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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16

DIR. Thudleigh preached his wife's
first husbands funeral sermon. didn't
hep
Yes. And I'll bet II he could do II
again he'd emphasize the opinion he
expressed about the poor man having
gone to a more delightful place than
this world tA"-Judge's Library.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16
R0DDER IS KILLED
Member of Gang About to
Break into Ohio National
Bank Is Slain.
MnRSt3ML FAMILY HURT.

0sssawich, Ohio. Dec. ,16.-One men,
Her Of q gang of five robbers, who
were about to break into the First Ma
tional Farmers bank early today, was
shea through the heart by Marshal
Clyde Wood and Wood himself was ia
tally wounded. Othere escaped in a
stolen rig, leaving the dead compan-
ion. A posse Of two hundred armed
men are In pursuit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16
COURT SELECTS
JURY COMMISSIONERS
Mcdaniel and Davenport Are
Named.

Jeremiah Mcdaniel of Cambridge
City and John F. Davenport of Rich
mond, have been named by Judge Fox
as Jury commissioners for 1909 These
men will meet before the opening of
the January term of the Wayne circuit
court to select the names of the men
eligible to jury service. They will
qualify in open court tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16

Handmade Chocolate and
cream bonbons, special sale
price only 15c Id. Thursday
and Saturday at the Greek
Candy Store 1918
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16

Three Of the worlds harbors are
rivals for pre-eminence In beauty-the
bay Of Naples, Rio de Janeiro and Sgd
ney harbor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16
KIBbEY AGAIN
TO Be governor
Recommendation Is Sent to
Senate.

Washington dispatch states that
President Roosevelt today sent to the
senate the nomination OF Joseph ii.
Kibbey, former resident Of this place
and a brother of Frank Kibbey, as gov
ernor of Arizona, which office Mr..
Kibbey has held with great distinction
for several years. He Is said to be
one OF the most popular residents of
Arizona.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16

Our store will be open from
this evening until $50 o'clock
until Christmas. The Geo. H.
Knollenberg Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16
GOES TO TEXAS.
One Wayne County Man Joins Ex-
cursion.

Frank and John Brandley, of Union
county and Grant Marshall of Arba
have joined the Texas Land excursion
which left Indianapolis today. Ball
and Peltz are the local agents OF the
company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16

Us that the stenographer old Jones
is going to marry
mo. That's the stenographer who's
going to marry old Jones."-Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16
BRIDGE span BREAKS
-FOUR ARE KILLED
Accident Occurs at Martins
burg, w. Va.

Martinsburg, W. Va, Dec. TO-
Four persons were killed here today
when span of the new bridge across
the Appomattox river collapsed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-16
PULITZER REPLIES
TO THE PRESIDENT

Continued From Page One.)
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

0eafth considerably.
Eaxsy last rear be had a repetition Of
NJ atta6 q indigestion and for some
weeD his condition was snch that his
liz Was despairec OF. Mr.. Cleveland
made q splendid fght for life and won.
In February last diabetes began to
make :tssif felt again and Mr.. C9ere-
land became subject 70 s1e-s. Of IN.
oonsdousneaaL coupled again with in
ability 20 asinilafe food Death final
y cams at 30 q m Wednesday.
IASs - Oeveaa.A . R.sy O.e-
Grvvr Ceveaa1d the twensy4ecoci
81 tv@sy-sozrA Pre<dsss Of The INIT
"a 0n@ was hsrn March Is 1857. in
OAv1l ~ Z. In 1e4l the Cerelane
fAzly reDsvsd 70 Faysf-evislA y T.
whGs ycung Grvve. received his Ans
ahssline. Gnd Where latter II N Early axe
0ws1 - q c3exk IN . small ccunsry
aN SIM hsz. vhA his parents set
ID Il Cinfsa. y. T. b. pursued his
aui1n fzrxAe4 and vheA oily IL he was
aypsi.nsl assistant teacher IN the New
Yea hsesnsfisa for tie blind Ia 1855
AYvND8 M3v0S y LyN3kMR&P 18I2 E1S AB
Urn q RngeA Bowen & Roges II Buff
fhiA Il vm In that o6c th.. Cs<we
I'D bsen - rad hv. He was admit
~ b DE New York bar In lS5a. NJ.
Cleveland received Es srx. public oEcs
vAsn sypsinf~1 axisesnf district sfrp--
~ Il Erie ccunxy. In 1868 he joined
- ArD - tanning. Cleveland & Fosson
In 1881 ~ WIS nominated - tie Demo
G16e candidate for Mayer Of Buffalo md
vas sasczed By the largest majority -ve-
Gfv0 b thaf city. although the Re5ass
bona STATE ticket Vas carried In 1852
IL. Cleveland ran for Governor of New
Tea asain1 Charles J. Fol<er, then
Unifsa SRafes Secretary o. the Treaxury.
~ vsa By Z plurality II nearly o0c.fxlo.
HI adninist1axin w1s notable for the
dnpas md unoseenta-ions ray n which
- enancted de bnsine2 of the State
AZ - De0sUatic national convention
lad = OicAeo h July, 1854. Cleveland
- 09fnatsd b. his party n in candi-
6nks 1sr d. peGidenc5 q the Cnited
0n10 &1d u tAe electioa In the follow
hg November was chosen to that o06ce.
: - dsriag his frEs term dat Cere-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

View there was a exr-ain ~sri. and
sAs had three wscszrx- The first Eosser
sid s.ae WIS the whole weird 10 him.
ssut sac fryE.~a upon has suit The
ssexsEa9 rsss- sad she was tie SIZE.
raoan md stsrs ID him. but STE hade
Aazn lie Dn hS Eay.
TO as- said saae fhIrd. -you are u
yoar1g woman Of Agreeable manners.
w51a eyes that might Be 4 little Agaer.
with d hose that In q wee Bit rsu-U
ana with 8 few frerkles and AZ anogr-
snx habit 81 hurting GU, your
rtauuxsse1r
She married the third wae.er. Being
pressed for 81 explanation ef her con-
&aeT~ szse said.
MY Erysassasx. 1 think I was senss-
lie ! married the ONLY one that had
s-as-a-e eEssnSh TO tel me u nay faults
before marriage. instead 81 waiting to
sar~w fheza u 70 rae afyerwara--
Life
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03
Oily Susvivieg Ex-Presi6eaf ~ IN
Itnisea States Ssccambs -
Lsag Wses&-
cones uxExFEcTEDLY.


ErU~er C1erezsz5. TIE ssr1r FErraFEzr
aPrexs6err ID rbs United S.xtex. Gee
Gnd6snly "Wednesday zrornt-g 81 rs
harn< Ia P-rEarwsrssA ~ j. While II was
k0cwn that M Ea~-rl.ns ha6 1or TIE
past ftrs< nsrgu-fs scrn suffering fran
q serer< a1-ncE 81 rheims lie Eaus ant
acuse indigestion hrs death rz1se - .
szEx5isss surprise 70 1,ss caurry-
HE ass tEen u Szs.err- .rr-n rrsz- fnd
Gsaheses fer rszsre than rwo y-nrs E.-f-
IN 11os ne was stricken viii RI ATTACK
a indigestion the -ssSaas ~ Glas,e-es
AnG fr weeks wEs unatae tn ssar-aks
~ any except liquid uea-ssarnsn- A
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

Oh friends. many unknown personally to
isf-. who were made in every State
EaIle she was IN the public ere ~ wife
of fhe President
Mrs Cleveland is the daughter q
Osczr and Emma C. Folsom, and her
father was The law partner Of Mr..
CleesaEd IN Eunalo, where she was
born July 81. 1854
Miss Folsom became the wife of
President Cleveland On June z 1854,
the wedding ceremony being performed
In the Blae Room at the White House
In the midst Of q brilliant aspesnblase
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

lsr5 married "A she White Heuse Mis
Frances Ta1saz Iane z. 1855. She Wa
. dGarh--r cf ks fcrz.er iaw pxr-nr.
IL 1925 A- vas q rzndiaase For q -
rrs term ret vns Debated n fane e5~r-sn,
# Thai yer by Een51Eain Hnrriaan- Ass~,
lis rrr--rD-7t frrn rna1R LIE he seerseS
IN S.r York c7--- Al TIE nn-ienal Ts~re
~cws7ven-sra IBID II Ensrxfc I.
IErs. sSsg As wne fer the -Alrf tin.
IL rass FL ms par-rs caoSiae.e fer IN
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

Nr- FrAsces Feis0n Cleveland
widow Of the LA1e E~x-Pre1taent-
Mrs. Frances FoasoEn Cleveland. the
White House Bride who is left 70
mourn the death of Former President
was the youngest mistress
the White House y had. 40 well as
he lss,ss favored by diplomatic society.
Her grief is shared sincerely By 4 host
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

An amateur Astronomer writes Of the
-ascy . tbe mxsso." III sx very bezn-
rfA .sex sesn In prosse and npsgffed.
10 saonxa - 5rsDd dlk6sin q. things
terrestrial The eurre cs the threat n
exquisite. and indeed the entire outline
ID arxrreaeszssy lifeaike- The raoon
A2dy znsy best BE oA@erved fhrouxh 4
xznxn Spe1z xIass when ozr satellite 10
=. half Al that fsnae the tip Of rhe
eai1 shcut fruehex The s%rznsnasor-
that L. the dsviGszx Line Aesweea The
Axhf nd dark portions u the lunar
xnrFae~- Most T~osse can recognize
To- nssr IN the zasan- Well. TIE hair
- stse LADY,. IN which I can alwar
fancy I se . Saray ct orange h-sosSosn.
s1--ns sh< srsnss k.s ere The nose and
rsasufh~ ks rfsss. ana the chin ara
threat the raaGsx rsca1A--
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

presidency and IN the following Noren-
be wss elected After his reiremeuf
FROM pablo oEce Cleveland lived with
his family @. Princeton y. j. Five chl
1-sn were born 10 Mr. and Nn Cstp
land of whom fonf. rvo danGA1@U -
rEo q are iirinx.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

An erErxrA fr11a q -cezaessry in Rrsdr-
sca, Ne
SIC uzs-wu-A are too fesbss n mn
xAA.-
Thfrx wa2s . wife shonis BE-:
Nie rax nj sha1.
This frs-a Ear Hnrsssr. Ne:
rszeA ~ ar-us ecs fosdfy.
But they clasp Ne open air.
There ~ nothing of q. darling
Bet The sAo~x he Used to rezr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

DO ron tip the waiter whnru Nnu
dine
Say, 10 I lock GarvedP
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-03

Car~ne-Wonid ron like 10 orr {
pnyggy. Mis- Ceceiia:
cexs.a-Oh- Mr.. c4rsone. thie n =
suddsn.-Ycangs Magazine
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
PENN AFTER DATE
ON TIGERS LIST
Break With Cornell Leaves
Open Princeton
Game.

PHILADELPHIA, -Teb. 14.-Prince-
tons break with Cornell, and The conse-
quent vacancy on the Tigers schedule,
has caused those who have been WORK
ing for a resumption O. football rela-
tons between Pennsylvania and Prince
ton 10 redouble their efforts, and this
time with some prospect of success.
Many OF those in authority at both
institutions have long teen working in
this direction, but hitherto they have
been working in the dark, merely trying
20 create q sentiment in favor OF re-
sumption.
. Stree the breaS with Harvard, Penn
sylvania has been looking for another
big game. Princeton is now in the
same boat. For a while it looked as If
the Tigers would come to terms with
Harvard, but that now seems to be i'm
possible, and the natural result would
seem to be that Penn and Princeton
should come together again. Both must
schedule another big game soon.
Tentative Schedule.
Pean's tentative schedule follows:
Saturday, September 5O-North Caro-
lima
Wednesday, october 4-Franklin and
Marshall
SATURDAY. October 7-Buclzneu
Wednesday. October 11-GettysbGrg.
Saturday, October Estate College.
Saturday, October 21-SwarJhmOre.
Saturday, October 2S-BrCwn.
Saturday, November 4-CaTlisie In
dians.
Saturday. November 1I--Lafayette.
Saturday. November Michigan, al
Ann Arbur
Thanksgiving Day, November 30-COr-
nell
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding a Probate Court No
1907. Administration. This is 20 give notica.
That the subscriber, Of the District q CO.
mmbia has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia. letters OF adj
nltnistrati0n on the estate OF AIpheus Mid
dIeton, late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. 10 the subscriber. on or BE-
fore the 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. y.
1863: otherwise they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given under
nay hand this 9th day Of February. 1905
FRANK y. MIDDLETON. care of BARBER
d ROSS, nth and y SITS nv. Attest. fSeaD
JAMES TANNER. Register OF Wills for she
District II Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. IRWIN 3. LINTON. Attorney
fe7.I82I
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
Pu1liam's Bulletin

Harry c. Pulliam, president Of the
National League. announces that the
following contracts and releases have
been approved and promulgated:
CCnJracts.-With ChicaEO-Charles G..
Fraser, Frank Oils, Orval Overall Q9j8
1909 1870, James r Slagle, Frank
schultz Patrick j. Moran, Joseph 3
Tinker Q9OS. 1893, 19lO and Raymond
SaveIand
Releases.-By Boston to Milwaukee
n. ]. Randall; to Baltimore. r. J. Hail
10 Hartford, Harry NOycs- 10 WOrces-
ter A Bushey, s. W. Frock. j. Knots
and W. +. Slime BY Cincinnati-TO HaT-
risburg, Fred Smith; 20 Lancaster. John
w Deal; to Omaha. William A. Autray;
TO Atlanta Jesse Becker and William
III. over. BY New Vork-To Johnstown,
Holm Sundhelm BY Philadelphia-T0
Binghamton, Iber Wagner and Roy +,
Perkins, BY St. LCuis-To Toledo, j.
W. Hopkins.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
Detroit Roller
The Sensation
Of Tournament

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE sensation
in the A. r. c. bowling contests is the
work of Bob Menniuger, ST.. OF Detroit,
wno last night took nrst place in the
individual contests Ohio teams mOnop-
olized the alleys nearly all day.
it has been decided to allow Jimmy
Smith and/Aiex Dunbar, tOuJed as the
best bOwlers, 10 represent the National
Bowling Association in the international
matches in the doubles.
The Corinthians finally won Ia the
international match, defeating the Fur
nlture City team last night D 1853 To 2447
Thompson colts defeated the Paul
sons 2.701 TO 2.557. All the old officers
have been renominated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
WADDELL LOSES FIRST
OF THE 1908 SEASON

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 14-Rube Wad-
dell made has hrst appearance in a
baseball uniform this season this after
neon in a game between the Elks and
the Rays, of Cleveland Ohio, and the
showing the big pitcher made was a
poor one. He was wild and could not
hit. being struck out by Maxwell, a
pitcher from Cleveland, Ohio.
The score was TO f. IL was UNI
pired by the Rev. Father Murphy. pas
tor OF ST. Joseph's Church. of this city.
The following is the score by innings:
r. II. f.
Elks ..............1 O-0-5 Is 3
Rays .......-.-... o 0 3 O O. 13 q
Batteries-WaddeH. C. Fritz and Lau-
zon; Maxwell and Caui Struck out
BY Waddeu. I. by Fritz. .. by Max
we'll 3. First base on errors-Rays. Il,
Hit BY pitched ball-Elks. ?. Rays, 1.
Wild pitches-WaodeH g, Maxwell. >.
Stolen bases-Waliace. McCay. and
Caul. Jmpire-Father Murphy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JUNoD CThe vACUUsD METHOD OF
ENFORCED (RESTORINGJ CIRCULATION.
possesses AL the merits Of MASSAGE
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CHIROPRACIICS, ELECTRICITY, ALL
PHYSICAL and MECHANICAL means OF
restoring the circulation, as q remedial agent
and Il has the enhanced value Of deterHin-
ing the quantity Of the blood 20 or from any
Il cures by bringing the blood 20 the dis
eased parts. enabling NATURE TO CURE.
BACK 20 NATURE. by HELPING Ma
TURE. II CURES Locomotor-Ataxia, Rheu-
mausm, Paralysis. Brights Disease, and
those other inCurable ailments that battle the
skin OF your physician Everybody Is invited
u call and learn how easy IL Is fOE you 70
regain your health. Consultation free; lady
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days 70 70 J. fe6-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
Indian Viii 90
To olympic As
Canadian Entzv
Defles "SuIlivan's A. A. u. "
to Keep Him Out of
Games.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. f4.-Tom
Longboat. the great Indian long-dis-
lance runner, accompanied by Tom
Flanagan, the manager of Iongboat' s
club, the Canadian-ITish A. c.; ". F.
Cummings, the three-mile indoor cham
pion of Canada; p. O. Fellen, the five
mile champion, and Clarence Pierce,
another noted runner, stopped in Buff
falo for about i've minutes the other
day or their way TO Boston to compete
in games.
When asked if it were true that Long
, boat would ask for reinstatement at the
. hands of the registration committee of
the Metropolitan Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union, Manager Elan
agan said.
Won't Ask Reinstatement.
mo. Longboat viii not ask to be re-
insta,ed BY Sullivans A A. T. They
have nothing on the Indian but the
mere technicality that he failed to Sc
cure permission from the national reg
istration committee to compete on this
side.
''That rule has been broken a hun-
dred times la years past and no at
( tention was paid TO IL, but in Order
10 get even with LongbOat for his re-
York meets, the A. A. II. ruleboOk was
gone through very carefully and that
obsolete rule brought out aud enough
noise made over IL to drown out a
band
Determined to Compete.
"Lonsboat viii so to London and
competeAn the Olympic games even il
the whd4e American contingent refuse
10 take part. Sullivan is not running
the big show in England. as he prob
ably will learn later. Each country
win be called upon 20 vouch for the
men representing IL ia athletics. and
we viii stick by the Indian TO the finish
He is as clean in the athletic line as
any men they have AT the other end
of this State. They failed to get con-
troll Of Longboat when he was the
biggest card in sport and now they are
bounding him in an effort TO keep him
of The track"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-14
TURFREN RIDICULE
hAODEN'S OPINION
Dende Prediction That Rae
ing Will Prosper With
out Betting.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1A-LOcal tuTfmen
were inclined to ridicuIe yesterday the
statement of John +. Madden that II
betting is prohibited on the New York
tracks racing will go on Just the same
and will receive the liberal patronage OF
the public.
The further assertion By Madden that
the success of the turf does not in any
way depend upon the speculative end OF
the game was also criticised. one OF
the leading stockholders of a Metro
politan track when asked what ne
thought of Madden's views, said:
Madden must be joking Why, If
letting is stopped there will be no racing,
for the reason that people viii not 90
TO the tracks unless they can wager on
the horses. That has been demonstrated
in other States in the past Two years
ago a fine track was built at Salem,
y H., but when it came time 10 open
I'D betting was prohibited and the
meeting which was held there was the
biggest kind of a frost
The prohibition Of betting killed rae
ing in Chicago and St. Louis too
No Wagers; No Crowds.
You can put it down as certain that
if the anq-betting bills are passed at
Albany there will be no racing here
after this year. The various racing as
sociations will run off their stakes 10
carry out their contracts with the
horsemen, but with no boozmakers on
the ground there viii be practically no
crowds. Racing and betting so hand III
hand together.
Many OF the persons who are SO Wig
orously opposed TO racing never visited
a track in their lives, so that they really
know nothing of the conditions that
exist. If racing could be thoroughly in
vestigated instead Of being subjected 20
abuse based upon hearsay evidence /
do NOT believe that the sport would be
fnterfered with and that harmless
speculation would be made crime
There is Just one reason for all this agi-
tatIon. and that is the fact that the
poolrooms during the Eastern racing
season were killed off by the Jockey
Club
Want to Get Even.
Many Of these rooms gave employ
ment to persons who had political
friends. and since they lost their easy
places they have been doing all in their
power TO square accounts
If the tracks are closed, therefore.
you'll see more poolrooms in this
viciuity than ever befor--. because the
regulars who make a business OF visit
ing the tracks will not give UP betting
ard will look for places where they can
get q play for their money