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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-10

Goals-Parry ,: holland 4; L. Quigley
3. Rushes-Sharp .: holland Z. Stops
Lancaster 27; Ometz IL. Foul
Sharp. Referee-Horn. Attendance
800
The evening world., 1909-03-05
BEEN FEDERAL ATTORNEY IN
INDIANAPOLIS FOR YEARS.
Hearing on Indictment Against The World Be-
fore Judge Holt To-Day--Libel Committed
in the Post Office and at
West Point.

WASHINGTON March 5oseph B. Healing the United States
DstrcAtoney indianapolis, ni has resigned because he refused to
participate extraon proceedings against Devn Smith and Charles
Williams the indianapolis News who have been indicted for criminal
libel the Panama by the District of Columbia Grand Jury. Mr.
Healing has sent to the Attorney General the following letter.
81 beg to inform that have to-day formal resignation
United States Attorney for the indianapolis
the United States with the that the accepted
indictments have been returned by the
Jury the against and Charles
Williams propetors of the indianapolis libel
that will be taken As both
this district duty to assist
in such removal proceedings
years representing the Gov.
United Safes Attorney During prosecuted all
alike without where had guilt
have been compelled several friends
only thorough investigation had convinced
OF their gull.
II wv appl,c,
o defendant. on III.
question of libel do attempt
right
Wis.,, in their homes
question that have to do am not in
the the defendants the seat of the
law the defendants seat OF the
and punished while good and sufficient
this Jurisdiction court
striking nj n. xrx
l therefore,
insist the Court or that
construction should he this. do
hold II and =.
line
therefore relieve both embarrassment hvo
resignation accepted n later t,
IT, 1909 have made this date President
for the highest admaonmay have Tina 70
name my Respectfully,
JOSEPH B. HEALING, United Attorney"
Healing District ATTORNEY for
nearly eight years Department Of Justice
connection with the Ekhart Healing nro
all the officials of that institution including Waer
Brown personal the Republican
State Committee
The evening world., 1909-03-05
KINGDOM G0ULD'S
COLLEGE CHUM
IS DEAD BY GAS
Roommate of Magnate'S Son
at Columbia Killed at
St. Louis.

Young Kingdom Gould, son OF
George j. Gould, is griet-stricken to-
day over a message received by The
Evening World from st. Louis that his
former roommate at Columbia Uni
versity, and protege of George Gould
Carlos Espinosa, had been found dead
there In a gas-nlled room.
Espinosa, whose family live In Lima,
Peru, was one OF young Gould's closest
friends. Since leaving college in this
city he had been In George J. Could s
employ, first in the mr. West and then
as a daughtsman for the Missouri
Pacific Railroad in St Louis.
Senior Espinosa, the young mans
father, was a wealthy banker in Peru
until two years ago, when he lost hi.
fortune, It was said, specializing
Young Esplnosa was forced 10 give VI
his studies, He explained his misfor-
tune to young Gould. who interested his
father, who offered to bear the expense
enta!led by Espinosa in finishing his
university course,
Esplnosa accepted Mr.. Goulds offer
but said he must return 10 his home
In Lima, first, to see II he might he OF
any assistance to his father. He went
to Lima, returning a few weeks later
and taking up his studies again.
Finally, Lspinosa decided that he
was prepared to combat the world, and
after a conference with Mr.. Gould
started for the West. He mad been In
ST. Louis only few months. living AT
No. 1921 Washington Boulevard.
At the Peruvian Consulate, No. Il
Broad street to-day. II vas said rs.
ninosa's family IS OBc OF the best
known in Peru When the young man
came to this country as a student tho
Peruvian Government instructed its
representatives here to take 4 special
interest In him.
1t is believed that Esplnosa. who was
twenty five years old, had broodei con.
slderably over the loss OF his fathers
fortune lie was described as a nnr.
looking chap and very bright,
The evening world., 1909-03-05

Patrick shouted incoherent and amax.
ing accusations against Recorder Goff.
who presided over hi strIal for tho
murder Of William NJ Rice. and against
Distrct-Attorney Jerome and everybody
else concerned In the prosecution, He
wandered far from the point on which
the court had asked him to argue and
apparently wanted the Appellate Divi-
sion to review the findings Of the Court
OF Appeals, the court OF last resort
which has already passed on his case.
At times he wept Again he turned
harangued them. Again he addressed
invective to Assistant Dstrict-Attorney
Taylor, who appeared to oppose his re-
lease. Once, at least the presiding
Judge had to interrupt him and call
him to order
hdrnpIeS IN speech.
Patrick's physical condition seemed to
the observers to be better than II has
been since he was first sent to Sing
Sing Prison. His cheeks were rudy
and his step was firm. But when he
rose to speak he seemed unable to con-
troll his voice or to marshal his thoughts
In the orderly sequence which have al
ways been characteristic Of his utter
nnces as a lawyer. He rambled through
his argument at least four times during
the hour or more he was on his feet.
Even the Justices grew drowsy toward
the end and Jumped with a start each
lime he Numbered out the old accusa-
tons in more vociferous way.
Throughout his argument Patrick re-
ferred to himself as the relator," and
never In the first person.
~ am here to argue before Your Hon
ors,' he said, "oeaucse the pesal sem
tence passed upon the relator Is moro
horrible than the death sentence could
possibly be. The effect OF the commu-
tatlon of sentence has been to ron the
relator OF that just and proper sympa-
thy with the public for him. AID to
prejudice his effort to get fafr hear
ing for himself. The leator's means
have been drained to the bottom. There
Is a grave suspicion attached to alt the
officials who brought about the REALTORS
conviction, as to their probity." ;f
Trial a Conspiracy" ~
At another point Patrick said: "Th.
trial o. the rela;or was conspiracy.
The Rice estate spent 100000 and the
county OF New York spent 10000 to
send the relator to his death.
When a dishonest Judge and Dis
trict-Attorney can railroad an Innocent
man to prison Notwithstanding Il
scrutiny Of the facts shows him to be
perfectly innocent. then. indeed. tho
foundations NJ our liberties are i'm
perilcd Still more is this true" lad
Taylor. when the same Dlstrict-At-
torney has shown himself capcble %
going before the Grand Jury to secure
The evening world., 1909-03-05
NOT A HAS-BEEN,
He IS STILL I'm THE ARMY Il
Ex- President Says He Has No Regrets in
Leaving Office and Is Grateful
to the People.
BY gibson GARDNER.
Copyright, 1909, by the author.)

WASHINGTON, March Son Feb 1902 had an interview
with Theodore Roosevelt then President Of the United States Custom
prevents the President from submitting interview Mr. Roosevelt
stipulated that this should not be published until he should have retired
from office AT the Presidents suggestion the interview reduced to
written questions answers which he himself The questions and
answers are as follows:
What Mr. President your idea to the functions duties of
an ex.Presdent"
Those any good citizen His duties remain what they always have
eeno do his share of work for the good whatever position
he NAV happen to find himself But he has the great added responsibility
If the Obligation due from him to the country because the country has
gnay honored him. and long he lives he should lose sight of
this Obligation
WILL NOT BE HAS-BEEN
.Then YOU do not propose become 'sage'?'
Certainly that hasbeen
rho ranks the and shall certainly
e,h for be right continue according
- work for what the good OF people"
"Do YOU renqulsh office with OF rellei?"
"No leave which doub, Il,
nc President thoroughly Presidency
ce that any full opportunity to dc
great work preemineny we'll doing that
could nscentouy another should certainly tried
to- But President with
lighter heart forward to the
81 do sympathle either to
down ONCE and still less do mpath!zs with
tCouiinusd Second PaseJ
The evening world., 1909-03-05
TAFT BUCKLES
DOWN To WORK
ON FIRST DAY
President Begins by Sending
Cabinet and Other APP
pointlnents to Senate.

WASHINGTON, March William
II, Taft took his place at his desk in
the Executive Office building as Presi.
dent Of the United States at precisely
$50 A, NJ. to-day. Just as he entered
the office from the residence portion
Of the White House, Philander C. Knox
came in from his home. The nominn-
ton Of Mr.. Knox as Secretary of State.
and those, OF the other Cabinet mem
bers, and OF William Loeb jr. to be Col.
lector Of the Port OF New York, were
transmitted to the Senate to-day BY the
President. With these were a number
Of other appointments.
Senator Knox remained with Pres-
dent Taft for quarter Of an hour.
During his stay these callers arrived
and were ushered into the Cabinet room
to await their return to see the new
President: Senators Kean, New Jersey
Cullom, Illinois; Beverage, Indiana
Wetmore. Rhode Island; Root and De-
pew, New York, and Surgeon General
Rixey, OF the navy.
Tariff Message to Be Brief.
Mr. Taft also was called upon and
accepted an invitation from Gov.
lIughes. OF New York; Prouty OF Yer
mont; Senator Dillingham; and Congress
men Page and Foster, OF Vermont, to
attend the celebration OF the discovery
II Lake Champlan 10 be held at Platts.
1urg, y. Y, and Burlington, VT. july
; and respectively, Senator Root Is To
deliver the principal address at the
Plattsbu-g meeting.
All OF the Republican members VI the
House Committee on Ways aud Means
saw President Taft to-day and were
informed by him that his special mes
The evening world., 1909-03-05

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The evening world., 1909-03-05

Continued on Second PageD
The evening world., 1909-03-05
Panama Indictment in World
Case Before o. S. Judge Holt

ryr.ion with publications regarding the
Panama Cana. purchase.
Justice Holt granted the weeks. ad-
iournment asked for, In which time de-
cis!on will be made as to whether the
defendants will plead not guilty or file
a demurrer to the indictments. MIR Van
Hamm meanwhile will remain under
parole In custody Of his counsel. Mr..
Van Hamm was represented by Samuel
Untermyer.. and the Press Publishing
The evening world., 1909-03-05
WIFE WEEPS AS PRISONER
TALKS WILDLY OF PLOT
Lawyer Convict in Rambling Argument Attacks
Judge and Prosecutor-Says Change
of Sentence Robbed Him.
OF Sympathy.

When Albert T. Patrick to argue his application for free
dom habeas corpus proceeding before the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn to-day he conducted himself that persons
who have foil owed his various court appearances looked at another
lin anazement
The evening world., 1909-03-05
BLIZZARD MOVES Up STATE.

SYRACUSE, y. V, March 5.-A biz.
gard, beginning yesterday. continues in
Central New York. with II inches OF
snow, the heaviest OF the winter. Lo.
cal traffic Is impcded.
The evening world., 1909-03-05

(Con.inusA on Second Psgs.)
The evening world., 1909-03-05

crunsc for the Press Publishing Com
pany, publishers Of the New lorn
World. AMI Caleb II. Van llanm, man
aging editor OF The World. secured from
Justice Holt in the United States Dis.
trict Court to-day a weeks time In which
10 answer the Indictments found yester'
day against the company and Mr. Van
Hamm, charging criminal libel In con.
The evening world., 1909-03-05
Clothing bargains Like These Need
Few worda.

The Hub Clothing Corner, 22i and %
Broadway. cor. Barclay St, OFFER to-day
overcoats at $685. ST. SIS, IS suits and
overcoats, -up-to-date, dressy garments
for the business man or man Of fashion,
e0so. Open Saturday eve till 10. -
The evening world., 1909-03-05

Second Arcade booth, New Pulitzer Build.
inr Fulleit Information. Tickets Drafts,
Express. Parcel and Bag chscking A nsv
publie eoaysnisnes. In TIE path Of travel. ~
The evening world., 1909-03-05

COW open at the New Pulitzer Building On,y
first-elass dDsn,ovn establishment. Moisrn
In every detail, Electric and Turkish BATH
Ct AL hours. also barber sAop open day and
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
NO INCURABLE CASEs TAKEN
IcuIt Gases Solicited.
Bring Yonr School Chiidrsn
OVER 5000 PATIENTS

! treated in Colorado. A large stock of
Glasses and Artificial Eyes on hand A
large proportion of headaches, hysteria,
insomnia, chorea, (St. Vitus Dauce.l ner
vous prostration, hallucination, stomach
troubles and other physical maladies,
when Of nervous nature, are caused by
eye strain. The removal of the cause
effects permanent cure.
PHYSICIANS ESPECIALLY INVITED
to call and investigate his method of cor
rection errors or rcTfaction.
d.. Sapero has been practicing in Colo
| RADIO for many years. He is graduate
of the leading medical colleges Of Europe
| and this country, and is licensed to
practice by the state board of medical
examiners OF Colorado and other states.
Those unfortunate and unable to pay
will receive medical and surgical treat
ment free.
References furnished from some
of Florence and vicinity now under treat.
ment.
Remember gsasSInsn, Or. spps5s d9Ss SSs, not ;4
years practical experience,
Thousands eL.'afdi OF t9stimqniqIf ;. from 5
whom he has cured, furnished on de.
mand.
If you desire to consult the doctor
please make appointment early.
Consultation and Examination for Glass.
es Free.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
References

At the meeting of the city council
last night $3.50 was appropriated foI
o fence around Central park In West
Florence. The park committee. Al,
dermen Durfee. Owens and McDan.
iel will meet tonight and decide
definitely just what kind of fence
Will be built. Mr.. Owens is in
favor of a wire fence aud then
plant woodbine along it 20 that
there will bo nice green fence in
q few years. The park has no' yet
been planted to grass. but it Is un-
derstood that beds of flowers will be
set out this spring. The ground
may not be parked until next fall.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13

Is to well known to need any introduc-
ton. His references arc his patients,
your neighbors and friends, Hundreds
of patients in this vicinity.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
DEAFNESS CANNOT be CURED.

by local applications, rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one &ay to cure deaf
ness, aud that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is cause d by All
inflamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustaohian Tube. When
this tube is inlamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when It is entirely closed. Deaf.
ness is the result, and unless the in
hammntion can Ee takes out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catsrrh which II nothing but an in.
famed condition of the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give Quo Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness. caused by
cataIrh, that cannot be cured by Halls
Catnrrh Cure. Send for circulars
free. Il. J. CHENEY and Co Tolo
do. o. Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Tako Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
FLORENCE HIGHS TO
PLAY CUTLER ACADEMY

The baseball season in Florence is
opening up with great deal of en-
thusiasm and no doubt many interest
ing exhibitions Will be played out on
the local diamond before the last Of
August. The Florence High school
team is arranging series of dates
with some of the crack teams of the
state and while they were defeated
In their first attempt this year, it
does not signify that they will be
entirely vanquished at the end of
the season.
Next Saturday afternoon on the
Florence diamond the i. HIS will
cross bats with the Cutler Academy
team. The Cutler aggregation is
one Of the strongest in the amateur
liLe in this part of the state aud
no doubt will give the local twirlers
a hard run for their money. The
locals met with defeat in their open
ing game in Pueblo last Saturday by
a score of to /.
The local Highs have been holding
practice games for the last few weeks
and with a few more tryouts will be
able to pat 1t all over most of the
outside school teams. Several gam $
will be played with Canon City dur
ing the summer months. The Flor
enoe aggregation is made of good base.
ball material, and before midsummer
the outside teams will know more
about this than they do at the present
time.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
PArHfINDERs START.

Detriot, Mich. April 13-The off,
cial pathfinder of the American Auto.
mobile association who is to map out
the route of the Gidden tourists, left
here today. Several weeks will be
required by the pathfinders under D.
II. Lewis to accomplish the work of
measuring the course, taking photog-
raphs of prominent scenes en- route
and planning the exact highways to
be covered. Owing to the nature
of the roads in the Missouri valley
extra time is being allowed for the
work, but unquestionably overy de-
tail will be completed by the first of
June.
The Glidden tour itself will start
from Detroit July 0. occupying two
days to reach Chicago, where stop
will be made over Sunday. Already
arrangements are being made to enter
tain the troopers royalty while they
remain In that city. and all the
clubs In local motordom desire to
cooperate in the festivities.
The Northwest has made siren.
nous effort to get the Gliddon to come
that wny. and there will be much re-
joicing over the announcement tina t
the caval cade is to visit Minneapolis
and St Paul.
From the Twin Cities to Omaha
Is a portion Of the route not yet
determined definitely, but both the
Sioux City and tho Waterloo -Des
Moines paths are being considered.
Westward from Omaha the route
will pass through Lincoln, then to
Grand island, after which the regu.
lar transcontinental route will be
taken to Julesburg. Colo. then to
Denver.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13

The April term of tho Fremont
county district court began yesterday
morning with Judge Champion pre-
siding. The jury has been summoned
to appear at 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing, the l9tb,. at which time tho
criminal docket will be called for
trial. The greater part of the time
this week will be taken up In the
hearing OF motions and in the consid-
Grafton Of routine business. There
are nine prisoners in the county jail
awaiting trial, three of whom are
Mexicans. There is about tho usual
criminal and civil dookets. The jury
will probably finish up its work in
about three weeks.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
Tr,NEo BOXING NOT FOR GIRLS
Chicago journal Opposes innovation
That Has Been Urged.

a woman's club has decided that
girls must ienrn to box, and the men
are still guessing whether the motion
is intended TO keep them uuaggresslye
or as a beauty measure for the girls.
Young women have gone in FOR al
sorts Of hard exercising. They are
should 20 easy on boxing. They are
built differently from Een, an Had.
vlsed blow may give rise 20 dangerous
and lifelong Ills.
Fencing for girls has everything to
recommend It. boxing is more than
open to question. There are few oc.
casiong when n girl has need to uEo
her fists IN selfdeienso, and there
seems lack OF refinement In training
them to a brutal art. that carries with
II few advantages In grace. supploness
or physical health.
II IL more than doubtful II tho fair
boxers would stick to the rules Of the
ring. foul or an undercut would not
be taken graoiously. It is to be feared.
Think OF the row II gloves should be
doffed in n moment OF excitement and
woman's natural weapons - tongue.
lasbing and g--substltuted.
II Is TO be hoped that boxing for
women will die an early death. II 60
dangerous, ungraceful and unwomanly.
Chicago News.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
". {. TANNER WRITES
ABOUT DEATH OF CHILD
American Falls, Idaho, Apr. Z
ev. W. q. Millikau,
Florence, Colo.


Florence, Colo.
Dear Friend-1 got The Tribune
last evening. and have read the YER
dict of the saloonkeepers of Floren ce
in regard to your veracity.
have heard the whole story of
the death of young child in saloon
there from an eyewitness. The story
was told mo without any solicitation
upon my part. and by one VIII o WAS
In the employ of the parents of the
child in question. have no reason
to think this party told me an un-
truth, nor that he exaggerated the
Nervousness of the parental crime in
the least.
1t occurred In one OF the saloons In
Florence, Colo. some sixteen or sew
eDteen years ago. The parents of
the child were at that time we'll
known in Florence. The mother has
long since left Florence and has
taken her disgrace and sin with her.
Yours Truly.
W Il TANNER
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13

Some Of the earlier varieties of
peach trees over the county are In
bloom and tho cold weather during
the last few nights nipped thom some
but 1t Is not though tho damage in
that regard will DO very heavy, as
most of the trees arc still buried. a
gentleman down from Canon City this
morning stated tina. the cherry crop
has been damaged to some extent. but
that unless there Is succession OF
heavy froezes from now until May.
the damage will not tc very extensive
to this fruit.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13

A dispatch from Goldaeld, Nov.
yesterday told OF an automobile nc.
cident there in which W. T. Thomp.
son, superintendent of the state fish
hatchery at Leadville. was injured.
Mr.. Thompson formerly resided here
and WAS manager of tho local Office OF
the Continental Oil company. He
and party were riding In the auto.
mobile when It bounded into creek
and threw the occupants against some
boulders, oil narrowly escaping with
their lives. Mr.. Thompson's injur.
los are not serious.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13

Tribune classified advertising will
bring you what you want Try nd
vertising something you don't want
for something you can use. Two bits
is the price for weeks insertion of
fifteen words. If your house is stand
ing empty maybs there is good
tenant among The Tribune readers
who will rent 1t from you
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13

At the Methodist Episcopal church
this evening reception will be ten
dered the forty new members who
recently affiliated themselves with
that denomination. Mrs. WE. Tan.
nor, one of the old members. leaves
tomorrow for Am erican Falls. Idaho,
and the reception will also be in her
favor. Mr.. Tanner lett this city some
weeks ago and is now engaged in the
real estate business In the Idaho
town.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
NOTICE A. +. and A. M.

Special communication of Frem ont
lodge No. 81 A. II. and A. NJ, will
be held Wednesday evening. April
13, 1909. at their hall for work in the
Master Masons degree. All membsrs
are requested to be present Visitors
cordially invited.
r O. Thompson. W. M.
Thos. E. Walters, Sec'y.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
EYE. EAR. NOSE. THROAT.

DR.. X. O. Sapero. the we'll known
Denver specialisr, will be In Florence
again Wednesday aid Thursday April
IL and 10 at tho Lennox Hotel. Con
sultstion and examination for glasses
free. Gall early.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-13
W. Il. TANNER.

BRING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
to the Lennox Hotel where DR.. Sa.
pero. the we'll known eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist, Will examine
their eyes and yours free, wednes.
day and Thursday. Aprll Il and i5