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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-29
EDITOR EVENING NEWS:

IN reply 70 the NEWS question OF
Yesterday: "Who is going to help
enlarge the hospital which is so sore
ly needed
Isn't 1t the public's duty, for
whose benefit, after the boards pa
tient removal of obstacles and diff
culties, got 1t on its feet, to do all
in their power to keep 1t going by
substantial support? 1t ought to be
a house-to-house canvass, as nobody
Is exempt from needing it's use where
everybody gives a dollar, knowing It
is wisely and we'll spent and the con-
ISOLATION that God loves a glad
giyer." p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-29
LIST OF FUNDS
FOR JULY 4TH

Mayor Albert Bollschweiler, City
Clerk Wilbur LaROe, and Treasurer
Emil Sameth, all of whom are &C
Cepting subscriptions for the July
Fourth fund, report an additional
s116 today. This brings the total
up to $|1,207.25. Among the new
subscribers are Lembeck & Betz,
donating the acceptable sum Of $50.
The first t~hirty-fve on the following
Net are new Subscribers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-29
PUBLIC OPINION
T EVENING NE
Old Bridge, n. j.,

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
In your issue of the 26th inst. con
corning the condition of victims of
the recent auto accident at Runyon,
a statement was made to the effect
that we had settled for some slight
remuneration which Is absolutely
groundless and we desire that this
statement be contradicted immedi-
ately.
(GiCpadl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-29
M. J. ~BLOODGOOD
REM. LONG

The EVENING NEWS story read
as follows: The two young men
were given purchase money for new
clothes by the Pennsylvania rail-
road adjuster, 1t is said" Nothing
was said about a settlement In full.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-29
Syr-
TERM
OF 0VERSEERS

CONTINUED from page ~
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(Signed)
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Mnslanoiihe NadJribtsm.

Die Ieformutiou be 6 7 b.
t0rpers uuter oem 3 INF luB B
pom Spnne uno W Wono. Die
4nsisbung oisfsr bsioeu WeItforper
beiptrtt auf bic Groe nidi blob Die Grs
Tteinuna BON Gbbs uno 5lutb. ION
bern peruriaht audi SefOrmationen
bss grotSrpers. 0ieis iiuo aber 10
gsring. oab Its nur nit ben fsinften
neusren Webapparaten, ben iogenanns
ten Sori3ontaIpsnoeln. luabrgsncrts
men rperoen tonneu. Der grbtorper
febt ben Grdftsn, uelhs oieie 8efprs
mationsn bsrpprrufsu, groben Wioers
ftono enteeaeH, aber sr gibt bod ets
mas naf, uno 3tpar oerhdlt er nh
linen eessniibsr 3ismlih pis eiue sleth
arpBe Gu0el aus Stdbl. oDhft genaue
linterTuhunssu nad oteIer Ridtuug
bin iino duf benz Geldnbe oes tDniga
liten Shieroutoriums bel potsbam
pom DECEMBER 1902 biz Wat 1909 an
sipei in elmer Siefs pou 25 W aufses
EtelIten SorispntalpenoeIn ausgefiibrt
tpcrben. Cine 9efprmation Der pbes
rem 5beile Der grotruite ipiro baupts
IdhIih burh bic 8drmsitrobluns Der
Sonne perurIaft, bic cine aeuoerun9
Der Gage Der Sdoue sesen bic Rits
tuns Der Sdpere uno oamtt sine
f6etnbare tdoIide gepeeung Der qeus
bel berporruit. 3isIe Dirtuns 1T
a6er nur ishr uberfldtlih, bu iie BET
Sanbbpben ihon in % R. 9isfe nuf
elm Giebentel ibrss gstrases an Der
grboberfldhe herabiintt. Die Stpette
art Der 9sformation, Die Der san5e
grot6rper erleioet, tenn3eihnet itd
burt ipabre 8erpesunsen oss Cots,
bic eine Solse Der attrattionstpirz
tuna bon Come unb Wono ilno. Die
iiinsfien DsrOffsntIihungea oes toniss
lid preubifhen Deobdtiihen Snitituts
bringen bic Grsebniife, pelhe grof.
8. 4eder aus benz grfamEstnlatsrial
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Rotbeaaben. -so-soc per Dusenb
Dnnbel.
Uriime Dobnen.--gsartt aau. Gin
6eimsft 81. .O0--1 80 per Bu. Sad.
9udsrfDsH. - 10 epsr 9ussnb
9a1tsyrsbuit..
HoKuen. - Maslt Hstia. grtma War.
ssnfst 1s.l5, Setsote nHs bel aaHs ses
yaa6te Aasp % 80 per sa.
0sa. - Narh rnsis. Rsues ap. | IL
motbp t22.25, 70. DO. s2o.5o -
2l.00, 10. DO. $3.50 ales, ses
mii4tss No. $3.50 - 1000, 0o. bo.
$500 - 1880; Aiee no. sIs .00--l9 90,
30. 2 &l6.o0--17.00 per Ton.
MakIsnfattsrt TT 'sa.-8Iste $22 80
$500, MtSbIsns arebs s2s.0o-27.00, bo.
isinss 327.0D-a8.0o, ssmtfAtss Gutter
o23. .5o--24.00 per EonRs tn Gat anb 81 90
msts auf lem 0sleiIs.
Usr f9tessns.
csls. - Narst IN ftstts. - setnst
ssIss 88e. aefoAsss s9e per 9auons In
Vsrster pon IA Bsf. Grtra Btntsr Ten
aarbSI csc per 0auous. cotton Geeb
Del roSss Csc, rafHntrsts II - 49, per
0sIors. TsrventtH soc, D.troreum, Der.
lection Zoe. Dtis. Rentuta uno snsiana
exe per 9aasns. Srouu 9aiOltH 1sc,
Nsptfs lse per 0aaons.
Sal,. - Der MART IN rubts. Dhio
espsr oO--95e, Ri6teSH aRs Gtron 94e
per Dbl. BON 780 Dfanb.
fala IN fstsa. Nrtma sstp 64-sl4e.
10. Gsxntvu 6--51sc per gfuno.
kstIsn.-N Narh rutls 9oasktssteas
SS.7s, Ruk uHs sla6 $500. RanapSa
gtadlskfsn S3.1s. Nub unb sla6 81 90
500 Per Tssns asssltsfsrt. RasHlc'sSthf.
lskIsm 14.Oo, Hutersetts 1923 per Tonne
akasltefsrt. Gals foIfst $500 per Tonne
abaefefsrs.
eamsretsr. - Warst FtH eIss'as,
men f9. .5o-l0. % anf tem1sletis uns tl1 01
Iii rs per Ba. pem Store. Tsmotss t6 00
--s.25 aai benz 0sletis uus s6 6.75-7 .0t
per Suiksl psm eters. SuApstiea 9oe.
Sls4s faamen e7.75 per Sa.
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Ghteaas. 2s. HuauH.


Nest. - Der Rarst lit ftetid. Dtnter
Ss'.nts g. .oo-4.5o. straisats ss.so-4:3o,
Sprlra Ddtsnts bette; $40. Straigbts
s4.2o-4.35. sa,ers s3.8O-i.7o.
nstssn-Tir etptefn5er 9OlG so 5Et,
e5Ac, am s6Las CSC fir Tat lo0Jz--
I01c. am Sdlub l00sIc.
Beli asoru.-Sar Sest. s43z--64Ie,
am Shlub SAFE fir December slT--
s2Le, am ShIus SET; fir Rai 64I --
64Ke, am GhIus 64azc.
Safsr.-Sar September AZ - 42sst.
am s6Ius 441sc; fir Rat 471f-47Isc,
am ShLus 47s4c.
Rsaasn. -. S5s<c.
Ser ne. - guts SattsreerF. S1-l02e,
sute Bic dolce ytaiss.rHs 1os-I22c.
Gla6s .-Ra. g. D. 2l5x
20. q. 10. 223e.
9tmotss aamea. - 3easr $l2.50--
l4.50 per Gentner.
Rk.faam.u.-,l3oo-ls.oO 90 per Gent,
Her.
R.spsrt. $3.50 - 1878 per DBL.
Sir Sauuar sl6.25-lss7H, ON saIui
sls.S7lk.
eAmaEs. 50 IS per 100 2fuus. -
Sar ~eVttWuet A.Zo--s.9I a. an CUM
$s.871i fur C,tOber 50 ss.s2k-9.4aIk. an
Snius sSt2l4 fGr Saruar 800 80
s.07H. am Sdlus s9.o7f.
6hsrt RtpssrFstts So's 81 81
- 900 per 100 Dfnus. MIR Septenrber
Ss.s2x-90O. am enEub f8.s7K; fir Ct
tobsr $897I - 905, an SaluB s9.05
fir SaEuar $S.35 - S.47Iz, am ShIui
fS.42K
sauEtsrH. - ssost Hare SsitsH. psr,
paft. So. .121X-9.25.
Butter. 1arst fef. sreamsrs p
Pr. Tairp ls-22c.
etsr. - waris itstis. Srtfas I5H-
! lie per Gustub.
sais. Rarst ftetis. sream l2h-
1875 Der Qfuao.
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Nnsmdrtise Wdrfte.
R.y pcr.. "a. guau,

HsM.-9u'usr 25. .22s BIS. gerfansi
3,8lI 0tls. Ter Eartt mas heute rutis.
eprtns Vateni IS lo-5 40. Dinter Strais Ste
o 80. 10. N3inisr Batents a. 20 so.
evrina clears - .oo--s.35. Dinier Grtras
No. n.3s-3.5o. So. 2 es. t3.l5-3.25,
2anSeS Araiakts s. 25-4.%5.
Nstesnmss! III fen. Tatr bss
suies q .60--4.s0. 9stes Sts faHey $4.9o-
$40.
Natsmslt IN rhbis. - 1eines nsi5es
nab Ssltes 1l. 4o-l.42Il. svsteS 81 .3S-l 40,
4tlHSrtsl e3.65.
DxAssitsnmstl IN fen Gair Bis
sstss eA.so-5.l5, 6oiss bts faHep eS 40
S.6.
DuADst,ss nominsu. Nmesiesn S5e
srA GGnasisn 65e c. I. T. Nep pors.
Hsaasa IN nomtnel. Ns. 0snsrn 92s
tsi aHhaxgt {. l. I. Buffalo.
Ossks nonstnea. RaIaesr!s Ii5-i2oc
6. l. 7. 0uffalo.
0d q -3aiusr iso. 900 o.. Serisnsi
l20, ,6z6 Oh. Nsrft ieit. no. rotkss
sensr o6ke IN eIssatsr uNb 9ske (. .. B.
i4utnmsab, -. RorttesaOutatt 81 49,
I. .. 3. f4Dtsmsnb.
0sIfAsssn. 8ufsDs 56,25O. Ser,
iGabt i.662 Osibel. NssA feft. egyori
Ms. : 7s.<s I. -. iAsssasaSs ss. 1875
i'm GlerGtcs.
OATES. = Salals 74,o7s Ds.. sssiaHs'
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Du. Tsartt fsetig. etanbarb tpsi'
Der 451Se. 30. wetber 46, Ro. 8 doc,
80. 4 44--4S1,e.
oea TIT ieit. Drtma 140c, Ro. 1866,
10. 2 i30--l35c, No. 3 65-90c.
SOFTEN III feft. State 1910, erbin6rer
BIS dolce 40---42e; 1909, 81 -35e; 9actfic
Soaft1sl0, orotnares bis toics 40--42e,
1909, 28--Slc.
Sduts fino ftstis. Central 1mertea
2oIe, Boaotd al 14-22Le.
2eser IN ftstig. Semtof 241-27e.
Bort TIT ftetta. SaniIp sls. .75--20 90,
hort clear Si6.5o-l7.50. Nss $500
1850.
Beet tn feH. samtrs s18.o0-1s.5O,
Wsb Si2.00-12.50 geehShinten s29 so
So 80, Serpaft tsL2. OBJ so, Gtts ertra
Snota Mss SIS 00-l5.5o.
Sat Rsats ftno feit. gep6feIte Bel.
Ties, 10 bic IA pfe., ll--l3Ic, bo. Saut'
tern sh-3Ae, bo. Shirfen 14Lc.
Shmats 1T ftetia. gsiools Deft prtma
1915 - 9.55. Haffintrtes III feiter. Con
ttrent$l0.0o, s.A. $l0.75, GompounS ~
-7sss.
tails IN tart. grima etts 6sle,
gountrr s--s%e.
Baamuorlfaamsn, Del III tart. --
srihta robes nomiueI, prima Sommsr
eeIbes IS. .20-6.35.
Betr leu m TT iteEta. RaFFnirtes Ges
lsrs 1925. Tstlabelp5ta uno gaIttmors
81 7.25, DO. tn Sulf So 7s.
DoEEs IN feit. Tomsitic 5lee.e Ohio
27-28c.
6ars IN ftettg. straIHes, seISbnlt4ss
bts antes $500.
Tsrpenti n 1T feit al Soc.
Seis TN rubia. gtnbeimtiher 22s-
s1Se. gatna 51I---se.
Tsgaf is tn ruhie. Rem Orleans Open
ksttIs. outer 5ts toite, 30-5De.
2a6sr.-- Ros.r ftnrt. Nustapase, So
T.f. 4.6ol1t, Centrifugal as Esft : 5.l2l3c.
WsIaHes.3uder 50 feF4.371+. adfHnirter
1T Feft. Gut 9saf 675, grufbes 6.65,
Esnlb 81 6.3os. gubes s.10c. 8euseres
6.l0e, granuIctes $3.50. Diamond n"
6.95, sonfecttonsrs n" 5.S0e. 80. $50,
no. 2 5 7sc, Re 5 $40. 9c. 45.65e, no. s
s.s0e, Hs.s 5.55e, go. 7 5.50c, @o.
b.4Se, 70. S5. .40c. 9o. 10. 5.35:, Ro. II
5-30c, SO. II 5.25c. 20. ls 5,2o:. go. Ia
Z. .20c.
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2nfubr unb Berianot wdbrsHo Der per,
Hoffsnen Node. persftteu NIT ben u0rs
hersebeHoen Dohen, rpareu uts folst:
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Der Warh var ft:tif. OsrsaIg warsss
s2s o5Is. Dtitiusr's 3laistss 0asss aai
Der Uaiis BON sl.s3 per 1iIs1
0rnrartsg
0rsesrtss.

auasr.-U Urstts tet. Nsgasgrtss Sat
4saf 7.3nc. vcweerss $50. Guies e.75s.
ssanuIasss s.s0e, 6snfsetisnsrs II" B.sse.
on II" sts-s.35e. psitsr srsrs -"
SOS. Zoe. srtra }. .g" 6.9o--6.o0s, orb iat.
rer seIbsr r. .s0--S as.
@slsifss IN aests. Nss pslssss
ppsx Asttls s4--+4e. Gsntrsinsat ls--9se.
per 0aasne ce.aSum ss--s7e per oags1s.
Rsis.--1arls sismiiA Isttaft xsh As.
He. asuiilans. taaey 1sab S-sks. yyius
4h-Ske. oreindrsss . -le. Sspsa *
We per 9fans.
1atru grceutte
0utisr.- Rarft ssem!iA Iebaaft unb
ste.sa. 6anep Greamerp 2sife. gssamsry
NsAs 24e. ss. fseonss zoe. fsseV Dsiyy lss.
no. ! l7l.e per gfunA.
Adfs. - 0arst hetse. psls NO l<s.
&srepeherisAsr lac. NsD 0sSi l4ks.
eAweiser IL - isxe. 2imtmvasr lAH-
i6c. Dyt6 l.ke per 0fsas.
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grtma frifde baSneseier iet1e. firts l7s.
fstonAS i2lis per 1utenb WesIuit ab.
Osfld1el - RaNfrdae aut. yrsiis
ftetis. eprins Gti6ens son 2 Ufunb unb
Sts. li5e. oatnss IKE. odtns 7ks.
xsxtlaSHer l5-ise, Gnns &c. iunss extsn
pom pfe. unb baraber l,c. unters pfunh
Sc, ate 9s. odxfs STE per $funb.
Cbh anh Osmlfe.
gunse 4spfel.-Janep SITS - 90
per Dbl. sHe 75e--tI.00 per oamper.
Btrnsn.- 8artletts $2.00--2 so, 3u,
6erbirnen 1i. rs per B5t.
Gitro men Narst itstiy. GaltfssRts
ts.t0-.oO per AtAs.
Cranssn. - &arst sxtis nab astss. -
gate s,aleaeta 500 ~ 4.26 per Rite.
gfirfi4s.-- Ginbsimiihs icnep 1l.25
--l.75 per Ba. GibertaS ti.60 - LIS per
Aorb.
DeiRtraube en.-Goncorbs l3k--l6s
Rtaaara i2H-i5e per pfb. Qorb.
Nail en.-eS.0 90 - 1900
per 100 etii6.
Gu u6srmefonen. - 6dRep Snhiens
40e, sute 3oe per aost unb 7Sc-ei.25 pei
Crate.
&astsffslR. - GtnAeimii9s 1400--
4.2S. 4enfudu ~ Uu. Sad t020--0. 30
Gafsern ebore $3.50 per 0Al. unA el ri
III 80 per Hn. auf benz GsIsiie.
Assnt. - 2sslt estie. Gsntstmii4 Del
81 .2s--L50 per Nab.
An u tsbsgn.-Gtnhsimii eslbs ei.0(
l-I. rs, peibe 81 1.26-l1 70 per On.
0mstsn.-20--a8e pr Dutsmb.
1smatss1.-G GiHbetmif6s 7xc-elO(
l1es Da.
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O0p. DoADS ~ ususa VI WeO DeW.
gslb ON eaus mar nonsineG bu ~.
Qyima Usfddftspapiers wurosn ~ ~
-lh& btsionttrt.
Stsrttns 9r9anas IN ftetis.
ei6t ~ 4.s6--l.S61s uRs so zass ~ 4.5s
-4.S3L.
0aRbs SsDbItgaiisn pdrsn ftts
Aa Wnb purbsn rpis foIgi auottrt:
Der. stdatem Nsfunbsna ~ 1904 -
t0l, ~ reaiifrirte (IS26J il8I-li4h'
Geupsns fl3s<-i14f, 81 restftrtrte 1olZ
--1o2k, Coupons lol " ssb., banana Sous
pens az 1O0k--1oOI
Tie Rem Dorfsr Banfsn baben cline Hes
isrps al, Sdnb, ipeIde i'm e56, ,279, $50 pto'
ser Ut a!s bic srforosrIibe Rsisr pom 26@
Der Depoftsn.
Mitienm art. ~ DE greiie puroen
beute nod meter bsrabeeorildt uHp oie
Darriman aitien batten cdbei usecsr an
ftarsf.ea tg Ietben. Die ShInbnetirnraen
ersoben bnrhweg gerIn'ts.
HaAits6enbs Nurfs uurosn Don oss 5ts.
ma Ssmtn, Bauman 4 gS., so. 2IS--<S<
Dalnut Strase, bertAtet:
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Der RtR I'm Gak.

sgrembtr: ~Giotns1imli6es Miirfels
lpieI, mas 6it bd mo6en. mstne 6ers
rtn ... iuer Dsrliesi. ntub Gin GIos
Bier trinien -. mas ION boS beiben9-
- ga. bds Sat III bolb leer; mir
lDartea ba1aui. bob frii4 arseaapft
lpirb!-
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R,m aart. 2s. 4usuft

Rem Bort 20. ausuit.
Sinu mar i4paa ,u $42.s0 -- $500.
eupt.r mar iauat; gate tu 3I2. 75--l3.0 90,
sIectrsIpt5ic sa Sl2.50 -- l262J1 uue Ga
tire IA tI2 as 1880. Slsi mar wiItg
su s4&S-4.55, spsIter idpah ~ $3.50
500 eiieu mar 'tetts. 70. Sounorp
govtheru ,u $3.50 -- 1000, Ro. z DO. gu
sl5.25-l5.T5. Re Southern uHe Qo.
Eoatserr loft ku gl500-I5.J0.
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Wont Weloutarfte.



Die @sfddite paren beuie Tn ben biefisen
banten iebr rubia nHn obmohI bic Qadbs
rage mao Earleten unbebeutenb mar. 10 iit
snslo bod etspas fsksr. Die 3insrstsn finh
unoerdnosri. Bon ben Banfen muspen
Iarltbsn ,,on eau1 ~ ~ aasseItebsn
uHe Usi&dftspapitrs 5u 6H--6< btsisn
ttrf. SIM offenen Warfte mureen Darlebsn
.on eau1lu sIS une auf 8eit ~ 4--%Tx
plaetrt.
1sdfsl s.f Esw usrs.
wuretn ~ Yari ,miI9en Hanien uerfduft.
Die Goantsrrats bssrdst zoe psaMs pes
$1,000.
GsAid ssi 0nfsSs.
Dcren nstis. osuts finh tts folasnseR
Lucttrunsen tu bsTi9tea:
2onDcn, 3 Tage ei9t, H.S8I per
q, 80 Tase Stnt, s4.s4k rer II i;
paris Ease Si4t, 5l2 -5i5 5ranes perSi00
10 Tass StAt, bi7H-520 francs per 500;
ilr DsusiHlans Tase st4t, 4 Nart S511Se
DO. 90 Tdae StAf, 94Le.
Documentary Bias auf aonbon mnrbsn
yu H.62L, auf Glassom ~ $4.S2k nab
auf BeIfah su ti.8l psrsauft.
csSsas-rsfissssssm
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Der umiat I'm bieitasn GtearinaAaus BE-,
Hsf fit henss auf 81. 1873. .750. Die llmidse
Der usrHofiensu sDo4e 5sIiefen iih auf
sal ,oSo 300. seaen SIS, ,728, $50 I'm Der ior'
rsipsnoirsneen mode oss porisen Sabres.
-esfnrstsfsx
Ter Narst ray aud beute ruieber duberit
faa uno bic greiie eebriidt. Gs murbe an
Der gOrie nur Elm gsrsauf abaeidloiien
nno spar at.ie Der Cine. Strest Rp. 60.
"a l2ok.
RaAtstenbs rabe1e con Inn tisiiasn
Wartt beiinoliden Combs unS Atttsn sisbt
BITE oifsseaen luotiruageu an:
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Htabvts1. Uesvsa e5 10 - 8 10,
xsTss Otisre A&.50-8.+5. nskltAs Ctters
~. .35-8.o5. Cts4ers uns NseSerS $40
$50. AAAs uns 6e,'srs S2.25--e.s0, aAltes
e6.00-e.85. Warst 'teiia.
eAusiWs - esiAie e7.25 - T.80, &C.
msi4ts 4T.l0 49, IT'S. iADers o. 90 .s5
sssts $3.50 - T40. outs SIC axssrls'sxs
iA1srs t7lo - 7.75. SsrfsI ass. 80.
DARN ftetia.
OAGFs usS sammer.-eAa's: eis.
bstMt' - q. i5-3.73. pskli6s 81 Bo--S. 20.
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THEY TALKED OF PEACE
 G0MEz-DE LA BARRA MEXICAN MINISTER AND REBEL
 AGENT. Conference Before the Former Left
 Washington.

Washington, D. C., April That Senor de la Barra formerly Mexican ambassador to the United States, it was learned, conferred with Dr. Vas quez. held of the confidential agency of revolutionists and the authorized representative of Francisco I. MaderO, the insurrecto chief. a few hours be- fore Senor de la Barra departed for Mexico City to take up his duties as minister of foreign affairs, was con firmed tonight for the Associated Press by both parties.
 They met at the residence of the ambassador and talked an hour and thoroughly discussed the situation in Mexico. Gomez has been handicapped since then being unable to cOmmuni- cate with Francisco l. MaderO, his chief. either by telegraph or mail and the latter therefore is not as yet ac- quainted with the details of ,that conference.
 At the conference SenOr de Ia Barra refused to discuss the question of the resignation of President Diaz. Dr. Gomez said the revOlutionists would not insist upon the immediate
 
 that anarchy might result if proper provision were not made for a sue cessor. Gomez thought the people would not lay down their arms until all the demands of the revOlutionists were satisfied and wanted to know what guaranty would be given them if they did lay down their arms.
 Gomez urged that if peace nego- tiations were begun they should be formal and De held in a fashion that the proceedings might be published widely. De la Barra said the gov ernment would never consent to such negotiations because it would amount to recognition of the belligerency of the insurrection.
 SenOr de la Barra proceeded to show Gomez that the necessity inn posed by patriotism under the present circumstances, would mean for all Mexicans to unite in support of the laws and strengthen the national unity. The principals separated with the hops that they would succeed in finding a method of terminating the revolt and re-establishing peace
Arizona republican., 1911-04-05

Justice Johnstone and Constable Mur- phy, the whole affair from the time of her meeting Rodriguez in front of the Gold Hotel on Sunday morning to the shooting two and a half hours later. She said that her husband had not been drinking
 The testimony also showed that on Saturday right when Rodriguez bought the revolver with which the murder was committed, at Massie's store, he was perfectly sober and Fred Ruppert of Talbot & Hubbard's where he bought the cartridges a few minutes later, said that he was en- tirely sober then.
 August Iben the proprietor of the Star Lodging house swore that Rodri- guez was sober in the morning and again at eleven o'clock when he re- turned 10 the lodging house leaving his wife outside. while he went in, presumably to get the revolver to kill her Nor were there in the room of Rodriguez at the Star five or any bottles which Rodriguez said he had emptied that morning
 All this testimony as to the condi- ton of Rodriguez, in which all the witnesses agree, was given under oath and the time covered by it was from early Saturday night until his capture a little before one o'clock the next day
 Furthermore. Rodriguez himself de- stroyed the defense which he and the afternoon paper have out of their ig- norance constructed and bolstered. On Monday night, Rodriguez told Sheriff Hayden and Deputy Sheriff Olea that he had acted upon no im- pluse. He had been meditating upon the deed for a week. He had bought the revolver to kill his wife if she should persist in her refusal to live with him. He said: If she would not live with me. I made up my mind that she wouldn't live with anybody else. l loved her and remembered the happy times we had had to- gether."
 Among the other witnesses at the inquest was pr. Willard Smith who conducted the operation on Mrs. Rod riguez He described the nature of the wounds and said that any one of the three made upon the body was a fatal wound.
 A warrant was sworn out for Rodri- guez yesterday afternoon charging him with murder. He win not have to wait long to learn his fate. The grand jury will meet in about three weeks.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-05
DEMOCRATS DIVIDED
 OVER TARIFF PLANS 4 CONCLUSION WILL BE REACH
 ED TODAY Proposition to Put Riders in the Re-
 ciprocity Bill

Washington, April 4.-Tariff revi- sion to be recommended by the ways and means committee will be the sub ject of a conference tomorrow morn- ing among the democratic members of the committee
 There is a division of opinion in the committee as to whether the Ca nadian reciprocity treaty should be presented as a separate bill. or should have attached to it revised schedules embracing parts of the existing tar riff law. A decision may be reached tomorrow and the committee will be ready, if desired, to report by Thurs day Several hundred public bills and more than 2.000 private bills were presented within the three hours that the house was in session.
 Representative Hull of Tennessee, is the author of a gill for an income tax on all salaries or incomes of $5,- 900 or more derived from any source whatever, unless otherwise taxed, to be assessed at one per cent year.