The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-12
Warning Is Given That Thosei
Who Desire to Hear Him
Should Arrive at the Colise-
um Very Early.
BEvERIDGE is TO SPEAK
AFTER THE ADDRESS DELIVERED
BY THE Ex-PREsiDENT, WHO
DEPARTS FROM RICHMOND FOR
OYSTER BAY, N. Y.

A great ovation will be given Col.
Roosevelt when he arrives at the coli.
scum on Thursday evening. October
Is to make his final, and, next to his
Indianapolis speech on the same day.
the most important address in this
state in behalf of Senator A. J. Bev.
eridge in Indiana.
The republican county central COM
mittee and the committee on arrange
ments have made all preparations and
the time is drawing so near that they
are now becoming anxious. This will
be the first opportunity for Richmond
and people of the Sixth district to see
Roosevelt since his return from Ell
ba." The enthusiasm now manifest
ed in all parts of Eastern Indiana
within radius of forty miles of Rich
mond will mean that the crowd here
on Thursday evening will be one OF
the largest which ever attended a po-
litical gathering in this city.
| The presence OF Senator Beveridge
and Col. Roosevelt and the fact that
the latters address here will be one
of his most important speeches In the
| ing.
Will Arrive on Time.
| That Roosevelt will positively be at
the coliseum by $50 O'Clock. accord
| ing to the program. is certain. The
committee has the railroad officials
! word for it. The schedule which has
been made out for him on Thursday,
while a strenuous one for a strenuous
man, is far from being an impossible
| ity. His train will be given the right
of way and railway officials maintain
that it will not be hard schedule to
follow. A wreck or some serious acci-
dent is the only thing which could de-
lay Roosevelt's arrival here on sched.
uled time.
| The coliseum will open at o'clock
and the balconies and galleries will be
| filled first. There will be no reser-
vations. However all elderly men and
all women who are at the coliseum
will be given seats. II they arrive early
enough to be accommodated.
| NotabIes on the Stage.
| The stage from which the speaking
will take place. will be at the west
end of the hall. There will be at
least a hundred occupants. The ma
jority will be Wayne county citizens
and visiting republicans who are lead
ers in their respective communities.
The stage will be constructed SO that
all the occupants may see and tho
more easily hear the speakers. There
will be number OF personal friends
of Col. Roosevelt who are accompany.
There are also large number OF cor
respondents. who will be seated i'm
mediately in front OF the stage.
/ The evenings program probably will
be opened by band concert which
will continue during the seating OF the
crowd. William L. Taylor of Indiana
polls. who is probable gubernatorial
candidate, will be the first speaker.
He arrives at 7:25 o'clock from India
napolis and will begin speaking at
l7:3o O'Clock. Mr.. Taylor will be intro
duced by Judge Henry C. Fox, who
will act as master OF ceremonies. AS
soon as Col. Roosevelt arrives he will
be introduced and will speak for about
thirty or thirty-five minutes. He ar
rives at $50 from Muncie and leaves
at 9:o5 o'clock for New York City.
| Senator A. J. Beveridge will con-
clude the evenings program with a
speech OF about forty-five minutes du-
Iration. He will accompany Roosevelt
on his tour on Thursday and leaves
him here.