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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-21
SERGEANT BARD IS
COMING ON TUESDAY
Will Be Little Delay in Opening
Permanent Recruiting
Headquarters Here.
QUALITY is AN ESSENTIAL
TO THE MEN ENLISTED-ExCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITIES ARE Of
FERED IN ARMY SERVICE.

r. c. Bard, recruiting sergeant for
the United States Army, who will
have charge of the Richmond station,
soon to be established, was in the
city Saturday arranging for perman-
ent headquarters.
1t is highly probable that the army
Offices will be opened above the Am
erican express Office, at the north,
east corner of Ninth and Main
streets The army headquarters will
be located in the postofice until all
details are arranged for here and
then the permanent Office will be OPP
ened. probably by Tuesday. Mr..
Bard returned to his home in India
napolis Saturday night and will re-
turn here Tuesday bringing his fam
lily with him in preparation for a
stay of at least two years. If the
field opens up in this city as is ex
pected he may remain for even a
longer period.
Quality Not Quantity.
When asked why it is Uncle Sam
is making such strenuous efforts to
get men into the army and navy and
particularly the army, Mr.. Bard
stated that the government can get
men. but it is quality and not ouan-
tity the army is after. Where sever
al years ago he could recruit seven
to eight hundred men each year, be-
tween one and two hundred is now
considered good years work. ow-
ing to the fact that the army refuses
to take everybody or anybody. Men
of intelligence and who are ambi-
tious, are the ones Uncle Sam is
looking for and it is for this reason
and this reason alone that recruiting
stations are being established at
many places over the country
Offers Excellent Chances.
Under the new regime the army
offers excellent chances to young
men of brains and ambition and such
men are promoted as fast as possible,
according to the statements of Mr..
Rard. If these young men wish to
do things, they can shortly earn
from $40 to 800 per month in the
army by pursuing special lines of
work.
In Army ID Years.
Sergeant Bard has been in the army
fourteen years and served one year in
China and three years in the Philip
pines. While in the Philippines he
was injured in battle three times
while under the command Of General
Lawton. Mr.. Bard was in Lawtons
when the great general was
shot at San Matas, and is also the
proud possessor of certificate of
merit granted to him by the United
States war department for his brav-
cry and courage shown at different
times during his service in China DUR
ing the Boxer uprisings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-21
The City in Brief.

| Butterick's Patterns. Morris & Co.'S
| Prof Arthur L. Tebbs, of Dayton, a
we'll known vocalist has been made
supervisor of music in the Dayton high
school.
Telephone the Richmono steam
Laundry to get your laundry e
One of the largest swapping turtles
killed in Richmond recently was that
slaughtered by Edward Cutter. The
turtle weighed 321la pounds.
Take your laundry to the Richmond
Steam Laundry, 919 Main St., phons
ISL. Carpets Cleaned. july31tf
Miss Alice Minneman has recovered
sufficiently from an operation, per-
formed at Reid Memorial hospital
three weeks ago. to return to her
home.
Ride a Reading Standard bicycle,
not made by the trust, sold by Brown
& Darnell, 1922 Main street.
2O-21-22
Judgment for John H A. Schneider
contractor. was awarded by Judge FoY
in the circuit court Saturday in his ac
tion against Charles E. Trine on a
lien for the improvement of Boyer
street in Fairview. Schneider was
allowed $3.50.
Wanted-lmmedtateI sober and re-
liable men for steady work; good
wages; call at The Elliott & Reid c.,
West Richmond Aft
The st. Joseph Benevolent society
of St Andrews church will observe
its forty-ninth anniversary today
The order will attend mass at 7:30
O'Clock in body. At ; O'Clock in the
afternoon there will be a short march
about the district of the church after
which services will be held at the
church. The sermon will be delivered
by the Rev. Brockmann, of Carthagin-
| ia, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-21

Use artificial gas for light and heat
loft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-21

Use artificial gas for light and neat
loft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

The Rolf Seeburg Ship Chandlery Company of Mobile, has increased it's capital stock from $50,OO0 to s1OO, ,OOO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
HuntsDille Socisty

Huntsville March 2.--(Special.) - Mrs Nell Ryan entertained on Friday evening in compliment to Miss Lizzie Lee Allen of Chattanooga, and Miss Nell Reese of Fayetteville.
 Miss Josie SwaSsy entertained the members of the Syastika Club on Wed nesday evening.
 Mrs. Charles H. Purley and children, have returned to Greenbrier, after visiting Mrs Douglas Taylor.
 Mrs. T. H. Fossick has returned to Redwood Ala, after visiting Mrs. J! J. Crittenden.
 Mrs Carl +. Lundgren and Miss Mary Lou Harris, have gone to Birmingham to visit relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Will German and Miss Rosa Cochran have been visiting relatives here this week.
 Mesdames Oscar Harris and Robert Moore are visiting relatives in Nash vile.
 Miss Demie Dennis and Mrs. John DeYoung have returned from Kelso.
 Miss Ada French is at home after visiting friends at Taylorsville.
 Miss Tommie Bragg of Hurricane, Is visiting Miss Ina Bales.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilson of Tullahoma, are visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Milton Baldridge has returned to Nashville after visiting relatives here.
 Mi=ses Irma and Annie Schiffman have returned to Nashville.
 Mrs Sam Darwin and Miss Margaret Darwin of Moores Mill. are visiting Mrs. Joseph McCown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hubbard Kelley of Jeff, have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Robert orgain this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnson, have returned to Athens.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Blackwell and Miss Ruby Blackwell have returned to their home in New Market.
 Miss Clara Jones has gone to Green wood, Miss. to reside.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Drake of Browns boro. have been visiting here this week.
 Mrs. R. N. Davis has returned from a visit in Gurley.
 Miss Mary Gayce has returned to Citronelle, Ala. Miss Ellie Villines of Birmingham. Is visiting her parents in Huntsville.
 Miss Mollie Epps has returned to De- catur after visiting Mrs Kate Pride.
 Mrs. George Hunter has returned to her home in Boaz after visiting Mrs.
 Wells.
 Mrs. Robert Herstein has gone to At lanta to visit relatives.
 Mrs. John A Lusk of GuntersviIle. has returned to her home after visiting Mrs. M. R. Murray. Mrs. J. D. Bush has returned to De- catur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

Catarrh is not only dangerous but 1t lauses bad breath, alteration, death and de- say of bones, loss of thinking and reasoning bower, kills ambition and energy. often causes loss of appetite. indigestion, dyspep- ia, raw throat and reaches to general de- billty. idiooy. and insanity. It needs atten- jon at once. Cure 1t with Hauss' Catarrh Fure. It is a quick radical, permanent cure because it rids the system of the poison Terms that cause catarrh.
 In order to prove to all who are suffering g rom this dangerous and loathsome disease hat Gauss Catarrh Cure will actually cure my case of catarrh quickly. matter how ong standing how bad. l will send a rial package by mall free of all cost. Send IS your name and address to-day and the treatment will be sent you by return mail Try iti It will positively that you will be welcomed instead of summed by TOUT friends c. E. GAUSS s90S Main St Marshall. Mich. Fill out coupon below.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
Charged with Stealing Horse in Jack son Counfy.

MART 8E0 rNAt1 0tN81A88 A&0s1~ -
 son County.
 Scottsboro, March 2.--lSpecial. )--J ohh Quinn, the white man arrested at Win chester. Tenn. on the charge of steal- ing a valuable horse from Mir. Arnold ct Hollywood, near this place, was glv- en a preliminary trial before Hon. w w. McCutchen, judge of probate, today and remanded to jail to await the ae- ton of the grand jury, which will con vene Monday.
 Judge John II. Vaught has sold the stevenson Chronical. a newspaper pun lished at stevenson, and will retire from the field of journalism. Judge vaught has been the editor of this paper for the last fifteen years, and was q good newspaper man.
 The excavating in Lookout Mountain turned on the Memphis division of the Southern Railway--the Stevenson ex- tension will in all probability be com pleted within the next four months. It is estimated that two-thirds of the ex- cavating in the tunnel has been com pleted.
 Mrs. Fender is dead at her home near town She was 7a years old. Her death was due to senile debility. She leaves a large family connection in the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States Court yesterday by Henry G. Sledge, la borer of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
NeuG,s M Brief

The Rolf Seeburg Ship Chandlery Company of Mobile, has increased its capital stock from $50,O00 to $1O0,OOO.
 A marriage license was issued yes- terday from the Probate office to Cleve Lawrence and Ada Rutherford.
 A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States Court yesterday by Henry G. Sledge, a la- borer of Montgomery.
 The fire department extinguished a fire in a store room above the store of the Snow Tullis Hardware Company on Lee street, at 4.30 o'clock yesterday morning. The damage done was slight.
 The last two days have been happy ones for employees of the city. yester- day being weekly payday and Friday a monthly payday. City Treasurer Williams and City Clerk Farley were kept busy during both days cashing warrants presented them.
 A building permit issued from the city engineers office yesterday to Dem his Carr for the erection of a two stoy frame house on Court street be- tween Scott and High streets. Its cost is to be $5.00O.
 Governor Conner yesterday appointed G. H. Arlington of Tennille, Coffee county; John D. Leigh of Brewton, Escambia county; D. s. Nash of Brew ton, Escambia county; Miss Mamie l.. weldon of Birmingham; W. W. Clay ton of Birmingham; and Thomas H. Shirley of Birmingham, notaries pub lie.
 The Boyles- Carmichael Mercantile Company of Thomasvile. has filed with Secretary of State Julian notice of its corporation in Clarke county by W. D. Boyles C. c. Carmichael and J. V. Boyles. It's capital stock is 7,500.
 The City Buggy Company of Besse- mer has filed with the Secretary of State notice of it's incorporation in Jefferson county by Sam Romano, Oddo Pasquale and Annie Romano, It's capital stock Is S10,000.
 James Whitley, a white man, in- dicted by the grand jury on a charge of abandonment, was arrested in West End early yesterday morning by Dep mitted to jail.
 The Union Mechanic Social Club, society organized for the social and literary advancement of it's members, hled papers of incorporation yesterday in the office of the Probate Judge, The officers of the club are: l.. G. HiO. presidents l.. N. Cloud. vice pres ident: D. S. simpson, secretary and treasurer. The club has fifteen mem bers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

A marriage license was issued yes- terday from the Probate office to Cleve Lawrence and Ada Rutherford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

We have large supply of Daybrealk Fertilizers and Acid Phosphates on hand at cur warehouse, and you don't have to wait.
 Marks and Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
Very Popular ''CIuny" Laces
 For Monday.

R0LUNY LACES--Nearly everyone knows how hard it is to secure these faces. Our buyer made lucky find last week, and Monday will be probably be the last Sale White, Ecru and Arab Shades, in very exclusive patterns You are thinking of a beautiful "CIuny'' Waist by now and Monday will be chance for this thought to become reality. Real Cluny
 patterns up to 9 and 10 inches lOc in width Monday tJ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
QUINN GODS To JAIL.

the Senate. 1t was adopted, on motion of Senator Leith. without discussion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
Lionel pecle Dead.

London, March 2--Lionel Decle, the noted English traveller, newspaper cor respondent and author. died here yes tas5AD-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

The fire department extinguished a fire in a store room above the store of the Snow -Tullis Hardware Company on Lee street. at 4.30 o'clock yesterday morning. The damage done was slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

A building permit issued from the city engineers office yesterday to Dem his Carr for the erection of two stoy frame house on Court street be- tween Scott and High streets. Its cost Is to be 5000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

The last two days have been happy ones for employees of the city, yester- day being weekly payday and Friday a monthly payday. City Treasurer Williams and City Clerk Farley were kept busy during both days cashing warrants presented them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

James Whitley, a white man, in- dicted by the grand jury on a charge of abandonment, was arrested in West End early yesterday morning by Dep uty Sheriff George Norman and com mitted to jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

The Boyles- Carmichael Mercantile Company of Thomasville. has filed with of State Julian notice of its in Clarke county by W. D. Boyles, C. c. Carmichael and J. V. Boyles. It's capital stock is $7,500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

Vote for
 Dr. s. H. Saul for Alderman Ward 2.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-07
SPORTING
GOSS SIP b OIL.

The New York Highlanders viii have
n team that viii be in the running for
FIRST place next season II they they
k-ep up the good work. Griffith is out
AFTER the best material he can lay hands
81 ana appreciating the fact that the
Giants have fallen from their high
place III the eyes OF the fairs, he Is GO
ing 10 put in a team that will pull
tile crowds to his grounds. Now that
he has Niles for second. Hemphtll for
center and Glade for pitcher with a big
possibility or having Stahl somewhere
in the inheld, and Willie Keller, Eloer-
field and Hal Chase who signed yester-
day doing their regular stunts, Grh
Will have money getter.
The Yale football team already has
its eyes ahead ten days for the big
game with the Tigers. The bulldog
1 will have 70 fight hard and with
/ team the makeup of which is yet
/ puzzle. But the material is there
\ nevertheless and the coaches are on
hand to whip it into shape
The sale OF tickets for the Michi-
gan-Penna game on Nov. 16. has been
reported extremely large. Fifteen
thousand seats were disposed OF at Ann
Harbor the first day.
The report comes from Los Angeles
that the Young Donahue- George Mem
sic bout is a fixture. The fight is sched-
uled TO take place at Tom McCarey' 5
club Nov. PC. and is limited to twenty
rounds Donahue will win that bout
If Is in shape and Johnny Mach, his
manager. promises that he viii be in
form. Donahue is not known very
well in the west. but in the east he is
regarded as the next lightweight
champion. He already has ten round
draw with Memsic to his credit at In
dianapolis In a private bout of five
rounds in the east with Battling Mel.
son last winter he made the lattel
] look like a selling platter
The Herman Mcfarland bout Is tn,
next big thing in these parts and a BIZ
crowd viii go down to Davenport from
E Chicago, while few of the regular
e from hereabouts will be on hand. TIL
I fight is on Nov 81.
VIII Hanly and Sheriff Smuzer OF La
? Porte, stop the fstic carnival in tina
city tonight? Yes is the answer IT |
=, in the forbidden land. north of In
t dianapolis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-07

quarter.
Two party. s14 per quarter.
Nickel slot service-For outgoing
calls: Single party lines, 20 cents per
day
Two party lines. 12lz cents per day.
Four party lines, cents per day.
Public Telephones.
For any message within the city, 5
cents.
These rates are subject to change by
the city at the end Of thirty months.
Eighteen months are allowed the
company in which to make the extern
sions and improvements required by
the ordinance.
Section 5. limiting the net earnings
of the company to 10 per cent on its
Investment. was killed in its entirety
Fight In vain For Concessions.
Every step of the way the opposition
fought for concessions in the rates for
various kinds of service, but to little
effect The contest on this section be
gan at o'clock in the afternoon and
lasted until after IL in the evening
but only in two or three instances were
reductions obtained and these were
slight.
After all the years we have waited
to come face to face and hand to hand
with this company, these are all the
concessions we get" exclaimed Alder
man Fulton at the close of an impas-
stoned appeal. After their systematic
robbery OF subscribers, who were com
PEELED to pay $175 instead of s125, this
company has the effrontery to ask this
grant"
| other Provisions Untouched.
| In the last hours Alderman Deve1
sought vainly to secure the adoption o
amendments regulating the working
hours and other conditions of employ
ment of the telephone operators. But
as in the other instances. the sugges
tions went down before the RUTHLESS
vote of the solid majority.
/ Finally, at 2 a. M, with the amend
ments disapproved by the company be
ing swept aside with the usual pre-
cision, the aldermen of the opposition
/ became disgusted and began TO SHOW
signs Of WEAKNESS At Pas o'clock tn
measure was adopted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-07
ELOPING HEIRESS HOME
Maloney Family Confers on
Girls Marriage Osborne
Expects Agreement.

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. although
all persons concerned maintain silence,
IL IS asserted that members of the inn
mediate family of Martin Maloney, the
millionaire dnancier, assembled here to-
night TO arrange an adjustment Of the
affairs centered around the marriage OF
Helen Maloney to Herbert Osborne,
which became public after Miss Ma
Loney's elopement with samuel Clark
son, young Englishman. on oct. 4.
Uncle Brings Girl Home.
Neighbors and others declare that Mr..
and Mrs. Maloney and Andrew Maloner.
a brother of Martin Maloney, and Mrs.
Carbery Richie a sister OF Miss Malon-
ey., were at the Maloney home on West
Logan Square today and that Miss
Helen Maloney subsequently was
brought TO the house by her uncle, An
1rey Maloney, in closed carriage. Her
arrival was followed tonight by that 81
young Osborne and his attorney. VIII
iam j. Tanning. Of New York.
Osborne Expects Agreement.
The house is closed 10 all enquireIs
but it IS asserted that Osborne said Il
a friend Of the Maloney family that h,
had not embraced the Catholic faith
but that matters would be satisfactorily
adjusted. No authorized statement ha!
been secured from any member of til,
family
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-07

long lingering look at the suit case
containing his immaculate swallow
tail, which had arrived long before
he put in an appearance, and then. muf-
muring, it cannot be-" he dashed onto
the stage without so much as putting
on clean collar or changing ends to
his cuffs.
It was an embarrassing moment for
Burton when he first faced the cor
rectly CARRIED, immaculate and eager
throng. He longed to tell them how
it was, but was not at liberty to make
a public announcement of his friends
marriage to the audience. so he con-
tented himself with three apologies,
one alt the beginning of the lecture,
one in the middle. and the other near
the end.
The lecturer, however, explained the
situation to a few Of his friends after
the lecture was ended. Incidentally
he has taken a mighty oath hereafter
never to go ten miles from the lee
ture hall on a day when he is SEIZED
uled to speak. without carrying
black broadcloth clawhammer along in
his grip.
In the meantime the marriage had
been duly solemnized and every one but
Burton was happy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-07
KAISER SEEKS A REST
Announces Intention of Re
naming Fortnight on
Isle of Wight.

Berlin. Nov 7.-Emperor Williams
announced intention Of remaining a
fortnight on the isle Of Wight after
his visit to the British court, upon
the advice of his physicians and in
order to complete his recovery from an
attack Of catarrh,' is mystifying to
court circles. because the emperor.
with the exception of slight cold re-
naming after his recent attack of in
fuenza appears TO be In perfect health.
Professor Schmidt the throat and
nose specialist Of Frankfort. who ex-
cIsed the polyp from the emperor's
throat in 1908, was in Berlin last week.
He said there was not the slightest
trace Of a recurrence of the growth,
and that his majesty's throat was alb
soutely normal. Speculations there
fore. chat the old trouble may possibly
have returned are out OF the question
1t was hinted yesterday that the re-
vclatlous I'm the Moltke- Harden suit
have $50 proved ON the emperor that he
Is suffering severely from insomnia
For several weeks no has not had two
consecutive hours OF sleep. and he
spends "a great part OF The night walk
lng about his bedroom,
kaiser Appears Ia Good Health.
member of tho imperial encourage,
who apopt an hour and a half with the
emperor today. said.
Ills maloaty remarked that the cold
which had made him wretched for a
week had now left him. I knew OF the
emperora purpose TO rest on the isle
81 Wight. and ! studied his voice ia
seo IL il was amy different from usual
/ Il was quite the same. clear and rather
/ loud Seemingly there was no stop
page in The head. as might result from
catarrhal trouble
The emperor drove through Inter
den Linden before o'clock yester-
day morning and then went through
/ the park lie appeared 10 he in un-
commonly good health and talked ami.
matedly with his adjutants
II appears 10 be probable that IN,
/ emperor. in deciding to stay at tn,
| isle OF Wight. realty wishes TO be away
from the cares Of state for a couple o
weeks and thus relieve himself from
engagements thRt now seem burden
some, as he has been working Yer,
hard recently.
Empress Augusta Victoria. aeeo~s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-07
FREEFROMBOGUSGOUNT
Grand Niece Of Presi-
dent Van Buren, Grant
ed a Divorce.

Naples. italy. Nov 6.-Countess al
Castelmenardo, who was Miss Edith
Van Burean OF New York. obtained
legal separation from her noble" hus-
band
The Countess di Castelmenardo was
one of the most beautiful women in
Europe. besides belonging to one Of
the best known families in the United
States. She is the great grandniece Of
President Van Buren,, and the daughter
of the late General Thomas 3. Van
Buren,, formerly American minister at
Toxic. Her mother was the daughter
of Joseph Sheffield. who founded the
Sheffield scientific school at Yale; 50
she was a niece by marriage Of the
late William Walter Phelps.
Details Husbands Cruelty.
A short time ago the beautiful
countess appeared in the court Of APP
peals here and testified to her hus-
bands cruelty and rapacity. 1t then
became known that the counts title
was bogus when he married her in
Nice seven years ago. His American
wife to prevent scandal, spent a sum
to gain the count a certain legal right
to the name he had appropriated.
But bad as she knew him to be, the
| countess received a frightful shock
when the chief of police of Naples
testified that the man with whom she
mated is a camorrist, who has under
gone penal servitude and who is still
subject to police surveillance.
Even before the honeymoon was
completed, the countess says. her hus-
band began his brutal treatment, and
this grew with their married life.
Has Count Arrested.
Finally at the urgency Of her broth
er, the American Consul at Nice she
caused the counts arrest in Genoa last
year. He was convicted Of unfaithful
ness and cruelty and was sentenced to
three months imprisonment and to pay
! the costs of the action.
Miss Van Buren, went to Klondike
in 1898 with Mrs. Roswell d. Hitch
cock widow of Commander Hitchcock
United States navy. of New York She
staked out a claim near Dawson anc
sold canned gods to the miners or
week days and sung hymns to them OF
Sunday. From the Klondike Miss Var
Buren, started around the world 70,
New York. She met the Count in Nice