Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 343, 16 October 1908 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 190S.

OLD ENEMIES HOW STAND FOR HUGHES

All Agree That He Will Be Elected Governor of New York.

THEIR MISTAKES ADMITTED

MEN LOUD IN DECLARATIONS EXECUTIVE WAS NOT A REPUBLICAN HAVE BEEN SILENCED COUNTRY DISTRICTS FOR HIM.

New York, Oct. 16. Among the members of the Advisory committee of the state republican committee, which met at state headquarters, there was expressed a general conviction that Governor Hughes would be re-elected. Tbe same men who sat up nights arguing themselves hoarse before the Saratoga convention that the governor could not be elected if nominated, admitted to one another that they were mistaken and that no other candidate could have put up such a strong fight or held such an unassailable position as the governor. From every section In the state the committeemen brought encouraging news, and one and all acknowledged that they fully expected to see the governor's position before the voters much strengthened by his effective personal campaign throughout the state. The men who were formerly loud in their declarations that Hughes was not a republican have been silenced, as they themselves agreed, by the speeches the governor had made In behalf of the election of Taft and the republican state tickets in the west. Among themselves they acknowledged that the governor had "made good." They were telling each other what a surprising effect the governor's energetic Campaigning was having in the country districts and villages. The whole countryside was rising to him, according to these reports, and thousantfs of democrats who were going to vote for Bryan were accepting the issue of Hughes' re-election on moral rather than political grounds, and promising, him their support. The

"silent vote," bo the report went, was sure to go solidly for Hughes.

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Fair Maid is Made to Disrobe; . Judgement Rendered Against Court

St. Louis, Oct. 16. That Justice of the Peace E. C. Kroennung, of Chesterfield, St. Louis county, was not Chesterfieldian -when he compelled Miss Martha Eatherton, a fair maiden to disroba In his presence after she had been accused of theft was the verdict of a jury at Clayton. After deliberating an hour the jury decided that Kroennung must pay $1,000 to Miss Eatherton. She sued

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her disrobing act for $5,000 each, me jury failed to find against the other defendants. Miss Eatherton, in her testimony, was very Bure that the Chesterfield Justice acted in a way Lord Chesterfield would never have sanctioned while he was searching her for $205 lost by the head of the household in which she lived.

IDEA IS FATHERED

League of Peace Would Have Roosevelt President of The World.

OTHERS ALSO FAVORED.

New York, Oct. 16. The reported declaration by Rev. Dr. Wilbur F.. Crafts, superintendent of the International Reform Bureau, in Boston, recently, that within a few years Theodore Roosevelt will be "President of the world," has called forth a letter to Dr. Crafts from William O. McDowell, acting executive of the League of Peace, asking that the Reform Bureau co-operate with the league in its work of bringing about the selection of a world executive. Mr. McDowell's letter says in part: "The time has come and plans are well under way for the election of an executive with the title of 'The Peacemaker' by the electoral college composed of the intellectual leaders of the world, something like 100,000 scholars. I note your advocacy of Theodore Roosevelt as the next elected head of the executive departemnt, or, as you designate it, 'President of the world.' So far as I can judge the members of the electoral college in determining their ballot, will doubtless look to America, but you must remember that the United States has no monopoly of the great peace workers of the world. In thg writer's opinion the vote cast for citizens of the United States will be divided between Andrew' Carnegie, Theodore Roosevelt and the defeated candidate for the presidency of the United States whether it shall be Mr. Bryan or Mr. Taft."

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President Roosevelt Confers With Department Heads.

HE IS NOW A BUSY MAN.

Washington, Oct. 16. The president is busy holding conferences and working on his annual message to congress. He discussed with Secretary of the Interior Garfield and Chief Forester Pinchot recommendations that he will mawe concerning their departments Thursday. He conferred on immigration matters with Secretary Strauss and Robert Watchorn, commissioner of immigration at New York. Secretary Straus explained that Mr. Watchorn came to tals over work at the Ellis Island immigrant station. Mr. Watchorn's visit revived speculation regarding the successorship to the office of commissioner general of immigration, the vacancy in which it was recently announced at the White House would not be filled: until after election. The general political situation was reviewed at an hour's conference between the president and Representative Loudenslager, of New Jersey, secretary of the kRepubllcan congressional committee. Mr. Loudenslager said he told the president that the committee was getting plenty of activity, though not plenty of money, but that the Republican prospects were good.

M'CLELUH TAKES CLEVELAND'S PLACE Mayor of New York Takes Place at Princeton,

Princeton, N. J., Oct.' 16. At the quarterly meeting of the board of trustees of Princeton university, George B. McClellan, 'SS, mayor of New York, was elected Stafford Little lecturer on public affairs to succeed the late President Grover Cleveland. A resolution was adopted on the death of Mr. Cleveland. Gifts of $63,4TO were announced.

MAIL POUCH

WAS STOLEN

WHY FEAR EUROPE?

Candidate Sherman Deals With Democratic View Of Tariff.

ENGLISH SYSTEM TOTTERS.

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Jamestown, N. Y., Oct 16. A huge outpouring of voters last night listened to James Sherman, the Republican vice presidential candidate, who spoke upon campaign issues. Although the local Republican committee had secured the

largest available building, the traction company's street car barns, an overflow meeting was necessary. Mr. Sherman discussed the tariff, speaking in part as follows: "Mr. Bryan's platform declares in favor of immediate revision of the tariff by the reduction of import duties and gradual reduction on such other schedules as may be necessary to restore the tariff to a revenue basis. "This is a double admission: First, that the Dingley law is not a revenue one, and, second, that the WilsonGorman Democratic law, which preceded it, was intended to be purely a revenue producer, not a protective measure. The platform declaration against protection s iclear and distinct." Mr. Sherman described conditions in France and Germany, which countries, he declared, insisted upon protective measurer. "On the Democratic party," continued the speaker, "is blind and- dull enough to assume that such rivals in commerce can be met by crippling our furnaces and mills, by wagon war on our manufacturers and degrading the standard of living of all our people. But not for France and Fermany have come the most significant signs of the prevalences of protection. In Great Britain, the paradise of free trade, the system creaks and totters."

BETTERS OFFER 2 TOJ ON .TAFT $50,000 Has Been Posted in Cleveland. 1 Cleveland, O., Oct. 16. Nearly $50,000 has been put up in wages on the

election in local betting resorts. Taft, ! for president, and Harris, for gover- j nor, have the call at 2 to 1. That New !

York state is not in the doubtful column, from the better's standpoint, is manifest from the way they are placing their money on the Republican presidential candidate. Dozens of them are making bets of $100 that Taft will carry the state by a good margin, and also that he will win in New Jersey and Connecticut.

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Tragic End of Ohio Girl Predicted By a Clairvoyant

Akron, Ohio, Oct. 16. A clairvoyant has been found who, early last July, predicted to Ora Lee, the Wadsworth girl who was murdered a week ago, that she would be shot by her sweetheart and that she would die as she did. The woman did not know the girl's name when she visited her, but as soon as her picture was published when the murder occurred the clairvoyant recognized the dead girl as her visitor. Then she told what she had predicted. "The first time she came I told her her suitor was not true to her and I described him to her." Then the woman dramatically told what she said to the girl on her second visit. "No, he will not marry you. He will postpone the marriage month

by month, week by week, day by day. "He will get a paper, a marriage license, but it won't amount to anything. "On the day he gets the paper your Hps will be sealed, your eyes will be closed. Your lover has betrayed you. You will become a mother, but not soon." The clairvoyant claims to see a small body of water with a big mosscovered rock where the murderer threw the revolver. ' "When the water goes down it will

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