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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
GIRL TOOK POISON
IN SCH0OLROOM
Soogh' Ds;h Fefocs Classmates Be-
c'.Uss t.o;1.r Scolied Her.
10 Eoas Fer HfR RECOVERY

philadelphia. March 2S.-Scarinc
Der classmates almost to the verge OF
panic. Anna DragnCtu. a l5-year-old
pupil IN the Jackson public school,
18th aud Federal streets, swallowed
the contents of a one-ouuce bottle of
atrophine. and is now in St Agnes
hospital, where the phyicians say there
Is practically no hope that she can re-
cover
The girls action was a deliberate
atatempt at suicide. which. the police
declare. came as a sequel TO a quarrel
with her mother at the Dragnetti
home. lZS Ellsworth street.
Anna. they declare. had been out
during the evening and did not return
To her home until not long before
midnight Her mother was awaiting
her arrival and upbraided her. A lively
argument eusued. during which. il is
alleged. Mrs. Dragnetu expressed her
feelings strongly against the companv
in which her daughter had passed the
evening. Anna went 20 bed after the
reprimand and when school time came
she left the house as usual. and with
no outward sign that her mothers
words had left any sting.
She had gone. however. TO a closet in
the house wherein Mrs Dragnetti kent
little stock OF medicines. abstracting
theretrom the vial OF atrophine. which
she knew 90 bc a deadly poison. IL
having been used some TWO or three
years ago by her mother as an eye
lotion
Concealing the bottle IN her dress
the girl Joined her schoolmates and.
gave no hint of her purpose as She
took her seat in the classroom. The
session was nearly at an end when
Anna was seen 90 take the tiny bottle
from its hiding place. and lift il 20
her lips. Her teacher and schoolmates
saw the action simultaneously.
Confusion rcigncd I'm the classroom
as the pupils screamed i'm terror or
sat aghast at the fast-paling face of
their comrade, who remained upright
az her desk ia stupOr. Her teacher
hurriodly LETT the room, and ran to a
telephone. calling mp the police sta.
ton, apprisluc them of what had taken
place. The patrol wagon went TO the
schoolhousc ON q gallop. and the girl.
sun unconscious. was hurried to ST
Agnes hospital at breakneck speed.
Her teacher made the ride with her
supporting the head OF her pupil. who
seemed TO Doe fast sleeping to death |
The other pupils. still greatly excited. |
were Quioted by the principal, and as |
soon as some semblanco OF order had |
been restored. the little ones wero dis. .
missed from further attendance.
At the hospital every effort was /
made TO revive the unconscious child. |
and The only hope held out by the
doctors is that the atrophine. which is
one OF the dealiost forms OF poison
known. has lost some OF its potency |
from the long period during which Il |
was kept iu the Dragnetu house.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Find Woman Drowned IN Ditch

York, Pa, March %. - Searchers
found the body of Mrs. Adam Rebling
90 years old, who disappeared from
her home in Hanover. this county, on
Tuesday. 1t was partly submerged in
the mud and water at the bottom OF
ditch on farm about two miles from
her home. The finding of the body was
followed by wild rumors OF murder,
but SIS In water-soaked bills hshed
from the ditch dispelled this suspicion.
The woman is believed to have wan
dered on In a ut OF alteration.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
FORAKER OPPOSES rAEr
Enters Contest For Ohio DELEGATES
For Pres dcntial Nominations.

Enters Contest For Ohio DELEGATES
For Presidential Nominations.
Washington. March 27.-That Sena.
tor Foraker does not concede that
Secretary Taft viii be Ohio's choice
for the presidential nomination next
year is made plain by statement is
sued 0y the senator. Senator Foraker
says that he does not want any DO
hucal nonors from the people of Ohio
without their hearty approval" and
hc suggests that the proper way tu
determine who DIS the choice OF tho
people to head tbe Republican national
ticket and to represent the state in
the United States senate is for the
Republican state executive committee
to- authorize primary election 90
choose delegates to the state couven-
ton. which win Dee called upon 90 de-
termiuo these questions
The announcement OF State Suror-
nteuccut ol Insurance Arthur T. Vorys
That he Viii support Secretary Taft
for Che presidential nomination led
Senator Foraker. 70 is believed. 90 is.
sue the settlement outlining his posi-.
ton. The senator declares that ne is
willing to go before the people on
his record. and that hc has nothing
TO conceal from his constituents. Mr.
Foraker does uot say that Dee win be
candidate Esd succeed President
Roosevelt hut 10 is generally under.
stood among mis- friends in Washing.
ton that at q later date De viii for.
mally Announce his candidacy. ami
that BE- - primary election is called
In Ohio .e aili enter into the fight to
secare the Endorsement OF his own
state.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
CHILD AIDED SUICIDE
Six-Vear-old Girl Attached Rubber
Hose to Gas Jet For Father.

rose 10 Gas Jet For Father.
New York, March 26.-With the in
nocent aid of his little 6-year-old
daughter Violet, Theodore Schmidt. a
painter, who was partially paralyzed.
committed suicide with Illuminating
gas in his home in East 13Sth street.
Mrs. Schmidt left the child at home
TO care for her husband. and during
her absence Schmidt instructed tho
child TO bring piece OF rubber hose
from the kitchen. attach IL TO a gas
Jet, wind the other end around his
neck and place IL in his mouth. He
then told her to turn on the gas and go
out to play The child did as directed,
and when Mrs. Schmidt returned her
husband was dead. The little girl told
her mother her unsuspecting part in
the tragedy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
eoy Kldnanned 90 Ransor.

Salonika. European Turkey. March
25.-Robert Abbott. the son OF a wen.
TODD British subject. was kidnapped
from his fathers garden, which is in
the Immediate vicinity of the British
consulate general. 1t is believed the
deed was done with view to secnr-
Ing a ransom. The authorities are act
ing energetically.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
CHARLES p. VEIL RESIGNS

Umpire 20 Anthracite Cancellation
Board Tenders Resignation.
Scranton. Pa. March 21-Cnarl--
+. Nell, United States commissioner
OF labor who was appointed umpire
by Judge Gray. of the United States
circuit court TO adjust grievances on
which the anthracite Cancellation
board should be deadlocked. rendered
his resignation to the board. The res
ignation will take effect with the clear
Ing up of all grievances now in hand.
which probably will be at the next
meeting OF the board at Wilkes Barre.
April s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Playful Cat Caused Death Of two

New York, March 25.-Mrs. Dora
Greenberg, so years old, and her
nephew, Harry w. Greenberg, % years
old. were found dead in their apart
ments in Brooklyn. where they had
been asphyxiated by gas A pet cat
which was found dead in the kitchen.
had apparently In play disconnected A
rubber tube through which gas was
carried 90 gas stove.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.


PHILADELPHIA -- FLOUR firm.
winter extras, $27OI2.9O: PennsvIya-
MIA roller, clear. S2.95M3I5; city mills
fancy. S4.5OH460. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel $500. WHEAT firm: No ;
Pennsylvania, red. a a. 77lbc. CORN
firm; No. , yellow, local. SIC. OATS
steady; No. white, clipped. 49c.; lower
grades. 47c. HAY steady; No / timO-
thy. large bales S2l. PORK steady.
family. per barrel. $3.50 BEEF firm
beef hams. per barrel, SO. POULTRY:
Live steady; hens l6ih N17c.: old roost-
ers, lie. Dressed steady; choice fowls.
l5c.; old ROSTERS, 1Oc BUTTER
steady; extra creamery CSC. EGGS
steady; selected. 2OM22c.: nearby.
l71ac-; southern, 16Ul7c POTATOES
steady; 55N 56c per bushel
TlMORE-WHEAT weak: No
? western spot 1875 d 7SAc.; steamer
No. 2 spot. 1915 az 734c.; southern.
1S12G16i2c. CORN quiet; spot. 5lM
81 sc. steamer mixed 49049It G.:
southern. 49i4 "a 5OAc OATS active:
white, No. ,, 49i2c.; No. 3, 4Sd4SJbc.
No. 4, 4612W41c.; mixed. No. 2, 47I5
G4Sc.; No. 3, 4GlA m47c.; No. A 45%
Q46c. BUTTER firm; creamery sen
aratOr extras. Bic: held. 2fm25c.
prints, 3lQ 32c.; Maryland and Penn
sylvania dairy prints. 2O621c. EGGS
steady; Maryland. Pennsylvania. Vir-
ginia and West Virginia, lie; south
ern, lO4 lbc. per dozen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Al ADir0aI Story For
Little Folks
The Handsome GObbIer

What an insignificant little thing
you areP exclaimed the big turkey COB
bier as he strutted past , puny chick
who was taking its morning meal in the
0arnyard. Il am 50 very thankful that
am not such babe as you"
i am glad you are pleased with
yourself" answered the little chick.
.srpt-..
Pleased with myself. Why. certain
~ ! am. and why shouldn't / bef" ex-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
HANGED HER DAUGHTER
Insane Woman Declared She Sent
Little Girl to Heaven.

insane Woman Declared She Sent
Little Girl to Heaven.
Akron, Ohio. March 27-During tho
absence OF other members OF her fam
lily. Mrs. James r. Hemphiu strangled
her daughter. Helen. aged 9 years. by
hanging her with q rope. She then
secreted the body in a box. When her
husband returned from work he found
the house locked. and after getting
inside he discovered Mrs. Hemphnl
in the act of hanging herself to a bed
post After he cut her down. she de-
ciared that she had sent the little
girl TO heaven. where she thought she
also ought 90 go. The woman had
shown no signs of insanity previously.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Cut Her Throat After Kissinq chIIdre,

Allentown. Pa. March 27-Kissiug
her five little children good night Mrs.
Michael koval, OF Hokendauqua. five
miles north OF Allentown. entered her
own bedroom and slashed her throat
with a razor. The children summoned
neighbors' and a physician who re-
sponded sewed her trachea. She is
now practically out OF danger. The
woman is believed TO be temporarily
liberated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Dying Woman Shot Husband.

Cleveland. o., March 27.-Mrs. LII.
Han Avery, who shot her husband SIM.
day evening while she was SLOWLY DIV.
ing OF malignant cancer. caused bv
her husband striking her while the
couple lived in Chicago. according 10
her statement died. Her husband is
at hospital in a precarious condi.
ton. Mrs. Avery died praying for his
recovery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
KoNAPPER CAUGHT WITH VICTIM
Stole e-Fear-oid Boy and Kept Him
Prisoner For q Week.

Danville Va March %. - James
Childress, youns man. was arrested
here on the charge of kidnapping and
OBTAINING through violence Clarence
Jarrett aged = years. the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Jarrett. OF this city.
who mysteriousiy disappeared from his
home last Monday morning The little
boy disappeared after starting for
school and since that time 60 is al.
legged he has been in the custody OF
Chhdress. Childress was leading the
boy along a side street when arrested.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
LoCAL oPTIoN 81 losr
Pennsylvania House Declines to PIac.
u on the Calendar.

u on the Calendar.
Harrisburg. Pa. March 20. - The
house OF representatives by a vote ~
80 ayes 20 SO noes declined to placa
the Craven local option bin on the cal.
endar. less than constitutional ma.
Jortiy OF l0f voting In the affirmative.
Mr. Craven. of Washington. called no
the resolution offered last Friday u
place the tll on the calendar. not
withstanding the negative report OF
the la" and order committee. He said
church members OF the state demand
such a bin and that the time has come
Tor the Republican party TO stop. lock
and listen"
Mr. Schad, of Allegheny. chairman
OF the law and order committee. said
the bill had been negatived only after
careful consideration and hearings OF
both sides
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Big Fire at MlnersviIIs- Pa

louisville, Pa, March 25.-Fire OF
unknown origin destroyed the brewery
OF the Union Brewing Company and
the tenement houses of Thomas Wig.
more, William Jones, George Reese
and w. X. Shissler, at Minersville. en-.
failing loss OF 100000. The hremen
were sent to the scene OF the blaze.
The loss is partly covered by insur-
ance
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
COAL PRICES FOR APRIL FIXED
Reading Company Issues Circular on
All Grades Of Anthracite.

nj oTadcs OF Nnthracite.
Philadelphia. March 27.-The Read
ing April circular has been issued. The
price Tor prepared sizes is $3.50 for
New York harbor, the same as 1905
Last year, on account of the strike
no circular was issued. and prices
were unchanged on April l.
Small sizes at tide are: Pea. So.
buckwheat. $3.50; rice. $I.75, which is
an advance OF 8 To 10 cents per ton.
The line circular is changed for pre-.
pared sizes and small sizes are the
same as in the autumn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30

We regret To learn of the loss to
the Jenkins Reformatory at Ladson.
This is an annex of the Jenkins Or
phanage at Charleston. S. c.. The
fire took place ON the morning Of
March 18th, 1907. Assistance is
needed at once.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
SArURDAN,..... MARCH 30. 1907.

We return thanks TO William
Francis Drewry, 81 ID. Superinton-
dent OF the Central state Hospital of
Virginia at Petersburg FOR a copy OF
his very able report for the year end
ing September 30th 1906. He adj
mittedly is one OF the ablest alienists
boa this state and the institution ranks
at the head of the list Of Institutions
of this character.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
MANY INJURED IN PANIC
Gas Explosion Wrecks a Moving Pic
ture Show

ture Show.
Greenfield, Ind, March 26.-Twenty.
four persons were injured, some seri
ously, ana a two-story building. occu.
pied by a five-cent theatre. with NOV
ing pictures, were wrecked by an ex.
plosion of natural gas used to heat
the building. About 200 persons were
in the theatre at the time Of the ex-
plosion. and in the panic that followed
men, women and children rushed for
the doors. trampling on one another.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30

stated and all of the rights denied
TO them by the distinguished occu-
pant OF the White House. will be
granted by some one OF his success
sors IL Office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
CUT DEE BOYS HEAD
Negroes Says She Was Commanded
BY Neiqhbor to Commit Dead.

Richmond. Va, March 26.-Matilda
Wilson. negress. OF Pittsylyanla
county. took tobacco knife and sew.
cred the head Of a 14-year-old negro
boy from his body. She claims she
was commanded by neighbors to COM
NIT the deed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Vas chicano,s Eirst whit. chllA

Chicago. March &c. - Alexander
Beaubien, said to be the first white
child born in Chicago. died after a
long illness. Beaubien was born in
Fort Dearborn on January %, 1922.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
, WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday. March Fl.

Thursday, March Fl.
The New Hampshire senate passed
bill forbidding state officials from
using free passes on the railroads.
Mrs. Russell Sage has donated $3.50
coo to the American Seaman's Friend
Society in New York for a sailors
home.
Mrs Catherine Russell. 20 years old,
died in Philadelphia of burns received
by her dress taking fire from the
kitchen range.
Edward Howell, one OF the most In
. fuential negroes in Southern Missis-
sippi. and president of a bank at Hat
tiesburg. was shot and killed by an
! unknown person.
Rev. Henry W. Cleveland. who serv.
ed in President Davis secret service.
and a relative OF former President
Grover Cleveland. died in Louisville.
KY. aged Il years.
Friday. March p.
Miss Ida a. Cooper. a society leader
/ OF Norwalk. o.. committed suicide
! while respondent
The New Mexico legislature passed
a bill prohibiting gambling in the ter
I ritory after January I. 1908.
w. II. Martin, a prominent business
man Of Detroit, was drowned at San
Diego. Cal. while surf bathing.
Antenatta Nincello. years old. died
in Philadelphia from scalds received
by falling into a bath tub OF hot water
in her home.
Charles g. Irwin, former clerk OF
the court OF Columbus, o., was con
Nicted or embezzlement and fined $3.50
ana sent 70 jan for one yea-.
Saturday marea %.
Fe'ef ''ote, after making a fun
confession. "as L2nrcj at Luray Va,
TOT tne mUrter oi lis sweetheart
i'AI iN'' were n-'Nn % atoms by
an explosion %. powder in the North
'u acme -'''i' l.-H' near LON
udI' N.nD
arthur i'..A DIS vile with an
axe q, '\o'.- .'e. o. and then
comhllled eN-.l-t %! s-ooting himself
win a Iiae.
J. ~. harrington WAS found guilty at
'eiil'' ~ '-. o' a'te-Hp'ins to wreck
Ialh anu was sentenced to six years
IN state prison.
a '',"l ui l'' ilNes a-d % ships
were sacIiHoed 20 me storms and the
lfeaonerous coasts or New England
curing ''e winter just ended.
"o"o'y' "aren %
Nep'"in '' H. 'leIfelL oI inc navy.
"eS oe.H plonolea 10 tne rank OF rear
@1l.ii''.'.
sn'eheo' she sId' 10y the ghost
"o' 'i's' l.".llel oiauer drop
p-~ De'1 az 9iIins lela' y.
A"t o'-'fe.'on army AhliSulclle .
d" u''"eo 'lli'"s lo nave
e.. 80 III 1nIee wee KS.
No'.D'N es'eIn irelsht went /
ny . 80 near l-uc''sN me- a.. tne /
80, "i'.''' U'iuea %, /
..0''.a' anu wv" '''''ui''-n were crushed /
,,
vi '~''io"s'er coun /
.. -- '.,p '' u'e acres OF /
~. '''.,-' '."'l@ihs >'''-9S /
80, '""N '"icc we value I
wa. y" 80
49,, -, las ueslsan'e' \
-. - ''' lay 'H -ih
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30

detectives Are Going Slow, As They
Fear a Lynchino.

Dover. Del, March 25.-The corps
,f detectives investigating the Marvin
kidnapping case has been increased by
the arrival OF some Philadelphia detac-
tves. They returned from their new
line OF investigation without making
any arrests.
The rumor that some !Ncal r,el Voc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30

claimed the big gobbler. Look at me:
handsome and graceful, and large and
rat When | pass the turkey hens all
gaze at me In admiration and the other
gobblers look on In jealousy"
But II doesn't always benefit you TO
be large and fat and handsome" said
the little chick.
"Oh, yes. II does!" replied the gob-
bier Here comes the farmer now We
will see what he says"
JUST then the farmer came along.
My. myi What magnificent eob-
blerP' he cried. II shall XIII him tonIght
for dinner tomorrow"
And he did.-Atlanta Constitution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
Live stock Market.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yardsl-
CATTLE slow; choice. S5606I5 *.
prime, $5.40G5.6O. SHEEP steady
prime wethers. $620d6.5O; culls and
common, $3G4; lambs, $66s.35: veal
calves. .$S.50Q9. HOGS slow and lower:
prime heavies. $3.50; mediums. York.
ers and pigs, $3.50; roughs. $5.5066.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-30
TERNsN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RATw

tF~POsTAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER Dp-
RECEIVED on SUEsCRIPTONS
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Entered ~ the Post-O once ~ Richmond. Va.
~ rerond class matter.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-20
A DICKENS LANDMARK.

A sale of considerable interest to
lovers of Charles Dickens will take
place in London when Pyrcroft
House, Chertsey, will come under
the hammer. The proposed sale
recalls the story of Dickens "Oliver
Twist" and the efforts of Fagin,
Monks and Bill Skies to entangle
its hero in the meshes of criminal
career.
The house ever since the publica-
ton of the novel, says the London
Tribune, has been identified with
that of Mrs. Maybe, where, after
the walk from Bethnal Green and
the meeting in the deserted house
by the river bank, Toby Crackit and
Bill Skies forced an entrance
through a window at the back,
which still remains. Through this
window the trembling Oliver was
thrust while Skies threatened him
with a pistol from without.
In the grounds the "boy" Brittles
and the valiant butler, Mr.. Giles,
assisted by ''Pincher" and ''Nep-
tune" displayed their wonderful
bravery; and across the lawn the
wounded boy staggered back to the
house where he was fated to find
that love and tenderness at the
hands of Mrs. Maybe and "Rose"
which had hitherto been unknown
to him.
1t was up the handsome staircase
of the old mansion that the two
frightened servants ran to convey
tbs news to their mistress that Mr..
Giles had captured robber, while
the wounded miscreant, "who didn't
make very desperate resistance,
Miss" was left to the care of the
tinker, who rendered first aid of that
period for fear Oliver should die
before he could be hanged.