Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 104, 6 March 1912 — Page 10
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THE HICmiOXI PALULDIUM AJTD SUN TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY MARCH 6, 1912.
REFUGEES POURING IIITO ELPASO IIOW Special Train with 150 Americans Aboard Arrived There Today.
According to dispatcher today from El Paso, Tex., Americans employed at Madero, Mexico, have arrived there on a. special train. Whether Dr. Commons and W. W. Grubbs, formerly of this city, who were at Madero, were among those who crossed the border today is not known, but It Is bellevea tlfey are safely In El Paso.
(National News Association) CHIHUAHUA, Mex., March 6.r-This city was today declared the official capital of the provisional government of Mexico, by Oen. Ororco.
UNCLE SAM INQUIRE8. WASHINGTON. March 6 The state department today decided to instruct Ambassador Wilson at Mexico City to call on President Madero to learn the pxact attitude of the Mexico n government and for an explanation of the statement credited to minister of foreign affairs Calero to the effect that American citizens will be held as hostages against American invasion.
REFUGEES ARRIVE. KL PASO. Tex., March 6. Refugees from Mexico are crossing Into the United States today. Every train that arrives across the border brings its quota of Americans who have fled In fear of the revolutionists. A train bearing 150 Americans, mostly women nd children from t h little town of Madero was followed by another from Chihuahua. Every American woman and child In Madero is now safely across the border though a number of men remained behind to protect interests there. A small hospital staff was left near Pearson, other Americans Joining the party from Madero. For weeks the Americans say they have lived In a state of constant fear because of the threatened depredations of the revolutionists. A report here today says that General Ambrosio Flgueroa, one of Madero's trusted chiefs, has deserted to the cause of the revolutionists and is leading insurrectos in Southern Mexico.
For Sale Good horse, harness, 2 grocery delivery wagons Inquire Fred D. White, Trustee, Dickinson Trust Co. tilt
Kseps Him Posted. "1 suppose by this time you have more money than you know what to do with," said the old acquaintance. "No," replied Mr. Dustin Stax. "I haven't more than 1 know what to do with, but I might be a little puzzled bout It bow and then if I didn't get a lot of helpful advice on the subjuct from mother and the girls." Washington Star.
! Fully Prepared. Jack When I asked Ethel If she Would be mine too fell on tny breast nd sobbed just Ilk a little child, but Anally she put her arms around my Beck and Maud Oh. yes; I know II about that. 1 rehearsed it with her. Boston Trauscript.
I Experience takes dreadfully high chool wages, but he teaches like no Mber. Carlyle.
DEADLY EXTERIOR OF FRUITS Made aa Germleas as Sterilized Water by Simple Process of Washing Off Bacteria. Professor Metchnikoff has ha so much to say in recent years about the enormous proportion of diseases that re acquired by taking bacteria into the system on raw fruit that certain class of people afflicted with the modern mania which may be called sjermiphobia will be interested in the nndIngs of Drs. FlUasier and Sartory, wtoo assert that a little common washing will render the deadly exterior of alt fruits as germless as sterilized water. These men are members of the French Academy of Sciences, and becoming Interested In the charges brought against raw fruit they recently set about the experiments of a aimple character which proved the complete efficacy of cold water as a germ chaser. They placed a few grapes in a little water and found from 120.000 to several million germs In a cubic centimeter in the water. A second washing produced a few thousand of the Metchnikoff terrors, and at the end of a fourth rinsing scarcely any germs could be found In the water used. The interesting part of this work was that with each washing a constant decrease of germs was noted 90 per cent, being eliminated each time the process was repeated. In addition to demonstrating how simple It is to ward off all danger from germs on fruit the Frenchman asserts that not half the specimens which do llnd a habitation on fruit are harmful.
BIG LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
The largest amount of life Insurance held by any woman in the world is now carried by Mrs. Charles Netchter. head of a Chicago department atore. Mrs. Xetcber has just taken out a life Insurance policy for $200,000, which raises her total insurance to 11,200,000, more than that of any other person In Chicago. It was announced. Mrs. Xetcber has followed a platform of her husband, who, when he died in 1904. was insured for $500,000. After the death of her husband, Mra. Xetcher assumed control of the store and has conducted the business ever since, building it up and constantly increasing her holdings in real estate as the profits from her business increased. She soon became what Is known In insurance circles as "a good risk." When she decided to take out large policies on ber life the various comnaniea extended to her the usual
rights allowed business men. And, according to the Chicago executive, representative of a big eastern company, who has written her Insurance, It la uncommon for a woman to be allowed the same rights as a man in the writing of large policies. "Women are usually limited in the amount of Insurance they are allowed to take out." he said. "However, we regard Mrs. Xetcher as an extraordinary business woman and one who is Important enough to carry the largest Insurance in Chicago." Mrs. Xetcher's policies are with three companies. All the policies are of the straight life variety. As to the reasons for the insurance, Mrs. Xetcher says they are simple. She la the head of a great business, she has many holdings, and besides she haa four children whom she loves.
BREADWINNER BROKE LEG; FAMILY SUFFER With David H. Stanton, the father and breadwinner of the family, in bed
' with a fractured leg, he and his wife
and five small children, living at 4? Bridge avenue, are m Csetiiute circumstances with little prospect of relief. The father was injured by a load of timbers falling upon him some time ago, and the rest of the family having no chance to secure money to buy necessities, have ben compelled to subsist on what charitably inclined persons would bring them. The charity organizations are supporting the family until the husband and father can again support the family. Preston Foster, aged about 100, an old slave, who lives on Bridge avenue
IMPROVEMENT ON AEROPLANE
Object of Recent Invention Is to Provide Propellers to Drive and Also 8teer Machine. In describing an aeroplane, the Invention of G. W. Thompson of Kingston, Okla., the Scientific American says: This invention relates to flying machines of the heavier than-air type, and the object Is to provide a macbtne of this class which has its propeller? so arranged that they not only drive the machine but steer it also. By soch a construction the inventor minimizes the necessity of using movable
Aeroplane. rudders heretofore used to
the machine's course of travel. Balancing Is accomplished by locating the power plant directly below the center of gravity of the supporting planes, and by the manner In which the planes are tilted with reference to the line of travel. The Improved aeroplane Is shown in perspective In the accompanying view.
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The great coffee port of Santos, Brazil, during the six months ending with the first of the year exported 6,086,285 bags of coffee, which has been distributed as folows: North.
America, 2,191,383 bags; Germany, 1,158,587. bags; France. 494,714 bags; Italy, 100,041 bags; Spain, 49.003 bags; Austria, 535,186 bags; Holland, 1,097,316 bags; England, 157,677 bags.
IF THE PECK WILLIAMSON FURNACE had not made good, do you imagine they would have grown, until now they are the largest manufacturers of furnaces in the world. Pilgrim Furnace Co.
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HIS is to be a silk season. Fashions has so decreed The early
active selling in this department has prompted us to make un
usual preperation. Several thousand dollars worth of choice new silks have just been received, these added to our all-ready large and complete stock will make this department most interesting. The large assortment the low prices the small yardage required for present styles will make buying easy, pleasantly and profitable. You are most cordially invited to call at our silk counters and see what we are doing.
For 49c 19-inch Striped Messalines in a large color range, especially adapted for waists and one- ' piece dresses, regular 65c value ; your choice during this sale for 49c. For 65c Lot 23-inch Foulard Silks in all the new Spring shades, beautiful array of patterns, worth 85c everywhere, during this sale for 65c Cheney Foulards The recognized Foulard Silk of the world; nothing better to be had. We show a magnificent line of this cloth in every known shade and design. Our price during this sale, 89c.
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For 49c 19 inch plain Messaline Silks in 20 of the new Spring shades; the regular 65c quality; during this sale, 49c. Fancy Silks 23-inch Fancy Chiffon Taffetas and Messalines. . These promise to be most popular. We are prepared for the demand. Thousands of yards, all bright new goods in stripes, checks, figures, etc., choice, $1.00. Blccli SiKxs 19-inch black Messaline, 65c value. . 49c 36ririch black Chiffon Taffeta, $1 value. .89c 36-inch Messaline, $1.25 value 98c 36-inch black Peau De Cene, $1.25 value 98c
with bis aged wife, ia confined to his home with both legs froien from the
feet to above the knees. He is abso
lutely helpless, and his aged wife, who waa also a slave, is unable to help him. The old man froze his limbs some time ago when in search of fuel to keep his small shanty warm.
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JOHN VERY FRANK John Morgan, asked whether he waa guilty of the charge of public intoxication . in police court yesterday, said. "Oh, I was drunk all right,' and went down to the Hotel de Steen in lieu of money to pay bis fine of $1.00 and costs.
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CREAMERY BUTTER Centerville Brand 33c Pound
LAUNDRY STARCH Loose Lump Gloss 9 Lbt 25c.
Fancy California Ripe Olives in Bulk. Genuine French Rouquefort Cheese Kellosrg's Rice Biscuits and Flakes
IVORY SOAP Regular 5c Size 6 Bars 25c
GOLD DUST Regular 25c Size 2 Boxes 40c
Genuine Cincinnati Dutch Rye Bread Swiss, Brick, Limburger Cheese Long French; Raisin and Milk Bread
SEEDED RAISINS Fresh California 10 Cents Package CANNED HOMINY Regular 10c Cans 4 Cans 25c
CANNED PUMPKIN Regular 10c Cans 4 Cans 25c FANCY MACKEREL Good Sized Fish 5 Cents Each
The Above Specials at Doth Stores 3 Days Feature Special Extraordinary Demonstration and Sale of National Biscuit Ccrnpany's Package Goods A special concession by this company for ONE DAY (Saturday) ONLY on all the popular package Wafers and Cakes. THE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL PREVAIL SATURDAY ONLY:
Uneeda Biscuits
Oysterettes Zu Zu Ginger & Lemon Snaps. Graham Crackers Arrowroot Biscuits
Fie Newtons
Cheese Sandwiches
Social Tea Biscuits Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., All Regular 5c Goods All Regular 10c Goods ...... All Regular 15c Goods
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Mayo's Medical and Surgical Institute 7 1 5 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis, Ind.
DR. W. R. MAYO,
WILL BE AT Arlington Hotel ; Richmond Wednesday, Mor. 1 3th and Every four tfecks Thereafter
CANCERS AND TUMORS TREATED WITHOUT THE KNIFE
PAIN OR USE OF
He has treated successfully all forms of Chronic Diseases that are curable, such as Diseases of the Brain, Heart, Lungs, Throat, Eye and Ear, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys Lung Trouble. Bladder, Rectum, Female Diseases, Nervous Diseases, Catarrh, Rupture, Piles, Eczema, Epilepsy, Dropsy, Varicocele, Hydrocele, etc. Diseases of Women given special attention.
We Want to Cure D
Men
We are particularly Interested In seeing afflicted men and
who have been treated without success, for we know that our sei vices will be appreciated more if we succeed in curing" a man or woman who tells us his or her last resort is to place himself or herself under our care. We have treated anch men and women and received their praise and gratitude, and our professional reputation Is backed by statements from them, which we have to convince the many skeptical sufferers of our ability to CURE. PILES, FISTULA, ETC Cured without detention from business. .BLOOD POISON We use only the most advanced methods in the treatment of Blood Poison and kindred diseases. PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT Results from Inflammation. We reduce the enlargement and have been able to cure about 90 per cent of all VARICOCELE We cure Varicocele in a few days' or weeks' tine without the use cf the knife.
REMEMBER That in treating with me you cannot lose anything, because I do not charge for failures, but only for permanent cures. Therefore, you should certainly. In duty to', yourself, INVESTIGATE MY METHODS, which are totally different front those of any other specialist, before yon place your case elsewhere.
Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, causing pain, burning. . Cystitis, pain in the back, cured or it costs you nothing.
After an examination we will tell you just what we can do for yon. If we can not benefit or cure you. we win frankly tell yon so. Write for question blanks. Call on or address W. R. Mayo, M. 0., President, 715 N. Aldssa S, fcrfis.-Kprfis.fcrf.