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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
ner Der Gb0ter lit in SOFT aenommen
Son ben Hbilippinen.

Snterciiontc &erbon0lungen Der &C.
Q%iSlotur. - &ngefohtenc @ub-
len. - SefretGr 6erguion's Goo.
81 il la ,. 6ebruar. - 9ie lSns
o1t9urolsS eiiion Der Ebilippinen.&e-
gialntur pllrhe geitern gbeno nm I
llbr 10 M}inuten geihloiielb mo ole
critic rcguIGrc Seiiion miro ont n6d.
lien GiCnitug Worgen er0iinet mer.
ben. Gas meientlihIte GreigniB Der
S6hlBiibmg lpor sic GrmQgung Der
Reiollltiun oIf NuSld)lllB Don 9oni.
nollOer @ome5. Nei Der Nbitimmung
crgob iih StinmlcnQIeihbeit, Der
Spredcr CAB obcr nl90ann leine
Stinmc 81 8onle5' @lmltcn ub, 10
oub Die Helolution abgclcbnt lplIr0c.
9ic 1ragc, oh @onc5 9iirger iet, bill.
oetc ben ein5igen 81 cntideioenoen
4Silntt, oenn Die Srage be5iialid lei
hes moroIii6en Gbarafters miro nod
bon Der Gonmiilion onlGBlif elmer
Neiolrttiou criuogcn luer0ell, nof mel
der ibm eilt Sib i'll Der regllaren
Seliiou 5ucrtumnt merbcn iou.
N&Gbreno Der Staugural-S ciiion
iin0 13 @nblnnfedtungen O~ettnitlu
enti6ieoen moroen, ltnb ~ Selcgoten
murocu ulf @rumb Der Woblberidtc
5llgcluIicn un0 elmer ollSgeihlolIell.
@Gbrcno Der Sciiion plIrben 125
@iQ& I'M Solie %ein9cbrodyt uIo oaOon
fiini ongenommen bon BEN IeBteren
uber Oertuorf Die Gommiilion nod
cine.
llnorDnumg fam mdbreno Der gam
SEN Seiiion nif)t Dor, unb General
@ollperneiw Smitb iprad Den Wtit-
0lieoern Ocr> Iilcmblp ieine 8entg-
tbluuig iiber ibr &erbolteu ieit ibrem
3uiommentritt aus.
Cine Itoot1id)e 9cidenfeier miro am
Montag fir Den peritorbcnen Setre-
tar 6crguion 0 Der Fbilippinen-
Gommiiliou obaeboIten lueroeiL Die
Nei6c miro aber ooratSItdtli6 ant
Dem SranSportoampicr oSbermm"
Eoh Den Ser. Stoaten iiberfiibrt lno
in @aibington beigeieBt lperocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Nftiunare miiijen berappcn.

Nort6 Attleboro, Moii., .,
fSebr. - Nl,f Orore beS Gouront.
GontroleurS @iQiom g.. Hiogelen
miiiien Die Attiondrc Der iuspcnoir-
ten YSeluelers Nationalbonf" bon
9lttleboro 100 Ero5ent oes Eorimer-
Ties ibrer Iftien n~nd)5nblen. Die
9onf lpnr nit 100000 f~opitoliiirt
morOen, mo man 9Iaitbt, bur6 oieic
Nod8ublung geniiagnb aopttol 5l
beiibelt. INN oic 9cpoIitorcn be5nbler
jlt fonnen. Gie 9tadbablun9en fon'
men, mic Moiicnpcrwolter Charles y.
Bancroft befannt 9ab, in bier Wto-
n~ntSratcr, ant ooer Dor ieoem "a. bCS
Mtonota beSdhlt mcrbef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Gem Gpnfnrs iiberantiuDrtet.

9etroit, Midy ,. 6ebrllur, -
Die 9ctroit, Solebo < 3%ronton'Gi.
,cnbobn, ocrcn Erdiibcnt eugene
Zimmerman pom Cincinnati lit, lit
uuf Griuden Der oaniderboder SrllIt.
Company" BON Nep.Dort IN Die SGn-
Oe zines Observation-Disclosures iibcrge-
Qongen. Die Srltit-Go. bcbauptet,
boB Ole @cielihoit cs unterluilen bat,
oie Coupons iiir $10,000.00O Bombs
ein5ul0icn. g~unocSriftcr 5mon er-
nonntc 8eorge u. 2olpeQ, Sice.Er1ii.
bent Der Yobn unb Benjamin s..
@orrcn Don bier, oeren Solptonmalt,
Ill WtaIienperlpolterll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
TarbcnSe ITbeiter.
Sroofroruoa in 8elt.S eneca Bel 9lli.
ialo. @eitere unrliben be.

SrootroIpaa in Welt.S eneca BEL 9ltfs
ialo. @eitere llnriiben be.
fiirhtet.
buffalo, R..D., 3. 6ebritar. -
Die Foli5ei in @eit. Senecn lit me.
gen Der Wfoglidfeit bon Hubeitorilll.
gen uno @elpolttbaten our6 Die pie
leu arbeitslos gemor6enen uno bun.
gernben aiisl1noer. Die iriiber in Der
oortiaen S%tabIfabrif befhGitigt ma.
rem, Inn oa5 Ireifahe perltdrft nor.
ben. 8eitern abeno ereignete lid
BORT Elm 9rooframau. Gin Grocer
bate angefiinoigt. er fperoe 400 2oi6
9roo al Die Sunaernben pertbeilerl.
Cine groBe Menihenmenge iammelte
iid) au. Do Die 2aibe niht raid &c.
mug n~isgetbeilt wnr&en unb ieoer
Der @arteuoen Ben eriten 2uib erbo.
ihen Dolte, entipann iif elm Gampf,
bei Dem oie 9robe in arumen ger.
riiien uno ruinirt muroen.- 8eIterr
hdt Der armenpater cine oiientlihc
Suppenonltalt erofinet.
Hah eiHer pom Rep. gieIn 9aIio
qefiibrten llnteriuhung beiinoen iid)
IN ben Wiietbsfaiernen 1879 arbeits.
lole, pom oenen 2074 dbiolnt mitteI.
los lino. 100 Samiiien feblt es all
Srennmaterial uno Tahruns. I'm
rie 9obt 5a linoern, itellte Die n2ada.
mamma Steel Co." 200 Wann oil
uro Iteuerte $1,000 slir llnteritiieuna
Der Rotbleioenoen bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
,Mliiiiiiippi" IN Ticnit.

YbiloheIpbio, >. 6ebr.-GoS
S6Iodtidiii nWiiitiiippi" boS fins.
lid bon Der rGramp Sbipbl,iIoin1
60" icrtig9eitelt murbe, lulroe IN
Der 2co9ue Sslano Noop Nor0 IN
Gienit aeitellt. Capt, s. e. 6rcnont
lit Gommonoeur bciieIbcn. ISn ne.
nigen @od)en miro oos Shlo6ti6iif
in See ite6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
S'Snaiuait- iuot.

GolumbuS, Ohio, 3. Sebr.-Ge-
mis- G'Sullipan Scr beriibntte iriiflc
Sdouipicler mo Sangcr lit bier I'M
Grant @oipital" elmer operation
fiir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erlegen.
Gie Scide miro no6 Sag 6ronciSco
gebrodt meroen. Gen gr0Bten Gr-
folg bate O'Suainon in .Yeggp
Madree." d,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Sparbanf mirb micSer er1finet.

: Sntte Nipnt., 3. 5ebruar. %.
9. 2arsep, Yriiioent Der State
Sapings ganf", eines Seinae. Sniff
tilts. peIfes nod Dem 6alen Der
&itnferfurie lore Ibiiren geidIoIien
bot, lit BON Nep.yorf suriidgefebr.
.i,no ertldrt. ooB er geniisenh Spnos
oufaetrieben Iabe, INN Sie ganf bin.
llen luenigcn Togen mieoer 3u croft:
nell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03

Ionottfern bin gu 3eritorcn? Gs Cd
be fein 8olt ouf groen, oos nidt n
oero EN- acknowledgement babe. Sic
beif,lob ibre Argumente, tnoem lie
cine Qo6rcoc auf Die oeutIden
Iralcn, melde SIipc Sdreiner fiir5~
lid in elmer Gerinmmllrng Der 90
men oes IeutidJ.2 lmeritonilt)en Nos
tionolbunoes belt, uerlaa.
@ottpertrauen MIRO ME
Der eingei iibrt.
IS lit 9lllsiibt porbunoeu, ooB bolo
ipie0cr @olonhin5en init benz olten
0totto .@ir pertruuen AM 8ott"
geprGgt Weroeu. Mie es beiBt, hot
Yr0iioent RooiepeIt bereit8 mad
ben. Goi1greBnlitglieo Woop, ID
Der @crtreter Der aird]en.8eiell
ten in bieier Safe lit, bat cine
cingereiht, tuclde nerfiigt, BOB /
bulb 30 Gage nod) ibrer Inm
nic0cr @oIomiin5cn nit DEM
Motto geprdgt lperOen iolleu.
Sfferten au Gontrofte
Slugmoihine
8eitern lino bel General q
Gbei.S ignoloffi5ier Der Irrnee,
~2lngebote fiir Sieferurg nolt 5lngno'
idinell, Die idnperer, ais Die 8olOnS
limo, 5pei Yerionen bon $50 Ffunh
@elpitt, iotpie 9rennitoife fir cinen
Slug bon 100 Meilcn trogen uno
10 Wteilen pro StunGe 5urildlcgen
f0nnerL cingelouien. Dor Gnnabmc
elmer S%lugmuifine muB Der erfinocr
inter oen obengenonnten 9eItlm
mlutgen %minoeitcnS cine Stltn0t
lang berumilieeen, obne cine Gan
Dung 81 MAIDEN.
,Stonharo Oil" 8ro5eb
p|crlegt.
Sm Ero3eB ser 9irnoesregierlun1
gegen Die nStonouro Oil 60" licB
man bier cine Tolic bis 5llm u. g..
Wtts. eintreten. Im 9ienItdg, Den
If. Sebruor, miro ober Elm Sernliu
Dor einelu Notar in Nlbanu, u. y,
abgeholtcn mCroer, III meldem BE.
meiie iiber ole ongebIidc mIoutere
Gonturren5 Ger yStanoaro" uno Die
8epor5ugung Ser @eieIlid)aft icitPn5
perifieoener 9obnen I'M Stontc
Help- Oort uno Oen 9teuzGnglano.
Staoten dufgenommcn merben ioIl.
Gonferen5 iiber s u a.
8ouperneur Wo9oon bon Gllbn
mo Gapt. Hpan BON ieineh Stabe
iprat)eu geitcrn i'm &ric9s.0 epurte.
mCnt Dor lno bottcn einc lungcrc
9onferen5 nit Sefret1r Soft iibcr
cuboniihe Nngelegenbeiten. @ouoer'
teur Magoon geocnft, 5ipei @ohcIt
lung bier SIT bleiben. Gr miro nod
mebrere 9eiprehungen nit SefretGr
Soit inr 2uufe Der nGtiten @ode
baben. "" "'''''"'"'+
u mcrifa's 8ieb eli h bum.
Gem 9eriht oeS Stotiitii6en 9ii.
rcalIs oes Fgderbou departments
5ufolgc mar Der @icb.Heittbum ser
Ser. Staatcn am /. Sonuor Der fol.
gcnoe: Eferoe 19,992.000, $t,S67.,
$4,000; WuuIelel 3,S69,O00. size,
$4,000; Mil6fiibe 21,t940O0, $500.
057,0O0; onoere Rinoer 50,073,00O,
$S45,93S,000 Sfofe 1851, OO,
2t1,736,000; Sdpeine 56,0S4,OO0,
$339,030000, Gies lit cine 3utoGmt
iiber oas 8oriabr bon 245, 900 Yfer.
ben, $1,000 WauIeieln, $4,000
Ofilffilben, $4,000 Sfoien mo
100000 Sdweinen. Die 3abL. on-
oerer &inoer nabnl ober nm 1888.
900 oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Meiterc grfI1ruttgen
IeBrentbol'S s.

@ien, .. 6ebruar. - Die geitern
tortgelebte Debate in Der oitreidi,
id)en Delegation iiber boS @rpoie oeS
gemeinIonlen MiniiterS oes IeuBerlt
6reiberrn bon gebrentbol crluedt oo$
lebbofteItc Snterciie. Or. aromor5,
Uilbrer Der Sitng.G5eden iibte &ritif
an Der prenBiiden Y%olenpolitif. er
bebonptctc, Dob oieie Die Griiten5 oes
0%reibitnoes beorobe. @rof &incenj
Ballet De 2otollr. %normuliger Wini.
tier fir &ultuS unb llaterrift, COB
cine Grtl1rung Namens Der Hehtelt
oes @errenbouies ab. Die @it9lic'
Der Der Hed)ten, iagte er, ad)teten oos
Erin5ip Der Gibteiimiiidung in olc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03

Iommenictuqa Der jeoesmaligen poll.
tiiden 6%arbulg Ser &dlber.
Nirgeno5 bat ser Graft" 10 ge.
bIiiht, lit Ser .Gommcr5ioliSmlta in
Der @olitif" oerort I'M Sdpungc ge.
lpeicn, ais in EortltgoI lpdbreno ser
letteu Dicr5cbn Sabre inter liberIaer
NM inter c%onicrpatippr Serriduft.
@ic 6rauco Oittutor
ri De.
Ca brad i'm Sabre 1901 Ser Gon
ierpotiue Sooo 6ronco pom ieiner
Eartei unb 2upoim BON ocn &ibcro.
len los. Sic griin0eten Die @ortei Der
n2ibCrul- 9tegcneroooreS ltn0 idrie'
ben i%o5iale un0 m%irtbihaftlihc BE
fornL porlomentoriide 9Ontrolc Der
Hegierunq unO por allen Die gCieiti
Qltng Ser Corruption uuf lire SABINE.
9lIea, mas an ser 0fentliden grippe
ioB mo fra6 oocr ultf ciuen Elut an
OieIcr IN Der 3lttlunft boTftc, erbob oh
ioIhen SrepeIs, iold)en 9rlha olten
gcbeiIigten SertommenS cincr SOL.
lcnl1rm. Die &iberulCn unb Confer
batiocn, Die biSbcr IN id)oniter Gins
troht gelcbt un0 geitobIen botten, &c.
riethcn lid IN Ole Suore, mo Die 20.
Iitiid)cu &erbGltniiie famen ouBer
Hono mo @unb, Ia bcriei Der &onig
am If. Otoi 1906 Senior ,Sooo
6ranco an ole Spite Der Hegicrlrn0.
Sin Subr lang perlll6te oieier, Orb.
nltn9 IN Die &erbGltniiie 81 briugen,
0otm l0ite er, geraoe am Subrestogc
icinc3 Nmtsantritts, Die Gortes uuf
mo etnblirte iih ais 0ittotor. &0.
mig &orl. Der bis oobin mciiterbaft
porlomc1toriih reGiert bate, briidtc
Dem 8erfoiiungsbruh iein Sieqel
ami. Die Ncumoblen baben bis ouf
Sen Geutigen Gag nod nidt itottgc.
i%ltnOcn, moren ober idlieBIi6 iiir
Npril in Nu@liht genomen.
Son Gnalon0 obh1uoio.
0ie nor+,oc5i,4o Wof;t;f ~ i'm
oo,tip scr 1obrr in miner orGierc
Nbb0ngigfeit BON Gnglon0 9erotben.
0os ,ciote iih 6a,nnbcrs ~'rS6rcnh
Scs 1899 observation-disclosures ii;hoirifori
idcn Qripops 2mor orfrGrta 5i4 Nor
t,tooI fornc0 fiir neutral hoh op;tot
tctr pc, o,,f grimm britchcnhpr Scr.
trSoc sic N~efGrhcr,tn, MOI, erorii4cr
SnIOotpr mn GrirosmotcrioT n,,f Scr
n,,rh nortro;cii,1ps 9pbr+ fi;brorhcn
@riro6o6r
,o
oeIc" "p "ueueH
Ger SONG 500 poS SPortlebel1 mt
Ieli1er UrelDelf Dor illo llIIeo 70 olel
mle mo9lld) "a" ltelte eerentonlell,
tyr mar olld EN- 8eldldter 9tlO5nller
ullo gQllorellmaler, en- oollenoeter
@tl'llter lllo oeberrlhte meBrere
SProdelt' er mar III ellropallder
StterotlIr mo1l beldlo9en uno arbet-
tcfc 3illallnlelt NIT lelfcm Tater an
Der lteperleellfi9 oerlfleoeller S1oll'
lpiele S~batelpeare'@, oel'clt @erterl
er DoDe %efphlloerlillg 5oute. &onl9
Sorl 1of ollh an oerld)leocllen etpe-
SCR 5ipir +hpi[npunmrupn Mrnppu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
9ebrer BON 2 d. ii Term
ermurDet.

Wicm. =. Sebruar. - IuS Solo
meo in 8oliiien miro Gin briitalcs
9itbcnitiid ionocrglcihen aemelbct.
Sdiiler oes oortigen pplllilhen 8pnt-
noiillms iiberiiclen n1ftlid)cr @eile
ben iblten pcrhubten 2ebrer &iefors-
ii, miBbonbelten ibn in Der unbarm.
b~cr5igiten @eiie mo iporfcn Den lin.
gliidlihen, Der insiuild,en bos Se'
mllbtlein perlpren batte. IN eincrl
StraBcngrnbcn. Ger Sebrer tit Den
erlittenen &~erlcsungen erlegen Gi'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-04
CHANCES OF COURT
SHOOTING HERE
Same Act Committed at Terre
Haute Possible, Says
Bailey.
POLICE ARE REPRESENTED.
sERGT. McMANUs GOES TO TERRE
HAUTE TO ATTEND FUNERAL
OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
KILLED BY CRAZED MCDONALD.

Sergeant Dan McManus left this
the Richmond police department at
the funeral of William K. Dwyer, cap
tain of detectives, who was killed in
a court room at Terre Haute, Thurs
day by Henry F.. Mcdonald McMan-
us was an old friend of Dryer.
The same thing that Mcdonald did
at Terre Haute is always possible
here" stated Chief Bailey this morn
ing. eff d desperate man was arrest
ed here. released on bond and then
searched when he appeared in the
court room for trial, | can imagine the
scene that would be created.
AS soon as the sheriff or a deputy
would step up to search the man for
possible concealed weapons, | can in
my minds eye distinctly see the at
torney for the defendant jump to his
feet and angerly protest to the court
against the action, stating, that such
procedure on the part of the officials
was uncalled for and that it served to
prejudice the court and the jury
against his client"
Only recently a man was brought be
fore Judge Fox to show cause why he
should not be sent to jail for refusing
to pay alimony TO his wife. Fearing
Imprisonment the man became desper-
ate and made frantic effort to escape
from the court room. After a hard
fight, the officers succeeded in over
coming him. After this had been
done the man was searched and an i'm
mense razor was found on him. Had
the man been armed with a revolver
II is barely possible that there would
have been a repetition of the Terre
Haute affair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-04
SORRY HE DIDN'T
GET PROSECUTOR
This Is the Only Regret of the
Man Who Shot Up
Court Room.
THE MAN is NOW DYING.
COVER WITH so MANY BODILY
INJURIES WHICH WE'RE SUS-
TANNED IN BATTLE.

Terre Haute. Ind, April 4.-Henry
Mcdonald, who in court shot and kill
ed William Z. Dwyer. Chief of Detec-
tives; wounded Harvey V. Jones, chief
of police; Policeman Sylvester Doyle,
Deputy Sheriff Ira Wellman and a
spectator named Walker and was him
self fatally shot by the officers, follow
ing his conviction for dynamiting a
church at Sandford, is dying in a hos
pital here. There are five bullet
wounds in his body and his head is
badly battered, due to blows with the
revolver butt of Chief Jones.
Il wanted to get two of them" Nc
Donald said. Il would have been sat
isfied If | had got Cooper. l did not
get a fair deal, and I am ready to take
the consequences. | don't want any
lawyers to defend me. What money
have saved is for my wife and three
children and not TO pay lawyers. |
had made up my mind to kill jim
Cooper if the jury convicted me"
Mcdonald denies the dynamiting
charge. He has kissed his three young
boys good-by and handed his watch to
his eldest son.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-04
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Water bills due April LIST. 3O-1Ot
Up to the present time no arrests
have been made for a violation of the
anti-tickling rules, promulgated by
Chief Bailey.
Don't fail to attend the bazaar at
the Pythian Temple, April to IL,
open every evening.
Excursion to Panhandle of Texas,
Apr. 7, '0S. Leave Richmond, II a. m
Go with us. Theodore r. Woodhurst,
Agt. 1-3t
All the members of the No. ! hose
pox at the Underhill home, have been
yaccinated and the quarantine has now
been lifted.
Almost everything you can think of
at the Bazaar, Pythian Temple.
Mrs Ira Swisher, manager of the
Gennett theatre, today received notice
that the Click stock company, which
was scheduled here all next week,
would not be here. having closed for
the season today at Piqua, O.
Water blllS due April LIST. 30-10t
For several days past the local ho-
tells have been enjoying excellent bus
mess. There are a large number of
statesmen now on the road, which
means prosperity for the hotel land
lords.
With the opening of the season the
work on the Y M. c. A. building is
progressing rapidly. In a short time
the foundation work will be entirely
completed.
Dinner and supper served every day
from April 18th to 18th at Pythian
Temple.
City Engineer Fred Charles and his
assistants are busy preparing plans for
various public i'm Tements authoriz-
ed by the council a4I the board of pub
lie works, which improvements will be
made this summer.
1t is probable that City Controller
Webster Parry will be able to present
his annual report of the city's finances
at the council meeting Monday night
This report has been in the hands of
the printer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-04
A NAVAL REBUkE.
Two AdmiraIs. Captain and . Fool
In Manila Bay.


When Dewey's fleet was at Manila
the late Admiral Chichester was then
q captain. On one occasion Admiral
Diedrichs, the German. sent out the
Irene on an unrevealed errand and
without the customary notification to
the commander of the blockading fleet
Admiral Dewey had suffered, he
thought, sufficiently from that sort of
thing, and so the admiral sent vessel
across the Irene's bows and notified
her captain that she would not be per-
mitted to depart without a statement
as to her destination. 1t was not Ad-
miral Diedrichs' mission to quar-. Il
with both the American and the Eng
lish fleets on this critical occasion, so
he sought to find out Captain Chiches-
ter's purpose in case Of collision. Go
ing on board Chichester's ship, he an
grily exclaimed, did you see what
Dewey did to my ship?'
YES" replied Chichester.
what would you have done IL it had
been an English ship?'
Well" said Chichester, convenient
ly assuming that the Irene's captain
had sailed without orders from Die
Glrichs. I'D have put my captain In ar
rest. and then I'd have gone on board
the Olympia and apologized to Admiral
Dewey for having such a fool in COM
mand of one Of my ships. "-Harper's
Weekly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-04
A WARM WELCOME
1t Will Be Accorded Hill and
His Wife When They
Reach Germany.
INCIDENT NOTEW ORTHY,

Paris, April DIR. and Mrs David
Jayne Hill met the Prince and Princess
Radolin at the reception given by Am
bassador White yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Hill is the ambassador designate OF
the United States to Germany and
Prince Radolin is the German ambas-
sadOr to France. Both the Prince
and the Princess manifested particular
cordially TO DR.. Hill.
The impression holds here that the
Hill incident will help the movement
in congress for the purchase of befit-
ting residences for the American am
bassadors abroad and thus put an end
to the comparisons between the embas-
sizes occupied by the successive repre-
sentatives Of the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-04
MITCHELL DECLINES
Offer of Position From the
President Is Turned
Down.
HONORS ARE BESTOWED.

Washington. April 4.-John Mitch
ell, former president of the United
Mine Workers Of America, called on
President Roosevelt Wednesday and
on leaving the white house said that
the president had offered him the
position of special commissioner to
study and report upon labor condi-
tons on the Panama Canal zone. Mr.
Mitchell said he was not able to &C
cept the offer, as it was necessary for
him to recover his health before he
could take up work of any kind.
Mr.. Mitchell will have another talk
with President Roosevelt today and
also appear before the house commit
tee at the hearing of the Sherman
antitrust law. He was yesterday in
formed that he had been named by
the president as one of the special
guests of the conference of the gov
ernors of the states and territories. to
be held at the White House May IS,
IA and ID.
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MAYOR IS CRAT|F|ED
Friendship Between the United
States and Brazil
Sealed.

Rio Janeiro. April 1.-The mayor Of
Rio Janeiro. in his annual message,
gives expression to the qualification
caused by the visit of the American
fleet. The mayor says that the ma
tional and municipal authorities join
ed in extending warmly enthusiastic
welcome to the vessels and the Off
GERS and men. and in arranging in
treir honor those public celebrations
which confirmed once more the friend
ship and political solidarity existing
between Brazil and the United Staes.
1t is reported here that President
Roosevelt will visit Brazil after the ex-
plration of his term of Office.
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TIL aukfulpess.

I am no friend to the people who re-
ceive the bounties Of Providence with
out visible gratitude. When the six
pence falls into your hat you may
laugh. When the messenger of an IN
expected blessing takes you by the
hand and lifts you up and bids you walk
you may leap and run and sing for
JOY, even as the lame man whom St
Peter healed skipped piously and re-
joiced aloud as he passed through the
beautiful gate Of the temple. There is
no virtue in solemn indifference. Joy
Is as much duty as beneficence is.
Thankfulness is the other side of mer-
cy.-Henry Van Dyke
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Her Mistake.

"My dear" said Mr. Brown to his
wife, where did all those books on
astronomy on the library table come
from? They are not ours"
"A pleasant little surprise for you,"
responded Mrs. Brown. You know
you said this morning that we ought to
study astronomy, so / went to a book
store and bought everything l could
find on the subject"
1t was some minutes before he spoke.
MY dear" he then said slowly, his
voice husky with emotion, Il never
said we must study astronomy. said
we must study my."-Exchange
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The poet Rogers was afflicted with a
notably unpleasant, cadaverous coun-
tenance, which, with all his intellectual
power. was a modification to him. To
hide his annoyance, he joked about his
ugliness necessarily and deceived his
friends into supposing him Indifferent
to it. He once turned to Sydney
Smith, who, with Byron and Moore
was dining with him, and said:
'Chantrey wants to perpetuate this
miserable face of mine. What pose
would you suggest that should take?'
IF you really wish to spare the world
rs much as possible" said the wit, II
would, if l were you, be taken at my
prayers, my face buried in my hands"
Rogers laughed with the other per-
sons present, but he shot a malignant
glance at the jester and, 1t is said. new
er fully forgave him for the bonmot.
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ly pretty in it's appointments of spring
flowers. Scarlet carnations were Civ
en- as favOrs.
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Nesper services will be held tomor.
row afternoon at four O'Clock at the
First English Lutheran church. The
program is:
Organ
Prelude in e.. ...... Hefebure-W ely
The House of the Lord. Ashford
Choir
Sons la Feuillee" ......... .Tnome
Over the Stars There is Rest" :. ....
.. :. :. =. :. =. =. :. Franz Abt
Mixed Quartet
Allegro Moderate" 1890. .Lemmens
Miss Wilma Willet entertained at
her home on East Main street in hon
or of her house guest, Miss Ruth Per-
hume of Muncie, Ind. The hours were
spent socially. A luncheon was serv-
ed. The party included Ruth Perfume,
Eva Phelps, Reba Stutson. Grace Nc
COnOlOgue and Elizabeth Phelps.
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The Misses Pugh of Columbus. O.,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Simmons, As South Eighteenth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tickle and
daughter of Lynn, Indiana and Elma
White were in this city yesterday the
guests Of Josiah White of Spring
Grove.
" ~ ~
Mrs. John R. Milligan of New Cas-
tie, was here yesterday attending the
birthday celebration of her grandfath-
er, Josiah Il. White