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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
9as 8rautfleiS Der g~rinseSTiu.

Gin traaifDmiider 8orfaQ, Der Iidl
BET Der S0hSeit Der Briu8eIitn Alice
o0n NlbanD nit Dem BrinSen Nlerans
Der BON 3ed sutrug, aber iebt erft
befannt nuroe, liefert ben Beweis,
oaB ielbf 8rinSeiiiuuer 5upeifen
BON ben Qaunen beS S6idIal8 OBJ
han9en uno utter Srrtiimern ibrer
S6netoerinnen 5u leioen baben. DaS
ouftiQe &unitnerf, tpelheS ba5u be-
Itimntt mar, BON Der Brtn3eiitn pGb=
reno oes 9rauaftes Qetraeer su tuerz
ben, mar IG0n mebrere Gage oor
Dem 6obseitstaae fertig %geporoen,
aQein Die B~rinseIltu. bic itb in Srogs
more Sail bel ibrer Sdndaerin, Der
8rin8eiiin BON 8ales, befaub, bate
alerbano ausSuYeben uno oas &[eio
muroe NIT benz Nuftrage ndd 20ns
bon suridbefDroert, oafielbe nah ers
folater Numbering redt5eitig am
M0rgen be8 10. Tebruor i'm SmlpB
abauliefern. Oas &leio fam aber
nidt uno oa UNI II ubr Die Trauune
fefteeiebt uar, 10 laBt fth oenten,
bob Die BrinseiIin BON 0inute gu
Winute in INNER or6Bere NufreQuno
9eriet uno ihlieBlib in Die aleihe
8ersweifung oerfiel tpie anoere
8raute, Die in einerl 10 ui1tioen
Wt0ment BON ibrer &leioermanerin
i'm Std 9elalien pereen. ODD tuoau
pare man benn Brin5eiiin, tpertn
man nidt ale gu @ebote Itebenoen
6ilfsmittel erereifen ipllte, Inn eirtein
lol6en uebelitanoe absubelfen?
Sc muroe alip BON SbloB SSrog=
more aus telephDniert uno teleeras
pbiert uno cine fleine Mrmee Spe3ials
8oten na@ 90noon 9eianbt, UNI tp0>
mDalid bas beiBeriebnte &leinoo
nod redtseitiQ 81 briu9en. Nber es
blteb aHes oerQebenS, oas &leto fam
ni6t, uno Die 8rinaeiitn muBte mobl
0oer libel in einem anoerer 9leio nor
ben Nltar treten, oa fte ~u1ntDelid)
ben 9rauaft nod ldnger perspQern
Doer gar auf ben ndbften Sag
binauSihieben tonnte. Cine babe
Stunoe ipdter, als gerobe Die ralide
ieliae" 8raut Die Stride betrat uno
Die 4irhengloden northumberland
oas freuoi9e greigniB perfiinbeter,
lanete elm 8ote ibmeiBs uno itaub.
beoedt nit Dem &leinDo an, NO man
i'm nit einem nieliagenoen n8u
ipGt empfing. @rit ieBt puroe Der
Srrtum uno bic bierourh entitanoene
@ersDgerune betannt. Das &teib
war am 6udseitsmoreen re6t8eitig
ferti9 sur Gblieferuno uno mare nm
9 ubr an ieinem ~BeitimmungsDrte
eingetrDffen, tpent nidt cine Nnee=
ftente Der sgirma ben &arton, in mels
diem oas &leio ft1 befan6, nit elmer
pertebrten Noreiie nerieben bdtte,
unb Die Senoune iDmit fiat nah
Sroanure 6aa. 8erts, nab Sroa=
more 6ouIe, 5erts, aeihidt moroen
mdre. Ser erite mad 2onoun nbge=
ianote Sofldran5e lieB. nDn Der
Wthtigteit ieines Iuftrage5 ourd=
brunlen, i0fDrt einen Spesialsua
nad benz faft 100 Mteilen entfernten
Serts einltellen. 9Drt qneelanpt,
muBte er au leinem Qeihmelen erFabs
rem, oaB man oas 8adet uieber nod
2onoDn suriiGaeididt batte, ba oort
0iemano elm 6Ddseit8fleio beitent
batte. Ser 8ote febrte per Spesial=
aug nab 2onoon aurad, ND er err
fubr, oaB elm tpeiterer 8Dte bereits
nit Dem &leio per Spesialsua nod
5rDgunore 6aQ abgeoampft iei. Iber
es tuar, wie geiagt, gu ipdt, nrr oas
&leio 1T ourb oieie 6rei Spesialsiae
UNI etua 200 Bfuno Sterling teurer
geuDroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
Zone Star" uno Die 3ec6er.

So iaBen orei @eiellen
SIN frbblid5en 8erein,
Sic ipraden BON NIem, feas lGSu 1T,
Bonn 2ieo, BON 9iebe anb @eiu.
% bob oer Grite ben 8ed)er,
gs leudbtet mie gnlo b'raMs berpDr;
Ser 8ein, Der lit meme 2ie6e,
Die ib mir ibou 1anae erter."
Ser 3ueite ieste ben &rug an.
uno tat einen tiefen Dug:
pSer S0rter, ben Heb iJ BON 6erseu.
Ses tn id mir niemals aenug."
90 nabm Der 9ritte Iadetno,
Sein fefes glas CUR Sanb.
MRit ihaumgetr6ntem Trante
@efilet Bis gum 8an6.
9as eint bas Cob oes Weiues
8Dl nit 6es 8prters Rruft,
Sas tit toas SUIT unb Srembe,
8as mir @eiunbbeit i6afft.
onno fraat Sbr, tuie ib nenne,
Den Grant i'm @laie bier
gs 1T bas berrlibe, prad5t'ge
Sas t6flitbe Gone gtar 8ier.
aSbr m6gt gueb @ein uub gorter
9as gan5e Qeben rpei6'n.
Sd gebe Gone gtar @ter nidt
Selbf fir ben ihbnten @ein.
.9rn'm be6t NIT mir Die @laier
rnb tuet mir 8eihei6-
sc lebe Der Biere beites
Zone star in gfuisteit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
Csiueu run In shreu

fam &iemonb oertue6ren, un6 elm &ers
lud) 0er ct. 8ernaro's &rduterpi(en
iuirb Seoen, Der an 8~erf0pfune, 9hs.
pepiie, 8opfibmer5, M~attietett, Schtptn.
eel, uebelfeit, Soobrennen, @elbfuc6t.
Sbmer5 in Der Geiteg belegter 4unoe,
ihletbtem @eidmad I'M M}gn6e u. (. 10,
letbet, oanon iiberseugen,y coz eiele5
Wtittel, oelien 8uiommeniebung Dor yahr.
huu6erten bon ben getebrten Bern6or6I.
ner W}bnden erfunoen teuroe, audb helte
nod bas bette Nhttel eeqen ole iene
Symphonic uno beren 9runoleiben Qes
berlei0eH lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
Ulsel OmzQQsAusVeTkauf.

8ir Oferieren bebeutetoe 8reiSs
berableBungen in unlerens 2caes,
UNI 10 Diel Uie m6elib gu uertauFen,
eDe mir um5ieben. @enrl SIR be
Ibiiht babt, ieBt Doer in riaber 0ns
funft gu faufen, 10 lobnt es iiH, bel
uns bDraufprefen. Nieorioe Breiie
in allen Departements oes arbEteu
Wogens. 4utideti= uro Buagns@es
lhdfts in 9eraS. Nichts tuiro s,k
r~idgebalten. Bon ben biIigeu 8rsis
len Tam ft6 Sober ielbit hberseuaeu.
Is madt nns feline Maiibe, uniere @a.
rert 5eigen uno e8 bereitet urla Ser.
Guigen, Srager 81 beanttuorten.
D. j. WOODWARD q CO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
0aeip Ylprf .,gtrt.& tubfp...

Gos .Nem Oort Irt Gtuoio" BON
10Y Meurpbp GtraBe. Dallas, Ter.,
oas nit gruBem @rfDIee Strobe Ges
mdloe inter ben beiten Sa1nilien in
San IntDnio perbreitet bat, aes
benft bier in tnraer Belt elm Ntelier
at erriGten. Da oieie Jirnta rtur
Die beiten Grtiiten beiddftiet, uirD
eS oerlelben feinestueas id]mer fnIs
len, oas merte 8ubfiturt in 6us
funit in ieber @eiie ~safrieoen ftelen
81 f6rnerl. Wir nersueiien Biernit
germ auf 6ieies meme unternebmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
,,uebersett" arbetten /!

9as Gbtitunoen : Mrbeits : @eIet
lit ben unermiollhen tleinen Nrbeis
tern-Dr. Sings 0eue 2ebenss 8il,
fen nUaitdnoig unbetannt. Willips
men 6aDun iino Gag uno 0abt uns
unterbrp9en al, Der Irbeit uno BEL
len oaburh 8erbauuneslbmahe
@ali9teit, 8eritopfung, Ntierdne
IOpie ale anberen 2eioen oes Wfa-
gems, Der Sober uno Der gineepeioe
SIT lei6t uno anaenebn gu nebnten
uno wirtt ablolut fiber. Sur Is
Gents in ben Gpptbeten BON s.
aalteper " SDbn uuo NoDlpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
SO rettete Setn Ssein.

IS. 81. Danfortb BON Ga Strange,
Georgia, lit iehs Monate lang an
einem furdtharen frefienosn Gbaben
am Sem. Gber er idreibt, oaB i'm
.,8uGlens NrnicasS Sable innerbalb
BON 5 Gaaen 9ebeilt babe. SIR Der.
artiae Sbdoen, mie 8unben iiber=
baupt, iOpie fir 6dmurrbpioen i'll
oie8 Die bette Gntbe in Der 8elt.
Sour 25 Gents. 8u baben in Der
GpDtbete BON s. 9alteDer & Sobr
unb @oolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

@te aus Bremen qemeloet
tuiro, 1T Die Remembering fteti9 in
Der Ibnabute begriHen. Sir ben
Sanuar uno Sebruar biele8 5a1res
betcga lie fait finfsia 8ro3ent penis
ger als IN ben eutIpreGenoen Wtouas
ten oes ppranneaouaenen 3abyes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
3pif ,snS Xoais

iuhen elm 9err uno cine altere Dame
BET elmer oeutiden Janilie soer In
elnem oeutiben Bparoing6nufe.
Ipplifationeu nit 8reisaneobe fnr
stpei 8imtner 81 ribten an b 200
care of Treie Rreife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

8internabrung uno niht eenua
8emegung lino bdufia Die llrIahe
oDn 2eberleioen. Or. Nuault S1nia's
6ambur9er 9ropfen treroen erleihrs
tern, re9ulieren uno cine pronpte
5eilnng oteier nnoronuneen bemirs
fpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
SIN tnittleren uno

- SIN mtttleren uno iitolihen
8uBlanb 1tno in Der leBten Belt Sabl.
reife 8erbaftunaen unter ben glrbets
tern uno Stuoenteu oUrgen0mmen
uoroen. Die Geaieruna lift Der Mtei.
nune. oaR in oieien &reiien unruben
pOrbegeitet wuroen uno lit entlAGuls
len, oieien auperaAfonmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
Wcrlam9t ueroen mebrere inteuloent

WerlauGt rperoen mebrere intelligence
Yerionen, un fir Elm felt elf Sabren nit
9roBem 9apital ctabIiertes 6aus in Der.
ihieoenen Staaten 81 reiien, nm Saul.
leuten uno Ieenten profitable 8~oricbldQe
unb Sferten gu MAIDEN. B~ermatente
STEELE. 86bentliheS Satair $24. 90 uro
8eties uno 9otelslutoteu. ieoe 8ode i'm
8Draus. grfabrun9 ntbt nbtio. @ebt
9ieferer5en an uno idbidt einen 8riefum.
iflo9 nit N6reiie fir &iidanttport.
National. Canton Building, Chicago
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

- Die @eiddtsleute BON 8ruuns.
bile baben elm v8oaro Of Traoe"
nearinoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
Ser aadife gpcenmzQbeno

brin9t beute Nbenb Die grull
SAMPLE &0mpagnie. cine Der beiteu
muSifaliibenS rganiiatiDneu oeS 2an-
oes. SIR geb6reu an: Der aroBartiae
Baiitit @rnit @anble, Die ausgeseiA-
nete 8lOliniftin MiB Bertha 8ebb
uno oer beriibmte 8ianiit gomin SO.
SbDnert.
Dqs 29eeum 1atte oaS Slid, bic
briliante &ombinatipn an STEELE Der
Seiele Meper 60. gu en9agieren uno
Die 8atrDne oes 2nceum meroen
oafiir banfbar fem.
6err Gamble lit elm famoIer Bal.
fit, oeiien Stimme. in ben lebten
Sabren MIR nod on Stdrfe, umfana
uno @eoie9enheit 9etpDunen bat,
Das Brngramm fiir ben Nbeno if
ME folgt:
8r. Comm Gbunert.
@''''1 Mib Bertha @ebp. '0'PNo 2an''
Anth. Sbomas, Sc Sambour Ntajor from She Gie
qgr, Grnf 6am6le.
ggseaoelslOba, d8o9-l84E...... e) Spring gong
RuQat 20 Sftaoe Stuon
DIR. @bpnsrt.
S9Heert, dl9F-l828). ..-... (al 89s Bee
,7~paOeF'-s0'IoeimR4l s aa.ts Sb) aoe9 taria
&i3ort ssaaner, t1SlS-1883) !a) S4e GOeniu9 Star
from SabnbduIer
olO enalii9 aiga 10 S0e @rettp Creature
etBt t18ll-l8S6l -. .Hbaploote 6olgrotIe, 30. 2
MIR &h0fPff
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
,,NOrp : svormaltn'. Usimer *

Slmeno), lift als antiieptii9e8 8abn,
uto Munopader uniibertrofen. 6.
&. ShmiotA 0ouitOn Ter. aqent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
Nerl0m0t,

Specially ertreter in oieIem uno
angrensenoen 9erritprien, um Elm
alt etablirtes. finanSiea iolioes Sc
ibdftsbaus, sulrepr6ientieren uno ans
suaei9en. @ehalt $21 per 8obe,
Iusgaben ueroen ieoen Montag i'm
9oraus ourh @bef oOraelbDIien.
Bermarente Stelluna. 8ir liefern
GIles.
Man aorelfiere 1.-The Columbia,
$50 Monon Bldg, Chicago, Ills.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
S%pringef's Park,

oberhatb Dradenribse Bari.
StefS tf@e S @ter an 8GRf,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

Iecept 0u. 2S51 bon Gimer i
SlmenS BELT ni9t ale 9eioen, aber
es furirt HbeunatisntuS auf ale
Sale. 6. s. Sdmiot, @eent
Ooufton, 9eras.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
HANNA's SUCCESSOR
corteIyou Talked of for National
ai-manship.

Washington, May 17-George B.
Cortelyou, secretary of the department
of commerce and labor it seems very
likely now, may be selected as chair
man of the Republican national com
mittee While in no sense endeavor-
ing to anticipate the action of the
Chicago convention, or that of the ma
tional committee to be chosen at that
convention, President Roosevelt and
leaders of the Republican party gener-
ally have canvassed for months the
subject Of the national chairmanship
From time to time the names of vari-
GUS prominent Republicans have been
published in connection with the chair
manship, but the gossip about the mat
ter had no firmer basis than conjec-
ture. Several widely known and in
f1uential Republican leaders have been
considered for the important position
Some time ago the name of Secretary
Cortelyou was suggested. 1t met in
slant favor. 1t is known that Mr.. Cor
telyou sustains very close relations,
not only with President Roosevelt, but
also with party leaders throughout the
country. He is regarded as being adj
mirably equipped for the position, pos
sessing fine executive ability and a
thorough knowledge Of men and af-
fairs. For several years he has been
Intimately identified with political
management, scarcely any man sus-
tanning more confidential relations
with President Mckinley, Senator
Hanna and President Roosevelt than
he. If he should be elected national
chairman he would resign. his position
in the cabinet and devote his entire
time to the work of the campaign.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
Shot by Her Rejected Suitor.

Peoria, ILL.,, May 17-While her faith
er, Leland HOwells. and family were
away from their home near Yates City,
Nora, the seventeen-year-old daughter
went riding with William Louden, who
had been forbidden the house. He
urged her to marry him, and when she
refused he fatally shot her. The girl
first said the shooting was accidental,
but when informed that there was no
hope of recovery, she weakened and
told the straight story. Louden was
taken to the Knox county Jail at Gales
burg, for safekeeping.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
TERSE TELEGRAMS

2 Milwaukee city officials against whom indict-
ments were returned charging bribery must
stand trial.
AThe plans for the improvement OF TT. Ben
jamin Harrison, at indianapolis, have been
COMPLETED.
Alexander Dowie. of Zion fame. has arrived
in London, having eft his wife and son in Col
ombo, Ceylon.
The national reunion Of the Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Elks will be held in Gin
cinnati the week of July Is.
The Japanese cruiser Miyako was destroyed
in Kerr bay by striking a submerged mine,
Eight casualties are reported.
revival of the talk about Grover Cleveland
in connection with the Democratic nomination
is noticeable throughout the East
The officials OF the Royal Ulster Yacht club
deny that Sir Thomas Upton has decided to
Issue fourth challenge for the Americas cup.
In the presence of a large audience at the
State Capitol. at Baton Rouge. Newton G. r an"
chard was inaugural d Governor and Jared 7.
Sanders ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Louisiana
Serious differences have risen between Gen
Kuropatkin amt Nicerov AiexiefY. The latter
has comp aimed to the Gear. it is reported, that
kuropatkin pays no attention to his orders.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
Cured His Mother of Rheumatism.

"My mother has been a sufferer for
many years with rheumatism, says
w. H. Howard, of Husband, Pa.
cat times she was unable to move
at all. while at all times walking Was
painful. I presented her with Il bottle
of Chamberlain s Pain Balm ard
after a few applications she decided
it was the most wonderful pain re-
lever she had ever tried, in fact, she
is never without it now and is at all
times able to walk. An occasional ap-
plication of Pain Balm keeps away
the pain that she was formerly trou-
bled with.' For sale by A. G. Lu-
ken & Co., and w. H. Sudhoff, fifth
and Main street.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
LONG-DISTANCE COMBINE
Big Telephone Merger Promised
Among Independents.

HIuoiS Ii0SPSuaCutS'
Louisville, KY, May 17.-After hav-
ing inspected the Independent tele-
phone systems of the Atlantic states
and middle West, the party of indie
pendent telephone capitalists headed
by J. C. Splane of the Allegheny and
Pittsburg company have decided to
perfect within the next three months
an Independent long distance system.
This will be accomplished, according
to statement given out by Mr..
Splane, by consolidating and capitaliz-
ing the long-distance facilities of six
Of the largest companies. The six
companies which will incorporate the
new system are the Louisville Home
Telephone company, controlling the
Independent long-distance telephone
and telegraph company Of Kentucky;
the Kinloch company of st. Louis, the
Western of Kansas City, the New In
diana, the United States of Cleveland
and the Allegheny and Pittsburg of
Pittsburg. The numerous smaller in
dependent telephone companies will be
connected with and have service
through the new corporation, paying
on a pro-rata plan. The capitalists
assert that the plan will give complete
long-distance service from the Atlantic
seaboard to the western border of
Kansas. Mr.. Splane and party have
left to inspect the telephone systems
at Indianapolis, Ind, and Dayton, O.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
An "Unimportant" Matter.

st. Petersburg, May 1.-THE gem
eral staff considers the blockade of
Port Arthur as unimportant. The rail
road has been destroyed since May IA
over a distance Of % miles General
Kuropatkin seems more confident,
though it appears that he still has a
Jeff, who has complained in 2 telegram
to the emperor which diG not pass
through the hands of the military cen
sorship, that Kuropatkin does not heed
his orders or advice. 1t is the general
desire that Kuropatkin shall be the
sole head of the military operations.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
DUR8lN WAS THREATENED
Excitabie Negro Creates a Sensation
During Governors Address.

Chicago, May ia man supposed
to be insane interrupted the address
of Governor Durbin of Indiana at the
African M. E. conference last night
and threatened the governor with
death because he had disputed the
word of Father Abraham"
During the governors address the
man had been pressing forward grad
ually, and, just before the speaker
concluded, he had reached a point al
most in front of the rostrum Sud
denly he started toward the governor,
shaking his finger at him and exclaim-
ing: ANY man who dares to dispute
the word of Father Abraham the
father OF the nation, | will kill him."
Before he could reach the rostrum
he was seized by several of the ushers
and rushed through a side door into
the street. After being pushed through
the door the man ran off and disap-
| peared. The ushers threw him out so
quickly that it was not learned wheth-
er or not the man was armed.
Governor Durbin paid no attention
| to the man, and until he had concluded
his remarks, was not aware that the
| threats had been directed at him.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
State Presents Damaging
Testimony In the Ris-
ing Sun Trial.
GILLESPIE is VIOLENT
Chief Defendant sesents Testimony
of Sheriff and Wants to Fight
That Official.
Interest In the Case Continues an(
Court Room Is Continually
Crowded,

Rising Sun, Ind, May 1.-THE Gilt
lespie murder trial continues to at
tract much attention, the courtroom
being continually crowded. The state
Is still presenting evidence. Among
the witnesses was Mrs. Ella Jones,
who testified that she saw Myron Bar
bour and Mrs. Barbour in the rear or
the Barbour home after the shooting
Mrs. Jones said she heard Mrs. Bar
bour say: "Myron, you know nothing
about this, do you?" Myron replied:
"No, I don't"
| Edith Buchanan, professional
| nurse and intimate friend of Elizabeth
| Gillespie, testified that she was pre-
pairing to go to church when she heard
of the shooting. She went to the Gill
| lespie home at once and remained
there until after funeral. She said she
never saw any of the defendants at
the home.
Adeline Griswo1d a member Of the
literary club of which Elizabeth Gil
lespie was a member, said she visited
the Gillespie home frequently, but
never saw James Gillespie nor the Bar
bcurs there. but met Mrs. Seward
| there several times.
| Mrs. Mary Hewitt formerly a do
nestle for Mrs. Barbour testified that
one day several years ago she heard
Elizabeth Gillespie scream in her
home. The witness said: II ran into
the yard and saw Lizzie lying in the
yard on her back. James was about
ten feet away. Elizabeth's dress was
torn and her arm bruised. James
said: Go away and let her be. She
will get up herself when she is
ready"
Charles Ludwig, newspaper re
porter, testified that Mrs. Barbour said
to him that the character of Elizabeth
was not good and added that "Miss
Gillespie is devil
Ludwig said he talked with James
Gillespie and when he asked how Eliz
abeth was. James said: II don't know
and don't care to know"
Rev. John Henry of Kirklin, Ind.
former pastor of the Presbyterian
church here, testified that he talked tc
James about the relations between
himself and his mother and Elizabeth
He said he was requested by Mrs. Gil
lespie to see James and ask him tc
call on his mother. Rev. Henry sale
James replied: "She knows where
live. | don't care to go there any
more. I lived in hell long enough"
County Auditor James Carson testi
fed that he heard Myron Barbour say
to Earl Seward on the night of the
shooting: "He should not have shot
for his poor old mothers sake" The
indications now are that the case viii
go to the jury next Saturday.
James Gillespie attempted to assault
Sheriff Rump at the trial after cour
adjourned last evening. Gillespie
claimed that RUmp's testimony wa
untrue, and invited him into the eel
to fight. Sheriff Rump reported tn
matter to Judge Downey, and it is sait
that the prisoner will hereafter b,
handcuffed on his way from and to tn
courtroom.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
Cettinu Mcdonald jury,

Bedford, Ind, May 1.-THE indica-
lions are that two or three days will
be taken up with getting jury to hear
the Mcdonald case. 1t has been so
generally discussed that both sides
are somewhat doubtful if twelve men
can be found in less than two or three
days who have not formed or expressed
an opinion. The regular venire of jur-
ors has been supplemented by a spe-
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will be the first examined.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
ATTENTION,
FARMERS I

Why remain in the North and stay
n doors six months IN the year con-
Stunning what you raise during the
other six rnonths7
Go South where you can work out
doors every month in the wear, and
where you are producing something
the year round. If you are a stock
raiser you know your stock are how
"eating theii heads off" a Id, besides.
have to be protected from the rigors
winter ny expensive shelter.
Economical stock feeding requires
he combination of both flesh forming
and fat-forming foods in certain pro-
ortions. Alabama AID Florida pro-
duce in abundance the velvet bear
nd cassava. the first a flesh producer
md the latter q fat producer, anc
they are the cheapest and best fat
tening materials known to the world
More money can be made and will
less labo~, in general farming frui
and berry growing and truck garden
ing along our road in the South thar
in any other section of the Ur;on.
If you are interested and desir
further information on the subject
address
G.. A. PARK,
Gen'l Immigration and Industrial
Agent,
Louisville & Nashville r. r. c.,
Louisville. KY.