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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17
pRs. ocHILTREE AND BROWN

pRs. ocHILTREE AND BROWN
Offices and X-Ray Laboratory over
City Drug Store.
DR.. v. B. Ochiltree-Hours. 40
1880 a. M, Sc and S-9 p. m.
DR.. w. Frank Brown-Surgery. Kid.
ney and skin diseases.
Hours: 2:30-4:00 p. M; 7:45-9 ,. m.
Sundays, 2:30-4:00 p. m.
Both phones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17
DR.. CORAL r. ARMENTRouT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

offlce-Y. NJ. G. A. Building. Resi-
dence 9l2 Fulton street. Office hours:
10 to IL a. M; to 4 p. NJ; evening
hours by appointment. Iowa p.one
529-Y, and Hub. phone 2092, Office
phone. Residence phone, Iowa. 12-M;
Eub. 3516.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK,

Of1ce-Y. M. G. A. Bldg. once
phones: Iowa, 305; Miss. VAL, 157.
Residence, 912 Fulton stres@. Ees.
phones: Iowa. SOB; Miss. Val >0o92,
Office hours, 900 to HOO a. NJ,
$3.50 to $50 p. M. 7:30 to $3.50 even
ings. 2:3O TO $3.50 Sundays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17
II Didn't Dare.

Grnnell Register: The Des Moines
Tribune heads an article, Women are
UP in arms" but it doesn't say whose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17
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When remedy has lived for thirty years, steadily
growing in popularity and influence and thousands upon
thousands OF women declare they their very lives to it.
is it not reasonable to believe that it is an article of great
merit?
We Challenge the world to show any other remedy
for special class Of disease which has attained such
enormous demand and maintained it for many years
has Lydia E. PnAhams Vegetable Compound the famous
womans remedy for womans ills. Unless it is very good
medicine and the claims made for honest such record
would have been mpossblefraud Misrepresentation
would long have been deteod and the business gone
into oblivion. Read this unsolicited letter.
Melbourne, Iowa:"I suffered many years
troubles and bearngdown palms. that
unable to do work.
lydia Vegetable COMPOUND was recommended
thankful for the 1T
that am living ady ertsement for this medicine have
influenced friends it, thankful
that it restored me to Clara Watermann r. D. L.
Melbourne, Iowa.
When woman like Mrs. Waterman is generous enough
to write such letter the above for publication she
should at least be given credit for sincere desire to help
other suffering For you there is no
other reason why she should court such publicity.
Wesayit all sincerity and friendshp-ry this medicine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17

For 80 years Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to it's credit.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Mass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17
THE Ind.
Looks Like 1t.

"You aay he is leading double
life''
s'He must be- He has promised to die
for two different girls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17

Order Gold Medal Flour next time.
FELICITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17
PHYSICIANS.
Of. r. c. SMITH,

DR.. r. C. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence: $40 Main street,
second floor.
Office Hours: 1O to IL a M; to 4
p. M; TO s p. m.
Iowa Phone: Sab.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-17

of your brother, Lieutenant Redfeld. ant
the letter was from him. They are engag
ed / am too overcome to write any more
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
Sa8 xhal abw arts.

GahIur. -sluf alfe am 8 april riid.
it1noi9en Steuern pon 2aglor borough
pirO Elm Srrafaufidlas uOn iebu Pro'
gent erboben. Die Soiung ifsint lber.
al: Sablen. Sublen. ia sablen = Die
3eihe beS felt oem 13. Sanuar per,
ihwunoenen uno pon ieinen gn9eh6ri'
gen 10 eiirl9 9eiuhten Wtelhior Stuff
bad muroe am Sonntas in oem GUS
quehanna 6lnB. etma 0rei Wteilen unr
tel halb Bsrmid. pon sinem StaatScon
itabler 9efunben uub nahoem ein Sobn
iiber allen 3weifel feitSeitellt. oaB eS
wirflih bic Seihe oes Sermibten iei,
murbe oieislbe am Wfontu9 Nbeno bier
her eebra6t. Rufibah mar SO Sabre
alt uHb mslanholii9 ueranldst, aber sS
bleibt unsnti9isoen. oh er perun9liidte
ODER uoridslih ben COB indte. Ole
Wittme uno mebrere ermahiene 8inoer
iiberlebsn ibn, uuter lssteren Die @attin
oes Serrn @b. Seutbolo uon Scranton.
Jta6 einem @ottssoienite in Der bsut.
ihen spans. 3irhe rpnroe bic itsrbllds
Ollie pon Rufibah am Disnitas i'm
Sareit Dome Srisobofe our Rube beige
iett uno es mar bas @eleite sur Rube'
itdtte elm Bablrsihes.- Nbenounter'
haltung oes Shmei,er Widnnerhor am
Dienita9 mar gut beinht uno ben gln'
meienoen muroe Elm redt Invertebrates
Brogram geboten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

= Sm alter pon S2 Sahren peritarb
am Samitas Srau 8atbarina so. 5aBs
bolo In ibrer 0obnuu9 an @apouie
Nuenue. Die Seritorbcne piro uon Der
Eodter 6rau 5rant WtOper uuo oem
Sobn 8illiam iiberlebt uno ihre Bei'
iesuns erfOlste Wiontus Oiu6mittas i'm
5Orsit Sill SrisobOf.
= Peter 8. 9usbss uno Sreo. Snp'
Der, pelde anssblit Baarsn i'm sBertb
pon $50 aus bem Waarenhaus Der 0ioe
& 9eataer @ompanie an Sio Waihins.
ton ausnue itablsn. wurosn Samitas
Staht uerhaftet. Sonntas einem SerhDr
untsrworfen unb oann in @rmanseluus
uOn ie 200 SiirSiduft Osm @sfdnsniB
iibsrianbt.
= Der @rocerislaben bes Wiar Subs
couics an Glib sBaibiuston ausuus
wurce friib Donneritas uon @inbrsdern
beiuht nno I'M insSeiammt 500 In
@elo unb SBertbiahsn beruubt. nemli9
$500 in Baarselb unb brsi iolib solos.
nsn Taihenubren uno 3etten. Die
ssitobIsnsn Sahen bsfanosn iid In Der
@elbipinbe. beren Combination ieooh
uidt seidloHsn woroen mar. Sn Yer'
binouns init Dem @inbrud muroe am
Sonntus Jiadt Grant Saut BON
Sdimpif Court unO am Wtontas WiOr-
gen fsin 8ruber Sobu pom Der Poli,ei
uerbaftst uno nad einem Yerb6r in @r.
munseluns BON YHrsidaft Dem @efans-
niB iiberianbt, nadoem iie iid nidt
ibulOis erfldrt butten. Geridiebene
Der seitObleuen Saden wuroen in ben
Soitbduiern Der @efausenen sefunben.
iowie aud anbere gBaaren, uno oieie
lestsre Tbatiahe uerlsitet Die Poliiei ju
osm @luubsn. baB Bsioe nod on anos.
rem @sissiibertrstuussn betbsilist NOS
ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
Opn Neter6bura.

= Baumsiitsr Better Stipp lie6 am
Dounsritag nit Der @rrihtun9 eines
Sotslsebduoes fir Gong & WenSsl an.
fansen. bas on Der @ds uou slib Strass
upb Prsscott ausnue iteben miro.
- Beaumont. Der iu9enblibe Sobn
Der @hsleute Dapio Wilmartb uon Gan
for apenue, erlas am Samftas Wforsen
Der Sun9enent,lnoung uno muroe am
Montaa i'm Soreit Sil Srisbbof CUR
lesten Rube beitattst.
= auf bic gusiussn pon 6rei 9na.
ben bin artbur 9isi. 9aap BooOmart
uno gBil1iam @alla9ber-bie nessu
eiusm Meiiiueoiebitabl aus osm Grit
Soie usrbaftet porben maren, murbeu
Nnselo nnb Gafaslo Sisa BON aIt
StruBs wesen @mpfuns oes seftoblensr
"Details am Wtoutas fur ibr eeridtli'
dies @riheinen uuter ie $500 8iire'
i6aft seitellt. Die 8nabsu liss mar
wessn ibrer Suseno frei aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
Wpro Scranton.

= Sobn SeousfD muroe Dienftas in
Der @aDusa 3ede uOn 3edenfurren nie'
oerseitoBeu, fiel auf Die S9isnen uno
bann rannte elmer Der Sarren ibm auf
ben Rudeu, Doourf Dem llnsliidliden
Der Riidsn sebro1eu uno sr au6 inner.
lid usrlest wuroe. Sm Wtoies Ganlor
Soipital hisB es, oaB Der Mann itsrben
mans.
= Die 81. Sabre alte 5ruu 8. ..
WaiOn uOn Sanosrion Nusuus lssts
ii6 5reitas in sinem .3immsr CUR Rube.
MO cine @asflamme brannte. ndbrenb
Der 9iaht blies Der Wino uon einem of.
fsnen 5suitsr Die 5lamms aus uuO Die
6rau murbe banu Samitas Wtorssn
ourd 9eu6tsas eritift tOot auf9efun'
ben. Sbr 9atte madte bic @utbeds
uns, uls er oas 3immsr beiudte.
- anua. bic 4idbriss EOdtsr bss
SarrD D. Gtberton pom Barter Strase,
erpiidts am Samitas WtOrsen in Der
Dobnuns ibrer @roemutter on Charles
StraBe elm 8iitden nit StrsihbOl;ern
unO bsim sln3Inoen Oerielbsn fling ibre
alsiOuus Seuer. @be Die 5lammsn &c.
l0i6t peroen fonnten. mar Die Sleine 70
i9auosrbaft uerbrannt. ouB iie tros
drStlidsm Bsiitano balO nudbsr itarb.
- Dapib 2pons BON Pbilo StraBe.
Elm Trsiber Der Ste9maier Brau Scm.
panic, purbe Donuerita9 9iaht an
Poplar Strase bel Der rsusu Bride
pom Spsi iunsen 8erlen iibsrfatlen. bic
ibn nit porsebaltsnem RspOlper 3man.
gen, feline aus $1.50 bsitsbenbe 8nar,
idaft ausSubduoiseu. YDons bate cine
5laihe Bier In Der Taite unb als bic
Stra6snrduber oieie unberiibrt lis6en,
bot sr iie ibneu an. aber iie nuroe nit
osm 8smerfen ab9eidlasen. oaB iie
Probibitioniiten ieien unO nidt trdntsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
Gin S6minbiibtiae.

Gtparb u. @iIfcu's pr6parat non 5ypbo.
poipbuts uub 8lorastti bon BEN Originator
mula II eas fSn,sli6e Wittsl fir Auswbruus,
Asibma, >9ronbiiis, 8atarrb, Ga Grippe, Su.
fen, GriGImnssu uno alls eunssn. unp paIs.
ltieeu.
Disisniatn, psI6t ss bsnuBt babtn. nsbmsn
fsiu anbGts uuO smpfsbsn 20 ibrtn Ritlsi.
ptnbtn.
Gs bat uisIs furirt, ua6tH i6r Arjt fs ale
unbtiIbar aufssstbsu bate
Dislts Wiittl Ia felt iibr 48 S,brsn I'm Sc.
braud, uue 9br Npoibsir fann ss nit pollen
aupstiunatn anh Hatb fir Sis trIanssn n
ben Idtsupsn Gnsrus DrUusNs', cbr psn mir
eirtft.
Dur poas ausfunit. .3susuiA. ulr.. abbrs1.
iirt 9. u abbott. Ausinisn assnt. GO ann
StraBs Rsp yprf City. q. q. Wan Tp6bns
pitit 3situns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
Wanne Gpuntn.

SonesbaIe. .-Pstst Sallss. ein be.
fanntsr Deutider unisres @emeinue-
iens. wurbs uerfloliene Nohe i'm 9llter
uon 76 Sabren ourb ben COB abbsru.
fen. Der Yerltorbene, ben Die Satin
unb mebrere Sinoer iibsrleben. muroe in
Sremm. Deutihlaub, 9ebOren uno fam
oils Siin9lins bierber. Die 1eliesung
erfolgte Samltag nad einem 2rauer'
oienit In Der ct. Wfaria- Wta9oalena
STRIDE, nobel Yfarrer Wm. Daliel am,
tirte.-Srl. Wtillie Shmei9er erbielt Die
betriibenoe giahridt. oaB ibre S6me,
iter, Die iid i'm ct. Wlarf's Solpital
CUR Srantenmarterin auSbiloete, am
Sharlahfieber uno Der Diptberitis &C.
itorben iei. sic mar 21 Sabre alt uno
Die 8eiIesun9 fano ,u Bort Serbs itatt,
no 3mei ibrer Sriioer mobnen. g. 9.
Bartriese uon bier. Solicitor elmer
Wtllh @ompanie. lit am Oonnerltas
absuo auf bem Seimwe9 nabe Belleuue
Part uon jmei Widnnern iiberiallen nor.
ben. bic ibn um $500 bsraubten uno
oann ent1oben Partrioae nuros Su,
srit nit siuem Rcuoluer sinesididtsrt.
baum sebunoen uuo ibm Der Wtuuo &C.
seltopit (; nat Oem uebsrfall wuroe iein
Bfero ansetriebeu uno brahte ibn bis.
Sur 3ellow Bobuuns on Sroue Stra6s,
mo Bartriose befreit muros. Reprdien.
tant Nsopolo Sirtb reidte Wiontas cine
Vorla9e in Der Se9islatur elm, mel6e
be,wedt. oa6 $4,000 fur Elm Soipitul
oabier bsmilltst peroen. Die Bswilli9,
ung ioll nidt benust peroen, bis Die
m8ague @ountD Soipital @eiellidaft"
cine Sleihe Summe on 9ano bat. Sn
Der lesten Sisuus muroe bic Summs
uon 5000 fir ben sleidsn 3wed be-
Dillist, aber oas @elo 1T niemals ssjo'
gen moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
Siidof SOban bot An Dalton

= Siidof 9oban bat ,u Dalton
eineu paiienoen Plas fir elm inOuitriel'
les Seim fir fatboliide 3nabsn ausss.
wdblt, @s lit beubiidtist. wenn m0s.
LID. nod i'm Suuie oss Subrss nit ben
n0tbiseu @ebduOeu ben snfans 3u mos
den. Sin ieparutes Ssim fir Wtdodsn
itsbt aud in ausiidt, bod manselt es
nod on ben nOtbisen @elomittstn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
staDt nno Gountb.

Duroe Donnerita9 giabt BON einem
@inbreher beiutt, Der ben @aibre9iitsr
um $50 erleidterte. Sin 3erbro6snss
Seniter, iiber oaS nur Elm Stiid Bappe.
bsdel ssnaselt porOsn mar, CAB Dem
Serl @inlaB.
= Wfife Sfupa uno &ouis Dentbeu,
fer. bic anseblid uOn Der 8erauba bes
EbOmas @riffitbs an Sranfliu apenue
am Wior9en spei 6luidsn Wfit6 ltab.
len, wuroen Sonntus 9ia9mittas mad
einem 8erb0r fir Elm seri6tlides @r.
ideinen 9ebalteu.
= Soiepb Urban BON Gbroop, beIIen
cine WoAe ,uuor ibm an9etraute Sat
tin Dor Satresfriit Su 9iap aus BON
eiuem Sadamanna 3u9 set6btet murbs,
bat am Donneritas ss9en Die @ompauie
cine @nti6doisunSsfluse fiir $25, 200
sintrassn laiisn.
= per- Ridarb Simma6er pom 30.
tel Belmont tritt oieien DonnerItas per
Oampfer ga Yrousnce" cine ReiIe iiber
oas 9rOBe SBalier nod europa an. bsren
9auptSmed lit. feline in uebsrlinssn,
Vaoen, pobnenoe Wtutter nod einmal
gu beiudsH. SBir wIiui6sn sliidli6s
Reils!
- Die Scranton @as uno gBaIIer
@ompante bat nunmebr ibre Wfsterrats
fiir Baier betanut semaht. Sir L.
600 bis 10000 @allonen lit Der Yreis
25 Gents bas GauisuO, fir ieoss fols'
enoe Gauieub 20 Gents. @ine Otiui.
mumrate BON ST. oas Quartal miro
fiir iebe 6amilie bsrsdnet, pslde Sums
me einsn Serbrauh uon 5000 @allo.
uen erlaubt. Die neue Rate tritt am
1. Ipril Elm uno blsibt bis auf neiteres
in Strait. Sisbe anSsissn.
= Bir baben in lestsr 9iummsr irr.
tbhmliA beriditet. oaB bic feds Stim.
men unierer Reprdisntanten in Sarriss
burg se9en SOcul Option obsessbsn
pOrosn ieisn. bod itsllte iid ipdter ber'
aus. baB Superintendent 2bomas pom 1.
Diitrift wortbriiaiS seworosn uno in's
Eager Der Seinoe iibsrsssanssn mar.
Wtau pirb obne 3weifel oafir Gorge
trussn. baB bel nd6iter 0abl elm Wiann
srpablt wiro. beiien @breuwort mebr
Wertb bot. oils pie Elm @las Bier.
- Die 3psi Sob Carriers" ltnions
Der Stabt babsn uon ben Sauuutsrnsb'
mern cine nsue Ysrsinbaruns pom 1.
Otai oil uerlanst. laut uelher ibnen 80
@ents Die Stunoe fiir einen aht Stun'
ben Gag beSablt msrosn iollte, NIT us'
ber3eit Su as uuo Ssisrtasen 3u 60 Sts.
Die Stunbe. Die Bauunternebmer ba'
ben oas 8erlau9en Der Nrbeiter absr
runowes abseihIassn, nit Der 8esriin'
ouHg. baB es cine @rb0buns uon 80
Projent bsbeute uub baber cine @rbOb'
uns Der 8auprsiie sur 5olse buben
miiroe.
- 9ouis 6. g8siB bon Spruce Str.,
Osiien Satin cine Gbsi6eiOuus uuss'
itreust bot, beantmortete bieielbe am
Donusritas, iuOsm er sesen @sorse
@iinitsr cine Sluss fir $1,000 @nt'
| iddoisuns eiutrasen lies. neil berielbe
anseblit ibm bic 3unsisuns Der Srau
ab9ewanot uuo ieiu 9eim jerit0rt bat (;
@iiniter ioll aud bic Srau usrunlaBt bu'
ben. bic 8lase fur cine @beidsiOuns
sintrassn Bu luiisu unO iO1 ibr Hunmshr
in oerielbsu SeiitanO seben. Die Bss
buuptuusen in Der Stuse beSei4ust
lSeiB als uurittis uno erfldrt. oaB er
nod INNER willenS uno imitauoe mar,
Die 5rau anildnoiS ju unterbalteu.
E@ llnterri9t i'm Rluuisripisl sr'
thsilt unter siinitisen Sebinsunseu
6rGuleiu emma Siren. 519 Pine Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
Staat Stie. SpIsbaO


8rauf 8. Gbentp btiHp5rt, eaB tr hsr
6Iitrt pdriuu Der Girmd 4 ). 3.Gbtutp & 9 o.
IT, ptl6s @sf6Sfis In bsr Stabt 5pIsbp, In chen.
asnanntsm County uub Staais, tbui, uue bab
bedats 8irma bic Summt non stubunbtri
Dollars fir isesn 6aIl ppn 8atarrb baabsn
pire, Der bur& etu @ebrauh psn 5aII's
8atarrb. .Sur mot esbtit prrssH fann
tranf ). Gbeuts
49,, Stfhpurtn ppr mir une unttr-
} Sits,I. fbritbsn iu mttutr @tgtupari
tN~~ am 6. September u D. sc
VI. W. 6, Itafpn. CifsniIihr NOiar.
bal's aatirrb.Sur piro inuullh asuommtn
uub ptrfi eirtft auf eas Blut uub bic IbIamietu
Sbtril6bn bee Splrms. eabi gu& 3susnils
fret Iul6idtu.
4. 3. Gbtutp & 9 o., 5pisep. 8.
So gtTfauft BON alien ApOibdfsru 75t.
9aa's 6amilitu piltn Inb bic btftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

Bg Sotfe unierer Gbonusuten.
wslde um /. apriI um5isbsn wsrosn, iinb
ssbstsn, uus Die alte iomie bic usut
aorslie un3umsfbsn. bamit in Der slbs
liefsruns oes . .sBodenblatt" feline uu.'
terbrehun9 eintritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
NaDri0t am @aTer=
Roni,t,ttentett+

Wtit BEN 1. April 1909 anfangenb, piro
Oie Scranton 0as nn0 .@a0er Gompanie @aI=
ier fit ben beimiden 0ebrau9 nnr oard Wse=
tsrmak berfanfen. Sic Gebibren.Fnb bis auf
meitere 9a6ridt 25 Gents brr 1000 6alonen
pet Qnartal fit hie erfen 10000 GaQoaen,
nnb far ales iiber 80 900 @aaonen berbraa6s
te 8aHer 20 Gemts per 1000 0aaonen. Gine
NainimnmgebIbr bom $3.50 per Nuartal piro
fit ieOe 6aulilte bere6nct. tuel9e 0ebibr etuen
Werbran@ bon 5000 Gallonen ,gSaRer per
Qaartal erlaubt.
Sim Muftrag ber 8eb6rbe,
Soi. Seffreb, sefretdr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-02
MYSTERIOUS ARREST
Man Arrested in City Today,
Thought to Be Wanted
BY Uncle Sam.
PARTICULARS NOT KNOWN

The police arrested a man by the
name Of c. B. Cooper this noon, who
answered the description of man
wanted by the federal authorities at
Washington. D. c. 1t was not stated
in the letter received by Superintend-
ent of Police Staubach, what the man
was wanted for, but it is believed he
has committed serious offense. The
man was arrested at the New Windsor
hotel where he had registered under
the name of c. B. Cooper. the same as
mentioned in the letter to local author
tiles and the description Tailed exact
ly.
It was stated at the hotel where
Cooper was stopping, that the man has
not been seen outside of his room since
his arrival three or four days ago. A
number of letters torn in small pieces
were found in Cooper's pockets at the
time of his arrest and the police be
lieve that by putting the parts together
some valuable information may be
learned He was engaged in engrav.
ing some cards when arrested.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-02
A HALF MILLION
KIDS IN PARADE
A Most Unique Spectacle Was
Witnessed by Great
New York Crowds.
WAS CELEBRATION EVENT
TONIGHT THE METROPOLIS WILL
WITNESS THE WONDERFUL
PAGEANT OF FLoATS-ro BE
CARNIVAL NIGHT.


New York Oct. Five hundred
thousand children played their part in
the Hudson Fulton celebration today
and In fifty-six separate centers in the
greater city there were individual
demonstrations while the youngsters.
many OF them in costume. paid tribute
to Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton.
So far as the daylight hours were
concerned this was childrens day in
New York. With the Half Moon and
Clermont and many OF the dignitaries
up the state celebi atinG with the peo-
pie of the Hudson valley. II fell to ju-
venile New York today to continue
the splendid display. The biggest day
light event on the program was a mon
ster pageant for which preparations
were made for more than 100 partici-
pants. as the minimum number The
procession was q single. long-drawn
out line. there were fifty-six separate
parades each taking different route
and converging at one point.
A Great Spectacle.
Tonight under the glow OF a myriad
OF incandescents and with fifty floats
depicting allegOrical and other sub
iects in line. poetry. music and art
will come into their own. 1t is to be
carnival night with Fifth avenue and
Central Park west rs the centers.
The children's program for today
was organized with . view to present.
ing one of the most impressive scenes
Of the entire celebration. They were
drilled for weeks In their schools and
many OF them were attired In COS
tune. some Of Dutch. Indian and Co.
lonial styles and others of more mod.
ern periods.
The costumed sarts In the parade
were taken by children Of the patro
chial. private and corporate schools
while the escorts and the singing was
furnished by thousands G. public
school children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-02
A DOUBLE KILLING
Man and a Woman in Chicago
Both Found Dead Early
This Morning.
WAS JEALOUSY THE CAUSE
(American News Service)

american News Service)
Chicago, Oct. Miss Phoebe Arm.
strong, % years Old. cashier at w. NJ
Hoyt company's wholesale grocery
and Charles Miller. IL years old. an
engineer. were found shot to death in
their home at 519 Rush street early
today.
The girl is believed to have been a
victim of Miller's jealousy.
A revolver was found lying on the
floor of the room. The assassin had
entered through a window opening in
to the girls room off the rear porch
1t is the theory Of the police that Mil
Ter was the slayer and that after shoot
ing the girl he turned the weapon or
himself and committed suicide.
In order to gain access to the young
woman's room her slayer pried open
the window and !e: himself in.
The young couple had been out to
gether earlier in the evening. Miss
Armstrong; home was in Morris. Ill.
1t was evident that she had beer
aroused from sleep when the slayer
entered through the window and she
leaped from her led before she wa.
shot down. He was :ully clothed while
she was in her night robes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-02
VOCELSONG IS HOME
Successfully Conveys Frank
Townsend to Jefferson
vile Prison.
YOUNG CROOK REPENTANT

Patrolman Henry Vogelsong returned
from Jacksonville this morning.
where he took Frank Townsend, the
self-confessed burglar. to serve a term
of one to fourteen years. Townsend
kept up his courage until the walls of
the prison were visible. when he broke
down and cried pitifully. He seemed
very repentant over his rash act. Pa
trolman Vogelsong only released the
handouts from the young desperate
while the latter was eating dinner at
the hotel in Jeffersonville. The big
policeman stated that he did not in
tend to take any chances. An effort
was made to work Townsend for more
confessions, but to no avail.
Walker Williams. who was arrested
yesterday and confessed to wrecking
the c., C. & L. freight train on Sep.
TENDER 10, was taken to the county Jail
this afternoon. The boy still main
tains that he is innocent of any fur
Their crimes of which his gang is alleg.
ed to have committed. but the police
believe that the sweating process will
disclose more startling information.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-02
ARTICLES RECORDED

Articles Of association of the Liberty
Light and Power company were filed
with County Recorder Will Robbins
this morning. The articles of incorpo-
ration state that the capital stock of
the company is to be $4,000. the stock
to be divided into shares at $50 each.
The purpose of the association is to
manufacture for the transmission. dis.
tribution and sale Of electric light and
electric current to towns, cities and
public in general for heating. light and
power. The directors of the concern
are Robert S. Ashe. Girdon E Varney
and John A. Perkins. The articles OF
Incorporation are taken out for a pc
riod Of fifty years. Besides the dir
rectors the stockholders of the compa
ny are Sarah Lewis and Wilfred Jes-
sup.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-02
BUDGET CONSIDERED

The finance committee of the city
council met in special session this aft
ernoon with members Of the city ad-
ministration and considered the budget
as prepared by City Controller Webster
Parry. which was presented to the last
regular meeting. Chairman E. G. Nc
Mahan, of the committee. stated this
afternoon that the most important
business to be done by the COMMITTEES
was to make an increase of 5000 for
the maintenance and support Of Reid
Memorial hospital during the fiscal
year. 1910. A few minor changes
may be made in other estimated appro-
priations as reported by Mr. Perry