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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
QUESTION FATE OF
FR|ENDLESS HOME
II County Would Withdraw Its
Support, What Would
Result Be? t*
A VERY COSTLY EXPENSE
FOR BOARDING ITS WARDS IT is
ESTIMATED THE COUNTY PAYS
OUT TO THE INSTITUTION
$500 A YEAR..

The question is being asked: What
would become of the Jail at the Home
Of the Friendless. if the county were
to build woman's ward at the county
Jail?
This Jail is owned by the county It
was built at an expense Of about
$4,000. The county boards women
prisoners, insane women and delin-
quent children at the institution. The
county pays for board for these in
mates 40 cents per day. The county
pays for guard for the insane 81 per
day and furnishes the board. The
home is quasi-public institution only.
The organization that controls it re-
ceived for boarding prisoners during
the last quarter. $4O6.O5. That is at
the rate Of $1,000 per year.
What Expense 10.
The county supplies the boarders.
pays their board and furnishes the
place to house them. The prisoners
are supposed to be under the care OF
the sheriff. 1t is eleven squares from
the home to the sheriffs residence
and in case Of emergency, it would be
some time before he could arrive. The
law requires that insane prisoners be
under the custody of the sheriff. With
out reference to records. the sheriff
would be unable to tell how many in
sane prisoners there are at the institur
ton. He Is not on the premises. 80 a
guard is employed. The county pays
the bill. The county pays for another
guard over the insane prisoners at the
county JAIL
But il the county builds an insane
ward and women's prison as contem-
plated there will be opposition. It is
alleged. The opposition will be di-
rected in the main against the removal
of women prisoners and probably the
insane as well, from the Jail at the
home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
WORK

In order to determine what kind of
foundation is necessary for the new
factory building of the National Auto
matte Tool Works OF Dayton. Ohio.
which will be located in Beallview by
December 1. four large holes have
been dug on the site. Providing the
nature of the ground justifies. stone
foundation will be built while IL the
ground does not permit this. con-
crete foundation will be the kind laid.
The super-structure of the building
will be of concrete.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09

son of Lee Ashley, Of the Westcott
Carriage company, makers of automo'
biles reported at headquarters.
Street Was Rough.
He said the street was SO rough. he
thought he would try the sidewalk.
He professed not to know streets are
made for autos and sidewalks for ped.
estrians.
Ashley did not ride a bicycle, he
did not ride a horse, ne did not per-
obstruct the sidewalk, he
did not blockade traffic. he was not
violating the speed ordinance, SO what
did he do? He was on the wrong side
of the street, but the ordinance ap-
plying to automobiles using the right
side says street" and not sidewalk.
Prosecutor Ladd and City Attorney
Study are trying to find out wherein
lies Ashley's offense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
Foreign Embassies Transfer
red to Seaside and Noun
tain Resorts.
TWO MINISTERS REMAIN
HEADS ARE NOW PREPARING
TO EvAcUATE WASHINGTON
FOR COOLER cLlMEs.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Washingtoa
has lost its character as a diplomatic
center and will be barren of ambassa-
dors, ministers and attaches until the
hot weather is over. The Marquis de
Villalobar, the new Spanish minister,
and Senor Don Francisco Leon de Ia
Barra, the Mexican ambassador, are
among the few exceptions who are
Drawing the heat. but they. too. are
only here for a short time. Manches-
ter-by-the- Sea, Beverly and summer
resorts in Maine are given on the di-
plomatic list as residences of embas-
sizes and legation.
Baron Edmondo Major des Planches
the ITALIAN ambassador and dean of the
diplomatic corps has started a trip to
Europe, following the example of Bar
on Hengelmulle, the Austrian ambas-
sador: NJ. Jusserand, the ambassador
from France. Baron Rosen, the Rus
sian ambassador and Count ]. H. Won
Bernstorff, the German ambassador
Mr.. Brice, the British ambassador is
enjoying the cool breezes at North
east harbor Maine. Baron Takahira
the Japanese ambassador is on his
way to Seattle for trip to Japan. and
DIR. Wu Ting Fang. the Chinese min
lister, is in Peru, apparently in no hur-
ry to return until things are enlivened
here.
Transfers Arranged.
Before leaving for their European
trips the ambassadors arranged trans
fers of their respective embassies to
their summer addresses. Thus the
Italian embassy is now at Mancester-
on-the-sea. with the Marchese Paola
di Montagliari in charge: the Austrian
embassy with Baron Luis Ambrosi
charge d'affaires is at Manchester.
Bass; NJ Lafevre Pontalis, charge
d'afaires of the rFench embassy has
gone to Essex. Mass, where he will
establish the headquarters at the Essex
Country club. The Brazilian and Rus
sian embassy are both transferred to
Manchester-on-the-se the British
embassy is now at North East Harbor
and the German embassy's headquar-
ters are at Beverly Farms.
Viscount de Alto, the Portuguese
minister has established his legation at
Capon Springs, Va: Senor Don Epi-
fance Portala, the Argentine minister
will soon have his legation at the
Oceanside, Magnolia. Mass: the lega-
ton of Ecuador is at Blue Ridge Sum-
NIT, Pa; the Swedish legation is at
Bar Harbor, as are o. Skybak. charge
d'affaires of the Norwegian legation,
and Jonkheer ]. Loudon, minister from
the Netherlands.
Among the few diplomats who are
not conspicuous by their absence are
Nasaoni Hanari, first secretary of the
Japanese embassy, and DR.. Yen Wei
Ching, second secretary of the Chinese
legation, who are very busy here fol
lowing the Chinese-Japanese railway
trouble, which may grow acute at any
moment. Senor Portala is another
exception. He has been in Washing
ton every day for some weeks be-
cause of the recent Argentine-Bolivian
trouble. The Central American diplo-
mats are as much as ever in evidence
at the Arlington hotel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
WILL ATTEND FAIR.

The New Castle fair this week will
be attended by large number from
this city. Days were when Richmond
had a fair. but there are only prospects
now that some time there will be an
other. The city could appreciate a
fair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
TO EXPERIMENT \
WITH WIRELESS
Two Richmond Young Men
About Ready to Make a
Trial Test.
is THEIR OWN INVENTION
HERscHEL TRUEeIooo AND NoV-
DEN PARkE HAVE BEEN WORK.
ING HARD AND THEY GxpGor
GREAT SUCCESS. .A~~

Herschel Trueblood. son Of Mrs. A.
F. Trueblood. of South Twelfth street
and Royden Parke. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Parke, 213 South
Twelfth street. are two Wayne county
youths who have come to the fore a.
builders of wireless telegraph sta
tions. Both of the boys are students
of the high school and there. In the
study OF physics. became very much
interested in the subject OF wireless
telegraphy.
Much of the preliminary work was
completed by the end of the spring
term of school but 1t has been during
the vacation that the two young men
have erected the station. Tho in
struments are now almost ready for
the first trial. which will be made this
week. Both young Trueblood and
Parke have erected receiving stations
on top of their parents residences.
Their Own Work.
As a whole the instruments arc the
boys own inventions. However some
of the more intricate pieces OF the
instruments were purchased. such n
keys. electors and coils. The fixing
Of the apparatus together and other
details are entirely the work Of the
two.
Prof. Frank Lamar. Of the high
school, has taken much interest In the
work and has assisted whenever poo-
sible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
NOTICE TO CAMPERS.

Secretary Goodwin of the
Chautauqua, will be on the
camping grounds in Glen Mil
Ter each afternoon this week
from 2::15 to 4:15 to assist
any who desire IN the selection
OF a camping space, and to
make any necessary changes
for those Who have made a Sc
lection.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
MRS. SWIFT DEAD.

e. F. Taylor received a telegram to-
day from Chicago announcing the
death OF his sister. Mrs. ]. b. Swift
Mrs Swift formerly resided in Rich
mond and her demise is sincerely re
gretted by her many friends in this
city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
HElRoNlMUs HOME.

Prof. N. G. Heironimus. principal Of
the Garfield school. who has been Wis
ating friends and relatives in Wabash
county, has returned home and is pre-
.paring for the opening Of the school
In September.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
ARE RUSHING TROOPS.
(American News Service

N@h1f1of fo"t1 A$c"s SeI SICeI
Constantinople, Aug. 9.-Turkey has
rushed ten thousand more soldiers to
the frontier and also is reinforcing the
frontier garrisons. Preparations in
progress indicate a break between
Turkey and Greece. 1t is believed
that England will back Turkey while
other European powers favor Greece.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
RATLIFF VERY I'LL.

Joseph Ratliff Is lying at the point
Of death at the home Of Walter Rat
lift. northwest OF the city. There is
no Improvement In his condition to-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09

have been broken into and the goods
of Greek make destroyed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09

'Maria. do you remember that -
dinner you got mp all By yourself o.
the day l asked yen TO be miners
"Yes. indeed, George"
Everything was spiendid.~
II am sure Il wae."
"Ah. I wish your mother was llvine
with us now, Maria."-Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
CUT OFF his ARM
tAmerican News service)

Springfield. Mass, Aug. 9.-Laying
win Niles was discovered this morning
in strip Of woods with his left arm
hacked off just below the elbow. Lat
er he said he had cut off the member
himself, because 1t was manned. He
said he had been unable to obtain
work because the arm was useless,
prospective employers turning him
away when they saw It
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-09
DRIVES HIS AUTO
ON SIDEWALK SO
WAS GATHERED IN

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Portsmouth uto gltInnta. IN Gorfolf 8erbili.
enne nit per g%sttIartic Coat Cine, 9IorfoIi
lno iuefilit iino -Slo Sominion Cine" mad
NeluberH, ,gSafbtngion, G.s9., 8itntono, So,
ino RepsOorf. fH.
MiabI8eiten md eiropiif6em Blame. ourli.
ribfe &aiiiten5intfter, eIettrifhe Beleu6tung,
GouIpfbei Ftna, 0oien fret. Referoirte aa% fiiteil,
3iamer- IN ben &iuet'8nreunr Der ~gapselue."
ar, l07 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nr. .506-50s,
2tahtsStrGBe; e. u. g. Sffice Siiouits@de Der
Baltimore: rno GalncrtsS trnfe; Continental
3ruit gItlotna" uno IIbana9's, Nr. 100, Horb.
GbnrlrSsStrnbe.
SoBH Vi. Gberipuub, g.. 9rutpu,
SicesIrdf. Ii. Sen sUsunager. Sen. sSuf. ssIat,
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Hotional.V unfei,.

Hotional.V unferl.
,S6s Oh GOWN National gnat," CABS nno
9g~eiersStrabe. Sdcub B. Sonf, Hrdftoent;
Senrp 8. Heoue, aaiitrer.
,3pette aiatipnnl.Sant," 432 Siosgroabpap
%. 6. gSaguer, 3uiiirer.
,sSsitern Ratipnal.Ranf," IA seprtsGutafprStr.
A. Wldrriott, a1liirer.
,5nIwrs anb Merchants s~Qational gaxf."
Solt3' unb 2onbdrosStrabe.
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MarpianS &Ycnmipluenia Giienbabn.

T.S5 Wloraens-gia gorf. ausaen. SonntneS.
$50 n}nrgcns-Nnh HeIta. nur Sonntaas.
$50 Wtpraene- Rad geInir. ansGeii. SunnfdaS
130 9lddm.-Gab Gclair, liIr SonntaeS.
3.50 Hlchm.-aadb Dorf, nltsaen. SonntdgS.
400 9indbm.-gtad Eeltd, itur Sonntdgs.
bt5 9tnhm.-9tan GeInir. nusscn. Spnnt1as.
6.f0 slbeTsS-Had Sclta, r1nSpert. GpnntaaS,
II 90 sbenos-Nub 9eIin, nur Gonniaas.
11.S0 atbenbs-yia6 9elGir, aiSgcn. SonHtaaS,
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9amburgsMmerit
Mcrdants & Winers Sranspurt. Gu

Mcrdlants & IincrS transport. So.
Tampicr,2ini
SrGdbt mo Guiiagiere.
gtadl Bottom uno benz Sften.
Sonntna, 9ieni!dg mo Sreiiae, 3 1lbr Wbenos.
yiaf %rpptoence lno Dem Often.
Sorntag, Wtittpod liO 5reitaa, q llbr 9lberbS.
gad, Reiupprt.9f eips.
Idglid, ausgenomnicn 0tontag liKo Gamitap,
o ltDr Ibenos.
y 6radt nnqe1on1meH ti9li6 biz 3 llbr Na6rn-
fir b%enielben Sa9 fn5renhe Sampfer.
giad' Sabaunab ino Dem Siioen.
9teHliag, Sonnetftag mo Gamiiae,
6 tlbr NhenhS.
:. n. Wegfia, 9lgent. Bier 3, SUB S.s@apfGtr.
3auuts Niireau: @ermalls lno 2tebtsGtr.
f,aG13,S&S-) 100 t.
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SrltIt.@ ompagnien.
,,Nlnrslanb graf Co." Gorow.t.ede gaIbert,
nno Serrlal : Strabe. Z. Q. Zimmerman,
Bruitbent; Garrou Ban geB, S6aeueli fer
SerUts Spenccr, inn, Sull3sS 9asuleifter
8nr SliHner, SllfssG efreidr.
Baltimore Sruit 4 Snaruntee Co.," Equitable
, @uiLpina.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAILROADS>

SGpfeB6lSe uScoe Stlioe nut be Stunoe" bon
6er 9ailoensStattor na6 ysafbingtup at
@otenta9en 100 gorm. bis 500 slbeubS.
Sriilere gbinbrt bon Der ut. RoUaIsStdttun.
Strette Ssrbinorna in aer nenen linton.
Station ~ @aipinSton init dacn iholid sebei.
o0t ginieu,
ssailingiun, berIaien s0t. aopaI.etatiou:
1905, *G.t5, lilo. +7.45, 1856, 1850, +10.b0,
tit.53. s1l,55 Sorm.. *l2.iG,, +i2.5 6, f1.b5,
.243, 1850, *4.t6, t4.55, 1855 &atm,. te.09,
t6.55. *S.09 tGimileo), 5000. *1t.2S Ibenbs.
Ser!afien Gameen:C tntion: rs. 90, *6.15, 1890,
200. 1920. $500, 1920, 5000, 1000, t11.04
SsoIm4 5000. +i2,o2, *12 90, HOO, +t.OS,
i2.00, 1900, 1905, ia, 90. *4.3O, 1900, 1906,
Nadr., 1900. *6.f6, *6.20. 100, +s.G0, +9.I6
(SIntiteol., 1900, 1905. *lt.05. *11.3 80 Gibbs.
Sreoerid, characterization. 1885 uno s9.15
Sorm., HIPS, 1850 uno $500 Nabm.
@aserstoipn, Wt. Hopal.Staiicu. Tf.45 8orm,
1850 9iadbm. Characterization, 1875, 1904
8orln., 1850, IA 90 Ntadm.
Hupal Blue Sine
nadl @hiiaoelp1ia urb NEWPORT.
Fener Terminus an her Sreiunob ipauateften
StraBe, 9feipssorf, beaueT nab SotelS unb
Sbeatetii.
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Bidder, Gonoitor. uno Sotel'
9eoaris. Irtifel.
she Esrers & Sids 60, 104 S~hosSotparb'Str.
9eitungenL 9eitl6riiten, etc.
80. Baltimore Gseue Co.," 9aoib abercrou1'
bic. 0efbGftsflbrer, 31s @eits9ermansstr.
9oltsW aterialien, Tbiiren, SenIter-
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
San.es .. Suffer & So, 115-117 Snb-Srebe.
r1dsStrabe.
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Spar.ganfen.
rTeatffe spartart uun @alstmure," xutatp'
utb PaItiInoresStrab
,Gt. Sames-S parbant," BaIiinloresStrdbs tnb
GuiiomsSuuiesgloenl
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Staots. 8anfen.
yT.Ht'hs Raut uou S~altimpte," Baltimore
uTo Soutoa1sGtrnbe. glueu't Neber, 9ra{s
bent; u. 3. Slot, SbaemeiItsr.
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6enro @oBmunn Rr. 737. Z. Ctr,