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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-17
Music
GADSkI RECITAL.

! GADSkI RECITAL.
The most important musical event
for the week is the concert to be Civ
en- Wednesday at the Coliseum by
Madame Gadski under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Edward Taylor of Indian
| apolis. This is the first of series OF
| recitals to be given this winter
In addition to her concert work un
der Loudon Charlton's direction, Nine
Johanna Gadski is now one of the
leading prima donnas OF the Metropol
itan Opera Company When in New
York. Nine. Gadski lives at an uptown
hotel. for with constant rehearsing she
has little time for domesticity But
in Berlin she has her own charming
home with it's many spacious rooms,
all lavishly provided with beautiful fur.
niture and hangings. There are many
rare works of art, while plants and
flowers are everywhere.
In this beautiful home. where she
spends her summers with her husband
and little daughter, Gadski forgets
the exigencies Of artist life, except
for certain number of hours a day
which she faithfully devotes to prac-
tice and study. Nine. Gaiski is con-
stantly enlarging her repertoire, for
own severest critic
The results Of Gadskis summer
study are shown in her concert pro-
grams. which invariably show num-
Der Of novelties in addition to the
great arias and Lieder for whose rem
dition she is famed.
If one may judge from journalistic
rhapsodies. Nine. Gadski's success in
the sections commonly termed wild
and-wooly has been quite as striking
as in the effete east. One breezy
western paper recently remarked:
1T is an uralloyed joy-possibly be-
cause so rare-to hear an artist who
is in her prime with voice possess
ing youthful freshness. instead Of pow
ers merely reminiscent of past glories.
We gladly hear the has beens,' for
we learn much from them even though
their voices be on the wane, but it GER
tainly is delight to listen to singer
who is instead of was Long may
Gadski wave."
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WILL GIVE MUSICAL.
The following is the program for the
to be given Sunday evening
at the Fifth Street Methodist church
by the choir under the direction of
Professor Jesse Wood:
Prelude
(a) Berceuse ....... .Chas. Dennee
CD Evening Song. ..... Armstrong
Hymn, No. 493.
Prayer and Scripture.
Choir-"Send Out Thy Light.
............... Oh. Gounod
Duet-"Jesus Lover of My Soul.
............. ........ Lassan
Mrs. Gottschall, Mrs. Stillinger
Thy Creator.
as God Leads. Parks
Mrs. Gottschall, Mrs Thompson,
Miss Campbell, Mrs. Stillenger.
Offertory- Traimerie and Rom
aVlce ............... Schumann |
solo-'A Dream of Paradise. Gray |
Miss Josephine Campbell
Cello Obligato, Jesse Woods.
Ihoir-"The Lost Chord. Sullivan |
With Me-. Schneider
Mrs. Gottschall, Mrs. Stillenger
Mr.. Stillenger. Mr.. Foss
,hoir-'The Palm Branches.
.................. Faure- Norris
Miss Campbell and Choir.
Pilgrims Of the Night" !
.................. H. Parker
'ostlude.
Mr.. Norman Brown, accompanist.
Mr.. Jesse Woods. organist- director.
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GAVE CONCERT.
An excellent concert was given Fri
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The Marion Post is making grea.
progress in their effort to open per.
manent headquarters
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c. o. Tooker is spending the day in
Winchester. visiting friends.
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Post c is the proud possessor Of :
beautiful new pennant, made and pre-
sented to the Post by Mrs L. E. Turner
and daughter. The new pennant is
made Of the colors of the T. p. A. and
is beautiful piece of work. The boys
are proud of the flag and are greatly
thankful to the makers for 1t.
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Music.
Reading. Mrs. Howard Dill.
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SERVED A LUNCH,

The ladies Of the Grace Methodist
church served a luncheon Saturday
evening in the church dining rooms
The affair was we'll attended. large
sum being realized. The ladies will
continue to serve lunch each Saturday
evening until further notice.
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Don't forget the date of the mex:
smoker..Friday, November ).
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large number of the T. P A. boys
are making arrangements to see The
Travelling Salesman Monday at the
Gennett. From the talk going the
rounds Post c will have a large repre-
sentation to see themselves as others
see them.
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GAVE CONCERT.

An excellent concert was given Fri
day evening of last week by the choir
of the First English Lutheran church
under the direction of Mr. Lee Nus
baum.
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The Buck is peacefully resting in his
home in Fountain City
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NOW at all druggists in three
stxes Csc, SOC and $l.OO
per bottle

Oanoerine enjoys a greater sale than
any other one preparation regardless OF kind
or brand. and ii has a much greater sale than
all Of the other hair preparations in the
world combined.
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Don't forget the pool and billiard
tournament to be pulled off the latter
part of the month. The last Friday
of the month is the day set for the
opening of the tournament and every
body wishing to enter should have his
name in to the committee so the handi-
caps can be arranged by that time.
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]. B. Young and Uncle Ryan of Ev
ansville and Terre Haute. respectively
have had one black mark recorded to
their excellent record as press chair.
men. We missed very much their T.
p. A. News and don't want to see
them get off their jobs very soon
again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
MAoRiz NOT APPROVED.

Washington, Dec. 20-The attitude
OF the gvernment toward Nicaragua
would not be changed by the election
of Madriz as president Madriz would
have to show that he is capable OF
directing responsible government,
which is prepared to make reparation
for the wrngs done American citizens.
The state department announces
that the attitude toward Madriz will
be just as outlined in the Knox note,
and until responsible government
Is In control of the situation, no def
mite negotiations can be held. diplo-
matte relations cannot be resumed.
The state department officials said
this afternoon, after a call to the
White House, I'VE want Nicaragua to
settle her own affairs: we are not die
tating what shall be dne in Nicaragua
or who shall be named president. All
we want Is responsible government
that we can do business with
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
MORE BRUTAL DETAILS.

Los Angeles, Dec 20. Injections OF
salt water and chile sauce was the
firm of torture attributed to ZeIaya
by Marshall O'Neill, a civil engineer,
now here. O'Neill went to Nicaragua
to superintend a railroad. With other
Americans he plotted an invasion OF
Nicaragua from Honduras. The con.
spirators were arrested and sentenced
to be shot but were saved through the
activity of the British consulate.
Eighteen men and women were ar.
rested later in connection with a
new conspiracy. When they refused
to confess, hypodermic injections of
salt water, then chile sauce, we're ad-
ministered, accrding to O'Neill.
They were obdurate, but under
Zelaya's personal direction sO'Neill
charged, mixtures of salt water and
chile sance were administered until
the eighteen admitted their guilt.
They were then killed.
O'Neill says the Nicaraguan's esti.
mate Zelaya's fortune from $4,000, 900
to $50,000,000. He describes Estrada
as a man of progressive ideas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
BARONESS VAUGHAN QUIETLY
MAKES EXIT FROM BELGIUM

Brussels, Dec. 20.---The Baroness
Vaughan quietly left Belgium today,
her reign ended. accepting the hint
that If she did not depart voluntarily
she would be expelled.
The baroness had packed and for
warded to France the magnificent
furnishings of her chateau which we're
gifts of Leopold. To the Belgians she
was always mystery, and they
grew to discuss with unconcern her
absolute dominion over the kings pri-
vate life. but they deeply resent the
fact that as the kings body was
borne through the streets and lying
in state, her photograph was sold in
Brussels thoroughfares and her name
shouted by the hawkers as Caroline,
the Queen"
Despite the dispatches firm Italy
that Leopold and the baroness were
married, the kings personal friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
INVESTIGATION
FOR BALL|NGER
TAFT YIELDS TO DEMANDS OF
SEcRETARY's FRIENDS
AND CRITICS.
TAFT is DISAPPOINTED
That Country Would Not Accept His
vindcation Of BallInser as
Final -- Baltlnger's
Ultimatum.

Washington, Dec, 20.--president
Taft today yielded to the demands O
both Ballinger and his critics for 8
public investigation OF the Ballinger
Pinchot controversy.
Ballinger this afternoon informed
the president virtually that the inves.
tigation was the price or his remain
ing in the cabinet. and made 1t clear
that he is willing to sit silent and
wait for the thing to blow over"
Taft, it Is said, reluctantly admit
ted disappointment of his hope that
the country would accept as final his
own yindication of Ballinger and his
conclusion that the investigation Is
inevitable.
The leading Republicans in con-
gress feel that, apart from the merits
of the controversy, fostering sore
of this character must poison the sys-
tenn of the party in power, and that
1t Is high time to resort to the lance.
This is the elimination of various
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
SENATOR
WA. HARRIS DEAD
SUDDEN ATTACK or HEART DIS
EASE CARRIES HIM OFF IN
cHicAGo--kANsAN HAD A
BRILLIANT CAREER.

Chicago Dec. 20.-Former United
States Senator w. A. Harris, OF Kan
sas, died suddenly of heart disease
today at the home Of relative here
Harris has been In Chicago a
month"; having come to attend the
Live Stock exposition, He was ap.
parently In good condition when
stricken; he died in a few minutes.
Harris served in the Confederate
army three years as assistant adjutant
general and ordnance officer. In 1865
he became engaged al a civil engi-
neer at the construction OF the Kan
sas division Of the Union Pacific, and
later was government land agent.
Harris was Ppulist and prior to his
election AIS senator was a member OF
congress
The body viii be taken to Law
renee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
CONGRESS WILL
ADJOURN TO-DAY
SENATE AND HOUSE FINISHED
LABORS AT z O'CLOCK
YESTERDAY.
DEpEW ON CHRISTMAS
Makes Optimistic Remarks In Senate
on Pessimistic Articles in Re.
cent Pcriodicals-in
the House.

Washington, Dec, 20.--The senat g
and house concluded their labors at
II o'clock today. Tomorrow an ad-
ljournmena for two weeks will be
taken.
Aside from the confirmation of the
nomination of Horace H. Lurton, OF
Tennessee, as associate justice of the
supreme court, the principal feature
of the senate proceeding was the
speech laden with optimism for the
Christmas season by Depew. The
New Workers. address was called
forth by what he characterized the
pessimistic predictions in Senator La
Follette's magizine and many news
papers and other periodicals relating
to the effect of the present tariff law
upon the prices of the necesasres of
life, as we'll as In relation to the
dangers to the people on account of
the pending exhaustion of the natural
resources.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
THE BIG PLUMS
ARE O|SHEO OUT
SENATE CONFIRMS TAFT's DIP
LOMATic AND OTHER
APPOINTMENTS.
CALHOUN GOES TO CHINA
AS United States An,bassador--co ION.
ffrnation Of Bacon Slightly
opposed-RusseII Goes
to Persia.

Washington, Dec. 20.-Charles w
Russell, who was appointed minister
to Persia today, is assistant attorney
general of the United States. For
twenty years he was connected with
the department of justice.
William James Calhoun, of Chicago
appointed minister to China, has had
considerable diplomatic experience in
Cuba and Venezuela, and also served
on the interstate commerce commits
sion. E
Robert Bacon, of New York, named
to France, was a former
of the firm of j. P. Morgan
and company. He was appointed as
assistant secretary of state in Sep
tember 1906, and secretary of state
from Jan. 27 until March 6 of the
present year.
Richard G. Kerers, named ambassa-
dor to Austria Hungary, is native
of Ireland, union veteran. and re-
sided in st. Louis since 1876.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
V0noluded on Sixth Page)
HAD CONFERENCE
AT WHITE HOUSE
TARIFF BOARD MEETS WITH
TAFT AND OTHERS-DtS-
cUSSED MAXIMUM AND MINI
MUM TARIFF RULE.

Washington, Dec. 20.-A long CON
sultatlbn in the White House this
afternoon between Taft and Knox,
members of the new tariff board,
members of the trade relations staff
of the state department and Senator
Aldrich, indicated that Taft will be
In a position on March to proclaim
which countries will be given the
benefit of the minimum tariff In re-
turn for concessions.
The tariff board, composed of Prof
II. G, Emery, James B. Reynolds and
Alvin II. Sanders, has for three
months been locating tariff discrimi-
nations against the United States. II
was said that these were easy to find
and many are entitled to being
termed gross" Efforts will be made
to adjust matters with most countries
automatically within the next two
months
The greatest difficulty is expected
with France. on account Of the heavy
increases in the Payne bill on wines,
etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21

disbelieve it, and characterize the ru
NOR of civil uion as pure nonsense
and the baroness was never either re-
corded or proclaimed the kings wife
As the baroness passed today from
Belgian life, the Princess Louise tri
umphantly entered the city and was
officially greeted and also acclaimed
by the people. She was conducted
whit royal honors to the Chateau
Belevedere, henceforth her official
home.
A vast crowd again viewed the
kings body. Many from the provinces
were incensed by the gates being
closed at s o'clock and tried to force
an entrance. In the panic the people
were trampled and garments torn, a
number being injured. Finally the
palace was re-opened, and the visitors
filed past the catafalque.
On Thursday Albert win trium.
phantly enter Brussels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21

Henry Lane Wilson was transferred
from Belgium to be ambassador to
Mexico. He became minister to
Chile in 1897. He is native of In
diana.
Horace c, Knowles, transferred
from Nicaragua to Santo Domingo, Is
a Delaware lawyer.
Henry r. Gage, of California, ap.
pointed minister to Portugal, was
governor of California from 1899 to
1908.
Laurits s. swenson, of Minneapolis,
appointed minister to Switzerland,
was minister to Denmark from 1897
to 1905.
Henry p. Fletcher, appointed minis
ter to Chile, Is F36 years old, and has
been secretary OF the legation at
Picking since 1907
Charles Page Bryan, of Illinois,
transferred from Portugal to Belgium,
served in the Illinois legislature four
terms.
R. S. Reynold Hit, of Illinois, was
appointed minister to Panama.
Fenton r. McCreery, of Michigan,
minister to Honduras.
The nominations of district attor-
neys include:
William E. Trautman, for the east
ern district of I1tinoic
William A. Northcott, for the south
ern district of Illinois.
The nomination OF Charles p.
Hitch, marshal for the eastern dis.
trict Of Illinois, caused surprise, as
1t was understood that Roosevelt had
selected James Sloan, of Danville, a
secret service man, for the place.
Cannon and Cullom favored Hitch.
The foreign relations committee
voted today TO report the nomination
Of Robert Bacon as ambassador to
France, to the senate tomorrow, when
Root probably will seek to have It
(Cuucfuded an Sixth parel
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
NEGRO muRpERERs CAUGHT.

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 20.--Barri
cading themselves in house, VIII,
Sheldon, and Clinton Montgomery,
negroes, wanted for the murder Of
Algernon Lewis, a young white man,
late this afternoon fired on the
sheriff's posse near Magnolia, Ma
rengo county, wounding four whites,
one fatally. The house was set on
Ere and Clinton Montgomery Was
remated and the other two we're
captured when they dashed from the
burning building.
Lewis was waylaid Saturday night
by the Montgomery negroes, 1t is
charged, his body riIdled with bullets
and left In the road. The search for
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
ESTRADA MOVES.

Rama. Dec. 20.--Estrada began a
forward movement this morning. The
battle will be In the bush and is ex-
pected to last at least three days.
Estrada's soldiers eheered as they
left on lighters. towed by tugs Gen
eral Luis Mona is advancing In an en-
deayor to outflank General Gonzales,
who now commands the zelayans.
The first movement began last
night and the detachment started at
. o'clock this morning. Gonzales has
forces scattered in line eight miles
long. Estrada expects to surround
and harass them, shut off the food
supply, and, by sharp-shooting make
tho trenches exceedingly unsafe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
SHERIFF AT BELLEvILLE is
PREPARED FOR AN OUTBREAK

East st. Louis, Ill, Dec. 21.--One
hundred and fifty employees of the
East st. Louis and Suburban Railway
company, having failed to obtain a
car to take them to Belleville this
morning, took charge of the "Owl
Car started for the county Jail at
Bolleville, ran the car three miles
when the power was shut Off by Gen.
eral Manager Hewitt, and the car
stranded
Less than one hundred men were
in the public square at Eelleville.
The saloons in the square were closed
by the police. While there was some
talk of lynching Clark, the men were
kept moving and not allowed to form
in crowds.
East St. Louis. Dec. 2e.-Eight com
panies OF militia we're ready to start
for BeIievile. ILL.,. tonight and Sheriff
Cashei was waiting at the county jail
there with q heavily armed force 0f
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
Was Hanged in Tower Of Fire Station---Three
Negroes Who Murdered White Man in Ala
bama Caught After One Was Cremated
When Officers Fired House They
Had Fled to.

Little Rock, Ark, Dec 20.--Follow.
ing the shooting to death In his cell
at Durall's Bluff last night of George
Bailey, a negro by mob and gath
ering in protest today of number OF
negroes, clash between the races Is
not improbable.
Bailey had shot and probably fa-
tally wounded Matt Todd, planter,
Tho mob worked SO quietly that many
residents were not awakened. Tie
mob gained access to the cell corri-
dor, but the cell withstood their at
tack. Then as the terrified man
crouched In the corner of his cell, fif-
teen bullets of fusillade entered his
body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21

recent conferences. Ballinger Wick,
ersham and Hitchcock together went
to the White House today,
Ballinger told the presid@nt. 1t is
said. that the situation had@ oecome
intolerablc and he was compelled to
insist upon an investigation. Bal
fingers demand carried the endorse
ment of Wickersham and Hitchcock,
and he also has the sympathy of other
members of the cabinet. This undoubt-
edly will be one OF the subjects at
tomorrow's cabinet meeting.
Several things served to bring the
matter to head. The speech OF
Representative Hitchcock, Democrat,
of Nebraska. in the house recently
demanding action upon his resolution
providing for an investigation of the
land office. was a factor Bailinger,
1t is said, feared that the resolution
would be tabled by the Republicans
and that it would be construed as an
effort to "whitewash" him" He has
also received from close personal
friend, an expert on land laws. advice
urging such an ultImatum as Bal.
linger announced today.
Four aspects of the situation are
taken into consideration by party
leaders:
First, the effect upon the future OF
the Republican party and the Taft
administration If attacks upon the in.
tegrity OF member OF the admins.
tration be allowed to pass unchal
lenged.
Second, the possibility OF the con
troyersy between the adherents and
opponents of BalIinger becoming so
bitter as to endanger party legisIa-
tion.
Third. the practical standstill of
the whole policy of the conservation
of the natural resources during the
present conflict among those in whose
fCnn rtudad IN QcrcnA unr~N
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
MADRtZ ELECTED,

Managua, Dec 20.--Madriz was to.
day unanimously elected president of
Nicaragua by congress.
The session was exciting, but
seemed In perfect unanimity on the
election of Madriz. The announce
ment of the result brought vociferous
cheering and cries of "Vivi Madriz. "
down with the monopolies," down
with tyranny" Long live the consti.
tuition"
DIR. Madriz will assume the presi.
dency tomorrow. He was escorted
to the balcony of his hotel, where he
briefly addressed the great crowd,
urging harmony. and cooperation. He
pledged himself to uphold the rights
of the citizens, and establish a policy
of equal opportunities for all.
Congress first accepted Madriz's
resignation then recommended the ac
ceptance and formulation of an adj
dress of thanks for Zelaya's services
to Nicaragua. Following the adoption
of this report the nomination of Mad
riz was made and was greeted with
enthusiasm. On the call for stand.
ing vote every man rose.
Influential delegates had been pour.
ing in from Leon, the Liberals strong
hold, Chinandenga and Granada, with
the averred purpose of winning Mad
riz's candidacy. While Zelaya knows
Madriz is not favored by the United
States he still urged Madriz as his
successor
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
LYNcHlNG nv TEXAS.

Rosebud, Texas. Dec, 20.-~Coke
Mills, q negro. who shot and fatally
wounded City Marshal Williams to-
day, was taken from the jail by
mob tonight and lynched.
Williams was shot while attempt
Ing 70 arrest the negro on minor
charge The negro He'd with Mayor
Ward pursuing. One Of the mayors
bullets disabled the fugitive, who was
overpowered and Jailed.
An hour later mob formed,
sformed the prison, secured the
negro, and hanged him In the tower
OF the fire department headquarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21
FoRAKER's BROTHER NAMED.

Washington, Dec. 26-Among the
United States marshnls named by
Taft today In Creighton NJ. Foraker.
Of New Mexico, who has held that Of
fee for sixteen years Foraker is a
brother cf former Senator Foraker,
and Taft is much concerned about
bringing the Republican faction In
Ohio into closer harmony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21

Washington. Dec. 20.--Castrillo to.
night received the following from the
secretary of the provisional govern
ment:
The battle has begun. We have
taken the offensive. VIII advise you
OF result"
Another cablegram to Castrillo
stated that the revolutionists under
no circumstances will countenance
tho election of Madriz nor any other
Zelaya casdidate
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21

He swore In more than score Of
deputies, and armed them with riot
GUNS and small arms. Extra ammuni-
tion was brought into the Jail. and
arrangements made for immediate
notification in case any pronounced
exodus developed from here.
There is little here indicating the
tho warlike preparations are needed.
The friends and fellow employees OF
Goldey. the dead motorman, and
O'Brien, the wounded conductor, are
outspoken in their condemnation of
the negro especially after 1t was re-
ported that Clark had confessed. De-
nial OF the latter rumor, however.
served to dispel the evidence Of mob
spirit.
We are ready and waiting said
The sheriff tonight, "bat the chances
pf trouble. however, are slight"
S ffs0rrls,Aca m 9axfh EnaAA
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21

the murdefers continued all day sun
day and today.
Gov. Conner tonight ordered a COM
pany Of militia from Selma to Mag
nolia.
Marengo county has large negro
population and race riot IL believed
imminent.
The sheriff, with a number oil
deputies, left Magnolia almost imme-
diately for Linden, the county seat,
hoping to save the two negroes from
lynching
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-21

lelaya by an impartial tribunal in
Nicaragua for the wilful murder of
American citizens, ample apology for
Nicaragua and such damages and
reparatin as may be just"
The resolution was referred to the
freign affairs committee.