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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
TICKETS TO JAMESTOWN.

Between eight and ten jamestown
tickets are sold at the local railroad
ticket Offices each day, and the num-
Der is increasing. The heaviest James
town traffic is expected the latter
part of June, July and August. Wayne
county people are expected to go in
hundreds at that time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
GOING TO SEA BY RAIL.

Local Pennsylvania ticket offices
have received an advertising pamph-
let entitled Going to Sea by Rail, ;"
describing the great Salt Lake cutoff
on the Union Pacific railroad. The
large cut off across Salt Lake is one
of the masterpieces of modern rail-
road engineering skill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
CAN TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
THERE WILL BE MANY ExCURS.
IONS RUN ON SUNDAY.
One to indianapolis, One to Chicago
One to Cincinnati and one From
Cincinnati.

With a Pennsylvania excursion to
indianapolis Sunday and the excursion
from Cincinnati to Richmond over
the same road, a Chicago excursion
leaving Richmond Saturday night ov-
er the c. c. & l.. from this city, the
local railroads promise to be very
busy, and several hundred people are
expected to leave Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
SENDS APPLICATION BLANKS.

The jamestown Rooming associa-
ton has sent application blanks to
the local stations to be filled out by
passengers going to the jamestown
exposition, and desiring suitable room
ing places while there. The roominS
association offers four day accommo-
dations for So if paid in advance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17

the presidency of the authors society
on condition that no address would be
expected from me- The only discourse
of my life was the funeral Grafton de-
liyered at the tomb of Dumas. We had
vowed that the survivor should dis
charge that duty. and it fell 10 me to
perform the ow-'-Tit-Bits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
COACH RATE CHARGES.

Passenger officials of all the Central
railroads will meet in Chicago next
week and arrange a new series of
coach rates to the jamestown eXposi-
ton. There is a rumor that the pres
ent coach rate will be raised, while
some say that it will be lowered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17

Mrs. Harry Alumbaugh and two
children of Carlisle. Ind, will arrive
Saturday to visit relatives and to at
tend the May Festival concerts. Mrs.
Alumbaugh was formerly Miss Abbie
Harris, of this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
WEBSTER WANTS STATION.

1t is rumored that the c.. G. & L..
railroad will establish a new station
at Webster, but as yet there has been
no official recommendation to this eff
feet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
A Coffee Fact!!
Many Highly Organized People
Are Definitely and Distinctly
Diseased by Coffee

with all people, but particularly highly
organized-brain workers their
of the stomach
is gradually surely affected.
a
kidney people: n 9TH
n many power the
should teach have disease
disease should endeavor
medicine
o. foodo that
only from day
Leaving off coffee takes the
food elements obtained by long boiling of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17

Artificial gas, the goth Century fuel.
lott
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Week Commencing May 10, 1907.
Saturday-Loyal Chapter No. 10 o
L. S. Stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17

NO. 20 A HEAVY TRAIN.
Train No. 90, the Keystone express,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
The Reputation
of any COmInun-
iN is Established
by Its Residents.

We kept this fact well i'm mind when we set
out TO establish Benton Heights the best
addition ever opened around Richmond. For
this reason we would not sell any person
whose character was not the very best
Over threefourhs of all the lots at Benton Heights
sold. Nine out of every ten purchasers have
bought for homes
When Benton Heights has suited many people,
don't you think it will suit you? You cannot find
nicer neghborhood around Richmond in which to estab
sh your home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

IN comfort and safety. That explains
the mysterious disappearance of the
idol. You VIII learn further that he has
been absent FOR about two hours every
day between the afternoon and evening
performances. That's where he is now
on TO the city disposing OF his Ill
gotten stun"
win we lock him up when he re-
turns?"
The chief rubbed his chin renectively.
II think I'll let him finish the evening
performance. After that he'll go TO the
temple to take his regular supply OF
opium. I'd like TO get him with the
goods"
At this point Ching Moy came run
ming out OF the dining room, her face
flushed with excitement. She timidly
touched Barnes on the arm with her
little waxen fingers. He followed her
into the building. food OF light
blinded his eyes and a pungent odor,
like incense. assailed his nostrls The
long table had been artstically decor
ated candles were burning in the CEN
ter and on either end. At the head or
the board were the paper dragon and
the paper phoenix fastened together
with the bits of red silk Both were
covered with curious Chinese Charac-
tiers compromising the genealogy OF
Woo Tong and Ching Moy. The in
terpreter, acting as master of cere-
monies. gleefully exhibited the bill OF
fare for the feast which was to occur
after the evening performance. II in
cluded such delicacles as pineapple.
dried nuts, ginger, melon seeds, spicei
Ash. birds nests with chicken, oolong
tea. rice cakes. cigarettes and splced
duck. All Sin was certainly a re-
sourceful and Industrious man 10 &C
complish so much within so brief 4
time
Ching Moy watched Barnes counte-
nance. and when he smiled his ap-
prevail she clapped her tiny hands with
Joy. After that her face saddened for
moment and she put out her arms
with an imploring gesture.
Custom House man no let Lew Panr
hurt Woo Tong?"
No said Barnes. reassuringly.
Lew Pang won't be able to harm any
one after tonight"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

a call from the prompter carri
Ching Moy on to the theater. For more
than two hours the tedious drama waR
played for the benefit OF curious and
tortured public. At the end OF that
time Ching Moy. fatigued but happy,
having rejected Lew Pang for the
twenty-frst time. scampered OF tho
boards, and, making her way to the
long diningroom. deity put the finish
ing touches on the well prepared feast
Lew Pang and Woo Tong remained IN
the theater for the concluding scene of
the drama, wherein the villain by the
aid of his blank cartridge snuffs out
the life of the hero. Ching Moy re-
lighted all OF the candles, rearranged
some of the decorations with nervous
fingers and then with sigh OF Inn
patience sat down at the head of the
table, with one pink and yellow cheek
resting on her babyish hands and her
beady eyes fastened on the paper drag
on and the paper phoenix. The crack
OF pistol shot rang out sharp aud
crisp, like the breaking of joint.
Ching Moy sprang to her feat. the Joy
OF expectancy banishing her restless
ness.
AT last" she breathed. "allee oveI
now; Woo Tong come to Ching Moy."
The caterer standing in the doorway
caught the look of command from her
eager eye, and his string or attendants
began carrying in the delicacies. Barnes
az that moment was attracted by a
connection in the theater, He turned
to Clancy.
Tell the men to seize the opium-idol
and all III be with you in a minute"
He hurried into the playhouse. while
Clancy carried out his orders to the let
ter. As he concluded he saw an am
bulance and police patrol wagon sim
ultaneously driving away from the the
alter Barnes emerged a moment later
uncommonly flushed aud agitated.
Ching Moy, coming to the door OF the
diningroom, gave a coquettish whirl OF
her little fan.
Custom house man take dinner with
Ching Moy?'
He averted his head before replying.
Sorry, but l haven't time; must go
to the Office at once"
A premonitlon of trouble chased the
joy from her eyes. She took his big
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02
lie STORYo, rNt STOLENIDOI;
George Borto~.

"Get in communication with the in
spectors at once; have men sent out
here to watch both the Joss house and
Lew Pang's shack, and walt until ?
give the word and then seize the snug
gled stuff and arrest the men"
Within a few minutes the orders had
been put into effect After that Clancy
looked up into Barnes face so appeal
ingly that he could not withhold the
explanation.
Con, my boy. that little news item
in this mornings paper kept sticking in
my craw."
WHY"
Wen. it was so puzzling. why should
any one want to steal n Chinese idol.
and. having stolen II, why should II be
replaced? There were two probable
explanations; the first was that II
might have been n lark on the part of
some college students, The second was
some deeper and more serious reason
Almost instantly l rejected the notion
of a boyish prank, and in the next
thought my mind said opium. Tho
nationality and the drug are almost In
separable. lot of struggled opium
has found Its way into the local mar
ket How? All OF the incoming ships
have been closely watched. What more
natural than that the stolen idol should
come under suspicion? Once out here
the fear and the guilelessness of the
girl made the solution easy. Ching
Moy has been in love with Woo Tong
for a long while, but through fear OF
Lew Pang did not declare herself NV
presence gave her the courage to do so
a little while ago.
After that her desire was to be rid
of Lew Pang, to give him into the
hands of the authorities where he
could not disturb her in her new found
bliss. She suspected the fellow OF be-
ing smuggler, and had proved II by
the scheme of the sifted -four in order
to entrap him. His methods have been
wary. He feared to dispose of all the
opium at once That might have
aroused suspicion and caused his ar
rest. SO he took II out little at a
time, and was selling 1t by degrees. He
feared discovery while abstracting IT
from the idol, so he boldly carried the
statue to his room, where he could work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

fright hand in her two tiny ones and
said piteously:
- Tell me, can Lew Pang hurt Woo
Tong any more?"
ne wheeled around, and, looking her
squarely IN the face, said, deliberately:
NO, Chlng Moy; Lew Pang win new
or uurt Woo Tong any more"
The childish smile returned: look
OF cunning shone from the beady eyes.
Lew PanE smuggle: custom house
man put him in prison; Ching Moy 20
back 20 China with Woo Tong
Barnes nodded absently ana walked
away Clancy followed closely. He
looked al the chief.
Did you get Lew Panr?"
troll" ~ ''''' ponce pa
II won't be hard TO prove the charge
OF smuggling IN this case" was Clon-
cy's admlring comment.
ne charge will have 10 be chang
go, said Barnes, with a grave siguid.
"'ro WHAT"
ITO murder"
- Clancy started The absence Of Woo
Ions, the pistol shot and the meaning
OF the ambulance dawned on him.
Did Tong iie?"
Instantly" said the chief.
Clancy felt troublesome lump in his
throat.
why didn't YOU tell herr" he guIped
The chief turned aud for reply point
ed TO the room they had left The lights
shone through all the windows. The
interior was radiant with warmth and
comfort. Ching Moy sat at the head of
the table-alonc. The paper dragon and
the paper phoenix We're before her ana
she lifted them up by means OF the two
strands OF red silk and, tossing back
her doll babyish head, surveyed tho
childish pledge OF her love with look
OF inefrable bliss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
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or Mrs. Miner Morris to the same hall

or Mrs. Miner Morris to the same hall . year ago.
 Mrs. von Claussen expected that her personal application to talk with the president would be refused. for she had received n letter from the White House referring her application for re- dress of grievances to the state de- partment. The letter of Mrs. won Claussen to the president reads:
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 Mrs. von Claussen begs President Roosevelt to at once appoint a com nittee of experts to make sure that she is of sound mind before she pro- ceeds further i'll this case, for she knows well from previous reports that when President Roosevelt is 'cornered' he has the habit of appointing such committees to help him out of hls diff ficulties. Therefore, not caring to lay herself open to further criticism, Mrs. von Claus.en demands that such g
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
From the Mouths
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 Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
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 i Garviston rode out of ths compound and set his horses head in the direc- Eltton of the long, sinuous sandy line E!that wormed it's way westward be- tween the hills and gleamed white in the baking heat of the midday sun. :Col Sandry's servant standing like a copper statue in the doorway of the bungalow looked after him with ad- imiring eyes and could not hear the words that were coming out in little ,spluttering gusts of temper from be- meath the screen of his thick nous tache.
 The colonel came back unexpected ly from Simla three days before his time" the servant had told him, "and was resting after his journey His wife and Rex had gone up into the hills and taken Amron, the nurse, with them"
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 In two days his leave would begin; in two days he would be on his way back to England back to the place and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
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committee be appointed at once, other. wise she will call the experts in her self"
 Mrs. von Claussen stated later that Assistant Secretary of State Bacon tel ephoned her that if she would present her side of the case in writing 1t would receive his careful consideration. She said she would forward the statement and added, "The trouble at the White House Is that they often mistake clev. erness for insanity"