Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 149, 7 April 1911 — Page 2

X'AGE TWO. TLlliS KICJDIO.ND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL T. 191 U

DARING ARMY SPY INSPECTS MEXICO Capt. Cloman, U. S. Army, Again Wins Recognition for His Feats.

WaHhington. April 7. ('apt. Sydney A. Cloman, t'. S. A., who, disKuiiscd jih "Mr. OliH, a lumberman," obtalnid valuable Information fur the war depart ment in Colombia at the, time I'rfBifletil ItooM'velt "took" the I'anHtriii Canal one, has jiiHi arrived at San Antonio, cotnlriK from laredo. tli rou k)i which he paxsed on his way back from Mexico, where he has been MndyinK problems which would confront the army In cane it advanced ncroMH the border. At the war department today It was officially mild "It la utterly untrue that ('apt. Cloman ham been ordered to do any ttttch work or that he has made nny rcortH," but it wan not denied that he had been in Mexico. Capt. Cloman was formerly military attache? at the Court of St. James, a coveted iOHt Riven to him by President Hooaevelt for the work he did in connection with the Panama trouble in i'Jif.i. lie upeclally dtHtinKuifihed lilmaelf by making a inoul darinK trip Into tho city of Cartagena and reporting Ha exact armament and how it could best be taken, lie also went Into tho Atrato country and rcorted on the BtretiRth and disposition of the forcOH Colombia had massed to subdun Panama, and which it was then believed that the American marines , would have to opjhisp. Secret Service Reports. Col. Luther T. Kllsworth, consul af TVrlrio liaz, Mexico, arrived in AVuHhlngton bringing with him a mass of eonaulaP and secret, service reiiorts. Jlo refused to make any statement hot it conditions In Mexico. (V)ndltions all over Mexico are now exeodinRly serious and it is becoming more and more apparent that nothing nhort of the abdication of ('resident Diaz ean end the trouble. ' How this in to he brought about Is a knotty

problem.

Consular reports received from all Hfexlco by the state department show-

thai the situation is unchanged since

the Diaz message which it had been

hopcd would have had a quieting ef

fect. In view of the oft-repeated assertion

4hat tho United States will intervene Jn Mexico If order Is not restored by

(May 1, It Is significant that the revolu

tlonists have tlxed April 24 as the date On which the Mexican government.

must make known Its Intentions In tho matter. Dr. Gomez, confident lal agent of Madero, said that a machine gun with

300 men had been sent by Madero to

reinforce tho revolutionary army besieging the town of OJinaga, opposite Tresidlo, Tex.

If OJinaga falls it will bring terri

tory over which tho revolutionists ex

crciso absolute authority into juxtapo

sition with tho territory of the United States and will create a condition where the American government will bo compelled to deal directly with the MJwer in control in supervising the Interests and Intercourse of American citizens in that section of Mexico. It will also give tho revolutionary purty a direct outlet for communicating with the world without going through the lines of the federal force. No further information has been received at the state department concerning the shooting of George Creichtleld of Jersey City. As no news of Ills death has been received from the consul at Tampico It was believed that tie Is still alive and may recover.

POPULATIONS

OF T

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THIS COUNTY

( Pa I la ill u m Sci iPl ) Washington, March 7. Today the thirteen U. S. census cf Indiana towns under 5 .COO population was issued. Also the population of Wayne township and Richmond by wards. The figures follow: Boston, 122; Centerville 1,019; Whitewater, 112; Cambridge City, 2.237; Dublin, 704; East Germantown, 302; Mount Auburn, 167; Hagerstown, 936; Fountain City, 448; Milton, 601; Wayne township 26,509; RichmondWard 1. 3.025; Ward 2. 1.935; Ward 3, 2.549: Ward 4, 3.675; Ward 5, 4.8C6: Ward 6, 2,417; Ward 7, 2,598; Ward 8, 1,319; Spring Grove 122.

WILL PLAY POLO UNOER JEW RULES Some Innovations in Store for the Local Fans on Tuesday Night.

A NEWSPAPER MAN BLINDED BY GIRL

( A mortrar. Xcws Service) New Orleans. April 7. Accusing him of breaking a promise to marry. Miss Irene Piltory today threw a half pint of nitric acid into the face of Lawrence Maihle.. a newspaper man. blinding him for life. II may die. The girl was also badly burned in the struggle.

Iocal polo fans will be piven the opportunity of witnessing ' the game as played r.nder the new rules of the Eastern league when the Richmond team composed of local favoiites. will oppose a picked aggregation of polstars at the Coliseum next Tuesday night, the game having been postponed until that time from last Thursday evening. Tre line-up for the Richmond team has been arranged as follows: Thompson and Quigley, rushes; Cunningham, center; Mansfield, half back; and Pence, goal. The opposin team will be picked from the following stars of the past season in the Kastern league in which all t!ie Richmond men also played with honors: Ixiisr. Lyons. Re Williams. Hickey, Dr. liarrold and Ted Iwis. The teams with which the players played in the Kastern league, were: Mrocton. Mansfield. Thompson. Pence, and 1ing: Taunton. Lyons. Quigley, and Williams; New burg. Hickey; Hartford, Cunningham: Fall River, Dr. Han old; Providence, Ten Lewis. The new rules of the Kastern league differ from those of the old Western league, with which the local fans are familiar, in that the time of game is extended from 4." minutes to fifty minutes. Three periods are played, the first two being of fifteen minutes

duration each, and the third of twen

ty minutes. On a foul the ball is spotted in the center of the floor and the players lineup as for a rnsh. One rush advances to the ball and makes a drive, while at a standstill, for the opponent's cage.

MORE MOOT NEEDED For Charitable Work in City This Spring.

I Statements that it would require an .additional sum of $-o to complete the iwork this year were made at the regular meeting of the Associated Chari'ties. According to the reiort of the .treasurer there is a balance of $120.69 j now on hand and it was estimated that the above named sum would be j necessary in addition to th;;t on hand I if the plans for charitable work were i to be carried out. j It was reported that circulars re- ! questing donations had been sent out 'to 310 people in the fall, and that of these only 234 had replied with cash or food and supplies. One more final a r. pea I will be made to the people of

the city to raise the desired sum. That the need.-; of the poor and deserving persons are still great and the field for charity large was pointed out by several officers of the association. It was reported that the work of the last, month consisted mainly of the distribution of fuel and groceries to sick, aged and infirm persons.

AFTER OHUM TRADE Delegates of Several Nations Meet at The Hague.

CHURCH ELECTION

A special meetim? of tho congregation of First Chrlstiau church of Richmond, Indiana, will bo held at the church nt tho southwest corner of 10th and South A streets, Richmond. Indiana, at ?:3t p. m Thursday, April n, 1911. for tho election of one trustee to fill the unexpired term of C. K. Wiley, deceased.

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The Hague. April 7. Great Britain, the I'pited States. FYauce, Germany. Italy, Russia, Portugal. O.e Netherlauds. Persia. Japan. China and Siam have named delegates to the international confeitnce here next month to discuss plans for supphessiug the opium traffic. At the suggestion of Great

Britain a proposal will be made to indiseuss plans for suppressing the opium in the prohibition to be enforced. It is desired to place the traffic in these drugs under the control of international law. The conference will seek to have the delegates recommend to their own governments measures for the suppression of the production and use of opium, morphine and cocaine, except upon physicians' prescriptions; the prevention of the shipment of the drugs to other countries; the control of their sale and

(use; the closing of opium resorts and

the exteusion to foreign concessions in China of the pharmacy laws of the various countries.

REINSTATEMENT OF NOTABLES OPPOSED

South Bend. April 7. The St. Joseph County Bar association today adopted resolutions opposing the proposed reinstatement of John Y. Talbot, supreme president of the Owls and May-, or Lemuel Darrow of Iaporte. Both were disbarred from practice for subordination of perjury.

90 PER CENT PER ANNUM

This is the dividend of the Reo Motor Company for the past five years. Common stock in most automobile manufacturing concerns pays from 30 to 1,000 dividends. Our offering of the 7 Cumulative Preferred Stock of the CONSOLIDATED MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Capital stock $4,000,000), of Cleveland, at par. $100.00, with a bonus of 100 of Common, should prove equally productive of profits. The CONSOLIDATED MOTOR CAR COMPANY manufactures the Hoyal Tourist and the Croxton Cars, both of which are familiar to every Automobilist. f There are individual, fundamental, mechanical reasons why their complete line of commercial trucks, taxicabs and pleasure cars will assure large profits to the investor, these we will gladly furnish on request. Investors will also be furnished with certified public accountant's statements semi-annually. The book value of preferred stock is 82 in excess of price asked. The Croxton Taxicabs are now being used by Walden V. Shaw Co. of Chicago and nineteen ofher large taxicab companies. This is the first public offering of the stock which is limited to $2o0,000. General illustrated prospectus, showing plants, assets, etc., upon request. Address. HARVEY A. WILLIS&CO. 32 Broadway, New York.

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DEMONSTRATIONS Of Dr. Price's FRUITY DESSERT . At H ADLEY'S GROCERY Dont Fail to Stop In.

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Dealers in Diamonds Watcher LTine Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware arid Art Goods

After TWENTY YEARS occupancy of our business building, we find it desirable an.: necessary to thoroughly remodel the same. To accommodate the growing demands of our constantly increasing business and to be in keeping with the advancing progress of our GREATER RICHMOND, our entire building at 726 Main street, will be rebuilt inside and out, this work beginning at a very early date. Preparatory to these operations we have deemed it wise to convert our present extensive stock into CASH, COMPLETELY CLOSING IT OUT, to prevent its being materially damaged by exposure and dirt, and to enable us to resume business in our new quarters with a thoroughly clean, new, very select stock of goods.

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These Sales IBegih Saturday Afternoon a.t 2:50 O'clock and continue each AFTERNOON and EVENING at 2:30 and 7:30 o'clock respectively, UNTIL OUR STOCK IS DISPOSED OF. NO RESERVATION OF STOCK WILL BE MADE AND EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. To our FRIENDS, PATRONS and to THE PUBLIC GENERALLY we recommend this sale as an EVENT OF EXCEPTIONAL INTEREST and you are most cordially invited to attend and EMBRACE THE EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITIES which the OCCASION IS BOUND TO AFFORD. OPTICAL PATRONS can enter the store to the OPTICAL DEPARTMENT at all hours of the day, and our REPAIR DEPARTMENT will continue as heretofore, but no goods in the Jewelry Department will be SHOWN or SOLD privately.

VERY JRESPECTF'VLrLrY

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Jewelers, Watch Oealcrs and Diamond Merchants