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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-18
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Women to know Queen
Balm cures their peculiar ailments
and Irregularities. Send 10 cents
for ten days trial treatment. Ad
dress Lock Box 451, indianapolis,
Ind. LIT
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room.
electric light. heat and bath. a2a
n 18th ST. lott
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WANTED.


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WANTED-Roomers and boarders at
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WANTED-B oarders: in good modern
home. Call 300 Richmond ave. 1877
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son Printing K Mfg. Co. Opportun!
ty to learn trade. 1S-tf
WANTED-Position as housekeeper
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WANTED Experienced girl to help
take care of children; one on west
side preferred; references required;
326 Pearl street. 1S-1t
WANTED-Boy and experienced men
in covering department.. ]. NJ. Hut
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WANTED-A second hand base burn
er in good condition. SO S. 9th. list
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any waist, easy seller, good profits.
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Chicago Ill 12-7t
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VIII equip shop for you or furnish
positions. Few weeks completes
Constant practice, careful instruc.
tons, tools given, SATURDAY wages,
diplomas granted. Write for cata-
logue. Moler Barber College, Gin
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WANTED-Men to learn barber
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FOR RENTING houses. one strictly
up to date 6 rooms. On the corner
of Second and South A SITS. Call
by phone or at my house. Alfred
Underhill. 1877
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. use of
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FOR Rem Five to 7-room flat. 33i
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JR RENT-New house, 6 rooms, SOB
South 10th. Call 5 n. Sth st. 1S-2t
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Throw away pills and strong cathartics which
are violent In action. and always have on hand
DR.. Caldwelis Syrup Pepstn. the guaranteed
ere for constipation and all diseases artaing
from stomach trouble.
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FOR SALE.

Real estate and merchandise stocks.
Porterfield. Kelly block. 7-tf
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FOR SALE-Base burner cheap. 112o
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EpistoIary Correspondence.

Lindley D. Clark of Washington, D.
c., member of the Baltimore yearly
meeting read a short report of the
condition of the epistolary correspon-
dence. AS the system is almost as
old as the Friends church itself. it
should not be dropped he maintained,
but carried on in TIE future with
greater care than has been given 20 it
in the past.
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WANTED-Roomers and boarders at
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PHOTOGRAPHER.

F. J. PARSONS, Leading Photograph.
er, 704 Main street Phone $50.
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WANTED Experienced girl to help
take care of children; one on west
side preferred; references required;
$40 Pearl street 1S-1t
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Margaret Carey Speaks.

should seek the Office for the good
they might do in it.
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ANTED-BOarders: in good modern
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ant or office girl. Address M
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WANTED-Your carpets, rugs and up
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New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

Paris several months ago. He put his Jewels val
ued at N1.OH In strong box when he retired one
missing. ' IVA
The valet, who was subsequently found in New
York returned to Paris recently with Mr. smith
and took him 70 the room in the hotel where the
stolen gems were hidden The hotel management
acknowledged finding the empty strong boy U-hicL
they thought was an internal machine and de-
cared II was carried away by a rag picker
Mr.. Smith said that a bellooy was wearing ona
of his valuable pearl pins. The bov declared bs
had found II in the yard. Mr. Smith said ne asks
to have private detectives put on the case, and
thought II the hotel management had followed
gems would have been recovered ~
Mr. Smith believes the servants and the peonIs
Of the loot. S'' 0i'''i9
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
TRUCE FOR Mr.. METZ.
Furry about His Property Trans
action Ends WithOut BL0zcs.

truce was declared last night between the
Controllers Office and the Assistant Corporation
Counsels who have been saying things about the
wastefulness of the Controllers office in buying
Cherry street lots for S215OCO private sale when
according to Assistant Corporation Counsel Olen-
dorf the city should not have paid much more than
half that sum. parting broadside was fired by
each side last night, but no hurt. The
Controller said:
The more Light we can get these subjects tho
better l will like it. and from what have seen
years in the Corporation Counsers office that even
city Of the facts will 60 far toward amending and
preventing in the future the ills Of the past, and
methods that have been prevailing, Mr.. Ellison at
II our friends would only realize that I am not
attacking their integrity, but simply their com
baye j9 gG9d sa Gei fe c can 9Ry rePsat @ what
potency than through dishonesty,
Any other person has any evidence to show that
Mt BIown head OF the real estate division IN the
Finance Department, either before took office or
since, has done anything in the acquisition prop
DO would be to give It tone to e cG ceTtsinlT Would
do If knew of anything against empIoye in
any other department.
The reply of the Assistant Corporation Counsels
was the publication of letter written TO the Con-
troller April 10 last critcising the private pur-
chase Of the Cherry street lots and asserting, in
part, as follows
submitted m the matter to Mr.. Harris the as
ings now pending on South, oliver and Water
streets, on James, Oak and Oliver streets and on
Glint9n and Cherry streets Mr.. Harris Informs me
that the appraisal furnished you by Mr.. Jacoby
, VINO mas elIher testihed or will testify in the pro-
actual sales recently in this neighborhood. Upon
me receipt OF your letter Mr.. Harris submitted
me properly Tor appraisal to one of the largest
II not the largest-real estate firms of brokers in
at $4,000 i0 Pi'pei'S
Charles D. olendorf. Assistant Corporation Coun
sci, had this to say:
Some one in the Finance Department ,s Ioaa,,,.
ton. "a 'ii4SiiiAotI ma
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
MAYOR WANTS $4,000.
Commission to DeJise Means for
Cleaning City Streets.

Mayor Mcclellan sent letter yesterday the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment asking for
$4,000 for a commission, to be composed of II.
de B. Parsons, Samuel s. Winery and Rudolph
Herring. who are to report the best method OF
cleaning the streets and dsposins of the city's
waste
1T is the intention" said the Mayor ito de-
eide quickly policy for the cleaning OF our
streets. and then follow the methods advocated by
the best engineers. 1t is a large problem. Colonel
Warng made a good record when the city con-
tanned about 100000 inhabitants. We are running
along with pretty much the same machinery used
by Colonel Waring. and It Is entirely inadequate
because the city now contains four times the in
habtants that It did twelve years ago and is
spread over much greater area"
The Mayors letter to the board is follows:
respectfully request that your honorable board
authorize the issue of $1,000 from your contingent
fund. the proceeds of which 1 propose devote
to the expenses Of a commission of three engineers
70 investigate and report at an early date
have given careful study to the situation 1t
demands on the time Of the street Cleaning Com
missioner, ii is impossible for him or any other
ing the advances made in solving the problem in
the other great cities of the world.
There have been only slight superficial changes
ing and waste disposal prohIems in a Great man,
years. while distinct advances have been made in
the mechanical handling Of dirt and refuse by
practical change, given the time the Street Clean
Ing Department was bureau OF the Police De
partment has been in uniforming the men and
lmbulng them with a better working spirit.
me rapid growth Of the city, resulting in con
stanty changing conditions. the worst tendency OF
which is towaru congestion of population In GER
the waterfront and the OF the streets for
TRANSFORMATION purposes. has made the adoption of
some new and improved system imperative
The work of developing rapid transit and other
raliroad tunnels and terminals. the extensive
changes now being made in the city's water sup
ply pipes and the rapid changes in the character
OF bulldngs, necessitating the removal of old
structures structures and the erection of modern business
need careful, expert consideration 90 ''
The work below the surface OF the streets the
magnitude OF which is but little understood bas
operated to greatly increase the task of the Street
Cleaning commissioner and make even more me-
essary the services or engineers of Character and
experience foT the formation of plan which will
for the ctys future development ~ "i'o"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
SANITY INQUIRY BEGINS,
Physician Tells of j. B. Hammond's
Mental Condition.

William j A. McIlim, James s Ming and Dr.
Gustav Scholer. the commission appointed to in
quire with sherins jury into the mental condition
or James Bartlett Hammond, president OF the Ham
mond Typewriter Company. held its first session
yesterday in the Sherin's Court
J. a. Young, who appeared for the petitioner
Thomas r Hammond brother. said that Mr.
Hammond was siNty-eght years old and that his
present physical and mental condition was srIpar-
induced by continuous OF alcohol and drngs
The lawyer said SOS shares OF the stock OF the tn
writer company, valued at least at 81 coo each
stood in the name of Mr.. Hammond and that he
also owned considerable amount OF property
Or. Pearce Bailey testified that on April 81 Drior
10 his commitment TO ssnatorium. Mr. Hammond
disease. ~ A'''H"N
His answers TO questions asked him by us vera
incoherent, the witness said, ''and his mind was
clearly affected ~ was
Did Mr. Hammond show any symptoms of IN
dulgenCe IN alcohol or anti-pyrine?" was asked
II did not then notice any
realize his condition ~ NV
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
JURY BARGAIN FAILS.
Tried to Make Judge Rosalsky I'm
pose Light Sentence. Then Disqgrees.

Their desire 10 see a prisoner charged with as
sault on little girl set of with a light sentence
got jury under Judge RosaIsky into trouble yes
terday II attempted to bargain with judge Ro-
salsky 10 let the fellow so with two-year SEN
tence II he was found guilty. When the court
vigorously expressed It's opinion OF such action the
jury went out and sent back word that IT could not
agree> He told the members then that their action
meant that men could ruin and wreck pure worlaD-
hood because a New York jury disagreei and gave
immunity 10 such individuals He said other things
TO them sufficient 10 make almost any man sQurrn-
Judge Rosalsky is trying 70 find out who made the
proposition to bargain with the court and who
suggested the disagreement. When they shufied
out OF the court, ordered 10 report back on Mon
day the Jurors all looked most rena rka5ly sheep
ish. or the testimony against Frederick Schone-
land. the prisoner, Judge Rosalsky said when the
jury made its proposition: In seventeen years ex-
perience have prosecuted and defended this class
OF cases. and believe 7 thoroughly conyer-
SAINT wits their characteristics. undertake state
that II ever there was a prosecutrtx who told a
story which a mind open to conviction ought TO
accept. It was the little girl in this case"
The jury had been out only a little while before
II told the judge that 1t would convict the ulan y
consider this a piece OF great inpertinenCe, said
Judge Rosalsky, as he sent the twelve men back
I Will make no bargain with YOU You so back
20 your room and do your duty
I'M In attis while the Jurors returned and A saa
tney mad ,dlSasreed- You were willing 10 coI-
Vct the judge said sternly. If the court would
bargain with YOU as TO what punishment Il any.
should be meted out 70 this defendant This jury
sent a communication 10 this court asking IL. Y !.
found the defendant guilty If he wCIld recelVs
a greater punishment than two years.
I Will discharge you until next Monday, wleI.
any other action IS necessary. Let your own
conScienceS answer for your conduct
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
NEGRO ON POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
Recorder Dancy, of Washington, Advises
His Race to Go Slowly.

John c. Dancy. recorder of deeds OF the District
Of Columbia, who has OF the highest offices
ever held by negro in this country, was in this
city yesterday, and many negro politicians were
in conference with him. Considerable Significance
is attached to his visit. he attended the annual
convention Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church just held in Brooklyn
Mr.. Dancy denied however that he was here on
a political mission
or the negro leaders yesterday when the recorder
was seen in earnest conversation with one or the
general officers of the Zion Church
Fresident Roosevelt has only recently dome the
"nest thng for the negroes OF Washington ne
Sao' IN appointing two representatives OF the
race on the commission that is TO have supervision
OF oeautifying the city and improving It's streets
ana making life in the city more beautiful and at
uacuVe. The appointment of Ralph Tyler NJ
O"o' 70 an authorship In the Treasury Depart
illeht although mtsconstrued by the enemies OF
the administration was another evidenoe +bo+ .bo
President has not abated one iota as 70 hIs AZ
Ilahu Tor square deal for the negro The onno-
sIlion that is being manifested on the part of GER
tam co4ored men Is being conducted by those who
are anxious to be on the band wagon am NOT
mere on any political mission at all I hsva bean
general olrcer IN the African Methodist EpiscopaI
Zion convention for twenty-three wars o.
huaiIy visit the New Jersey, New York and Nevv
England conferences where know all tha -
DeTs ana renew acQuaintanceships / have dona
cast ioF .men'y years wherever my lot has been
whatever may be said against him n rnr.+ I. anu n
conceded by all careful students of hstorv tSat no
man since Grant mas done more positive things In
our interest than he has DONE and time will nroua
the value of his friendship at moment whan ye
most need friends The election is soma weu W. W.
yet, and it might be we'll for the unintiafsd a on OH
political game to await the clearing Of the m sta ne
President ~ shAii not Do
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
ALLEGED POOR BOX THIEVES CAUGHT.
Baltimore Police Think They Have Robbers
of Catholic Church in This City.

Baltimore. June 5.-With the arrest to-day 0A
a man and woman on charges OF robeins tn'
poor boxes in Catholic churches here the pon0,
believe they have one OF the men who attenp's1
TO rob the Church OF the Immaculate Concepu0l,
New York City, and escaped after pistol auS'
with the priests.
A complete set OF instruments used IN tA'
poor box operations and a newspaper clippins
giving an account OF the New York case weTs
found in the room OF the couple, who gave -
names as Louis C. Morano and Mary Bow Bow
Upon arraiSnment in court they were reI'lahIe~
20 Jail for hearing later,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

false 70 his trust. He had kept his fancee wait
ing Indefinitely at the church last March, and
the wedding called off
What have you to say to that?" demanded
the magistrate Frantz said that his friends
WouIdn let him go TO the wedding and that
ne mad received more drink than he could stand
FrantZ was then asked II he was ready to
marry MISS Roth. He wasn't, but when a So
journ in Jail was put before him as an aIterna
tive he decided to marry the girl The mar
riage contracts were signed then and there.
Frantz was then discharged
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
CRIPPLED CHILDREN IN WRECK
Wagon in Which They Were Bound for an
Outing Upset in AID Street.

Fifteen crippled children who were being taken
10 the country for an outing under the auspices OF
the Free School for Crippled Children Association
narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday, when
the wagon in which they were riding TO the Grand
Cehtral station was upset by q southbound 42d
street 81 car. Fourteen of them. with the execution
n Trac p@a shaklng up, escaped injury MARY
est5 s{. eleVen years old, living at No. 25 Weat
Uo1ll V sLIees, was picked up unconscious She was
scalp wound. oiie nus d nasty
% s7 children were pupils the school at No A.,
to postnona ~ ont Ater the accident 1t was deood
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
MINISTER DELEGATES CIGAR FACTORY
Says He Hopes for. Larger Salary as Result
of Act
[Ry Telegraph to The Trihune. l

Mddletown, N. Y, June 5-The Rev. Stanard
D. Butler, of Christ Universalist Church. OF this
CITY, is probably the first clergyman in this
country TO lay the cornerstone of a cigar manu-
factory. II is being erected by Nathan d. Mills,
wealthy parishioner OF Christ Church. Nj
Butler spoke as follows at the exercises:
Some may question the propriety of my par
ticipation in these exercises. I am here under
temporary spell OF selhshness Anticipating for
Mr.. Mills, therefore. greater prosperity, and
for myself, result thereof. large salary,
respectfully dedicate this building"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
NEW Sd REGIMENT APPOINTMENTS.

Rochester. June 5.-Colonel William Wilson, com
mandng officer Of the new Sd Regiment has mas
the following appointme-as; Harry b. Chas' s,s--
Rochester. battalion quartermaster; l. d. Coins.
reginlantal quartermaster. with rac-' or cap -
George f. Casper. regimental ccTniEissary. W. ~
rank OF captain and James W. WILSON. battalion
adJutant. with rank OF first neubenank: Dr ShI Ior-
oliver Green. assistant surgeon. COMPANY n (nni-
nelli DR.. F. A Hodgman. assistant snrseon. anA
pany II. Auburn. and Dr. James r Allen, sssaSs~
AuyIsou< Company L Qlsan~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

spot where the colony Of the Scottish Darien Com
pany s LANDED i in 1888. and also where the Danes
the island from becoming British territory so that
to-day, after varied history, II is part Of Porto
Rico, instead Of n British colony.
II believe I found both spots as described in the
data we have concerning both landings
Grab Island is an ideal spot. 1t belongs to the
United States, and the wonder IS that so few peopa
have heard Of it, considering its beauty and IDEAL
surroundings" '
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
RETURNS WITHOUT STOLEN GEMS
Sydney Smith and Repentant Valet Search
Paris Hotel in Vain.

After taking his valet to Paris N be, bi
cover strong box of gems which the yolat COW
fessed he had taken, Sydney Smith the real as-
tate man, returned yesterday on the North CIerroa,
Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II with the valet, but
without the jewels. Mr. Smith said the valet +oId
straight story and that the stolen gems would
nave been recovered had 1t not been for the inter
ference and gullibility of the Paris police
M.. smith and number Of friends. with WHOM,
~ LAO 0ssH frareling. geEstersa at . hets, IN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

The Aeronautic Building and Concourse at James,
town is completed and is ready for the exhibits
1t is the first OF its kind erected exclusively
for exhibits and demonstrations OF aerial transporta-
ton. 1t will be dedicated on Saturday when nd
dresses VIII be made by well known scientiffc men
and representatives OF the Aero Club OF America
and the government. -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
PREFERRED MARRIAGE TO JAIL
Tanner Who Deserted Bride at Church
Relents Under Threat

Rather than spend three weeks in jail stephen
D. Frantz, tanner, living at No. 51S East 4th
street, was married yesterday afternoon to Miss
Anna Roth, of No 531 West 29th street. The
ceremony was performed at No. 316 West 54th
street by Colonel Michael E. Duffy, a lawyer.
Frantz was arraigned early in the day in the
West Side court. He was charged with proving
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
Mr. cAPERs ASSUMES OFFICE.

Washington. June 6.-John G. Capers of South
Carolina. who appointed Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue ad interim Yesterday. took the oath
dascharsn Of his dvtieh - S-.S,-,-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
The REXMERE

s. 2. CHURCHILL. NJ. D. Owner
Best equipped hotel in Western Catskils Situated IN
Beautiful Churchill Park, Stamford. n. Y. on
hotel grounds Forty with bath. Booking Office:
Tel. 474s Mad So
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
THE KITTATINNY

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
open all the year Largest.
located hotel at this beautiful Mountain
Its own park. containing 200 OF natr-a,-
picturesque handiwork Numerous diversfo1sEeoTIss
tennis. bowling. pool billiards. fishing boating 49,
The cuisine Of the best table being supplied from,
hotes own farm Newly furnished steam heat. 80
wood nres electric lights; elevators; paors; b.
Vate balconies; spacious verandas. RoOu1S
excellent views; hot and cold running
water IN rooms: baths. Musical cona-tss
morning and evening with frequent Long dis
tance phone and telegraph Office in hotel 1907 book
let showing hotel sceI es IN KiItatiuny Park 4ufo
route map New York 70 Water Gap. on appIication
Special June rates Livery and garage
6. FRANK COPE