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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-27

New York, Jan. 27:-Now that
Charles M. Daniels, the worlds fam
GUS swimmer, has decided to retire
the question arises, Who will be the
man to take his place In this eoun-
try? New York. Chicago. St. Louis,
Ettsburg. Baitdtn6fes weston IND
other elites all have local champions,
but none who can compare with the
Human Fish," James Reilly, the
young New Yorker who recently
gave Daniels such q hard contest,
has been picked by several local ex-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-27

Bcns1sEEUzasa 6cHasRs TH s~fFzzAzA@n.
Upper nhzsesMtien shows bohsied oa
course; lower one. contestant about TO
start.1
erease Ia the number Of winter resorts
whose attraction W cold fresh adT and
not warm fresh cir. Switzerland
snakes g speciality OF them, and In
Switzerland the bohsied is s highly
developed speed machine.
No longer ii old fashioned foot and
repe steering gear in use. 1Asg did
we'll en0agh fer fha old tuner. whieA
was vel loaded witA half : dozen
~venturesonaa bays aa6 girls. Ths new
aachtaea have seesa bots made FOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-27

Coin Inscriptions
Obliterated Inscriptions on coins -
often be decfphered by placing the
coin on q hot iroa for d few minutes.
Read the NEWS every day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-27

The club will hold its next meet
Ing at the Brunswick alleys next
Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-27
is
The WINNER
Victorious In Majority OF
Evsnts Last Night.
Special 70 the EVENTNo NEWS.

Special to the ERENfNG NE VS..
Stapleton, Jan. 2T:-Richmond
Borough No. / was victorious In a
majority Of events in the games of
the All Staten Island Bowling
League on Kell's alleys here, last
night. It's representatives took two
out OF three games In the individual
event and two out of three games in
the three-man contest from Rich
mond Borough No. 2 club. The lat
ter captured two out of three games
in the two-man contest. Some good
scores were made, many going over
the 200 mark.
The next game In this series will
be rolled In Tottenville Monday
night, at which time the Amicitias,
of Pleasant Plains, will meet the
Aauehonga bowfers. The scores last
night:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
FIRST To FIRE To
Be NAVAL V|CTORS
This Is Verdict of Officers
Who Saw Destruction
Of the Texas.
BY JONATHAN WINFIELD

Washington, April S.-The warship
that gets in the first broadside viii
be victorious over its enemy. This is
the unanimous verdict Of the naval
experts who witnessed the recent
destruction of the battIeship San Mar
cos, formerly the Texas. known as
the navy hoodoo.
The San Marcos. after the first sal
70 from the combined battery of II
inch, S-inch and finch guns of the bat
tleship New Hampshire, fired at a
range Of seven miles, was a mass of
wreckage. She sank to the bottom
and. if she had been in deep water
instead OF on shoal in Tangier
Sound. with only two feet of water
under her keel, she would have gone
down to the bottom in five minutes
The experiment conducted with the
battleships Of the Atlantic fleet az
witnessed in a secluded corner Of
Chesapeake Bay, have furnished the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09

would like to see the customs receipts
TO put up the income tax proposition
TO congress. Its passage by the house
would be assured. 1t is doubtful if
these senators who are opposed to it
could stem the tide in the upper body,
and prevent its enactment into law
President Taft, his friends say, will
welcome a condition that would re-
suit in an income tax provision going
on the statute books. He favored the
corporation tax law, and his predic-
ton that the supreme court would up
hold its constitutionality has been
borne out.
An income tax law would make the
president, it is said, intensely popu-
lar with the masses, but not so with
wealthy people, who would be COM
PEELED to share their incomes with the
federal government. Expenses of the
national government are on the in
crease. and despite efforts to hold
them down. congress each year adds
more to the hundreds of millions of
dollars necessary to maintain the fed
eral institution. If the customs re-
ceipts, through the lowering of tariff
duties, should fall off, an income tax
law. TO the political leaders, seems the
only solution
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dealing with wooden, cotton, farming
machinery, and metal schedules, facts
and figures concerning which have
been gathered by the tariff board. He
will also renew mis- request that a per-
manent tariff commission be created.
The present board has enough funds
TO carry il along for a year, but it's
composition is hot stable enough TO
please the president. II was created
by a resolution of congress, and now
the president wants definite legisla-
ton dealing with the personnel of the
commission. salaries of the commits
sioners, their clerical aides. and a
congressional definition of the COM
missioners' powers.
Should there be radical revision
of the tariff, and a consequent reduc-
ton of the customs receipts. it is said
on good authority. that the president
may send another special message to
congress, urging the enactment of an
income tax law. The president favors
such law. 1t is pointed out that an
income tax would bring in revenue
TO the federal government of not less
than $500. 900 and possibly $780,
600, 900 annually. The Democrats
want such a law. Mr.. Taft when cam
paigning for the presidency, declared
his belief in the necessity for an in
come tax law. 1t is the understa nding
that the Democratic leaders in the
house would like TO so maneuyer that
it will be necessary for the president
10 make such recommendation The
Democrats according to their leaders,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
NO VACATION FOR
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
President Taft Decides His
Duties Require Pres
ence at Capital.
BY SIDNEY ESPY.

Washington. ID. G.. April S.-Pres.
Taft has banished all thought OF a
summer vacation. and his friends say
he will stick 1t out in Washington as
long as congress feels that IL should
remain In session. When he called
the extra session TO pass upon the
Canadian reciprocity measure. he was
aware that the Democrats. with con-
troll in the house. would not be con-
tent to 20 into the Canadian recip-
rocity measure :.lonc, when the PEG
pie are demanding tariff reform.
Washington in the summer months
ia anything but an ideal vacation city.
Congressman know this as we'll as
government officials. In the hot days
OF July and August the asphalt on the
streets Ia soft and readily takes the
impression OF the feet of all who walk
over It. President Taft being rath-
or large person is not fond OF hot
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places. He had made all arrange
again ate Beverly. Mrs Taft will go
TO Beverly early in June. Should con-
gress decide TO do nothing but pass
the Canadian pact. the president will
be ready TO so with her. If the Demo
Gratis in the house decide to hold on
all summer. the president will stick
to the White House and keep his eye
on legislation,
Long Summer Grind.
Democratic leaders are declaring
that an all summer session of con-
gress is inevitable. They point out
that they were given control of the
house by the people. who demand a
change in the high cost of living. laid
10 the door of the Payne.Aldrich tariff
law. They feel that they must not
shirk their duty because Washington
is hot in summer. and they say they
will have 10 stay here and do what
they can 10 change the obnoxious
schedules of the present tariff law.
Although the senate may remain in
active. II cannot adjourn without the
consent of the house. a unanimous
agreement as TO adjournment being
necessary. The house can therefore
60 ahead with its tariff revision. doing
its share of the work. and leaving the
country 10 fix the blame should the
senate kill all attempts TO revise any
of the schedules. Under the terms of
the constitution neither house, with
out the consent of the other, can ad-
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journ for greater period than three
days.
President Taft has made elaborate
plans for pleasant spring. off every
afternoon, the weather permitting, is
on the bill. Then there will be long
walks in the early evening. horseback
riding when the sun is not too hot,
and several travel jaunts. During the
middle of April he will go to New
York as the guest of the New York
Hungarians. The fourth OF July will
find him in Indiana. In September he
will go to Hutchinson, Kansas TO at
tend the Kansas state fair. This trip
will be extended. it is understood to
take in many of the Middle Western
states. where insurgency is riding
rough shod over the old line Republi-
cans.
With congress on his hands Presi-
dent Taft will practically be alone in
Washington. so far as official society
is concerned. The beginning of June
will witness an exodus of the diplom-
attic corps to the Atlantic. coast re-
sorts. All of the embassies have
summer quarters. The social follow
ers of the president and Mrs. Taft will
also leave for their summer homes.
The cabinet officers. too. will be away
from Washington
Taft Ready to Aid.
President Taft is ready to aid the
Democrats in their tariff revision. 1t
is understood that he will shortly
send to congress special messages
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
Last Discount day, 10th of
month; no discounts allowed
after the 10th of this month.
Richmond Light, Heat &
Power Company. set
True PHILOSOPHER.

well, sir, Iightnin' sot his house
afire, a earthquake swallowed half his
land, An then the river riz an over
flowed the whole business!'
'Well. what's he a-doin' Of nowT'
"Thankin' the. Lord that he kin
swimr'-AtIanta Constitution
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
The Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
way of Indiana
TIME OF TRAINS At RICHMOND

Leave Daily Arrive
'11:1s a. H.. Chicago ~ 1856 a. m.
t 1857 p. H.. Chicago - 4:15 p m.
S:56 a. M. Cincinnati III: Is q. m.
4:15 p. M. Cincinnati =. 1857 D. m.
Buffet Parlor Ca. + Sleeping Car.
Trains stop at principal way stations.
(Suoject to change without notice.
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WANTED

TO TRADE-Pretty subur.
ban home for city property. House
has electric lights. city water. bath.
gas. nice barn and chicken house
and run. with nearly 3 acres of level
good second bottom ground for fruit
and garden. No high taxes, but with
In Is squares OF Sth and Main.
Write me what you have TO trade
and location and I will call and tell
you about this home. Address
Trade" care Palladium. git
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09

If YOU are going to leave town let
me sell your real estate, furniture.
live stock, merchandise. l have the
buyers; give everybody chance.
Phone me 70 B, Centerville. l will
come to see you if home. A. o.
Dering, auctioneer, Centerville, Ind.
CIT
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sexes: get the mon
ey" distributing the Wonderful
Dust Absorbent Cloth. Nothing
better for furniture, bric-a.brac, silk.
velvet, broadcloth. hats. hardwood
floors. cut glass, metal. leather, etc.
A wonderful new invention creates
Make easily SO day sure-we
show you how. Send for free par
ticulars describing this wonderful
article. Or. better still, send Toe
for agents outfit including 25c
Dust Absorbent cloth. and get busy.
Act quick-good territory going fast.
Needit Company. Dept. 3. Cincin-
natl, O.
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MISCELLANEOUS

| WILL START YOU in the mirror
business; best paying trade of to-
day: famous French method; home
work; spare time; no capital; $l2
daily; let me prove it: free partic-
ulars. Corey, Dept. 100, Omaha,
Nebr
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middle aged gentle
men with good references to cover
Richmond. Hagerstown. Whitewat-
or, Lynn, Muncie. Union City. Win
chester. Connersville, Middletown
and Farmland. All summers job.
$275 per day. Commence now.
Glen Brothers, Rochester, n. Y. 9-3t
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FOR SALE

FOK SALE
~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~
FOR SALE-New Standard typewrit-
ers for $50 on payments. Guaran-
teed. See w. G. McVay, No. Is l..
o. o. T.. Bldg. SIT
FOR SHORTCOMINGS. trunks, tele.
scopes. suit cases, carriage, buggy
and harness 2O6 North 9th street
ut
FOR SALE rigs and set of har-
ness. 425 S. 9Th. TAT
FOR SALE-Bee Keepers supplies,
hives. smokers, honey sections.
brood frames Iso. 800 South West
Third street. NJ. II. Wolfer CIT
FOR SALE-Ready mated pens of
single-comb Buff Leghorns. Also
eggs for setting from same. 1926
South West list street est
FOR SALE-Ladies bicycle, 322 n.
Sth St.
FOR SALE-Eggs for setting, S. c..
Black Minorcas, Northrup strain.
2l7 South c. CIT
FOR SALE-The best farm, truck and
fruit proposition in the state of Tex
as. 10000 acres in East Coast Coun-
try. All alluvial river bottom land.
20 miles from gulf, ideal climate,
ideal rainfall, ideal soil ideal crops,
ideal markets; price extremely low.
Is being taken up very rapidly.
Home seekers excursion direct to
land on Tuesday. April 18th. Come
join us. f. c. Friedgen, 224 n. Sth
street
FOR SALE-Good road cart. Evereth
Schneider, 800 South 4th. CIT
FOR SALE-Eggs and stock; prize
winning white Plymouth Rocks.
G. Siders. 1913 Chestnut. OFT
FOR SALE CHEAP-One set Victor
floor scales, show cases, two hard
wood doors. two pine doors. frames,
etc, for office Enclosure. / pair
heavy store doors, 100 feet inclosed
counters, l machinists tool chest
Richmond Brokerage Co. GA Fort
Wayne Avenue. Phone 1249.
14-tues-thurs-sun 3wks
FOR SALfI-Good seven room mouse
on South 14th street. Good location.
Price sa,7U0. Fine 80 acres Of good
land well located-$9. 900. We have
a large list of farms and city proper
ty for sale Dye and Price.
truds-sun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09

UPHOLSTERING, Repairing and Re-
finishing of all kinds; carpets al
tered, secured and laid. w. B.
Thorne, 1907 Main. Phone 2705.
mar TT
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FIRE INSURANCE and insurance OF
all kinds. Loans, Rentals, Notary
Public and Real Estate. Chas. D.
Shideler. 913 Main. Phone 1914.
15-tf
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LOST

LOST-Small brown dog with white
neck, answers to the name OF TODD
les" Liberal reward. Phone 1866.
lift
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FOR SALE-61sxSls new camera. %
y. 9th street. Ait
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THE INTERMEDIATE ACCIDENT
Indiana. wants good live hustler to
represent them in Wayne county.
Exceptional contract for right man
to sell Commercial and monthly pol
icies. Address r. E. Fruchte, Agen.
cy Director, Evansville, Indiana.
hat
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED. NJ.
Roberts. 221 S. B Street, Richmond,
Ind Phone 1920 23-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09

FOR SALE-Modern home. steam
heat, fine bath, oak finish with
quartered floors. basement toilet in
cellar. good location, fine barn, &C.
ment floors, electric light and wa
ter in barn. also new double house,
modern on both sides. Good in
vestment. Must be sold. leaving
town. Phone 1855. It'll
FOR SALE-Modern ten-room brick
residence. 800 S. 18th street. Phone
1888, or 2147. 2-tf
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WOMEN-Sell guaranteed nose. 20
per cent. profit. Make $40 daily.
Full or part time. Beginners investi-
gate. Strong Knit. Box 40as. West
Philadelphia, Pa. lift
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SEE MOORE 4 OGBORN for all
kinds Of Insurance. Bonds and
Loans. Real Estate and Rentals.
Room 1e, I. o. o. F. Bldg feb20-tf
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WANTED1To repair your baby cabs.
furniture. bicycles and all kinds Of
repair work. We also do picture
framing. Brown & Darnell. 1922
Main. Phone 1886. 1S-tf
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WANTED-If you want money In
place OF your city property. 60
right to Porterfield's Real Estate
office. Kelly Block. Sth and Main.
1S-tf
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WANTED-Charles d. Shideler. Real
Estate. Fro Insurance. Loans. Rem.
tans. Notary Public. 913 Main st.
Phone 1914. 16-tf
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valuable information Then, too, it
has shown that guns which have been
fixed many times are, not absolutely
worthless, and can be depended upon
to shoot fairy accurately. The guns
of the New Hampshire had all been
fired $50 times each, the allotted life
OF a naval gun. before the San Mar
COS tests. The New Hampshire is
now being fitted out with new batter
les at the Norfolk navy yard.
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LOST-A small Scotch collie. An
sWers to the name OF Lottie. Phone
$500. Reward. 2-tf
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-08
CLAIMS TO BE SON OF
CONGRESSMAN BOUTELL
Young Man Attempts Suicide in New
York Y. M. c. A. Buildinq,

New York. June THE young man
who described himself as a son of for
mer Congressman Boutell of Chicago,
after he had been prevented from com
mitting suicide in the building of the
Y NJ. c. A.. was today pronounced by
former Congressman J. Frank Aldrich
of Chicago, to be an impostor.
After Magistrate Freschi had held
the man for examination tomorrow he
asked Mr. Aldrich TO investigate. Mr..
Aldrich communicated with Seton
Henry, close friend of the BouteIl
family, and Mr.. Henry called Roger
Sherman Boutell, son of the former
congressman, on the long distance tel
ephone in Washington. Mr.. Boute1l in
formed Mr.. Henry that the would be
suicide was no relation. that he was
doubtless the same man who tried to
kill himself in New Orleans a few
weeks ago, and who at that time said
he was a son of the former congress-
man and present minister to Swftzer-
land.
In court today, however, the prisoner
insisted that he was a son of the
Chicago ex-eongressman
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-08
MADERO'S WELCOME.
Greeted With Wild Acclaim by the
Populace in Mexico City.

Mexico City. June Francisco /.
Madero. Jr. who was welcomed with
wild acclaim today by the capital of
Mexico as the hero of the successful
revolution which threw off the old
style. despotic rule of the Diaz regime,
expressed the hope~1onight that the
Mexican revolution would cause the
peoples of Central and South American
countries to seek political freedom.
Make Reign of Democracy Complete.
When a people fight for liberty and
conquer. the triumph is well received
in ne1ghboring countries he said THE
spirit of liberty will not be satisfied
and we all will really not be happy
until in the whole American continent
the reign Of democracy is complete"
Cheered for Ten Minutes.
Led by the Venezuelan colony. the
throng that cheered sIadero for fully
ten minutes burst into an almost fren-
zied shout when he bespoke the hope
that Central and South American
countries would participate in the era
of-eivil freedom which he believed had
dawned in Latin America
Cries of "Viva Madero"
For hours the crowd waited at the
Madero home, where the former rebel
chief gave reception to many of his
friends. When he appeared on thesbal-
cony of the house with the silk tri-
color which he wore during the day s
procession adorning his black frock
coat, the mass OF jubiIant supporters
broke into the cry Viva. Madero.''
Meeting With President De La Barra.
. Mr.. Madero's meeting with President
De La Barra at the national palace
was impressive. The former rebel chief
had never before met the president,
and as Mr.. De La BaTra entered a cor
irdor from his Office, escorted by his
military staff, he stepped forward and
grasped the hand of the triumphant
chief of the revolution. Both men,
short of stature. were oversaadowed
by the guardsmen of the Madero staff
as we'll as those of the chief execu-
tive.
Expressed Confidence in De La Barra.
The two men chatted for few min
utes. Mr.. Madero expressed his conf
dence in De La Barra asserting ne was
glad that Mexico had at the head of
its government so eminent and hon
orable a man. The parting of the two
| men was corial They embraced ac-
| cording tc the Mexican custom.
Escorted by Federal Guards.
Escorted to the gateway of the pal
ace court by federal guards, Mr. Ma
| dero again entered the cheering throng
of citizens and continued his process
| sion, which had started at the railroad
! station, thr ough the streets to his home
! Parades Last Night.
Tonight noisy celebrators filled the
| streets and paraded without rioting
/ Mr.. Madero was closely guarded dur
1 ing the day. When he arrived at the
| station, shortly after noon, it was witt
way through the barricade of human
! ity.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-08
An Insult to
Every Mother
BINGHAM so cHARAcTERIzEs
HUTCHINSON AMENDMENT.
HEATED DEBATE IN HOUSE
Woman Suffrage Bill Rejected, 1853 to
4e-Hutchinson Would impose Mill
tary Duty Upon the Women.
Especial to The Bulletin.l

Hartford June 7.-Decisively, for
two more years, at least, the house on
Wednesday disposed of the proposal
to grant municipal suffrage rights to
the women of Connecticut, rejecting
the bill that passed the senate recent
", and thereby creating the disagree
ing action that kills all hope of having
the measure enacted into law at this
session of the general assembly. The
vote was 168 to 49.
Large Attendance of Statesmen.
More members than have been in
their seats on any legislative day in
weeks We're on hand when the bill
came up as the order of the day at
noon, and a crowded gallery, mostly
women interested in the pending meas
ure, and an overflow gathering that
occupied most of the floor space in
the chamber remained throughout the
debate. which occupied about an hour
ceedings marked by the indications of
frivolity which chara cterized consid-
Grafton of the matter in the senate, but
there was, nevertheless, an under
current of good naturad intent to listen
patiently to all that might be said for
and against and then to vote accord
ing to individual decisions made weeks
ago.
Debate Changed Mo Votes.
It was the consensus of opinion after
adjournment that if the vote, had been
taken without debate the result would
have been identical with that achieved
"A Home Question"
In reporting the bill Rev Mr.. Rang
of Guilford house chairman of the
woman suffrage committee. spoke bui
briefly, deferring his principal argu-
ment until just before the vote was
taken. This is a home question" h
said, relating to the election Of local
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