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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
BERNARDSToN.

Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ Frary are absent on a
three weeks vacation, which they will spend
in Saratoga and New York.
Rev. Frederic W. Smith attended the meet
ings Of the Ministers institute of the Uni
tarian denomination recently held in Peters
ham. There were l40 ministers present
In a course Of l. lectures the third will
he given Wednesday evening, Oct. "a, at 1;io,
by W. 5. Carson. The fourth viii be an
illustrated lecture by Rev, Peter MacQueen'
Oct. 81, at 7:45 o'clock p. m.
The fall session of the Connecticut valley
conference of Unitarian churches VIII meet III
the Unitarian church Oct % and "a Kew
w I laurence of Winchester will preach the
conference sermon Tuesday evening Meet
ings will he held on the following day both
forenoon and afternoon. The public Is cor
daily invited to attend any and all OF the
meetings. Dinner will be served at l2;3o'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19

The [. y. H. circle will meet at johnson $
hall Oct. "a, Mrs. Will May presiding. Sup
per as usual.
The grange held its usual meeting Tuesday
evening. There was good literary pro
gram in the charge of the women officers
and Deputy Cook Of West Halifax was pres
ent and addressed the meeting, The follow
ing committees were appointed for the far
Wednesday evening Nov. 7: To sohcit 1909
Mrs. Ella Blood, Mrs. NJ. f. Brown, Mrs. f.
O Downs Mrs Jennie Walker, Miss Clara
Holt, Mrs NJ r. Huntley, Miss Lille Gates
Mrs. c. o. Reed, Mrs. j. W. Patch and Mrs.
o. W. Amdon; advertising committee MRS. D.
w. Patch; grange hall committee, Ora knapp
Charles Laughton and W. j. Ray. AT the
fair useful and fancy articles will be for sale
and a short program, including farce, VIII
be presented. Admission to the hall VIII be
free. but fee of 25 certs for the game sup
per will be charged. Neighborng grangers
are especially invited to attend. Inc next
meeting will be Oct. 80.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. r. Russell is much worse AGAIN
Eugene Wilcox has gone to New YORK CITY
to work.
Mise Alice Mason of Bethel, Me-. is
guest at 4. o. Lee 5.
Mrs. Annie Woodland has gone to FRAMING
ham Mass. to visit her parents
Daniel Haskell of Winnachee Wash l.! Is
visiting his relatives here and his mother IN
BratteborO.
Rev. ]. William Denton will preach in inc inc
chanel at II a. m. and at johnson hall at 'oo
D. m. Sunday
There was very pleasant huskins party al
Homer Waldron's Tuesday evening. ke1reSh
ments were served afterwards,
Daniel c. Fairfield, after So years OF ser y,
vice with the Holyoke Machine company II,
Worcester Mass, has accepted position as
master mechanic for the United States gov
a,.nmont at Colon, canal zone, Panama
Harry Alderman, who has had charge Of
tbe hotel stables here, has given up ms posi-,
tion and gone to Pontia, Ill, where ne mas
Good situation on a large stock farh' ne
took with him the hackney stallion bouncing
Robs His many friends wish him we'll
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
Can't Get Along Without rage
Perfected Poultry Food. -

Poultrymen should be careful to DIS,
criminate between pages Perfected
Poultry Food" and the various con
dition powders with which the mar
ket is flooded nowadays. 1t is not a
medicine in the strict sense OF the
word. but an honest food which, II the
fowls are otherwise properly cared FOR,
will return the poultryman more than
200 per cent profit. Mrs. H. H.
Blanchard of Brownsville, Vt, ex-
presses the common sentiment of users
of this food. She says: 81 have triea
and fed Pages Perfected Poultry
Food for two years and am now feed
ing it. Will say that l keep from %
70 100 hens and think cannot get
along without it. " ,,u - .
Anyone sending his address on a
VI and mentioning this paper, viii
receive by mail, free, postpaid, sam,
pie package of "Page's Perfected
Poultry Food.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19

Mrs. W. +. Whitcomb is seriously Ill.,
Mrs b T. Phelps is spending the week
in Boston.
Wvman of Kecne visited at l. c.
Wyman Sunday
Thomas Powers went to his home IN 81
monsvile Wednesday
Mrs. Martha Smith went to Brattleooro
Wednesday to spend week
Miss Elizabeth Ward is visiting her
brother in Northfeld, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Comstock and two children
have come to the creamery.
Mrs, Elizabeth Rideout is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs Ray in Gardner, Mass
Edward Lewis of Raymond, N. H., spent
Sunday with Miss Alys Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sleeper of East
puaat6od have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
b. +. Sleeper.
rhoro will he a meeting at the school
bonsc in the Morse district Sunday after
noon at 2.30.
Miss Florence Locke of East Putney VS.
tied her cousin, Miss Carrie WARREN '"0
first of the week :.
Howard Smith is so much improved ~, IN
health that he is able to take snort ""'NS
about the village
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Farr went TO the
state Sunday school convention "hi'h was
held in Randolph this week
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Converse OF Maiden
Mass. were guests of Mr. and Mrs u IL
Walker from Saturday until Monday
Mrs lane Fem, Miss Mary Fem Mrs
Carrie Nutting and daughter, Harrlette' anu
Mrs w. S. Fem spent Wednesday IN oaN'
tons River.
,rrs William Webster of Greenfield,
Mass who has been visiting Mrs hoDer'
Miller has gone to Alstead. Mrs. Miller ac'
companied her.
William Smith. aged 49, was thrown from
n load of fertilizer last week and oaui! IN
iured He was UNCONSCIOUS ioi
hours but is now gaining.
Rev. W. F. Whitcomb will exchange pul,
nits with Rev c. E. Fisher OF Westmlhs' t,,
West Sunday morning. Mr.. flsher Wn
sneak on Silver Bay mission WORK I'll 'H'
evening.
Mrs Nancy Bisby, Mrs. Lydia Lewis
gvron Bsby, Isaiah Lovejoy ana MIS- i re,
Loveiov and son, Prescott, OF eprlngheiu'
W visited at Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. klcharu'
son s Tuesday.
Annette Davis and Asa Davis, Jrr VINO
h,-'a been spending the summer with their
nrandnarents returned to New York city
saturday Miss Hogland and Miss susan
accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Arnold OF 81 Lou a
arrived at Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arnoiu
Saturday. Mr.. Arnold was married october
IN "a Miss Iva Emma Adams OF st. Louis
Miss Susan Kellogg Mrs. Gatty OF Brat,
tIeboro and Miss Shepard of New YORK elty
sail tomorrow for California, where tney
will spend the winter. They VIII WIS.,.
San Francisco and other places OF lhtere .,,
during the winter. Judge hehIgs ~
spend the winter at the brooAs iiou'e
Brattleboro.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
HALIFAX.

Mrs Eunice NJ Marsh, Of, widow Of beN-
ter Marsh, died Wednesday morning at her
home in Greenfield. She was born at Hall.
fax and her maiden name was Everett. She
is survived by one son, George Marsh, Of
Georgetown, Col, civil engineer. Mr..
Marsh has been in Greenfield for the past
ten days. being called there by his moth
er's illness. MIR, Marsh died many years
ago. He was widely known in connection
with the discovery and removal Of the fos'
sill footprints at Turner's Falls, his valuable
collection being visited by Prof. Agassiz
and many other eminent scientists and be.
ing distributed finally among colleges and
scientific schools Mrs. Marsh was the old
est member of the First Methodist church
in Greenfield. Her daughter Mrs D. '. Al
len, with whom she had made heF nome
many years. recently died.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
whitfield, Mass.
.,yuAL BUSINESS MEETING.


.,,l frsinoss meeting and roll call
r..r.srtfunal church was well at.
n. =nurrh plrlors last week and q
.rGaf of ihr church members were
r,-.'lent supper AZ O. o'clock.
.,p.. che business meeting, with
r,,. sa..h as chairman, A report ON
5partacnt, which was postponed
" .r,,IsH, Thursday evening, was read
N. Brown, Tho clerk, Miss NJ.
slant clerk, Mrs. =, 4. Hol.
rgurrt. c, l.. Robbins, were re,
~ rrre also the trustees, The new
rpsinrrd for four years, were w. G,
mi r. + Howard, and the deacon
lr rbe coming year are Mrs. n. +.
w.. n q. billiard, Mrs, Williams
Mrs. Rlh Phillips and Mrs. Y. j,
RIA The church committee are Miss
g.Isy & J.. Robbins, Paul d. Moody
GaGrr auditor, Leon X, Alexan'
"A. ,nmlrr NJ members was reported ut
l,I I'd, ass. II was voted to place a
bs north corner Of the church, giving
,ai church and pastor; also hours of
,rJ flmr VI service, The question Of
4 x. e,rsanasc as a clubroom was left in
Els M the trustees, treasurer and u
~. consisting Of A. II. Wiltsie, Mrs, l..
s and Mrs 4. G. Moody, who would
...r, and give their decision. The
n g,gdIns NJ the church is excellent,
M. n1 outstanding debts, and the
IN In ,Ha treasury, exclusive OF the
-r1 Is slj4l2O.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
WESTMINSTER WEST.

y. r. Gorham was up from Boston over
Sunday,
Mr.. Morgan Of Elmhurst, ~ " is visiting
at Rev 4. c. Fishers
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs f.
Il. Chapman Thursday afternoon.
Seymour Minard is in New York state
buying apples for Peabody Brothers
y, e. ButlcrAeld, who dislocatcd his shout
der a few weeks ago, Is able to be out again,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19


small percentage Of the Insurance a. q nucleus
contributions were secured from large mum,
Der Of the sons and daughters Of Vernon aud
Their friends, The Vernon grange assisted.
George +. stebbins is very III,
H. p, Prescott is confined to the house by
Illness,
Mrs. A, Rstabrooks Is visiting her sister,
Mrs, Susan Warren In West Rruttlchorn,
Rev. +. H. Masscck will preach In Union
church next Sunday afternoon At . o'clock,
Sunday school will be held at : clock,
The friends Of Mrs, Hattie ]. Strcetcr will
be- glad 10 learn that she has returned from
hospital In Brattleboro improved In health,
Mr. and Mrs. George Warner after spend
ing few days with their sister, Mrs. |. j.
Burrows have returned to their home in
Lynn, Mass.
Several members Of Vernon grange were
the guests Of Wantastiquet grange in liinsdale
Wednesday evening. A very enjoyable time
was reported,
Miss Clara Streetcr has been spending a
short vacation with her mother Mrs. Harriet
Strcctcr, She also visited her brother, l., II.
Strecter, and sister Miss Tina, in Green
field
A regular meeting of Vernon grange will
be held Saturday evening and will take the
form Of social, Kach member is requested
to bring picture Of himself taken in child.
hood
Mrs. Hattie 4, Simonds Of New York city
gave $3.50 In memory Of her husband, Charles
p. Simonds, native Of Brattleboro, This
bought the windows aud desk furnishings aud
beautiful favril glass rose window, which
WAS placed over the entrance, The church
has q seating capacity Of $50 people,
Mrs. /. y. Thorn and daughtcr-n.la Mrs.
Frank Thorn, Of Seattle, Wash, visited for
several days with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and
daughter Ethel Of Mortified and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur T. jackson and daughter Martha
of EastltamPton, Mass, were recent guests az
Charles Iackson's
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
VERNON.
Celebration Over Liquidation of Union Church
Debt.

large number of the friends of vernon
Union Church association accepted an ilNi'a,
tior to attend the meeting held Tuesday III
commemoration of the final payment upon tne
church debt. The exercises were approplia.,e
for the occasion and very mueh enJo!ea
They consisted of an invocation by rev. "A,
Fl Webb of Bratteboro, scripture reading w
Rev Mr. Wilson of Mortified, Mass address
Of welcome by the president of the assoe .,..
tiop DR.. n. P. Wood; cOngratulatory reil ia q
Inv Paul d. Moody of Mortified, Rev. h. y ..
0sgood and Rev. F. L. Masseck, followed D!
intermission and dinner, after when hls.oi,
;cal sketch of the church and societies was
EVEN nv NJ. I. Reed. Short addresses were
Siven by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Rev. MI "epo
and DR., Wood Many old familiar hymns
we're sung, in which the audience joined. =,
The first church in Vernon was Dulit III
1909 and the first pastor was Rev. buhker
Cav of Hinsdale, N. H. The second enuI ,t
Was huilt in 1874 1t was struck by HS ~,
nine June Is, 1899, and was burned. lhe
rrasent church was built in 1900 ana was
5odicated Dec. of that year The cost was
$4,000 Of which $4,000 had been PAID al inc inc
time of dedication and $1,000 more was
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19

4. j. Aver was in Windsor over sunday.
Mrs, William Harder is visiting at Bellows
Falls.
Harold Bugbec is working at Warren
Wilbers
Miss May Ketchum and cousin are visiting
In Troy, y, Y.
Mrs II. p. Farr went Monday for visit in
Rockingham,
Rev DR.. r. G, Charlton returned to Fishers
Island Monday.
The Fortnightly club met with Mrs. x. II,
Rraley last Friday afternoon.
Oliver r., Iloughton was at Springfield
Mass, saturday and sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Coc came from Boston
saturday 10 spend few days,
Mrs George Littleheld went Saturday to
Chester for visit Of three days,
Mrs Ellen Allen Of Hartford, Conn is a
guest az Dorr Clough' this week
W =. Page has taken q horse belonging TO
r. 4. Andrews to Boston this week.
Mrs. 4. c. Patterson and child Of Water
bury. this state, are at II. l., Scots.
MIR. aud Mrs. L. l.. Howe have returned
aud are boarding at Kcndrck hotel
.fiss Julia -. Gorham is spending few
DAYS with her parents, Mr., aud Mrs, j. b..
Gorham.
George Loveand and Miss Mabel Briggs Of
Brattleboro were at j. II, Loyeland's over
Sunday.
Mrs William Ahrcns and son Lyman Of
Springfield. Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman b. Wood,
Miss Olive Blood returned from Boston last
week after spending a week with Mr. ana
Mrs John II. Braley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Mason Of Clarcmont,
y. H., were guests at II. +. Farr's from sat
urduy until Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Of Newiaue We're
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Eugene Howe
the first of the week.
The women Of the Methodist church VIII
serve a baked bean supper in the church par
lors next Wednesday evening.
The stone culyert for the high bridge has
been completed and one is being built over
the brook near f. \, Burdctts
Presiding Elder W. NJ. Newton will preach
and administer the sacrament at the Met"o'
dist church sunday, 1915 il. M
The family Of Harry W, Cobb will 90 to
East Lexington to live saturday. lher
household goods were sent Wednesday
Mrs Edmund Richards returned to Spring
field SATURDAY after spending few weeks
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. Bowie,
The rites Of baptism were administered at
the Methodist Episcopal church last sunday
md one was admitted to the church by letter
Friday evening. Oct. 26, will be neighhors
night al Putney grange. Members OF the
- TO, V.str,nrpl,nd are expected to be
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
EAST DUMMERsToN,
Miss Florence d, Laushton Married u
Arthur 4. Cooke of Brattleboro Tuesday.


Arthur Z. Cooke of Brattleboro Tuesday
An transformations but pretty wedding was
that Of Miss Florence Dell Laughion OF DUN
merston and Arthur Eli Cooke of Brattleboro
who were married at the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. Fred II, Laughton, parents Of the BRIDE
Tuesday morning at II o'clock While the
bridal march from L1hengrin was being
played By Miss Edna Ray Of Fishers Island
the bridal party entered and took their places,
the bride and groom standing under an arch
Of evergreen and autumn leaves, Ihe brlde
was attended by her bridesmaid, Miss stella
Cooke of Halifax, sister Of the groom, ana
Charles Laughton, brother Of the bride, was
hest man, The ceremony was performed ny
Rev. Dr. Charlton Of Fishers Island, y, u
the ring service ritual being used. The
bride was given away by her father, J, H.
Laughton The marriage was witnessed by
the near relatives Of the young couple and
three guests outside the family circle, The
brides dress was of cream white lansd0wne
trimmed with embroidered chiffon and lace
She carried pink rosebudS and the bridal
veil was fastened with the same howers
The bridesmaid also wore white, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cooke left early in the afternoon on
their wedding trip, the usual decorations
having been added to their carriage by help
ful brothers, nephew and nicces. 1t not only
rained shower Of rice and confetti, but II
actually poured. The out-of.town guests
were MIR. and Mrs. J.. s. Cooke Miss Stella
Cooke and Leland Cooke Of West Halifax
parents. sister and brother Of the groom
The venerable uncle Of the bride, Augustine
Laughton, - years young, may well be termed
the guest Of honor. as he was present ana
seemed to enjoy the festivities. The wed
ding presents were numerous, and SILVER
china. generous sum of money nice bed
spread and other housekeeping supplies were
in evidence. Mr. and Mrs. Cooke will live IN
Brattlcboro and plan to be back from their
trip Nov /.
Mrs. c. L. Thwing Of Putney and Mrs
Ioyerinp of Bernardston were guests AZ Log
Cabin farm Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary l.. knight Of Brattloboro called
in town last week.
Mrs. NJ. D. Whitman Of Putney visited
Mrs, T.. r. Reed recently.
The Misses Tidd Of Bellows Falls have
been guests Of Miss Jessie Nichols.
Mrs. NJ. F. Dutton and Miss Ruth Dutton
went Saturday to Mortified, Mass.
Miss Edith Dutton spent sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F, Duton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Miller returned
Wednesday from visit in Jamaica
Mrs. George Amidon of West Chesterfield,
n H.. spent Saturday with Mrs. Will Davis
sylvsnus Kelley, who has been at home a
few days, went back to his work in Putney
Tuesday.
Mrs. Josephine Morse q Norwich, Conn.
was a recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, +, II.
Laughton.
Mrs. Jay johnson Of South Vernon, with
her son, is visiting her parents Mr., and Mrs
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
Pnfney and Vicinity
FREIGHT ooLLIpED WITH EXPRESS,
sorious Accident Narrowly Averted Last Fri
day Evening,

What might have been q serious accident
occurred at the station sunday night when q
southhuund freight train consisting Of two
engines and 90 ears cnllidcd with the north
bound night express, delaying the trains for
several hours. The engines were badly dam
aged but none Of the passengers or rainmen
were seriously hurt. The switch had been
properly set for the norlhbound express to
take the track and the heavy freight came
over the switch without being dcrailed, As
the express was slowing down to stop at the
station aud the engines ON second engine
whistled for down brakes, comparatively little
damage was done.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19

The creamery building at Hyde
Park, Vt, was burned Oct. 8. Insur-
ance on creamery and contents, $1,000
Proprietor johnson intends to rebuild.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
WOMEN WHO CHARM
HEALTH IS The FIRST ESSENTIAL
II Helps Women to Win and Hoio
Mems Admiration, Respect and Love

Woman's greatest gift is the power TO
inspire admiration, respect, ana Io'e,
There is a beauty in health when IS
more attractive to men than mere regu'
larity of feature.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19

pledged, leaving debt Of $1,000. with a
small percentage Of the Insurance a. nucleus
contributions were secured from large mum,
Der Of the sons and daughters Of Vernon aud
their friends, The Vernon grange assisted
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

SACRAMENTO, Feb. s. FoIsner
State Senator Z. J. Emmons, voluntar.
lily in jail preparing bill Of exceptions
in the Legislative bribery case in which
he with several others was convicted Of
extorting money from the Building and
Loan Association, denied as absolutely
untrue and cowardly the statement Of
Charles 4. Ehler TO the effect that EN-.
mons shot him at Bakersfield last De.
cember for an alleged insult TO En-
mons wife. Emmons says Ehler shot
himself with revolver, which Ehler
had purchased, with the intention of
using upon fellow employe Of the
store in which he was employed. To
establish the falsity of the statement
Emmons has proposed 10 institute libel
proceedings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. o.---At the hear.
Ing held today by the house committee
on public buildings aud grounds on the
resolution introduced by sulrer Of New
York In regard To the sale Of the old
New York custom house property, Sui.
scr assailcl the treasury department
for the tnnsactisn pronounclng Il an
unspeakable Outrage on the government
and ON the city OF New York. Secre.
tary Taylor of the Treasury Depart.
ment, replied TO the charges. lie said
no deed had ever been executed there.
for II could not be recorded. The deed
was not executed because the property
was not fully paid for, and under the
contract. the National City Bank was
not compelled to make final payment
and get the deed until the new custom
house was completed. Replying to the
charge that the National City Bank had
not paid dollar for the property, he
said the full amount had been actually
transferred TO the credit of the govern.
pncnt at the sub treasury In New York.
Taylor stated the transaction was as
clean and intelligent rs ryer made by
n public office. 7he committee agreed
to make favorable report on Suffers
resolution after slight amendment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10
Book Published States Money
From Rubber Trade Was
Freely Used.
EUROPE SILL BE STIRRED
II the Charges Can Be Verified Concern
ing Belgium's King, Conscience Of
Europe VIII Be Stirred to It's Depths
Report Unverifed.


LONDON, Feb. s.--The Standard this
morning draws attention to the alleged
revelations contained in a book on the
Congo Free State published at Paris
and Brussels by Professor Caller, in
dieating that during the past decade
King Leopold has drawn an amount ..
timated at sl5,0o0,00o from the rubber
trade in Congo, Domaine dc La Counon-
ne, there being no trace Of this in the
published accounts Of the Congo admin
istration The newspapers say: AIf
it can be verified that such an income
was drawn, while ii has been represent
ed that doubtful expedients were EN-
ployed in Congo in order to avoid the
carrying on of business at a loss, the
conscience of Europe win be stirred to
it's depths"
I The book shows that the crown do
main,, which practically is King Leo
pold's personal property, consists Of
2sa,S75 square kilometers of an area two
and one half times the size of England
bringing him profits on India rubber
alone Of sl5,l47,O0o during the last ten
years.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10
PETITION DENIED.

NEW YORK, Feb. o.--The petition
asking that the names and addresses
of 10000 policy.holders in the New
York Life Insurance Company be made
known to Clarence II. venner and 9th.
ers, was today denied in the appellate
division Of the supreme court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10
In Baltimore.
SIX INDICTMENTS.

NEW YORK. Feb. a.--Six indict-
ments charging conspiracy in the sewer
.windles BY which the city Of Brooklyn
is said to be defranded Of several hun
dred thousand dollars, was handed down
by the grand jury. Among those in
dicted is the former assistant district
attorney Of Brooklyn, William O. Miles.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

ST PETERSBURG. Feb. o.--war be.
tween the fighting organization Of The
revolutionists and the so-called black
hundred assumed q new phase tonight,
when band Of Reds surrounded a res.
taurant, and threw bomb among the
assemblaEe Of workmen. The Reds then
opened fire on The panic stricken In,
mates, killing two. and seriously wound,
Ing eighteen, Of which one died. The
military dctachments were rinforced
by dragons and police from the city
which threw a Gordon around the whole
district. Most Of the revolutionists
made of, but few bolder spirits re.
mained and offered a desultory resist.
ance TO the soldiers. Wholesale ar
rests were made.
The restaurant Is the restort Of the
lower order Of working men and rough