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Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
.RECALCITRANT WITNESSES
 IN BRICK TRUST CASE
Two, a Woman and a Lawyer, Ordered
 to Jail.

Chicago, Dec. 13.-Mrs. Aileen Chris tOpher. the governments principal witness in the alleged brick trust in- vestigation. late today began serving a thirty-day sentence in the county jail on a contempt charge. With her when she was taken to jail WIS Attor- ney John A. Brown. sentenced to seventy days on the same charge. The two were sentenced by Judge Landis when they refused to produce certain information before the federal grand jury.
 The friends of Mrs. Christopher as- sured her tonight that they would bring habeas corpus proceedings in the federal circuit court tomorrow.
 After she had been sentenced, and before she was taken to jail. Mrs. Christopher was taken before the grand jury. She was questioned more than an hour and. it is said. she divulged important information.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
ENEMIES RECONC|LED
 IN SOUTH AMERICA
The Argentina Bolivia Dispute Has
 Been Settled.

Buenos Aires. Dec. 13.-Friendly re- lations were re-established today be- tween Argentina and Bolivia. The trouble between the two countries ori- ginated in Bolivia's resentment at the decision of President Alcorta. arbi- trator of the BoliviaP Peru boundary dispute. it being alleged that he had favored Peru.
 Recently General Jose Pando. former president of Bolivia, opened negotia- tions with the Argentina government the latter country being represented by Foreign Minister Portela. AS a result Pando declared his recognition of the fact that the award of the Argentina executive was inspired by a spirit of justice. Today Pando and Portela signed a protocol resuming diplomatic relations.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14

 FEW REMARKS His First Public UHGrdnCc
 Since the Election NJ REFERENCE ID DISASTER The Guest of Honor of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce = Treated of the General Situation and Needs of the Country.
NO REFERENCE ID DISASTER

New Haven, Dec. 13.-Colonel Roosevelt, as a guest of honor of the chamber of commerce tonight made his first public address since the recent elections.
 The banquet was of more than or dinary significance through the pres ence of the guest who had recently been in controversy with simon F.. Baldwin, governor elect, who was al- so invited to attend. Judge Baldwin was not present. as the place assigned him at the guests table bore mute evil dence
 When Colonel arrived at the station a large crowd was waiting With a hearty laugh and a happy remark to those who reached to shake his hand he edged his way through the crowd to an automobile. It was noticeable that neither Governor Weeks nor any member of the congressional delega- ton was present, but their absence was due to other engagements.
 Colonel Roosevelt was greeted with cheers that lasted fully minute when he rose to speak.
 Tt seems to me tbat nothing could be better augury of the future of this country" he said. than that a re- publican president should appoint an ex-confederate of the opposite political faith as chief justice of the United States supreme court and receive the unanimous approval of his country men.
 Bodies like this chamber of com merce have been industriously taught to regard me as a kind of dignified an- archist. As a matter of fact I think that when you read what I have said. and not what certain representatives of the press have said I said, you will see that I have tried to preach only those doctrines on which this republic was founded"
 Colonel Roosevelt said he wished to see the hands of the states and the nation placed on the great corporations to regulate them. 'The rights of man must be paramount in q republic such as ours" he added
 In explaining his ideas of the square deal" he said: "I do not want the prize in the race to go to the man who is not fast enough Jo win. I want them to start event" Equal oppor-  upon which the republic was founded.
 You hear a good deal of national rights and state rights. I'm for both" He explained by saving that he was for national rights where they would best serve the welfare of the people and for states rights where their ex- ercise would be the most benficial.
 He said corporations should be treat ed with an exact measure of justice. Your grocer must make a profit or he won't continue to sell groceries" he explained. but if you pay his bills without examining them you don't show that you have a soft heart You show that you have a soft head"
 The effort to get a more complete control over the agencies of interstate commerce for the federal government represents. he said. is not an innovation but a realization of the purposes of the constitution.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
SUPPOSED MURDERER
 OF B|SBEE CITIZENS
An Italian Captured Last Night at
 Bowie.

Bisbee. AriZ., Dec. 13.-An Italian arrested tonight at Bowie station, on the Southern Pacific, is believed to be the man who killed Parker Bowl ing and ID. H. Faulk and wounded Ernest Duber with a knife last night. The officers have evidence that Bat tusti Marinoni. an Italian recently ar rived from Pittsburg, and Pete Ra- vilea committed the crime, Marinoni using the knife while Ravilea was fighting with his fists. There has been considerable excitement in Bis bee all day The inquest was crowd ed with spectators and friends of the murdered men. District Attorney Williams is in town from Tombstone. personally attending the inquest and questioning the witnesses.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
THE PANAMA EXPOSITION.

Washington, Dec. 13.-The plan to obtain a rule to permit the cOnsidera- ton of a resolution reported by the house committee on foreign affairs at the last session of congress, request ing the President to invite foreign governments to participate in an eX- position commemorative of the com pletion of the Panama canal. is being discussed by members of the CalifOr- nia delegation in congress.
 The resolution as reported to the house avoided specifying San Fran cisco or New Orleans and the Cali fornians are trying to figure out how they can get the rule out of the rules committee which has SD far held no session. Once the rule is obtained their purpose is to offer an amendment locating the exposition in San Francisco. The Louisiana delegation will strive to have New Orleans designated.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14

claims are illegally held, are now pending There are also under way twenty four suits against the Central Pacific Railway company and others to recover thousands of acres of val uable lands, which the government contend were illegally patented, prob= ably with the private knowledge that they were valuable for the mineral and oils underneath.
 In the departments campaign aginst bucket shops, $50 such places were closed, others voluntarily closed as a result of the crusade and in dictments are pending against men and corporations and the telegraph company which allowed the use of its wires.
 The bureau of investigation. which has built up an efficient secret po- lice. began raids on firms charged with using the mails for fraudulent purposes. The attorney general rec ommends legislation to permit the agents of that bureau to administer oaths and serve processes.
 During the year there were 15,371 criminal cases of all sorts in the United States courts which produced fines. forfeitures and penalties aggre- gating $1.OS3,974
 MT Wickersham recommends legis- lation to give the right of appeal in Indian cases. a law for the issue of search warrants for property stolen from the government; that federal judges be allowed travelling expenses within their own districts and that the salaries of all federal justices be increased. He also recommends that the statute of limitations in customs frauds be extended from three to five years. The attorney general also recommends legislation to permit the United States to sue and prosecute an offending corporation wherever that corporation may do business.
 As a result of the attorney gen. erals recent trip to Alaska he pre- sents some recommendations for the relief in thta territory. Some law should be enacted to help the needy and deserving poor in that cline, he says Under the present law. when a person is found with legs or arms frozen off or starved nearly too death. it is necessary to charge the invalid with vagrancy and have him in order to get treatment in a government hospital.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
WHEN II WAS DEFEATED
Iowa Senator Threatened Aldrich and Hale with the Wrath of the People The House Passes Pension Alp propriation Bill.

Washington. Dec 13.-A discussion of the tariff in the senate today pre- cipitated a lively debate in which Senators Cummins, Aldrich, Beve- ridge and Hale were the principal participants. It was occasiOned by Mir. Cummins speaking on his resoI- ution to amend the. rules of the senate and the house so as to permit a revision of the tariff schedule by Schedule and was ended when on mOfiOn by Mir. Hale the resolution was tabled
 The debate developed the fact that Messrs. Lodge and Aldrich were will ing to join in a piecemeal revision Mir. Aldrich favored the amendment but said he would prefer taking up the question by subjects rather than by schedules. He was emphatic in his opposition to the Iowa senator's method of proceeding which contem- plated an alteration of the rules of both house and senate by a joint res olutiOn. Mir. Hale did not participate in the debate.
 Much attention was given to the right of the senators to interfere in the formation of house rules and of the senate to amend revenue bills, which, under the constitution. must originate in the house. MT. Aldrich announced his opposition to a course that would circumscribe the house, and Mir. Cum mins interpreted this remark as a declaration in support of the right of the democratic house of the next congress to outline it's own policy without interference. The Iowa sen ator said he desired to keep politics out of the question.
 Mir. Cummins severely censured the senate practice of building up bills to it's own liking on measures sup piled by the house. Mir Aldrich did not follow him in this contention.
 MT. Cummins cOntended that unless the rules of the two houses were amended there would be no pOssibil- ity of amending the tariff. with the consequence that it must remain as it is until the people in their indig- nation and wrath rise up and compel a general revision"
 The senate confirmed a long list of recess appointments. In the house the pension appropriation bill. carrying S153,614,O 900 was passed.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
COLOR LINE DRAWN
 AT LEWIS APPOINTMENT
Speaker Cannon Opposes 1t for Other
 Reasons.

Washington, Dec. 13.-Presideni Tafts inclination to appoint William B. Lewis, a negro. of Boston, assis- tant attorney general. is meeting much opposition. Booker T. Wash ington called on Attorney General Wickersham today and urged it, and Speaker Cannon called to oppose it. The speakers opposition was not based on racial grounds but on reasons of economy.
 It is known that the place MT. Taft had in mind for Lewis was that of assistant attorney general, in charge of Indian depreciation cases. John D. Thompson of Danville, H.. Speaker Cannon's home town, now holds the place and he intends to re- sign as soon as the work is finished.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
MANY CASUAL TIES
 IN BRITISH ELECTIONS
Cork is an Especial Center of Dis
 turbance.

London, Dec. 13.-Elections continue wearily. The public has lost inter terest.
 The standing today: Government coalition: Liberals. 199: natiOnalists 5S; independent nationalists, 9; labor ties. 36; total. 293.
 Opposition: UniOnists, 249.
 The feeling runs high in Cork where there are conflicts daily. In riot today Paluck Sheely, NJ. P was struck by a stone and so badly injured that he was unconscious for sometime. No less than a hundred persons have been surgically treated at the Cork infirmatOry since the elections began. Eighty were admit ted in one night
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
COlLlDED IN A FOG.
Ten Injured in Wreck Near
 Tacoma.

Seattle. Dec. 13.-There has been a disastrous wreck on the Puget Sound Electric railway at Auburn. midway between Seattle and Tacoma. The in jured being taken tO Tacoma.
 Tacoma. Dec. 13.-The Interurban Limited leaving Seattle at D. m. and the local leaving here at the same hour crashed together in a head-on collision in a fog about 9 o'clock tonight. thirteen miles out of Tacoma. About ten are reported in iured. A special with physicians bringing the injured here is due about
 I0.30 a m
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
IT WAS SUNDAY BATTLE.

City of Mexico. Dec. 13.-A special telegram received by Fl Imparcial from Chihuahua says the battle at Cerro Prieto occurred late on Sunday after noon. The fighting was severe and at one time a cemetery was part of the battlefield. The dispatch did not give an estimate of the dead.
 Senor Ricardo Bravo, Mexican con- sul at this post. received a telegram lost evening about o'clock from Enrique Greet, secretary of foreign affairs in the cabinet of President Diaz, announcing the result of a battle between battalion of the federal troops and the rebels in which the latter were routed with heavy losses. The telegram as in terpreted reads as follows:
 City of Mexico. Dec. 13. Ricardo Bravo.
 Consul Mexicana, Phoenix
 The column of General Navarro engaged the revolutiOnists in CerrO Prieto. Chihuahua, killing sixty and wounding many more The rest of the revolutionists were put to flight with the federal troops in pursuit.
 CREEL.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
MRS. SHONTS FORGOT
That She Had s1s,ooo Worth of Jewels
 About Her.

New York, Dec. 13.-CollectOr of Customs Loeb disposed of the case of Mrs. Theo. P. Shonts. wife of the head of the Interborough Rapid Transit company, this afternoon by assessing S1O26O. the usual so per cent duty. on jewelry appraised at $1S,000. which was taken from Mrs. Shonts when she ar rived from Europe.
 The investigation showed no con- cealment of the jewels and that the failure of Mrs, ShOnts to declare it was not Milful
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
A HOUSE PLAN.

Washington, Dec. 13.-The creation of a tariff commission to collect and assemble tariff data but not to make recommendations may result from a hearing today before the house com mittee of ways and means. Repre- sentatives .GOOde of Iowa and LenroOt of Wisconsin, both insurgents, and J. C. Cobb of Boston, president of the national tariff league, will en- deavor to harmonize their differences between the measures they favor and frame a substitute bill to be pre- Sented tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
THE GENERAL A PRISONER.

Fl PasO. lex. Dec. 13.-Mexican Coraul AntOrio V. LOmeli today re- ceiVed confirmation of yesterdays reported battle et Cerro Prieto, Sixty insurgents were Killed and many more wounded according to the same re- pores.
 The ccnsul's confirmation is to the effect that the insurgents were com pletely routed being pursued into the mountains by federal troops. General Frieto. commander of the insurgents. is saii to be a prisoner.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
UNDESIRABLE CITIZEN.
Appeals to the Government Against
 City Officials.

Knoxville. Tenn. Dec. 13.-Mayol j. Will Taylor. Health Officer Dr. j. T. Turner. Chief of Police F. NJ Haynes and Dr F. NJ. Riggs of La fayette were arrested in that city to- day on federal warrants sworn out by A. s. Colyer.
 Colyer claims that the defendants violated the federal criminal code which makes it a felony ito conspire to injure. oppress. threaten or intimi- date any citizen in the free exercise and enjoyment of any right or privi- lege secured to him by the cOnstitu- ton or laws of the United States.
 Colyer claims that the men threat ened to run him out of Lafayette and to tar and feather him.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
NOT TO BE SURPRISED.
Government of Honduras Alert
 Aagainst Revolution.

Puerto COrtes, Honduras. Dec. 13.- A guard is placed every night around the hotel here. where foreign visitors and business men stay. The govern ment fears a revolution and suspects that American soldiers of fortune may be masked behind every Yankee passport.
 The Honduras gunboat La Tumla keeps steam up day and night. She is equipped with Krupp guns of small calibre. and has expert gunners aboard.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
COMMANDER IS PRISONER
Revolutionists Enroute To the Hills Pursued By Government Forces Six ty Were Killed and Many Wounded In Battle.

Washington. Dec. 13.-SenOr de la ceived tonight the following dispatch from Enrique Creel. Mexican minister of foreign affdi.S:
 General Navarro's forces today defeated the seditionists at Ce-ro PrietO in Chihuahua Sixty were killed and many wounded. The se- ditionists are in flight and the fed cral troops are pursuing them"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
GOVERNORS SALARIES.

Washington, Dec. 13.-(Spe- ciaI.)-The secretary of the in terior sent a communication to the house today recommending an increase of the salaries of the governors of Arizona and New Mexico from S3,o00 to S6,000 each.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
THE POLE THREW ROLLER.

New York, Dec. 13.-ZbOyscsko. the Polish wrestler won two straight falls from B. F. Roller of Seattle in a match here tonight. The first fall was se- cured in 1 hour. 13 minutes and 25 sec onds. and the second by an arm roll in II minutes and 40 seconds.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
LUCKY BALDWIN's DAUGHTER
At Any Rate, litigant for Part oi
 Estate Claims to Be.

Los Angeles. Dec 13.-The jury has been completed and testimony will begin tomorrow in the suit by Miss Anita Baldwin Turnbull. daughter of Mrs. Lillian Ashley Turnbull, who seeks twO-ninths of the estate of the late F. J. Qucky) Baldwin. Her mother is expected to be the first witness in the case, involving mill lions
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
NO READING STRIKE.

Philadelphia, Dec. 1S.-Members of the Order of Railroad Photographers announced tonight that the threat ened strike on the Philadelphia & Reading railroad had been declared off
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.
The Indications that Lynch Will be
 Reelected.

New York. Dec. 1S.-The National Baseball league occupied itself only with routine business today. It is probable that the election of a pres ident will not come up until late to- morrow or Thursday. President Lynch's supporters say his reelection is assured
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Dec 1s.-Forecast for today-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14

FOR SALE-4-room brick dwelling; bath; corner lot; close in; fine shade, nice lawn; 5000; $500 down, balance $25 per month.
 E. E. PASCOE,
 110 North Center Street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01

Frances Cain was out to Stringtown
Tuesday afternoon the guest of his
son, Thomas Cain.
Charley Morrison and Clyde Cox of
Modoc, were here Wednesday after
noon transacting business.
Mrs. Paul Barton will visit her rel
atives at Spencerville during the M.
E. conference, which will be held at
Button.
Mrs. Edna Replogle was the We'd
nesday afternoon guest of Mrs. Emma
Hiatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnnie Swain were at
Lynn Wednesday,. Mr.. Swain is
working for the Muncie Creamery Co.
Ed Martin, the trick wire walker and
juggler, is now off with some show
over in Ohio.
Aaron Rich of Modoc was here today
in the interest OF his line of business.
E. e. Nicholson is near Germantown
this week with force of hands, paint
ing.
George Canaday and Ora Edwards
were near Greensboro Wednesday tear
ing down an old barn o the Ben
Crawford farm.
d. O. Moore, of the First ,tional
bank of Greensboro, was hert We'd
nesday looking after banking bus sss.
DR.. A. l. Loop was out near Nor
gan's chapel Wednesday afternoon to
give medical aid to "a sick woman at
the Eph Wright home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01

had written to several leading must
clans for information in regard to the
subject she was to write on, and OBJ.
tanned material for a splendid review
of music of the present day. She is a
scholar of note and is a musician OF
ability.
Mrs. Addie Peirce who has been a
guest of Grandma Edwards for the
past week returned to her home in
Liberty Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hiatt were wish
ing in Greensboro Wednesday. They
were called there by the illness of Mrs
Potter
Mr.. and Mrs. Henly Kessler of Kan
sas, are Mr.. and Mrs. John Replogles
guests this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Replogle and
children, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Cheesman of West River, recently.
Mrs.. Maude Naming and daughter
were attending the convention at
Greensboro Tuesday, and Tuesday
night were guests of relatives there.
Mrs. Will Conley and son Charles, OF
Greensboro, were here recently visit.
ing the Marshalls.
Miss Effie Wilson left for her home
in Greensboro Tuesday morning. Miss
Wilson has been teacher in the
schools here for the past several years
The 11:3O passenger train was held
up here Tuesday on the account of a
wreck west of town for six hours.
The Friends Missionary society fur.
nished the lunch for the patrons of the
B. w. Clark public sale, which was held
Tuesday.
Scot Edwards of Carlos City. was
here Tuesday forenoon and afternoon
hauling travelling men.
Joe Williams of Muncie was here the
first of the week and went from here
to Modoc to buy a fine horse.
Nicholas Gambler of Greensboro, was
here Wednesday combining business
with pleasure.
Mrs. Emaline Cole. Mrs. Alice Frais
er. Mrs. Jennie Gardner and son Floyd
and Master HarryL Lacey went to
Richmond this Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison. Mr.
and Mrs. Hiatt attended the funeral OF
James Pugh at Williamsburg Wednes
day.
Anuel Edwards, Charley Harris, Mrs
Lydia Burnett. Sumner Beard and
Mrs. Walter Gwin. who have been very
sick the past several weeks. are now in
fair way to recovery.
Where are the pretty Bob Whites
None are heard in this part of Wayne
county. 1t is feared that they per
ished during the big snow that came
soon after the holidays. Anyway
none has been seen or heard since
then. therefore it is quite evident tina,
the quail crop in this part of Indiana
will be short this year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of Public Works.
Office AZ $hn Hard

Office OF the Board.
Richmond. Ind. March 31st, 1910.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
OF Public Works Of the City of Rich
mond. Indiana. that sealed proposals
will be received by 1t. ut its office.
at the hour OF o'clock a. m. on
Thursday. April 18th. 1910 for the
following described public improve
ments in the City of Richmond. a.
authorized by the Improvement Reso.
lutions named:
Improvement Resolution No. 214-teto.
Providing for the improvement Of the
alley between Lincoln and Pearl
streets. from West srd street to West
4th street. by grading. graveling.
bowldering and three brick center. be-
tween the points named.
Improvement Resolution No. 215-Isto.
Providing for the Improvement OF
Elm Place, from North Sth street to
North 9th street. by constructing ce-
ment gutter strip and cement walk
10 feet in width on the north side
thereof
All work done In the making OF said
described public improvements, shalt
be in accordance with the terms and
conditions Of the Improvement Reso-
buttons, as numbered, and the detail
plans, profiles. drawings and specifica-
tions which are on file and may be
seen in the office of said Board OF
Public Works of the City of Rich
mOnd
The bidders, In submitting propos-
ais to make said described public Inn.
provements, must accompany each
bid with certified check In the sum
Of $4,000, as evidence of good faith
that the successful bidders will exc
cute. within ten days from the accep-
lance of proposals. contracts and
bonds satisfactory to the said Board
to do the work OF making said Inn
proyements. A failure of the success
full bidders to enter into such con.
tracts and bonds upon the acceptance
Of such proposals will forfeit tho
checks and the sums Of money pay
able thereon to the city rs agreed and
liquidated damages for such failure.
The Board OF Public Works reser.
yes the right to reject any or all bids
Fl. NJ. HAMMOND.
FRED r. CHARLES.
w. w. ZIMMERMAN,
Board OF Public Works.
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