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MANY VISIT CLEVELAND GRAVE.
Wife of Dead ex-President Will Go to New
Hampshire Soon.

Princeton N. J., June N.-The movement which
has been started TO erect by subscription, public
monument In memory Of ex-President Grover
Cleveland is being discussed in New Jersey lnu-
mate friends of the Cleveland family doubt that
Mrs Cleveland would favor such proposition ana
suggest the advsabty Of getting her approval
before taking any action.
To-day there was an unusual number OF visitors
to the Witherspoon Street Cemetery, and the CleVe
land family plot the object OF interest
1t is understood that soon as Mrs Cleveiano
can arrange her affairs she will leave here for
New Hampshire to Join her mother, VINO mas tne
two younger Cleveland children in charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
JUSTICE FINELITE TO MARRY.

Justice Alexander Finelite. Of the City Court. is
TO turn his summer vacation into honeymoon
trim He went TO the City Hall late Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Bertha %. Finestone of No
les West 117th street the last couple to get into
the marriage license bureau. Justice Finelite did
not say when he intended TO be married. Miss
pgnestone is a daughter of Louis limestone. She is
tventv-nine years old ten years younger than s!ie
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S. ?. c. A. AND HORSES,
" OF The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: I greatly pleased to reported fn your
paper the good work done at the Long Island
speedway by the Society for Prevention Of Cruelty
TO Animals. The society should receive notice and
encouragement in every way by the public as 1t is
doing grand work in protecting the helpless
faithful and much abused horses. Every time
am In the city of New York I overloaded
trucks and horses hardly able to drag their loads
up the inclined Especially does the society
need TO direct attention to the italian owners Of
horses, as they cruel here well as in their
own country. A SYMPATHIZER.
Plainfeld, n. J.. juno g. 1908.
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DIPLOMATS EXPRESS CONDOLENCES.

Washington. June N.-Japsnese Ambassador Ia
kahra and of the attaches Of the embassy left
to-day for Chicago. wnere the ambassador Will
Nine Takahira and her daughter who
their way to Washington from Japan. Baron
Takahra first called at the State Department and
expressed condolences over the death Of ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland Minister Herrarte. of Guatemala.
called the department. for the same purpose.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
OTIS SKINNER OFF FOR LONDON

Otis Skinner, the actor sailed yesterday for Lon
don the Atlantic Transport liner Mlnnehaha
After two months IN England and on the CONT
nent he will return to New York. opening his sea-
In new play In Buffalo. DIR. MONTGOMERY E.
Ieary. of Rochester. accompanied by Mrs Learv
also a passenger He said was going
abroad to study the hospitals OF London and Paris
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
DR.. WASHINGTON GLADDEN. I'LL.

Columbus Ohio. June N.-Dr. Washington Glad
den is confined to his home here with an acute
bronchial attack. Two weeks ago. at the First
Congregational Church picnic. he caught severe
cold. He able to preach the next day. but
has not been able to attend to his parish duties
sin
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

Forecast for Special Localities-For Maryland anf
Of Columbia fair and to-day; Mon
day. fair: light south winds.
Delaware and New Jersey. fair to-day; warmer IN
the interior: Monday. fair: light south winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern ew York fair
TO nd Monday: light south winds. "
For New England. fair to-day: warmer
portion; Monday fair south
winds
For PENNSYLVANIA. fair
and cooler; light to fresh
winds
For York and
cooler Monday Monday night light fresh southeast
winds
Local Official Record--The following Official record
the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
peraure for twenty-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding Of year:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
ARIoN SOCIETY SAILS FOR EUROPE

-Four hundred members Of the Arion Singing So
cety. Of Brooklyn. accompanied by their families
sailed for Bremen yesterday the North German
Lloyd liner Barbarossa. The society. which will
make tour Of Europe, occupied the entire first
cabin OF the steamer A band and an unusually
large crowd were the pier to give the singers a
partinR greeting.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
COUNT ALDRAvANDI TRANSFERRED

TBy Telegraph to The Tribunal
New Orleans. June 27.-Count Louis Aldravandi,
Italian Consul here has been transferred
charge daffaires for his government IN Ven
ezuela- He was formerly acting consul general at
New York.
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MR.. SHERMAN HAS COMFORTABLE DAY.

Cleveland. June 27.-Representative James s.
Sherman passed very comfortable day. and to-
night his temperature, pulse and respiration
normal. Mr.. Sherman will be kept IN the hospi-
tai a few days to recover his strength, decreased
by fever.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
ROBERT MUIR.

| Winnipeg, June 27.-Robert Muir, prominent
Manitoba grain merchant and former president Of
the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
NEW HEAD FOR SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

Nashville Tenn, June 2-Bishop Thomas F.
Cailor Of Tennessee. was elected chancellor OF
the University Of the South. sewanee, to-day TO
succeed the late Bishop Cspers. OF South Carolina
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLlBishop T. B. NeeIey, Buenos
Ayres. BELMONT-A- A Mccormick. Indianap-
oils. HOFFMAN-Signor Holmes1and, Havana
HOTEL ASTOR-N. Haagensen. Bergen Norway
HOLLAND-Co1onel WoIsey Cox, London Meth
ERLAND-Str Gilbert Parker, London PLAZA
Mime. c. de Soto. Paris SEVILLE-HaroId Pet
Louis
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
SAMUEL DlSSTON.

Philadelphia, June 27.-SamueI Disston, for many
years secretary and general manager Of Henry
Disston & Sons works Of this city, died to-
day, after a long illness, aged seventy years.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

Highest temperature yesterday So degrees: lowest ss
73: for corresponding date
es for corresponding date Of last thythres
IL
south winds.
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TNDERThErRS-

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West zs6 s.- caapsia
Private and public sr15ulancss. Tel 1924 Chssss-
Rev. stephen Merritt, the woyfd-vfss-knovn undss.
saker Only place Of business. 9th and Tsi
s. Yarpest in tn. world. Tel 124 and f25 Cr.i,.s
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CoRIEI-wEILER-on Thursday, June - 1908 a, the
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daughter OF Mrs George Weller. to John n. CorieI.
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[Ry Telegraph 70 The Tribune. !

New London, June T.-Hyton Coley. Of Douglas
Arlz., and Miss Anna Walton Belden. of this city.
were married at the brides home by the Rev. j.
Romeyn Danforth, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional Church. The bridegroom is the of the
late Captain Bernard T. Colley. r. n. His homo
is in Auckland New Zealand, but he is at present
in Douglas, Ariz., where he is engaged in his pro-
fesson as a metallurgist The bride is the daughter
of Commodore Samuel n. Belden L. s. N, retired
New Bedford. Mass, June IA wedding of in
terest In Boston New York and Washington took
place to-day when Miss Mary Smoot daughter OF
Mrs William B. Geoghegan, of Washington, was
married to Robert Parkman Blake. of Boston, son
of Mrs S. Parkman Blake, of Brmmer street. A
special train from Boston brought d large number
of guests Charles Head, the Boston banker, gave
his niece away.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

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rom Europe were:
THE ST. PAUL. FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
. n. II. Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
odfrey Haggard- Robbins.
lexander Graham. Mr. and Mrs. l.. J.
THE CAMPANIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
fr. and Mrs. Il. ?. Ben Mr. and Mrs. L. Francis
Hyde.
Gorge L. Cade F. II. NJ. Hammond Graeme.
r. and Mrs. s. G. n. Cook Captain II. Iemly u. s. A.
6. Palfray.
THE AMER1KA. FROM HAMBURG.
]. Cutclihe. Mr. and Mrs Charles J.
r ard Mrs- NJ. c. Foster.
ss Josephine Miller. Mr. Summer
LA LORRAINE, FROM HAyRE.
W. :. Pell. @. n Thompson.
l.. Walker L 3. Simonds.
fired Wright. Homer Nelson
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Brown. Margaret X. Elizabeth II.
Cowl. Walter Y. Sutton John ].
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Haven.
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When Colonel FTankIln BaItIettr or cOu1lseI IUr
Harry K Thaw, asked yesterday about the
hal abeas corpus proceedings which A. Russell Pea
body had obtained he said every effort would be
made by Thaw's counsel to have him tried by jury
I'VE shall also raise legal point he said. but
what this is do not care to say yet The case
will probably not come to trial until fall
Colonel Bartlett said it was his opinion that
Thaw, instead Of being transferred to Matteawan
while the trial pending. would be taken to
the Westchester County Jail. and he intimated his
intention to move for such disposition Of his client
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11
WEAPONS WERE USED
Said That Knife and KnuckS
Were Used in Engage
ment Over Dog.
TRIAL THIS AFTERNOON.

The case in which Edward Brown.
Charles and Herschel Stanley are
principals. and which greN. out of
some trouble over a dog, was to come
to trial in the city court at = O'Clock
this afternoon. Charles Stanley is
charged with assault and Herschel
Stanley with drawing a weapon, it
being alleged that he drew a knife on
Brown. 1t is also claimed that both
the Stanleys ware knucks, at the
time they went TO the railroad yards
in search of Brown. who is an en-
ploye fthe Pennsylvania railroad
company. Brown lost a dog and
found it in possession of Herschel
Stanley. When he went TO claim the
animal. Stanley refused TO give IL up
and trouble ensued. Later, it is
claimed the two Stanleys hunted
Brown up and more trouble ensued
and 1t appears that Brown had the
best OF the encounter Just what the
facts in the case really are remains
to be untangled at the hearing OF the
case this afternoon. A number OF
witnesses were in court this morning.
but owing to the absence OF the prose-
cutor. incident to his being up late 10
get election returns there was a post
pOnement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11
Clip This Recipe. 1t Makes Pint of
Excellent Cough Syrup.

The effectiveness of the simple
recipe given below will prove
Il pleasing surprise 10 those who
seem 10 acquire a cough On
every occasion. and spend con-
siderable money in ready
made" cough syrups.
4 full pint is easily made at
home in five minutes. al slight
expense. Il is remarkably
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membranes usually stopping a
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Il Is also excellent for sore Or
weak Lungs, wh0opiug cough.
bronchial troubles and other
throat affections.
Take three-quarters Of 4 pound
Of GTanulated sugar. add water.
heat and stir until you have q
thick syrup. Put 21.oz. OF Piurx
in q pint bottle. then fill II up
with the GRADUATED Sugar
Syrup. and shake well. Keep
we'll corked and it will never
spoil lake A teaspoonfuI every
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11
CAV|SK'S REPORT
ENDS TERRELL CASE
Very Probable That There
Will Be No Further
Development.
THE MATTER is ENDED.
EN- HAS SAID SO-SON AND
DAUGHTER VISITED THE IN.
SANE MURDERER.

1t is not expected there will be any
further development in reference to
the case of John W. Terrell, the insane
murderer of Melvin Wolfe. his son-in-
law, in Wells county, five years ago.
The report of Father Gavisk, of the
State Board Of charities, which was a
full statement in regard to the case of
Terrell, declaring him to be insane, is
believed to put the matter at an end.
The son and daughter of Terrell re-
Gently visited Easthaven and were al
lowed to see their father, but no state
ment in reference to their visit has
been available. Dr.. S. +. Smith, med
ical superintendent of Easthaven,
when approached on this subject, de-
clined to make an ystatement. saying
the report of Father Gavisk had ended
the matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11
H|SLAST APPEARANCE
Frank R. Robertson Will Deliv-
er Last Travel Lecture at
Eariham Tonight.
ADDRESSES PROFITABLE.

Wednesday night, at Earlham col
lege, Dr. Frank r. Robertson will give
his final lecture. This series of lee
lures has been given for the benefit of
the general fund o fine Athletic asso-
citation and the promise is that 1t will
profit to a considerable extent. The
final lecture will be on The Land of
the Incas." i'll which he will cover Pc
I'll, Bolivia nd Lake Titicaca; historic
Lima, the city of the Three Kings,
with the corpse of Pizarro and memo.
ries fthe inquisition; her fourscore
churches. with their broken minarets,
crumbling stone. fading colors and
hideouS images; her arcades and
streets of balconies: the Cordilleras.
the mighty spinal column of South
America Arequipa. the second city of
Peru, aud the tour over the Cordilier-
as to Lake Titicaca, one of whose is
lands was the Eden of the Incas, the
birthplace of their prehistoric empire,
whose civilization has been the won
der and mysteries of centuries. Gus
co, the Inca capital, the most import
ant city in America 400 years ago. now
the heart of all that is most interest
ing in Peru, in ruins. will be described
La Plaz. the capital of Bolivia is on 40
hills with stairway streets pano-
rama 0 fred. blue. orange and white
roofs. The queerest. quaintest CAPT
| tai in South America in the very heart
of the Andes, are to be dealt with.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11

After the program d business session
followed. The society will meet
again next month.
y - y
The meeting of the Musical Study
club this morning was postponed IN
til the evening meeting which will be
held Tuesday, February twenty fifth.
y y y
Miss Jessie Beeler and Miss Marga-
ret Sedgwck. have returned from In
danapolis. where they were the house
guests of Miss Edna Trucblood OF that
place.
Raymond Nicholson arrived this
afternoon 10 attend the banquet given
tonight in the Reid Memorial church
in honor of his grandfather. Mr., Tim
UIhy Nicholson. He will be the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nicholson, of East Main street.
y y ::
| Mrs j. NJ. Wampler and son Bonner,
left this noon for Greensburg, Indiana,
where they will attend a reunion.
y y -
The Martha Washington society
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Mink, Of South Fourth street.
y y Y
The Criterion Literary society met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
! Powers of North c street. Roll call
was responded to by quotations. after
which the subject WRITERS of the
! Present Day" was discussed by the
members. The hostess also gave a
| reading which was very good. The
| following committee was appointed 10
| make arrangements for the next meet
| ing, Mrs Charles Ford. Mrs. w. O.
! Wissler, and Mrs. p. K. Jessup. This
meeting will be held the twenty
! fourth of February. at the home of
| Mrs. Charles Ford OF North Twenty
! first street. and program will be Civ,
ell in honor of WashingtOn's birthday
A luncheon will be served.
u y \
The WOman's Home and Foreign
missionary society of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church, will meet to-
morrow afternoon at twO-thirty o'clock
with Mrs. Van Zant. on North Tenth
street. 1t will be mite box day.
Y e \
The Penny club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. John Mitchell
423 South Twelfth street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11

one. two or three hours. The
taste is very agreeable-a fea-
ture which eommeads il 20 child
rem who rebel against most
forms of medicine. ---
Pinex, as you probably know.
is the most concentrated form
Of Norway White Pine Extract.
II is rich in guaiacol and other
elements which make the ozone
Of the pine forests 50 effective
curing consumption.
None Of the many pine oil or
pine tar preparations are to be
compared with the real Pinex
itself. Most druggists have it or
can easily get il for a customer
If requested
The 2Iz oz. OF Pinex should
cost you about fifty cents, and
the Granuiated Sugar about four
cents. Total cost. - cent? for
& full pint OF the mixture
enough 10 last the whole family
A long time
Cut out this recipe and paste
II in yoUr scrap book.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11

At the Players club in New York
one evening there was guest from
out of town, a playwright well known
for his extraordinary facility in turn
ing out the alleged "drammers" that
do the 'ten-twenty-thirt' circuits. 1t
is no uncommon thing for this pro-
Queer to grind out five or six of his
plays annually.
Some one innocently asked the play
wright II 1t was rather difficult to find
new ideas for his plays.
Really don't know" was the frank
answer OF the man who has made
thousands OF dollars from his dram
mers" II have never tried it"-New
York Tribune.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11
Deaths and Funerals.

BURDEN-Waltor Burden, aged g
Years died Monday at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. benjamin Smith. one mile
south of Boston. The funeral will
take place Thursday morning. Inter.
ment in the New Paris cemetery.
RAFTER-Mary Rafter died Mon
day at her home % South Seventeenth
street. Funeral will be Wednesday at
O'Clock at St. MaTy's church and will
be private. Interment in 81. Mary s
cemetery.