Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 160, 24 July 1908 — Page 3
TIIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1908.
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Hardly Probable Chairman Hitchcock Will Move To Chicago.
CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK.
(NATIONAL CHAIRMAN WITH TAFT AND DOVER WILL DISCUSS CITIES FROM WHICH BATTLE WILL BE DIRECTED.
tloned at Chicago, but whether he will be in charge remains to be seen. Under ordinary condrtlons Dover would be put in charge of the Chicago headquarters. But It is well understood that the relations between Dover and Hitchcock are not cordial. It has been suggested that Dover might be put in charge of the subsidiary headquarters which Chairman Hitchcock will open in Denver or Portland, but the opinion of many is that this would be regarded as unfair to . him and to his claims to recognition as a party worker. On the other hand, if Hitchcock decides to spend most of his time in Chicago, it is hardly conceivable that he and Dover will be able to work well together. A satisfactory solution of the problem will probably be reached at Cincinnati, when Mr. Taft, Chairman Hitchcock and Secretary Dover will get together for a conference over the campaign plans.
"Washington, July 24. Although Chairman Frank H.- Hitchcock announced some days ago that he might take charge of the republican headquarters in the coming campaign, the Impression prevails here that he will remain close to the base at New York, making frequent trips to the headquarters to be located in Chicago. At a conference to be held in Cincinnati next week, which will be attended by W. H .Taft, Mr. Hitchcock and Secretary Dover, a definite program for the campaign will be mapped out in part. It will then be decided or, at least. Chairman Hitchcock will 'announce whether his headquarters We to be at New York or Chicago.
L BaTMTj Dover expecjta to be eta-
HUNDREDS TO ATTEND Indiana Republicans Showing Great Interest in Notification.
Cold beer drawn from the wood and swell lunch Saturday night. The Old Schlitz, West M ain. Geo. Brucker.
The ladies of the First Universalis church will hold a market Saturday afternoon and evening in the McConaha building between Fourth and Fifth streets. Strictly home-made articles. Buy your Sunday supper there. 23-2t
The Twilight OfUft. The muscles of tba stomach a old gm sr not m strooff or acthre as ia yoath and La conse qaeace old people are verr subject to constipation and taxUffcstton. Maoy seldom nave a bowel movement without artificial aid. Many, also, bars unpleasant eructations of fas from the stomach after eating. All this'can be avoided by lh. use of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Papsin. wbteh permanently regulates the bowels so that passages com naturally, and so strengthens the stomach that food is digested without di com fort. Iirogifistti sB It at SO easts wfit targe bottle,
EDITORS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC Indianapolis, Ind., July 24. The indications are now that we will have about 1,000 on our special excursion," said Robert H. Bryson last night, as chairman of the committee on arrangements, who has been at the head of the movement to take a big Indiana delegation to Cincinnati Tuesday, July 28, when W. H. Taft will formally accept the republican presidential nomination. "Our train, will stop at Rushville, Connersville and Liberty, where we have been informed large delegations will join us. We expect to arrive in Cincinnati and will go directly to our headquarters in the Roosevelt club rooms opposite the Sinton hotel. We secured these headquarters through Judge Hollister who was Taft's old law partner, and we were certainly fortunatte as the location is a most desirable one. ' ' Mr. Bryson said that the northern Indiana republicans as well as those in southern Indiana had arranged special excursions for the day and that all of them would unite in using the same headquarters. He added that the republican editors all over the state had been taking great interest In working up the several excursions and that the letters from them were oX eocourasisg Batons,
WIFE'S LOVE WORTH PALTRY SUM OF CENT
Man Suing Another for Alienation of Affections Gets This Sum.
Princeton, Ind., July 24. After being out about fiften minutes, a jury of six men in Justice Duncan's court returned a verdict awarding damages in the sum of 1 cent and costs in the case of John Alcorn against his neighbor, William Riley. The penny is supposed to represent the humiliation and discomfort experienced by Alcorn as the result of his wife's affection being alienated and bestowed upon Riley. Alcorn filed suit for $2,000 damages and told the court during trial that he thought his wife's companionship and assistance worth that amount. He says he will appeal the case to the circuit court.
BRYAN HAS BUSY DAY
Yesterday and Last Night Marked by Unusual Number of Visitors.
HE QUITS THE COMMONER.
Every Woman in This Vicinity will be glad to know that local grocers now have in stock "OUR-PIE," a ready to use preparation In three varieties for making lemon, chocolate and custard pies. By purchasing and preparing the choicest pie ingredients in large quantities the manufacturers are able to name the low retail price of 10 cents for a package which makes two large pies. A very economical and satisfactory food product for ev-
Lincoln, Neb., July 24. A steady stream of visitors to Falrvlew kept W. J. Bryan on the qui vlve all day yesterday and last night. They began coming early in the morning and included returning delegates to the Denver convention, politicians, representatives of colored Bryan-Korn club, members of the local order of Maccabees and many others who came out merely to pay their respects. It was perhaps one of the busiest days the Democratic candidate has spent recently. Probably the most important visitor was Josephus Daniels of Raleigh. N. C, proprietor of the News and Observer, a national committeeman, and a members of the subcommittee of eleven to select a chairman, and other officers of the committee. His friendship and political Judgment are highly prized by Mr. Bryan, and for that reason he was summoned here for a conference , on the present situation with special reference to the conditions In the southern states. , Colored Men Visitors. Not tho least interesting happening of the day was tho visit of a delegation of local colored men, heretofore stanch. yepubllcanst who called to
of the
pledge their active support
Democratic ticket. They were accorded a hearty welcome and were urged by Mr. Bryan to keep in touch with colored, brethren throughout the country and work harmoniously toward democratic success. Beginning with yesterday Mr. Bryan retiree as editor of the Commoner, a signed letter in the paper announcing that his candidacy for the presidency makes it necessary for him to take such action. Coupled with it is that- as a personal campaign contribution the profits of the Commoner, over and above actual expenses, will bo turned over to the democratic national committee.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago Excursion Next Sunday $3.00 round trip from ktebmond.! Train leaves 2 a. ra. i
Pennsylvania Cincinnati Excursion Next Sunday $1-25 round trip from Rlclunond. Leave at 7 a. m.
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