Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 119, 23 March 1912 — Page 8

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THE lOCIIMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, 3TABGH 23, 1912.

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FOURTEEN DISTRICT DELEGATES FOR T. R. Personal Feud in First and Second Wards Resulted in the Loss of Two Roosevelt Delegate. m (Continued from Page Ont.) Roosevelt men, aluo were elected withlout opposition. When It came to the selectlon'of the delegation to the district convention line Taft forces attempted to muster totreng th but made a bad mess of it unEiT the leadership of "Doc" Genn. The oosevelt organization put up the lines of John Woodhurst, Filmore utlgga and Robert Benton. The Taft (forces nominated Ray sblreley, "Doc" lOenn, Col. W. J. Roble and J. M. Coe. Elome member of the Taftltes decided hat it would be the thing to push hrough a motion declaring that the three high candidates be the delegates. the three low the alternate delegates. IThe Roosevelt forces qquickly put this proposition on the rollers, as the alternate delegates also were to be of i he Roosevelt stripe. Printed ballots Ifor the Roosevelt ticket had been pre pared and 124 out of the 155 Republi cans present availed themselves of i using these "convenient" forms. "Doc" Loses His Crown ; "Doc" Cenn's political leadership of (the Fifth was destined to be swamped Hong ago, but the way he was submerged last night whs unexpected. The Roosevelt alternate delegates to the district convention alBO wept through without a whirl and a rousing cheer greeted thoresult. To indicate that there had been no mistake, the Roosevelt forces then presented a resolution binding the delegates to both State And district conventions to vote tor delegates to the National Republican convention who are Roonevelt Eon. The resolution was adopted by a ?a voce vote which was given with ich emphasis that it might have been Beard a mile away. The Taft forces failed or forgot to register a dissenting rote thereto. i In the seventh ward, where Earlham college, a Taft stronghold, is located, two Roosevelt district convention delegates and two Roosevelt state convention delegates were elected without opposition by the Taft forces, although President Kelly and a group of faculty members from the college attended the meeting. Eighth Haa Fight. In the eighth ward there was a (Sharp fight, the Roosevelt candidates ito each convention being elected by (close majorities. The third ward proved the real stronghold of the local Taft faction. A clean sweep of delegates and alternates to both conventions was made by that faction. In the fourth the Taft crowd, led by Frank Davenport. John. Taylor, Mayor Zimmerman's market master, and Homer Hammond, premier of Mayor Zim merman's cabinet, received a real shock. The voters calmly vetoed all the arrangements Davenport, Taylor .and Hammond had previously made, including printed ballots, and assumed (charge of the proceedings, with the result that the Taft slate for both conventions was defeated by a voe of .over two to one. Joe Edwards, candi date on the Roosevelt ticket for dele gate to the state convention, was elected by an overwhelming majority, although Edwards was at home, sick in bed, and was opposed on the Tart ticket by Hammond. In the sixth the complete Taft ticket was buried under fa Roosevelt landslide. mwi mmv mwikw JlAM,tHAL i IS wjc WUSUU1UUU pith a clear conscience if you use Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have peen permanently cured by their use. For sale by all dealers. For Sale Shetland ponies. Frank N. Watt. t Mere to the Purpose. ,. CrawfordI . see there Is a discussion as to the best plaee for a woman to keep her money without losing It Crabahaw What women need be taught Is how to keep their money (Without speaaVajr ItJudge. A WEAK WOMAN AND HER STORY SSBBMSBSBSm b RskI Arlu lives a udy who , ftss Thit Her Strength Wis FHmf, Ark. "I must speak a word for Cardui," writes Airs. cood Viola Raker, of Hits nlace. "About a month ago I was in very bad health. I was so weak and nervous that 1 was not able to do my housework. "My husband bought me one bottle of Cardui, the woman's tonic. I took it according to directions and now 1 am in good health. Ml think Cardui b a fie tonic for weal women' And you are not the only lady who thinks so, Mrs. Baker.' Thousands, like you. have written to tell of the wonderful benefit Cardui has been to them. V Cartfai contain no tninertlj, or other powerful tags. It contains no glycerin or other iw1ushtasting Ingredients. It is Just a pure, natural extract, of natural vegetable herbs, that have beer and strengthen the female system. Alt druggists sell Cardui. V See jours tbput it f Km-VmitlMiTktCQm-III pt bobfcTtteine Treaimesi tm

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WHEELING. W. VA. A bundle of blood-stained butchers' aprons, an electric washing machine, a "bridge" party and a bucket of water have started a domestic and industrial warfare here in which are involved Thomas Ylngllng. millionaire wholesale meat dealer, and his wife, would-be social dictator. It is because' of them that Mrs. Tingling has resigned her efTorts to dictate to Wheeling society and has announced her intention of spending a million which she possesses In her own right to put her husband "out of business." Meantime both wife and husband continue to reside in the mansion which was the scene of the . affair which led up to their separation. Both say they will remain there and that the campaign they will wage against each other will be conducted from the same headquarters. The story of the split between the Tlnglings will be told here for years. BUY A NEW ENGINE FOR THE INFIRMARY The board of county commissioners yesterday afternoon purchased a new engine for the pumping house at the Wayne county infirmary. The old engine as well as the pumping house was destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon. The cost of the engine was $225. Work on rebuilding the pumping house will start at once and it is ex pected that within a few weeks the building will be completed. The com missioners will not place another wind pump on the farm. FUxibl English. Some of the peculiarities of the Ensllsh language are amusingly shown in the following little dialogue: "YouTl get run in." said a pedestrian to a wheelman without a light "Yonll get run into." savaselT re sponded th cyclist as he knocked the pedestrian down. "You'll get run In. too." said a police man, stepping from behind a tree. And just then another scorcher cam along without a light, so the policeman ru to twa-osdoa Mall.

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NEW YORK. Mrs. Tingling has long aspired to social leadership, and was partly successful. She bad planned a series of receptions and dances for this winter and informed her husband he must don his evening clothes and help her entertain. He did not approve, and Mrs. Ylngllng started to do the entertaining herself. The first affair she planned was a party for the Euterpe club. An elaborate musical program was given, at tended by most of Wheeling's elect ; This over, the guests sat down to bridge. Then Mr. Yinllng appeared in his shirt sleeves. He carried a washing machine in one hand and in the other a basket of dirty clothes, among them a number of blood stained butch-! ers' aprons. That was a shock. The guests thought that perhaps some novel feature had been provided for their entertainment. But they were mistaken. Mr. Ylngllng calmly attached the washing machine to an electric chandelier, carried in a bucketful of water, and began to wash the dirty clothes. The guests screamed and departed. The result was her announcement that she intended to become a busi ness rival of her husband. HOW TO TAKE EPSOM SALTS AND SMILE Co-Epo Salts is simply Epsom Salts compounded with other wholesome ingredients in order to make it pleasant to take. Epsom Salts is acknowledged to be the best laxative and cathartic because it is taken dissolved, which is always the best way to take a laxative or cathartic, and it leaves the stomach and bowels rn a natural condition. Up to this time the question has been bow to take Kpsom Salts and smile. It was never answered until Co-Epo Salts was introduced. Co-Epo Salts has a cocoa taste that is palatable and pleasant Children like It so will you! Try a ten cent package and you will order a 25c package next time. Co-Epo Salts ia sold at all druggists In 10c and 25c sixes. If your druggist is out of it send the price direct to us and we will send you a package by return maiL ; COCOA SALTS CO, 37 West 24th St, Indianapolis, Ind.

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TY COBB, DETROIT. CONTRARY CROCKERY. Dishes Do Play Queer Pranks at Times, as Though Bewitched. Housewives, think twice before scolding your maids. You know crockery Is often said to be bewitched, and veritably this Is so. The best tea service will smash Itself to a cup and saucer. Then, the last of their line, they linger on through stress and storm as if bearing a charmed life. Your special set of flowered Jugs will all rush to tbelr fates with maddening tendencies to suicide, except one. That bangs on Its hook, cracked, but still alive to mock you with memory of its fair sisters. Notice, too. the everyday dinner service with the dark blue border and the gilt edge. It flourishes like the proverbial bay tree. But the very first time you bring out your best set. purchased by painstaking thrift the soup tureen hurtles madly to the ground. "How dreadfully careless of you, Mary Anne!" you exclaim fretfully. But it isn't the little maid at all. It's witchcraft But a much more weird and wonderful noof of sorcery at work in crockery occurred the other day. An. ordinary china Jug suddenly refused to hold water. It leaked badly.' Banished to the kitchen shelf, it stood for months. Unexpectedly one day it was taken down and used by a stranger and behaved In a perfectly exemplary manner. Explain it by anything else than witchcraft if you can. London Todies' World.

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The Personal Note in a Man's Attire The indefinable something that individualizes one particular man in a crowd oi other Well-Dressed Men, is one feature that alone places a Dennis Tailored-Suit Far above all others and makes, it worth every cent of it's price. The sterliag workmanship and superb oalerlals characlcrislics of all "DENNIS" ganaeuls aisf toe Irosdai Goirairtee, trader wfeich they are soli provide additiossl reis;ns why we shoeli aake year new sett.

REAL CUT PRICES ON DRY CLEANING! NOW HAVE YOUR CLOTHING DRY CLEANED NOW During the week of March 25-30, and only that week Scully the Tailor will Cut prices on Dry Cleaning so low that they -w ill Astonish Conservative People. His only reason for cutting prices is to acquaint you with his unexcelled Work. Read a few of his cuts:

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Cut prices on all Dry Cleaning Consistent with these. Clothes will not be called for and delivered at these prices.' ,

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TO BE PUT! TRIAL St. Louis Woman Is Charged With Having Killed Her Husband. (National Xews Association) ST. LOUIS, March 23. The trial of Mrs. Annie Running and Joseph Seidel. for the alleged murder of Martin H aiming. Mrs. H mining's husband, the night of December 9 last at his home near the town of Murphy, a short distance south of S.t Louis, is docketed for trial next Monday in the Jefferson county circuit coudt at Hillsboro. It is reported that the defense will move for a change of venue on the ground that it would be impossible to secure an impartial jury in the county in which the alleged murder occurred. All the principals in the case were well known residents of Jefferson county and as a consequence the killing of Hunning and the arrest of his widow and Seidel. her alleged lover, attracted wide attention. According to the Jefferson county authorities, Seidel made a complete confession of his part in the alleged murder soon after he was lodged in jail. He is said to have admitted that he and Mrs. Hunning planned the murder six weeks before he found a suita ble opportunity to slay Hunning. Mrs. Hunning, according to Seidel's confession, told him that if he would do away with Martin Hunning she would marry him and give him all that she and her husband possessed. Alleged Confession. The alleged confession of Seidel, as given out by the Jefferson county authorities, reads in part as follows: "On the night of December 9. 1911, at about 7 o'clock, I left my home carrying my shotgun. I walked down the road to Martin Hunning's house I went in the yard and first looked in at the east window. Martin was seated'in a rocking chair near the window of the kitchen and bis wife, Annie Hunning,- was near him at the telephone. While I was looking in at the east window, Mrs. Hunning left the telephone and Martin, her husband, went to the telephone. I then walked around to the corner of the house to the south window. I saw Martin Hunning standing at the telephone with the receiver to his ear and his back to me. I raised the gun to by shoulder, cocking it as I raised it teok deliberate aim at his head and pulled the trigger. The gun was discharged. I heard the crash of glass and then turned and walked away to my home." After convincing Mrs. Hunning that Seidel had confessed, the officials are said to have procured the following confession from her: - Protests Innocence. "I am innocent of the crime, but Joe is not. I went to St. Louis several months ago and saw a fortune teller. She told me my husband was going to be killed. My husband had threatened to kill my brother because of trouble they had had. I told Seidel of what bad been told to me and told htm I was afraid Martin would kill him and me. Seidel told me he would not take any chances on it, but that he would put Martin out of the way. As we were eating dinner together on the day of the killing, in our house, Joe Seidel told my husband, his brother Louis Hunning and myself, that his TAILOR 5 N. Tenth st. Ladies one-piece Dresses, ulWool) $1.00 Ladies one-piece' Dresses, (Silk) - Skirts Cleaned and Pressed v (Pleated) 75e SCULLY 103f MAIN STREET

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parents were going to St- Louis that day. I knew then that he was preparing to kill my husband, and I felt uneasy and was afraid he would kill my husband that night." Counsel for the defense declare they will oppose the introduction of the alleged confessions when the trial is ealled Monday on the ground they were obtained under duress and by

trickery. Mrs. Hunning and Seidel. according to thvir lawyers, now declare they were h&dgered to desperation by the county authorities and signed papers placed before them to gain respite. The claim is now made that they thought they were signing merely confessions of having had intimate relations. The Jefferson coun ty authorities, on the other hand, aver ; the confessions were made voluntari-i ly and that the prisoners . were fully aware of the contents of the statements they signed. As before stated, a change of venue is likely to be asked for because the, case has been given so much pub licity in Jefferson county, through two coroner's inquests and a preliminary5 hearing, and the alleged confessions. ! Attorneys for Mrs. Hunning and ! Seidel emphatically deny the reports that they intend to enter pleas of guilty for their clients. Nevertheless, the opinion prevails in Jefferson county that, failing to obtain a change of venue, the attorneys for the defense will endeavor to make the best terms they can with the prosecuting attorney on a plea of guilty. Took Away Her Opportunity. "What's the matter with your wife?" "Oh, I've just acknowledged that I made a tool of myself in lending Hammersley $25, and she's mad because there's no- chance to go on arguing about it. Chicago Reoord-Herald.

I Knollenberg s Store . East Room Notion Department

Some New Ones They're all good ones too. We're always

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See those new and popular Macrame Bands White and Ecru, 3 to 6 inches wide. Prices 50c to $1.50 Yd.

Beautiful Shadow Laces with Insertions to Mslch are the proper thing now. This showing includes some 18-inch allovers that really must be seen to be fully appreciated. We have them in a remarkable variety of prices, but they're all "New Ones' and Good Ones." Prices 15c to $3.00 Yard.

We've a handsome assortment of the Macrame Dress and Coat Collars in almost any shape you may wish. Prices 50c to $300 each.

Do You Carry Your Lunch? You need a "Vaco Lunch Kit." It consists of a Caratol imitation leather case, leather tipped, and looks lile a little suit case. Inside is an air-tight metal "grub box" and a pint-size Vaco bottle Price complete $2.00 Pint Sire "Vaco Bottle" Price $1.00 Pint Size "Vaco Bottle" with nickel top and aluminum cup. Price $1.50

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BEADS Your outfit will be incomplete without a touctt of beads Bead Necklaces, Pretty and Up-to-date Bead Hair Bands, Gold Beads, Steel Beads. If it's beads of any kind you wish, we have them. Have you seen our line of new Spring Wash Braids? The tub proof kind, in all colors. Prices 5c to 15c Yd. Spend a Few Minutes at our Hair Goods Counter, and see the 32-inch Hair Switches we are offering, at $2.75 each. 4

At Our Jewelry Counter you will find those new Rosebud Hat Pins at 25c each. If you wish to be uplfo the minute you must wear Ear Drops. Prices 25c to $1 pair At Our Belt Counter you will find the new Buster Brown Belts with large colored buttons, also some with small coin purses. Prices 25c to 50c each. Here Are a Few Fast Selling Things That Are Attracting; Attention at This Time: 16 Oz. Peroxide for 10c; Sterling Silver Thimbles 15c; Priscilla, the Irish Crochet Book, everybody wants it, at 25c each; 3-piece Manicure Sets, 10c; Seccotine, an imported glue, sticks everything, 10c per tube.

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JOINT COmilTTGE MEETING MONDAY The committees on fMrpsnlMTlftw and amalgamation from th Coauaer! cial clnb and the Y. M. B. C. win meet Monday night to formulate plana far the union of the two chattel Atthe last meeting steps for the propoe ed uniting of the clubs were dlarnssed. but- no action taken. The proposition 1 as it has been suggested, will be tak-' en op at the meeting Monday, and fully discussed. It is probable that definite action in the matter wilt he taken.

Join the DONT WORRY" CLUB Cease your worry over poorj yeast, failure of sponge to rise, "drowning the miller", burning of loaves, pies or; cake. i LET THE BAKER BAKE! While you do those things no one can do for you. 1 -Tryl. ZWISSLERS QUAKER BREAD ones and good ones"We Also Have the "Caloris" Bottle It's a little , more elaborate than the "Vaco." CALORIS BOTTtE. nint size. Price $240 CALORIS BOTTLE, Quart size. Price $3JM They are fully nickeled, and have spring bottom. What They'll Do. The Vaco keeps liquids hot 24 hours; cold 72 hours. The Caloris keeps liquids hot SO hours; cold. 84 hrs. DO YOU CARRY YOUR LUNCH? , YOU NEED ONE