew
eral days ago. These show unprece-
dented gains both in membership and
revenues.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
Testimonial of Mrs. Moses
Nye was Too Long and the
Congregation Drowned Her
Words by Singing,
HER HUSBAND GREW ANGRY
AND CENSURED FRIENDS
Converted Hebrew Being Un-
able to Hold Meeting on
Front Yard of Church, Has
it on 14th and Main SITS

Moses Nye, Jew, and his wife
from Indianapolis. created sensatic- ;
at the morning devotional services of
the Indiana Yearly Meeting OF
Friends yesterday When short tes-
timonials were called for by the pas
tor, Mrs Nye arose and in wild rant
ing manner. entirely out of keeping
with the quiet way of the Friends, told
of her conversion. She consumed
much time, and in spite Of the mo-
tion from the minister for her to take
her seat, she continued. The minis
ter. being unable to quiet her in any
other way, called for singing and the
entire congregation started song,
completely drowning her words. Aft
er the song was finished her husband
arose and censured the minister and
the congregation for what they had
done. attacking them bitterly. He
said that the Friends We're l~1g on
the reputation of their fathers, and
that their actions stamped them as
anything but Christians. He said
that his wife was moved by the Spirit
only as George Fox, the greatest
preacher of the Friends church had
been affected
Was Finally Quieted.
This did not appeal to the Friends
and he was told by prominent mem
bers that he must either keep still or
suffer arrest. Nye finally consented
to be quiet.
Yesterday afternoon Nye started
preaching on the lawn in front of the
Meeting House., attracting great
crowd He was ordered to move on
by the police and continued his meet
ing, assisted by his wife on 14th and
Main streets. Nye has attended
Yearly Meeting for the past few years
although he is not member of the
church. He always pays his own ex-
penses and has contributed 60 the
church.
Last night Nye held a meeting in
small mission house on North 18th
street. where he expounded the belief
that the Jews would reclaim Jerusa-
lem in seven years.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
CANADA VERY FRIENDLY
MilImen Attending Convention at
Vancouver, Give Three Cheers
for Roosevelt.
Publishers P-ess1

Vancouver, b. c., Sept. 30-Friend-
illness of Canada TO the United States
was remarkably displayed here when
Overton Price. representing the
United States forestry Bureau, bid
goodbye to the two hundred delegates
who have been holding the forestry
convention here.
The entire assembly arose and gave
three cheers for President Roosevelt.
Millmen from all parts Of Canada
took part in this friendly demonstra-
ton.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
To Get New Desk.

.'olice headquarters is to have a
hew desk and the ancient box that
has served the busy needs of the sta
ton house, will be discarded-proba-
bly, be given to the Board of Public
Works. The article is to be of the
most approved make. with a type
writer compartment, which will hold
the machine recently .sponged <ff' 20
City Clerk Taggart.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
MARTHA M. HANES DEAD
Mother of County Auditor Hanes
Passed Away Yesterday, at the
Age of 70

Martha NJ, widow of the late Amos
Hanes, died yesterday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Meek,
south of Richmond, on the old Shofer
farm, at the age of rs, of heart tr0u-
BILE She was the mother of II. j.
Hanes, county auditor, and Chas.
Hanes, living northwest of the city.
She has been living with her son, H.
J. Hanes, in the city until her last i'll
ness The funeral notice will be pub
lished later.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
is SUING FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. John Kelly Wants Legal Separa
ton from Husband with Ali
mony and Custody of Child.

Through her attorney. Thomas J.
Study, Bonnie Lee Kelly, filed suit for
divorce Saturday against John II. Kel-
ly. with restraining orders on the
First National Bank, compelling them
TO hold Kelly's deposits intact until
the case has had its hearing Ali
mony and the custody of the children
is asked. Cruel and inhuman treat
ment are the allegations.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
Becomes Electrical Engineer

Oliver Miller has been appointed
electrical engineer of the Casa Diabio
Gold mines in Mono County. Califor-
MIA and will leave in a few days TO
take charge of the plant. The Casa
Diablo Mining Company is represent
ed in Richmond by James A Hiatt
and there are many local citizens in
terested in the company
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
Has Gone to Florida.

Can't. Henry Root who has been in
falling health for some months left
Friday for Lake Helen. Florida to Wis
it his daughter. hoping the change
will benefit his health. he will be
gone several months.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
Have Returned Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dillon, who have
been visiting in Dublin and this city.
for the past two months. have return
ed TO their home in Wichita. Kan. Mr..
Dillon was in the dry goods business
at Dublin for several years.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
James Cronin Home,

James Cronin, who is now employ
ed in the Offices of the Steel Trust in
New York is in Richmond the guest
of friends and relatives.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
One Less Hello Girl.

Miss Edna Schumate, night operat-
or in the telephone exchange at
Campbellstown, is TO be married this
month to Paul Desharmaux.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

ember of the wanth
The
blanks a ultimately
places told Palladium
around to
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Richmond moving vans are in great
demand just now as many persons
are moving before the real winter
ssets in
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA-Fair Monday; fresh north
east winds; Tuesday, fair; warm
er.
OHiO-Fair Monday and Tuesday;
warmer Tuesday; fresh northeas ST
winds becoming southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-10
Christian and Educational Congress

At a meeting of the local committees of
the national young peoples Christian and
educational congress at the headquarters of
the committee Tuesday evening to further
the arrangements for the congress reports
received were encouraging and showed a
widespread interest In the congress. Rev.
Oscar ]. W. Scott, president of the local
committee who had just returned from the
annual conference of the A. NJ. E. Church
at Havre de Grace, Md. reported that the
meeting of the congress was announced
to the conference and received encourage
ment.
A meeting of the local executive commit
tee will be held Friday afternoon. 1t Is to
be followed by big mass meeting In Lin
coin Temple Memorial Congregatio
Church at 1870 o'clock the same evening,
which will be addressed by Bishop w. J.
Gains. the national president and I. Gar
land Penn. the national corresponding Sec
rotary and other speakers. The local COM
mlttees consist of 391 members. An invi-
tation has been extended to the public to
attend the mass meeting Friday night