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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
lis AGAIN READY
To FORGIVE HIM
Mrs. John Kelley Will Not Pros
ecute Assault Charges
Against Husband.
VISITS SUPT. BAILEY
PATIENCE OF THE POLICE AND
AND COURT OFFICIALS IS
ABOUT WORN OUT AND SOME
THING WILL SURELY BREAK.

The Kelley's have effected another
reconciliation, or at least that was
the word that was passed about the
police headquarters yesterday when
Bonnielee Kelley appeared before
Supt Bailey and asked that the as
sault and battery charges which she
had filed against her husband John
II. Kelley be withdrawn. she stating
that she would not appear against
him in case he was brought to trial.
Notwithstanding that John H. KEEL
iey's attorney positively denied that
his client had committed the assault
as Mrs Kelley had alleged, she yes
terday was wearing long plaster on
her nose and the side Of her face
which gave ample evidence that she
had been through some fistic mill
and had received the worst end of
the bargain.
Since the charges of assault and
battery were filed against Kelley. the
police have not been able to locate
him and it was thought that he had
left town till the affair had passed
over, he probably thinking that just
so soon as his wife once more as
sumed a forgiving mood she would
withdraw the charges against him,
and he would be able to return to
Richmond and would not be arrested
If this was the case his surmises
were right as Mrs. Kelley said she
would not appear against him and
1t was later reported at headquarters
that Kelley had come into Richmond
on a Dayton car during the day.
The police department is compile
tely disguised with the actions of the
Kelleys' as they have been a source
of trouble to the department for sew
eral months. If it has not been
divorce case in the circuit court in
which the Kelleys' were star actors
it has been an assault and battery in
police court. all of which have been
settled outside the jurisdiction of the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
WAS NAMED TREASURER
chas. Potter Again Made an Official
Of the State Trustees Asso.
citation.

Charles Potter. township trustee,
has returned from the meeting of the
State Association at Indianapolis
He was reelected treasurer of that
body and his picture" adorned the
front page of the Indianapolis Star
yesterday.
The most important measure the
State association will work for will
increase the salaries of trustees in
townships of less than 10000 popula-
ton to So day.
Another important measure agreed
on will, If successful, allow trustees
to be candidates for re-eleetion.
A third bill legalizes certain acts
of township advisory boards.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
Will Give Grand Ball.

The United Garment Workers of
America Local 227 held a meeting
Tuesday evening, when they made
arrangements to give their fourth an
nual ball. 1t is expected to be one of
the most enjoyable affairs ever given
by this local. The date has not yet
been set but 1t is expected to be the
earlier part of February. The COM
mittee on arrangements are Nettie
Cook, Rose Brinker. Jennie Nedde-
meyer. Elizabeth Minke and Eliza
beth Wieshan.
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See our Show Window.
THE EMPIRE, 7l2 Main st.
Social and Personal Mention

Modern Priscilla Club yesterday al
her home in West Richmond. The
next meeting will be in two weeks
with Mrs. Clyde Ryan.
y &#
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ridge enter
tanned the Merry-Go-Round Club last
evening at their home on North 18th
street. Euchre was played at three
tables and a luncheon was served.
The next meeting of the club will be
on January 3.
Mrs. George Gay was the hostess
for meeting of thimble club yes
terday afternoon at her apartments
in the Hotel Wescott There were
sixteen guests present. The after
noon was spent socially and a lunch
con was served.
Mrs. d. W. Dennis entertained the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society Of the Second Presby-
terrain church yesterday afternoon at
her home in West Richmond. Mrs.
Broman read paper on Syria and an
interesting talk on the Mountains Of
Kentucky" was given by Mrs. Num-
bower. The next meeting of the So
ciety will be the third Thursday in
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Porterfield en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing at their home on South 10th
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

Deaths and Funerals.
SEEKER-The funeral of Chris
tian G. Seeker will take place Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock from the
house, 400 South 18th street. whore
short services will be held. After
the burial in the Lutheran cemetery
further services will be held at st.
Johns Lutheran church. Friends
may call after IL o'clock Friday.
HEITBRINK-Ellen, widow of the
late Henry Heitbrink, died at the
home 70S South Sth street yesterday
morning at 9:15 o'clock. The funer-
al will be held Saturday afternoon
at st. Paups Lutheran church at 2
o'clock. The Rev. Huber will be in
charge of the services. Burial in the
Lutheran cemetery. Please omit
flowers. Friends may call any time
today.
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Miss Edna Miller has issued invi
tations for a thimble party to be Civ
EN- Thursday afternoon. December q
at her home on North 10th street
Thursday evening Miss Miller will
entertain at cards.
Miss Sophia Uhte was the hostess
flor an enjoyable meeting of euchre
club last evening at her home South
of the city. There were four tables
OF cards and beautiful prizes were
awarded. After the games three
course luncheon was served. The
decorations were in red and green.
The next meeting of the club will be
on the evening of January 3.
r X y
The Banner Social met yesterda-'
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Drostc
OF South 9Th street. The hostess was
|Graham and her sister Mrs. John
Shannon. The afternoon was spent
socially and three course luncheon
twas served. The guests were Mes
DANES Mary Modlin. Mary Peer.
Mary Graham, Joseph Snyder. Retta
lGhannon, Alma Eisenhower, Hodge,
j. NJ. Young and Louisa
Williams. The next meeting of the
club will be in two weeks with Mrs.
Joseph Snyder at her apartments in
the McConnaha flats.
X X y
Mrs. Bertha Smith entertained the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

Cosmetics will ruin the complex
ion. There's no beauty practice
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t keeps the
entire body in perfect health. Tea
or Tablets 35 cents. A. G. Luken &
Co.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg, Dec. 20. (Spl)-
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard French moved
to Richmond Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Martin left for
Arkansas Tuesday, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs Florence Nancy is home TO
spend Christmas with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Davis.
l.. P. Meredith is preparing to take
up his new life as county Sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs Asher Pierce are in
Indianapolis attending the wedding
of their son Omer.
The NJ E. Sunday school are pre-
pairing a Cantata to be given Monday
10 cents.
Frank Davis baby west of town
is cutie sick.
Mrs. Howard Davis land little
daughter have gone to indianapolis
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Davis
mother. n
For the real good Old buqkwheat
flavor. buy Mrs. AustinN Puckwheat.
and don't forget the nam
BEFORE YOU BUY XVII s. eooDs
See our lire. laval la . op-
tician. N. w. Cor. Main ! ID 9Th
Streets.
Artificial gas. the 2oth ceatu fuel
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A Xmas Cantata.

The Sunday school of South Eighth
Street Friends church will celebrate
Christmas this evening at the church
at z O'Clock. A cantata, entitled
Santa Claus and Uncle Sam" will
be given. The public is welcome.
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A Timely Suggestiq!

Men like to smoke duI hg the
holidays and there Ia nothing
that will please them las well
as a goOd weed put ur IN Christ
mas style. William aud Dick
inson have made ecisl prep
arations 10 appea( the snlok-
ing taste Of ma men his
year and are sho1 Ing a splendid
line Of goods. me Preacher"
and the -AstoJ cannot be sur
passed ~ Nv cent grade OF
cigar, n ti Don Antonio"
among ID It goods. These
cigars are up with a Christ
mas touch them and in all
size boxes. IN addition. Messrs
Wilkins and Dickinson have =
good assortment Of pipes and
fancy cand1es. SEQ their stock =
1884 Main Street. wed-frtsY
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street, the occasion being their
twenty-second wedding anniversary.
The company included only the mem
berS of the family
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NOTICE.

The prssebt' membeEd OF the His
tory Club aid, all othar persons who
were stock holders the purchase
OF the tehfopticon ire requested re-
latiye to Il sale 4 meet at the Nor
risson-Reeyes 1 brary Wednesday.
December IS att p. NJ. by order OF
the PresideAt./
2l-22-24
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Would Keep Pqttoffice.

Citizens of spartap/burg. Randolph
county, are in arms bver the propos
ed adjustment of the postofice at
that place and a forwarding pro
tests to Washington.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

Mrs. Austin Eys: my buckwheat
cakes will p\ea/e you, If you love the
good old fasN bned flavor"
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CITY AND COUNTY
Probate Items.

Executors fourth account current
of the estate of Zadock Allen Nye,
examined and approved: administra-
tors third account current of the es-
state of Rebecca J. Nye. examined
and approved.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

Artificial gas. the goth Ceutu fuel
Hot
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

For the real good Old buqkwhea
flavor. buy Mrs Austin6 Buckwhea'
and don't forget the nah6
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sEFoRE YOU BUY xMks. hoop

See our lire. laval kSeIa = op
tician. NJ. W.. Cor. Nam I'D 9Th
Streets.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
BRAVE RESCUE 1T FIRE
Trained Nurse Taken from Fourth
Floor by Fireman.

In a small fire on the top floor Of the four
story building at Nos. "a and So West 18th
street, last night, two women were rescued by
the bravery and skill OF several fremen. Several
times the women, who were unnerved, made
attempts 10 jump to the pavement below before
the rescuers could reach them, but We're warned
back by the shouts OF the spectators and assured
that help was near a. hand.
The women were Miss Eliza beth Shine and
Miss Mary Riley, trained nurses. Both were
burned severely about the upper part Of the
body Miss Shrine was removed to St Vincent's
Hospital Miss Riley went home after receiving
treatment.
The fire broke out shortly after % O'Clock,
and followed an explosion the cause Of which
is unknown. The flames spread quickly. On
the arrival of the iremen Miss Shine and Miss
Riley We're seen hanging out Of the windows of
their room on the fourth floor. The fremen
Joined with the crowd in shouting 70 them to
hold on
An attempt made 10 run up ladder. but
it fell down. IN the mean time Firemen Snyder
and Vaughn succeeded in running up through
the building and reaching Miss Snyder who had
tainted at the window and fallen back to the
floor. Fighting their way back through the
dense smoke, they succeeded in carrying her in
safety TO the street
During this time the hremen were making
strenuous attempts 10 rescue Miss Riley. who,
clad only in her night clothes. was hanging far
out Il the window, apparently paralyzeG with
fright Fireman Uhl, OF No. y truck. when the
ladder fell rushed back 10 his truck, got two
scaling ladders. ana, Cheered by the Gro Rd.
rapidly scaled the building. Reaching the
fourth floor. Re Elespcd the nurse and descend
cd safely with her. The two women were hur-
ried - the hoSE Eital
MlSs n. Murphy, "ho was In the room with
the TWO nurses. escaped 70 the street in safety
before the hre had gained much headway.
I'he nrernen made short work Of the fire. The
6an,sge is estimated 1t 81. 600
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Mr.. Thaw during his troubles with New York
hotel managers before ne married Miss Nesbit.
the prisoner gave his name as John Smith and
stuck to it. Several reporters who knew him
asked him to explain. but he would no. make
any formal statement
When Thaw was taken to the Tenderloin sta
tion he appeared absolutely calm-in fact, almost
in a daze. He made objection to being
searched. but declined absolutely to make any
statement. When the sergeant asked his name
he replied that it was John Smith. He described
himself a student. thirty-three years old.
married. living at No. IS Lafayette Square.
Washington His card case however. disclosed
several engraved cards. bearing the name
Henry Kendall Thaw. Pittsburg."
Men who had visited Th9w during his marital
difficulties declared that the prisoner was Thaw.
When asked if ne not Thaw he refused TO
say and would answer none of Sergeant Nc
Carthys questions. He had among hts effects a
handsom> gold cigarette case and about 5000 in
money.
LongfeIow reached the station in a short time
but the police refused to allow him to talk to
the prisoner. In a short time Daniel OReilly.
also lawyer reached the station. He said ne
had been retainn in the prisoners behalf. He
would not discuss the case. He acknowledged
that William Thaw, a brother of Harry Thaw,
was in the city. William Thaw. it is under
stood is staying at the Holland House. He
was not at the roof garden last night. and it is
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
THAW KILLSS STANFORD WHITE
Shoots Him at Madison Square Roof Garden Open
Ing Architect Dies Instantly
SLAYER'S WIFE SEES THE. TRAGEDY
H Ruined My Life Wife Says Evelyn Nesbs Husband He
rendes-Three Bullets Find Mark

Stanford White. the well known architect. a
member of the firm of McKim. Mead & White.
murdered last night by Harry X Thav. Of
Pittsburg member of the well known family Of
The shooting took place on the roof Of Madison
Square Garden, while the opening performance
of 'Mamzelle Champagne" being given.
There were fully thousand persons present
and panic followed the shooting. women faint
ing and screaming and men cursing and chasing
Thaw. Thaw was as cool though nothing
out OF the ordinary had happened. He calmly
walked away from his victim. handed the re-
volver TO fireman and submitted to arrest
without any demonstration He made two brief
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
4RMY'S LOYALTY SAPPED.
Rumor of Disaf fection at Peterhof-
4 BdtOum nutinu.

st Petersburg, June 25.-The mutiny Of part
OF the garrison of Batoum is reported, princi-
pally artillerymen and engineers. Cossacks sur
rounded the mutineers, but at latest advices
there had been firing.
There are many rumors current tonight of
disaffecton. 1t is said that several arrests were
made at the Krasnoye Selo camp after meet
ing Of disaffected Guards. 1t is also asserted
that ringleader Of the revolutionary movement
among the chasseurs of the Guard. Sergeant
Sitnsky. captured Sinister rumors are
being circulated about the morale of the Uhlan
regiment belonging to the Peterhof garrison.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

said. knew absolutely nothing of his brothers
troubles.
According TO all eyewitnesse5 the shooting
was premeditated Whether Mrs. Thav had any
inkling that anything going 10 happen is
not known She sat with her husband all of
the evening and to all outward appearances was
calm and collected.
Two of the witnesses of the shooting were
Howard Webster a composer Of popular songs.
and Miss Catherine Roberts. who live at the
Hotel Sturtevant They were two seats away
from White
I'VE were seated but two tables away" Miss
Roberts said We noticed Mr.. White come in.
and Mr.. Webster recognized him and told me
Who he was. He bowed TO some friends or ac-
ouaintances and then the other man, who I
learn was Mr.. Stevens. sat dowr and talked
with him a few moments. They laughed and
ioked and the other man left Mr. White, after
shaking hands Mr.. White then leaned on his
hand and laughed heartily at a joke from the
stage.
II saw Thaw walk out His coat collar was
turned up, and he kept his right hand in his but
toned coat l didn't know what on earth ne was
going to do when he stared about the place He
looked like ghost, he was so pale He walked
SLOWLY but directly toward Mr.. White. Just as
he got to him he pulled out his hand suddenly
from his coat 1 saw something shine, but be-
fore had time even to scream he fired three
times directly at Mr.. White, just as fast as he
could. Mr.. White didn't utter sound but fell
sidewise off the chair, lying in a heap on the
floor. His face was underneath. but the blood
began TO run in stream down the floor, and
then we all knew that there had been crime
committed. Thaw walked away slowly and
calmly and then the crowd closed in
- never heard Of more cool or brutal thing
in my life Mr. White had absolutely no chance
10 defend himself IN any way. Not word was
sroken. and Mr. White was given chance to
sov ANYTHING or do anything He was shot down
in cold blood If had had a revolver I would
gladly have killed the who did such a
deed
The story that Webster told was practically
the same as that of Miss Roberts.
When the news of the shooting reached the
clubs near MaulSOn square dlieiHOAAOAA~ anu -
creduIity we're expressed by the friends and ac-
auaintances of both men. Scores OF men in
evening dress clamored at the entrance 10 the
Garden for news Of the tragedy. and hundreds
Of persons blocked the streets few minutes
later. Reserves from the West 3Oth street sta
ton handled the crowd in no uncertain manner.
and kept men and wornen-the latter being fully
as many as the former-in order. AT the station
in West Both street there was another large
crowd and the doors were shut except TO those
who had a right 10 enter The police finally
drove the crowds away in both places
The killing aroused the profoundest amaze
ment wherever II was heard. II was agreed
that It was the most sensational case since Ed
ward 8 Stokes shot Jim Fisk in a quarrel over
woman. and four famous trials followed
Stokes was sentenced 10 be hanged. but escaped
with term in prison. He shot and killed Fisk
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SUMMER COMPLAINTS CHILDREN ADULTS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
Runs AUTO INTO BANK.
Ne1c Workers. Chauffeur Takes Des-
perote Chance-Occupants Unhurt.
IBv Teiegrapt 70 Tns tribune J

Greenwich, Conn, June 25.-Charles H. Dale,
president Of the Peerless Rubber Company. OF
No j. Warren street, New York. his wife. son,
friend and a chauffeur had q narrow escape
from death on Sunday afternoon on Pick Hardt >
Hill, North Greenwich when the brakes on a
large automobile failed TO respond to the levers
controlling them and the machine dashed down
the hrI
Before The automobile half way down
ne hlll il was running AZ over forty miles an
hour 10 continue the descent meant certain
oeaih. and The only alternative was TO turn into
the bank on The side and stop the machine.
tne the enarfteur took IT,
The car turned over and threw The occupants
OUT far up :he hank. None was badly hurt,
h'@eTeT. and after procuring q farmers wagon.
Tie party was taken 10 the railroad station,
hAere il TOOK = Jrair for NeE: York.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
AUTO OF PRINCE UPSET.
Carlos of Bourbon Escapes-Spdnish
Marquis BGdEy Hurt.

Madrid, June 25.-Prince Carlos Of Bourbon
who in 1901 married the late Infanta Mercedes
Queen OF Spain from the time of the death or
her father Alfonso XII. until the birth Of her
brother. the present King, had narrow escape
to-day while returning TO Madrid from La
Grania in an automobile with the Marquis of
Mesadeasta. The automobile was overturned and
the marquis was seriously injured. bur Prince
Carlos was not hurt.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
DARING SWIM At NEWPORT, R. I.
'anes DIV. Cutting and George Scott Cover
Five Miles n Surf
Il - . - r-lbane ]

newport. r. J.. June 25.-It was learned to-day
nat James DIV. Cutting ane George Scott a
oo0Ile Of days ago held swimming match
ron Bsiiey's Beach 20 Hazard Beach distance
o I've miles. II being agreed that the swimmer
should rot De accompanied. Tho race was fcT
small wager. but = resulted In tie--at Least
!" BE- bed 10 decide the bet.
@he swimmers covered the course in two hours
e"q lsE minutes This is looked dan
teIous swim ss most OF tho time the swimmers
gre az SUR and Along a rocky shore, and in the
- very few swimmers have undertaken Il.
~ M Getting has done il before. ard was
S't'a nt@d gith the shore.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WRIGHT LOSES FINGER.
OperdtiOn on american Tennis
PLager IN England.

Wimbledon, June 25.-Beals c. Wright, the
member Of the American team which came to
England to play for the Dwight F. Davis Inter
national Lawn Tennis Championship Cup, but
was unable to compete because of injury TO his
right hand, caused by a broken soda water bot
tie at the Crescent Athletic Club house in Brook
lyn day two before the team sailed, has had
the forefnger of the hard amputated. The
wound IS now healing satisfactorily.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

White, thought the shooting was part of the
play. Then there was a hurried scattering OF
those near at hand Thaw walked calmly down
the aisle toward the elevators He held tie re-
Voiver' almost level with his shoulder, pointed
upward. AS he almost reached the exi. Fire
man Paul Bruden, of Engine 60. who was de-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Braddock. Penn June 25.-This has been
most trying day in the Corey household. To-
night Grandpa Corey is guarding his home and
Mrs William Ellis Corey. with his two bull pups
ana threatening TO harm any one who comes
ootherlng about The news from Nevada that
w Ellis Corey had filed answer to his wife's
suit in which he alleged that she was not a
resident Of the State OF Nevada. and that he
had not deserted her. evidently proved disquiet-
ing 10 Mrs. Corey and to her father-in-law. Mrs
Corey refused 10 talk. and some things the elder
Corey said would not look well I'm cold type
Mrs Gilman. Of New York, mother of Mabelle
Gilman, whose name has been mixed up in the
Corey case. came here this morning. 1t Is
rumo:ed that she met Mrs Corey. but this has
not been proved. 4. A. Corey denies IL. He
says he never heard of the name of Gilman. but
Mrs Gilman here and is at the home of
Mrs Kornblum. In Allegheny. tonight
Mrs Corey went to Pittsburg this afternoon to
consult her attorneys She said she was not
ready to give out statement.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
JAPAN MAY SEND FLEET HERE.
Response of Admiralty to Invitation to the
jamestown Exposition.

London. June ga dispatch from Toxic.
June IS, TO The Daily Telegraph" says the
japanese Admiralty has replied 10 the invita- =
tion extended 10 Admiral Togo 70 attend the
jamestown exposition. saying that great expense
would be involved in sending a fleet abroad
but tilat should next years Diet vote the money
q nect 1cilI be dispatched according TO the wish
Of tii- Tpi,cd States
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
COREY ANSWERS SUIT.
DENIES WIFES CHARGES.
His Father, Bull Pups and Mabelle
Gilmon's Mother Add Test to Case.

Reno. New, June 25.-william Ellis Corey.
president OF the United States Steel Corporation.
this afternoon filed answer TO the petition
OF Mrs Corey for divorce. He denies that she
is legal resident of Nevada. and further denies
mat he had abandoned her. lie asks that her
suit be dismissed
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

-. iea inns prE lay - Rochester va Amer
- - ,rtea,csc Railroad. lie EeE~ 3.!l Central
>" "e-t snoie, 2IJI- dr., ;a"r.cct seIvice.-AGtl.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

EQUINOX: EQUINOX! EQUINOX!
Pgsas- E-@tcl. Tc.. Gil Franklin.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Dcwey's Blackberry Brandy positive cure.
II. T Dewey Sons Co. l3s Fulton St. New York
-AdyC
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