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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
FOREIGN VESSELS
CARRY U. S. GOODS
Statistics Show That Not an
American Vessel Touched
The Philippines.
.BRITISH VESSELS FAVORlTE

Washington. D. c., Dec. 3o.-Trade
with the United States and the Philip
pine Islands is exclusively in the hand
of foreigners. During 1906, 80 foreign
vessels cleared for ports in the United
States-55 under the British flag. three
under the German, and one under the
French. During the year 64 vessels
cleared for the Philippine Islands. of
which were British. 2S German. Is
Spanish and one Norwegian. Not a
vessel carrying the American flag
cleared from Singapore for a port IN
the United States or the Philippine Is
lands during the year. with the excep-
tion of a few army transports and
naval vessels.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
One Week From Today Second
Hearing of Famous Case
Will Begin and Evelyn Will
Tell Her Narrowing Tale.
PROBABLY NO NEW LINE
OF ACTION FOR DEFENSE.
Imposing Array of Talent Will
Attempt to Prove ThaW In
sane Then. But Perfectly
Rational at Present Time.

New York, Dec. 30.--One week from
today Harry X. Thaw will be called a
second time before a jury to make his
defense to the charge of having murd,
cred Stanford White There have
been several postponements of the
date of the second hearing of this not
ed case. but it is said now there will
be no further delay.
Mrs. William Thaw, mother of the
defendant, is expected in the city by
next Saturday. Mrs. Thaw has been
in poor health, it is said, but believes
she will be able to be with her son
at the trial. Other members OF the
family circle, including Mrs George
Carnegie, Harry Thaws sister and
Josiah and Edward Thaw, his broth.
ers, are also expected to reach the
city during the week and will remain
throughout the trial. The countess OF
Yarmouth, the defendants sister, IS at
present in England and is not expect.
ed to attend the second trial. Mrs
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. who has been
a daily visitor at the Tombs ever since
the first Thaw jury disagreed, will
of course. be one of the first arrivals
in the courtroom on Monday next
There have been many rumors as to
the plans of the defense for the sec.
ond hearing Of the case and it has
been perdicted that an entirely new
line of action might be followed. It
can be authoritatively stated. howev-
er. that the defense will again be the
same: that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will
again relate her story to the jury and
that an imposing array of alienists
will again undertake tc establish the
theory that Thaw was insane at the
time he killed Stanford White in the
Madison Square Roof Garden, but has
since recovered his mental balance,
and, therefore, is entitled to freedom.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
ONLY A FEW DID
NOT LIKE PASTOR
Columbus Minister Resigned
Because Flock Objected
To Charitable Acts.
HE MAY NOW REMAIN.

Columbus, Ind. Dec. 30.-The board
of elders Of the Central Christian
church held a. meeting to act on the
resignation of the Rev. S. S. OffuCI,
who publicly gave up his pulpit last
Sunday because he did not like the
criticisms of few of his congregation
who objected to his reform work. A
resolution was adopted which stated
that the expression Of few Of the
church was not the sentiment of the
congregation and that his resignation
would not be accepted The elders in
sisted upon his remaining throughout
the year 1908 and pledged their sup
port. The minister had numerous
conferences with Mrs. Cooper, the
child murderess.
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The Rev. Jerry Knode Cooke.
Who EIoped With Seventeen
Year Old Girl, Is Located in
San Francisco.
APPARENTLY COUPLE
HAS BEEN HAPPY.
Were Discovered Residing in a
Small FIat-He Admitted
His Identity-A Child Has
Been Born to the Couple.

San Francisco, CAT, Dec. S0-Hunt
ed for eight months. the Rev. Jerry
knode Cooke, a Yale graduate and
former pastor of st. Georges Church
Hampstead, L. l., who deserted his
wife and eloped with Floretta Whaley
aged II, an heiress. has been located
with the girl in a small fiat in this city
where they were living under the
name OF Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Balcom
Cooke has been doing the hardest kind
OF manual labor to exc out an exist.
ence for himself and the girl A child
was born to them. The two have stood
by one another, hungry and hunted
but they are apparently happy Cooke
has admitted his identity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
YOUNG LAD GR|EvES
FOR VICTIMS DEATH
Boy Who Accidentally Shot
Companion Is III.

New Castle. Ind, Dec. 50.--A large
number of people attended the funeral
of Joseph Robson, the youthful victim
OF the hunting accident of Friday
evening near this city. Robson was
about II years of age. and was the son
of George Robson.
Freddie Scott. in whose hands the
gun was held when the shooting took
place, grieves deeply over the death
nervous condition since. The shoot
ing was purely accidental, but Scott
takes the matter greatly to heart
Coroner Hiatt and the authorities at
tach no blame to Scott.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
R. G. Leeds of Richmond,
Wishes to Be One of the
Two Sixth District Repre-
sentatives in Big Gathering.
MANY CANDIDATES OVER
STATE SPRINGING FORTH.
1t Is Very Probable That Sew
eraI Other Candidates Will
Appear Before District Con-
vention Chooses Delegates.

Three candidates have so far au-
peared in the Sixth district for dele
gate TO the national republican con-
vention. They are r. G.. Leeds. OF
Richmond, Charles Campbell. of Shell
byville. and f. P. Thayer of Green
field. Many candidates for this honor
are appearing i'll the various districts
of the state and ii appears there is 10
be lively struggle. The Sixth dis
trict is entitled TO two delegates.
Other candidates may appear in the
Sixth district.
Speaking on the subject, dispatch
from indianapolis says:
The call of Republican State Chair
man James p. Goodrich for the selec-
ton of delegates to attend the natio-
nal delegate-naming conventions OF
Feb. in the various congressional
districts of the state has created a
new activity on the part of the In
dianians who aspire TO be members OF
the Hoosier delegation to the Chicago
meeting. Each district now has one
or more avowed candidate for tho
honor and in several sections the con-
test promises TO be of the closest sort.
Since it is some time until the ma
tional delegates actually will be
named, II is impossible to name all
the aspirants to the positions. for 9TH
er' candidates will drive up to the
starting post between the present and
electing time. but in many instances
politicians long ago announced their
desires to have the honor conferred
upon them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
OFFICIAL CALL
FOR CONVENTION
Republican Delegates to Chi
Cago Will BE Named
February d.
DESIGNATED BYCOMMITTEE

Indiana district delegates and alter
mates to the Republican national con-
vention to be held in Chicago, June 16,
will be chosen February 4 at district
conventions, delegates to which will
be named at meetings of Republicans
in the various townships, precincts or
wards January 81 or February l.
These dates are designated by order
of the Republican State committee in
an official call issued by James P.
Goodrich, chairman, and Carl w. Rid
dick, secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
Notice to Manufacturers.

The manufacturers of Richmond
are requested not to observe the
birth of the new year by having
the whistles of their establish
ments blown at midnight of Decem-
Der 81. 1t is intended If possible
to observe the birth of the new
year by ringing the beautiful
chimes of Reid Memorial church at
midnight of December 81, and it is
felt that all will have a better op-
portunity to hear if there is no
noisy blowing of whistles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
SAVE MY NELLIE"
WOMAN WALLED
Fireman Found "NeIIie" Was
Pretty Cat.

Here is a story that is being told OF
the firemen at the Number l hose
house. At small conflagration re-
comfy a married woman screaming
from the front door:
Save my Nellie. Save my Nellie.'
The firemen dashed bravely into the
furnace of smoke and flame and
searched everywhere. Finally one of
them reappeared and exclaimed:
II can't find no child" he exclaim-
ed.
Nellie is no child 5aid the woman
frantically, Nehie In my cat"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
SUPPORT BROKE,
CAUSING TROUBLE
All Street Cars Going Over the
Bridge Handicapped.

One of the supports which sustains
the trolley wire over The Main street
bridge, being broken. all of the cars
which passed over the bridge Saturday
were Inconvenience as the trolley
poles refused to hold. This required
the conductor to stand on the rear
platform of his car and replace the
trolley at frequent intervals while
crossing the bridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
WAR WAGED ON
HIGH SCHOOL FRATS.
Association of Ohio Teachers
Inaugurate HostiIities.

Columbus, O., Dec. 30.-Fraternities
In high schools will go II the Associa-
ton Of High School Teachers can
force them out of the public schools
of the state. AT its NEE ting the or
ganization decided against them as
undemocratic in that they sought TO
create distinction among scholars. Be
sides. they believe they are otherwise
harmful TO the young American.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
RAILROAD TO
TEST 8 HOUR LAW
Wisconsin Central Will Fiuht
Operators Law.

Madison, Wis, Dec. 30.-The Wis
consin Central railroad IS contemplate
ing legal fight TO test the validity
of the Elver eight hour law as apply
ing to telegraph operators of the rail-
roads of the state. The Northwestern
and the St Paul roads will obey the
law temporarily at least, but will at
1ach telephone systems to block wires
and will try the telephone system.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
MAN DIES At
HANDS OF ASSASSIN

Amory, Miss, Dec. 5o.-After get
ting off train at the Aberdeen juno
ton today and waiting for it to pull
by so he could cross the track Perry
Sanderson was shot to death by an
unknown assassin. He died within
few minutes,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
SKATING CRAZE HITS
NEW CASTLE HARD
All Glasses Fall Victims to the
Lure OF the Rollers.

New Castle. Ind, Dec. 3o.-The roll
er skating craze has hit this city hard.
and people of all classes have fallen
victims. The latest thing is private
skating parties following the closing
of the rink TO the public 1T 10 O'Clock.
The first of these is to be given at the
coliseum next Tuesday evening by ,Jede
Stanley and Walter j. Finncgan. The
function will be strictly invitational
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-30
THE WEATHER PROPHET.
INDIANA-Fair and colder today, ex.
cept snow or rain in extreme north
portions; Tuesday fair.

oHio-CIoudy and cooler. ;
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ADJUSTMENTS.

George Ade's quaint comedy The County Chairman" which will be pre- sented at the Opera House on March l2. is sure to delight theater-goers with its manifold attractions It goes with out saying that no more salient sue cess has been accorded comedy in years and the unusual interest aroused over this production is especially grati- lying to the management An extend ed analysis of The County Chair man" is ecessary-sufice it to say that in atmosphere, movement and color 1t sweeps along in a succession of most laughable and enjoyable situa- tions until the playgoers fairly revel in truthful and satirical comic epi- sodes. The County Chairman" is es- sentially play to interest artistic au- diences with it's fine touch of the foib- les of human nature. and in wit, humor and philosophy it has a flavor peculiar to itself. It is the biggest production of comedy seen here in years, and the scenic inyestiture, together with the great number of people employed in the picturesque scenes, make for a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
LIFE INSURANCE SCANDALS IN
 CANADA :.
Report On Life Insurance To Canadian Parliament Dis7 closes Abuses Similar To Those In United States.

OTTAWA. Ont. March 7.--The spe- cial royal commission which during the past year has been engaged in inyesti- gating the state of the life insurance business in Canada has presented It's report to the dominion parliament. This report makes the-most- -sensatienl al public document of the session.
 The evidence shows that every abuse found to exist in the United States, ex- cept that of political contribution, Is found by the commissioners to exist also in this country. Accompanying the report is bill drafted by the com missioners containing nearly 150 clauses, some of which are calculated to make the insurance men sit up, and it is recommended for enactment It Is not the intention of the govern ment, however, to attempt the passage of so radical and so important a meas ure at this late stage of the parlia mentary session, and it will conse quently do over for consideration al the fall session.
 The proposed act follows closely or the lines of the report. It will create no small stir among insurance circle! ] HI Aue Ouit6u OIdISS as well as III Gan ada, for it involves a reyolutionizin. of the whole chsracter of the business of life insurance carried on within thu bounds of Canada by every company Canadian. British or American. Tn vital clauses are those on restriction of expenses and on investments. whil an important point is the insistenc' on annual distribution of profits. Tn commissioners propose to prohibit tn spending of more money to get ney
 business than is covered by the load ling on the first premium; bx- wit this provision. that to the regular leve loading may be added the difference tbetween the regular annual reserv value and the real reserve value of one-year policy, which is much lower owing to the low expectation of deatl within one year of medical examina tion. The compaies will be allowe' to pay further commissions out of tn next four years premiums, except tha they must never impair the receipts oi the policy to point below the resery value under the select and ultimate mortality table of the commission lactuary. Company directors are mad
 liable to fine for relating by thei
 agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
BARRYMORE WILL
 B[ GENTLEMAN I AT ANY COST
Actor Kicks One of Ierome's Men Down Stairs for Asking Insulting Questioh-W Would Pe1ure Himself 9se
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NEW YORK. March 7.-William Travers Jerome has been rebuffed. Not only this. but he has been slapped In the face and booted out of a door by proxy it is true. but it doesn't hurt William Travers Jerome any the less. This affront has been put on him by Jack Barrymore. an actor by profession, and as he maintsins. a gentleman by birth.
 The insult received by Jerome. through member of his office staff, is entirely due to the efforts of the district attorney 10 find witnesses who will take the stand and aid him lin depriying. Evelyn Nesbit- Tnaw of any slight husk of reputation which may stiIl surround her.
 Learning from Mrs. Thaw's own tes. timony that she and young Jack Bar. rymore had once been sweethearts. Jerome dispatched trusty henchman to the little resort near Boston where Barrymore ia In retirement with instructions to draw from that oung man anything of a derogatory character of which he nossesses the knowledge.
 The henchmz= obeyed. He proceed ed to the resort. and there. 1t is said caused the actor to slap the depu tvs face and then grasp him by the shoulders and propel him by aid of his boot down the stairs. Also 1t is stated. Barrymore requested the dep
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
ADAMS RESENTED ASPERs|ONS ON MEMBERS
Promptly Knocked Down J, L, B. Alexander Who Called CounciImen "SIobs" in Ad- ans Hotel in Phoenix.

A special dispatch from Phoenix dated March 4. says:
 sAs the result of violent encounter in the lobby of the Hotel Adams here today, United States District Attorney J. l.. B. Alexander was knocked down by Proprietor Adams of the Hotel. The trouble arose from a dispute about certain actions of the Arizona legisla- ture. Alexander declared the mem bers of the council were a lot Of 'slobs" and were all purchasable by the railroads. Adams resented the charge and said there was not a man in the council who could be influenced by the railroads. Alexander then placed Adams in the same class with the "slobs." Adams promptly retal- lated with the knockout blow. Friends separated the two men and more SC rious results were averted. The fight caused considerable excitement around the hotel"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
FOUR JAPANESE
 ARRESTED IN Fl PASO
qUe Are Now Held By Immi-
 gration Officers in That City, Having Been Gathered Up at 's Points In New Mexico.

FL PASO. Tex, March T.-Nine Japanese after walking for II days through the mountains of Mexico and experiencing severe hardships to find a convenient spot for smuggling them selves into this country, have come to grief and are now in the hands of the ir7ynigration ins ,Jectors.
 Ffaof them were captured in Fl Pas1aSast evening; i01.' were caught izc New Mexico seven Lilies west of & Paso, and the other one was a3- zrehended at Deming. They are Enlarged with violating the immigsa- &i on labor laws.
 J To the interpreter at the fmmIgra lion station the four laps who were ar rested in Fl Paso stated that they landed in Mexico abou- three weeks ago and immediately started cut for the United States, where they expect ed to secure employment, Very little money was in the par-y. They learned that the immigration officers of the nited States were stopping Japanese laborers from enterlRy this country and they planned to ourwIr the officers,
 They walked for II Jays through the mountains of M sxiso and crossed the border near Marathon, which is about 200 miles east of F. Paso. From Marathon they came 10 Fl Paso by rail. In Ea Psso they separttei, five going west and four remaining here.
 The eight Japs arrested at Las Cru ces a week ago for violating the immi- grafton laws were broughr to Fl Pasp this morning by immigration inspector Rowe and were given hearing this afternoon.
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spectacle at once diverting and enter.

spectacle at once direrting and enter taining.
 In the third act of this piece the comedy scene and intensely dra.natic' situations in which the principal per-' sonages are seen, must be accorded the warmest praise.
 Mir. Ade has given the comedy rfe- tentious production. Theodore Bae* cock is the central figure in this splendid comedy, and Thomas J. Grady in a droll characterization of Sassa- fras. the eolored porter. is the source of much amusement. and other mem bers of this remarkable cast make an assembly of unusual strength and abii. ity,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08

rty between kicks. to inform William Travers Jerome that he would receive similar treatment If he asked the same question.
 Barrymore is extremely reticeut in regard to the affair. but to a friend he Is reported to have said: D. their impotence. What do they think am ? know nothing against the poor girls reputation. If I did. I hope I am a gentlegan and can perjure myself like one.
 "No didn't kick him very hard for I had my slippers on"
 What Jerome styles the contuma- cious conduct of Barrymore will go unpunished. because the actor clinss tersciously to bis clam cove by the sea in Massachusetts and twiddles his fingers at that public official who raYes in anger because he has lost one of the best witnesses. and has also been insulted-by next friend.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
GREENE CANANEA CON- N
 GENERATOR CAPACITY.

tContinued from Page Six.) permit the handling of still larger ton nages.
 Tn speaking of the plans of opera tions at the Greene a prominent off cial of the company stated the other day that the plans of the management contemplated mining 'by wholesale" i" The known ore bodies at Canar-a make possible the ultimate handling of immense tonnages. but the aues- ton of doing this upon the most eco noB,ical basis is the one that is at present most vital to the future of the property.
 The experience gained at the Old Dominion and at the Greene. and the action of the big plant that was previ- ously built for the Greene Consoli- dated will be of immense value to pr. Ricketts in solving the present large problem sf
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
C. G. GATES 6 CO.'S LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & oyerlock0 NEW YORK, March 7.-The mar ket started well and prices ruled firm until the last hour. when well adyer- tfsed raid was successfully carried through and the final sales were st the lowest prices of the day with more or less demoralized list. The Hartman issues were strongest and Reading the weakest until near the close. when they all declined togeth-
 Ter. There were no fresh develop
 n1ents They buying appeared to us
 to be good and the selling not good.
 If they are weak tomorrow We would bt1v them
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
OLD WILL IS FOUND.

SOMERSET. Pa. March T.-Eight prominent families of this county will retain possession of the properties In which they have been residing for many years by the finding of will that was executed thirty years ago by Phoebe Coleman. and which has never been probated.
 Recent the heirs of Mrs. Coleman mostly grand children. brought suit against the present owners for pos session of the .roperfy which orig inaliy had contained 64e acres. A hearing in court resulted in . decree for the plaintiffs.
 The missing will has come to fight during the last week. and viii. it IS believed. result in a decision for the defendants. Ali Of the property II valuable and underIaid with coal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
MARK smra LEAVES CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-(spec- ial.)-A. s. Cox was appointed post master at Metcalf. vice J. c. ottman. resigned. David H. Inman was ap- pointed at weiton. vice B. N. Lee. resigned.
 Mark Smith left for North Caroiins today.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
DATE OF TRIAL NOT SET.

BOISE. Idaho. March 7.-The dis trict court at Caldwell which was expected to take some action today toward setting the date for the trial of Mover. Haywood and Petdbone' the officials of the Western Fedora tion of Miners. who are charged with complicity in the assassination or former Governor Steunenberg. ad- journed today until tomorrow without taking any action in the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
TEXAS BANKER SENTENCED.

WACO. Tex. March 7.--Frank A. Mabry. well known banker of Me Gregor. Texas, entered plea of guilty yesterday to the charge of embezzte- ment and misappropriation of funds of national bank and was sentenced to five years in the Leayerworth peni- tentfary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08

fused to permit it and passed the bill under suspension of the rules. Gov ernor Warner before signing the bill. however. will give the deiegation from Calumet an opportunity to be heard in opposition at Detroit on Sat furday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
oRsoN D. MuNN DEAD.

NEW YORK, March 7.-Orson D. Mum. head of Mum & Co, publishers of the Scientific American, died last night at his home in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08
PREVENTS BIG CONSOLIDATION.

LANSING. Mich, March 7-The senate this afternoon voted to recall the bill passed yesterday preventing the consolidation of the Calumet & Hecla. AIlouez. Centennial and Osceo- To companies. The house. however. re-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-08

When can invest mine that has hundred thousand of already blocked waiting
  thing doing after the railroad gets in there  will get  like this  has the lots of it.
  Come and