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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
|FORAKER'S QUIZ
A POINTED ONE
He Disagrees with President
Roosevelt on the Discharge
of Soldiers.
POWER WAS OVERSTRPED
OHIO SENATOR THINKS THE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE GOT BE.
YoND THE CONSTITUTIONAL
LIMIT-LopGE REPLIES.
POWER WAS OVERSTHPPED
Publishers Press.J

Washington. Dec. 20.--Immediately
after the senate convened Thursday
Senator Foraker's resolution looking
to an investigation by the senate Of
the presidents discharge of three ne
gro companies of the Twenty-hfth in
fantry was taken up. and Senator For
aker addressed the senate in its sup
port. He began with the broad declar-
alton that the president misconceived
his constitutional power when he dis
charged the troops. and he also mis-
conceived the testimony on which his
action was based
Senator Foraker said the presidents
constitutional power is simply to COM
mand the army and navy as command
er-in-chief, while to congress the CON.
stitution gave power to raise armies
and to make rules and regulations for
their government. The regulations
prescribe that no man may be sum-
marily discharged without a right to
be tried and the articles Of war, he
argued, prescribe infinitely how these
trials are to be conducted; that all
punishments should be in accordance
with the directions of courtsmarttal.
He contended. after reading at length
from the articles Of war, 1T is incon-
ceivable that the president should be
absolutely without restraint. The pres
ident stated in his message that these
soldiers were guilty II mutiny and
were discharged for that reason. He
followed this with the article Of war
providing that a courtmartial should
direct this punishment. This was all
to guard against the exercise Of an
autocratic power. Congress, to pre-.
vide against excessive punishment,
had limited the penalties.
When Senator Foraker concluded
his remarks on his resolution he re-
ceived unanimous consent to modify
the resolution so that it now directs
the senate committee on military af-
fairs to investigate the circumstances
leading up to the discharge of the ne
gro troops.
Senator Lodge briefly replied to
Foraker's speech and Senator Scott
rema- ked that as he read the history
of the Spanish-American war the
Tenth cavalry (colored) was largely
responsible for the preservation of
the Rough Riders, and said: "If it
had not been for the Tenth cavalry,
we might not today have the privilege
OF having that gallant soldier, that
splendid pre- ident today in the White
House." Re added
Tbs Fora er resolution goes over
without action until after the holiday
recess.
G. airman Fowler of the house COM
mitteo on banking and currency, sub
NIT q to the house his report on the
credit currency bill agreed upon by
the committee. The report reiterates
the committees assertions that bank
book credits are ieenti0al with bank
note credits, and tt ~ 1t should be at
the option of a depd sslor OF bank to
say whether he shall have current
credit OF the bank or . book subject
to his cheek.
Both house and senate adjourned
unfit JsE Tor the holiday recess.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
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ISSUE is A PRETTY ONE
< -.if!eId Star Comes Out In Gala
Attire and Gives Evidence of
Prosperity. !.

The issue of the Greenfield Star
of December 20 has reached the Pal
ladium desk, and gives conclusive ev-
idence that Greenfield cannot be
classed among the dead ones"
The issue, Christmas number, is
replete with wen edited and we'll
printed news matter concerning the
business men, churches and varied
interests OF the small town to Rich
mond's west. From 'kiver To xiv
er. punctuation pints and all" the is
sue speaks we'll for the management
of the Star, and OF Greenfield.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
Suit Filed in Supreme Court of
Empire State Against New
York Ice Trust.
MANY CHARGES SET FORTH
ALLEGED THAT WHEN TRUST
WAS CLAIMING A SHORTAGE OF
ICE WAS REFUSING TO BUY
OF INDEPENDENTS.
Publishers Press.1

New York, Dec. 20.-Charging the
American Ice Company, that 1t has a
monopoly of the natural and ARTIFICIAL
ice output, especially in Greater New
York;
THAT it secured control of the
Maine Ice fields and cut the harvest
last year from 100000 to 100000
tons;
THAT it similarly controls the other
sources of supply;
THAT by means of its control of tle
landing places in this city it increas-
ed the price per ton at the wharves
from s1.2O to So and Sc;
THAT by these means the price OF
ice to the poor man was from $40 to
$14 ton;
THAT when the trust was adyertis-
ing a shortage of ice, it was refusing
supplies from Independent producers;
That it contracted with other com
panies to prevent their entering the
field of competition;
THAT of total assets of $46,325.4SS,
$33,26O,606 represents no tangible as
set;
''That on December 1, 1906, it paid
a 9 per cent divident;
THAT the trust in July, 1906, sold
ice at an average price of $4.7S per ton
that cost only $1.94 and earned II per
cent" Attorney General Julius Mayer,
in the name of the people of the state,
today began an action in the supreme
court for the dissolution Of the zee
trust.
Besides reciting the above charges,
the complaint sets forth correspond
ence to prove the allegation that while
the company was issuing ice famine
warnings it was refusingfo buy ice at
any prices.
The attorney generalf declares that
the company owns all but IL of the
141 ice houses on the Hudson, but that
the key to the situatiNn lies in the
trusts control of the Ice bridges or
landing places, in this city, by means
of which it is able p fix the price
of ice.
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY
vincennes University, Oldest Educa
tonaI Institution in the State
Of Indiana.

vincennes university, the Oldest ed.
ucational institution in Indiana, and
the alma mater of number OF Rich
mod and Wayne residents, has just
celebrated it's Tooth anniversary. acd
is starting into the second century OF
its existence with an outlook brighter
than that of some schools many yeals
It's senior. The passing OF the ami
versary was made the occasion of q
great gathering OF Indiana educators
Governor Hanly having a prominent
part in the exercises of the day.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
Denied bv Scholars.

Pensacola, Fla. Dec. 20.-Odicers OF
Fort Barrancas army post notified the
attorney OF the electric car line that
thorough investigation will be made,
and III any artillerymen fred into the
cars they will be courtmartialed. The
soldiers deny that they fired into the
cars. and after a thorough examina-
ton by officers of the Pensacola Elec-
trio company. it was announced that
no bullet holes were found in any of
the cars.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
Women

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pain or misery, they will allay
the irritable condition of the
nerves, and save you further
suffering Those who use them
at regul1r intervals have ceas-
ed to dread these periods. They
contain 20 harmful drugs, and
leave no effect upon the heart
or stomach if taken a directed.
They give prompt relief.
II have been an in{hlid for D.
and painsf around the heart. By
using DR.. Tiles Anti-Pait Pills I am
relieved Of the pain. aFj1 get sleep
and rest. II think had q known of
the Pain P0s when was nrst taken
sick. they would have fured me-
MRS. HEsJRr FINK 81. Akron.o.
Or. Miles, 4nti-Pain Jellis are sold by
the first paetesa why benefit. II i
falls. he win turn ytur money.
= doses, p Never sold in bulk
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
Gamble Not Badly Hurt.

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racine Grove, CAL, Dec. zO.-Euwln
p. Gamble of Proctor & Gamble, wh6
was injured by falling into a hole II
the street, was not seriously injuqed,
rs at first thought. His head stI Hex
an exposed water main, rendering him
unconscious. Although badly b1dised
and shaken up he returned d his
home at Palo-Alto.
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
Need of a Hospital.

Members OF the legislature in South
ern Indiana will meet at Evansville
for the purpose of studying tn leeds
OF the Southern Indiana Hospital FOR
the Insane, with a view al formulating
plan TO secure sufficient appropri-
alton for the needs of the institution.
Every county in the hospital district
has patients unable to gain admission
because of lack of ROOM
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
MESSAGE IS DENOUNCED
BOSTON NEGROES VIEWS
They Hesent the Manner in Which
President Roosevelt Presented the
Brownsville Matter to Congress IN
Recent Message.
Publishers Press.1

Boston, .,pv. IA. a meeting OF
the Suffrage league of Boston and vi
entity (colored resolutions were
adopted in relation TO the message of
President Roosevelt ON the Browns
Vile affair. The resolutions in part
are as follows: I'VE denounce the
cial answer to the Foraker resolutions
as the most extraordinary language
used by q president of Christian re-
public. One who is familiar with the
tyrants of the past would think it was
the language of Nero or the Duke Of
Alva. In his message melting race
hatred and mob violence against TO-
o00, 900 innocent citizens he has shown
himself to be mere politician and not
. great statesman In accusing all
colored persons who object to his I'M
lawful and summary punishment Of
TO cofored soldiers, without trial or
courtmartiel or examination by q mill
tary court of inquiry. of q desire to
shield murderers. the president mis-
represents 10000, 900 of as law abiding
and patriotic native born American
citizens as the country possesses"
Five Perish In Fire.
Buffalo. Dec. 2o.-Charles Dean. the
Buffalo salesman, who was burned In
the Zenobia apartment house, died Of
his injuries. making the number OF
dead ave. The others were F. NJ Lam
brecht, 45. Mrs Lambrecht. his wife,
40: Ruth Crumlish. 3: Mrs. j. J. Fish
er of New York, her husband said to
be a theatrical man. The building
was hatiron-shaped and had narrow.
winding Railways, in which the vic
Tins. confused by the flames and
smoke. lost their way and we're over
eeme. sotAaiA had narf1& tscares-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
A DIVORCE AND ALIM0kY
Mrs. Frances Middleton, Wife OF
Well Known Snowman, Is
Granted Her Decree.
IPuhlishers, Press.l

Publishers Press.1
Chicago, Dec. 20.-A divorce and
$50, 900 alimony were granted today "
Mrs Frances E. Middleton, wife /bf
George Middleton, the rich showqfan.
Mrs. Middleton testified that herfhns-
band forbade her to speak to HIN two
years ago; that he often threaDned to
kill her and some times struH her.
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Worth ofNorth
2lst street are the parents offa baby
boy.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

The Misses Ada Zuttermeister al
Susan Cox of Liberty were the gust
OF friends here yesterday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

Relief |

During that trying period in
which women SO soften suffer
from nervousness, backache,
sick headache, orsother pains,
there is nothing that can equal
DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills.
They stop the paius, soothe the
nerves a,1d cyiye IN
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-21
Taken to EaSthaven.

Portland. Ind. Dec. %, fSpl.)--An
acceptance was received from East
haven hospital at Richmbnd for Jas
Dull. the Green township young man
who has been contend in the county
jail, and he was takeT to that insti-
tuition Dull has beef confined in
the county jasi sincf September "a.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
BRAKEMAN KILLED
EuRIFY JACKSON RUN DOWN BY 1RAINAT ONALASkA AND HOR-
 RELY MANGlED
Was Well Known Cotton beF' Brakeman--Rema Taken Tc
 Maiden, Mo-, Saturday Night.

J. E. (Burley1 Jackson. q well known Cotton Belt brakeman Was rIn over and instantly killed by q freight train at Onalaska Saturday night. The freight train on which Jackson was working had gone into the siding for the north bound passen- ger train and the crew was dOlnS some switching when the accident occurred. It is said that Jackson had intended switching some cars into the mill track. but failed to throw the switch, and thai while he was walking down the track the cars ran over him from behind. The body was naneled almost beyond recognition.
 The remains were brought to this city at 12:5O am, and will be shipped to Maiden. Mo. Sunday for burial.
 Deceased was unmarried. and was a brother to w. G. Jackson, another brakeman in the employ of the Cot ton Belt. and brotherin=law to W. NJ. Whyte. who is an employe of Rus sell brothers, in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

nevr on the program was a proc2sSlon- a1 bv Mir NJ. D. McNeill. after WHICH ur. Alexander offered the lhFoe.t'''' in the absence of Dr. w. U. buchiVi l. who was on the program AS majuing numbers OH the program were as follows: SalutatofE. MISS Nih- nia CIoce; oration, Mr. James Gofee' class song; essay and vaiedlctofH' Miss Victoria Goree: vocal solo' Ni' Narpje Atkinson; address, Hon. hoS l.. Campbell presentation or olp- lomas. Hon. s. NJ. Taylor: preseh'a- tiou of flowers: benedlctlon, neN' Ross Moore.
 The addresses by Hons. Roy h Campbell and s. M. Taylor were prof''- inent features of the evening pro gram and added much to the lntefes' of the event.
 Following is the c'ass roll. tAe number being probably tha largest the history of the school:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
c0mmEN mENT
(Continued From Page One.)

\SOAIAAuC0 AOAA ! 1eoO OhS''
 The program was most interesting. and possessed of much merit, the participants demonstrating t full and thorough training they had re- ceived, at the hands of splendid corps of teachers. who will compare favorably with the faculty of any educational institution in the state. No one could attend the exercises Fri day night and not be impressed with the thorough work done and the merit of the public school system of the state.
 There was a profusion of flowers for the graduates, as one of the evi- dences upon the part of the friends and relatives of the graduating class of their approhation of the faithful work done. and approbation of the splendid results accomplished by the vonns people,
 The numbers on the program were announced by Hon. s. M. Taylor, president of the school board, and each number was greeted with genu- inc applause at it's conclusion, encores being frequent.
 The Program.
 The program opened with grand chorus of sixty voices, which was well received by the large audience. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

ter by nominating ex>Gov. Bob Taylor of Tennessc fer president on the Dem oeratic ticket in 1908
 Russia has forbidden the Publica- iion of kuropat .iin's proposed history of the late war. IL is iust as well, since it would necessarily have to deal with humiliating retreats.
 Nearly everything has been done about tho Panama canal except to ii 7 the ditch.
 Secretary Shaw says the govern ment service is no place for men with ideas. which explains lot oi heretofore unaccountabe government stupidity.
 5If5Sprlat0r Alice is to be taken as 2 sample of Delaware tesmanship il N'lt1u El Opt'DIS JS bSiNNi II siieie tE'HsN~ was entirely unrepresented in the up ,.eI branch of the Federal Congress.
 A professor i'll the University of Chicaeo says the end of the world Will not come for at least one hundred million years. In view of the predlc- ton bv the Second Adventists that the end will come in 1929. the an. rouncement of the Chicago professor is re-aSSurinS.
 The only reason Senator Carmack was not re-nominated is due to the fact that the Memphians could not stuff enough ballot-boxes.
 The distilers and rectifiers are an ticipatine a great increase in their business during the homecoming week of Kentuckians.
 The Washington Star printed pie ture of the terrible Taylor of Ken lucky and labeled it Gov. Robert L.. Taylor of Tennessee. Sunshine Bob should bring damage suit for million or two.
 Ex-Senator Chandler has always been a. meddlesome mischief maker. It was Chandler who was sent to Flor ida in. 1876 to turn a Democratic into a Republican majority and elect Hayes over Tillman. and it was Chan dler while a senator from New Hamp- shire that was one of the most rabld fire.eating and south-hating radicals of that time. Chandler is at all times a viper. and the least one has to do vith him the better off one is. Senator Chandler keeps a scrap book and is always ready for scrap Good times are in prospect in New York state. It has been decided that Millionaire Hearst is to make the F. ce for governor.
 T know said Senator Tillman the ether day. that l am a rude man. And this opinion is not shared alone. The adherents of lock canal are now claiming that the sea level canal was selected by railroad senators, y in order to delay it's construction and prolong the business of the transconti- mental railroads. It is far better, however, to have the canal built right in the beginning. even though the business of the transcontinental roads should be temporarily increased. The railroad argument IS merely a con ven;ent subterfuge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

corner of Walnutions, as with individuals. few days sinceurvival of the Attest. The
 - of history both ancient and ExHIBiTlONsstablish this fact. The ah-
 of Korea, therefore. by some County Juds' nation and civilization was outcry at the.st destiny, and that the benin hrday thfa should have fallen into the iocatefhands of the Japanese is but another the IT evidence of their enterprise and read ed the iress to take advantage of an oppor- was tunity.
 Lane The Koreans have been weighed III ooushtf fhe balance and found wanting. They Circl are wanting in industry and enter comnI prise and utterly lacking in military Tn zs powers. They are nation of indolent Landa cowards When the Japanese army the pa marched through northern Korea on < its way to Manchuria, the villages Isand towns were deserted and the land desolate. There was no blowing or me sowing. no green things growing. nicn IThe army had to carry its own pro street Tn visions. for nothing could he purchas- and Viii ed. The cowardly Koreans had load Little Roy, lbeir few goods and chattels. in-
 audhg their doors and windows, on
 their backs and fled to the mountain
 faetnesses. A correspondent with the
 army relates however, that impellled
 y a spirit of curiosity the Koreans
 o,,id often come down from the
 os,ntains for Hook see at the linys ayd stand around wn'te-sar.
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SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1906.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

County Ticket. l County judge-James Gould. Sheriff--Mason Philpot. s'sr County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit elerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby. i l Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surveyor-Joe R. White. Representatives.. J. Hunt, w. B, pinney, Alex Rowell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
AMATEUR REPORTERS CONTEST.

There is many boy and girl in Pine Bluff with good nose for news" All they need is some incen- tive to develop the latent talent with in them, and the Graphic provides the incentive in the way of money re wards sor news stories writ u the Graphic In an
 ilumn of this issue the rules
 g the contests for these
 nay be found Turn to them.
 Am in full and then go to work
 ire the first prize. If you do sa-t@' 'onHw e w'n first. you may get one of the others and they are all worth trying } for. It may be possible that the ef- fort made by those who enter this contest will be the beginning of sev- al s'.al >rilliant journalistic careers. siiiaiipoN should encourage their chil- 'oe 'he put forth an earnest effort opinion one or more of these prizes as so''eu possible to win more than one "l'h Chem. It is possible for the same past ,,,1> r,r;tos Tho hast story
  MT also write the second best or third cases st.
 a weekh,.o |. r,ony q oood neus iten, 'ih the ch the reporters never heard of in fiesen'ir ir routine rounds for the happen
 of the day. They necessarily k the most prolific channels 2s they must go where the news is most plen- tiful. They do not get far from these 'aa channels except as they may get n ia "tip'' on something on the outside iil The hustling boy or bright girl may | pick up and develop news story out side the regular channels that would frequently be of far greater interest to the readers of the paper than any thing written up or turned in by one ' '~ otaff reporters.
 aphic hopes to see many ea- J. W. CraWfC;, o,+as+
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To Remove Freckles Q Pimples 1A Ten Days' Use Nadinola 8

A new discovery, soiu under a positive guar antee and money re
 funded in every case where it fails to remove freckles, pimples, liver spots, sun-tan. salloW- ness, collar discolora,, tions. blackheads and aii eruptions of the skin. no matter of how long standing, Cures ordinary cases in 10 days, and lne
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t1aese defects are removed the skin wlii oo year soft, healthy and beautiful. NO possst,paaS s, a naIm can result from its use. 50 cents ana si.'' a' leading drug stores or by mail.
 NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. Paris. Tenn
 Sold in Pine Bluff by Seawell ana AneFum, W. L. Dewoody and company and other druggists.
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Minerva c. Vosel to Rosa Cowan. lo tin Drew Whites addition to Pine Bluff; consideration, $45o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

Russia has forbidden the Publ1ca- ton of kuropatiin's proposed history since it would necessarily have to deal with humiliatine retreats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
oNlFEST DESTINY.

corner of Walnutions, as with individuals.
 few days sinceurvival of the Attest The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

Advertising Rates Made Known on
 Application.
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EDiTORIACETTES By ]. w. A.
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A Nashville cnthHsia,; has gone Col. sam TaA Tor of this city one bet ter by nominating eX-GoF. Bob TaHlei of Tennessc fer president on the Dem oeratic ticket in 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27

Nearly everything has been don" about tn" Panama canal except to 'ii 7 the ditch
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Secretary Shaw says the govern ment service is no place for men with ideas, which explains lot ol heretofore unaccountable government stupidity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
BENCH WARRANTS.
Oyster Boat Captains Indicted for
Cruelty to Their Crews.

Especial to The .Times-D ispatch.)
Z ALEXANDRIA,, VA, January lin
the United States Court here to-day the
grand jury reported indictments against
Captain William Justice of the Potomac
oyster boat Daniel 8, and Captain George
Doyster, of the oyster boat upshur a.
charging them with beaulng and impri-
soning members of their crews The
charge against Justice was that he had
assaulted and imprisoned a seaman
named Bella Feley November IS. 1905,
.ip the Potomac River near Coles Point,
while Doyster was accused of similar
cruelties to Herman w. jain about the
same time and place.
Bench warrants We're issued for tho
arrest OF both captains, and the cases
We're transferred to the Norfolk court.
An Indictment was also reported
against John w. Rice, of Wheaton, Va,
charging him with recovering n lot of
liquor which had been seized by rev.
enue officer. The alleged offense oc-
Cured at Wheaton December 25th and
the liquor was taken from Deputy In
.ternal Revenue Collector Edwin Broun.