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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
RICHMOND men
ARE BEING TAKEN ON A TOUR
OF MEXICO.
By International Construction Com
pany-Hope to Interest Them in
Land and Railroad.

The promoters of the International
Construction Company which has
charge of the Kansas City, Mexico
and Orient Railway, and also valua-
BILE holdings of mining territory in
Mexico are taking business men from
all parts of the country to Mexico In
an effort to interest them In the COM
pany and later attempt to sell them
stock in it. e.. ..... .....
An agent of the company was in
Richmond recently and several bust
ness men of the city have been in
vited to accompany the party on its
next tour of the south. The special
train leaves, Kansas City, Mo-, on
February II, and will make a com
plete tour, Of Mexico, going over the
line of the Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Railway, to Topolobampo Bay
from that point over Mexican rail
roads to the mining fields and large
cities of the Republic. The party will
be gone, seventeen days, returning
about March /. ... 5a a..-.
The Richmond men who will go
with the party are P. w. Smith, of
East Main street, George L. Gates, of
the Union National Bank, Howard
Campbell, Of Gaar, Scott & Co., and
possibly I. NJ. Ridenour, Of West
Richmond.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
Laurence Smelser Spoke.

Laurence B. Smelser, the Earlham
orator delivered his Grafton, "John
Paul JONES' in chapel yesterday
morning. He has improved it great
Zeal since the primary contest and
his chances for winning are now bet
ter than ever. A mass meeting Of
the students was held in the auditor
ium yesterday at l 10 and a great
amount of enthusiasm was aroused
for the contest. The fellows have the
yells all in good shape and are ar
ranging to make plenty of noise.
Pres. Kelly said in introducing Mr..
Smelser, "We feel very sure Of win
ming this year not only because this
is our year but because of two other
reasons, first, we have the Grafton
and second, we have the orator.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
Trueblood For President.

The local YIN. C. A. is already
stating the probable officers for next
year. 1t is now thought that Emmett
Trueblood will be the new president,
George McCreary, the present chair
man graduating this year. Mr.. True
blood is at present Sophomore and
very active in association circles. His
home is at Salem, Ind, and he has
had some years experience as teach
er in the public schools.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
PARTY HAS RETURNED.

The party of Detroit traction Off
Gals, which passed through here last
week in car of the Detroit, Monroe
and Detroit Traction Co., has return
ed home after an inspection of the
Indiana electric lines.
The party did not return through
Richmond but went to Fort Wayne
from Muncie and from Fort Wayne
to Lima, Ohio. ....
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
COURT HOUSE.

Dickinson Trust Company, admin
istrator, reported sale of personal
property in the estate of James Smith
approved.
William S. Clendenen, guardian,
fled partial report in the estate of
Alice Clendenen; balance $521.9S;
approved.
Joseph A. Commons, guardian of
the heirs of George L. Adair, filed re-
port in final settlement; approved.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
WOLF FOUND DEAD.

Recently Roll Butler of Dublin re-
ceived wolf as a present from a Da-
kota friend. Not long ago the ami
NAL escaped and Friday wolf hunt
was organized. After the party of
tired Dublin sportsmen had wandered
about for hours hunting the beast, it
was found dead by the railroad track,
the victim Of too intimate acquaint-
anceship with an engine.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
Kokomo 10-Lafayette 4.
palladium Specially

Lafayette, Ind, January .3o.-Ko-
komo easily defeated Lafayette here
tonight, the score closing 10 to 4.
Tibbetts got out of a sick bed to
play the game and was very weak at
goal, while Cunningham and Bone
worked speedily, caging goals at will.
Jessup made his first bow to a Laf-
ayette audience but had no opportu-
nifty to display his skill
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
EARLHAM COLLEGE NEWS


Committees were put to work yester-
day to find how many students would
take the steam cars, the Panhandle
having offered rate of $50 for the
round trip provided a hundred stu
dents will avail themselves Of the
opportunity.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
WEEKS WEATHER REPORT.

The following is the report of Wal
ter Vossler, United States Govern
ment weather observer, at the Rich
mond Water Works pumping station.
The report is for the week ending
Saturday last:
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
Logansport 12-Anderson 4.
palladium Specially

Logansport, Ind, Jan. 30.-Lo-
gansport won a spirited game from
Anderson tonight by score of II to
4. McGilvary and Wodtke came to
blows in the first period and two
fouls were called.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
A Baseball Team.

The baseball candidates at high
school are already busying themselves
to get together team for this spring
and summer. There are a number of
good ball players in the school and
it is thought a good team will be the
result.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
TO new YORK !.
FOR SPRING STYLES

"a Lou M. Emmons left for New York
yesterday, where he will get the new
est ideas in spring tailoring. En-
mons Tailoring Co. will have very
large stock of woolens this spring.
Mr.. Emmons will return in about a
week and spring goods will be in
stock the last of month. adv
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
TRAFFIC HAMPERED BY
LACK OF MOTIVE POWER
More Locomotives Needed On Rich
mond Division of Pennsylvania.

The freight BUSINESS on the Rich
mond division has so increased that
the traffic is hampered by lack of
sufficient motive power. More loco
motives are needed, it is said by the
employees, as freight sometimes has
to wait day or more before it can
be moved.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Indianapolis 10-Marion 4.
palladium Specially

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 30.-Indi-
annapolis played all around Marion
tonight and won the game by a score
of 10 to 4. The plays throughout
were good but not distinguished by
any special features.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
DU HADWAY NO BETTER.

Hess Charles r. Du Hallway, who is in
Florida for his health is reported no
better and has gone further south, to
Orlando, in the hope that he may be
benefited. ....afr..-.. r..-"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Examinations we're held yesterday
at high school in almost all studies.
The second term sophomores had an
examination in rhetoric and will have
another today. Pupils as we'll as
teachers are anxious to have the ex-
aminations over and to make a good
start in the new term which begins
February H.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
EVANS HAS SIGNED :
WITH KOKOMO TEAM
Will Do Defensive Work for Jessup's
Team in Central League.

Cliff Evans, known to his friends
as Champ has signed to play as
defensive man on the Kokomo polo
team, which is managed by Clarence
Jessup of this city. Evans left yes
terday morning. The past winter he
has been playing with the Grand
Rapids team in the National Polo
League which recently disbanded.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31

Mr.. Arthur Binford, of Greenfield,
is visiting George Crime and Frank
White of Earlham.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31
KOK0MO WINS AGAIN

Has Little Trouble in Defeating the
Lafayette Team.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-31

aI MRS. WHITRIDGE SICK.
Mrs. Mary Whitridge, of South
Eighth street, is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of heart trouble.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
MACKEY PREDICTS
FALL Of MONDAY
Says He'll Throw Brooklyn
Wrestler Tomorrow.
ANOTHER GRANT APPEARS
Jim, Brother of Joe, Scheduled to Meet
BObbie Baker in Preliminary.
Ross and Beckett.
ANOTHER GRANT APPEARS

Rob Roy Mackey, the Man Of Many
Words" unburdened himself of a few
more syllables this morning to say
that he was confident that when he met
Young Monday tomorrow night at Con
cordia Hail he not only would not be
thrown by Monday twice in an hour.
but would turn the tables and throw
the BTooklynite
Mackey must weigh under 14S pounds.
WhlIe Monday must get under 156 TO
SlQeFauOn OF his extra weight Monday
has agreed 20 throw MaCkpv twice in
an hour. There is not much doubt that
AioHG39 Is not quite as scientific a
wrestler as Mackey. and while eight
pouiiuS Is a considerable handicap, It
IS not enough TO overcome extreme
SKlu on the other side. That NfacHev
Is one of the CleyereSt and trickiest
WrestleTs in the South has been proved
number of times. The question is
Gus science 10 get away from a man
like Monday, who is as strong as The
proverbial bull
The program of prelimjnarles Is about
the best that he's been arranged for
any of the local matches this season
jim Grant, a brother of Joe Grant
VIII take on Bobbie Baker in a finish
matcn at l+5 pounds. Grant has been
wrestling for several years, but has
hitherto resisted the efforts of the man
ayers and OF his brother TO get him in
big public engagement, He has the
reputation from private and amateur
bouts Of being an extremely clever
youngster, and his debut Will be watched
Win interest.
Nick Ross, OF the Navy Yard A. c.
and Cleve Beckett. a husky and pronlis-
ing countryman. Will meet TO a finish
at l40 pounds.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
WRESTLING BOUTS
At 7. N. c. A. GYM
Sport Tonight at Association Promises
TO Be GoOd-GladfeIte and
Conrad Matched

The third Of a series Of amateur wrest-
ling tournaments which have lately
sprung into such popularity in the Dis
triCt win be pulled off tonight in the
Young Mems Christian Association gym
nasium.
Prof. BOxweT, director and instructor
In wrestling at the association, has ar
ranged seven bouts. for which he offers
handsome medals. One Of the best
matches of the evening is expected TO
be that between Jack Conrad and J. ..
GIadfelter. both of the Y. NJ. c. A, IN
the 155-pOund class.
Besides the wrestling bouts there viii
be Basketball game between the assO-
citation team and the Orioles. The en-
tries follow;
Charles Norriss 00O5a). Epiphany
Chapel, vs. Wilson 900, Columbia Turn
TeTein.
Karl Locke u1D. c /. VS.. weisbacker
y \, BoxwelI n2D. y. NJ. c. 4, vs.. Hoh-
mann (lZ2). Epiphany Chapel
Vic Heron u35), 9 /, vs. unknown
Q36l.
r. Lockhead u40. D. c. y. G., VS.. ].
Turner G4S). d. c. n. G.
Kindleburger G19), Y. NJ c. A. vs.
Foley C19l. {. I.
]. Conrad d55). Y. NJ c. A, VS.. J. c.
Gladf"lter d55), y. NJ. c. a.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
DRANK CARBOLIC ACID
TWICE BY MISTAKE

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-CharIes
W Scott, of East Camden, " J.. while
shaving, mistaking a bottle which con-
tained carbolic acid for one which he
thought contained a tonic. drank some
or the poison before he discovered his
mistake -1'
Dropping his razor, he ran To a
closet and seized what looked 70 him
Ike whisky bottle and from This ba
tooK q long draught- He was Mortified
TO find that this too Contained carbDffc
acid. DoA-~
He then cried for help. and a ply
stefan was called, who did what he
Couio Tor the man, but it is feared that
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
h'GOYERN BETTING
ON COMING SCRAP
Win Wager $1,000 Fight Doesn't Go
Six Rounds, $1,000 to $1,000
That Dane Goes Out.

NEW YORK, March Its about
time to get a bet or two down on the
battle" said Terry McGovern's man
ager today, and I am ready to start
the ball going
4 viii wager S1.Cco that the fight
doesn't go six rounds, and I also stand
ready 10 put UP $1,000 against 1000 that
Terry knocks the Dane out"
Battling Nelson has selected Rosen-
dale Inn, at EssingtOn, Pa. as the place
where he VIII prepare for Terry. He
arrived there yesterday. Nelson had
not been there long before he got down
To work. His interrupted training will
be of the vigorous sort from now on.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
BELTS WILL UMPIRE
S. S. BALL GAMES

Mr.. Bolgiano, president of the Sunday
School Baseball League. has announced
shat he has signed Mr.. Belts. the popu-
lar local umpire. to offiCiate In the
games for his organization.
There has been much diversity Of opin-
ION as to which OF the two rival leagues,
the sunday School or the Departmental.
would secure the services of MIR. Belts
as he is one Of the best arbitratOrs In
the CITY, and both leagues have been
hot after him. But as he has been with
the ChUrchmen for the past three years
he has decided to remain with them.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
ANOTHER LONG BRANCH
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS

NEW YORK. March I.-Anotber
hotel on the ocean front in Long
Branch. n. j., the Rowland, has been
sold. The purchaser Is the West End
Association, which recently bought The
West End Hotel and is tearing it
down.
For thirty years the Howland Hotel
was owned by the r. J. Dobbins estate
The house and a ten-acre tract chang
ed hands for $500, 000. The house win
be used next summer, after which IL
viii be torn down It was originally the
Satrs House. and was erected in 1911
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

Association promises IS some finer work
N legislation Sidney 5. Gorham, OF
chicago. the new secretary. is a lawyer.
as Wei as being an enthusiast in tho
cause he is a great believer. too. in
the touring end OF The sport which
promises well Tor new maps and infOr-
nation concerning routes. Secretary
Gorham viii make his headquarters in
New York. at . West Fortv-secord
street. after March I
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
INTERIOR DROPPED
TWO TO AGGIE FIVE
Hofmann Was High, With 743-Morocco
Won Three From Pressmen-Co-
lumbia Won Two.

In the Departmental League last
night Interior took the first game from
the Agriculture quint easily, but lost
the second and third by big margins.
Hofmann was high for the evening
with 243.
In the 6. p. o. League, Morocco and
the Pressuen had it out, the former
winning the set by close margins. Ths
lighting Company got two from the
Southern I'VE in the Railway Relief
Association and in the Real Estate, Co.
iumbia took a couple from District.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
AMATEUR ATHLETTCS.

English athletic authorities are SIN
sitting the evidence in the case Of Al
fred Shrubb. distance runner. whom
they suspended last December. TIE
latest move is The permanent suspension
Of Honorary Treasurer T :. Sinnoft for
his part in the proceedings for which
ShTubb was peRalized.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
A Rage That Is Free for All.

Heretofore Gibson pictures have been
the rage among those who could afford
to pay the fancy prices these pictures
commanded. The Sunday Times has
made II a fTee-for-alI rage by securing
ten different genuine Gibson subjects,
cne or which VIII be given free with the
paper for the next zen weeks These
pictures frame just as we'll as any YOU
can buy at any price. They are yours
for nothing beyond the price of The Sun
day Times. Order the paper served TO
you now so as to get the entire series
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
BRIGGS GOT A DRAW
WITH WILLIE HOSEY

ALBANY. ". Y. March 1.-Wilie Hos
ey, lightweight champion Of Albany, and
Jimmy Briggs. lightweight champion OF
New England. boxed twenty rounds TO
a draw on the outskirts OF this city last
night
From the tap Of the gong for the first
round both boys fOUght every inch Of
the twenty rounds, never letting up for
a moment. Neither had the advantage
s. the end
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

Australia has already sent Nigel
Barker Of Melbourne to the Olympic
games. He is a spTinter who beat DUFF
fey when the latter was touring there.
and was always able to keep the then
champion well in hand. In Australian
championships be has won the l10-yard.
quarteT-mile half-mile, and broad jump
at different times.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
AUTOMOBILING.

W. ]. Morgan, of Florida East Coast
A A, is authority for the statement
that a suitable road for automobiles
which viii be fairly good, win be avail
able all the way from Jacksonville to
Miami. the length Of the east coast,
nearly 400 miles, inside Of two years.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

It Is advisable to run off a cupful of
gasolene from the carburetter end of the
gasOiene pipe about once a fortnight;
this will clear away any water that may
have gathered The gasolene in the car
buretter should also be allowed TO run
off. The carburetter should be taken
down and thoroughly cleaned out about
every three months: it must be kept
clean and free from water or grit.
One thing that the recent change in
the officials of the American Automobile
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

Tommy Prendergras. Saginaw feather
weight. and Tommy Mowatt have
becn matched for FIVE rounds at catch
weights on March q at Grand Rapids.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

The 600-yard championship at the
New York A c. games and the 1000
yard championship at the Pastime
games undoubtedly will produce some
cOrktng racing. With Parsons. HIllman
and Valentine in the 900 the indoor
record should be either equaled or
broken.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
REAL ESTATE LEAGuE-
ARLINGTON FIVE WON
TWO FROM RED STARS

The Arlingtons took the last two games
from the Red Star Quint in the District
Duckpin League last night by good mar
gins, O'BannOn of the losers was high
with GS
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
BOXING.

At the Central A. c. in New York last
night Howard Smith had the best OF
a three-round 90 with Bert Keyes. of
Philadelphia. Keyes had the punch. but
Howard was there with the CleveTness.
and he never gave his man a bit Of rest
from bell to bell.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

Larry Temple and Samuel Langford
are to clash IOr fifteen rounds at catch
weights tonight before the Lincoln ALh-
letic Club at Chelsea Mass.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

Billy Edwards. OF Philadelphia. knock
ed out Eddie LaTlxin. of Wilmington, in
the fifth round before the Wilmington.
Del, 4. {. last night.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

Fred Linders, the San Francisco light
weight Will meet Clarence Mitchell, the
Omaha lightweight. for fifteen rounds
at catch weights tomorrow night at Hot
Springs.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
JAKE STAHL LIKES
TIGERS AND BLUES
Thinks Detroit and Cleye-
land Will Surprise.
A T H L ETICS ARE WEAKER
Waddel Too Uncertain to Rely Upon,
and Lave Cross viii Be
Missed.

CHICAGO. III. March Manager
Jake StahI, OF the Washington baseball
team. predicts that the Cleveland and
Detroit teams viii be huge surprises in
the American League pennant race the
coming sea son. and picks one Of them
10 carry the bunting.
Al the same time the leader Of the Ma
u0nals declares that neither PhfIadeI-
phia nor Chicago, which finished one
TWO. last year. VIII be as strong a con-
lfHuer rs a year ago, and those two
were passed up in a talk OF CHAMPION
snip possibilities by the Washington
chief
Cleveland and Detroit look the
strongest 10 me now" said Stahl in fig-
uring out the chances OF the American
League teams.
Both are strong IN every department.
except perhaps, a little weakness behind
the bat on the Detroit team; their play
'ers are young and fun Of vim, and
don't see low any other clubs can be
'doped' out W stronger
Athletics Weak.
Philadelphia does not look nearly as
good 10 me as il did last year. when It
won the pennant. WaddeII. although fall
ing down at the end of the year, was
one Of the main factors in putting the
team in front, and he is an uncertain
quantity the coming season.
Lave Cross, who has signed with the
WaShingtOns, viii be missed and
mOurned by the Athletics, as his timely
hits were mighty factor in winning
games for the champions.
Boston has too many oId-timers on its
team. They can't get into condition.
Griffith may fool Them nil with his
New York team. If there is any serious
upset in my dope. I rather believe Grit
hth's Highlanders will be the ones to
provide the sensation.
How about the Washingtons2 2'
Well of course, I don't want to claim
any championships just now, but l ex-
pect lot of teams will know there is
d team I'm Washington before the season
is over We are much stronger than A
year ago, and with q good string of
pitchers we ought 10 go some 4 place
in the first four is not too much to hope
for
Mr.. Stahl considers Pittsburg the best
Deunant contender in the National
League, after McGraw's champions.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01
ASCOT STEWARDS
BUSY WITH CASE
Hear Charges Against Su-
perintendent Brooks.
THINK HE'LL BE EX0NERATED
But Action Against His Accusers Is
Problematical-The Huguenot
Doping Comes Next.
THINK HE'LL BE ExONERATED

Los ANGELES, March 1.-The board
Of directors of the Ascot Racing Asso-
citation met al their rooms at the track
yesterday 20 investigate into the charges
brought by J. J. McCanerty. H Nc
Daniel, and G. 7. Boots against Ma Eager
J. W Brooks.
The session was star chamber and but
little was accomplished. ALI directors
save one were present.
From what tTanspired at the meeting,
II appears that Starter Hoffman was
first 10 testify. Nothing was cleaned
from him. he said what HttIt If
ferences existed between him and
Brooks had been amicabIy settled some
time ago. and that he had nothing
further 10 say.
Fast Track Stipulated.
Garnett Ferguson said that one of
the stipuiations he had with Brooks
in regard 10 condition OF track for
three-cornered race in which he had
Bearcatcher entered. was, that 1t should
be fast. that It would suit his horse
nicely, and that he would just as soon
TGn over an asphalt pavement. To sub
stantiate this II Is said that d telegram
was introduced from the Western Un.cu-
son before the race, insisting that the
track be fast ". 7. Anderson was
questioned as an expert in regard To
the track condition, and Il number of
at1davits were introduced by J. J. Nc
Canerty.
J. a. Weinberg, an attorney Of Brook
Iyn, is here in the interests Of McCaf-
ferty- he was very busy getting evil
dence 10 sustantiate AIcCafTertv.s
charge
Consensus OF opinion Of horsemen is
tnat Brooks viii be exonerated, but il is
problematical what decision viii be
handed down against his accusers
The HuguenOt Doping.
The J. J. McCanerty4The Huguenot
doping case viii be acted upon as soon
as the Brooks affair has been settled.
The Huguenot started in his new own
ers coiors yesterday. and was under
Keen punishment at the final quarter.
finishing fourth. and the general opin-
ION Is that he ran a poor race.
II was rumored that ]. a. WerDberg
VIII try every means possible TO have
McCanerty eXonerated. but a. the three
veterinarians here are the most cornpe-
tent IN Los Angeles and are Dosffive
IN their staten ents, IL would anDear
that he has a difficult task before him.
indications point that all cases viii be
passed upon IN the next twenty-four
hours ---
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

Napoleon Lajoie says the Baltimore
team of HanlOn's day, when McGraw,
Kelley, Jennings. Keeler. and Reitz
were at their best, was the fastest team
he ever played against, National League
rooters think McGTaw's champion New
York Giants could trim the old OrioIe
crowd, says the New York Tribune
Veteran ball fans swear by the old
champion Detroit sIuggers. Brouthers.
Richardson, Rowe, Dunlap, White
Thompson, Charlie Bennett, and Ned
Hanlon played with this bunch Comis-
keys Browns. Buck Ewing's champion
New YOTks, Patsy Tebeau's Cleveland
Spiders, and Fred CIark's Pittsburgs
ard Jimmy Collins Boston Americans
are also referred 10 by baseball fans
as the greatest teams ever organized
and how about Frank SeIee's teams in
the ninet}-s! There was nothing slow
about them.
The Washington times., 1906-03-01

art Fenton rolled second game.
TART Fcnton rolled third game.