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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
TROUBLE AT BARRACKS
Intoxicated swede in Fracas With sal-
 vation Army officers.

vation Army officers.
 The quarters of the Swedish branch of the Salvation army in the Street building, at the corner of State and Chapel streets, was the scene of a lit tie fracas last night, and before it was over Police Officers Coonan and Me- Manus had to interfere and arrest Charles Anderson. Anderson, 1t is said, went into the meeting in an intoxicat- ed condition and insisted on having his own way The officers of the branch did their best to control him, but were unable to do so.
 The disturbance became of such pro- portions that the attention of the po lice officers was called to it and they arrested the disturber. There has been quite a little trouble from this branch, and while those in authority doubtless try their best to preserve order, out breaks frequently occur and are the subject of complaint from those who live or have business in that vicinity.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
FOUND WITH GOODS.
Police Officers Make Arrest While Prob
 ing Burglary.

While probing a burglary at the es- tablishment of D. Steinberg on lower George street last night Officers Tur- bett and Heenan found James McDer- mott, James Kane and James Cum mings in the yard and arrested them on suspicion. All three men were drunk, and when searched at police headquarters Cummings was found to have an assortment of stockings, sus- penders and shoe laces in his pockets. Nothing was found on the other men and they are held simply on the charge of drunkenness, which is not the first time for them. Cummings claims to come from Bridgeport. He was very much intoxicated and totally oblivious to what was going on around him.
 The policemen entered the building by an alleyway on State street. It was in coming out that they found the three men.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
Montana Japs Greet Kuroki.

Missoula, Mont, May 5,-General Ku- roki and party, escorted by General Macarthur, and staff, who are on the way to Washington, to-day made a short stay in Missoula. The occasion was holiday for the Japanese of west ern Montana. who focked to the sta- ton to welcome the war hero. General Kuroki spoke briefly to his countrymen.
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TEA STORE BURGLARY
Small Haul Made from Goodwin &
 Hoppin,

hCpplnt
 The tea and coffee store of Goodwin & Hoppin, at S74 State street, was burglarized early yesterday morning and the cash drawers rihed. It is stat ed that the thieves did not make a very good haul, and that they suc- ceeded in getting only about four dol lars in change which had been left in the store over night. None of the goods in the store was molested as far as could be discovered.
 The work was evidently that of anna teurs. The entrance was made either from window on Pitkin lane side, or in the rear. This is very dark spot
 The burglary was reported to the po- lice and Detective Sergeant Dennehy, who is in charge of the detective bu- reau during the illness of Captain Cowles, detailed man on the case, but up to last night no clue had been obtained.
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SHOWER OF GLASS.

Dancers Collide With Window Over OF~
 ange Street Store.
 Some dancers on the second floor of 142 Orange street were responsible for shower of window glass which crasI- ed upon the pavement about 3 o'clock last night. No one was passing the. spot at the time, but Officer Welch was soon there to inquire into the causes of the disturbance. He mounted to the second floor and demanded entrance in the name of the law He found hirn- self a moment later in the midst of a little party and had the occurrence ex- plained to him. It seems that one couple had somehow in the dance col- lided with the window.
 Officer Welch advised them to be & bit careful for the sake of the people who might be using the sidewalks, and withdrew.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
ALDERMEN TONIGHT.
Pearl Street Extension to Be Voted
 Upon.

A regular meeting of the board of aldermen has been called for tonight The matter of the Pearl street exten- sion comes up for vote tonight. AL derman Loos who is strongly in favor of the extension hopes to get 1t through. It is said by some that the benefits and damages will be declared equal should the matter reach the hands of the board of compensation. There are others in the board, however, who think that the expense will be greater than those who favor it say. The sail ing may not be so easy after all.
 Since the last meeting of the board there have been large number of committee meetings and reports from all the committee are expected.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
NOT ACCOMMODATING.
Madrid Crowd Disappointed When
 Queen Appears for Drive.

Madrid, May 5.-Immense throngs were before the palace from the earli- est hours this morning in consequence of a newspaper announcement that the accouchement of Queen Victoria would occur not later than to-day. The ex- pectant crowds were somewhat disap- pointed, however, when her majesty, apparently in splendid health, drove out both this morning and this after noon. On each occasion she received a most cordial greeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
sHRINERs GATHER.
Los Angeles Their Mecca--Twenty
 Thousand Expected.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 5.-From all parts of the United States, from Mexico and from the Hawaiian Islands, nohles of the Mystic Shrine are gathered to- night in Los Angeles. By morning there will be upwards of 10000 shrlners and their friends in the city, with many still to arrive. The day was de- voted to receiving visiting delegates to the imperial council.
 Among the delegations which have arrived by special train are represen- tatives of Aleppo temple, Boston.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
HERR KEMPF PIQUED
Reichstag Official Resigns Because He
 Was Not Supported.

Berlin, May 5.-Herr Kaempf, the second vice-president of the Reichstag has resigned because the house re- fused to support his ruling in thrice calling the socialist member, Herr Le- debour, to order. The trouble had its origin in vote as to whether Herr Ledebour should suspend his speech, in which an accidental majority of cleri- calls, socialists and poles negative Herr Kaempf's ruling It is expected a majority of the parties will rally and re-elect Herr Kaempf tomorrow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, May 5, 1907.
 Forecast for Monday and Tuesday:--
 For Eastern New York: Increasing cloudiness Monday, rain by night; warmer in the interior; Tuesday rain. light to fresh south winds.
 For New England: Increasing cloud- mess Monday, warmer in west portion, Tuesday rain, fresh south winds
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
$. & $. Lose Warehouse.

Chicago, May 5.-Fire to-day partial ly destroyed an eight story brick ware house of schwarzschild X Sulsberger, meat packers, at the stock yards. caus- ng s1OO,OlO damage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
spanI.h senatorial Electivn..

Madrid, May 5.-The results of the senatorial elections, as far as they have been announced, showed an overwhelm- ing governmental majority, comprising seventy-two conservatives, fourteen liberals and fifteen members of other groups.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
MAY GO TO THE STATE,
Estate of Waterbury Man Valued at
 s5O,OOO,

Waterbury, May 5.-It is thought possible that the estate of Joseph who died suddenly at this place Thursday night, may be eschewed U the state of Connecticut for the want of heirs.
 The property is valued at $50,0OO and SD far as known there are no relatives living. Mir Kindregan is supposed to have a brother in New York, but he has been dead for some years and the orly nephew known so far went to Brazil many years ago, and 1t is not known that he is living.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
FLYER WRECKED.
Burlington Train Runs into Hand- Car--.
 One Killed, Many Injured.

Manhattan, Mont, May 5.-A west bound Burlington flyer was wrecked just east of Manhattan last night by running into hand car. The locomo- tive, the baggage and the smoking car left the track and landed in ditch. Fireman Harry Gilmore was killed and more than 25 passengers injured, some of them seriously.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
Wife of weII-to-Do Mill Plain Farmer
 Shoots Herself.


 Danbury May 5.-Despondency due in some measure, it is believed, to grief over the death of her mother, which occurred recently, is assigned as the reason for the suicide by shooting in the head with a revolver, yesterday af- ternoon, of Mrs. Benjamin Rockwell, wife of well-to-farmer of Mill Plain, a little village five miles west of Dan bury. She left the house suddenly and went to small building in the rear where she was found five minutes later by her father, Alonzo Ellsworth, with bullet hole in her forehead. She was still alive but died three hours later. She was about 30 years old and is sur vived by her husband and father.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
Hotel Man Suicides.

New York, May 5.-Fred Wertheimer, said to be the manager of the Fairfax hotel at Norfolk. Va, committed suicide at the Hotel York here tonight. West heimer shot himself in the head,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
TO BARTHOLDI.
Monument to His Memory to Be Erect
 cd at His Birthplace.


 ed at His Birthplace.
 Paris, May 5-Frederick Auguste Bartholdi. the sculptor of the statue of liberty, enlightening the world, now in New York harbor, is to have 8 monument erected to his memory at his birthplace, Colnar, Alsace. M. Earth oldi died in 1904. It is hoped that the unveiling will take place on May 2S of this year but the organizing committee in Paris, under the presidency of Au- guste Lalance, has not yet received sufficient support to carry on the work, which has been entrusted to the sculp- tor Louis Noel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
Infnnta Has Measles.

Madrid, April 5.-The Infanta Maria Theresa has been attacked by measles. She contracted the disease while nurs- ing her husband, Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
YALE CREW RECALLED. ACTION OF THE FACULTY Regret Over Inability of Crews to Get Together
 at Annapolis.

Annapolis Md, May 5.-After the weather had forced a postponement un-' til Monday and the visitors had con sented to stay over until then, word was received from the University faculty this morning ordering the Yale crew to return to New Haven this af- ternoon without rowing the annual race with the Midshipnen on the Se- vern river.
 Universal regret was expressed over the inability of the crews to get to- gether for a tryout before their meet ing at Poughkeepsie in June. Every effort was made on Saturday after noon to row the race but the weather conditions made it impossible.
 It is understood that the reason why >the Yale crew were called home is be- cause the Yale faculty did not deem it wise to allow the crew men leave of absence for three days. The faculty allowed the men Saturday and Sunday to get back, but when they heard that the race, had been postponed on ac> count of the weather conditions, they considered 1t advisable to call the crew back. The men themselves did not give the idea of returning thought. They considered that as it was impos- sible to race on Saturday, they could easily stay over Sunday. The message to return was quite surprise to them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
Felix Regamey Dead.

Nice, France, May 5.-Felix Regamey, the painter, is dead, He was born in 1s4A
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
Loeal weather Report.

L. M. TARR4 Local Forecaster.
 U. s. Weather Bureau.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
WOMAN SUICIDES.

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
BRIBERY CHARGES MADE
AND ARE ROUNDLY DENIED
Sensational Statements Made Concern
Ing the Paving of Columbus, Ohio,
Street with AsphaIt-contract Of
$125, 900.
Publishers Press.1

Columbus, - After sen
sational statements made by Nelson
Cannon, representative Of an asphalt
street paving concern of Cleveland
regarding a contract here, Cannon
and H. C. Lang, another employee of
the company, were placed under ar
rest on charges of offering brides to
members of the city board of public
service. Cannon claimed that brides
were accepted by Fred j. Immel and
Fred Lied, members of board. Both
emphatically deny the charges. 1t is
said Cannon also implicated Charles
B. Burr, the other member of the
board, and Burr denied the story in
every detail The charges, which also
involve some minor city employees, are
being investigated by the city solicit
tor, George S. Marshall, and will also
be taken before grand jury for in
quiry The head OF the contracting
firm, in dispatches from Cleveland.
also denies the bribery charges, and
says he never heard of any attempt
at bribery in connection with the con-
tract here, which aggregated $125, 900
for paving East Broad street, the
chief residential thoroughfare in the
city. Cannon and Lang were released
from CUSTODY under $500 bond
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
ENGLISH ETCHINGS.

In the United Kingdom 200 out OF
every 100000 persons are employed
as writers or editors.
Alderman ]. A. Parr, the mayor of
Dewsbury, has served in the town
council for over twenty-one years and
has never been absent from a council
meeting
The house of lords consists OF the
spiritual lords of England, the tenn
poral peers of England. Great Britain
and the United Kingdom and of rep
resentative peers of Scotland and Ire
land.
The recent invitations for bids on
cutlery for the British army are prob
ably among the largest ever specified.
These tenders include 100000 table
knives. 100000 table forks and 10000
clasp knives. containing a can opener
and a spike.
A Northampton family. whose five
children Won thirty-five scholarship
medals. recently set up a claim for the
British record in that line Now. how
ever. a London family reports thirty
six secured by six child pupils, Of
whom three also gained London coun-
ty council scholarships before any one
OF them was twelve years old
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
Humor mo Philosophy
BUSY AS BEES.
D DUNCAN n. SMITH

In nearly every commonwealth
In all this great and glorious land
The legislatures are at work
And making laws to beat the band.
They're making laws for you and me.
Designed to help US on our way,
And trying with their might and main
To earn their very modest pay.
The corporations that of yore
Had favors brought in on a tray
Now find the solons are engaged
In looking hard the other way.
The fellows who could see them wink
Or hear them make the slightest cough
Now rise up boldly in their seats
And tell them Just where they get or
This is the era of reform.
The muck rake and the mighty stick
Have made the bribers hesitate
Where formerly they turned the trick
For. To- we've had another deal.
The new has given way to old.
And in this modern day of grace
They can't get action in their gold
That is the way they've started out
To smite corruption on the thigh
And land upon its bury neck
And black its bold and brazen eye.
"A good beginning. you will own.
But will they keep the standard high!
Just wait till they come marching home
And see how large house they buy.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
Hating Proqress.

Chinese reform has been given set
back by an imperial decree that tells
the new educational methods to chase
themselves and instructs the teachers
TO pound into the round heads OF the
Chinese youngsters the great truths
originally printed by Confucius with a
ten cent marking brush.
Possibly the empress dowager con-
siders western learning a Yankee peril,
but II the hopeful young Cinnamon.
after having had their heads lined
with wise sayings several thousand
years old, 60 against students from a
modern business college when they try
to break into commercial life they will
discover that the world has moved up
several pegs since the great teacher
did his heavy thinking.
Knowing Confucius may help the
men whose highest ambition is to laun-
der shirts. but few chapters from the
life of P T. Barnum would prove much
more helpful to the boy who intends
to organize trusts for a living
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
A BUSY PRESS BUREAU
MUCH IN A BRIEF FORM
Incidents of Day in Many States Of
the Union Put in Form for Readers
nor Details.
Publishers Press.1

Berlin. .aE4ous piaces in east
and west Prussia during the past few
days 10 persons froze to death.
Dixon, Ill.-John Hilbert, Ralph
Schartner and Lauren Nye, boys
drowned in Rock river.
Cleveland, O.-Edward Honkiss in.
stantly killed. wife probably fatally
injured, when their carriage was
struck by a passenger train.
ST. Maritz, Switzerland-Coun Van
Bylandt. we'll known sportsman OF
The Hague, killed here during races
on the famous toboggan course
Huntington, w. Va-Serious acct
dent at Yuma mine at Monitor, in
which IL men were frightfully injured
three fatally. All were foreigners.
New York-Charles W. Morse
bought the New YORK and Porto Rice
steamship line, which gives Morse
practical command of the coastwise
shipping trade.
e. Paso, Tex.-Supply warehouse of
Arizona Copper company at Clifton
caught fire from spontaneous combus
ton, and contents valued at $4,000
heavily damaged.
Fremont, Ono trace has been
found of D. r. Murray, alleged forger,
and Glenn Mcdonald, accused of Grim
inal assault, who sawed their way out
of Sandusky county jail.
Cardiff, Wales.-British steamship
Heliopolis collided with British steam
er Orlando. outward bound from Pen
arth. Orlando sank and IA persons
including captain drowned.
Fremont, O.-Isaac M. Keeler. s5,
more than so years editor and pub
Usher of Fremont Journal, is dead.
Mason and an Odd Fellow and long
prominent in both orders
Columbus, O.-Explosion of oil
lamp at home of Robert Richtkert,
ST., of Worthington, O., set fire to the
house, completely destroying 1t and
nearly all household goods. Total
loss $1,000.
New York-Alexander Fullerton,
secretary Of the TheosophicaI society,
announces the death at Adyar, India,
Of Henry Steel Olcott, 75, co-founder
with Nine. Blavatsky of the Theoso-
phists in this country
Highland Light, Mass-Barge Cir
ard. coal laden. went ashore near
Highland Light lifesaving station.
Two of her crew drowned Barge Will
be total loss. The barge Alaska alse
went down with all on board.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
JACKSOMBURG.

Jacksonburg, Ind, Feb. Is, (Spl.)-
Mrs Zerelda Hood is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blose visited rel
atives in Richmond over Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Charles Miller next Thurs
day.
James Scott and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Savage of near Rich
mond Sunday.
Rev. Franklin began a protracted
meeting this evening.
Rachel Coffman is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Dick Howard at Richmond.
Master Reynolds Odom is very sick
with measles.
Mrs. SAINT Ellison is on the sick
list.
Mrs. James Underwood and Mrs.
Grace Rushton were at Greensboro
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Boroughs and
daughter visited Ed Scates and wife
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
AN ATTEMPT At SUICIDE
MADE BY FRANK HOFFMAN
Young Man in Jail at Kansas City on
Charge OF Helping to Kill Clarence
Myers, Grows Desponde nt-Made a
Double Effort.
Publishers Press.1

Kansas -. lS--rranK HC1r
man, under sentence of death with
Mrs. Aggie Myers for killing Clarence
Myers, the woman's husband, attempt
ed TO commit suicide in his cell in
the county jail. stabbing himself in
the breast. His condition is serious
and he may die. Hoffman soaked
matches in water and drank the liquid
but this had no visible effect.
Hoffman, who is % years old. re-
Gently was granted a respite to appeal
his case. He became Respondent late
". The Jail officials are at a loss to
know how he secured the knife.
Mrs Myers is in jail at Liberty. Nc.
Her case was appealed to the United
States supreme court.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
CdreIeSSneSS the Cause
of Many Deaths.
In a Mad Rush, Many are Killed.

While talking to the Instructor last
Saturday at Luken's drug store we
were told that carelessness of health
caused more deaths than any diseases
and the mad rush for money and plea
sure, common in the world today
broke down millions of constitutions
and killed more people than all of the
earthquakes and cyclones. After
waiting on several callers the instruc-
tor continued, People that actually
know Root Juice to be a wonderful
remedy because of the great cures it
has made in their own neighborhoOd,
will often go along from day to day
suffering and putting off getting it
because they dread spending a dollar
or will not neglect business long
enough to come after it, l wish ev-
cry afflicted person of Richmond and
vicinity would come now with out
putting it off another day and get
some Root Juice. l wish it for their
sakes, because it is one of the great
est pleasures of my life to see sick
people get well and that pleasure is
a very common thing to me as /
shake hands with hundreds of people
every month that the great remedy
has relieved of some ailment. 1t cur
ed me of a stomach and kidney troub-
lie after years of suffering. 1t cured
the superintendent of the GARY and
Holiday Lumber company, Carlo, H.,
of the worst case of catarrh of the
stomach, bowels and head / ever saw.
1t cured Mrs. r. G. Moore of Fort
Wayne after half of the doctors of
that city had failed and hers was
desperate case, her stomach. bowels,
liver and kidneys were all badly af-
fected. At the time she commenced
with Root Juice she was so weak
she couldn't raise up in bed. She was
Utterly skin and bones. In a few
weeks she gained 90 pounds and was
doing her house work and doing for
her family. Look at this bunch of let
ters and you will see by the post mark
every one was received since we
came to Richmond and no rational
being can doubt the wonderful avail
ing properties of Root Juice after
reading them, and know of hundreds
of other cases just as bad. Both my
wife and self are in Richmond to show
the people and prove every claim
made The reporter was told the
rush for the medicine was nothing
for $3.50. 1t will be shipped to peo-
pie out of town on receipt of price,
express charges prepaid