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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Money on call easy, l
per cent; ruling rate, L per cent; closing bid,
Time loans firm; so days, per cent; 90 days.
235 per cent; six months. 315 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4@4h per cent.
Sterling exchange, actual business in bankers
bills at S4s46O@4.S465 for 60 day bills and at
S4 66o5 .S610 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S4@4.S4H.
Bar silver, 51Ac.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Bonds-Goyernment, steady; railroad firm.
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Eeg Marketx in Nearby countie.

SANTA ROSA, Sept. 4.-There was an advance
of 1ac per dozen in the local egg market today,
when eggs were quoted at 34e per dozen for
choice and Sic for seconds. The Santa Rosa
poultry association quotes 341ac for choice
SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 4.-Merchants are paying
S4c for eggs. The market is holding good.
All OF the home product is needed for cOnsump-
tion here. Shipments small
PETALUMA, Sept 4.-The regular price for
eggs today was 34c- The Petaluma division Of
the Sonoma county cooperative poultry associa-
ton will hold meeting SaturdaY-
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Poultry and Game

The poultry market unusually active for
Friday, there being good inquiry for all kinds
large turkeys Receipts were free. but the mar
iset was closely cleaned up on everything except
small hens and old roosters at the close
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. $40450 for small
S5@6 fol. large and S6.500S for extras; young
roost tiers, $6o0@S; do extras Ss-50@10; flyers.
S3Q4i ducks, S4Qs; pigeons, .25Q1.6o; SQUADS.
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he leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Sept. Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm; No. 3 spring wheat. 94c9l
s. .o4; No. red, .9s1s Qe9Ac; No. 2 corn, 799
white, 511ac; No. white, 45@514c; No. 2
rye, 75@76hc; good feeding barley 61Q63c
fair to choice mailing, 63G6515c; No. 1 north
ss. 5s; short ribs sides Goose), ss@a.371s mess
pork. per barrel. S14. .70@14.75; lard per 100
pounds 50 Co. short clear sides boxed, SO. %
@9- 30; whisky, basis of high wines, 81 81.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slauchterers' to dealers are as follows:
Beef-6lsW6Ssc per ID for steers. 5u6c for
cows and heifers
Veal--eQgI 1ac for large and Size for small.
afutton-Wcthe-s. 7Qsc; ewes. 6Ia arc per Io
LaInb-s7s e9912e per ID for spring
- Dressed Pork tner lhl-glk671lh for Hekt
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quptsrions are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. srcss
weight:
-Cattie-Stssrs. No. /, sst @ 4c: second quality,
8aac; third quality, zQ3c; cows and hslfsrs,
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Hutton's wire said
The market was apparently kept down today by
those who control the October position. Ev-
IDENTIFY they don't wish to. show their hand as yet
still traders look for a higher market after the
ginners' report is out of the way. Reliable cables
claim Manchester trade conditions show improve
ment. There is too much rain in parts Of the
belt.
Spot closed quiet Middling uplands, e3oc;
middling gulf, 955c; sales. 200 bales
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending September
shows an aggregate OF 80, 500, ,277 600, against
81 153 600 last week and 81 147, ,524, 900 in the
corresponding week last year. The following is
a list of the cities:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creamer-
les, 1871 @221ac; dairies, 17020c. Eggs steady
at mark included 14@17c; frsts, 1e35c;
prime irsts, 2012c. Cheese, steady, 11A @l3c.
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Northern Wheat MarIket

PORTLAND, Sept. 4.-Wheat-Choice milling
sorts, track prices: Club, soc; bluestem, 93c
turkey red, 92c; valley, 9oc. Export prices,
standard quality: Club, sSc; bluestem, 92c;
turkey red, &c. red Russian Soc.
TACOMA, Sept 4--Wheat steady. Choice
milling: bluestem, CSC; club, 91c; red soc. Ex-
port: Buestem, 92c; club. ssc; red, S6e-
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The London tin market
was LIS Cd lower with spot quoted at f131 los
and futures at f132 los. The local market was
easy In sympathy, with quotations ranging from
rs. SOC to 29c.
Copper was higher in London at eco los for
spot and f61 5s for futures. The local market
was weak but unchanged, with lake quoted at
1900 l3. 15c; electrolytic, 13.373a @13. 215c;
casting, 13.125 @13.371ac
Lead was unchanged at f13 IS Cd in London
and at 4.5o@4.60c in the local market.
Spelter was unchanged in both markets. Lon
don quoting f19 5s Cd and New York 4.70@41 Toe
Iron was higher at 52s for standard foundry in
the London market, but Cleveland warrants were
lower at 52s Cd. Locally change was reported
NO: I foundry northern, $16.50017.25; No. 2 do
$16@1675; No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1
southern SOFT S16.T5@17. %
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PORTLAND, Sept. 4.-Clearings. $1.o62. pa
balances S262 ,6S4.
TACOMA. Sept. 4-Clearings, ss15.soS; bal
ances, SIS, ,2o3.
SEATTLE, Sept 4-Clearings. 81. .ss1, ,s7s; bal
ances, S166, ,979.
SPOKANE. Sept 4.-clearings. see7. .2ss; bal
ances $179, 1874.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund.- ex7
elusive Of the $780, 600, 600 gold reserve, shows
Available cash balance, $1S9, ,163, 79I; gold coin
439, 40o.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Wool steady; medium
grades, combing and clothing, 19920c; light fine,
16@16hc; heavy fine, 11G12c; tub washed,
20@27c.
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Cheese-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
DRIED ERIrITS

DIliED rhO1lc
Eyaporated Apples-The market remains quiet
with fancy quoted at 9@1015c; choice, ~ G9c
prime, VA QOAc; common to fair, 5g6e.
Prunes-Quiet on spot with quotations rang
ing from 4c to 13c for California and from sac
to 7l5c for Oregon fruit.
Apricots-Are said to be in very light supply
on tne coast, but prices show no quotaDle I'M
proyement Choice are held at 1a@SMc; extra
choiee,s 915 @9Ac; fancy 1015 @11c.
feacnes-Quiet. with choice quoted az t1sg
Z NC: extra choice, ~ @sc; fancy, 81 @9c; ex-
ira fancy, 9@l0c.
Raisins-Dull at Az @6Ac for loose muscatels,
l&c for choice to fancy seeded, o@6c Tor
seedless and S160M1 So for London layers.
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE coPPER srocKs

BOSTON, Sept. 4.-Short covering was re-
sponsible for today's strength. rumor of a
rich strike in Atlantic was the cause OF a sharp
rise In the stock. Good buying of Lake and
Adventure noticeable 1t would seem as
though somebody trying to depress these
two stocks 10 accumulate a line.
There was good buying OF Atlantic on favor
able reports from the Baltic lode, where a rich
strike has been made. There was a lot of
short selling in North Butte from IS down.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by z. E. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street, San Fran
ciscn- Cal.
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calrs Page Of Commercial News

S2@2. so; geese, s1.5oG1-T5 per pair; goslinss
ST. lf5G2 per pair: turkeys. 23@25c per Ib for
young and 22423c for old.
l,arl.-\oninaI
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New York stock List

z. F. Hutton Co.. $50 California street
members of the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list ofsbond and stock sales
resierday:
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london CLOSING Stocks

Bar silver-Quiet; "a 11-l6d per ounce.
Money-a@A of 1 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 13s per cent and for three months
bills ~ per cent
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money MARI
Loans, Exchange and silver

The only local fluctuations yesterday were frac-
-ional advances in silver and Hongkong exchange.
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r..,,,ilr Retnn Markef

There has been some revision IN rst-H Since
isst ,Seer hnf the changes are unimpor.an..- 4.
Tvervthing In the line Of food prod1et1SS 1Ssrs = - -
coed supply with prices normal. anu hs Srnres
I~,iis H1ST nonlfrv and meats are still selhhs ae
high prices
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London Silver Market
Rank CIearinrs

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Bar silver closed firm at
2Ss4 ID per ounce.
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PortIand Butter Mnrket
Northern Business

PORTLAND, Sept 4-Butter-Extras 31hc;
fancy, PIC; choice, 25c; store, 1sc.
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ELaAN - SD-s
New York Bonds

Japan 41es -. BOX
Do I'd series. S934
L & n unified Is. 9915
Man con gold IS. 90
Mex Central As. 9Sk
Do 1st inc. ..... II !.
MINI & st L As. 50
NJ. K & Texas As. 9Sls
Do DDS ........ 81
n 4 Of Mex con As 50 y
n Y G gen 31Ss. 81
NY. NH CIV 6s eff -130K
n ] c gen 5s. .l23A
Nor Pacific 4s. .101
Nor & W con As. 90
o S Line rfdg As. 945s
Pa CIV 315s, 1915. 80
Pa con As .103
Reading gen As. E. 99A
Rep of Cuba 5s. .102
S L & ! III con 5s.110%
st L & s F fg As. IS
st L S w con As. rs
Seaboard A L Is 70
So Pacific As. -. 1914
Do 1st Is ...-. 94%
SO Railway 5s. ...101
Tex & Pac lists. 110Z
Tol, st L & w As. 75h
Union Pacific As. .102A
Do cy As ...... 9Sh
u S Steel ID IS. .101E
Wabash lists 1093s
Western Nd As. :. 76K
" & L Erie 4s. :. 1914
Wis Central As. -. S61b
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New york Cotton Market

-Not included in totals because containing oths
items than clearings.
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l6e. 100 total shares sold.

Atlantic 9 l. Is. 81
Bait & Ohio As. .101 II
Do 315s .....- 92A
Brooklyn RT C As 769s
Central OF Ga 5s.l09&
Do 1st inc. -. 60
Do ID inc. .-... 56
Do Sd inc. ..... 40
Ches & Ohio 4las.102
Chi & Alton 3l2s. 69
C. B & Q new As. 80
c, r 1 & Pac As. 66sz
Do col IS. ..... 65 u
Do refdg As -. S55s
C.C.C & 81 gn Is 95J4
Colo Indus 5s. -. 7432
Colo Midland As. ca
Colo & So As. 93%
Del & Hud cv 4s.10l12
Den & Rio G As. 90
Erie prior lien Is. s.
Do gen As -. 6515
Hook Val AIS. -105
Int Met ASS -. 69M
Tanau Is 81 Z
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FRUITS AND NUTS
Alllgtr Pears. ca .25G-
Apples .......... S4 q
Berries. basket
Strawberries -.15We5'
Raspberries ...-M1O'
Blackberries ..-Wl5
Huckleberries.
per ID .....-W1J
Bananas. doz .20W30
Figs. dried. ID. i. 6@ )
Do fresh. b. .104f5.
Grape Fruit. dz- 10000.
Grapes. lb ...- ga 81
Lemons. d0z ..13U23
Lines. doz .10415.
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Receipt. of Produce
FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

Oats. ctls ..'...........-.............., a5O
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Lima Beans s-.---H .
Lettuce. doz 10 g.
Leeks. doz oncns..SS = =
onions. per ID i g =
Potatoes. ID ...-11s %o1
ParSniDs. doz ga
d. bchs-Q-o
sage. dos bnchs- .29es.
String Beans. ID. S@ :
Squash.lb 3ite !
per lb- so .
Spinach, per b. % >
doz bnchs-QSs,
.Turnips. per doz--9-O
TOmatoes. lb ...- 90 .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28

tional politics, except in case of
another rebellion, need not enter
the legislative halls of this state,
and hence a candidates opinion upon
them would be matter of indIffer-
ence 10 the voter who could select
for reasons pertaining to state af-
fairs. After this divorce. state pol
tics woald come to its own, and
there would be a fair prospect OF an
improved administration. All this
is clear gain and should be weighed
by the voters in June.
T. w. DAVENPORT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28

Silverton, Oregon, May 24.--I OBJ.
serve In a late paper that Senator
Fulton asserts that those Republi
cans who are still standing by State
ment No. 1, and assisting to bring
out candidates in opposition to the
Ants, are not honest or honorable
men. This declaration lets a whole
flood of light In upon the senator
and enables us to Judge of his moral
and Intellectual makeup. OF course
those Republicans he denounces are,
in partizan language, "Bolters." But
even Mr.. Fulton knows that there
are at least two kindc OF boilers;
those who bolt for good reasons and
those who bolt without reason.
A candidate selected by majority
is prima facia, in the saddle, but II
he is there by fraud, Senator Fulton
would help to unhorse him, for he
has no valid claim to his party's
support. SO tho bolter is vindicated.
And again, IL nominee by major
fly. declares himself in opposition
to the principles of the party which
nominated him. he has no claim up
on the voters in that party, who are
absolved from their obligations as
partizans TO vote such ticket. AMI
further, when a party machine be-
comes recreant TO the party's prin-
ciples. the minor obligations relating
20 mere party discipline are no long
or OF any validity, and bind no ra-
tional person.
IL is the custom OF machine pol.-
ticians to ignore these Just princi-
piles of political action, and substi-
aute, "our party. right or wrong"
which Is really subversive OF the OBJ
jocts for which any party was ever
formed and which has in fact lead TO
almost everything rotten and Dc
etructlve In these United States. A
political party governed by @ich a
spirit becomes plant tool OF any
ndalevolent power which chances to
get control. II was through this.
that the Jefrereonian Democracy,
though founded upon the declaration
OF Independence and dedicated TO the
establishment OF justice. was turned !
ever 70 tho slave power and became !
ffs chief instrument for the extern
SION OF slavery In America. And ,
fhero is not doubt that this d.
version was at variance with the
opinions OF majority OF the rank
and file of the party who. II they had
not been blinded by partlzan spirit,
would have bolted the machine con-
troi and have saved not only their
party but their country from secee-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28
HON. TIM DAVENPORT
FOR STATEMENT MOI
Old Silvert0n RefOrmer Submits An Ar
gument for the Two Democratic Can
didateS

sion and civil war. The Northern
Wings being more independent, drew
of from their party when It became
the servant of slavery, and, though
they did not save their party, they
thereby saved the nation.
Now, Senator Fulton would better
think of a few things before he de.
nounces Republicans as dishonorable
and dishonest, because of their de
termination to consider the election
OF U. s. senators as more important
than partizan methods. The fact
Is mndeniable that the scheme OF
popular election of those senator's
has been adopted by the Republican
party of Oregon and as, It has never
been revoked by competent author.
ity, Republican partizans are bound
by II. A man who disputes this II
outside of all party lines; he IL
merely an independent. Adhesion
TO principles is the true test of Q
citizens politics. Voting a ticket
may mean almost anything; It may
mean craft and indirection. So, l
maintain that those pretended Re-
publicans who are objecting TO
Statement No. 1, which is the only
available means of carrying into
effect the aforesaid Republican doc
trine, are reactionary stragglers out
side OF the ranks and not entitled
to Republican support, though they
may have registered with the party
and by chance got on the ticket.
This Is an old established principle
recognized by'all parties. Standing
In opposition to the principles of the
party, they are evidently misplaced
and should withdraw. for true Re-
publicans cannot vote for them with
ont stultifying themselves and vio-
lating correct principles OF party
action. II they are men OF good
senee and good breeding they cannot
expect the support of voters opposed
70 them on principle.
II is said by some that they are in
favor of ths election of U. 3. sena-
tors by the people but are not in
'avor OF Statement No. 1. bat this is
he merest subterfuge; II 10 disgust
ng mockery. Honest men who are
n favor of the accomplishment of
. certain purpose. will not refuse the
,nly proper and available means OF
obtaining their ends, and a person
Who does so refuse may we'll be set
lside as either knave or fool.
Those anita on the Republican
icket. however. are neither knayes
Tor fools; they are OF that class Jf
,Itlzens who have been so long In the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28
Valued Same As Gold.

3. @. Stewart. q merchant Of Ce-
dar View. Miss, says: IL tell my
customers when they buy a box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills they get
the worth OF that much gold in
weight, II AFFLICTED with constipation.
malaria or biliousness." Sold under
guarantee at J. G. Perry's drug
store. csc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28

service OF the machine politicians
without comprehending the normal
uses OF political parties that they
cannot rise to the real status OF gen.
uine citizenship. Look at their pre-
dicament! They are in favor of the
election OF U. s. senators by the
people provided they 'elect a Repub-
lican, and to make sure work OF Il
, they want to go unpledged TO the
! legislature to prevent the election of
a Democrat though the people had
, elected him.
Poor blind partizans--incapab Bile
of seeling or feeling that just this
sort OF anarchy the rational Repub.
licans and the people of Oregon are
essaying to prevent By the popular
vote and Statement No. I.
They remind one, OF Milten'e de-
scription OF hammon:
Tho least erected spirit that fell
from Heaven,
And even in Heaven his looks ami
thoughts
Were always downward bent. more
admiring
The riches OF heavens pavement,
trodden gold,
Than aught divine or holy, else en-
joyed
In visions boatific."
The problem is. how will we ever
straighten up such shapes, the prod
uct OF machine politics?
The only practicable plan will be
10 excuse them from public service,
for which they are untitled. The
good woEk must go on; we cannot af-
ford 10 humor the vagaries OF the
politicians by electlng them TO places
where they can block the wheels of
progress. The position OF the Ants
is challenge TO us for a decision by
the people and II, must be met. AMI
let the people so understand II.
There should be no uncertain or
mixed verdict, which there would
be IL two kinds OF Republicans voted
the straight ticket.
And there is no need of any such
thoughtless indiscrimination. Fort
unately the Oregon Democrats are
unanimously in favor Of abandoning
the old and anarchistlc method 10
which the Antis hope to return.
The Marion county ticket for
members OF the Legislature can be
filled with Statement No. men; :,
three of them now on the Republl-
can ticket, viz; Hal Patton, o. L. |
Hatteberg and Mr.. Libbey; and two
on the Democratic ticket, viz: DR.. w. !
S, Mott and John Elmer. Let this
be done in this county, and the peo-
pie in the other counties lining
themselves up in the same way, WITH
decide this vexing question for all
time.
II Republicans are desirous OF
harmony, this is the way TO obtain II,
for there is no doubt that a large |
majority OF the party are in favor
of the method they have adopted and
which worked so admirably in the |
election OF Mr.. Bourne. Not for the
reason that Mr.. Bourne is a Repub-
lican but because the legislative as
sembly, instead of being a den of
corruption as formerly, was freed
from those temptations which turned |
men away from the path of rectitude |
and legislation went on unhindered. |
Besides, the elimination of the old |
method has cleared away the incen-
tives TO corruption when choosing
members of the legislature. Men can
be chosen with reference to their
ability as legislators. and not as
before, perhaps wholly incompetent
for such service. but bribed or
standing for recompense by some as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28

With a criminal libel law that was
framed in the days OF the oregon
boot. in the days of Portland Mer-
curry journalism, the people who
want free press should vote 10 re-
store the grand jury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28

For burn or scald apply Cham
berlain's Salve. IL will aliay the
pain almost instantly and quickly
heal the injured parte. Fer sale by
DR.. Stones drugstore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-28

Who says the young men are act
worthy o: political honors, whom
they are doing all the work In this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-13

months visit. She wi visit friends
In different parts of the state.
Mrs. Clay Wagner was in Richmond
Wednesday morning.
Miss Mary Dillon and her guests,
Agnes Spencer of Milwaukee, and
Mary Tompkins of Sidney, o., spent
the day, Wednesday, in Connersville,
and today in New Castle.
Miss Lillian Mauk of Kewanee, H..
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Virginia Barnett goes Friday
to visit friends in jamestown, o.
Mrs. Will Adams of Decatur, H.,
will visit friends here this week.
Mrs. C. Ferguson of Holidays Cove,
W. Va. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Boyce Rankin. Miss Mary Rankin
will return home with her
Mrs. Charles Loeb is visiting in In
dianapolis.
Sanford Wilson has returned from
a trip to Piftsburg. His little grand
son. Master Kenneth Wilson accom-
panied him home.
Miss Ruby Wilson has returned to
her home in Richmond after a visit
with friends here.
Mr. and Mrsr Chris Graver and lit
tie daughter, Irene, were in Richmond
Tuesday.
James DaDle, of South Banks, Eng.
but at the present time at Clarion.
Pa, as assistant superintendent OF the
Carnegie blast furnace, is visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Ada Harmed.
Mrs George Paul. who has been Wis
iting in Chicago, will return Satur-
day night.
Earl and Harold Wilt, who have
been visiting for three weeks at the
home of Mrs. Ada Harmed and Mrs.
Jacobs have returned to their home in
Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-13
EMPEROR RIDES IN
AUTO FOR FIRST TIME
Francis Joseph and King Ed
ward Take a Spin.

Ischl, Aug. 13.-Emperor Francis
Joseph, who recently celebrated his
jubilee as ruler of Austria-Hungary,
took his first ride in an automobile
yesterday, accompanying King Ed,
ward on a lengthy tour in the PROVING
es near Ischl.
The Emperor at first was averse to
entering the machine, but on return
ing to the villa after the trip the EN-
peror expressed his delight at the nov
ell experience.
The Emperor last night entertained
King Edward at a gala dinner during
the course Of which toasts were ex.
changed expressive of the mutual
pleasure of the visit.
Baron Won Aerenthal, the Austro.
Hungarian minister of foreign affairs
and Sir Charles Hardinge of the Brit.
ish Foreign Office conferred on Tur.
key and the Balkans. The two states
men agreed that the only possible at
titude for the powers of Europe was
to extend a sympathetic hand and re.
frain from any action that might prove
embarrassing to those trying to estab
lish a more enlightened regime in the
Ottoman Empire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-13
FOUNTAIN CITY, IND.

Fountain City, Ind, Aug. ia
surprise dinner in honor of the fifty
second birthday anniversary of Mr..
David Benee, who resides on a farm
north of this place Altogether there
were more than seventy relatives and
friends present. A large dinner was
served at the noon hour. Those pres
ent were Luzina Daily. Mrs. w. T.
Frank Quinn and Lester and Edith
Mercer of Fountain City, Perry John
son and wife, Oh Clements and family
James Clements and family, Pleasant
Brown and family, and Ancil Glenn
ents, wife and daughter of Winches-
ter. Frank Benge and wife of Bryant,
Robert Jeffrey of Farmland. John
Grey of Delphi, Hadley Johnston of
Bartonia, James Stevenson and-daugh-
ter. Mary Clements and children of
Carlos City. Mrs. Mitt Robbins and
children of Ellwood, Mrs. John Camp
bell and children. Bert Hinshaw and
family and Milton Galbreth and fam
lily of Greensboro, William Sharp and
family and Arch Hinshaw and son
and Mrs. Harvey Galbreth of Chester,
Clamer jerks, wife and daughter.
Miss Lizzie Heinshaw and Wood We'd
die and family of Richmond and Sam
uel Clements of near Snow Hill.