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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28
LOCAL CASE
Being HEARD
BY JUDGE ORR
BANK WOULD FO'RECLOSE THE
MORTGAGE IN MERCANTILE
COMPANY SUIT.

Judge Orr of Reno is this day
hearing evidence in the case of
the Nye & Ormsby County bank
against the Nye County Mercantile
company, in which the bank wishes
to foreclose certain mortgages.
Yesterday afternoon a portion of
the evidence in the case of the First
National Bank against Nye county
was heard and the case continued
until the present one is completed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28
DARING HORSEWOMAN IS OUT
To WIN A PRIZE Of $1,000
Alberta Claire Expects to Arrive In San
Francisco at Noon on Wednesday to
Win Ranch and Big Purse.

the 3SOO-aere ranch and one thou
sand dollars, is nearing San Fran
cisco. She arrived at Pleasant
Grove, Alameda county, last night
and expects to reach this city next
Wednesday at noon
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28
sPRLNGFIELp. ohio. March IS

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 2S.
of the girl students at Wit
tenberf college were able to attend
church services Sunday. While they
were having banquet at the dor
mitory the night before some one
entered their rooms and stole all
of their rats and switches.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28
INSISTED ON MEETING
DEATH WITH HIS BOOTS
STILL ON HIS FEET
Steam Schooner Owner Refused to Dis
robe Neither Extremities Even In Face
of Life Eternal.

/ Bonifield died at sea at 1880
o'clock Saturday night while enroute
to this city on the steam schooner
J. B. Stebon, of which he was part
owner.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28
Especial by Wireless. J

SAN FRANCISCO. March rs
Alberta Claire, a courageous young
woman, who is riding horseback
5000 miles. in an endeavor to win
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28
Especial by Wireless. ]

SAN FRANCISCO, March u.s.
Refusing to take off his boots,
fighting death step by step, until
he had been vanquished, Samuel
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28
R0V IS ACCIDENTALLY HIINTINC
Jul SHOT While OUT IIUlVIIlVu
Especial by Wireless. J

SAN FRANCISCO, March Is
While hunting in the hills back
of the Claremont hotel, William Nc
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-28

Did you try the merchants lunch
at the Frisco Cafe? 35c. 2-7-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
SffisislIs Grilaruns oes fransofiter
Miuiiteriums ces sJnntrn
usbsr bic 5Iaessnsaffairs IN aig'
lessHains.
aus BEN 0.utfdsn aeia

Nus bem Gsut aen Rsi4.
gerlin, II. 4ua. Jnfclge pous
itlnniesn Waneels an offisioieH 4us'
lafIunsen iibtr ben Stano Der Wlos
rcitos Siiudiion enihdlt iia Die Vreils
jssi nllsr Rommsntdre.
Wis beretts stmslcet. bsseben ilh osr
Reihstansltr unc 5err Don aioeritH.
Wdhier am syreiios gum Haiisr Had
AiIbelmshDk. baiis man eeitsrn aus
osefsm aHI0b bic aofinuns ausgs'
ipro6en. bob bic bcrtigen Wprtrdgs
Der 5idctsmGnnsr auf bic beuifhs
irans6fiihen @erhdnnlunsen fOrosrno
sinipir!,n spsroen, 10 ssbi ciefe 6oifs
Huug h<ute nod etneH Deientlihen
Shriii lpeiier. Die BlGiier boffeH,
bab bic geiprehunsen nes Huiitrs nit
ftinen Rotbgebern cine entiteioenoe
Wsnoung CUR Beenbisuns Der Oss
buIesprobs berbeiiiibreH tperotn, oersn
Iausr bic f11bIihiien Wirtuussn bss
reiig g.Ssiiist babe.
Der lImitunb, nab Der beuiih. Eons
jul in syes, Tr. 9oijsl. gu Den geras
;hunssn ;usssosen iporben III. Diro als
bo6it beoeuiungspoa anscfeben. Die
Wliiipirtung bisi.s an:riaunt beiten
ssennsrs Der mdrolsaniiten gerbdlts
niiIe .rmoglidt nah eIsemeiner 4ns
iidt ben abfhIub zines Derirasss. Der
biz fDiribldoftlid.n Garantien
9eutihlanos iihert.
Di. DorIihtiee abfaNuns bsr iiinss
fen fran3ofifden Rois. lau. ipslher
6err BON aiberitn uno Der fran5oiifde
goiihdf.er Sules Gnmbon INNER nod
fortfahrsn linisrlassn iiir eisentlihe
WsrbaHolunstn aus3uorteren, gilt ala
Beipsis nafiir. bab eben Die Driinhlass
fir sic gtbanolund Der Wanrotios syn-
isreiTtu bic baupiiahlifitcn Shpis.
ris.sit.n bistst.
Tis .aSnigsbsrser 5artunsfhe, 3eis
svne. reib mii,u;hetlen. oab bic, Ieis
.snoxn ageiis oss Reihs berei.s., eb:
bic UliroslosSrase asut Duros. ben
Gebanssn an isrriioriale Grperbunpen
In Worclso ouissssben bdiisn, unb
bah bafiir uittiee Driinoe, defenders
0uiahiea bon Tnrinss sGrperien. mobs
esbenb aeipsieu isitH. ioipie bic aHiiht
h<s Gdifsrs, bab Elm trniits. oausrrbes
Einpernehmfn Teuifhldnps unc
sFyantrsihs ben allsemsinen Jriehen
fifkre.
Die 1ahriht con BEN b.
Dranisnbers Wcffatrs
erfunbsR.
Oro6e greHbe unD gefrisniaang
ruff bic Hnnridi berpor. bah iih bic
asasH Gnbe 9uli aus Ttuifh 2 iins
fpsiiafriio sinsslnuFtne 1iobsboiittft
pon Der YieoermeBelung esr aclonns
bss 9s3Iris AommiiIoys .. JrdHttHs
bera uns profhIis nidi beliaiisl hai.
6amn!s lrurne, urn 5trdr 1ui
Grunb snglifher Gtpeinen. Dtrbreiiet,
i<rr D. yranienbtrs iti nit 5tuss
&<rasan.ta. pisrsshn GiHstborensHs
9lolisiIisn une spnnsiss1 1rd9trH bon
Bes!6unna Qeaisn nitosrgtintAelt
iporbsn. Die aahriht mar aus bent
Gapripis3 3ipia gtsommtn, benz inmas
Ten Qdnbtsiheil DsutfGis Siibntsts
MfrisaS. Der lih BON Der Gpibe bsr
heutf6<n apIcnis In boD bEitif@e Gfs
bIei ssfss3t uus hiI an - 6smbsii
1glG Y
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Wetterberi6f.

Gir 8 bio: Gtrihrtgen am i5reis
tag. ousssnommen ungemein ihon.s
gDttter i'm noroiutitlihen 9beil. am
Gamifag fhOnss Detter, ausgenpma
men Strihrssen i'm srtrsm iiinIihen
ghtiI. Werinbsrlite Minbs.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Die wOdOOr(age
Wpn BEN prdHbeuten prompt
ucfirf.

Sm Observation-Disclosures tpiro Elm
9sriud seHiuht tpsrber,
Si. iiber oas gsto beg grditosnten
binnes gu puiIirsn.
Ssnfation.lIe eieisntfIe i'm Ssnat.
Die aGlians stpifhen ben Gemotratsn
uno JHfurgsnteH
Sn Jolss zines iflauen Gtr.iag Der
reguldren Repubiiiunsr gebrcten.
Sofortiss gsrtaeung bes apngrsfss
tpuhri9eiHiih bic 5oIg:.
Or. 3. 70. WiIen maht tpsit.ye TsiTas
tionelIe entbiiEIunssn.
----e---~--~-
Cine Uliuion pel3rDbben Inn arttif6sn
D5ean entnett. B,
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Nus Der 0mmbesbauptaaot

Wafbington. .. G., II. qua.
ySrdfioent 1aft bat am goHerftaa
lstne 8robung, bic Worlage sur 6ers
abf.BuHs Der Doas3Oas Ostireu 3u
ipollsn. pdbr ssmaht. SH elmer bem
Hsprdisntdntsnboug Sneei6ittsn 5pes
3ialbotfaaft be3eihnet CT bic WaBres
gelgsl als eiH 9emiih bon elmer Frsiz
pdnoeisDorIage uno siner ShuBsolIz
Oorlags uno er iagte, bab fie niht i'm
etn.Iong nit Der platform Itsbe, uuf
fpeltsr sr srUdblt peroen lei. Des
5ernersu idote sr, bas aneritquifhs
Bolt felt fsit odpon iibs8euat. oas
bic JntereHeu Der Rpuiumsnten nur
ooHn in gsb0riser SQ8siis seitist
peroen tonntsH. tpenn bic 3olaeieBe
paragrapbeHpsiis, unb eanu uur auf
Gruno bon rsenousr uun pifisai1Qftz
liter Suformation rspioirt lpurben.
Der grdiibsnt sisbt gu, oab pi.Is Der
Woa3oas uiel gu bnh nno nicb: u6t6ig
ieisn, UNI bic Bollsulsier uno ia,
briiaHieH 81 bsfhIB<ss ba aber i'm
Eesember ote 1ariftpnuniHion poa,
Snformatiou Iber ben photographer
81 Iiefern iperos, isi taum 1eroEIais
flung oaflr porboroeu, I'm 4uguft biz
3oafdBe ohHt g.RlgsHoe 5nformattou
3u repioiren.
Die Botihdft uirn dls Elm getpsis
b1ftir aneeuommen, o1b Der prdfoent
,eint 3nrifDorlogs untersei6neu piro
bic In Der iesigsu grtrasSeHion an.
gennmmsn tpiro.
Die Beiosgotfhaft ipuroe BON Der
Republitdnern nit I.bhoftem 8sifaQ
aufgsnommen, glsia oorairf appGaus
birttn aber aud bic OemoirGtsn, aIs
Der ReprGIentant UNDERWOOD oRtin.
oiste, baB sr bic 0oridee an Srsitaa
uufrufsn uno bedntragsH iueroe, oaf
lie iber bds geto oes groiioen.eu
binp,s onseuommeH peroeu fole.
9orber fparsH pom 5dus Die Ses
natsamenbements CUR Jreisiie 8crs
lage ansensmmeH ruorben, bic sst
bem prGiioentsn 5ussbt.
Die Gemotratsn bOfftn, bic Won'
porlase iiber oas geio oes prdfibeHs
ten paHiren gu ionusH. bic republitas
niihen Jiibrsr iino aber ber 4nIitt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

fcroers, an bic Arbelt surt63utepreH,
llgntm bic Rhebsr rpillsns feien, ale
SeiHtpesnen ibrsr 2sute eirkm Nus
ihub su unterbreitsn. D0s Strettsr.
ytommitt.e hdt noruuf ents@net. oaB
snifhen ben Rhebern uno iben aeuitn
seins uniiberbridbarsu Meinunss1er.
itieoenbeiten beftaHbsn, pab ober crit
bic Eireitigtsit.n sptihen ben GiIsus
bcbnen unn ihrsn 4Hseiteuien beige
lsst peroen miibten.
Gin leeres 8tru6t.
Colon, banana. II. aug. Col.
Goetbals, Der iia sur 3sit in GuIs6ra
btfinoet, iasie am GoRneritas. oaB er
mid,is Don Der @srbaIluHg zines fponis
iHen anarhiiisn piFe. Der. pie einiss
ameri.aniIts 3situnssn bsbaupten. Der
leiienne Gtiit in einsr VerfhDoruns
gspsi,n iein iou. bic bic 3srltDrung
css panomasanols NIT Dpnamii. bic
grmorbung oea Col. 9cetbols uno bic
0urflreu3una osr Blame Der Der.
Siaaisn aui benz 5i,bnlus i'm slllses
lneinsn gum ,3tpef baben Iol.
Dus Gsriiht iiber bsabiihiigte ges
iual.fbnten lit pahrihsinlih ourh sis
nen Gtrsit 3piih.n einem 0ormann
unb timer Orupps poR fponifhsn 4rs
bsitsrn entitnnoen. Die Manner. bic
stipas unsuirienen purtn, bstIieu g:rs
fammlungen i'm Rio 9ranbe ob. .uno
Don elmer nsrielbtn aus rihisien fis Elm
Ghreittn an ben Col. 0oethals. in
Dem Tie ibn triuhtsn. in Der 3usnsit
bic 1efhluerben Der aeuie p.rfonlih
ansubcrsn. onItott iih Dou sinem Dols
mttfnsr barber 0ortrng hnlien Su
lafsn. Die poli3si bat in Werbinoung
NIT bisfsn NerfammIunssn ssine Osrs
9dftsnoen bssoensmmsn.
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etne Uailion pel5rObben Inn arttifaen
G5edu eHtneft. },
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Muslano. Sele9rapb

Die lnlU6anO(ungea 6elrsfs
MarO6kos
@eroen init Der gr6kten
Uorftdt tpeitersefiibrt.
Geuifhlunb offeHbar bemiiht, tsinen
gruh Der gutsn gs3isbungen NIT
Granir.la berbei3uiiibrsn.
gDi6tis. aonf.r.na.n in G6lob nil
beImsbohs beporitsbeRo.
GiirIt 3einrid XIV. Rsub pIDslif
getorben.
Eie Rohriht bonn Don 1runtenberg.
TaFasrs in Siiopeftcfrisa
erfunoen.
Cine 4merisdnsrin In Berlin psrboftet.
gbolerufdIe In Wsarieine uno Wisn.
SffisislIe Gril1runs oes fransofihen
Wiuiiteriums oes Juntru
llebsr bic 5Iaegsnsaffai IN aig'
less9oins.
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Or. 3. 70. milen maft fp.it.ye TsiTas
tionelIe entblnuussn.
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Cincinnati. drcitae. Dcm Is. Mnenh 1911.

bnB bies unmOgti6 isin pirb, neil
biele Der republitdniIden Sniurgenten,
Die fir oie gorluge geitimmt ba6en,
bies nttt thun Diiroen, ipenn es gelte
Die gorldge iiber Das Yeto bes Bra
iIbenten binDeg an3unebmen.
e inc neberraf Dung i'm
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5ofortis. Dsrtdeung bes aongrefes
tpubrideinlih bic GoIgs.
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Sine million pel3ro b be n
m4retif den Saean
eatnedt.

Ism 6ausfommittss, eas nit Der
lIn.sriuduna Der gebuuptung beihdfs
tiot 1T, bdb pslsrebben IN un8sisBs
liher gBeiIe abssIhIattet paroen, III
am DonnsrItas bsnadriatist tporoen.
bas cine msilion pslsrobesn auf fsIils
aen Snieln i'm Irctiihen S5ean snt=
oett poroen ieien, uRo man CLAUDE,
oaB lie friibsr sinsn 5beil Der Sseroe
pon ben prpbilof SnisIn ssbiloet
hdtten.
Der geridt itammt BON Charles
MO. 6sioemann. por Occur b'alene,
Soabo. sin.H profeHor Der 4rcttiten
Rssionen uno 3oolosen Der uno rurs
BE- benz aommittee BON benz Reprda
ftntanisn 1ammcuo Dcu MinHsiota
untssbssitst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

Cine amsri.ansrin in Berlin Dsrtoftst.
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ebolerufdae tn Warf.ine uno Disn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
SENTENCE CANADA'S
FINANCIAL WIZARD
(NationaI News Association

Montreal. June l6.--C. y. Sheldon,
the financial wizard, who embezzled
half million from Canadian clients,
was today sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment. Sheldon was extradited
from Pittsburg. Similar charges are
pending against him in Scranton, Pa,
and Brocton, Mass.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
HONEYMOON BEING
SPENT IN HOSPITAL

Chicago, June 16-The strangest
honeymoon on record is being spent
in Chicago. The bride occupies n cot
in the Washington Park hospital, the
groom occupies cot in room As of the
same institution. while the parson who
married them is being wheeled about
in an invalid's chair.
The best man at the wedding, with
the assistance of the two nurse
bridesmaids, performed operations on
all three of them.
A white lacquered hospital stand
was the improvised altar. beside
bride lay on a cot and the bride
groom reclined on an operating ta-
BILE.
William Ringland. the bridegroom.
was recently taken to the hospital
after being smashed badly in a motor
cycle-automobile collision.
Miss Rose Spooner, his fiancee, was
stricken with appendicitis a few days
later and taken to the same hospital.
Rev. G.. 8. Ohsiund. who performed
the ceremony, was convalescing from
an operation for appendicitis.
DIR. II. n. Bundeson, who operated
upon all of them. and Misses Cruel
and +. Atkinson, rse-bridesmaids,
assisted in operations and wedding.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
DEMOCRATIC WOOL
SCHEDULE UNJUST
Longworth Sees Injury to the
Grower and Manufacturer
by Proposed Change.
(National News Association

Washington, d. C.. June 16.-Declar-
ing the Democratic wool bill is found
ed on total ignorance" and that 1t
is improperly drawn" Representative
Longworth, of Ohio. attacked the I'm
derwood measure in the house today.
His speech was the opening gun of the
debate. Longworth said that it is no
wonder the newspapers are paying so
little attention to the debate on the
wool schedule, since the Democratic
plan has been cut and dried and there
is no possibility to defeat the bill in
the house.
Longworth criticised the Democrats
for not wanting a report of the tariff
board before attempting the revision
of the woolen schedule. He also scor-
ed Speaker Clark and Representative
Underwood, because, he said, they had
permitted filibuster to kill a perma-
nent tariff board bill in the closing
days of the last session.
Longworth declared that it is admit
ted that schedule *" of the Payne
law is not perfect but he asserted
that the Democratic bill is even
worse than the Payne bill and that it
will work harm both to the growers
of wool and to the manufacturer of
woolen products. He characterized it
is a clumsy effort founded on vogue
rumor or total ignorance"
cuIlop in Support.
Representative Cullop, of Indiana,
spoke for thirty minutes in the house
today in support of the wool bill. He
had a fair audience while on the floor
and attacked ancient schedule *
with unusual vigor which called forth
applause.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
COAST STATE FETES
Celebrate Opening of a Great
Reservoir.
INationai News Assoeiation)


Orland. Cal, June 16.-Orland is
holding a two days carnival and jubi-
ice to deliberate the opening of the
United States governments reclama-
ton reservoir installed here to irrigate
$4,000 acres In the Orland unit dis
trict in Glenn county. The festivi-
ties were ushered in this morning with
the crowning OF the carnival queen,
followed by street pageant and a
program of speeches. Other parades,
sporting contests and carnival attrac-
tions will carry the celebration over
tomorrow. Many visitors are here
from the surrounding country.
The great East park reservoir, in
honor of the opening of which the
celebration Is being held, is 26 miles
I'm circumference. The reservoir is
created by Il dam across Stony Creek.
The dam is 249 feet long, 80 feet high
and Sc feet thick at the base, and con-
tains total of $4,000 cubic feet OF
concrete. The water from the reser-
voir Is to be distributed over $4,000
acres of land by means of a system OF
canals more than 100 miles in length.
The entire project cost $3.50, 900. which
sum was advanced by congress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
SUGAR TRUST PROBE
FAvORS GOVERNMENT
Evidence of Watered Stock
and Sitting Competition
Is Brought Out.
tSational News Association)

washington, June 16.--Further light
on the watered stock of the American
Sugar Refining company was furnish
ed the house investigating committee
today by Henry T. Oxnard, vice presi.
dent of the American Beet Sugar COM
pany, who testified how he and his
three brothers cleaned up a half mil-
lion in transaction with the Have
meyer company in 1887, by selling his
refinery. worth 100000, which they
had established in Brooklyn to the
Havemeyer combine for s75o,000 in
trust certificates.
When the American Sugar Refining
company was formed in 1891 the Ok
nards got dollar for dollar in exchang-
ing their Havemeyer stock for that of
the American concern
so you got about three for one,
part of it in watered stock?" asked
Chairman Hardwick
That is right said Oxnard Il
think we were little better treated
than some of those who went into the
Havemeyer combine" he continued.
Il guess this was because Havemey-
er wanted the Oxnard brothers in the
trust, and we were glad to 60 in be-
cause the proposition wos inviting,
and unless the beet sugar industry
developed, it was not certain that
we could hold up"
Exactly how much of the stock was
watered?" asked Hardwick
Il can't say" was the reply.
But you got three for one" said
Hardwick, ''and when the trust was
reorganized in 1891 your certificates
were exchanged dollar for dollar, and
the same proportion of watered stock
is now in the American company"
Il suppose so," replied Oxnard
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
FtRL|NG
Marshall Appoints a Terre
Haute Man to State Board
tNational News Association

tNaylGhdl news AsSpEtdtlDf8t
Indianapolis. June 1e.- Governor
Marshall today appointed Robert S.
Kelly of Richmond as member of the
state board of education for three
more years. c. l. Fleming of Terre
Haute was made a member of the
State Board of Veterinary Surgeons
to succeed DR.. George Ferling of Rich
mond. His appointments were:
Trustees of Woman's Prison-Mrs
Jacob P Dunn and Mrs. VIM. ]. Nc
kee, of this city tboth reappointed(
Mrs. Paul Poynter of Sullivan, and
Eta Hauk Ossian to succeed Mrs. Dan
Waugh of Upton and Mrs. w. Bent
Wilson of Lafayette.
Trustees of the Indiana Village for
Epileptics-L. NJ. Sniff, of Angola. sue
ceeding George Nichols of Anderson.
Trustees for the Northern Hospital
for Insane-Moses Epstein of Frank
fort to succeed w. A. Morris of
Frankfort.
Purdue University Board of Trus-
tees-Samuel NJ. Foster of Ft. Wayne
to succeed II. A. Miller of Montmoren-
ci, and William V. Stuart of Lafayette
to succeed Andrew A. Adams of Co
lumbia City.
On the Board of Veterinary Exam
iners .. r. Boor of Muncie was reap
pointed and Chas. A. Fleming of
Terre Haute succeeds G. G. Ferling
of Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
CHARGES INFORMER
s.r~ WITH MURDER
News Association)

National News ASsociation)
Cincinnati. June 16.-Mrs. Matte
McDermott of Morrow, Ohio, testified
in behalf of Edgar Street Cooke, for
mer Chicago broker. accused of en-
bezzling $4,000 from the Big Four
railroad. She said that Mrs. Jean
nette Ford in discussing the case with
her had declared she ('Mrs. Ford'D
could not swear Cook had ever stolen
a dollar. Mrs. McDermott boasts that
1t was through her efforts that Frank
M. Couden of Warren county. former
cashier in the customs office at Gin
cinnati was deposed. She testified
that Couden had killed her son and
through a desire for revenge she testi-
fled for Cooke. who said he would
have had Couden indicted Couden
was the informer in the Warriner EN-.
bezzlement case.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16

Have you trouble OF any xins Arrsmg nom
= disordered stomach Go to your druRRisf
md get Soc or 81 bottle of DR.. Caldwell :
svrup Pcpsin. which is positively guaranteed to
are Won ano keep YOU well
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
23O BANKERS WERE
IN DANGER ON LAKE
lNatlonal News Association,

Cleveland, June i6.-Two hundred
and thirty passengers. mostly dele
gates of the Michigan Bankers asso-
citation while enro9te TO Niagara Falls.
were transferred iii the middle of Lake
Erie from the Steamer ~,sestern
States" to the Steamer City Of Clese-
land" before daylight this morning II
ter the Western States" had become
disabled and had successfully used the
wireless telegraph to bring her sister
ship TO her side.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
". h TAFT'SIT ITINERARY
Fourth of July Visit to the
State Is Planned.
tNat.onal News Association,

tNat.omaI News Assn6lation1
Washington. June 1s.--After taking
his family to Beverly for the summer.
President Taft will leave there July l
at nigh, for Marion, Ind, arriving
there Monday morning. Monday night
he will be eN-Nice President Fair
banks guest in Indianapolis, and he
will spend the morning OF the Fourth
at Senator kern's home He Will view
the noon parade as Senator kernfs
guest. As the guest OF the Railroad
Brotherhood he will witness the head
on collision at the Fair Grounds dur
ing the afternoon, He will attend the
Marion club banquet in the evening
and start for Washington on the mid
night train.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
THAT'S GRATITUDE"

After getting well loaded" Ask X.
Brooks, Of the North End, took his
after sold it for $50. The police say
the horse was we'll worth $50. 1t will
be returned TO the owner He was
fined 81 and costs in police court on
Friday morning. His wife paid his
fine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16

One OF Prices Lemonades in hot
weather will refresh you
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
WILL is
FILED FOR PROBATE

By the will of the late Mary Nichol-
son. her estate goes entirely to her
husband, Timothy Nicholson. In the
in the Wayne probate court on Friday
it is declared she left a personal es-
tate of the probable value of $500.
John II. Nicholson and John H. John
son are named executors. Bond in
the sum of s11. 900 was filed by them
and John l.. Rupe on Fridoy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
RECIPROCITY VOTE
WITHIN TWO WEEKS

Washington, June Ex-senator PEN
rose, chairman of the senate finance
committee, today told President Taft
at the White House that he believed
vote would be taken on the Canadian
reciprocity agreement in the senate
within the next two weeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16
IMPROVEMENT ASSN.
TO BUILD STREET

Notice of the dedication of property
owned by the South Side Improvement
association in the South End for the
widening of three streets and the ap-
proval of the dedication by the board
of works was filed with the county re-
corder Friday.
The property dedicated will pro-
vide for the making of the street paral-
lei and extending along the east right
of way line of the G. & o. railroad
from o street to Eighth street, 66 feet
wide; and the street extending from
Eighth street west of the park to
Eighth street east of the park, along
the east right of way line of the c. &
o. railroad, SIS feet wide.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16

Edna G. Weaver, twenty years old,
who took an examination for seven
different civil service positions open
to women at Kansas City, holds first
place in six of them and second place
in the other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-16

II is planned to establish a Japanese
hydroelectric company to be named
the Yokohoma Suiryoku Denki Kai-
sha. with. a capital OF $2.50o.o0o 1t
In intended to obtain power from the
rapids on tho upper reaches OF the
Sakawa river. In Kanagawa prefec-
ture.-Denver Republican.