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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SIN-TELEGRAM. Palladium Printing Co., Publisher Office North 9th and A Streets. RICHMOND, INDIANA. HRICE Per Copy, Daily 2o Per Couy, Sunday So Per Week, Daily and Sunday 10s IN ADVANCE On Year 15.00 Entered at Richmond. Ind. Postcffle. As Second Class Mail lUtw E MAKES A DENIAL Says He Was Not a Go-Be tween for McCullough and Crawford Fairbanks. False statements made BAYS HE HAD NOTHING TO DO WHATEVER WITH ANDERSON SQUABBLE AND STARTLING REVELATIONS MADE. Indianapolis, Ind.. Jn. 1. Ex-Gover nor Wlnflld T. Darbin has issued a public statement denying the charges TnaAe hv Knarkn T. Tnr.VH fT-rhfiir - - - - JpL man of the DemocraileVominittee of Madison county, that he acted as a go-between in negotiations between bin brother-in-law, C. K. McCullough and Crawford Fairbanks, the Terro Haute brewer, by which Lew Elling bam of Decatur received the Madison county vote for Eighth district chairman. It was charged that a deal was completed at Anderson last Friday Bight by which McCullough was to hare Fairtanks's support for governor If Ellioghtm was elected. Colonel Durbin practically gave the lie to Brooks by saying that If the Interview purporting to ccmo from him is correct, that he has wilfully made malicious and false statements. He declared that he has not talked with Crawford Fairbanks for several months and that there was no deal between blm and McCullough so far as he knows or was concerned. Colonel Durbin said that his stand on the liquor question was made clear in his last message to the legislature. TELEGRAPHIC TIPS Affairs of World Wide Interest Told in Short Paragraphs. MUCH NEWS OF INTEREST. By stipulation the OoTafleld injunction case has been continued until Jan. 10. Edward H&nlon, ex-champion oarspian of the world, is dead at Toronto from pneumonia. Business failures for the week Bumber 845, against S48 last week, 185 b the same week of 1907, and 220 in 1906. Favorable weather for harvesting in Argentina and a decline in corn caused weakness In the Chicago wheat market. Secretary Hester's statement of the irorld's visible supply of cotton shows a total of 4.800.736. against 4.727,542 last week. Zero weather has prevailed throughput Germany since the beginning of the new year and has resulted in much Belay to traffic. New Issues of sto-is and bonds in Germany In 1907 amounted to only 1460.600,000, as compared with $703,50,000 in 1906. Former Governor Horace Boies of Iowa, is critically ill of pneumonia at Providence hospital, El Faso. He was tn the way to California. A new counterfeit $5 6ilver certificate of the series of 18S9 and bearing khe portrait of the Indian chief Onepapa, has been discovered. Mrs. John Van Ness-Roberts, well known in New York society, is dead from the effects of a drug wlich had ben prescribed for a weak heart. The Mexican government has received word from Guatemala that a luccessor to former Minister to Mexico Aguirre will bo hortly appointed. The Kansas City Clearing House asoclatlon has adopted a resolution calling in all clearing house certificates and clearing house checks by Jan. 18. No word has yet been received of the Canadian Pacific line steamer ML Royal, which left Antwerp on Dec. 7 tor St. John, having on board 304 immigrants. The president has signed a proclamation creating the Verde national lorest in Arizona, with an area of 721."S0 acres, located in Maricopa and Yavapai counties. l The production of gold in the United jtates fell off $4,753,401 in 1907, as ainst 1906, whereas the amount of ?er produced was increased by over pO.OOO fine ounces.
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Waiting for His Second Trial in Dread, as Loved Ones Will Be Separated From Him
Second Hearing of Famous Case Will Begin Monday Morning When Jurors Will Be Exam inedEvelyn fo Tell the Sad Story of Her Anguish and Ruin. New York, Jan. 4. Harry K. Thaw is in dread of his second trial for slay ing Stanford Unite, because he will bo without the cheering presence of his loyal wifo and devoted mother an ho sits in the court room and because his favorite sister, the Countess of Yarmouth, will not come to this country for the trial. Under the new arrangement of tho courtroom the wife and the mother will be kept VZ feet away from the de fendant. At his first trial they were constantly with him and their love and words of hope did much to cheer him ! during his ordeal. He faces the sec-: oud trial with the knowledge that he will have only his counsel near him. I T iotu ..ill v. u i at the second trial, while his wife his ' wjtuiu a Drass r;n memotner. his Sister. Mrs rurrl. 0,n his brothers must remain outside'. A i passageway has been built around tho wall of the room so that the prisoner will at no time pass his family. lhere has been a rumor for some! time that ln case of a second disagreement, the same procedure will be followed as in the cases of Nan Patterson and Dr. Kennedy. Both of Mipra nH. oners were allowed to go free under a suspended sentence, after the two Juries had failed to convict them. Much New Testimony. The defense will offer much new tesimony testimony that was not brought out at the first trial. There will be a scoro of new eyewitnesses to the shooting of White, and r 1 will testify, that in their opinion Thaw was insane on the night of the murder. Mrs. Evelyn Thaw will again, in moulton words of anguish, tell of her ruin at the hands of the arch betrayer, Stanford White. Mr. Littleton has a list of the three hundred talesmen who have been summoned to appear Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in the criminal branch of ho supreme court and detectives are investigating the record of each. This is done in every important murder case by the defense as well as by the district attorney. Mr. CKRellly and Mr. Peabodv called at the Tombs early yesterday to see Thaw. Thev consulted with him in the counsel room on the 6econd tier f tho Tombs prison. Thaw was glad o see Mr. O'Reilly aisain. Th Lin er has just recovered from an attack f bronchitis. Mr. O'Keilly said that he was feeling well and that outdoor exercise would soon restore him to his former self. The rumor that Mrs. Kvelyn Thaw had quarreled with her husband wa6 denied. Mrs. Thaw has been suffering from a severe cold, but she hRs been in dally communication with her husband. She last saw him Sunday. Evelyn Did Not Call. Mrs. Thaw's chauffeur went to the prison yesterday morning with a note that Mr6. Thaw would call later in the afternoon. But she did not. She is still a sufferer from a cold, it was said. Thaw's -trial has been set down for 0:30 o'clock Monday morning. It is doubtful whether the first talesman Will tie r.lllpfi hufnro nnnn I,i.-Hn
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all the evidence in th vnHn J which the attorney general has refer-' red to Mr. Jerome. Neither Mr. Jer-1 ome nor Mr. Littleton has been able ! to estimate how long it will take to fill the jury box. It might occupy two weeks. It has been decided to lock the jury up from the time they are sworn in. Mr. Garvaii will assist Mr. Jerome in the prosecution of Thaw. It is because the jurors are to be locked up for so long that difficulty in filling the jury box is anticipated. The Hub Of The Body. The organ around which aU the other organ revolve, and npon which they are lareelv de pendent for their welfare, la the stomach ' H.1? functions of the stomach become lir -.aired, the bowels and liver also become St anged. To cure a disease of the stomach Ifve InSlLf1 tl nt orS1 bot0 "f Dr. Cald Tell feyrop Pepsin at yonr druggist's It i' e promptest relief for constipation and art pepsia ever compounded.
THE RICII3IOXD PALLADIUJI AND S UN-TELEGR AAJ , SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 1908.
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EVELYN NESBIT THAW AS THE "MISTLETOE MAID.
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When Trade Came He Would Murmer Knowingly Into Eager Ears.
tp i i j , " 1 "t,e uaiu up iur tom 01 Iae " &1..t umuvi up mau iue normal man is all tho time I should a sign painted and hung on my door. The word on that sign would be "Clairvoyant." Then I'd sit. and wait for trade When the trade came, if it was a man trade, I'd look as wise as the hand of Dame Naturo (which shaped my countenance) intended me ever to look and would say the following things: "You were born about three and a half years before you remember, and at times since then you have regretted it. At other times you have wished you had been born twina. This wish has com oftenest when your digestion was good and you had just finished Thanksgiving dinner. Your mother was a good woman and a wise one, though you didn't always recognize her wisdom. You had spells of feeling much discouraged over the fact that you didn't have both your parents under better discipline. "Your father wasn't as wise as your mother, although he thought he was. You take after your father in the matter of wisdom. Often since those days you have Involuntarily taken off your hat and wished you could ever hope to have half as much horse sense as either of your parents. "But cheer up. They wore just as foolish at limes as you have ever been, though its hard for you to believe it. However, they knew it all the time, which gave them the wisdom to try, to make something less of a fool put of you. . r e I ou were frequently imnshed justly as a child iou admitted the ! injustice or it. "iou missed about three times as many punishments that you richly deserved. If you haven't admitted that, you will, before you are through living. Also, you'll get your missed punishments, every one. There may be future punishments, but nature isn't going to mis her whack at you in consideration of anything which may be laid up for you in the hereafter. It's a case of teacher punishing you at school and lather giving you another miiuiiius iic-u juu t;ei. Home. At least that's the orthodoxy of it. "You have great hopes of getting money. This hope of yours is sympathetically shared by every one you owe. and antagonized by every one man fisure Prominently in both bunch es. Beware of dark or light men who want to borrow money without giltedged security. You will be addressed by a dark or light man young with smooth face.behind a bank cashier's wicket. He will try to persuade you to take clearing house checks or (trading stamps or souvenir post cards j for you money. Do not listen to him i or otherwise encourage him In this ime 01 loonsn taiK. iake your money out and hide it in your fire proof sock. "The woman who has most influencrt n , i . 1 1 f r A i ! . . ' I juui me 3 vju uiu uou man . l uu couldn t. lour father had married her before you had even thought of marrying anybody. "Beware of a dark man with light clothing. He will cause you to lose money. You will know him by the ha: brush and whisk broom he carries
Thaw is Restless in His Prison Cell, as He Knows His Counsel Alone Will Be With Him.
BE CLAIRVOYANT ln llls ha" it as the train is slowing uui Maiiun. 'Ah! I see two girls with whom at one time you have been In love, and as to which of whom you would marry you were greatly puzzled. You loved these girls both at once and equally well. A man who can t love two girls at once is painfully narrow and lacking in versatility. After proposing to one of these girls you immediately decided you would marry the other. After proposing to the other you decided you would never marry. After this you were single perhaps six months or even longer. "Your wife would have been undyingly grateful if you had been more constant to your promise to remain single. If you hadn't married such a good woman you would have been better mated. But 1 wouldn't dare tell your wife this. "I see a dark room. There are clothes hanging on chairs and bedposts. Some one is going through your pockets. It is your wife. Too bad she doesn't get more out of them. The cents you gave her week before last must be almost exhausted. "You have been lied to a great deal in your lifetime. Almost everybody told you they would vote for you. Almost evei-iody in ' all probability didn't am I right? Thanks. "There is a man or two in different parts of the country, that you would a great deal rather not meet, on account of your inability to explain satisfactorily certain things you have done or said. There is also a woman or two of whom the same is true. You were once nlareri in .n r-iHor t..i I'uuinvu y. uci i; piuess-Ahl I see. it was your own hapuv'i, ui n i-i n ii hi m lino c noT ' LuufcL jcoparaizeu: you ! told a deliberate falsehood that inimeIdiately made necessarv Rnnm nihrc T.itive.-. tlint ...... a a . .. Ah! I see you don't like to be reminded of it." At this stage I should teil the man that if he would pay me a dollar more 1 would tell him about the future and give him some much needed advice as to his business affairs, he beins a a matter of course, engaged in some lint j0f work that was not entirely fitted to Viic t'jjc n ari r-.v.r-. .1-1 1 : i . . ..... ,.J I..UU1WU.S or aiong tne ; Line vi mz peculiar and very considerable ability. And r should ,. get other dollar if he had it with him. STRICKLAND W. GILLILAN. BRIDE WAS BOUGHT Bl THE POUND Mayor Said Bride Was Worth Half Crown Per Pound. Vienna, Jan. .4 The mayor of Kolked. a Hungarian village, has acted as arbitrator In a dispute about the value of a bride, it is the cstom in the district for the bridegroom to pay a sum to the bride's parents, and in the case in dispute the parties could not agree on the amount. The mayor, who is a cattle dealer.
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It's the Busy Corner Ninth and Main Sts. "THE PEOPLE'S STORE" Open Evenings 8:30 Open Evenings 8:30
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR REPRESENTATIVE. LEE J. REYNOLDS Candidate for Representative from Wayne County, subject to the Republican Nomination. WALTER S. RATLIFF Candidate for State Representative, subject to the Republican Nomination. COUNTY TREASURER. ALBERT R. ALBERTSON of Clay township, candidate for Treasurer of Wayne County, subject to Republican Nomination. COUNTY RECORDER. WILL ROBBINS of Abington Town ship, candidate for County Recorder, I subject to the Republican Nomina- j tion. i BENJAMIN F. PARSONS, of Wayne j township is a candidate for County! Recorder, subject to the Republican ! Nomination. COUNTY CORONER. DR. A. L. BRAMKAMP, Candidate for Coroner Wayne County, subject to the Republican Nomination. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ROBERT N. BEESON, of Harrison township, is a candidate for County Commissioner to represent the Western District, subject to the Republican nominating election to be held in February. BARNEY H. LIN DERM AN Candidate for Commissioner of the Middle District, Clay Township, Wayne County, subject to the Republican nomination. RICHARD A. DAVENPORT of Boston township, is a candidate for county commissioner of Wayne county, Eastern District, subject to the Republican nomination. TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. TOM J. GOLDING Candidate for Township Assessor, Wayne Town-' ship, Wayne County. Subject to the Republican Nomination. CHARLES E. POTTER Candidate fori Township Assessor of Wayne Town-! ship. Wayne County, subject to the Republican Nomination. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. ' CHARLES L. WETTIG Candidate for office of Township Trustee, Wayne Township, Wayne County, subject to Republican nomination. THOMAS B. MARTIN Candidate for Township Trustee of Wayne Township, Wayne County, subject to the Republican Nomination. JAMES H. HOWARTH Candidate for Township Trustee, Wayne Township subject to the Republican Nomination. was called in and, after inspecting the bride, he declared that she was worth half a crown a pound, and that Koetvoes, the bridegroom, who is a well-to-do peasant, must pay at that rate. The verdict was accepted by both parties and the bride was weighed and found to sciJe eighty-six pound3. Koatvoea paid $54 and the wedding ceremony was performed. Is Tie Stoma Dispensable? An operation for the removal of the stomach in a Chicago hospital recently, promoted discussion among the tnrgeons whether the stomach could be removed and the patient be none he worse for it. Before the discos sion bad weii fed out. the patient had died. It demonstrated ? could not live without bis stomach. To keep e stomach in good condition, aod cure concti .tion. indigestion, etc., ee the great berb laxa ve compound. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Peps to rus gists sell it at a bottie. Chicago passengers osrag CCA L. trains land at 12th st (Illinois Central) Station; most conveniently located. Remember this. -X
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Dobule Stamps - Double Stamps All Day Wednesday, Jan. 8th Home Grown Potatoes, per bushel y 75 Fancy Red Home Grown Onions, per bushel - 18 lbs. Granulated, 19 lbs. A, or 20 lbs. C Sugar 1-00 25 lbs. Pride of Richmond, White Lily or Carpenter's Fancy Flour 70 Our Favorite Succotash, 3 cans for 25 Tomatoes, Solid Pack, 2 cans for . 15 6 lbs. Fresh Ground N. Y. Buckwheat Flour and 30 Stamps .30 Large Sour Pickles, per dozen 15 Our Leader Coffee, per pound 1Our Special Blend Coffee and 23 Stamps j5 Best Square Crackers, per lb gA No. 1 Good Ginger Snap, per lb qj Best Vanilla Wafers, per lb
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