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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-17

shudder at the ordeal that confronts
her.
After the letter had been introduced
as evidence and read, Mrs. Christy
parried Attorney Durban's thrusts by
declaring it a sham and myth and
written merely for the purpose of
arousing her husbands jealousy and
thereby hoping by it to excite in him
the interest and love for her that he
formerly professed.
However. since, as she admitted
Howard never answered the letter, its
mission was failure. AS the letter
indicates and the cross-examination
also developed. while the wife and
mother is striving as hard as she and
her learned counsel can to secure the
custody of her daughter, she still loves
her artist husband and desires a rec
Onciliation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-17
Senator Nelson Today Pre-
sented Report of Confer
ence Committee for BaIIin-
ger-Pinchot Dispute.
BOTH PRINCIPALS TO
RECEIVE A HEARING
In the Main the Agreement Is
A Concession to the House
This Congress to Hear
The Report Made.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Mel
son of Minnesota today reported to the
senate the agreement Of the confer
ence committee on the Ballinger-Pin-
chot investigation resolution. The re-
port is. in the main a concession to the
house. The important point sought
after by the friends of Pinchot is to
provide both for the official or ex-offi-
cial of the interior department, or bu-
reau of forestry. respectfully, whose
conduct may be in question, to have
permission to be heard before the in.
vestigating committee, either personal
ly or by counsel. was agreed to. The
agreement provides that the report
shall be presented to this consrese.
Punishment for contempt is fixed at
fine of not more than a thousand dol
lars. or imprisonment for one year, or
both. Otherwise. the resolution is as
heretofore published.
Notwithstanding that certain polit-
ical and other interests are seeking
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-17
WAS GREAT SUCCESS

The Greater Richmond Poultry and
Pet Stock association closed its second
annual show Saturday evening after a
most successful affair. The attend
ance was so good that the association
was able to pay all bills and premi-
ums and also have a surplus. Prepara-
rations will be begun at once for the
election of officials to have charge Of
the show next year. The annual meet
ing of the stockholders will be held in
February.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-17
WELCOMED BY TAFT
National Civic Federation Be.
gins Its Session at
Washington.
IS THREE DAYS. Meeting
(American News Service)

Washington. Jan. l7.-President Taft
delivered the opening address today
to the coference of the National Civic
federation. which began a three days
conference with six hundred delegates
present Governor Wilson of Ken
lucky welcomed the delegates on be,
half Of the governors conference. and
expressed himself in earnest sympathy
with the movement for uniform legis
lation. Seth Lowe, president Of the
federation, presided at today's meet
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-17

properly continue to increase in
price"
DO you believe trusts are RESPONSE
BILE for the increased cost of living
His Eminence was asked.
LAS to that I am not prepared to
say" replied the Cardinal. Some
thing evidently is wrong when many
of the commonest necessities in foods
are priced at such enormous figures"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-17
THE WEATHER.

INDIANA AND LOCAL Rain or
snow in South and North por-
tions tonight and Tuesday; cold
er Tuesday.
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The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
REPUBLICANS DIVIDED.

DES MONIES, Aug. 3.-The regu- lar Republicans are waging war with the Insurgents. Both wish to gain control in State politics
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
HE FOUGHT 4 GRIZZLY

Word has been received that James rhri.'ie expects to leave the coast for Dawson the last of this month, says the Dawson News. He will return to the headwaters of the stewart river. 10 resume trapping Christie is the plucky Scotchman who, last winter, put up fight with a grizzly, fight compared with witch that between Jeffries and Johnson would have appeared tame.
 Christie came out of the battle with broken jaw. broken arm and a bruised and lacerated body. The bear was killed. Christie was alone. and far from camp. For days he cared for himself, until his partner return ed, and then was conveyed 2j0 miles through the bitter winter air to Lansing creek Several times the In diaus who drew the sleigh were about to abandon the man for dead and it was only when Christie's part held the gun to their heads that they pulled through to Lansing, where Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Terrell worked heroically and saved the injured man.
 For weeks Christie lay on his back. He finally got strength to come to Dawson. and mushcd much of the way But all that time after the battle his jaw was rigid. and he
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
TllLlkuM MINE O. K.

A tunnel is being run aU .h" tr8e= in the TUHEum mine i. a.aa Valdez Bay from the CI. aai ..e.. is every indication. a.a ... }.E de1 Prosregaor. of 9 a aHH true Assure vein r..a 2. .H "ha has just quit va,. .hu. .a s pro pccting fa. hhuao'. .e.a. # ah= property l. Yer. u1m.as a-g. Four men age no. #o.... f... claim
 John Miller, treasure. ', .ha sae. pany. has gone To soa.r. e. e#sr business, BgG while ga... n.. make all necessary a.H#a.om... a# as soon as f. a#...a.s a mill. The eapa. ".... ... .-E E. available.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06

.could eat nothing hu liquids. Going 10 the coast. he had a specialist operate on the jaw
 The operation was practically s.. cessful. but the jaw. d, la.. laalr. did not set cXacl, a. l. should and some few particles of bone vcrg coming out The man. however. could masticatc, end was SO san. guine of return of his former -18E health that he was planning to start soon for Dawson.
 The dramatic story of Chr..ie# fight, was told last winter in th. News, and haa since been copied by papers all over the world
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
CRlPPEN.s CONFESSION.

QUEBEC, Aug. 3 The Crimeu case is arousiHg considerable com ment here. The doctor has mace q confession to Inspector Dow wherein he eNonerates Mile. Lcneyc from all compiicitg in the crime. 1t appears that the lady who was living with him as his vile was not entitled to wear that title She was formerly known as Belle Bclmorc a singer in concert nails on Coney Island.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
A PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT.

Last year the Yukon tern ar.sf council decided 10 purchase key stone drill for the purpose q. jgs.- ing placer ground iu the .,rs.or without going to the expense 1T. sinking holes This drill has aos arrived al Dawson
 The idea of the territorial .a..f. menJ is 10 let the drill t1 nr.-Ha for a nominal sum The tmsse ue velopment Company was Dac first concern to apply for the Iam of the drill and m cou-...a# .aH oa their having first call upon i. thet offered to erect il free o| o.aa#e.
 The offer was accepted. am ta company, having done .aa m ling, has taken tbe machine a a# ker where ii viii he for some sue
 Commissioner Huf.raau E5a= that no other applications are iH t4# the immediate use ol tHa t4H
 The council voted at 0ar s-..- session to buy an Empire Fa.aa drill for the southern oaa aI ae x. ritory Steps are u.us #EUn H secure il. auG i. may ar.a a .@. to be used to some extent .f# sea son.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
WANTS OUR COAL.

SEATTLE. Aug 1. - Jacob Schif is back from Dawson and leaves for the East today. He scores the pres ent Republican administration for their policy towards Alaska. saying that the people are getting discour- aged. MT. Schiff said that the coal lands should be opened. and that the agricultural resources of the country should be developed
 (Note-As Jacob didn't come to Alaska We want to know where he got his information about Alaskans being discouragedD
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
NELSON IN HADES.

CAIRO, H.. Aug. l. - negro named Jack Nelson was hanged last night after he had been caught in the bedroom of a Miss Wade. When the lady entered her room she saw the negro and immediately began to scream. Her cries attracted a crowd. who secured the negro and promptly hanged him
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
UNITED WIRELESS.

NEW YORK. Aug. g. - The books of the United States Wireless Tele- graph Company. which mysteriously disappeared some weeks ago, have been recovered and are now in the hands of the grand jury. The in vcstigation will be thorough one and interesting developments are expected.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
UNDE STABLES.

TORONTO Tine Canadian Maau- facurers' Association has forwarded a resolution 10 the government 8a- clariug that line design of the gg- ernmeut 10 exclude una. ir- able immigrants is to be com mended, and that the present re=a- lations, i'll SO far as they contribute to that end. are deserving ot sup port II is customary, the as-oet. ation adds, 10 waive the money osal- ifcation in the ease of farm labor CTS and domestic servants; and u order To steady employment ana . establish the principle thar ab.H
 and certainty of selfsupport are sui. fcient to warrant free entry. 2 sim liar waiver should ba granted in tHe case of mechanics and others who bring definite assurance of styads employment from reputable firms.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
WILL INVESTIGATE PENS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3. - Sen ators Borah and Scott have been ap- pointed 10 make an investigation re gardng the conditions prevailing in the various national penitentiaries. The probe will be a thorough one.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
THE COMING STRUGGLE.

LONDON.-Gerard Finnes, the English naval expert, is trying his best to make Americans understand that it will probably not be long be- fore they will have to fight Japan. There are hundred indications he says in an article published in the London Graphic. which show that a collision between Japan and the United States is approaching. The Americans live in fools paradise in this matter
 The Japanese have profound disbelief in the war worthiuess oi the American navy and an acute re- alization of the fact that the strat- egical situation is overwhelmingly in their favor.
 It is objected that the Japanese are too poor to fight When will peo- pie realize the fact which all his tory teaches s-that it is the poorer nations which fight. Japan is rich enough 10 ahOrd war. because ar ectly or indirectly she will make war pay for itself. Japan will fight much for the same reason that prompted Bismarck to fight France. The war will be for the consolidation of the yellow people. The Chinese despise force, yet readily yield to the fear of it. Japan has beaten the most aggressive of the whole powers al ready, victorious over another, she will appear to her huge neighbor in- vincible. The United States offers at once the most practicable and SureSt prey"
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06

ALEXIS. Ga. Aug t.-Bin Walker. a colored gentleman. was shot to death and his body crematcd by a mob here today. Walker had as saulted and fatally wounded Net tie Gibson. the wife of a white farm CT, and he was caught shortly after he had committed The crime. \ crowd quickly gathered and dealt out rough justice to the coon. The authorities were powerless 10 pre- vent the lynching
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
REVoLUTIoNARIes ACTIVE

IEkIN-The Governor of the Province of Hupeh has arrested four high officials of the eighth division of the army, on the charge of being actively engaged in revolutionary Two generals are among those arrested.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
u. s. WILL HELP.

WASHINGTON. - The American State Department, which has HaU enIeayoring for some time to briaa .about the financial regeneration of Liberia, proposes to ask bankers in New York, London, Paris and Der. lin to contribute by private agree ment a sum sufficient to refund the Liberian Debt, The security offered
 is the appointment of American su- pervisors of Liberian finance and of a board. presumably Of mixed ma tionality, 10 administer the customs.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06

nrut of measures for dealing with ttr excessive multiplication of relig- iHHs orders. The other reforms an naaHeea included obligatory military service. the continuation of the work af reorgauiziug inc navy. and meas aa#s taa a better distribution of the
 Hston O. taxation.
 SAN sAnAsTIAN, Spain. Aug. l. The EIHg aud Queen ef Spafn have decided to pay a visit to London. As there is trouble ahead in Spain the length of their stay Is uncertain.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
JOE CANNON BEATEN.

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 2. - Incom- plete returns from yesterdays prim- aries show that the Insurgent Con gressmen have been reelected Speaker Cannon took an active part in trying to secure the nomination of regular Republicans, but his cf- forts were futile.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
SOMEBODY NEEDS WATCHING.

JUNEAU, Aug 3.-Attorney-Gener- al Wickersham today authorized the appointment of several extra dep utg marshals. whose duties will con sist of preventing illicit voting at the forthcoming election. It is ru- mored that conspiracy is on foot to stuff the ballot boxes.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
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CHINkS WILL PAY

SHANGHAI The British and Japanese governments are restrict ing their claims for compensation to payment for damage actually done during the recent Changsa riots. The various consuls are arranging the to be paid.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
THEIR TROUBLES ARE OVER.

NOME. Aug. 3. - The Nome Gold Digger, which is the property of J. stevens, closed down today. Finan- cial troubles have been accommodating for some time past and the proper ty is now ill the hands of the mar sla1 l. will be remembered that tie fair.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
THE WOMAN INNOCENT.

QUEBEC. Aug. 3. - IL is officially announced that Miss Leneve. tbe affinity who accompanied Dr Grip. pen to Canada, is innocent of aHs complicity iu the murder of the doe tOr,s wife
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
RIoTlNG IN WINNIPEG.

WINNIPEG Aug g. Serious riots occurred here just prior to the settlement of the strike. Tha- freight and passenger cars were burned, but there is nothing to igfi- cate that the traiumon were rcs1au- sible. X large number of arr k were made
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
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C0ER GENERAL SPEAKS.

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 fHIiENLANIIIBDRG. Natal.- teHtstG- 70 au address of welcome He3 3h. Hla..ruaritzaarg Munich aa5.., General Bo.ha inc Union Prime Minister reiterated his iuteu- io- a1 w.alu@ the Union d success. and .oEiue 70 lhc British people #.a inc Dutch were worthy of the great rus. r.aoso} in hem. Any aa.ermeu. General Ba-Ga con. inu- ea. which adopted aHs other policy would bc .lof.'sct The British Gag aa. ..n .,- .1lug fer fBe Union
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
NATURALIZATION.

TORONTO. In a speech al Tr@. ton Mr Borden, leader of the Com servative Party. said:
 The naturalization laws of Canaa. should provide more thorough safe guards. We are receiving tmms grants who ill their own comrE have never exercised the right u. franchise and who understand Ir1c Tor nothing of th. responsibilities a- .tached thereto. Place the nauurafi- zation law of the Mother Comrg and of the great Domuious upon some reasonable and stable co-o1cra- ton basis. and let il be provided that any alien who has acquired the rights Of British citizenship in Aus. tralia, Canada, or any of he G1ca, Dominions shall possess those risats throughout the Empire
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
$17,oO0 WOOD LOST.

DAWSON, Aug. i. Seventeen thousand dollars worth of wood has been lost here owing to the rise iu the river caused by the heavy rains. The wood is now floating down the river, and it will be impossible to recover it.
 Dave Godlin is said to have lost $S,oO0 worth, Hollenback Brothers a similar amount, and John Lennon about $1,000.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
HARVEY SCOTT ILL.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3. Harvey Scott. editor of the Portland Ore gonian. is ill the hospital here un- dergoing a delicate operation. His family is with him
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
MURDERER MAY ESCAPE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-As Italy failed 10 request the extradition of Porter Charlton within the limit of the time specified. his attorney will ask for his freedom today. on the ground that there are no charges againSt him
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06

and ensured the protection of the young nation. He promised to do his utmost to kill racialism through out the Union, and urged the use of common sense. which would en- able the races 10 live peacefully to- gether.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE.

OTTAWA, Aug. l. Capt Der nier will leave Immediately on his expedition to the Arctic regions. He will cudclyor 10 make tho Northwest Passage The Canadian government has provided the ship Arctic for the expedition
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
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ALFONSO IS PROGRESSIVE.

NIFUNoO IS PROGRESSIVE.
 MADRID.-A Royal Order has been published granting nOn-Roman Cath ollie religious establishments the right to show external signs of their belief on the walls of their churches and in their notices Immediately on hearing of the coming publication the Holy See made a formal protest to the Spanish government
 MADRID.-king Alfonso opened the Throne, in which the most in teresting features were the refer ences to the Pope and the announce
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
eALLlNGER MUsT co.

BEVERLY. Aug 3.-Pressure is being brought To bear upon Taft to secure the retirement of Ballinger. ballinser denies the truth of the statement Senator Crane and Sen a,or kuute Nelson are in favor of he resignation of the Secretary.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
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WILL DEFEND GRIFFIN.

LONDON. Au- B. Arthur New lon. .le famous criminal lawyer. has wired -o nr. trirrcn. who is accused 5t m#r.or.us his vile, that he will de.#Hd him. Newton says that he vii prove Chat Mrs Crippcu is alive. and 'h3t unless .ho authorities al Scotland Yard can prove otherwise. he will demand that Crirpen be i'm media ely released
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
PROTESTS INNOCENCE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug l - Wen ding. the janitor Of the Louis school building. who was arrested here on Friday charged with the Kidnapping the daughter of the wealth. brewer has been taken back to Louisville in charge of a sherids officer He says he is innocent
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
TO LICK JOHNSON.

CHICAGO. Aug. &.-Jim Corbett proposes To match young Missouri giant named Miles Mcleod, against Jack Johnson
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
THE GRIFFIN MURDER.

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 1-The fath- CT of Dr. Crippen collapsed when he heard that his son had been ar rested on the steamer Montrose, and had confessed his identity. He had always maintained that his son was innocent of the charges and had been murdered also
 When Dr. Crippen and his afIin- ity were arrested they both collaps- ed. They will be sent back to Lon don for trial.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06

Wickersham also has an article on the country. The delegate points out that Alaska is the last district. and that 1t must soon enter the ranks as a Iull-aedged state
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
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STRIKE OVER.

OTTAWA Aug. g. The ai- strike on the Grand Trunk raiIr54H has been called of. and tha men have been granted the increase oi pay for which they have been G4Hr
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
PYTHiAN CONVENTION.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. | - The biennial convention of the Knights of Pythias is being held in this city. Twelve thousand knights are in at tendance The city is gaiIy decorat-
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
TO SLAUGHTER THE SEALS.

BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 1.-Presi- dent Taft denies that he has made any effort to prevent the slaughter .of the male seals in the Pribiloff islands. The administration is in favor of limiting the number of male seals.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
LEES STATUE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-Objection having been raised To statue of Gen. Lee in Confederate uniform be- ing placed in the Statuary Hall of he National Capitol, President Taft has supported the Attorney-Geueral in his decision that it is just and proper
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
CANNON ANXIOUS.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Aug. l. - The State primaries will be held to- morrow, and Speaker Cannon, who has canyassed this State in the in- terests of the regular or hidebound high-tariff Republicans, is anXiously awaiting the primaries outcome.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06

shot and killed Alexander Smith dur ing a drunken quarrel O'Brien has been arrested
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
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WOULD As5AssINATE GOVERNOR

NIENNh.-Au attempt was made recently at soraicyo to murder the aoEoraor oi Uo-nia-Herzagogiua as ae #as P. wUIng lrom tbe opening .I The Hrst p.c,. rhe Nould-be as -assin fired five shots af the Coy eruar wiraou, cT.eu and then shot himself ecHl
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
CANS IS DYING.

PRESCOTT, ARIZ., Aug. 2.-Joe Cans, one time champion pugilist in his class, has left for his home in Baltimore to die.
 COLORED PEOPLE HOPELESS.
 GUTHRIE, Okla, Aug. 4.-Four teen thousand negroes have been dis franchised in this state as a result of an amendment to the constitution The negroes will thus be precluded from taking part in the forthcoming Congressional elections.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
SHRINERs AT DAWSON.

DAWSON, Aug 1.-The officers of Gizeh Temple, Mystic Shriners, of Victoria, B. C., are visiting the Yu- kon territory On Wednesday night they initiated 5 Klondikers. 4 grand banquet was held after the initiation.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
ROOSEVELT INQUIslTIVE.

NlI-kLSBARRE, Pa, Aug. B. Theodore Roosevelt, who is conduct na investigations regarding the con dition Of the working classes in America paid visit yesterday to rhe coal mines here. He descended the shalt and inspected the work ings. crcss-eXamining many of the laborors and gaining much useful in formation
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
GREAT BRITAIN

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FOREIGN WARsHiPs VISIT US.

SEATTLE, Aug 2- The French cruiser "Montcalm" is visiting Pu- get sound, and her officers and ma rines are being entertained by the local naval officers
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
WIRELESS OFFICERS INDICTED

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Seven of the officials of the United Wireless Tele- graph Company were indicted by the grand jury this morning. Each of them was indicted on two counts. one being that they induced investors to purchase worthless stock, and the other indictment being that they had used the United States mails for the purposes of fraud George Park CT, of Seattle, was one of the men indicted
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
CANADA

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The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
SPAIN

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APPEAL ALASKAN CASES,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ?. - The Circuit Court of Appeals meets in Seattle on September 12. On the docket are a number of Alaskan cases sent from each of the four judicial divisions.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
FISHERMEN CAN NOT VOTE.

JUNEAU, Aug, l. - Attorney-Gen- cral Wickersham and Secretary Ma gel today paid a visit to the Tread well mines and were taken through the workings. The attorney-generaI today received instructions to take steps 10 prevent the fishermen to the westward from voting at the forthcoming election
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-06
WICKERSHAM AND NAGEL.
TEDDY IS BACK HOME.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Theodore Roosevelt has returned from his Pennsylvania trip.