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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13

and Grant SITS. Inquire 361 A Cor
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13

Lett and 5 rooms, all improve
ments. $1,000. Inquire s. Mandel,
70 New Brunswick avenue grocery
store. 16953-12-5-tf
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
UNCLE JOE" CANNON SAYS
HE'S GOOD FOR 25 YEARS MORE
Relieves Himself Of "Corn-Field
Philosophy" When Asked For sS'
preston on Aldrich-Hale Deal.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Im
good Tor % years yet declared
Uncle Joe" Cannon in one OF his
"corn-field philosophy sermons" &c
liyered at the white house yesterday,
with the prospective retire uent OF
Senators Aldrich and Hale. as his
test. He had Just left President Tar,
and in the anteroom was asked by
the newspapermen:
What do you think OF the gradual
retirement Of Il o old guard"
Well, | don't think I'll be lonesome
yet whtie," nc said
DO you think Senator Hale saf-
tered from any .o!itical palpitaupls -
was the mex; CueIy
Hale Is 40 damn coward he said.
"He is a man Of courage and no fight
against him cou'G scare him cut
1t was suggested that PERHAPS
Uncle Joe" might feel called upon
TO Join AldIich and Hale before long,
but the ear OF the house couldn't see
II that vav.
"Overwork never killed anybodH"
he CONNIE nted. That's about the only
thing | do Gluttony and laziness gre
the things that kill men, but fighter
hasn't time 10 be either gluttou o.
a slOtL >" ~
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
BREITMEYER WILL MEET
BUILDING COMMISSION
Hunter Fire. Due To Defective Elec-
trio Wiring, Stirs Mayor
To Action.

Mayor Breitmeyer has requested the
members of the building commission
tC meet with him Saturday morning 10
discuss their plans for building inspec-
ton during the next year Chief In
spector Dalton r. Wells was called N
by the mayor. Wednesday morning,
for long talk.
The statements made Mat the Hun
ter x Hunter fire originated in defec-
tive electrical wiring, taken with other
reports OF the same kind. have caused
the mayor to think that IL Is about
time 10 look into the matter OF build
ing and electrical inspection To see
whether there is anything wrong with
the present system.
Il understand that the building de-
partment looks into all matters OF elec.
trical wiring connected with construc-
ton. and the public lighting depart
ment has To do with all contract wiz
ing" said the mayor
When fires can occur from defec-
tive wiring, there is something wrong
somewhere. | want TO find out where
il is. IL an electrical inspector ~
needed in the building department. let
us know it and provide one. II build
ing inspection is not going 10 &C
complish its purpose of protecting the
property-owner and the public. then
we might as we'll do away with II and
save the money"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
YOUTH WHO ROBBED HIS
SISTER is SENTENCED
Johnny UpIeaer, Who Also Looted
Postotfice Boxes. Is CONDEMNED
70 lonia Reformatory.

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. April 20
(SpeCiaD-Johnny Upleger the youth
who was twice convicted OF felony
on his plea of guilty in the circuit
court. was today sentenced By Judge
Erskine, 10 not more than I'VE years
imprisonment in the State Reiorma-
tory at lonia. nor less than SIX
months and recommended the mini
mum term.
The offense for which Upleger goes
60 prison is stealing $50 from his sis
ter shortly after his return from the
industrial school at Lansing, where
he had served AGAR for forgery
When convicted OF forgery the pris-
oner was but 10 years of age. With
his arrest on the charge OF forging a
name TO check on one OF the local
banks and cashing the same, his con
nection with series OF postofiice
thefts that had for some time baffled
the authorities became KNOWN by the
search Of mis- room. He robbed lock
boxes OF many letters and checks and
drsfts found at his home amounted
to many thousand dollars.
Owing To his age an effort 10 save
linn from prison was made by the
{ tficials An attempt was made to
got him into the army but this failed.
Judge Erskine was loath TO send him
to prison, but as his record would not
permit OF parole he stated that no
Other course was open 10 him.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
WHITE WOMAN BLACKS UP
TO FIND NEGRO HUSBAND
Her Disguise Penetrated, She Is Ar
iested-Says a Policeman Sug-
Gested Her Plan.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 20--Blacked
up like I minstrel and with an old
shawl draping her shoulders, Mrs. LII
ella Goodman. No 507 North West-st
was interrupted al night In the rose
OF &c tectiVe which-sAE- had assumed T.
End her husband. John Goodman, a
Ilulatto. She was atyested at Indiana
ave and Blackfo DIST by Bicycle Men
Barrows and Kitliniller. where sse De.
lieved she would find her husband.
Her conversation betrayed her
She told the officers her husband
rad left her some time ago, and that
through her love ior him she had as
sumed tn. disguise To reach him. She
said she had acted on the advice OF Pa
trolman Hanks The patrolman denied
revealing any ponce makeup secrets
CT advising the woman at all
Mrs. Goodman says she married her
husband IA Ohio eight years ago. The
bicycle men asked that the woman be
placed in a cell where she could NOT
wash her face. 50 that she might %
presented in court as she had been
found She is charged with lettering
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SOCIALIST MAYOR
REPORTS At 5 A. N.
Gets Around Much Earlier Than
Predecessors-Tells City Employees
They Must Work Hard.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April ~
Mayor Emil Seidel. the new Sociai's.
executive OF Milwaukee, appeared d.
his ONCE today at a. m-han!
hours earlier than former mayors
have started work-and announcer
that. for the present. he would WORN
daily from a. m. until o;5V p III no
expects TO lengthen these hours ia'et'
when he becomes more familiar VIII
the routine OF his office
The mayors first instruction TO the
city employees was issued today IL
reads: Work diligently. persistent!
and conscientiously. This ought 10
suffice until we see the need OF
further directions
The only other instruction the
mayor has issued so far is TO the
policemen detailed 10 guard the en-
trance of the executive oftice' ne
mayor called the policemen into his
office today and said:
Officer. here is my first instruc-
ton To you: There isn't man, VIC
man or child in Milwaukee who may
not cone to this Office 70 see me.
want you especially TO encourage peo'
pie who have not the appearance OF
wealth. This is the office OF the Mil
wankee people"
Mayor Seidel also took occasion to
deny today that a red flag emblama-
tic Of Socialism would be flung over
the city hall.
II developed today, also, that the
new mayor proved his democracy yes
terday when he went from his home
to the city hall-It cost him a nickel
to ride in a street car and he had 10
hang TO a strap at that
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
Give Your Stomach
A Chance
To Furnish the System the Necessary
Fluids to Drive Dyspepsia
From the Stomach.
A Trlal Package Free.

You should give to your stomach
the chemicals II needs TO restore
tone. yigor and health to the gastric
fluids
Food contains all these ingredients
so necessary, and when the stomach
Is in q normal condition il separates
these ingredients as it should and
manufactures its own digestive
agents. but when 1t is sick and sore,
filled with acids and alkalies and lrri.
tate everything they come in contact
with, II does not get at the food as IL
should and cannot MAKE its own
juices correctly
Science has proven just what Is
meet necessary to the stomach to
produce the correct gastric fluids and
10 make OF digestion q naturally
pleasant duty
Suart's Dyspepsia Tablets are so
made as TO give the stomach the high
est chemical properties TO aid diges
ton These tablets are made up from
pure fruit and vegetable essences.
and this ~ the formula. Hydrastis
Golden Seal, Iactose. Nux. AseDtic
Pep3in (the highest digestive known
and Jamaica Ginger It's preparation
peculiarly preserves the full strength
of these ingredients. so that they 20
into the stomach strong and capable
ol disesting food OF any character
Forty thousand physicians use and
prescribe them. Ask your doctor mis-
opinion OF the formula above. Every
druggist sells them. price 80 cents per
box, or send us your name and al
dress and We will send YOU triai
package 10y mail free Address r. \.
Stuart Co. $50 Stuart Building. Mar
shall. Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
HILLS RAILROAD LINES
GOOD CUSTOMER FOR PENS
A Million Points a Year Are Used BY
the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern Roads.

ST PAUL, Mimi. April 20.-ln al
dition 10 its full equipment OF type
writers. Il takes | O0U. 900 pen points
year TO nelp keep the trains running
Oh the Northern Pacific and Grea,
Northern roads, This is at the rate o.;
66 tor every mile OF the two roads
These pens are OF variety OF
styles. although the finer-pointed va
rieties find greater favor than DO the
stut pens
The employees of the two roads also
require ABOUT $1,000 penholders and
100000 pencils in year. This means
that for each mile OF track 80 pencils
are needed in a twelye-month.
These supplies are ordered through
the general Offices in St. Paul and are
distributed over the system.
II the roads had to pay for their
supplies at ordinary retail prices the
supply OF pens alone would cost nearI%
So 500 a ,ear. and pencils at a nickel
each would swell the expense account
OF each line $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
TOLD TO GO TO ALL GAMES
THEY PLEASE IN FUTURE
Method Employed by a Coffn Com.
pany TO Discharge Young Men
Who Take in Baseball.

CINCINNATI. O. April 20-Mayor
SchXah received a letter today from
several young men signing themselves
the Canned Boys in which com
plaint is made that the writer's were
discharged because they attended the
opening ball game.
The young men were employed b.
a coffin company They quit work AT
noon on the day Of the opening game
and when they reported FOR duty the
next day were told 10 90 to the games
as much as they pleased by their EN-
ployers.
OF course Mayor Schwab. although
himself a baseball enthusiast. can do
nothing officially at least, for his I'M
fortunate fellow fans
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
RAILROADS BLOCK
MANY ]. S. PORTS
California and Louisiana Only Have
Free Sea Harbors, Declares
Writer in Magazine

NEW YORK. April 20.-That the
railroads have very effectually blocked
the attempts OF seaport cities In the
east and ether parts OF the country &c
:aake-ouF ports a free -harbeF- for Al!
ships, move which would put this
nation on an equal footing on the higa
seas with Germany. which now con
trolls the merchant marine OF the
world. is the gist of the article written
by John l.. Mathews in Everybody ;
magazine Tor MAY.
To substantiate the charges the city
OF Bridgeport, Cohn.. the center OF the
sewing machine automobile and other
industries. is used as an example. For
Years the merchants and manufacture
ers OF Connecticut appealed TO con
gIess 10 appropriate money sufficient
TO improve the haTDor for the shelter
% ocean going steamships. The APP
preparation was made and the people
ieJoiced. Up 10 date the government
las expended SG23400 on the work,
but Bridgeport merchants have no.
been benefited
Between the water front and the
business section OF the city the trains
OF the New York, New Haven AZ Hart
ford Railroad Co. run. and the railroad
company owned he entire frontage
Boats not under the control OF the rail-
roads are not permitted 10 dock,
Not a cargo OF any sort can go on;
from, or come INFO. this harbor with
out the sanction expressed or under
stood. OF the railroad Now with the
connivance OF the Connecticut legisla-
lure the iatlroad, over the protests or
the people Of Bridgeport. is fencing
and filling in IL acres OF the anchor
age ground. The steamboat service
which is permitted from this city -
Under the control OF the railroad,
which makes the rate. and the rate Is
higher by water than ii is by rail
AT Philadelphia and In New York
the same conditions exist. only in the
latter city the people own the water
front. instead OF the railroads But
modern docks. with travelling cranes to
unload the vessels from all parts or
the world. are unknown here. all the
work being done by hand. The gate
way is closed TO independent transpor-
tation companies, because the system
in Manhattan is 10 lease the individual
piers at enormous prices TO individual
companies.
New Orleans and San Francisco arr
the two cities in this country where
the harbor facilities compare favor
ably with the great German ports like
Hamburg. the French ports OF Havra
and Marseilles. or ports OF London and
Liverpool.
California, generally known as a
state controlled uy a railroad, owns
the tidelands in all her ports, and 10
Low making the San Francisco harbor
one OF the model narbods OF the world
BY a decision OF the courts rem
Gered in Jcfferson's time Louisiana can
never ALLEVIATE her water front. The
shore OF the mighty Mississippi is for
ever free TO the people OF the state.
and along this shore the city of New
Orleans has erected her public docks.
Al present these docks are OF wood,
but they are TO be replaced by con
crete and unloading and loading ma
chinery is TO be installed.
Here are two polls which the rail-
roads cannot dominate. but the rail-
roads have barred the gateways TO the
other pOrts OF the country
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
DECIDES TAX CASE.
Attorney-Genersl Says Board Of AIdit-
ors Can Review Rates.

LANSING, Mich. April 20.-(Spe-
cial In rendering an opinion for
William III Hoyt. chairman OF the
state tax commission as TO the right
OF the board 10 review assessments
generally upon its own initiative. At
torney-General Bird claims thar the
statute should be construed as giving
the board the power 90 review assess.
mtnts upon It's own inidtive, and as
making IL obligatory upon IL TO act
IL challenged by a taxpayer OF any dis
trict who may claim underyaluations
and COMMISSIONS OF property from the
roll ia that district.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
HUSBAND OF TEN, JAILED,
TRIED TO GET ANOTHER
Prisoners Correspondence intercepted,
or He Would Have Won
Number Eleven.

COLUMBUS, O., April 20-As an &C.
Cumulator OF wives Albert Wright alsC
known as Albert r. Holden aud "a
Burt &. Holden, prisoner In the peri'
tertiary here, simply is incorrigible.
Ten wives and six years IN prison fo;
having them have not served to Curs
his longing TO hear wedding bells and
breathe he fragrance OF brides roses.
II has Just been discovered tina.
although = prisoner for bigamy he ha.
oeen paying devoted court to a Miss
FarnsWOIih. sister OF Thomas Farms
worth of Washington county, and ais
trying TO swindlc he. out OF several
hundred collars OF legacy which she
recently received
Farnsworth, her brother is serving
i've years in the penitentiary. HoldeG
saw her and she saw him one day
when she went TO the prison 10 visit
her brother. Holden decided she
looked good.
Holden wrote to her. He appealod
To TER ympathy. told her how hei
visit had impressed him. and begged
her 10 write 10 ni'n She did so. Hol
aen is certainly 4 master OF the art
TO- writing fetching love letters He
succeeded even better than he had
hoped and the de'udCd woman sent re.
plies which Dreamed love and dev0-
ton
To keep the prison officials FROM
reading any more OF his letters, Hol
den complained TO the poetoliice dc
partment that his mail was bens
tempered with Inspector Oldfield wa
directed 20 make an investigation. He
did more than Holden thought ne
would H began ,ampering with Ho.-
lens mail himself aud discOveret
that the prisoner was trying 10 ger
several hundred collars from the wo-
mar on the plea lat it was needed 20
defray legal expenses incidental &C.
'ecoyerlns a large estate and a $5,ou0
rust funG created TO- his benefit.
Miss Falnswo''h was urged TO visit
INN in prison and take the money win
her Oldield blocked the game ami
holGen once moie IS dlsconsolate.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
LAND WILL BE SOLD.
State to Dispose Of Wexford Property
On April 81.

LANSING. Mich, April 20.-(Spe
cialA-Land Commissioner Russell
has authorised the sale Of tax lands
in Wexford county for Thursday
April 2l This property contains
some land which the officers OF the
Commonwealth Power company sup
posed they owned. but II seems that
the original title reverted 10 the state
for nonpayment OF taxes and the
Power Co will have TO re-purchase 1t
at a fancy price from the state.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
Ryerson Now An EpiscopaIian.

The Rev. Joseph Ryerson has been
confirmed in the Episcopal church, ac-
cording to statement issued from
the business Office OF Bishop Williams
in the Campau building. Mr.. Ryer-
son was formerly Methodist min
lister, pastor Of the Gratiot-ave NJ, T.
church. but left the denomination fol
lowing trouble In his church Recent.
ly he has been pastor Of the Peoples
church which disclaims any denomin-
ational affiliation.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SHOULD WE CEASE AGITATINGP
This Will Be Subject Of Ida NJ. Tar
BELLS Talk In Detroit, Thursday.

SHOULD we cease agitating?" will
be the subject of Miss Ida NJ. Tar
bells address before the Board OF
Commerce at the weekly luncheon.
Thursday noon, in the Hotel Cadillac.
AS this Is the first time the board has
had a woman speaker, 1t has arranged
to admit women TO the luncheon,
which will be served in the main
dining room OF the hotel on the Sec
ond floor Miss Tarbell arrives on
the Wolverine at $3.50 Thursday morn
ing
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SAIIT STE MARIE. Mich. Apr
MRS. SCOTT WINS.
o. A. r. Meeting Adopts Motion Gen.
surfing Secretary.


WASHINGTON, April 20.-After a
hard fight, the regulars in the annual
convention OF the ID. A. r. won out,
Tuesday Mrs. Matthew T Scott.
president-general about whom the
fight waged hardest. was Endorsed by
the convention and Miss Mary K. VIII
cox the recording secretary general,
was censured.
The fight was over the discharge OF
Miss Agnes Gerald, clerk, by Mrs
Scott Miss Wilcox has defended the
discharged employe and the factions
lined up on either side. The resolu'
ton censuring Miss Wilcox for criti'
cizing Mrs. Scott was finally carried.
The Insurgents say they will continue
the fight.
Mrs. Scott will not be a candidate
for reelection. She made this an
nouncement yesterday, giving as her
reason the sacrifice entailed by the
duties OF the Office.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
MICHIGAN INTERPRETATIONS.

LANSING, Mich, April 20.-The
following companies have fled articles
of incorporation with the secretary
OF state John Mayton company, De
troit. 100000; principal Detroit stock
holders, John Mayton. Joseph II
Cooper, Thomas Mahlon; Rochester
Creamery company, Rochester, $4,000
American Lubricator company, De
troit. increase from $4,000 to sS?,500;
Michigan Washing Machine company.
Muskegon, increase from $4,000 10
$40 600
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
John Hillen Dead,

John Hillen, aged II, for number
of years prominent real estate and
insurance man In Detroit. died. Tues
day. In the home of his son. John j..
Hillen, No. PIG Sixth-st., from a stroke
OF paralysis, sustained a week ago.
Mr. Hillen came 10 Detroit from
Canada, 81 years ago Besides the
son he leaves daughter, whose homo
is in New Orleans. The funeral will
he held from the residence. Thursday
afternoon. and interment Will be IN
WOodlaWu
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
ARTICLES ARE APPROVED.
Railroad Conductors Association Can
Do Business in state.

LANSING, Mich, April Spe-
cial.) THE articles Of association or
the Railroad Conductors Cooperative
Protective association was approved
by the secretary Of state and the in
surance commission has authorized
the company 70 transact business in
this state The company was organ
lied under a special act passed az the
last session OF the legislature
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SUPREME COURT CASES.

LANSING, Mich, April 20.--The gu.
preme court yesterday heard the fol-
loving cases: Bryant School VS.. Bail
ey; Cooling VS. Green; Cooper VS..
Carr: Chamberlain VS.. OLeary;
Hazelton VS.. Hazelton; Welton vs..
Mcbride: Jarstefer VS.. Jarstefer:
Wheeler VS.. Ocker and Ford Manufac-
turing Co. Writ OF certiorari granted
In matter OF Knott includes all the re-
naming civil cases as follows: Cal
for Wednesday l02. l31, l2l, 123. IA.
100, lj5.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
BIG AUTO SUIT is BEGUN
Veie Motor Co. Asks 100000 From
Leading Companies.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 20.-Suit
was started here yesterday by the
Velie Motor Vehicle Co. of Moline, H.,
In which damages OF 100000 are
asked from group including prac.
tically all the important automobile
companies In America and in which
charges are made that the defendant
companies are in conspiracy In re-
straint OF trade and in violation OF the
Sherman antitrust law.
The plaintiff company alleges that
the defendants hold certain group
OF patents known as the Selden pat
ents and have conspired 10 prevent the
plaintiff company from using these de
vices and therefore have ruined the
business OF the defendants.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
vAssAs PHYSICIAN DEAD.

VASSAR. Mich, April 20.-An i'll
ness OF TWO years a part Of which
time had been spent in Florida, result
el Tuesday In the death OF Jr Harry
X. Morris at his home here. RE was
81 years old and Is survived by the
widow and two small children. Dr.
Morris was graduate Of the Nassaf
high school ana OF the University OF
Michigan. lie later took POSTCARD
uate course at coliege in Saginaw.
At the death OF his father year ago
he gave up his practice al Sebewaing
end came here. Tie was prominent IN
local Masonic circles
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
Win Case by Quoting Shakespeare

MUSKAGEE, Okla, April 19.-As-
sorting that he is not a Negro, and
that he is of Portuguese descent.
Louis Hall instituted a $4,000 dam
age suit against officials OF the School
board and officers OF literary society
at Oklaha, near here, for excluding
him from a white school and denying
him membership in the society. At
torneys for the defendants quoted
Shakespeare "Othelo' TO prove
there is a strain OF African blood in
the Portuguese race
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
Lake Carriers Directors to Meet.

An important meeting OF the direct
ors of the Lake Carriers association
has been called for Thursday morn
ing. in the Colonial hotel, Cleveland.
President Livingstone says that about
80 leading vessel owners will be pres
ent. and that the whole lake situation
will be discussed
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SPANISH WAR VETERAN DIES.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, April 20.
Especial. Eugene Lancaster son
OF Mrs. David G. Chandler. of Grand
Traverse county, died IN santa Anna
Cal, last night of tuberculosis. Ian
caster was "a, and was a member or
Company Thirty-fourth Michigan,
served in Cuba.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
MARINE
Kirby Encounters Blizzard.

The steamer Frank L. Kirby passed
through blizzard on her trip through
Lake Erie from Sandusky' Tuesday.
and reached her dock here covered
with two inches of snow The snow
fall in Sandusky was four inches and
the snow area extended from the
Ohio town almost 10 the mouth OF
Detroit river.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
c. n Little Co. Fined a..

in the case Of the G II Little Co.
and othcrs. charged with operating
dirt wagons on the streets without
displayipp license numbers Judge
Connolly. Wednesday morniug found
the defendants gully, and fined the
Little concern. the principa! offender
$50.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
HOWARD 7 eIsHop pEAD

CALUMET Mich, April 20-Ed.
ward F. Bishop OF Dollar lay, for.
merly L $ consul at Chatham. Ont
is dead az his home there az the age
of 80 years His term OF sci ice was
during the administration Of Presiden,
Cleveland
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
EXPIRES ON STREET.

JACKSON, Mich, April 20.-T. NJ,
Kinuon HUI. well.known real estate
man. was stricken with apopleXy IN
front OF the Office OF the Commercial
Power Co. on West Main-st.. Tuesday
afternoon. he exclaimed. Catch
me-" and fell dead He was "a years
old
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
Lake Carriers Issue Instructions.

Owing to the numerous accidents at
the 500 locks last year. the Lake Car
riers' association Is sending out IN.
etructions for greater caution in pass
ing through the locks hereafter NJ
vessel. 1t is announced. will be per-
mitted to pass through the locks II
drawing more water than the recon-.
meuded draft