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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
INDIANA POLITICS
!. TO Be DISCUSSED
President Taft Has Called
White House Meeting
for This Week,
tPalladium Specially

Washington, March 25.-President
Taft has called a number of Indiana
Republicans to meet in conclave at
the White House next week, date not
yet agreed on to confer over the fed
eral Offices in the state. James p.
Goodrich. former state chairman,
Harry S. New, Merrill Moores and
other Republicans are to come by in
vitation to discuss what is best for
the future of the party in that state.
Ex-senator Beveridge will probably
be invited and it is possible that
Hemenway and Watson may also be
asked to participate. Joe Healing was
at the White House again today and
told the president that he ought to
appoint Fred Sims, now that Merrill
Moores has refused positively to ac-
cept or reject the appointment as tax
commissioner of Indiana, made Thurs
day last. He prefers TO be marshal
for he is anxious to participate in the
reorganization" work in Indiana and
the members of the old machine want
him to take part in it. If Sims could
be assured of the marshalship ap-
pointment he would decline the Job
as tax commissioner. President Taft
told one of his callers recently that
he would have appointed Sims mar
shall but for fear that Hemenway and
his faction would Immediately hail it
litical power in the state That i'm
preston. the president believes would
be hurtful to the interests of the party
harmony The president was much
impressed by Fred Sims
The president has been ready at
any time the opportunity offered to
name Merrill Moores as United States
attorney for Indiana to succeed
Charles ". Miller
kealing. who don't like Miller sug-
gested this change. Healing realized
that the president liked Moores. who
was his classmate at Yale. and the big
chief thought this was the best meth
cd of getting his work in on Miller.
for whom he has no liking. But Mil
ler's term does not expire until after
President Taft's term ends. and the
president is unwilling to remove him.
Elam Meals unexpected attitude of
refusing to resign presents no prob
lem of Inconvenience in Official cir
cles. Neal has no fixed term and the
president can name Meals successor
lot any time. ..... ----.e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
MAOER0 HEARS OF
REBEL SUCCESSES
lnsurgent Forces Are Cap
turing Cities with Great
Regularity Now.
(American News Service)

New York. March 25.-Francisco
Madero. Sr,, and Gustavo, his son.
left New York today for San Antonio.
Texas, where they will be nearer
Francisco !. Madero. provisional pres
ident of the insurrecto party. They
showed the following telegram from
Alfonso Madero. whom they will join
in San Antonio:
town Of 1000 was in the hands OF
the insurgents Zhauaripa. in the
state of Sonora. Culiacan, the capital
of the state of Sinaloa and Mazatlan.
the main port in the Pacific. OF the
state OF Sinaloa, are menaced by in
sIrrectos. Ojinaga. opposite Preside.
Texas, is besieged and short Of pro-
visions. We expect its surrender very
soon. Good news from the rest of
the republic"
Francisco Madero was visibly elat-
ed over the resignation of the Diaz
cabinet, but cautious. Its little
early to tell just what it means" he
said. but II certainly is along the
lines prophesied. ! look on ii as the
beginning of the end. but IL you ask
me what the end will be / do not
know. Limantour is now In power.
or soon will be- We must wait to see
what he will do.
According as he fails or. succeeds.
will the scales disappear.
Madero would not say in so many
words why they have changed their
base from New York TO the border but
they let IL be known that they felt
that events are SO shaping themselves
that their presence near the actual
hostilities was needed
When Francisco Madero Sr.. first
admitted he had been negotiating
with Limantour he was careful to EN-.
phasize that he had no powers to
make terms. but that all negotiations
must pass through the hands of the
men i'm the field before they became
operative.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
A MANIAC MURDERS
A DEPUTY SHERIFF
(American News Service)

Des Moines. Ia, March 25.-Deputy
Sheriff Clarence Wohman, of Council
Bluffs. was murdered by H. c. Kelly,
a maniac, whom he was taking to the
Knoxville. la, asylum. in the Kirk
wood hotel today. After shooting down
the deputy Kelly escaped from the
hotel, and entered saloon a few
blocks away demanding a drink. When
the bartender refused to serve him
Kelly pulled revolver and shot the
barkeeper dead. He evaded mob of
pursuers who were intent on lynching
and was rescued by the authorities
and lodged in Jail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
HE CUT THROAT OF
WIFE AND SUICIDES
(American News Service)

Littleton, Colo. March 25.-The bod
les of Mrs. Florence Herbel and her
husband were found with their throats
cut from ear to ear in local rooming
house just before noon today. Mrs.
Herbel had been in Littleton some
time. while her husband did not ar
rive until 10 o'clock this morning,
coming from Portland, Oregon He
induced his wife to go to a rooming
house. It is believed he murdered her
and then cut his own throat because
she refused to become reconciled to
him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
AUSTRIA ENTERS AN
ORDER FOR CANNON
(Americar News Service)

Vienna, March 25--An order for IL
new 12-inch guns similar to those to
be fitted in the Austrian Dreadnaught
has been placed with the Skoda works
at Pilsen- The new guns are intend
ed for the battleships Erzherzog Karl,
Erzherzog Friendrich and Erzherzog
Ferdinand Max. The last of these
10000 ton ships was completed in
1907 All three are now to be mod
ernized and reftted with turrets with
four large guns each a, total cost
Of $500. 900.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
VERDICT TO POSTAL
In Long Litigation on the Pa
cific Coast.
(American News Service)

San Francisco. March 25.-The court
Of appeals in California has rendered
a decision sustaining the right of the
Postal Telegraph-Cable company to
condemn a right of way on the South
ern Pacific railroad. and has denied
the application Of the Western Union
Telegraph company for a writ of pro-
hibition against such condemnation.
This probably will terminate the ligi-
tation which has been strenuously con-
tested and has been going on for two
of three years last past. The decision
is considered very important prece-
dent bearing on similar condemnations
in other parts OF the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
MADE A RASH vow;
HAIR 2 FEET long
tAmerican News ServiceD

son. 80 years old. who vowed in 1896
that he would not shave or have his
hair cut until William Jennings Bryan
was elected president. is dead as the
result of fall down a long flight of
stairs last night. He had kept his
vow and was looking forward to a
Democratic triumph in 1912. His hair
was two feet LONG.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
LAST OF BRIBERY
TRIALS CONCLUDED
(American News Service)

Springfield, ILL.,. March 25.-With
the acquittal Of John Broderick, state
senator from Chicago. of a charge of
bribing former State Senator D. w.
Holtslaw to vote for William Lorimer
for United States senator. the last of
the bribery trials in Sangamon coun-
ty has been staged. Broderick is the
tweens to be acquitted. The first
was Lee O'Neill Brown. whose tWo
trials took place in Chicago. II was
reported at the state house today, that
no further efforts will be made to
the Lorimer scandal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
JACOB GONLY HAS
A LEG FRACTURED

Jacob w. Gonly. about whom little
can be learned, was taken to the Reid
Memorial hospital this afternoon suf-
fering from broken leg. He was re-
moved in the city ambulance from
North Twenty-first and streets His
condition is not serious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
3 MODERN FLAT
BUILDINGS ON
NORTH 18TH ST,
New Structures to Be Fin
iShed i~ Next Few Months
Will | Solve Problem
of Hom-s in Richmond.
M. G.. HENLEY TO
ERECT BIG FLAT
While Jonas Gaar Will Tear
Down Part Of the Historic
Barracks for His Second
Swell Apartment.

Before the fall of this year there
North Fifteenth street comprising
thirty-fOur apartments which will go
long way toward solving the house
problem: which will increase in i'm.
pOrtance with the approach of spring
when new life will be felt in all activ-
tiles of the city While authoritative
information was not obtainable yes
terday, owing to the absence OF the
men who will erect the buildings from
the city, there is every reason to be-
lieve that work on two of the struc-
lures will begin within very short
time. The third structure is now
nearly complete, being the building of
Jonas Gaar, located on the southwest
corner of North Fifteenth and \
streets
Authentic Report.
1t was reported yesterday in circles
which would seem to place the stamp
of truth on the announcement, that
Jonas Gaar had completed arrange
ments for the north half of the old
barracks, extending on the east side
OF North Fifteenth street from. tie al
ley north of Main street to A street,
and that they would soon be torn
down to give way to a six apartment
flat building. The report that NJ. c.
Henley upon his return to this city
shortly would at once start prepara-
tiOns for the construction of six
teen apartment flat on the property
at the northwest corner of North Fif-
teenth street and D streets. These
two buildings. with the one that will
soon be completed, would open up to
renters thirty-four apartments. Such
residential additions. it is predicted,
would do much to relieve the congest-
! ed conditions.
Henley Flats Cheaper.
| The Henley flat, according to the
announcement will be the largest in
the city and of a size to compare fav-
orabiy with the apartment dwellings
Of the larger cities. 1t will be design
ed along the latest lines and have all
| modern features but, it is said, will
| be constructed to rent for lesser
| amounts than the Gaar flats which
are of the finest quality in all particu-
| lars.
| The old barracks which will be torn
down for the second Gaar flat were
erected in 1876 by Charles w. Price,
| father of Charles Price of the C. T.
Price and Sons confectionery store.
and We're the first buildings construct
/ ed on the Price addition to the city of
Richmond which extended from Four
teenth to Sixteenth street and from
| Main street to North D street. With
! their destruction there passes one OF
the old landmarks of the city
| With thirty-four apartments within
three squares, Richmond will has a
condition that it is doubtful can be
| equalled by many other cities its size.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
ROOF WAS ABLAZE:
DAMAGE is SMALL

The fire department was called to
the corner Of North Thirteenth and G
streets last evening about ten o'clock
to extinguish small roof blaze on .
house belonging to Henry Schell and
occupied by Italians. Practically no
damage was done.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26
THE WEATHER

STATE AND. locAl-Partiy cloudy,
and probably showers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
STATS WILL
PLAY MARSHALL
WILL HI IKE HA1DEsr oAnE or
THE SCHEDULE.
Huntington Team Coming Here saturday
with Long string of victories
20 Great

N"rotlarors were closed lest evening
between tne manaremsnt or o.. stats
4 o. team and Marshall coiIeg.. OF
Huntington. for "a vame 90 Do played on
tf@ Island bali park Saturday frdi.a.
ions are hat This same will BE- the
hardest 20 ths entire rrfedll~ tt,
stats team and they viii lave fI ri.t
their bs-f ball fo win
Huntington iH .umiuE with the nsalps
Or horris-ilarysY roIieFs MarIe'f4 col.
leEe West virginia wesleyan and many
o'IFf c"il"F" "ievens hanging o. the r
n"itf Realizing mat hey have ~.
h"ff'sf game - tte wear o. play Coach
Johns Dol drilling the stats team tard
u condition them for mo game Mar.
ono cob ego pay Johustown University
or r. anssglvinr
To" m~snHg~unsn 81 me sfaats team
W. f'fcFd % post "A heaft forfeit 90
bring this great team clear nr.os. tt.
ftat" but u tts Weather man keeps fts
rpHfklef turned nff f.s Indications are
ihnt the ~attsndan.- ~I he re.0rt
breaker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
BATTLE ROYAL
AT WAR WOOD
ExHrBTrIon TO NE orvEH
IN LAsCHB HALL.
BoEihE Contest nstws-u -Four Negroes
WIZ Ne Drawing cArd for
BerOud Event

The second o. "a series - athletic ana
boxing exhibitions 10 he held Ia War
wood 10 ~s~hedulsd 60 b pulled of Friday
evenIrs shen Hun" Butler. the renovn-
ID wrrffl'r. VII stage hia exhibition.
Uor-lstrE ~ f'afs - GIN. boxing,
wrssuIuE ard coutortionis stuntb. Tire
one biz feature o. the evening will bs
the free for.nu fFht In which -four ne
Ffoer viii enter fHs ring az the SANE
time ari battle for DONORS anti ths
ring of f.r gong
Tho fret exhibition ~ thts nstur. vas
given Monde. evening a. Lasch's hall
atd drew o. pacbsd house. The exhrbi-
lions are clean ana whoieFome sport and
are under ire direction OF competent
men The f0ilouiur attractions ars
schedule for Friday evening.
Tie cook fsmliy. c-ontoruonlsts. con-
rIfiI.r "f a BOY - no. a Girl % a.. ana
~" faf''f battle royal " -four
nsrf.e. Lfu smith and TIE unknown
wh' viii meet 90 a wresfI nr conf.st
WHit"r Travis and Dudley VvIIsan. a. Tss
rounds and fhe fhal contest between
InH Euflfr and the great santsf AZ
10 pnundf The event uriI close -its
ar exhibition ~ strength nv Hutf.r Oh,
VII bend rair. tear a peck ~ rards IA
'nif HIfU s turn ~ tts wri-, ana otber
slmIIH- feafr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
AT FAIRMONT
senator watson offers $500 % Havs
varsity ThankHgiving oams
Transferred

Special risrafrr 90 tre f~risTIesr-sr
MOEsAsToWN W va Sav %
FnIuuIrr a mrtfrr ~ fre afrteftr
board ~ control frs Afternoon an
.rrIr.sus1f asa fraee f.af me rene
Hr|I. ff .rrr for r|.arkarI.I.g das be-.
tHrr. f.e varsity ant UerrIesr would
" transferred tp Fai-mont This action
rna taken arsr OH offer vac received
f-.m Senator r IS watson 90 $500 %
F.s tfe Same .n That .Ifr. oHIrr o. tie
faf faf a. rrf ono faus has been
played ar lr.rt grounds trI- wear noe
Dol c..f. o. deficit r fre af oil. treas
.r-. ard no lT believed that fle treasury
rfl pei .~HIraef % frs Fame ia risye4
20 -mrrf special fraIr uIf Pc run
from f.'s -'fy arf fra team Oil be- a.
-'-rarrf ~ frs rrrfrve students ard
aief hand Tf.e uI DO me rI4sf-~
same % GO 1871 season .-f On .ss-r
wil Pei msfs f0 have a special train -l-
from W. rsUrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
G.
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
ARE TRAINING HARD

inE taken tbs week and neither team H.
scheduled SPEARS. the great ground
raincr OF wheeling HIgh r. ne hope -
me team Pie is ln the pink - condition
Stotnr. ne full back ha@ rounded 20
and vii be enc line pluns~r sclwHIr.
the other half 10 also a great ground
gainer ln smith and Marsh. HIN has
two great ends
MATHIS Ferry has two Freaf ground
galusrr In Dunn and Iuff. while her
ends -alters and HALEY are fast IN
running back pIrtH and breaking inter
feranrs james fh- FUR back. Is Light
but is n hard line p%llnErr Following
is tho complete records 81 the two teams
FOR ire pat season. which shows their
strength
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
GOVERNOR APPEARS IN
COURT TO PLEAD FoR CONVICT

RICHMOND. Va Nov 2 t-col. Z
Rlease present governor Of soutb
aroma 10 here IN his private capac
.y a. an attorney contendiug ln The
.hled states circuit court Of appeals
Tor the freedom Of Milton a. Carlisle.
cnarEed With having mlsappropria'ed
- "N' ~ the National Rank ~ New
berry, : G.. Of which he was presi
dent This 10 without precedent IN
virginia Mr. Biease explains that he
vas retained By Carlisle before HE
election 10 the EovernOrship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Edward Mullaney. tire local boy Who
made quite a reputation for himself a.
a hail player here last summer "a
made good with Georgetown college.
near Washington. D. 9. and PLAYED three
quarters % me big game against viz
ginla last saturday - q foot hall play
"r. Muiiansy g. reported BY tre coaches
g. ono Of the finfe OF the season. md
ne - called The West virFinia ryrfore"
Nv The papers trp until ths VTrrInis
game hs was second choice for the post
tion OF fun back. bat 10 ls likely that h~
viii be played regularly tho remainder
% the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
CHASE TO REMAIN
VIII Not nAnAge H~iEhLAndsrs But WIN
Cover Ftrst-stAtss Ne 10
olAd OF II

NEW YORK. Nov 2l-TIaI Chas, Pc
siEued as maraEer ~ the SsV york
American League club. az a conference
this afternoon With Prank Farrell. own
sr - the club chase. however. Will no.
cave the team He viii play first haze
next season. ana be will ret me same
salary az las season
when the new deal wa- closed Hssa
sstd
I'm the happicst ban PLAYER 'r the
world It's a better thing ror tte club.
ana I'm sure Z can hit 900 next s~a-
son
y don't know fuHt wf7 Will 30 he
said President FurreIf hut
ri try 90 Obtain 1 good manager Csa..
viii continue 90 f...t base"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
OWNER or Session
NATIONAL TEAM DEAD.

FEH YORK Sow 2f-Wulau
Hepburn Russell principal owner %
TIE Boston national LeaEue baaebau
club and "a acI known lawyer In MS
ritl DIED a. bio home here early 20.
daF after ri h-.ef Illness Ho vas q
years ~ aEe and wss born .n Hanni.
bal so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
FORGED ORDERS
Fore srsr Arrested VINO v~ietinirss
Pope Tr VOL

So OF s5af.r rr fHf Irfsffrs--s-
STU BENvULE o.. nov 2f-Her.
clles TIbe-IIs s- lfaian employed A.
The Pope Tin works. has been arrest.
cd FOR forEnE labor ray orders on the
company which Amounted 20 $500 He
had other fore.Eners iu uith him on
Dis Systematic fraud The balance
no assisted in the fraud have
sEpped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

rrur.E r.s.f rrraIa .s s1-.sef
Mozart OOH" SOL Har H1w
n-.zr f.r..r nnI.rg zurrty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
THREE DIE IN HOTEL BLAZE.
Ere ~ Nashua. ~ -. nss Fatal a.
suits fer Trio

NASHUA n ~. Nov 81 Three
men are dead AMI 4 fourth 10 IN a
hospital ln a serious condition al The
result of lnhalng smoke in q fire that
burned ouf the Interior ~ tho Denton
hoteI. a lodging house on Denton
street near the Union station. here TO
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
1t Is Awful!

After all the care and effort We used in selecting our beau.
tful stock Of brand new Suits and OverooatS from Hart
Schaffner s Marx and other makers, il is awful 10 see them
going Tor next to nothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
Wheeling Turf en- Had
Close Coll From Ringer

inT protested - af-sr Winning and
iater ruled 81 the tracs HichardEol
gasssf ~ Whssiins ant shiyy-e %
HAsssbarrs. Pa Hts s~icss'rUpirE
"hes!in. no cO1bt saved ~ hares-
horse followers h-re . bunch o.
money WhsslinE has alSays b~~u a
GOOD betting tosn aud Spin1 p0uld
90 d0sbt have beer aosd 20 ~fu tn.
held % course had 10 chAac~ 20 best
him lie sou nth eass ~ wilkes
Barre. 'hsn AiieatOua. Mln.oia l. D..
and A. hrOcEtOn. Mass ~hrrs he
closed The season
However after he campAlgn closec
suspicion suu fingered Am0us che
hOrsemsr who had raced gains; fns
Professor and they coutiru-d -rUrts
% ~ and dstsEuins flst ~lo he
vac Later Charli~ Murphy pur
chassc the hors@ for g.. CO... Intending
20 race him on The Ersnd circuit the
coming season
Mas . G London.
Then from Illinois Eaz waited the
news tia, JACK London. 2IsL had
ms seriously disappeared curing 1910
and could not d. located The breeder
% he horse. a trainer and a member
- the trottlng association became sus
picious that Professor SPIN NAV be
Jack London. M they visited the
Murphy stable ~ PouEhkeepsie. y y.
this week and established The Identity
% Professor SpinX az that % Jack
London NoW the association Il gun
ming for Richardson and n will not
be healthy FOR him ~ ne is found
Murphy. % course has lost his So .OoU.
a. the trotter Will IN all pr~ubabulties
Do ruled on Thus. Wheeling by a
narrow margin escaped ia 1911 the
fate she met IN 1910 when the Jennie
" people cleaned ~ In the pace here
with a mare that was later found 20
be a ringer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

The who insists that she e. a
perfect lady II seldom able 20 prove
n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
But---

We can't help il. We've got 10 sell on; everything in the
stoTe-every Suit, Overcoat, Vest and Pair OF Trousers
even the fixtures and the lease! We're going TO leave
Wheeling forever, II is awful. but