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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-14

Tod Sloan, probably the most IA
nous jockey who ever straddled race
horse, is. going on the stage to bolster
up his fortune which has dwindled
away in the last few years. He will
appear as jockey in a play founded
on a racing story.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-14
PIKE IN DANGER

BEDFORD, Ind, Jan. 14.-The White
river is at the danger point and the
Mitchell pike Is threatened. Wind
storms during the night added to the
heavy damage done.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-14
GRIP CLOSES SCHOOL

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
schools at St. Paul are closed as a
result of an epidemic of grip.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
M1tr ,,,1, $50

banocle IS lid 6ei Ser geTtclllrlg Ser
@ol5itiele fit bie @er1e csr 1%Seltcr-
mebrleltte, lagte aelter1 oas republi=
faniide Organ. IS lei laderlih BON
ben Eemofratert, megcn bieler lad)cr=
liG gcringen 5unm1e lold3es @eidrei
5t erbeber. Ger uginfaufsagel1t"
babe MIR 6 Irtltiele lit 3aptpn BE-
lte0t. @enn lie 60 Gr1ts aefplht
'battelt, ltatt mie bisber 80 Gents, 10
lei Der llnteridieO l1llr $1.sO. Cine
3, bite. Nus lolde1 aleinigfei-
ten fam man alf arobere gitfaufc
ld)lieben. @enn bei oieiet oltd) lol=
de griparniiie pie oieie $3.50 voper
TIE left" er5ielt wor0en lil1o, faum's
NIT Den G%rlparniliea nidt melt fer
leil1. lln0 I'M Iold)e st er5ielen lpl1r=
De bas Mmt Ibes .ginfauisagel1ten"
geldoffen, Ser $500 mebr @ebalt CT
balt als Ser giirgermeilter.
@arllm bat er 8. 9. 10 groBe SUIT
.terporratbc Sll ben al1genblidlid lebr
boben Ereiien eingefm,ft2 Gas Suit
ter m1B bal0 billiger mer0el1. $50
rum fat CT nidt nit DEM ginfaui ge=
mortet, bis Dos Suffer biliger &C.
moroel1 NOR.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
@cridlt cntIdeioct ST @nnicm Ser
Giicn6agm I'M Subl=S daocn=
crlatprpsch.

Ger Yro5eB bon Otto Soil, ols
Germalter bes Mad)lalies BON Grreit
sobl gegelt sic Chicago, 9lof Sslano
& Gacific @ilenbabugeieaidaft mltr-
Sc am Iiellsta9 5lt ipatcr slteno=
ltlrlSe 51 @lnlten 0es 9eflagtcn cnt=
ld}ieoen, nad5Oum 8eairfsrid)ter u.
S. @ouie sic tSSlrp i1 'eiler &on1lner
pcs Scott Gpuntn @eairfsgeridts an
gcmielcn batte, cinen 81 @ultltelt Der
l9eflogten lautenoen @abriprlld) abz
5uaeben. Die @erbanolrng oes 9ro-
Seiies batte 3mei Gage in Mnlprud)
gel1ommelt.
Ser aldger bate cine 5daoen-
erlabflagc sltm @etrage bon $4,000
-aegen Die giienbabngeiellidoft ange-
itrellgt, nadloem lein grlroer, Grllelt
Sobl, anl 80. Mdira bes @oriabres
aet0btet mllroc, ais elm BON ibm &c.
%ltel1ertcr @agen BON eiten Yaliagier=
5ltg Der aenamnten @ile16abngelea=
1d}aft allgcfabren mor0en lpar. SAT
Der &lagepetition ihiebt ser al4ger
Den 6cOallerl1smertben ltnfal Ser
llnadtla1nfeit Ser Mamnidaft ocs @i-
lellbabn5ltaes Ser belagtcn @elea-
ldaft 5l. @opf & 9olllfi p~ertratcl1
Die gilenba9ngeiellidaft, mabret1o
'Sobl bon DEM Mnpalt Charles 8.
bertreten 1pltrDe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
@om spbc a%b6crufcn.

Nad lal1gell1, idlperel1 9eioen ieg-
l1etc gellern Morgen Srolt 2puiio
SIS liners IN ibrer @obnlll1g. go.
2011 SarriI ion StraBe, oas 3eitli=
de. Strait Geimers erblidte am s..
Sebrlar bes Sa6res 1886 in @ala,
Wfeflenbltrgy Shmerin, Dos 2id)t Ser
8elt ltrO fant i'm Sabre 1866 nad)
Davenport. Gin sSabr lpater reid)te
lie SONS &ein1ers oie @ano Slll1 8ul1=
De filrs 2ebcn 1tllo 5og init ibrem
'@attelt 5lllamn1cn allf cine Jarm in
Der Nabe bon Hof Springs. spqter
lteoelten lie lra1 Gong @rone iibcr.
8abren0 Der lettan "a ssabre fat sic
9abingel6ieoene jeoob falt %ll11unter=
brod)en IN 3aDellport %gepo6nt. gll=
Der ibre1 5obnen, Sel,rp, @iaion1
I6eo0ore, @ernal1 l11t0 Gmil Gei=
mers> binterlaBt Die Ser torbene 2
Sdhpeltern, Sralt Marp gaultiar
BON Davenport un0 5ralt Brieoerid)
Sod BON glOribge. Sic @eiletung
erfolgt morgen friib Inn l1eltl1 l1br
al1f Dem Mt. Son IrieDbofe.
Sic 9%eilcbrng Don g0nagaro=
line GetmeDer, Der 8 Mol1ate
alte1l Sod)ter bon Serrl1 11l,b 6ralt
Moolpb Setn1eyer, go. 1923 @elt 2.
strobe, oie-nm 3ienstag Mbeno bas
3eitlide icenete, finoet Morrgc1l
Nadnrittag INN 9 l1br bonn 5raller-
|ballIe aus, a1f Dem Iairmpullt 6riep=
|bofe itatt.
Die @eilebung bon Mugn1t
German 8uergel, Ser am
|Sonntag oas 3eitlide iegrcte erfolg=
te aeitern Nadmittag unter GROCER
'9etbeilignng bonn I%rauerballie 5u
9tobont GUS nuf ocm Ssnirnolrnt
5rieobofe. Galtor Sobaltnes aroe-
ger bielt oie Irai,erreoe. @Is 8abr=
t%ud)trager flntgirten feds 6amiliell4
mitalieber. Die pielcl1 r,lb fpltbare,,
gllmenipenoen 5eigten, In melcb' Do=
benz 9lnle6en Ser @~erltorbene bei iei=
1en Jrcltl1ocn lulo MitbiirJerll &C.
Ital1oen fat. Scrr @liergel crblidtc
am 80. Sllli 1868 81 gittshtrg, ga,
oas 2iGt ser @elt.
Nab fllr5en1, idpere1t 2eioen Ieg-
11ete geltern gta6miftag I'M balb /
llbr Mrtbnr au6lmann i'm
MercD, @olpital has 3eitlide. Ser
Gabingcldiebenc lplrOe am %. SSl1li
1891 at 1apenport eebore11 unb ge-
mob olb IN Den bieiigen giirgerldyn-
len leine gr5iebnl1g. grfapar bei eli.
1ler Der groBen bieiigen eSsirlnelr ais
Wfallrer artgcltellt. gllBer ieiner SLUT.
) ter, 5ran Sena &llblmatllL iiberleber
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
acknowledgements fpaioirt nit
Mrtpmpbil.

Gin BON 81. V. gllblr, go. 1926
graop StraBe, geltellertes alttomo=
bil mllrbe geitcrn Morge1 an Ser 8.
ltlo 6illmore Strobe Don eirer in
pcltlid)er Gid)tltl1g iabrenoen Molll1t
SoasGar alrgefabren.
@lc 0nrdl ein @ltloer fonl G1lb1
obnc ieglide gerletl1ngerl oapml,
mdbrc1o iein &raftlpagel1 leid,t BE-
ldooigt apuroe. Nadl sll1gaben oes
Silbrers Der StraBenbobn fllbr
3llFn nit ieiner Moid)ille ollf Ser
perfebrtell Scite Der StroBe uno
l'erltieb lo1rit gegen oie Gerfc6rs=
norldriften. 6. $. 9iplills fiibrtc
Den StraBenbabnmagen, lpabreno
George 1ctnlars Scr &oaollftellr Ser
Gar lpar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
9enti9cS SbcQtcr bleibt
ant 5onntag gei6lonen.
sir Sonptaa, Sen 8. Mpril, Suoer.
ulaua's 20 Amctterliussidladt''
anf Dem Yrogramu1.
SRI. Maraaret6e Iarall sic 9ellefi,
5%iantill III Der Nollc Ser uMoIi".
Meilterperf iollte polles Sous
e~r5ielel1.

Sim nadlten gonntag bleibt SOS
gelltldle 1beater geidlolicrl, oafii1
miro fir Sen acknowledgement Sonn.
tag, Sen 8. Nlpril. init ooppcltcl1l
IleiB g~ear6eitct. Die @enefi5iantill
oes Mbenos, Sri. Margaretbe garar,
tot iid; llripriimgli6 gabr's 2rltlpiel
u~SSoispbine" mlsae1pablt, bot o6er
inn lesten Nlrgcnblif i6ren gntlhlllI,
geolrocri.
Ser @m1ptgru10 bierfiir mar
tire Sltrd} nllo Oltr6 OeutlGe @eiirt=
ming ltlo 10 mollte lie rlid)t int einenl
Stilf ibren Gbre1=Slbe1b %feierll, iii
Dem fran5oii'dc Soloaten llro frol=
5oliide Sittcn bic @alrptrolle ipielen.
Giele llmdll0erullg lit lobeno 5lt
.erpabncn ltno Ser Ial,ih fein id(ed=
ter. Snoern1mn's b~erii6tntes @erf
uSdmetterlingsidladt", Ste bottle
Of t6c Butterflies, bat 1i1 Sic gelle=
Il5ia1rtln 1ln1n1ebr allsgellldt. Sl1
olelem Stiif miro lie Sic 9lole ser
uNolI" lp1elel1. IS ut oics eil1e bon
lel!alt Gloller1, III 0enelr bic 10 begobte
aiinltleri1 reid)liG @elegellbeit fin
Den miro, ibr gauges &oilrnen st emit
talten l1lo lprcd)en min l6ol1 bel1te
'oen @lt1'd aus, BOB Gin polles
Sous am 8. slpril Die geltefi5iantilt
begriibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
6taDt nub Gonnp.
l9onuers'as, Sen 30. N}drS.
9lcins staStzgi
= @ei SuIten, grfdItltngelt llilp.
TIMER 9rlllttbee, grllitpaItillen ulto
&rltenbali ar. Iiepe's Ipotbcfe.

- Gent @eiltnobeitsanlt mtroc &c
itcrn beridtet, BOB s. 8. Mpore, 9o.
1908 @raro Apc., Don oell Glattern
erfoBt ltlo idgucr trout Oaulicocr=
lie9t. Ias @ebauoc mur0c ltrtcr
G.lIarantane geitellt.
Gic @artfor0 stcan1 Boiler
ollb Snipcction Company pom &art=
foro bot Jest in Davenport ibr Sal1pt=
oollrticr bel Slioar, gSallb & @ples,
go. III gseit 8. Strabe, aufgeldla=
gen. SEER 3inlnler lit Ser biclige
Salipcftor ser @eiclidaft. Mlldl Die
GJocnir N%llurol1ce Company bat es
fiir not9ig b%eilnlocl1, ibr Saltptql1ar=
tier iiir Die Staatcn Soma ltno S0i=
llpis Don Snaha llad Davenport 5ll
pcrlcgcn. Ser Mgcnt Ser cbengellalll=
ten Iirlla miro ebel1fn0s leil1 &or=
tor bci Scr Slnioer, @alib & @pnes
@%eiellid)nit be5ie6ct.
Gapt. $. 9. Sanlcs, II. 9. 81
Scr irilber Oen1 @encralretrlltir0ienit
fir Soma portland, febrte BON O.}il=
apallfce 5uriif. Capt. Salnes mlBte
iid) aus Observation-Disclosures pon1
aftipen Irrllecbienlt sltriid5icben,
bpfft ieood, balo ilt Stanoe
51 leilt, leilre Gilidtcn micoer altf=
nebnlen 51 forllerl. gr miro 1ib bier
elm paar Gage 6ei Srell1oen ltnO
germa1Oten %allibalten, ehe CT nod
@isconiin 5llriiffebrt. Gr mobnt
allaellblidlidl inn ct. San1es &otel.
- Merdonts grongfer & Storage
81. Selepbon 855. .Wu5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
w.
Snnoes sSelcfnnfen 81
blimsicnit in 9aOenport.
9aocnporter Station ton Der &c
gieru1g rcquirirt, I'M Gert0Be gegell
oas BrmoesgcieB ansfuoig jr
madeu.
Griuatitatiuncn oiirfcu lucacn ser
mcgifaniidjcm Sragc nidyt ar
bcttcn.
llc6ertreter oicies @lrnoes6efeb(s nit
Strafell bcorobt.

Seitoem yGand;o" Gilla nit lei
ner ganhc Golnm6lts, Ncm Merifn,
belmseIndlt mo sort gepliinoert, &C.
lnornet nno aeifa1oet bat, barf fei1e
Gripat Selcfumfenltation mcbr
ora6tloic Tepeid)en Ourtl oas 2mno
Ielloun. Sic 9ltft lit icbt llllr 1od)
SUM Mtbillclt mo SUM Mblelnen Don
nlilitdriid)en mo lollti9cll Icpeld)ell
Der Gl1nocsregiernna ga.
SN1 Sen Gcraiuigten Staaten nlad)=
te iid INNER nlebr lrno melr Die lln=
lite brett, ppll Eripatitatiorell flei=
mere l1no pouia llnmid]tige orabtloie
Sclcgranrme bl1rd) Sic Sltft Sl len=
Den. @aul Damn bic Gegierlllg
lpidjtioe Ielegramme in Gbiffre'pro=
d1e ourd) bic 2al1oe ie1oen mollte, 10
muroen oicie 5~llnleilt bllrd) Sic neben=
ladlid)e1 Wcloullgsn ser fleincn Iri=
patjtationen, Die in @rpbitaoten, mie
Gbicago, ct. 2ouis llip. 5ll @unoer=
ten arbeiten, oerlnaBcn p%erltiilnnelt,
oab lie nidt ent5iffert aperoel1 fpllll=
tell.
seitoem oie merifal1ii6e Straf-
~erpe0itlon i'll Merito eingeorlnger
lit, oarf feline Standardization n1ebr Sc
%legral11i1e aus ell0el1, ltlr0 bic 2uff
gebort ocmllad MIR rpdb SEN grobell
Standardization Ser 9lu1Desreaie=
rl1llA.
&atnces : sclefmnfcnScteftip lit Oh
Dcl1pDrt.
linn nun SIT Derbiitel1, oab Gripat=
ltatiol1en Ielegramrl1le al1sienDelr, 10
bot Die glnOesregierllng 0ie bieiige
Standardization bon @iQiam s..
&irlpnl, go. 165 Oneida slpe., re-
Qltirirt uno bot oortieiblt eillell
ugll1oes : Ielefl1nfenoeteftip" ito
ticrirt, Der etpaige llebertrcter Sic
les gefebls Der 8egierul1g al1sfinbig
madden loll, ool1it er BON Ser @lllt=
besregicrl1ng pro5eliirt meroen fal11.
Sciitcr BON Griuatitatiuncn %scluarnt.
Iie @eliser ianlnltlider gripat=
ltationcll lomeit Oiele Ser Hegierul1g
befannt iillO, mllrOen brieflid) ullo.
t~elepDonil d), aber llid}t ora6tlps &C.
marnt, ibren getrieb ein5ltTteaer uno
Don MN on feline Orabtloien Cope
lhen me6r alls5nierroen. aud) ser
ySeleflllfelloeteftio" id)meigt Drabt=
lps lllo Bort nl1r 5r, ob jen1ol1o Sic
Il%loronlnlge1 ser Gegier1lng perlett.
Mltber filr militariid]en .1lllD anOerel
Melou1gen Ser 8unbesregicrung
miro Die bra6tlole Geographic mo-
llelltan in ben Hereinafter gtaaten
pon 9%eicnlalloem be1ll1bt.
@le in Ser gelrigen Musaa6e bon
Der 1enlofrat" gen1elDet moroen
mar, pllroe arn 9ienstog abel1o cine
militarilde Melol1ng BON Sem
9ol1ptqllartler Der TeloartiQerie in
ZEN Gbicogoer GiebbDfen aus oltrd)
|oos gauge 2allO telegrap6irt. Iiele
Wielonllg apllroc alld) bier anfgefun=
Gen, fo1llte aber natiirliG nid)t ellt=
5lTfert lperoell, ba lie in Ser 8ul1oesz
acbe1m Gbiffre'pradje obgeiaBt mor=
Den mar. IieIc Melou1a, oere1 Sssl1=
lalt accommodation mllroe, NOR fir
bic grpBen militariiGen Statiol1en
Ges gall5en 9anOcs beltimlnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
3n flint Monatcn @efaueniR prrnr-
tBcilt.
8. Gpsarope befanl1te iid) idaloig
1iebltaDl allsgefii6rt 81 babell.

~
Charles Gosgropc befarlnte lid ge=
tern in glu1oesbe5irfsridter q. S.
@ollle's &anln1er oes Scott County
@e5irfsgeridts bes 1iebitabls l6ul=
Dig lrlO mllroe gu elmer fiinfmonati=
gen Saftltrafc pcrltrtbeilt, Die er i'm
Gonntpgcfd1a1ib nerbiiBen miro. gei
elmer 5lpeiten, eegel1 gosgrope erbos
beaelt Naflage lpegen ginbrl1bs BE-
fall1lte lid Der slllgeflagte nidt ldul=
Dig.
sluf geronlaHuns oes Golrntpar-
ipalts Sebens lmlrOe Gosgrope gcltat=
tet, lid) Deg 3iebltabls idulloig 81 BE-
fenllen 'llrlo cine &aftltrafe bon nun
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30

Mol1aten entaeacll3unebmen.
Der slnacf(aate aeltano Dor benl
Mldter Elm Bob CT idon in orei irii=
bercn Sdllen megell 3iebitabls pro-
l1no al 9altitrafen perurtbeilt
lporoen lpar, cr fomnlt onolrdl i6or
IN Die &la1le Ser riidfaaigell Gerbre-
der. Gossrope ,batte lid) megen ocs
3iebItabls bon bier Sdlpeibriemeli
ltno 3ipei EferceOcden, bie cr aus oeln
,Stolle bon @. z. Stro6lncicr cut
mclloet bat 5ll Derantportell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30

Saben sic idon 0Io MiIlion
Bier probirt9 Gleib nit ccm bclter
impnrtirtcn Bier un6 cnapfobltn bon
ocn 9oftoren. Sod Sslano 9reping
Gompa1lD. Wn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
spplus III scr SAlcr-s dnlc.
E%ppbllsiaac ba6p11 Gasinii5i-
rlIlla Ger Sdllle allr lSplae.

Gr. 8. 90. MioSlcto,,, Ser staot=
or5t, orNllete geltern eillc ariinoli1c
Destruction Der 5plers Sdule al,
nadjoem am Giclstaa 5rpei Siiae bon
Spt'bns ocnl ltabtiiden @elnnobeits=
amt ron Der Sd)lle aus ~gcnleloct
porocn maren.
Nadl Ansabcn ScS 8clllno6eits-
.aaltes mllro scr fleille Spflt bon s.
M. SepcrilL, Ro. "A Gaf 9ollc, mo
Der tlcile Solepb Mpa, gep. 1909
Brano slpc., Don Der &rarlfbcit CT
Iabt. Ga bei0e &iuocr or1 ielhcn Ea-
&C crfra1ftell, 10 500 Gr. Miooleton
ruralts sen Sd]lllb, Bob Sic ail,ocr
mdbrc.o Der Sdnlitnmnen ollacltedt
apnroen. Nad) Nllgabe ocs arstes lit
eS leDr erlpilnId)t, oaB Gle @ltern,
oercll &illocr Die SDlcr Sduule beln=
tben, lofort geinlpft meroelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
81. 90. Compton feicrt iciucu 80. &c.
bMrtstaa.

q. 90. Compton, Ser &olln1al1oel1r
Ser @atterie So, Mitelieo Ser 1lel1=
ell Itaotildlea vslrn1orD" @cboroe, be=
ratbenoer Sl1genicltr Ser Gapenport
Sebee Gonmiiiion uip., ~ieierte &C.
iterl1 inn areile leil1er Ianlilie ln0
Tremnc Bic 43. @ieoerfebr leines
@ebnrtstages.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
@eaen. ,anqeblidpr

@egen %mlaeblidrr 1runfc1=
bet batten iid 9elterr1 Morgen iiinf
Mal,ner Dor oem Goli5eimagiitrat 3lt
perantworte1. gert Mfc&art l1no s.
81. 6urgreans tpllrOen je SIT sebn ga=
gen llno Sobn Collins, sanll1el Wec=
@uire lrno Did Slater 81 lie flint 1a=
gen @%efansniB perllrtDcilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30

Sen Seritorbellen 5nei @riiScr, Sar-
~ nllb Senrp &llylmalm llno pier
SdNmeltcrlL W'arp, Sena> Martha
lno Mnlla &llblnlnlr1. Die Gprbe=
reitul1gen fir oie @eiletmg lino nod
llidt g~etroffen morben.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
SPEAKERS WIFE FOR U. S. DYES
~ americas best" Quite l.ood
Enough for Mrs. Clark.

WAsHiNGroN, March :o.-Mrs. Champ
Clark. wife OF the Speaker ~ III. nous..
has written a letter to the executive com
mittee OF tn. Woinan's National Made
IN L. :. \. League a. follows
II have just received yorir note ask NJ,
me TO give an expression OF opinion ruu-
crtnifrr the good which wight result I,
American women would patronl,e *.
clusively the made in America dyes'urs
80 far a. concerns myself. would
very cheerfully agree In wear oulv Amerl-
can dyed goods IL ! were assur,d that y,
would have any arpreciablc effect upon
the welfare and happiness OF the country
at large n | believe ! voice the son.
timents or IN" great majority of my
countrywomen when ! say that Amer
ics's best IL good enough for me-. even n
for the present II might not equal in h.auty
and variety the colors produced in other
parts Of the world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
COUNTS CASE GOES TO JURY.
J. j. BENNETT. Sued for SiS.OOO,
Tells Of Events Leading 20 Attack.

A sealed verdict will be opened this
morning in the Supreme Court in the
case of Count Paul de kilduschevsky,
who asserts that he is a Russian noble
man. against James j Bennett. a law
yer o. Brooklyn and Poughkeepsi-.
wherein $1,000 IL claimed on an allega-
ton of assault. false arrest and mali
cious prosecution.
The Count swore before Justice Duero
yesterday that when he attempted to
call on the s!Ateen-year-old daughter
Of the attorney at so West Forty
seventh street on the night Of May =.
1913. he was beaten with a cane. ar
rested. arra!gned In the night cour and
held three days IN prison.
The defendant, who Is not at home
all the time, says that on the night In
question he answered "A ring at the
door bell. whereupon a man. who turned
ou aftcrward to be the plaintiff. tried
10 brush by him He would not explain
his purpose and would o give ms
name. That brought on all The trouble
On examination Nj. Bennett swore that
his wife had told him she had moved
about twelve ines a rid herself ard
daughter Of the attentions OF the count
once She had left the STATE and another
time had moved to Brooklyn.
Mr.. Bennett said his dalightey had not
been subponaed and would not be called
l. was said nat she is now a fresh
man at Nassar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
81 RAILROAD CHIEFS
FIGHT new MAIL RATE
Plan for Payment on Basis Of
Space Used Is Called Tn
reasonable.

WAsuiNoroS, March 2o-SixtN-tour
day against the proposed space plan
of compromising the railroads for car
rying mails. The protest was made TO
the Senate Committee on Post Office
and Post Roads.
Ralph Peters. president Of the Long
island Railroad and chat man Of tho
ruads' committed on railway mail pay,
read the protest.
z; IL the Moon bill. carried az u rider
on the post office appropriation oi'i, I"
which the railway officers object
Mir. Peters scored the space plan Of
payment and said nat II had been con
deinned by practically every .ate expert
In the country az unjust. in that 1t would
deny the railroads payment for service
actually rendered. Mi. Peters said:
1T would almost seem that the au-
thors of this Ian felt that is provisions
were so unreasonable. SO unjust and
70 un-Anerican that the railroads could
only be induced to ubnlit TO them by
actual force in the way of a tine 80
heavy that they could not afford 20 test
their rights"
Mr.. Peters submitted to the Senate
committee "a bill which he requested to
have considered. providing for reference
10 the Interstate Commerce Commission
the question Of payment Of parcel post
and mall transportation.
Others who addressed the committee
were II. T.. Mack. manager of mail
trafic. Missouri Pacific Railroad e.. \.
Searle. manager of mail tratlD. I;nys
Island Lines ". j. BRADLEY. gcue,al
supervisor Of mail traffic, PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. and W. a. Worthin.tou. vice.
president. southern Pac.tir Railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
B0RAH NOT A CANDIDATE.
Orders Name on Montana BaIIO,
fOP Presidential Primary,

W~AsHISGroN. March 9~0.--Sena,or
Borah of Idaho insists on maintaining
that he Is not an active candidate for
the Republican Presidential domination
To-day he issued instructions that his
name be kept Off the primary ballot in
Montana. Tie following Geographic cor
sespondence explains itself:
"HELENA, Mon. March 10.
"W. T.. Bordh, Washington.
Petitions have been filed BY Repub.
iican State committee placing you, tor
mer Senator Root. former Nice-Presiden,
Fairbanks. Senator Week. senator Shey.
man, former senator Burton and ;. w
Mccall on the primary ballot as candi-
dates for President on the Republican
ticket in this State.
An 81 the petitions are signed by thu
same rar,ins. Are these petitions flee
with your consent and do you desire u
Suggest you wire Secretary Of State A
81, Anderson your wishes.
80, NJ. HARVEY.
Member Republican State Contra
Committee"
Senator Boran replied in the following
message:
40. W. Harrry, Hoi'nn. Non..
Any petition presented was without m,
knowledge or consent. Aud while
greatly appreciate any ntr.st tina,
friends may have taken IN III" matter
please upon nay behalf take any stcT.
necessary 10 remove my name from tn,
primary ballot or advice me what !,
necessary for me 10 do in order I,
do SO. WILLIAM L. DoRAH."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
THOMAS TAGGART
NOW U.S.. SENATOR
Gov. RalstOn G~ratifies Indiana
Leaders, Ambition by APP
pointing Him.
To TAKE SEAT At ONCE

lNDrANApoLis. March 2o.-Thomas
Taggart, Democratic National Commit
teeman. was appointed United states
Senator to-day to nj the vacancy caused
By the death OF Senator Benjamin i.
shively. GOV. Rais,on made the appoint
men,. Mr.. Taggar, will leave for WASH
inEton Immediately.
Senator Taggar; has been prominent
In Indiana ard na;lona, politics for
nearly a generation. and the appointment
fulfls an Old ambition Of his. The
only offices he ever held was tina; of
Auditor OF Marion county and Mayor OF
indianapolis, - post he held for several
sffns
GOV. Ralston Wto.e a letter 10 Tag
CART In which lie said.
You a long and faithfully served
your party at great personal sacrifice
to yourself, both in labor and money.
II the Democratic party has been sound
In its platform declarations during the
past twenty-five years then you have
been sound in Tot advocacy OF political
policy, fer without hope OF personal pre-
fernent or reward o ave championed
ire cause OF your party with a dauntles<
courage and an inspiring optimism.
"Iour services as a public Official nave
been characterized with marked eni'
cheney and the strictest integrity. While
you have been at tines severely critl'
cised by some within and some without
your pa,ty no responsible man has eve,
laid the betrayal of a trus, against you
! know o Will go forth to the discharge
80 S.tlr pau A,ltiaS sitnnly resolved 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21
TaGgart n s~eker for senatorial
Honor for Is Years.

Thomas Tagga!t Of Indiana has been
trying to find an open door to the United
States Senate for al least fifteen years.
Everybody In lid.ana new that the Sem
a;or.a, dignii, was Taxgart's great
ambition, IN hoiror with which he ar
IDENTIFY desired 10 crown an exciting.
turbulent and practical political career.
For just thirty years Mr.. Taggiit has
been active Al Hoosier politics. which
are about tire most active politics 10 be
found in the forty-e!ght States. For
twenty Yeats he has been the Democratic
tose Of the state. as olg in Indiana as
George II. Cox ever was in Ohio or MUIR
ply la New York or Roger sullivan in
Illinois. ard actAil.y much more l.pu-
lar with Vie voters Al large than any
OF those leaders. In that hfth OF a CEN
;ury no indian Democrat has ever been
able 10 get anywhere without Tom Tag
he sent John ". Kern to the United
States Senate and made Thomas II Mar
shall Vlce-President % the United
States
Smiles. softsoap. as,ter,. interested.
ness. simulated or real. We're TaggarTs
great assets as "a political boss. He had
an Irish grin and = warm handc.asp
tina, drew and held friends. Time after
time he has gone into hostile or unin,er-
ested delegations and within an hour or
50 has had the delegates bound 10 his
will. lie merely talked To them-talked
about their wives and babies. sheir crops
and cattle made them feel a. IL they
were somebodies. Naturally they went
back to their home swearing by Tom
Taggatt.