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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-20
PLATFORM OF
REPUBLICANS
TWO CENT RAILROAD FARE
WILL BE FAVORED BY
LEADERS.
ENDORSES HAKlY
Rousing Plank Will Be inserted
Other Gossip of the Comm g
Convention. -.

indianapolis, March 19.4Just now
the coming state convention which
will be held April II ami la,sis live
topic*among the leaders. Repre-
sentative Brick will preside and he
will devote all of his spare time dur
ing the next few weeks to writing his
|speechs which will be the keynote of
the campaign.
1t is certain that the Republican
state platform will contain a plank
in favor of 2-cent railroad fares.
Some of the most influential leaders
of the party deprecate the political
necessity for. declaring such a propo-
|sition. The believe sincerely that in
many instances a reduction of pas
senger receiputs will be followed by
"a corresponding increase in freight
charges and that in the long run both
the party and the public will suffer
by 2-cent fare law.
The leaders however; are too wise
to foresee that the Democrats will in
| corporate a ringing 2-cent fare plank
in their platform and that there is
nothing for the Republicans to do
except to anticipate the action of
the Democrats and go on record as a
2-cent fare party. Many Of them
honestly believe that failure to do
this will be equivalent to inviting
the Democrats to walk into the state
house and take charge of the govern
ment.
The state platform also contains I
rousing Endorsement of Gov. Hanly
Privately some Of the leaders con.
denim Hanly in the severest terms
but one and all agree that it would
almost be equivalent to party suicide
not to indorse him. From the polit
|ical standpoint there is nothing tc
do except to stand up for him and ad
vertise him far and wide as the
greatest reform governor Indiana has
lproduced-an executive who believes
in sweeping out the "rascals" Will
a clean broom. Is IL
| On the other point the leaders arr
agreed and that is that the platform
shall declare in favor of some plat
form shall declare in favor of som,
plan of government repositories fol
public moneys, the interest. on which
is to be paid into the state treasury
instead of being used to enrich tn,
Ioffice holders.
i There is one thing that the plat
| form will not contain and that is al
Endorsement of Vice President Fair
banks for the presidency. Some o.
the vice presidents over-enthusiasti,
friends have insisted that the stat,
convention next month will affor,
an appropriate time to formal,
launch his presidential boom, bu
wiser counsels have prevailed an,
the platform will contain no mention
LOT him in connection with the presi
dency.
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-20
Fashion. Caused by Deformitie..

Fashi0ns Caused by DefOrmftfes.
OF the close connection between fusla-
ion and deformity there are many ex-
amples. Through illness Philip the
Good had to have his head shaved.
Shaven heads. accordiRgly.s perfDrce.
became fashionable at his court. III
The daughters f4I,ouis XI. hid their
very large feet In long dresses: hence
trailing gowns.
The wife of Philip III. set the fashion
az high collars In Disgusting her long
neck with wfHple. = lsI -
Henry Piantagenet introduced boots
win exFavagantIy crTSed toes % csn--
ceal a growth. OF, one or his fsef - !
Louis XIV. wore wig to cover un-
slightly wens On his heads whiie Rmes
I. adopted voluminous trunk hose. att
erward fashionable. to hide hip dis
ease. - -
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-20
SIXTH DISTRICT EDITORIALS

The Rushville Jacksonian says
! that AID. Spivey of that city, said
that Henry U. johnson said, recently
to the said Mr.. Spivey that he had
no thought of running for Congress;
that he was doing well and would re-
main out Of politics. So it seems
that Henry o. holds membership in
the "Wise Guy Charlottesville
News. &
Congressman Watson lightly in
forms people at Andersonville that
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-20
CARDS ARE SENT OUT

Cards were sent out yesterday over
this state and Ohio giving a deserip-
tion of the horse which was either
stolen or strayed away Saturday
night from Harry Z. Shute.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-20
TONS KEYNOTE
equal Educational Opportunity For
Country, Town and City," Is
His Platform.
IN IMPORTANT DECLARATION
etate superintendent Ct Public In
! struction Outlines the Position Up
on Which He Bases His Present
Demand fer denomination.

Demand fer denomination.
lIadSnapolis Correspondence
Equal educational opportunity for
country. town and city" is the keynote
of the platform on which Fassett A.
Cotton is making his race for raaolr-
nation for State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. The character Of
support h. Is receiving from educators
and other public men indicates that
he will be very formidable in the state
convention and his followers insist
that he will be tower OF strength TO
the ticket
Word has been received here that
the southern part OF the state will be
practically solid for him, largely on
account of the benefits 1t has gained
from the enactment of the law framed
by him to lengthen the school term in
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-20
IN sOCIETY'S ! REALM
CARDS ISSUED FOR THE ELMER
WILLIAMS WEDDING WHICH
TAKES PLACE APRIL 4.

Marriage Ceremony is to be Per-
formed q. Homo Of The Bride on
East Main Street Washer Inter
feres With the Meeting of Several
Clubs-Mrs. Will Morrow Enter
tains at Luncheon.
The following cards were sent out
yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Williams
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Inez Rich
to
Mr.. Dudley Northrop Elmer
on Wednesday evening April Fourth
nineteen hundred and six
at seven clock
201S East Main Street
Richmond, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrow enter
tanned at their country home Sunday
evening at six O'Clock luncheon.
The Dorcas Society met yesterday
with Mrs. r. L. Moore. Notwith-
standing the bad weather the attend
ance was about as usual. Mrs. George
Crivel was guest of the club. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Lee
Nusbaum.
At the meeting Of the Magazine
Club yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
James Zoller on South Thirteenth
street. Mrs. Warrington Barnes and
Mrs. Charles Holton read papers. The
club will meet next time with Mrs.
Page on North Twelfth street. ~
0fs~4 Y =
There, was no meeting Of the Tick
nor Club yesterday on account of the
severe snow storm. The meeting was
to have been held at the, home Of Mrs.
Leonard Lemon. The club will meet
in, a week with Mrs. Lemon and the
program which was to have been car
ried out yesterday viii be used then.
eia ai<sos@ : st*,x
/ The Aftermath will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2 :15 o'clock with Mrs.
T. A. Mott, lis N, Eleventh street.
L e +
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09
ReCuerdOS de Costa Rica
All AMIGO Y CJMPaSEgO RICARDO IUQUR

Algo asf, como dulcis simo consuelo,
embargo mi alma al recordar aquella
simpatica rep1blica, en- cuya bellisi-
ma capital tuve la dicha de vivir
aunque POGO tempo el sufciente pa
IA conocer el noble caracter de sus
Ihijos las bellezas que encierra, esa,
no va tacita de plata, como decimos
en- mi patria, SIND artistico vaso de
orc, y del mas fine.
San lose de Costa -Rica es una po-
blacion pequefla, pero encantadora, j,
edifcada sobre una planicie, todas
sus GALES son anchas aseadas, tira-
das 4 cordel; sus 9parques preciosos;
sls edificios, de planta baja la mayo
ria, conotrufdos con mucho gusto;
numerosos establecimientos de dis
tinta indole, montados la altura de
los primeros de. Europa soberbios
hoteles, 4eonsid derados por .su lujo
deslumbrante y su comfort, como los
mejores de la America latina, cuya
regia salasy sobre todo. el fastuoso
foyer llama la atencion del que 10
vista; una Catedral esplendida, de
estilo romano, puro y elegantes y
comodos tranvias electricos
Costa Rica, lhablo de. San Jose
|puede enorgu1lecerse, 4 mi juicio. de
albergar en- su recinto las mas lindas
mujeres del mundo, las de los mas
hermosos ojos Y mas garbo en- el an
dar: las de los pies diminutos, cal
zados coquetamente, como poseidos
de su perfection por caprichosas po-
lonesas de raso blanco; las del gusto
mas exquisite para colotarse el pa
fiolon de seda, bordado, 4 manera de
chal y el gracioso peinado, siempre
visible, pues ALI por rara exception
usa alguna el sombrero.
La mujer de Son Jose de Costa
Rica, por su manera de vestir V su
peculiar gracia, es TN retratO fiel dc
las hijas de Andalucfa, 80. iy es de
cir bastantel
Las coStumbres, netamente eSpa-
pafolas, signifcandose por esta ma
oionalidad haSta en- las comidas.
Es sumamente precioSo, yer las
atlas horas de la noche los immune
rabies neutrality-suspicious. de
los comercios. alumbrados por p0ten-
tes bobinas de luz electrical, igual-
mente que la poblacion.
Ell campo de Costa-Rica, otrece pa
noramas de sorprendente efecto, por
la variedad de su vegetation y de su
flora, como por sus enca denadas, auns
que peligrosas montafIas, por ser vol
canicas en- su mayor1a circundar
comp1 etamente la reducida Repd-
blica.
En- FIN, termino, enviandole I'm sus-
piro nacido del alma, a mi querido
San Jose, a sus angeles femerinos y
a los innuRerables y sinceros amigos
que ALI deje.
Angel Peche.
San Tuan de Puerto Rico, Febrero
de 1906.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09
Por esta puerta llegarfa Marruecos

Por esta puerta llegarfa Marruecos
a la verdadera resurrection
Ell anuncio de que en- Algeciras ha-
bfa viruelss cause agitaci6n entire los
diplomaticos. & indujo al contralmiran-
te Sigsbee, jefe de la escuadrilla anne
ricana surta EN- Gibraltar, prohibir a
sus marineros desembarcar en- Algeci-
ras.
La fotilla Sigsbee fue hoy Tanger
donde anclo a medic dia y csmbi6 sa-
Judo con la plaza.
Ell contralmirante desembarc6 les
S y visit6 parte de la ciudad.
La fotilla permanecera dos dias er
Tanger y luego saldra para Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09
grande y esplendido, y habitado POI
I'm Ya11ahla ~ ho II aroco

grande y esplendido, y habitado por
I'm pueblo caballeroso.
Al llegar la princesa al palacio
Miramsr fue recibida por la reina
madre dof1a Cristina, llegada aver de
Madrid con dicho obieto. La Reina
madre abraz6 tiernainente la prin-
cesa. Una hora desp, es la pr incesa
Beatriz y Ena regresaron a Bearritz.
-El presidente del Consejo. Sc
nor Moret, cree que ell anuncio Official
de los espo1sales del rey ocurrira e1
de febrel o, haciendose antes 4 los
ministries y luego por los ministries
q las Cortes.
-Tienese entendido que ell Rey
solemnizara el anuncio de sus espon.
sales con una amniStfa desusadamen.
te amplia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09

durante el afio economico tiltimo, fue
aprobado.
Tambien 10 fueron en- tercera lee
.tura los H. B. n1m. 80, 2I y II, y Ell
&c. B. SO.
Sc acepto ell c. B. MIN. 50, que
impone una contribution de tres de
cimos del l por 100 a los propietarios
de Comerio para eonstruir un nuevo
|Cementerio.
En- la discussion sostenida para
aprobar ell H. B. n1n. 80, tomaron
parte los sefiores Bernardini, Soler,
Was, Gonzalez Garcia, Ramos, Arri-
llaga, y Carrion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09
Don Manuel Real

Hemos recibido la vista del distin-
guido BARITONE don Manuel Real, que
ha llegado recientemente Puerto Ri
co, con ell proposito de traer una COM
pafifa de zarzuela que esta actuando
en- Caracas.
El sefior Real, artista muy aplaudi-
do por los inteligentisimos p1blicos de
Espafla, ha tenido grandes 6xitos en-
Venezuela.
Las dltimas temporadas hechas en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09
Pol(tica oominicana

Un despacho de Santiago de los
ICaballeros indica una transforma-
cion tan radical como rapida en- las
costumDres polfticas dominicanas. E.
| pals cuya historic eS I'm continue iue.
go de cucafla, sc prescnta repentina-
mente como una TERRA de Wambas
donde, 81 la Transformation no es CO.
mo dc eScena en- cOmedia de magia
va a ser necesario pon6r 4 la genie
en- alternative de corona 8 muerte.
Ell Vicepresidente Caceres, eleva-
do al poder por slos tiltimos sucesos,
dice a sus amigos que no esta de-
seoso de cumplir 10 que al Presiden-
te Morales faltaba de eiercicio, que
es, creemos, has 1908, Y que sc
Ipropone lamar a e1ecciones para
que su successor pueda ser inaugurado
ell ~ de Feb ero, fecha de la indie
pendencia.
Al general Caceres le hace muy
popular la reputation que tiene de
ser ell 1nicoa polftico en- Santo Do
mlngo que no ambiciona Ia presiden-
c1a. Hallase actualmente en- Moca
lugar donde mato al Presidente Heu-
reaux hara unos seis amos
Dfcese que efgeneral Caceres de-
sea dejar el puesto al general Vaz-
quez (don Horacio), quien va 10 ha
eJercldo, y ahora parece que no 10
amblciona. Su hermano don Leonte
10 desea, dicen, como tambien el ge-
neral Tejera, 6 por 10 mGnos, de el
Sc habla; pero no hay apariencia de
gran prospecto para ninguno de los
dos. En- camhio 10 hay, aseguran, de
revolucion, 81 el general Caceres per-
slste en- dejar el manGo q favor de
|alguien de su election De 10 que
no existe duda es de que, quienquie-
ra Sc encargue del poder, todoS ia
vorecen el tratado con los Estados
UnidoS.
Dice el general Caceres que no
quiere llevar al mundosla impression
de que era hostil al Presidente No
ralespporque ansia ba ocupar su lu-
gar. Su ambici6n es residir en- Ci-
bao y atender sus negocios rarti-
culares, y ademas considera al gene
raj Vazquez, como jefe del partido
(horacista), mas competerte para di-
rigir los destinos de la Repdblica.
Ell general Vazquez siente repug-
nancia y esta en- consulta con los
prlncipales personajes del partido, y
al general Caceres Sc lie contin1ia tt
tulando Vicepresidente por el pue-
bio.
Ell estado de cosas, siguiendo la
revoluci6n, sera un experimento pc
ligroso.
La mayor difcu1tad con que tro-
pieza ell gobierno esta en- que el 35
por ciento de las rentas p1blicas,
aunque sufcientes para subvenir al
presupuesto ordinario, no 10 es para
sufragar los gastos de los revo1ucio
narios nj las exacciores de los gene
rales, asf 10 scomprende probable
mente Ell general Caceres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09
1amara De Dele9aoos
SESSION DE AVER

A las 2 y 45 Sc abrio la session,
aprobandose Ell acta de Ia anterior.
Ell fotografo sef1or Moscioni toma
un grupo de los senores delegados.
La H. ]. R. n1m. a fue aprobada
y en- tercera lectura los H. B. I6
y 35.
Ell c. B. n1mero Is, que provee ell
pago de gastos de viaje en- que han
incurrido los marshalsy sub-marshals
de las Cortes de Distrito de la isla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09
La COnlerencia dc Al6eCiraS
Informes recibidos ultimamente
Algeciras, IS de enero.

Algeciras, IS de enero.
Aver no Sc celebr6 session, a fin de
dar tempo los secretaries 4 ultimar
todas las disposiciones para poder en-
pear trabajar.
LIZ primera session Sc celebro hoy
dur9ndo unaS dos horas, fue Secreta de-
bido al tenor que existfa de que no
hubiese aveniencia, especialmente en-
tire Francia y Alemania, sobre la cues.
ton sobre el tapete, que era la del con,
trabando en- Marruecos.
Ambas naciones abogan por que Sc
le elimine, pero temianse discordancia
en- cuanto medios y arbitr arios, Y Sc
decide dar la session caracter preli-
minar y privado para que los delega-
dos pudiesen expreSarse libremente sin
que Sc tomase acta efcial de sus dis
cursoS.
t. No sucedi6 10 que Sc temia, sino
tqae, por"el contrafio, rein6 ammonia
completa, especialmente entire Ale
mania y Francia, No. hubo mas OBJ
jecci6n que la de los deleg ados mario
qufes, quienes dijeron no poder permi-
tir la prohibition de introducir armas
deluso de elias, en- Marruecos, sin
sntes someter ell asunto la considera-
ci6n del Sult4n.
En- ia question de reprimir ell con-
trabando, Ell acuerdO fue ananime, CO.
mo tambien la tendencia a un plan por
ell cual Marruecos debiese adop ar
medidas energicas con ell mismo fin, en-
union de las demas potencias
Esto sigNi6 una proposition pre-
sentada por Espafia, cuya naci6n Sc
design6 para que conciliase las dife-
rencias. que pudiesen existir entire Ale
mania y Francia.
La proposition constaba de ocho
artfculos, el sexto de los cuales estipu-
laba que Francia y Espafa, poseyesen
territories contiguos a Marruecos, de-
bian Ser comisionados para la vigilan-
cia del contrab andos en- sus fronteras
respectivas.
Al dar ell presidente, duque de Al
mod6var del Rio, lectura la PROPOSE
cion levant6se inmedi atamente herr
Won Radowitz y dijo que Alemania la
aprobarfa.
Esta declaration del delegado Rado-
witz dejo contentfsimos los franceses
quienes habfsn contado con la oposi-
ci6n de Alemania en- la question de
guardian las f-onteras.
Nombr6se una comisi0n de cinco
para dictaminar sobre la proposition
y presentarla en- forma de proyecto
de6nitivo, que Sc discutira en- Ia session
del 40.
Forman La comisi6n los senores Pc
rez Caballero (Espana), Malnusi fIta-
lia), conde Tattenbach-Askold (Alema-
nia), R Regnault (Francia), Sidi Ell
Mokhri (Marruecos).
El principle comercial de "puerta
alberta" en- Marruecos es aceptado con
entusiasmo por todos, particularmente
por Francia, cuyo primer delegado,
M. Revolt. dijo que no bastaba la
"puerta alberta" en- sentido come1cial.
sino en- todos los sentidos, y el de la
civilizacion, de Ia prosperidad, y de la
educaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-09

Espaf1a por ell joven y distinguido ar
tista, lie valieron una brillante contrata
para America, donde esta rstifcando
sus triunfos escenicos.
Nuestro pdblico, que siempre tiene
un aplauso justo para premier el me-
rito ell arte, tributara merecidas
ovasiones al simpatico y distinguido
artista.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15

will join Miss Harriet during the early part
OF August and remain east until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Yost left yesterday
for Chicago. From there Mrs. Yost will
go to Watkins n. Y, for several weeks.
Mr. Yost expects to Join her in about three
weeks. when they win go TO Boston and up
In the Berkshires.
Captain and Mrs. Hacker have taken up
their residence with DR.. and Mrs. J. J..
McMuilen At the new home OF the latter at
Thirty ninth and Dewey avenue. Captain
and Mrs. Hacker have lived at the Madison
since they havY been stationed in Omaha.
Mrs. WillianiYS Mcknight and daughter.
Miss Irene, have gone to Denver while
Mr.. Mcknight is abroad with the Brandeis
party of buyers. Mrs. Mcknight has just
received cable message announcing her
husbands safe arrival In Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Dineen OF Washing
ton, d. c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ].
ODonahoe at their home, 522 North Twen-
ty-sixth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Dineen are
on an extensive western tour that will en-
brace the principal cities of the Rocky
mountain district and the National park
before they return to Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15

that Il the company extends its line west
from Virginia Il will make Grand Island
the terminus and eventually build to Den
Yer.
BEATR1CE-C. NJ Mcneil. who has
been manager Of the Home Telephone COM
pany in this city for the last four years.
poets TO locate in walla walla, Wash.
in the near future with w. @. Francis,
also until lately connected with the com
pany here as secretary.
COLJrMBUS-The comptroller Of the cur
rency has approved the application OF q. w.
Phillips Patrick f. McKilip, II. S. Elliott,
]. W. Stems and Theodore Friedhof TO or
ganize the German National bank at Colum.
bus with a capital OF $4,000 The bank will
be in the new three-story Friedhot 4 Phil
lips building on the corner Of Thirteenth
and Platte streets and will be ready for
business August !.
Observation-Disclosures evening at 1850
o'clock the Christian people will hold
brief services, after which the women of
the church will proceed to remove the
first board from the old building, which
will be torn down to make room for the
new one at the corner OF Ella and Seventh
streets. 1t will probably take about two
weeks to wreck the building and about
six months to build the new edifice. which
will cost $4,000.
FREMONT-In the district court this
morning Judge Hollenbeck sustained the
demurrer of the defendants In an action
brought by number of residents of Scrib-
ner to have the boundaries OF the corpora
ton reduced, placing them back i'm Cunning
township. The plaintiffs were given leave
I
to amend their petition and the case will
come up later on the merits The property
affected consists of about forty acres OF
farming land which the owners claim re-
ceives no benefit from village taxes.
FRBMONT-A postponed wedding has
| Just come to light I'm which Fremont peo-
pie are interested. The AFFAIR was set for
January /, but was postponed to June. /.
On that date the bride was ready, her
wedding trousseau prepared and the inti-
mate friends, who were to be the only
guests, were notified to be present; but the
groom, who is quite prominent in educa-
| tional circles, did not put in an appearance.
The young woman is prominent in Hooper
society. Whether the wedding is off or
| postponed is a question.
BEATRICE-The Pickrell and Beatrice
base ball teams played a fast game at
| Pickrell last evening, which ended in n
| row. With the score to l in favor of
| Pickrell, Samsel, for Beatrice. knocked a
| long fly over first in the first half of tho
ninth inning and scored. Samuel Btvens,
| who was umpiring the bases, called II a
| fair ball, while +. L. Pothast of Pickrell,
| who was looking after the balls and
| strikes, called it foul As neither side
could agree, and as PiclSrell refused TO
| continue the game, Umpire Bivens decided
| in favor of Beatrice by a score of to O..
| The feature of the game was the pitching
of Burget for Pickrell, who struck out
| fourteen men. A large amount of money
| changed hands on results.