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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
MERIDEN AUTO
 OUTING TO-DAY Children of New Haven Orphan Asylum Will Go to Hubbard
 Park. GLIDDEN TOUR
 DOES NOT COMPARE Fleet of 34 Machines Under the Auspices of the
 Journal and
 Courier.

The greatest fresh air outing held anywhere in the state this summer will be that to-day when the children of the New Haven orphan asylum are taken 10 Meriden on the Journal and Courier Fresh Air Automobile trip. There will be thirty-four automobiles in the party. kindly given by New Haven citizens in- terested in the happiness of the chil- dren, and more could have been procurS ed had necessity demanded
 The start will be at o'clock this aft- ernoon from in front of the asylum. Rev w, D. Mossman of the City Mis- sion will be chief marshal and under him will be the caretakers of the chil- dren who will go along to see that no one comes to harm and incidentally to have pleasant outing themselves. Mrs w. L. Loomis, society editor of the Journal and Courier, will also be with the party.
 Each child will be provided with tn horn and the noise they make as they speed along the country roads is cam | JuldLCAl lO lllChC lllC etoo obOP e1AONNAAAot Hens will stop laying and cattle stop grazing as they see the hundred and more children speeding by in the Ina- l chimes The fleet soon to start for tha Pacific under Evans cannot compare | for the minute with the sight which the Journal aad Courier automoblle l squadron will offer, hastening toward l Meriden under Commodore Mossman l MT. Tarr of the weather bureau said last night that to-day would be abso- i lutely the finest day of the summer and this will add great deal of course ito the success of the outing. The morn ling will be rather cool and the after
 noon comfortably warm for a fast spin. upon arrival at Meriden after tho eighteen miles ride the children will pe taken to Hubbard park for refresh- ments. The mayor of Meriden has kindly consented to give the park over
 to the children and offer them the free-
 dom of the city. J. H. McFiugh, a
 Meriden caterer, has been engaged to
 furnish the little ones refreshments and tten they will be shown the sights of
 the park. After thoroughly doing Mer-
 iden the return trip will be made, the
 party arriving here before 1t gets dark.
 The general opinion seems to be that
 the Journal and Courier tour leaves the
 Glidden tour many miles in the rear for modern event. Nothing on Sd large a scale has been tried in this state and it is sure to attract a great deal of attention. The Journal and
 Courier thanks the people of the city $ who have offered their automobiles and those who have contributed financial
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
Ro;Iroad Man Arrested.

Edward R. Hubbard. railroad fire han living at S6 Cedar street tried to lear up the town in the neighborhood bf the Howard avenue police station late yesterday afternoon. He was cap |Eured by Sergeant Watrous and ofheer 'Eohane, charged with general breach ot he peace and drunkenness, and lodged It the central station. Ills attorney khowed up later in the evening and procured ball for him
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
Little Fire on state Street.

An alarm of fire was sounded about o'clock yesterday afternoon from the box at the corner of State and Elm streets. The blaze was in a vacant apartment at 477 State street, in a clos ct where some plumbers had been at work, and was probably caused by sparks from their soldering furnace The blaze was put out by No. Is chem ;cal before any damage had been done.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
VANDERBILT SAFE
Harold S. Arrives on His Yacht Trivia
 at, old Point Comfort.

Norfolk, Va, July 2S-Harold S. Van derbilt and party arrived at Old Point Comfort in the sloop yacht Trivia to- day. The party is registered at a ho- tel This afternoon MT, Vanderbilt was in Norfolk to locate Captain L w. Crowley, of his yacht, who was left in Newport, R, L. i'll, and came here by steamer Captain Crowley had been telegraphing for information of the yachts whereabouts, The Trivia left New London, Conn, on July 10 for the Jamestown exposition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
Hcld for New York PoIIee.

South Norwalk, July 2S.-Word was received by the local police to-day to arrest John J. Orrell and hold him for the arrival of the New York authoritiess who have warrant for his arrest on a
 charge of grand larceny in Brooklyn. The nature of the crime could not be learned. Orrell was located at local hotel and is awaiting the arrival of New York officers with the necessary papers,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
!. B. puke Mnrries Mrs. 1nmnn.

New York, July 23.-James B. Duke. president of the American Tobacco company, was married to-day to Mrs. Nanaline Holt Inman at the home of Mrs. William Schuyler stackpole in Brooklyn in the presence of few friends. The ceremony was performed by Dr. David J, Burrell. pastor of the Marble Collegiate church, of this city. After the wedding Mir. and Mrs. Duke left for Somerville, N. J.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
RroMn Loses niexcle.

G. M Brown. of 96S Franklin street, left his bicycle standing in front of the railroad station for three minutes yes terday morning, and when he came out again it was out of sight. There was no clue to the thief The detective bureau was put on the case, but had made DO progress at a late hour
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, July 2a.--Forecast foH Wednesday and Thursday
 For New England-Generally faiK Wednesday and Thursday; little ehangc in temperature; variable winds.
 For eastern New York--Fair Wednes@ day and Thursday; light north winds becoming variable.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
BOY FIREBUGS AT WORK
They Light Rubbish in Shed Twice
 Within Seven Hours.

A number of Fair Haven boys who were craving excitement, amused them Belves yesterday by trying little amateur work in the incendiary line. An old shed in the rear of 17O Plymouth street was the object of their designs.
 They set fire to some rubbish in this shed early in the afternoon. and Engine No. il responded to a still alarm and put out the fire before any damage had been done.
 Evidently not contented with this lit tie demonstration, the boys tried 1t |again in the evening at about half past |eight. The engine responded again and repeated their efforts of the afternoon, There are clues to the identity of the miscreants. and If they are caught. lit is likely to go hard with them. It costs the city about $25 every time an alarm is responded to.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
NEWS SUMMARY
GENER AL.

 Blank Charge Explosion Fatal Professor Clemen Coming. Suit Against Standard oil for s1,4S0,0 ,000. Building Collapses in New York. Mrs, Sage Gives $100,OQO. New York Recount is Held Up. Writer of Dixie Dead. Emperor Signs Abdication Maxim Becomes Hero. Orchard Pinkerton Man.
 STATE. Passes Without the Referendum. Concluding Exercises of Chautauquans. Fires in Hartford and Norwich. Brigade Rests After Hard March. Passed Over Governors Vetoes. Robbed of His Money. Water Carnival for Pine Orchard. Meriden Colonial Club outing. Lively Chapter in Local History. Hot Words in Senate.
 CITY. Mrs. McGuire Dies on Trolley Car. Boy Run Down by Carriage. Firebugs Twice in Same Place Hearing in Scully- Mccarthy Contest. Frank McGann Arrested on Four Counts Mumps Lead to Fatal Operation. Colored Man Hypnotizes Watermelon. Impromptu Band Concert on Green. Mrs ODunnell Knocked Down by Car. Mad Canines Shot Walter Speck Bitten by Dog. A. N Dean Struck by Torpedo. Journal and Courier Outing To-day
 SPORTS. Australasians Win Davis Cup. Ballot Takes Iroquois Stakes. C. 0. D. Wins FPS Trot at Danbury. Twelve Inning Game Won by Brownies Waller Walloped by PaperWeights i Whalers and Rosebuds Lose Giants Back in Second Place. | Dodgers Make it Three from Reds. 1 Cleveland Defeats Washington. Pittsburg Loses to Boston. 1 Nolte After Ponies To-day.
 EVENTS TO-DAY. Milford Union Picnic, l Concert at Momauguin Tonight. | Fine Attractions at White City. Drama at Polls,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
END OF LEGISLATION
Windy Session Makes Progress in BlOw-
 ing Itself Out.

Hartford, July 28,-Indications are good for wlnd-up of legislative busi- ness on Thursday and propagation some day next week. Both branches to-day made much headway in decreasing the size of the calendar, but there are still a number of things which may precipi- tate contests with prolonged debate and possibly parliamentary tactics of sufff- cient strength to delay closing business this week Many members are far from sanguine that adjournment will come next week, as number of com mittee reports went into both branches to-day
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
Crosse Point stables Destroyed,

Detroit, July 23.-Fire attributed to a carelessly-thrown cigarette stub de- stroyed stable DID and partially de- stroyed stable E at the Crosse Point race track this afternoon The loss will probably not exceed $1,OO0. There were no horses in the stables at the time
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
BuiIdiug Collapses in New York.

New York, July 2s.--A brick building on the southwest corner of Fifty eighth street and Broadway, one of row of six-story structures that are being torn down, collapsed to-day, burying twenty workmen. Two men were seriously in- iured, the others escaping with cuts and bruises.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
OVER THE GOVERNOR
Four More vetoes Rejected by Over~
 whelming MajOrities.

Hartford, July 2S.--Four vetoes of the governor on railroad charter matters were sent to the house to-day. and each was passed over the veto by an overwhelming majority. Tn the morn- ing the vetoes were on the oxoboxyg Street railway and the Highland street railway, and in the afternoon oh the Thomaston and Plymouth which waa passed over the message, 12s to 24, and the Lebanon Street railway which was passed, 1S6 to IS. There was no dis- cussion, as Representative Bunes said that there was nothing in the vetoea which called for a change in former acr tion.
 The bill concerning prepayment mes ters for gas was amended so that IN does not apply to gas used for power
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
FIRE IN HARTFORD
sso,OOO Damage to PllmptOn 6 Hills
 Plumbing House.

Hartford July 2S,-The plumbers supply house of Plimpton & Hills, for~ merly the Frank J Knox company on South Ann street. was badly damaged by fire which broke out late this after noon The building is flve-story brick structure. The two top floors were en- tirely gutted and the damage from ire and water, it is estimated, will be about $3O,OOO. The entire fire department was called into action, and owing to the overhead wires and the proximity of the trees to the building the aremen had considerable difficulty in reaching the flames. The fire started on the fttn floor where a supply of straw is kept for packing purposes. The employees all left the building in safety.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
SUIT FOR $1, ,48O, 1000
Brought in Mississippi Against Stand ard oil Company.

Tupolo, Miss, July 2S.-George B.. lMitchell, prosecuting attorney of the IFirst judicial district, filed suit for $1,- 4SJ,O0O in the Lee county circuit court to-day against the Standard Oil com 'pany, charging violation of the Missis- &sippi antitrust laws.
 If the suit is successful the Standard
 Oil company will not only be forced to . pay the sum named, but will be obliged 7 to change the company's organization
 or leave Mississippi.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
Eirn fin Nerr Rritnin.

New Britain, July 23.--A frame build ing owned by Casimir Blogolowsh was almost totally burned tonight, the damage being placed at about S1,7OO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
Kansas After Harvester Company.

Topeka, Kan, July 2S.-Attorney- General Jackson to-day filed criminal proceedings against the International Harvester company, alleging eight vio- lations of the antitrust law.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
FIRE IN NORWICH
Loss of s2O,O0O to United States Finish- ing Company.

Norwich, July 2S.-Fire in the finish Ing department of the United States Finishing company to-day caused loss estimated at about $2O,OOO, principally bn machinery. The fire was caused by he overheating of flaming box used n cooling the factory, About 1000 pieces of cloth were burned; also a large amount of betting and machinery. 'rhe loss is covered by insurance.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
CAMPBELLSTOWN, OHIO.

Campbellstown. O.. Aug. 14-Mrs
Wilson of Jacksonburg. Ind, returned
to her home Thursday after week Is
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Shumate
Charles Bowers and family and Mrs
Low Weaver and children of Eaton
spent Sunday here with Allen Ball and
family.
Mrs. Mantle Kelly of Richmond, Ind,
spent last week here with relatives
Miss Josephine Aydelotte of Eaton,
visited friends and relatives here a few
days last week.
Mrs Potts and son Perry visited
Samuel Swisher and wife Sunday
Miss Elsie Campbell entertained
Miss Nellye Menge of Eaton Sunday.
Rev. Walk and wife were entertain
ed Sunday by Glenn Cohee and wife
Charles Runyon and wife of Eaton.
visited Geo. Reid and wife Sunday
James Fowler and wife of Camden
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Ida O'Neil and daughter, Amy.
Charles Young and wife of Collins
vile, O., are here visiting John Stark,
who is quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Winters of Cam
den. visited Warren Williams and wife
over Sunday.
Frank Jones spent Saturday and
Sunday in Hamilton, o.. with friends
Miss limo Cooper. who is employed
in the telephone exchange here is tax
ing a vacation this week
Earl Brandenburg of Progress call
ed on his parents Sunday
Mrs. Bulla of Richmond returned to
her home last week after quite visit
here with friends and relatives
Frank Miller. wife and daughter
Dorothy, spent Sunday evening with
J. VI. Cooper and family.
Leona Shaw of Hamilton. O.. is here
visiting friends.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
NEARBY TOWNS
CHESTER, IND.

Chester. Ind. Aug. 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Huffman attended the funeral
of VIII Jenkins at Richmond Sunday.
Maud Chaplin arrived from Elwood
Monday and viii attend the reunion of
the Wesler school Thursday. She
was a former teacher.
Ebert Jeffe,is, who had his right
hand SO badly cut. is getting along
nicely.
Mr.. Wolfe and family and Mrs. Liz
zie Gist of Indianapolis. have been Wis
iting at Theodore Gists home.
J. W. Hall and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sieweke were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennings at Richmond Sunday.
Mrs. Sering and daughter. Matte. OF
Fairview. have been visiting Mrs.
Frank Pickett
Mrs. Orla Hiatt of Richmond was the
guest of Bertha Carman this week.
Mrs. VIII Frame has been sick with
pneumonia.
Charles Jones of Indianapolis has
been here repairing his property.
George Baker has rented the Jen.
kins property
VIII Drew viii remove to his farm
this fall
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris, O.. Aug. 14.-Mrs.
Gladys Reid and son Robert spent the
first of the week with relatives in
West Florence.
G. NJ. Arnold made a business trip
to Sugar Valley. West Florence. Eaton
and Camden the first of the week
Mrs. Mary J. Clarey is making a
two weeks visit with friends at Char.
louisville and Cambridge City
Miss Gertie Cashier OF Greentown
Ind. is visiting Mrs. a. t. Barber.
Jacobs Swain of Brookvilie. Indiana
is visiting at the home of William
Brown
Edgar Reinheimer is getting along
very nicely from his recent attack OF
typhoid fever
Misses Marie Wrenn. Enola Rich
ards and Norma Newbern were guests
of Miss Dona Morrison, Sunday.
Miss Laura Kemp has returned 10
her work at Indianapolis after two
weeks vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bower and son
Walter of Cincinnati are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. NJ. Arnold
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bower and son
Walter of Cincinnati and Mrs. and
Mrs. c. NJ Arnold were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Wrenn at dinner Tues
day evening.
Mrs Myrtle Guild of Cincinnati is
visiting friends here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind. Aug. 14-Mrs. Malinda
Barton and Master Henry Galloway
were Connersville visitors Tuesday.
Walter Gethers Of East Germantown
was a Milton visitor Tuesday.
Mrs Mullen and daughter. Mary. are
visiting relatives at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson is visiting
her son, Charles and family near Ben
tonville.
Mrs. Amanda Wagner is very low.
Miss Olive Moore has returned TO
her home in New Castle after a short
visit with relatives.
George Borders. Sr., was in Cam
bridge City. Tuesday
Mrs. Della Kech and daughter OF
Arcadia, is visiting Mrs. Ella Hoffman
and other relatives.
Marvin Wallace was in New Castle,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Loring Wagner of ko-
komo are the guests of Frank Connolly
and family east of town.
Monroe Smith and son Harley OF
near Centerville were in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Daniel Pouder and sons and
ing Richard Sills and family.
DR.. Roark was in Cambridge CITY
Tuesday.
Henry Hartman of near Centerville'
was in town Tuesday.
John Thurman was in New Castle
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Sewers spent
Sunday with Mrs Catherine Sewers at
East Germantown.
Mrs. Retta Whiteley Iost or Wa
bash. who has been the guest OF reia-
tives. has returned home.
Mrs. Walter Templin and daughter,
June. and Miss Carrie Walker. visited
Miss blanche Hale east of town, Tues
day.
George Galloway of Cambridge City,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Cora Green OF Anderson Is VS.
iting relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
Many Workmen Have Not
Been Able to Find Places
In Which to Live.
SEND MONEY TO HOMES.
THE GREATEST DEMAND is FOR
HOUSES THAT RENT FOR FROM
SIP TO SIS PER MONTH-CLuB
INACTIVE.

The dearth of suitable homes in
Richmond, for people coming TO this
city to secure work. is illustrated in a
most peculiar way and in an unthought
of place. The temper of the house
s4~uation is felt at the local postoffice.
The large amount of business done at
the money order windows in the Rich
mond office is indicative of the fact
that there are a large number of work
men employed in the city who are here
in advance of their families. simply be-
cause they cannot get homes for them
here. Many of these workmen in Rich
mond visit the postoffice money order
window regularly. and send a greater
portion of their weekly wages to their
families living in other nearby cities
These men in many instances hope to
keep their positions here till they can
secure houses.
The demand for houses is being felt
more day by day. according to state
ments of local real estate agents Each
day real estate offices are the centers
of demands for suitable houses which
rent at fair figure The greatest de-
mand is for So and So per month
homes. The scarcity of houses was
brought forcibly to the attention of the
Commercial club several months ago
but that body has taken no tangible
action in securing the erection of more
homes for the many laboring people
coming here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
Women Who Wear Well.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-14
ROBINSON'S CROSSING, IND.

Robinson's Crossing. Aug. Nv. b
Lambert was at Jesse Lambert's home
Saturday.
Oliver Taylor and family and Lem
uel McNutt and wife we're visitors OF
VIM. Null and wife Sunday.
Mr.. Davis of Richmond. spent Sun
day with Richard McMullen and wife.
Miss Margaret Knollenberg and
friends of Richmond and Miss Mildred
Wood of Liberty were guests of the
Misses McMullen, Sunday.
Miss Rude of near Clifton spent Sun
day with Miss Clara Watt.
Mrs. w. b. Lambert and Miss Mary
Kuhn, spent Monday with James l..
Henry and wife.
Mrs M. Helms spent Saturday with
her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Lambert.