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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-20
ASKS FURTHER
ACT ON CANAL
Wants X Understood Treaty
Is Not Violated.

Washington, Aug. 2O.-President Taft
sent to congress a special message on
the Panama bill. He urges the passage
BY congress Of a joint resolution which
will make It apparent before the world
that the United States had no inten-
ton Of violating the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty.
This resolution, in the presidents
opinion, should take the form of a dec
laration that the present legislation
will not supsrssde any treaty rights
conferred by the Hay-Pauncefote con-
vsnton. Tho president would leave it
to the United States supreme court to
construs the treaty and determine
whether or not tho granting Of free
tolls to American ships in the coast
wise trade constituted a violation Of It.
The free tolls provision Is the only
objection that the president cites to
the bill al 1t has been laid before him.
The Democratic leaders OF the house
will refuse to support a resolution such
as the president proposes, and his ef-
forts along this line will ultimately
fail. What the president will do when
congress turns down his joint resolu-
ton has not been definitely settled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-20

Regular 49c era e
good patterns allofthem
See display in our East
window and make your
selections early as we've
only a few dress lengths
left.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-20
ASBURY PARK
BABY PARADE
Growing Feature Of the
Season Tomorrow

Asbury Park, N. j., Aug. a.-The
stage has been set for Asbury Parks
baby parade here tomorrow. and the
little actors who viii participate In the
annual ~pageantry have only a day left
In which to rehearse their parts. They
are groomed not to indulge in a speak
ing performance and are intended only
to look sweet and pretty.
The town II gayly bedecked with
sreamers Of the carnival colors and
the royal purple Of Queen TYtania, Wis
itors are pouring in on every train, and
eleven of the fairest young women here
are fdgeting, II the truth were known,
for they're human, If they have sud
denly been made royal.
These twelve young women are the
queen, the Princess Cinderella and ten
ladies at court, and they will be the
center of a staring holiday throng Of
$4,000 or more, dozens Of photograph
ers will level their cameras at them
and state and county notables-and a
national figure, too, Governor Wilson
will be presented to them.
Hazel Manners Queen.
Really, these young women are quite
as important as the parading babies.
They represent the fairest type Of out
door American girl and are selected
from among thousands Of candidates.
The queen, Of course, is the central
figure in the scheme, for she is Titania,
the patron saint, SO to speak, of the
fairies and the babies.
The queen this year is Titania XII.
In reality she is Miss Hazel Manners,
the daughter Of ex-Assemblyman and
Mrs. Frederick Manners Of Newark.
where business for Howard Gould,
whose secretary he is, took him. He re-
turned yesterday.
Miss Bern1ce Dorothy Hetrick Of AS
bury Park Is the Princess Cinderella,
the highest lady at the queens court.
The nine other maids of honor are Miss
Grace Trimble Of Mount Vernon, N. Y;
Miss Ethel Pauline Rugarber and Miss
Virginia Hope Kelsey Of Asbury Park;
Miss Agatha Filon Of Weehawken, N.
J.; Miss Arita Smith Of Philadelphia.
Miss Alice Watson Of Newark, Miss
Ida Mittag Of Park Ridge, N. j.; Miss
Mary e. Dunlap of Arlington, N, j.,
and Miss Clarissa M. Lawrence Of
Cambridge, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-20
General Markets.

BUTTER-steady, receipts, 1854 pack.
ages; creamery, extras. lb., asaDeho.
flrsts, 6a1hc.; seconds. 2s1ta2411c.i thirds.
Ea23o. state dairy, tubs. finest, &c.; good
to prime, 2Sa2Ac. common to fair, naf2Hc.,
process, extras, Na34hc.; frsts. a0h
seconds. Haze. imitation creamery, hrsts'
23a2S3do factory, June mako, hrsts. sz1Ac.
ao1hka21a, thirds. 1sa2oo., packing stock,
current make, No. 4, 1oc.l No. ), na10o.
CHEEaE+TirmI receipts, 1873 boxes
state, whole milk, new, speciala. white,
h.. 1ska1sc.J oolored. 1salskc.l average
fancy, white, BYE colorsd. ukc-I under
grades, lAa1sho.D daisiss. 184o,I state
skins. new. specials, white. 11Aa1so- col
ored, 11MA1Sc.I fair to choice, sha114o.
undsrsrades, 1Msa9o
EGGS steady, receipts, 1o,sts cases
fresh gathered. extras. dos. 14a1soi extra
nrsts, 11kA2sMc.t hrsts. i1af1o.I seconds,
l9xaaOko, dirties. 13a1So., checks, L2a17o
refrigerator, drsts, storage paid for Sea.
son. 113ta2eo. seconds. 19ano.i thirds. l7a
$50. state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hon
merry whites. fancy, large. a1aaec.I fair to
good, 13aS0o., hennery browns. 6az7o-
LIVE pOULTRY-SteadyI prices unset
tied.
DRESSED POUITRY-Fresh killed,
easy: chickens. dry picked. Philadelphia
broilsrs, t4a8o.; Pennsylvania, Ha22c.
western, 17a2lo.; fowls. dry packed, west
ern boxes. ~14a17o.; bbls., iced. 14a1oc.; old
roosters, no.; spring ducks. nearby. $50
1shc.; squads. white. dozen. $2a4; dark.
81. rs; frozen turkeys, No. ], 21a2Sc.; No. z
14al6c.; chickens. roasters, milk fed. goa
24o.; corn fed, ~1Sba2Oc.; fowls. 4 and s lbs
each. 1ea17c.
POTATOES-Bteady; No. I, Dbl, N.Sa
rs; sweets. Jersey. yellow. basket, $1.25a
1.75; southern, yellow, bbl., $1.50a2.50; red.
81. aa1. rs: yans. s1.Ga2.
HAY AND 6TRAW-Firm: timothy. $I1s
al 40; shipping, t1a1. 10; clover, mixed, 3la
1.aO; long rye straw. SOC. oat, 8a4oo.
small bales &c. less.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-20
DR.. c. H. Ellsworth, Dentist, 16

DR.. G. H. Ellsworth, Dentist, 16
Baldwin ST., Rochester, N. Y, says
Foley Kidney Pills gave him imme-
date relief and strengthened him
wonderfully. For some time past l
have been bothered with weak kid
neys and bladder trouble. Irregular
action, pain, and dizzy spells all
troubled me. Foley Kidney Pills gave
Immediate relief and strengthened
me wonderfully. l am pleased to
recommend their USE" Foley Kidney
Pills are especially prepared for kid
ney and bladder ailments, and are
always effective for rheumatism,
backache, weak back and lumbago.
Lamar nr1u 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-20
DYING, BEGS TO BE SHOT.
Wife Pinned Beneath Auto-Hus5and
Calls Aid With Horn.

CaTI0 AID WIN HORN.
Petaluma, Cal, Aug. 2O.-Mrs. e. W.
Mason, wife Of the secretary of an oil
company, lay In the road beside their
overturned automobile fatally injured
and begged her husband to end her
agony by shooting her. Ten minutes
later she died.
When Mason lost control Of his car
and 1t ran into a ditch and overturned,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason were pinned un.
der 1t. Mason could reach his horn
and sounded 1t repeatedly till some
farmers heard the call. His wife was
dead before help ame He will re-
rNvn~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-20
Live Stock Markets.

1iVo STOCK
Pittsburgh, Aug. 20.
CATTLE-Supply, 1870 carloads; market
steady; choice. A.3as.50: good, T.2SaS.3
fair, S. 5Oa6. 50; veal calves. s9aS.0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply, Is double
decks; market slow; prime wethers, $4.35a
4.60; good mixed, 34a4.25; fair mixed. $3.3a
3.75; spring lambs. $4a6.50.
HOGS-Receipts, IS double decks; mar
ket 8 cents higher; prime heavy, g, Goa
SOS; medium, IS. s0aS. 95; heavy Workers..
s.. sOa8.8; light Workers., 4. 90aS. IS; pigs
$8a8. 10; roughs. S7a7.50; stays. s6as.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
JUDGE NEs6ITT.

A movement has been begun by a
number OF prominent local attorneys
to develop sentiment favorable TO the
nomination OF Judge Frank W. Mes
bitt to the Supreme bench. Judge
Nesbitt recently announced his inten-
ton TO retire from the Circuit Court
in this judicial district at the expira-
ton OF his present term It Is under
stood hat Judge NesbItt will not con-
sent to be an active candidate for the
Supreme j~udgeship. nomination, but
his friends believe that should such a
nomination come to him unsought he
would feel hat he could not decline
IL. In his service on the bench in
this circuit. Judge Nesbitt has at
tanned a very high reputation as q
lawyer and a jurist. His pleasing
manner and unfaiIlng courtesy have
added to his personal popularity. The
Supreme bench would be adorned by
Judge Nesbitt's presence. II IL prob
able that the movement referred "a
will take definite form In the next few
days. and the many friends OF Judge
Nesbitt in Ohio county and ADJOINING
counties will join in the hope that Il
will be successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
THE CHINESE REPUBLIC.

The new Chinese republic IL appar-
emily depending for its maintenance
upon the strength OF foreign arms.
Yuan shi Kai's boasted army has
broken down In the essential point Of
the army's effectiveness. namely, in
obedience TO discipline. In the very
hour OF triumph all the bonds OF sol.
diery obedience were thrown aside.
and loot and plumber became ths
prime objects % the Chinese patriot
force No people can maintain self
government who cannot govern them.
selves. u IL fairly 70 be assumed
that the army which Yuan shi Kal
trained after European models and
taught European discipline o. repre-.
sentative % the best amonE the Chi
nee common people. Evisenus that
army Nas not inspired b. any ideal
81 personal liberty Or % national %
triousm self Eovemmsnt IN China
has broksu sorn 81 ne nrst trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
JUDGE MERgoIrH TELLS WAY,

Inc intelligencer to-day presents a
short. but convincing, interview from
Judge w. s. Meredith. Of Fairmont.
In which he urges strong reasons for
the reconciliation and reelection OF
William II. Taft for the presidency.
IL IL noteworthy that the leaders OF
public thought in West Virginia, al
most to n man. stand for the renomi-
nation OF President Taft. This Is
more particularly the case since Colo
mel Roosevelt ~enunciated his remark.
able new charter OF Democracy" in
his Columbus address. Judge Mere
dith has been a lifelong Republican.
As a lawyer he ranks among the first
IN West Virginia. Briefly, he favors
the denomination OF william II. Taft.
Because he stands for Republican
doctrine.
Because as a Republican President,
elected by Republican votes. he has
made good. and by the customs and
presidents of the party is entitled to
u second
Because Mr.. Taft is a patriotic
American. n safe leader and an expe-
rienced administrator.
AS between Mr.. Taft and Mr..
Roosevelt. he opposes Mr.. Roose.
velt's nomination.
Because Mr.. Roosevelt has adj
vanced doctrines which are not Re
publican. which are radical. extrava.
CANT and dangerous.
Because he has already served two
terms as President. and the unwrit.
ten law OF the United States. a law
cherished in the hearts OF millions OF
voters, sets a limit TO the number OF
years that n man may in the
presidential chair.
This is a brief and compact state.
ment OF the reasons hat actuate
thinking men all over the United
States. first, IN their support OF Mr.
Taft. and. second. in their opposition
to the denomination OF Colonel Roose
welt for a third term. William II
Taft typifes the essential doctrines Of
the Republican party He has made
n splendid record as a national ad
ministrator. We cannot endorse thai
record and at the same time repudi
ate William II. Taft; nor can we b.
true to the doctrines OF the Republi
can party and surrender 70 Of accep.
the new and remarkable utterance'
embodied in Mr.. R~oosevelt's "Nev
Charter OF Democracy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

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ne hsst there cones no insenseladen or mat vim LfnburEsr can
oomrarc-And thus - see. ny ficnds and foes. se cannot trust our
eyes snd nose. which deal IN roorbscks DAY by DAY. and LEAD our
rsinkiinE ieet sstrsy. WALT MASON
casynsaL Ii o. oss Hsss- As.@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
A osesIoaus Of Rssson.

No man who favors the re-nomin-
alton and r~e-eisction % William How
ard Taft IL embarrassed for strong.
convincing and unansVerable reasons
Why he holds HIS view. OF such rea
sons. there are muititudes Can the
same Be said for the position Of those
Who have aligned themselves IN oppo-
sition 20 him We think not
That decaioEue Of reasons Why he
n not Interested IN securing TIE nom
sinatiou % Theodore Roosevelt which
p Wet Ni~~inian wrofe 10 the Rnoae
vsiIeommittee az Charleston. Il suf.
nLi-n 81 utsrtr lo JUSTIFY ne stand q
t1c r-rs-rf csrfy crisis.
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favor q candidate 20 Nhom : solemn
promise u q PAPER mache erpediency
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

Pittsbsr<h Commercial cszstfs .sys.
editorialiy:
Not In |. quarter Of . esntury has
political m-eunr thsr mat Of Last .sEht
"a the Fort pitt Hotel In the interest OF
\ second term for President Taft. the
continued supremacy OF the Republican
prosperity. The personnel OF thts re-
markable was thoroughly
representative OF all the infuencss and
factors that have made Of Pittsburgh
such a wonderful Industrial community
and 30 powerful a Republican strong
hold. All lines OF production and all
kinds OF trade came together TO give
expression 20 a common purpo.e
The meeting was brought about BY =
realization Of the extraordinary sttua-
ton with which the Republican party II
confronted. WorkinGmen and business
men alike have come to snSsrst.no shns
four years ago I'm the election OF Tart
and Sherman IL now beset as IL has not
been since the Civil War. A radical and
%fe,snsis sn minority T. ss,D .n u
experiments In legislation which are at
complete variance with the policies and
accepted rules OF conduct that hitherto
succeeds and national progress. Eneour-
AGED by the progressive" schism among
Republicans and by the result OF the
J election OF 1910 the Democratic party
: as the situation II to-day, Is more hope
full OF victory In November than II has
been at any period since 1892 Every
man at that meeting last night. who mas
events. must know hat the first assault
by a Democratic President and congress-
on the protective system VIII be aimed
at the Industries that have given Pitts
won for the state OF Pennsylvania it's
unchallenged rank among the
turing commonwealtns OF the world
That II why the Republicans OF Pitts,
relation to the life OF the community,
are coming orwar In such large num-
bers and Joining forces FOR the renomi-
nation and reelection or Mr.. Taft
The Pittsburgh meeting Is a sample
OF the movement that is going on al
over the country. The Union League
Club of Philadelphia. an organization
which only twice before In It's history
has taken a decided position for q
particular candidate for the presiden
cy. by an overwhelming majority has
passed resolutions endorsing the can
didacy and the administration Of VIII
lam II. Taft The movement for the
denomination Of President Taft has
OF individuals. II has become nation
long since ceased TO be a personal
movement or a movement on the part
! wide, and It involves men everywhere
who believe in the essential principles
Of the Republican party and who re
ject the new and dangerous doctrines
which are sought to be forced upor
that party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

iron Greensboro Nj r. Davis. with his family and Secretary Of State
MAN n Postmaster General Reagan went on farther south. travelling
oy "a moulance or course.t thu whole party was overwhelmed with a sense
OIL s ere sorrow n the uncertainty of the future There "a full realization
Oh the part o. Mr. BENJAMIN hat the end had come but Mr Davis IN rot
e. syen u all hopetna I HI struggle for Independence might be continued
somewhere In the southwest. possibly in Texas.
For some time arer leaving Greensboro the little party. rod on Mn er
iect silence e last Mr. Benjamin opened a small satchel in which n n had
packed a few articles just before leaving Richmond, and took from II two
vomme o Tennysons poems. One Il them a Enoch Arden nd tn other
Maud.
Mrs Davis at became much interested. She M already bee
lar familiar with the literary atainments which DISTINGUISHED Mr. enia.
MIN possibly above all MEMBER Of Mr. Davis political family.
MIS- Davis urged Mr. BENJAMIN to read. His voice had a beautiful
meiodlc quality, n 1t a a voice which. when he a. a member of the
United States Senate. always charmed his fellow Senators as did his
speeches. because o " their literary quality. Mr. Benjamin began to read and
Mrs. Davis lei daughter YER instantly absorbed. A few moments later
MI Davtsh himself. catching the cadence and rhythm OF h poem also be-
interested. n at astb became so absorbed in II that he SCENE 10 have
Forgotten the sorrows which were Weighing heavily upon him. And $ O Mr..
benjamin Tread o and o. until darkness At last hid h page. And fl was
Iennyson and the exquisite beauty OF his poem, and the voicea and elocution
OF judah + BENJAMIN which made possible some alienation " the distress
which Mr.. Davtsa and his family went through.
MI Benjamin fterwa became separated from he party but In left
Win MIS- Daviso me Of h volumes Of Tennysonis poems"
copyright, 1912. by z. j. Edwards All rights reserved)
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell Of The Laughter That Killed a Great
Address"
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SUICIDES IN CELL
Fairmont Man Found Hanging In
Loop Of Blanket In the
Town Lookup.
special Dlspstch to me In~'.nIrencsr.

Special Dispatch to the In'smirencer.
FAIRMONT. w. Va, March IA
William Barr. aged 20. placed in the
Fairview lookup for fighting with his
brother. was found dead in his cell
this morning. He had twined his
blanket into 4 loop. attached II about
his neck and the bars in the top OF
the cell and suicided. The body was
not discovered until the tailor began
serving dinner 20 the prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
GEO. NJ. SHOOK COMPANY
MINISTER FOR SALOONS
LOOSES HIS PULPIT

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteinrencer.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, March IA
On account OF charges having been
brought against him in New Jersey.
where he Is said TO have signed a
petition favoring saloons. Rev. James
II. Clarke. has resigned the pastorate
OF the NJ. p. church here. partly upon
request of the congregation. He has
been located here for the past four
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
THE GAS PLANT.

The proposition for the citizens of
Wheeling practically L give away the
city gas plant is still up in council,
and. strange TO say. a good many citi-
zens OF Wheeling favor It.. This is a
question in which all citizens have a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
Mrs. George Multi. Dies.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer.
MARTINsBURG. wsva-, March IA
Mrs. George Mullis. aged %. is
dead here following an operation. A
husband and two children seurvive.
Deceased was a daughter OF the Rev.
DIR. F. NJ. Woods. OF this city. a wide.
ly known Presbyterian minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
PITTSBURGH ENDORSEMENT OF

wednesday night the Republicans
OF Pittsburgh met in a monster mass
meeting to organize a movement 10
help bring about the denomination Of
william r. Taft The meeting vas
presided over By b. ~ Jones. Jr-
head OF the great Jones a LAughiin
plant. and over $3.50 prominent Re
pubiiczus o. Pittsburgh. men rspre-
sentative o. the great buEi-sss inter
este % nat section. men Who have
devoted fheir lives 70 the creation
NJ mainfenanes ~ ita treat indus.
ries. bankers. merchants End uork
lnrme sined ne cal for hs meet
NJ o. fhis splendid nesting The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

Mr.. Edison's concrete chair win
never be popular. How in thunder
can o tip IT back and put your feet
on the mantelpiece?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

The thermometer got down to IS
below on Amundsen's Polar trip.
That is nearly as cold as 1t is around
New York's Flatiron building on a
windy day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

INIT occureu shortly after be and what remained Of his
cabinet had put the Confederate capital behind them
In order that he might be prepared for any. emer-
gency. Mr.. Davis had already sent Mrs. Davis ana their
daughter. Winnie. afterwards widely known and greatly
beloved. with personal attendants from Richmond. Tho
family went es far south as q village IN North Carolina. I
think near Greensboro. where they awaited the coming OF
MI Davis He. with an escort and accompanied by his
Secretary OF War. John c. Breckinridge; his Secretary Of
state judah p. BENJAMIN. and his Postmaster General.
John A. REAGAN. left Richmond by train ana went to Daa-
Vile. North Carolina There Mr.. Davis heard OF the sur
eral Grant
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common interest. The gas plant is
the property OF the taxpayers. DO
they want to destroy It. or do they
want to keep IL?
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Under the treaties as the Senate
has left them. the United States SOL
EMMY swears to arbitrate when it
feels like II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

The Mexican revolutionists are
hurting taunts across the border.
They would evidently be thoroughly at
home on the bleachers at a ball game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

Captain Amundsen has o to learn
that no one can find a pole and retain
the esteem OF his fellow citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

The prospects for the success OF the
republic are not bright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
New News of Yesterday


sSTr Ia Of eourss. . matter of widely known history that Jsrsr,ou psv
sme attending church In Richmond m tn morning Of sunday Ar
1865; was summoned from the services n told that Petersbu
- nnen. o a q capture OF the Confederate capital "a Inevitable
te sogrse q q few hours But I have never seen in print" continued oor
D. PARKER the biosrapher and intimate friend of Grover Cg~xrl.cd a,nv
count o. a pathetic incident connected with Mr. Ds1r e,snt 60 p.ssyy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15

The new Tan Shoes will be
the most popular Shoe OF early
Spring for women Who set the
fashion
We anticipate q great Tan
Shoe season. and have provided
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