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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

Chicago, Aug. 9.-The first choice Of
Mayor Busse for the position OF chief
Of police to succeed Chic. shippey,
who resigned. was his own private
secretary, Bernard A. MuIlaney.
Owing TO tLS opposition Of his wife,
Mr.. Mullaney was induced to decline
the appointment. Mrs. ATullaney
vigorously opposed his appointment
and was successful.
Mullaney's rise from a farmers lad
has been phenomenal Moving to Chi
cago in early life he became cub re-
porter on a Chicago newspaper. His
ability was so pronounced that Within
short time he was made political
editor of the sheet, and there became
acquainted with the leading political
factors in Chicago life, among others
IT'S future mayor. Mayor Busse. lie
went from the newspaper into the adj
vertising business, which work he re-
signed to take up the management OF
Buses campaign for mayor His
work was so successful that upon the
election of Mayor Busse, he was made
private secretary at salary of $4,000
a year. Upon the receipt of the resig
nation Of Chief Shippey. MulIanev was
the mayors first choice for the irnpor-
tant position, and had it not been for
his wife's opposition he would today
hold one OF the highest appointiye
positions in Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
WHISPERS NJ 1T GO
SLOGAN OF TEACHERS
IN HAWkEYE STATE.

Des Moines, Aug. S.--Its goodby to
the bewhiskered professor on the fac
ulty of Iowa educational institutions.
Whiskers breed germs hence they
must GO When school starts this
fall. smooth shaven professors win be
the rage. BY Christmas, IL is predict
ed, not professor in any Iowa col
lege will be wearing whiskers.
The professors on the faculty Of the
state normal school at Cedar Falls.
started the movement. Recently the
state anti tuberculosis society issued
statement attacking the whiskerlet
as q means Of carrying tuberculosis
germs.
This set President III. III. seerley, Of
the Cedar Falls state institution to
thinking. Not daring to have his
whiskers taken from him at home. he
went to Seattle and there had them
amputated. When he returned, he
wasn't recognized. But he started
something, for every member OF the
faculty followed suit. Not fringe of
any character remains
Educators say that the action at
Cedar Rapids viii be followed by MEM
bers of the faculties Of other ednca-
tionaI institutions. The anti-tuber-
culosis society is pushing the reform
along
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
2 PERISH;
SEVEN SAVED
Launch With Party Of Merry
Makers LapsizeS
WOMAN'S DESPERATE FIGHT
TWO RAILWAY EMPLOYEES AND
ONE WOMAN ARE THE VICTIMS
OF A SENSATIONAL LAKE TRAG-
EDY IN oHIo-FlsHERMEN Res
CUE THE SURVIVORS.

Toledo. Aug. s.--Two men and one
woman were drowned and seven men
were rescued under difficulties when q
launch capsized in Maumee Bay OF 1
o'clock this morning. All were residents
Of Toledo.
The dead:
HARRY DILL, railway enploye.
FRANK DELANEY, railway en-
ploye.
MRS. MABEL HUDSON. aged 30.
Dill was the owner Of the boat and
took out the party Of ten men and one
woman against the protests OF his wife.
When over the deep channel near the
Maumee river, the launch turned turtle
from the weight Of the entire party
which had collected on one side. and
turned over four times.
Woman Caught in Trap.
The woman was in the cabin and was
unable to get out, although there were
evidences Of a desperate struggle on
her part. Leo Barnes swan ashore,
and all Of the other men were able to
regain the overturned boat and cling
to II. except Dill and Delaney, whose
bodies were not recovered.
The endangered men were rescued
by fishermen from the shore who heard
their cries and ran to the Toledo yacht
club nearby, casting OFF in four boats.
One Of the rescuers dove under the
overturned boat when it was brought
ashore and recovered the wornan's
body Dill's young wife was prevented
with difficulty from casting herself into
the river at the scene OF the catastro-
phe. She told the officers that her
husband rarely went out In the launch
without her but that twice last night
he refused her request TO return home
or take her along.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Feed Wire Carrying 2, 200 Volts
Falls Among Spectators
PERTY LOSS is $75,OOOPRO
SEVERAL HUNDREDS OF LIVES
IMPERILEo IN FIRE THAT DE-
sTRoYEo BIG LUMBER YARDS
SCORES SHOCKED IN EFFORT
TO REsUsclATE VICTIMS.

St Paul, Aug. s.-Ffre that started
In the yards Of the Fl. b. White Lumber
Co, Merriam Park. late last night, re-
suited in the death OF two spectators
and caused a total loss estimated az
$4,000.
The dead:
CHARLES BAKER, carpenter, 4s
years old, residing with his family at
2l09 St. Anthony avenue.
GUST WALsTRoM, 40 years OF ase,
69s Glaudale avenue.
The injured: IL. Peterson, H1a Ce-
der street, hands painfully burned
Fell on q Wire Fence.
The breaking Of a fed wire carry
ing 2,200 volts, which fell on a wire
fence on which several hundred people
were leaning. caused the deaths and
IT Is miraculous that more were not
killed. The feed wire struck WAL
storm on the face and he feli against
the fence. Baker fell to the ground
after receiving a shock.
When an effort was made to disvri-
tangle Wafstrom from the fence every
body who assisted was shocked and
forced to give up the task Finally
several men removed their coats and
used them as gloves, succeeding I'm
throwing him over the fence.
Neither Of the men were dead and
strenuous efforts were made to rgsus-
ciate them but proved futile.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
MAY NAME FIVE
ON TARIFF BOARD
PRESIDENT HAS NOT YET Sc.
LEcTED COMMISSIONERS
PROVIDED FOR BY LAW.

Washington, Aug. s.--It was said
authoritatively at the treasury depart
ment today that the board of tariff
experts to be appointed by the presi-
dent might consist of five men instead
Of three. 1t was pointed out that the
number was discretionary with Presi-
dent Taft.
Thus far no member OF the board
has been selected. Several available
men have been suggested. Secretary
MacVeagh of the treasury department
is giving consideration to the appoint
ments, and expects to confer with the
president in the near future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
CHINA AFRAID OF
JAP VIOLENCE

Peking, Aug. s.-The Chinese forA
eign board and grand council have been
In conference with Prince Chuen. the
regent. regarding the Japanese situa-
tio since the issuance OF the Japanese
note announcing its intention to pro-
ceed Immediately with the reconstruc-
ton Of the Antung- Mukden railroad.
without Chinas cooperation.
Liang Lunyen, president Of the board
Of foreign affairs, was received by the
prince regent yesterday and today.
The regent showed great anxiety at
the Japanese attitude of coercion. which
was supported by Great Britain. una
he urged that the foreign board ne
celerate a settlement Of the question Ia
order not to provoke Japanese violence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
six PERSONS INJURED
IN TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS.

Pittsburg. Aug. .. FIVE persons
were seriously injured and sixth bad
" burned early this morning In two
automobile accidents at Tarentum,
near here. Five of the victims were
hurt when the chauffeur or one ma
chine turned his car over q steep en-
bankment to prevent dashing into d
hay wagon carrying party o9 chill
dren. The other accident resulted when
one automobile was supplying gasoline
ID another. The liquid caught IRE
from q lantern
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
MRS. CASTLE IS
GIVEN A DELAY
WOMAN WHO SHOT N. v. LAWYER
HAS HER CASE POSTPONED
TILT TOMORROW.

New York. Aug. 9.--With her brother
Capt. Henry Harrison Scott, u. s. Al
by her side. Mrs. Mary Scott Castle,
the California woman who on Tues.
day last In the corridor of the Wal
dorf- Astoria shot and slightly wound
ed VIM. B. Craig, a lawyer, appeared
alton.
Captain Scott, who reached here yes-
terday from the south, accompanied his
sister on the bridge In the Jefferson
Market court when the case was called.
Mrs. Castles attorney Immediately OBJ
tanned an adjournment until tomorrow.
on the ground that Captain Scott had
not been given time to go over the sit
uat1on with the attorneys for the pris-
oner,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
MARoONED ON SAND BAR
IN MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

St. Louis. Aug. 9.---One hundred and
fifty passengers who boarded the
steamer Dubuque at Burlington. Ia.,
are marooned on q sand bar In the Mis-
sippi river four miles above Grafton.
Ill
The boat struck shortly after mid
hight this morning but because the
river landings between Grafton and
Hamburg. NO, distance Of forty three
miles. are without telephone Or teie~
graph communication word of tha
boats plight was not received here un-
kil late today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Message From President Taft
Is Read at Spokane
1000 DELEGATES PRESENT
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS
. rs CALLED TO ORDER THIS
MORNING By PRESIDENT BAR
sToW-GovERNoR OF WASH.
INGToN WELCOMES THEM.

Spokane. Wash. Aug. s.-wfth mes
sage from President Taft, addresses
of welcome by Gov. NJ. z. Hay. OF
Washington, and Mayor N. S. Pratt,
of Spokane. and numerous responses.
the National Irrigation congress be-
gan it's sessions in the armory today.
More than 1900 delegates had ar
rived this morning, and many more
are expected during the day.
George r. Barstow. president of the
congress, replied to the addresses of
welcome for the congress. ...
Before adjournment the report of the
executive committee and the an
nouncement Of the standing commit
tees will be made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
DEPoRTED WOMAN is
TO RETURN LATER AND
JOIN HER HUSBAND.

New York, Aug 9.--Although hrs.
Eranseca Wolna was deported ON the
steamer Kroonland, which sailed today
for Antwerp. she win return In Decem-
ber and be admitted as the wife Of an
American citizen and a resident OF De-
troit, Mrs Wolna's husband, a Russian,
now lives in Detroit and has taken out
hts first papers to become an American
citizen. His final papers will be issued
to him next December. When Mrs.
Wolna attempted to enter the country
and join her husband few days ago,
she was found TO be suffering from
trachomea and although Wofna stated
the facts In his case she was ordered
deported. However, she win return
and must be admitted when Woina has
been made a citizen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Watoh Bolivian conaresa.
OPENS NEWPORT PALACE
FoR. SUFFRAGE LECTURES.

New York. Aug. 9.-Mrs. Oliver H.
p. Belmont, who already has devoted a
great deal of time and money to the
cause OF woman's suffrage. announced
that she had decided to open Marble
House, her Newport residence to the
public for two lectures on the cause.
The first lecture ON Tuesday, Aug.
"a, win be by the Rev. DR. Anna How
ard Shaw, and on Saturday, Aug. 2s,
Prof. Charles zuebling Of the Univer-
sity Of Chicago win be the speaker
A $5 admission fee is to be charged,
to realize funds to carry ON the cru
sade for suffrage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

=
Couer ID Alene, Wash, Aug. s.-Isa-
dore selig. Of Myrtle Creek, ore, today
drew claim No. / in the great land
drawing for the Couer D'Alene reser-
walton.
Spokane. Aug. 9. Although the
crowds OF land seekers were not SO
large as they had been daily during the
last three weeks. wnen the filing Of ap-
plications for registration on the Couer
D'Alene, Spokane ana Flathead reser-
vations was in progress, several thou
sand people eagerly awaited the morn
ing hour OF 10 O'clock when the drawing
for the Couer D'Alene land began.
Many Wait for Drawing.
Many had remained after fling their
applications and others who went on
to visit the exposition at Seattle had
returned in the hope that they might be
announced as among the fortunate few
to draw prizes.
Each of the 10000 persons applying
for Couer D'Alene lands has one chance
In 3S3; each OF the 100000 applicants
for Spokane lands one In 400. and OF
the $1,000 for the F'lathead land one in
fifteen
Fifty three cans Of applications,
weighing. according to the statement
OF Judge James w. Witten. 1855
pounds, were produced at the drawing
or these cans, twenty were for the
Occur DA1ene lands, nineteen for the
Spokane lands and fourteen for the
FIathead.
Drawing viii Last Week.
1t il expected that the drawing OF
Couer D'AIene lands viii occupy the
greater part Of today. Tuesday and
Wednesday The drawing for the Flat
head lands will be done Thursday and
Friday and that for the Spokane reser-
walton viii begin next Monday
Three young girls, Helen Hamilton
or Occur D'AIene. Christian Dolan Of
Missoula and Harriet Post OF Spokane
will draw the envelopes which win then
be opened by Judge Witten and the
names announced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
WILLARD MAKES
HIS 18TH Flight
AVIATOR, HOWEVER, FAILS TO
COVER CIRCLE IN cURTIss
AERoPLANE OWING TO
DISTRACTIONS.

Mineola, L. l., Aug. 9.--His sixteenth
successful flight with the Curtiss aer-
oplane was made today by C. Foster
Willard. Flying close to the ground,
Willard essayed to make circle
about mile and hals IN circumfer-
ence but was not able to complete the
circuit owing to elevations of the
ground and trees, for which he had
not calculated. He made five long
curved flights, however, at high
speed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Bolivia Has a Chip on Her
Shoulder for Peru
POLITICIANS SEEK CONFLICT
BoUTH AMERICAN DIPLOMATS
ARE CONCERNED OVER sITuA-
TIoN-5oLIvIA WANTS OUTLET
TO THE SEA AND MAY FIGHT
PERU FOR SEA COAST.

Washington, Aug. S.--Is Bolivia
seeking pretense to bring on war
with Peru? This question is being
asked. seriously too, by South Ameri-
can diplomats VINO are watching every
development in the situation in which
Argentina, Bolivia and Peru are di-
rectly interested, and Chill and Brazil
indirectly. Some Of the diplomats pro-
fess TO think that the excitement in
Bolivia over Argentina award, which
was favorable to Peru, is really a
blind on the part Of politicians there
TO bring about an armed conflict with
Peru nominally to secure a more sat
isfactory adjustment of the boundary,
of the disputed tract, but actually
aimed at territorial conquest.
Watch Bolivian Congress.
Bolivia has no sea coast A succ-
cessful war with Peru might give her
an outlet to the sea by demanding as
an indemnity Moquegua province, the
southernmost in Peru, and adjoining
the Chilian frontier. In that province
is the harbor OF Ilo, at the south of
the river OF that name. The harbor
is said to be an excellent one and its
acquisition by Bolivia would be of
great advantage TO her.
Much depends on the attitude to be
assumed by the Bolivian congress,
which opened its sessions Saturday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
PRESIDENT TAFT
CONGRATULATED
ACTING GOV. FORBES OF THE
PHILIPPINES coMMENDs PRES
IDENT FOR SECURING NEW
FILIPINO TARIFF.

Beverly. Mass, Aug. 9. President
Taft today received message Of con-
ordinations from the Philippines for
his efforts in securing the passage Of
the Philippine tarif2 bill The presf-
dent who often has referred to this
tarin bin as his pet project, Is as
deeply gratified over It's enactment by
the congress as any resident Of the far
eastern archipelago.
The message of congratulation came
from acting Governor Forbes at Ma
nila- and the president sent suitable
reply.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
WOMAN'S BODY
BADLY MUTILATED
FOUL MURDER REVEALED BY DIS.
covERY OF CORPSE IN cLuMP
or BUSHES IN MICH.

Detroit, Aug. s.-The badly mutilated
body Of a woman about s5 years OF
age was found in clump OF under
brush in Hamtrack. this county. today.
The condition Of the body indicates that
the woman was assaulted and killed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
AUTO TURNS TURTLE AND
KILLS ONE OCCUPANT.

Bethlehem, Pa, Aug. By the
sudden collapse OF front wheel, an
atomobile carrying party OF furni-
ture dealers turned turtle at Nazareth,
near here late today, killing w. RI.
Wagner, vice president OF the j. b.
Van Sewer Co, OF Camden, N. r., and
injnring the four other passengers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
MAY BE IN CHICAGO.
Children Resembling Missing vivianos
Seen in Windy City,

sNSS~tStIAft6 WISStU4 KtNfdn0s
Seen in Windy City.
Chicago, Aug. 9--The local police be-
iieye Grace and Tomossi Viviano. the
two st. Louis children who were kid
naped and held for $4,000 ransom, are
Ia Chicago
They We're informed today that two
Italian men were seen In the italian
quarter early this morning hurrying
two children, a boy and girl, along
the street. The children are said TO
answer the description of the st. Louis
children.
Both children were crying bitterly
and the furtive actions of the men
with them and their appearance of
eagerness to get the children out of
sight has aroused police suspicion.
AS soon as the information was re-
ceived, Chief of Police O'Brien de-
tailed special squad of detectives to
search the Italian quarter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
GIRL MURDERED
in A Cemetery
FIFTEEN-YEAR-o1 GIRL SLAIN
AND BURIED Al ROCHESTER,
NJ. Y.--HAD BEEN GRIM
INALLY INSULTED.

Rochester, N. Y, AUG. 0. - Anna
Schumacher, Is years old, was found
murdered and buried in a secluded spot
in Holy Sceptre cemetery this morn
ing She left home Saturday to dec
crate the grave Ct relativ1. Since
then the family and police had been
searching for her. The police allege
that Miss Schumacher had been GRIM
inally assaulted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
BODY OF FORKS
Man IN RIVER
JOHN HORN, MISSING SINCE LAST
FRIDAY, COMMITTED SUICIDE
BY DROWNING.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. s.-The
body OF John Horn. local butcher,
who disappeared early Friday morning,
was found in the Red river at 1870 this
morning by a boat hand. The body
was in badly decomposed condition.
Horn, it is believed, took his own
life while temporarily insane His
family life was pleasant and his en-
ployer states he was good workman.
Horn was about 45 years Of age and
leaves q family.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
GOES MAD AT SIGHT
OF A GLASS OF. WATER;
DIES IN CONCLUSIONS.

New Orleans, La, Aug. 9.-John
Higgins, an English sailor, last
night escaped from the local Pas
teur institute. Later in the eve
ming, he went mad at the sight of
glass of water on bar in a
saloon, hurting the glass out of
window and falling to the floor.
He died in convulsions few min
utes later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
clANTEss rs MISSING.
Woman Of Six and Hall Feet May Be
SuIcl0e.

Chicago Aug. 9.--A police search
was Instituted today for Mrs. William
J. Ritter, verftabie giantess. who
disappeared from ner home early to-
day after showing signs Of dementia.
For several weeks It Ii said Mrs.
Ritter has shown indications Of men
tai arrangement, and yesterday her
husband advised her to go TO b san
itarium. She declared she would com
NIT suicide before she would go and
today enc disappeared. II In feared she
may have jumped into the lake.
Mrs. Ritter II nearly six feet and
q half In height.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
SITUATION IN
SWEDEN CRITICAL
STRIKERS FORCES ARE SWELL
Ed BY sYMPATHlxERs RAIL
MEN THREATEN TO
WALK OUT.

Stockholm, Aug. 9s--The opening OF
the second week OF the labor troubles
in Sweden shows no abatement OF the
conflict. and men already on d strike
continue to augment their forces By
the addntion Of sympathizers In other
trades. A general strike of railroad
men ID threatened for Aug III.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
SURGEON DIES or POISON
RECEIVED IN OPERATION
THAT SAVED HIS PATIENT

Kiev Russia, Aug. 9.--samnel
Kahng1sser. professor OF surgery
In the Women's Medical institute
OF st. Petersburg, died here today
Of blood pisoning. In performing
an operation q fortnight ago the
professor cut himself with an op-
Grating knife. He did not permit
the accident to interrupt the op-
GRAFTON, which lasted two hours
and resulted successfully.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
RIcAARp cARLE ARREsrgp.
Actor and Chauffeur Charged With
Drunkenness.

Muskegon. Mich, Aug. 9.-Richard
Carle. the actor, was arrested yester-
day while speeding hilariously down
the main street in his automobile He
was arraigned with his chauffeur in
justice court on drunk and disor-
derly charge. They were fined.
The actor, with Mrs. earle and
members Of his company, came to
Musgegon when his chow closed in
Chicago, to spend a few weeks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
n MEET DEATH
IN COLLISION
FRENCH PASSENGER CRASHES
INTO FREIGHT AND THIRTY
ARE INJURED.

Long Juneau, France, Aug 9-Elev-
en- persons were killed and thirty in
jured here today by "a collision OF a
passenger train with freight train.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
SEA GIVES UP BODIES.
Thirteen Corpse From Maori Recover
ed-Fears for Waratah.

S1-t S@h1 wv V&EGN&FIs
Cape Town, Aug. 9.-The bodies Of
three more members of the crew of
the sunken Maori were washed upon
the beach today making thirteen
bodies that have been recovered of the
fortysi who list their lives in the
sinking or the ship and her lifeboats
In Wednesday nights storm off Slang
bay. Five of the crew are still cling
Ing to the rigging az the ship.
No word has yet been received from
the Waratah which is believed to have
been lost en- route from Durham to
Cape Town.
The vessel is ten days overdue and
warships that went in search of her
yesterday report no trace OF her.
The Waratah carried 500 passengers
and crew.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
MORE WINNERS.

Occur D'Alene. Idaho, Aug. g.
No. 2, John Hedmark, of Spokane.
No. 8, Charles c. Cornwell. Spo-
kane.
No. 4, Herman Neubauer. South
Tacoma, Wash.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

columbus 9Includng speakeaes
ONO
Fullerton
falling
sxty-two
The paid the
July 1908
The settlement
counties lawfully
the law the collected speaeasies
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
ADoLPHUs BuscH is ILL.

Wealthy Sc. Louis Brewers Condition
Not Serious II IL Said.
MAyence, Germany. Aug. S.-AdoIph-
us Busch Of st. Louis. a wealthy brew
or. returned from Carlsbad few days
ago to his villa In Langen schwalbach,
near Weisbaden.
Re has q severe cold and has been
ordered to stay In bed but his condi-
tion does not give occasion for serious
anxiety.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
GREAT LAND
DRAWING ON
Oregon, Resident Draws Claim
No. ! for Coeur D'AIene
THOUSANDS AWAIT OUTCOME

IsADoRE sELlG THE LUCKY MAN
applicants FOR SPOKANE
LANDS HAVE ONE CHANCE in
4Oo-FoR FLATHEAD LAND ONE
IN FIFTEEN.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
barometer 2s:1e. Maximum tempera-
ture IS. Minimum temperature 81
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
MANY LETTERS RECEIVED
FROM y. M. C. A. TOURISTS
Arthur Let's and Party Attend Worlds
Conference of Association in
Germany

Frequent letters have been received
in Los Angeles from the delegation
which went abroad to represent the
local association at the Worlds con-
ference of Young Mems Christian as
sociations in session at Barmen- -Elber-
field, Germany, from July 2S to August
2. The delegates from the local city
association were: Arthur Let's, presi-
dent; julius A. Brown, director; t. H.
Ozman, former director, and d. E.
Luther, general secretary.
B. B. Wilcox, state secretary, rep
resented the state at large. The fol-
lowing accompanied the delegates; Mrs.
Arthur Let's, Misses Edna and Gladys
Let's, Mrs. D. E. Luther and Mrs. b.
B. Wilcox. More than sixty Ameri-
cans delegates ware present at the
worlds conference, and associations
from every quarter Of the globe were
represented.
The latest letter received at the local
association was from Mr Let's under
date of July 10 from The Hague, where
the entire party had taken in the Car
negie Peace palace, the royal palace
and were ready to start for Paris. The
parks at Brussels were of special in
terest, Mrs. Luther writing they were
the most beautiful of any city visited.
The last letter from Mr.. Luther was
written from bennington, just after
the party had LIFT London for STRAIT
ford -on-Avon.