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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03

taxed to the utmost and several Rich
mond republicans who wired for
rooms at leading hotels yesterday
we're informed that guests would be
stacked five and ten to room =
There is also heavy demand for
tickets Of admission to the convention
hall and seats win be at premium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03

Organizations representing more
than two thousand Hawaiian women
sent a cablegram to the Hawaiian
delegate in congress asking his sup
port for the cause Of woman suffrage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03
Maryland Legislation.

From the Baltimore Star.
There Will be no regret over the
fact that this ID the last week of the
present legislature. Maryland has had
some unique and useless parliaments
IN It's history. but for general apathy.
dizziness and inefficiency the present
body not only takes the cake but
walks off easily with all the contents
Of the bakeshop. From governor to
camp follower there has been no note
or sign of intelligent leadership In the
democratic majority, There has been
no suspicion of craftsmanship. The
dominant notes have been two: Down
with the negro. a-d How much can
they Get out OF the corporations?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03
A remedy and cause for pain.
A drug, your illness 1t allays.
In pie, 1t makes you sick again.

plain speakin' is de kind dat in
tcrests people," said Uncle Eben. DE
man dat allus talks jes' like a book is
liable to find hissef longside o de
books, on de shelf -.-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03
Chic.

II hope that woman's taste is bet
ter than her French accent said
Mrs. Flimmins-
What did she say?"
"She remarked that my new chanti-
cleer hat was very chick"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03
self.sacrifice.

Il guess Ill go back to the country
said the gentle grandmother.
What's the trouble?' inquired her
sol-in-law. Aren't we treating you
right"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03

here, and won't be able to resist the
temptation to see the games
We'll, that's easy
mo. If / am seen in the grand
stand looking hale and hearty I'll be
almost sure to spoil somebody's ex-
cuse for being away from the Office
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03
Middle Name.

From the St. Paul Dispatch.
Thomas Fortune Ryan is candi-
date for the United States senate from
Virginia. We take 1t for granted that
he Is making the campaign on the
strength of his middle name.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-03

More than four-fifths of the worlds
supply of asbestos comes from the
province of Quebec, in what is known
as the serbentine belt. running through
the counties of Thetford, Cpleraine,
Robertson, and Broughton, about
hundred miles from Montreal. While
the history of the industry dates back
to 1877. it has only expanded to its
present proportions during the last
few years. The province has already
produced over $25,OOO.OOO worth of as
bestos, and is now averaging $1,000 900
worth year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
CLOSING TIMES OF
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS

The following sailing dates and clos
Ing times at San Francisco of trans
Pacific malls are based on the latest
information furnished by steamship
companies. They are subject to change
on notice. Paper mail for the Hawaiian
islands closes one hour earlier than
times given:
For Australia and New ZesIand-Steamer Mari
poss leaves San Francisco June 20. Ordinary
mail closes at 8. m; registered mail closes at
Sis a. n. Steamer Kstanga leaves San
Francisco June 30. Ordinary mail closes at 10 a.
M registered mail closes at a. N. Steamer
Mariana leaves Seattle July Is. Ordinary mail
closes at $50 s. NJ. July Ia; registered mail
closes at 6 .. m, July i2-
For China and Jspsn-Steamer Siberia leaves
Ssn Francisco June IS. Ordinary mail closes at
1870 a m: registered mail closes at 9 80 a. m.
steamer EMPRESS Of japan leaves Seattle July 6.
Ordinary mall closes $3.50 m. July 4; registered
mail closes at g 2. N. July 9.
For Hswaii-Steamer Siberia leaves San Fran
cisco Jupe 2s Ordinary mail closes at 1870 a..
m: registered mail closes ct IL a. m. Steamer
Lurline leaves San Francisco June 90 Ordinary
mail closes at 10 q. m; registered mail closes at
$50 a. m Steamer Wilhelmina leaves San Fran
cisco July 6. Ordinary mau closes at ~ q. m ;
registered mail closes at $3.50 a. M
For the PhiIippines-Steamer Siberia leaves
San Fra sncisco June IS Ordinary mail closes at
10.30 a m. registered mali closes at $3.50 a. m
steamer Sherman leaves San Francisco July 8
Ordinary mail closes al . a. NJ Ieeiste1eu HiaAi
a e.l5 a.
For Tshiti-Steamer Mariposa leaves San Fran
cisco June % Ordinary mail closes at g. %. :;
registered mail al SIS. Steamer Msriposa leaves
san Francisco August c. Ordinary mall closes al
s a. m; registered mail closes at $40 a. M
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
DIVORCE SUIT IS
DROPPED SUDDENLY
Wife Alleged to Have Affinity
Dismisses Complaint Hour
After 1t Is Filed

Mary Borman began suit yesterday
for divorce from Erick w. Borman,
barber, charging him with cruelty, but
an hour after the filing of her COM
plant she dismissed the action. Early
in the week Borman instituted suit for
$4,000 damages against Patrick Mar
ron, clothier, charging that Marion
had enticed Mrs. Borman from her
home and installed her in residence
in Alameda. This suit is still pending.
The divorce suit begun by Helen E.
Kleinschmidt against Albert r. Klein
schmidt, hardware merchant and mem
ber OF we'll known Berkeley family,
was dismissed yesterday. In her COM
plant Mrs. Kleinschmidt accused her
husband of infidelity.
The writing of abusive letters to his
wife is the form of cruelty. complained
Of by Elese. H. Hansen in suit for
divorce from Charles r. Hansen begun
yesterday. The letters SO affected Mrs.
Hansen that she was confined to her
bed. She also complains that Hansen
said derogatory things about her, quar-
relied with her and threatened to do her
great bodily injury,
Albert S. Rose is constantly in the
company OF dissolute women, accord
ing TO the divorce complaint of Mae
Rose, fled yesterday. This has
cadsed Mrs. Rose great shame and
humiliation. she asserts, but Rose is al
legged to have told his wife he liked
that kind of life and would not give
it up.
George Walter, who conducts car
pet cleaning and laying establishment
earning 500 a week, was sued for di-
vorce yesterday by Anne Walker on
the ground of desertion.
Ira E. Zieffe was granted divorce
yesterday from p. ]. Zieffe by Judge
| Van Nostrand. They were married
June S, 1907, and one month later
| Zuffe remarked to his wife that he
was through" and intended to gel
out. He did. The divorce was granted
| on the ground of desertion.
| Suirs for divorce were begun by:
| Narye Thompson Deadly agains
Paul r. Deadly, desertion.
George F. Barry against Laurette E
Barry, habitual intemperance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
SON OF A PIONEER
SERVES AS PRIEST
Rev. George LacOmbe Will Of
ficiate at Sacred Heart
Church This Morning

Rev. George Lacombe, who was re-
ceived into the priesthood of the
Catholic church at ST Patrick's theo-
logical seminary, Menlo Park, Wednes-
day. will celebrate his first mass in
Sacred Heart church at Fell and Fill
more streets at II o'clock this
morning.
The priests who will assist are Rev.
J. j. Cullen of Mountain View, Rev. D.
Morrison of Berkeley and Rev. w.
Keller of Oakland. Rev. Father Jo-
seph P. McQuaide, rector of the church,
will deliver the sermon.
The celebrant is son of George
Lacombe one of the pioneer hatters of
this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
MAN AND WOMAN ARE .
ARR RAIGNED FOR ARSON
Accused of Setting Fire to a
Crowded Apartment House

Superior Judge Conlon yesterday ar
raigned Edward Delonay and Mary
Frances Harper on a charge of arson.
The man was charged In the police
court as Edward Bergin, but he ad-
mitteJ yesterday that Delonay was his
name.
The defendants are accused of hav-
ing set fire to the Hibernia apartment
house. 1864 Howard street, during the
night of April 4. hoping to collect in
surance on the place. Mrs. Harper owns
the house. There Were nearly so room
ers sleeping in the apartments at the
time of the fire, which was discovered
by the police and quickly extinguished.
Three cans of gasoline and benzine
were found in the house, as we'll as
some oil soaked rags. 1t was an ex-
plosion of gasoline that awakened the
roomers. Mrs. Harper, who is said to
be the sister of Delonay. was burned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
OF hindu
MAY mean inquiry
Asiatic Exclusion League Wires
Washington Demanding Fed
eral Investigation

Immigration Commissioner Hart
North and his alleged friendly attitude
toward the constantly increasing in.
f1ux of Hindu labor may be made the
object of federal inquiry as the re-
suit of the escape of a Hindu laborer
from Angel island Thursday. The Hindu
was one of 80 that had been taken from
the steamer Siberia to await deporta-
ton.
o. A. Tveitmoe and A. E. Yoell, re-
spectively president and secretary of
the Asiatic exclusion league yesterday
wired Secretary Nagle of the depart
ment of commerce and labor at Wash
escape and asking that, an immediate
investigation of the incident be begun.
Should this request be granted the In
vestigation is expected to widen into
a general inquiry into Commissioner
North's acts. The Asiatic. exclusion
league, which has long been opposed to
North's policy of allowing the Hindu
laborers to land without going before
the special board of inquiry has
framed up some pertinent questions,
which will be asked at the investiga-
ton.
The league, among other things. is
anxious to know just why North an
nounced that he could not prevent them
from landing. 1t will want TO know.
too, why a large number of those who
were briught. in on the steamer ST.
IBERIA were allowed to enter the coun-
try without going before the inquiry
board.
Special Inspector Watt of the in
quiry board succeeded in having a
number brought. up for examination
and as a result 80 were ordered de-
ported on the ground that they would
become public charges. The man who
escaped was one of these 80. Had all
! the 164 been taken before the special
| board of inquiry the members of the
] exclusion league are of the opinion that
many of those now on California soil
would be at Angel island waiting to
| be taken back whence they came.
| Commissioner Watt has placed him
self on record as opposed to North S
| policies by appealing TO Washington
from a decision which recently allowed
one of the Hindus to enter the country
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
FATHER WARNED NOT
TO KIDNAP HIS SON
MotheE of Boy Declares She
Overheard Men Plotting

Irva Manchester, rancher from Men
docino county, charged with abandon
ing his wife, Sadie, appeared before
Police Judge Deasy yesterday.
Mrs. Manchester informed the Judge
that she had overheard her husband
snd q man who lived in the fat above
her at 12S California avenue planning
10 kidnap her boy again, and the judge
warned Manchester not to repeat his
previous attempt, otherwise it would
10 hard with him.
Manchester promised to return to
Ukiah and go to work, and the judge
made an order allowing him TO see the
boy when in the presence of his wife
or z policeman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
TO BANQUET STEPHENS

The employees of the eighth division
of the railway mail service, with head
quarters in this city, will give ban
ouet next Saturday night in the Hotel
Normandie TO Alexander H Stephens.
This will be in celebration of Stephens
fifth anniversary of superintendency, in
which position he has made himself by
his conduct exceedingly popular. This
IS TO be an informal affair. which will
be attended by the railway postal clerks
OF the division and their women rela-
ffVeS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
INVESTIGATION OF woMAN's DEArH-Mrs.

Josephine Edwards. known as Mrs. A. Wiggs,
who had been living at the international hotel,
jackson and Kearny streets, was taken sud
denly i'll Friday and was sent to the Central
emergency hospital She thought to be
suffering from ptomaine poison. and taken
from the hospital to a private sanatorium at
297l California street. where she died early
yesterday morning. DR.. c. A. Glover, who
made the autopsy at the morgue concluded
that she died from natural causes. but her
stomach sent to the city chemist for
ANALYSIS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
BENEFIT TO BE GIVEN
VETERAN IRISH COMEDIAN
Friends of James M. Ward Ar
ranging a Testimonial

James NJ. Ward, the veteran Irish
comedian, is to be given a compliment
tary benefit in Elks' hall next Tuesday
evening, when the beneficiary will ap-
pear in his masterpiece. The Jolly
Widow with the following cast:
Jerry Blosum a butcher boy.
Dan Fogarty. a plumber. I I.mos NJ word
Farmer sam. from down east. l ~ % ""'u
Mercutio a crazy actor. ~
Peggy Clover, stage struck Miss Gertrude Norris
Fitz Fozel. a dude. e.....s........ Leo Hilenbrand
Mrs Vanderpool. jolly widow. ............
Observation-Disclosures. Marie Hllenbrand
The following have volunteered and
will appear in special features:
Miss Catherine Vernon. soprano; Miss (. On
pree. specialties: Miss Marie Hillenbrand; !;
Tommy Leary and his daughter in their popular
songs etc; Charles Bulotti. tenor songs; Charles
Mack with his Irish pipes: dancing by O'Connor
and Kelleher the famous Irish dancers. hornpipe
and Jig Charles Holman and Jake Brenner will
assist at the piano.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

CHILDREN, MATCHES, DEATH-Kingston. n.
V, June 25.-Playing with matches IN barn,
three little children were burned to death last
night in Saugertes, y. y. They were Jack
aud Richard Doyle. aged 5 and 5 years, re-
spectively. sons of John Doyle, and Harry, the
year old of Harry Abeei.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

June 25.-The following Pacific coast post
masters have been appointed Verdi, Washoe
county. Nev.-J0seph F. Bouchereau, vice J..
J. Griffith, resigned: Sampson, Douglas
county 0re.--Arthur Walker, vice G. B. Bal
deree resigned
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

RENKEN ARRAIGNED- George F. Renken was
srraigned in Police Judge Deasy's court yes
terday charge of embezzling $3.50 while
treasurer of the United Ancient Order of
Druids The continued for a week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
MtNzANrTA's ANNIVERSARY

NlNZANITA'S ANNIVEhbAkI-Ihe seVenfb
s,nirerssir Of the Institution Of Nanzanifa
reuncif OF the Degree of Pocahontss No 80. I'M
,,Toved Order Of Red Men, was celebrated last
night in Jefferson Square hall by a ball, at
,-iscb there was large Attendance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

@cipcr6c Z Geietocbuns ciniaden
fonnte, @eiepsebung, pelhc eS ielbit
aemad]t bate ais CO nod iiber Die
breiten Maiicn Der Wdbler perfiiaeil
fonntc. 9anf bieier Geietasbnng
muRtcu bic Mrbeiter oihwitenH nnD
lid init 6nnserl6hncn bcsniiscn, henn
has Geiet" uerbut jehtueac .&pali-
tion" bereu 3iuef cine 9ubn= Grb5bs
mig nocr shafiuns eines iiuansienen
Sortbeils iein iDllte.
Mbcr ons 10 idnDbe c~riporbcne
Mapital fam ans Den Sdnben Der
bourgeois in Die Der Smoei,, meld1e
pns neutrality-suspicious. gum @Drlcuipiele
berart nerleitetcn. baB Gin Gang III
Die ganf mn 9Bcfielituben 81 Dem
Cages Sro9ramm Der Kindergarten
nnb iebensiroben @eieQidaftsfrciicn
Sranfreif'S scbort.
GS lit babcr nid,t an pcrpunbcrn,
haB Die Sntiiemiten nif bic @elDz
idrdnfe Ssraels binpciicn, in melhe
"Eopierc uno Ynpicrdcn" nntergcz
brGfjt iinb, peld,e tic III 9eiiBcrn
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3unBc BADEN iif an ben WGbrhen
ben @ode!, Sinfel mnb @adclepa err
9opt. Seit icds Sabren ipridt bic
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it'd .Gbdnteclcr". (ouf beutih
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i'm Stilcc Die Mnhteulc. Mciucde ben
Sudys. Den Siengrimm. Die Glitter uIp.
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nui bas &pdite geipannt iporbcn.
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Der ipaniidcn @ren3c. bel Saponne,
ein Sanb9lt belpobnt, lit 5l Der @ors
bereitung Der Saritellungen bier Gins
~gctroiien uuS III chem amerifanil1en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Matbrmatik.

81. Sd lag Sbncn, sic Watbce
matif ut cine ulnnfedytbare 8iiiens
ifait, Die 2oaif ielbitl Gin 9ciipiel:
lrcun Gin Trbcitcr in - 5nacn oicic
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1,036,S00 WGnn an. 10 itcbt tic IN
elmer Sefnnbc bd, 3. f.. che nod Giuer
cincn Stein bat hinlcNcn f6nnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

: 9,aris. Gnbc Gan. 10. /.
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ALL eiilem 8prtfanlpfc, Der cine
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50 Winiitcrium in Der S@nls
ira9c. nit 395 Stimmen gcscn 95
elm Gcrtraucnsuotum gegebeu.
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baS Srgau Der Spportuz
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ihen SGlihen miSfcnnt, iagt Die Ibs
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gincs tam man Srianb nidt b~eitrcis
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ertanntc CT oes Gpisfppatc bas HcdJt
an gcgen bic fanoicu SdulbanObiiber
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

'Sm benz nenen Rpitanb'ihcn gHbe
nenlpcrf trcteu ulir,5 biergritaitea auf.
tSicbe biesbctreff frnnSoiiife GORE
iponoen5.) 5dtten bic ia Die idonitc
@elcgcnbcit. lid, iibcr Die bpbei,
S%lciihprciic 1uitig 3ii maiden! 2 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
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linos'iedte GntpfdugnlB irar. gSir
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Sbnildopc !ricbcr III ~uniercr @ciic in
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ct,icnt mddltigcn. Ueltacpaltigcn sir
ltcn lunScrn, i'll icbr ditffnltsnncr
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mebr. Wir modtcn 5ucrit lnnicrcn
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itdnnlid iiber Die @unber in 2ourbes
pitl gclppttet mini uno babel gar
mlnnfcs fripple @eihlpds unb hisz
pcilcn audb ihlpcrc @pttesldlterungen.
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gar picle Srnnsoien unh Nihtirdnz
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Der 9tcilc bon Yuris nad1 9orbcaur.
IS mar ell ihlnnfer, elegant gcflcis
better jlln9cr Serr o etipn pier5ig
Salrcn. Or iprnd, frdn3oiiih uilb
erSdbltc ms bnB CT hi Ynris unb
9onbpn dr Der SDrie ipefulire linb Gin
idD0nes 2nnbbnus bel 8orbennr beiisc
er lid jest nicber' ,srriidsiehen
pollc Inn bon bcn Strapasen bes leis
Digeu .@elbmadens" -~allsslrubcn.
Cine 9eipiiic unbeimlidc llnrnbe mar
bel Dem Warnc d,arnfteriitiif. Or
lhilberte inns niif uniere Srascn Die
franSoiiidcn 3uitdnbc in niflt serabe
rpiigem Siftc. Sbm idlicn bic gan5e
He9ieriins in Yaris ueiter uidts ais
Elm Snnbcl 3rpiid,en ltnternebmern
tGontrnftpren) nnb Den @~olfsnertres
tern, 7iucldc cinfdd barnuf ans iilD
lid iclbit bic Sniden 81 fiilen. Die
Steiiern icien beute Id,on 9erabe3u erz
oriidcnb unb Mo babe feline Suit IN
Sranfreif gcihdftlih 81 arbeis
ten. Sen 9epDlferumas : Hiidgang
Des 2anocs, Der inns flnr ppr Iuger
ltanb als mir bemerften luic ma bier
10. 20 ia bislpeilcu ioaar 30 Minus
ten auf Dem 3u9e lpcitcriauite pbne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

Gin scsen fir Yaris lit Die bcurige
llcbcrihipcmnuln9 in n,ebr ais eiucr
9e5iebung. Die Stapt iclbit miro
MN cinmnl ~griiuolid sereinipt uup
pc5infi5iert iuie mic 5Ipor. unb lie
ipirb in Sutunit baber aud, inubercr
uno freicr BON 5pphus iein ais biSbcr.
llnb ba5 fam Yaris MIR uuBen.