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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-23
NEWS OF SOCIETY


The following clipping from this
mornings Indianapolis Star will be of
| local interest as several of the young
women are well known here:
A delightful leap-year dance was
given last evening at the Propylaeum
under the auspices of a number of the
married couples and younger society
people. The dance was held in the
assembly room. which was made at
tractive with Christmas evergreens.
An orchestra played for the dancing,
and during the evening a supper was
served in the east parlor The pro-
ceeds from the dance will be given to
the Children's Aid society. Mrs. Otto
Haueisen, chairman of the floor com
mittee, was assisted by Mrs. Edward
L. Mckee. Mrs. William Dillon Hack
er, Mrs. l.. G. Richardson, Mrs Louis
E. Lathrop the Misses Eleanor
Lemcke, Marjory Potts, Marie Starr,
Edith Wallick, Claire Wilson, Doro-
thy Richardson and Emily Winters.
y - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore and
daughter Miss Isabelle Moore of
Christmas with Mrs. Moore's mother,
Mrs. Mary Long of Indianapolis.
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Mr.. Russell Dennis and Mr.. Don
Wright of Cambridge City were guests
of friends in this city last evening.
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Mrs. J. r. Weist, Mrs. Harry Weist
and children left today for New York
where they will reside.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McCabe of Chica-
go are in the city for short visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Shera will have
as their guests during the holidays
Prof. and Mrs. d. r. Ellabarger. Mr..
Lowell Ellabarger and Miss Leora Ell
labarger of Piqua, Ohio.
y - y
Mrs. S. S. Saxton and children
came yesterday from Chicago to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hibberd of North
Ninth street for a time.
y ~ -
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Weist were hon
or guests at dinner company given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Dougan at their home on North Tenth
street. Places were arranged at the
table for Mrs. Ada Bernhard, Mr..
Carl Bernhardt. DR.. and Mrs. J. E.
Cathell, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kbbey, Mrs. Caroline
Kibbey, Governor Kibbey of Arizona,
and Mrs. George w. Barnes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas kaufman of
the Wayne Flats will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Kaufmans parents,
Mr.. and RS. John Aufderheide of In
dianapolis.
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| Miss Helen Jameson will go to Ham
ilton, o., to spend the holidays. She
will be honor guest at house party
while there.
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! The following are the programs Of
Christmas music which will be given
this season at the st. Paul's Episcopal
church:
Christmas Eve. 1880 p. m.
l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-23

Gents watch fobs, Haner's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bowman will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-23

The public is cordially invited TO ct
tend the Christmas exercises to be CIV
en- this evening by the Sunday school
of the United Brethren church. at the
church. The program as announced
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
If YOU NEED A MEDICINE,
YOU SHOULD HAVE THE DtSl

We ask you to consider the fact. that
although there are hundreds OF prepa-
rations advertised. there Is only one
that really stands out pre-sminent as
remedy for diseases OF the kidneyS
liver and bladder
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands ths
highest. for the reason that It's remark
able curative power has been proved in
thousands of even the most distressing
cases
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly
because its mild and immediate effect
is soon realized 1t Is a gentle. heal
ing vegetable compound specialists
prescription for a special disease.
Swamp Root is not recommended for
everything.
A Sworn Certificate OF Purity Is with
every bottle.
For sale at all drug stores, in bottles
Of two sizes-ffty cents and one dollar.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL
In order to prove what Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver and bladder
remedy. will do for you. every reader
OF the San Francisco Daily Call who
has not already tried it may receive
sample bottle by mall absolutely free.
Address Dr. Kilrer & Co., Binghamton.
n. 7. Write today -
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
MURASKY NOMINATED
Union Labor Names Judge as
Candidate for Supreme Bench

Judge Frank ]. Murasky of the SUI
perior bench was nominated for JUS
tice of the supreme court by the state
union labor convention last night. The
union men of the fourth congressional
district nominated James 6. Mcguire
for congress.
In the absence of Chairman w. H.
Mcdonald, Pat Hallinan of the thirty
ninth district presided over the state
convention. Murasky was placed in
nomination by John Mclaughlin and
seconded by o. A Tveitmoe. The NOM
ination was made by acclamation.
When it was proposed that the state
convention take a recess so that the
fourth district delegates might nom-
mate congressman, Charles A. Sisk-
ron objected that the congressional
convention had adjourned sine die
This was disputed by James McNa-
mara and Tom Eagan, and the dele
gates got together. those of them who
had previously favored Julius Kahn for
the nomination doing so unwillingly
When Maguire.S name was presente ed
there was no opposing candidate and
the nomination was rendered to him
unanimously.
On the reconvening of the state con-
vention Cleveland L. Dam presented
a resolution indorsing the candidacy of
Harry P. Flannery, democratic elector
for the fifth district Horace Jackson
objected, but could muster only
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
REcoNvENE CONVENTION
Democrats of the State Will
Name Candidate for. Justice

name (dn0lOdtc IOT JuSliCc
Second thought as to the legality of
their action has. caused the democrats
to reconsider their determination to let
the state central committee choose a
candidate for justice of the supreme
court In order to be on the safe side
Of the law, the state convention Will De
reconvened, and the necessary call mas
been sent forth for meeting to be
in the headquarters of the state central
committee, room 33 of the MonadnocK
building.
SECRETARY John F. Murray explains
journed sine die will not interfere with
it's reconvening. ITO adjourn sine die,
expounded Murray yesterday, means
practically the same thing as to ad-
will be able to hold the, extra session
of the convention under the law.
The republican state central COM
mittee and the secretary of state have
been very kind in the matter and have
promised to make no trouble for our
candidate, however nominated but I'VE
wish to he safe against any overzealous
republican who might try to enjoin our
nominee from going on the ballot"
The democrats say that they will
have no difficulty in getting quorum
as sufficient number of delegates for
that purpose live. In the bay counties
are now four candidates. for the demo
cratic nomination for justice of the
supreme court Judge George r
Church of Fresno has entered the field
with strong. backing in the San Joaquin
valley. Judge Church is at present on
the superior bench of Fresno
The other. three candidates are Frank
MoA,r M1rasky OF san FRANCISCO srS iyrns pnm
berton of Ukiah. All three have con-
siderable strength.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22


county convention last night several
of the assembly district delegations
held their conventions, atsthe conclu-
sion of which the following nomina-
tions for the lower house OF the legis-
lature were announced:
In the twenty eighth district. John
Feehan; twenty-ninth, Charles II. Nc
Greevy; thirty third, Bernard Cullum;
thirty fourth. F.. j. O'Neill; thirty
seventh, Frank ! l. Butler; thirty
eighth, Herman Levy; thirty ninth.
III. C. Bochio; forty-f1rst, Harry w.
Smith; forty third, Leo D. Byrne; forty
fourth. Frank Schibo; forty-hfth,
Charles Lightner.
In the thirty-sixth district George
Dawson will probably be nominated on
Thursday evening and in the fortieth
Thaddeus E. Pawlickt is the leading
candidate.
Three of the senatorial nominations
we're decided upon last night and the
remaining two will probably be de-
cided today or tomorrow Those who
were nominated. are: In the twenty
first district, DR.. r. Cadwallader;
twenty third John P. Hare; twenty
fifth. Irving c.. Alderman. In the
seventeenth district Patrick Purcell
will probably be nominated tonight,
and If Dr. Charles E. Jones will accept
the nomination in the nineteenth he
will probably receive 1t when the dis
trict convention convenes within the
next few days. His principal opponent
is J., J. Moran.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
ARREST FORMER
HOTEL MANAGER
John Men. Parker Is Held on
Suspicion OF Being an
Embezzler
Guests Money Has Not Been
Found and Books Are in
Bad Shape

John Men Parker, who, up to Satur-
day night. was manager of the Balboa
hotel. 160 Eddy street, was arrested
last night ON suspicion OF having sto-
len and embezzled from the hotel and
the guests sums amounting in all to
about 10000
Parker was discharged from his po-
sition Saturday and shortly after his
departure Miss Anne Buckley, one or
the guests, discovered the loss OF
package containing $4,000. which she
had deposited with him for safe keep
ing. Miss Buckley arrived from Hong
kong, via Seattle. late Saturday and
her intention was to deposit her money
in bank yesterday Miss Adele Gould
and Sylvan Newman also complained
that they had lost 800 each, which
they had deposited with Parker. When
searched Parker had s805. The arrest
was made at the Oakland ferry by De-
tectives Edward Wren and Tim Riordan
as Parker was about a to purchase a
ticket for Chicago. The new manage
ment discovered that the accounts had
not been made up since last July and
fear large shortage.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
BLIND SENATOR COMING
Democratic Campaign Is to Be
Onened October %

Arrangements have been perfected by
Nathan Cole Jr., national committee
man. to inaugurate the democratic cam
paign in this state October %. He re-
ceived a wire from Norman E. Mack.
chairman of the democratic national
committee. that Senator Gore, the blind
senator of Oklahoma. and George Fred
erick williams of Massachusetts would
arrive in this state toward the end of
the month to engage in platform work
for the enlisting of voters TO the cause
of Bryan
Williams will begin his itinerary In
San Bernardino September %. His en-
gagements will follow this program:
Monday, September IS. noon, San Ber-
nardino; evening. Los angeles: Tues
day. September 29, 2 p. m, Hanford
evening, Bakersfield; Wednesday, Sep
tember 80, p m, Visalia: evening,
Fresno; Thursday. October l, d. m,
Modesto; evening. Stockton; Friday, Oc-
tober 2, 2 p. M, Berkeley; evening, San
Francisco. Saturday, october 3. evening,
Senator Gore will start on the same
date at Sacramento. delivering his first
address in the evening. His itinerary
follows:
Tuesday, September 20. p. m, Santa
Rosa; evening, San Francisco: Wednes-
day. September 80, noon, San Jose.
evening Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
JUDGE STREET PASSES AWAY
Special. DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES. Sept 21.-Webster
Street former justice of the supreme
court of Arizona, died here today after
a lingering illness from nervous af-
fection. He came to Los Angeles sew
eraI months ago from the territory in
quest OF health. He. was 81 years of
age and was born in Ohio in 1916
Street practiced law In. that state for
a few years after his admission to the
bar and then came west, settling in
Arizona. He was appointed to the SUI
preme bench by President Mckinley and
served five years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
BABY FOUND ON
HAVEMYER STEPS
Mysterious Woman in Black
Offers to Take Child, but
Is RefuSed

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-On the stoop
of the mansion of Mrs. H o. Have
myer, widow of the late sugar king, at
Sixty sixth street and Fifth avenue. a
baby boy about one month old. attired
in immaculate white clothes, was found
minutes small crowd gathered. Sud
denly a handsome woman in black
drove up in an auto to see what the
excitement was about and offered to
take the infant, but a policeman sent
it to Bellevue hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
READY FoR THAw BANKRUPTCY

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. N.-Judse
Archibald was in court this afternoon
waiting to hear arguments on the mo-
tion to declare Harry K. Thawyin con-
tempt of court for failing to appear at
the bankruptcy proceedings In Pitts
burg The judge stated that If the case
demanded that Thaw appear in person
at the hearing before the referee he
would make the order mandatory that
Thaw be returned to the custody OF the
New York authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
n BULLS RUN AMUCK
IN HOLIDAY THRONGS
Animals Escape From Arena at
Bull Fight, Killing Seven
People and Iniurin9 20

LISBON. Sept .s21.-Twentytwo bulls
escaped from the arena at Moita today
and ran amuck through crowd that
was assembling to witness bull fight.
Seven persons were killed and 20
wounded. Troops were summoned and
shot the animals.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
Had Your Vacation,

Seasons almost gone Better Join
Southern Pacitic's great excursion to
Tahoe September 25 and 26 Round
trip, $500. Return by October Is. FISH
Ing hunting. boating, mountain climb
ing Excellent hotels. camp and out
door life. Ticket Offices. 8S4 Market
street. IL Powell street, Market street
ferry depot. and Thirteenth and Frank
lin streets Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22

republican county ticket by reason of
Judge Melvins nomination l shall go
before the county convention as a can
didate for superior judge. Some ex-
tremely kind expressions / have heard
from prominent leaders in the party
have led me to believe that my candi-
dacy would not be distasteful to the
party
The one ballot gave Sturtevant 123,
Cook 1876, Hunt 46, Van Nostrand 139,
O'Donnell 113 and Dunno 16.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22

handful of votes, so Flannery was in
dorsed. The resolution reads:
Whereas one of the electors on the democra tic
ticket. Harry Z. FlanHcry who has been repre-
senting the fifth congressional district. has during
all his life been consistent and ardent friend
of the of union labor; and
Whereas union labor would be dereict in its
duty IL 1t failed to recognize those who at all
times have been its friends now therefore be It
Resolved, that we, the union labor convention
of the state of California do hereby heartily and
enthusiastically indorse the candidacy OF Harry
p. Flannery for elector.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
MURASKY is NOMINATED
independence League Wants
Him on Supreme Bench

Frank ]. Murasky, Judge of the su-
perior court of San Francisco county,
was nominated by the executive COM
mittee of the independence league last
night to fill the vacancy in the supreme
court caused by the death of the late
Justice Thomas B. Mcfarland. Judge
Murasky was also nominated for the
same place by the union labor party.
The executive committee of the in
dependence league is empowered to
make nominations and met in the Hum
boldt bank building to take action on
the supreme court vacancy. No opposi-
ton to Murasky was manifested, and
he was nominated subject to the action
of the independence league state con-
vention, which will be held in the Hum
boldt bank building this evening"
The independence league convention
in the fourth congressional district
convened and adjourned last evening
without taking any action. 1t will re-
convene this evening. and is expected
to nominate Judge James G. Mcguire,
who has been nominated by both the
democratic and union labor parties.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
RRoMN ANNoUNCEs CANprpACY

]. ]. Quinn; forty-second, j. B. Ken
nedy; forty third. M. Oppenheim; forty
fourth, A Westori; orty-fifth. Mario
Forno
The judiciary slate which the demo-
cratic conferees will endeavor to have
indorsed by the Good Government
league will probably include the names
of Judge Frank II. Dunno, George
Lane and Joseph f. O'Donnell for the
full term and Police Judge George H.
Cabaniss for the short term.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
A ONE WIRE
GRAPHING
TYPEWRITER

exhibition for stock holders in the company.
experts and others who may be interested In
seeing this wonderful electrical invention.
The first demonstration OF the long distance
wire model OF the Burlingame Tele-
graphing Typewriter was. given in the Offices
of the Burlingame Underwriters. sixth foor.
Chronicle building San Francisco, on Thurs
day September IT.
The demonstration proved highly satisfac-
tory to the government experts telegraph
experts and many other electrical experts
who were invited to witness the exhibition
Any parties interested In the Burllngame
invention secure further details and the
names Of the experts who were eye witnesses
to- the demonstration of the one wire model.
The Burlingame one wire model machines
are now exhibition in the office OF the
Burlingame Underwriters in Los Angeles.
Cal. At the request Of the United States
government we expect to give exhibition
in Washington. ID. c., at an early date. We
are also invited by railroad companies. tele-
phone companies and prominent bankers in
New York and other cities to give dem
onstration OF the Burlingame one wire model.
The stock of the Burlingame Telegraphing
Typewriter Company VIII advance rapidly as
progress Is made and deals are closed for
the various services the instruments can
render.
The stock is now selling at six dollars
$4,000 a share; and those who were for
tunate enough to buy the stock at this
the way of progress; and Mr. Burlingame.
the inventor. assures US that he has many
other surprises in store for the stock holders
In his company
The field for the Burlingame Telegrsphing
Typewriter IS beyond the conception Of man.
the number of machines that will be required
the future size Of the company, TIE amount
its shares will be worth, the money its orig
inal investors will make, the dividends that
will be- paid can not be calculated We in
vite expert examination.
Parties desiring TO investigate with view
OF becoming interested financially should call
at room COG. Chronicle building.
Experts who are interested should call at
COS Chronicle building for card OF adnis-
sion to the factory. where Mr.. Burlingame
will be pleased 10 explain the technical de-
tails Of his invention.
= Address all inquiries to the Buriingame
Underwriters. COG Chronicle building San
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
Underwear

Your special attention is called
to Cartwright e. Warmers inn
ported English. absolutely Nom
Shrinkable Underwear in all
weights. Materials-Cassimere
and Wool and Silk Mixtures. We
are Sole Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
UNION MACHINE
REJECTS dunno

Continued from Page 1. Column 1
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
Pattern Effects
Fall Shirts

Our Fall Shirts are the kind
well dressed men favor-attract-
I've assortments of the "Roos
Bros" Shirt. the earl and VIII
SON" Shirt and the ssManhattan"
Shirt.
From $l.5O to $500
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-23

chops AID here II is that strong men
and rosy-che eked young women. buoyaut
with youth health and hope take up
their lives upon leaving the steerages OF
the big steamships only ia emerge 10 n
few months bent and Old. scared and
poverty crazed, for life bere is not inst
Of the Sweet Land Of Liberty they mao
pictured IN youths golden dream.
or course, Cbristm8a he's no retiSSous
significance here. but It Is nevertheless
goyfuilg hailed for sweatshop slaves get
more work from the factories. and toeu,
TOO. Christmas orders are Invariably rusk
orders. which Insure smsH premium "
the task set 10 rssaas 20 as early com
piefion. Leaving tbq s4uaio. and heart
breaking scenes Of the Ghetto. II Is but
step to Elizabeth. Mott and Mulberry
streets Here Il is that The it1s3an holds
forth with the same happy gOiSeky aban.
don as 20 be found IN sunny Italy. IL
II IL 1T night Jos will BE- enchs Raec with
the foundations Of the streets Red,
white aud greco firats innum, sable are
designed into successive arches a. far
as the eye con reech. The flag Of Italy
Is on every hand. A haHd comes nsgch-
ing down ise street. and mRsic sugges.
tive Of Christmas. ever gFeets tbs ear.
There are Rorseor oa>door shrinss, IN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-23

round, the East Side vender is content
10 receive pennies. few mud small His
Idea Of life is computed a copper and
uickei basis. Silver Is scr .ce~-v very scarce.
In fact-on the East Sid :, and @oIS well.
81 is not to be found on ths East Side
Turning east freia Broadway on Grand
street. those bent on = sight seeing or
summing tour a. n Is best kHoEn In lat
ter days. VIII dnd himself 3n z new
world. Grand street Is The Thorough
fare, the main artery. a. 81 were Of the
East Side, and scores ~ smaller streets.
courts or alleys shoot of from the mRih
stem. but al pnlsAti ions arc felt here. The
tall dark and fOr3.i9tr: teDegneDfs Gauk
a narrow and Uttered Sidewalk. banked
with stands un which wares Of every de-
seription are displayed. Each stand has
its quota Of decorations. Christmas
greens. u bedraggIed bunch Of holly or
witbered and dried lmmOrteiles. But
for these there is nothing TO Indicate
the holiday season. The woman who has
her stand draped with rarihaed cheap
and tawdry furbelows has not forgotten
that the malOdorous onion Is a ready
seller and she never takes a chance on
2 prospective customer escaping her
clutches. Ornaments vegetables dusty
sweets and w.thered fruits, second be nd
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-23

In fimsy material
The procession Is headed by the monks
Of the Church Of the Fathers OF the
Holy Land, with tonsured crown and
medieval costume They are followed
by sisters in similarly antlquated garh.
Slowly and tediousiy the serpentlne line
winds up aud down the devious paths,
visiting all the holy places In the town,
Early the next morulng grand mass Is
celebrated at the Altar Of the Manger
IN the Church Of the Nativity The
crowd In the sanctuary Is dense, and the
incense laden air is sufocating Hun
dreds who cannot enter the edhce con
gregate about the doors, patiently bnt
eagerly awaiting their turn Mass foi.
lows mass, is priests Of all natlonaltles.
carrying the cousecrated vessels, follow
one another at the shrine. Services are
hold IN all the churches, after which
the crowd breaks Mp and spends the re
nainder OF the day In visiting the many
hls:cr'c spots IN auG abnct the town
Orientals have natural gift Of recital,
and the Bethlehem men" as they are
called. who are, perhaps, more familiar
with their Targum than we with our
Bible. take pIous pride In recounting