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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11

1900 new books for all classes Of read
ers, just open at Clapp & Joness. 46-tf
We suggest you get your lunch or
oyster stew at Jacobs's Coffee Rooms. Al
Main street.
Buy that watch works at our special
price sale and save money. H. II.
THOMPSON.
Mrs w. H. Barrett, manicurlng, facial
and scalp treatment, AZ Main street, Brat
tleboro. Telephone 1881. 53-tf
a first-class fountain pen for $1.9S dur
ing our special price sale. Regular price
$3.50. Same discount on other pens rang
ing from S1.OO to $500. H. II. THOMP
SON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11
IN PERFECT HEALTH AT 90.
Mrs. Permelia Miles Of the 5etterley Far
Observed Anniversary Wednesday, Re
oeivlno Many Tokens OF Esteem.

Mrs Permelia NJ Miles, who celebrated
her gOtn birthday anniversary al the Bet
terley farm on DummerstOn hill Wejno
day by receiving calls from neighbor
about so letters and cards as well
flowers and other tokens Of love and e-
TEEN. a visit from ner nephew, Edwar
Pearl Of Mansfield, Conn, who RENAME
two days, and birthday cake beside
her plate at tea was born I'm Dover this
state, March 9, 1920, when the snow was
so deep and the crust so hard that peopl.
drove across lots over fences anywher,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11
LandarOye Not for License.

IahugroVe' Bennington county, denies il
voted license, ana its statement should
De taken for its face value reducing the
Incense towns of Vermont to 20, or two
more than during the preceding year.
I Barre Times. 'NN''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11

II you wish any hard wood ashes this
spring please send us your orders early.
Price at car in bulk $3.50 per ton, In
bags in small amounts S5c per 100 lbs
or bags by the ton $1,000 CRYSTAL.
SPRINGS ICE co iO-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11

If you had taken two of Carter's Little
Liver Pills before retiring you would not have
mouth this morning Keep a vial with Won
for occasional use
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11
abe l)rrmunt 39b@nis,
TEN PAGES
ANNoUNc EN- ENTs.
SPECIAL PRICE SALE.

Discounts of 10 per cent. to 25 per cent.
on nearly every article in our store until
Saturday night March 10.
II. H. THOMPSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11

MiO-na Stomach Tablets cure bilious
ness, dizziness, and Indigestion, or money
back. Ask Wilfred f. Root Fifty cents
a large box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
DR.. HYDE ARRESTED.

AS climax to thu lcsLth iavestigs,
ton of ,be mysie,it death of Dol.
Thomas H. .s8epe, ca O,Dher 8, 1909,
Dr.. B. O. Hyde, III aana of late mil.
lionsire's piece, sas arrested t Kansas
City, No., yesterday, cisrged win the
q U tder of the aged phi!snthrcpis'.
The warrant upon which tbs arret
was made Was is-rei o. Il 9 rqcest Of
Attorney John G. Pax!oD, executor oil
the s Sops estate. Frat dcgrse murder
is charged. The warrant says that DR..
HYDE, with felouions iDtelt. administer
ed strycbnine to Col. Ssope on the day
of bis death.
Dr.. Hyde surrendered quietly, II.
lesrued lat warrant va. being sought
and, with bis t t orneys, went to the
osetut ,r's ofice 10 await The return Ct
the prose, ut r. Fl su5m II 10 arret t
sithtu; demanding 10 hear the warrant
read. The party went 10 Independence,
Mo-, where Dr.. Hyde was arrslgued BE-
fore Justice W. F Lar.
The phyaiciao pleaded no! guilty. He
vas r, leased 90 bono Of $50, 00U. His
preliminary hearing WEs Bet tor Febtp-
ary II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
LOCAL, RREYITIES,

The weather has been c'ondy and cold
;odsy with SNOW fiji 'fie5 during the after.
aooa.
Tho exhibition OF kodak work at Mo-
BIZ uey's Hall Wednesday and yes!er-
day WAS al Interesting al air.
S.rah A. Smith ct a.. has sold to W.
E Fl oxen q h;u3e and lot on the south
side ot QIeen rect, bttween Patrick
and H :sry.
The remains OF lhe late Samuel Hen.
~, vho died in Washington a few days
ago, wsre brought here yesterday after
no2a ADD buried.
A number CT stolen CHECKERS, which
had heen taken TO the station btu'e
AVA t.Ig their oHSers, were today turatd
owe, to the Calidren's Home.
TIE s,a1d holders ic the city market
are getting impatier at tbs delay in
Sitting s8ieeiDK doors 10 toe several ell
t,arcss to he maxi building.
The steamer NarfoiE, ea rcuts /
Washington from Norfolk, went ashore
Wednesday night oft Of Sewall's Point,
but Was Coated bs tugs Two hours la:er
aud proceeded uudsuaged.
Owl service examinations will be
held on March l6 for laboratory aid, De-
partner. Of Agriculture; canen. testor,
Philippine asrvieo. and wagon maker 81
Phoeniy, ARR. On March 1917 for a!-
sis!ant It the naval oDsersat0-? aod
scicntiic assistant III The D.partmc1t OF
Agriculture.
There are Sausages end sijsageS, hut OF al
the s,ussgeS in ell this broad land none can
compare with those irr~ sistihly delicious Auth
Saasages rod onlg at the Auth tand and Tie
Auth Market Smoked s.usages, green sau
s.ges. Ssussgemsat. padding. hey'!c O.
made from the K nd Ct meat that's worth the
eatins-meat that's g cd, pure and heuih".
eat 'em aud never get sick. You will fad
that everything we sell in tire food line is q
little better quality than you can get snT'
where else Sylvan Elondheim, The Auth
Stand snd The Auth Market.
Best Elgin Creamery Suffer, 35c lib
Good Country Boil Butter, 2Sc h.; Guersn'
eeed Eggs, acc dozen: Seedless Rasns, 6c H..
lbs. Rest Eyaporated Peaches, l5r; 3 lbs
Large Prunes, 25c caIs Best Tomatoes, 25c
cans Sugar Corn 25c; cans String Beans,
&c; cans Fish Roe. 25c; 2 CANS Singapore
Pineapple, CSC; large cans Pears, Csc; large
cans Apples, 25r; Sweet Florida Oranges, l5c
dozen; Walnut Kernels, zoe H.; Fresh flor!ds
Tomatoes, 121c h.; 3 cacs EarlI June Peas
Csc; lbs. ture Buckwheat, CSC. w. P
WooLLs e. Son, ROYAL sld Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
FINED FOR FIGHTING.

Five yuuHg colored raen who had been
arrested BY OfIiears Knight, Yoapg and
Talbot chsrg d with hsa;ing at dance
q. Oii Fellows II III On Stu h Colun-
tu1 stee, / on Nedues3ay night, were
br,u,at before the Police Court this
mosnlag. Threp we're inea IS each and
two dismissed. Oae Of The comba!Iants
was cus Oh he righ: srm sod another
receiTsd gash on the !efs slice of the
q sck darlcg the 6sbl Thers seems 10
have been genera! "mix up" but IT
vas Impossible 10 get evidence, tle wit
nessas who hsd been 81 nmoned averring
thst they did act know who prlcIpi'ft?d
,he troapie OF iis osi2iu. The commit
. wac had chs.Ge Of the dance seemed
10 nave been equally oolivi; Il u what
ga, griag on. Ju,tice Cation in summing
up t,e cssa said al! the = t;odaut'a; le
6aocs st,u'd bn nrta:gDei aad Gnsd in
cses, IS no cne va Dip sad 10 give
evidence concerning . fgit "hlch III.
haze beeu " .es5ed By all present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
TIE BYRD LIQUOR BILL.

Saloons in Virginia may continue to
keep their doors cpen antil midnight
The little to1na Of C.arhsvi,lle and k'cky
Mount, With between 500 end 900 Ir'
hsbitsDs, may keep the;r saicors. The
rate of lq1or lIcsnses will be that oil the
n 1t bill, which has passed tie Senste.
Esyccsiij IN OF lic:nss for 20 years tor
vioIa;iou OF lsH will sFpiy onis 10 TIE
person aud o, to the placa. II rs q:
resort, which have iceSse may sell to
all, not merely to guesiP. Ssloo0a nov
located vi in 400 fee. C: churohcs and
sch Dol houses ms7 say in busTess, al.
though no new lloensss Gay be- granted
ia such c9ssF. Ode, aud nee r.beer Can
no looger be sold in dry t',rt}r7.
All OF tie above CONCLUSIONS are pre-.
dieted rp1n the concurrence by The
H ,nse aad tha Sapst, liz tie decision
reached yesterday by The House Commit
tee OF counties, CT es and towns. which
u in a so!id dsy considering tie new
Byrd i;q1or bill, and @hich will report
IL TO the Hopse today. Wills minor
amendper /, msy be made nn The ioas
of ole OF 10 tier bodg, t is BELIEVED
shat 10 The main the Legislature will
stand by TIE decisions OF tee committees.
SPEAKER Byrd had proposed 10
O'Clock closing Law to apply 10 II ss!oona
10 the state; this was sIrlcsaa ont. ID,
had e1t,rded the area Of absolute pre-
bibltion from p8cs OF 500 Inhabitants,
as at present, to iowrs OF LOCO. This
brtu sht forth p:o'oSts from rumb'r OF
Il tie towns, and the committee lit med
10 their pleD. TIE spasker's license
fees we're for .e MT t pait the same as
10 The Senate bill, except thst retailers,
were 10 be charged $3.50 instead OF $3.50.
To this latter figure Tho committee dc
craed 8 reduction.
Saloons 10 territory contiguous 10 vet
cities and ia resort hotels sre excepted
from the provision ag;i-s! license in
towns Of u der a GRAIN size, bat the
speaker had coEtempl.l,i makipg the
hotel bar sell only to b9na'fida lu 'sts.
The poiu. vas made against this that
moe! of The people at rfsort, live lie co! :
lagos, and this provision was eliminated.
The amen iment hs to le;tiog already
existing sal Iona remain aesr schools and
cl Il 'ches was previously accepted by Mr..
Bird, and tis inhibition against cider
and nea.- seer was hta 0Tn iiee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
"LIFE DOESN'T PAY.

s'Life dosent pay. The next lime l
t.y t !, die | will be III ;cessful."
This wss the dtflnce iurled 81 the
world yett rday in London By Florence
Sshenck WisoD, the beautiful Norfolk,
Va, gill, as soon as she Vas declared
out OF danger from the att ml / on her
lie made last Friday. For the 6,st tine
she told the story of her love for Ohares
Wilson, the horse trainer of Alfred G.
Vanderbilt, with whom she eloped when
q girl of eighteen.
She tlld, no, OF the curse that has
blishsed her life AID made her name q
byword on 70 COT t;uen.s.
"Do yeu know Whist an t, mo- t2' che
asked ss she lay On her SEX bed in her
hotel, trained nurse By her side. "It
is that l can't control myself. l WIS
born with craving for liq1or. LEU hit
Il, oh, how I fought ii! But there wac
not helping hand. | had ebout me
only rooters, who urge me 10 driug.
glove; yea, pve had It. and squ ~
dered 1t as l equaudered everything e!ss
health pos TOD, reput t on.
''Ohsrlie," she said, referring I VII
son, "gave me bad deal, bat ku:sS
gave him So bad"
She told OF leir frat mestlng, Of how
she tuld her mother she was going to
church, and then left with Wilson in
Alt ed Vauderbilt's private car, ADD OF
their lite in New York, London and
Parls.
at doesr't psy," she conc.u led,
nThe end will CONS soon."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 20.
TCMAC.

The gatsrRsys bill, which was to
have bsea presented The u use By the
rivers and hsroors commiItse todsy, car.
rias appropriations Tor the improvement
OF tbs Potomac river.
Fo. the Potomac river and waterways
whose traGc ia coatri' Il DRY, $4O5, 500 10
allowed, Gu: largely to the we'll known
d:s,es of tae prss!den! Tat that sect on
OF tbs bill be- no! inlerFered with bJ the
cimmt,as.
The following items are inc.uted in
the bill:
Inp,ovems: Of the Potomac river &C
M, I'M Vernon aod t. complete ths ion.
pro7ensn;s, $ll. 900.
Anscosta river, improvement and
ma:rtsrsncs, $3.50, 600
PIN riv=,, at Washington, i'm
prov mems AID continuance thereof,
$50 900.
Improvements of the Potomac a! lower
C.dar po!s Sl3. 800.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
MURDERER ELEOFRO0UIED.


Howard L le, tie murderer of
tle families o; George Meadows a7d Mrs
B IT, Ju,!is, six psrsona, Ia Buchanan
county, and psrdoned life.t iron con
vict for u i der committed in West
Virginia some yes's sgo, died 10 the
ell, &c chair in 10 Richmond pen n.
tiarY st sn early hour thia morning.
Lit asked tina, be be buried q his old
home in Buchsnan.
Little was al one time Ua,t ID Safes
Marshal in Kentucky. Hs vas from q
COED family, bat bad habits caused his
dow afail. He leaves wife and several
children.
The Blu ,hsrsn murder Is alleged to
have bsen committed with lit ,nt TO c)m-
m rlbbery.
Willie Blake, the negro who crim!-
nsliy assaulted an sg.d while WON'T n
In Portsmouth, was executed ten mil-
uses after Lutte was exetu.ed today.
Btu elecirocutions we're successful.
List fall Little shit and killed Mrs.
B:ttie Justis, George Meadows, his
vile aud their three children. IA
stou!ly maintained his innocence with
death starting him In the face.
Early lbis morning he wrote a letter
10 Richmord Undertaken giving ex.
plicit directions as to the disp ,sition Of
bis body. |: was expressed 10 Mcdowell
county, ". Va.
Lit 2 is ssid to have confessed other
crimes to his spiritual adviser, includ-
log the Du1dsr CT q United Shtss mar
sbal In X, tlcky for which be was ser :
!eoced to life t,rn 10 tbs psri.e: :.
cry aud later psrdoned by the governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Pr RSt}G Ar.

Mr.. Anu;e Davis 10 qni'e sick at her
hame on upper F aoklin sttret.
Mrs. F;ank McCJrm;cS, Of Clarke
county. Is W. eg hsr ps'e.t', MI. and
Mr.. G. Wm. Ramsay
Bishop Herdi,r, o.! Wash n: tor, last
night delivered 40 inteFsGtirg address at
CHRIST Gu ch.
MIS-. William Pr; ston Gibson hts
goos to Alexandria for tie remainder oil
tbs winter - Leu?Cua Mirror.
Miss Ruth Vtviaa Hendera1n has lett
for an extended visit to Ter friend, MIS-.
w. f. Hancock, Of Dallss, Texas. She
will be absast several motifs or more,
stopping st New O-lsans and other south
ero cities on her return home.
Master E7e,a!l Hsllnu.h, fell while
skating tt 'sday md broke his arm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
SMITHS ca E.

Should G. werner Maon rs Il 9 10 H.
terfere in the cssa, one week from today
III snrY Smith, The Last Of the foor negroes
,1ied in The Corporation Court OF tots
city for participation in the murder OF
Waller F. Schnlz, will be elett:o,ut:d
10 the paaitentis-y in Richmond. Smith,
il will be remembered, led signi6ca
words when he realiz ID hs had been cor
victed of murder in the fiat degree. he
said the truth concerning .e murder OF
Schultz woald oot be known until be
should have been placed in the dea.h
chair. At present it locks as though hs
will reach it, waen be will be given sn
opportunity to MAKE his third 'titemsa',
he having made npe on thu witness
stand aud another ir jail sitter having
been convicted.
Calvin johnson, Richsrd Pines anc
Eugene Dorsey will be elec'roc-t:d On
the 18th proximo.
Mr.. S, G Brent, commonW:alth's a.
tornsy, today received the following
from Governor Mann:
Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Governors OHics.
Richmond, February 10, 1910.
Mr.. Samuel G. brent, common1ealIh's
attorney, Alexandra, Va.
NV dear sir: Thsle are iour persors
ia the penitentlary, who we're convict d
In the Corporation G u! of Alexandria
of murder and ssoteuced to be electre-
euted. Their names are Calvin Joh.
q, Richard Pines, Eagene Dorsey and
Henry Smith. Governor Swanson grant
ed respites 10 the csses of the thee hFt
named, and I AN Informed that SMITH
has made some sort OF con sesston l
wish you would write me yout views as
10 these cases, snl advise ma as to The
nature OF the alleged confcssio1. l! Ia
important that receiVs pronps r'p'y,
as the electrocu ion OF S0i'h is fixed for
next week. With kind rga:ds, | am,
Very truly yours,
VIM. HODGES MANN,
Governor.
Mr.. Brent answered the governors
letter today, and informed his eXcel!eDcY
that be saw no reas,n Why the sentence
of the Corporation Conrt should MT be
carried tut in the cases OF all four OF the
condemned men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
FOLiOE COURT.

TJus:ica E. & Csloo pre';ding1
TIE fol;oEing caseo we're Opposed OF
this morning:
Three c>lorad men charged With dis
orderly cop6u t end fstt CO were f1ed
SIS esob. Tsn stress charged With SINH.
lar cftscs we're d.smissed,
A young while man, chsrged VIII
hsoilual drankaess WIS, dismissed With
an adnoni;ion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
ATTENPr TO HOLD UP.

a few nights 5go Rhiis Mr.. Georse
Smith, m,!knaa 0! Fairfax uaty,
aud bis vile wsra pcs'iag through West
Fad on thair Hay home two men ran
10 fro' >; their wagon about square
west oil S:ona B.idss and stepped the
horse, TO, the lu'poie OF robbing NJ.
aud Ms. Smith. Tas later beesue
alarmed and hsr CITES caused the high.
wagner t. run eft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
DEA! HIS.

Mrs Oofa A. Lawis, vie Of Mr.. w.
N. Lawie, died 1t LilcoDi', Fair K
Gu IL ais!t
Msfy, the Il -7ear cid daughter OF
NJ. and Ms. MerF Desmond, died at
her la e,ts' home, SIG DaSs street,
last night
An infast Ga1glt,. Ct Mr.. Ezekiel
and Mr.. I,sne Lyons died at her
parsp's' home, ll9 norih Lee street,
lsst nieSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Wood
DIED..

At the residence Of her nother, 5l9 Duke
street, Thursday, February 0. st $50 P. No.,
MARY AGNES, beloved daughter OF Mrs..
Mary T. and the late Mr. Patrick II. Desmond,
OF L5pthburg, Va, aged four years and ten
months. Fuper from the res dance Sunday
afternoon al 9 o'clock. Friends Of the family
Invited -lLynchburg aud Roanoke papers
please copy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
PAPERS, NOT TREASURE.

Iustead OF the contemplated t.satura,
the heirs of the lst, Ks,l Joseph Spgcht
found only papers of persoasl aad
historical na!urs wasa they forced open
caskst deposit d in Memphis By Spaoht
q qua,ter of a century ago. Aud the
opening OF the cssktt ~as premsture,
it developed, the iustiu tons found
within the box, which was encassd In
lesd indicsting that the casket should
no: have been opened until 1875 ins cad
of yesterday. Alter the family doeu'
meo;s we've distritu ed The box vas re.
sealed and redsposited to remsin intact
uttli 65 years hence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
STEAMBOAT COMPANY OFFICERS

A. the ant ull meeting OF the Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Company in
Wasain,t ye.t,rday, the following
vera elected dire.t)rs to serve during
the coming 5es:: John Boyd, D. }.
Callahan. Daniel Fraser, Edward Graves,
w. 3. Hi5S', Frank P, Mey, Clarence
F Notmert George W. Pearson, Odell
8 NTH, II la. I. Wheeler and Levi
Wo 'dhurg.
At ,uos,Gu'nt mating of the board
all of thu old officers were rs-eect:d So
followS: PtesiIgit, Lev! Woodbury.;
vic -oreaidsnt, Clarence T. Normens;
secretary rrssurer, O&ell s. Smith, and
ge.:ersl msntgsr, d. J. Callahan.
Tbs gsne.si n.cnsger reiaios W. b.
Callasaa, geoe,al passenger sgent;
john @. Wall ma, tu7itor, add j..
Alien Rlordop, general claim agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Storm Narnlpg.

New York, Feb, ii The following
special I 'ru warning has teen received
bJ the local wea.her tu;esr:
Washing n-noit1east 'tlrm warr-
ings ordered displayed $3.50 a. 10. In.
creasirg northeast Hiuds, Becoming high
this At rnoou aud tonight, will prevail;
the st>ru, now cs,t:sl over Alabsns
will move rapidly northeast and storm
warnings will be di,p'a7ed on he a.
la, tic coast frcn B,stoD, to Miami, Fla, ,
SID slorg the Ell tire cuff coat "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Weather Probabilities

For this section 81 ow, probably heavy, TO-
-. I'D Sstrrdsv: minimum temnetature
t"sieht a cut % degrees; high no;'heasteriy
winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

The Regal Shos for men 10 ell the
ns1 lasts can be bad of John A. Mar
saall & Bio., 422 K!ag atrset,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

The Lindaer Snos for Ladies' fue
wear hss no equs'. John a. Marshall
& R.o,. 1872 kiag street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

Ladles-For stld comfort, wear the
Rel Cross shor. join a. marshsll
s. Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
LY5EUM JUNIORS EASILY De
MAT GEORGE WASHINGTON.

In lat aud ipttrcal'ng game OF
b,sk.tosn q. the Armory Hall last night
the Gs.rse Wssbiikt Fl gh School
m, defpa. before the haud Of the Ii
ceum Juniors fss. five By the score OF 81
tot. Tbs Lycepmi.es bad The students
gal tos.iog from start to 6otso. Nm.
gent, Vho had five Baskets to Lis credi',
wss EASILY 10 IL r of The game, With
Rrlard es o clcse second. II II aud
O9sns also played good game. Ri6g
lev and Rlbejti Of The G. w. Fl. s,
played wel'. The lint-ap:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

Goals from ftlG-Nugfnt s, Roland 3,
HAYDEN ., Ri1gsley2 tea'don. Fee toss
Roland. Reardnn. Umpire Mr. FoSerto,
Ree,ec- Mr. Weste laker.' aimer-Mr. K.
Coekrell. Scores-Ar. Patterson.
Tonerrtw night tie Y NJ. 8. L. will
MIA, the Old D m ;nicns It the Arnory.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
4emtfHeS Mltenbeini.


Der Ianeidbrigs agent b.s Tsut=
iten Shsa.ers beinrih Gbri1tian Reif
fpiro ieinen 2ebensabenb i'm Teuts
ihen 4Itsnhsim beThlieben. Gr fpurbs
In Der ssitern itatisshabtsn SisuHg oss
3iretioriums sinitimmig als SnIoTe
aufe.uommen. 9err Reif 1T aus Sals
sunesn. So6iensW Weinineen. sebiirtis
unb itsbt I'M 73. ssbensidhre. Seine
2bGtisteit iur bds Teuiit. 9bsater
bate er bstannilih am S1Iub Der pOe
rigea Saiion infoIse ieints hObsn 4!s
tsrs eiuseitslt.
Jn Der esi.rieen Sisuns bes Tiret@
ioriums iiihrte g,rGFbsnt Gmil aiiass
mann ben 9oriie, tpdhrsn6 an Stslls
bon 6srrn g. 80. 8. aiibbert, Der ii1
auf Reii,n bsfinbe.. Serr 1rsb. Ger
!en'tein als protoiolant funsirts.
0erpoIter D. arua brittete, bab
iih ssasntudriie 81 Sreiis in Der ans
jtalt beiinbtn unn 2lnbrsas gensr in,
2aufe bes psrIloHensn Wonais ausgss
iret,n III.
Shabmsiit.r 8. u. 6siiisr unb III
nan3ietreior Sohn u. Wser berihtes
ten uber Ginnabmen unb 4usgaben
tpabrenb bes uerfloHenen Monais pis
fclet: aafenbeitanb ON /. Septsmber
S3313.o2; ginnabmen pdbrsnb bes
Wonais 5000 unb 4usaabsn $500
38e. fobab elm. aajenbtltanb BON
$2519.14 perblsibi.
0srIhiebens tpsittre 4afno bmeseIus
DE purbsn bis gum nahftsn Wona.
nsrfhoben. 4ls permanente SnioiIen
ipuroen auf GmpfebIuns bes Saus-
COMMITTEES bic prob,iniaiIsn Sa.ob
9opp unb 6einrih Munid aufssnoms
men.
Qlls gefuhsfommittee iunsiren
pabrenb bes lauTenben Wcnats fir
ben 0oritonb Die 6erren albert syii6sr
unb 6. $. Rembolc unb fir ben Ger
Elm bic 6srren aouis 9eiTsr uno SAT-
CUES 6s!Terih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
Columbus s.VaraOc
sou bHrdb Muiompbiliiten eeitort
,rcrstn iein.

poliseidef Militin beabIihtist. ses
itern Rohmittas 9aftbefebIs segsa
cine Nn5abl MutcmDbiliiten 3u ertpirs
fen unter Der anilase, bic Wlarihlinis
Der Columbus paraoe am Witttpoh
nit ibrsn arafinaesn seii0rt reip.
unterbro6en su baben. Da ihm jebod,
mittlsripeiIe pom Wnpor bic aufforoes
rnns, feine Reiisnation ein5ursi6en,
Sngssanssn III. nohm Der poIiseihef
BON ipeiteren Shritien in bieler ansss
Iesenbeit porIdufig abfanb. Die Sas
de bat bislleift ieinen 3ipsd." srii1rts
er. .ba it moslidtrpeiie nida mebr
bier ftin psrbs. I'm geeen bic 2euts
por3ugeben." Die erDdbnten Nutonos
biliiten iplIen in uebertrstung elmer
iiirsIih onsenommsnen, einihl1eigsn
Srbinans. ipdbrenb Der parabe auFs
iieIIung Idnos Der MarInlinie eenoms
men bdben. Die polisilten notirteu
iit Ole Rummsrn Der betrsffenben aus
ipmobiIe unb ouf bief. Meife selang es.
bic Ramen Der giaenihiimer Ipdtsr feIt'
suItellsH. Die leBteren iinD: =. g.
Batter. 1919 Gpiporth 9pe,; 3. 8.
Ranoen. Mabiionpile; 2aprenee pos
lamb, 1015 groaopap; 8. u. Jreiberg,
751 grssntpoob 4o..; +. W. gum
itein. IL on 6. Ctr; Geo. 5ummel.
2629 Spring grope ans.; 6. J.Siteit.
362 5errae. Npt.; Nobtrt Inoerion,
2461 Granbin 3D.; Sacob anoerion.
Wnomins; g. 6. Searboroush. Wlt
8ernon. O.; Or. 6. alI.n. 2404 4ua
burn 1pe.; Robert Subn. 1920 Sncu.
more Str.; 8. 8. 5offmon. 2612 Oil.
bert Npe.; $. W. gsoSaH. 10 alsran'
bra guiloing; u. Wl. Soarpcui. 1749
greipiter 2lpe.; Sofspbine Mouesn
3442 Reaoine Rb.; R. 5. gonier
1862 gteaoius Ro.; g. 6oenis, 301
aodoals gps.; Stopsr Wotpr Gar 60,
1896 Samilton aps.; 5rl. W. W. Gin
glspsInub. g.; W. 6. Sutton, gritt
0ationaIbant gibs.; 6. q. gusI:r
1861 aempsr Cane unb Jruu u. Sing
aing Wlils, 3.