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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
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Die amMtontag srfoIgte 4ntiinoigung,
bag bic Gitisens g{ationaI gant tenn
pordr Die 3abIungen einiteleu Diirbe,
pdbreno bic Qngsleosnbeiten oe5 SJHz
itituts DON tem gtutionalbant gra=
minator 5. s. Sobnion Don Snoianaz
polls uutsrIuht tperoeu, eridlen 5aus
ienoen, bic unbeoingtes 8ertruuen in
bic 9aHt batteu, tuie ein 8IiBitrdb,
aus beitsrem 6immel.
9te5b1tIahe. baB bic 4ntuuoigunQ
in ben Utorgen3eitungsn gem11t purs
be, shs BE gr0ffnungsftunbe fiir bic
8anten fam, bate CUR sFolge, oab Die
Jtahri6t tetnen groBen IIdrm Derurs
iadte, uno es fuH0 feline 9emoHitras
tion oon 9epoiitoren Dor oem 9antge.
bduoe 'tatt, ob8IstA iih ipdtsr am
3aee Elm ariebnIiher 6aufen DonQtu.
ten in Der Rdbe oes gantgebGuoe5 an.
idmmeIts.
Dem IeBten Qusneis 8ufoIqe 6ot biz
gant Qtttpa in 60be pon 81 100000;
100000 aapital uHo $4,000 lie:
berihuB.
Is lit riht m0gli6, ettpdsgeittmm.
tee Uber ben Stuno Der 8Qnt 8r
iagen, big bie msbr ais 1900 Darle:
ben. bic bic gaut gsmadt bat, gspriif
poroer itnb, mas, ME Der Grominatp,
iagt, einen gan5er W1ondt in 4uIprut
ue6men tam. gs lit bstonnt, Dat
pon ben 2tusItGnben i'm getraq Dor
81. 100000 ein GROCER 5heiI aIs Dor
3peifelbufter Dirt an9eIeben tpirb, pit
grpB oieIer getrag 1T, tann porLduTit
nod ntht fsftg:itelIt tpsrben. 0sr9er,
oa6t bes graminators purbe suerf
errsgt, aIs >er entoette, oaB inot0tou:
elle Darleben Don mebr ais $4,000
ssmaht puroen. Dem 9erue6mer
nah bat Der Pr.ibent g. g. giQet
cine iol6s Summs geborgt, er bat abel
iH8piI6en bic Sunt i6aoIos ssbatten
Der 9rO3eB gsgsu bt,
8 Sbtoer g d par3e 6anb".
Solsoo. 8, II. San. gfeue On
tlagen, an STEELE Der Dor elmer Wo6
bon ben, Ridtsr 5aplor nieoergeT6la
genen Qntldqen, bic er nidt fir uenI
geno belt, iiub am montag ppn be,
Ser. Ct. 9runoiurp ge9en Is W}itgIis
Der Der rSdparSen 6anb" srbobel
tporoen. Der pro3eb gegsn bic anQe
tlagten lpirb am Gisnitag Beginner
Die genaue QntIuge Iautet, oab Die In
setlagten tbatiddIi6 9robbriefe ourd
Die 9oit perfdidt bdtten.
Seine Soffnung mebr fiji
5urrp 8ife.
golumbus, 8, II. San. De
9ouperneur6 6armpu bat Iih qeipeigeri
bic SobesItrdfe bes Gatoner U}Droer
6arrp Rife in lebensIdngIiae 3uAt
hausitrafe um3upanbeln unb be
Wlann pirb oaAer in Der Ru6t Dor
8ienItag gum W2ittpo6 i'm 3udtbau
bingerthtet tperoen.
Stellen bon 8 fftcejun
febr seudt.
Rem Yort, II. San. - ii
SteIlen bon Office Sungen in bel
it6otiihen Experiments Ihsinen feb
sefudt su iein. Qln Der lesten 9rii
fling Der gipilbienIttommifion 6etbsi
ligten iicb 2024 anaben uub oaop,
tamen 1881 ourd. ungefdbr Ell
| lGnsszo WotaussH Ssrsn ~ bsisssu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Muslano .Selegrapb
ar6eilU.KrawaGe IN Neapd
Die GrbDbmns Der wste'
then bie DeranlaHuns.
Baron abuen pOu Seberparg
Aat ,no(i6 ein ungarildes Kab'nsl
SufammengeRelt.
Dem beutihen Staatstrstr.tdr bes
gsuBersn BON ShOn
gDirb cine 8ensrtung sugel6rieosn'
bic feline GntIaHuns 5ur 5olss
ha6eR tam.
Gin fpaniltsr Ssr3Os als 5aIidu'ln'
ser perbaftet.
gOn ben qarlamsntsDablsn in eng
lamb.
Cine RaioritGi bsr aibsralsn jsst ss
fpiB.
@rbeiter Eraludlle IN
Yeapsl.


Qeapel IT. Sanuar. Die erhos
buna Der Ristbe fir ar6eitsrpobnuns
osu bate am Sonntag arafpdus 3ur
Jolas an benen ii4 mebr ala 10000
perionen beteiliaten. Cine ritls9s
Wsnfhenmenae Sog om gormi'tag
burdo bic Strabsn Der Staot uno na9
osm Ratbbaus, po cine SeputaiIon
NIT bsm giirsermsiitsr tonierirte, osr
periprad,. oaB bic StaDt iDfDrt filr
ben guu BON 4rbeiterUobnuHgsn
l,5OO, 900 dppropriiren fpiroe. G's
Wsnqe, bic fitb auberbalb oss Gsbau'
bes befdno uno msbrere fhfp1rae Jd9s
nsn miifiibrte, ipuroe iHSDiIten urgs'
bulnia unp orchte, nds Rathbaus er'
itiirmen gu rpOusu. Die goli3si mar
ihlieBlih esspunssu, sin5usrei'sn
mar ober nihi i'm Stonoe. be Wsens'
useinaaoersutreibeu. Su ben RAM
pfen, bic ldns.rs 3eit bauertsn, fpurosr
Elm Doliseihouptmnnn, mebrere 4oli3i'
iten unb piels Der Osmoniirontsn per'
lebt. 9lur pur6 bic rehtseItiee An'
tunft BON Sruppen tpurpe perhuist
haB bic arapaIIiiten zen Sieg oanon'
trugen.
Ios anerbieten oes 8iireermsiltsrs
arbeitsrnobnungen bduen 81 poueis
iSt ben arbeitern nid3t. genlseno uni
bic asiiatipn nausrt fort.
Ginfpanif der 5sr5og un'
ter ber Iutlase Der
Gafidmiin3trei.
Mabrio, IT. San. Cine GaIi4
minserper.itait III in elmer 5iitte II
Der Rdbe BON Guonir sntoedi tporbsr
une Der Gigentbiimer Der Quite, be-
Serspq BON 9enspenie unb Der Wor
auis 2ombap finb perbafiet rporosn
0iele prpmiuente perioHen foIsn tom
promiitiri isin.
GrDffnung bss fGDeeis l.
f6en Reidstass.
Gtc6bolm, II. San. = Gs1
ssonia DnItap er0ffneie am Wontai
in gerIon ben fhfpeoiiten Rst6stas
gos guoaet fir 1911 bslduft ii6 au
5000, 600, mas fpeniasr iii als in
Sabre 1910. Die 0er,pilligunssn fii
Seer unb ilotte firo beoeutsnb terab
oeTesi fporosn. Der a0Hig erildrt
obsr. bdb trosbsm nsue Steusrn no
tfia fsien uno bdb. um ods noraus
fidilifx Gefi3ii su bsdsn. cine W
hobuna Der Rnffees unb Der Orb
fhofisf,eusr uHb bic Ginfiibrung sins
Giniommsnitsuer H0ibig isisn.
Tas neue ungarifde min !
ferium.
Bubapsfi. IL. San. - Das po1
benz Orafen abutn bon Geberp1rn gs
bilbete neue uneariihe aabinst III nj
folst suiammsnaeiest: s}rsmitr I'm
qainiffer bes Snnsren. Graf Htus
BON Geberparp; sJinan5miniiter. 81
Gtorae Qudoes; oanoels Winiiiel
aarI Don 6isronpmi; 5ufti5. uno lin
terrihfs Winiiisr ab interim. .. Z
G3efslp; Mderbou MiHiiter. Gro
GerfHpi.
Derratb unttr k n inbi
fntn 1rupptn.
RaIfutta. Snbkn. IL. 5an. :
Rift gerings Genfoiion bat bier Dl
Werh0ftung bon sebn Wsann DOT
5tbnten Jnf. Regimnet perurfuh
bic bts Nerratbs angfiIngt porbe
iinb. N2nn glonbt, bcb bic NesInmi
ssns isias lleitsssJnsists III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18

bierte Generation Ietner fgamtlte re-
prGienttrte. sSm Burlament tptrtte er
bauptId6li6 fir bic 4bidaffung Der
StlaDerei in 8ruIilten.
Cine Sberbunbes gert q t g.
Gntf 6eibun8gegen BEN
Studt San as.
oyn ben 5dLen Der Deitern Union
telegraph SO. unb ber YuQman 50.
ps. ben StQat Santos bat am Wontag
bas Ober6unbesgert6t enti6teben, bdB
oas Raniaier StGatsgefeB pom Sabre
1893 unoilttg 1T, unter Dem BON aus
neutrality-suspicious. Derlan8t iptro,
odB lie gum 8eIten Der StaatsIauIen
fir t6ren Irei6rief cine geDife Gum
me be3abten ioQen unb urter benz tRz
nen Derb>ten pirb, i'm Studt@ 8e
f6Gfte gu MAIDEN, penn lie ntAt IN
l1shereinitimmung nit benz 8eIeB ban
betn.
5 0 bn R. MALLS a bermals abs
geDieien.
Die 8eruiung Des IrU6eren prdiis
oenten Der g6Icago gtutional gant,
oyo6n R. MdlTb, Der pegen un9efeBlt.
der 8ertpsnDung Der 8eloer Oer8art
81 flint Sabren 3u6tbaus Oerurt9etlt
tpurbe, lit am Wtontag pom Gber6uns
oesgeri6t abgerpieIen tporben.
| llripriinglt6 naren 1872 ipe3tfiIht
gntlager gegen Dali6 erboben nor
ben. Gr ipurbs auf "a oerielber
I6uIbig beTunoen uno fir jeOe 2lntIa:
ge gu fiinF Syabren 3u6tbaus Derur:
tbetlt, bic ober glsi63etti9 abjuiibsr
| Iinb. Der SaQ fam oor benz Ser. Ct
0iitrittgsriht in Gbtca8o CUR Ser
! banbLung unb nurbe pom Der. Ct
areisz z2lppeuationsgeriht beitdtigt.
DaIfb 1T jeBt anI6eineno ieoe6ofT
nung genommen, feline 5ret6ett 81 be
baIteu unb Der jeBt 72 Sabre GIte ebe
maIiqe 8antier unD Giienbabn III
nun8ier ptro in rpeni9en 3dqen in
Der. Staatsu 3uhtbau5 in Qeapsn
NORTH eiHgeliefert tper0eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18

REM yort, II. Gan. pauline
Nniiel, bic DOR elmer Node bon Elm
paar aeoparosn. bic fie ab5uridten i'm
NeerifI mar. ansssriffsn unn 3srTlsifht
ipurbe, tit am Montns ibrsn DsrIes
sunsen srlsSsn. Gis mar 80 Sabre
slt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Die Cis0auung i'm O6iO
2Siro npn 8egierungssSm.
aeniemren init Spnansit
aeiprengt iperoen.
Die Giti5eus 95atiUual Sauf
pDn Gpanspille, TSnO.
1ut Die 3O6(uRgen eingeReGt.

Geue QntIa8en gegen bic Mit8Iieosr Der
S9ioer S4par3en 9anO erbober.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09
WESTERLY VOTES FOR LICENSE
BY II Majority in Total Vote of 1110-Error Official
Ballot Listed Bddles for SenatorResult to be Set-
tied by State Returning Board-Hunters Return with
Spells from Maine-Sheffeld- Holland Marriage

| impression throughout the state that
the senator's popularity is on the wane
and TINT it WINS punishment for his
exhibitions of independence in the
state senate.
The specimen ballot sent out by the
secretary of state prior to the election
was absolutely correct, and as the Of
fetal ballots are printed from this
same form. it is Claimed that it would
be impossible to make the error
through any careleSsneSS, and there
fore t must have been by design.
In the specimen ballot the name of
Mr.. Biddles was in the proper place
and under the heading Independent,
nomination papers, and for represent
atiVe in the general assembly" In
the official ballot the name of Mr..
Biddles was moved up one space and
headed for senator in the general as
sembly." and placed in line with the
republican, democratic, prohibition and
socialist labor candidate for the SEN.
ate.
What can be done in regard to this
irregularitv?" was the substance of
the prevailing query. In Rhode Island
the ballots are recounted by the state
returning board, of which G. Clarence
Maxson of Westerly is a member, and
he says that if the established custom
prevails, the ballots viii be counted
for the candidate for the office as deS-
ignated in the official ballot: those
bearing the name of Mr.. Biddles for
senator would be counted for that Of
flee, and where the name was written
in the blank space for representative
would be counted for him for that of
fice. He said that the finding " the
returning board was final.
Two years ago there was q, similar
case in Middletown. In that case the
candidates agreed that all except the
one receiving the highest number of
votes should accept the verdict and
make no contest. In this case, how
ever, the man declared elected by the
returning board declined to accept the
election under the circumstances, there
by creating a vacancy, and new cleo
ton was the result in which the man
declared elected by the board declined
to be q candidate.
Mr.. Maxson said that the returning
board would undoubtedly. declare Jo-
ssDh T. Murphy elected to the general
assembly from the First Westerly dis
trict, and that it was up to Mr. Bid
dies or Mr.. Peabody to contest Mr.
Murphy's seat in the general assem-
bly,, and the final decision was with
that body.
Both Mr.. Biddles and MIR. Arnold
openly declared that they We're not
given a square deal by reason of i'm
proper official ballot, and the general
opinion is that an investigation should
ne demanded to ascertain the respon-
srollity Of the error. The First district
ballot had no effect on the vote in
the Second district, as Mr. Biddles'
name was not on that ballot
FoiIoWing was Westerly's vote in
detail;
First Second
Dist Dist Total
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

Modern needles came into use ir
1545.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09
Local Laconics.

1t was semi-offciaIy stated Tues
day that practically the entire Italian
vote was in favor of liquor license.
Henry Howard Sheffield and Miss
Elsie Eliza beth Holland were married
Saturday evening by Rev. CLAYTON A.
Burdick
The Italian Citizens club of Wester-
" elected these officers for the ensu-
ing year: Peter Rose, president; Jo-
seph Ouray. secretary; Angels Cap
pucio. treasurer.
Senator Cole, republican. who has
represented the town of Hopkinton for
several years in the state senate. was
defeated by DIR. Knerr democrat by a
vote Of 159 to 1853. The vote on license:
Yes 81 No 336.
Frank Brown, Howard Thorpe. Ma
than Culver, Ernest Thorpe, George
Brown, Edward Babcock and Edgar
Slsson returned Tuesday from hunt
ing trip in the Maine woods They
brought to Westerly fourteen deer and
a red fox.
The saloons will open in Pawcatuck
today Wednesday,, just as soon as the
proprietors receive their license GER
tificates from the county commission
ers The applicants will go to Nor
wien for their licenses and be open for
business perhaps before noon.
Byron J.. Peckham was moderator at
the Pawcatuck polling place in the
town Of stonington. The other election
officials We're: Walter Fitzgerald and
Charles Noyes, Jr.. ballot clerks; c. r.
johnson and Augustus A. Lew, booth
tenders; Nj ]. DeTine and J. Fish, wick.
checkers ". ]. Neville and George
Robinson. box tenders: NJ Keleher. NJ
+. O'Conneil Andrew Shea. n. H. Lam
pirear, j. FishWick. r. A. Babeock.
counters; john T.. Morrison, George 4.
Lord registrars.
Tho total vote of the town of West
crlS is j,43l, OF which GA are in the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

For so years Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female Ills. No sick woman does Justice to
herself VINO VIII not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
H2ygSsss'1 kirs. A,inkhs:n invites all sick women
s2ssaW to write her for advice She has
guided thousands 20 health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

then. should they be OF the ordinary
geomatric form, they are pressed care
fully against glass plate, the support
ing strands being at the same time
severed.
After the sl1e1lac has dried the plates
carrying the webs. can be stored away
in a cabinet.
Even dome shaped webs may be pre-
served in their original form by spray
ing them with shellac and then allow
their supports. Many spiders webs
are very beautiful, and all are charac-
teristic of the species to which they
belong, so that from a scientific stand
point their permanent preservation is
very desirable.-Harper's WEEKLY.
Modern needles came into use in
1916.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09
Brief State News

PortIand.-Practically all Of the 1910
tobacco crop in town has been sold.
MiddIetown. The. Connecticut river
has shown the effects of last weeks
ralnstorm in gain Of three feet in
height.
Plainville.-Local milkmen Informed
their customers Monday that the price
of milk will be eight cents quart, an
advance Of one cent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are daily
coming in from the, residents of the
outlying districts regarding the Illegal
shooting of game on Sunday
New <Haven.-On the evening of Jan.
Is it is proposed by the Foot Guards
to hold a reception, as in previous
years. to the governor Of the state.
Meriden.-Plans for celebrating the
fiftieth anniversary of the founding of
the First Universalist church in Meri-
den on Sunday, Dec. 4, are being made.
Ansonia.-Lord Nelson lodge, No
1877, Order Sons Of ST. George, will eel
citrate the twenty seventh anniversary
of the institution Of the lodge on the
evening of Dec. 8.
Danbury.-The Danbury Creamery
and Milk Sterilizing company of Dan
bury has been Incorporated by Lucius
III. Broughton, Herbert N. Judd and
Robert S. Alexander, all of Danbury,
with $4,000 capital
Observation-Disclosures Olmstead, aged
81, former South Norwa1k resident,
died at the Fitch Soldiers home in
Noroton Saturday, following lengthy
illness. He was a sergeant in Com
pany J, Third regiment, Connecticut
Volunteer infantry.
Observation-Disclosures Post has by
appointment taken the oath as assO-
ciate member of the board of salectmen
to fill the vacancy made by the resig
nation of G.. o. Stannard, elected as
the annual town meeting Both are
representatives of the democratic par
ty.
Essex.-The three brothers, George.
Eugene and Will Southworth, went out
the other day for g. little hunting
through the western woodland section,
having very good luck for the few
hours on the trail, bringing home elev-
en- rabbits, one partridge and other
small game.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

First and ST. in the Second district
OF this number 1.164 voted, all but 267
The total vote in the First district was
$50, or within SO of the voting limit
In the Second district 500 votes were
east, 176 not voting. OF the 267 not
voting it is estimated that $50 were
employed out of town OR were unable
to go to the polls by reason of sickness.
1t is said to have been the largest vote
ever polled in Westerly.
According to population, one to 500
of population, Westerly is now entitled
to nineteen licensed saloons.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

Through the efforts of Captain Her
bert S. Knowles, SUPERINTENDENT of fha
thlrd life saving district, which COM
prises the coasts of Rhode Island and
FISHERS Island. life saving station is
to be established at Green Hill. on the
coast of South Kingston. between
Matumuck and Charlestown beach. The
new station will be located about mid
way between the present life saving.
station at Point Judith, to the east.
and Quonocontaug station, to the west.
IT Will resemble the stations at Watch
Hi and Fishers Island in its general
plans and details, and therefore will be
one OF the best and most modern of
the stations on the New England Goa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

One OF the surpsrses in Westerly's
election was the vote on license and
for the first time since the adoption
of the license law a majority of the
voters Of the town declared in favor
or license, with majority Of IA in q
total credited vote of LILO, with Sc
blank and defective votes, the total
vote cast being 1.166. The vote:
First dsstrict-2S4 yes, 219 no, ma
jorfty OF IS. with Is blank ana two de-
fecrivs ballots
Second district-32s no. 27S yes, ma
joritv OF 81 against license; ~ blank
and i've defective ballots
In Rhode Island the license law, so
far as goes location of saloons, con-
bines all that is in the Connecticut
laws. and. in addition, the abutting
property owner clause, which provides
that no saloon can be located adJoln-
ing property the owner of which OBJ
1ectr to rne location of the saloon. The
licenses are issued ~ the town coun-
ell. and the fees cannot be less than
$500 nor more than $3.50, at the option
Of the town council.
While this is the first time license
las been voted under the local option
law. there was a. time when license
vas granted by the town council OF its
own volition. The last license to be
granted OF this description was held
by Oscar Gavitt. in 1853. who con-
Quoted iiouor business in the old Am
ericar hall in High street, and was
the only leHalized person In the town
60 sell liquor.
But for serious error in the official
ballot used in the First legislative dis
trict of Westerly. there was nothing
out OF pHe ordinary locally in the an
nuai state election. which carried with
2 = vote on tl1e license question. Soon
after the polls were opened in the First
district & was, discovered that the
name OF Thomas W. Biddles, independ-
ent candidate for representative in the
legislature was not on the ticket as a
candidate for that office. but placed
him as a candidate for state senator
from the town of Westerly. Mr.. Bid
dies Immediately made protest against
the ballot 10 Mode orator Ira r. Gran
.szil decferinE that he was not a can
dfria-e for senator. hut that he was
candidate for representative and that
his meme for that office did not appear
on the official ballot. Record of the
protest was entered by Clerk John j.
Dunn.
TIE error was the subject of dis
cushion all through the day. and the
opinion was that il Yves not a case of
accident, bat intentional design. the
ascribed motive being to check the
ambition OF Mr. Biddles for assuming
lbs rights to run as an independent,
even il che republican caucus decided
sn fsvcr OF Joseph T. Murphy, the OPP
posing candidate for the nomination.
ard a2so for the purpose of lessening
the customary large majority given
10 Senator Louis W. Arnold, to give
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

(<Mr. Biddles was indapendent can
dldate for general assembly from the
First district, but his name appeared
as candidate for senator on the official
ballot)
License: No 54S, Yes 562.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

WHEN you want to put your bust
ness before the public, there is no me-
dunn better than through the advertiS
ing columns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

WHEN you want 10 put your busi-
ness before the public. there IS no me-
dunn better than through the advertis-
ing columns OF The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-09

Naturalists employ an interesting
method to preserve all kinds of spiders
webs The webs are first sprayed with
an atomizer with artists shellac and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-06
TAFT ENDS TARIFF DISPUTE
Both the United States and Canada
Will Be Benefited

Washington, March President
Taft has issued the proclamation ex-
tending the minimum rates of the
Payne-Aldrich tariff bill to Canada.
This brings to a successful conclusion
negotiations extending over several
months, and ending happily, princi-
pally because Canada took the matter
I'D directly with the United States.
Canada gets the minimum tariff
rates and in return gives to the United
States important reductions on thir-
teen schedules in which there is active
or prospective competition between the
products of France and other coun-
tries with which Canada has reciproc-
ity agreements.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-06
THAWS HUSH MONEY
Lawyer Says $4,000 Was Paid to
Two Hundred Girls

New York, April 3.-Hush money
in the amount of $50, 900 was paid by
Clifford w. Hartridge to a selected
portion of the feminine acquaintance
OF Harry K. Thaw, according to Hart
ridges own testimony in his suit to
recover 1872 ,OS2 for his services in the
first ThaW trial
Hartridge said he met 200 girls in
Mrs. Susie Merrilps apartments at
106 West Forty fourth street Mrs.
Merrill was witness against Thaw in
his latest fight to prove his sanity.
The largest payment alleged was
$4,000 to a Mrs. Reed, with whom
Thaw is said to have lived, and who
appeared in the testimony yesterday
as Mrs Thaw"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-06
&c SSarN.

A newly qualified judge in one of
the small towns Of the south was try
ing one of his first criminal cases.
The accused was an old darky who
was charged with robbing a hencoop.
He had been in court before on a
similar charge and was then acquitted.
well. Tom" began the judge, 81
see you're in trouble again."
Yes. sah." replied the darby. 1.-THE
last time, jedge. you was ma lawyer"
Where is your lawyer this time"
asked the Judge.
Il amt got no lawyer this time"
answered Tom. Pm going to tell the
truth. New York Journal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-06
GAYNOR'S AXE FALLS
McCafferty, Head of New York De-
tective Bureau, Is Removed

tectiVe Bureau, is Removed
New York, April 1.-The first move
in the impending shake-up in the po-
lice department since Mayor Gaynor
took, over what is virtually a personal
control of tina branch of the city gov
eminent, came with the removal OF
Inspector James McCafferty from the
head of the detective bureau, known
as the central office, and the selec-
ton of Captain John H. Russell to
succeed him. Russell has been made
acting inspector.
Other changes were made in the
department personnel, including the
transferring of number of captains.
The shakeup follows Gaynor's order
that the police shall make no excise
arrests, and only obtain evidence
which the mayor hopes will be the
death blow to police blackmail. Mean
while New York is trying to determine
whether Gaynor's orders mean a
dry town or not.