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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
FAST ROMAN ACTOR
CAPTURES THE
EXCELSIOR.

Roman Actor, a young greyhound
from James Sweeney's kennel, annexed
the Excelsior stake at Ingleside cours-
Ing park yesterday in clever style. His
Kennel mate. Richard Anton, was the
runner-up. He was withdrawn in the
de Gliding course. These greyhounds
Will be "prepped" and taken East to try
Tor honors in the Waterloo. America 8
greatest coursing event.
The largest crowd of the season wit
messed the coursing yesterday and the
sport was good. Great interest was
eentered on the showing of Tralee's
Best. He was defeated in the second
round by Friendless Boy, which led
two lengths to the hare. There are still
many leashmen who believe Tralee's
Best the fastest dog, and match race
may result Miss Viking won the open
stake. Results:
Excelsior stake: First round
Bon Ami beat Flower Girl; Tralees
Best beat Real Rocker; Friendless Boy
beat Lucy Clair; Roman Actor beat
Dan Finnigan; Shaun O'Farrell beat
Hudson; Aggie Rocker beat Lady Kelp;
Ready Rider beat Clyde; Rose OF Gold
beat King W Richard Anton beat Paul
Dunbar; Carlow Boy beat Presto; Free
port beat Orsina.
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Outdoor Ring Will Be Built at Goldfield.

Second round-Humboldt beat Bon
Ami; Friendless Boy beat Tralee's Best;
Roman Actor q bye, Shaun O'Farreli
withdrawn; Ready Rider beat Aggie
Rocker; Richard Anton beat Rose of
Gold; Freeport beat Carlow Boy.
Third round-Friendless Boy beat
Humboldt: Roman Actor beat Ready
Rider; Richard Anton beat Freeport.
Fourth round-Roman Actor beat
Friendless Boy: Richard Anton bye.
Deciding course--J. Sweeney's Ro-
man Actor (Roman Athlete-F Fiery Face,
imp.) won by default: ]. Sweeney's
Richard Anton (Rocker- Fiery Face.
Open stake: First round-Renegade
Apache beat Gertrude; Miss Viking
beat General Frisbee: Frank Dunn beat
Whisky Dick; Eilbe Royal beat General
Frisbee; Blooming Dutchman beat To-
dine; Miss Gambit beat Butt In;
Ragged Actor beat John Morrisey:
Limerick Boy beat Frank 6; jim Lamb
Our Bessie; In Time beat Encore; Our
Porto a bye, Agile Squirt withdrawn; |;
Lady Athlete beat Pedlar Baum; Tom
King beat Gallant Boy; Brewery Maid
beat Lady -Aronmore; Irma Hotfoot
beat Flora Free: Cheyenne bye, Right
Right withdrawn; Lady Leeds beat
Black Tralee; Amandan beat Pasha
King; r w beat Lady Fieldwick: :
Walla Walla beat Terrah; Galyeston
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beat BeIuga; Roman Actress beat Do
nestle Lad; Mi Amigo beat judge:
sherman beat Idleness; Dolly Bishop
beat Reckless Acrobat; Russell j heat
Young Geraldine; Sampler beat Cry
Baby. -
Second round-Miss Viking heat
Renegade Apache: Eilbe ROYAL heat
Frank Dunn; Miss Gambit beat Bloom
Ing Dutchman; Ragged Actor beat
Limerick Bov; Pony CAPITOL beat lin
Lamb; Our Porto beat In Time: LADY
Athlete beat Tom King; Irma Hotfoof
beat Brewey Maid: Cheyenne beat
Lady Leeds; Amandan beat r W.
Walla Walla beat Galveston; Roman
Actress beat Mi Amigo; Sherman beat
Russell j; Sampler beat Dolly Bishop-
Third round-Miss Viking beat Eilba
Royal; Miss Gambit beat RaPred
Actor; Our Porto a bye, PONY CaDTtoI
withdrawn; 1rma Hotfoot beat I,adv
Athlete; Cheyenne beat Amandan: Ro-
man Actress beat Walla Walla; Sher-
man beat Sampler.
Fourth round-AIiss Viking beat Miss
Gambit: Irma Hotfoot beat Our Porto.
Cneyenne beat Roman Actress; Sher-
Fifth round-Miss Viking beat Irma
Hotfoot; Cheyenne beat sherman.
.peclding course-E Hooper's Miss
viking (Rocker- Bitterness) beat q.
Snarman's Cheyenne (Palo Alto-Ta-
mora).
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race. seven and half furlongs. selling
Pinta "a. Miss Hawley 90, Wexford 10l. Henry
Waring 1O1, MarimbO 1O1, PentagOn 1O4. Red
wood III 113. Gauge 113.
Second race. four and half furlOngs. purse
Lady Demon 100. Crosscut 100. Beatrice Fl 1O5.
Lady Bateman 1O5. Sainzilla 1OJ. Imposition 100.
11O.
Third race. one mile-Peter Paul 95 Greenfield
SS. Gold Enamel 105 BenvOiiO lO6 Scotch Plume
10T. John Carroll III
Fourth race. six furlongs. seling-Babyviiie
3d. Cantrome "a, sonnet 9S. Knickerbocker 9s.
Andria 80. Stoner Hill 101, Orfeo 1O3, Petit Due
1O3, Souprep 1O3. Gallithea 1O2. Raindance los.
Nervator lO5, Butinsh 100, Shine On I15.
Fifth race, i've furiOngs purse-NIary Custis
80 Hazel Patch 102. Minot 102, Voting i04.
Eminola 1O4 Edward Wilder 1O7 Timothy Wen
lOl, De Orc 11O, Charlie Gilbert III.
Sixth race. mile and quarter. selling
Townes 50. Topsatl 50. Request %. Oak Leaf
92, Joe Levy "a, Berry Waddel 96. Glen Lonely
%. Neya Welch 81, Steel Trap 97, Fra FilipO
80, MalakOn 1O1. BassaniO 1Ol George Vivian
lO1, Rhinock 1O2, Arab 1O6
Seventh race, one mile. seling-Raviana q6.
Fanette 9S, Black Dutch 9S, Edwin Gum 9S
Prestige sS, Celebration 90, Factotum 100. Ben
digO 1Ol, Suzanna ROcOmora 1O4 sharp Boy TO-
Jungle Imp 1O5 EdgeIy 1O7
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Il
Ian viii Stand by Word to Neuada Promoters
GREETS
THE H0RSEMEN
WARMLY.

SARATOGA. N Y. Aus. 5.-As If by
magic this sleepy village has been
changed in a few hours At noon If a
shotgun had been discharged on Broad
way no one would have been injured.
so few persons were abroad. At
o'clock tonight il was not possible to
swing your arms on the same thor
oughfare without hitting somebody.
So many visitors have arrived that
it is a hard matter TO secure accom-
modatiOns. Up to yesterday it was an
easy matter TO find lodgings at any OF
the big hotels at reasonable rates, but
with the coming Of the racing men
prices jumped up a an alarming rate
From now on the chief topic among
the visitCss will be horse. The fever
ish life begins tomorrow Everything
will be wide open" All the clubs"
will accept members nightly and per-
nit they TO buck the tiger" until they
are weary.
Much of the interest in the handi-
cap is lost because Of the absence OF
Mohawk II and Caughnawa ga The
former was considered a certain start-
er up TO yesterday, when his Owner,
stephen Sanford decided TO keep the
colt in reserve for valuable stakes.
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San Francisco with Nick Williams in
the box, took the morning game at
Idora Park yesterday by the score OF
4 to 1. Portland would not be denied
in the afternoon struggle and shut the
Seals out while they tailed four times
and incidentally took the odd game
of the series.
The largest crowd of the season over
flowed the stands and bleachers and
even delayed the game by crowding
over the right foul line in the after
noon. Essick was on the rubber in
the afternoon for Portland opposed TO
SimOns and they put up a sharp duel
until the sixth. when the Giants solved
SimOns delivery and touched him UP
for four hits. The three runs they
annexed then won the game. The
scores.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
LATONTA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race - OberOn, The Mate,
search Ne.
second race-WOOIen, Tom Morgan,
Liphardt.
Third race-Wee LASS, White Plume,
MatadOr.
Fourth race-GOuld, Profitable, HIRE,
fGOt.
Fifth race-ElGstic, Free BOOter, Joe
Shields.
sixth raee-CO4IOnade, Ny Gem, In
fammable.
Seventh raee-Marsh RedOn, 81. Paris,
The Only Way.
Weather clear; track fast.
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race five furlongs. selIlng-Tryconnel
los, Black Gem los, Wit los, Mooropus 100.
Mazel 103 Nettie Hicks 1O3. Iad0ra 1O3. Evelyn
Griffin 103 Bonnet IO3. Quick 103,
Wheatstone 100. Jim Pendergast 100
Second race, Ave furlOngs. selling-Dominus
Arvi 10S DR.. Kismet los Joe Harlan 100. ElOta
1O5, Pasodella 105, BanladO 105. Mrs. Mathews
l05, Nancy W 100. BERTHE A 100 Wicklow 100
Third race. seven furlongs. selling-FlO Ma
nola 107. Viona 1OT, Lerida 1O4. Golden Light
lea, Madden 1O4. Phyz 1O2. Mattress 102, Mon
tana Peeress 102, Eleven Bells 1O2, Storma
1O2. Dora I 81.
{ Fourth race and a sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Briarthorpe 10T. Little Joker 107 Dutiful
LOG. Ink 1O4, Hi-Caul-Cap 101. Hot 100, MajorI
Tenny 90. Rostof 93, HarbOr SO.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles. selling
Calculate 1O7 Invoice 107 Old Mike 1O7 Pay
Me 107 Redwsld 107, Our Salhe 1O5 Hood
wink 100. AlOpath I05
Sixth race, mile. purse-Husron los.
l05, Tenordale 1O3
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

By Fred r. MUlhOlland.
First Face-Evelyn Griffin, MOOrOpus,
WheRtStOne.
second Face--TsanIadO, Nancy, EIOta.
Third race-Yiona, Montana Peeress,
Flo NanOla.
Fourth race-HaFbOr, Major Tenny,
Dutiful.
Fifth raee-RedWald, ROOdwink, Old
Mike.
BrOnSton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Run Down by a Street ca-.

John W. Hill. who is about As years
of age and who resides at 2617 Sacra-
mento street, was struck by car No.
1882 of the Sixteenth and Fillmore
street line at Sixteenth and Dolores
shortiy after 80 O'Clock last even.
and probably will die from the efects
OF his injuries The motornan. James
White, was arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Sacramento Sports Make Bold Bid
for the Championship Fight.

o sen tle
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Unknown nand eLtodoS
lin msof fSooooe for
Eve endea
it The putin TODAY
highest offered
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for handling
ewoudh
OF
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FoRT ERIE sNLECTIoNs.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-aIiss Hawley, Gauze, Red
yTood III.
Second raee-CrOsscut, AIanie, Hattie
DodsOn.
Third raee-John Carroll, Gold Enam-
el, BenvOiiO.
Fourth race-ButinskI. simeon, Rain
Dance.
Fifth raee-CharIie Gilbert, Timothy.
Wen.
sixth raee-Request, TOwnes, Joe
Levy.
Seventh raee-EdgeIy, BendIgO, Ed
win Gum.
Weather clear; track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Drive q Hor.e 10 penth.

John Toland and George Wichman.
both plumbers. were arrested yesterday
by officer J. j. Dow for driving a horse
TO death. They were taken to the
Park Police Station and charged with
cruelty to animals. After racing
through the park during the afternoon
they attempted to drive the horse into
the surf, where it dropped dead from
exhaustion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Nevada Men Enthusiastic.

The Nevada promoters are proceed
ing enthusiastically with their plans
as though assured there will be no
barriers raised against them. Nolan
will 60 TO Goldheld this week, where
all the details OF the match will be
settled. Once Nolan heads that way
Cans will pack his grip and with his
camp-meeting glasses will start for
the conference which means so much
to him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Automoblle Transcontinental RECORD.

Six-cylinder Franklin with l.. l..
Whitman and c. S. Carris leave at
p. m, today to lower the transconti-
attempt will be made to lower the
record of thirty-three days by Messrs.
whitman ". and Carris made in Frank
Boyer Motor Car Company. 4os Golden
Gate avenue,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Totals
IAIAIAKI

Three base hit-Wllliams. Two-base hits
DoRolue. Spies, Spencer, Sweeney. Sacrifice hits
Irwin. Hildebrand. Wheeler. First base on
called bslls-Of Henderson l. on williams 4
Struck out-By Henderson 1, by Williams s. Hit
by piteher-Aohler. Time Of game-One hour
and th-rty-hve minutes. Umpires- and
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Promoters Discuss Special Railroad Rates.

Arrangements already being made with the railroad for
special understood New York sports beginning
negotiate for special from Gotham bring fight fans
the mining of the Southern Nevada is not
known whether special be points,
but those charge of the affair will do everything possible bring
the people to the camp
of Sandow and Jack Lewis of the Mohawk Club Chicago
the for wrestling bout for which they training
hard though each practically
Following this will bout between Jack Clifford light
weight who has made Goldhed his other
good probably Hanlon From the Clifford his
eyernes together with punch which he always has tap this
meeting furnish of the afternoon
though the not high the pugilsic scale
Outdoor Ring Will Be Built at GOldfield.
The seating will be made
b The benches will be protected from the glare
giving the advantage OF the with of its disadvantages
The OF will be strongly built thoroughly inspected
competent there will be danger of collapse accidents
through the falling of the staging The ring will be sheltered
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
srllAlARY

To-base hits-Sears. Mitchell. Sacrifice hits
Moore Simons Hildebrand McHale. Smith.
First base on called balls-On Fssiek u OF
Simons j. Struck out-By Essick 8. by Simons
2 Double play-McLean TO Sweeney. Time Of
gamey-One hour and thirty minutes. Empires
Perrine and HOdson.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

guarantee OF the 100000 purse for the NelsonGans fight
be held here September Nolan expected here within the
week. together with Cans premnares and articles
Nolan will have here the climate the
the Nelson will depend the opinion of Nolan of the Gold
field
Every business in Godfeld anxious
the deposit which and Rckad who has been
that end of the affair had his pick and enabled
whose signatures good for thousands the bank
not in the camp apparently who does realize the
benefit the fight will be them individually and the
general Each anxious do all in his power have
affair
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Bidding Is Not
Wanted by
Manager.
BY r. A. Sr11yth.

" p ITH a fne sense OF
I'M business ethics, with
wv which the men who
make their livelihood
out Of the prizering are
not generally credited, Billy Nolan,
who represents Battling Nelson, has
defined to allow any bidding on the
proposed Gans-Nelson fight He
bases his stand on the ground that he
has given his word to the sportsmen
OF Goldfeld that Nelson will fight
there for the $4,000 purse offered by
them He has wired The Call that
he will consider the championship
match as made when the $4,000 in
gold offered by the Goldheld club is
deposited with this paper
Bids Reach Big Figures.
The prediction of The Call that a
$4,000 purse might develop under
bidding seems fair to be realized
quickly. Graney will meet Nolan at
Salt Lake today and his first offer
win be guaranteed purse of $4,000.
Overshadowing this is the offer
made by F. l. Van Buren, manager
OF the Hoffman Athletic Club of Sac
ramento, Of a purse of $42, 500.
Whether the well-known persuasive
ness of Graney can make Nolan re-
cede from his position remains to be
seen. Those who know the manager
Of Nelson best believe nothing will
shake his determination and that the
match is as good as secured by Gold
Geld
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Goldfeld Men Excited
Ouer the Prospect.

~OLDFIELD, Aug. 5.-A telegram Billy Nolan, man
ager for Battling Nelson, TEX" announces
that he is willing accept the cashiers
~ John S. Cook & Co. Bank for deposit with The Call
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
GIANTS AND SEALS
BREAK EVEN ON
THE DAY.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

PAcIFIc coAsT LEAGuE.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
MARKET URINARY

CHICAGO II catfle: Common to prime
steers. 81 o0G7 40; COWS. So s5a4 IS:
heifers 81 s0G5 60; bulls. 50 4oa4 so:
stocxers and feeders 81 1904 so Sheet.
SIS 5oG7 So; yearlings, 80 2566 so. Calves
SO o065 90. Hogs Choice to prime
heavy, So 2oG6 40; medium to good
heavy, So 15q6 % butcher weights, IS so
az 40: good to choice mixed. SIS 1896 81.
packing. s. soQ6 20: pigs, IS 5oq6 20.
Wheat-No. . red. 74s4 arse. Corn-No.
2, 44a44l2c. Oats-No. ?, 32&.c.
EAST 8UFFALo-Cattle: Export cat
tie, SIS So96 90; shipping steers, 81 so9
5 25: butcher cattle. 81 Sed5 %; fat cows.
81 506I4 90; bulls, 81 5od4 90: mixers and
springers $50 O006o 90. Sheep arI
Lambs-Yearlings. s6 oo66 So; wethers,
So 1905 90: mixee sheep, IS 50d5 IS;
ewes IS o005 so; spring lambs, IS o0fs
ums and heavies, SIS 5oq6 SO: Workers..
IS so: pigs, Sc 5oas so; stays, 81 5oa5 90:
roughs, s. s0G5 90
PITTSBURG-Cattle: Choice, SIS 65fs
S 90: prime, IS as 60; tIdy butchers
81 40@4 so: heifers. 50 5o@4 so; fat cows
and bulls oo43 so; fresh cows. SIS 90
$50 90 Sheep and Lambs-E'rinie weri1-
ers. So 1905 so; good mixed. 50 1905 -:
lambs IS 0o07 so. Veal Calves-S6 90 a
90. Hogs-Heayy hogs. s6 so; medium
Workers and rigs. SIS 4546 so.
CLEVELAND Cattle: Prime dry-fed
cattle 81 S5d5 %: fat steers, 81 25m5 90 F.:
heifers, IS 501a 80, TAT COWS, 20 2aa3 80;
bulls. So o0@3 %: mixers and springer.
SIS 0oM5o 90. Sheep and Lambs-Choice
lambs 81 so: wethers. IS 00I5 so: ewes
81 75m5 90 Calves-s7 IS down. Hogs
Workers and pigs Sc 35ae 40: mediums
Sc so: heavies. SIS so: roughs, IS 50G5 IS:
stays, 81 25d4 80.
cINclNNATi-w Wheat: No. red. 761
TIE Corn-No. > mixed, 4712 q fsc. Oats
No. mixed, 3s03644c. Rye-No. .. 710
re. Lard-ss s0@s 90 Bulk meats
IS s71a. Bacon-s1o 1919. HoSs-s5 400
s 40 Cattle-s2 oo05 40. Sheep-s2 o0a
4 CO. Iambs-s4 eod7 so.
TOLEDO Wheat Use: corn, 431hc
cats 36c: rye. SIC: cloverseed. IS 271a.
Dil-North Lima, 90c: South Lima and
Indiana. SEC
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
AIR SHIP TOO DELICATE
FOR REACHING NORTH POLE
ity of invading Land of Ice Through
The Air-Undecided About Another
Trip.
Publishers Press.l

Halifax, ~, -y.-r.obert +. Peary,
the Arctic explorer, and Mrs. Peary
left Sydney by rail for New York.
Regarding another trip to the north
pole, Peary says he Will not be able
to make any announcement until afte:
he meets his friends in New York
and discusses the matter with them.
The mate and seamen of Peary' >
steamer who are Newfoundlanders.
We're paid off, the vessel Will be put
on the marine railway at North Sgd
ney TO be overhauled and a new crew
will be engaged.
Peary said he usually employs New
foundland seamen for far north work,
not because they are better than
Americans, but because their sealing
experience accustoGs them to dealing
with pack ice He adheres to his
conviction that sledging is the best
known method of reaching the north
pole, but he would advocate aerial
navigation if it were possible to OBJ
tain a good airship. He considers the
present flying machines too imperfect
and delicate for Arctic work.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
Fortunate Missourians.

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Richmond People Know How
To Save 1t.

Many Richmond people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys, when they know these or.
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
DenOuncerS Denounced.
Publishers Press.l

Cincinnati, O.. Nov. 26.-The con
gregation of Allen A. NJ. f. church,
the largest and most representative
negro congregation in Cincinnati, and
possibly in the state, adopted resolu-
tons disappearing OF the denunciation
of President Roosevelt for the sum-
mary action he took in regard to the
Twenty-fifth infantry. The resolu
tons denounce the colored soldiers
who by hiding behind their comrades
made the iatter suffer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
indianapolis
Chicago
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NEW YORK MARKETS
Trtlhlish ars' Pressl

New York. November 2e.--An ire
gular movement of prices resulted
from the active trading in stocks with
which the week opened. Among the
gains low-priced stocks were promin
ent. Kansas & Texas preferred lose
nearly ?. Texas & Pacific and Pitts
burg Coal preferred ! and Union Pa
cific and Pittsburg Coal large frac-
tions. Great Northern preferred con,
tinued it downward course. with a
decline of IL.
Prices took a decided lownws.' !
trend and by 1 O'Clock practically all
morning advances had been Cancelled.
Pennsylvania was especially heavy,
falling to almost a point below Satur-
days closing. Smelling improved
IL. Federal Mining preferred ] IS
and Lead l.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
Postmaster Robbed

G.. W. Fouts, Postmaster at Riverton
la, nearly lost his life and was robbed
of all comfort, according TO his letter,
which says: For ~ years l had
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such severe case of jaundice that
even my finger nails turned yellow;
when my doctor. prescribed Electric
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INDIANA, COLUMBUS &
- EASTERN TRACTION co.
DAYToN-RicHMoNO DIVISION
TIME TABLE
effective OCT. Is, 1906

All cars make connections at New
Westvilse for Cedar Springs and New
Paris
Connections at Dayton for Hamis
ton, CINCINNATI, Springfield Columbus,
Newark. GAINESVILLE, Lancaster, Circle
rille. Chillicothe. Delaware, Marion,
Xenia, Troy, PiQua, Lima. Findlay,
Toledo. sSandusky. Cleveland, Detroit
and many other points.
Limited cars from Dayton to Spring.
field every hour 1880 a. m. TO $50 p
N. No excess on Dayton Springfield
Limited. 15o pounds of baggage check
ed free. Ticket Office IS S. Sth street.
Home Phone 269.
XMARTIN SWISHER, Agt
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
Bride Bound and Robbed.
Publishers Press.

New York, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Nellie
Munson. bride of three months, was
chloroformed and bound hand and
foot at her home in Harlem by bur
glar. The thief secured small
amount of money and some jewelry
and fed, leaving the woman helpless.
When Mrs Munson revived she man
aged to free an arm and by beating
on a wall managed to attract people
in the neishboring fat, who discov-
cred her plight and they released her.
Josph Wolostein, who was acting
suspiciously. in the neighborhood, was
arrested. He declared he is inno-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
Caruso Permitted Appeal.
tPublishers' Press. /


New York, Nov. 26.-Judge O'Sul-
hvan, in the court of general sessions.
signed an order granting a right to
appeal from the decision Of police
magistrate in the case OF Enrico Ca.
russo, the italian opera singer. who
was found guilty in the municipal
court of annoying women in the mon
key house at Central Park and fined
$40. Time for hearing was not set
Ten Barees Sink.
Steubenville, O., Nov. 26.-The tow
boats Raymond Horner and G. w
Thomas, from Pittsburg. Pa. ran into
the piers of the Panhandle railroad
bridge during dense fog. sinking 10
barges containing 10 900 bushels OF
coal. The towboats and bridge foun-
dation escaped with slight damage
The sunken barges of coal Will be dis
lodged with dynamite
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-27
A Mountain of Gold.

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to Mrs. Lucia Willle, of Caroline. Wis,
as did one 25c box Of Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve. when it completely cured a
running sore on her leg, which had
tortured her % long years. Greatest
antiseptic healer of Piles. Wounds
and Sores. CSC at A G. Luken & Co.'S
Drug Store