Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 228, 30 September 1908 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PAL LADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1908.

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KERN AND SHERMAN MEET IN CHICAGO

Rivals for the Vice-presidency Shake Hands and Talk Commonplaces.

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SAYS THAT HE BELIEVES WALLET CONTAINING RAILROAD PASSES, WAS LIFTED FROM , POCKET AT CONNERSVILLE. Chicago, Sept. 30. Accidentally, but as a fitting preface to the scheduled meeting of Mr. Bryan and Mr. Taft at a banquet here October 7, John W. Kern, democratic candidate for vicepresident, and James S. Sherman, republican candidate, met here. Mr. Kern was standing in the lobby of the Auditorium Annex when a bystander rushed up and asked to shake hands with the "next rice president." "Certainly, with pleasure," 6aid Mr. Kern. "But to make sure, you would better shake hands with that man over there the one with side whiskers. That's Mr. Sherman." The stranger did as suggested, and then Mr. Sherman and Mr. Kern began moving toward each other, and presently the long, sinewy hand of the second man on the Democratic ticket was grasped in the plump one of his republican opponent. They smiled

geniany, exenanged felicitations on the temperature and other commonplaces and then departed to catch trains. The Big Four pass belonging to Mr. Kern, and which was reported found yesterday, was lost, along with the other contents of his pocket book at Connersville, Ind. Mr. Kern- believes that in the press of the crowd the wallet was deftly lifted from his pocket. The pocket book minus the money, but with -the papers, Including the pass was found under a stone at Connersville. Mr. Kern stated that the pass had been given him In the routine manner as an attorney acting for the Big Four road in a number of damage cases.

READY FOR SHIPMENT. Y. M. C. A. Pool and Billiard Tables Completed. Word has been received by the T. M. C. A. officials that the pool and billiard tables that were ordered some time ago for the association will be shipped just as soon as the building has been completed and the billiard room ready for use. .

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TWELVE OHIO C0UNTIESV0UED DRY 287 Saloons to Close in Thirty Days. .

Homes With Mustaches. Tve got a rarity, a horse with a mustache," said a cabby. The horse doctor looked the ungainly animal over. "It Is a rarity." he said, "a mustache so highly developed. Lots of horses have incipient, Chinese-like mustaches, but yoar nag has the mustache of a grenadier a regular soup strainer, ehF "Mayhew and the other leading authorities lay it down that a mustache Is the surest sign of a low bred horse. Certainly no one can dispute your animal's claim to low" breeding." Philadelphia Bulletin.

Columbus, O., Sept. 30. The Wets were hard hit this week in 12 Ohio counties which took advantage of -the Rose local option law and as a result 287 saloons will be closed within the next 30 days. The victory was one of the most sweeping ever gained by the temperance forces, and from various points within the districts covered by the election come reports of celebrations to fittingly observe the progress made by the anti-saloon hosts.

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