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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
POLITICIANS
KEEP WILSON
BUSY At HOME

Princeton, Nov. Ex-Governor
elect Woodrow Wilson stated las
night that every minute of his tim
yesterday had been consumed witt
visitors and attention to %necessar,
correspondence. The mail at Pros
pect gets heavier every day, and hal
well-nigh swamped the student sec
rotary who has assisted President
Wilson in his work
In the afternoon the governor
elect dictated to a ~stenographer fol-
some time and by time for his daily
walk at 5 o'clock had cleared up a
considerable amount of work. Al
ready interested Democrats from
different counties are beginning to
visit Princeton, and today there
were q number here seeking to get
the ear of the next governor. For
all Mr.. Wilson has a cordial greet
ing and a sympathetic hearing, but
they go away with the conviction
! that the governor-elect is a good lis
tener, but says little concerning his
policy when he reaches Trenton in
January.
A great deal Of his time yesterday
was used In greeting many alumni,
who are thronging the town in an
ttcipation Of the great Yale-Prince-
ton game today. The town Is
agog with visitors and excitement
incident to the coming battle. Mrs.
Wilson acted as one of the patron
esses at the Princeton Glee Club con-
cert and the senior promenade last
night, but the goyernor-elect was
unable to attend. He was a specta-
tor at the game this afternoon and
firmly believes that the Princeton
Tiger will put his claws in old ELS
bulldog and defeat him.
The governor-elect will get a
great reception when he enters his
box this afternoon accompanied by
the members of his family.
Governor Fort is expected here to-
day to attend the game and will,
while here, meet his successor to
whom he has already written a cor
dial letter offering every assistance
in his power to %acquaint Mr., Wilson
with the details of the executive Of
flee at the State House. One Of the
questions the two men may discuss
informally may be the naming Of q
70 j uuSS 0SOi 60 II" WAY
as it is said Governor Fort will only
name an ad. interim appointment
with the advice and sanction of the
governor-elect.
Governor-elect and TIrs. Wilson
are making their plans to leave here
next week to allow Mr.. Wilson to
get a short vacation before he starts
for Frankfort, KY, November 27,
where he is on the program to make
the opening address at the confer
ence of governors, which will be in
session there November 20, 80 and
December L.
The membership OF that body will
consist Of all the present executives
and those elected Tuesday last.s 1t
will be the most interesting session
the state executives have yet held,
and Woodrow Wilson's opening ad-
dress is anticipated with interest, as
he is looked upon as the most no.
table addition to the state eXecu-
tives that Tuesdays election pro-
duced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
MEXICO TRIES
HARD To STOP
STREET RIOTS

Washington, Nov. 12.-The Mexican
government has adopted vigorous
measures to prevent a recurrence of
anti American demonstrations IN the
City of Mexico, according to adyices
received at the state department. Hen
ny Lane Wilson, the American ambas-
sador to Mexico, advised the depart
ment that %ffty-one men are now in
Jail for acts of vandalism. The streets,
Ne said, are being patrolled by armed
police, and no further violence Is ex-
pected.
The embassy is carefully protected,
and the government continues to exert
It's best efforts for the suppression of
anti-American riots and to prevent the
demonstration from spreading through
out the country.
Eagle Pass, Tex, Nov. r. yhe build
Ing occupied by the American consu-
late in Ciudad Poririo Diaz, Mexico,
Just across the Rio Grande from Eagle
Pass, was stoned by a crowd of Next
cans. Windows were broken, but no
other damage was done.
Consul Luther L. Ellsworth, who
was In the building at the time the
hostile demonstrations were made,
says that he attaches no importance
to the affair.
Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 12.-Clashes be.
tween Americans and Mexicans are
occurring all along the Mexican bor-
der. according to reports reaching this
city from various points.
Many Americans In northern Mexico
have fed across the border owing to
the menaeing attitude adopted toward
them by Mexieans. Stories of anti
American feeling were carried into the
lonely ranges of Chihuahua by cou-
rtefs.
There are many big international
ranches along the border country,
where Mexicans and Americans are
employed indiscrimlnately. and it Is
feared that+the dislike which has al
ways existed will give way to gun bat
ties typical Of the old days.
Guadalajara, Mexico, Nov; ia
mob of 500 Mexicans attacked Ameri-
can property here, destroying 1t and
defying Americans to stay in the town
upon penalty Of their lives. The dam
age. will go into thousands of dollars.
A section of the Tenth federal cav
airy was sent here to prevent further
rioting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
GOVERNOR FORT BUSY
IN THE STATE CAPITOL

Trenton, Nov. 12:-The decision
of Governor Fort not to name a man
I to the court of errors and appeals
who does not meet with the approval
of Governor-eleet Wilson, the plans
for the going of the governor and
the governor-elect to the conference
Of governors at frankfort, KY,
November 20, the going to Hot
Springs Of Winton s. Garrison, treas
urer of the Republican state commit
tee, and the sending to the press of
the second annual report of Adjutant
General Wilbur f. Sadler, JE, were
among the interesting political
events at the state house yesterday,
Governor Fort said it would be
useless for him to name a man to
the court of errors and appeals in
the place of George r. Gray, de-
ceased; unless Governor Wilson ap-
proved, as the gevernor-eleet will
have the chance of sending In a
name as soon as he gets in office.
Therefore Governor Fort will con-
suit the incoming governor before he
acts.
After the governor had gone to
the State schols in the morning, he
said he would go to the conference
of governors and to the Yale-Prince-
ton football game today.
The report of General Sadler rec
ommends the passage by the ineom-
ing Democratic legislature of a law
requiring the retirement of officers
of the national guard who have
reached the age of sixty-four years.
The general says such officers are
not in condition for field work, and
therefore they should not be allowed
to command men. Such q law has
been declared unconstitutional, but
the general says a way should be
found to pass such a law, which will
stand the test of constitutionality as
applied by the court.
While everybody was discussing
the report, a subpoena server from
the office of former Attorney Genera
Robert FL. MeCartef served Genera
Sadler and Colonel Gilkyson sum
mons in the suit of former Adjutani
General R. Heber Rreintnall in New
ark, Monday. General BreiDtnal
sues to bis office, now tina
the Vredenbergh retirement bill fo
age law has been declared uneonsti
tutional by the courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
Weather Forecast.
Fair; moderate winds.
General Markets.

BUTTER-Steady; receipts. ems pack
ages; creamery, specials. per h., 8lkc. /;
extras, SIC; thirds to ffrsts, 24as0c.; held,
specials, S2as2hc.; seconds to extras. 251Aa
S21Sc.: state dairy, common to finest, 24a
ge.: process, 24a27c.; factory, current
make, 2e1Sa2S1ko.
Enthusiastically; receipts. 1855 boxes;
state, whole milk, specials, per tb,, 15Aa
lie. average fancy, white. 15a15%c.; col
ored, f5&c.; October, eolorsd, 1Ahc.; white.
l4I4c.: common to choice, ISai4e.; part
sklms, 41aal2%c. full skins. 2~iSaS1Sc.
EGgS-Firin; receipts, 5,ss7 cases; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery, white,
per dozen, 42a52c, brown. sSa40c.; gath
cred, white, SSa45c. brown, 2Sa3se.; fresh
gathered, extra firsts, SSa35c,; frsts, 2sa
l2c.; seconds, 2sa2sc. r-efrigerators, spe-
cial marks, 2sa25hc. firsts, 25a2SlSc.
MEATS-L4ve veal calves, common to
choice, per 100 lbs. S75oalt; live calves,
grasseFs. S4a5.S; country dressed veal
calves. prime, per h.. Ice, common Ia
good. Sa14ke; barnyara and grasssEa,
Aie'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
JUDGE LYON
NOT To ACT
ON BLUE LAWS

New Brunswick, Nov. 12:-The
Inn and Tavern Act has a little toe
much of a turquoise tint to cause
Judge Lyon to refuse a renewal 81
license because If violation of some
of it's provisions. But the Bishops
more modern act ts another matter.
If 1t isn't strictly complied with
those guilty of violations may expect
to have their licenses revoked while
the Perth Amboy Judge is on the
bench.
This ruling came at the end of the
hearing on the application of Frank
A. Malaszewski for a renewal of his
license at Melrose, in Sayreville
township. Senator Avis, represent
ing the Law and Order League, had
endeavored to prove by detectives
that M~alaszewskf had violated the
Inn and Tavern Act by refusing to
provide meals and lodging for the
detectives of the league who had
visited his place. and had violated
the Bishops act by selling two
quarts of whiskey to one man.
The applicant denied practically
all these charges. He said he re-
fused lodgings because his rooms
were full, did not refuse meals, and
that the whiskey was sold n quart
at a time.
Judge Lyon, In deciding the case,
said that he was not unmfndful OF
the requirements OF the Inn and
Tavern Acts provisions for accom-
for man and beast. Until
recently, he said, the act even re-
euired that the beds provided be
feather beds. This law. however, he
thought, vas intended for the time
OF stage coaches. Times have
changed, and things are not as they
were then, he remarked. The public
Is looking differently at the laws
governing the sale of Intoxicating
Judge Lyon said he would consid-
or the Ease solely upon the question
Of whether the applicant sold In
quantities Of more than the legal
amount. He was satisfied, he said,
that there had been such a sale, but
only one offenss had been shown,
and he disliked to take away a
license without a more fragrant
showing. He decided, therefore, to
grant Malaszewskt's application, but
warned him that If the law was not
strictly obeyed In future he would
be punished by losing his license.
The court added that other license
holders, might expect the same.
Malaszewski was represented by
Senator George s. Silzer and Edward
w. Hicks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
TRENTON COUNCILMAN
SUICIDE JUST ELECTED

Trenton, NOV. 12:-Although he
was elected~to be councilman on the
Democratic ticket last Tuesday John
t. Wayman, of this city, yesterday
committed suicide by hanging him
self. His body was found dangling
from q rope in his barn.
Because of itsbeing necessary to
have fifteen members present to pass
organization ordinances the Demo
Gratis will ask that a special election
be held so as to make sure OF abso-
Lutte control in city legislation.
The Democrats having regained
control of the city council last Tues
day, after being in the minority for
over twenty years, are not going to
take any chances Of having the Re-
publicans make trouble with their
legislation on q bare working ma-
jority of one vote.
Mr.. Wayman served in council In
1907 and 1908 and was defeated In
1909, but Yves successful Tuesday.
Before Mr.. Wayn1an committed sui
eide the council elected stood sixteen
Democrats to twelve Republicans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
ACCUSED WIFE
OF RICH MAN
MAY CONFESS

Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. 12.-Mrs.
Laura Farnsworth Schenck, accused
of administering poison to her hus-
band, John o. Schenck, the millionaire
meat packer, is in a condition border
ing ON physical collapse. J.. B. Hand
Ian, prosecuting attorney, expects to
have a complete confession from her
within three days. He already has a
partial confession.
It Is feared she will make an at
tempt to commit suicide, and she is
kept constantly under close surveil-
lance. 1t is thought Schenck will re-
cover, but he will be an invalid the
remainder of his days. The prelimi-
nary hearing will be held Monday.
Relatives of the husband scof at the
idea Of Mrs. Schenck clipping with her
chauffeur.
Contrary to expectations, no addi-
tional arrests have been made, but 1t is
confidently expected that within the
next few days at least two prominent
men will be taken into custody.
Mrs. Sehenck is well cared for at
the county jail, where she is con-
fined. Massive furniture from her resi-
denee has been taken to the jail, and
the woman occupies a big living eem.
She does not dine off the common fare
of the other u~nfortunates IN the big In
stitution, but has her meals sent in
from a nearby hotel.
AS the result Of the condition of his
brother, Otto Schenek, also a million
aire and connected with the packing
company, is in a serious condition. He
had a nervous attack that affected his
heart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
GOVERNOR ELECT TO
DEFEATED OPPONENT

Paterson, Noy. 12:-vivian NJ
Lewis received yesterday the fol
lowing letter from GoFernor-elect
Woodrow WILSON,:
Princeton, Nov. 8, 1910.
Hon. Vivian NJ. Lewis, Paterson,
my Dear MFR. Lewis want to
thank you most warmly for your
letter of congratulation. 1t was in
line with your handsome conduct all
through the campaign. / am sure
that l need not tell you that my feel
ing toward you has been of the
most cordial kind. 1t is delightful
to feel that there has been nothing
personal in our rivalry and opposi-
ton.
IT feel in this moment of success
that a great responsibility has been
put upon me.
with sincere regard, cordially
yours,
WOODROW WILSON"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
To NAME
STATE COMPTROLLER

Trenton, Nov. 12:-The term of
State Comptroller Henry j.. West will
expire next winter and his successor
will be elected by the legislature In
joint session next January or Febru-
airy.
AS the joint session will be Demo-
cratic Comptroller West will be sue
ceeded by a Democrat. Comptroller
West has been n OF David Baird's
right-hand men in South Jersey for
many years and was appointed
through Baird's influence. The sal
airy Of State comptroller is $4,000
and the term is three years. No
names of candidates for the position
have yet been announced, but there
will be a legion of aspirants before
the legislature meets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
CONTRACTOR WORK en-
|. SANDY HOOK BUILDING

Atlantic Highlands, Nov. H.
The contract for erecting new civil
ian quarters at Fort Hancock has
been awarded to Contractor Robert
J. Walsh, of Highlands. The bids
were called for ON the work in Sec
tons, entailfng four sets of figures.
Mr.. Walsh's bids were as follows:
As per plans and specifications, $5,-
1855; with brick foundation, 1910;
with tile roof, $685.. The bids on
electrical installation was awarded
to Walsh, his bid being $685.. Mr..
Walsh has sub-contracted the stone
work to Clark & Whale, of Long
Branch, and the metal and plumbing
work to Terry Martin, of Highlands.
Mr.. Walsh's nearest competitor in
the bidding was George w. Wines,
Of East Quogue, New York, his bid
with the roof and brick foundation
being $6,038.
The new quarters will be q two
story brick structure with base
ment, 25x46 feet in dimensions. 1t
will have all the modern improves
ments. The work Is to be comple~
ted within SO days.
l. Carl r. Able, of Madison avenue
Vas a guest of friends in Totem
Vile last night.
Isaac Durham, OF Woodbridge, Is
a local visitor today. t.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Quinn, of Mad
ison avenue, have returned home,
after a VISIT to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hummeli,
who havs been spending several
weeks the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
n. Kemble, in Market street. re-
turned to Tellytown. Pa, today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
TWO Would Succeed Aidrioh.

Providence, Il. l., Nov. 12-Henry F.
Llppist. general madager of the Man
willie company, has announced his can
dtdaey for Aldrteh's plaee in the Unit
fed States senaSe. AT the same time
Judge r. Baron b. Colt OF the United
States circuit court formally was ia
yited by some Of the newly elected
Republican members OF the legislature
to become q candidate in opposition to
Lippitt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
DRINKS WOOD ALCOHOL; DIES.
usIsp< Had Consumed All His Mas
4ang= wkiuLau

tap Had Consumed All His Mas
terra Whiskey.
New Rochelle, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Tak-
ing advantage Of the illness of Colonel
Delaney Aston Kane, the noted whip,
for whom he acted as butler for a num-
Der of years, james Donovan, forty
eight years old, drunk a pint of wood
alcohol In the Kane residence on Dav.
export Neck New Rochelle, and died
In the New Rochelle hospital from the
effects of the poison.
Having drunk all the whtskey he
could find. the man took the wood alco-
hol, which was used for spirit lamps.
Donovan was taken with violent
pains soon aftec drinking the alcohol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
M'CURDT MAY FLY TODAY.

Mail Will Be Carried to Land if Plan
Is Carried Out.
New York, Nov. Ia. A. d. McCur-
dy, in his Curtiss biplane, is scheduled
to fly late this afternoon from the deck
of the neutrality-suspicious. liner Penn
sylvani, when the vessel is of Fire Is
land, fifty miles from New York. He
viii try to launch his aeroplane from
the stern of the ship as the latter
steams backward and Will attempt to
carry a pouch filed with letters from
the Pennsylvania passengers and de-
liver them to the postal authorities at
Governors island an hour later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
DEMOCRATS
To CELEBRATE VICTORY

Platnield, Nov. 12:-The local
Democrats and bi-partisans will cell
citrate their victory here Monday
night. AT the head of the parade
will be James ID. MARITIME, who has
lived to see the day when this Re
publican stronghold has become
Democratic. Congressman-elect Tut
tie and Assemblymen-eleet Nc
Loughlin and Brodhead will also be
in carriages.
Read the NEWS every day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
Boul WOULD TRY AGAIN.
The Count Wants Another knaerie@i
Bride. Reports Say.

New York, Nov. 12.-Count Boni de
Castellane, who married Miss Anna
Gould, is seeking another rich Ameri
can bride, it is reported.
The count, 1t is declared, has nled a
petition with the Vatican for 4 paPal
confirmation of his civil divorce so
that the way to another marriage will
be opened to him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
Stocknen Call For Cars.

Ottawa, Nov. 1.-THE Canadian Pa
cifc railway is rushing hrs to the
west to take care Of the heavy de-
mands of the shippers of live stock.
There are not enough cars in Winnl-
peg, and cattle are reported to be suf-
fering severely, while shippers are
complaining bitterly Of the loss in
MpiUht -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
Attacks Burglar; viii Die.

New York, Nov. 12,-Shot by q bur-
glar with whom he grappled while his
wife looked on paralyzed with fear,
Harry Rosen, a shoemaker, was fatally
wounded In his home, 103 Madison
street. The burglar escaped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
GOULD AUTO KILLS BOY.
Clerk on a Bicycle Mas on the Wrong
Side of the Road.

Lakewood, n. j.. Nov. 12.-George ].
Gould's automobile ran down and in
jured a young boy, Orviss Johnson, a
clerk for Captain A. NJ. Bradshaw, so
that he died. Kingdom Gould was in
the tonneau on his way to the depot
and was travelling at a fast rate. of
speed. Young Johnson, On. his bicycle,
was going in the opposite direction on
the same side of the road when they
met.
George Gould, who was following in
another auto just behind, came to the
boys assistance and had him taken tc
the hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
Beef Trust Seeks Change of Venue.

Chicago, Nov. 12.-Attorneys for the
Indicted beef trust have filed a motion
with Judge Lands in the United States
district court asking for a change of
venue to the federal circuit court.
Judge Lands set the motion for hear
ing next Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
Bishop afcFanI In New Orleans.

Trenton, Nov. l2:-Ht. Rev
Bishop McFaul.' accompanied by Rev.
DIR. Edward g. Griffin and Rev. DR..
Haggerty, arrived in New Orleans
Thursday. They have gone to at
tend the convention Of the American
Federation of Catholic Societies,
which opens there tomorrow morn
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
Draa Lake For Missina Girl,

Asbury Park, N. j., Nov. 12.-Deal
Lake is being dragged In the search for
the body of nine-year-old Marie Smith,
daughter of Peter Smith of the Whites
vile district, who has not been seen
since she left school on last Wednes-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
asnator EIkins Irnnroxas.

Washington, Nov. 12.-Senator El-
kins of West Virginia, who has been
i'll for several months, is steadily Inn
proving. according to a report given
out at the family residence. The seaa-
tors ailment ia. an affection of the In
testines of temporary nature, ocea-
stoned by something he had eaten.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12
To Canvass state Vote.

Trenton, Nov. 12:-The exact
plurality Of Governor-eaeet Wilson
over Vivian M. Lewis will not be
known till the state esnvassers, who
will meet in the Senate chamber ON
December /, finish their work. The
board consists OF the Governor and
four Senators, two Democrats and
two Republicans. It Is generally
agreed that the Wilson plurality has
passed the $4,000 mark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12

Look at the prices of things" as
advertised In today's paper. If you
know values, and have a care for
your purse. these prices will interest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. I'D. +. NJ.
Sachs, president of the Continental
Savings ham A widelv known
hnaneisr. iieids bz shoot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12

Some of the news" of your imms-
date nefghborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-12

If you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss a great deal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-11
HAGERsT0WN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, April II. - The
miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Wayne
Lamar was attended by the Misses We
ma Benbow, Edna Arlington, Mamie
Miller, Emma Conway, Nora Lamar,
Bertha Dilling, Elizabeth and Hannah
Hovelmeier, Mamie Petty, Ruby I'm
derhill, and Maud Petty, and Mesdames
Paul Lamar. Thos. Lamar. Wayne La
mar, Elias Worl, Fred Cain, Chas.
Cain, Lee Rath. Clay Lester. Lewis
Harter. Harry Thalls. Fred Smith and
John Holler. A contest was pleas
ant feature of the afternoon, Miss Eliz-
abeth Hovelmeir winning the favor.
Light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sells spent Sat.
urday with their son, John Sells and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houser of Rich.
mond, spent the latter part Of the
week with his parents.
Mrs. H. C. Teetor will spend this
week with friends at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Elmer Dickson and daughter Of
Richmond, were guests the last OF the
week with her sister, Mrs. Ray War.
Eel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris entertain.
ed at six o'clock dinner Sunday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Teetor and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Fox.
Mrs. Jacob Rummel and Mrs. Rob
ert Newcomb were at Cambridge City
Friday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-11
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Sold It q per bottle at all drug
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