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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-09
Gov. JOHNSON TO
ANNOUNCE HIMSELF
viii Monday or Tuesday Issue
A Letter.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. S.-The Cour-
under Chicago date line declares
Governor Johnson. of Minnesota. will
Monday or Tuesday, issue a letter
which will put him squar4y in the
race for democratic nomination for the
presidency. Johnson j. the dark horse
50 prominently doomed by Watterson.
WattersOn. however. now declares he
does not believe anything can prevent
Bryan from securing the nomination.
illinois, il is said viii send = solid del
esation to the national convention in
structed for Johnson in the event that
Minnesota and Kentucky fall in line
for him.
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Cambria, Va, Feb. S.-Because
pretty Ada Blankenship married an
other man. Frank Cauthorn. 20, went
to her house when she was alone, de
liberately drew a pistol and killed her.
He surrendered. ane is more insist
ent even than the prosecutor that the
death penalty be enforced in his own
case.
He refuses to express the least re,
morse for his act
Il have been expecting to do this
for over year" he said calmly. Il
would rather kill her than see he1
married to another man. No. l an
not sorry. l would do it all over
again. l have committed a crime
The punishment is death. Go ahead
and hang me. l don't want any law
yer"
The young mans stony self posses
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DISAPPOINTED LOVER DREW GUN AND
INSTANTLY KILLED FORMER SWEET HEART

sion has amazed the whole country
side.
Before the girl married Sidney
Jones, Cauthorn regarded her as his
sweetheart. She was one Of the pref
test and most vivacious girls in the
little town of Cambria. When she
married another CauthoTn said quietly
and without heat that he would NIL
her as soon as he got the chance.
The chance came few days ago
when he discovered that she was alone
at her home. He tried to persuade
her to elope with him, and when she
refused he fired twice, and left heI
dead. The officers removed him tC
Roanoke, as there was free talk OF
mob law and summary vengeance.
Several ministers have called at the
jail to see Cauthorn.
GO away" he says. 81 am not ask
ing for mercy, and l am not sorry
| She will be mine in the next world
anyway"
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MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind, Feb. S-Mrs. VIM
Johnson was at Cambridge City, Fri
day.
Mrs. Edgar P. Jones was hostess to
the c. w. B. NJ, Friday.
Rev. Aaron Napier OF Centerville
visited in Milton. He has just closed
a revival meeting at Wilkinson with
IA conversions. He will hold a meet
ing at the Friends church in Milton
of which he is pastor, early in the
spring.
Regular preaching services will be
held at NJ. f. church, Sunday by the
pastor, Rev. J. T. Scull.
Rev. F. A. Scott will preach at Ben
tonville, Sunday.
viii Lyons will occupy the tenant
house on Hiram Crooks farm.
The T. C. club gave a dance Friday
night at Kinsey'S hall.
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The Twilight AeT.ffa

The muscles of the stomach in cid age are nc
as strong or active As in youth and IN cousc,
ciieffce Old people are very subject 70 cons tipa
bowel movement without artificial aid. Many
also, have unpleasant eructations OF gas from
ed by the use of Or. CaldwcIl's Syrup Pepsin
which permanently regulates the bowels SO In a
passages come naturally. and so strengthen.
the stomach that 5oCi * iiz<tcti wi'-Ct,. dis
comfort: Druggists sell :; 1T ~ ccutS or 81 I
LARGE bottle.
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The Flag and the Regiment.
X-bar, N~i5tiot>, MIX irtp- was Ma

w nan " liid!n N'NuIlst was -""J'A
Mckinley. IL once male an address in
which he described the difference he
tween ice Ala,,rical volunteer AMI the
soldier 81 ether nations. The a,cn who
were his comrades II the var between
the states, h. sa;3. nor only fought,
bur thought 20 illustrate this he re-
lated al anecdote ahcu1 = y"rnG SOL
der in some northern regiment who's"
duty Il Was - carry the reEjua"ntel
Gag. On the march the boy ran on
ahead. with the fn= streaming in the
air. The coloUeI was uctus.,I. 'tcre.'
he cried. ''Rring that flag hack to the
regiment
The boy turned and replied, LAW.
you bring Your regiment up to the
flag
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health of the citizens But the dairy
men deserve a square deal" which
they feel they have not received.
Respectfully.
w. c. REYNOLDS.
Dairyman.
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An owl flew out OF burning chin
ney at Coverach, Cornwall, England,
with its feathers on fire, and perched
on a hay rick near at hand. The re
suit was that the rick was completely
destroyed. and several stacks OF straw
barely escaped.
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FOR SALE-Richmond real estate
speciality. Merchandise stocks. fire
insurance, Porterfieid. Kelly Block,
Sth 4 Main. 1T
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Toddy'S
.CIdSSi-
fled
Ads
WANTED.

Copy Letters at Home; spare time;
good pay; cash weekly; reliable :;
send stamp. Zeck Co, Morristown.
~ y. Git
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FOR SALE Ladies' heavy black
coat. -. with skirt, very cheap; ia
y. l9th SIS
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E-Finc line Of Valentines.
novelties and postal cards. AZ Mou..
man book store. % Main =. cit
FOR SALE-Chcap. nov road ,,acll.
make good butter or delivery WaG-
ON. nj Ncwbern's shop ou alley.
North 4th and \ streets. a.5
FOR SALE-Aujique Furni,un,. ca
pets and stoves. 80 Main stree.
Good bargains. SET us. 49,
FOR SAI.E--Alj Indiana aud Ilisb
School Books ana Supplies at Moo.
mann :. 90 Main street. "-I1
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y. y. git
WANTED-Agents for Kerosene. In .
candescent Mantle Lamp. Twelve
times cheaper than gas. seven times /
cheaper than ordinary kerosene I.
lamp. CONTINENTAL co, 81 4
Broadway, New York. Git
WANTED-Carpet sweepers and baby /
cabs 10 repair; raZors. knives and ,
shears sharpened, at Brown < Oar
nell's. 1922 Main street. est
WANTED-You to know how easy it
is to get furniture for your home, for
cash or on easy payments, at f.
WAITS, $40 Main street. Git
MALE HELP WANTED-Cigar Sales
man wanted; In your locality 10
represent US. Experience unnaces-
sary; 6S per mo. and expenses. !
Write for particulars. MONROE
CIGAR co. TOLEDO. OHIO. git
WANTED-An kinds moving the
large Empire moving cars are the
leaders in the city for moving fur
niture and pianos. We also trans
packing and Grating of furniture
for shipment by the load or car load.
Those wishing goods stored call on
me. | employ reliable and cxper-
fenced men only Please phone your
orders. Office 80 y. 9th st. Phone
1855. Al Winterstein. 19-lt
WANTED-Experien single nIan
ia NJ riSl, irh
mond. Route No. 3. SIT
SALESMAN WANTED Sell retail
trade, your locality. 500 per month
and expenses TO start. or commits
sion. Experience unnecessary. Her
mingsen Cigar Co. Toledo. O. SIT
WANTED-A good team OF work
horses and set of secondhand har-
ness and wagon with gravel bed.
Also heavy spring dray. Address
421 Pearl street. H-3t
WANTED To do typewriting at
home; call - y. 10th street. SIT
WANTED-Two rooms for light house
keeping close to Pennsylvania depot.
Call New Windsor Hotel. 3-1t
| WANTED-Old feather beds; highest
price paid for old feathers; will stay
week in Richmond. Address
| Simon Cohen, General Delivery; Will
cali 31-1Qt
WANTED-To clean wall paper. Sat
sfaction guaranteed. PIG S. b.
| 30-14t
|
| 4 tn
trade: will equip shop for you or
| furnish positions. few weeks COM
pletes. constant practice, careful in
structions. tools given, Saturday
| wages, diplomas granted, write for
catalogue. MOler Barber College,
! Cincinnati. o, II
MALE HELP WANTED-YOUNG
MEN to prepare for examination for
RAILWAY MAIL and other GOV.
| POSITIONS. Superior instruction
by MAIL. Established IA years.
Thousands of successful students.
Sample questions and How Govt.
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| Interstate Schools, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. 4-30t
| w AN I'LL you nave hOISSo YOU
want to buy or sell. visit Taube's
barn. 12G \. 9th street. Shipping
horses at all times z2-tf
| WANTED-An experienced middle
aged girl for general housew DIRK.
Call at 3O6 n. nth. Phone 1903.
st
IWANTED-If you want to buy or sell
real estate, or loan or borrow mon
ey, see that Morgan, Cor. Sth and n.
Z streets. Both phones. 12-tf
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LAUNDRY.

II you are troi-bied --itf1 sick headache. cor
ztipatio1. indigestion. offensive breath or sog
disease zTeJ5g from stomach trouble get SC
o. - bottle OF I1T. Caldwell SEEGTs PcpziD- L
Is positively guaranteed TO cure you
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Farms; viii

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Farms; will
sell or trade for larger farms or city
property. loo acres. 100 tillable.
fair buildings; tile drained. miles
from Richmond. Az from Center
Vile, $1,000, or 146 acres including
the 100 acres. $4,000. IS acres join
ing small town. good buildings :
room house, S miles from Richmond
$1,000. Address =. .. Box 324
Richmond At
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FOR SALE-FTvc room house. cellar.
cistcru, waterWorks. natural gas.
lot 5oXl5o: title perfect; street
made: at $4,000; I bargain: rents
$1,000 per manth. Inquire s. X
Morgan. Sth and North Z. S-St
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MONUMENTS AND MARKERS.

Richmond Monument Co. c. L.
Bradbury. Mgr SO North sth Street
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DENTISTS.
FIRE INSURANCE.
FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

Flour, Feed, Garden Seeds, Hay and
Straw. J. G. Gilbert. II and Is y.
9Th street. Phone 2196. 1906
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FAIRY STICK CANDY and But
terCupS. homemade. Zoe
h.: Kuchenbuch. 1863 Fort
Wayne Ave. ala
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UNDERTAKES.

II. R Downing & Son. 16 ~ sth ST.
I2sept6mo
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
CHILDREN RUSH
TO SPRINGS PARK
Little Ones With Evening
Journal "AdS' Enjoy
AmuSementS Free

An army Of kids" just plain children,
armed with ads cut from THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL invaded Brandywlnc
Springs Park. this morning, to help eele-
brate the annual observance Of 'conces-
sionaires' day" at the park.
This morning from $50 TO 1890 the
amusements we're free to all children
presenting "ads' from the newspapers.
The carrousel, scenic railway, toboggan,
motion pictures and Katzenjammer Cas-
tie were all thronged with happy boys
and girls this morning. enjoying the gem
erosity of the management.
This afternoon at the park there will
be a doll baby parade and handsoms
souvenir will be given 10 every ''nttl,
mother" carrying a doll baby In parade
This evening at 2 o'clock there viii b,
merry widow hat parade for women
The woman wearing the largest hat viii
receive S in gold; best trimmed, s. il
gold; second largest, $3.50 in gold; Sec
ond best trimmed. $3.50 in gold. The
rules are "one head, no hands, in car.
rying hats"
A merry Confetti war will begin with
the parade. Everybody of even TEN.
per-has been requested to leave the park
before the confetti war.
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
this LITTLE BOY
HAD ALONG FALL
Albert Stats TumbIed From
a Window and Broke
His Wrist

Bin. Bounce. And another bounse and
another one.
This. in brief comprised minute rin
with adventure for Albert S aats, 10
years old, Of No 2s7 shipley street, this
morning.
Albert. through some infringement Of
tho law of gravity--which, unlike ordinary
laws, must always be obeyed-fell from
the second story window Of his home tn s
morning. II didn't make any difference to
Albert. though. He just bounced and
bounced and laughed. Then relatives ran
to pick him up.
The fall was a mighty big ore FOR litt'e
boy but. thanks be for Albert, he seem d
TO have an elasticity that took away some
of the density OF the pavement and VIII n
he was picked mp he wasn't worrying at
all. The fractured wrist was only an
incident.
DR.. owen c. Spear, Of Second and West
streets. was called and reduced the frac-
ture. while Albert told him all about his
little flight from the second story window
and how he enjoyed the bounce.
Now Albert is known as the Rubber
Boy"
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
STATE CHAIRMAN
in TAFT LEAGUE
Many Other Republicans Join
Gen. 7. c. dupont in
the Movement

Membership in the Taft League Of Della
ware took a boom this morning when
several hundred Republicans of the city
forwarded their cards and subscriptions 10
the treasurer, Joseph II. Bartlett General
T. Coleman DUPONT, chairman Of the Re.
publican State Committee was among the
first to endorse the work of the league
by sending in his membership card with
a substantial contribution. Before noon
every official and clerk in the Court
House had joined the league. The league
is looking forward to a membership OF
1900 and all Republicans who are de
sirous of being among the number are in
vited TO send their membership cards to
MIR. Bartlett or to any other officer ol
the league at an early date that an ag.
gressive campaign in the interest OF the
National Republican party may be begun
here at once. 1t was announced this morn.
ing that the league would financially as.
sist the Republican State Committee in It's
campaign work and that the residue OF
the fund would be turned over to thu
Republican National Commit ee 10 assist
that committee in its effort TO carr States
now admitted to be Democratic.
Headquarters for the league will b:
opened at No. IA Market street mex week
by which time a Taft and Sherman
banner will be ready to be flown to th'
breeze.
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
SAYS BAILEY HAS
LOST PRESTIGE
Son of Former Senator Mills
Declares Texas Senator is
Dying on the Wing

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2o.-Former United
States Senator Roger Quaries Mills, Of
Texas. who recently underwent an oper-
alton at Johns Hopkins Hospital for in
testinal trouble, is today taking exercise
on the veranda of the institution almost
entirely cured Of his malady. Senator
Mills and his son. Charles Mills, who
has been constantly with his father since
coming to this city, hope to leave the
hospital next week.
Charles Mills. who is well posted on
Texas politics talked Interestingly on po-
ntical conditions in the Lone Star State.
After declaring that Bryan would carry
the state by a big majority and that
the negro question in Texas had been
settled and speaking on the prohibi-
ton movement Mr. Mills said;
Omitted States Senator Joseph W.
Bailey, who at one time was a powerful
factor in the Senate and who was idol
lied by his followers in Texas is dying
on the wing in politics. The shake up
he got in the Standard oil Investigations
chopped his popularity off in me bud.
At the last election he only defeated Cone
Johnson by a majority OF 3,OOO Cone
johnson will be the next United States
Senator from Texas"
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
SOLDIER DROWNED
AT DELAWARE CITY
In Stepping From a Boat,
Hospital AttaChe Fell
Into the Canal
BODY RECOVERED
EARLY TO-DAY

John Corkery. aged about 25 years.
a private attached TO the hospital corps
at Fort dupont was drowned at Della
ware City shortly after II o'clock last
night. His body was recovered after
midnight. Coroner Galloway is max
ing an investigation.
Corkery had spent the evening on a
yacht in the canal near the locks, and
in attempting to step from the boat TO
the shore, his foot slipped and he fell
into the water. He Immediately sank
and as he did not come to the surface
twas presumed that he came up
under the vessel, and being unable 20
get from under It, was drowned.
The body was removed TO the fort
upon being recovered. The yacht from
which he fell left Delaware City this
morning.
Cookery until about two weeks ago
was attached to the hospital corps at
Fort Mott, n. j., but was transferred
TO orFt dupont. His home is in Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
NEGRO SUCCEEDS
BEST IN SOUTH
DR.. Washington Advises Col
Ored Business Men TO
be Thrifty

Tho ninth annual convention Of tho
National Negro Business League began
its sessions yesterday in Baltimore. the
500 delegates In attendance were well
coined to the city by Mayor Mahool in
speech which aroused the enthusiasm OF
the colored business and professional
men and artisans TO q high pitch. The
most important feature of the day was
the annual address of the president OF
the organization, Booker n. Washing
ton! of Tuskegee. Ala.
During this speech yesterday Dr.
Washington took occasion TO pay a high
tribute TO Cardinal Gibbons. saying that
the amicable relations between the white
people and the negroes OF this city and
state was largely due 10 his influence.
lie also stated that the negro succeeds
betteN In the South. In business way.
than anywhere else In the country. and
he pointed out that tho negro and the
white man OF that section viii always
get along better than in any other Sec
tion because In the South the white man
Is willing TO give the negro business man
a better chance
j. H. johnson, ]. II. Hewcs. Charles III.
colbourn. II. s. Anderson. Or. Samuel
G. Ebert and Or. J. b. subbs. are the
Delaware delegates TO the convention.
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
GOOD news NOW
SAFE in PORT

With a cargo Of black powder for the
DUPONT Powder Comply the former
Baltimore barkentine Good News ar
rived at Tacoma, Wash. from VIII
mington, after a tedious an eventful
passage of 2O9 days. The vessel had
very severe weather or Cane Horn.
She struggled Cor forty days 10 get
into the Pacific. However. she was
rot damaged at that time. On Ma,
26, when off the latitude Of Valparaiso.
su den squat carried away all the
yards on her foremas. ao6 pact can''
all of the sails. For days the crippled
vessel was unable to make much pro-
gress while her wornout crew worked
to fix up a jury rig. New saiis had
TO be cut and bent When she arriV "a
the 80 sci had the foretop gallant
mast. the mizzen topmdst and other
parts aloft missing. 81 e carried hut
one yard. a spare top-gallant spar, i'm
provised as a foreyard Capt. Peter
Erickson and p men comprise the
crew. The vessel was long overdue
and was quoted at SO Der cent.
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
SPECIAL SERMONS AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The Rev. DR.. Mason W. Pressly in the
First Presbyterian Church has arranged
for the next two following Sundays in
August, a series of short sermons as fol-
lows; "Our Homes for Chr ST." our Chill
dren for Christ" and "Our Country for
Christ" with attractive decorations and
music. The new church banner called the
Conquest Flag" viii be shown. on next
Sunday in the morning, Dr. PRESLEY viii
speak on Christ and our Homes" and
I'm the evening on Christ and Politics"
He has said that after the next Novem-
Der elections the political cemeteries W Il
be full, and the epitaph on the tombst ones
viii be KILLED by political steam-roller,
propelled by n moral issue" On the fol.
lowing Sunday. the sOth. Dr. Pressly will
ask and answer, in the morning. the ques.
tion. May little child be a Christian
In the evening he Will talk on Roosevelt
Revolution and Ruin. or Roosevelt Re.
publicanism and Religion
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
DR.. OLIVER ]. GRAY
LOSES His FOOT
Load of Shot Tore the Mem
Der So That II Had to
Be Amputated

SALISBURY. Md. Aug. 2O.-Dr. Oil
yer Gray. Of Wilmington, while visit
ing at the home of his father. Rev
Joshua Gray, of Quantico, WicomicC
county, was severely injured by the
premature explosion of a shotgun yes
terday.
While placing a shell in his gun the
charge was exploded and the wound in
flicted necessitated the amputation OF
the left foot above the ankle. William
NJ. Day, Of Salisbury. was near the
scene OF the accident with his auto.
mobile at the time and took DR.. Gray
to the Peninsula General Hospital. al
Salisbury. where DR.. J. NJ. c. T. Dicl
performed the operation.
Mrs. Gray went to Salisbury thii
morning TO be with her wounded hus
band. DR.. Gray is one of the well.
known younger physicians of this city
his Office being at No. 1928 Marke
street Or. L. M. Beaston is attend
ing TO DR.. Gray's practice.
Evening journal., 1908-08-20
DIED AS RESULT
OF Her BURNS
Miss Bierman Expired After
Suffering Greatly
For Hours

AS a result Of being badly burned,
Miss Gertrude Bierman. aged Is years,
daughter of John A. Bierman. a provi-
sion dealer, at Eighth and Madison
streets and one of the best known Ger
man-Americans in the city. died at her
home. No. 9l2 jackson street. last night
Every possible thing was done. two ply
sicians and two nurses being in at
tendance but death came after hours Of
suffering. DR.. .. L. McGrath and Dr.
Joseph p. Pyle attended the young
woman.
The funeral will take place from her
late home on Saturday morning and re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated at the
Sacred Heart Church at Tenth and Mad
ison streets. Interment will be made in
Cathedral Cemetery
The death of Miss Bierman has caused
much sorrow among her many friend .
and her parents are grief-stricken. En-
dowed with a sweet disposition she was
beloved by them and all her acquain,~
ances
The young woman was burned while
trying to start a fire with coal oil in
bungalow on the farm of Bernard
Beste, at Elkton. where she and some
friends were staying.