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crepe de chine IN popular esteem. This
material has the missy crepe finish. but
In spite of that 1t is exceedingly lus-
trous and reveals simmer and sheen
In every fold. 1t is also unusually soft
and drapes beautifully. Crepe meteor is
made In all the new colorings to match
the elaborate tailored suits with which
waists of this order are generally worn.
EMBROIDERY. IN VOGUE
favorite method of decorating the
silk or net of mousseline waists is with
heavy hand wrought embroidery done
directly on, the material The new wood
fiber or vegetable silks. which are a
product of the last few years, are used
a great deal for this purpose They are
much more lustrous than the other
silks, refecting the light almost like
metal, and tits fact may in part account
for their popularity In this season of
metallic effects. Gold or silver threads
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ure often useu with the silk embrold-
cries, or used alone. and beads of gold
and silver are also introduced into the
work occasionally. In some of the
waists rat tail braiding is used in de :
signs which suggest embroidery, with
openwork in certain portions and some
embroidery stitches in others, done In
heavy silks or cottons. Occasionally
waists are seen on which a certain
amount of braiding is executed in fine
silk cord or soutache. but. ~ the whole,
the tendency is to use embroidery rath-
er than braiding.
lin black some of the other silks be-
sides crepe meteor are liked. such as
ii1essaline, satins and moires, but these
are to be found, as a rule. only in the
strictly tailored models. These tailored
waists are made on very simple lines.
generally with tueks extending length
wise and fun length sleeves. Stock
collars are worn with them.
TUCkING POPULAR
In the dressier waists much tucking
is used, as the sheer fabrics lend them
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From Ransohof's.

From RanSohO1 s.
White mousseline waist
trimmed with white and gold.
embroidery and veiled with siE.
yer beaded net. Yoke and half
sleeves of Chantilly lace.
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" OR several seasons past the same
positive assertion has been made
TO US about separate waists
they would not be worn; they
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
Work on Tool company's Plant
To Be Pushed Ahead Until
All Is Finished.
/ ocAl DEALERS MAKE SALE
DISPOSAL OF LOTS LEFT TO REAL
ESTATE MEN or CITY AZ OUT.
SIDE BOOMERS ARE NOT De.
SIRED.

It was decided at the meeting OF the
directors Of the South Side Improve
ment association last evening to put
the sale of lot,>fn Heallview addition
In the hands q local dealers. The lots
are to be sold {or tho purpose of rails
ing bonus Of $40, COO. 70 give the Ma
tional Automatic Tool Works Of Day
ton for locating in this city. Foreign
realty companies fail In many respects
to accomplish the desired result. Sew
eral other matters Of routine business
came to the directors attention but for
the present the association will give
It's entire attention to the sale OF lots
The architects in charge OF the plan
ming of the new factory building broke
the flrst ground yesterday. The build
ing is to be made entirely out of rein
forced concrete ana wiz be modern in
all respects. 1t wKl-be patterned at
ter the buildings of the National Cash
Register Works of Dayton. O.. which
company probably has the best factor,
buildings In the world.
A request was sent to the board o.
works to make an Improvement OF
South Eighth which street rum
through the addition by the construc
ton Of cement walks, curbs and gu.
tiers and also the grading Of the stree
proper. The street adjoins BeallvieN
park. which will be turned over t,
the city for park purposes eventually.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
COMMITTEE TO MEET
Joint Organization on Civic A.
fairs Meets in First
Session This Week.
OBJECT NOT DISCLOSED

The first meeting Of the joint COM
mittee consisting Of one represents
tive from the Riverdale Civic league.
the West Side Improvement Associa-
ton, the South Side Improvement AS
ISOLATION and the Young Mems Bust
ness club. will be held some time this
week. It will meet with the committed
on municipal research from the Com
mercial club and probably Will have 4
wide range of duties.
While the nature of its investiga
lions is not definitely known. matters
of the most vital importance to the
citizens of Richmond will be discuss
ed and an agreement as to the proper
action to be taken on several ques
tons will be reached.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
Custom Has Not Been to Fill
Them Out Properly Ac-
cording to Judge Fox.
DODDRlDGE CASE CALLED
PRISONERS HAVE BEEN RELEAs-
Ed ON BONDS IMPROPERLY PRE-
PARED AND CHANGE WILL BE
ENFORCED.

Upon the appearance Of Earl Dodd-
ridge, the Washington township young
man who was arrested recently for dy-
namiting fish near Milton, in the cir
cult court tomorrow morning Judge
Fox will probably require new bond
to be given and also issue standing
order relative to filing bonds. There
have been several persons released on
bonds which were irregular, according
to the statutes. Such is the condition
in the case of young Doddridge, who
was released on $500 bond furnished
by his father, James Doddridge imme-
diately following his arrest. Prose.
cutor Ladd stated this morning it was
probable the bond of Doddridge would
be raised from $500 to $500 tomorrow
morning.
In explaining the irregularity Of
filling out the bonds, Judge Fox stated
to Mr.. Ladd that the county clerk
should always write on the back 81
the warrant at the time of the issuance
the amount of bond required in order
that the person arrested On strength
OF the warrant may obtain release
from custody. This was neglected II
the arrest Of Doddridge and is respon
sible for Mr.. Ladd ordering the younf
man to appear in the criminal court to
morrow morning. It is not probable
that the young man will stand trial a
this time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
MATTER IS DELAYED
Absence Of Col. Ourbin From
State Interferes With the
Plans for Reunion.
LARGE CROWD is EXPECTED

Owing to the absence Of ex-governo.
Winfield r. Durbin from the state. no
communication can be secured with
him by local members Of the Denver
Brown Camp. Spanish American Wax
Veterans. to ascertain whether he ap
proves of this city at the place to hold
the reunion OF the regiment. At the
meeting OF the organization Monday
evening at the court house II was de
cided to get in correspondence with
the members of the regiment and en-
deavor to obtain their support for hold
ing the reunion in this city. Provid
ing the regiment members do decide
to meet here next year. 900 or s0'
Spanish American War veterans viii
attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
inspect Those Needing Re-
pairs in Preparation of
Report to Council.
JAIL PROBLEM TO WAIT
PRESENT BUILDING TO BE RE-
PAIRED so As TO MEET THE
NEEDS or PRESENT WHICH ARE
ON INcREAsE.

Beginning this week the county
commissioners will visit every town
ship in the county with the purpose in
view Of inspecting the county bridges.
Following the inspection trip the COM
missioners will be ready to announce
to county council, which meets In
September the list of bridges which
should be improved or rebuilt during
the coming year. C. E. Wiley presi-
dent OF the board stated this morning
that the appropriation to be asked by
the commissioners for this purpose
would probably amount to $4,000 to
$4,000 which is considerably less
than that expended for bridges during
the present fiscal year.
Bridges Washed Out.
There will be but very few new
bridges constructed during the year
in all probability. The majority OF
the new bridges will be constructed in
Dalton and jefferson townships where
West River was deepened and widen
ed by dredging. In these two town.
ships 1t is absolutely necessary that
new bridges be erected as the resi-.
dents have to travel several miles IN
certain localities in order to cross
from one side to the other.
The commissioners will make recon
imendations for new bridges only
where they are necessary. The same
policy will be followed in respect tc
the repair of the older structures.
/ No jail This Year.
No appropriation for an addition t.
the county jail for the accommodation
OF the insf>1e will be made this year
according to one Of the county com
missioners. It is only the question O
q few years until the county will hav.
to erect q new jail and an addition Il
the building at the present time wouls
hardly justify the expense.
Instead the present building will b,
repaired where necessary in orde1
that the sanitary conditions may b,
improved. In making the improve
ments several minor details will hav,
to be attended to in order to keep tn,
jail warm In the coolest weather.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
GOV. BucHI{L HERE
Did Not Divulge Purpose Of
Visit and Remained at H0-
tel During His Stay.
WAS A FORMER RESIDENT

ex-governor Henry A. Buchtel. OF
Colorado, former pastor of the Grace
NJ. e. church of this city was . guest
at the Westcott hotel yesterday. DR..
Buchtel is now interested in the Uni
versity of Denver. He did not divulge
the nature Of his call to this city. al
though several men met him at the no
tel in the afternoon. He appeared To
be in good health.
It has been several years since DR.
Buchtel has been q resident Of this
city Among the older Methodists he
is well remembered a. a very pleas
ing speaker. Upon removing from this
city he went to Colorado and In the
gubernatorial fight Of 1902 which val
on reform issues, he was successful
During his term OF office. he had sew
eral difficult questions arising but his
position as the preacher-governor was
not compromised.
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At DAYTON
Local Knights Of Pin Have a
Chance to Get Prize
Money.
THEY MUST FILE ENTRIES

Dayton, O., Aug. 4.-Considerable In.
terest il being manifested by the bowl.
ers within q radius Of 100 miles OF
Dayton, in the big free-for-all two men
team and individual bowling tourna'
ment to be held at the new Arcade
alleys, located on Third near Main
street. Dayton, September to IL.
More than SIS worth OF prizes will
be awarded to the winners Of each
event. There will also be prizes FOL
the best average bowlers, those roll
ing the highest scores. special
prize will also be offered to the out
of-town team making the best show
ing.
Absolutely no entrance fee Is neces
sary to qualify for either event. The
only condition necessary is to filI
entry on regular entry blank, prior K
Sept. 1. Entry blanks are now ready
for distribution.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
Threatens Nation While Prep
arations for War With
Greece Are Going On.
DISPUTE is WITH GREECE
TURKEY DEMANDS GREECE RE-
CALL OFFICERS FROM ISLE OF
CRETE OR EXPECT TO WAGE
WAR FOR ".

(AmerCan news ServfCep
Constantinople. Aug. A-Turkey.
planning war with Greece over the
Isle OF Crete. Is menaced upon her
northern frontier by the Bulgarians.
While four Turkish transports. bear
ing Turkish soldiers are enrcute 70
Crete today to invade the island. word
was brought to the grand vizier that
a bloody encounter between Turkish
and Bulgarian troops had taken place
on the frontier near the kadtkkan
barracks. Villagers took part ana
many were seriously wounded. 40
cording to the Turkish version the
Bulgarians precipitated the fracas by
firing on the Turks.
Dispute Grows Alarming.
The dispute with Greece over Crete
has assumed alarming proportions
bordering on actual warfare. Rifast
Pacha. the minister Of foreign affairs.
declared 10 the Hellenic minister to
day that the Ottoman government
would make a formal demand to- the
Immediate recall Of G-ecian officers
from Crete. The Turkish minister In
Athens will also make this demand.
II II is not fulfilled and Greece has
intimated that II will not be. Crete
| will become the battle-ground. Turk
ish troops viii soon arrive there "a
enforce the policies Of the Ottoman
government.
Turkey already has flotilla Of war
ships off Crete.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
STUDY OF BIBLE
MAKES INTEREST
Annual Conference Continues
Discussion of Epistle of
James at Earlham.
DISCOURSE UPON FAITH
EXPLANATION OF PARABLE OF
JONAH AND WHALE ATTEMPT.
Ep-JoNAH IMPRISONED FOR
PUNISHMENT.

Murray H. Kenworthy delivered a
lecture this morning before the
Friends Bible Institute at Earlham
College upon the subject. The Epistle
of James" The speaker gave q very
interesting account of the epistle and
light was thrown on the nature OF its
contents. Mr.. Kenworthy stated In
the course of his remarks that James
seemed to be constantly against the
rich man. but that riches in those
days were obtained by extortion and a
prevailing feeling of hatred then ex-
listed toward the rich generally
In speaking on The Problem OF
Synthesis," Levi Pennington Of
Knightstown said In part: The first
step toward this synthesis is a union
OF love. We must learn that the spirit
of brotherhood is greater than dogma;
that we can not glorify God by mere
party victory. The emotionalist must
learn that the truth is not to be feared
and the intellectualist must learn that
intellect alone cannot be taken as a
guide. We need an educated ministry
but it is often found that college halls
are rather cold, spiritually"
What Faith Will Do.
Samuel c. Haworth. professor Of
biblical instruction in Wilmington
college discussed the topic. 1.-The De
velopment Of Faith" The various
ideas Of faith were discussed by the
speaker who stated that one who has
absolute faith in God would overcome
all obstacles and eventually triumph
Yesterday Afternoon.
THE Message Of Jonah to the World
Today" was the subject of DR.. Leary's
lecture yesterday afternoon. The
speaker endeavored to explain the
meaning of this parable. He stated
that Jonah was shut In his prison al
punishment for his disbelief in Cox
| and for his refusal to preach the gos
pei among the heather. DR.. Leary
then went on to state that people to
day are being punished for their lacl
OF faith in God. althugh not in tn.
same way as Jonah, IN an equally i'm
pressive manner.
The sixth and last lecture was de
livered by DR.. Leary last evening upol
the subject, THE Historic Mediterran
can" The lecture was beautifully Il
Illustrated with colored stereopticol
views. The audience took a rapid tril
around the shores Of the classic sea
through France. Italy. Greece, Turkey
Palestine, Egypt and back to Gibra
tar. The talk was very INSTRUCTIVE
and was thoroughly enjoyed by tn
large audience present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
IS THIS INSANITY

Mrs. Henry Miller, who was arrest
ed yesterday and for whom an insani-
ty inquest will be held this evening,
il alleged to have stolen nine bottles
OF wine from the cellar OF Christian
F. Lentz, S23 South 18th street. The
wine was missed Sunday and several
empty bottles which were identified
were found in the cornfield where Mrs.
Miller was found. Several other small
articles have been missed from the
cellars by residents in that locality
also. ....
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
BOARD OF WORKS

s
It was decided at a special meeting
OF the board Of public works this at
ternoon to pave north and south
Eighth street with brick. Bids were
received this morning. but the con-
tract will not be awarded until the
matter has been carefully considered
by the board. The question of paving
the street with asphalt was not deemed
advisable. It Is estimated that the
cost Of the Improvement will be about
$4,000. There were several bids sub
United. Work will be started imme-
diately after the contract Is awarded.
The contract for the Improvement OF
the second alley north OF Main street
between Seventh and Eighth street
was awarded this morning to Schneid-
er Brothers OF this city Their bid was
IL cents per square foot The alley
will b paved with cement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
NELSON NOLAN IS
HURT At DETROIT
Three Fingers Were Lacerated
While at Work.

Nelson Nolan. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Volney Nolan. North Sixteenth street
and well known in this city as polo
player Of exceptional ability. likewise
semi-professional baseball player
had three fingers on his left hand cut
He was injured by a press falling on
his fingers and necessitating the am
putation. He was confined at the
hospital In Detroit for three days. II
1t hoped by his friends that the acct
dent will not interfere with his abil
ity as either a baseball or polo play
er.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04

DOwney, Mclean, HIGGINS. Doyle. 6ey-
mour. Murray, o'aara. .. Devlin. Bird
web. Two-base hits o. ara. Devlin.
Seymour. Three-base hit-Bescher.
Sacrifice hit-Huggins. Double plays
-Downey to Hoblitzel; Seymour to
Tenney. Bases on balls-Off Spade 5;
off Campbell /: off Mathewson 3.
Struck out-By Spade 3: by Campbell
Is; by Mathewson 5. Hit by pitcher
BY Campbell. Doyle. Wild pitch
Campbell. Hits-Off Spade. 2 In 2-3
innings; off Campbell, In 1-3 inn
ings. Time-2:2c. Umpires-Rgler
and tombstone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
CORONtR's VERDICT

Coroner A. L. Bramkamp today an
nounced his verdict In the death CT
James E. Donlin. who died Monday
evening ~ a result OF falling on a
pitcher and severing the right jugular
vein, ~ follows: Death from honor
rhage. resulting from wound tn the
neck following an accidental fall" Tbs
evidence In the case Is voluminous.
bringing out the tact that the child
rem Of John Pickle and the Roe child
rem who were partly responsible for
the death are receiving lax home
training.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04

There is song with this refrain:
II don't know why love you. but I
do" We would suggest that no one
try to find out. Trying to find out
why one loves another has the same
tragic result ~ punching q hole in a
drum to zee what makes the NOISE
Atchison Globe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
TO REPEAT PLAY.

Milton. Ind. Aug. lowing to tho
fact that many were unable to secure
seats for the recent performances CT
Don't Tell Ny Wife," ut the Odd Fel-
lows hall In Milton. arrangements have
been made with the Management OF
the Hurst's Opera House 1t Cam
bridge City to give the play . produc-
ton in that theatre. Tuesday sveoang.
August 10th.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
ARE VISITING HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Szirkosky. enter
tanners and Temperance Lyceum art
lists who for the past ten months have
been at work in the southwestern
states are in the city for few weeks
visit with Mrs. Szirkosky's parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. A. ]. Neff. South Four.
teenth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

HANNA-Thomas A. Hanna, aged
81 years, died last night at his home.
two miles north Of the city. The fu-
neral will take place Friday morning
at 10 o'clock from the home, the Rev.
Harsh officiating. The burial will be
in the Lutheran cemetery. Friends
may call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
SUBMITTED
| * |

Treasurers of the school corpora
tions of Richmond. Cambridge City.
Milton, Centerville. Hagerstown and
Dublin and Spring Grove met with the
county commissioners today and sub
mitted the respective corporations list
of expenditures for the year. The re-
ports were approved and ordered plac-
ed on file by the commissioners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
JEFFERSON CLUB.

All members are requested to be
present at the regular meeting OF the
jefferson club tonight in their rooms
in the Colonial building. Several i'm
portant matters OF business will be up
for consideration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
SPECIAL POLICEMAN

At the meeting Of the police board
Friday evening . selection OF ono OF
the policemen for duty at the chautAu.
qua assembly. Glen Miller park. Aug.
20-29, will be made. The officer will
also have several subordinates select
ed by the chautauqua association IN.
der him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
Granville Williams Makes a
Present Of curios to
Commissioners.
GATHERED ALL OVER WORLD
METEOR WHICH clvER SAW FALL
INCLUDED BELT WORN DURING
WAN DECORATED WITH SPAN.
Ish BUTTONS.

Tho collection of relics. including
stones, shells, coral, Indian nipple
ments and woods which Granville Will
liams Of this city has been collecting
tor 20 years has been given to the
county by the owner with the provis-
lon that they remain In the court
house ~ long - It stands. In giving
the collection to the county. 1t Is Mr..
Williams's desire that future gener-
atoms may benefit from the collection
which II one Of the best In the county
and state. Mr.. Williams 10 a Spanish
American war veteran and during his
stay on the island OF Cuba collected
many Of his rarest specimens.
Meteor In Collection.
In the collection is q meteor which
Mr.. williams and his brother saw fall
about four years ago while working
In tho harvest field. at twilight. It
fell within few feet Of where he and
his brother were working. Marking
the place. he returned the next day
and dug It up. It had fallen with
sufficient force to bury itself about
two feet In the ground. In recalling
the instance this morning. Mr.. VIII.
liams said that 1t was a ball OF fire
when it fell and came through the
air with loud whistling noise. The
meteors circumference is about equal
to that OF . half dollar. It is perfect
ly smooth and almost round. He
tried to make watch charm out Of It
but the stone was too hard for any
tools which he had to drill into It. He
has refused s25 for the specimen.
Another interesting exhibit. Is hil
belt worn during the war. containing
six and half dozen various kinds oi
worn by Spanish officers. Most Of the
buttons are brass while q few arr
plated with gold.
Came From all Over World.
The specimens OF stones, shells ant
the like given to the county were col
lected from AL parts Of the world
many II them by Mr.. Williams person
ally. All are perfect in every detail
especially the Indian relics. The cab
inets In which the relics are storet
are given to the county also. The fin
est cabinent contains so differen
kinds Of wood. carved In differen
forms by Mr.. williams. Mr.. William
does not know how many specimen
there are IN the three cases but II 4
In all probability nearly 10000.
Col. G. e. Wiley. president OF tn
board Of county commissioners accept
ed the gift and promised Mr.. William
that his request that the collection b
kept on exhibition would BE- followe
by the county officials. The exhibi
is now stationed ON the second flool
near the entrance OF county cler
Harry e. Penny's office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04

Cincinnati, Aug. five bases on
balls and = hit in the fourth inning
gave New York three runs. Cincin-
natl tied the score In the ninth on two
errors and two hits after two men
were out. Three successive hits In
tho tenth care tho visttors tho winn-
ing run. Tennex and Bridwell were
put OF the grounds for disputing . dc.
cisiou. Score:
r. III. E.
Ciaacinnasi ...11ooO0OO3O-6 Is
N~w York ..010300101l-7 II
9Da1A CaapbsIl and Mclean: Mat
thCwoon and Meyers. e.
0lns-B4schsr. oakeA Hobltxel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-04
WESLER REUNION.

The annual reunion Of the Wesler
school will be held August 18th in the
WIN Wesler grove, near the old
school building. Good speakers have
been secured. A good musical pro
gram win be given. A picnic dinner
will be served 1T noon.