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Mat tnooA COTTAGE aud sls aafss
= esffa Sod iana Uui nraf The rfa9asaal
fntafufhan tstpsun Seattle aud 1a1afna
half tattein iasa. balance naoa upland
all hsafif level. partially Improved 81 ia
t1asY tsfms
RODENT MAtfHf.
sin f1aau ALASKA ffaiisinN ap14
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Rest for Tired Eyss

Il what our specially grcune glasses
give See " for eye comfoft
Glasses 81 % and Up. schnrharf
Optical Co. specialists 1891 Hecoz1
ave So
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Births nsro registered toasv !.
follows 20
Handris Al 1892 Tenth =, -.
February -. % wife Of James ~. ~
dfix. a son. 'Ah.
tamoreux A. 1915 How.u :.
February >, 70 wife Of ps....'
i.hmoreuk. a Hou
Ballard At Seattle oens,., \.
piiai. February 6. 70 wife a l,.,s.
r. ballard. q daughter
Grass At 1871 Howard AZ -
fuarY 7. 70 wife Of Joseph Z c.
a daughter.
Robertson Al laif Hawsu
February 2. 70 wife u win ia
son a daughter.
Hawthorne r Al Pacific ho,,a.,
January -. 20 wife Of Charles \
Hawthorne. a son. =
Elliott A. Seattle oesera ~.
gital February 8. 10 wife Of uoss,s
Elliott q daughter
fsnz AT es6 Dearborn A va.
airy !. 10 wife Of l. l. -.
daughter.
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To The staf-Main 1885, Ind.
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lect the oil. and viii ssnd 20
you the answers TO your ad when
addressed Care The stan"
RATHa FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS thelp
Wsatea, Iest ard Found, ter
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Word.
siruArioN WANTED ADS
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Cents.
seven verbs or fractions o.
words 60 the line. cash IN adj
vance when charged 60 ac-
count actual number Of linee as
80 viii be counted Minimum
bin for an ~ads IS cents Bal
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city Hall
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c't ss 80, 1853 49, -
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LICENSED TO WED

harfiaKe iiesnsea were lssu.a :.
day as follower ' h-
Hubert Evans Thomas u.n
g. Seattle. % Ida y. Evan. ~
bingham. ~ BEE
hife ii9sska-= Klkutara f,..
Port iiiekelsY. 70 Kiku uasss y
Japan ~
etanesJonss = Joseph n. e..
~, youngstown. 10 Myrtls A s .s
49, Youngstown. ~ ''nfns
heineftHen Nelson e. Han. 49,,
srison, q. Ballard. 10 Dina ns .s,n-
~ Ballard. "''1pns
hiWazfauaka Yasnkleh r,.
81. haefamsuto. ca. 70 raj rs n'e.'
10. Japan. HasA.
Cook Douglass - James q -
q. Seattle. 70 Virginia &. no,, 49,
~. naaffie. s'as4
Mgmlizotsuka = Hanjlro 49,.
~ Alameda. lal. 70 Asiyono f,s .s'''
o.. Japan. ''.Aa'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-z.--.---s-' = s-,fn cfi-
III sHHH Httu 49, AN
HaEE on llta
faTuIa $50 cash ..ttaea
a. 49,. l-.l55Ff Hsffdu eif No.
- #fH Sarfh. Hate. nW
san car. fiue vieH 'e''~
a. tas - tats B. hiecs 4 n'''ffs ses
tisfk ada 20 Wet seae, -. msr-
AIS tisu lets and ~"
kff Terms. ,.t., Uelrhlai
tafs4H Ell aM 0neh. ,.,.
KIIiNK & rEAhpSlh~
- eeapis'a Rank -
TWXNCE FOR a 49,.
FINE ACRF INA IA try,
rs,.ufffs5i acre tract. WINS ~ s.,rsenirst
Al ferIff, Sowing part o. elN, N NJ ~
Ell a. haa dash balancs III
CIV ''' KrfIna q ekNpeuis"
"a rrier Bi0ek 40
Maia "a.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


oW instailmeut iuan V TIE heine.eeYs.ss
tVa taa4 tss commission ~ aet W
sisc Ieta 81 eaffess Il e"'lainf' Seh '"
~ ysSisSsss uvkrfvn aEcVRiry co.
- sAafsf nlag isll sal Ai
VIKTVE
leans measy n an,eslnss q isel NJ en- ",
rfVNed "a inilfefihE iyal estale $3.50
~ flat Asans ana ies.sliseshs loans ~
n Nlnltf. ~ is,.soa nleek &c
/ iean ea rlsnas Iurnliufe, hesees. e,e
On ral estate e an ~ sets
i.Awfeaee Murphy. fH New fesh s'oes
Neass Advanced saiafisa reepls. fe,sl
neeesaets tsarstoss' hoafalnw hcuaes
Without security iAENest hupinera "a ~
principal cities. rutn,ah. aip Nalhef o"il9
ios
NaasS fezasa ssieflsd rsepls % a.
Ctedh 81 = fssfies h.Nins. nenh l,lae
TsIlzf7s fiass . helFae mensy M dis'
uonds. Watches. taeelftt ieN interest -
h Wet - rae = ~
rs - = iszs. ssad Fsai estate soo,s
a1TzNN foANa -...
THE CRESCENT LOAN NpNfANhf
81 AAilioN npuniNa .i
: M54,s 4 iois
IN fatffmtsaiaa
na itaNFaxsa Faal estate. ~ fNF
hatiafue RuFGNsaa fptMl money
NJ asiAx IN closing ieaua.
f. 81 NANApA
Phone MAia zss4 tts Syi0nnla ~
u
Qaek i,eas eiUltssant - hsssen IN
HALFWAY,
sfHNHF CAR NENi
efaEukH tttakkttihht.
and al uthaT eaalaa1ve. lina pef etNff
NrfsHla Ca sun4a ~ 80 % AiW
flfH CITY Loan q. e aefli'sh h".
ssIafq fs.zns faaesi Faira. taey tssins
CONFIDENTIAL y A Nsetva, - tstf'e
10 taan@tHtHata Hauef a. fNU tAtN
Interest usaeH AstheaHt ~ Ana "
haley hits fseins : . ana
FOR RENr-l4ouSEs.
lee ffss fssss h1ls lel tsnf. III AZ ave
hiu<A Ell Wsstf4ke az. 80 fef mvt'h
Fgs-sss s's1tiake - ard furniture -
sale cheap 81 eu 1sffersln ~ -
a : 9Ss1sa ss-a7aia heliss' - INT Az
va B. Eastsf 81 Msflan ulfe III y
- RsTf Heasss sfsfp aent ssf,.f
Iaast.fssafa haHsFs atfH t'fefsl nat 81
a. aiifass sfa geese Anne ass .il-llr
FoR RENT-mlscGlLANeoOs.
mi RNSf Nsat ssea sna ssossrf siefs
-. =
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Orchard tracts planted 10 standard fruit
ifesE and cared ne four years ffNe ~
charge f1afNFtAai water uUhta 40 tsatai
tehanea fse takts paid terms ans dollar
a. seFa down and gns dollar pee saafsh
GRANT 4 DYE
- Nalln-a NanA nlla IL
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n1cH ALDEN BOTTOM l.ANn#fafss
tHaet fust apsns1 ~ t.affs tFants Eas.a
eli taff rasiis fisafti handf = nsA
latefafhaH between rsaitis sn4 feeslaa
taa4 70 f4af par tract Lar les na
HfnEftf MAf.thft
40 80 gli Alaska fiaii1lnss alt
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LANDLORDS
List your rental pfsnHfff Hifh " Rant
irR n houses ard collection uf rents iH
81 important Department. 20 cur agency
We offer Fau fa Heafa n practical expert
sicai fair ana hanafatia treatment
= n HAHN q CO.
fF0fmHfiH Of BOYD q IahnJ
80 EHei Hai4inH aee0nd ana Pile --ff
F0n HHHT
90 per month fdH two rooms. Including
Farg1 ana HIrfaTu fgnFsniaUc0a
WfNaHfp BROS
Room ~ csimaa nidgs IT
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atdaa ~ saHafa Naf aaea Eftfhh4fa fen
vs. tssss "a. iassiss faiss @4n -
assfsi 80 ssse sg,rvv
80 a9f8 ksssta Desires a4is
fnff%HFuE a 60
q = ussns pta.k
seaas.. n@is - ia a IN
r1rNa
lss =. - s - s..r si..s t,sa' s.sis,.
e. aesss e Hauf ap4art s.aas sanaahis
Hisre as#astanrF e ~stsl en t&fit - :
RS. sass e s~Aft'- fsa aAsh waass
s*ssass IS AHsit~ aFeF~r'Y
p hsFes - A. aaf ffst 81 Fs0sfahas
- - s.... '' -. 49, 49, -, $3.50 ss.r
~ tsas fafs frua ssaf,.s.
ssts Il csiaa1is cv. 81 s'.-s.s
- ssfss So ssss. ~ sssi fsss tsse
-. ere sap ~ ssms,s. ffua =
wArNu pnosT OK NICE IAKr is
aaFas = lsaasasaa. barge egehEsa q ts4f
asa.e lasss bare. several eaitsl L..
norrnT uAtrBY
szasA=k4i AtassA nAiiAlas alt
= 80 = 49, :. = = 7TS-- a.
esfzs sssafaa q So tsfa.s. hssf saaE. =
4Htas EusH tHEfV ffaria
FEfEn MsrrNuN
EfaHTf saTl7- d. f9ils- ff-al 49,
49,. 49, 80 s..sss, s ,.s' 80. = Geo.
~ haafsak fksnfF - sqrfrr Hafnf. u -
HfaHEHr aALTHf.
sfHssa Aiassa aei1iaE =tstt
FafH = . srFta Z aefrs sleafasf aafa
- afshafa. = serve siashta ana sseass
tart cleared Fsrdam t1uss. irsafsd C.
i aa. tsFH sgrN tNfrwrH haaex aosdsisfsf
rHns gel sra. N suuhnnaiah eeaHtr
FTgR kcnEa usar soura IN fius raaa
siaewaiA e tgWH heiFa ani psft eifafeE
= stARN Has eheap at tilnqi N,is casa
rfvE ACHES 81 cleared au6 ',sesa ~
pf.s. ties. 90 cash. tsiasas isSa.s
FIVE ACRES ssuss CLEARED. an fenced
-. ai.s tlaa ss,srsriss ns sa' s,, .s sss
See casa. tsiancs lsrfna
FIVE AcHrs. eiass ~ pouns ssss seas.
q fare 8 efAftls fognd rio 81 pfiss
-. Gee fassth cash, palanfe f,ei tsrraa.
Hosern HHows co.
80 psspias narF ul1K
10 ACRES AufuINtNg SMALL. TOWN
assHe haHf ffnfn Heaiiia. 81 arrra haIfnaa
'snd balance first tinsn upland. ~ near
ever aea seeded. sniaH h6uss ~ ser
ROBERT MALrpY.
81 80 "a Aiafse Building sit
RICH ALDER BOTTOM tANp-farra
tract fusf uHehfn in f.affn fraffnt ed
saii fsff easily cleared HANDY 30 naF
Intsrgfaaas tsiaren seattle ani Tacoma
HnnFHr MALTuY.
tia=sz1all ALASKA nglidlna - =
EoR sALE--AcREAcE,
VIZ HAVE PEW Monr o. ihoas g.
aefe ifaets aai nsey ths interuftaHi Fieh.
ROBERT MALrnr.
Hia t#.fA ALASKA Nuiilina asHf
CHEAP iafs On feet long IN fass
Wastinatau ard car NnH running e. deep
NatsE anif HHa 90 fa0. tarma G. nsf
Month fhe naH canal Hlu make them
worth theHeanda Hee WlUman'a aaIasHiafi
today IN Tiuie- Block before they are al
said cut
NEAR EFEHETT fNTERuunAu
EfuHf AgHEH bali bottom land. all
leFgi Endd suii nlr0 creek fIl01
TEN AEHHA partly cleared. ff U1
FfNE ArNEs 400.
rfNE ACRES $3.50
Five AeHnN $50
- ACRE TRACTS. fgU AZ easy
terms
ROBERT MALTuY.
90 90 ~ Alaska Building All
THE f3 a BARGAIN
81 f4-Fof acres ~ The finest land 20
East hifsften FHfifu tracts on goad
county foa9 ana $40 cash viii handis f..
taianaa monthly payments
O II sitHoLs. % Union bb. If
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R0hAIa fI8sfTf 90
Naia taa ins ~
afsaf Nafaan H1sE
q fneA sttsHasfa faasHfF EaHfe ~ ith
ATs = - Hssf Nfb 81 Ia Etit
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FnR SAIT


FOR sALE
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
HaH4kfsd tH uiAss
ilEht = Glass Htia. only .ttfsts..s..a.f %
ftEat - H4ia#H fHa1a Only .r............ .fI
iiEht - GLARS iaHfG. only ............ ~
fIaht - alaHH iasaa only ..t.......... 10
light - sasss tsas. auiF ,-t.tta.tt...s p
Any either size - Fisss af drfrreHordinMiY
~ prices We also Include nlfh each
nEht purchased sHffisiarf pHffF ard points
t4 aat i89 nH &c SOS viii rnfn1fa fhn thI
putty from your sash and bring mHh ~
esf s4aHs He Mlti o. glaze Do without
charge except faf aiaas
We alss sal doors. windows ard hard.
wars at the lowest prices ntfslnahis. and
VII b. ftad r. send agr price lists
We aeH ef ahdiHFele price, 40 anyone
= II WfLLfhMH co...
1919 Western Az
lhs largest asah and door eaiahliahmrHt
in tnf NaffhHHsf
N1tiaaf eff haze ar M easisfa
WashinRfnn aifaifa faF iu IBIS week. viii
lea sselHs Machinaa 90 HN Fifst Az
ciiEAf-Firsf eiaaa lumber at oar "a
cifie city saw miii. tha lost flooring and
rI1tll tlfa Der 9 come today 80
ASH route r. aaIe. D sol Haly Osner
VII furnish buyer with milk Address Al
Daiip Star ~fi.p
NOV cAaE6
hil Kinds Of second hand show cassa for
gslhsm w.ssr pol.ss Il, AZ 70 II
d1ods Miller mads. accordion deaE7s
double steel fssia- Address % Care star
SIP
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MAI EFEHETT tNTERuHuAH
EfsHF AEHE4 bali bottom land. all
leEgi Enrd soil. nir0 creek o. ln1
TIH AaHhA. partly cleared. iioQ
FIVE ACRES fipf0
. rfNE ACRES $3.50
FIVE AFNfN $3.50
"a AeHE THArTH 1876 An sa4g
terms.
ROBERT MALTuY
a11t7i Alaska building fI4
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NATTI7NNI7 HE-I7II- 2 . To 7 y |"
ffsafn al diseases q Arn NNeff hing
anaen a. nnsiiesf eesenzet - uar tiAf
al ffflna & sleetffe4tf aiska % nfifff slers
ttr tfitr fof men aad - aaFHs Hhlrh ~
sfafs tast asfee raatf aHt stuF tate N9
fnaftFf heW fat afe ds1aeea. g rafn -
z..saIt4f - have e. tfNE tfrfiaslfis taN4
IA tana eaf.eftsnass cali af sfite. tnas
sstilaffaa ffra ftsans. A tfAN essFuaf otri-
frnttl Aa4 wasAla<lan ssrexI --als.-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
CHANGE MADE IN TIME
OF THE BAND CONCERTS
They Will Hereafter Begin at
Four O'clock.
FAVORS LOVERS OF BALL.

Yielding to the demand for band
concerts at a later hour. the board of
public works has set the time for be
ginning the musical program in Glen
Miller park at four O'Clock Sunday aft
ernoon instead of $50. The first con-
cert under this arrangement will be
given tomorrow afternoon.
Having the band concerts at this
time will permit those who attend
base ball games to hear a good portion
of the afternoon program. The ball
games are generally out by 4:3O and it
is but short walk into the Glen. It
is thought the later hour will be more
satisfactory to persons who desire to
take supper in the Glen and also hear
the concert. Under the new time they
need not go to the Glen during the
heat of the afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
.YEAR-OLD-CHILD IS
FOUND At 1880 P. N.
Was Sitting in Front of the
Eaton Court House.
TAKEN FROM ITS MOTHER,

Eaton. o., Aug. 3.-About 11:3o
Thursday night. night marshal Ben Cli-
fer found year old child sitting in
front of the court house and took her
to the restaurant of VIM. Clear. where
she spent the night. She stated that
her name is Lille Reid, and that her
mother had told her TO wait there un-
til she returned. The child's mother
was found TO be Mrs. Ida Smell. she
having been divorced from her first
husband. Andrew Reid. and since mar
ried again. The matter was investi-
gated Friday by the township trustees.
and it was found that the mother did
not return to her home Thursday night
until about o'clock. 1t was decided
that the child would be better cared for
at the children's home. and she was
taken TO that institution against the
protest of her mother.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
Band of CeIeStiaIS from New
York Attacked Half a
Hundred Enemies.
THREE DEAD, 7 INJURED.
BULLETS PIERCED THE HEARTS
OF THE FIRST-NAMED VICTIMS
AT THE FIRST VOLLEY-ES-
CAPPED THE POLICE

Boston, Aug. 3-Burning with hatred
for their deadly enemies belonging to
the rival On Leong Tong society, a
band of New York Cinnamon number
ing a dozen or more and said to be
members of the notorious Hop Sing
Tong organization, entered a narrow
alley in Chinatown last night, and
drawing revolvers, opened fire upon
half a hundred Cinnamon, killing
three and injuring seven. AT the first
volley the Cinnamon rushed for their
quarters stumbling over one another
in their haste to reach shelter. The
Hop Sing Tong men chased their vic
tins into their own doorways and shot
them down as they rushed up stairs or
into side rooms. Then casting away
their guns, the strange visitors ran
from the Chinese quarter, most of
them escaping the police.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
New Step Taken by Phi|a-
deIphia Company's Re-
ceiver for Inquiry.
FIRST OF ITS KIND FILED.
1T OPENS FIELD FOR AN INvEs-
TIGATION-IS APART FROM THE
$3o,ooo,oOo DAMAGE sUIT-wAs
MIXING OF COMPANIES.

Trenton, n. J., August "a bill in
equity which calls upon the American
Sugar Refining Company to give an
accounting of its business for the past
four years was filed before Chancellor
Magic on behalf of George H. Earle,
Jr., receiver of the Pennsylvania Sugar
Refining Company of Philadelphia
The suit, it is said, is the only one
of the kind ever filed in this country
and the step taken by the receiver of
the Pennsylvania Company may be the
means of opening an entire new field
for investigating trusts.
This suit is separate from that for
10000. 900 damages which Earle in
stituted against the American Sugar
Refining Company in New York. Earle
holds that in procuring the controlling
interest in the Pennsylvania company
in 1908, the American company became
a trustee for the concern. and is re-
sponsible to ii for an accounting, al
though the American company never
operated the Pennsylvania company's
plant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
Hitch With Street Car Com
pany May Prevent Build
ing of One This Year.
MUCH TO THE CHAUTAUQUA.
CAMPAIGN IN HISTORY OF Lo-
CAL UNDERTAKING WILL BE
CONDUCTED.

The chautauqua committee is rather
dubious as to whether it will secure a
spur of the Richmond street railway in
to the chautauqua grounds this year.
At committee meeting Friday after
noon it was decided to take the matter
up with the board of public works. and
company the right to build a spur into
the Glen. Owing to the troubles which
have been brewing for several months
between the street car company and
the board of works. the committee is
just little bit afraid of the results.
The same old objections which are
registered year by year about running
switch into beautiful Glen Miller
park" are being heard again this year.
but the chautauqua committee thinks
it essential that such action be taken
by the street car company, as it is a
great accommodation.
The most thorough advertising cam
paign ever conducted by the local
chautauqua committee. will be carried
through this year. Not single per-
son in Richmond or Wayne county will
escape dodger, advertising the event.
Programs, six thousand in number. will
be sent through the mails to the farm
ers residing on the rural routes Each
of the county towns will be reached by
advertising crews who will post bills
heralding the oncoming event Ad-
joining counties. too, will be reached
by the advertising material.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
PECULIAR CASE IS of
INTEREST TO FARMERS
Several Kinds of Crops Appear
In Successive Seasons.
.ODDITY NEAR HAGERSTOWN

Hagerstown, Ind, Aug. 3.-Farmers
of this section are discussing a pc
culiar situation which has developed
on the farms of John Wesley Leayei
and Harvey J. Day, northwest of Ha-
gerstown.
Three years ago Mr. Leavel had a
twenty acre field sown in red clover.
A thin stand resulted. but the crop
was not disturbed and the second year
fair crop of timothy grass had
sprung up. This year there is an un-
usually heavy crop of timothy hay all
over the piece. As no timothy seed
was ever sown on the tract, so far as
known, the present heavy growth is
not understood.
The case of Mr.. Day is not less
mystifying. The plat of ground had
been in blue grass for many years,
and had been pastured continuously.
This season a heavy growth of red
clover appeared all over the field
and choked all other vegetation
down. No clover seed was sown
there nor elsewhere on the farm. and
just how this abundant crop became
started without seeding cannot be
explained by the experienced agricul-
turists who have seen the field. The
clover will make no less than two
tons of good hay per acre.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
CELEBRATION AT DENVER.
Elaborate Plans for Receiving Hay
wood There Tomorrow.

Denver. Aug 3.-Practically all the
unions of the city were represented at
a meeting which had for its purpose
the perfection of plans for honoring
William ID. Haywood, secretary treas
urer of the Western Federation of Min
ers. who was acquitted of the charge of
conspiring TO murder former Governor
Steunenberg. of Idaho. Haywood will
arrive in this city from Salt Lake City
this evening. A popular demonstra-
tion will be made in which it is esti-
mated that between 5000 and $4,000
people will take part.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
TAYLOR NOT WILLING
TO co TO KENTUCKY
Former Governor of the State
Thinks 1t Unsafe to
Take a Chance.
IMMUNITY is PROMISED.
Ex-UNITED STATES SENATOR
LINDSEY REFUSED TO PRESIDE
IN THE TRIAL UNDER ANY CIR
CUMSTANCES.

Lexington, Ky. Aug. 3.-Although
promised immunity if he will come 10
Kentucky and testify in the trial OF
Caleb Powers for the murder of Sena-
tor Goebel. William s. Taylor. who for
a few weeks was governor of Kentucky,
and was chief executive when Goebel
was killed, has refused to leave In
dianapolis. declaring that he knew he
would be arrested as soon as he reach
ed Kentucky. as he has been under in
dictment for the Goebel murder ever
since the latter was killed.
Taylor further declares that he
knows nothing that would connect
Powers with the case. and that in
view of all these things he will not
come to Kentucky.
Expect Trial Next Week.
1t is believed now that the trial of
Powers will be entered into next week,
it being thought that Governor Beck
ham will heed demands of Powers and
his attorneys for a trial at this time.
commemorative Attorney Robert
Franklin asked ex-United States Sena-
tor William Lindsay if he would accept
the position if it was offered to him.
Lindsay said: Under no consideration
would | take the position. | am off
the bench for all time"
Powers announced that if he were ac-
quilted he would return home to Bar
bourville and practice law there for a
time until his health is fully restored,
and then he would become a candidate
for congress. His constituents have
declared that they will support him to
a man and he says he does not believe
the democrats will put out man
against him.
Powers Will Answer Robbins.
He will have a reply to Judge Rob-
bins's accusations ready for publica-
ton by tonight. They contain some
salty statements. His aged mother
has sent word from her mountain home
that when the trial begins she will
come down to sit by her son and will
remain during the trial His mother
has never lost faith in her sons inno-
cence and cheerfully mortgaged her
home SO that he might have more mon-
ey to fight conviction.
Powers declares that each trial costs
him $4,000.