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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22

tons in the west and in Japan. Avia-
ton is practically but three years old
in any country. Now the east accepts
it as one of the component parts of it's
civilization.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22

the seaweed eating nations of the
world. Among no other people are
seaweeds so extensively eaten and
relished as food.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22
Tho Contrary World.

Cannot ride the lightning hash,
Through space with speed a-glancin
Fiddler always calls for cash
When you feel like dancin'.
Big clouds to dim the sky OF blue
And trouble every minute,
And il an earthquake swallows you
YouN find no gold mine IN it.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22

II Is computed that there are in
this country today an army of three
million invalids. and half OF them are
afflicted with preventablc diseases.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22
Some Difference?

From the New York Mail
The Pittsburg Bulletins critical
headliner captions a column "Theaters
and Amusements."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22
WHAT OTHERS SAY
liberalization of Railroad Terminals.

liberalization Of Railroad Terminals.
From the Chicago News.
That the liberalization of railroad
terminals in Chicago is inevitable is
recognized by the railroad managers
as well as by others In a recent
number the Railway Age, organ of the
transportation interests said editorial
ly: 'Probably identification in Chica-
go must come sooner of later; but it
should not be required until thor
ough investigation by experts shall
be made in which all parties interest
ed should be given full hearing and all
important questions involved shall be
nationally determined" This state
ment comedies all that intelligent
public opinion demands. OF course
electrifcation cannot be brought about
Immediately The problem calls for
much preliminary study. But the stu
dies should be undertaken with view
of Fastening results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22
Never.

From the New York Mail
No news may be good news but not
to the managing editor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22
Merriam of Chicago

who is the winner OF primary
Chicago OF course
somebody is by
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-22

Entered ut Richmond. Indiana. pos
office ns second class mail matter.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
OPPOSE CITY HALL PARK
SITE FOR COURTHOUSE.
Every Member of Board Of Esti-
mate Except the Mayor Votes
Against II.

The Board Of Estimate, which wiz
Appropriate me money for . new court
house In Manhattan whom the site for
the building 10 finally decided on. does
not inland to have the Legislature force
the City Han PARK dts on the city II
Il oan help itself. II passed resolutions
yesterday disapprovins absolutely the
biA providing for the building of the
new oourt house In the park. which
has already passed the State Senate.
1T should b passed At once said
Borough President McAneny on offer
ing Il. and every member Of the Board
voted for II. except the Mayor. who
SAID II would not be proper for HIM to
vote, a. the bill would come before
him. ~ Mayor, for approval or veto.
A. . matter Of fact, the Mayor has
always favored thu City Han Park
sits. He told the Court LOUIS Com
mission about . year ago that It should
decide OF thot site.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
Woman Hungry. Too.

Mr.. Bosl. ! was told. as soon a.
~ got back to her room. Eel, Ike
IaA11ng. too. and was given some ,ce
cream, the fret nourishment she had
taken In several weeks She 10 esi!ny
Gne now they say
ZAsy had . 0oupss q easss N the
The evening world., 1911-05-05

serie. Of Hyde lectures AZ the eoroonns
and concluded his trip abroad with .
tour of the provincial universities
DR.. Finley win be met a, the pier
by representative. Of the faculty Of
the university and the Students Coun-
oil OF the College. A reception will be
rendered him on Monday by tho In
structing stan and the students Of the
university.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
MRS. EMERs0N's ALIM0NY.

AALTndORE. Ma A--lncfudsd n yhs
papers In the Emerson divorce Casa
sealed Wednesday BY order Of Judss
Huislsr vAs an agreement between
Capt. and Mrs. Emerson by which shs
viii gst t3s.ooo . % N the beautiful
EmsrWon hons In Eutaw place over
looking Druid Hnl park. now occupied
by her.
Mrs. pmsrson's two lawyers 1900 each.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
Tyust Companies May sssy oct,

Tvust Companies May Stey OOts
Several Of the largest trust oompAalAs
In New York will not accspt the In
vttation Of the New York C1sasins
House Association to become Manners
and 10 kssp oash reserves as % Per
cent Among thsss are the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company, che
United States Trust Company and
Farmsrs' Ian and Trust Company, and
Il 10 also expected that Shs Union Trust
Company Will decitDA
The evening world., 1911-05-05
RECEPTION FOR DR. FINLEY.
Faculty and students to Greet Col
Iese President nj Pier.

DR.. John Finley. President Of the Col
lese OF the City Of New York. In return
ing from France on the steamship La
Provence. which will dock tonight or
tomorrow morning. He delivered the
The evening world., 1911-05-05

emergency word that night M ]
souidn't sleep, and they Wouldn't let me
smoks In the ward. either. had 30
msak out every once IN Q while and
set . smo&s on tire sly. They lst me
out Of the hospital the next morning 81
0 O'Clock. ] didn't feel weak. but ter
nbiy dissy. couldn't SO . thing and
Everything was whiriinG around"
Tie wiz never 80 through aootnsr
Suoh experience" said his mother.
Why. for days he wal % pale that J
was frightened. He never told N what
~ had done. M when he m home
no handed me the go and said he had
bssn down TO h cargo and had fallen
and cut his III % they GavS ham ~
because he would b unable to WORK
toe . wsck He u . good boz ana Efves
ne every penny he makes, but I cont
want him 70 make money In that way"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
ARREST Of AMERICAN ENGINEER
CAUSES PROTEST FROM T0RRE0N

Palacio yards Tuesday morning is
shown by the rules under which the
NaderO special was scheduled TO be
wholly without Justification"
Bandits Attack HaciendaH.
For three weeks the country sur
rounding the hacienda Cruces has been
infested with bandits believed TO num-
Der 100. These have committed repeated
depredatOns and not only the WelltOdO
but the poems as well have been their
victims; Numerous small homes have
been robbed Of their scanty furnishings
and the women terrorized.
Inc assaults on the NaZas hacienda
began three weeks ago but the bandits
retreated upon the arrival Of $50 Ma
oeristas and five Officers. who were sent
TO guard that part of the country. This
FORCE however, was removed and see
ing the small town and ranches de-
Ienceless the bands emerged from their
cesses places Fernandez canyon and
attempted raid on the Cruces haci-
enua, the property of the Martinez del
no estate Of which Patrick O'Hea is
admins traitor. AIr O'Hea is a British
subject, and well known in TOrreon.
lie and his men repulsed the first at
tempt Or the vanguard but the repeat
ca Flgus OF three weeks and the in
lermlruent Wh1Zzing Of bullets from
the outside have gotten on the nerves
OF MS faithful employees who threaten
81 AZ LasL 70 desert him If aid was not
forthcoming. Mr.. O'Hea appealed to
the authorities here.
Consul Freeman Leaves
e. n Freeman. who, for several years
mas served as American consul in Du-
range. passed through here en- route
@ his new post at Sidney. Nova Scotia
His successor Theodore c. Hamm. has
arrived at his post Mr.. Hamm held
cIerkshlp In the bureau Of statistics
in the state department
Prominent spaniard Dies.
Jose Farjas for many years a IA
lnlllar figure in Spanish circles in Tor
tar1as was an Aragonese by birth. but
came to this country at an early age
ana during the early days Of Torreon
pI9sperl% was among the leading
lights. Although only 48 years OF age AZ
the time of his death he had a varied
business career He was one Of the
founders and principal owners at the
TlL3e OF "a t'e' cotton mills and la
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
ENGLAND WILL ARM
SUBJECTS IN MEXICO
British Embassy at Mexico
City VIII Supply Guns
to Englishmen

Iorreon, Mexico. Nov. 6-The Rri+-
lsn government does not look with IA
Vor upon the action Of the 1IsTics1
government in denying to its gubfaCtg
me right to import and bring IN as
personal property such vesDoDs eS
are necessary for their defence
British subjects here have bea1 No
IIied that the vice consul at Co1,o,
Falaclo has been notified bv RritjSb
authorities to make a request 81 f5a
local authorities for such arms as r1sy-
pc desired by British subjects for fbei-
C"n protection and the protection 81
lHelr property. In the event of +ba
aQ9tinorlties not being prepared to fur
nlsn these weapons a list of those DE-
Sirlng them is to be forwarded to fba
2rltlsn embassy in Mexico CITY where
they VIII be provided.
during the revolution FREQUENT raids
were made on British subjects in iso-
lated places and those arms which
were not concealed were conffscafe
oy the Maderista forces. Since fLs4
time passengers coming in from the
united States have been forced -
leaVe their arms at the border and
me importation Of arms has been Dro-
h1oited This leaves many men a.
mines or ranches without proner
means OF protection against bandits
or assassins. 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
MUCH UNREST IN
OJINAGA COUNTRY
Talk of Revolt INDUCED in
by Mexicans; Troops
to Be Retained

Preside, Tex, Nov. 6.-Incendiarv
literature is being freely distributed
among the MeXicans along the border
here and there are strong Indications
or an effort to start another revoIu-
ton In the country opposite Preside.
among the Mexicans revolutionary
tax is being very freely INDUCED in
out these on this side Of the river are
nor taking as much stock in Il as they
did the former revolt.
The order sent to Gen SANCHEZ at
OJlnaga TO muster out his entire com
mand and retain only a sufficient force
70 insure good order along the border
mas been cOuntermanded, and this is
taken as indication of the uneasiness
IelI py the government over the situa-
ton in this section
The Americans and the better class
OF MeX1cans on the border are dfscour-
aglng the revolt talk as much as nos
slole as 1t is realized that trouble At
this time will work a great hardshf-
The completion OF the Orient road IN
Mexico 1t is given out. depends IN q
large meausre upon the mafntaf0ir7a
OF peace, and the building OF the road
IS expected to be a great benefit an
side. --S mexican
sands Of outlaws continue to conr,it
Qepredauons, but their activities are
Ioe4ng lessened by the rurales on fbs
Mexican side. 1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
RAILROAD PLANS
AWAIT BLUE
BALLOT" VOTE
Projected System Of 1900
Miles May Be Indifi
nitely Postponed

One railroad building plan of great
Importance to New Mexico and to FL
PasO is deserted to be held up solely
% await the result of the vote Tuesday
on the "blUe ballOt" which is designed
to make the constitution of New Mexico
easier of amendment than that of any
state in the union with three exceptions,
and make it the plavthing Of politicians
and factions every two years.
The plan, which ultimately means the
construction Of 1900 miles Of railroad to
open up parts of New Mexico now with
out railroad facilities, is participated in
by stockholders of the various railroad
systems now having lines in New Mex
leo, and also by stockholders in coal and
timber and mining concerns. 1t is not a
proposition TO compete with existing
lines, but rather to cooperate with Them.
In fact, the proposed new system is a
transfer or accommodating line,
shortening the distances, opening I'D new
territories. and to be used on equitable
terms by all the existing railroads or BY
other lines VINO may want to enter the
state in future.
The plans have been under way for
three years, and preliminary surveys
have been run. All the various interests
say that they are lined UP to begin
actual work of construction in the near
future, the first unit to be built being
that from a point on the FL Paso &
Southwestern railroad near AnchO. to
Roswell But everything waits uDOn
the result of the blue ballot" election
The investors simply say that If the con
stitutiOn IS to stay put" they will be-
gin building within 80 days. while If the
constitution is to be made the sport of
legislatures and dissatisfied radicals
every two years with no greater safe
guards than those around mere session
laws, they win lose what they have al
ready put INTO the project, take their
losses without complaining, and invest
their money and efforts elsewhere than
in New Mexico.
Other lines of the projected system are
one from near AnchO on the FL Paso &
SoUthwe stern, due westerly 20 the Ari-
IONA line, crossing the Santa Fe near
san Antonio; one from near ROsedale.
southwesterly to Silver City and the
BurDo mountains, and south to the Mexi-
can line; one from a point east of
AnohO, north through Vaughn 20 Las
Vegas; and one from Roswell east to
the Texas line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
The Wreckikng Of Madero's
Train Is Laid to Engineer
French.

--orraon Mexico. Nov. GA great
sensation was created in railroad CIR
cles by the arrest or H. ~ I1Iillli -
engineer on the Central line running
ouT Of Gomez Palacio, charged Win
~esDousfbilftv for the collision OF MS
engine with the special tram OF T. ~, Iz-l-
cisco i lIadero, president elect OF Mex
leo. An tnyesrgauon mo C-e ma 80
reveals the following Iacls
Engineer French had been called ala
ordered out on his regular run z ol-0n =
ing the rules Of the company ne
taking his engine through the come
raTaofo 7-ards TO attach IL TO his re6L-
lar. Under rule no. So ne netd Ll-1 - -sEL
OF way III the yards aFolu-L5 .---s T7-e
class trains, none o. HlS- 49, -
Tor FULLY an hour lie had received NJ
0~6ars to meet or avoid any extra Tram
such as the Madero special w ntLe - -
cling at regulation speed In the yaIo
his engine was crashed, INTO ~ 'i-7
Eine pulling the special Tram.
Special Running Fast'
The speciaI was travelling al a lale
OF so kuOmeters an hour ana nc 49,
engine was hurled paeh ~ t-,e = en-
Of II rail lengths, the AlngLlcs-s - -
Efneer miraculOusly escaping
Under the rules the extra tram 49, $3.50
ro's special, should not nave eLS0- $50
rha wards -at q speed that WouIa no.
have permitted the Mexican ellslIsoL ~
make an immediate stop. me 1al.sl 80
French's engine when II was -
10 avoid a collision. He appleo the a-L
brakes and this attracted the atLg-7
+foD OF GfIberto Sanchez, tho tram
master. who rode In the baggage car:
eanchez opened the sliding doors o.
the car to learn the cause QI lne stog
and moment of the shock. me silolns
door closed upon him. oreahlug -
neck. A coal passer on the speclal was
Americans Think Arrest Unjust.
EnEEeer French was taken 20 tAs
carcef and confined in q dark cell IN
COmunicado where he was ordered
I-eDt for the regulation Y hours E1ia
frIands and other Americans imneol-
ete1v took steps looking TO his release
American consular agent g. Q; caro- IN
-ers visited Gomez Palac1O in the aLteI-
noon and made an official inTes lgaIlon
IF the affair. The conviction OF amer
lean railroad men was that the amer
lean was in no way responsible Tor L-le
acCisent and cited the rules IN sup
Dort OF their contention.
Pauer Makes Protest.
The TorreOn Enterprise refers eol-
torfalIv to the arrest Of French IN
eDfrfted protest. and says under the
heading. IAN Evident Injustice
That an accident to the tram v nlcI
was conveying 1the future president OF
Mexico 10 his inauguration should nave
resulted in inflictiOn Of a gross m
Justice upon an American citizen Tor
obvious reasons Is. at this time most
unfortunate. The arrest and lnprlsOn-
ment- fncOmunicadO, Of engineer X.
i. French for responsibility In the col
lision which occurred IN the Gomez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
KIDNEY TROUBLE RE-
.uEvED IN TWO HOURS
A SPEEDY CURE

I derived so much benefit from the
use Of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root that ]
believe il viii be most important for
the public 10 know OF it's worth.
Last November was suffering Sc
verelv with kidney and bladder trouble.
The burning pain was terrible. ] sent
to you for one trial bottle Of swamp
Root and III relieved me in about two
hours. After taking the small trial bot
lie. could feel no more pain, so pur-
chased one fifty-cent bottle of swamp
Root After taking the contents have
not felt one pain from the kidneys or
bladder since
You are al liberty to publish this
testimonial should you wish to.
Yours very respectfully,
w. III. WARREN,
r. r. No. ., Box SO. Gainesboro, Tenn.
sworn to and subscribed before me
w +. DOdsOn, enacted Justice OF the
Peace Of Jackson Co, Tenn, this 18th
day Of July, 1903 $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
NEW REVOLUTIONARY
PLOT FRUSTRATED
Carelessness of a Plotter
Leads to Discovery
Of Scheme.

MEXICO City Mex, Nov. clad If not
9een Tor the carelessness Of one Of TIE
to-1LIeL revolutionary officers in carry
ing IN one of his pockets q COW Of
lne Plan Of Tacubaya" Francfsco T
AaderO, 1t is believed, would have been
FORCED to begin his adminfsfra zion nv
OppO5-ng lle efforts Of those who once
more would overturn the government.
EFldence secured by the police and
secret service agents reporting to Gus
-efo A1aderO, brother Of the president
eject Is that Sunday had been deter
mined upon for the Inauguration OF the
counter revolution" simultaneously
tH5 IeoeLllon was to have been started
~ FeracrUz, OaXaca, Chiapas and along
the northern frontier, especially in the
state Of Tamaulipas.
Elimto Nasquez Gomez, former minis
ter OF the interior, was TO have been
president If the projected revolution
succeeded.
Of those under arrest. none is ma
uonally prominent and few are known
wei even in this city Those most
the last few days. The government
authorities appear confident that the
discovery or the plot and the precau-
lionary measures taken have been suf-
LclenI 70 STOP the movement. 1t ap-
pears certain, however, that in no part
OF lne republic was the new war begun.
secret service agents have been work
ING TOT some time on evidence which
a----AIA Lo point 10 conspiracy. What
lneF now regard as confirmation Of
their suspicious was secured when they
round among the papers of a man ar
rested on minor charge. a CODY Of
the Iacubaya plan, styled in fun. plan
OF san Luis, revised in Tacubay0."
Since them they profess TO have dis
covered a number Of other copies of the
same document. Testimony vvrung
from others arrested goes far toward
confirming the story Of the conspiracy
The secret service department. asserts
1t has found a number Of commissions
in the revolutionary army for captains.
majors, colonies and even generals, ali
signed by Emilio VasQuez Gomez.
The reason given in the Tacubaya
plan for a new revolution is that Ma
dero has failed to carry out the terms
cf his plan Of san Luis POtosi"
Says IL Is Conspiracy.
san Antonio, Texas, Nov. emilio
Nasquez Gomez is an exile in this city
Beyond saying IL was all part Of con-
spiracy, he declined to discuss the Mex
leo City story Of counter revolution
plan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
is STOPPED
ON THE NEW HOTEL
CITY Orders Excavation Work
to Cease, but 1t
Goes On

Excavation work on the basement of
the new Paso del Norte hotel was or
dered stopped Monday morning by the
city authorities. Because the new West
SAN Antonio street has not been foTmall-
opened the hotel directors were instructed
not to exCavate under the sidewalk line
of the new street.
The excavation has practically been
completed along the EI Paso street side
walk and the wOrkmen We're preparing
TO excavate around the corner onto West
san Antonio street. when the order was
given for them to cease work. The hotel
directors claim that this work is not on
the new street but only a part of the FL
PasO street excavation and the men have
been instructed to continue the eNcava-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

a tight feeling in the chest accom-
panied by a short, dry cough. Indicates
an tnflamed condition in the lungs. no
relieve it buy the dollar size BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP: YOU
set with each bottle a free HERRTCE'S
RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER
for the chest The syrup relaxes the
ughtness and the plaster draws out the
inflammation 1t is an ideal cOmbina-
ton for curing colds settled in the
lungs. Sold by Scott White & Co.. 2O4
Mills, and Depot Pharmacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
ANTI-REELECTION Bill,
BECOMES LAW IN MEXICO
Reyista Protest Against gTa5o-o,-
ElectIon IEnored BIZ n.nutle.

heyIsta Protest Against Madero,r
Election Ignored By Deputies.
City Of Mexico Mex, Nov. 6-Tbe
no-reeelection bill was passed bv fbe
cnamDer or deputies by a majority 81
-U6 votes. According to this law
nelIner the president nor the vice
PRESIDENT nor the governors OF the
states can be nominated again. once
lney nave been in office
n heateu discussion arose during
the seance on account of the stand
OF Lne secretary regarding the menu
oflal presented by the ReDub7fcan
party (once known as the Pavisfas1
asking that the elections for The nTssil
uency ana vice presidency Of the re-
pubic, recently held. be declared nun.
on account OF the frauds and irregu-
larities that had been committed.
Had No Stamp.
Inc secretary begged the chamber
not 70 take the memorial into consid-
eraIion, because the petitioners had
neglected to affiX to the document ~
question the stamp that ACCORDING r.
the regulations Of the law. every nett
ton has to have in order to be seDr
70 congress and properly considered
and discussed.
De IL Barra on Recent Troubles.
In an interview president de Ia
Barra sald that according to the de-
partment Of war, the recent trouble at
Iorreon was caused by a number of
drunken rurales and federal soldiers
When asked about the troun @ at
the electric light plant at San Agus-
TN, which IS near JOjutla, he said:
I have not been able 10 get avv-
details and the only information which
/ have has reached me through the
press. ] have sent a telegram to the
governor of the state Of Morelos, but
have received no answer"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
ST. LOUIS BANKERS
ARE COMING HERE

d. G. AcNlrv has returned from St
Louis, where he has been on business
connected with the new hotel buildinq.
nile there Alr. 1IcNarv smoke before
tue n. Louis Bankers association On The
AllrIch currency bin.
lie also invited the st. Louis bankers
% De the guests of Ell Paso next ADril.
IN order TO see the possibilities of I'll
f.lso, as an Investment center. The in-
l l, was originally extended the
J1exican trouble it was posf5one7 ors
ear. A number of the bankers accented
Eae invitation and promised to come TO
II Faso with the bankers excursion al
that time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
Letter to
DR.. KiImer g. CO.
HfnEhamtou, NJ r..

prOve What sTramD-BOOt VII Do For
You.
Send to DR.. Ki1mer & Co.. Bingham
ton, n. T., for a sample bottle. It VIII
convince anyone EOI viii also receive
q booklet Of valuable Information, tell
iQg all about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing, be sure and mention the
il Paso Daily Herald. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles Tor sale
at all drug stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
Fun measure at southwestern FueI Go.

We want to show you Ell Paso makes
pest candies In the world. McCUllough's.
the sWeetOlogist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
WINE COMES FROM GER1IANY

\ shlpmenL 81 TOO cases Of sun wine
was received at the custom house Non
day morning from Germany, billed to a
local liquor house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
tets Druggists refund money IL If fails
to cure. z. w. GROVES signature Is on
each box 2En-