Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 October 1914 — Page 8
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HIPPODROME TO OPEN WEEK OfKiRISTMAS
Work on New Structure Progressing 'f 4 Rapidly1—First Attraction Not
Yet Selected.
"Work on the Hippodrome buildin? at Eighth and Ohio streets is progressing so satisfactorily that it is thought it will he possible to give the opening entertainment Christmas week. The attraction has not yet be°n selecled for the opening. Manager T. W. Parhydt is in Chicago the present tveek and, although the immediate purpose of his visit there is not announced, -t it thought to be in connection with the opening attraction.
There will be two double store rooms for rent in the Hippodrome building, both facing on Ohio street. A number of applications have already been received tor the rooms but as yet no contracts have been closed. The office rooms on the second floor of the building will all be occupied by the management of the theater.
The lease of the Varieties theater building under the present management has three years to run, but after I thc opening of the Hippodrome the A*aricfies will be devoted to moving pictures.
The construction of the Hippodrome Is absolutely fireproof, and up to the present time not a stick of wood has entered into the construction. The contract for the work was let to a Chicago firm of contractors, who sub-let the steel work to Thatcher A. Packer and the tin work to A. W. Dudley & Co. The new theater will have a seating capacity of 1,600.
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SEIZURE OF BRINDILLA
Awaits Official Information But Expresses Belief That TJ. S. Vessel Should Be Exempt.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—President Wilson had not been officially informed today of the seizure of the American tank steamer Brindilla by a British cruiser, but told callers he was following the case with interest.
Generally speaking, the president said, a ship of a neutral nation, bound from one neutral port to another, is exempt from seizure. He added, however, that he did not know enough of the particulars to say what position would be taken by the American government.
Acting Secretary Lansing of the state department received a message from the American consul general at Halifax reporting the arrival of the Brindilla under convoy of the British auxilliary cruiser Caronia. No details of the circumstances of the seizure were given. Mr. Lansing said ne would await a detailed report before sending instructions on the position of this government.
The president said today that Chairman Stone, of the foreign relations committee, had not consulted him before making his speech last week advising foreign nations to carefully regard the neutrality of the United States and declined to further discuss the question.
COMPLAINT TO BE MADE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19—David T. Warden, manager of the foreign department of the 'Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, said today he was awaiting authorization from the board of directors before taking up at Washington the matter of the seizure of the Brindilla.
He assumed, he said, that a complaint would be made.
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Demlng Hotel Festivities
For this momentous occasion we will have a large and choice selection of cut flowers and plants. No matter how small, nor how large, we are at your service.
Corsage Bouquets
We are now especially prepared to make corsage bouquets of numerous kinds of flowers and in every size at a price of from one dollar up. Bouquets to harmonize with any gown.
Flowers We Have In Stock
Roses, Carnations, Chrysanthemums, American Beauties, Lilies of the Valley, Orchids, Violets, Lilies, Snapdragons, Sweet Alyssum, Daisies and Pompons.
Mr. Hauck, of New York City, and Mr. Siebrecht, of Chicago, are the floral artists In charge.
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Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any— that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment—that's all.
HOTEL DEM READY FOR OPENING TUESDAY
Rush for Reservations Causes Management to Extend Formalities Over to Wednesday Night.
The formal opening of the Hotel Derning will take place Tuesday evening, when the first dinner will be served, to be followed by dancing in the banquet hall at 10 o'clock. Reservations for dinner have been so numerous, both for the regular dining room and the "Tavern," which is the name to be given the cafe, that it has been found necessary to extend the opening ceremonies to cover Wednesday night as well. The same rules will obtain for Wednesday night as for the opening night. The great interest being taken in the opening of the new hotel it is believed augurs well for the new enterprise.
The new hotel will be open for the inspection of the public on Wedntisday between the hours of 10 a. m. and 5 p. m., when representatives of the hotel will act as guidea for a view1 of the premises, from top to bottom. Tlie place was visited by hundreds of spectators Sunday.
Miss Ruth Neal, who was the stenographer at the Terre Haute house for several years, has taken, space in the office of the new hotel, and will conduct her business there. She will be located in the north transpet of the new hotel, facing on Cherry street.
During the public inspection on Wednesday the Jos. I. Melanson Shoe Co., of Lynn, Mass., will have an exhibit on the third floor in room 303 of misses', children's and growing girls' shoes. The Wood Posey Co., of this city, is the local representative of the company, and A. M. Siersdorfer, of the company, will represent It at the showing, to which a general Invitation is extended to the public.
The busiest man about the new hote* is Manager W. A. Cochran. Hie la called on to attend callw from every department of the hott:l in the effort, to have everything in running order for the opening, which is destined to be one of the most important social functions in the history of the city Demas Deming, promoter of the new enterprise, was made the object Sunday of numerous congratulations from local residents who were anxious compliment him on the enterprise that means so much to Terre Haute.
GOULD DIES OF WOtTNDS.
Death Results in More Serious Charge Against Assailant. As a result of the death at 8 clock Sunday night at his home of Cory C4ould, from injuries received in a fight a month ago with Mike Murphy, the charge against Murphy, who has been in Jail since the ftght, has been changed from assault and battery with intent, to murder.
The fight followed an argument which started in a saloon near Fourth street and Wabash avenue.
WESTERN THEATRE QUIET.
Little Was Done Sunday, According to German Embassy. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—The German embassy today announced the receipt of the following wireless from Berlin: "Official headquarters report on Oct. 13 that the western theatre of war was ouiet yesterday with the situation not changed. In the eastern area German forces are advancing near Lyck and fighting is going on near and south of Warsaw"
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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE
BV FIRE AT CHKI
By Special Correspondent. CHTtlSMAN 111., O^t. 19.—The beautiful $20,000 home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kenton Thayer, located Just a mile and one-half north of thi? city, was destroyed by fire at an early hour Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Thaver left the farm and came to this c'ty about three weeks ago to reside during the winter and the Are is thought to be the work of an intruder. Ben Waymire, a tenant on the Thayer farm, live* but 300 feet from the scene of hip fire and was the first to discover the blaze, but arrived on the scene too late to save any of the household effects.
The pretty home, known as "Kenton T-and." stood on a 1100-acre tract of 'and and was built in 1881 by Mr. and Mis. Samuel Kenton, deceased, grandparents of Mr. Thayer.
The house was an eleven-room structure and in recent years had been remodeled, making it one of the most handsome homes in Edgar county. It was furnished throughout with elegant and costly furnishings, .vhioh. with rare old paintings, cut glass, china, silverware and many treasure*! heirlooms, perished in the flames
The loss will be great to Mr. and Mrs. Thayer, who carry insurance only to partially cover the same.
ROOSEVELT IN INDIANA.
Col. Will Speak at Gary Tonight on Behalf of Bcveridge. CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—Clad in the big army coat that saw service in Cuba, that was pierced by an assassin's bullet at Milwaukee and later protected him against the miasmic vapors of Africa, Col. Roosevelt went from this city to Gary, Ind., by automobile today.
The colonel's program today incuded two speeches, one at Gary in behalf of Former Senator Beveridge, progressive candidate for the United States senate from Indiana, and a big mass meeting here tonight in furtherance of the senatorial candidacy of Raymond Robins.
THAW CASE UP AGAIN.
Extradition Hearing Is Set for Dec. 7 by Supreme Court. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—The supreme court today advanced for hearing on December 7 the Harry K. Thaw extradition case and the Danbury Hatters case.
The Thaw case involves the extradition of Thaw from New Hampshire to New York on a charge of conspiracy to escape from Matteawan hospital where he was confined after the killing of Stanford White.
The other case concerns the liability of individual members of the hatters' union for $250,000 damages awarded to Dietrich E. Loewe for a boycott of his goods during a strike.
SCHOOL GETS PRINT SHOP.
Contract Is Let for Equipment at Garfield High. Business Director J. A. Allen, of the city schools, Monday closed the contract for the printing plant which is to be Installed at the Garfield high school. The plant, which will cost approximately $800, will include press, type, paper cutter and a full equipment. It is expected that the material will be delivered at once and the plant Installed within two weeks. The contract waa given the Keystone type foundry of Chicago.
NOTES OF LABOR WORLD.
LIBOR MEETINGS TODAY. Leeal N'e. 654, PaperbangerH' union, Bartendem' ball, 503% Wnbasli avenue. Local No. 1?7, Hod Carriers' union.
Central Labor L'nion hall, Witbash avenne.
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Miss M. Jhonson will be hostess Thursday evening for the meeting of the Thalia club at her home, 1443 South Third street.
The guests were the Misses Eura Jewell, Wilma Nichter, Mary Benning, Catherine Pfeiffer, Anna Katz, Lydia Walls, Marguerite Zwang, Rose Fee, Frances Bretell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. IJams, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ijanis and Miss Alice Tjams, of North Seventh street, have issued invitations for a dinner party or. the evening of Thursday, October 22, at the Country club.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Layher. of 2126 South Eighth. 3treet, announce the birth of a,son Sunday, October IS. The baby has been named John Paul Layher. Mrs. Layher before her marriage was Miss Anna Klsie Frey.
Mr. and Mrs. Reiz, of 334 South Fourteenth street, entertained at dinner Sunday at their home, having as guests their mother, Mrs. Reiz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reiz and Charles Rels.
Members of the Mu Zeta Borority entertained Saturday with a breakfast rcrved at the Young Women's Christian association. There were a number of out-of-town guests.
Members of the altar society of St. Benedict's church will give a euchre party Thursday afternoon at St. Benedict's school, corner of Ninth and Walnut stroets.
Mrs. William Doyle, who has been confined to her home on South Third street with an attack of shingles and rheumatism, is able to be up.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Roberts, Jr., had as dinner guests Sunday the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Second and Crawford streets, spent Sunday at St. Mary-of-the-Woods, visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Ef-ken, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Union hospital, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. John Llghtfood, of South Center street, is able to be up after an illness of rheumatism.
Roy Thurman, of Muncie, spent Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Thurman, of North Center street
NOTES OF LOCAL LODGES.
The uniform rank company of Terre Haute Camp No. 8800, Modern Woodmen of America, will hold a meeting at Castle hall Tuesday evening to make final arrangements for attending a class initiation at Tomlinson hall, Indianapolis, next Saturday evening. The entire company is requested to be present.
BRYAN TOURS KANSAS.
COLUMBUS, Kas., Oct. 19.—William J. Bryan, secretary of state, opened a two days' campaign in behalf of the democrats in Kansas with an address here today. He -planned to deliver fifteen speeches before leaving the state at Wichita, Kas., tomorrow night. Tonight the secretary will cross over to Joplin, Mo., and address a gathering of democrats of the 15th congressional district.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
A meeting of the Vigo Soot society has been called for next Wednesday night by James Laing, North Ninth street, West Terre Haute, to arrange for a Hallowe'en dance. All members of the society are requested to be present, as all the plans pertaining to the dance are to be discussed.
Thomas and Timothy Welch returned from Wheeling, West Va., Saturday, where they went t? attend the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Frank Dixon. Mrs. Dixon had many friends in Terre Haute, where she visited often. She is survived by a husband and Ave chil-, dron.
The Jury In the Superior Court was dismissed Monday morning until next Saturday morning.
In the Superior Court Mrs. Lydia Wood has sued Lyman Wood, a special officer, for divorce, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Louis Reichmann is her attorney.
Jacob Dombromkl has filed suit in the Superior Court for $10,000 damages
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