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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-15
SPRING FRESHE7S
CAUSE FLOODS
Rivers in Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio
on Rampage
T0RNADOEs IN The SOUTH
Twisters Devastate Towns
in States of Texas and
Mississippi.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 15.--Rain con
tinues to fall In this city and the sur
rounding country. All the rivers II
this vicinity are rising rapidly as
result. Before noon today the danger
point of % feet will have been reach
ed by the Allegheny river. which, witt
the Youghiogheny river, are out Of
their banks and at many points con
siderable damage will result.
The weather bureau predicts s
stage of thirty feet here by night-fall
Large ice gorges above the city are
momentarily expected to break, wreck
ing all river craft In their path.
Flood Warning Issued.
At Wheeling, West Virginia and
Steubenville. Ohio, serious flood is
expected, but not before Sunday night
In places here the water has risen to
the ground floors of business houses
and dwellings. Throughout the night
hundreds of people were engaged in
removing household goods to places
of safety. Before evening several rail
roads and street car lines will be fore.
ed to abandon service in those parts
Of the city on account of the water
covering the tracks.
Thousands Abandon Their Homes
All small streams in towns beyond
Pittsburg are out Of their banks.
Thousands of people at .Sharpsburg,
Aetna, Aspinwald, Charleroi, Oakdale
and many other places have been COM
PEELED to remove their household goods
to the upper stories. In some towns
skifts are being used as means of
transportation.
Kentucky Streams Rising Rapidly.
Lexington. KY, Feb. 15.--The
streams throughout eastern Kentucky
are rising rapidly as a result Of four
days rain and great damage is threat.
ened to lumber concerns along the
rivers. Several towns along Licking
river are reported In danger of inun.
dation.
Springfield, Ohio Submerged.
Springfield, o., Feb. 15.-Buck creek
is higher than at any time since 1886.
Fully one hundred houses in this city
are flooded. Boats were busy all night
removing people from the submerged
district.
Mississippi Village Flooded.
Hattiesburg, Miss, Feb 15.-Leaf
river Is out of its banks here The
residents Of the low lying sections are
making preparations to move. All
telegraph wires are down in ever di.
rection.
Streets Of Buffalo Under Water.
Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. 15.-The creeks
in the southern and northern sections
Of this city oyerfowed their banks
today and there Is three feet Of water
In the streets. Much damage has
been done to property as result of
the food.
Blizzard and Flood In Indiana.
indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 15.-While
the northern and central parts of this
state were swept by snow and wind
storm today the southern part Is suf.
fering from floods. The lowlands
here are under water and at Bloom
ington the flood is the worst since
1888.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-15
IMPOSSIBLE TO CONVICT
CHICAGO AlOONkEEPERs

Chicago, Feb. 15.-The seventh trial
of saloonkeeper for an alleged vic.
lation of the Sunday closing law end.
ed today in disagreement, the jury
vote standing 6 to G. This Jury was
the fifth that has disagreed IN the Sun.
day closing cases.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-15
CHlNAMEN ORDERED
DEPORTED AT LAS CRUCES
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Feb. 1.-two
Cinnamon charged with being Illegally
in the United States had an examlna-
tion yesterday in this city before
United States Commissioner W. A.
Fleming Jones. The charges were
found correct and the celestials were
ordered deported. Assistant United
States District Attorney e. c. Abbott
of Santa Fe represented the govern
ment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-15

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
DRAGGED DOWN BY DESPAIR
Hundreds OF VIners in the Same
Plight.

Mrs. John II. Cole. % Sc Arlington
street, South .FraminEham. Mass. was
tor years a martyr to kindney trouble,
but az last found a cure in Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills. she writes:
Il suffered greatly with periodica
headache. terrible bearing down pains
and a whole train OF minor symptoms
Ny back was always weak and the
kidneys terribly disordered. I could
not rest az night and In the morning
would get up feeling I'll. tired. and dis
couraged, and without the least ambi-
tiOn 10 90 about my household dutieA
II I sat down I felt as though I never
wanted to get up again: = grew thin
and haggard and developed deep cir
cles beneath my eyes. Ny appetite
grew less and less as the days went BY
until at last / did not eat enough to
keep child alive.
During ell this time I was DOCTOR
ing and dosing myself with first one
remedy and then another until my
stomach fairly rebelled. I called in a
Doctor but soon saw that he did not
understand my case. Well, you may
believe I was In despair for had come
20 that state where I did not care what
happened. when a friend told me what
fine remedy and cure for kidney dis
else Doan's Backache Kidney pills
we're. I bought box and before I had
taken all OF q I felt much better. my
back felt stronger and rested much
easier at night and was not troubled
With Nightmares and FITS OF wakeful-
ness as formerly. After that first box
was gone ! bought another and still
another. each one helping me and
making me stronger and better. until
had taken twelve boxes. BY that tins
not vestige of my old trouble re-
mained and II IL the greatest pleasure
TO my life 20 say that Doan's Backachs
Kidney Pills saved me from an early
breakdown"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
for sale by all dealers. Price 20 cents
per boz, six boxes for $3.50. or mailed
on receipt OF price by the HollIster
Drug Co. Ltd, Honolulu. wholesale
agents for :he Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
SOME SUGGESTIONS As II
To ISLAND FARMIHG

Honolulu. April Z. 1908
Editor Advertiser: Your efforts in
the way Of arousing enthusiasm among
men who are disposed to become far
mers in small way have taken root
In many places. but the natural ques-
ton that il uppermost in the minds OF
men who would follow your suEze.-
tions and get down q the ground for
their sustenance is. what about the
land, where i it to be had and for
how much7"
This island offers spcc iaI inducements
as Tar as soil IS concerned but what
about the price2 It occurs % me that
the Government can afford q oTer
special Inducements for settlers. IL can
AFFORD 20 let the land 60. 90 those who
would really settle free Of cost under
certain conditions and which should
not be 50 difficult of fulfilling that they
viii drive people away. Thirty o- forty
acre tracts could go 20 men with SUI
hcient capital u start and there shcu.f
be no tracts Of smaller area for the
reason that such an area. after deduc-
tiOns for house lot and garden. viii
assure an income OF twenty-five hun
dred dollars and % should not be less
70 attract the intelligent man for most
such can earn two thousand dollars "A
year here and have greater comforts
In every way
IL occurs % the writer that two
things are necessary Tor the Govern
ment to do. Oner lands suitable for
the cultivation ~ pineappies at a rate
that viii enable men Of limited means.
who are willing % give up the atsrac-
tons of city life. to secure sufficient f1r
the purpose of bringing up their fam
lies properly and with the comfort one
would expect
The second essential r. prompfnsss q
action. The iron is warm. growing hot
ter every day and the sou is waiting
70 be disposed of. Whatever Is 20 b
done should be done now when the pe1-
pie are here ready 70 invest their saw
ings 10 horses. cOws'an8 farming I'm
plements. Oahu needs a farming ele-
ment, aside from the giant corpora
uons. for they are the people who viii
build and maintain the retail CONNER
ciai lines 81 Honolulu. Let the land b
offered while the germ f. working The
men who are anxious 70 invest ask for
no other help IN the contamination n
their wishes Than your infuence.
J. SMITH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
BIC REWARD FOR
DR.. SUN YET SEN

HoNGKONG. Fehresrv s0,-rhere
Is daily in SeesA CAlas soae saaex
gIvea es the spread ~ revelation sad
dSseNntens with the present system es
+ ChSrs : government, To-day it will be
&a uprising sgsisSs serss osSeisls so-
uezrow it viii be nsss meeting az
which sezss Wild resolutions are sar~
riesi; and the dsy after it viii be 8
story of the capture OF ssaeygied arms
ard Ammunition. TAsss happenings are
TOO regular, toe well PLANNED. 70 he
'auShs hUt whst they sre considered
70 be-she results ot active rebellion,
At the head OF this movement there
IS one real ls&der-Dr, Sun Yet Sen
This nasn IS being eagerly sought fer
by the CalneSe authorities, bur though
he i 0ftea heard ef, he rasnsSes 70
slUds arrest The Governor Of KwSng-
i has offered reward 0f $4,000 fer
the CAPTURE OF Sun Yet Sen. desd Or
alive. and names hsra as ''the notorious
lsSder of ths auSi-measrehist move
msnt, That Sun Yet Sen has sue
ees1e3 in organizing = great movement
IS evidenced hv the funds he-or rather
the novensnt-has at disposal For
over six months Sir Henry Berkeley,
X. c.. has been fighting their cause in
HorgkOns lsw courts, Iui 81 King. a
confessed member OF the party. is /
AZ present in the HongSons jsil await /
ing sNrradition 10 China on $ charge I
Of armed robbery in China. The bril-
liant x. c, has been raising all sorts
Of legal barriers, sni has eloqueutly 1
urged that the Chinese government /
want the msn as rsformsr. and not
as a rObbsr. snd that sxtradition for
political crimes is contrary TO British
law Money is no object to the Reform
party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
ALASKAN S CARGO
Gets TOP PRICE

The f0sts tons % sugar which icst
sac islands by the AiaSkaa February
-. arrived AZ New York. a part 20 "a
by one steamer Apssl y and = part by
another April 4. and al 80 II r-cvived
shc top priec. ass sestS caui. ~
$3.50 ton.
AdvieeS te this egyect lave tcsn r.
ccsvea BY the sugar Factors Company.
THIS is the nrSt og the Atlantis sea-
board sugar 10 ges % market since
that price began 10 b quoted. since
then the Texan and the virginlan have
sailed. sscir sugar going by way %
rohuaItepcc.
The SUgar Factors Company has
shipped iSs.SSs toas of this years crop.
up to the end ~ March. since then the
Atlas has sailed. or il about - sail.
troga Kahului With seSS tons: the As
ural has sailed from Hiio with $50
t0nS. and the Edward Scwali has sailed
from Honolulu with S&S. tons. all 20 80
around cape Horn. a total tn April %
N.tS tons making a total shipment
BY the Sugar Factors Company %
this seasons crop % l4s.SS5 tons. There
have been about $1,000 tons of this
years crop shipped by ether shippers.
making aOou; $4,000 tons ~ this years
crop thar has 81 FAR started fcr mar
ke;. The entire crop IS estimated at
45S.OOo tons.
The shipments by the Sugar Factors
Company up 20 the end q January
were +6.sOS tons: in February. N.Ss7
tons; in March. sS.Ses tons. and 50 far
in April i40SS tons. The ieet thar has
taken these rich arg sizes acrnSS the
ocean is an Interesting one. The fol-
lowing are the vessels. the dates OF
sailing. and the tons OF this years
crop of sugar shipped by the sugar
Factors Company. In Ssme eases this
IS not the whole sugar cargo OF the
vessel named. the remainder being
either from last years crop. or shipped
by others than the Sugar FACTORS
Company. which handles about 50 per
cent. Of the sugar crop OF the Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10

In Kahikina (wahinej W Kaief
OSane). 1900 damages FOR injuries al
legged 10 have been inflicted in an a.
sauit. the affair f. dropped from the
calendar. but may b. replaced by no.
tice of either party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
JOHNSON MEN NOW
HOLD THE STRINGS
Bryan Men Will Get Shabby
Treatment in Minnesota
State Convention.
NO CONTEST is LIKELY.
AT PEERLESS LEADERS, ADVICE
1T is CLAIMED HIS FOLLOWING
WILL NOT STIR UP A RUMPUS
TODAY.

st. Paul. Mimi, May 14.-It is
doubtful whether the followers of Will
liam J. Bryan will bolt the democratic
state convention today. TWO days ago
it was tentatively agreed among them
that such action should be taken if
their contesting delegates were not
seated in the convention. Today, how
ever, the sentiment against such a
step has largely increased.
The altered state of feeling is due
partly to a report that Bryan has ad-
vised National Commute eman Hudson
that he does not deem radical action
as favorable TO his interests and also
to the pronounced opinion Of many
Bryan people that the sending of a
cOntesting convention to Denver would
be bad politics.
National Committeeman Hudson
will neither affirm nor deny that he
has been urged by Mr.. Bryan TO take
none but conservative action. He adj
mits having received recent letters
from Bryan and allows it to be infer.
red that matters in this state have
| been left almost entirely TO the discre
ton of Mr.. Bryan's lieutenants.
There is a strong feeling among the
Bryan people and it is shared to some
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ARE GARDENERS
Whitewater and FairvieW
Children Plant Seeds
On Vacant Lots.
MOVEMENT ORIGINAL HERE.
SCHOOL BOARD HAS ENCOUR-
AGED YOUNG PEOPLE IN THEIR
WORK OF TURNING WASTE
GROUND TO AN ADVANTAGE.

There was a happy bunch of boys
and girls at the Whitewater school, in
the north end of the city Yesterday
Following the example Of the FairvieW
school, these children turned out and
planted a lot near the school building
with various kinds of seeds and they
confidently expect that they will have
about the finest garden that can be
found in this part Of the county.
If these lads and lassies raise as
big a crop of garden truck as they an
ticipate, they will place the output on
the market and the money they rea-
lie from the sales will be devoted to
the use of the school.
This school garden movement was
originated at the Fairview school and
last year the Fairview school garden
yielded such an abundant crop that
the school children realized quite a
handsome sum of money. The move
ment has met with favor in the eyes
Of the board of education and it is en-
cOuraging the further growth of the
movement. This system teaches all
the school children the fundamental
principles Of gardening and is valuable
for this reason alone.
1t is expected that in the course OF
the next year or two nearly every pub
! lie school in the city will have g
| school garden. Like many other edu
| catiOnal movements the school garden
| scheme is original with the Richmond
public schools.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
CITIZEN AGAIN GOES
AFTER w. w. S.
Editor of the Palladium

Editor of the Palladium
w. w. S. is determined to stand by
his statement, THAT the interests
with which he is connected could have
no selfish interest in the present pow
er and current rates. in as much as
they maintain their own plant and
he invites Mr.. Citizen to come down
to the Wayne Works and go through
the plant to verify the above state
ment
It is not necessary for Mr.. Citizen,
or any other party, TO make needless
trip, for w. W. S. very plainly states
in his communication, published in all
the papers Monday, that the Wayne
Works uses City current for light at
night, and also for power when ever
necessary and that he pays the city
but 21a cents per K. W, for all cur
rent used for power purposes. He
states that he operates q l horse pow
er motor for which he purchases cur
rent from the city and pays but 212
cents per K w and that there are
times for eight months at a stretch,
when this motor does not turn over,
having nothing to do Suppose that
w. w. S. runs this motor tWenty-four
hours, each and every day, during the
month, it would consume but 537
K w. According TO the published
rates OF the City, he would have to
pay at the rate Of cents per X. W.,
for the above amount, but he states
that the motor is seldom in use. there
fore you can readily see that his rate
for power ought to be cents per X.
W.
The above conclusively proves that
w. w s. and the Wayne Works are
amongst the favored few who are will
ing that the majority of the taxpayers
shall go on and help pay for what cur
rent w w S. and the Wayne Works
use for light and power.
The examination Of the consumers
ledgers, at the office of the City plant
on Main street, will show Just what
the balance of the favored few are
paying for their light and power.
I agree with w. w. S. that Rich
mond has many competent book
keepers who could take off a balance
sheet and tell whether the books we're
correct, but I doubt their ability to
analyze, and properly classify, the diff
ferent items encountered in the cleo
trical or any other business, that they
had no training in. To the building
and equipment account, so extensively
used by the city plant, are charged
many items belonging to the repair
account, which naturally cuts down
their operating expense, and builds up
an asset that I doubt very much w
W. s. could find.
Turn on the light, have a proper ex-
animation of the plant and books and
see where we stand regarding our City
Light plant.
Yours very truly,
A CITIZEN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
PARENTS TO VISIT
Night Session at Garfield
School to Be Held FRI
day of This Week.
CHILDREN ARE INTERESTED

Friday evening, there will be a reg
ular session of school at the Garfield
school This night session is to be
held so that the parents and guardians
of the children attending school there
can have a chance to visit the school
and see how it is conducted and also
see how the prides and hopes of the
various families conduct themselves.
Didn't the children object to hold
ing school at night" asked a wonder
ing reporter.
1T was at the suggestion Of the pu-
pills of the school that Prof Heironi-
mus decided to hold a night session
Friday. The children took a vote on
the proposition and it was unanimous
ly in favor of the evening session,
was the answer Of Miss Winchester,
private secretary to Supt. Mott
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
at Others
Now and Then
Editor Palladium:


Dear Sir-The matter Of the Munic-
ipal Light Plant making or losing
to settle inasmuch as there are those
who give the plant credit only for the
cash in the drawer at the end Of the
month, while there are others who
credit it with rates and privileges we
enjoy now in comparison with what
we had before the city built it's plant.
In so far as losing money is concern
ed, the whole department of city works
IS a loser. There is probably more
money wasted and lost on the streets
In our city than the light plant can
lose, and still one does not see much
In the papers regarding it. Instances
can be cited by the score where the gas
and water and phone companies have
ruined Just newly macadamized streets
and the street department comes out
In the paper occasionally with big
bluff as to what it is going to do, and
1t all ends in lot of hot air. In 9TH
er words the corporations in the city
tear up our streets and the citizens pay
the bills and keep still about it. So
far as municipal ownership is con-
Cerned there is no doubt that a COM
pany in Richmond could be organized
to run the entire city in every depart
ment, give the city as good service as
1t gets now and have a fine surplus
left to divide at the end of each year
If you want to run any kind of a
business don't hunt up the cheapest
man you can find. but get a good one
and pay a salary worth while for him
to hustle to hold his job. and you will
probably $4,000, and there are not
many establishments in Richmond cap
ltalized for this amount that are con-
trolled by 81 900 men. Three to five
thousand a year will get a man that
knows his business and with the bust
hess men of the city giving him sup
port, the city plant will have nine
tenths of the business in year. If it
then can not be made TO pay out. it
can be sold for as much as it will
bring today. because of the franchise
the city has to give with ii.
Will some one please answer the fol-
lowing conundrum: If the city light
plant had had as many boosts as it has
had knocks, would it be paying in
festment today? SUBSCRIBER,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14

slight extent by few Johnson men
that it may be possible to indorse Bry-
an as a second choice. There is,
however, only an infinitely small
chance of this being done.
The Johnson men have such an ov-
erwnelming majority of the delegates
in todays convention that there is no
chance of the Bryan people getting
anything beyond what the Johnson fol-
lowing is pleased to give them. and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
WOman'S Sorrow.

Did you ever notice those small
holes in your beautiful table cloths or
underwear? Those holes grow larger
and larger. There is a remedy, stop
your laundress from using strong
rosin laundry soap at once. Get a
couple of cakes Of Easy Task soap,
the standard laundry soap of America
All good grocers sell it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
WAS NOT BASHFUL
Bank Cashiers DefaIcations
Now Reach $780,
900.
MORE is SCOVERED,

Pittsburg, Pa, May 14.-Bank Ex-
aminer William L. Folds, has discov-
cred additional defalca tions by Will
liam Montgomery, former cashier Of
the Allegheny National bank, amount
ing to 100000, which brings the
amount of the known shortage up to
$3.50 900. Mr.. Folds is still working
on the books, but he believes that he
has discovered most of the populations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-14
HUMAN FILTERS

The function of the kidneys is to
strain out the impurities of the blood
which is constantly passing through
them. Foleys Kidney Remedy makes
the kidneys healthy so they will strain
out all waste matter from the blood
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once
and it will make you well. A G. LUX
en- & Co.