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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
ROOSEVELT SEES
HIS SPECIALIST
And for Over an Hour Express
ident's Throat Is Given
Treatment.
DIMES AT EMBASSY TODAY
AND MEETS SOME OF THE MOST
DISTINGUISHED MEN OF THE
FATHERLAND-H THROAT IS
IMPROVING.
DIMES AT EMBASSY TODAY
{American News Service)


Berlin, May 13.-Theodore Roose.
welt was closeted this morning for an
hour with DR.. Frankel, the specialist
treating his throat during his stay
here. The laryngitis was somewhat
worse as the result of his address
yesterday at the University of Berlin
The task Of speaking steadily for
an hour and half greatly fatigued the
throat, already sore and tired from the
many speeches Mr.. Roosevelt has
scattered over Europe.
After rigorous period of treatment
however, it was declared that no ser
ious i'll effects were expected.
The chief event on today's program
was the luncheon at the embassy
the most important of the public en-
tertainments planned for the ex-presi
dent in his stay in Berlin. Although
the plans were somewhat curtained
as the result of the court being in
mourning, the most distinguished
men of the Fatherland in commercial
and financial life, art. literature. mu
sic and science we're present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
Veteran Marley of the Sol
Meredith Post Asks All the
Other Posts to Assist in the
Movement.
Y. M. B, C., LENDS HAND
TO LAND BIG EVENT
It Will Send a Committee of
Boosters With Local veter-
ans Delegation to Terre
Haute Meeting.

John Markley. one of the officers
and most prominent members of Sol
Meredith Post G. A. R. was directed
last evening to address letters to ev-
cry post in the state soliciting the aid
of these organizations in bringing the
1911 G. A. r. state encampment to
this city. The post also decided last
evening to send a large delegation to
the encampment at Terre Haute, this
year, and headquarters will be estab
lished in the Filbeck hotel.
The Young Mems Business club will
send a committee with the G. A. r.
delegation. This committee will dc
all it possibly can in landing the 1911
encampment for this city.
Letter Sent by Markley.
The letter which Mr.. Markley is
sending to every post in the state is
directed to the post commander and
is as follows:
'Sol Meredith Post and the Citizens
of Richmond will extend an invita-
ton at the State Encampment to be
held in Terre Haute asking that the
1911 encampment be held in Rich
mond.
elaborate plans are being formu
lated by the Young Mems Business
club and the Commercial club for
your entertainment, and We assure
you that the encampment held in
Richmond thirteen years ago (Which
as you will remember was an enjoy
able affair." will be far eclipsed by
the encampment of 1911, if Richmond
Is chosen as the meeting place.
''Sol Meredith Post therefore so
licits your cordial support and the
vote of your delegates. at the Terre
Haute encamDment in behalf of Rich
mond as a meeting place in 1911.
Let the slogan be, "On to Rich
mond in 1911"
by order of the Post.
"Official.
John Ward. Commander"
"Allen w. Grave, Adjutant.
But one matter Of business was con
sidered last evening. This was the
adoption of a resolution, asking that
congress pass a bill giving the veter
ans a pension of 81 day. 1t was for
warded to Indianapolis where it will
be acted upon. 1t will undoubtedly
be passed as veterans are almost q
unit for its adoption.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
DUNAWAY WAS HERE

The Rev. r. H. Dunaway, former
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church, was in the city today. He ID
now located at Burnsville, North Car.
Olina, with the Stanley Mccormick
school, which was founded and is
chiefly supported by Mrs. Nettie Nc
Cormick OF Chicago. He was enroute
to his home from Chicago. where he
met Mrs. Mccormick and discussed
The Rev. Dunaway is very much pleas.
ed with his work. He says that the
school has an enrolment OF 1913 this
year. More than 10000 is invested
in the enterprise.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
in violation of the national banking

in violation of the national banking
laws
John B. Stanchfield defended the
young millionaire; Henry B. Wise, I'm
tied States attorney for this district
fought to convict him. Mr.. Stanchfield
summed up for the defense yesterday
morning and Mr.. Wise denounced the
defendant for three hours and thirty
five minutes yesterday afternoon.
Heinze issued this statement after
his acquittal:
II am naturally pleased with the
verdict but not atrail surprised. The
thing most regret is the long delay
in bringing the case to trial. l have
been ready for trial every day since
the indictment was returned two years
and half ago. This delay has cost
me between S4.OOOO0O and S. 900, 600
POSSIBLY some persons who were
very anxious to see me convicted will
be as well satisfied with this as though
l had been found guilty for the ruin.
alton of my credit seems to have been
ed at.
Event at Oakland.
However. as has been brought out
in the evidence, l still have some OF
the best copper properties in the world
and l now intend to devote my whole
attention to them, which have not
been able to do for two years and a
half. l appreciate the loyalty of my
friends who have stuck to me through
it all. and regret exceedingly the tenn.
porary loss which they have suffered
in the depreciation in the price of the
securities in which l have been inter
ested."
The Heinze trial was not spectacula,
There was too much technical testi
mony for the lay mind: too many intri
cate financial transactions which were
cryptic and almost impossible to fol
low.
Heinze himself did not go on the
stand but was content to watch his
| lawyers obliterate count after count ir
the indictments until the charges mar
rowed down to the transactions Of Oc
tober IA, 1907, involving loan OF
$500, 600, and this loan his attorneys
convinced the jury was amply secured
Called Him a Liar.
Arthur P. Heinze, brother of the
defendant. called Mr.. Wise a liar in
court yesterday afternoon, thereby fur
nishing the only real spectacular Incl
dent of the trial For his remark he
was promptly elected from the court
room, his tense, white face showing
his anger and emotion. His wife who
also had been an interested auditor
| followed him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
GETS BIG DAMAGES
Frank Brown Wins Case from
F. & N. Company and
Awarded $2,5OO.
AFFECTS INSURANCE co.

Frank Brown, who sustained severe
injuries in fall down improperly ar
ranged stairs at the F.. & n. factory in
January, 1909, was awarded $500
damages yesterday by jury of the
Randolph circuit court, where his case
against the insurance company and
the factory for $4,000 was tried on a
change of venue. The company car
ried employees liability insurance and
the insurance company will have to
pay the damages. The company en-
deavored to settle the claim for 500.
Thomas J. Study represented the plain
tiff.
The most serious injury which
Brown received was to his right hand
the wrist in such serious manner that
and arm. The bones were broken at
he has never regained the full use OF
his hand since the injury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
Mrs. Roosa Charges Mrs.
Tinney Ray Matthew'S :
RepMsed With 0aths.
MOTHER-IN-LAW ENTERS
AND PLAYS THE PART OF PEACE
MAKER BUT MRS. MATTHEWS Is
PiNcHED FOR PROVOKE: MAN
FOR DESERTION.

When Mrs. Frank Roosa met her
husband at the show grounds yester-
day afternoon in company with Mrs.
Tinney Ray Matthews 1t was apparent
that trouble was brewing. And when
she tried to claim her spouse, Mrs.
Matthews opened up on her with vol
ley of oaths that tended to change the
atmospheric conditions in that immed-
late locality for the time being. Mrs.
Roosa didn't propose to have this sort
of English flung at her without resent
ing it and started after her aggressor
with blood in her eye. Fortunately
however, the attack was postponed by
the interference OF the woman 8
mother-in-law, who jumped in between
the couple just as the blows were
about to be unloosened
Mrs. Matthews was arrested at the
request of Mrs. Roosa and q charge
of provoke was placed against her. In
the city court this morning she was
found guilty and assessed fine of
IS and costs by Mayor Zimmerman.
The fine was paid. The domestic re-
lation between Mrs. Roosa and her
husband has been subject to frequent
bumps it is alleged. According to the
police. Roosa refuses to remain at
home and seems to enjoy the com
pany of Mrs. Matthews entirely too
much to suit the taste of his wife.
Roosa was also arrested yesterday on
a charge Of wife desertion. Howev.
er, according to Prosecuting Attorney
Ladd, this charge will probably be
dismissed as the evidence does not
substantiate it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
GOES TO CAMBRIDGE

The Cambridge City school board
has elected Prof. Karl Mitchell Of
Georgetown, O., for the superintend-
ency of the Cambridge City schools.
He has accepted and viii take charge
this summer. hoping to have the
school reorganized completely before
the opening in September. He sue
ceeds Prof. Lee Ault. who has accept
ed position with the Dublin school
board. Prof. Mitchell comes highly
recommended and the Cambridge City
school board hopes that by his en-
ployment the disturbed condition Of
school affairs will be straightened
out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
At Probe Today It Is Shown
That Evidence Against the
Forestry Service Had Been
Advertised For.
IA LETTER TO EDITOR
PREDICTED A PROBE
And Even Announced that
Knute Nelson Would Be
Chairman of the Committee
-BaIIinger on Stand.
american News Service,


Washington, May 13.-The cross-ex-
animation of Secretary Ballinger was
resumed today before the Ballinger-
Pinchot congressional investigating
committee. by Attorney Pepper repre-
senting Clifford Pinchot The line Of
inquiry concerned Ballinger's rewith-
drawal of water power sites and his
reasons for doing SO. At the conclu-
sion of the examination Pepper sub
mitted a copy of the Times OF Mont
gomery. Ala, containing an advertise
ment from the interior department,
signed by Private Secretary Carr, re-
against agents of the forestry service.
Neither Vertrees nor Ballin9er at
tempted to disown this method OF
gathering Information to discredit the
forestry service. but Ballinger denied
any personal knowledge Of Cars let.
ter. Tho letter. as printed in adver.
tisement form in the Alabama paper.
Is in part as follows:
1T is suggested that as congress
will probably at an early date make
an examination of administration OF
forestry service. you might with pro-
priety secure such affidavits Of char
acter referred to In your editorial and
submit them to the committee hav-
ing charge OF this investigation, of
which the Hon. Knute Nelson. United
States senator, will probably be chair
man."
This was before the appointment OF
the committee and before the resOlu-
ton was introduced asking for an In
vestigation.
Editorial 10 Produced.
The editorial referred to was one
which the paper printed. making
criticism Of the forest service.
The paper was produced by Pepper
following statement by Senator Mel
son that he had received some forty
complaints against the forestry SER
vice.
Rather a slim crop for SO plentcous
sowing" was Peppers comment.
Pepper in his cross examination
sought to show that conservationists
like PinchOt. Garfield. Newell and Da-
Wis, had been driven into position OF
antagonism to Ballinger because or his
constant onslaughts on the policy OF
conservation.
In replay Ballinger produced . long
list of grievances against Pinchot
which he referred to as Activities In
an attempt to besmirch his character
and drive him from office and ruin his
career as public officer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
F. Augustus Heinze Is Liberated By the
Jury Hearing Conspiracy Case Last Nigh
His Brother Created
a Lively Scene in
COu7RO0n1--CdH-
edAh0rney ALTAR.

New York, May Is - Augustus
Heinze walked out Of the criminal
branch of the United States circuit
court at 10 o'clock last night a free
man.
Twenty minutes before the jury had
declared that he had not as president
OF the Mercantile National bank over
certified $5OO,OOO in checks for his
brothers brokerage firm, nor had he
misapplied the money to further any
conspiracy to exploit United States
Copper.
Thus failed ingloriously the federal
governments attempt to hold Heinze
responsible for financiering during the
panic of three years ago, alleged to be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
DALTON COMMENCEMENT

The commencement exercises OF the
common schools of Dalton township
will be held this evening at Franklin.
Dalton township. The Rev. Zerbe OF
Williamsburg will deliver the address
Music viii be furnished by the F1em-
ing orchestra
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
HERO IS EXECUTED
NEGRO Who Won Fame on the
Bloody Slope of San Juan
Hill, Dies Game.
READ HIS DEATH WARRANT
american News servicel

Dallas, May 13.-"Bubber" Robin
son, negro, convicted highwayman
and murderer. and the former hero of
San Juan hill. read his own death war
rant, placed a moose around his own
neck and was legally hanged at noon
today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
CHIEF IS A CENSOR
Chicago Official Closes a
Naughty Show for DISC
beying Orders.
KICKS ON VULGAR DANCE
tAmerican News service)

Chicago. May 13.-The chief Of DO
lice today ordered the Cort theater
closed for defying the orders to clean
up the alleged immoral show entitled
Get Busy with Emily" The alleged
immoral dance was eliminated. but
the chief declares the parts substitut-
ed were more Objectionable than the
original dance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
WARSH|P BLOWS UP
German Torpedo Boat Has an
Explosion Aboard and
Five Were Killed.
COMMANDER PROVES HERO
(American News SerYicel

Berlin, May 13.-Five men were
killed and two injured in an explosion
on a German torpedo boat near He'll
goland in the North Sea today. Prompt
heroism on the commanders part pre-
vented the vessel from sinking, though
it was rendered useless. This is the
seventh serious accident in the kaiser's
navy within year. An investigation
was ordered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
QUAKE in COSTA RIGA,

Port Limon, Costa Rica, May 49,
Telegraph lines between here and San
Jose are interrupted. The last re
ports coming over the wire told OF
heavy detonations from volcanoes.
Great anxiety prevails. An earth.
quake in the interior is feared,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
HEAR OF TIDAL WAVE.

Naples, May ia dispatch from
Catania says that tidal wave has
swept the coast of Sicily. At Catania
a number of fishing boats were swept
away and the crews numbering fQ1ty
men are believed to have been lost.
Efforts were made today to learn fur.
ther details of the disaster.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
she DIES N AGONY
american News Service,

(Amerfcan News 8erviee)
Utica, n. T., May 13.-Abbie F1tca
Germ. four years old. died Of hydro
phobia in local hospital today after
::;6 hours of agony.
The little girl was bitten BY rabid
dog some time ago and after the Pas
teur treatment In New York returned
home ten days ago apparently In ro-
bust health. Wednesday night she sud
denly developed symptoms Of hydro
phObia and was removed from her
home to hospital where convulsions
quickly developed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
ARE TO txPtL JEWS
Russian Government Troops
Will Drive Out 1000 from
Kief, Saturday.
MUST LEAVE BELONGINGS
(American News Service)

Kief, May 13.-Under the direction
of President Stolypin the government
troops will begin tomorrow an expul-
sion of all Jews not legally entitled to
residence in this city. More than 700
Jews are preparing to abandon their
belongings in haste.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
REPORTED CAPTURED
fAmerican News Servicel

fAmerican News Servicel
Phoenix, ARK. May 13-Word reach
ed here today that the two bandits
who held up the Phoenix & Maricopa
passenger train near the Gi1a river on
Wednesday were captured last night on
the desert and were taken to Casa
Grande temporarily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
Was Recorded by instruments
at Washington and CIeve-
land, Early.
TIDAL WAVE is REPORTED
NAPLES, ITALY, HEARS THAT THE
COAST OF SICILY HAS BEEN
sWEPT-DETAILs OF AFFAIR
ARE LACKING.
(American News service)

(American News Service)
Washington, May 13.-Heavy earth
quake shocks continuing nearly an
hour were registered on the govern
ment seismograph at three-thirty this
morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
FELT AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, May 13.-Earthquake
shocks, more severe than that which
devastated Cartago, Costa Rica, were
recorded on the seismograph at st.
Ignatius college at 2:3O this morn
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
THE WEATHER.

STATE AND LocAL-Fair tonight
with light frost. Saturday fair
and slightly warmer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-13
HAS THE RHEUMATISM.

franklin township is confined to his
home with rheumatism.
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tcontinued On Page Eighty
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-29
Instances of the "IEoodoo's' Working---By VIM F. Kirk

DflE ring history teens with such Incidents
though Its psychological Importance has Just been
recognized When Terry McGovern fought Young
coroett on Thanksgiving Day nearly decade ago. in
Hartford and found that laurel wreath was but
broken toy the great little teatherwegh sobbng after
the battle In his dressing room know
defeat a matter Of superior snew and skill
Terry at the time wonder the sporting
world. In his prime. Youn- Corbett had fair record
but so inferior to McGoverns that the latter was prac
caly prohibitive favorite In the betting.
Just before the fight. Young corbet stopped at Nc
Governs dressing room tapped on said.
Come Terry; hurry out and get beating" In
the ring few moments later Corbet absolutely ignored
the Brooklyn before the sounded Then
like little fury he the ring and lit into
Mcovern before the latter could set 1t tho first
time that Terry had been fought with his fire. SO
had he his haf-frghened opponents assuming
the defensive against bull like he could
not understand how a little Denver had the
nerve try outslugging him Then. doubt thoughts
went back TO the words Corbett had called hrouh his
dressing room door-"Come Terry; hurry and get
beating Dazed uncertain and carried of hts feet
the he had always pursued the little cham
pion faltered, and. before either fighter had worked
enough get warm. there was new champion.
When Battling Nelson. of the greatest lghtweghts
lived. just beginning to become finished
ring product he fought George Memsic one nisht In
Milwaukee. 1t practically the hrst chance Nelson
had ever been given fight high-cass man n wind
nm" Memsic, a that time. regarded as a coming
champon. Sig Hart managing him. and had boasted
tba within year Memsc would be lightweight champion
the world Nelson ma peeh "s"'"s P'e"'"A'es i''
tiny purses
Tho minute the hght began, Memsic, who a swing
inc nghter a small Tom sharkey. rushed at Nelson with
swings and with his face almost against the face oil
Namsc said sneeringy: Il can Just see poor little Sig
Hart running around Chicago looking Tor an
ther champ" All through the six rounds he kept those
,tre blue eyes his focused on Memsics and he con-
santly repeated. Sig VIII be busy tomorrow looking
ior f. rsmark and badly beaten. That the be-
opena ot Nelson's meeorc rise to fame and fortune.
s'" enthusiasts remember-they could never for
Al re en,rance and exit of Herr Placke the great
getLss champion. Placke came over here TO fight Jim
,ss then basking In the sun OF MS great success
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-29

Placke huge man. big. perhaps but some
body other side had boosted strenuously
1t was said that Hollands Queen had wished him
good luck before came here crush Jer.
shortly his into KID McCoy's
on Broadway and one of McCoys friends
him. Mccoy barely acknowledged the Introduction and
then "NVhy. Won poor fat freight what
makes think lick Jeffres2 could make
crawl through the In three rounds Mccoy. who
can be polite living when he wants TO be
big Hollander furious but perplexed challenged him
the spot The fight needs recitng here The champion
of Holland cruelty beaten by weighing not
much moro than half as much as he tipped the scales on
the day Of the battle McCoys cunning ring ability
cut considerable figure to be sure but 1t was MecoYs
purposey churish the day Of the Introduction
that counted most against the foreigner
When AureIo Herrera was at his best there few
who wanted his game. The Mexican lightweight
action could hit with either hand
weight hits. The first time he fought Charley Neary In
Milwaukee he along the first four rounds
chopping Neary ribbons. Just the referee
beginning to think about stopping the hght Neary. In
whiskey tonight keep the yellow from showing l
don't have drink whIskey. amt cur" y.
Herrera's pluck then and there and In the last
two rounds of the sx-ound "wnd-up Neary backed him
all the ring landing at will 1t wasn't whiskey
he had taken, as two drinks of whskey were as drop
In the bucket to the Mexican-it was the "hoodoo" that
had begun TO work.
When Lavgne fought that memorable
fifteen round battle Maspeth former a
ful plight about the twelfth inning The burly
stop Lavgne fifteen rounds lose.
though punished the brave little white chap rghtful
round round Lavigne kept boring repeating
you can't make quit but can make quit" About
the thirteenth round the black terror lost his heart "Ah
Jes can't him." he whined In his "Ah can't
stop him" His spirit broken. and In the last two
rounds Lavigne cuned him all the ring.
Psychology and pugism-rrom to the other
like far cry, does not? But since the fight at Reno.
when an amazed world about Johnson holding the
mighty of JeTrles and moving him about the ring
Will, II certainly now looks to the hght followers
though there indeed things In heaven and
than Horauo dreamed. f.a.
Our next prize night may be an exhibition of M. A NJ
.F