Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 325, 30 September 1910 — Page 3

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Fhytieta, His Ccusin, Says tW---rer Has MLJl o Live. r:o;v has tuberculosis PARDON BOARD HAS THE BTORY OF NOTORIOUS PRISONER'S SEC OND DOWNFALL RELATED TO IT VIST! R DAY urnkWrnmnw saej (American News Service.) Indianapolis. Sept. 20.- Diagnosis of tae aliment of William E. Hlnsbaw, celebrated murder convict, shows weakness, lack of appetite, decrease) 180 to 150 pounds, tubercular lump inside Jaw, nervousness, bad heart action, diseased lungs, tubercular pallor.. Symptoms listed Thursday afternoon to the pardon board by Dr. C. W. Hinshaw of Lynn. Ind., cousin of the clergyman-prisoner, read like a patent medicine catalogue, "He cannot lire more than a year In prison. In all probability he will die in a few years If freed." ' Dr. Hinshaw spoke from an examination of convict Hinshaw made August 10, with the prison physicians. He thinks a lump Inside the mouth of the prisoner la of tubercular nature. The penitentiary doctors believe It Is due to infection from a pair of prison forceps. In the second fight for the freedom of Minister Hinshaw, sentenced for life for wife murder, paroled, and resentenced for an- affinity case, C. R. Carter of Lynn, brother-in-law of Mrs. Freeman, wife of the sheriff of Wabash county, was forced to relate again the revolting story of Hlnshaw's second downfall which concerned his wife's sister, in a tale that would shock Elinor Glynn. He rehearsed It manfully, getting rid of an unpleasant duty. Slightly dramatic was the Incident when a member of the pardon 'board asked Attorney Caldwell of Winchester, representing Hinshaw why the latter did not take the stand during his trial. Caldwell was pussled, but up spoke John Duncan of Indianapolis who assisted In the defense of - Hinshaw and was present presumably without the knowledge of Caldwell. The attorneys were Introduced. Then Duncan said it was due to Hlnshaw's attorney's confidence bis sworn written statement would suffice that the accused man did not take the stand. "I never knew a preacher yet who had, a fair show when a woman was involved," said Attorney Duncan. "She was one of these sympathetic women who didn't believe Hinshaw was guilty. He was ready to receive sympathy after ten years from the sound of a woman's voice," said Attorney Caldwell. Bucharest. The population of Bucharest Is about 300,000; The houses are mostly of one or two stories la the residential section and built separately with a great deal of open space. The city Is very widespread end covers an area of about twenty-Cre square miles. TQIS IS CERTAIN The Proof That Richmond Readers Cannot Deny. What could furnish stronger evidence of the efficiency of any remedy than the test of time? Thousands of people testify that Doan's Kidney Pills cure permanently. Home endorsement should prove, undoubtedly the merit of this remedy. Tears ago your friends and neighbors testified to the relief they had delived from the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. They now confirm their testimonials. They say time has completed the test Miss Frances Hamilton, 27 N. Ninth 8t. Richmond, Ind.. says: "I was annoyed greatly by pains In the small of my back and shoulders. When my sister advised me to try Doan's Kidney Pills. I procured a supply at A. O. Luken 4 Co's Drug Store and the use of two boxes freed me from my trouble. I consider Doan's Kidney rills worthy of recommendation." The above statement was given in July. 106 and on Dec 12, 1908, Miss Hamilton added: "I have had no return of kidney complaint since Doan's Kidney Pills cured me. I am always glad to say a word In praise of this excellent remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United Btates. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Beats on Sale

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Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 30. In an authorized Interview published here Mayor James C. Dahlman of Omaha, democratic candidate for governor of Nebraska, tells the story of his life, bow he came to Nebraska under an assumed name after fleeing from Texas, his career on the plains and the part be played in the development of the state. Rumors that have been circulated from time to time that Mr. Dahlman was compelled to leave Texas because he killed a man are given a different version in his own recltaL Mayor Dahlman admits he shot a man named Bree in Texas more than twenty years ago, and supposing he had killed him, fled to Arkansas, later coming to Nebraska. Later, he says, he learned the man he shot recovered. It was a case, he said, of shooting or being shot, and he (Dahlman) was quickest on the draw. The atmosphere in which he was reared, the mayor says, was such as to give him the reputation he has sometimes rejoiced In of being a "bad man." Why He Killed His Mate. His version of the Texas shooting Is as follows: "An older , sister married a man named Charley Bree, a shiftless sort of fellow nothing but an outlaw, They lived together for two years, and some time after their child was born he deserted her for no apparent reason than that he was tired of married life and his Innate cussedness. I was a fiery Quick tempered boy, less than twenty years of age. There was scarcely any law in the country and none that was likely to reach a cuss like that. "I sent him word that I would shoot him the first time I saw him. Things went on In this condition for some time and Bree and I did not meet, IRONGLADCASTE. Its Rule Among the Hindus Absolute and Unchangeable. THE POWER OF THE BRAHMAN AH the Wealth of the World Would Not Ensble a Lower Caste Hindu te Wed Into His Family or Touch Hie Hand Tyrannical Social Divisions. - Caste distinction la India Is a thing difficult for a foreigner to comprehend. All the racial or religious distinctions which separate European nations from each other and divide them within themselves do not equal the number of classes Into which the Hindus are divided by what is known as "caste." The 200.000.000 Hindus are made up of diverse racial elements and speak about nineteen developed languages and over 100 dialects. They are again divided Into over 3,000 castes, most of them with sobcastes. One of these castes, the Brahmans. Is spilt up Into more than 800 subcastes, of which none will intermarry and few will eat together. The term "caste" includes so many things that It la difficult to define it There are, however, two properties essential to a true caste first, there is no entry except by birth: second, marriage outside the caste Is absolutely forbidden. To preserve the purity and maintain the excluslveness of the society many minute rules of conduct many restrictions on food and many ceremonial observances are Imposed on the members and enforced by penalties which cannot be evaded, against which there la no appeal and which In extreme cases follow the offender beyond the grave. But that Is not alL The relations of castes to each other are as much a matter of religious observance as the rules for their Internal regulation. The Brahmans are the highest admittedly and undoubtedly superior to all the rest After them come those who are acknowledged to be twice born. The less honored follow in a graduated descent until the untouchable and unspeakable are reached at the lowest tepth. It may be urged that the separation between the Brahman and, let us say. tbe Kurmi market gardener is no wider than that 'between the peer of tbe United Kingdom and tbe coal miner. There la this essential difference that It la Impossible for an Indian to change bis caste. The coal miner may be elected to parliament may become a cabinet minister and If he can make money enough may marry his son to a duke'a daughter. The Kurmi must remain a Kurmi. All tbe wealth of Croesus will not enable him to make an alliance with a Brahman family or to touch a Brahman's hand. The members of a caste may and In some cases do raise themselves In the sight of other castes by adopting more elaborate ceremonies sod mftra acmenieoa observances.

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Then, one day, purely by accident, we met In a town where neither, was known. No sooner did we face each other than we both pulled and shot I got him, he missed me. we snoi but once each. Mv shot nit him above the eye, and he dropped like lead. I thought he was done for, and wasted no time in getting away. I rode through Into Arkansas, and stayed there In secret, soon after coming to Nebraska. Get to Be Pretty Tough. "This was the atmosphere in which I grew up and naturally as I became a young man about the only right I knew was that of the pistol and quick hand. Tbe law was but poorly enforc ed and men lived by the right of might I got to be pretty tough. I admit it. I went around a good deal of tbe time with a chip on my shoulder hoping some one would knock it off. The country was full af maverick cattle, and no one was a better hand than I with the rope chasing down these strays and putting the branding iron on them. Everybody did it. I was training with a bad crowd, as bad as there was in the country, harum-scarum, devil-may-care fellows, you' know. I can see now that it was only a question of time when I would get into trouble. So I came to Nebraska to get away from if Mayor Dahlman says he assumed the name of "Jim" Murray when he came to Nebraska, and retained it until about the time of his marriage. His career in Nebraska, he said, was an open book. "From cowboy and sheriff," he continued, "I moved to Omaha, and engaged in the live stock commission business in South Omaha, meanwhile residing in Omaha. I got into Omaha politics, and that is how I came to be elected mayor the flrst time." A half' civilized (Sond, for example, may find himself brought Into contact with Hindus as the plow encroaches on tbe forest He tries to raise his position and add to his self respect by adopting tbe excluslveneBs of bis Hindu neighbors. He will even outdo tbem if be can. and if tbe Hindu is scrupulous about his food the convert will wash tbe very wood with which his dinner Is cooked. No endeavors of this kind, however, will avail to lessen by a hair's breadth tbe distance between him and the caste Hindu or even to Induce the Hindu barber to look upon him aa a client whose chin be may shave and whose toe nails be may pare without degradation. Another point connected with caste which has a very practical bearing and must be taken into account Is the power of coercion which it gives to tbe brotherhood. If a man is excommunicated by his caste fellows nobody in tbe caste will marry bim or will accept water from bis bands or will eat with bim. If be is married his wife will not touch him or speak to him. He Is dead to bis family. Tbe priest will not perform ceremonies for bim. Tbe village barber will not shave him, and tbe washerwoman will not wash his clothes. These are tbe methods of bringing pressure on the man. The strictest boycott which Irishmen have Invented is mild compared to the final sentence of a caste puncbayat A system like this Is a stern fact which has to be faced. There is not a police, case or a civil case or a trial at tbe sessions, there is hardly an appointment to an office in India of whatever degree, in which the matter of caste has not to be considered. It forces itself Into every assessment of land revenue. Into every adjudication of rent. It affects the administration of justice, tbe proceedings of municipal and district councils. The Influence and power of tbe Brahman and the idea that he is above be law and is not to be punished as other people are still alive, although a century of British Justice has done something toward eradicating them. On the other hand, tbe suggestion that a man of a lower caste might rise to an equality or nearer to an equality with members of a caste above him is unthinkable. Where the low caste men are. there they must remain. If tbey behave themselves it will be made up to tbem in a future existence. London Spectator. Politeness is a locksmith and opens many difficult doors. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness shown during the sickness and death of our beloved baby, and also for the many floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. John Althaus. Didn't Go In. He I made 000 out of tbe chicken business. She Did you? He Yes; 1 stayed out Paris Outlook. Ladies Free Under Usual Conditions

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At Local Theaters

. .At the Murray. Bristol's educated - ponies at the Murray this week are certainly entertaining to such an extent that the little folks are sent into ecstacies of delight and please the grown ups mightily. These little animals do all but talk. They play see-saw, waltz, answer questions, play at being dead, act as doctor and parson and many other diverting and entertaining stunts. The Colonials' furnish the music for the bill in a most delightful manner and should please the most critical. Eleanor Otis A Co. present a comedy sketch that Illustrates stage life and shows that the good is prevalent in every one when the opportunity presents itself. W. J. Mills, the character comedian, presents a number of familiar and known personalities and does it so exactly and so quickly that one hardly realises that the same person is acting the part of so many different individuals. Tbe motion pictures present some comedy and some pathos. A bill that all must be delighted with is on at the Murray this week. Special school children matinee on Saturday. Next week, "The Mozarts." Patent Medicine. This is not a patent medicine ad. When you are weary, heart sick, foot sore, dumpish, "all in." well, dead tired of life, why don't you laugh? This is not a patent medicine ad. Ella Good Way to Use Hyomei For Catarrh Besides breathing through the in haler a few times a day, many catarrh Bufferers write that they find inhaling HYOMEI (pronounce it High-o-me) from a bowl of ateaming water each night before retiring a great aid in curing stubborn cases. Try it; it's very simple; gives quick relief and makes you breathe easier. Fill a bowl half full of boiling water; pour into the water a teaspoonful of HYOMEI, cover head and bowl with a towel and breathe through nose and mouth the pleasant, medicated, anti septic and healing vapor that arises. This method relieves that stuffiness at once, and makes your head feel fine. You can get a bottle of HYOMEI at I H. Fihe's and druggists everywhere. for only 50 cents. Ask for extra bot tle HYOMEI inhalent. But bear in mind that a HYOMEI outfit which includes inhaler and bottle of HYOMEI costs $1.00. HYOMEI is guaranteed by L. H. Fihe and druggists everywhere to cure catarrh, sore throat, coughs, colds, asthma and croup, or money back. Try it on that generous basis. THE TH Dull

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Charlotte Temple Tonight. Tonight the Imperial Stock Company will be seen at the Gennett theater in another of those popular book plays, Charlotte Temple, which is perhaps the greatest dramatization of the present day. Mary R. Rowson's novel of the same name, will be found In nearly every home in the country and the dramatization used by the Imperial players is the best stage version of the novel ever constructed. It posses a charm that has made it immensely popular. ' Very few 6tories contain so much excellent material in dramatic plot and atmosphere and dramatic offering. There is a depth of feeling and vim of action containing an absorbing tale of the life of the unfortunate Charlotte. It is drama that grips with appeal to the finer emotions and teaches a mora! lesson that reaches deep into the hearts of both men and women, combining all the salient features that endear this sort of a theatrical presentation to the theater goers of the present, and is a play that for intensity and strength of story has few equals in the history of the stage. Never Weary cf the Hearing. "I overheard Lira telliug her n story last uicht which she has beard fifty times, but she didn't stop bim." "She is ions suffering, surely." "Oh. . I don't know. He told her she was the rrettiest prirl he bad ever seen."

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