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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-13
HARRY THAW SHOWS
HIS SELF|SHNESS
Desires Lawyers to Hasten
Decree That He May Get
Out of MatteaWan.
SHE WILL NOT MARRY.
EVELYN DENIES SHE WILL WE'D
WESTERN MILLIONAIRE ON AN
NULMENT GRANT-GOOD FEEL
ING BETWEEN THAWS.

New York. March 40, Harry rhaw
was served with tho summons and
complaint in the suit for annulmen'
brought against him by Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw. Thaw made no comment. az
cepting the documents very quietly
and slowing them away in his poke
without examination. He has known
for weeks that they would be forth
coming sooner or later. for it now de
yelops that the plan to secure the an
nulment of the marriage was devised
by Mrs. William Thaw and EVely Il
Thaw at a conference less than week
from the date OF Harry's acquittal
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U. S. YARDS. CHICAGO.

$4,000: left over cor. Cattle 1000.
Sheep 5000.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Small house and rooms.
1915 North d. 1877
FOR RENT-BriCk house. rooms, ali
conveniences; 734 S. 9th street. In
Guire Is North 10th street 13-2t
FOR RENT-Furnished house, ll9
South 18th street. See w. ].
Hiatt, S \. 9th street l2.@t
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Cincinnati Livestock.

Cincinnati. March Il
Hocs-Recoipts 80; quiet.
Butchers st.e5d as.
Cattle-ReceiPts 31a, active
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The Market Place of Richmond
for buyer or seller. A trial will con-
vince you that Palladium Classified
Ads are result bringers.
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WANTED-Two good lady solicitors.
Take orders in Richmond and near
towns. Must come with good refer
ences. Cash salary. Inquire for
I'D. M" 7 to 8 p. m, Central Hotel.
13-1t
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peculi-r Situation

It is also asserted now upon excel
lent authority that Thaw is not Only
favorable to the annuiment action. but
is actually urging his mother and law
yers to hasten the decree upon the as
sumption that the sooner Evelyn is
free Of him the sooner he will get
away from Matteawan.
Simultaneous with The service Of the
summons on Thaw his mother depart
I'd from New York for Pittsburg. She
Is expected TO remain in Pittsburs until
Attorney Peabody has drawn up the
perfunctory answer of herself and her
son TO Evelyn's complaint. This an
swer will be HtlIe more than request
for proof Of the allegations of insanity.
No real attempt will be made 10
prove that they are not true, nor is 1t
expected that any counter allegations
concerning Evelyn will be made. the
understanding between the wife and
the mother is evidently perfect, AS
Mrs. Thaw left town Mr.. Peabody
said: 'sHarrys mother has nothing
but the kindliest feeling for the young
er Mrs. Thaw. There Is no rancor in
their relations whatsoever.
The rumor that Evelyn only awaits
The annulment TO marry western mil,
| tionaire and settle down 10 = life thou
| sands OF miles from the scene OF her re
markabIe career. IS denied by Mrs
Thaw's attorney and friends. They
saw she has no intention Of marrying
and has not Vet developed plans for tbs
future beyond the end Of the annul
neut case.
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WANTED-Young girl to assist al
light houscwork. JOS S. 9th st.
13-lt
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Toledo Grain.

Toledo. O., March 81
Wheat-Cash 9612.
COrn-Cash Ga.
ClOverSeed-Cash $11.25.
Alsike-Cash $1,000.
Rye-Cash 90.
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Deaths and Funerals.

WfNIFEED.
Gold Medal Flour is best for pastry.
beatrice.
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Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost,
Found, Miscellaneous, Lodge Notice,
Cards of Thanks, Obituaries, ETC.,
1 CENT A WORD.
Situations Wanted, are Free.
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WANTED-Your carpets, rugs. up
holstery, mattresses. etc, to clean
by our vacuum process Richmond
House Cleaning Co. Phone, Home
1916. Bell 395R. 22-tf
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Fer SALE:
Richmond Seed Market.

Grunge & Coz
Glover Seed (per bu) $1,000
Timothy (per bu) .. =. :. :. ..s225
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pairing. Harry Anderson, 516 S.
9th street. 13-7t
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It's That Morgan, Sth and N. E

The Great Blood Purifier. For sale
by Leo II. Fihe. T. f. Mcdonald and
". II. Sudhoff.
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FARM LANDS.

Small places near city. J. Ed. Moore
over y. Eth street. jsnS-3rss
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Chicago.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
By CorrelI anc
Sew York, March 13.-

By Correll and Thompson, Brokers.
Eaton. o.
Chicago, March 13.--
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-19
FEDERAL ELY
NEEDS MONEY
Circular Letter to Stock
holders Urges Change
for Assessment

In letter to ckholders calling
attention to the special meeting that
Is to be held on the Gath of this
month. the Federal Ely company ex-
plains the necessity of SO changing
the articles of incorporation that 1t
will be possible to assess the stock.
The letter tells of the valuable hold
ings which the company has acquired
since the company was organized on
the original eight CLAIMS; of how GER
tain individuals In the company have
had to make personal advances of
large sums of money 10 protect these
holdings since 1t became impossible
to sell treasury stock as a result of
the recent financial slump. and 1t
urges that all stock holders support
the proposition to make the stock as
sessable so that all may bear an
equal share of the burden of holding
onto the extremely valuable acquisi-
lions The letter says:
As you are doubtless aware, when
the company was formed and Its
stock placed on the market. IL owned
eight mining claims. namely, the
Justice, Savage, Groop, Rather, Lead
King, United States Mint, Oakland
and Oakland Fraction mining claims,
and had an option to purchase what
is known as the Dickerson group of
mining claims. consisting of the Sell
ma No. / Selma No. 2, Selma No. 3,
Dickson No. 1. Dickson No. 2, Dick
son No. 3. Mountain Maid and Gold
Reef mining claims.
Since the company was launched
and its stock placed upon the market
and a portion OF the treasury stock
disposed OF, the company has secured
options to purchase what Is known as
the Tempest. Harmon Fraction,
Queen of the West and Panama lode
mining claims. also what Is known as
the Heusser ranch and water right.
THE Queen of the West. Harmon
and the Tempest are situated most
favorably, and In the center OF the
mineral belt of the Ely district. The
ranch consists of 600 acres of land,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-19
MINING, MARKETS AND METAL

and very valuable water right con-
nected Herewith
In making payments upon the
purchase price for these various prop
critics the company has exhausted the
funds derived from the sale of treas
ury stock and has been compelled to
borrow very considerable sums of
money from certain of the individual
stockholders. There is still con-
siderable amount unpaid on the pur-
chase price of the various properties
held under bond, and IL the company
wishes to secure absolute title to
these properties, some method of Sc
curing the necessary funds In order
to complete the payment must be de-
vised
1T would seem that the most equi-
table and fairest way to secure these
funds Is for each and every stock
holder to contribute his proportionate
amount. In this way the burden falls
upon each alike, in proportion to his
holdings in the company, and no one
Is taxed beyond his just proportion.
The company, in the opinion of
those who are familiar with its prop
erty, has very valuable assets, and 1t
only requires the expenditure of
comparatively small amount of
money to complete the title and place
the company upon a sound footing
The future of the camp of Ely is
assured beyond all controversy. In
the very near future 1t will be equip
ped with milling and smelling facili-
ties. which will enable a vast amount
of ore to be reduced and converted
into bullion. The camp gives rom
Use Of being able to afford tonnage
of ore which the present facilities
will be entirely inadequate to handle,
and which will therefore require the
erection of additional milling and
smelling facilities. The water owned
by your company is an asset, as stat
ed before, of very great value The
ranch affords an ideal site for milling
and smelling facilities, with
abundance of water for both purposes
and the title to this, as well as the
mining properties, should be perfect
ed with the least possible delay.
The present articles of incorpora-
ton do not provide for any means of
raising money by assessment. and in
order to make the stock assessable,
1t will be essential that the articles of
Incorporation be amended. This will
require a two-third vote of the out
standing capital stock, and It is hoped
and desired that no stakeholder will
oppose the amendment and thus
stand In the way of financing the
company and placing 1t in position to
secure the necessary funds to COM
plete the purchase of the property
held by it, and affording means to
properly develop and equip the prop
erty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-19
MARKET MAKES GOOD RECOVERY
FROM ATTACK Of THE BEARS
Strength Gained Yesterday Throughout the List
-Pessmism Gets Setback Through Denial of
Reports of Decreasing Business Metals Firmer

Real strength in the market was
demonstrated yesterday, when re-
covery was made from the bear at
tack on Tuesday and a gain all along
the line recorded The favorable
action of the stocks was accompanied
by improvement for all of the metals,
these Strengthening materially and
giving some grounds for expectation
of advance.
Pessimistic reports which have
been hurled at the market from all
bear quarters during the last week
appear to have been pretty well dis
sipated Denials from the trade and
manufacturing centers of falling OF
in business this month in comparison
with the first half of FEBRUARY and
assertion from the railroads that
gains and not losses are being made
evidently had some part In the better
situation which came about yesterday
and which looks as II it might pre-
vail for some further time. with an
occasional halt for profit taking.
On the local board yesterday sales
were small. aggregating only 1,6S5
shares. Ely has recently put out a
lot of money In various new enter
prices. both at home and in other dis
tricts and as matter OF fact Is short
of buying power. Holders of the
principal issues of the district, Cum
berland Ely and Nevada CONSOLIDATE
ed. are not letting go of their certi-
ficates In order to raise cash, having
these stocks in their possession as
investments which they know will
later pay handsomely for the conf
dence placed in them. On the other
hand they are picking up all of the
stocks they can manage to get hold
of. Sales yesterday on the local
board were as follows: Butte Ely.
100 at SO: Cumberland Ely, 10 at
$S.62h. Ely Consolidated. 800 at
60; Federal Ely. 100 at 15; Giroux.
25 at s340: Mcdonald Ely. 100 at
80; Robinson. 900 at 6; Ely Witch.
so at 50. Quotations on the
O'Clock call were as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-19
COPPER HAS GAINED
MUCH BETTER POSITION
BOSTON. March 1

. BOSTON, March 1S.-The
. Boston News Bureau says:
"Firmness In the copper mar
. ket IL becoming more pronounc-
ed with electrolytic at 10 cents.
. Inquiries from domestic buyers
. are increasing and these are be-
. ing followed up with good bust I
. ness. The statistical position is
. found to be one of encouraging I
soundness and some of the big I
. producers are so well sold up
. that they have comparatively I
> little free copper to offer even I
. for May and June. Europe has I
> been sending over urgent orders I
> recently for round amounts and I
, prime grades of electrolytic are ,
> very scarce under 10 cents. In ,
> fact holders have declined to en- I
> terrain propositions at that I
> price.
. The situation shows decided ,
. Improvement Lake is held in I
> some quarters at 13A and the ,
. tendency of the market is to I
> harden. Spectators have re- ,
. Gently been exceedingly anxious I
. to buy large quantities, believ- I
. ing that the market Is bound to I
. advance. Holders offer eau I
> tiously, and few more big or ,
> ders would soon give prices I
> substantial lift. Stocks all ,
, around are moderate and con- I
. sumers ara but slightly sup I
, piled
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-19
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY

Those desiring investment real in the will
find excellent opportunity than afforded in lots
the business and residence districts Of Ely City the certain
largest population and highest activity in this mining
district.
Ely City is the terminal point Of the Nevada Northern rail
road and the only practical sites for large railroad
yards Shops freight depot houses round houses
that available in the district It must therefore remain
the railroad of the district all trains whether for pas
senger freight line traffic beginning and ending their
here Its future great smelling center which will at
tonnage of from all Nevada and from parts
of California and Utah is also assured.
For the accommodation of important needs and
preparation for much greater which will develop with the
beginning of production for their immense concentrating
and smelling plants by the Cumberland Ely and Nevada Con
soldaed mining companies number of fine modern build
ngs have been erected Ely City miles of broad streets
graded sidewalks built electric light wires for lamp
residence and other purposes put service power lines placed
telephone lines built throughout the TOWNSHIP miles Of
water MAINS delivering splendid service from mountain
springs put under the streets and tapped by service pipes
all residences and buildings well connected with ade
quate system of fire hydan and many other taken with
result Of placing Ely City the present time the front
the most modern and best equipped city the state of Nevada
In placing money in Ely City real the investor
make mistake affords opportunity for the making of
high legitimate profits For further information call
address the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-19
BANK OF ELY QUOTATIONS.
New York Noon Bid.)
EXPECT RUSH TO COLORADO

LAS VEGAS, New, March Anticipating the rush
which will later be made to the of the recent
rich strikes Colorado river southeast of Las Vegas
number of enterprng citizens have located the only available
TOWNSHIP in the vicinity 1t has been named jamestown in
of AL James, of the and will be surveyed
immediately and placed the market The location of the
TOWNSHIP the west side of the river directly from
the rich strike Since the Sears strike others who have
long had faith that section have been active and several
other rich strikes have been made
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-19
BINFoRD A. HuIsE LETTER.

The market picked up today and
most of the stocks regained their
losses of yesterday The Ely stocks
gained little. The market was
quite strong and held up well to the
The sun., 1908-01-18
WIRELESS IN USE TO COLON.
Naval Academy station In Regular Conn
munIUatIon w1th th0 Esthmu.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. 1.-THE wireless
telegraph station at tho Upited States
Naval Academy is at present handling
messages over a longer distance than at
any time since ltS establishment
1t has lately set up succsssful communi-
cation, with Colon. Panama. and messages
to and from the Isthmus are being sent and
received regularly.
Among other places with which tho
Annapolis station has regular communica-
ton are Guantanamo. Cuba; San Juan.
Porto Rico; Pensacola and Key West. All
these places are naval stations and quick
communication with them is OF great inn
pOrtance to the service.
The station here Ia used to instruct the mid
shipmen in the principles and manipulation
Of the wireless telegraph. The station was
transferred from tho department Of navi-
CATION, to which il formerly was attached.
IL is now part Of the recently established
department of electricity, OF which Lieu
tenants Commander W. N. Bullard IL the
first head
The sun., 1908-01-18
MINERS RESCUED FROM FIRE.
Forty Men saved After Hours OG Waitlns
in Q Burning Mine.

4 PITTsBURG. Jan. ls.-Aocording TO re-
ports received in FiiSs5urg this morning
the Catsburg mine. near Monongahela, Pa.
and owned by the Monongahela River Con-
solidated Coal and Coke Company. is burn
ing and forty men who were imprisoned
behind a wall Of fame have been rescued.
It is said that when the day shift ceased
work for the day on Friday afternoon a
final shot was made in an entry about two
and a half miles from the main entrance
of the mine.
The charge. so it is said. brought down
mere than the usual amount OF coal, and
carelessness on the part OF some Of the
men allowed some Of the woodwork to
ignite and il was not extinguished.
The blaze spread rapidly and by the time
the night shift reached their places the
Are was beyond control and walled in those
just about ready to Quit work.
State Inspector Henry Loutitt Of the
Monongahela district and twenty-five men
picked from the day force entered the mine
at O'Clock last night with fire fighting
apparatus in the hope Of stopping the blaze.
At les this morning word came that the
forty imprisoned men bad been rescued.
The sun., 1908-01-18
TORPEDO FLOTILLA AT RIO
HAD 4 STORMY VOYAGE, BUT
ARRIVED IN GOOD SHAPE.

WIN san Again on Tuesday fer Argentine
POEt-BsttleshiDs start On Nednes-
day AFTER = visit From President
PenRa to Admiral EvAnS's FlAEshIp
spNdaI CabIs Dsspa,es 10 TIE SUN
RIO IN JANEIRo. Jan. 1.-THE torpedo
boat destroyers Whipple. Hull. Hopkins,
Lawrence and TruKtun. composing the
nOtilla attached to the American battleship
feet. arrived here this afternoon from
Pernambuco. which port they left last
Monday. Rough weather was experienced
on the passage, which was otherwise un-
svs0tful.
II Is learned that the accident to Mid
shipman Roberts Of the Hopkins. which
resulted In the breaking Of one Of his legs,
occurred during the ceremonies attendant
upon crossing the equator, when King
Neptune boarded the vessels Of the hotilla
and put those who had never crossed the
line before through the same rough initia-
ton that was followed later on board the
battlsships
The propeller Of the Hopkins is damaged
and she will 60 into dry dock tomorrow
to effect repairs.
The supply ship Arethusa did not arrive
with the hotilla, but is expected to reach
here tomorrow.
The stay Of the destroyers here will be
short, a. their orders are to sail for Buenos
Ayres next Tuesday. to which port they
will proceed on the invitation OF the Ar
gentine Government. IL was the original
intention that they should call at Monte
video but this plan has been changed.
The original itinerary OF the battleship
feet provided that il should leave Rio de
Janeiro on January 81, next Tuesday, but
as II was day late In getting here 1t will
not depart until the following day. Prior
20 it's sailing on that day the President Of
Brazil will visit the Connecticut, Rear
Admiral Eyans's flagship. Subsequently
he will go to one Of the forts guarding the
harbor. whence he will watch the departure
Of the feet on it's journey to Punta Arenas,
the third lap. Of 2,22s miles, on its long
voyage to the Pacific.
The principal function to-day was
party given by the Brazilian naval officers
in honor Of the Americans in the Botanical
Gardens. There were thousands OF guests
and the affair was much enjoyed.
The medical officers Of the feet visited
the naval hospital, with which they ex-
pressed themselves a. much pleased.
There will be a two mile dingy race
tomorrow. the contestants being gunner's
mates from the battleships. II is expected
that the event will attract a large number
Of native spectators.
The oOurt-martRl which tried Paymaster
William II. DOherty. who was accused Of
overstaying his leave Of absence, has 40
quilted him and he has been restored to
duty
The sun., 1908-01-18
A. OAKEY NAILS WIDOW WEDS.
Tive ROmADces IN Ono Family Revealed
BY stepdaughters ElOpemeat.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-Two rOmances
became public to-day when the elopement
of Miss Gertrude Grace Skinner with Dan
gerfield NJ. Oroome. q young lawyer. gave
occasion for the announcement Of the
marriage OF her father. F. Howard skinner.
to Mrs. A. Oakley Hail. widow Of a former
Mayor and District Attorney OF New York.
Mr.. Skinner Ii a broker, with Offices in
the Drexci Building here and in New York.
Since childhood he and Mrs. Hall had know n
each other. and when her husband died
in 1898 he. already a widOweF. became q
nearer friend. Thirteen months ago Mrs.
Hall went 20 England. and about a year
ago Mr. Skinner spent four months abroad.
On December Mrs. Hall returned and
Mr.. Skinner met her in New York. On
December they we're married by the
Rev. Carl Grammer. rector Of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church. in this city II was
Mrs Halls fourth and Mr.. SINNERS sec
ond marriage Mr. Skinner took his wife
to his home and introduces her TO his daugh-
tiers. but gave the marriage no publicity
Scarcely had the household been reor-
Ranized on the new basis when Gertrude
Skinner, inspired by her fathers example.
slipped on to Wilmington. where on Janu-
airy 8 she was married by the Rev Fred
erick Kerkana TO DangePleld M. Groome,
son Of Charles o. GroOme. q retired real
estate man. Returning to Philadelphia
the bride introduced her husband to her
father He was surprised. but in view
Of his own recent romance was not in .
rOsition TO demonstrate