Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 282, 21 November 1907 — Page 3

TIIE RICII3IOND PALLADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 100T.

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POWERS WIIIS ONE pownti TRIM. Big Victory Achieved When Venire Was Thrown Out And New One Ordered.

AFTER MANY TROUBLES, THEY ARE AGAIN REUNITED. v

METHOD AN UNFAIR ONE.

REPUBLICANS WERE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST IN SECURING THE VENIRE JAMES HOWARD WILL APPEAR AS WITNESS.

Georgetown, K, Nov. 21. After ; fighting for nearly a week, Caleb Powers proved conclusively that Sheriff Eugene Gregg and his Harrison county deputies had discriminated between republicans and democrats in summoning a special venira of 200 : men from which to select a jury to try Powers for the Goebel murder and Judge Morris ordered thai the 100 men of the venire yet to be examined be dismissed and a nw venire of 200 men be summoned from Grant, county. ! This is the greatest victory yet, won ; by the Powers defense in any of his : trials. By a large number of witness- ' s It was shown that Gregg had re- j pcatedly ignored republicans in favor of democrats in summoning the venire and that out. of the 210 men secured in Harrison county ISO were democrats, 24 republicans and 6 prohibitionists. Gregg, it was shown, had repeatedly spoken against Powers and had cursed .him. Gregg was put on the stand and made admissions most damaging to his side. Then, without hearing the arguments of the commonwealth, Judge Morris ordered that the 100 men awaiting examination be dismissed. Judge Morris' announcement order-1

lng a new venire created consternation in the prosecution ranks. It was learned that James Howard, who Is now serving a life sentence for the actual murder of Goebel, will be a defense witneR3. Howard, as was Powers, was convicted mainly on the evidence of Henry E. Youtsey, who is also serving a life sentence. Youtsey confessed on the -witness stand that after he had been given the key of Powers' office by Powers lie admitted James Howard to the room, gave Howard a rifle and Howard shot Goebel. Howard will deny this and will give evidence said to be very strong in favor of the defense. Youtsey lias prepared a petition asking Governor Beckham for a pardon.

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Amusements

THEATRICAL CALENDAR. NEW PHILLIPS. Week of Nov. 13 Vaudeville. GENNETT.

j Nov. 21 (Matinee and night) "A Jolly' ! Man's Troubles." j

s Nov. 25 Francis McMillen. Nov. 26 "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie." Nov. 27 "Heart of Chicago." Nov. 4. "Quincy Adams Sawyer." Nov. 29 "Sweet Kitty Bellairs." Nov. 30 "Faust." ! Dec. 3 Ezra Kendall.

Knighthcod Was

Dec. 5 "When

Flower." Jan. 16 "The Girl

Question."

"A Jolly Man's Troubles." "A Jolly Man's Troubles," the laughing comedy success v.ill be at the Gennett tonight (Thursday.) It is full of funny situations, humor and actions; a play that plo.-.ses all. It. is written to make you laugh and it is said to be bright, sparkling, clean and moral.

"Sweet Kitty Bellairs." "Sweet Kitty Hellairs," the romantic comedy of the eighteenth century by David Ilelasco. who. a.; an author and producer H known to international fame as t.:e originator of only the best elenv-'iits that combine to make tVrc greatest stage successes, comes to t'.te Gennett Nov. 20.

Francis Macmillen. In the coming of Francis Macmillen. the great American violinist, to this c'.ty, music lovers are assured of a rare treat, if the praise which has been showered upon this young artist

i to be taken at Its fnce value. C'er-j

tamly no artist in recent years has

Mrs. James K. Roosevelt, wife or the cousin of President Roosevelt, and nephew of John Jacob A.slor, who was known at one time as "Dutch Sadie." After many maritable troubles the Roosevelts are now again reunited.

JOSEPH MORREY SUICIDES Native of Wayne County Took His Own Life.

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Important Day in the History of Indiana Odd FellowshipSunday -Baseball Not Immoral, According to a Decision in a Case Involving Benefits.

Joseph Money, of Anderson suicided Tuesday, by taking two ounces of carbolic acid at the home of his mother-in-law. Mrs. Susan Itrcaky. Mr. Morrey was well known in this city, lie was born and reared in Cambridge City and was ."" years old. lie has made his home at Anderson for the last twenty years, having been a male carrier and salesman. Mr. Morrey is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma Morrey. three children, Miss Elizabeth Morrey, a clerk at Xus-

baum's store, Fred Morrey, of Minnc- j that are to be

Indianapolis, Nov. 21. Documents which fifty-three, years ago were placed in the box of the corner stone of; the then new and modern Odd Fel-' lows building at the corner of Penn-' sylvania and Washington streets were placed in the coiner stone of the new" building today. Odd Fellows from every quarter of Indiana are in the city to attend the sessions of the grand lodge, but the ceremony which they are even more Interested in is the laying of the corner stone of what will be one of the mose modern structures in Indiana.

The exercises began at 1 o clock, when Robert T. Daniel, grand representative of Georgia addressed the gathering. The meeting was" presided over by John B. Cockrum. More than

sion and the findings of the committee were sustained. The reports of tho various officers cite flourishing conditions existing in the order and highly commend the members for the showing they have made. Over 500 members of the order left yesterday afternoon for Grennsburg. where the annual visit to the Odd Fellows Home was made.

CHILDREN PERISHED I MORNING FIRE

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Our assortment of smart, snappy, superbly ready-to-wear Suits and Overcoats, is the best in the neighborhood and this means in all Richmond, for we are all neighbors in this, the best retail city in South Eastern Indiana. This notice is goocf for all this week, in fact it is always good. Good Ctoth& -made by good makers and soldby good sellers.

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SHARON E. JONES WHS OPERATED ONWEDNESDAY Has Been Troubled With Adhesion of the Bowels.

sota, and Everett Morrey, of New York and three brothers of this city, William E, Robert and Albert.

usual interest, centers in the articles

placed in the cornor Cjwo Ranflinn in Ane Frnm

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ONE ROUTE OF SEWER LET TO CONTRACTORS Hipskind & Son Take the Work at $11,700.

OTHER ROUTE UNSETTLED.

stone, for the documents which were

taken from the old stone have been instrumental In making history for the order in Indiana. Worn and discolored from the years of confinement in the receptacle of the old stone, the documents were removed when the old Odd Fellows structure was torn down last summer. They have all been preserved.

i The remainder of their days will be i spent in the box of the corner stone

of the new and modern building. Among the documents are copies of the Indianapolis papers for July 19 and 20, 1854. These were placed In the stone when the ceremonies took

ies of the Journal of the grand lodge and the grand encampment for NoHipskind and Son of Wabash. Ind.. J vember 1S52 and 1S53. and one copy were awarded the contract for building ! of the Indiana Gazette, dated July 22, route one of the northwest Second ; 1823 In additlon to thepe there are street sewer system on a bid of ll.-jc opie3 of the names of the original 7. This bid was below the esti- stockholders of the srrand lodge and mated cost for constructing the first t!ie grand encampment.

Heciiuu oi me sewer. un f naay or

Two to Eleven Burned to Death in Their Home.

PARENTS MAKE ESCAPE.

THEY AND TWO OLDER CHILDREN GET OUT OF AN UPSTAIRS WINDOWGAS WAS CAUSE OF THE FIRE.

EXPECT A RAPID RECOVERY

FRANCIS MACMILLEN.

Sharon E. Jones, who has been in poor health for some time, was operated on at a Chicago hospital, Wednesday, for adhesion of the bowels and came through in flue shape and

the attending physician states there is no reason why he should not recover speedily. A still later message revived by members of the family says the improvement continues and it is expected that Mr. Jones will be able to return home in a few days.

America's bravest woman, in the opinion of the Society of the American Cross of Honor, is Ida Lewis Wilson, keeper of the Lime Rock Lighthouse, R. I. "Mist ress Wilson." as th sailor call her is dec-lared by the society to have " rendered greater service tending toward the saving of human life than any other woman in the country." The society has therefore awarded her a cross of honor. .Mr. Wilson Is bttr known as Ida Lwia, who years ago gained a worldwide celebrity through her many heroic rescues of drowning persons.Leslie's Weekly.

William H. HotelitisB. ono of the directors of the American Automobil association, said thf; other day In Buffalo: "A friend of mine onus a small car. He has no chafTeur and vry time he goefl out a. breakkwn occurs. He said to me tb other day: 'I took ray runabout all to pteciya yesterday.' 'Did you'' said I. and knowing bit impracticability, I dtf seriously: 'Well, wbeu you do that you roust Im careful not. to ! any of the parts. 'Not to lose any of ttmnT said he. 'No fear of that. Why whan I put that machine together again yesterday I had nearly two do5n plecos left over.

Run Down

If your doctor toys take Ayer' 5r. saparilta. then lake H. If he hat anything hetttr. then lake that.

If you are all run down, easily nred, thin, pale, nervosa go to your doctor. Stoptuessing, stop experimenting, go direct to your doctor. Ask bis opinion of Ayer'a non-alco nolle Strssparilli. No alcohol, no stimu!s tion. A bIoodaatrifler,a natve.tooite, strong

alterative, an aid-to Jigs soon. fy

this week the board of public works vlll consider the bid made by the same firm for building route two of the Northwest Second street sewer system. Their bid of Slo.lOo for this work is slightly over the estimated cost.

Throw sway pfllc and strong cathartics whic'. "re violent in action, nod always hav on liar 'Jr. I'sWwell's Syrup Pepsin, the fct-rante nr for ConRi'pation and all diseases arisi. om stomach trouble.

Sunday Base Ball Not Immoral. Playing base ball on Sunday is not an immoral act and, therefore, if an Odd Fellow indulges in this sport on the Sabbath and is injured he is entitled to receive benefits the same as if he had been injured on any other

Titusville. Pa.. Nov. 21. Five children, ranging in age from two to eleven years, burned to death here this morning in their home. Thomas Zuner and wife, the parents, escaped, together with two older children from an upstairs window. One boy. seventeen, probably was fatally burned. Over pressure of gas started the fire.

met with such sensational success as this young man who in four years has

jumped from comparative obscurity to j reach of medicine, an undisputed position among the j

greatest of modern virtuosos. In fact I many of the most competent critics of the world have placed him alone on the top rung of the violinistic ladder, j The rise of this young American reads like a romance. Macmillen plays at

the Gennett theatre, Monday evening, Nov. 25.

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Vaudeville at the Phillips. A pie eating contest will follow the regular bill at the New Phillips Friday night. It is expected to create much interest. There will be a special matinee for the children, Saturday.

Elmer B. Jackson and Anna Stanley Are Wed.

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OASTORIA.

The Kind you Have A!ws mm,

WTith the exception of Britain and America their are no two countries in which the mile is of equal length.

day of the week.

This is the nature of the report of about it

the judiciary committee of the grand ; lodge, submitted at last night s ses- j PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

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Centerviiie. Ind., Nov. 21. Last night at the country home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Stanley, one mile west of Centerviiie.

took place the marriage of their youngest daughter. Anns, to Elmer B. Jackson. Only the immediate friends and relatives were present. The house was beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and carnations. Dinner was served. Today a reception is being given at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle Jackson. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jackson leave for an extended visit to Chicago and other points.

The Value of Neat Appearance To a man cannot be overestimated. It is absolutely essential to him in a business way and imperative in tho walks of society. Just as important to the business man is neat stationery. The letter, bill or circular is your agent when mailed to a customer or prospect and should impress the recipient with a feeling of confidence in tho neatness of your work and the quallty,of your product. We turn our neat work that impresses. It is alive and-briops results. To be satisfied place your order with us. Quaker City Printing Co. Over 17-19 North 8th St Automatic Phone 1121

Hare you noticed the improved service to Chicago via the C, C. & L? Through sleeper leaves Richmond at 11:15 P. M. daily, arrives in Chicago at 7:00 A. M. Try It aprS-ti

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GENNETT THEATRE iti

Matinee and Night, Thursday, Nov. 21

M. VV. McQUIGG -Offers tbe Musical Satire-

A Jolly Han's Troubles

Constructed for Laughing Purposes Only.

SIX BIG VAUDEVILLE FEATURES SIX

Prices 25, 35 and 50e. Seats at Westcott Pharmacy.

COMING 2

GENNETT THEATRE

COMING 2

MONDAY EVENING, NOV.

Wizard of the Bow . .

MACMIK

Violin Virtuoso

King of American Players.

ASSISTING ARTISTS Mdme. Rosina Van Dyke, Prima DDnia Rayal 0?zra, and Herr RitfiarJ Haaeaian, Celebrated Pianist.

PRICES $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c. Tickets Friday. Mail Orders Care Westcott Pharmacy.