Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 130, 19 March 1911 — Page 3

THE RICII3IOXD PAIXADIUJI AND SUX-TEI.EGRA3I, SUNDAY, 31 ARCH 19, 1911.

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TO SETTLE Pour Clergymen Amongst Those to Locate in "Neutral Zone." Indianapolis, March 18. As the Republic of Mexico is JuK.t now occupying considerable attention, it is worth "while to recall the fact that some Indian, men have been more or less flu'Mt' connected with the history of that country. Mention of the first of ttiene leads back nearly a hundred years. This waa Itobert Owen, founder of the New Harmony community, and father of Robert Dale Owen. In 1S2S Mr. Owen conceived a project for egtablltihlng an independent colony along I lie border line between Mexico and the United 8tates a Bort of neutral zone which waa to become the neat of a govern ment founded and conducted on "gold en rule" principles, and to be a kind of "butter" and ience promoter be tween the two countries. In furtherance of his plan. Mr. Ow en drew up a memorial to the Mexi cn government, which was translated into Spanish, und which was also sub mitted to the Krltliih government. Hav in circulated his memorial, Mr. Owen went to Mexico in the inte rests of his project, .reaching Vera Cruz by nail InK vessel from Ixmdon in January, 1829. Ho remained in Mexico some time and succeeded in getting an agreement from tho Mexican govern luent to set apart for his uhc a tract of land 150 miles wido along the en tire border between tho United 8tate3 and Mexico, the neutrality of which hould be strictly observed by Mexico, In addition to establishing a neutral tone, Mr. Owen contemplated form Ing a sort of pan-American peace so clety between the United States and the Latin . American countries, by which they should all dwell together In brotherly love. Hut the Bchcme never got any further, and twenty years later the United States annexed Texas, neutral sone, Independent colo nies and all. Ministers Go From Indiana. Since then several Indiana men have had dealings with Mexico. There have been four United States ministers to Mexico from Indiana. The first nilnlstv appointed to that country after the election of Abrahom Lincoln was Thomas Corwln, of Ohio. Corwin was the man who made the famous "slip of tho tongue" Just before the war with Mexico, by declaring tliat "If I were a Mexican I would welcome the Americans with bloody hands to hospitable graves." This unfortunate expression killed Corwln politically for many years, but he finally recovered and attained prominence again. He served as minister to Mexico tinn Maxmlllan's arrival in tho country when be name home. After the civil war our ministers there Wero liowis D. Campbell and General V. S. Itosecrans, both from Ohio, and each serving only a few months, the former never reaching the capital on account of revolutionary disturbances. In lSf.9, Colonel Thomas II. Nelson, of Indiana, was appointed. He had previously served five years as United States minister to Chile, lsrtt-fifi. and was popular there on account of his brave action in resruing many persons when the Jesuits' church at Santiago was burned, in 186-1. He was appointed minister to Mexico In April, 169, and served till 171. Hi' previous acquaintance with Ijitln American characters, his knowledge of the Spanish language, and his naturally courtly, manner made him popular at the Mexican capital, and ho was as good a diplomatist as the average. In 1873 Colonel Nelson was succeeded by Colonel John W. Foster, of Indiana, who served in Mexico seven years before being transferred to Russia and later to Spain, . Colonel Poster's Good Work. Colonel Foster was and is an accomplished diplomat, and did good work toward maintaining and strengthening friendly relations between the two eountrles. For the next few years, following 18S0. the Mexican mission went to other states, but in 189.1, Isaac P. Gray, of Indiana, was appointed, and Afflicted for Months Burned and Itched Used Cuticura and He was Cured in Three Weeks Not Even a Scar Left. "A a irratpful mother. 1 fool It my duty thank you for the cure of my little son who wa afflicted for atxut right month with torrs all over hi head, back of hU neck and nearly all his fare. We tried all kinds of remedies without any relief. V , even employed a good phTMait and I am sur he tried bin very boot to cure mjr poor sulYrriiis; little boy. Put. alas! Irutteed of rettlnf bettor he went fnr th ann. Bis head wt literally rorered with scabs and ticiy ore ami hi cries kept u awake throiiKnout the long ntcht. I had to keep hi tends in clove to prevent hi M-ratrlnnc his head, as he wa tloulHlet tiRerlnc from a burning and Itrlilnr nation. and w constantly trvinu to put hi hand where it hurt. "At last when he wat about three year td. we u an advertisement of Cnttriira and derided to try the virtues of the Ctitirtira emedir. 1 houcht one rake of Outk-ura Hoap. a Ims of CutK-iira lntment and a bottle of Cutirtira Resolvent, I ued them according to direction end I am nanpv to tell you the little sufferer w cured in les than three week. This wa over a year aeo and now jita head H covered with fine prow I h of luiurtant hair. Ktrsnre to av. all those anatchtly eore did not even leare a ecsr. Ira. O. O. CouvUion. JisuchevUJe, La., rbruary 2.lio." Tho aurTerlnv which Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have alleviated a (none akin-tortured, dl.Airtired Infant, children and adults bar led to their adoption in rountlea home as the purent, sweetest and moat economical treatment for eriema, and other Itchlna. bumln humor of the skin and scalp. A staffl e srt ts often sufficient. Oftlewra Hi iussBps sea sold Urenrtout the HvlV. twdsmrtd. PwterDnsi a Omb. Corn. 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he prevented with the same remedy Xewbro's Herplclde. Accept no substitute. "Destroy the cause, you remove the effect." Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed. A. G. Luken & Co., Special Agents. served two years, dying at the City of Mexico. Feb. 13, 1S9.",. The appointment of the present ambassador to Mexico, Henry Laue Wilson, of Crawfordsvllle, after service at several other posts, dates fsoin December. 1909. Another Indiana man. General I.ew Wallace, had something to do with Mexican affairs, though ho was never minister there. This does not relate so much to his service as lieutenant of Indiana volunteers in the Mexican war as it does to certain transactions after tho war of the rebellion. In 1865 he rendered valuable assistance in selling Mexican bonds in the United States for the Liberals, headed by President Juarez. In return for this work he was offered a major general's commission in the Mexican service. Associated with General Wallace in the effort to raise money and ship arms to the Liberals in Mexico, was General Herman Sturm of lldianapolla, an ardent Union man and friend of Oliver P. Morton. Their efforts were partly successful, and a few years later General Wallace wrote to President Diaz urging the Justice of General Sturm's claim for compensation. In his letter referring to their joint efforts in behalf of the Mexican Liberals, General Wallace said: Wallace Tells of Work "The first effort was to place a loan on behalf of the Mexican republic. Bonds were printed and the certification was all that could be asked. They proved unacceptable. In the effort General Sturm was so efficient, so energetic, so faithful that he commended himself to Minister Romero, who, with General Carvajal was retired, and continued the business, and General Sturm as his chief assistant. In course of that attempt it was discovered that the bonds could not bo made available for the purchase of guns, pistols, cartridges, powder, sabers, torpedoes, ships, etc. Tho loan was abandoned. In the new scheme General Sturm was invaluable. Here his experience, skill, knowledge of dealers and prices, his tlrelessness and loyalty were successful. Of all this Minister Romero is a better witness. "In one of his reports I refer to it from recollection he states officially that six or seven armies of the republic were provided through this instrumentality. This, your excellency, was due In very great part to Gneral Sturm. The arms were good. With them every time your troops met the enemy they were victorious. How shall tho value of such servises be measured. Ily what standard except the liberty of your people, not to speak of the life of republican Mexico? It would Insult you to speak here as an accountant; time, energy, judgment, faithfulness, especially money advanced In aid of the cause he espoused, are Items which can not all be tabulated and cast up. One thins I know, he Impoverished himself, his family and many of his friends in the work to which he dedicated himself." From all of which it appears that first and last. Indiana men have had a good deal to do with Mexican affairs. Drives away eye. cleanses hollow cheeks. Ions, builds up and keeps you lister's Rocky best laxative Drug Co. wrinkles, brightens the the blood, rounds out Makes rosy complexworn out tissue, makes young and happy. HolMountain Tea, nature's Spring tonic. Conkey At Local Theaters At the Murray. A good variety, guaranteed to please everybody, is announced for the Murray this week. There is the comedian, the monologue man, the company with the playlet and the singer all reiwrted to be top notchers in their lines. Probably the most interest will be attached to the appearance of Mrs. George Growne, the local singer, who will appear on the local stage for the first time. She has a beautiful voice. a pleasing personality and a striking appearance, all of which will combine to make her selections popular. All those who have laughed during an attendance on the Ringling circus will be pleased to see again the old time favorites. The Peers. Their comedy feature is highly advertised as a cure for the most grouchy dyspeptic. "The NewlyvYeds Here. Richmond theater lovers are soon to have the pleasure of seeing one of the biggest and best musical plays on the rocd, namely, "The Xewlyweds and their Baby." There is a company of sixty people. It has met with enormuus success everywhere, and as this class of shows have been scarce !n Richmond this season, a packed house will Hkely greet them. Comedy Hit "Seven , Days." After "Seven Days had been -running at the Astor theater in Xew York for nearly eight months It has been there nearly two years now "Bud" Fisher of the Xew York American took lxl girl to ace., Mr. Fisher is

the famous humorist who signs himself "A Mutt" "Seven Days" made such a hit with this "Mutt" that he went down to his office and wrote about it. Here is what he wrote: "Can you beat it? 'Seven Days' has been at the Astor theater for thirty weeks and I never saw it till last night. No sir; I didn't get wise till last night. "And believe me, it's some show. You've heard about a show being a scream, a knock-out and a riot. Well this one goes them all one better. I got more laughs out of 'Seven Days than I usually get out of seven months and let me say right here that litt'.e B-iddfe is a tough audience. I'm one of those boys who grab a front seat and lie back with one of those, i dare you to make me laugh' expressions. Well, I dared them last night, and they cailed me. They cepped the decision with tho first punch. ' Can you imagine gettting a laugh a minute for seven rays la one night? Grab the price in one hand and your wife In the other and go and take a peep for yourself." Opportunity to follow "Mr. Mutt's" advice to take a peep will be offered at the Gennett on Friday. March 31, when the Wagenhals & Kemper company will present "Seven Days" with a Xew York cast and production up to the stan derd of the greatest comedy hit in twenty years.

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Washington. D. C. March 18. The Democratic leaders in the new nouse of representatives are planning to embark on what they term a "general house cleaning" of the Republican administration of the last sixteen years. It will be a formidable attempt at the purification they allege is needed if they carry out the program. As a starter the Democratic members of the new ways and means committee, which is sitting as a committee on committees today made these two moves: Appointed a sub-committee to report the sinecures in the house of representatives that may be dispensed with. Decided to appoint committees on expenditures in each executive department with a view to investigating the conduct of administration in each branch. Hope to Save $100,000. The subcommittee on sinecures consists of Representatives A. Mitchell Palmer, of Pennsylvania, chairman; Kitchen, of,jXorth Carolina, and Hull, of Tennessee. The statement was made in committee meeting that soft snaps enjoyed in and about the house of representatives by the friends of the Cannon organization have cost the country more than $100,000 a year. There are scores of clerks of committees that never meet, clerks assigned to mysterious and more or less mythical tasks, assistant keepers of this and that, and a regiment of supernumeraries whise duties are alleged to have taxed the imagination of the minds which invented them. ' All of these sinecures liave been filled by the henchmen of those Republicans lieutenants of the old guard who never swerved in their devotion to Speaker Cannon. For years it was the rule that none others need apply. Three of these pensioners were spotted by the Democrats and relieved of their duties before the close of the last congress. The trio were friends of as many Republican congressmen and had been on the pay roll as "special clerks" for nearly four years at $1,S00 a year each. They had nothing to do. Republican Rule Is Used. The appointment of the committec3 on departmental expenditures will be merely the continuation of the Republican custom and the investigations undertaken will bo under the authorization of an existing rule of the Republican hou3e. The only difference is that under the Republican rule the expenditure committees never did any investigating and were used merely to award that many additional chairmanships with the atendant perquisites. One of the inquiries scheduled to be undertaken is of the payment of fees to receivers and other officials appointed by, the federal courts. Representative Sabath of Illinois introduced a resolution in the last congress alleging that gross extravagance and injustice obtained in the practice in the courts at Chicago. Mr. Sabath will demand an investigation of the expense money drawn from the treasury by judges of the Circuit Courts of Appeals. It was said recently that some of these judges were accustomed to collect between $3,000 and $4,000 a year each in "expenses" in addition to their salaries of $7,000. Baby Vinson Walsh McLean has given $450 of his inheritance of millions to provide pure milk for 450 Washington babies for one month. Turkey has taken another step forward. The buildings that house the ministry of mines and forests and of agriculture are now lighted by electricity. ECZEMA CAN BE CURED. My mild, soothing, guaranteed cure does it and Free Sample proves it. Stops the Itching and cures to stay. Write Now Today. DR. CANNADAY, 1261 Park Square, Sedalia, Mo.

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