Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 28, 5 December 1909 — Page 7

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THE RICHMOND PAL.LADIU3I AND SUX-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1909.

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Gifts For Ladies Bon Bon Dishes Bon Bon Scoops Book Marks Bracelets Brooches Brooch Guards Candelabra Candlesticks Candle Shades Chatelaine Pins Chatelaine Bags Cuff Buttons Cloth Brushes Cologne Bottles Combs Diamonds Emeries Fancy Clocks Garters Glove Hooks Hand Painted China Hair Brushes Hat Pins Jewel Boxes Jewel Trays Lockets Manicure Sets Mirrors Neck Chains Opera Glasses Opera Glass Handles Opera Glass Bags Paper Cutters Pearl Pen Holders Pencils Pen Trays Pocket Books , Puff Boxes Pungents Rings ' Salt Bottles Scissors Silver Pocket Knives Soap Boxes Souvenir Spoons Stamp Boxes Tape Measures T?a Strainers Thimbles Toilet Sets Traveling Cups Umbrellas Velvet Brushes Vinaigrettes Watches Watch Chains Fobs Writing Sets ARTICLES FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN Bib Holders Brush & Comb Sets Bracelets Food Pushers Baby Spoons Knife, Fork and Spoon Sets Neck Chains .Pin Sets Rings

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LIST OF GIFT THINGS FOR A MAN Fur Clasps, Toilet Goods, Umbrellas, Watches, Watch Chains, Fobs, Watch Charms, Whisk Brooms, and many other articles, which you can find in the following suggestions :

Blotters Cigar Jars Cigar Cutters Cigarette Cases Claret Pitchers Collapsion Cups Collar Buttons Cuff Buttons Collar & Cuff Boxes

Combs Cork Screws Diamonds Emblem Buttons Emblem Charms Fountain Pens Flasks Hair Brushed Hat Brushes

Key Chains Key Rings Manicure Articles Match Boxes Military Brushes Mirrors Paper Cutters Pencils Poultry Shears

Smokers' Sets Cigar Box Openers Pens and Holders Rings Shavinq Sets Shirt Studs Soap Boxes Stamp Boxes Spectacle Cases

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Candelabra Candlesticks Call Bells Card Trays Berry Forks Berry Spoons Bon Bon Dishes Bon Bon Scoops Bouillon Sets Bowls Butter Knives Sutter Spreaders Carving Sets Cheese Scoops Children's Cups Children's Sets Coffee Spoons Cream Ladies Cucumber Servers Chocolate Sets Dessert Spoons Dessert Knives Dessert Forks Gravy Ladles Horse Radish Spoons Jelly Knives Meat Forks Napkin Rings Nut Sets Olive Spoons Orange Spoons Oyster Forks Pie Knives Preserve Spoons Roast Holders Salad Forks Soup Spoons Sugar Spoons Sugar Tongs Sugar & Cream Sets Tea Spoons Table Spoons Table Knives Table Forks CUT GLASS Bon Bon Dishes Bowls Catsup Jugs Celery Trays Cologne Bottles ', Finger Bowls Horse Radish Pots Knife Rests Nappies Oil & Vinegar Cruets Pickle Jars Pitchers Punch Bowls Rose Bowls Salt Cellars Salt and Pepper Sets Sherbet Cups Suger & Cream Sets Sugar Shakers Spoon Trays Tumblers ases Water Bottles Wine Sets

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Paris Still Talks of Steinheil A Printed Sheet, Purporting to Be the Will of the Tragic , Widow, Finds Ready Sale on Boulevards.

(By La Voyageuse.) Paris, Dec. 4. Ever since theappU jicident at the dawn of the world, history well bears out the claim that a

clever woman is usually successful in the matter- of matching her wits against the average man. The outcome of the justly celebrated

Steinheil case one of the most remarkable in criminal history well bears out this assertion. Although the attractive widow was acquitted of complicity In the murder of her husband and foster-mother, Mme. Japy, there are few persons in France, who are not confident that the official decision setting the woman free is by no means the lasc that will be heard of T affaire Steinheil," as the famous case is now termed, and ranked with L.'affaire Drer-fus.V

AYhile Cleopatra had her Antony and Mme. Steinheil her Felix Faure, president of the French republic, who met death while visiting her apartments, it is thoroughly expected that the woman's remarkable influence over men high in finance, diplomacy and business will again be in evidence before long, although she is at present in retirement-It is said that she is to go to America to remain until the present "talk about her affairs has blown ovar, to an

extent. That her influence over men of brain and strong will is in part due to hypnotic power, is generally conceded but apart from this, she is of that peculiar type which attracts men even against their will. The names of those high in the councils of th? nation and in finance who gave her comfort and aid before and during her trial are well known throughout the republic, but for obvious reasons caa not be given here, although it is ex pected they will be brought into prom

inence in due time. The general public feeling is hostile to Mme. Steinheil. . One evidence of this may be found In the sale on the boulevards of a printed sheet purporting to be her wilL The document Is iurrounded by a heavy black border, a large black cross occupying the middle of the sheet. The wording, whicn is in legal form, dteioses of her property, and is of interest because it I. entirely satirical, and the provisos are bo broad and characteristially French,

that they are impossible of reproduction here." To Alexander Wolf, 'who testified against her, she is supposed to bequeath the gag that was In her mouth when she was bound, in her room when the discovery of the crime was made. To her former servant. Homy Coullard. whoaiso testified against her on the witness stand, she leaves a garment she is supposed to Junr worn

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