The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

Kew She OetslBeA her Desress-Hep Porsrift In
kyesy Lsege Rosm In IfciaAa.

h9W bhe OesaineS her Oe&feee-heP Popsreu u
Evesy Lssge Bosm In IfciaAa.
FROM the New York Era
The Hon. Elizabeth 81. L.ger was the
My f male whs was ever initiated into
h. mystery If +'sesnssonry. She has
mad two degrees-the FIRST aud spconti-
conferred on her A Is nny he interest
iGg t.. the gen, sal reader. we give the
seory 30 90 how Miss St. L,g.r obtained
this honor, promising that the informs
tisyn comes from the host of sources
'"rd DonrrHiie. M,ss st. Layers fathrr,
IL very Jealous Mason, held warrant ant
occasionally opened Lodge ut Donerail.,
House, his sons and .ninc intimate friend
assisting and it is srid that never ~er
Masonic duties more vigorously p.rform
I'd than by the i.ret hre9 Of No 100, tbs
number of their Warrant. II
II appears that preyiaus to tne initla-
tion Of y &, ntltn,au IN the tirst degree OF
Mas .nry, M;ss ST. Lsg,r. who Was .nnng
Yirl, happened ~ r.. in an apari ment
adj .ning the "pr g,,nesally usrt.: as !
iodg' =" m, hut whether the young lady
MAJ there 10y d..s!gn r mrr.i, sceidcnI,
We Cannot confidently state. the room
i tie ne WI. undergoing som. alters
It,'ns: and am ing oiher til ngs. he waii
,sas considerably r. Il -.ord IN one part, { r
III" purpose ct max ng saloon. The young
lady having heard the v'lces Of Free
n,.s Rs, and being rxcited by the cures,
e. natural 10 80 This mystery So long an
Z. ,eerr' fly locked W fr.,ni the public
view, had .hr courag-' to pi X br.ck
rom tile ~ai, it'll ht r, SCISSORS aud thu
witness the first Two stops OF the c.reAo
ny. ........-...e
/ CURIOSITY gratifitd, fear 1T once tax k
possession of II, mind. and those " h., uh
t,rstand tnis ',assage, well know y bat
the feeling of any prison must be ~ih"
could unlawfuily .rhold that Ceremony /;
LET TIN III judge what w.reshe feeling -
a young girl under such extraordinary
.,scrp,, .xct u, thr.,ngh the y.ry room
~h"rc he concluding part of TIL, second
sep WAS still being solemnized ut tln
far end aud the room n very large one.
Hiss st. l.. g,r had resolution enough Il,
attempt her escape that way, ard with
i gut bus trembling ct. ps glide d Alorg uh
observed, laid her h; ni on the dnr and
opened it, hut before .h.r stood, 20
,cr dismay. u grim tyler with his long
ywursi unstirathed.
A shrek hat pierced through the APP
.riments alarmed the numbers of tia,
l. aige, ~ho, all rushing to the door. and
iusiing that MISS Vt. Leger had been III
he r cm during the ccrraony, resolved.
\ Is sad, III the pruxysm of their rage,
tp put the far spectairess TO death; bul
II the mpyihg and EARNEST supplicat.on
Of her youngest brother, her lite wa>
spared, ON condition of n r going trough
the rsmaini g steps Of the sol, III e RI
mony shc HAD unlawfully witnessed. ThIs
she consented t., and they conduct d tbs
beautiful and terrified y,,urg lady through!
hose trials Which are s. mcfimes mere
than enough for masculine Restitution, littl,
think ng they were taking n the hn>oin
ri the craft m mbcr that would ref ct
4 lus re- an the annals If masonry.
MISS II. Leg"r was ,usin to Gen An
thnny St. Leytr, VINO i.,stiiuted the inter
esting race, amt the celebrate Dontaster
s.. Ltg.r stakes Eventually she married
Richard Aldwerth, Esq, ct Newmarket.
III miner OF highly honorabl, family.
Is Whenever ben. H. was gwen at any eft
he Theatres III Dub;in or G rk, FIR In,
Masonic Female Orphan Asylum. Mrs
Aldw"rth walked vt the head ofthe Free
nlasons, with h,r apron and other inslg-
MA OF Frcemasonry. and sat III the front
row ri the stage to<. The house " +
Away crowded ON he occa IONS. TIL,
!, r'rait Of this t>timabl, woman is in The.
l'"ige from "t almost every lodge III Ire
land. 3a