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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
FOR RENT.

Corner. brick store. fine soft drink stand. city. Store buildings at low rents. suitable for shop purposes. Grocery and market. corner 10th avenue and fist street; old established loca- ton. Cottage, s rooms. large lot. nns placs for children; 2o20 10th avenue. north. groom cottage, best part of Woodlawn. 1S5 No. 62d street. Groom cottage, s015 Avenue F; rent re- duced to $22.b0.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent. s1ol yIrss Avenue. Ben Phone q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
FoR aAL,E.

SOUTH HIGHLANDS. iD-room. modern homo, 18th avenue, south: east of 10th street: 5000. Beautiful, large corner lot, fronting 8 feet on 18th avenue, south; east of 10th street; $500. Corner lot, 1s2x24s. 18th avenue. south;
 FARM. 90 acres, 25 miles out, near railroad; $600.
 we sell real estate in all parts of Greater Birmingham. Our reputation, earned during 2 years of business, insures . square deal MOTION REALTY GO. Both Phones 21. 2o28 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES
IeuaI Notice.

Monarch Livery Go. will sell at pub lie outcry. in front of 2011 Fourth ave-, Birmin gham, Ala, at 12 o'clock noon. Jan. 27. 1910. one sorrel horse, the of H. J. Shell. by virtue of a lien they have on said horse for feed ing and taking same at the request Of the owner. More than ten days have elapsed since demand was made on said owner for the sum due. $66.50.
 Monarch Livery Co.,.
 By J. D. LATHEM, Manager.
 l-2-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
$55OO

South Highlands, finely located, S-room modern home: first floor has reception hall, dining room, parlor and kitchen; large basement: second floor has three beautiful bedrooms and one small bed- room: quarter sawed oak floor down. stairs, beautifully papered walls, fine woodwork throughout; Peck Williams furnace; lot is an alley corner and east ern frontage; neighborhood the best; cost builder 5000. You oan get real value here and only 5000 required. But now is the time to hurry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
M. k. WG0l

REAL ESTATE co. 1ol Jefferson County Savings Bank. Peoples Phone 1054.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23

My Lady of the Eouth" by Randall Parrish GA. c. McClurg Co.)
 My Lady of the South Is not much, If any. It deals with battles, murders. apd sudden deaths. to say nothing of mysteriss and that always thrown d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
FOR SALE.

BOOVx12V<x " 0x ogAVV1x
 ce, Loans. 21H 3d Ave. Phones s10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23

Bell m.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
Levy BILL ARGUMENT
Corporation La5cyer and Meas
Hre's .futhOT Tall.
iuy Telegraph 20 The Tribune .

Albany, March 22-On the plea ths. il
would hurt small corporations. Ross Lovc!..
representing the Erie Railroad and several
other large corporation. appeared to-day
before the Assembly Judiciary Committee
in opposition To- the bill % AssembIyman
Aaron j. Levy, requiring corporations to
die anuuai report with the Secretary
Of state. The report is 10 include state
meHt of the corporations dnaHcial cOadi-
tion and the names and addresses Of the
officers and directors. Its purpose the in
troduCer said. was to make IL pos sible %
locate persons responsible for the acts of
corporations in eases where actions are
brought against them.
When MI Lowell announced his solicit
tude for the small corporations. Mr.. Levy
asked him if ne represented any OF the
small corporations. iie admitted that he
did not.
Well. you're very charitable. replied the
iutroduccr of the bill hut think that
Il th" small corporaticnssfe that they
vii! be hurt hy ,his bill they'll send a
champion of their own To oppose 1t"
Mr. Levy then mentioned many cases
where injustice hy corporations had gone
unpun.shed because it was impossible %
serve a process OF court cn any body re-
sronsihle for the acts ~ the corporation
For failure 90 hle reports the bin pro, !dcs
a penalty of 50 day Tor every day over
time. rc,oy cradle ty the people of the state
through the Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
LAWYER SUES EST.fTE
charges FRAUD in Transfer Of
C0uAiR's Rcai EStdic.

,arfre ,,er- .nl -i's. ih ere tOuut- ''.,rH
0,c ,ssiaiday la TIE SEA, of Jusiiu Fcl-
f..r af attuIr,s uf It'., X n. against
,l.., J-t,tte ScoAlllc. lsaar stewart aad
Isaac a Stcn+rt. es e2ceutriA ami 'Nccu-
t,r. Il th. n.ll ui Aurc Gfsoe Neiio=S. 20
t...,.r E4HI>. vhl.h. Pc" said. uss duc
I.ira f.r flols- -l1i..l scrEl.rs. hoioSa also
..l,1 tlat certain conveyance OF real
,,l.,r,.,t, at Srulten Da5an ne so aside.
-. listtnz ls,n ma.- to ar. Sco'iiie with
....t ....r-il,.iatluu sIG uiou false sud fraud
.i.l,ut reurssoutauons kcllor-, through g
,.,., r4u nrm. scrtei an amended com
,l.,,, .,,ftt tte --me col Jc,fs
4I. ...uIrIaIut "a forth ihat iiaifluf
49,. .... I..f ou l,1Tual1 - 'tln. lcahfus
Mn +. t,.IIth Mi-e hslluSg WAS sp-
.,.--t ..,...llriA. Mlrs kellogg uuai iici
,s.r5frt. iu.f Irter hled ail lhtcnio.5
- ~, rfatHsr-s estate. and subsequently,
l...,.. ,,,,i,li..d to hcl"ss, cousin, t"r
l,,s ll.l.I.lt -rcd ioi hy nin l"r profession
Al a.. t.l,e,a iL3t Nis oNiie "n Jui
40 made -l aliegtd decd 81 lte Icsl
no a. Isaac stewart, l"i Ifir'ial ai-
=. .ls.er and ,oundCutial ~af - anu lnat
I knew Miss kellogg Wa NA'i. Niatf
.l., frautncc - M. Sf"Ah'' ~iu iie' De
a.. not au Inuo,rent pnt 'has'f "i inc
1,,,fetfv Mi-- Nelioee dirH at Ia Iona
IA iu lbeoemtsr. hcE "A4 Ais'o'Aied
Stcwa4t cAclLtcT-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
BRIBE GIVERS NEXT
Continued from first page.

that he was too lame and was conse-
quentIy unable to deliver the goods.
Herring then admitted that lie engineered
the distribution. Each man got $ltO.
Immunity Limit Extended.
With the adjournment of the confes-
sionaI court to-day the announcement
was made that the immunity promised
those VINO would confess their wrOngdO-
ing would be extended another twenty
four hours. instead Of being a dead issue
at noon TO-DAY. as had been previously
announced.
The remarkable feature os tO-day's
proceedings was the appearance of men
who pleaded no defence for charges
which they themselves had to bring
Five of the meu haz 70, Leen even in
Gicted but appeared voluntarily and
stated their OvE eases 10 the Assistant
Distric- Attorney and Judge Fraser.
captain" Klein. who started the ma
nicipa. uproar by his confession OF Sat-
uIday. Is being cared for by the District
Attorney. Guarded by two detectives.
the former tow5oat captain is living
az a downtown hotel, his meals being
served i'm his rooms ana mis- c.e-y NanC
administered to Late lac: night, iJ is
reported, when he was left alone mo
ment in his room. he vrawIed under his
bed. and upon the return of his guardian
sleuths CONSERVATION reigEed. Immedi-
ate search was begun. one detective
slid and scrambled down a fire escape,
while another secured halls and clothes
lockers in the hote.. Finally kiein was
discovered by his ever present laugh
and BETRAYED his hiding place.
An embarrassing situatiOn has devel-
opcd i'm the City's counciImanic bodies
through the enforced designations. The
Councils luect next Monday night. and u
is expected thar by that tine there Wit
rot be enough ViFtUous ones left t. form
a quorum. ~ is considered fortunate IN
official circles that the budget Was
passed before tn storm brJsc as there
might have been difficulty IN s-,tins
special meetings T. pass the bills which
had to become laws before taxes could
be. collected
Already il is being agred cut how
these vacancies VIII be tiIled. and il is
expected the Mayor win be compelled 10
can special elections in the wards whose
delegations have cn.dccimated
The penalty 10 which the guilty coJn-
cilrnen are. liable under the law is fine
not exceeding $1O.Oo0. imprisonm-a at not
exceeding five years. and to be deSarrea
forever from holding any place Of proht
-. trttaf in, tI,e rnfnrrtnNe4lfN
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
Observation-Disclosures
Emmett Rhodes Played Neat
Trick on Fire Underzcriters.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Auburn. y. Y. March 22.-Emmett
Rhodes, who handled the $1,000 fund Of
the National Board Of Fire Underwriters.
as testified to before Superintendent Hotcn-
kiss al the fire Insurance inquiry in New
York City. wasa prominent instr nee agent
and died here last year.
Rhodes was a Republican politician and
supported Senator WilcOx's machine, and in
political differences between the Wilcox
an the Payne factions Rhodes was always
against the Congressman. lie had been u
member OF the stale Association OF Fire
Underwriters and a member Of the legs
lative committee, and on account OF living
in Congressman Payne's home town he was
employed by the national board to repre-
sent it at Washington while the bill for
the repeal Of the stamp tax was being CON
sdered by the Ways and Means Committee
Although Payne and Rhodes were never
politically friendly the men who were hard
ling the yellow dog" fund were ignorant d.
that fact. and they practically put the
whole matter OF lobbying for the repeal in
charge Of Rhodes. lie went 70 Washington
hired a suite at the Shoreham at $50 a day
and entertained lavishly But he met with
a cold reception from those whom ne repre-
scented 10 be his friends and returned home
10 Auburn not little disappointed
IN due course the repeal blI long de-
cided as necessary by Congress. vas
passed. Rhodes LOldly claimed credit for
the repeal. and at once prepared and sub
mitted a bill for services against the Ma
tiOual Board of Underwriters His expenses
had been freely advanced by that body, and
when he presented bill for personal ser
vices for $1,000. there was a strong protest
But Rhodes held his original letters ami
teleErams, and pointed TO the repealed
stamp tax. The insurance men tried to
compromise tor 5000 bat Rhodes stood
pat. and after several months of CORE
spondence received the money in full
law partner i'm telling the story to-day as
narrated above. said:
Payne never knew anything about
Rhodes's fee unit. months after the repeal
OF the bill when it became known in Au-
burn Not having beer political,v on
friendly terms with him. the Congressman
had treated Rhodes with scant courtesy
while Rhodes was in Washington and
when he heard how Rhodes had buncoed
the underwriters. he. like all vino were in
on the story, appreciated tive joke on that
organization"
Rhodes soon alter receiving his fee
moved from his humble home in Steel
street 10 a handsome newly purchased
hoase in GeHesee street. i'm the aristOcratic
section. lie also bought an automobile
and then sprculated in the oil business in
Texas. lie lost heavily and died poor
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
SHOT IN C1RDROOM
U'Oundcd Man Refuses to Dis
close .4SsailaRts Name.

Henry Jacobs. Who says he IS a broker.
Was shot yesterday morning IN tie cardroom
II the Pilgrim cafe. an No = West Il5Jh
street. and was taken tc tire Harlem HospI-
tal. where The doctors say Ills death is eS-
pected al any moment According tu the
police, Tie shooting Is inc resuu Of a gam
bl,rs' feud Jacobs hss ref2s,s o. divuse
the name q. his assailaut
The ar.t iu the Gaze trough; enc police
reserves rlo.n two precincts. and although
a score ~ Lr.~-tlves were in the neighbor-
hood ;he asss1art managed T. make his
escape lie ngod two bullets. OHe 81 which
tore as Nav luf5 Jacobss stomach. ana The
ether injured q man Who she police say
-cve the name OF shea.
NEen tna man catered tte card-oom 20
fnd h,s victim the place was allied W:th
pucohl- ri4ycI.. Ja-oos, whose home l.
In tsc Ho'.1 Cctn, az - Nicholas aEcaae
ana Nc.; llSth sueet. was alone a. one a.
the taa'es The man rh0 later shct MIN
Nd accompanied iy two men. Nitain e.
i,w inmates The ,li0 Was ensaged IN a
card sau,. ana Jaco's ras invited 10 Jsn
tnem. A. De left ni~ seat the hrst buile.
WI.lZ1ed .tCro~S the room.
Id IL said that he had asked Jacobs about
..lnel go" a he tvak 2ila, a2d mat ne
nr,.l When saco.~ replied that le asa act
oR. Iiu IuF money
csfb tlls report of flf, ir~t shot The as
-..ilsuf hailed a second Hctore firing tie
.s..,.,td ti,i.s ard lf1cu walked paSt tile Hay
tIs and lnso ii.- fl'''1 N'i'i' &c iilil4s'NN
with tlfv rrunu.
Thr police Arrested slA men as Nitn'sses
buI t.autaiu barnett. of the Harlem lfr-
f...flNe lsurfau. ordered tneIT release "a men
a.. leaned the details 90 ta" s'."ut'ns-
Whils The police Ncf" waning ioI ihe
anf.llau-e 81 J-Coh-. abe father OF the
ID ..fHrH de- Ia
,,fe.t,i.-d ,u raiu with hi~ ~en 80 tell thv
nam. al hI- ASA liant
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
MR.. BROWN" FOUND.
He Is m MiddIetO1cn-- Contra
diets George r. Sezcard.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Middletown. y. Y, March s2-Edward
A. Brown. who is believed To be the man
mentioned by George +. Seward. president
of the Fidelity and Casually Company. in
the insurance investigation. Is proprietor
OF the Hotel Brown in this city.
lie said tonight that he vas purchds-
ing agent at Sing Sing prison about
fifteen years ago. when Mr.. Seward alleges
ne met man named Brown who de-
marded 81 900 TO kill a bill in the Lesis-
Iature which limited casualty companies
To one line OF business.
On being shown the statement of NJ.
Seward. Nh. Brown said: Il never saw
Mr.. Seward or heard of him
is there any truth In the story. so far
as you are cOncerned?'
ITS n --- lie. j was not IN the busi-
ness of selling legislation and I never
acted for any one else in that connection"
Perhaps Mr.. Seward meant some other
Mr.. Brown" il was suggested.
We'll. according to his statement. Mr
Brown replied, he says he does not mean
w r. Brown the warden and as the only
other Brown at Sing Sing then besides my
self was Elliott Brown, the warden's
seventeen year-Ol1 son. he must have meant
me-
Would you testify II called upOn?'
Certainly, 7 would, and 1t would take ne
only a few minutes 10 clear up the mys-
terry and settle Mr.. Seward"
''WIll you make a statement or what oc-
CURED At the time IEentiOned:'
No. / do not care to say anything now.
II / am subpenaed I viii make a state
ment. and i; will be very short but sat
isfactory one"
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
TWO cHAuEEEuRs sENr TO JAIL

Convicted - uanslaugAter in the sec
ond drgree for the Killing 20 William Jar-
dine on Sunday May g. zoos. two ch1ui-
feurs were sent 90 Jail by Justice crane
in the Criminal Branch 81 thc supp eme
tcurt. Brooklyn. Yesterday morning. The
men arc Geurse Penn aud James r. cross
They we're IN an automobile. rus hing along
Fourth avenue. when the machine bowie
over Mr.. Jardine and hi tao ncces. Dor
othy Jardine and Alice COck. an of No az
al street. Mr.. Jardiue was crushed 50
badly that he died soon after his removal
% the Norv eslan Hospital Fcnn was
senterccd 70 thirty days IN thc Raymond
Etscst 1au and CTvss 10 s.x months
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
WOMEN,S F1T1L DUEL
Man Lored by Boil Acted as
Referee. 1t rs Sad.

Nashville. Tenn March % News
reached here today os "a d-.e between tsvO
womea AT Kingston. Tenn. sunday night
JusJ after church services Rosa Cowan
and Nellie Tavlor quarrelled over ,he afiec-
tions 3s man Both drew knives. when
others attempted to prevent the women
from Sighting g. is said. tine man about
whom tLe quarrel started mterfered and
with leVelied revolver ordered that the
women oe allowed 90 fi-ht it cut. The duel
continued until che tiruats of both had
beeu cut and Rosa CCWau iay dead Neilis
IaElO- is not eXneCIed tn live
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
big TIM SULTAN.

a"i Which substitutes retaliation for re-
cilrocily and threatens commercial var
iai' wi;h ccr best customers" he con-
tinCed.
Tho defeated candidate. William r. Blu.
chanan. sand;
IL tho rs Sult viii serve 80 convince the
Republican leaders an Washington that
something must Pc speedily accomplished
in the way of lowering th- cost of living
! shall feel thst m, defeat hs, no; bee.
without value"
Mosa.uston. March ce-The election Of
Eugene n Foas in the district Of the
!-Ie Representative Lowering DRepubIicanD
aroused great Interest in th. House TO-
da., "'d an announccmou; Of The Demo
ei"'lc VICTOR" made on tho l'oor during The
afternoon caused loud applause from that
s-ae 80 tic chamber
Sly brothers election is nothing .css
than "A miracle" said i;euuescntatiye Foss
bui Pc is gr.-st Fighter aud ! am not
sulpI scd. We are very fond of cacn other.
hut ] suppose Ve Niu have some warm
;mcs when he comes down here and sits
IN thc C!.a,Dber opposite me
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
THE GRIP At NgwsuRe.
lBy Teiegrapi 90 .rh- Tr.hup,

10y ltlt bidpti Co lnr Tribune
New UuTg. y. y. March - ct IS reported
az the health ofiice iu this city that there
ere nNc hundred casea ~ grip here o,-
,asi"ncd' phN~icians say. ky the veried
change OF weather.
The eases Nield readily L. treatment ana
40 faialuies have thus Far been reported
N is said That pneumonia feature accom-
pfcmpu! treated pneumonia develops.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
SANK TELLER GUILTY.

Phiiaieiph.a, March Thomas Larson,
fo-WCrl- receiving teller Of thc PhiiadcI-
phia branch Of rhe First National Bank of
Camden, y. g.. pleaded guilty % embez-
zliuE ab0ut S5l91 from ,be institution her,
TODAY. Judge Mcpherson Will impose sen
tCute later Following bis arrest several
weeks ago. arson ~a.d hiS downfall was
due Co desire io Give above his means
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
AEDRIDGE IN THE FIELD.
Announces His Candidacy 20 Succeed
Perkins in Congress.

Rochester. March 2e.-George ". Aid
ridge. Republican state Committeeman. an
noInced Tonight that De- VAS a candidate
for election TO Congress. TO succeed James
b. Perkins. The Monroe Count Rcpubli-
can committee viii meet on Saturday 10
take action relating to the nomination Of
a candidate 10 succeed Mr. Perkins The
date Tor the special election Was set FOR
April ~ by Governor Hughes to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
NOMINATE WITHOUT PLATFORM

indianapolis, March State senator
Linton A. Cox was nominated Tor Congress
oy the 5th District Republican Convention
here this afternoon. The convention ad-
Journcd Without adopting resolutions Of any
kind. the leaders not wishing 10 do any
lhing that might embarrass the state con-
VcutiOn, 20 be- held two weeks hence.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
Loverins's Large Majority.

The lith District has been the most con-
s>'cutIy Republican district n MasSachu-
se'ts having never before elected a Demo
Iaf 90 Congress. Congressman Lowering
arHed the distrct M 1914 1y the enormous
plurality n lf-5o. and IL appeared al the
rlr 90 his death hast winter that q man
ar assing under Democratic colors would
..le no hope whatever.
Tfs remarkable shit of votes to-day is
,.rio.t 20 anaiyze. The Republican lead
admit that their party u the district
aa- divided owing partly 10 the failure of
lldle Robert -. Harris. II BridgeN ater
o win the nomination in the primaries Mr..
Bl Ianan had 90 meet the allegation that
10 was not strong party man. ms OPP
poucri- pointing ro thc .a,t that be- was
n-merly the secretary of Governor WILL
sm I Douglas. Democrat Tie was
.,ther Handicapped by theory that Nj
oss was a. good Republican a. himself.
aI % is true that ar, Foss's prominence in
Republican marty previous 10 last year
-ougIt many supporters 20 ms standard.
WITH the Socialist vote, which may reach
81, more than .5.opa ballots were cast to-
64f. which rs about fo-r-Etths of the av-
sfare vote in the !ast three Congressional
ta,ious and larger than in the election OF
IT,
rarrressrar-c.e,t Foss Is manuia o
n,. banker and capitalist. of Boston.
d. had been twice defeated Tor Congress
q. fHe Iltl District. Hc rs d brother ~
c.uElessn.au Fo~-. - Illinois SIR. Blu
tsasn IS tse I.lil~her ~ The Blockton
Ill.s
kr io-, Will probably serve out only
ne r..aiD3or r an. Loeering's term. A. he
expos 20 enter tls state campaign next
g.
Nt Joss. in a s's,smert tonight de-
ta.rI tHo result ~ tho election SLOWED
% demaua Iy tgc people tHst the lsepUu-
.. party fulnl it- pleases 10. an homes,
lt4u.t loon - Ire Iar.H
.. h. % demand ior the immediate r.
Isa- 80 section - Tire Paync-Aldrich
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
Corrsa eaek {, s,snd.

Emmanuel 90. 4. Ccir,a nno test lied
on Monday. Nas recalled lp.- a bri,f
session yesterday. n Vas "a small mat
tor. as to amount involved. that ar
Hutchkiss wanted to QUESTION him about
at hrst. and M. Cor-ca answered every
thing with his customary good humerrI
smilr.
The sum oi NlOp "hirl he contributed
through his ,o;4pany O" George T.. Shell
don on Octor,r -. lh1 ,vas CHARGED
up .n his books under travelling gN-
p..ns,s." and ths Superintendent wanted
L.. knov how that item could prope,I, 5.
.assinrd Doe surh Uay.
.Mr Sheldon advised as that n MIS-
ior his tApsE1cs travelling To Alaauy. 20
lo ,AgiainCd.
AR itotchkiss tren tSuk him back Al,
S.'ttemLer :. l9ni. Ahen the $50 he
.s,. o. Sheldon. ID which as testified ON
Nondar. utnt int" las books under the
hs.d uf state taACs.
..tAhv did son charge mat under state
t..N,eF" asked Hotthkiss
-.ah. that Was lot lighting state taxes.
81, ,f ,olrse, 30 went under that general
b-.d uas SIR torrea smiling rcptv.
and vhcn his inquisiioT proceeded 20
sboN him that the bin lcl q t1A On IN
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
DEMOCRATS WIN IN SARATOGA.
curfew Law Proposition Gets Few
Votes az the Sos.

sara;osa. \. Y. March The Demo
Gratis elected Jheir raud dates for trustees
ln every ward except one az to-day's vil-
ltSe election. giving them majority ~
n On the next Board of Trustees 4 propo-
Sition TO enact "A cuTfcW law was defeat
ed by large plurality.
T0-day'~ results insure the election by
The Board of Trustees uf a Democratic yil-
LACE clerk and Sewer, Mater and Street
Commissiouer.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23

naturally by the method of allowing
these lobbyists To put i'm huge bills with
out much attention tO detail
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
ELECT A DEMOCRAT
FOSS SUCCESSFUL IN
N.fSSd( III ESETTS.
EW Succeed the Late U'. &.
Lettering IN CoRgross-Re-
pub.iccg Stronghold Taken.

Grc l,tor. Mass Malcn = - llle :uh
Congress District. ono - Ire Repuhh
.an stlorguols> ot the STATE. to-day elected
ra~cnc \. Foss. of Boston. a. s4~ooed a.
congress thc i9tc William e.. Lowering. q
rauio' NJ Toss turacI a hepullioan
imaliy 20 u.-,o into a DemoHruc vic
49,. o., g margin cf $50 No,os.
Tne .us, to-Iry was.
Ea.-ac \. s'oss. ~. Boston dnem),
tf:,'
vfaIs,o a. -s...h. aarl 90 Brock;on ,EA.
sso
N.h,,. ;ae two ,i'ies arc ovsrs ono q.
.ic fo,t,-f0i.r tu0:a in tEe district laNr
l,cauli,an mair's.t.. only fout months
.ago "a orc ,t.tc s'r. iiun. a slant doz''
,.niais,d loyl o. th- Republicans to-day.
D. was .ac first contest a. be decided hy
Eastern Aofcr~ %irrc Na pasuc- A'dri'h
r iecanlc operative amt had Drculiar
r.errst on iast a,,,ait. Mr. Foss. Who
a insured ir eev.ral campaigns. nrst as
ecpuH.. c;u and latte,2E ms Democrat
v..l moderate Irotcotionist lCanincs. is We'll
known in thc Northcusteln States and in
gan-da - a champion of canadian rcci-
,r t.. au issue which lcd .hiur 90 loaV,
r Ecuundoan party last Aosr and hocour
U., .Da"oratic candidate for LicutcEan;
Go,rr nor. de failed by 5000 votes 10 cars.
u, State "a ;!.at tine.
Hisa Cost % Living issue.
aro,isr satjcct wi.,h was discussed m
,'.s ,lnII ll-1, iust ,l5scd 0us the hiph cost
{. HtuG. TIC democratic camTaiguors
c.c-eod sac 9ayuo- Aldr.ch tariff bil and
irc f.lsL-c of th- Republican party io
ruqo.IF sapsr r7iSc tEc trusts with bsins
ra.r., responsible for the ligh cost 90 liy-
c This attack Was met ly Senator
Htl- cabot Lodge. H.o. iu an address al
sa.st,n last saturday ui,..'. sa!3 uiat 81
masses h2l orcurrcd principally iu alti-lc~
ern which the duty AaI been lowered
ul.er tHo ,a-in WIS ~c,iscd last yea.
81 Joss. In replying 70 senator Lodgo.
ra,seutcd "a list ~ comparative foa1 prices
n Montreal - John. - A.. and Boston.
r.ic# he used as an argument against TIE
allegation thar thc cost of provisions was
le O. a Worldwide apva"d p'lce move
freut
The Democrats were aSsis.od iu the short
mpalgu hv N-CoUgIessnsn Joan X.
Tn aver. ~ Worcester. charles :. Hamln.
o Mst,aroisrt;. Mayor John r. Fitzgerald
aul members uf The Democratic state
Committee Governor Draper. Lieutenant
Governor Irothmgham. Congressman ~. :.
Gnceuo and other heading Republicans ad-
dressed several rallies m 81. RacEanan's
interest
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23

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