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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-05
American Jackies Now on Trip
Around World Arrive in
February.
PRESIDENT ENTHUSIASTIC.
WISHES TO MAKE SAILORS FEEL
AMERICANS APPRECIATE THEIR
EFFORTS WASHINGTON Cos
SIP OF INTEREST.

Washington, Oct. 5.-When Admiral
Sperry's feet, now at Manila, reaches
Hampton Roads, having completed its
voyage around the world. there is 60
ing to be the greatest demonstration
in the history of the American navy.
Theodore Roosevelt will be master of
ceremonies, and as the fleet is not due
in Hampton Roads until February %,
this probably will be his last public APP
pearance as president except at the in
auguration of his successor.
The plan to make the homecoming
of the feet notable one originated
with the president, and he has his
heart set on making it success. He
will invite his successor, whether Taft
or Bryan, to be his quest on the occa-
sion, and he will issue orders which
will cause to assemble in Hampton
Roads every naval vessel on the At
lantic seaboard. Mr.. Roosevelt review
ed the fleet when it started on its
globe -circling journey, and there will
be another grand review when it re-
turns. The president also will issue an
address to the officers and men of the
fleet, commencing them on their sea-
manship and devotion to duty. Among
other things he will tell them their
achievement is the greatest in his his
tory of any navy in time of peace, and
assure them that the country has full
confidence that in time Of war they
would measure up to the highest stand
ard.
That is about as far as the president
can go officially, but unofficially he will
encourage citizens to give the officers
and men such reception as will dwarf
even the Inequalities showered upon
them abroad. Mr.. Roosevelt has indi-
Gated his willingness to attend ban
quet to the officers of the fleet at Old
Point Comfort. and he would much
more readily accept an invitation to be
present at a banquet to the enlisted
men. In fact, he has given it to be un-
derstood that he is especially anxious
that the enlisted men be shown that
their work is appreciated.
The original program of the navy de.
| partment contemplated that the feet
should end its voyage in New York
harbor, but there is now little doubt
but that this will be set aside by the
president in favor of Hampton Roads
One reason Is that climatic conditions
| in February will be much better at the
more southern port, but of more
weight with the president is the argu
ment that in order to make the voyage
as memorable as possible the fee
should return on schedule time to thu
exact spot from which it began it:
voyage Virginians are very anxious
to show their hospitality to the fleet
and there is every reason to believ,
they will have an opportunity.
Wants the Record.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
who has started west to actively en-
gage in the campaign, has a peculia
interest in the success of Judge Taft
candidacy. There is a strong chanc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-05

JOANNA:
Gold Medal Flour is real economy
PRUDENCE
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-05
ITALIAN AND WHITE
WOMAN ARRESTED
They Are CorralIed by Local
Police.

AS the result of the visit OF officer
Little and roundsman McNally to No.
Is Fit. Wayne avenue, ar an early hour
Sunday morning, an Italian giving the
name Andrea Pardo and a white wom-
an giving the name Stella Schrecken-
haus were arrested. The man is charg-
ed with associating and the woman
with prostitution. Complaint had
been made TO the police that things
were not just exactly straight at the
residence and the police acted upon
a tip. The trial was set for this after
noon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-05
JUDGE ABSENT.

Ne City Court Was Held This Morn
ing.
No city court was held this morning,
owing to the absence from the city of
Judge Converse. The Judge was ex-
pected to return this afternoon and
court was set for a o'clock. Several
cases of comparative importance await
ed the courts return.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-05

Mrs. Gehrins at Home Of FriendIess
Women.
Although it was expected she would
be released without further investiga-
ton or prosecution, Mrs. John Gehring
remains at the Jail at the Home for
Friendless Women. The woman has
been held for the theft of two chickens
1t was understood she would be releas-
ed but was still held this morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-05

The Indianapolis men while in Gin
cfnnati admitted to the Cincinnati
dealers that the situation in Indiana
Is very bad
Many of the Cincinnati whisky
men," said Richard Lieber last night.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26

For Democracy Bryan n bound 10 ~
the big igure. whether he IL the ess-
didate or not. No nan matches hisn
In the popular kind Of ~eloquenee. and
his fine voice. handsome face and mag
netlc bearing give him a phenomenal
power 10 sway audiences. II Bryan 10
the nominee II IL probable that thu
country win be stirred by another
speechmaklng tour similar to the mesa-
orable one OF 1891
And after the turmoil has subsidized.
rnd business. collecting lis scattere4
wits, gets together az the beginning OF
1909 10 try 10 make up the ground lost
In a wasted year there WIN be new adj
vocates for a bin introduced Into Con
gress ~receatly BY the venerable senn-
TOR Cullom OF Illinois. which provides
for an amendment TO the constitutions
making the term Of the President six
years. limiting each Incumbent 70 en~
and thus decreasing 30 per cent
the recurrence Of the year Of politics.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26

din OF political battle.
Secretary TAFT stands sharply In the
hmelight and his friends are retLoub-
ling their efforts In bis behalf. The
fact that he Is the candidate OF the al.
ministration Is sure to have the effect
or keeping Washington on the iump 10
watcn every move. Senators Foraker
q Knox and Secretary CortelyouL also
located In Washington. viii help 10
keep the political pot ~furiously boiling
IN the capital New York viii get the
height OF Its excitement from the fact
that o Hughes seems destined 10 be
q factor OF no small ONE In th, line
up OF the contestants In Chicago. vice
President Fairbanks and Speaker Can
non. presiding officers respectively Of
the Senate and House. must Inevitably
Keep these bodies enbrof1ed IN the
growing out OF their candidacy.
and their home States OF Indiana and
illinois are likely to feel the heat.
Between these men. Taft. Knox.
Hughes. Foraker. Fairbanks and Can
hon. the convention at Chicago /. re-
rarded an open chance. All are pow
'rfuiiy backed. all win push their cam
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knowledge. viii rejoice or trembls an
this man or that seems TO gain tbs
ascendancy. and gigantic project, will
hang IRE pending the nominations.
And when the men are IN the s.ld
far from helping the situation. a new
and even worse upheavsl win ,.k.
place. Frenxied stump speakers WIN
tramp up and down the country. pains.
Ing In horrible phrase the terrific or.
periences that confront the nation IN
the doieful event OF the success OF m.
opposition party. Platforms win ~
torn to pieces In this delirfum az A..
hortafion mems lives. aims ana cbar.
seters riddled the constitution OF the
country will Be both invoked and CON.
demned; the giants Of business will on
the one hand be cxtoIIed. on the other
savsssly condemned.
The campaign viii last four month";
ana In that time both parties will cali
the biggest guns they have the star
speakers win be drafted to present the
opposing arguments. AS a forensic
'truggle the fight Is bound 10 be more
han ordinarily interesting. Each side
las orators OF the FIRST rank, veterans
sno understand the art Of stirring au-
Leading the Republicans may be
Roosevelt himself. For him 10 sneak
? a campaign while holding the once
: President would be In ~violation Of
recedent, Of course. but the chief apos-
g OF the strenuous life has never J
much about slavish Difference !
custom. and as his policies are like.
to be under fre throughout the cam :
iign i "a entirely possible that he !
ny be wrought ND to one Of his char :
REALISTICALLY blunt speeches =
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CHAPTER XVI

In a little while the doctor mounted 70
the room above. and entered softly witb.
out knocking Zeno, with a shining ri
umph in his looks. arose, and lifted q
trembling forefnger for silence. The doc
tor advanced on tfptoe.
He Is sound" whispered Zeno. sWuI
he awake upon the ~journeyTv
Il will take care Of that" replied the
doctor.
Neither be nor Zeno could sit mn
They prowled stealfhily here and ther.
doing unnecessary things. and now and
again exchanging a whisper. Once or
twice the doctor took Dobroski By the
wrist and counted his puIsation- Once he
lifted one Of the sleeping mans eyeIid-
and stared hxedly at the unseeing eye
that looked hard at him.
The carriage is here said Zeno. when
half an hour had gone By. LET us get
away at once. We can drive slowly.
stine In this abominabIe indoor air"
With this be disappeared. carrying his
with him. In a minute or
ne was bach again. and. entering |
needless stealth. signed to the doc
tor to assist him In moving the sleeping
man.
A wickerwork wing. with here and
here a clamp Of iron to strengthen II.
az on either side the couch. and these
icing raised and fastened sith straps the
igure was secured from falling of.
Now a cloak over all. Draw out the
iood. Bring IL more over the face. That
viii DO. Let us get away"
The two men took up their burden and
ore It down stairs The ROW of
he way and its many corners made this
difficult and lengthy task, and when
hey came upo the street at last the
wo bearers were flushed and breathless.
'acing the door stood a brake. with a
air Of horses, and seated on the box was
lveried coachman with a cockade upon
is hat One or two passsrs-by paused
, watch the proceedings.
Can my poor dear friend bear the :
'urney. doctorT asked the spy. in open +,
J
Easily" returned the doctor. A mo :
ent- 1 have forgotten my medicaments.v g
e dashed upstairs in search Of the black q
g i
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26
DEADLY WAKE OF KING GEORGE.
Name sim Thing to cen5urs with A.
Some Parts OF WorIa-

Name suu Thing TO Cen1ure with 4.
Some Parts OF world.
II ever o happen TO be 80 for
tunate as to take a trip down the west
coast Of Africa you'll be sure TO hear
Of the famous old West Indiaman. King
George. says a writer In the New York
Herald This yarn Is backed up BY
the records OF the British admiralty.
80, Of course, It ls true. She was
wrecked In the year 1889, during a
hurricane that devastated the coast Of
Cuba and the West Indies generally.
Every man. woman and child aboard
OF her was lost, and the ship herself
was stripped Of her top hamper. masts
and spars and went drifting. a hope
less wreck, ~bawd to all disaster"
She was first reported by a ship Of
b same company some hundred miles
north Of the point where the storm Is
supposed to have struck her. Men
were sent aboard her from her sister
Indiaman n reported that she was
sinking rapidly. After that she was
never completely lost to sight for the
best part OF i've years, when she van
ished In a storm OF the Grand Ca
naries. In that time she had drffted
upward OF 1000 miles, and had been
the direct cause Of at least four wrecks
and the Indirect cause Of three more
Her travels were strange enough, esDs-
cially at that time, when the locations
the ocean currents were only vague
" guessed at BY the most speculative
Of mariners She Journeyed north
end eastward from the Calf Of
to the British Isles. and then.
making a long curve, to the west
coast Of Africa. During all that time I
'he was constantly reported By pass :
ng ships, many Of whom e men :
Of her. At last the British Z
dispatched a man-of-war a
Ifter her, with orders 10 blow her I'D. :
instead the frfgate ran on a reef and =
ras wrecked. Another, the Daphne. =
Tas then sent out, but she encountered y
shaving dhow and was sunk in the !
fight 2
By this time the whole English =
seafaring world was agoz
yer the mystery. When a third war
hip was dispatched and in her turn "a
m high and dry on the beach. super. .,
itlon had its way and the King a.
Gorge was allowed to proceed on her X,
lostly path In peace. She was re- IN
'rted a few times after that by pass IN
g merchantmen, then disappeared for IN
'od and all In a tornado that destroy IA
much beside the derelict. But her gn
me Is still a thing to conjure vita tn,
some parts Of the world. erl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26

magnetic Nebraskanis undonbted
strength IN his party.
SIX months Of contentlon must take
place before the two parties place their
standard bearers In the field. the re
publicans at Chicago. the Democrat.
at Denver. Meantime the natlon's
business win be swayed and moved BY
every new boom. by every straw. 81
every indication. Capital. sensitive
above all thinss Of which man has
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26
rERRoRs OF FRAT" INITIATION.
Sorority Ceremonies Skater Nerves
Of Eovitiate and Arouse Mothsru

The norve rackinx. even thourh f.s-4.t
terrprs u an initiation into q gr.-t -
ter society u riri .s1donfs Ia ,rl~.,. -
preparatory schools 10 New ya-s s.s-
eaH..u = msetink Of twenty anxry msfhrrs
= ne hone q Mrs. Elizabeth Mosrs.
ioeir INST purpose Il 10 hrsak np The
soeai organization Of the sigma Gamm.
society. and their se,und i to sls-
campa'rn throughout the country sealuse
secret societies among school siris.
~ was the story Of Julia Mia uos zee
~ as told b. her TO her mother. shss
ehsseo Ars. Mills 10 tak the first s,su--
Aiss Mills according 10 her story. va.
summoned to appear At the Moor. hsm.
"nen she vas ushered IN she vas I'D lnso
. aimiy lighted room between two ~
OF black robed. black ms.k.a A.
wss. up to the high prisste-..
This VIII b a test Of your Ysrsit.a.
OF your fitness 70 be a sister. Yo. -
ordered 10 thrust your hand into q srsIr
esldron OF molten Lead. which yoa go b.-
lore yoH. Ready Obey ordsrrf-
siss siilis dashed her hand int shs
'lquia and sank TO her knees in frlrhs-
AFTER she recovered her composur. m n.~t
me vas surprised 10 note that the caldroo
ailsd With mercury.
Suddenly the lights vent out. Mia.
mis- fs't the floor give way beneath her
ma she felt herself 70 down. dova. .na
hen land on the pillows.
HE candidate was ordered TO sr.sp ,b.
p for which she could only feel. shaa.
rrinE. she lnvolnatsrlly drew bs~k hsr
rm when she felt the cIammy inser.
ne had grasped a wet chamoIs skin Glove.
with sand.
Again she was led forth, this tine ,o
rink a nauseating liquid out Of a sEuiI.
,hich liquid would serve TO mnks hsr
one blood with her other prospective
sters."
hevoltins at each suip, she was CON,
TO drain the skull.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26
INDUSTRIES ARE REvrvIEG.
Workers Of All Kinds Are Reported
In Great Dsmand

business throughout the unltef
States both commercial and indus
trial. Is revlving. according 10 Ter
ence Y, Powderly. chief OF the dlvl-
sion OF Information. bureau Of lmmi-
grafton. The division Of information
was created By Congress a. an agency
10 divert immigration from the larger
cities and and places for the anen-
pioyed allen. The functions q the.
division have been enlarged. inssmuch
az Chief Powderiy IL endeavoring 10
provide work for Americans A. welh
a. aliens
From July 1 last unfii early 10 o.
tober 10000 requests we're made upou
Chief Powderiy 10 supply various
forms OF labor for factory. railroad
farm and Industrial enterprises Of ala
descriptions. About the middle Of
October. when the financial disturb
anees beeame aeufe. many Of these
applications were Cancelled CORE
spondents stating that instead OF n4~si-
Ing labor they were putting OF ns<n-
n that everything pointed 10 a prn-
lotsed period % depression
Recenfly there has been q rsns~aa
q N demand for labor. Chief Pow
derry says that this demand eosnes
rrom every section % tbs eountry.
that u calls foe mechanics. mill oper-
sfive~. factory hands. railroad buflIsr~
ard farm iaborsFx From the axri-ui-
lurai States have come notiov that ln
NJ spring hundrras % thoussn1a q
arm hands will h. needed ami \
very eTorf should b. made b th~ xsv-
'rnnient af this time TO .e~ 10 Il that
adequate supply q labor 10 preshlr.f
. The regions uhere u win be urs~ufix
An Investigation has develop~i
aid Mr.. Powderiy. -thAf. While tb~-
ntsusliy large exodus - f-nr-l<n~r. .
nring The past few moafils was th- a. ,
result ~ disturbed financial eon
Hons. u Was not due 10 the closing
: mills o. factories OF cessation In he
'"errs- % public works. Tn <rsus
of those who returned - "a
~ we're not turned out o. emuier-
rnt. They we're alarmed b. fh- oaf-
q n decidei 70 e back. TIE Tide
~ begin 70 tura early IN the .prlax
N ! have no doubt that fhe lner~..
: demand for labor that our rrrsrt.
= AZ hand will b. fully ,,st
the supply IN this eounfrz amp,in.n
nm enlarged immigration
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26
TOLD IN A FEW Lrrra

In an attempt to rob the Citl,.,.,
nstlonai bank at Long View, Texas. AIsx
walker a negro, was shot BY Sheriff LIt-
ts and probably fatally wounded.
The new whitehead torpedo deysIopsa
speed OF thirty-oue and thirty.two mot.
IN tests on Newport, II. l., Of a con.l1n-
ment recently purchased abroad.
Senator jefferson Davis Of Arkans..
said, Il don't believe any man on ess,e
ever made a million dollars honestlvs -
an address before a MAS meeting - ~.
rrogresslye Democratic League In Cooper
Union hall, New York.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26
cHAPTER xxIv.-(continued.l
BY ID. C. Murray

CHAPTER xxIv.-(Continued.)
Don't 70. Hector said The widow
During tho whole Of his harangus she
had held his hands and had kept her
sye fred upon his. and he had endured
her game like an honest man. and bad
returned 1t with a sad and gentle gravity
nexpressibly affecting Don't 81. Hse-
tor
There was q tsnder parting. and be
was out In the streets alone, with his
amazing GOOD fortune
IL was early afternoon when a letter
from Julia reached him- He opened IL
with q curious sort Of misgivinE. and
ross TO his feet startled at the sight Of
q check within the letter. The check
was for no less a sum than a thousand
pounds The little widows accompany
ing letter told him that she had heard
OF his embarrassments. and had desired
to speak Of them. but could not End the
courage. He was to take this whether he
wanted IL or not. and IL he refused. she
would Fever. never forgive him.
When once he knew the priceless good
that had befallen him. be seized
bis hat. dashed into the street. and hail
Ing a cab. was driven to the bank. He
was but just in eime. and was the last
man served that day. but when he
he carried the price Of his own
freedom and Dobroski's safety, in his
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paigns with that energy for which the
American politician is famous. For
them will be expended limitlesa elo-
quence, and In their interest tho quiet
work, which appears little on the mr.
face. but which means 80 much in the
nnsl result. VIII keep forces OF trained
men busy from o on until the nomf-
Eation is made.
For the 1rst time IN twenty, years
the Republican convention viii see a
real battle. The gathering that nomf
mated Benjamin Harrison IN 1885 was
an open fight much similar to the one
that promises for this year. In 1897 the
denomination Of Harrison was a fore
one conclusion : In 1896 the movement
against free silver had fixed on McKln-
ley in advance Of the convention as the
man to lead the fight and In 1900 not
a shadow Of opposition developed
his denomination. Similarly
Roosevelt outranked in popularity every
name suggested for the Republican nom
nation. But this year the quadrennIal
upheaval win be made still NOR chaotic
by the sharpness Of the Republican bat
lie.
D~smocrafio Flight Dfseresh
The Democratic fight Is a little DIFF
There is no mixed field with
he hopes even. IL Is everybody
Igainst Bryan. In opposition to the {
se~braskan Will be welded all the forces I
hat contend that his two defeats for
he place eliminate him, but though
Judge Gray, Gov. johnson Of Minneso-
q, Cbanler Of New York. and Hoke I,
mith have been tentatively mentioned, D
II no evidence Of my boom pow n
rful enough to prevail against the a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26
PRESIDENTIAL CAM
! PAIGNS SINCE 1856.
Good Thing to Cut Out
and Save for References

There have been thirteen campaigns b,
the Republican and Democratic parties
Hepabtfean Candidates.
lSo6-fremont and Dayton.
leUO-Lincoln aud Ham.in.
isdf-Lincoln and Joanson.
lSoS-Grant and C0lfax.
lsI2-Grant and Wilson.
lsI8-Hayes and Wheeler.
lSSO-Garheld and Arthur.
lSsi-Blaine and Logan.
lsSS-Harrison and Morton.
ls02-Harrison and Reid.
lS96-Mekinley and Hobart.
leOo-Mekinley and Roosevelt.
lSO4-Rooseyelt and Fairbanks
Democratic Candidates.
is56-Buchanan aud Brecklnridss.
lS0o-Douglas and Johnson
le69-Mcciellan and Pendleton.
lsoS-Seymour and Blair.
isI2-Greeley and Brown.
iSI0-1ilden and Hendricks
lSoo-HancOek and English.
laS4-Clevsland and Hendricks.
1sss-cleveland and Thurman.
is92-Cievsland and Stevenson.
ls9d-Bryan and Sewal.
isoO-Bryan and Stevenson.
l9Ol-rarker aud Davis.
sBy the northern Democrats and Brcck-
fridge and Lane BY ths southern Dem
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Republican National Gathering
Aiene WIN Determine Who
Candidate IL to Be.
GREAT 1905 CAMPAIGN NOW ON.
IN the Democratic Field. washing
ton Political Observers Think
Bryan Ia a Certainty.


~ "~ ~
the ecDter OF the
great political
campaign which
will. rage from
California o
Maine until the
ballots OF next
November deter
mine the peoples
for f'resi-
dent. From now
until the sue
o I NJ r.
Is cho-
there will not
be an ~instant's In
Permission In the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-26

The electoral vote q the Brrckin.
rifse-Lane ticket Of the southern Demo
Gratis; The Doa<la<Jehn-on ticket u the
northern Democrats received Y.
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