Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 103, 28 May 1908 — Page 3

THE KICHMOM) PALLADIUM AND SU-TELEGR AM, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 190?.

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AND DICK IH AN ALLIANCE Wish to Force Nomination on Roosevelt to Defeat Taft. REVENGE CHIEF MOTIVE. 4T WAS TAFT WHO VETOED MEASURE DESIGNED TO BRING FORAKER BACK TO THE SENATEPECULIAR IS THE SITUATION. Chicago, May 28. The Record-Her-aald punishes the following Washington dispatch by Walter Wellman: One of the strangest spectacles to Tie seen upon the field of national politics is Gen. "Fire Alarm" Foraker leading the black brigade in a mad charge upon the Taft. entrenchments, 'shouting "Down with Taft Hurrah for la third term for Roosevelt!" More than once of late I have had 'occasion to point out what a queer ithing is the game of politics. But. we itihall all live a long time probably betfore we behold anything more picturesique and bizarre than Joseph Benson iForaker trying to start a stampede ifor a third term in order to defeat the anan who has beaten him out in Ohio p trying to destroy a new enemy by thrusting undesired honors upon an eld one. Ohio Senators Hate Taft. Paradoxical as it may appear, ForJaker is not only crazy to beat Taft, but tho wants to use Roosevelt to do the beating with. As I have explained in previous dispatches, it was Taft and ttiot Roosevelt who vetoed the Murray Crane compromise designed to bring Foraker back to the senate. This, in part, explains why the Ohio senators ihate Taft more than the President. iJFurthermore, if Taft should bo nominated at Chicago, the new regime in (Ohio politics is fixed and confirmed ifor years to come and in this new regime there is no room for either For&ker or Dick. So the Ohio senators have started a icrusade planned to convince the country that Taft can't be elected, while Roosevelt would have an easy victory. Greatest tonic and strength producing remedy ever offered suffering hutmanlty. Quickens the blood, lifts the jbrain and body from weakness to power. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents, Tea or ETablets. A. G. Luken & Co. 7 he Thunderer. The original "Thunderer" of Printing House square was not, as many people suppose, the famous, newspaper It l self, bot one of Its writers. Captain Kdward Sterling, who after being: called to the bar and serving as a volunteer during the Irish rebellion finished a versatile career on the staff of the London Times. Captain Sterling was a well known figure in London politI ieal circles and was father of ttie more I famous Joha Sterling, critic, essayist ! and friend of Wordsworth, Coleridge and Ee Quince y. Kitchen Coolness lo hot and blisterini air to sap vitality an( make cooking intolerable when work is done on the safe, economical

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Model License League Makes Announcement of Its Plans. FIGHT IN SALOON RANKS. HOPE TO RID THE BUSINESS OF ALL DISREPUTABLE FACTORS, THEREBY DOING MUCH TO PUT BUSINESS ON HIGHER PLANE. New York, May 2S. Announcement has been made of the plans of the National Model License league, an organization whose Sx members hold a pecuniary interest in the liquor trade and represent a combined capital in excess of .5 X M . They propose to -waft0 a wide campain of education and publicity aimed to rid the liquor traffic of disreputable factors, divorce it from politics and thus contest the spread of prohibition and local option in the various states. This announcement was made by George R. Washburn, of Louisville, Ky.. secretary of the organization, who is here to study conditions in this state. "Of course our prime object is to check the extension of prohibition and local option laws," said Mr. Washburn. "But by a campaign of education we intend to show the public how much better the sale of liquor can be handled under proper license laws than under any prohibition or local option law. "We are going to cleanse the saloon business of the places which brings honest men into disrepute and to place it on a commercial plane similar to that held by any other commodity dispensing business." WAS IN A Before Widow Had Buried Husband She Got New Marriage License. WEDDING THIS WEEK. Baltimore, Md., May 2.-"Why shouldn't I get married? I'm not dead. It's my husband that's dead. Because one dies that's no reason we should all die. " So argued Mrs. Elizabeth Janke at her home at Towson this morning. Jol?n L. E. Janke. her fourth husband, died last Sunday and was buried yesterday. Before the funeral a license was taken out at Towson for the marriage of Mrs. .Tanke and George F. Roter, of Phoenix. "The wedding will take place between now and Sunday," said Mrs. Janke, this morning. "In fact, it's li-1 able to come any minute, but I can't say just when. "You know the scripture says 'Rejoice at an outgoing and grieve at an Incoming,' " laughed the merry widow. The World's Best Climate Is not entirely free from disease, on the high elevations fevers prevail, while on the lower levels malaria Is encountered to a greater or less extent, according to altitude. To overcome climate affections lassitude, malaria, jaundice, biliousness, fever and ague, and general debility, the most effective remedy is Electric Bitters, the great alterative and blood purifier; the antidote for every form of bodily weakness, nervousness, and insomnia. Sold under guarantee at A. G. Luken & Co. drug store. Price 50c. MAKES APPOINTMENTS No Richmond Men Secure Places. Indianapolis. Ind., May 2S. Captain John D. Alexander of Bedfard, commander of the Indiana department of the Grand Army has appointed the following staff for the ensuing year: Department inspector David L. Weir, Post 26, Jeffersonville, Judge Advocate. Woodson S. Marshall, Post 23. Marion; Chief Mustering officer, Geo. W. Miller, Poet 1. Terre Haute; Color Bearer. Charles W. Wheat, Post 100. Indianapolis; Senior Ald-de-Camp and Chief of Staff, Charles H. Myerhoff. Post. 27, Evansville; Chief Trumpeter. Albert A. Jones. Post 3; Battleground and Patriotic Instructor, A. F. Kerwood. Post 73, Muncie. You Can Have a Cool Kitchen. A soap that can be used without boiling is a great blessing to womankind. Its use means the absence of those steamy, sudsysmells that makes wash day intolerable. Think of avoiding the roasting fires, and the big fuel bills that go with them. All this comfort may be had by the users of Easy Task soap. Isn't it worth a trial? 5c a cake everywhere. Philosophy is a bully that talks very loud when the danger Is at a distance, but the moment she ihRrd pressed by the enemy she is not to be found at her post, but leaves the brunt of the battle to be borne by her humbler but steadier comrade, religion. Caleb C. CoitOB.

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All Druavjj,.; 50e. and $1.00, it TO IT" This Was Surprising Answer To Marion Pedagogue's Reported Marriage. WOMEN GIVE A SHOWER. Marion. Ind., May 2. Fourteen young women of the Gas City public schools, learning that Harry Dragoo. principal of the high school, would soon become a benedict, thought it would be a novel thing to have a "shower" for him. They overwhelmed him with an assortment of neckties, socks and sundry articles that would aid materially in preparing for housekeeping. Mr. Dragoo. however, had heard of the plans and hf prepared for their coming. Upon their arrival he gave each of the guests a pretty announcement, tied with red, white and blue ribbon. When unrolled each sheet disclosed the neatly written words: "Nothing to it." Good advice to women. If you want a beautiful complexion, clear skin, bright eyes, red lips, good health, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. There's nothing like it. '.):, cents, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co. SAIL FOB FRISCO Admiral Sperry Takes Four Vessels Back to California City. TACOMA WELCOMES FLEET. Tacoma, Wash.. May 2S The Atlantic battle ship fleet has completed another leg in its memorable cruise and has anchored in the, blue depths of Commencement Bay, 200,000 persons looking down from the precipitous amphitheater extending from Point Defiance to the center of the city. The sky was cloudless and light fugitive winds were laden with the fragrance of forest and garden and the timber-covered shores were mirrored in the smooth waters of the bay, emptied of its merchant fleet, which hugged the clocks. Admiral Sperry remained in the harbor until this morning when the flagship followed by the Kansas, Vermont and Louisiana, sailed for San Francisco. The Georgia, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Virginia will remain in Tacoma Harbor until Saturday, when they will go to Bremerton to be docked in their turn. DAVID JAYNE HILL WILL OUITJHE HAGUE Leaves Soon to Take Up Duties in Berlin. The Hague, May 28. David Jayne Hill, the American minister to the Netherlands, will be received, in audience by Queen Wilhelmina June 1. and will then present his letters of recall. He is going to Berlin to succeed Charlemagne Tower as American ambassador there. Queen Wilhelmina, purposes when Mr. Hill appears before ber next Monday, to offer him the gran-d cross of the order of Orangej Nassau. Mr. Hill will leave here for ! Berlin some time next week. I Mr. Hill was entertained at a ban- . quet last night by the minister of for eign affairs. BOTH LIVED HER; FIGHHO DEATH Tragedy Enacted in North Carolina.

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Whittier, X. C. May 2S. William Dunlap shot and killed Robert Craig, as the result of jealousy over a young woman whom both men were in love with. Dunlap and Craig, prominent young men of the town, had been good friends until a short time ago when thair lore affair caaaebatvreea tbem, ... .- ii. .: - -

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Last Session of Indiana Grand Lodge of Masons Comes To a Close. JEWEL WAS PRESENTED. Indianapolis, Ind.. May 2S. At the final session of the Indiana Grand Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, yesterday, Charles Mikels. the new Grand master, announced the appoint- ! ment of the Rev. Harry G. Hill, pastor j of the Third Christian church. Indianapolis, as grand chaplain; Martin A. Morrison of Frankfort as grand lecturer, Joseph A. McKee, Jeffersonville. grand marshal; Elmer F. Gay. Indianapolis, senior grand deacon; John W. Hanan. Lagrange, junior grand deacon; Roger Parry. Indianaiolis. grand steward and tyler; Edward H. Wolfe, Rushville, grand inspector, and Daniel McDonald, Plymouth, chairman of the committee on foreign correspondence. All the new officers were installed and charters were granted for new lodges at Brook, Star City and Stroh. A past grand master's jewel was presented to Walter O. Bragg of Greenfield, the retiring grand master, by Capt. William E. English. The members of the Grand Lodge listened to a short address by John Madearis of Brookston, who is TO years of age. and who has been a member of the Grand Lodge for thirty years. He became a j Mason in 1S47. The address was remj iniscent in character. A resolution was adopted ratifying the work of the building committee of the new ,Sk.. ; temple. The work on the temple will be pushed just as rapidly as possible. Amusements THEATRICAL CALENDAR. GENNETT. 1 Week of May 25. Vaudeville. May 29 Al. G. Field's Minstrels. Al G. Field Greater Minstrels. Ned Brill and his concert band has been engaged for the third consecutive season by Al G. Field for his greater Minstrel show. Two free open air concerts will hv given daily at 11:30 a. m. and 7:i;o p. m., when programes of meritorious popular selections will be rendered. Thousands of people enjoy these free concerts in every city where tlie Al G. Field minstrels appear. Those in the band include Ned Brill. Billy Walters, Ray Powell. Hurt Ralton, O. Mannerstrom, Fred Benedict, B. W. Hurlburt, Paul La Londe, Thomas E. Cope. George E. Moody, Frank Miller, Leslie Powpll. Carl Lee. Walter Essman, H. L. Wilson. Fred Raycroft. Doc Quigloy, Otis Riggs. Harry Oliver, Joe Salem, Harry Woods, Oliver H. Payne, .roe Reider, George Brown and Doc Blair. The Al G. Field minstrels will be at the Gennett Friday nijjht. Vaudeville at the Gennett. There will be no vaudeville performance Friday night, because of the Field minstrels appearing. The program is not interferred with otherwise. imposing. "The Swelltons seem to keep up an imposing establishment." remarked tho canned goods drummer. "You bet they do." replied the groceryman. with a sigh long drawn out. "and I'm one of tbe fellows they Impose on." Chicago News.

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P LETTERS SUBMITTED Contestant in Snell Will Case Closes Case. Clinton, 111.. May 28. With the submission of the famous affinity letters from Mabel Snell McNiamara, the grand niece, and Mrs. E. A. Hamilton, the clergyman's wife, and the presentation of the final witnesses the

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contestant in the Snell will casa closed his side yesterday. The Jury may bring in a verdict Saturday. Fred Fner of the Dewltt County National Bank here, testified that between 1900 and 1502, Col Snell had Jl 40,000 on deposit When the colonel died five years later, he owed the bank $5,000. Postmaster Frank Davidson testified that in Col. Snell ad mitted having expended $300,000 on v.omen. "Dear Robert. I Intend .to share all yoitr cares." "Bat,- mypet, I hare no cares. '"I mean after- we are married." Fliegende Blatter.

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