Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 61, 16 January 1912 — Page 4

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"Just Another Dago

Last week there was s fairly Interesting murder trial at the court bouse. The evidence of the state and defense was at variance only on some minor points. The man who was acquitted brought forth the fact that the dead man had threatened him and the instructions of the Jury were that if the man had threatened him and made motions to indicate that he was about to carry the threat Into execution that the accused man had a perfect right to shoot him. And so the court allowed the defendant to go bis way. It seems to have been a fairy lopsided case as it was considered by the Jury. There was nothing else for it to do. . The case Is Interesting just at present from two points of view. The criminal law is up and before us through the urgence of Collier's Weekly. The cases are reviewed in which on the slenderest of technicalities the omission for instance of the word "the" the absence of a comma, the misspelling of a word that murderers have gone free. This case does not fall under that category. It seems to us to fall tinder the head of fair cases of acquittal with the addition of the phrase: "Just a dago!" We fancy that had the accused man killed what is known as a "white man" that is to say one of your prominent citizens that the accused man would have had a much tougfcer time with it. As it was he killed a man who was his own racial and social equal and the procedure of the case was fairly speedy. There was scarcely an impediment in the meting out of justice and the accused got as fair a hearing as he could have gotten in any court in the land. Just suppose however, that this man and the man who was killed had been two prominent men on Main street. How the counsels for the two sides would have been gathered in. How great would the attorney fees and court charges have been; how many experts there would have been gathered. We might have han an ex-congressman; a highly paid expert on evidence and a special pleader; social circles would have been stirred. This case was just a dago. There was no particular stir about it. The case went on its way and will be forgotten tomorrow because tho man was "Just a Dago."

Please do not understand that we are criticising this case we are simply comparing it with a case like the Thaw case and the Beattie case.

Meantime, with murder going unpunished how long will it be before Judge "Lynch" presides over the administration, of Justice in Wayne county?

NATIONAL BOARD. (National News Association) WASHINGTON. D. C, an. 16. With a three-day program calling for the discussion of many of the important matters pending before congress, the Na tional Board of Trade began its fortysecond annual meeting at the New Willard hotel today. Nearly all commercial organizations scattered throughout the country were represented at the opening. The meeting has set aside tomorrow for the con sideration of the corporation problem. Other leading matters of discussion will include the subjects of banking ' and currency reform, the creation of ' a non-partisan tariff 4 commission and the question of making the Panama canal free to American coastwise ship ping. Browning a Great Talker. If Lord Houghton talked more than moat people be certainly was eclipsed by Mr. Browning, who spoke louder and with greater persistency than any one I have ever come across in my life. Although 1 bad known him as a girl, we did not renew our acquaintance until after my marriage, when I saw a great deal of him, as he constantly cams to our house. Be dined with us often and used to come and see me generally every Sunday afternoon. He was very agreeable and kind, and, although I was never one of his devoted followers sad often told him 1 bad never been able to read a line of his poetry, be still continued his friendship with me. I think most people feared rather than loved him certainly men did, but women adore poets, and tbey worshiped Mr. Browning. From Lady St Heller's "Memories." Forgot Hi Own Tongue. A traveler in arctic Siberia, Mr. Vanderllp, a gold hunter, told the following of his return to civilisation: "I found that half a dozen of the officers and men of the steamer which my employers bad sent for me had come to hunt me up. The captain dismounted, and I tried to address hlra in Russian, but bo said. 'You forget that I speak English.' Now,' It may seem scarcely credible, and yet It is true, that for a few moments 1 was totally unable to converse with him In my native tongue. I had not used a word of It In conversation for months, and my low physical condition acting on my nerves confused my mind, and I spoke a Jumble of English, Russian and Korak. It was a week before I could talk good, straight English again.' . Potato Scones. To bake potato scones sift a cupful and a half of flour with a half teaspoonful of salt and two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and rub In three tablespoonfuls of shortening. Addons cupful of light, freshly mashed potstoes, sdd ons well beaten egg and enough milk to make a soft dough. Roll out half an Inch thick, cut and bake on a hot griddle or In a hot oven. Serve very hot, with plenty of butter. Suburbanite.

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MURDER ON SEAS.

(National News Association) BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 16. The case of William DeGraff, accused of murder on the high seas, was called for trial today in the United States District Court in this city. The victim of the alleged murder was Captain Charles D. Wyman, who was killed while he lay asleep in his bunk on the barge Glendower, while the boat was on its way to this city from Philadelphia last June. The victim's head was beaten in with a hammer or some other blunt instrument and the statements of the crew are said to have indicated that DeGraff, who was cook on the barge, had committed the crime. A Trail of Twisted Trees. All manner of devices have been employed to mark a line of march, but it is thought that the most curious method of "blazing the trail" is that still to be seen in Africa. In the year 1889, after a fierce battle with the Abysslnlans, the dervishes pursued their foes as far as the lake district. The mahdi's men had small knowledge of geography and little topographical intelligence. So the advance party, in order to mark the route for those who came after and also to guide the force on their return Journey, twisted the saplings along the way into living knots. The war ended, but the tied up trees grew and flourished, although uncouthly twisted and distorted, and are now the only reminders of that uprising of the dervishes. John Bunyan'a Indictment. The bill of indictment preferred against John Bunyan ran thus: "John Bunyan bath devilishly and perniciously abstained from coming to church to hear divine service and is a common upholder of several unlawful meetings and conventicles, to the disturbance and distraction of the good subjects of this kingdom, contrary to the laws of our sovereign lord the king." He was convicted and Imprisoned twelve years and six months. Levity In Court. Judge You saw the prisoner steal the sheet of music. What happened next? Witness Then he walked out st the store with an abstracted air. your honor. Boston Transcript. A Diplomat. Little Wllle ay, pa, what is a diplomat? Pa A diplomat, my son, is a person who can prove a man a liar without calling him one. London TitBits. REST AXa EEALTH TO MOTHER AID CHILD. Mas. Wtirsxow's Soothimo Svarp h beea Mtd for crer SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHSKS for their CHILDREN WHIL8 TEETHING, with FEKFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS aU PAIN ; CUKES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for UIARRHCEA. it is ab olutely harmless. Be sure aad ask for "Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup." and take no otbet Twenty-nve cents a ootue. astonishing : eWriaod for Mistical Adviser flOtS aufea) aloth-hsMsnd. will be sent on receipt of 31

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GOVT, OWNERSHIP - BAD SAYS MACKEY Postal Telegraph Official Denounces the Policy of Hitchcock.

(National News Association) NEW YORK, Jan. 16. Clarence W. Mackey of the Postal Telegraph-Cable company, today gave out the following statement regarding Postmaster Gen eral Hitchcock's plan for government ownership of the telegraph systems: "Such a policy would lead to taking over the telephone lines also. The British government found this to be so and two weeks ago it took over the telephone lines In England at an enormous expense. The telegraph and telephone lines in this country are worth from two billion to three billions. This would include the independent tele phone companies owning nearly $500,1 000,000 of property and having some 450,000 stock holders. I venture to say ; that they would be orperated by the government at great annual loss, just , as in Great Britain, where the losses on the. telegraphs alone up-to-date are figuring at $175,000,000. The government would even be employing hundreds of thousands of clerks, telephone girls, telegraph operators, managers, etc. It would be a gigantic poli tical machine. Phone Lines Also. "I have reason for saying that taking over the telegraph lines would mean also taking over the telephone j lines. Are you aware of what is going on at this very time, the Western Union offices are being closed by the Bell Telephone Co., and the telegraph service incorporated with the telephones. The auditor of the Western Union recently announced that 150 of the Wes tern Union offices have been treated in j this way. This includes such large citiies as Augusta, Maine, the capital of the state. If this keeps on the Western Union will disappear as a separate concern. "There is another thing. When governments buy large properties they generally pay exhorbitant prices, juBt as when a city buys land for a park. jThe English government paid enor mous sums for the telegraph lines and then found to its surprise that it had to settle with railroads, with which ithe telegraph companies had contracts. I happen to know that this disj turbed the move very much but the government was in for it and had to carry it through always at the expense of the tax payers. The Western Union has thousands of contracts with railroads in this countiy and if the government should take over the telegraph lines it would have to settle for those also. On the whole I guess the American government will not buy telegraph lines so long as the Postal keeps up competition. "The Postal lines are not for sale." They Married Widows. Five presidents married widowsWashington. Jefferson, Madison; Fillmore and Benjamin Harrison. Asthma ! Asthma! POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant relief and an absolute cure in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists ; mail on receipt of price Si.oo. Trial Packase by mall 10 cents. i WILLIAMS MFC. CO.. Props.. Cleveland. OUc For sale by T. F. McDonnell. PR. SffMaaes, Female TM jane oi

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NIMROD H. JOHN80N. Wayne Township, Candidate for County Tressurer, subject to Republican v Nomination. 5 t THOMAS I. AHL. of Wayne Township, Candidate for Treasurer of Wayne County, subject to the Republican , nominaUon. . ,; . . ,153., HOMER SCHEPMAN, of Wayne Twp., Candidate for County Treasurer, Subject to the Republican nominaUon. ' ' am a awa n tvsatcrtaTMAav '

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