Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 53, 8 April 1908 — Page 8
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THE RICIIMOXD PALLADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDXESDAr, Al'Kiij t 11K)8.
LODGE AND SON-IN-LAW FIGHT
One Wants Instructed Massachusetts Delegates and One Does Not.
LIVELY TIME PREDICTED.
6TATE CONVENTION WILL BE HELD FRIDAY AND QUESTION OF INSTRUCTING MEN FOR TAFT WILL BE A BIG ISSUE.
MANY IN CUSTODY LAWSON ACTED
AS AN ANGEL
Hundreds of Arrests Have Been Made by Portuguese Troops.
RIOTING LAST EVENING.
"Washington, D. C, April R. Next Friday the republicans of Massachusetts will hold their state convention, and there promises to be a lively contest over the question whether or not. the delegates at large to the national convention Khali be instructed for Secretary Taft. Singularly enough Senator Lodge and his son-in-law, Representative Gardner, will be arrayed against each other in this fight. Idge oes not favor instructions, while Gardner is an earnest advocate of the proposition. The senator has given out a statement in which he says it. would be best not to insist on the passage of resolutions of instructions, and his son-in-law announces his intention 1o press such resolutions. In his Statement the senator says: "At the present time my one desire is. as it has been from the beginning, to maintain harmony and good feeling in the republican putty of Massachusetts. Personally, I have no opposition to any resolution which the stale convention might see fit to pass, but I think that in the interest of the party and of cordial union and harmony among republicans, and out of deference to those who feel that resolutions would be to them a cause of embarrassment, it would be much better and wiser not to offer or press any such resolutions in the convention." As soon as Mr. Lodge's statement v.-as shown to Representative Gardner, he made the following statement: "I am sorry Senator Ixxlge has taken a position against Taft resolutions in the convention. I hope he will not oppose them actively. His assistance would have, been invaluable in our effort to carry them, but we must get along as best we can without the co-operation of either senator. So far as injury to the party is concerned, the only thing -likely to cause injury to the republican party in Massachusetts is the feeling that the proceedings at the state convention are likely to be cut and dried beforehand, and that the undoubted preference of the state for Mr. Taft, is not to be given expression."'
The Two Bacons. Roger Bacon. 1214-94. known as the "miraoulous doctor," was a very remarkable man, 300 years ahead of his time. In fact, his mind was more modern than that of Francis Bacon, who lived three and a half centuries later. He was probably the inventor of gunpowder; he knew that there were different kinds of gases; he predicted steamboats and railroads; he constructs lenses and burniug glasses and was ucquaiutcd with the theory of the telescope. If he did not actually construct one. In an age of unusual iguorance and superstition he stood for keeu, systematic thinking. In opposition to the spirit of his time he sought to divert the interest of his contemporaries from scholastic substitutes to study of nature. A great many would Justify Draper In jailing Roger Bacon a greater man than was his more famous namesake. Mmv York American.
Lisbon, April 8. l.'nawed by the strong military force with which the city has swarmed since the election rioting on Sunday evening, and the heavy arrival of troops from the provinces, the population of Lisbon uade fresh demonstrations last evening. In the outlying districts they paraded, shouted and jeered the soldiers and sang revolutionary airs until dispersed by the troops. Two hundred arrests were made, and it is officially announced that more than 000 arrests were madeVm Sunday and Monday. Premier Ferreira has given out a statement to the public in which he says that order must be preserved, and that the Government is prepared to adopt the most stringent measures to insure public peace and safety.
So Says Donohue in Complaint for Suit for $250,000 Damages.
CHARGES ARE NUMEROUS.
ALSO ASSERTED THAT LAWSON j FEARED COL. MANN SUIT; COMES AS A BIG SURPRISE TO ; ALL WHO KNOW COPPER KING. '
WILEY HAS PLANS TO HELP FARMERS
Will Teach Them How to Make Denatured Alcohol at a Low Cost.
LIGHT THEN WITHIN REACH.
THOSE WHO HAVE NEITHER GAS NOR ELECTRICITY WILL BE ABLE TO SECURE GOOD LIGHTS AT SMALL COST.
Think of it, all of you farmers atid residents of the rural districts where the electric; light does not grow and the gas pressure does not become effective in your direction - Dr. Wiley, chief chemist of the agricultural department, is maturing plans to teach farmers how to make denatured alcohol, and make it so cheaply it may be used for illuminating purposes. ManyWayne county farmers are students anxious to learn everything new that is of benefit to them and they will be sure to take hold of the opportunity to acquire this knowledge. Next August Dr. Wiley proposes to erect a still at the bureau of chemistry and operate it himself for two or three months, producing denatured alcohol daily from damaged fruits and vegetable substance such as can be had cheaply in the market. Denatured alcohol is an excellent fuel and makes fine light. As it can be manufactured from waste, the farmers ought, to avail themselves of the
new law permitting it, to be made I without imposing a revenue tax. In time, no doubt, stills will be set at all ; agricultural colleges and schools established to train students in the intrij cacies of business under competent ! chemists. When they learn how,
fanners will be making this fuel just as they do cider in the fall.
A Perverted Quotation. One evening when Stephen Phillips Was sea fishing froa a boat off "Weymouth he was surprised to hear his companion, a coiuiaou fisherman of the neighborhood, quote a line from "Paolo and J$rancsca" to indicate that he thought it was no use to continue fwhing that night. The line was. "Now the tide turns, and now the sole goes home." Yrestnjtnster Gazette.
Almost a hundred contributions to the Christian church Bazaar from our generous local dealers. For sale at the regular price. Slt
The Bet Man.
During the old days of Sweden there J
were several best men. and the term was applied In Its full literal sense. The duty of the best men in those times was to defend the groom and his prospective bride from a rival, who, accompanied by several retainers, was sure to appear while the wedding processiou was on Its way to church and make a stubborn fight for possession of the woman. The Scandinavian warrior considered it beneath his dignity to court a maiden's favor by gallantry and submission and, therefore, generally preferred to wait until she was ou her way to be married to another man, when the attempt was made to carry her off by main strength. It was then that the best men if they were the best men came into good play; hence the custom is still preserved in "best"' man of today.
The Pathfinder cigar is different from other 5 cents cigars. Notice it. You will appreciate the difference.
Mrs. Swan will close her engagement with the Richmond Light, Heat & Power Company with two more lectures. On Thursday afternoon she will prepare another of the five-course dinner programs, with four cents worth of gas or less. The meat feature will be beef roasting, without smoke, and producing best roast beef known. Every woman ought to see this. Friday will be baking day, with broiling of flank steak and fish. Richmond Light, Heat & Power Co.
Lynn. Mass., April R. A suit for ' SH," ,00 , filed in the Essex County Su- j perior court in Salem, late Tuesday ! afternoon, by John S. Donohue, of this ; city, against Thomas W. Lawson, of: Boston, has aroused widespread inter- : c.A. The suit is for special services , alleged to have been performed by Mr. , Donohue as confidential agent to I-aw- t
son, and many ot them cover some oi the biggest deals in the history of finance. That most sensational developments will be brought out when the case comes to trial is likely. The suit comes as a surprise to even the nearest acquaintances of the two persons, who have long regarded Mr. Donohue as the closest friend of the copper king and one of the few who knew the real Lawson. It was not even known among some of their closest friends that there had been an estrangement between them. Mr. Donohue himself, his friends say, is at a loss to explain the attitude which Lawson has assumed lately, and which has caused the break between them. The Inner Circle. Those familiar with the situation look forward to the developments which the suit promises to bring out as something in the nature of an expose, and Mr. Donohue himself is authority for the statement that before the legal proceedings are finished thousands of persons who regard Iawson as a brilliant and intensely interesting enigma, will have considerable light thrown on the charming inner circle which the author of "Frenzied Finance" treads. In an interview last night. Mr. Donohue said: "I will say that the special services in the declaration cover period of 11' years. I might also say, in way of explanation, that when I became associated with Lawson, it was agreed that there should be no salary, as I would bo more useful to him if he were in a position to say, as he did on the witness stand, that I was not in his employ." Mr. Donohue also says he. arranged various meetings for Mr. Lawson with United States Senator Clark, of Montana; Addicks, of Delaware, -nd Augustus Heinz, of Montana; that he took part in stock deals for Iawson, conducted a news bureau in Iawson's interest, and acted as "capper" and "tout" in stock transactions and other speculations. Some of the Allegations. These are some of the things Donohue alleged against Mr. Lawson in the papers in his action: That Laweon was the "angel" for certain theatrical ventures.
That Lawson botght a part interest j
from Colonel Mann in the notorious Town Topics of New York, to stop that publication from attacking him. That Lawson had secret meetings with certain persons in a furnished room place in New York.
That Lawson (through Donohue) got
District Attorney John B. Moran. of Boston, to break up a stockholders' meeting in New York. Donohue is a Lynn politician and business man. He is reputed to be rich. He is connected with the millionaire Dennox family of Ivnn, and had been, in Lawson's employ about
years, probably being more inti-
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Announcement We desire that you watch the columns of this paper for full particulars of the opening of our newly remodeled stcre and display of our spring styles. Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Spring Opening of Our New Remodeled Store
The Place To Look For Shoes. is where they have them and have, th right kind and plenty of them. You might fin-d what you want in a small stock, but you would be suited much better if you had moi kinds from which to select. Wo have now on hand an immense stock of Dress and Work Shoes All the new styles of OXFORDS in Black and Tan for Men, Women and Children, and at the very lowest prices. The Shoe Corner Ncfffi & NllSfoaillinil Cor. 7th and Main, Richmond, Ind.
AGREEMENT REACHED
This Is the Latest Word in Reference to Gould-De Sagan Alliance.
BROTHER HAS CONSENTED.
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mate with the Boston financier's affairs than any other man. Two Denials. Mr. Lawson. in a statement given out denies any knowledge of the ."'! sensational specifications alleged by Donohue in his complaint ami makes emphatic denial of the charge that ho was the "angel" for theatrical ventures. He declares he does not know the actress mentioned, and that he has never seen her.
New York, April S. -That an agreement has been reached among the relatives of Madame Anna Gould to interpose no further objections to her engagement to the Prince rie Sagan was reported today. The pertinacity of the prince, who recently announced that he would forego his plan to return to Faris this week, and the insistence of Madame Could upon her right to decide for herself are said to have broken down the opposition to the engagement so that all except George. Gould have fomented to it. The latter is the custodian of his sister's property.
You can lay Vulcanite Roofing in the
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limits. You can lay it over old shiniges. The cheapest GOOD roof on the market. Pilgrim Bros. Cor. 5th and Main.
Field and Garden Seeds OMER G. WH ELAN Feed and Seed Store 33 S. 6th St. Phone 1679 Public Welchlnc Scales
"One important thing about these cigars," said Kloseman, after handing a weed to his friend, "is that they last so long." "Do they really," asked the disgusted visitor, holding his at arm's length, "or does it merely seem long?" Philadelphia Tress.
Like Her Grandmother. "Thafs a portrait of your grand
mother as she looked when she was a j young lady, is it? How strongly it re- j sembles you. Miss Flutterby." j "You say that only to natter me, Mr. j Spooner. Grandma was quite a beau- J ty, and everybody knows that 1 mats j
I no pretensions of that kind." i I it .... ....... - V, - ;
from my thought, Miss Flutterby. The family resemblance is striking. I've ; often known cases of that kind. There were two sisters I was acquainted with when I was a boy. They looked wonderfully alike, just as that portrait looks like you, and yet one of them 1 was as beautiful as a poet's dream, and ,
the other was dreadfully that is. I mean she wasn't at all or rather she was lacking in that attractive quality, you know, that constitutes what a lovely frame this portrait has, hasn't it?" Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune.
Prttty Lively. Miss Lamb, sister of Charles, was fond of miry cheese, and on one occasion her brother was commissioned to procure a piece. When he had selected what he thought would do, the shopman said. "Shall I pack it up, sir?" "N-no, I I th-thank y-you," stammered Lamb. "If if yu you'll g-give me a a string, I'll m lead it h-home." Westminster Oizette.
Made in three sizes all 3 ceats-Patbiindars.
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Try our COUNTRY STYLE CURE HAMS They Are Fine. Pure Maple Sugar, Shelled Walnuts, Shelled Almonds, Shelled Pecans, all fresh. Fancy Bulk Olives, large and crisp, only 30c quart. Fancy Honey in the Comb Camembert Cheese, Phil. Cream Cheese, Neufachtel Cheese, Roquefort Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Edam Cheese. Royal Cheese, Sap Sago Cheese, Brick and Swiss Cheese.
Tomato and Corn Growers We are giving eight, ten and twelve dollars for tomatoes and seven dollars for corn this season. All parties wishing to contract, call at office or phone 1235. H. C. Bullerdick & Son CANNERS South Fifth Street
American Kid 5c CIGAR. It's al! in the Blend. These Cigars are hotter than they look. Ask your dealer. ED. A. FELTMAN, MAKER. 609 Main Street.
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Grocery Specials Extraordinary! Wednesday and Thursday Babbitt Soap, 10 Bars 37c Evaporated Peaches (special) per lb 15c Cal. Green Gage Plums, per can 15c Ferndell Flour (Hard Wheat) 25 lbs 65c Canned Peas (Fine Quality) per can 10c Canned Corn (standard pack), 6 cans for 40c Peeled Yellow Peaches in syrup, 2 cans for 35c Canned Succotash (Standard) 3 cans for 25c Canned Lima Beans (Standard) 3 cans 25c
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John M. Eggemeyer Three Phones 4th and Main Sts.
...MONEY FOR HOUSE CLEANING... Housecleaning time is here and there is always something worn out that you want to replace, and a new piece of furniture for a vacant corner, or a great many other small expenses that occur at this time of year. If you owe ar other loan company and you need some more money, let os advance foil the money to pay them on, and give you Bom" extra money to meet all your other expenses. We loan on HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS, HORSES and WAGONS and FIXTURES without removal. DIAMONDS and WATCHES left in pledge. Our rates: 60 cents is a wekly payment on a $25.00 loan; $1.20 is a weekly payment on a $50:00 loan for fifty weeks. Other amounts la same proDortlon.-TRY US WHEN IX NEED OF MONEY. Call, write or telephone Tine Richmond Loan Co. Established 1895 Automatic Phone 1545. Richmond, Ind.
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