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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06

You must not neglect discharges oENAl}.
SEATING YELLOW MATTER from the Ear,
Nose and Throat.
CATARRH IS NOT ONLY DANGEROUS in
this way, but II causes alterations, death and
decay Of bones, kills ambition, often causes loss
Of appetite. and reaches to general debility idiocy
and insanity. 1t needs attention at once. Cure
I BY taking Botanic Blood Balm (B. p. b :
i Is quick. RADICAL, permanent cure, because it
dds the system Of the poison germs that Gauss
catarrh, At the same time. Blood Balm (B. B.
~ punhes the blood does away with every symp,,
tom OF catarrh 3. B. b. sends a tinglng flood
Of warm, rich pure blood direct e the Pataylzed
nerves ard parts affected by catarrhal poison.
swing warmth and strength lust where needed.
and IN this Nay making perfect, lasting cure OF
catarrh in all its forms.
When we say that 3. b 3; cures, we mean q
real cure, and this we guarantee. b. B.. B. has
cured Thousands Of catarh cases even the most
deep,seated kind--after every other treatment had
failed.
Botanic Blood Balm. N, B. b. Is pleasant and
safe tS t1ksi posed Ct ppre Botanic ingIedents
Co... Atlanta, Ga, Describe troublc and free
medical advice given. SOLD ny DRUGGISTS
OF cent by eSpress. at 81 PER LARGE BOTTLE,
With comp ete directions tqg home treatment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
Died in Snntn Ec.

A telegram was received last eve-
ming by DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ Bidgood,
OF this city, announcing the death OF
their only son. William Fl. Bdgood, in
Santa Re, New Mexico. Mr.. Bidgood
was travelling agent for. Johnson &
Johnson. surgical supplies, of New
Brunswick. N. j.. and had his headquar-
ters in Denver, through whom the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
Instead Of a Mexican Citizen,
According to Unofficial Ad-
vices the State Department
Received.
WILL MAKE MEXICAN
PROTEST WORTHLESS
Showing the 0iaz' Government
in It's Action on the Rodri-
guez Lynching Was Without
Any Precedent.

Washington. Nov. l2.-Through un.
official sources q report has reached
the state department that Antonio
Rodriguex. alleged Mexican. who was
burned at the stake at Rock Springs.
Texas. by IA mob. was really born In
New Mexico. II this should prove to
he the case of course the government
woald be Obliged to withdraw Its pro
test and demand for repiration. This
would leave the United States the az
grieved party In the rioting and anti.
American demonstration In Mexico.
II Is expected by the department
that tho Investigation into the lynch
Ing cf Rcdrigues. which now 10 be-
in- ;cted by Governor Campbell
cf =. and Mexican Consular OF.
fIcers nom Eagle Pass will settle al
doubts as to the nationality Of the vic.
tim. Should Il transpire that Rod
rigues was IN American the reaction
on Moxico will b very serious ~
showing that the mobs and even the
govern1neut In its protest against the
Killing Rodrigues acted without due
The Mexican embassy gave out In
Sofua1ion this afternoon that Preol-
dsut olas had givsu orlegs 1or the q.
nj a I'll those concsEnsd ID the anti.
AnRieaa riots h CoAhuilA oppesits
Uln1o. lunR -sss,'-e " s.i,.--s.-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
John Meyers Prays that His
Five Little Ones Not Be
Taken From Him.
PAvhgN HAD ALWAYS PROVIDED
ron THEM BUT THEIR HOME
LlPg WAo NOT eArleFAcroRY
TO the JUDGE.

A scene. said to have been the sad
dest ever witnessed In the Wayne CIR.
cult court. occurred yesterday after.
noon. In the case OF the three daugh.
tiers and two sons Of John Myers. who
were charged With being deserted
children. After much deliberation.
the court placed the children in the
hands Of the board Of children's
guardians Of the county which Inn
msdiatsle found them homes.
Thsgs 10 NO criminal neglect charg-
ed. or suspected In the cases. The
father. Il was said. now and then be-
cumes intoxicated. but had always
provided and cared for his children az
voll aa possible. but ~ they are all
un4er thirteen years Of age and the
S1tAsr b away from homo each day.
for many hours at the factory. II was
thoaght best.by the court to place the
little ooee In good families. 1t 10 al.
% said the father staid out late at
nights.
Meyers was greatly opposed to CIV
Ing mp his children although he saw
The wisdom Of placing them In good
hon,es. He wept bitterly. - did the
. cAildreo. when the decree Of the court
Was made. He even weno onto his
knees pleading with the court to give
him at least one Of his babies"
The girls are 10 BE- placed In the
homo OF w. A. Washington. at Du-
boos. Pa.. and the boys In the homo Of
@. q. Warrington. ut Indianapolis.
The childrea were very unwilling to
leave their father.
Another cass OF Q neglected child
wan that oe Earl Thorn. colored boy.
He was placed under probation. II
3 claimed the boy will not stay at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
President of w. c. 7. y. De-
nies Cigaret and Drink
ing Habits Increase.
SOUNDS WARNING ON WINE
coNTENTs OF WINE CUPS OF THE
RICH JUST AZ DEADLY As THE
BOOZE FOUND IN THE DINoY
"JolNTs."

Baltimore, Nov. 12.-American wo-
manhood was defended here today in
the conference of the w. C. T. U. by
Lillian N. Stevens. its national presi-
dent, who denied that drinking and
cigaret smoking among women was
ON the increase In this country.
In discussing the convention Mrs.
Stevens declared that the wine in the
costly wine cup in the homes of the
rich was Just as deadly and danger
GUS as the alcohol in the dingy whis-
key mug.
I'VE are sometimes told that drink
among women is on the increase"
said Mrs. Stevens. "But 1t can hard
ly be 20 among the outcasts and low
er classes for it was largely drink
which brought them where they are.
Alcoholic beverages cannot justly,
even among women. be classed as q
class drink. for alcohol in the costly
wine cup is just as dangerous and
deadly ~ in the dingy whiskey mug.
A Few Smoke Pipes.
I'VE are sometimes told that there
10 much cigaret smoking among wo-
men. In the course Of my travels in
America and England have never
seen . woman with q cigaret except
in certain localities of New Mexico.
where the surroundings were not at
all pleasant to contemplate. There is
reason to believe that some women
In England do smoke cigarets and we
are told that there are some in AM
erica of like habit I have seen now
and then q woman in a hovel smok-
ing a pipe"
Mrs. Stevents reviewed the agita-
ton over the white slave traffic speak
ing Of the city. state and federal at
tempts to stihe it. 1T matters little
whether the white slave trafic is or
ganixed or not" said she. The fact
that 1t exists in New York and else
where II suflcient to arouse humanity
loving people. Without any exagger-
alton It IL appalling enough to arouse
the most apathetic and investigations
in some cities have revealed that even
little girls in their infancy are slid
into these dens of iniQuity"
Mrs. Stevens spoke vigorously in
favor of q constitutional amendment
prohibiting polygamy in the United
States. She asked that the conven-
ton adopt a resolution which can be
sent to congress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
ITALIANS TN FIGHT
Small Man Tries to Help In
toxicated- Giant and a
"Mixup" Resulted.
SAMARITAN IS RELEASED

Two Italians were arrested at the
corner of Eighth and North C streets,
last evening while mixing it, in the
most approved pugilistic fashion. One
was drunk and could not give his
name, while the other could neither
spell nor write his name and the po-
lice made. no attempt to write it from
pronunciation.
It was found that the fight started
when the smaller OF the two men at
tempted to take his older countryman.
who was badly intoxicated. to the In
terurban station inorder that they
could get q car to Jackson's park.
where they are living in q camp.
The big boy" got the little fellow
down and pounded him severely. His
shoulder was slightly injured. The
intoxicated man was locked up and
the other released. He said: Il noa
atippa the bottle"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

Arch Hoxssy. The c3svse ysuney sSia-
toes and dlagrsm % the mile drop TO
earth he recently experienced st the
Halethorpe aviation fleld 1t Baltimore
Nd. In tiny. Wright machine. Hox-
sey with his mind set on breaking the
altitude record. started climbing at .
steep angle. Al his machine faded
away In the blue sky. the daring avia-
tor drove It around in wide circles.
Each circle took him higher In the
air. He had scarcely been up ten
minutes when 1t was apparent to the
spectators that he was having trouble
with his motor. A long stream of
blue vapor was trailing behind him
like the tail of q meteor. The vast
crowd was searching the heavens for
the tiny biplane when 1t suddenly shot
into sight at q terrific rate. With the
front control pointed almost perpen-
dicularly earthward the machine could
be seen dropping The speed at
which 1t was travelling was almost In
credible. The air currents near earth
broke his speed and his aeroplane
was headed for . forest two miles
away. It crashed In among some
bushes and was completely demolish-
ed. but Hoxsey was uninjured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
THE WEATHER.

srArE-cs.der to-day. with north
~sss ~snssi ssssMiss variable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
May EMO A STRIKE

New York. Nov. IA committee Of
fifteen men representing the Jersey
City express strikers agreed at . con-
ference with Mayor wittpen Of Jersey
City and Henry r. Towne OF the Aer-
chants' associatfon this afternoon TO
recommend to the Jersey City strikers
the acceptance Of the same terms the
New York City men were accorded.
Il . believed this win end tAs strike.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
N TROUBLE AGAIN

Warsaw. Ind, Nov -12.-With his
head lying in pool Of water. Ray Ma
son Of Kalamazoo. Mich. second vice
president OF the Master Horse Shoers'
National Protective Association was
found dead this afternoon north OF
here. Mystery shrouds his death and
his visit to Warsaw.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
POLICE WERE BUSY

Lest night was the busiest Satur-
day night that has been experienced
by the police department during the
entire year. Besides two Italians and
a boy thief, five drunks were arrested
after eight o'clock, making the total
number Of arrests seven between
eight and eleven O'Clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
M!EE GETS ESTATE

IT, laes Elisha r. Hirst. who was
Deooohly tAe o1dest jswejer In the
Uooeeo 0eaesa, who diea at his home
- a. city q Novsmber 8 lcft al his
U9poegO % Ais widow. Mrs. Abbie
yo1gpe TAo win and letters tesla
0ooensy wese fils1 In The probate
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

fcontinued on Page Ski
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19

.. Tinkcr SsecSard. Davis Nmphy
Siuunk. Stelnlolt. Zimmerman hits
ai Browh ~ IN inainrs, Richie in
i ionins .H&inriiice hiisia IinlpeiWan'
Schute Sheekaflg BarGg, ,s,ofe,i
lnses Collins 2a3aonhleplaSa @pI1ps
to rayis ., Murphy to n apias, 1'lnk-
e 70 Chance. LEFT DIT bases. Chicago
"a, palladeWhia q. hases on balls OF
coombs, Sheckard B Hoffman \ Zin-
mcrman King. Tinker. of Irown,
~ Nmphy Baker Tonnes. Collins
FIRST base on errors. Chicago s. Phil
aeelphia 2. struck ont. by Coombs 5.
Strinleldt, Chance. King. Browp,
EeMmont; bs Blown, Il. Stnnk 3;
Coonbs . Ralry.
rt-t.,a > ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
New Cases IN italy.

view Eases IN ItdfJ'
Rome Oct 49, According TO the Of
ficial bulletin twenty-five new cases
Of cholera have deveoped in the last
tRenty.tour hours two in Rome one
I'D the province Of Bari four IN the
province OF Naples. seventeen IN the
province Of caserta and one in the
province OF Salern0. Ten deaths Oc.
CURED during the same period, ono
IN Bari, one in Salerno and eight in
Caseria
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
|RESS MUST MARRY
TO WIN HER FORTUNE
IDS The Man, Wsds Him and
Says G0Otby at
Altar

Washington. d. c., Oct 10 -"Good
Alr Brown. Thank you very
ch for accommodating me. wish
d lorg and happy life.
Niih a gay little wave oi her hand
!. f.ueenIa Adams Brown. the happy
Ae Wlio advertised "Wednesday ioI
usband. was speeding 70 the Union
tion. enrouie 10 Europe TO claim
fortune leit her by an eccentric
XEin. provided She returns 70 Ger
Inx With marriage certificate IN
travelling bag
III tile retreating figure of the bride
neWls welded husband Harry O.
aun. he successful suitor for hei
Ind. .ayed as II dazed AZ the light
IL like raliidits With which events
i occurred 20 ii.iinsform him from q
aflflned old bachelor 10 benedict
10 the eyes ef many more bachelors
4 suitors followed wistfully the dis
be afing figure Of Mrs. Eugenia Ad
oNn Som OF these bachelors
neA Of s0her years Others witt
iinprthousness OF youth, had
a' Miss Alams 10 accept them
Ia for the s7oV Which she 7ield
J, reward to aay American who
fssi.rH her.
Rrtrted are Detected
|siiar Il was announced To them
4 been issneried By Miss Ad
$40 Nere awaiting the results OF
II. .bH Harvey 0. Browr
+ iscts iiil candidate for hel
~a Of disappointment es
|peG e az every man. One by
e they ~ el away ana formed q
b. 81 slc's and rejected men, as
|i<s sad Nj Brown started
onec t. obtain a license
went a. once 10 the OF
N1ta lambert where they
+ aed T. ae amszcd attorney that
nfsirE al arleclnnt drawn and
s7sal wherein each party consent
/ lat as sonn rs .heg secame mar
| VIII nir palAS shOnld separate
y az Hc to COME rnc drawing
tie @eenient required only few
|nMeA ART is soon a. the document
~ enalpieted the mime ~Eugenie
Hams WAS affixed without a tremoi
slle pea. The bridegroom was q
ifie nervous perhaps. but he signed
i name without protest and the frs
II of the bargain was completed.
rown Took the Money.
The asgfrIaee ceremony was per
,faied at Is.l5 O'clock by Chief Jus
ce Charles b. Bundy Of the munich
i court. During the ceremony the
axes we're held By a friend OF the
= iesroom who was one Of the wit
sses and when the words" pro
saaee yoa man and wiic,p were ut
rel. the money WAS handed to the
nillng bridegroom The two crisr
100 bills represented net profit ol
81 for what Air Brown considered
20 hoErs easy work.
It WIS nearly Wednesday morning
mt ai.ss Adams appeared at the Of
&c ef the evening newspaper with
] advertisement which sA5 asked to
Ise inserted III the matrimonial c0l-
mn. II stated that a young foreign
oman desired to meet al once a poor
,nng AmeFlcan-bofn man, her OBJ
ct being matiimony. She declared
at she WAS honest in her Intentions
n not an adventures, and only de
Fed to marry a man temporarily to
,Iain the fortune bequeatbed her hy
uncle n Germany In return for
) Kindness in marrying her she said
lf would pay $500 TO the man who
Inuld cousent TO the ceremony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
Ut BEATS ALIv

|ThIs H quoted from letter OF NJ.
|ockWeiI Hannibal. Mo. Il recently
I'd ffoleys Honey and Tar for the
II time TO say that pleeeed does
b half express my feelings. II beats
The renedics | ever used. ! con.
Rffed Q bad cold and was threatened
III pneumonia. The first dose gave
|<at refer ard one bottle completely
|1ed me- Contains no oplaies. j.
Wallare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19

Our cducaticn will al be proilted BY
hearing Dr cadnian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
a GENEROUS AND

CHABIT ABLE WISH
II wish all'night know OF lie hene-
1itt received from your Foley's Kid
neH Remely, SAYS I. y Reslns Far.
Altr, NO lWg ki58egsa and bladder
g3fe hi'hf sba rntit'i pssiii misery aha
aul oy0ncc ho could not work. nor
sleep. iIc SAYS Foiet's Kidney Ren-
cdy completely cured lin. J. n. Wal
lace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19

Capt. eoaarous Again
Hits the Bulls Eye
ms world famcus rifle slijA Mo
noids me Fchalnpimshataee6rd Of 100
4, sS9l6ls sjA lis3gs ge1s8gnlIk shots is
.}y'ls A, LiifolC 11ifV aResntly intwr
'g'swetashtosATH "a sutfI fIed 4 ioinng in
ame with kidney ald blaliIer trouble
lnf usel several wcIl known kidney
medicines, an of which gave me no
rmlef Wtll ! sfarea taking Foley
Kidney pills. Before used Foley
kidney Pills / had severe backaches
and pains in my Kidneys with sun
pression and q cloudy foidng On
lrie'ng Ia The morning ! would get
tull hcadachcs Now haye iakau
threo ha.tles ef Feiey Hi1nee rYis
ana feel 100 per ecu better. am.
ncvef bothered With nv kidneys nr
bladder aud again feel like nv own
se'l. ] y Malice
Ot.r r,tt,Nef.4... I'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19

Good results always follow me use
Foley Kidney pills. Thpy contain
lust The lugreilenls NECESSARY 70 tone
strengthen and rcrnlaie the kidneys
ana bladder, and O enre backacle J.
~ Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19

nsrtles5lille IS 10 have Snow
White Wax aoi a HGfeal White Way
fhe positive lafnizes i lnafe hat II
VIII be M good running order hy Ian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19

This Is tight filr remarked thr
's,sessIunnl hnnorist when be realiz.
ilsal he 'iid the D. rs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-22
STIRRING TIMES

we are having in the building line. We carry a full line of lime. blast CT. cement and everything else need ed for building. Everything pur- chased here will be found of the best quality and the best for in tended purposes. We will save you trouble and unnecessary expense by sending to us for an estimate.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-22
SAYS B|SREE
 E ID SECURE
 REOUCEORATES
E. P. & S. W, Will Include This City In Decreased Tariffs According to Gen eraI Manager

Bisbee will secure the same de creased freight rates as Phoenix and other towns in the territory. sc- cording to a communication re ceived by Secretary Reynolds. of the board of trade. yesterday from Eugene Fox, general freight agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern system. Sometime ago SecretaTv Reynolds was instructed to com municate with the E. P. & S. w. road to ascertain whether or not Bisbee was to be included in the list of cities for whom the inter. state commerce commission had in- structed decreased tariffs. This ac.
 ton followed the advices that were received from the Arizona Commercial association. of Phoenix. which stated that it had made fight for lower rates for PhoeniH and other towns and had received 8 favorable decision. According to the association Bisbee could secure the benefit of these rates if fl would pay a portion of the expense of the action. After hearing from Commissioner McNair. of the terri torial railroad commission. the board decided 0 turn down the Phoenix proposition and to con, duct a fight of it's own through the railroad commission in case Bisbec was not to be included in the hat tn freight rates. However. Mir Fox's makes this fight un- necessary. His letter to Mir Rev holds ir full is as follows:
 This will acknowledge receipt yours of the 17th. inst, with refer ence to rate adjustment at Bisbee as compared with Phoenix, under the decision of the interstate commerce commiss'on in the so-caiied Phoenix rata case.
 The Phoenix terminal lines have up with the commission the question of extending the date on which these rates are to become effective. This is brought about largely by compli cations existing tin itha other so- called Inter mountain decision. so that I am able, at this time to ad wise you the definite date upon which the Phoenix rates will be published, but I can assure you that Bisbee, as well as other points on our west ern division, will be given the bene fit of the reductions when the Phoe nix rates are finally made effective.
 Our MT. Brown and myself expect to be in Bisbee within 8 week or ten days at which time I will be pleased to give you any further information I may have at that time.
 Yours truly,
 EUGENE FOX"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-22
A, A. A. MEETING

NEW YORK Nov. 21:-Seyeral in teresting contests are expected t. enliven the proceedings at the an nual meeting of the National Amateu Athletic Union, which met in tn city today with full attendance of delegates representing the branch organizations throughout the country In the first place. fight for the presidency is in prospect, providing the eastern clubs oppose the re election of President Everett c Brown of Chicago as has been rum ored to be their intention. The sslec ton of a place for holding the nation al track and field championships for next year is also rkely to provoke a spirited contest between Chicago and several other cities which w,ii bid for the event.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-22
SHOW HOUSEWIVES
 KITCHEN IF FUTURE
8. l. COMPANIES bERoNSTRA- TON OF WONDERFUL aPpLI. ANcES PLEAsEs

The exh 1bition and demonstration
 of electrical household appliances of
 the B.sbee Improvement company at
 the Woman's club house Friday and
 Saturday attracted a large number Of
 people. The exhibit was very com
 Ilcte and there seemed to be electri
 caily driven appliances to do every
 in ng about the house except rock
 the baby and put out the cat" There
 was an electric machine, in fact two
 of them, to sweep the floor, aa cleo trically driven machine t) do the family washing, sewing mach nc that was driven by a motor a stove
 that cooks and ba2es by electricity,
 a number of little disks that are con
 Eected with the lighting wires and when the current is turned on become intensely hot and can be used for cooking or heating water. little apI pliances that when dropped into a bucket of water soon have the water boiling. coasters. shaving water heat CTS, an electrically heated coffe per culator and several other like con trivances including luminous radia tor
 The club build ng was turned overl to the B. l. company and when the doors were opened Friday afternoon the decorations and lighting effects brought forth many pleasing compli ments from the visitors. The tables were decorated with flowers amid which high power lamps were con cealed. The effects produced by this comb nation were very beautiful In the center of the tables there were large paper flowers in which incan- descent lamps were hidden. This ar rsngement called forth many Eom ments of a complimentary nature.
 The R. l. company treated it's guests to 3 splendid d'nner. all Of whict was cooked on the electrical
 steve. Rig roasts O. prime beef were