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THB CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
SCHLECHTER AND .M4RSH4LI
To TOI n THE COI NTRI.
TNs Austrian ChamPlOa Due Hero In
= November Wm GIVE EShIbItisRs In
n Town and TheR Tour NHh the AHeFl-
ag-=-.=..=. =. !. ..,.s s'.amssn
80 e===..== :" :; =. .

Ina letter 80 IHE SrN he Austrian cham
p,0n. CArl SchlechtsT. announced that he
rll surely visit iht- country this go son
Ne intends 20 arrive here about November
I and Viil fheu br TstdY Tor exhibitions
~ he clubs -. tho metropolis Mean
while rs mhu1ga'- V.li h- busy arranging
= tour ~ me tuir.,d states aud canada
and m order ~ utA- 'hlnR- more Interest
ing he American Champion frsuL Mar
shau Uhp arrived here las Monday sIlI
Join Schle,hter on hr- tour
thegs centres out-ide he metropolis
had faTrl, q ,hiur~ II s'-,ug NO gTeat
masters -uxhgri "a pliN 81 lac years and
~ - ihoaEhf thu uiuv ,luh- viii avail
thems.l,-, p' rhr opportunity thus oh-r-,
and ~ng,g" hpin S,hls,h'~r and MsrShs ~
for eVhibr.uu gtfu'> Nh'- up'h.nE ht-
been rN"t trfui ''vp- ~. Do ma h' 'Nkeu
for granted that he famous Nu-rTnn v,u
hsgin h.- ~yhihuinn- 10 'h- Manhattan
Ih~~- ,n.b some ;rumiusu' members
espeCllilN tni-rrs led IN the Nt@lt of ~ hle,h-
ter vii shortly NJ. ah," 10 by before his
nanlgsrs scheme - make sure ~ he
success ~ h. exhibitions lus smuch ~
the director. ~ no .Iub DO not meet he
fore the Hrsi I.e~ity 81 u~N' month there
vii ~ p.Hn'v ~ '.ma - arrange mst'ers
10 he officially trdor-si bV the club, d.
rectOrS
Tho-- who have seen S,hl-chier ~hen
he vas = competitor a. the cambridge
Springs ln'erna'toEal 'ourn-v IN ls0s were
charmed With H. mo.lr>' nearing aud man
rerN and viii be d@'irh'- ed In HAVING again
. chance 81 meeting HI, expert
In writing 'hS' ne match Win IarraSCh
had been po- poned tnd.nnfrly SCnlecht-r
did not gtyc anv r~a>on- hut - NAV he
taken for granted rha' o. was moi >ChleChter
Who proposed q post poLemsnt % ho-til-
tes ~ soon - he was approached bY
TArrasch. and although rarne.tiv hent upon
paving visit to fh,~ country. he ~ once
dHc'A rcd his willingness 10 meet the German
champion IN match SChlsch'er. how
ever. stated IN MS letter that he few very
weak a. the conclusion ~ tho Hamhurs
tournament and NAV he TarraSch too
did not see hoN BE- could po-sihlN get
into hrSt clA-- Condi'lon 10 order - meet
Schlechtrr in serious match in the fall
Marshall Ahhouxh lookinE pretty we'll
terry complained about the hard votk he
had to undergo a. Hamhurg principally
owing 10 he fact that he PLAYING hours
were TOO long Ru' Tor The circumstance
of hAyin 10 undergo doctorS fr-a'men'
~ Hamburg he felt sure he would have gwen
. better accoUn' ~ hitns~lf ia spite ~ Tho
strenuous work he had - undergo bat
he feels NeTv happy a. tho thought that
the Germans we're hisnlr pleased al some
~ hts game especially those he PLAYED
with TaTrasrh and Sp,-lmanu
Following u a selection Of gam-- from
the Hamburg tournansnf
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0T..' o. .'s' a. maze IN 'wp mo,.s
s'.rti"N ." PsoElsH
kr an, H. Ia 80
~ufrui's go PEos'sS ~ =
= 90. a.
touest Sou.',ou 70 bo'I 'hsss ptoblsms 2,
sstgcI from COnni- Irisad NeUara y " n
kasr Nor h be,url Nr = u CsAItSugua
vArne- pm tiriph's pa "
hi'umOIs Nj Van Neer>sa. PAssslr
Ginn.. N~s lOrL ciu ~ n Bs,dNin
NosWAlE COnn thsr,e. Nu'ori. ErOOsiSu
' ,haIi.s Mlllns rh'AdciphlA. "a " asL
'O-fsgr >oft Ion. g-rsN-f 70 "a ''ou - 4
~ BIr. is-Bp-l.u AddlfsonaI 81. f.rt snHrr iou.
received 10 rg>. - sui - from ~ ,rau
rp ,uEHBsEON
gan W. .sgr received ssyrfsI au.Wsr, % snd
game p'DisHei 10 me iensrtreLt pHgr'es
"a ne -ii'or ~ rh~>- 90 mas ant not adG-rs-eI
10 tbs 'il'Of 81 Iur hsss Pa 90 aef
-. =. .rH. siIr~s~Iux ,JffrsponIe '..r % elmer
o. ih'.~ department. Griaf m sCsroSIsigin
rrrip' " 90 ~,pO1drn'~ ~lil b. pIr.su'
or cptFEsPpNpENCy IDI sNEV
Tdau GIuos r~ports thA' rs WILn'rg Hoth
HI. mo- aEains' o. 2 t'Od'rsg h. q lH be y inurT
~ ~. ss~tion "a ING oniy ono more gsms 20 ON
,us'r none 90 ne % be- pIaNrts IN his sSCiton
ueiug abb ~ ~ MIN .iH t'- roirfs % "a ,corrd
p. The uIasr
N~src.'Ins Ne dt,p.'s he's-sn 40 p.at-rs
fHE - = Sli no. glsr q decision in ne mAttsr
nu .rs gaBr,s rsu AgT~r pou he Y8int
sH''-sr ''~rics, error lei to ne nisund.rs'ani
- 40 ~ t. Har'.-- arc iasI s'Oy- rrg ss'~i
% ..ua'J state sn~'h-r according % tEs'r
= rr1r II~ss tho dlspuIs s-yss To- rops@,. .rIrt %
= 'H~rIraI sfrp. %. no.
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>O\ mrs TOR GERUt\I.
Result. .r the TrIaI> saI~d so RuIIara.
Ra1

Iu. rual ra's- Of he Eastern Yacht IIub
h"'d 80 s-ie,f three -oudsr bnat- 80 go 10
h .-l new -priux resulted ~ ths zelssttnE
~ ne B-aN~' Hih~iol snd tiua Inc
H~t,-f owned nv G~orEe X Dsbu-,
August " fu-ii- and George Nichols of me
B@N~fIE N,,ht tiub She uaG bntlt from
d~-gr- rs " STARRING Burgess sud iooE
pit. % no s~ft~- ~ races sailed aEainsi he
Spanish va,hts aud Won tho Gov draper
,Up The Hib~lot Vas built ny HerreshST
aud uut-d by Harry PAYNE whitney Of
he sea NO's Ns'b' Glub and Robert "
Immons % 81 'h- Beverly Nschi Club
Inc tIma NaS uuH' from desi gus by ChA ris-
u Mover and - ~ ned hv Cav lowell ~
The Eis en- Nsrh' 'Iuh Shs as one Of
The tfio io -lil sEaius' ne spanish and -
c"ns'deted 'h- be-, heavy sestheT hoe,
Inc races ssre -,tl~d on BuIzArd. B.v
h~"ause ~ Na- thOuEh' that The conditions
here Nsr- nearly The -lm~ - tho-s a. KEEL
buf this wear hghi uinds . nd smooth water
prevailed ~ nearly all mo races tapi
LUIS Afana 81 Tho spanish -oOder boat
: he b.si record ~ thess ,riSl- I'D he com,
the beaver
S,ti~-n V4Chi- t"ps par % ne trail. and
Aitst half ~ h--- had b.--B sltn,nafsd she
other ugh sailed several good races bat
al 30 iNh' uind- until he lass day. Whso
'h~F- sa- sood bri-k wind aud ,hoppV
sea 49, fHc"- were ssil~d thea The
nr-i sa- uOn by The biB-tOt uhich b@ns.
race SAs Won ~ he imH In = far test
M had -hoNn that she ~as very good IN
ligh' Nsai her aud 'h- record made ~ m"
: L"sh w,nd made The committee choose her
~. summary 81 POM. IN Ave r.ce-
; s,n, N yasht. N one d,.'s,cn yer:
Ih" :ammsTy q poists N ali rse.. sailed
PES. - ses Coon. Is, Helen. y. ccot. .
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80 both his bishops are IN rsadiaess for sstoe
~ Afisr blAek sueeeeded "a Iege'ilag ths nrN
aivs m0semsata on the aueea Ntng ne Goes -
Ntth great dsIteriiy untii syerythinl AIS -
10 Played In order 70 uet The knaght into pay
Ihe m9ls, hoSsvsr: SeAksHt hls sag pc..,n ,,e
10y posiic- by playinG ateT IA 80
- ~ placing the hing into NE nehunr hee
o. the bishop white enabled 70 Conceive me
Subsequent pretty n ihnlnG com binAuon.
~ Aiark cannot take the auee0. a. mate would
tOilou
~ AgAla Ne dare not Ake the queen
=, p.kW would have morr qutckB carried
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match fonlFour from any I. = a.. club
to q thlrty-siI hole qualifying round. i've
sets to keep on. appear on the announce
ment OF the Nassau County club tourna men
on October q. !. and = The familiar names
Of the Respective cups are the Nassau touu-
try. Red spring, Overlook aud Mll Neck
eight There will be an extra handicap
on the last dav and something dong every
minute IN the Nay Of golhng Enirie-
should he -ent by October To Harry !.
IIsdssr suB-rtntsndsnt a. the club
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CAao GANr o1ENINa


100 Mae uoS th.rAttnS y ~ Whch ~hi's
pFrN rst- bS he trAt move
20 ITariiraiN orcrtns draE n IL ques
iionabr f With y as - kA X ktI
- 80 rs ~ PAP MS ca. hiars
Couid have Iot more ouI Of thr position
I Mhusk-T Of the n,Nsr>ity 81 Penn.
sylN vans Iu writing ia Lac ~ from Lon.
don und~t date of Septeuhh-t states
ma the team which beat the Phihdor
4 hess lub of the niNersiiV OF Amsterdam
on August N and NJ will IN all prObabilit
plaN match with the anibTtdae niver.
-iiy 'hrs> club IN sept ~mb~r = and :. bat
a. he cattle has not announced INC results
ct THIS match ~o la - has possibly been
I'p-' puned Following - The score OF
~ ne piaN 81 hN Mhitakrr a. Amsterdam
stHaFt,.
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"
"a The book position now srri,ed a. -eAI,
Ir.ssn,' problem ~nl'h s"'"- ING 10 oal ldsa.
mas not nscn "a, Nrd a. VI n" ~" drfcnT"s
namely BHKt k'pNB. y r.. to he To-
s STe s, ON s. Ss Tn , or Ts
hen answered veil :" "a Bgt Nh-r~ eau =
given are ~ too d.fenS,- nature p.ac. h..
sdopt-d = line ~ plsy whit amounts pracuraii,
70 counter At'acG aud O. q, therefore d-l II .pu
fore be found which CARRIE fu,,hsr ahead ~
threat WEI 'se move ~. been fSnnI sna pr
seated 10 inis game bu' b,4cA Sos ~ c'1si>
100 lat. into line and he tn.Gss nat \ = fg1t
where threat and acton ''l"u thf-a' and ar''ru
- dsyisrpn whi,h ~ IN. u,.n-a' snytog
dsstroys The IDENTITY Of M nosl''OU Nnsthrr
ssos s T0S ai,n 's>f 'eS g '' IS ~. Ia
oniv bs deter n inca by SnABSl.
not have 'a.sn N, piec- Win NJ, queen
q Blacs nov shovs fs1I lns'-sd ~ PLAYING
defensive With a seaser rusi''1u IHs'esh - 80
'sIt move Ne o4Ea' 3" have confined -
VOID hsys been -Ssto-.t IN ~ o. al no,.;isa
. IA and k',k' IN th-a'.n. ~ an =,
p ven ''-ons vo.ld 80 have been sroKr
snd < ~ Ia nrier 20 nrm'y -.Nnisn he sulSh'
~ On .ecoun' OF sIKKr o., EIE would have
- n. opening ~ n. KS, ~. ~ sIKKt
voad only nave he ped ante
~ Biae. hits 4pOn he on. move 70 proven
% VIVA . q. Or - rs IN nothing would
have herH kainei
~ Wins zee n'agiv \ PAM VA Noo.s .u.ng
- hlsrk cannot rscspfurr on s,'0IEf 90 ~ ~
~ Rae hOWcNrr has Ms ov HIIdsn GREENE.
" lHs icN To,r Gi.-s Aua. HN ufrn'ng
shsnreN Nuch hotter 40 .d ua.r tssu rtHF
Eor instanCe . XXX - p-r Tvr O. pxE
PIn = y KhU co. - solid hs,e bern 'r,,
aIrrry % hIacs 70 &C. d. 10 '-~ ~ he
~ 30, best y Ms 70 % ha,s been sr.rr
h.i,. y. ped no, h,E- .~-sl s, b q
? ERtAr n D . KS ulp
'H The i~c'si'~ bnndrr VIA &C. -
a. sOon VII n" .esG. de- 90 % Hatr u-ru
srconpish-d
.s' IN orgr 20 ross 'lr ..l'. ron q b h.. .Iag
10. rails 20 ees No sNrhsns+ - no fa.- -
80 y ~ IN srco.n' o. ~ HIbGi rs would nave
beer IInk ~ 'sr Y SOuid have been pos f~i
o. nv 80 hU'gf's uN"~r-rfs .1Ufi E.tr
been nrsvenira snd o.ars soIli EI.- asUf rE-
r-sv ell - rnIt
eifn~
~ 71inz MOVE ~ hiars coIIi MOI pose
~" GOV -s'nh 81 q Iss.-i 1aan 10 'Hs ,s'rf~
~ ~ h1srf
Rz~. ---Ens a. Ne u4s rln aHs r..
psss'i wr.fr nNvu rni'r being 'r.s -rHIsa 20
rsse Ah'N rasi IN 10 pth~f ,4ds o. tF. boar.
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s"s~snhsLs CorInth,aa \. e.. Dinner

Inc SeaNanhaka 'ortn'hian u'ht 'lub'.
spacious house on centre Island Oy-ler Rav
never looked pr.u,er than y did Ihursday
Night y hen The ofiic~r. and members half
hundred ~ them eBtoved their annual
banks 81 doEefa
tommOdors Frank HastinRs presided
and TIE other rag ofNCer- and members
pre-sn' included Nice-t commodore Edward
Nh"neV. hear 'OmmodoT@ Johnston
90 Forest. Secretary Fyerri' BomInt~k
treasurer tolgRte Wovt. " Victor I
Iumnocs e sherman Howl FrankItp
kemInSton Fleet captain George Fmlsn
nooeeNsN. signal Oheer Elliot Turksrman
MckenFle, Marry trans, samuel y shaw
George Bullock. " J Math@son and Willis
". Noo1. MANY Of the members ware
brought from TIE city On hoard Vice-Com-
modore Y Nhltnsy's fast yaeht Arrow
ana Cart. J.. u. houasis Winchester.
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WALTZ has H'~tass'lV toe superior Dosiuoa
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Appended IL he ahaI Eame Plsyed bet seen
iarh Ahd cara 81 ne meeting Of 'he Nrv Nofs
tate ihess Association al summer, NE
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so-,. ~ c,.orr. ,'-SrrT ...ssrr

20 i'P'T rUrn 20 nss's A'IT. Gap o. Osy
RHg = kfsP 20 . ~ Kt'. sift me -
psrlo game
~ 'sE 10 nr'H rsut
49, y kH3 80 F' ~ .bssf
80 % pax - y ~ sud mate 'Oilos, IN tuo
movss ~ . ~ ~ q - - v; y XXX
y Ei-a' - - :" OF y am = uinnins
raw
q ,no~.nE 'r" sss.Hs., ~ bs,sr. s,,.n
;ss1'h move
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
SCARED THE OLD SAVAGE.
Ruse That Saved Dr.. Feikin From
King Mtesa Of Uganda.

When the we'll known African trav
eler DIR. Robert Felkin was staying
with the boodthirsty King Mtesa of
Uganda many years ago the king. out
Of gratitude for his visitors medical
treatment, wished to cut of his head.
On DR.. Felkin representing that the
treatment was not finished and that If
interrupted it would cause Mtesa' s
death the latter granted him a re-
prieve until he was quite recovered.
Then, however. nothing availed, and
the execution was determined upon.
Emin Pasha. who was friend of
DIR. Felkin. had instructed him most
accurately about the state Of affairs in
Uganda and the court Of King Mtesa
and had revealed to him an important
state secret-namely. where Mtesa's
powder store was hidden. DIR. Felkin
remembered this at the right moment
and as Il last resort threatened that II
Mtesa killed him he would bring down
fash OF lightning upon his powder
store. Aitesa replied incredulously
Tell me where it Is whereupon DIR.
Eelkin whispered in his ear. 1T Is
concealed under your harem."
Mtesa turned pale and allowed Eel
kin and his companio TO live The
lightning makers" authority increas-
ed when next day a fash Of lightning
happened to strike near the harem.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed and separate bids will be re-
ceived at the office OF the Wayne
County Undiana) Commissioners on
or before IL o'clock q. m, July 5, 1910.
for furnishing all materials and labor
required to construct complete the fol-
lowing buildings and steam heating
plant: Dining Hall, Kitchen and boil
er house will be let In one contract
Heating plant for heating dining hall.
kitchen, woman's building and con-
Meeting with present heating plant In
mems building. in one contract. The
above to be built at the County Farm.
Detention building to be built on the
Jail grounds, Richmond, Ind, will be
let as one contract
All the above to be built according
to drawings and specifications made
for same by w. s. Kaufman & Son.
Architects, Richmond. Ind. Each bid
must be prepared on blank forms pre-
scribed by the State Board OF Ac-
counts, which may be obtained at the
office of the Wayne County Auditor.
Each bid must be accompanied by .
good and sufficient ana acceptapie
Bond. equal amount to the amount OF
the bid. made payable to the State Of
Indiana. signed by at least two free
holder sureties. both OF whom shall be
residents OF Wayne county. State OF
Indiana or by properly authorized
and qualified surety company. Said
surety to cover the time limit for the
completion October 1. 1910. and the In
demnity OF $1,000 per day for each day
beyond October 1, 1910.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Plans are on file at the office OF the
County Auditor and the office Of w.
3. kaufman & Son.
Demas g. Coe.
Auditor Wayne County.
may21-2S jun 4-11-18-25 july 2
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
A PADEREWsKI STORY.
The Great Musicians First Important
Engagement In Paris,


Paderewski's first really important
engagement as a pianist was in Paris.
He was engaged to play In the draw
ing room of u lady famous for her mu-
sicales, and his fee, which seemed to
him enormous, Was $50. He managed
to persuade the humane agent to pay
him in advance, and when Paderew-
ski had redeemed his dress suit from
pawn and paid for shoes, gloves. tie
and other essentials he had no money
left for cab hire. SO he was forced to
walk to the scene of his engagement
The music loving audience inspired
him. He played with feeling, passion
and mastery of his instrument as new
er before. His success was instant
and unmistakable. The poor player
had suddenly become the lion of the
hour. his dream had become reality,
and fame and fortune were assured
him.
At last after disengaging himself
from his admirers he turned to leave,
when his hostess, remembering with
regret the smallness Of the fee for SO
marvellous performance. offered him
her carriage for his return home. But
Paderewski's pride came to the rescue.
In his courteous vet reserved way he
made formal bow, and, saying, mo,
thank you, madame; my own is wait
Ing" he stepped out for his long walk
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Weekly.
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stood t4dh us sword arm extenGed ut
full length. waiting for the other to
advance. Then the seconds intervcn.
ed. claiming that both had proved
themselves men Of honor and courage
and that nothing further was necessa-
~ but to shake hands aud be recon-
ciled.
And this recalls the occasion when
Lieutenant Randolph Ridgely OF our
army while in the Mexican war was
sought by two young officers who had
quarreled aud each Of whom wished
the lieutenant for his second. 1t was
finally arranged that he should act as
second for both. Onathe field. where
the adversaries We're armed with shot,
guns. Ridgely measured Off line of
ten PAGES and placed them respective
~ at its two termini. cooked his own
revolver and announced that he would
give all the orders himself and in his
own way and that he would shoot
down whichever Of his principals dis
obeyed him in the slightest particular
Then came the orders very DELHI
erately uttered: Present arms Car
~ arms shoulder arms ''rake
aim They took careful aim and
waited almost breathlessIy for some
minutes for the command to fire. II
never came. Instead came the orders:
"Present arms Garry arms ''Shoul
der arms Right about faceT
"Trontw Forward march,
They recognized his commands as
given n deadly earnest and knew that
II would be instantly fatal to rebel.
He kept them marching till they
reached his tent There he halted
them and babe them stand at parade
rest till they had listened to lecture
on the folly OF dueling which fairly
made their ears ring. But he sea-
soned his dose OF rebuke with a few
words Of praise for the soldierly met
tie they Lad shown In facing each 9th
er's gun without nlnching. and the
two men became fast friends from
that hour New York Post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
COURT TOOK ACTION

Judge Fox Cancelled the order OF the
county commissioners for the con-
struction of a crossing at South n
street, this afternoon The matter is
sent back to the commissioners court
and is now as it was originally petit
toned for. Members of the South
Side improvement Association were
displeased with the courts decision.
although they admitted that it probab-
ly prevented the case from going to
the supreme court
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hi. authority.

General Winfield Scott. the hero OF
the Mexican war. used secretary Tor
all his correspondence. private as welt
as official Once. In the absence or his
secretary. he undertook to write an
order for the transferring of some pro-
visions aud spelled wagon" Wagon.
Later the secretary in looking through
the various memoranda. etc. found the
order and detected the error.
General" he asked affnbly, by
what authority do you spell wagon
with double g?
Scott never turned a hair as he re-
piled without moments hesitation:
by what authority? BY the au.
thority OF the major general command
ing the armies of the United States.
cir. What better do you want"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
Fooled the Town.

University students have long enjoy
ed a reputation as practical jokers, but
there has been nothing quite so sue
cessful as the famous sultan OF Fan
zibar hoax OF some years ago at Cam
bridge. One day the mayor Of the
town received the following wire from
one Henry Lucas. Hotel Cecil, London:
The sultan of Zanzibar will arrive at
Cambridge at 4:27 for short visit
Could you arrange to show him build
fngs OF interest and send carriagey'
The mayor rose TO the occasion, and
In due course four dark complexioned
gentlemen with turbans aud volumi
nous trousers arrived at Cambridge.
The mayor and corporation epterfain-
ed them right royalty. but to their
chagrin they discovered few hours
later that the interesting orientals
were simply quartet OF undergrad
yates who had played an immense
practical joke upon the town.-London
Spectator.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
A WIRELESS PHONE

DIR. Bruce. state manager of the Con-
tinentai Wireless Telegraph and Tele-
phone company or Newark. New Jers
sey will come over from Indianapolis
on next Monday. June Is and give =
demonstration of the Collins Wireless
Telephone The Richmond public is
invited to inspect the workings OF the
! 'phone at the Westcott Hotel after
o'clock on that date.
The Collins Wireless has been used
both ways for no miles, In this con-
nection ii is proper to state that Prot.
William d. Lewis of Dayton and Frank
G. White OF Richmond, are the only
authorized agents in Richmond of the
Continental Wireless Telegraph aud
Telephone company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
HEAR CASE MONDAY

The case of Thomas Daggett of East
Germantown against the Terre Haute,
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction COM
pany for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries was postponed until Monday,
at the conclusion of yesterdays ses-
sion of the circuit court. The evil
dence of the plaintiff has been intro
duced and the defendant corporation
has had several witnesses in its be-
half. The defendant company is en-
deayoring to prove that Daggett was
intoxicated on September 3, 1909 when
he was struck by the interurban car.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
NEW FISH WARDEN.

Indianapolis, June 1.-THE governor
has offered the appointment of fish
and game commissioner to man in
the extreme Northern part of the state
because George Schwartzkops of CO.
lumbus delayed the acceptance too
long. His name is withheld pending
his acceptance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
BIG GANG PAID OFF

Sixty-two members of the street
gang of the street commissioners de-
partment were paid today by city con-
given half holiday on Saturday at
ternoon as in this manner the city
does not lose by having to allow the
men to take time OF In having checks
cashed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
Balm a. 0i,e.d.

The real balm of Gilead 10 the dried
juice of low shrub which grows Ii
Syria. II II very valuable aud scarce.
for the amount Of balm yielded by one
shrub never exceeded sixty drops .
day. According to Josephus. the balm
or balsam OF Gilead Was one OF the
presents given by the queen OF Sheba
to King Solomon. The ancient Jewish
physicians prescribed II evidently f0f
dyspepsia and melancholia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.

State of Indiana, Wayne County. -:
Estate OF Esther Ann Reynolds, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court, executor OF the
last will OF Esther Ann Reynolds, de-
ceased. late OF Wayne County, Indiana.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent
JESSE H. BROOKS. Executor
dIy 11-13-25
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

East Buffalo. June H.
Hogs-Receipts $500; pigs $lO.25;
workers. $1,000.
Cattle-Scarce: prime steers $500;
Sheep-Receipts 1000: prime $6.1o.
Lambs $3.50.
Lambs. $3.50.
Calves Receipts 20 head; choice
$6.5oG$925.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
U. S. TO PROSECUTE.

Chicago, June 11.-William A. Ken
yon, assistant attorney general, arrived
today from Washington to prosecute
the Union Stock Yards Company, al
leging monopoly in violation of the
Hepburn Act.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
TO SPEAK At SYNOD

The Rev. Conrad Huber of the ST.
Paulss Lutheran church and the Rev
E. G. Howard of the First English
Lutheran are on the program Of the
Brotherhood Of the Olive Branch
Synod OF the Lutheran church which
will meet at Louisville. KY. for q two
will meet at EdInburg. Ind, IN Oc-
tober.