Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 109, 24 February 1910 — Page 2
THE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM AXD St7X-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, FEIJRTARY 24. 19H.
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MADRIZ IS SUING WITH JNSURGENTS President of Nicaragua Is Anxious to Have Peace Restored.
REIGN OF TERROR NOW ON
TWO CHIEF COLUMNS OF INSURG
ENTS HAVE MERGED AND ARE NOW MAKING A RAPID ADVANCE ON CAPITAL.
PUZZLE FOR LLOYD
Domestic Affairs of an Eaton Family Are Very Badly Raveled. HERE'S A POSER FOR YOU
FOR ADVISEMENT TAX CASE TAKEII
(Special Cable from the International X.:vvs S'rvifi Bluefields, by Wireless, via Colon. Feb. HI. President Madriz is suing for peace and Managua is in a state of terror, according to advices received here today. The two chief columns of the insurgents have merged and are rapidly aovanoing on the capital, having seized the principal steamer on Lake Managua, the Victoria. Gen. Chaniarro and Gen. Aurelio Estrada, have joined forces on the North
Shore of Managua. Treaty Was Refused. President Madriz by special envoy, nought to arrange peace, asking the terms of the insurgents. They refused a treaty, demanding the complete elimination of Madriz and denouncing him as an imposter, retaining his last bond on power by terrorism. No iurther details of his flight to Leon have been received. Rumors of disagreement among the provisionals have been spread by Madriz to injure the standing of his opponents, but the stories are without basis. Perfect harmony prevails and President Estrada has taken a stronger grip on the situation and has established his government firmly in the east. Excessive duties have been abolished by him and imports increased, trade generally being more prosperous than under Zelaya and Madriz. Financial conditions are better. Advices from Estrada agents in Managua say the city is in a reign of terror, traffic being suspended and the public forbidden the use of the streets.
(Palladium Special) Eaton, O., Feb. 24. The results of many marriages are divorces and other complications of less serious nature. Hut in Preble county, one marriage has had results of a nature entirely differing one that has given rise to an incident of much oddity and rarity. Charles Hoerner, a widower, married his sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Bunger, a widow. The groom had three children and the latter one child. The children, cousins before the marriage, thus became related as half-sisters and half-brothers; the groom, an uncle to his wife's child, also becomes its
stepfather, and the bride, an aunt to
the groom's children, becomes their stepmother. A few weeks ago a child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hoerner, and represents the first offspring of a third family of four unions, to each of which children were born. The last
child, besides being a half-sister to the representatives of the other two families of children, is also their cousin, inasmuch as Hoerner married his sister-in-law, he is an uncle and also father to the last born child.
Dispute Between Corporations and Tax Ferret Is Given Airing.
PETITE AMD PERT WAS YOUNG GOLDIE
MANY POINTS ARE RAISED PLAINTIFF IS CONFIDENT OF WINNING THE CASE, POINTING TO DECISION MADE IN A SIMILAR CASE.
NFIRMARY
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SITE OF BUILDING
County Attorney Thinks This Only Place for Care of Insane.
MAKES AN INVESTIGATION
DIAMOND CHIPS
Twenty-seven players have been released by Cleveland since the close ot the sason of VMl Tate Cromley, former Indianapolis pitcher, has announced himself as a candidate for the prosecutor of Knox county, Ohio, in the republican primaries. Cromley is practicing law at Mount Vernon, Ohio.
JUDGE FOX WITHDRAWS RECOMMENDATION FOR ERECTING THE BUILDING ON JAIL SITE OBJECTIONS MADE.
Tax Ferret Washington E. Ixwe has been awarded $475 commission on the amount of taxes belonging to the state, county and townships, paid to the county treasurer as a result of his disclosures, by special judge, Edward V. Felt, of Indianapolis, before whom the case of Lowe versus Coe on mandamus proceedings was tried yesterday. In this regard the defendant, while not taking an active part in the trial, was, nevertheless, well represented by three attorneys who also represented the county commissioners and the city of Richmond, in order that the coun
ty board and the city might be guided
in future action of this nature. Cause of Opposition.
The attorneys for the defense made
no ettort to prevent Mr. Lowe coi
lecting his commission on sequestered taxes due to the county state and
townships. The only part of his claim
to which objection was made was for
$275, which Mr, Lowe claims is his
proportion of sequestered taxes which
were paid to the city of Richmond.
Many points, relative to this dispute, were brought out by the attorneys,
but Judge Felt did not render any
decision on them, taking them under
advisement.
Mr. Lowe, the plaintiff in the case, is very confident that he will receive favorable decision, relative to the points at issue, taken under advisement, by Judge Felt. He stated that a similar case in Vigo county, tried before Judge Wiley of the Indiana appellate court, acting as a secial judge in this case, had been settled in favor of the tax ferret, who was claiming a commission of approximately $3,404 payment, which the attorneys for Terre Haute contested.
Billy Phyle is about as valuable a player as can.be found among the Eastern League dubs. Phyle hits timely and fields well at all times,
' Dusty" lthoades and Rafferty have been sold by the Cleveland club to Kansas City.
She Would Smile a Little, Talk "Fresh," Then She Would
Shed Tears.
COURT REMAINED UNMOVED
AND THE INCORRIGIBLE YOUNG
STER WILL BE SENT TO THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AT CAPITAL.
COLLARwith the Ara-Notch in place of the bothersome buttonhole 15c. each 2 for 25c. Cluett. Peabody & Co., Makers ARROW CUFFS. 25c. a Pair
PIPER IS BAD MAN
cials in the Commitment Papers.
HIS PAROLE IS OPPOSED
When arraigned before Judge Fox. of
the juvenile court, this morning, petite and pert, Goldie Winders, of Cam
bridge city. who. it has been learned. jjg statement Made by Off i-
to the Industrial School for Girls at I
Indianapolis, to be a ward of the state until she becomes of age. Delinquency and incorrigibility was the charge. Her associate. Ralph Duncan, of t'ounersville, aged -. who is charged with
encouraging juvenile delinquency, was not arraigned today, but will be tomorrow morning, such arrangement having been made by Pauper Attorney. Will Reller, who will act in Duncan's behalf. Little Miss Winders has the qualifications of a good actor, being demonstrative of affection, and possessing the ability to be in tears in one moment and laughing and responding to questions, in a very "fresh" manner, the next. Her case is, in a way, a very sad one and an example of lac': of home training, for to this she attributes her present situation. What Her Father Says, The girl's father, Thomas Winders,
"Time and Tide Waits For No Han."
Bay Your Watches and Clocks of us and you will always have
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The following recommendations ar? made by Judge Fox and Prosecutor Ladd in the prison commitment papers of George M. Piper: "This convict is one of the. if not the worst, criminal, that has ever been convicted in this county. "I append hereto a printed state
ment of his known crimes, together with the territory over which he has
been operating.
"His criminal qualities are inborn
and inherent. To either parole or
pardon him would be a mistaken cleui-
however, says that he has been unable ency, as he is. in my judgment, beyond
"Tad" Jones, the former Yale player, will play with a semi-professional club iu Cincinnati next summer.
Manager Mike Kelly of the St. Paul club sold enough players to clear M last season, and this in spite of the fact that in the American association race the St. Paul team fell into the ditch last season.
The Sacramento club threatens to throw up its franchise unless the county authorities permit the erection of a new ball park outside the city limits ,on Eleventh street, this year. It is said that because of the inaccessbility of the present grounds, Slo.ouo ha? been lost in the last two years.
The Portland club has sold Second Ilaseiuan Dick Breen to the Vancouver (Northwestern League club, and has traded Jack Graney. pitcher and outfielder, to the Cleveland Americans. Portland has the option of securing i third baseman from Cleveland as part of the deal, but it expects to get a better man for this position from St. Louis.
Cecil Ferguson of the Boston Nationals threatens to join his fellow-townsman. Mordecai Brown of the Cubs, -is a holdout. Ferguson says he will not pitch for the Boston club this year, as he intends to give up professional bail and become a country merchant. He has bought a general store at Ellsworth, near Terre Haute, and says he will devote his time to busiuess.
GALE STILL RAGING
(American News Service Dover, England. Feb. 2-. The gn'.e that has swept the British Isles for several days, is still raging. Helpless in the storm, a large steamer was driven ashore today on Goodwin Sands. A fleet of tugs was sent to her aid. but they were forced to lay to. unable to reach her in the terrific seas.
There is but one chance in a hundred that the building to be erected for the care of the county insane who
can not be admitted to a state institu
tion upon being declared of unsound mind, will be located at any other place
but the county infirmary, because of
two reasons, which have arisen since the jail site was agitated as the proper place for the building The principal one of these two reasons is, that, there is a serious doubt in the mind of County Attorney John F. Robbins. if the building can be located anywhere else but the county infirmary. He, after careful investi
gation, doubts the legality of the jail site. The second reason is that Judge Henry C. Fox, who was a champion of
the jail site, has withdrawn his recommendation to the eounty commission
ers, favoring this site because of me
objections of property owners on South
Third street, and have made its location near their properties. These oer
sons say that the property valuation in
this neighborhood would be depreciat
ed greatly by reason of the location of
the building on South A street. To Meet Saturday. The county commissioners, at yes
lerday afternoon's session, with rep
resentatives of the county council.
the county board of charities and cor
rections and others interested in the
matter, adjourned the session until
Saturday afternoon, owing to Mr.
Robbins announcing it is probable that the county infirmary is the only place where the building can be erected. He asked for time to examine author
ities more closely and will advise the commissioners at Saturday's session. He said today that he was not prepared to state further, relative to the legality of the jail site. As he views the situation, from his inspection of authorities, the county commissioners have the right to build an insane addition at the county infirmary for the care of the poor insane of the county and also the dangerous insane, if provision is made for them being watched and guarded. The lawsays that dangerous insane persons shall be admitted to the county jail and placed tinder the supervision of the county sheriff, until admittance to a state institution. However, the law does not require that poor insane who can not be cared for by their relatives and who are not dangerous, shall be placed in the county jail. Also the law does not provide that the sheriff can even assume the
care of the poor class of insane persons, which duty devolves on the county.
ARE 10 ENTERTAIN VISITORS ROYALLY
to do anything with her and was per
fectly willing that she should be sent to a school of correction. Duncan and the girl have an affection for each other. Duncan nas a wife and family at Connersviile, according to local authorities. So far as is known, the first trouble that the two were involved in was at Indianapolis last June. There she and Duncan were arrested for living in adultery.
They were imprisoned. Since then the two have been living together iu
different places .although the girl stat
ed this morning, not in adultery. They
ere arrested at Connersviile last week
and brought to this city, the girl's sentence to the industrial school and the
punishment, if any, to be administered Duncan, being the result of this ar rest.
Committees of Local Organi
zations Consider Municipal Convention.
Marriage Licenses. Albert Menke, Richmond, 22, lamp
maker and Miss Bertha May Ferguson,
17 South C street, 24, housekeeper.
A FINE PROGRAM PLANNED
AT MEETING LAST EVENING A
TENTATIVE PROGRAM WAS
PREPARED BY REPRESENTA TIVES OF VARIOUS CLUBS.
WOUND All AMERICAN
(American News Service! San Juan, Del. Stir., Feb. 24. Captain Godfrey Fowler, an American, commanding field guns in Gen. Chalarros's army was badly wounded in Tuesday's battle at Tipitalpa. Government is claiming the victory.
HOW VERY CARELESS
(American Xews Service) Indianapolis, Feb. 24. In a moment of forgetfulness caused by eagerness to join an automobile party on a joy ride late yesterday, Fritzie Scheff, the noted prima donna left a purse containing seven hundred dollars worth of diamonds and rubies on a table in the cafe of the Hotel Claypool. No trace of it could be found today.
Only One -BROMO QUININE," that U fTlM A
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Committees from the City Council, Young Men's Business Club, South Side Improvement association, West Side
Improvement association and the Riverdale Civic League, met in the coun cil chamber last evening for the pur
pose of making tentative preparations for the entertainment of the Indiana Municipal League, which meets in this
city on June 21, 22 and 23.
Much enthusiasm was displayed at the meeting last evening and the success of the proposed convention is practically assured, it is said. The city has appropriated $."00 toward the
expenses for the affair. The state program committee, of which Mayor
Darrow of Laporte, is the chairman
will meet in Richmond, Saturday and
confer with the local committees in
respect to the securing of local talau for the convention, and drawing up i tentative program. To Have a Banquet.
Officers will be elected on the first
day of the convention, resolutions will
be adopted, and the regular business
will be dispensed with. On the even
ing of the second day a banquet will
probably be held at the Westeott ho
tel. For the purpose of making ar
rangements for the banquet, a commit tee consisting of B. A. Kennepohl
Richard Sedgwick and Dr. Richard
Schillinger, was appointed. An effor
will be made to secure several prom
inent speakers from over the state to
deliver addresses.
A committee composed of Postma
ter J. A. Spekenhier, Albert Morel Oscar Williams, Mayor Y. W. Zini
merman and fcsurton uaines was appointed to arrange for an automobile trip, to be taken over the city on the
third day of the convention. The visi
tors will be shown the various places
of interest in the city.
All business sessions will be held
in the mornings in the council cham
ber of the city building. List of Committees-
Other committees appointed last ev
ening were as follows:
Music H. H. Engelbert, Jesse Ev
ans and Matthew Von Pein.
Reception The present city admin
istration and Harvey Brown, Matthew
Von Pein, B. A. Kennepohl. G.
Matthews, Adolph Blickwedel. Dr.
Richard Schillinger, Hans Koll, Ray
Newman, Richard Sedgwick, W.
Morgan, Watson P. O'Neal, Harlow
Lindley and R. G. Leeds.
To secure local talent as speakers.
musicians, etc. Hans Koll, Rey New
man and Harlow Lindley.
The Young Men's Business club wa
appointed to publish the program.
City Statistics
the reach of redemption: and I hereby enter my earnest protest against either parole or pardon. He should serve the full term for which he has been sentenced, for if he is released he will be sure to commit further crimes. There is, in addition to the crime to which he has pleaded guilty, a charge of burglary and larceny pending against him in the circuit court nerc. for which I have directed a warrant to issue and which is appended hereto, so that if he should, for any reason, be released, he may be returned to this county for further prosecution. "HENRY C. FOX, 'Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court." ' I hereby approve the foregoing statement. "CHARLES L. LADD. "Prosecuting Attorney, 17th Judicial Circuit."
Rather Late. Landlady (to lodger) Are you In the bath, sir? Voice Between the Splashes) Yes. What d'you want? LandladyI forgot to tell you I had it fresh painted inside last night, sir. and It won t be dry for two or three days. Punch.
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(American News Service) Washington, Feb. 24. Senator Tillman of South Carolina, is improving so rapidly that his physicians said this morning that he would probably be
able to go to his South Carolina hom within three weeks. The symptom of paralysis are gradually disappearing while the senator is slowly gnlniug strength.
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