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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
BIG X. OF p. PARADE
Twenty Brigades Were in Line at
Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. S.-Twenty
brigades OF Knights of Pythias, re-
splendent In uniform, today paraded
the principal streets. thanked on
either side by dense crowds of cheer
ing people for ffty-hve city blocks.
This was the feature Of the second
day OF the grand encampmeht. Uni
form Rank
Mai. Gen. Arthur ]. Stobbart was
in supreme command of the knights.
The morning program opened with
the public ceremonies of welcome to
the supreme representatives OF the
convention when Mayor Seidel deliy-
cred an address in the auditorium.
The convention then went into secret
session for the purpose of converting
the supreme lodge
Tonight reception for the supreme
lodge, supreme temple, Pythian sis
ters and all members was given at
White Fish Bay. Tomorrow will wit
ness competitive drills and another
big parade, made up Of subordinate
lodges and the Pythian sisters.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
Bennington

die, King; base hits, Weiss, King; sa-
crifce hits, Grape, Heath. Sullivan.
Burlington; bases on balls. of Refs
igl 3, off Weiss 5; hit by pitched ball.
Golden struck out by Reisigl 3, by
Weiss 10; left on bases, Pittsfeld 8.
Bennington 4 time hours: umpire.
Fryer
'Batted for Reisigl in the ninth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03

Il. NJ. Johnson inflicted a fine Of $500
and $3.50 costs upon Angelo Telisco,
who was caught with 10 understood
trout in his possession. Game War
den j. Herbert Coleman made the ar
rest on the Saddle river near Arcola.
Telisco is out of work and he says he
will remain in the Hackensack jail
for 80 days to escape the fine.
Telisco WAS using a seine net. Jus
tice Johnson says the law compelled
him to impose the full penalty on
each fish caught.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
WANTED

WANTED Pharmacist. REGISTERED In state
w ~ VI Permanent position. good salary
Ca right party. Address A., bennington Tan.
urr pt6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
LOST

I oSr Pocket book in form Of hahye shoe
nj whitney theatre. Friday evening. iAb
all reward offered II rciurne 20 Mrs Mallory.
eli scnft street. Owner Il poor lahOrinH wo-
man ind can illaaori 10 lose w.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03

I,OR SALE-My village property for 'nle
aho,isas In gtHu rcpar No reasonable
Zee refused. terms csy. Gee. =. Heath. x.
IN M III
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
STOCK QUOTATIONS

The following noon quotations wer,
re ,eiveG today by the Bennington S.
curIty company from J. R. Wlllistol
g Co, of New York by special wire,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03

EOR sALE-Thc house and barn located
u corner branch and Gage; house has
rooms with bath: good barn and hen house;
wagon shed; buildings all In good repair. This
property will be sold az very reasonable figure
aud will make n very desirable home. Price
on application. Nash 4 Hutchins Hu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
FOR SALE

Tor sALE-Resldence built by Frank TIT
hny corner 81 Gage ana Division streets
House has IS rooms aud two elegant bath
rooms, steam heat. electric lights and All other
mOderRimproyements. Fine lawn and beauti-
ful AIDE trees. 100 e. frontage on Gage 81.
80 e.. ON Division street. Price 500. NASH
Hutchius. tltls
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
FISHERMAN FINED $500

New Jersey italian Caught with 10
Short Trout
Hackensack, n. j.. Aug 3.-Justice
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
2unile p. NOtbihilo.

Tie 0eifentlidteit bat uiht piel
Notis noppn esnommen, bab bic maAs
tiafte Einansppna'tie Der Melt. bic 61s
mile RotbIdilp, in oieien Sdsen ibr
dlteites Wlitglisb, ibr Sberboupt ben
Sabren ndh, psrlcren bat. So itin,
70 oerduI9lpss mi. Tie in ben lesten
Sabraebnten lsbte. iit bic garonln
Souns bon Rotbihilo. geb. Wtonts.
ftore, aus bic fem 9afstn eeIdieoen.
Sn Gnsldno bieb fie n2dpn Rptbs
ihilb". Sbr Gatte, Greiberr 4nton9
bon HntbihiIo, piterreihiih@ungdrts
fher 9enerdItpniuI in 2onoon, bdtte
om IL. sSanndr 1847 BON Der aont9ln
8ictpria ben Iitel einss britiIhen 3D.
ronets erbdltsn nno nonnte ith teltz
benz, bd er britiiher llntertban 9spors
ben mar, Sir Intonn Rptbihilo. Im
%. Wdi 1921 geboren, 1T 0aop Rotbs
fdilb fuit 80 Sabre alt seporoen, uno
bapon bat lie "a Sabre i'm gDlttipsn>
itanb perbraht.
Sic lebte in MItpnsGlinton, einem
f6Dnen 2dnb6auie lnttten in ienem
Sbeile GngIanbs, Der i'm 8oltsmunoe
bas r2anb Rotbihilo" gendnnt miro,
neil bort faIt alIer 8runo unb gohen
ben Ho6tpmmen oes 5runtfurter Ban
fiers W}oper glnIelm Hpt6fdtIo eebOrt.
esm Winter tpobnte lie uber tets etnl9e
Morate in 2pnoon uno nabm ii6 Der
Sunaernnen uno 2eioenben in bohhers
siaIter Weiie on. Sebr bsseihnenb 1T
In bieIer SinIi6t Elm grlebniB, oas ihr
einft beoegnete, ais lie Elm iunges, aus
RubIano nah 2pnopn ausgepanoertes
@bspuar, ooB man ibrem SntersiIe ers
pfohlen bate, i'm grDBtenGIeno artraf
Gin Simmer nur oiente ben ungIiifLiz
6en ais llntertunft, unb in hiefem
Simmer befanb iih tdum Elm Mobel>
ftiid, bon Hdhrungsmttteln gdns gu
idpstgen. Sbns iif lange su beiins
men, fu6r 0abn RotbTdiIo nod ben
ndditen 2eib6auIe, nabm einen toitbus
rem Siamantrtng pom Singer uno
ippGlte ibn perpfdnoen.
Der 2eibhousbeIiger mar RON Der
S60nhsit bes Steines inoeiIen oerart
Iberrui6t, nab in ibm Der @eroutt
dufftieg, eiue Oiebin por iih gu hdben,
nno er Ii6 lpei9erte, i'm in GepabrIan
gu nebmen. 2aop GotbThilb io1 1i6
eenDtbiqt. einen in Der Rdbs nohnenz
ben Rabbiner berbeiboIen 3u lofTen, Der
iie ertannte uno Dem eigenartigen 8es
ihdft nun oura Isin3eugnib gu ihnsIz
lem IbihluB berbalf, 10 nub 2aon
Hothiftlo i'm Stanoe mar, gu ibren
S6IbIingen nit pOGIen Solnben 3urut
5u ellen.
sic bat teinen So6n hinterroiIen.
3pei Softer trauern on ihrsr g1hre.
DIE dltere, &onitanse, III felt 1907 hi.
gDittpe bon 2oro 81tteriea. Der an6lf
Sabre lang i'm brttiiten gQrlam'nt
lap uno aud einmal jiinqerer 2pro oes
S6dBes mar. Die anoere, QnnQ, mar
nit Mr. Gutot Oorte. e;nem Sphne beg
Grofen bon 6aropide, 6cFitaqmeiiters
ot5 0er3o9s BON goinburQ (nQhmaIis
gen Ser3oQs Ilfreb BON &nburo). berz
mdblt, Der ffon nad fiinfidbrigsr Gbe
1878 per'tarb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
Die Jrennoin a6nis Manuels

Gtner Der 6ofbeamten in 2tTabpn
bate iiA Der G0nigin Wluttsr osqen,
iiber deduBert, G0nig Manuel mIfe
entpeoer beir1tben poer cine g9eiIe
naA Paris antret:n. Die a0niain=
W2utter entihieD Iih fir bQs lebtsre.
.Sn paris fu6rte man ben a0ni9 autJ
IN Die Rorr;taturenausiteQunq bes be-
tannten aarrttaturiiten Sem. 1orts
bin pdren aus unb:tdnnter lIrTahe Die
gefetertiten Barrier SGnqerinnen einz
gelaoen Doroen. Nls Der a6niq etuz
trat, tornte er ourh Elm Spalier jun
gar rei3enoer 2ebeoamen in bic Qus.
1telun9sldle i6reiten. Inter Den elm
9eldoenen 9amen befano fit aud
8obp 8eslps. Der iunae 3onio Tebte
nun nGa ieiner gPutfebr mad 2ifdz
bon ole !9ebel in 8etpegung, um bic
ret5enoe Giinitlsrin gu einem GaitTpisl
IN 2thabon 81 bepegen. 5batidhlih
9elang IS ben 8emiibungen Des sSmz
preiarlos oes SrGulein Seslps, cine
lnterbre6ung oes 9aitfpiels burtsuz
1esen uno Die 4breiIe Der Siinitierin
mad Stiiabon 5u ern0gli6en. glts
Jrdulein Deslps nit ibrer W2utter an
Die portugisIiite Gren5e fam, puros
ibr aug me6reren Goffsrn deficiencies
Gepdd griinoIih unteriu6t. 9Is Die
U&utter Der 3iinItlerin iebp9 ausrieT:
rBas nollen Sic BON uns, meine
SoGter reiIt gum 9Dnig~, ite1ten bic
3oabeamten Die gfepiiion Iofort Elm
unb iesten Der WeiterreiIe Der beiDsn
OameR teine !oinoerniiIe mebr in ben
Wsg. 5rGulein 9eslps feierte in
2tfdbon grobe 5riumpbe, fab iif ober
icbltebllh our6 bic Qufrsgung, bic iie
IN Der 2iHaboner Gefeuibnft perurz
idate, gen0t6igt, 2iHabon su berlaiz
zen lno nad Yaris 5uriidsufebren.
Won Jrdulein Gabp 9eslps erhG!t
bas ". 70. E." foIgenben Brief:
.Grlauben Sic mir, mid OH oas
rQeue Diensr 9as6latt" 3u rpenoen,
um aG benz 8srsbe uber meinen Noz
men anldBli6 Der GreigniTe in por=
tu9ol elm (snoe gu MAIDEN. Wir iit
nttts 10 febr aIs SdDeigsn ertpunibt.
Der ReOatteur eines 8lattes BAT mid
beIuht, uno oieiem elaubte icb in alr
ler Iussubrlt6teit QGes, tpas ih ibm
ourh germtttlung eines DolmetiGers
I'm Berldufe eiuer Idnoeren rnterre=
bung sslagt babe. mitt6eilen su miiIs
len. Sd fheue o6er ni6ts 70 febr,
als ben Shetn 81 ertpeden, als bGtte
ih aus ben unsliidIjdsn Greisniffsn
Wortkil 5ieben unb Rstlame fir mid
ma4sa uoQez. Gas If zba.iaHe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22

IIsir liest inbeb baran. entIhieoen
sa ertlGren, nab ih. entaesen Den pera
breitsten Geriihten, 1iemuls i'm tOnies
liden galois bon aihubon seipobnt
uno bab i'd ben aOnis imrner nur als
Treunb, niemuls ais Musbeutunssobs
left hetrahtet hnbe.
SD perbe BON Bitten um stlter=
pieps beltiirmt; aus Mm.rifa iommen
mir mittels 9abeltelesrummen gn.
snssmertsdntrdss bon pbdntdfiiider
Sobe. Seoer WenId bon 8eTnmdd
piro periteben, tpie peinlih mir oteie
gang. 8epesuns lit, unb m.in lebz
bates geoiirFnib nritfiiblen. pplIitdnz
Dig auberbalb bieIer trauriaen 8ors
tnmmniiie eeloHen gu iperoen uno in
abioluter 3uriidboltuns iiber lie Su
psrharren.
Mfit bem Iusbrud borsiislider
9oaahtuns Gobp Deslp s. .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
miifen sicb ipobl bic iooenonnten gstt=

miiTen iih ipobl bic iogenannten 9ett.
lersinien befinben, benn teiner Der
SippelbriiDer gins bisher poriiber,
obne Die Site bes paitors in Mnipruh
su nebmen. Gines Iases nun fam Elm
gan5 alter Wanberburftt, Der iebr
fhGbis ausfab. BeIonbers Die Site
feI iparen seeignet, srobes Mitleio su
erresen. Born blies ber Winb herein,
um binten einen Mussane au finben.
Der Daitpr lief in fein Ghlafaimmer,
ereriff bas erite bette Qndr Stiefel uno
eub es benz 9ettler. gls er am Ibenb
sinen Spasieredne muhte, fam er duf]
in bic Rdbe Der 9erberse uno horte
eine Sttmme. bic ibm betonnt rortan
$50 M. iinb ssbotsn! Wer bietet
mehr2" f[una es aus benz 9aitsimmer.
9lls Der paitor in oasGaitsinmer trat,
fab er ben olten 9ettler ouf bem Slide
Iteben, i'm gesriff, Die linn bon benz
paitor geideniten Stisfel su perItei.
germ. Der pa'tpr betb.iliste Iih nun
eifrig on bem 9ieten uno bate ba5
Slid, bab ihm feline sisenen StiefeI
fir 7.50 M. sussidldsen tpuroen.
Cine urdritIide airte
ouf bsm Selbers. Cine airhe,
Die man offenbar gu ben GItsiten Der
gbriitenbeit ipirb rsdnen biirfsn, lit
Ioeben bei Serufalem auf tem 8ipiel
oes Selberses entoef. tporben. MaR
slaubt ben gau, BON bem Elm GROCER
Sbeil perbrannt, anoere gbeiIe aber
fait unperiebrt erhalten itno, in bas
Sabr $50 berleeen 81 biirfen. Den 9pz
ben Der Rir6e bepett Elm tpunberbar
erholtenes moIaitpfIaItsr; in elmer ber
Seitentapsnen finosn iit bic saufz
auellsn. 9lud lit Elm Grabitein ppre
banoen, ouf bem in erisdiIhen 2ets
tern Der Name ,Skooprus" Itebt. Be-
Ionbers tpsrthbou 1T. oab man 75
Gentimeter unier benz 5ubbobn elm
5trei!es Wtoiaitpfluiter BON srober
5riIhe hes aplorits entoedt bat.
Na6 Der lleberseusuns bsrgelebrten
bdnoeIt es iid. tpie Der .GauIpis"
melost, um ben goben Der airdsSdntt
SeIena, bic sur 3stt bes erItsn Sreuss
suge5 reitaurirt porosn lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
nah 81 Ill I

eeb gdfl,
neIcttc 1attin bon @ernbcro gruneu I'm alter
bon IS SGbrer, 8 Wcnater urb Is Ioger. Tie
geerotGuHg iinoei fat an wapuiaG. ben "a.
Cfiober 1910. Waoraens u s utr, bonn 1rnn1,
boufe. 30 BOT Eine Gtr1be Henoina Cbiu,
nlis npruu' I'm iibr in Der q. Qeter uuo
91uIus.airte bafeI5ff en feierli6es Menuicfa
abpebdlten trtrn, fposu 9erndrbie uno Sreunoe
bermit bofilfit etuaelnhen !tuo bon
2i-23 Teu frauernetn SinnrtiseeeneM.
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SteGtn-9efnA.

berhtfrQf6et fpridt 1eutidb. sxsaHsofif6 unD
Gnelii6. D6nf6t asttit. Ueogg JIsrses. ss3
Nfest s. en-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22

8 lot bon 3immern NIT gas nnb oIIer mos
htrniten ReGuemiihfeiten. 80. 122 Barter
G;rabs. sfp,ffen Clifton nnb Ce.c Hpenne:
22-25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22

Snbfns m5bliries 9tnimer In mooeruer
pans in 0crrubile. s,o6sufraeen gso. 30ts
GoHsers G!rcte. 1e--22'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
Su perRaufen: Eerf6ieoenes.

Gute 8tIeaente it.-lEiu etnbiiries Soiei
In ciner beuifchsn solonie TN Eleeu INTER
pnf;inen afelnaunseu sn iiberuebneH. 8ors
eanaer ipotltabeno aercrosn: beunde af6e
herIcnpf. 3u erfrnaen bet Q. 6. Scrilina,
so 2earbcrH Strabe, Qbtcaac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
81 serkaufea sNa u sermictbsh

9cuIftf6s. @snlrbiifne: In febr an'
TEN 3ufioHbe; cute 8fhinaMusen. JchH Y.
gaeber Gaif. 522 giHe Girabe. 1925
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
Anatto,ss-Nmjet8eii.


Ganf uber ftGs Mter EeHe an hsr
esyirgtpn Qifs. s.fpa 800 Jores ben bfr Gtgabsrs
bobH. Vatsufrassu ta 9. Grtit Gres ett or.
Wit$su Gar 2init.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22

M INN, inneer. fubt iroeubsuelde Hrbett; ga.
brii0rbetf ccsGkso0eH. l30 elnofp &tE..
NeipDori. ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
4n ptrmief9en.

8 I bon 9imnern nit Sei8are. I'm erfien
Efcd: nue M0oeIneu BerbessrunreH ein'
fhlie6IiG eirer eroben Gas HanGe. 30.
24fS Etio eirenue. bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22

NuuQer Manu In6t EteIunG ais RunA'
mon. Norsenbex u1o, tDeuH n1fbtc. op1 tnl
4srtsayessk q. =. - 0isss9 oH~ -
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niibelmins Rtinbaro,

Starb ON neitiipc6 ben 70. Efto6er 1910.
nm II Y ubr GorHfi1as Grfer aelebier Dc:te,
Dofer Scntpteuerpaier3 lIg,S GTpsblter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-22
SttGen-Cejnlpe.

Auff6sr fu1t EfeIIune In einsm Dribots
pias: .ese beiisn afefersnssn y. a.. 1i26
Bine~E
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Teees-An,etsea.
milbslmins Bruutn,

Gtarh om Gcnnerfiae, ben 90 Ef.ober 1910
mlorgeHs Z ubr Is wsinuieH.
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Vcrter fudt gisfle; fam an Der Ddr tfifen:
Nstserensen. Gbas UcocSart. 42l Central
slbgnHe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
Sigma of COLLAPSE of Truce.

London, May 10.-There are sigus
today OF collapse OF the political truce
declared between the liberal and con-
servstive leaders in order to permit the
new KIpg George 10 have as smooth
sailing as possible at the beginning oil
bis regime.
Liberals are accusing the conservatives
OF seeking to take advantage OF the
stu stion to strengthen their position.
They point to many evidences In sup
port of their charge, and 1t Is feared
now that q crisis will shortly take place
sfler the lev regime gets under way.
There Is s growing belief Smong the
liberals that every months delay weak
ems their chances Of winning toe fight
to dos roy The veto power of the Lords
and they are likely to force The issue
again before the end of the summer.
Premier AsqaIth called his colleagues
into q hurried aud Informal conference
this morning and at 1l:90 be visited
the kiog to present his condolences
and discus the political outcome. l.
was the frat meeting between the
premier and the king. Asquith Wou d
give out nothing regarding either the
cabinet meeting or his talk with the
king.
The cabinet members, all OF whom
are nov 10 the city, of red their port
folios 10 the king today, who immed-
lately returned them. This is the
cust1m when a new king Is enthroued,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
RnasexeIti n Berlin.

Berlin, May l0.--Because Theodore
RoosevelPs special train arrived pre-
cisely on time today, there Was much
confusion in the reception plans at the
railway station. Authorities had been To-
formed that the train was thirty min.
utea late, aud with the exception ct
Baron Won Scboen, the minister Of for
eigu affairs, and his brilliant staff, there
was DO one at the station ID meet Mr..
Roosevelt.
The kaiser had planned to bsve bis
i'm perisl tuird drawn up st the station
TO welcome hin and to convey the
Rooseyelts 10 the American Embassy 10
imperial carriages.
The guard. resplendent 10 gold aod
lace, and the imperial carriages, rich
With their trappiDgs, all arrived, how
ever, sitsr the Roosevells had been
bundled into taxIcsbs and started for
the embassy.
When the kaiser heard OF the mistake
he wss greatly "fused" and upbraided
those 10 charge OF the reception plans
for their careIessness.
10 cons' queuce OF the death oil King
Edward, the meetings between Roosevelt
aud the kaiser will be few and Informal.
The fret of these took place ct o'clock
this afternoon at the Potsdam Palace,
where the Roosevelto had lancheon TO-
day. The gres ting the kaiser extended
was cordial In the extreme, though 1t was
evident that be was much depressed by
his royal uncle's death.
Grown Prince Wilhelm and his family
we're also at the palace. The family al
buns OF the H)heD )llerns, which are
only shown to vstor5 on rare occasions,
we're Inspected by Mr.. Roosevelt.
Leaving the palace, the RcoSevelts
motored back to the embassy where they
will remain as Ambassador HIPS guests
during their stay here. The next meet
Ing between Roosevelt and the kaiser
will take place at the University OF Bar.
lilo, Thursday. when Roosevelt delivers
the third OF bis European Lecturer. 1t is
probable that third and more extended
MEETING will be arranged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
LARGE SUBSCRIPTION.

With an indicator, 10 the form OF a
clock face, 10 full view Of the copgregs'
ton, Rev. DR.. J. o. KOott, OF the Meth
odIst Church South, of WsrrtnlOU, took
subscriptions to the amount OF IS. 600 al
last suodsy mornings service.
DIR. Koott was sppointed to Warren
too at the late session Of the B ,ltimOre
Conference OF the Southern Methodist
Church. Steps we're st once taken BY
the pastor looking to a new church
building on su eligible site. Such a
sta was secured In the westsrn s'cIiOu
Of the town for IS, 900. The liicisIs OF
the congregation told the pastor that II
subscriptions ccu'd bs secured TO the
amount OF $1,000, this, in connect on
With proceeds from tia sale Of the old
church, would be sufficient, IS they
Ibought, to justify their starting at once
to build.
The device OF the clock-iace, with q
red star to indicate the IS, 000.msrk, by
lis novelty, proved to be an agency to
Grouse considerable enthu,iasm, ss the
hard moved rapidly around t. the red
mark, aud subscriptions we're reported.
The mark vas reached 10 fifteen nina.
tes. The congregation at once crowded
sb ut the altar, Prevent 10 their ccngrai-
ulstions of the pastor and each ether.
The new church, to be tu It Oh Win
chester street, will be begun 10 the ntar
future, aud will be bath handsome and
thoroughly adapted to modtrd church
work,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
MYSTERIOUS Murder

Denver, Colo, May l0.-A strange
symbol carved in the forehead Of Mrs.
Katherine Wilson whose body WAS found
jammed into q packing case in the base
ment of her home ia the fashionable
Capitol Hill district, has the police
myst6ed today. TIE woman was
strsnglsd to death With q cloth which
sss still twisted tightly about her
threat. The symbols In the form OF the
Greek letter De'ti, on each side Of which
extend two straight marks, the skin
Being cot away In thin strips. A Jap
anese hoost cleaner who Is reported to
have helped Mrs. Wilson put her home
10 readiness for &C. upancy Is being
sought by the police 1t is believed the
murder wss committed Saul day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
THE MEIHODI5TS.

The most important action by the
general conference Of the Southern Meth
odlst Church 10 Asheville, N. O., yes.
terday, wss the voting down, by vote
of lOS to 1862, Of substi uts motion
providing for toe election OF tue stewards
Of the church BY the church conference,
that Is the eongregt ton, instead Of by the
quarterly conference, after they have been
nominated by the pastor 10 charge. This
was amended by adding that the stew
ards be nomiDtt,d by the pastor and the
election ratified by the church confer
ence, but even this did not meet With
approval.
=, Aotther MISTER OF Importance Was the
report OF the Sunday school committee,
which recommended tbst held sscte-
tsry be appointed to aid In advancing
the work OF that department
The Vanderbilt University question
was considered By the committee 90
education In an open meeting. The dis
cussion vas not finished eud will be con-
tInued Wednesday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
Virginia News.

The battalion OF cadets Of The Virginia
Military Instltuts left Lexington yesler-
cay on the fret days practice march 10
S:su t)D.
Fire lsst might st Suffolk totally de-
stroyed the gain tlsvstor OF the Virgicia
Mile, practically every bin 10 which was
filled With CORP, loss s25, 600.
The Colonial Danes of America In
The State Of Virgins will hold their au-
pusl meeting st the Women's Oldb 10
Richmond this AFTERNOON st 5 o'clock.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
The tenth annUal convention OF the
Virginia delegates Of the Knights oil
Ooumtu, met In the organ'z atoms new
home In Richmond this morning aud
will adjourn Wednesday evening.
The sale of the Pauueit farm, which
contains ninety eight acres to Mr.. George
BowIy and wife on Saturday BY Mrs. 1.
W. Harrison for $751; shows the
large increase 10 value OF land 10 Fred
erick county In the past several years
Alexander SkIdmore, q Confederate
veteran, oiSsffofd county, WAS parslJ zsd
Friday night at his home, near Freder-
icksburg. he was taken TO the Mary
Washington Hospital In that city
for treatment and died Saturday, night.
George Wexford Garrett, of Washing
ton, and Miss Verns Bronson Clarke,
diu shtsr OF Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Clarke, of SpotsyIvania county, we're
married Saturday evening 1t Willow
Cakes, the home Of the BRIDES parents,
by Rev. Decatur Edwards, Of Ffeder-
icksturg.
TIE fiheeLth antu,l meeting OF the
Association of Surgeons Of the 8 uthefn
Railway, will be held in the auditorium
Of the Jefferson Hotel, RichmondMsy "a
10 &c. Surgeons from all over the South
ern system will be present when the con.
veniion Is called ID order at 10 O'Clock
on Tuesday by Chairman J. A White,
OF the COMMITTEES on arrangements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
SUICIDE OF A WOULD.BE MUIR
DEFER.

10 Dit of jealous rage Perry Hattie
q school teacher OF Shenandoah equity
shot Miss Naomi O0ffmau five times
then turning the weapon on himself be
fred bullet into his heart, dying In
SANITY. Hattie had been attentive t.
Miss Ooffmsn. Accompanied by Flank
Dodeon, Miss Oofman had attended
church near OonicVille, Shenandoah
cou atty. While returning In a carriage
they were met by Hattie who began
firing. At the first shot the horse be-
came frightened, and ran of. throwing
the occupants ont. Then Hattie fred
four more shots at the young woman
With one shot left 10 the pistol, he re.
1uested Miss Gilman to shoot bin.
This she refused to do. Then turning
the pistol on himself, be ended bis life.
Miss Ooffman was taken TO q neighbor's
house and physicians were summoned.
The wounds are dangerous, one entering
her abdomen, another near the heart,
q third the luag, the fourth the hand,
and the fifth the arm. Her recovery Is
doubtful,