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GOOD NEWS FOR FIRE HORSES


Islands sG the Blest.
A sort of pension farm has been es-
tablishsd for veteran fire horses. The
farm is upon BlaCkwell's Island and other
islands in the Fast River where the city
has institutions
The custom Of the department has been
to auction on the superannuated hOrses
Horses that cost the city about sSSO apiece
sold for about $40. After many years Of
service in running to fires they entered a
life Of drudgery hauling hucksters'
wagons. where blows were Dlentv and
Data scarce
Fire Commissioner Waldo listened 20 pro-
tests and decided 60 change the system.
Ten veterans quit the fire service yesterday
and went upon the pension list Five
~ them went 70 Blackwell's Island 20 ba
taken care o. by the Department of Cor
rection They will he turned out ON the
grassy fields when not employed IN some
light work The footing of passing tugs
and steamboats, may help them keep Iu
mind the Whistling of the fre engines
one % these veterans - Aizla. who
served the Fire Department for twenty
six year, His Last ASST Gnment was with
Engine i3 At Bay Ridge The other
veterans sent 10 Blackwell's Island were
Jewel Of Truck 50. Brooklyn. Richard.
DeregO and Uncle Flo Uncle Flo was not
80 very old. but he got so that he paid no
attention 20 the fire alarm gong
Five veterans were turned over to the
Charities Department 20 he used for light
work They are Don, Billy, Training
Time. Primero and Turk.
Commissioner Waldo has made arrange
ments with the approval 81 Mayor Gaynor
for the other city departments to take
horses that are no longer it for fire ser
vice
The sun., 1910-06-10
I PER CENT. ON SAVINGS
In some sG the BlE Ranks and . III In
0aheFa.

Two Of the big savings banks. the Emi.
grant Industrial and the SeAm.n's hank
decided yesterday 10 retain the rate oi
per cent On an their deposits The
Emigrant Industrial had large placard-
10 that eHeCt posted yesterday The
Greenwich savings Rank. another of the
big ones. decided IN the afternoon 10 re-
tain the rate of per cent on all deposits
up 10 81 I'D and Tor amounts IN eNr-@s ii
81 0OO 10 cut the rate to 3 on all but a
single thousand The trustees ~ the
hoSery Savings hank will have their
interest meeting next Monday
Yesterdays meeting Of the trustees oi
the Grssnwich Savings Bank was long
and rather animated aud a cOmpromiss
rate u interest was agreed upOn Pr~si.
dent James Quinlan said afterward
In declaring two rates Of interest TO
deposition, our board was actuatsd by
particular soliaitude for such II its
patrons as have smaller amounts on De
posit and who presumably would feel
more keenly any cut in the income they
have been anticipating Az the same
tan" 10y allowing I per cent on the first
Sl.UO u our larger accounts We have
undertaken 10 tighten what might have
been felt q considerable deprivation nv
depOsitors having upward ~ 81 UD had
our board declared a Hat rate Of s. per
cent ON all sums
In the last six months. a. for many
months previous. declining bond prices
with increasing deposits have tended ~
diminish the percentage Ut surplus u all
savings hanks. which, however in our
Cass ~ still more than ample tO meet all
demands Of the situation 10th present
and prospective
The amount saved our depOsitors by
paying only y per cent uu excess 1t
NuD viii 20 toward ohs-tting the effect
OF declining l,Ond prices on oir surplus
While every one Ot our 93.O0D dspositors
re"etNes 4 per cent Un some portion uf
he savings. ~. 1sD receive ( per cent on
their entire balance
he Greenwich savings Bank has t3s
UH ssl m mortgages. So ilH UlO IN bonds
ana 5WOuD In banks and trust com
panies
The Hank for Savings famiharlv known
~ The bieecker Street savings Hank
Iof many years and one 1T the biggest II
al, toted Yesterday for - pes cent
The liizens Savings Rank decided upon
a SIM miiar reduction The West Side Bank
decid"i 10 retain the per cent. rate.
HE Williamsburg Savings Rank like
me hruohlyn savings Institution and the
hrookiyn saving Hank will pay De.
portur- the per cent interest rate on
the forthcoming semi-anuual di-hurse-
ments
The sun., 1910-06-10
THE III DGE RELENTG
Snun ThroweF 20 TBs Thrnshed Instead SG
Going To the WSrkhoRse.

Magistrate Krot@l who sentenced Oliver
Neal II sYS Iiebout avenue. The Bronx
to the workhoiIzs for scattering snuh IN a
Third avenua elevated train on Wednesday
night revoked tho sentence early yestar.
day morning A. tho hearing the Magis-
trata said that he was going to send all
such Offenders 10 tho wOrkhOuss hut
Neal's father and a minister vent 10 court
and pleaded with him
The father Ssid that his family vas in
bad way and needed oliver. who il
10 years old He promised TO give the
hoy tho -soundsst thrashing he ever re-.
ceived The Magistrate decided to fine
Oliver SO
The sun., 1910-06-10
WILL SuL WITH ROO>rIILr.
~Ome Of His FriION NOyAErrs ~prrL
Non siernburg o. one

The larger part OF the unusual numD--
ol cabin and steerags passrn gers Nho
took passage yesterday ~ Hamburg
aboard the Hamburg American liner
Raiserin Auguste Victoria we're inspire
90 do 10 chiefly because Col Roosevelt
hal anrounyet more than mot M ago
his intention OF coming 10 New York
aboard her Among those who will sail
with the Colonel according 20 a despatch
received Yesterday by Emil T.. Boas
resident American director uf the lirr
are
George " Darr Mr. George Wander
hilt Miss Agnes and Mis- Naily VI Lowry
Francis " Wilson. Robert VI tpIi.l-
Mr. and MR.. Fauk Kellogg W. and
Mrs Gilsou ttarlf nr NJ and Mr. y g..
Mllard Ralph waldo I.awfou. Mr and
Mrs G. Crosby Thompson. Augustus
e. Gurnee Miss Bertha and Miss Evelvn
Preston Mr. and Mrs 4 De Here ia
X J Preston Mrs r 4 Master James
tuTran. Mrs p 7 Hefelhnger and
family, Mr ami Mrs James Y Mellon
Mr- J. y Bartlett and family John :
Holden Mr. ard Mrs LIANT ert JatO'
Mr.. George Grey Barnard and chiiire0
Mrs Dwight Miss l. and Miss j Bruce
J. y 4 Carpenter 4. Parker Jr
Mr. and Mn Henry 4 Playls Nr and
Mr, VI MCI Iormick Mrs. Joseph = and
Miss kmma stone. CouT tess Marco.
Countess AieNandriL- Beroliin gen. Jusei.h
g. rev 80 rretarv Of the American
Embassy a. Rerlir. Mrs otto l.. and Miss
Isabel M.rsmann. Mrs J y stevens
Mr. and Mrs Giraui Foster. Josiah e.
1haW art family Mr and Mrs VI "
Post FreihrTr Harry Syeck vOr Stern
burg Herman Spayer and MAJOR & u
@sssrlun
The sun., 1910-06-10

CITY Court Judge McAvoy disn sssd
Yesterday m" suit brought by Franz
Snithson. the stage manager. - rao1y~
81 90 from Prank Robinson. who bRcksi
the play The Queen cf me Mour
Rouge SEnthson alleged that he VA
% get the 81 .lF0 a. bonus " the show rnasls
money. and he had a further ciaim ~,
expenses. The defendant oontende1 that
the show lost money and the Court found
that there was no evidence tO the contrary
The sun., 1910-06-10
NDE Dt>cE rOR ~ RCrO>N.
FatIma. a NauIch GIrl Gives stag D'nner
Party = surprise

~ Loris, June The publication this
afternoon Il tho details Il the nude dance
bv Fatlma. a Nautci dancer h"fura the
surgery section - the American Medical
Association now m Convention here At
q stag entsrta Inm"nt Tuesday night
cree ted a sens. 'Ian among IN. visiting
physICans.
All cUnnectsd with the arrangement
~ the entertainment denied responsibility
for the dance and -ay fatima must ha We
done n ~ her pWn yplltlpu. BECAUSE
they are sure they would never have
allowed i' had they known n wT- intended
Dr Walter y Dorset II ~ LOuis chair
man II the arrangements COMMITTEES.
to-day admitted that the dance had taken
place hut SAID that u was not On the pro-
granms and would not have heen allowed
had hs been able ~ reach the stage IN
time ~ prevent u
The sun., 1910-06-10
iTTORNET-CENERIL DEFINES.
SAYS thr &c, ~rnment should Net Take Z D
the Matter ~ Communication Rates.

YCNKFRs, June . An appeal 20 Gov
Hughes q use his influence with the rail
road authorities to prevent an increase
IN Communication rates on tho New York
Central Railroad Was made by Mayor
James T. Lennon to-day The Mayor =
lettsr n the Governor enclO-Ss one that
ha has reCeIved from Attorney General
Wickersham. IN which tho Attorney
General writes under date II June =
received your telegram to-day after
the conference With tho representatives
~ the various railroads II seems 10 me.
hoWevrr that tho question 70 which you
direct my attention relating 70 local com
mutation rates = one which should he
dealt with by the Public Service Commis-
sion IN New York. and that u l. not Of such
general national character A. 10 Justify
taking u up by the Federal Government
The sun., 1910-06-10
Ar LAST 4 YOUNG SWAN.
Precautions Against PARK EEs ThsSts
auecessful Thm Year.

FOR the first time in eleven years the
Central Park authorities have succeeded
in Matching out a swan egg. There was
oBe fufy little white cyEnst running
about the nest ~ a mute swan yesterday.
-Four more eggs are in her nest and hopes
Of lull brood are entertained
The failure 10 raise swans in the park
has been due 20 egg stealers Swans
on the big lake and on the lower lake
did the best they could 10 raiae a family
each year, but providers would carry OF
the eggs.
Park Commissioner Stovsr took ex-
traordinary precautions this year He
ca iaed all Of the water fowl 10 he trans
ferred N the lower lake and ordered All
boats ~. A black Taamanian swan
and q white mute swan went nesting
on the shore ~ the lower lake. The
COmmissiOneT had a high wire fenO.
built around each nest and had watch
men put On guard day and night during
the incubation period
Dolly. Tho black swan. was disapp0inted
In her eight eggs They wouldn't hatch
but ~ she N very ambitious for a family
che NAV Try again this simmer
The sun., 1910-06-10
am Mrn ArnuIlIrd o. .Iur.er

Chu Hen of the -Four Brothers society
who Was On trial in General Sessions foi
the murder II ITu FOok Yuen ~ ths
TN LeonR Tong in Park row on April 10
was ac1uitted yesterday afternoon aftei
the Jury had heeD out three hours When
Chu Hen was told that he was free he ran
from tho court room, hut h. waited out.
side a. shake hands with the Judge
The sun., 1910-06-10
10 HELCOWE ROOSEI ELE.
spanish war veteran. Nre 10 Take Part
IN the Parade

~ great has been the demand for seats
on tho stand A. the Bsttsry thai the Ro0zs-
v'lt reception rommitt~" yesterday or-
derrd that the seating capacity %" IN.
creased from 80 10 IN
IN" committee Yesterday granted the
request ~ the spanish War Veterans 20
tak" part IN tho parade II was first IN
tended that they hay" the position NJ honor
az Washington square hut n has now
hesn decided that they shall act as escort
Nv the committee They will therefore
march up FIFTH avenue 10 Fifty-ninth
street
The sun., 1910-06-10
flag Day Next Tu esda,

The Empire State Society ~ the sons
n the American Revolution asks that
every citizen display tho American Sag
newt Tuesday. June ~ That day IL
FlaC Day. the l29d anniversary oT the
Sta.S and Stripes
The sun., 1910-06-10
DINNER To y. l.. MARSHALL.
New RepubiIean Leader ~ the 10th the
Guest ~ laIa FFiemda

~. Frederick l.. Marshall was recently
appointed an Internal Revenue Collector.
and as he ~ alsD the new leader n the
Tenth Republican Assembly district the
members " tho district and their guests.
~ strung. Celebrnted the double event
by giving him a dinner at the Stuyveaant
Casino. it2 second avenue last night
Lloyd e. GrisCom and William y. Ban-
net tod by telegram how sorry they were
not ~ he present SeCretary II State
Koenig and Abraham GrlIbeT spoke.
A. the speakers' table Werp Otto A Russl-
SKY. EAward lautarhach. Ogden T..
Mills Marcus Brown. Charies y tiehring.
John bOyle. Jr. and Edward n. Morgan
The sun., 1910-06-10
Msmen srrsE IN Csmmu,er.. Rehar

ORANGE. y. J.. June S.-Ths Orange
Political Study Club, a women's organiza-
tion. has adopted resolutions protesting
against the higher commutation rates.
The resolutions say:
while recognizing the increased cost Of
operation due 70 the rise In wages and cost
Of materials, we believe In the light Of the
experience Of New Zealand that this i
very largely compensated for by the in
creased volume of traf1c
A. a body of -ubuFhan women who use
me railroad 80 extensively and who have
no direct means Of making their wishes
fet IN legislation We can only resort 10 this
method Of showing our disappToval " this
action Of the railroad Ofiicialz
The sun., 1910-06-10

sFr rHw u.tFIr sa.f .ffrr ~ m. ono nv arqri-r
ForrT u. H home 100 r IAWuT' trrT 20
TATfe "r.rh .. Frl. .Efa uf f. ..rl m 100. prtrr.
vIH ur mr~riH.r FrVHrrri rt-n fratns rHr
cir-cf '1 ir-"i .suFrr .1r H'nr elton oT
EfGE ~ .fHTHU anrI. b. THH ~ fFIanhnrr t1
TluoItf p WH-sgu~ rrr.bIrrI 80 IrTf =. o
u-AI.
The sun., 1910-06-10
UNDERTAKERS.

ERANE z. CAMPBELL, saI.sas y, 91a -
ChaDels. Ambulance service Tel. l5st yhe.saa
The sun., 1910-06-10
sALIz nv AuCTION


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11a-lNl Fsurth Avenas. = p cor z.'7 NJ
HenFy A. HaEtFaau. Austieaefr
CunsU'idatet sale No- " by AarNrl .
The PrOVident Loan Society
Of New York
Of me collateral for unpaid inans mafe
% and including lcbruary =. ihn AZ NJ ."'
aAg FOaWTH AVENJE.
ffurmcriy ~ Fourth AsenTr
Loans in 40 foai0 inclusiVF
lao El.BMtDgsE sT8A9l.
Aoan1 IN No ilH1nf Inclusive
5a8 NETENTu AvEwtN %
Formerly iie West t.d street
Loans ~ No. Gifl1 luriuslVe
lu9 EANr n1ktm NumNNts
Lnana N No mq11 uciusiEr
a09 GRAND MfBMEN.
Loans - 80 TlNle lnclusiNe
10 GRAHAM AVENUE HHDOhAhN
Llnan8 % No. Elfli inrifatNe -.
To b. REID N wiueaday and Thurt1ha. ~
"a and "a 1870 ai % A. NJ. "a.
Enhibltiun MBnday snd Tuesday juns o AS
The sun., 1910-06-10

1aa-lAl FsuFth Aveaas. s. y cor z.'- vi
henFy A. Mart laan. AHrtieaeff
tunHu1hr Hffaf anfa Mn III NE N."r'"U ..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-31
EATON. OHIO.

Eaton, O., May 31.--W. A. Miller OF
Chicago has returned after few days
visit here with his wife who Is a
guest at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. III. Conger.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Grauser and chill
dren of Dayton returned to their home
on Monday after few days visit at the
home of Mrs. Grauser's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ELI Murphy.
DR.. and Mrs. L. v. Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Hiestand and Mrs. l.. c.
Reynolds were among the number OF
Eatonians who saw the auto races in
Indianapolis Monday.
Mrs. L. c. Reynolds Of Cleveland is
guest OF local relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Larkin and little son
spent Monday in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Gray were here
from Gratis Monday.
Miss Lavena Thomas OF Dayton
spent Monday here with her sister,
Mrs. George Holman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gehring OF Day
ton spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Wambold.
The case of Abbie Aten against Geo.
w. Kautz. Jr.. administrator Of the es-
tate of Geo. w. Kautz, S., was begun
Tuesday morning in the common pleas
court before Judge Elan Fisher and
a Jury. The plaintiff seeks to be given
Judgment for $762.O for services
which she claims were rendered the
wife OF the deceased during her last
illness.
Memorial day was fittingly observed
here Monday and the impressive ser
vices at the cemetery were largely
attended. Professor Charles Cookson
superintendent Of the Troy schools de-
livered an eloquent address. Music
was furnished by the New Hope band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mikesell of Dayton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cooper Of Rich
mond. Ind, spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. III. Joens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank.Gardner and two
children of Louisville, KY, spent Sun
day in Eaton with his sister. Miss Ella
Gardner. Miss Gardner accompanied
them as far as Cincinnati Monday and
spent the day in that city.
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CENTERvlLLE, IND.

Centerville, May 31.-Mr. Lewis Nor.
gan Of Indianapolis visited friends and
relatives here Sunday
Word has been received here that the
condition Of Mrs. Taylor McConaha is
much worse and her death is expected
at any time.
Mrs. William Comons of Columbus
Ohio. Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Ray Bowman will leave soon for
Hagerstown to work for Starr the
hardware merchant. Clarence Hamp
ton of Fountain City has been employ
ed by o. K Dunbar to fill Bowman's
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Darnell Of Rich
mond spent Sunday with Mr.. Joseph
Darnell and family.
Mrs. Margaret West was called to the
bedside of her sister. Mrs. Taylor Nc
Conaha Saturday evening. Mrs. Nc
Conaha lives with her daughter east
of Richmond.
Mrs. Harry Reynolds and son For
rest Of Indianapolis spent Sunday here
the guest Of Mrs. Emily King Ander
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ladd oil
Richmond spent Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cutler and fam
lily OF Richmond were guests of Mr.
Cutters mother. Mrs. George Sanders
The Centerville Cemetery associa
ton will meet Friday of this week
with Mrs. Harry Johnston. 1t is de
sired that all members be present tc
help complete the arrangements fol
the festival to be held June 1S
Mr.. John Baum, Mr.. Boes, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joseph Deardoff, attended the
automobile races at Indianapolis thi.
week.
Mrs. Samuel Lashley who has beer
spending several days in New Castle
returned to her home here Sunday.
Mrs. James H. Fletcher of Dayton
who has been guest of Miss Florence
Kersey and mother for the past weel
returned to her home Monday.
Mr.. Dewitt Mosey of st. Paris. o.
came to visit for few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. F. Feeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Savage OF Rich
mond. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
i Mrs. Paul O'Neal.
/ There will be festival held by thu
Christian church in the hall Saturda,
evening. uJne l.
Frank Land and family Of Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-31
COMMANDER JULIUS A. PRATT
POST NO. t43 DEPT. ILL.,, G. A. r.

Mr.. Isaac Cook. Commander of
above Post, Kewanee. H.. writes: For
a long time was bothered with back
ache and pains across my kidneys.
About two months ago I started TAX
ing Foley Kidney Pills and soon saw
they were doing just as claimed. l
kept on taking them and now am
free from backache. and the painful
bladder misery is all gone. l like
Foley Kidney Pills so well that l
have told many Of my friends and
comrades about them and shall recon-
mend them at every opportunity
Sold by all Druggists.
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, May 31.--Mr. and Mrs
Lou Gohring of Rushville were guests
OF relatives here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Knode and chill
dren of Richmond were guests Sunday
OF Mack Knode.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Allender
Sunday morning. a son. weight y.
pounds.
Mrs. J. H. Kidwell entertained Exum
Copeland and family and Charles
Backenstoe Sunday at dinner.
Clyde Geisler of Indianapolis spent
over Sunday here.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Roach were At
Indianapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keever were
guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Replogle and
children OF near Economy spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. ]. M. Lontz of Richmond was
the guest of her sister Mrs. Thee
Sells Monday.
Miss Ethel Bertsch of Cambridge
City has been visiting with her aun!
Mrs. Frank Hoover.
Frank Woodward who is employed
as telegraph operator at the Underwater
pumping station will leave Wednesday
to spend two weeks with his parents
Mt Muncie. Pa
Mrs. Fred Presbaugh of Richmond
spent Monday here.
Mrs. Robert Thurston and daughter
Rena and Mrs. Chester Life were al
Losantville Saturday afternoon. Miss
Rena remained for visit with hel
grandparents. 49,.
Miss Mamie Lott Of Richmond wa:
the guest of Miss Carrie Allen ovel
Sunday. ..
simon Miller and Frank Thomas
spent Monday here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carr.
boy.
Frank Brant returned Saturday eve
ming from Chicago. He will be EN-
ployed as time keeper at the Max
we'll Co., at New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van Meter
spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice New
comb.
Miss Estelle Kiser spent Sunday witt
her brother and wife near Walnu'
Level.
Mrs. Frank Neal of Richmond spent
Monday among relatives here.
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spent Sunday with silas Walker and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Wise and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martindale Of Greensboro
were guests OF Mr. George Limiting and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Dynes of Rich
mond and Mr.. and Mrs. John Eliason
living south of here spent Sunday with
MT. and Mrs. VIII DarneI.
Miss wilma Cook who has been in
school at Valparaiso, Ind, has returned
to her home here for the summer.
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EATON. CHIC.

Eaton. O., May 31.-The Peerless
ball team. of DAYTON. defeated the
Eaton team Sunday afternoon by the
score Of 2 to In game played under
particularly hampered circumstances
to the local nine. Kelly. for. Eaton,
counteracted his reputation as a good
twirler. He had neither control nor
speed. The umpiring of Robert Boner.
q local man. was Inconsistent to a
msrkedkdegree. 1t may be said, how
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ADOPTS DRASTIC MEASURE.

San Antonio, Texas. May 31-Be-
cause II year old Woltamo Ysayere
would not work and mend his ways
generally, his mother preferred charg-
es of vagrancy against him and asked
Judge Buckley of the police court to
send him to the rockpile for long
term with a view of introducing him
to work and the joys OF liberty. Her
request was granted and for 25 days
the young man will know what work
is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-31
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

Increases the price Of many neces'
stiles without improving the quality.
Foley's Honey and Tar maintains its
high standard Of excellence and its
great curative qualities without any
increase in cost. 1t Is the best RENE
dy for coughs. colds, Group, whooping
cough and all ailments Of the throat.
chest and lungs. The genuine is In q
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists.