Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 93, 27 February 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND FALLAiJlUM AM) SUrVi-TKL.KiKA3i.TH UKSDA Y,FKIlKt ATtY 27, 191.?.

STATE GUARD OF ILLINOIS IS PREPARED

Orders to Place the Troops of That State on a War Footing Are Issued by the Governor.

AGED WOMAN KILLED By An Explosion of Stove Polish.

(Continued from Page One.) paying each soldier $40 for his horse and rifle. The government is to keep not more than 1,000 federal soldiers in Morelos, these men being confined to the garrison of the. larger towns. Zapata and his band promise to keep away from the cities and larger towns of the state unless their assistance is urgently needed by the government forces. Huerta has made himself master of the situation in the capital and his authority is being extended throughout the republic more rapidly than had been thought possible. The situation shows much improvement and the Mexican people, after, two years of constant revolutionary warfare which ravaged the country, are contented to tee peace once more within their grasp. " wi den. Mondragon, the provisional minister of war announced that one of the first acta of the government will be the reorganization of thearmy, which will be increased to 150,000 men. Huerta favors compulsory military training and this may be put into effect. Scene of Trouble. The only state which is now causing trouble to the government is Coahuila where Gov. Garranza is collecting an insurgent army. Gen. Geronimo Trevino, commander of the federal garrison at Monterey, has been ordered to take the field at once against Carranza. Trevino will command all the troops in the north military zone, while Feliz Diaz is expected to remain here. j United States Ambassador HenryLa ne Wilson declared that it was unnecessary for the Huerta government to ask recognition In the United States because the provisional government must necessarily be looked upon by the balance of the world as the legal and recognized government of the republic. Mr. Wilson defended the Huerta administration saying: "The present government emanated from the Madero administration in an entirely legal manner, carrying with It every constitutional right. Four petty rebel chiefs in Central Mexico have followed the lead of Zapata and other leaders by surrendering. They are Morelos, De La Ilavs, Lemon and Samano. Their combined followers do not number over 3,000 men. Rebel Chiefs Awed. ' The rebels have been awed by the executions of the Madero brothers and others. Tn this connection it was openly declared today that the government is fostering reports of assassinations to strike fear into the hearts of the enemies of the government. The fate of Raoul Madero, another brother, who was murdered by federal troops near Torreon, is unknown. ' Col. Tapia of the Rurales in the state of Chiapas, who took up arms vyltn Gov. Hidalsyo of that state, against the Madero government, has dome to this city for the purpose of declaring his allegiance to the government. Hidalgo, who was arrested, will be brought here tonight for trial. ;The former governor made a pitiful plea to provisional President Huerta for clemency, but got no satisfaction Huerta declares he will not interfere iwlth the courts..

(National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 27 Mrs. Christine Wagner, aged 65, sister of a police court official, is dead, and her daughter, Minnie Wagner, 21 years old, is in a serious condition as the result of an explosion at their home in McClainsville, a suburb of Indianapolis. Mrs. Wagner was polishing a stove with a patented cleaner when the live coals ignited the substance and caused an explosion. Mrs. Wagner died in terrible agony, while her daughter was badly burned in attempting to subdue the flames, which enveloped her moth er's body. This is the second similar fatal explosion in McClainsville within 21 hours.

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GANG OF BANDITS SENTENCED TODAY Four of Notorious French Gang Condemned to Death By the Paris Jury.

LIBERTY GIVEN FOUR

One Sentenced to Life Im-:

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Allen Company Now to Be Known As Hoover-Bond Company. Wm. F. Hoover, Victor Wr. Bond and Carey C. Allen representing the Hoover-Bond company, a corporation, filed papers at the office of the county clerk making known that the company known as the Allen and company furniture store will hereafter be known as the Hoover-Bond company. 'The store has always been under the trade name of Allen & company in this city thcmgh has been operated by the Hoover-Bond company which has five other stores in the state of Ohio. The local store in the only one in this state. A resolution was passed at the meeting of the stockholders of the association authorizing and directing the transfer of all assets of the company, real, personal and mixed to the Ohio corporation. The petitioners named are the owners of more than two-thirds interest in the company. The Ohio -corporation agreed to assume all of the indebtedness of the local company. The total capitalization of the stock of the company is $500,000.

KELSAY AS SPEAKER Will Talk During Earlham Commencement.

Following out their plan of making I the commencement week in summer j also an alumnae week, the committee i in. charge of the Earlham commence

ment have succeeded in obtaining Dr. Rayner W. Kelsay, professor of history in Haverford College, as the Y. M. C. A. speaker. Dr. Kelsay is a graduate of Earlham, of the class Of 1900 and is a leader among the younger Friends in the East. It is the plan of the oommittee to have every speaker an Earlham man or woman and so far have succeeded in securing Mr. Perisho and Mr. Kelsay.

(National News Association) PARIS, Feb. 27. After deliberating thirteen hours the jury in the case of twenty-two automobile bandits brought verdicts of guilty against eighteen of the prisoners, four of whom were sentenced to death by buillotine. Three women prisoners and Roderiquez were acquitted. The others, including Carouy, who committed suicide with poison in his cell after the sentence was pronounced, were sentenced to penal servitude for life. Twelve others got one year apiece. The trial lasted twenty-one days and was the most sensational ever held in a French court. More than 100 crimes, including murder, arson and robbery, were laid at the doors of the bandits. Crimes of The Gang. In four months the Paris bandit gang committed a sensational series of crimes. They began on December 21, 1911, with an attack on a bank messenger in Rue Ordener. The messenger, whose name was Gaby, was on his way from a tramcar to the Rue Ordener branch of the Societe Generale, when he was shot down in the street by Dieudonne and another man, who

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fctepped from a motor car which had been drawn up near the bank. The bandits got away with 65,000. Gaby was not killed. On December 25, members of the gang broke into a armorer's shop in Rue Lafayette, in the center of Paris, and stole a quantity of arms and ammunition. On January 3, 1912, members of the gang entered the house of M. Thoreau, at Thias, murdered Thoreau and his servant and stole $8,000. On January 9, another armorer's shop in the center of Paris was looted in the same manner as that in Rue Lafayette. On February 15. the bandits stole a

motor car at Beziers to carry out another bank messenger robbery at Nimes. Their car broke down and they left it at Arnay-le-Duc. On February 26, they stole another car at Saint Maude, and this car also broke down while on the way to Nimes. The bandits wasted so much time in having the car repaired that they abandoned the Nimes enterprise and returned to Paris. On February 27, the bandits were driving a car through the Rue de Havre, when a policeman named Gamier stopped the car. Gamier, the bandit, drew his revolver and killed Gamier the policeman. Bonnot was at the wheel, and by his expert driving the bandits escaped through the crowds. Robbed Bank of $10,000. On March 25, the bandits stole a new motor car on the Chantilly road, after killing the driver and wounding his companion. The bandits then pro-

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