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New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
TIGER NEHSPAPER'S FEAT
Gets H'relesS Message from DR.. ran
Duke in Paris.

Princeton. y. J.. March 12.-"The Daily
PrincetonIan" to-day received direct wireless
message from DR.. Henry van Dyke, Who is lect-
uring at the Sorbonne in Paris. The MESA &c
was relayed here from New York, received here
by the Students Wireless Club in the Science
Building and teIephoned to the "Pr1ncetonian
office This is said TO be the first time the feat
has been accomplished in college journalism.
The editors Of the paper made arrangements
Nth T,r van Dyke bv letter and bic to send
the message from the EineI Tower this morning
DIR. van Dykes message read:
Greetings 10 my Princeton friends.
It was relayed over the following course:
Paris. London, watervfTe Greland). steamer Bal
tic. steamer Kronprinzessin. the Ceotlie. steamer
Noordam. Camperdovn tNovs Scotia. Siascon-
set Nantucket Island. Sagaponack U-ong lsland)'
the United Wireless Company. Broadway, New
York. and the Science Building. Princeton
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
OTTO G. HEINZE CASE UP
EUidence Taken at Morse Trlal Be
fore FederoL Grand Juru.

Evidence taken ar the trial Of Charles W
Morse, the convicted banker, it is understood
was presented yesterday to the federal grand
jury in additional proceeding against + Au-
gustus Heinze. the former copper king
A year ago United States Attorney Stmson
obtained the Indictment of Heinze for overcerti-
flying checks drawn by his brother Otto =
Heinze. on the Mercantile National Bank for
approximately S45O.ooo. In that case he was
released on $4,000 bail, and his trial was to
have followed that of Morse.
Because - Of the testimony bearing on the
Heinze transactions given at the Morse trial the
federal authorities decided to postpone the pros
ecution of Heinze until second indictment had
been obtained. Before Morse was placed on
trial the federal grand jury returned three in
dictments against him.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
CROKER WANTS SOLDIERS
Fire Chief Asks Those HonOrably
DISCHARGED to Try Examinations.

In personal letter to Major General Leonard
Wood commanding the Department Of the East
Fire Chief Croker asks that honoraGy dis
charged soldiers be Informed of the coming Civil
Service examination for f1remen in this city
The letter. which has been published for troops
In the department in circular order, is "a fol-
lows:
1 ia the liberty Of addressing you for the pur-
pose of requesting that YOU inform all honnrably
discharged soldiers from the United states army
under your supervision who are desirous OF secur-
ing a position i'm the Fire Department that by
sion. No. c99 Broadway. on or before March "a.
they viii be furnished with application blanks for
membership in this department.
We have great many United states soldiers
and sailors i'm this department, who have proven
very satisfactory. and the department is deslrous
Of procuring a number of good men, who, / am
sure, he found in the army
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
CHARGE ORDERED HOME,
Talk Of 1merfcan-Mcd1can Inter
7cnfIOn.

Washington. March l2-Ou-ing TO the contln-
ued disturbed conditions in Nicaragua and
President zelayas failure TO make serious ef-
forts looking TO the settlement Of the Emery
claim the State Department to-day, by With
drawing Mr Gregory. the American charge al
&snagua. and ordering the legation placed IN
the hands Of the consul. who viii have no dip
ionatic capacity, practically broke off dlpio-
matte relations with Nicaragua
Affairs in Central America have been CLOSELY
watched bv the American and Mexican govern
nents both Of which have now come TO an un-
de-standing that the time has arrived when
drastic measures should be enforced to insure
peace in the Central American republics. Am
bsssador La Rarra of Mexico spent some time
IF the State Department to-day in conference
1ith Assistant Secretary Wilson, and the De
ternaina ton was reached that If the American
Tarships now in Nicaraguan waters and TO De
tent there are not sufficient TO impress Presi
dent Zelaya that the treaty Of peace entered
into between the Central American republics Is
rot 70 be lived up to, radical steps would he
taken 90 that IL IS
The impression was given that If need he in
Servsntion would be resorted 10. The govern
ments Of the United states and Mexico, it "as
stated, sre in fun accord as 10 the policy to he
pursued toward Nicaragua and are now await
ing Zelaya's further moves.
SO far as could be ascertained no official IN
formation has been received here Of a reported
naval engagement between gunboats Of Mica
rsgua and Salvador As bearing on affairs IN
Nicaragua the following statement was obtained
from official sources
Under telegrs phic' orders issued by the Navy
department an armored cruiser will remain upon
ne west coast Of Nicaragua pending the arrival
oi the Yorktown, TO take that stand indehnlte'E
aIla the Dubuque and the Tacoma are pfcce'H
4he 70 cruise the Atlantic coast OF Nicardsoai
eiln n The neighboThood Of Honduras
from inquiries made in Official quarters ~ IS
inferred thar these orders are related to dis
alleting official reports upon the political situ2
oon In Nicaragua affecting neigheorlng re
Continued third page
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
BURIED Wrong WOM4N
U'ido,c Surprises Friends H-ho
ThOught Her Dead Months Ago.

4 few months ago sorroWtng friends thought
they had buried Mrs. Katherine Dugsan in
grave in Calvary Cemetery. Twice she has been
declared legally dead. Yesterday she surpris
her lawyer and acquaintances in Long Island
CITY by sending A letter from st Zta's Home
for Friendless Women, at No. 12j East sd
street of which she is an inmate
John r. Merrill. of Long Island City. Mrs.
nuggan's lawyer raised fund Of $50 10 defray
the funeral expenses. while an old friend OF the
Duggan family in Long Island City contributed
srace in his family burial plot for the body. So
insistent was the writer of yesterdays letter
that she was the only genuine Mrs. Katherine
Dugran that Mr.. Merrill sent an attach6 of his
office to the home TO the woman. The at
tachk identified Mrs. Duggan beyond doubt.
An effort will be made to find Joseph
Duegan and have an accounting of the estate
of John Duggan. Mrs Katherine Duggan's hus-
hand made to the courts. To make sure that
Mrs Duggan will not disappear again before
the action is settled Mr.. Merrill yesterday sent
word TO the Sisters in charge Of St Zita's Home
not to permit her 10 leave the institution AS
on Axcuse for her unexplained disappearance
DJrs Duggan said she was subjected to periodi-
col attacks Of inflammatory rheumatism which
made her helpless.
Ths woman buried as Mrs. Duggan lived in
+ho san,e house she did before she disappeared
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
sly HE DFFACED FLAG.
4nother Charge 4g0inst Lacroir as
Result Of Auto Test,
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

the United states hag has been brought against
FauI Iacroix the French automobilist, who was
arrested here yesterday and charged with being
RESPONSIBLE FOR the death of bridgeport bust
ness man during the endurance test between
New York City and Boston.
The bridgeport police say that after the acci-
dent IN trying 10 halt Lacroix they lowered the
aae lust ahead of his car, but instead of coming
70 dead stop he shot ahead, snatched the Stars
and stripes from the policemen and dragged the
Aag along the line through the mud
I,qcroix vas released under bonds and went to
-, nth the other automobilists. He prom
- - return here tomorrow. when he will he
.,rr.,darad 10 the Bridgeport police for trial on
the double charges.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
p J. KIER4N INDICTED.
Criminal Charges Brought 1galnSt
Him IN PittsbWg.

Tittsburg. March 12.-The Allegheny CoUIIS
Grand 5urz- returned true bills to-day against r
7 Keiran former head of the Fidelity Fuhdihs
Company of New York, charging MIN Win e'i
hezzlement and larceny by ballee
The cases we're presented rather quietly, it
NOT having been known that Keiran had been
,r-..+e5 an the specifc charges which were set
forth in the cases disposed of to-day 1t is al
legged that Keirsn Illegally negotiated note
for $1,000 given him by Mother NJ. Vincent ot
the Sisters of the Good Shepherd at Hlilspure
The note was dated February 3 1%Ds. and 1T Is
set forth that the fusncer turned 1t into cash
and converted it to his use.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13

Washington. March 12.-For more than two
hours this afternoon the steering committee OF
the insurgents was in conference with com
mittee representing the Democrats RePTeseu-
tatiyes Gardner Madison. Nelson, Hubbard and
IIinsbsv we're present for the Insurgents and
Minority Leader Clark and Representative
Underwood OF Alabama. for the Democrats
The insurgents" II is said. convinced the
Democrats that they could deliver thirty votes
for any proposition they desired 20 propose on
Monday The Democrats promised 70 furnish
10 votes against the previous question motion
on the adoption of the old rules. This is the ful
Democratic strength less two. there BEING ons
vacancy on account OF death and one member
being seriously i'll One hundred and niusty
Eve will be majority.
The programme tentatively agreed On o. ths
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
HOPES CARNEGIE WILL BE SAVED.
DR.. Roberts. of Philadelphia, Also Thinks MI
Pockefeller Enemy Of Christian Education.
fBy Telegraph 10 T''- Trihune,


<eV Orleans March 12--Ghat Andrew carnegie
md I,br u Rockefeller are not friends Of Chris
,is, sd,, ,atiou vas the statement made to-day by
n. 1y-i,Iiau II Roberts Of Philadelphia, before
the council of Reformed churches Of America
II hone Carnegie viii he converted some day,
declared the speaker. 'Of the many who have
asked him for contributions, ! daresay very few
lave inquired into his spiritual condition or his
relations with Cod
Or J. q Howerton. Of Washington and Lee Uni
vereity opposed the acceptance Of money from
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
A THOUSAND LIVES LOST IN JAVA
Only One Man, Woman and Two Children
Escape from Three Villages

Victoria B. e. March 12.-News of landsndes
burying three villages involving the loss Of one
thousand lives. a Peudjoo. Java brought to
day by the steamer Empress of China. A part Of
Mount .Kentiana fell destroying the village OF
Tgiboe boehan and the towns of Wardengsite and
-Telokban ngce. only one man, two
children escaped to tell the tale. Tons Of earth
we're slipping the vessel left. Crowds flock
ing 20 see the terrible sights and recover the bod
les buried deep below the tons Of earth. Pesti-
,ence was feared. Dogs and birds feeding on
the bodies exposed to view
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
TAKING NO PART.
Er-President RooseUelt's Reply Re
garding House Insurgents Fight.

Oyster Bay. March 12.-Ex-President Rooss-
veIt declared tonight that he is taking no part
in politics He made this statement when asked
whether he was supporting the insurgents Of
the House Of Representatives in their fight
against Speaker Cannon. as dispatches from
Washington to-day reported.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
CONFERENCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The Vice President and Postmaster General
with President for Nearly Two Hours.

Washington March 12-For nearly Two hours to-
night Yice-Presdent Sherman and Postmaster Gen
oral Hitchcock were in conference win iresident
-r... Tho r1rnnse Of the conference could not he
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
FRENCH TARIFF DEBATE POSTPONED.

Paris March 12.-The debate in the Senate on
The rrorosed general revision OF the French tariff
has beeD postponea until after Easter, on account
~ rhe death Of the son Of NJ Cruppi. Minister of
Commerce
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
CAROLINA AND FLORIDA RESORTS,
nIpAaIklCtlI d hhEMDkIIC

eeapoard florida Istd-Year Round Ltd Fla Fast
-fsil-afferd exceptionally iae ser Ice Ssaboard
AIR Line Ry, 1883 BdWY. Phone 564t Mad.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13

It's purity. favor and dsliciousness stand IN
,tysuad All grocers sell "salada' Tsa--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
BRYAN TAXES Z. HAND.

To bolster UP the recalcitrant Democrats. IL
is understood that Mr. Bryan has begun to take
hand in the fight and has written to several OF
his friends in the House asking them to use his
name in inducing the entire Democratic mem
bership 10 be present. 1t was also rumOrsd that
ex-Prssident Roosevelt had written letters t0
several insurgents telling them to stand firm.
but this they all emphaticaIly denied
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13

Continued on third page
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-22

gram which consisted Of recitations
drills, dialogues and songs was well
rendered.
Miss Jennie Stanton OF Richmond
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard have
moved to New Castle where Mr.. How
ard has a position in the automobile
factory.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Hoover of
Hagerstown spent Sunday with Mrs.
Alva Cook
Mrs. Charles Stetson of Richmond
spent Monday with friends here
Mrs. Clay Brooks of Richmond has
been the guest Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Nicholson
| Lutte Hatfield made a business trip
to Indianapolis Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Roosa of Olive
Hill spent Sunday with Harry King
and family.
/ Mrs. Thomas Tarkleson and child.
rem are guests of relatives at New
Castle.
William Abshire of Richmond spent
Sunday at home.
The I. o. o. F. decoration services
were attended by large crowd Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Bennett deliver.
ed an excellent address. The Rich
mond City band furnished the music
King Williams of Richmond spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horl and sou
were guests of frutnds here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Albertson oil
Richmond attended decoration ser
vices Sunday.
john Wore. wife and daughter Of
BlOOmingsport, former residents Of
this vicinity were guests of his daugh
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Conley Sunday
Oliver Oliver has returned to his
home on Richmond after spending q
few days here.
Mrs. Patrick Quigley and daughter
of Williamsburg have been the guest,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ellis.
/ Mildred Poland, aged four years
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fo
land living three miles south of towl
died Saturday Of appendicitis. Tn,
funeral services were held at the NJ
E. church Monday at 1890 a. m. Ser
vices were conducted by Mrs. Free
Teas Of Centerville. Interment a
cemetery south of own.
Mrs. Sue Gaylor and Herman Eos
ter of Richmond spent Sunday q
home.
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Miss Mary Beard spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Neff. Of Har-
|vey's. Crossing.
Rev. r. w. Hawley and daughter.
Mrs. w. T. MAIN Of Indianapolis. viii
attend commencement Of the Soldiers
and Sailors Orphan home, Of Knights
town.
Guerney Bowen OF New Castle visit
ed friends in this place, Sunday
Miss Katherine Ulrich is spending
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Elliot. OF New Castle.
o. w. Masters and Charles Hunt, Of
Anderson, visited friends in this place
Sunday.
Hez Barnett has gone to Arapahoe.
Neb where he will spend month
with relatives.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Lem
barger, occurred this afternoon from
the home IN Mt. Auburn. Interment
In the Lutheran cemetery, at German
town. Rev. Small of Dublin had
charge of the services. Miss Lembar-
ger died week ago and the funeral
was delayed, pending the return of
her brother, Charles. from California.
Miss Esther Coffin has gone to Lin
ton for several weeks visit with rela-
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Jackson of Cen
terville, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jackson. Sunday.
Miss Rachel Coffman OF Richmond
was visitor in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Frazer, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rabcock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler visit
! ed friends in New Castle Sunday.
The Knights of Pythias and the Py-
THAN Sisters decorated the graves of
their dead, Sunday afternoon
| Mrs. George Roby attended the fu-
neral Of cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mansfield, at Richmond, Monday.
Miss Helen Filby entertained a
number Of her young friends at an
elegant six o'clock dinner, Sunday ev-
ening, the occasion being her six
teenth birthday anniversary. The fol-
lowing young people formed the par.
ty: Misses Lucille Petro. Pearl Thorn
burg, Ruth Bertsch. Bertha Murray,
Miss Eby, of Centerville: Messrs.
Frank Wissler, Charles Lawson, Carl
Mosbaugh, Laurence Eby, Walter
Lawson and Morris Hunt OF Rich.
mOnd.
A dozen ladies gave Mrs. Emma
Hodskin a pleasant surprise visit
Sunday afternoon in honor of her fit.
ty-ninth birthday anniversary. The
afternoon was spent In pleasant SO.
cial manner. Ice cream and cake were
served. In addition to a number OF
useful and pretty gifts a number OF
post cards were received from friends
from distance
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give concert. A large crowd 10 ex-
pected.
Frank Biose and family Of White
water. Ind. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. p. 8. Green.
Nora Spencer's new house ON South
Main street. b rapidly nearing com
pletion, being almost ready for the
plasterers.
Miss Constance Pyle Of Fountain
City. Ind, 10 visiting her uncle. w. l.
Robertson and family.
The ball game Sunday afternoon be
tween New Paris and the local team
was rather tame affair, resulting in
score Of IL to 2 In favor OF the home
boys.
Pierce Marley of Greenville. O.. was
visitor to, this place, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Showers continues In
very poor health. never having recov'
cred from the injuries sustained in q
runaway almost year ago.
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WILLIAMSBURG, o.

williamsburg, O., June 22-Mrs. DR..
w. B. Roads and daughter are visit
ing relatives at Hillsboro, o.
Howard Harley is at home from
Miami University for the summer va
cation.
Mrs. e. E. Chenoweth and son have
returned to their home at Winchester,
Ind, after weeks visit with rela-
tives here.
Oren Buckingham Is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Stanton and
family, near oxford, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. F'ulkerson and
daughter spent Sunday with friends
at Greenyille, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Culliston Of Bal.
timore, Nd, are visiting the Martin
and Armacost families in this vicinity
Mrs. Marion Tillson, who has been
suffering with a,severe attack of pneu.
monia, is now convalescent.
c. c. Davis and family and Chester
Williams and family visited Mr.. and
Ind, Sunday.
Henry Hoos has returned from Wis.
it to his children at Dayton, O.
c. A. Moore's spent Sunday with
relatives at West Manchester, o.
Everett White has purchased a new
motorcycle for use on the rural route.
w. H. Davis and family spent Sun
day at the country home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Platter.
Mrs. Mollie Brandon and sons OF
Piqua. O., are visiting local relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Irelan have gone
to Chicago to spend week with their
daughter, Mrs. Ira Thomas and family
Alex Anderson returned home from
indianapolis. Ind. Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Val Whiteman were
the guests of Andy Wright and fam.
lily for dinner, Sunday.
J. E. Irelan made business trip to
Greenville, O., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Kinney will
start in a few days on trip to Seat
tie to visit the Exposition.
Next Sunday, June q, the X. OF p
lodge of this place will hold memorial
services and decorate the graves 81
their deceased members. Rev. Zerbe
OF Fountain City. will deliver the ad
dress at two o'clock p. m. and the
Lynn band will be In attendance and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-22
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-22
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was saved from frightful death is a
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News Of Surrounding Towns

Q. H. Beeson Sunday. other guests at
dinner were Dr.. and Mrs. Kniese and
Mrs. Emily Williams and family.
Miss Abbie Wissler has returned
from Centerville and is again at her
place In the store.
III. 4. Jones has returned from Bos-
ton, Illinois. He reports Mrs. Drury
some better.
James Adams Of Dublin, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss Little
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Shank OF east OF town
were at dinner with Miss Nora Camp
bell Sunday.
Miss Rachel Thomas has returned
from Oberlin college to spend her va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Johnson Of In.
dianapolis, were guests OF Mrs. Carrie
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Bragg Mrs. johnson will spend the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moore of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ottus Crownover Of
east Of town entertained Messrs. and
Mesdames Greedy Keever Of near Jack
sonburg, and John Ingerman and fam
lily Of this place at dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams en-
tertained Messrs. and Mesdames Frank
Williams and Paul Caldwell and chill
dren at their Richmond home on Sun
day.
Miss Nora Wagner has gone to VIII
Harrisburg to visit her aunt, Mrs. w.
E.. Brown and family
Albert Dillon Of Doddridge was the
guest of Orwell Hess Sunday.
Miss Lois McClung was leader of the
Epworth league Sunday evening. A
fine program was observed.
Miss Ethel Doddridge was leader OF
the Epworth league at Doddridge
chapel Sunday evening. A fine pro-
gram was observed.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Pinnick
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Houseworth and
daughter Clara, were at dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Wright at Doddridge on
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Neff and children OF Co.
lumbus, O.. are visiting their aunt
Mrs. Mary Noll.
Daniel Clevenger of Doddridge. sold
Is head Of fine cattle Saturday.
Omer Hurst. Omer eKrlin, Charles
Kerlin and Dan Clevenger formed an
auto party to New Castle to see the
base ball game.