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New-York tribune., 1908-03-27

N-....srn K.Ioodaouec las lease4 tbc store and
aasefucat - No 27S4 Broacvaay for tho curtis *
t-sssis se.ul5af. 4, NcClouJ 4 BafeT n tcrn
o. zears-
5sern1ar5 Frarheafoldc- mas .easld the FIVE story
i,y-iid.u. ~o. "a MADISON avenpe y Dickson
= 80 yyro vii ccc5pv tho premises before
--ay
--eir1.fr. Ve-oriieez 5 Floyd iase ieased The
i,sil6ir.c ~ 70 w. -. =, tzeody. curry & Bros.
- 7i.id.-- ao e Nescv for IIl;cf l. Fox: the
.l.ildjn- 10 = Johns :.ar- Gwen Eros tho
tore and tss-iaent ~ No 10 Worth - 70 ! NJ
Huber. tic store and basement - \" ~ Fcarl st
fcr william g. Parllsr-on 70 Mateo tucabado. also
a.. Dwelling houses Nos. ~ and - Nest S6fh St
a., 49, Misses Moss s-d with IT. s. Ely d C the
tsIi5., ~. 57s JohY. fo- Y y Johnson 10 thu
-.cvcliE Sts-upcg Cn-'IpsHs.
Henry &. Ty.I2as E May yver.. the brokers in the
ga. Of No 10 Eas: 6lst st, four story high
1:oor broRnstore house on lot lsNlco5 feet, for
Simon Foz- Tae prope-ty was reported sold on
\. .,l-e.'iaH-
louis schrag has leased for TIE GoTc estate the
dwelling house Ne S55 West 24th St TO Mrs George
Kan6Iu fcr Of years. and with Senior &
CO. the private dwelling houses Nos. l55 and l57
-Tesf e.tla 81. 70 Joseph Martinez. for OF
sears
Wood. Harn2oI q &C. have sold plot 40x1o0 feet
81 wooles ave. between Pu:cy and Richmond
Turnpike. South New York. Staten Island iAddition
No o. To Miss Alice Johnson. and at South Mari
.,oGo. Brooklyn. 10 John A McI-achlan a plot 46xlco
taet r. Wess list St, between Neck Road and Ave
4 y.
Ja-oa - Bel leased 10 King & Ryan. builders
tie triangular block bounded by l2ith st. Morning
AIDE av. ana Hancock Place. The lease is for a
...-rn CT fifteen years A story store and Office
frIti.ps VIII be erected tie site.
sIfci.ae. I Schwartz sold to Nahum j. Shatzkin
p tract q about sixty acres on Manor Road
Staten lzlsnS.
James II. CrTiikstank has sold TO Julius Mueller
f.r occupancy TIE three story dwelling house No
~ Union ave- Mount Vernon. Ii Is a plot
..Si%sx iTTeglls4.
The SoT1h gersey Land Company has sold 10 a
Ne.x York counrsny for Development & plot o. lS1
l.1s al Montciasr He.gafs. ". J. The property is
Lated AZ the Greenwood Lake station and direct
=, cppcsi.e zhe State Normal College, which
,.s b~.a ensctea b. the state st co-t Of over
~. 5ya.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS-Itecepts to-day, 40 sacks
beaus Imports. ASA bags. Tne larger part of the
trade Is st being supplied with foreign sales
CT which are a 81 for ordinary mediums
for hand picked Very little doing
N medium There is call
choice pea with stocks light. values firmly
maintained kidney have had light export orders
this and values lower White kidney also In
buyers Scotch quiet, with choice stock
going generally at So 80 We quote: BEANS-Aarrow,
choice, Dushel. s. 20; do common TO good SIG
medium, choice. 81 - a s. 2fizi do common
good 81 81 20 pea choice. 81 81 y ~ 81 30; d1
81 % s. 80: DO imported S2q s. UJi
10 Imported medium. 81 s.. white kidney choice
s. b 81 40. kidney choice 81 40 q 81 So do
% good. 81 black turtle choice
81 as yellow choice. s. 10; lima, California.
choice. 81 Is . So 80 PEAS-Scotch, bags, bushe
81
BUTTE9-Receipts to-day. 4.249 pkgs. There
jst fair trade passing I'm the higher grades OF table
butter. ana prices for these steady The market
lacks and tone Local buyers well
town tohbers taking hold cautiously and there
seems 20 he suffcient supply 10 present needs
The trading basis for creamery specials IS
and extras gre going at 2sc. occasionally 2shc. OF
snc seconds the offerings beyond present
needs. and there IS pressure TO sell. resulting in
feeling This Is largely held hold
showing increasing anxiety 70 dispose OF the stock
other than fancy goods values lean quito
strongly IN buyers favor No change in process fac
tory packing stock We quote; Creamery. specials
per -. csc do extras, 2sc: DO irsts 26a:7c;
- &c. Go thirds II q &c; 10 held. specials
-s!1c. jo eAfras y = sc. do 1rsfs -og2'c. do
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
PLANS HOUSE FOR HIS OWN USE.
Structure Will Be Built In West 99th st
at q Cost of $4,000 by E. E. Shaw.

plans have been filed with Buildings SuPer1n-
7.nden4 Murphy for a five story dwelling house TO
t.a ry,Ei. on the premises No 312 West 9sth St.
-o- L Shaw as owner IL will be of ornamental
N-ick Of Colonial design with frontage of 70 feet
and q depth of 20 feet. with ornamental porch
entrance II is to cost s2dote. II will be erected
from plans drawn by the owner
Plans have also been filed for TerDodeilfnS the
oldfashioned three story high stoop dwelling house,
No 1o7 West s5th st, into clubhouse. with a
ground floor maTQuise entrance. the change Of
occupancy being made tor Robert TaEgaTt- as
owner and for making the three story
dwelling house Nc 80 Hudson St, into a ware
house. for Benjamin r Davis & Co, now
oRners J. IT. knubel and William s Boyd are
1he architects.
The Manhattan plans for buildings recorded
yesterday Include 4 story workshop be
soded the plant Of the Mutual Gas Light Com
Isny. 18th ST. east of Avenue u. s2.0G0.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
IN The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Smith & Phelps have sold for the Lawyers Title
ilsirsncc and Trust Company : plot William
s1bii;sg tbe junction Issth ST. Prospect
sad Southern Boulevard 903.sAs3 4x1G5 feet
=, L. Hoffman has sold Nos. $40 and si2 West
Is5th 81. = SIX story elevator apartment house,
;.ot .a>e = t,--t. 10 Samuel Friedesop In part
payment Samuel Friedeson gives 10. l53 Wes-
18th -. six story iaJhoUse. = plot 40x100-1I
fest
j.. Nai5oleo1 Levy las sold the southeast corner
- Madison axe and IaSth three story dwell
i,,2 no--s. o. Il lot 1Ex45
Saai Proper has sold No. - East 126ih st. a
:.se story fathouse. on a lot 25x99ll feet.
Tf, Flelscllrnan Realty and Construction Com
y hss sold the lot. -5x1eo feet the west sidc
.r ,-1dfoz,s eve - south Of F'ordham Road.
l. (lsleac- Davies has solo for the Lawyers Title
Is1lfarce Company 10 John Monahan six lots on
,.i.. c>st sloe # Southern Boulevard near Hunts
E.44r-, Bod
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET, NEW
4 1e-bS.-Sealsd proposals., in trfplf-
cate. subject the usual conditions will be received
here o'clock April y 1905 supplying
delivering coal during commencing July 1.
1908 follows: To CluarteTu1aster's vessels New
York Harbor to Army Transports at foreign coans
tions, Colombo
Ma Suez Agiers and Perrin: CITY. In
Guiding Brooklyn; Sandy Hook. N J. Information
furnished application u. s. the right
reject all bids any part thereof
containing rked Proposals
be opened -. 1905 addressed
NJ. s PATTEN. Depot QuaTterrnaster-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
Public Notices.

nURsr.Nr To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. 30
Il . hereby given that an act Senafe 40 -,
Int No. L.. has been passed BY both branches "a -
Legislature. entitled
AN ACT ON
To AUTHORIZE THE APPOINTMENT OF \ 80 -
MISSION TO INQUIRE INTO THE LCtAL NitrF
ERNMEST OF THE CITY OF NEW 1ORhs- W. W.
POWER TO INVESTIGATE THE MANNER ~ ~ S-SsIg
QUOTING AND TRANSACTING BUSINESS rtt,NSr-Te-F.-
SEVER Al DEPARTMENTS. BOARDS AND or, oE1 -.
THEREOF. TO SUGGEST LEGISLATION ,r16tI MIfr 70
SPECT THERETO AND. IN ITS piSCEEIlJ->>-v =.
DRAFT A NfsW CHARTER AND An ADNlNiSt'~
TIVE CODE FOR SAID CITY -. ttsa-,rs
Fu--her NOTICE is hereby given that Pucls - -
upnn such bin will held at the Msycrs N.rch-
city Hall The city OF New nofh. on Ai''
20 1905 al o'clock a ~, ,o.s
Dated CITY Hall. New YORK. Mares - -, yI r3 ~
NSN''''N - Naycss-.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
City Property for Sale.
Notice Of Sum mons.

S,TPPFMF' COURT. NEW YORK CoUNTY-LOUIs J
= Bowe paintf against Abram Modne David Stern
foominik Fesoli defendants sunmonsrrta desired in
New York County. To the above named defendants:
this and to serve copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the service
case OF your failure appear Judgment
you by default for the relief demanded
Dated. New York: February 2, 1908:
sYDNEY cs 81 Nsssa ST. goox6 s of msn and
haitian City of New York:
and ponnik Faso The foregoing summons is served
M one 10 the sn Justices ofsr OF Of the the
Supreme Court of tho State OF New York, dated the
lith day of March 1905. and filed March H. 1905
County Of New York the County Court House in
borough OF Manhattan, city OF New York the said
DATED New York Maren h1sn,,a ~ i%r,s, .sos OF ~ CO
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
> IsoWe paintin. against AbraIn Modne David stern
DominIk Faso. Robert Iiugn Isidore Davis. William
Teresa. Jacob Golner Defendants -sumnons-Trial de-
fordants hereby summoned TO answer the
plaint action. and to OF
Summons exclusive Of the day OF service
OF your failure to appear or answer judg.
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded the cor13laint. -
Dated New York 1s;I February a = Ieos ,,o, ON,
post Once Address 81 Nassau St. Borough Of Man
To the Defendsns Abram Modne. Francesca pelnunzio
Dominik Fasoli: The foregoing summons is
S 1s * one OF Of the the
Court OF the state of New York dated the Ith
complaint the ONCE OF the Clerk of the County of
sH s The % m New York he @ me G1oTsh Of
been filed in said ONCE the tth day Of February 1905
synNy sSsa Ny gTN sgTh MIgh rnn Attorney 81
borough Manhatt-~. Kew York CITY -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27

The approximate amount Of the lien cxorge 10
satisfy which the above described property ~ sold
Is With interest thereon from the OF
March. Tes together with costs ana allo"
ing % with March to-
gerber the the The approximate
rates
ot liens which be allowed 10 the out
of purchase paid referee. Ss5s A
interest
Dated York. March sd
TERENCE !. McMA%US. Referee
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27

Destination steamer Close in New York
Hawaii and Philippine Islands Cya
FrsncscojUnited States Apr J. 600
CoTea. China and Philip
pine Islands san F-anciscotAsia- Apr 2, 500
Zealand. Australia seNcept Vest.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via
san francisco)--inVe --.--Apr ., b'p p m
Hawaii Francisco)Alam Apr E, 500
Japan. CoTea. China and Philippine Islands
via Vancouver and Victoria 5 C)-
- .
Tahiti and MarCuesas Islands
Francisco,-Marposa ........Apr Il, 600 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tea s.l:c reported oo miles east Of Sandy Hook
st m yesterday. Is expected TO dock about 10 M
sunday e,,5,-
The Mauritania. reported a.D miles OF SANDY
N
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntru.

NOR RENT. FURNISHED COTTAGE AND FIVE
10 :oneh hou Grand al
ststIcu . the Y, N IT.
ford roads delightful surroundings; good roads.
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN 4 CO.. 500 sth ave. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

am rises s:nsIsn sets eoo Moon rises az Moons -
HIGH WATER.
N-saudv Hook 3:o2 Gov, Island Hell o. s
fIc,,t3 foS Island ali He'll Gate b;os
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27

yVROBRIAND. MARY DE.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
i order Hon. Abner C. Thomas. q Surrogate Of the
having claims Mary de Trobriand. of
County of deceased. present the
y,uchsrs thereof to subscribers their place OF
tansacting business the law Office of Curtis
uay No 1oO broadway. Borough of Manhattan. in ths
city Of before the 1oth day Of June next
dated York 81 day of December, 1907.
MARIE CAROLINE POST. Executrfx
CHARLES A POST.
c1rRTrs Y HATHEWAY. Attorney for Executor and Ex-
,cutrix No. l2O Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
DRUsH. MARY HIN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
Charles Beckett County
of New York. notice hereby given to all persons
ing against Mary II Brush. late OF the city Of
deceased TO the with
vouchers thereof subscribers place OF
g Charles Z.
No "a Pine street City Borough Man
haitian on the first day OF September.
pated New York. 2sth day cf February. 1905.
FRANCES A. FISDLAY,
WILLIAM NJ VAN BUREN
Executors
r. LATTTNG.
for Executors.
81 Pine ST. y. Y city. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
Teachers.
SurrOgates Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
/ H BECKETT, a Surrogate Of the County OF New
Yo1 notice hereby persons having claims
ssainst Abbv s Thompson late of the County o New
Yor. 10 the with
to the their place Of trsnsacting business
Office Of Fisher A. Baker NO wan street In the City
mated New York goth day of December. 1907.
,rNITE<r STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW york.
FERRIS S. THOMPSON. Exrs-
FISHER A BAKER Attorney for Executors, . Wall
Street, York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
Country Property to Let.

yI,O RENT FOR SUMNER. FURNISHED COUNTRY
ably situated convenient to depot. w s. FOSHAY
N Y.
GUNNER COTTAGE BOARDING HOUSED FOR RENT
- d MinSi Mountain PARK the banks of the Della
ware River Delaware Water Gap. Pa. The Gap Inn.
including
gas bath; $50; possession any time
c. r. NIGHTINGALE. 40 Murray New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
Country Property for Sale.

II oTEL CLEARING $4,000 YEARLY: FURNISHED;
Il estate: $4,000 Full details. NJ. R
SC.HOONMAKER, Kingston. \. Y
LNARMs FOR SALE AROUND WESTCHEsTER AND
pure water. health Onderdoni Shrub Oak. New York
JNoR sALE-A PICTURESQUE AND ATTRACTIVE
Il farm 80 north shore of Long Island
Sound Westport Conn. bathing beach; good
roundings locality genemans residence. s B.
FITCH. Westport, Conn
NOR ORANGE COUNTY FARMS. COUNTRY ES
Il Village Residences, apply TO
2. p. BROOKS, Monroe, n Y.
NOR SAL.E-14ROOM HOUSE AND LOT, NEAR ct
Il George ferry; furnished complete steam heat W.
Fostoffce. New Brighton. Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TR6NSPACIFIC MAILS.

Surnsrs. Trinidad. % w I--....-...11:0o d 100 m
/ jefferson. Norfolk Ole Dom 300
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
REALTY NOTES.

Ni.i.aIn N-oodaouso has leasea tHc store and
fasefuct No 27S4 I}rr9acv-;ty for tho curtis *
s-s.r;is eo:uIaH.- To- MeclouI 4 Baker to- torn,
zear>.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
TOLSTOl is A MOST
PROLIFIC WRITER.

Tolstoi is one of the most prolific
writer's OF any age. He has published
some 100 books and innumerabIe pam
phlets, most Of which have been trans
lated into every European language.
The extent of his output is more re-
markable when his laborious methods
are considered. Some OF his chapters
have been written dozen times. and
the pages of his manuscript are dis
figured by numerous erasures and in
terpolations. One of his novels had
to be copied out seven times before
fairly legible manuscript could be sent
10 the printers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
THIS MAN GOT
SQUARE WITH JUDGE.
(Copyr light, 1909

A raw mountaineer got back at
Judge Nose Wright. of the Rome cir
cult, in a very clever way. While the
Judge was presiding over the Chattoo-
ga superior court he had occasion 10
plaster SIS fine on this man because
he failed TO appear in time as a wit.
ness in a case.
Say. jedge, hain't that purity
Steep" mildly inquired the Chattoo-
gan.
No" was the reply. You knew
you were an important witness in this
case and ought TO have been here.
will suspend judgment, however. and
hold it over you to see that there is
no like trouble in the future
Later Judge Wright was spending a
few weeks at Menlo, a popular sum
mer resort in Chattooga county. sever.
al miles from a railroad. He had a
package TO come out from Summer.
vile and the big mountaineer happen.
ed to deliver it.
Well. what do owe you?" asked
the judge, reaching for his change
pocket.
Wall, jedge, l reckon about SIS
would square u.s." was the calm reply.
WHAT yelled Judge Wright, stag
gering back.
'Mebbe you won't be so dern keer-
less next time bout leavin' yo' pack
ages" was the imperturbable answer.
Look here" whispered the perturb-
ed jurist, I'll just remit that SIS fine
l put on you down in Summerville."
Gid ap. Beck. That about squares
us. ledge"
It's true. all right. because Judge
Wright tells it on himself.-Atlanta
Georgian.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
MAIDEN SPEECHES
NOT EASY THINGS.

BY waiting twentyfour years before
making his maiden speech, Lord Lang
ford has exercised an oratorical re-
straint as rare as in some cases it
would be commendable
The Earl of Rochester in the days
of Charles II, was not equally modest
for he took an early opportunity of
addressing the house of lords, with
disastrous results. My lords" he be-
gan, Il rise at this time for the first
time, the very first time, my lords,
and divide my speech into four
branches" Here he paused for a few
seconds, grew purple, and finally
blurted out: My lords, if ever l rise
again in this house you may cut me
of, root and branches and all, forev-
err"
Lord Byron was more fortunate, for
his maiden effort was declared by Sir
F. Burdett TO be the best speech by a
lord since the Lord knows when"
Lord Rosebery's maiden speech, aft
er three years OF silence, was model
of modest oratory, opening with plea
for that favor and indulgence which
the house always shows TO those who
address it for the first time, even in
a larger measure on account of my ex-
treme youth and inexperience. West
minister Gazette
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
Starting a Popular Craze.

1t beats all how little is required to
popularize some kind of caper. Watch
ing children of all ages from 5 to So
years playing with a spool and a
string-throwing up the former by
means of the latter and trying to
catch the hour glass-shaped object as
it escends-watching this perform
ance, say, makes one wonder and won
der
If one watches it too long. however,
one will get on roofing or roasting
mentally. He will say to himself:
We'll, That was a bad miss.
could have caught that myself with
my eyes shut and I've had no prac.
tice at all
Or:
Good! That was a great CATCH"
In that way lies danger. Just a few
more inward comments of the same
sort and you've gone and got a spool
plays than you've seen anybody make
besides some that you are willing to
admit are pretty good.
I believe that I could start a fad al
any time if l were dippy enough and
had the necessary nerve to get away
wath it in public. Anybody could if he
hadn't any more sense.
r. somebody were to take a picnic
pieA plate and go down street franti
caily and absorbedly trying to balance
that thing on the end of his index fin
ger Eand would do the same fool trick
three days in succession he could get
l'sem going in that direction. 1t would
be better still if he could INDUCE five
or six persons to do it simultaneously
in different parts Of town. The kids
would soon be working hard at it in
the parks and then the habit would
be fixed. Another fad would be due
for a run.
OF course variations and improve
ments would be added. The dealers
would make fancy picnic pieplates
and display them, together with fancy
sticks that would look like those they
measure rings on in Jewelry stores OF
like a bandmaster's baton.
1t would be easy. And the tad would
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
A LITTLE ADVICE.

From the events that have trans
pired duringhhe past week relative to
our municipal plant, we believe the
Light, Heat & Power company Off
Gals would show considerably more
than ordinary intelligence if they des
sisted in their endeavor to obtain pos
session of the city's property. FIN
spite of the fact that the plant vas
handicapped from the start by the ex-
penditure of unnecessary money, BY
the installation of inferior machinery,
and has been subjected ever since to
but Indifferent management, the peo-
pie of Richmond are not yet ready to
acknowledge their inability to select
the right kind of representatives
a eventually, to give the light plant the
kind of management that will make it
a success. That the present city ad-
ministration is incapable of providing
that kind of management goes with
out saying. Two years of experiment.
ing with the Schillinger-Johnson re-
gime have been enough to show the
citizens of Richmond. that for at least
another year and half, nothing bet
ter can be expected than senseless
chickering's, pig-headed decisions And
incompetent management. HadI the
present administration been of the
right sort, it would have pursued diff
ferent tactics in first assuming the
management of the light plant Know
ing the general suspicion that graft en-
tered into the building of the plant in
the first place and that mismanagsE
ment had been its lot ever since. the
Schillinger-Johnson administration
should have come before the peopld OF
Richmond fairly and squarely WITH a
true report of the condition of the
plant Not mere auditing of the
books. but complete investigation
At that time as now, the plant was not
a money maker and to prove their sin.
cerity as we'll as their loyalty to the
citizens of Richmond, the present ad
ministration should have been open
and above board about that fact TIC
admit it would have destroyed the
faith Of Richmond's citizens in their
plant. On the contrary it would have
aroused their bump OF stick-to-itive
ness all the more and made them al
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
How He Saved Labor.


One day a man went into very
big store. He had a heavy package
with him.
Not in the sense you mean, smart
les, but in the real sense
He had to go two blocks farther
down the street and didn't want to
carry the package. So he decided that
he would leave it in the checkroom.
He asked flOorwalker, who looked
like United States senator, but who
was a perfect gentleman, where the
check room was. The floor walker
said:
"Threeailesoverdown
ontheWabashside."
He went there, wherever that was,
and found he had made a mistake.
He knew it was himself who had
made the mistake, for as nice a man
as f1oOrwalker with a Prince Albert
on couldn't have made a mistake.
Finally, after he had logged his bun
die thirty-two blocks hunting the
checkroom. had found the checkroom
and deposited his bundle, he walked
his two blocks to the other place and
was through for the day.
Then he soliloquized:
How should ever have got
through or stood the wear and tear OF
that long two blocks carrying that
bundle? If it hadn't been for the
| checkroom system what could l have
done?"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
PLAYED HER ROLE
WHILE MOTHER DIED
Actress in Shakesperian Com
pany Labors Under Diff
fiCuIties.

Waterloo. Iowa, May 23- Miss
Blanche Wilson. leading lady with
Charles B. Hanford, playing the part
Of Cleopatra in the Shakespearian
tragedy Antony and Cleopatra" por-
trayed her part in Waterloo under diff
fculties. Shortly before her appear
ance she received messige stating
her mother was dying in Freeport. IL
She had scarce enough time TO tuck
the telegram away before the curtain
was rung up. Immediately after the
port
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-24
STORIES FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

While a reign of terror was on IN
Nampa, Bill Borah was busy with the
governor of the state. He telephoned
him the circumstances and asked per-
mission to represent. him officially.
This was granted, and, securing
special train, he. Deputy Sheriff
Shad" Hodgin. who figured in the
Haywood trial and two others made
the run to Nampa.
The mob had just broken into the
jail when the special train arrived.
What brings you here. Bill Borah?"
one of the would-be lynchers cried.
Il came after this negro, and I'm
going to take him away was the an
swer. a.
Not by a jugful," yelled the mob.
But BOrah went right ahead He in
formed the mob that he had plenty of
reserve force in the special train if
fight was wanted, but he did not think
the occasion warranted bloOdshed.
Then, with the negro in the center,
the three nerVy men boarded the train,
pushed down uplifted and threatening
revolvers and quickly left the town.
The people of Nampa had been out
witted.
Next day the newspaper in Nampa
made an indignant complaint that
three outsiders should be permitted to
invade their town, defy as we'll as hon
swaggle the citizens and spoil a lynch
ing.