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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-26

Spiders.
Most spiders have poisonous fangs,
but few of them are dangerous to hui
man beings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-26
A WORD TO THE HOUSEWIFE.

A housewife who makes her own
table linen n towels has hit on q
trick to lessen the labor. She adjusts
q small hsmmer and a sns needle or
her sewing machine, removes the
thread from the upright and runs the
napkin or whatever 1t Ia, previously cut
by the drawn threads, through tho
hemmer. This simple method OF turn
ting the hem and prickina the stitch
holes makes the handiwerk very easyl
Running the cloth through the ma
chine. too. takes out the stiffness.
A Daring Horseman.
The famous John Mytton once gal
Hoped full speed over q rabbit warren
"to try whether or not his horse would
fall" The horse did fall and rolled
over Mytton, who, with good luck, got
up unhurt. Shortly after he attained
his majority Mytton gave a dealer an
order for some carriage horses and
went to see what the man had got for
him. He put one of the lot In as tt {
dem leader to ''try' 1t and with the
dealer at his side drove out on the
highroad. AS they drove Mytton In
quired If the horse were a good timber
jumper, and, the dealer giving a doubt
full answer to a query he did not ex-
pect in respect of a harness horse,
Mytton instantly said he must try
him. Forthwith he drove at the turn
pike gate which barred the way before
him. The horse cleverly cleared it,
leaving the wheeler, the gig and its
occupants IN the take-off side. Won
derful to relate, neither the horse nor
the man was hurt. The gig, however,
stood in urgent need of repairs.-Lon-
don Stock Journal.
G-a-~~sE o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-26
U AMBoY A

Flat To Let-5 rooms and bath.
Fine location, moderate rent. P.
]. Monaghan, South Amboy.
14939-9-17-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-26
Business Directory.
CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING.
J. G.. conover, 27s State st.
Carpet Cleaning n Upholsterine.
Carpets made and laid. We aim to Civ
satisfaction.
GardeLl Brothers. ia High 81.
Caring, Trucking and Piano Moving,
Orders by Phone or Mail promptly
attended to. Tel. 1851.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Storage Warehouse - Best facilities,
clean, airy, locked rooms for furniture
and pianos, $500 up. Albert Leon,
1874 Smith street. 578-3-l-tf
PATRICK WHITE g SONS.
Telephone No. s.
ENaRSEERs, FOUNDERS.
MAoHM1STS.
General and Special Machine. Pattern,
ao3leT and Blacksmith Wevk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-26


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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Qus @lain. ST.. miro aemeloet. bab
uOln 5. 5ebruar min Der 6abrit Der
Slain Naiionl Watb Taeiorp 200 IN.
.geltellte entlaiien perben iollen. NEIL
oas ubrenaeihdfi auaenbliflId, iebr
flan lit, 10 baB Die ssabrifaiion beoeu-
teHb belfrdntt ueroen muB. !
poliseitommifdr Batter DON q E tp
D0rf entlieB am Donneritag brei
Botlsiiien. bic lid on 8uraern pererif=
Ten hatten. unb erhislt bierauf Elm
Ghreiben bon Wapor 8annor. in mel.
bsm iih oieier unbeoinat Der Gntlheib.
una oss RommiHdrs anitlitbt. uno
eriflrt. oaB ben Boli3iltpn oentlih gu
perifeben si aeben lei, bah in Yutunft
iddrfer beifraft meroen iolle, tpenn ein
poli3iif lif on sinem giiraer Der j. eife.
ooer acknowledgements in reHen
Wohnuna einbrinae. als tpenn or einen
Wertreher enttpiihsn laKe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
Yoiitiides.

Wenn Der @onareB um Der 2ebens.
mittelthenertna elm Cube 81 MAIDEN.
bic 36le auf 6leiih. Mildb. Gier. @e-
mile. 3ufer. iOtD'e nnf Drnfpapier.
ganmtpollitcffe, Gtablmadran. nahae-
tpieiene 5ruitlpaaren abihoffen ipiiroe.
tDiiroe man ifaunen. tpie raid normale
preiie fiir 0ieie MaareroattunQen her=
seIiellt ipiirben. Ser G1aoen, tpelhen
Die obnehin idon iberidttiaten Sruit-
barone erliiien. ipdrr Elm Nidis. per-
alihen nit Der Wohlthat. als ,pelhe
bon ben Waien Die 6erltelluna per=
ntinftiaer Yreiie empfunoen mtiroe.
Die fhiloernoe 9heorie BON oem ShnBe
Der ameritanilhen Nrbeit lpiiroe oann
allerblnas in bic Bride Qehen, aber
nihi aum Shaoen oes Mrbeiters. mel.
der nnier Dem ieBiaen spftem Den
5rults iueit 9r0Rer,n Sribut eniridtet,
als Der gobnnntetid,ie0 betsdst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

2elie reser i i'm sdopBe Der Groe bic erten GFriibs
IiugSiGte. @uf olen Sebieien Der star beginnt Der
Neubilbun9snrpaeB; ibhobteru fanm bemerfbar aipar
nph. aber bod nnperfeunbnr fir ben 9enouen gepes
abter. slm eieenen 4etbe ma9ft En- es iphren. @s
treibt unb br6ngt in Dir etpas. alS OBJ es Se1eln
fprenaen tpoate 2onn pieber ipirb es ftil, uicbts
rest idb mebr uns cine idier erlahmenbe Matti9tet
tomn,t iber 9h 3ie sSunftionen 0eines 2eibes per-
iasen 9eine 6eibtSarbe tpirb fahl nno grau. &opt=
ihnler3 ihledter. ipiberler Seidmad unb 9erftopis
uns befunben. baB Die geroauunssor9ane trdae ino.
aebnlibes beia9en anbere Nn5etden, me g. y. Driden
in bet Wasenge9enb: Shipinoel 6erafopfen. settpes
li9e atbemnptb RudeuIdpdde. @elbiutbt unb Sebns
itbrungen. Nudb in Sir fdmpien her Wiuter uub ber
Srieb Der Neubllonng. Der gorlduer bes sSriblin9s
Ser Minter bleibt aber nod Sieaer benn 8en &Drper
1laeen. b. b. ben I'M Gbrper idb ielbft bloenoen Sif
ten. au semdft. um db aug eisener 8raft 5u nenem
Neben burh5urin9en SeBt If es on Der 3eit. 3einem
Bic beipabrteu ct Bernard arduterpiaen 9ebraunft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
ansianD.

Mm SamstaQ Rod,mittaa INN 2 uhr
srreihte ole Seine in Varis ihren 0rhe=
punt uno oos MaRsr beuann an fallen.
Die 6urht Dor elmer arpBen Golamitdt
III nnn pnoaiiitia poriiber Oas gGnller
fdlt : 3oll per Stunoe uno am 9ieus=
tag ionnten fhon sinaelne 9inien Der
llnterarunobahn uno DER StroBeubahn
lpieosr in Nstrisb esisbt meroen. sSn
einselren Shsilen oRs 8sif1fispiertels
lit alles mieoer normal.
@tiirmiihe essnen ereianeten lih om
Samstae i'm beutlhen ReihstaQ, als
Der tcnierpatiue Nb9eorouete Oloenburg
in elmer &eoe Die Bemer!4lna mohte:
Als 96nia oon BreuBen miilie DER bsut=
ihe RniIer ons Msht baben. su ieoer
2sit einen prenBiihpn 2eutnant nit 10
Wnnn su beoroern. nm ben Heihstao
au fthlisBeu. 9arnnf broh Der Sturm
log. sdmmtlihe Mitalipner Der 9intsn
IpranQpn auf unb ihrien milo nurh=
einanner: llnerh0rt 5tanool6s! Nreh=
belt! 8erfniInnasbrud!" Die 3uIhauer
Ifimmien in Die &ufe NIT Elm. uno Der
silnafH oauerie mehrere Winuten lana.
Enblicb erhob Der llberale MbQeoronete
ghraoer formellen BroteIt Qeaen bic
8emerfuna b. Sloenburas. melde, tpie
er fnaip, cine arobe SeleioiQun9 lei nift
nur fir Den Reihstao. Ionoern aub fiir
oen GaiIer uno bas Seer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
Mn Der Sooes.gbiire ecrettet.

Die 5ooestbiire ihien bereit, ih iii,
WurraD ". Npers bon 3raniit oriose.
q. o.. gu 6ffnsn. als iein 2ebsn nun.
oerbar aerettet lpuroe. ,Sh mar in
einem ihrsdliben 3uitano". icbreibi
er, incline 6aut mar fait QeIb. Die
Muaen luaren einaeiunten. Die 3unue
mar beleai ih mar enttrdItet ourh
ben 0erlnit BON 40 piuno, murbe
tialif) ihlpdher. Gin b0sartiaes 2e=
betleioen 300 mid, gum 3uo binab
trpB Doftoren, Damn bette mid oas
nnuerelelblihe 6silmittel .@let,,c
yitters". Sd aeluann Die perlorsnen
40 yfnno mieoer uno bin ieBt aeiuno
uno ifart." gei ollen Mnasn=. lebsr=
uno Nierenlsioen lino tie uuiihertreff
lid. 8e,luht iie soc. lln!er 8arantle
uertauft BON Is. Is. peter's, Dem
oeutl1en Mpotheter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
1a9esnetsi0feitett.
cass..

SIM 3utibaus bon Columbus tam
es am DonRriiaa spiIAen sipsi 5trdfI
llngei Namens Gbarles Green uno Rod
DOptins 5u einem 3ampfs. nit tbem Re-
iultaie. oaB Beioe libel suaerihtst l,nD
in dr5ilibe gebanolnna aegeben perbsn
mubten. Der cine benuBte als Waffe
cine eIierne StanQe unb Der anoere einel
ihrperen 0amlner. Green famlnt pon
Cincinnati unp 1T auf abn Sabre elm.
uellefert. 9optlns 1T bon Ntbens
@ounip uno bat cine oreiidbrise Strafe
3u berbiiBen.
Nls paul sSranilin nod gerbIBung
elmer 0reiidhrigen Strafe ipeuen @ins
bruds uno Diebltabls 6reitoa Wormit.
taa aus oem 3uhtbans entlalien nuroe.
puroe er fofort BON Sheriff @reaq aus
ST. Clair. Sllinois. ,peaen 8aubes
mieoer uerbafiei. Boup. Darmon bate
ole Ausllsfe,nnas- papiere unieraeihnet.
Dsit aebunoenen 6dnnen uno 6iiBeu
muroe um Gamstu9 bic ihpetusr-
b,annte 3tift por 6rau glliee Ban
3an0t aui Dem 8asOfen in ibrer 2iihe
81 @incinnGti. o aefunoen. Sic 6rnn
baite ben ihrsfllhen So0 gefunosn,
ndbreno ibre orei Ginoer fpielten. Dbne
pon benz unaliif 9lhnnna 3u baben.
Der @oite Der ermoroeteu Srau. 5elie
u. Van 3anot. 1T in Saft gsnommen
poroen. Gr aibt su. ouB er 6reitaa-
nuht init ieiner Srau Sirsit 9ebabt
babe, bsbauptet aber. als cram Sums
iaQmoraen Don 0auie fo.iain9. babe er
nod nthts BON Dem Wioroe senubt.
yiah Dem Befuuo oes Goroners mar
ole 5rau erif etnluroet morosn uno
Damn ouf ben 8asofen geleat .,poroen.
nit Dem Rppf iibsr ntn Brennsr. 9lls
man Die 2slte fanO. tpnren olle Gleiosr
uerbrnnnt unb Das 6leiib pertohlt.
Die polisei bat ermittelt. DaB Bun
3anot ielt aeraumer 3sit einem iunaen
UtdoAen Qrobe Nufmertiamtelt ae-
lhentt bot.
Sn Soleoo Eno elf MitQlieoer Der
itolieniihen Berbrsherbnnoe. tpeltbe als
Die Stlparse 0uno betannt lit. ing
3uhihaus aeihidt noroen. Das III
Der e,ite Shlua, Der asaen oieie oas
2ano ihdnoenoe Gieielllhait pon Worc.
brennern uno @rprehern aefiibrt luor.
Den if.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
anlauD.

Su Nemart. q. s. tpnroe cine II
Sabre alte 6rau. Namens Sioren,e
&ulipp. inter Der Mntlaae Der Bi9amc &c
Derbaftet.
Carrie, Naiion bon Ganias. Die be.
tannte uno Dollltdnoig iiberQeihnappte
Beilbeloin. bat lsbten Donnerltaa
Mbeno in Butte. Don't. Elm Necontre
nit Der yeliberin zines Sunalotals..
6rau Map Wlalon. Bsioe Grauen foda=
ten ein 6nuaouell nah allen 3eaeln
osr Rnnf aus unb hdtten lih pabr=
iheinlih nod Ihmere 8erlebnnaen bei=
gebraht. wenn Die inl 9anslofal anlpe=
ienben Wdnnlein unb Weiblein lih
niht ins Miitel aele9t unD bic Gdmpf.
enbsn 9etrennt bdttsn. @arrie aab
Beranlaliuna 3u osm Streit. sic
ueflanate. baB ssrau Walop ibr 2,tal
ihlieBen io1te. gls oieie iih ,peiser,e.
orlbte iene nit Der 3srn6rnn9 bon
Wa6betn. Bibern etc. Da mabte ssrau
Nalen tur3en proseB. Sic perieste
Grau Naiiou cine Dhrfsioe unb mollte
lie binausmerien. Diele mebrte lih
uno balo mar eiE re9elredtsr 6aun=
tampf i'm Banae.
Sn paris ber6ffenilihisn Die rui5i-
!denllnaufriebenen cine 3ife bon Yer-
r1ibern. Mnliiftern uDo Spionen".
unter ben Namen oieier ountlen gbren.
mdnner fan0 mon aud ben eines Rui=
len. Namens gpalento. Dieier 1T ieit
etDa 3pan3ia .Sabren in N,w Dort
tbdtia, bat Diele Greunoe uno ibien es
iih tets CUR beionosren Mufgabe au
MAIDEN. nit nsu eintreffenoen rul{iihen
9epolutiondren betannt 3u tueroen unb
ibnen behilflih su iein. SEPT iheint
oas G6idial gunlento's belieQelt. benn
oas Ner6ffentlihen oes Namens zines
anaebliHn Berrdtbers III. ME elm rui.
iifdst 3euolutiondr faote. .iein 9ooes.
uribeil. oas in iebem isale pollfredt
miro"
Sn Der primero Mine in Drinioao,
COL. fano am MOntaa No6mitiaa cine
GTplolion natt. tudbreno lih ueniQ Qiiens
rs Mdnnsr In Der grube befonosn.
Spdt am 9aanniittae iunrDen Z 2einen
IN ber Ndbe Der Csffnuna bss 8unnels
Qefunben uno man fdiisbt boroMs. DoB
bic idmmtli6sn Qeuis. oie tiN IN Der
@rube bef0nben. liiilAefouipen HHo.
@elitrR iin0sin etr Byeluoer & otlsn.
mine in Nraiesboro. Rp. 33 Mrbeityr
bel elmer Ggplolion inns gebsn osion.
men unD 3lpei aUerOen peruli6t. Nan
BAT oie 3ti6en osr fcotsn ans 4aots.
Ii&i osftscsri:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Sen. bsmofratifhen Gtimm9ebern BON 9usenrnmas
gonntp fbnnen mir nnieren Miibiir9er, MIfreb
Npoegger, als Ganbbat fir baS Amt eineS
GDunfp &eeprberS beiens empfebieu Herielbe lit elm
Wann. BON nnbeIteblidem 9barafter uno GROCER
G&biateit 9erielbe untertpirft f6 Der gntibebnn9
Der eenpfratihen Wpr,pahlen.
Demofratcn non 9pper 9otpn5bip.
an bic Gemntraten ppn 1uScaranas gountp So
Der ouiautreen, 10 made Id, bies b,ermit befanui,
SD BIN Elm IsbenSi6n9liher Demotrat nno nuterfpere
MID Der Gnti9eibun9 Der bemofrati den Worlpahen
TN Mai. Die Stimmgeber bes repnbl,fonifhen @Diben
Eomntbip baben MID hreinal gum Ippnlbip @dbnbs
meiiter erm6hlt mas ipobI betpeiSt bab reine Wits
bnr9er mir ibr rOIleS 8ertrauen idenfen SD prede
fomObl bentin iuie aud en9ltid). 800
i: Sobnp Steinbauab.
g. g.. Gra3ier. Miiiiitent far ben County gtes
eor6er s. Is. 9nteniobn 3ei9t bernit on. bab er elm
Gagbioat fur Gonntp 9ecprber lit unb iib Der gnts
ftelhnng Der oemofrdttIhen DDrmablen am II. Wloi
1910 nnilrmirft
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

ueberall MIRO oas 2eben eiel liherer
aehaltet burh Die gDirtun4 bon 8r.
Rings Nem 2ife pillen bel 0ar:lei=
bi9teit. 8allenluht. Tpspeplia. un=
oeroaulihteit. 2eberleioen. Nisrentrant=
beitsn uno Glnaeweioeii0runaen. Sic
wlrten leid,i. bod nhsr uno bauen
Die 8eiunobeit uolltommen. auf. 25c.
bel W 6. peter's, Dem oeutibsn
Apotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
q GmakutetHer.

Sobn 8ineber9er bon ubri1spilIe lit eiu
Ganbibat fir gountp Gbabmeiiter. Derielbe. ein
SDbn eines Shpeiaers. lift IN bleem Gonntp 9eboreu
nno ani9emahien bot ininer fir bic benlofratiint
,,leiers Waat,er ais tid5tia unb superafa bepdbrf
9erieIbe Inernirt fb Der gntibebuna Der bentotra.
tilbeh Uormablen am II. Mai.
Demofraten bon ltbridbspine
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
SteriH.

Mir empieblen ban bemofrati5ben Stimmqebern
Grtebrih 1inb non gteip pbilabelpbia alS
@anoioaf fir Sberiif BON 1uScaratuas Gpnmtp. Der.
elbe 1T fiu nltbeipGbrter 9eutDfrat er lit fur oas
Amt bedbist unb peroieut bas pole 8ertranen einer
Witbiirser.
9entofraten pnn Ooihen 1p.
Ser Mnter3eihnete lebenSlang immer elm aupers
Idfiaer Democrat uno efriger Nrbetter fir oaS Sns
tereife Der 0artet beipirbt iG nm bic Domination
Gnsissoana bsr Ssmutrat!iaen gorsnabis am Or Syitsn
Dienitag. i'm Wlat.
Ybilip Gmith. Dorf Tp.
Der untersei9nete fanbiet biermit ben 2etern oes
DeDbodbter an. boB er ftd nm oa8 Amt be8 Shsriffs
bsDtrbt unb ttb Der Gntinebnng Der bemofratiidben
WorWnhlen ain II. Wioi unter'pjrft
-Mnfttn M GbpHS, Dotper 9ctunibip.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Gnoli6 linD unfsre .cerolb
/ |Q0 lenOer* nn0siomlleu. Nrsis
bisiss ssSotr so Gsnis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
Baltimore & Ohio Giiembabn.
8epmsirte preiie fur sonntae

1eDMsirte Hreiie fur 5onnta0.
Runbrie eom sonnaa fit iebermann.
Die bette 2nie fdr eimfae abrt fir NnnofabrteH
nad ir8cno einem Vfab.
Dan fh 5,det aaenten Y & O. ID. G
@arre. g. y H.. par @elo babel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-03
1t Is Said He Has Promised
Barnard He Will Deliver One
Address in the Sixth Indiana
District.
THIS CITY LOGICAL
PLACE FOR ADDRESS
Opposition to Payne-Aldrich
Tariff Bill Is More Pro-
nounced in Wayne Than the
Other Counties.

It is very probable that in event
President Taft decides to deliver but
one political speech In the sixth Indi-
ana district, that speech will be deliv-
cred In Richmond. Congressman
Barnard has the assurance that ii the
chief executive concludes to speak at
all, he will address the voters OF the
Sixth district and in view Of the fact
that the feeling against the Payne-Al.
drich tariff bill is more pronounced in
Wayne county than in any other coun-
ty In the Sixth district 1t is quite rea.
sonable to presume that this city will
be selected as the stopping off place
for the president.
A copy of the resolutions adopted by
the Sixth District Republican conven-
tion was recently taken to the White
House by Congressman Barnard. The
president seemed highly pleased, es-
pecially with that part Of the res0lu.
tions dealing with the tariff and stat
ed that the expressions on that subject
were fair to everybody concerned.
1t is expected that the President will
refer to the Sixth district tariff plank
II he speaks In this city and make
some interesting comments on the sub
ject, OF which measure he is staunch
advocate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-03

HIS TRADE NATIONWIDE
He SAYS HE WILL AID THE AU-
THoRITlEs IN STOPPING THE
PRACTICE OF SELLING AND
BUYING WOMEN.
american News sa vice,


New York, May 3.-Harry Leveni-
son, indicted for connection with the
white slave traffic. made q complete
confession today, revealing the sec
rets of the business and pleaded gull
ty He will be used as a witness
against the other defendants. Many
arrests are expected According to
Levenison the business extended to
nearly every large city from coast
to coast and from the Gulf to Alas
ka, including international connections
principally in Canada and France.
Levenison declared he had received
no promise OF immunity but will aid
the authorities in breaking up the me-
farious traffic In which young girls
were procured and sold. Levenison's s
confession came as sensational eli
max to the charge made by Assistant
District Attorney Reynolds. that Hell
en- Hastings, eleven years old. had
disappeared and presumably was mur-
dered to suppress her testimony. The
Hastings girl has not yet been locat-
ed but Bell Moore. negress now un-
der arrest on white slave charges. de
clares she is in seclusion. suffering
from broken leg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-03
Bartel, Its Originator, Refused
to Vote for a Skyrocket
Amendment, So Council
Took Sweet Revenge.
RICHMOND BOYS CAN
CELEBRATE OLD WAY
No Paternal Law Will Hinder
Them From Blowing Off
! Fingers and Feet and Get
ting the LockjaW.

Because Councilman w. II. Bartel
which would place sky rockets on the
eligible list for the safe and sane cele-
bration of independence Day, even aft
er he had said openly that he believed
he would support this amendment, for
the sake of compromise, seven other
councilmen took revenge on him and
the fireworks ordinance was defeated
by vote of seven to four, last even-
ing.
When the matter came up last even
ing, it was said that any proposed
amendments to the ordinance, on third
reading, must be passed by a unani-
nous vote. If they had been consider
ed on second reading. only a majority
would have been necessary.
6arteI Explains Measure.
Following the reading of the ordi-
nance, Councilman Bartel, its father,
gave highly interesting talk, Illus
trated by exhibits of what kind of fire.
works could be used and what varieties
would be eliminated by the passage of
this ordinance. Councilman Weis-
haupt moved that skyYockets be strick-
en- out of the ineligible list. This
seemed to meet with the popular ap-
proval of the other councilman. except
ing Bartel, who maintained that the
ordinance was fair and just, with sky
rockets on the black list. However,
he saw that the other councilmen
would champion ,skyrockets. N he said
he would b} wiling to take half !
loaf"
The councilmen promised Mr.. Bar
tel that they would vote for the ordi-
nance If he would help pass the amend
ment relative to the rockets. Being
on third reading, it was necessary that
the vote on the amendment be unan-
imous. Consequently. when acting
chairman Won Pein. who was selected
to fill the chair, owing to the illness of
Mayor Zimmerman, put the matter up
to council, Mr.. Bartel, whose name was
called first, voted no. the amendment
was lost even though all the other
councilmen voted aye"
Then the matter Of voting on the or
dinance, as introduced by Councilman
Bartel came up. The vote started out
like the ordinance would be a winner,
until it got to Councilman Evans, who
voted mo" Besides Mr. Evans. the
following are the city officials who
took revenge on Councilman Bartel:
Kaufman. King, Waidele. Weishaupt
Vessel and Williams.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-03
Leaders in Congress Recog-
nize That Unless This Is
Done Session Win Be Pro-
Ionged for Weeks.
NO ADMINISTRATION
BILL YET ENACTED
New Mexico-Arizona State
hood Bill Actually Passed
the House, But Is Being
Held Up by Senate.
tAmerican News Service,

Washington, May 3.-Unless the
leaders in the house pass the word to
sidetrack the presidents legislative
program, congress may be in session
for the next ten weeks. For five
months the house and senate have
been busy, devoting most of the time
to administration measures, but the
first one of these has yet to be sent to
the white house for President Taft's
approval. Last December by prac
tica1ly unanimous vote the bill ad
mitting Arizona and New Mexico to
statehood passed the house. 1t is now
on the senate calendar. The house
also several weeks ago, passed one oi
the conservation measures recon-
mended by the president
Postal Savings Bill.
The senate after weeks Of debate
passed the postal savings bank bill
but that measure has now been tied
up in the house committee on post
offices and Dostroads with no indica
ton of an early agreement, and this
Is one bill the president is most anx
ious shall be approved with this ses
sion.
The railroad bill is being consider
ed by both house and senate and with
the chances that it will go through
the house first. Then may follow 9
parliamentary tangle which promises
q possible delay of some two or three
WEEKS. n n s''s'' . y = =
Other measures on the presidents
legislative program include the anti
Injunction bill, several conservation
bills and the bill to grant federal char
ters to corporations. These measures
are still pending in committees of the
house and senate.
With matters of routine that must
be disposed OF. it will be seen thai
there is enough work ahead as at pres
ent outlined to keep congress here fol
two months at least.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-03
REPORTED

The Dickinson Trust company, re-
ceiver for the Kramer Manufacturing
company, filed final report in the cir
cult court today. As soon as the re-
port is inspected and approved by
Judge Fox, 1t is expected that the re-
ceiver will be dismissed. The firm
was placed in the hands of a court
official on March s, 1909, on petition
of the c. & w. Kramer company. In
its report the receiver shows that the
total amounts which came into its
hands were $4.716.86 and claims cred
its in the sum Of $2.431.81 which was
spent on the plant and in payment of
accounts. A balance of $2,2S5O5 was
turned over to the C. & w. Kramer
company, responsible for the action.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-03
FOX TO HEAR CASE

Evidence was introduced in the case
OF John Saylor versus The Ridgeville
bank, for $4,000 on accounting, which
was venued to the Wayne circuit court
from Randolph county, yesterday, but
no decision was rendered. The attor-
neys will submit briefs in the matter
which will be inspected by Judge Fox
and ruling made later.
The plaintiff claims thar he had de
posted large sums with the banking
institution and that on the occasion oi
the final reckoning, he found that his
statements of Withdrawals from his
deposits did not balance with those Of
the banking institution. He claimed
that $4,000 was still due and asked
an accounting of the books.