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SICKNESS NAY BRING PEACE
Nal de Hsr Nav Pls y Important Part in
Pending negotiations
AMERICAN SHIP IN NEUTRAL WATERS
Marblehead VIII Anchor at Sea and
Central American Delegates
VIII BE Taken Aboard
with DimcuIty.

WASHINGTON, July 1s-Naval oficers
who are familiar with the west coast Of
Central America, where the Marblehesd IS
awaiting the plenipotentiaries Of the
warning southern republics, predict that the
negotiations will be very brief. They say
that the shin will be anchored about FIVE
miles from shore, as it is unsafe to 60
closer, and the limit of a nations control
is three miles. There is a very heavy swell
on the coast at that point and seasickness
on the part Of the ENJOYS is apprehended by
the naval officials.
There are no harbors along the coast and
only a few open roadsteads. and all com
munication with the shore is in launches
At San Jose Guatemala, where the peace
commissioners of that country are to be
taken aboard the Marblehead. the process
OF the landing is described as being most
dihicult. An iron pier has been constructed
quite distance out 70 sea from the shore
and It is approached by a launch and light
draft vessel, when a steel cage is swung
on over the vessel and by carefully watch
ing the rise and fall of the ship-the cage
Is landed on the deck. II passengers are
to be taken from the vessel they get. inside
the cage and by skillfui. manipulation the
cage is swung from the deck and for a few
moments the inmates are hanging in mid
air. .. 49,
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GRAND ISLAND Neb.. July 1s.-CSpe-
cial Telegram. )--Grand Island hit Hast
Of the game and had an easy winning.
Score: r. II. r.
Grand Island % O1OOl4 - 10 T
Hastings 80 o 0 o o 0 o "a Z 2
Batteries: Grand Island. COykendall
and Townsend; Hastings, Wade and Pc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

BEATRICE. Neb., July lS.-(Speciai
Telegram.)-T Pickreli ball team de-
feated the Sterling nine at Pickrell this
afternoon in an interesting game; score,
10 I. The Topeka Giants shut out the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20
Race ResuIts. at Wymore

BEATRICE, Neb.s July 19.-(Special.l y
The attendance at the races yesterday at
Wymore was larger than on the first day
An interesting. feature of the program was
the exhibition of the mare Emma, the
guideless wonder, who paced a mile with
out driver and to. a maker In 2;30
fat Results: sery1oa, .'a .-a'
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new YORK DEFEATS CHICAGO
Windy City Nationals Start OF Badly and
Finish Same Way.
ERRORS PUNCHED WITH VISITORS MT;
Gotham Team Makes Three Rams In
the Last Inning on a Double,
Three singles and Two
Errors.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Chicago started off
badly today. a gift tumble and two
Dagger giving the visitors two runs in the
FIRST. A double, three singles and two errors
gave New York three at the lnish winning
the game. Score:
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RHE.


tur, g.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., /, Dubu-
que 0.
At Peoria-Bloomington s; Peoria. 2.
AT Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids g:
Rock Island .. ---.. -
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PHILADELPHIA.

Left on bases: ST, Louis, 4; Philadelphia.
g. Earned runs: 81. Louis, l. Stolen bases
Hickey, Stone. Sacrifice hits: Jones, Hemp
hill, Armbruster, Double play; Howell
Wallace and Jones Struck out: BY Dy-
CERT. 8; by Howell. l. Base hits; on Wad-
dell, in one inning; on Dygerts In eight
innings. Wild Pitch; Waddell., Time: 900
ITmpire. Hurst
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CINCINNATI
BOSTON

Earned runs: Boston, 3. Two base hits
Howard, Brain. Three base hits: O'Neill
Sacrifice hits: Tenney, Dolan, Strobel
Stolen base: Higgins. Double play: Wicker,
Deal and Livingston. Struck. out: By
Wicker. 3; by Lindaman, g. Base on balls
Umpire: Conway,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

Marcan and Kahoe; Helium. Marcan and
Carr; Dunleavy and Carr; KahQet Atherton
and Carr. Base on balls; on kenum, J.
HIT by pitcher: BY Eentr,, 2 struck out;
By Pruftt S: By Keilurn s. Left on bases:
ST Paul 4. Indianapolis, T. Time: l;S.
Umpire! Bongley.
Eggs for Umpire Owens.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July s.-Ioday
game between Minneapolis and Columbus
got no further than the hrst strike, owinF
TO a demonstration against Umpire Owens
who was nearly mobbed yesterday after an
unpopular decision There was monster
attendance today and when Owens ap-
peared he was greeted with Voiley OF eggs
one OF them hit him In the head ana ne
left the grounds after one strike had been
delivered saying that he was hurt. Ihe
game was not formally called on nor tor-
feited A temporary restraining order has
been issued returnable tomorrow preventing
the enforcement Of the suspension Of Free
man and Oyler Of the Minneapolis team
pending the hearing.
Gnn,o nn.tnnnnh.
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Boston wins from Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI o., July 10 Two infe;d
singles was all the locals could secure or
Landmarks delivery in today's game. Both
runs scored by Cincinnati were the results
of wild throws. Schlei was benched in the
third inning for protesting a decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

Games today: Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at St. Louis New York at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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The State department was advised today
that the armistice entered into by the war
ring Central America provinces Is being re-
spected and that preliminary negotiations
are progressing satisfactorily. The names
OF the peace commissioners have not been
communicated to the department as yet.
Minister Combs cabled to the department
today that he has arrived at San Jose,
Guatemala, from Champorico. He will
BOARD the MaFblehead as soon as 1t
reaches San Jose and will be met there
by the peace commissioners OF Guatemala
and Salvador.
Commander Mulllgan Of the Marblehead
has advised the Navy department that that
vessel arrived at San Jose, Guatemala, to-
Gay with the peace commissioners on board
and has sailed beyond the three-mile limit
to enable the commissioners to conduct
their negotiations.
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Games today: Chicago al Washington.
ST. Louis az Pthladelphia. Detroit ~ Bos-
ton, Cleveland az New York. "a
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p ssI t. &c !. team at wy~ors BY score
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sIoftxrc CRY.
,hINooLN.

Sioux city: .2.Si..4...o'05 o. 90 -
Lincoln ..:.s.....S:..0 10 g o o Q o l %
Earned runs Sioux city q lincoln, O.
Two-base hits. Noblit (2l, Quillin, Thomas
Double PLAYS Newton Weed and Meyers
(2j! Left On bases. Sioux City, 80 Lincoln.
10 Sacrifice hits Wagner, Newton, Bar
ton Bases on balls: on Patterson, 8; on
Jones' 81 Hit by pitched ball: Quillin,
'Ketchein, Jones. Struck out. BY Patter-
son, 8; By Jones' 4. Time: lt5 Umpire
Keefel Attendance 800.
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Tetals ssr...g;4..,i5o
f.if. q f4Ffs d OMAHA


lENrned nuns. kearneyI 2; Omahai 2
TWO sc, hits Black, Perrng. WEIGH, Nc
Eseley, poWers lzEs Home runs; Zalusky,
WEIGH. Double plays: Omaha, l.; NKearney,
l.. base ON balls ON Howard, 2; on Nc
Neeley, J., Left on bases Kearney, 8;
Omaha, 12.t STRUCK out: BY Howard, s.;
~ McNeeley, 81 by Dodge, a. Time: 2;45.
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So. EouIs shut ont PhiladeIphla.

PHILADELPHIA, JuIs 1s.-Howell held
Philadelphia down 10 three hits today and
ST. Louis had 40 trouble in winning the
game. Waddeil retired from the contest
after the first inning on account of a sore
thumb and was succeeded by eDygert, who
pitched good ball. Score(hpo1 1'
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81 PrTTsBURG, July 1s.-Pittsburg hit Dug
gleby hard in the first two innings, scoring
four runs on six hits. Duggleby retired
after the seventh inning, Roy taking his
place. Score
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lDetroIt hats Odt victory.

BOSTON, July 19-Detroit won today, by
batting Young at critical stages. Boston
could do nothing with Mullins delivery
until the ninth, when a pass, and two
singles gave them their lone tally, Score:
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GAMEsS ~ AMERICzN ASSOCIATION

IOIeOa WhhAr 'F-AtSnSFAs hNatAe AEo"
A. milwaukee one 10 Nothing.
MILWAUKEE,. July lg.-Chech and
Curtis INDUCED In a pitchers battle here
eoday, Toledo winning by score. to
o, The one tally was made on a daring
steal home by Knabe in the seconn in
ming. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

Cleveland ...........S. 0t0 Q OIL + o %
Two-base hits: Lajoie.s Williams, Flick.
Three base hit: Congalton. Sacrifice hit:
Congalton.. First base on errors: Cleve
Joss, s. First base on balls: on Joss, 1;
off Chesbro, 8. Wild pitch. Chesbro.
Double plays: Bemis TO Laioiea Williams
to Chase Left on bases; New; York, 8;
Cleveland. Z. Umpire: oLoughAn. Time:
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time: 2s4R, 2:ss1sc 2:sSN. -.
Running, three-quarter mile dash-Irtsh
Swede won, illumination second, Melias
third. Ossian and Miss Plat also ran.
Time: 1:17A.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

Bee Want Ads are the dependable seeds
of success
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

DIAMoNDs-Fren1er, 18th and Dodge SITS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20
NEW YORK.
Totals.....so 527 IL / Totals
eBatted for Hogg in sixth.

S New york .......S 90 -
First base on errorsi, New York, Il;
Cleveland 4. First base on balls: on
Clarkson, 1. Struck out: BY Hogg, 4; by
Clarkson, 3. Three-base hit: Conroy. Two
base hits: Keller, Delehanty Stevall.
Sacrifice hits: Kleinow Turner Stolen
bases: Hoffmannt. Barbeau. Double play:
Rhoades to Lajoie to Rossman. HIT by
pitched ball: BY Hogg 1.4 Wild pitch:
Clarkson. Hits: on Hogg, 4 in six in
nings; on Clarkson, in three innings,
Umpire: OLoughlina Time; 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

City-Iouisville
At Kansas City-Kansss City-Loui
game postponed; rain.
standfnE of the Teams.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

oils, Toledo at Milwaukee. Indianapolis at
ST. Paul, Louisville at Kansas City.
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Gnme Bontponec.
At Des Moines--Des Moines-Denver game
postponed; wet grounds, ....
stdndinE of the Teams.
KEARSEY puNPs OMAHA Lacquer

ii Sioux Sioux ciSts3 iDenveT 81 psS Moines
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

Cleveland wins Two Contests from
new York,
NEW YORK. July le--New York lost to
Cleveland today IN both games Of a double
header. The hrst was q one-sided ahair,
but the second was close, Cleveland win
ming by punching hits OF HogB in the
fourth Inning. Score frst game; t,t
- CIENELANp. NEW YoRk.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20
ENJOYS Catherine.

San SALVADOR, Wednesday, July 49,
American Minister Merry. accompanied by
the commissioner of Salvador, left tonight
by train for Acajutla. Guatemala's com
missioners, with the Mexican minister,
Federic Gambia, representing Mexico,
will board the United States cruiser Mar
blehead at San Jose. The conference will
take place nine miles or the coast
The anal lighting Tuesday resulted In the
forces Of Salvador occupying Ell Poste
Gigantic, Clonar. Coyotillo and Las Mar
garitas, all positions in Guatemalan terri.
tory. The Guatemalan army was COM
pleetly defeated. retreating in disorder and
leaving arms and ammunition in its camps
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

SIT. PAUL, July fs.-Pruitt held In
dianapolis TO thrse, scattered hits today.
while 81 PAUL hpRohed its hits Oh <,
Iun in the nust Inning. St. Paul taking
the second Of the SERIES, 4 TO o. Store:
~, 81. PAUL ~ INDIANAPOLIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20
Even Brenk in WanhInRton.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-washington
and Chicago broke even today in double
header the visitors getting the first, s to
4, while the second went to the locals,
to o. Score, first game;
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, WIIN8 I|VN
NEW YORK.
rotals......N snll0 rotsls...

Left on bases: Chicago. s. New York, s.
Two-base hits: Seymour (2, Mccain.
Stolen bases: Chance (2), Evers. Double
Steinfeldt, Tinker and Evers; Bowerman,
Gilbert, Dahlen and Devlin. Struck out:
BY Reulbaeh, 8; by McoianIty, = Base
Time: 1850 Umpires: oDsy and John
stone.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

&. GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala, Wednes-
day, July 1s.-The armistice arranged be-
tween the armies of Guatemala and Saliva
dor and the latter's ally, Honduras. as a
result of the humane and highly appreci-
ated Intervention of Presidents Roosevelt
and Dtaz, went into effect at O'Clock this
morning. The belligerents have appointed
commissioners who will go on board the
cruiser Marblehead and draw UP and sign
a treaty Of peace on the high seas.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20

Boston estSi1 .. ........S 90 II
Sacrifice hits. Schaefer. Crawford, Two
ford, Freeman. Three-base hit: Cough
lin Stolen base: Mcintyre. Double play:
Mullin to O'beary to LindsaF: First base
on balls; on Young, Il, on ,Mullin, ].
Struck out; BY Young, 4; by Mullip, l.
Passed ball: Armpruster. Wild pitch:
Young Time: 20i. umpires; Connolly
and Evans. -. :tlt.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Earned runs: Pittsburg. g. Philadelphia,
l. Three-base hits: Nealon, Gibson. Sacri-
flee hits: Ritchey, Titus Bransfeld. Stolen
bases: Wagner, Ganley.- Double plays:
Ritchey and. Nealon (2); Wagner, Ritchey
and Nealon. First base on balls OF Dug
gleby, 2; off Roy, Il. Hit by pitched ball
BY Duggleby, Leach. Struck out: BY Phil
lippe, 3; by Duggleby, 8; by Roy, 3. Left
on bases: Pittsburg, s; Philadelphia, :.
Hits: on Duggleby, u in seven innings.
Time: :35. Umpires: KLEIN and Carpenter.
BrOokIyn wins in Fifteenth.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
FUNERAL OF MRS. HURST
HELD AT MILTON SUNDAY

Milton. Nov Is, (Spl)-The funer-
al of Mrs Elijah Hurst was held at
her late home Sunday afternoon. IN
the absence OF Mrs. Hurst's pastor,
Rev. F. c. Mccormick who is away
from home the Rev. James c. Burk-
hardt of Connersville Christian
church officiated with an impressive
service assisted by quartet consist
ing of Mesdames Henry Hussey.
Lewis Warren and Messers Edgar
Jones and Harry Doty OF HMiltoin
large attendance of friends was pre-
sent to pay tribute of respect to the
deceased and her family. There
were many beautiful flowers, one
piece. a floral blanket composed of
hundreds of pink chrysanthmums,
covered the grave. Among those
present from distance were Mrs
c. A. Murray and L. D. Hurst. Denver
Col, Mrs. VIII Eikenberry. Charlton.
Iowa, W. ]. Hubbard and family and
Mrs. DR.. Elder. Indianapolis. Mrs,
WellweT. Oxford, @, P. S. Beeler and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Miss Belle Scott and Mrs. Harry
Howe. Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
MAY FIGHT NEW
MUNICIPAL CODE
Indiana Municipal League
Wants to See Some Chang
eS Made in the Law.
P TO THE LEGISLATURE
1T is BELIEVED THAT ExPER-
FENCE HAS SHOWN THE CODE
is IN NEED OF REVISION
CLERK TAGGART'S OPINION.

The Indiana Municipal League, ac-
polls, will make a systematic attack
upon the cities and towns law before
the coming session of the General
Assembly The Municipal League,
of which John F. Taggart, Rich
monds City clerk. is secretary, be-
lieves that on the whole the new
municipal code is a good thing, but
there are some grievous faults which
should be corrected, particularly the
classification of cities. 1t is we'll
known that Richmond, Marion. Log
ansport and one or two other cities
which are in the fourth class, accord
ing to the municipal code, were dis
eliminated against simply becuse OF
the fact that at the last census they
were of less population than Muncle.
Anderson and few other cities that
are placed in the third class. In the
same way some of the cities placed
in the third class, if measured
according to municipal Importance,
would be in the second class. 1t is
contended by the municipal league
that either the Office of the city treas
urer or city controller should be abol-
ished The treasurer's Office is pro
vided for in cities of the fourth class,
but not in the cities of the third
class. This, it is believed, was
clear oversight on the part III the
icc 90 n the n0in
iginally and afterward was overlook
ed also by the legislature.
There is no fight against the Off
GERS holding the treasurerships in
fourth class cities, for no law can
legislate them out OF Office after they
have been elected and have qualified.
but ii is for the future that the league
seeks TO provide. In Richmond for
instance. it is contended that there
is absolutely no need for both city
controller and city treasurer The
county treasurer now collects all city
taxes. thus reducing the work of that
Office, though the part played by the
city treasurer is of much Importance
as all improvement assessments are
collected by him. However. accord
ing to bring about a change. the two
Offices, controller and treasurer, could
be combined, with saving TO the
city government in the salary of one
Office
City Clerk Taggart was asked yes
terday If he knew of any special eff
fort that the municipal league would
make to change any features of the
code. He said that he was not aware
of any such Organized effort There
are some things which the league
thought should be changed said
Clerk Taggart, but as yet there has
been no movement to present the
matters 10 the legislature. While
there may be some things which need
correction, my personal opinion is
that the new municipal laws in most
respects are entirely satisfactory
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
FORMER RICHMOND
MAN A BICAMIS1
Adolph w. Orathring Arrested
at Chicago on Charge OF
Having Two Wives.
HE WILL BE PROSECUTED
MISS NORA CAIN WENT TO CHI
cAGoTo SEE HER HUSBAND
AH6 FOUND Him WITH A SEC
FOND WIFE.

AdoIpn W. DrathrIng, formerly or
Richmond, and for long time in the
employ of the Pennsylvania railroad
company, is under arrest in Chicago,
according to information received
yesterday, on a charge of bigamy.
Drathring's lawful wife, was, before
her marriage, Miss Nora Cain, q
daughter of Mrs David Bullerdick,
North 5th street The marriage took
place several years ago in this city.
Mrs. Drathring, No ., was formerly
Miss Rosa Kennard, of Chicago.
Drathring, is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian a. Drathring, No. $40
South 10th street, and he was in the
employ of the Pennsylvania as a fire.
man for several years. AS a result
of a serious injury which Drathring
received while on duty several years
ago, he never returned to firing, but
was given promotion in the shape
of a freight house position. Drath-
rings injury, which il is said almost
fractured his skull, is believed to
have affected his mind and to this
cause is attributed his present predi-
ament. Resigning his position in
Richmond about two years ago he
went to Chicago to take a position
in similar capacity with the Bur-
lingtQn road His wife accompanied
hiNaF and they lived together until ear
- last spring, when Mrs. Drathring
came back TO Richmond. having sep
arated from her husband because of
his alleged failure to settle down.
She spent the summer here and
some weeks ago decided to return
to her husband. Going 70 Chicago
she found to her profound surprise
and sorrow that Drathring had anoth-
er wife. She declined to resort TO
the courts, but her brother, Albert
Cain, who is a resident of Chicago,
took the matter in his own hands
and Drathring was arrested a few
days ago.
Miss Kennard, who married Drath-
ring, was in absolute ignorance of
the circumstances and like Mrs.
Drathring, the lawful wife of the
young man, is almost Frustrated over
the affair
Drathring's case will be heard in
the Cook county court November 90
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
BANNER CORN YIELD.

c. w. Hill. the proprietor of the
Richmond Corn Mills. comes TO
the front with record breaking
corn crop, and it is very doubtful
il any farmer in Wayne County
or neighbor-ng counties, can come
near the record. Mr.. Hill has
nine acres OF bottom land in the
rear OF his mill, which is unusual
iy well adapted for the cultivat on
OF corn. When harvested, the
corn yielded one hundred bushels
TO the acre, or nine hundred bush
els in all.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
TRAINS CARRIED SNOW
1.-THE Beautiful" on Many Cars Which
Pulled Into Panhandle Sta.
ton Yesterday.

Several of the Pennsylvania trains
pulling into Richmond yesterday, car
ried snow on top of the cars and in
the vestibule. Probably the most con-
spicQous of these was No. 2, the G. r.
& | train which reaches Richmond in
the afternoon. The train gave evil
dence of the fact that it had been in a
severe snow storm. When asked
about it, one of the trainmen state IN
that four inches of snow had falle3
near Portland, Ind, yesterday, While
snow was quite common in Michid An.
The trains arriving from New Rork
also gave evidence of an encounter
with the snow.
Use artificial gas for Ii pt Id heat
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
EarIham'S Team May Be
Weakened by Strict Study
Rule Being Enforced.
SATURDAYS GAME FEARED
oUAkERS HAVE GOOD SIZED HOS
PITAL CORPS AND OTHER BEAR
IsH SiGNS-GOOD PRACTICE
LAST NIGHT.

With chances of the faculty of Earl
ham, once more welding their big
stick and two men on the hospital
list, real dread of the Miami football
game, has settled over the Quaker
camp, and if the ruling of the peda-
gogues fall upon the heads of some of
the players, the students will be justi-
fed in their fear, as all men concern
ed form the backbone of the team.
The two men who are liable to be
ruled out, because they are back in
their studies are Carey and Wilson.
It has been largely through. the excel
lent tplaying of both men that Earl
ham has accomplished what she has
during the season past, and particu-
larly is this true of Carey. who has
saved two games by his drop kicking
and others by his last moment touch
downs He has been the shining
light on the Earlham team this year.
King Still Suffers.
King, the chunky little half back.
whose playing has been the source of
much delight to the football fans, is
still suffering with his leg which was
injured in the Franklin game, and it
is very probable that he will be kept
out of the game Saturday. Hancock,
one of the end men, is also disabled to
such an extent that he may be kept
out of the game by Coach Wilson.
The team went through one of the
snappiest practices last night, that it
has yet INDUCED in. The scrimmage
work was especially good. Kerlin.
4 -fa rhs, ha frZ
ing for the team, but owing to his ex-
IRENE lightness has been unable TO
make it. played all around several OF
the first team men last night and more
than once brought forth the admiring
cheers from student rooters upon the
sidelines. He is lightning fast and
it is probable that he may get to play
in the Miami game next Saturday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14

The annual dinner of the Penny club
on November 81, is not to be given to
provide a fund for the Christmas din
ner for poor children as announced
yesterday, but TO provide means for
the general welfare of the children.
The Christmas dinner this year, as in
the past several years, will be paid for
by Daniel G. Reid, of New York.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
CITY AND COUNTY
Deaths and Funerals.

UHDE-Tke funeral of Mrs Har-
mon Uhde will be held from the
home 200 West Main street, Wednes-
day afternoon at p NJ, the Rev. H.
Allan Leader officiating. The inter
ment viii be at Earlham Friends
may cali any time.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
WidaWake Club Dance.

Lick Creek, Nov. Is. fSpi1-The
WidawaI5e FARMERS Club met AT Mrs.
Lou Morgan's Saturday night for a so
cial time Thei brought their floor
canvas and danc4 the light fantastic
until the wee sinh hours, and every
one had a fine tin1P Cooper's notable
orchestra furnishedthe music.
Use artificial Gas Hsht and ! heat :.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14

The ladies of the First English Lutf
eran church are running market a
the corner of 18th and Main streets.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14

Prof Ebert Russell's city Bible
class met at the Garfield school las
night for their regular recitation.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
CORDUROY PANTS WILL
BE SEEN At THE FAIR

The High School knights of the
Corduroy have bed contract,
whereby they viii De one of the lead
ing attractions at q be Elks' indoor fair
next week. Nothing of the kind has
ever been seen fn3 Richmond before
and they no doub7 will make big hit
in their stunt