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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
OVER SEVEN HUNDRED
MILES FROM HAWAII
The Fleet Is Making Rapid
Progress.

Honolulu. July 2T.-Wireless mes
sages received here gave the position
of the American fleet at s p. m. last
night at latitude 9:32 north, longitude
1 :63 west, a distance of IT'S miles from
Honolulu. The weather was reported
fair and warm with a moderate sea-
The Minnesota, which at that hour
was 800 miles astern of the fleet, was
making II knots and was expected to
rejoin the fleet on Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
Fifteen YEAR OLD
HUSBAND SUICIDES
Could Not Live With Twelve
Year Old Bride.

Sergeant, KY. July 27.-Leonard
Hall. the Is year old son of Elder
Joseph Hall, Baptist preacher at
Hilliard. committed suicide in the
home of his father by shooting him.
self with a shotgun. For several weeks
the boy had been respondent and it
was feared he would have to be placed
in an insane asylum. He was married
two months ago to little Miss Rhoda
Profit, barely Il years old, his school
mate. with whom the boy husband had
not lived happily. /,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
AMERICANS REACH
OUT TO EUROPE
Bankers to Put Money Order
Business Abroad.

New York, July 27.-The American
Bankers association is planning to
extend its money order business
sociation to compete with the express
companies who, up to the present,
have carried on an extensive business
in money orders. 1t will arrange to
have the associations money orders
accepted everywhere, as express
money orders are now.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
THREE ARE KILLED
AND THREE INJURED
FriscosPassenger Train Was
DeraiIed.

TT. Smith, Ark, July 27.-Three
persons were killed and three others
more ore less injured between Good
land and Hugo, near here, yesterday
afternoon, when Frisco passenger
train No. 6, due in Fl Smith at six
o'clock last night, was derailed. The
dead are Mike Hickey. engineer; E.
d. Clark, express messenger, and an
unidentified tramp. The injured are:
Postal. Clerk Miller, Fireman Jackson
and news agent on the train. None
oflthe passengers was hurt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
EFFORTS TO ROB
BANK FRUSTRATED
Citizen Sounds Alarm, ARGUS
ing the Town.

Webster City. Ia, July 27.-Robbers
were frustrated in an attempt to rob
the First National bank here at an
early hour this morning. ]. A. Mertz,
in passing the rear of the bank, came
upon the men. They assaulted him
but his loud cries brought the police.
The robbers leaped upon a freight
train just pulling out of the yards
and before the train could be reach
ed at it's next stop. fifteen miles away,
the men had made good their escape.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
MAN SHOT IN
HEAD, SIMPLY ANGRY
Wanted "To Lick" Man Who
Had Hit Him.

Pittsburg, July 27.-"Iu lick the Tel.
low who threw that stone!' yelled
Joseph Marasky, a Glassport foreign.
marksmen.
Maraskey had ben standing near a
target at which other foreigners were
shooting with revolvers, when a Sc
caliber bullet glanced from his fore
head. Only flesh wound was made
and the bullet flatened against his
skull and fell to the ground. When
convinced that he had been shot Ma
raskey had the wound dressed and
continued his celebration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
STREET IMPROVED.

improvements of a temporary nature
are being made to North D street
from Fort Wayne avenue to the Penn
sylvania freight depot. Gravel has
been hauled from the river bottom and
distributed along the street. Mixed
with the gravel are slabs of limestone
eight inches in width. The steam roll
Ter is being used in the effort to pack
the material. This street is one of
the most used in the city for heavy
hauling.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27

. FOR RENT Z
= 335 s. w. 3RD. Z
. SIX ROOM HOUSE. Z
. ELECTRIC LIGHT, Z
. BOTH KINDS WATER. Z
= See 7. w. Hadley. Phone 22e2. Z
= . ~ . . 80 <>><<> Z
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
CRUISE POPULAR.
Few Men Desert Great Atlantic Battle
ship Fleet.

Washington, July 27.-The total
number of absentees from the Atlantic
battleship fleet when it left San Fran
cisco was 1923 enlisted men. There
are about $4,000 men on the fleet. The
absentees are about l per cent Of the
full enlisted complement of the YES
sells. Officials Of the navy department
believe that not more than one quar-
ter of this number have deserted. The
small percentage of absentees proved
to the satisfaction of the navy depart
ment officials that the world cruise
is popular with the enlisted men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF

The Hospital Spring Grove Auto
mobile will this week make regular
trips to the Hospital and Spring
Grove, leaving the corner OF sth and
Main streets, as follows: 800 and
1870 a. M. and 200, 400. 600 and
tee = -
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
NEWS OF OTERO COUNTY
COMPILED By
CeEar FAniY JousnAl REPRESENTATIVES

toxn of Sxink. This mistake dis
qualities the petition and i, Will not
be voted on at the city election, bu;
strenuous efforts viii be made with
a new petition which wiIi be cireu-
lated and which viii take in the pre-
cinet in which the toxin Is located
and this VIII Be attached 20 the hal
lot al the general election this fall
As quite number Of voters are in
favor Of a dry precinct. II is very
likely that the town viii be made
dry" whether il wants to be or
not
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
SveAR csTy

Ben Morrison has novel into the
Blue Front
Dave Diggory is reported some
what better.
Mr.. wintermute left for Decatur.
IN. Tuesday
The boys from tn factory have
all gone fishing
Judge Richards IS doing "a Land
Office business I"
Mr.. Burgess was up from airing
ton Wednesday.
A timely frost checked the fruit
buds. which are getting too early a
start
Mr. Montgomery has arrived and
will spend the summer on his farm
west of town
Water seems to command prem
iuun these days. The price of one
lawn irrigation has advanced to s.
The big red auto took another lay
of Sunday. Disappointing party
which had i, chartered for the after
Noon
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

|piay- The HeSien BssA PRESENT Il
|snre msse uIth the sr.nir effects.
meiuise II tIe s1pii ersniiag of n
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La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
OtxEY.

E n. Freeman was an oryiway
visitor Saturday.
Carl Younger spent a few hours
in Fowler Monday
The Farmers Alliance received a
car of coal TINS week.
W H. Hackwor,h made a business
trip to Pueblo Tuesday.
A number of young people enjoyed
a picnic al the river Saturday.
H. B. Millhouse returned from
Haswell. Colo. Sunday morning.
Miss Josie Maucher. of Rocky Ford
spent a few days q; horne this week.
Mrs. Eimunds. of Denver. isvisit-
ing her daughter. Mrs. E z. Curtis.
Donald Dcsner. Of Pueblo. Is
SPENDING the spring VACATION at the
Mccoy ranch
Ira Gilbert IS having his new hoss.e
papered and they wiii probably move
into II on Thursday.
John Maucher has returned from
Sugar City. where he has been en-
ployed in the factory
The Downen alfalfa ranch south
Of town is being broken for beets BY
a company of Russians
Mrs. H n Mccoy very pleasantly
entertained the Ladies Aid Society
on "Wednesday afternoon
Miss Edythe Manning. of Pueblo.
returned home Sunday after q
weeks visit at the ConArd ranch.
Alien Benedict shipped his house
hold goods from Pueblo this week.
and vii occupy his house in Oiney-
Miss Nellie Work. who IS attend
ing school in Pueblo. IS spending the
spring vacation II her home. three
mibes east u tOwn.
Mr. ard Mrs j. H. Moore have
mosxd to Nulna, mar Ordvay. fer
tie sunaer. M1 Cla1ys Jolunsua
has eAasxe e TIE poseolIsce n the
ahsnce e Ms- Moore
Enene Csaard. of Cen. kinAs.
~ bsea viitiag NJ usele. J. h
Csnnrd. He expeets T. retssn to
49, - usek - uin Be aersa-
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NsE5s Lsnrh. tAe liefie dansAeer
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La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
.oss.s. ene-e.-''

he red Indians ;-ase . peculiar
fAscinatina for Ill ei.Aes sf u Z
csnnunity since their intsudoetins.
- the puhaie thrs1gA - ness-
arsnns = the --Dsnser Exps.
uA5eA appeass - ~ II Jussz
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La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

,sss ssf.l 1s La Junta Hardware Co. s1u5s sl;,,E

songs which are plentiful in TIE
Dls,r,c; Leader" /" but, although the
writing of a plot is something new
for the popular cosnpos-r, in tins his
latest effort the story is as much Of
feature a the music and Is of the
SINE degree of excellence.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
SWlNk.

M; coal $50 at the Beaty Rey-
nolds Trading Company.
John Deere beet planters az the
Beaty-Reynolds Trading Company.
Mrs. Sullivan. of Monument. was
the guest OF Mrs. F. P Morris last
Tuesday.
Mrs Preston La Shier. of La Jun
ia. is the guest of relatives IN Swins
for a week. visit
Seed cats. wheat, kaffsr corn and
cane seed at the Beatty Re rlaIds
Trading Company.
Jim DIE went TO Las Animas
Tuesday 10 attend social session
Of the Knights Of Pyihias.
Mrs. II. A. Mccall and children
left this week for Missouri on an
extended visit TO relatives and
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyer are the
proud parents of a daughter who
arrived a. their home last Monday
morning
We are selling for fifty cents.
gallon cans of peaches. pears ard
blacknerries kininer- Potter Mer-
camille Company.
The stork was a Swink visitor
early Monday morning and left a
fine boy al the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. A Gaager-
Chicken dinner every Sunday with
good home cooking all the time. IS
wha, you sc, all the tine.if ron EAT
a, the Bank Restaurant
The box social gwen al the school
house Thursday evening for the
benefit of the baseball team. was
quite a success. bath financially and
socially
The many friends Of Sam Boyd.
who mas been seriously Ill. vii be
pleased to learn that he is able TO be
up ard expects 10 be visitor m
Sxink today
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Aiinon-
dinger. who were recently married
in Denver. returned to Swink Tues
dzy and will make this city their
future horrse-
We have just received new stock
Of shirt waists. consisting of Fifty
different varieties and styles, that we
are selling At from Sis TO $50
Kintner-PotserM Mercantile Company.
We hare . fine new stock Of men's
summef undefwear that ne are sell-
ing IT ffty cents 4 garment rhese
fooas cannot be beat for the money
Eintner Potter Mercanti3e Coapany-
d. d. CoebFane. who IS boostine
fsr lie sa3e ef lots for The nv tcun
Il Inpaa. u0 . Suink viaifsr
wsanesiay. tryng to seIl anythng
frua ! rsuidence 1t T. = ste Tor =
sagR fhctssy-
The pesitisn fas3 h Rev. SAep-
Aera uifh tlse city DIRK - -
uhssher - .-1sy" el.nae slAsnlh he
anenrAs1 - - ka1lsn = ~ Co.,
- SDuslIsn. - sullkisnk sfsss
= - - 1nain 1880 ~
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La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

Home ard Something Doing
Around Ny Heart, Z have made The
District Leader" 4 ~ell ruunded en-
tertainment calculated to please the
present up-to-date audiences.
Prices. 50. g. 81 and 81 81. Boxes
q.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
.srhe p.ssr.es tessee."

A comedy with music well de-
5 ribes The District Leader
Si ich is to oe seen at the Ia -Inntz
THEATRE Wednesday, April Is. for a
ret arm enzsgsm nt Joseph \
stoward' 5 music, a real plot and an
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
o,,sIsss As,ssl.

H. psflesrss batcher sAop wss
hsrga gaaE1 ~ Wednssday night.
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s1e. N g. - ieeer - enQped
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La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

Nina Maniey and Vera Hamilton.
and is assisted bs large chorus.
All the principals have made hits IN
their respective parts. and together
with such song successes as Heart
20 Let. :. What's the Use Of Dream
ing. S..me Old Story. Home IS
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

excellent company have made this
production one If fhe hits Of the
- soe, and it made hit IN La Janfa
Ia<t Friday night !. - sn~uRh to
say that Mr.. Howard wrote the
muse The fart alone guarantees
the catchiress and beauty Of the
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

As every number in The District
Lr.der is : psnnounced hir. sms
siea of the quziiry Of the plot may
be obtained Miss Ethel Dewey
heAas eompeny made up in part Of
FREDERICK C. Tr0e&1eil. Albert D :
neir. Prank Weed. Gussase Neville.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
49, = ,ssss es.ss.

I otfer sa,a@ 6Ne hts h de Ohio
addition 1t neArsy half price. An are
aear Second Aad Third street, west
~ the new hssaee. 4 - here to
N go. CAll end - - NJ Third
- UArrsn avenua eaffAee.
r. G. GRAVES.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
sont noet LOCAL ulns-

Trade with h e. Todd
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
NJ. A. Smith. Osteopath. sherman
House.
All kinds of fresh vegetables al
Mosher's grocery
WANTED Bcariers in North L.
Junta- Phone Red 2sS
Fog RENT Five room house In
quire AZ Slnithland avenue.
Fresh vegetables received daily at
2i0 Santa Re avenue Mosher' 5
Grocery
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
un6ertakers and sInbzlmers Phone.
East "a. night phone. Junta -
Florence Roberts will close the
season at the La Junta Theatre.
TUESDAY. April 2lst. in ''Zrzh. "
r. L. Baernstein. resident tuner;
pianos and organs repaired. Leave
orders at Fishers stationery store
Gallon PIE peaches. pears, apricots
ard blackberries. 80 cents per can
Mosher's Sons. 2i0 Santa Fe avenue
Free liberal sample Conkeys lay
ing tonic and valuable poultry book
if you call. By mail 5 cents Colt
mans Pharmacy
IL you have $500 or sl.eoJ to in-
YES; for FIVE years. or longer. Al d
good rate of interest. with coed
security. call ard see me James
McNeen.
r c. Graves reports the sale Of
four lots at Second street and Bel
mont avenue. and four lots Al Sec
oni street and Hayes avenue. in the
Ohio addition.
Fog RENT Farm of 10 acres
tao miles northeast of La Jant2, \
in alfalfa, with the exception OF
twenty acres reserved for bs,e;s.
Inquire al this Office.
a bran nex Elliott ETsher boot
type writer was Installed IN ths
county clerks office yester,iay. tn.
one now in use wiil BE- turned uve,
TO the stenographer IN the count,
court.
Sam Faulkner. the irnepressible
came up from Las Aninzs Taursd j
10 see what good town Ioesss like,
and in the evening attended AL. G
Fields iokefest extrzraganzz al The
La Junta Theatre
Dr. K c. Sapero. eye. ear. noss
and throat specialist. Of Denver,
viii again be in La Jun.a- Friday,
April 10th. al the Sherman House
Consultation and exarnInztion for
glasses free Cab early.
For SALE-Ner four room cot
tAge: cast front, lawn and sah4de
trees, bath room complete: . bar
gain. on Smithiznd avenue See
Charles l. Fisher. Office with Wiz
chell- l-Pearce Abstract Company.
Water consumers will please re
member that they are liable to !
fine o. not less than $40 nor more
than SO for irrigating from N
open hose At any time or during tn
progress of . IRE. This orainnnc<
win be strictly enforced.
NrA w. C. Raidridge, acenmr,
id b her daughter. Mrx Walsez
Hager. both Of Eaton. Colo. ~
were de guests of Mrs- Fua1l
Mavhew daring tie past week. ~
nhurs1.y noening for La Ar
to Wit Ms c. ". Simoos. -
fEua there uiH return hoane.
nezuits to Nd we're inued g.
d. esunsy deEk's naernge -
hnsnnr duriag the v@ a. faatssus.
| ;CIas1er A. AFehaR. - La Juts. -
MavbelIe A. ReGssa, Il So
-. s. D.: J. Everett WanaM -
E1 C. 1aeIsy. e LexnR1n.
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ing School now being erected in Indian
apolis and of the part that the aux
iliarieS in the District are taking in ii by
paying $500 for the building of one of
the rooms and the Young Ladies' Circle
by paying for the furnishing Mrs Self,
who expects to go to Indianapolis in
May, was instructed TO bring back re-
port on the building. The ladies then
adjourned to the dining room for lunch.
Mrs Pruitt was chairman and hostess.
The members of the choir OF the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church were
informally entertained by Rev. Charles o.
isaac, the pastor, at the church parson-
age, on Jackson street, Friday evening
In the course of the evening Mr.. Isaac
was presented with a handsome silver
mounted umbrella by Mr. John +. Fort
In behalf of the choir members as token
of their esteem. In his speech of presen-
tatlon Mr.. Fort expressed the deep feel
AnacoStla Church at the resignation of
the pastor. Mr.. Isaac responded. express
ing his sense of appreciation of the fidel-
1ty OF the choir members and gave voice
TO his regret in severng the pleasant rela-
lions which have continued for eleven
years.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel c. Smithson, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Fort. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Willard. Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Bube, Mr.. and Mrs John
h Poulton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Watson
Isaac, Mrs. Elijah Nelson, Mrs Agnes
Makinson of Ellicott City. Nd, Misses
Edith Tew. Edith NJ. Pyles, Mabel Pyles.
Bessie Pyles, Sadie Humphrey. Edna Emo.
Emma Isaac and Messrs. Frank Barse
Charles kinsela. Elijah Kinsella. Ralph
Williamson, Gilbert Lee and Frank Isaac.
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weakness and suffering that calls forth
that which is best in one. Imagine a
world In which everybody was perfectly
healthy, In which there was no occasion
10 send flowers and notes of sympathy
to soothe the fevered brow, or caress the
wasted hand-would we not all under
those circumstances grow callous and self
conferred?
Let the invalids remember, too. that
much can be accomplished. even with
out full measure OF health. The ca
reer OF Robert Louis Stevenson and of
many another man of letters shows that
1t Is possible. even when the head throbs,
to keep cheerfully at ones task and in
the end to produce something of value
to others. Whittier wrestled frequently
with insomnia, but some of his noblest
poems grew out of his wakeful hours at
night. and many a mother not blessed
with good health has been able still to
be the center and the stay of her home
Certainly, invalidism, when gracefully
accepted as an inevitable experience
gives one vantage ground from which
to help others. They said before Henry
Drummond was stricken with the illness
which confined him to his room for the
last two years of his life that his re-
ligion was OF the fair weather type: that
ne had never had any privations dis
cipline. but let suffering come and then
see how he would take It, But the answer
10 this challenge was the sweetness and
courage of his spirit as he lay struggling
with malignant disease for many weary
weeks
In certain New England city there
Is a woman in middle life who. since
g1rlhood. has not been able to move
alone from her bed. To a terrible ply
steal affection has been added the bur
den OF poverty. And yet that woman has
| made her sick room fountain of bless
ing for the whole community. Young
ladies attending college in the town have
come TO her, not simply to minister to
her In her needs. but to get light and
leadership respecting their own personal
problems. Out of her stores of faith in
God. her marvellous patience. her unfail-
Ing cheerfulness, she has done a work
in that town not exceeded by that of any
minister of the gospel.
Above all. let the invalid not lose sight
of the fact that he is especially dear to
| God, who does not willingly afflict the
| children of men. but who sometimes per-
mits them to pass through the furnace of
pain, In order that the gold in their char
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Arrangements for the entertainment and
accommodation Of the 500 or more min
iste rs and laymen who will come to this city
Wednesday to attend the annual meeting
of the Baltimore conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church have practically
ben completed and 1t Is believed by the
LEGAL Committee that the visitors will want
for nothing to make them comfortable.
The work has been carried out by a COM
mittee of Hamline NJ. E. congregation. in
whose building the conference will meet This
CT :nmittee is headed by Rev. DR.. Charles
E. Guthrie, pastor; Edgar l. Booream.
secretary and treasurer. The other MEM
berg of the committee are George w. F.
Swartzell. Mrs. John H. Benton, John
L. Nuber, DR.. D. B. Street Jefferson w.
Davis, Hosea B. Moulton and Mrs. Will
liam Jenkins.
One of the innovations in the accommo-
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CONSIDERATION CEREMONY.
Mgr. O'Connell to Become Bishop
Nav 8.

Arrangements have been made for the
conservation of Mgr. Dennis J. O'Con-
nell, rector of the Catholic University of
AE'erica, titular Bishop of Sebaste, to
take place at the Cathedral In Baltimore
May 3. The solemn mass of conservation
will begin at 1870 o clock with a process
sion of the clergy from the arcn-episcopal
residence to the Cathedral.
Cardinal Gibbons will be the celebrant
of the mass, and his assistants will be
Archbishop Moeler of Cincinnati and
Archbishop keane of Dubuque. Rev. DIR.
Thomas ]. Shahan of the Catholic Uni
versity will preach the sermon.
Mgr. O. Connell has received some beau
tiful gifts from all parts of the world
them a cross from the rector of
the American College in Rome, Bishop
Kennedy.
A large party of Neutrality-suspicious. is
expected to go to Baltimore, Sunday.
May 3. to assist at the ceremony. The
guard of honor for the new prelate will
be composed of delegates from various
Catholic societies.
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HALL CHAPEL FUND BEGUN WITH
GIFT OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

With simple ceremonies. in keeping
with the simpleness of the message TO be
preached therein. the Hall Chapel, at 1898
9Th street, will be dedicated this after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
In a widows mite contribution this
handsome structure had its beginning
the building fund being started with gift
Of rs cents. Many others Of equal and
even smaller size were added to the orig
inal donation. and today's ceremonies will
dedicate to Christian work a property
valued at 81, 500.
The services will begin at $50 pm. A
special musical program has been ar
ranged and addresses will be made by
Robert Downing, the converted actor:
Rev. George Buckler and Rev. Frank j.
Hall.
The work which will be carried on in
its new home today was founded about