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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

From this date on our business
will be conducted on a strictly cash
basis
% BUDD HOARD co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

NEW DILL PICKLES IN BARRELS
= AT W. ]. LANES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

The Ardmore Concrete and Con
structiOn company has been awarded
the contract for putting up new
smoke stack at the city pumping plant
The old one has worn out and the
new one is being installed today. 1t
will be sixty feet high the same height
as the old one. The smoke stack
and the whole steam pumping plant
is being kept intact merely as a pre-
caution. By this means two systems
of pumping water are retained, one
by electricity and the other by
steam.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

MANOR HOUSE RELISH IN BAR
RElS AT w. j. LANES. %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

An argument is merely windmill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

MANOR HOUSE RELISH IN BAR
RELS AT W. ]. LANES. 22
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

The First State bank moved its
vault yesterday to their new location
at the corner Of West Main and b
street. As soon as the new vault is
installed. which will be in about fiji
teen days, the bank viii be moved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs Writ Franklin AMI Mr..
and Mrs. O. l.. Ritter have returned
from a trip to Wauika and Claypool,
plover hunting, in an automobile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-02

will be beauty. 1t will reflect the
progress of the country and the in
dustry and enterprise of the farmer.
The Labor Day dance at Lorena
park will be largely attended. Young
people from surrounding towns as well
as Ardmore people will take advant-
age of the occasion to spend a merry
evening.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

8eri6tsratb Srunned intim befreuns
Bet" Wabame mari eiren ~itrcuaen
Bid mad Gmmp. .llnitreitig ipar
'ie es audi, Die mein Scnlionat ems
pfoblen?"
.Gs par mein 9ruber Sagobert.
Der es getbnn."
Wlanon nidte 2uep freumnIid 5t.
Sic miiiIen mir nod ~ersdblen,
Saruneiie Ranon, bon Ser gcnieins
Iamen @efabr, Die Sic auf benz 8aNcr
b%eitnncen. unb wic Sic Die &ci6e inl
8aiier entbedt."
Cine 9ci6c! Subl - iiirdtcrz
li9l" i6rieen Die Samen dn9itlid.
Cine 2eibe lit bod ni6ts 10
Sir6terlidcsl" rief nit 5icmliA
faltem unangcncbmeu Zone cine
biinne Stimme bn5iuiidJen.
aae mnnbtcn iid mad Scr Sprcs
6erin um. Gs mar Nmclic. SIC
c6cn bon Srunncf'5 lpiebcriebrtc.
.8r1ulcin @ulibrnbt. lpic f5aucn
Sic has We8enttcif bebaupteu?"
purOe ibr 5~uacrufru.
~8nn3 geiuiB. 8arum ioa cine
2cidc iilrd)tcrli9 iein?"
a6iit6ten Sic iid uiGt bapor?"
r9iein."
~auc6 nic6t ppr @cipcnIteru?"
Wanon bate gcirngt. Slrt id)0neu
brauueu Ntlgcu fuutcltcn lcidt, ols lie
oep icltian itarrca Slid bemerftc,
ben ibr ous iungc Wtdo6en 6us
8ctpcrisn.
I.Neiu - beun eS gibt feline"
sic baben redt, abcr mituntcr
9ibt es ioidc BON Sleii6 unb 9cin."
~a6, Sic @liidliAe!t rief Gill,
~mcinc SGrpeiter fiirdtct lid, erbdrms
lid unb ipolte mir beute NaGt cine
Iprocrbare Spufgei6i6te er5d9len -.
SaiiD. bari i9?"
.SrGulein Cliff, ~er3dblcn, er5dbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Is + g.

Stein. Sd ipiirbe in Dem S9ncn
betannteu 9otel 10 LANCE pobnen
bleibcn, bis Die Yorbereitungcn gu
meiner Iufnnbme I'M Yenlionat ges
troffen Ii1b."
@9ie @crbanoIungen nit Der Srnll
&ircftor iino in a6t Sageu ldn9it crz
lebi8t, unO iG) CLAUDE nid)t, bab sic
9cnotbi9t Iinb, einitmcilcu nod an
bern IufcutbaIt 81 Iudoen. Sebcl
Gle iid bod 9lci6 nit Der 9cnnnnten
Samc in @crbinbuu9."
Ser 6rcibcrr wirb es al1f meinc
gitte tbun."
vab!" Gr mari bel Der ober>
mali8en grlu6bnung bicics Nnmens
eiuen forifclbeu 8lif auf tire 3iiae.
"glin nobl, Sbre I~ngelcgenbcit rubt
IN Den beitcu 9dnocn, i9 boffe, Sic
biirfeu Die 9tciie .bireft bis q. 80.
nit un5 maGcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Sd mill es Sbnen p%ertrauen, garos
neiie, Gmp lit Sbnen niht seneist."
.Iber parum nidt, ipas that ib
benn?"
sic bahen einige 8oden in grlne
ned's Idbe seipeilt, unb Tie mibgonnt
Sbnen bas. Sa. lie aldlt NIT ibrer
Giferilidt uns ale, aIel"
~llnb peiB er nm bieie Ieisuns2"
n8ott bepabre, au6 Wabame
@uubrnbt nift. Imp ielbit /abnt
ni6t. baB mir biuter ibr @ebeimnib
getommen. Seien Sic auf Sbrer Sllt;
Ie lit nit 8osbeit, Inn nidt gu iasen.
nit Salidbeit ausseitattet. Gin
Riihmai1 bon gerihlasenbeit unn
eide. Cine n%nansenebme 3usabe 5u
ben ionitieen Innebmli9feiten bes
8uubraot'i 6en Saniesl Gber Tie bat
fem 9roBes Selb fir lire Sntrisuen-
mir tennen tie uno seben ibr aus benz
@ege; gelsgentIi9 5eiaen mir ibr ein>
nal Die 3dbue, ipenn iie's gar gu toll
treibt, unb drsern iie peibli6. l1nb
bod tbut lie mir mitinter leib. iie
liebt 10 ungliidlid unb lit 10 perfiim.
inert. ielbit in ibrer dubern gridei<
nune. baB - Cute Na6t!" febte 2uep
ld6elnb bin5u, ais lie iab, bab Ras
mons augen ii6 i'm S6lafe idlolen.
Ste loifte bas 2idt unb berlie6 ses
rdnidlcs bas S9lafgema6.
SIN 8u1braet'ifen Saiie mar es
nImdbli6 till setporben. Der
Srnumsott beiddftiste Die Sdldfes
~rinnen. unb Der Nabtpinb lang bas
Shlummerlieb. gs mobte idon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

i'm Sauie ipie i'm 8arten; einige 2angs
Ihldferinnen, inter ibneu Sucp, tanlen
berpor, lie riefen @anon gu, lid nit
ibrer Toilette 5u becilen, nm ibrc
Sdofolaoe NIT ibnen 9emeinihaftlib
81 trinfen.
Srau @uqbrabt mar inbeiien nit
pielen Gomplimenten an Wanon gea
tommen, bate iif mad beren 8obls
iein e~rfunoist uub lie iiber Die teppi6s
bele9ten Stufen in ben @arten an ben
oeriammeltcn 9amen 9efiibrt, 81
benen ii6 jest aud Gmmp Dor 5uber
gcieIte. Sie Scsriibune nit bieier
mar iebr fur5 unb froitig.
sd ipeib nift, pie eS Die 9aros
neiie anfdnet, 10 ilberans die alls3us
iebenl Sd babe benlelben Wpracnz
an3ug alis neiben Spiecn uno arepp
unb lpeiB nidts bomit a%n5ufaugen; er
9eniert mid obiAeulieb, uub i6 iebc
BARN III pie Elm @cipenit!" inste
Wtarp Stepeniou 81 ben Shneltcrn
De SecIcn.
sSarpneiie &arser lit icbr id,Gn".
entgeeneten bieie nit 9emunoerung.
pa pdren Die Samen ale; i6 ers
femme tic idmmtIib pieber, MIR Sbrc
Srdulein Hifte lit abpeieno." W2it
bieicn perbinoliden @orten nabm
Wtanon SlaB.
DImp lit I'm bieie Belt nit Der
Slide 6eifdftiet, tbeilre S%aroneiie; tic
rpiro INNER crit gtadmitta9s iiGtbar.
Seute 5ubem lit iie firth auf ben 9eis
men 9etpeIcn, Inn baS @ebdd gu be-
%reiteu; Tie lit ndmIid Ieiitcrin in Der
Sadfunit, lpie mir Die 9amcn be3eu>
gen fperoen. liner 8dder liefert
ME 10 CUTE 8aare. Imp lit ebcn
NIT einem friiGen Sudden 81 Sruns
ned's eegangen."
Die Samen mii6tcn iih ing @es
iprdf. unb Ntauon Idlilrite lire
S6otolabe. Die aettp auf iilbernem
Brett beraus9ebraft.
rgSie 9efdlt Sbnen infer SdlpBs
flii9cl. @nroneiie. gut. ni6t mahr?
or lit Der 9feir cines Iaubrittcrneites,
bas SdloB ioq friibcr Den gan3er
Slab einsenommen baben, auf Den
uniere Strabe erbnut lit. ariege.
feinblide lleberidue uub ioniti9e un>
rubi9e ,3eiten babeu Die iibri9en
Weauern gum Spfer seforbert", ere
5dblte Die 0ireftorin.
rSn iiinaiter 3eit crit ipn Die lette
@erbinbungstbiire III bas Srunned'
ihe Saus perma,iert worben leiu".
mari 2ucp elm.
Limb br6 iinb nitt aIe 9biirer
bermauert!" beitritt 2iQi DC Seeicn.
r@i6t?" riefen Die Samen pers
tpuilbert.
sd ielblt babe oben in Den Sa6s
rdnmen cine Sbiir eeieben. Die nur
nit 9rettern notboirftis peridla9en
lit unb our6 Die man beauem in Dos
grunned'i6e Saus selanseu fam.
b%ebauptete 2iQi felt.
DIIio pdre Elm lleberfau BEL ben,
Germ Staatsanipdlt lci6t m0gliG."
Sic iun9e Imtsri6terfrau mari einen
~fofetten Bid nab benz itiQen Na6s
barbauic. nSdabe, baB mir aug Dem
8aubritteripeien beraus iino!" ieete
iie beoauernb bin5u.
p8lau6en Sic, bob er Sic alsbann
auf bieiem 8ege lteblen piiroe?" mari
gwmD bon Suber ironiid bin. Sbrc
Iugen fllnfelten bosbaft nod Der reis
5enoen iuneen 8ittpe biuiiber.
.Sml" ma6te oieie. nit elmer bers
d6tlifen appibefpeguns auf ben ses
bdiii9en Gusfaa antporteno.
~9ie garoneiie lit nit Der Srall
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Witterna6t borbei fem. als Ianon
bur6 irsenb etpas job getpedt aus
benz S1lafe fubr.
Gin fdipader 2idti6ein itabl iiG
bard Die ni6t san5 seidIoNenen Yors
%tieren. pelfe bas S1lai5immer bon
benz @obn5immer trennte. Crit
glaibte Manon. bob es bereits
Wor9en unb pielIeidt Gittp lei. Die
baneben fa6te umberidlid. bod elm
Slid auf bas Seniter belebrte lie, Sab
bruuBen i~todbuntle Ra6t berri6en
miiiie. Sic erbob iid gcoanfeni6neu
unb lIete boriiGti9 purd Die Spalte
bes berbiiQenben @orban9s. Rit
@etpalt prdnste Tie ben S6rei 5uriid,
Der iiber ibre 2ippen pollte. - Surdts
bares gntiesen baunte lie an benz
plasel limb 10 itano tie tpie gu
Stein eritarrt. Sci benz matten
S6ein elmer Serge erblidte iie cine
seipenitiee, in elm ipeiBes s6leppens
~seipanb sebiilte @eitaIt. bic iid lanss
fam im 3imrner betpeste. @or benz
@eiidte bieier grideinung aber lag
cine Waste. cine srauieneripedenbe.
blutleere Waste. nit f9auberbaft pers
5errten 3iisen!
Sa - Der Son elmer @lode
i6nurrte bur6'si Saus. Die alte llbr
i'm Saussang bate Gins gei4lageu!
Sat- nit Dem b~r0bnenben S6Iage
i1tpanb Die @eitalt aus benz @ema1
= aber ni6t pie elm Sdatten, ions
bern bur1 bic Sbiire. Die ilberbies
nod elm tpeuis fnarrte.
ginen Iugenblid itanb Ianon unb
itarrte mad Der Ebiire, Die fpie Iaes
nm iie in Sunfelbeit sebiilt mar. leit
bic ieltiams. i%pufbafte @eitalt pers
i6tpunben. Damn ermannte lie ii9.
elite babiu, taitete na6 Der SLIME
unb I6ob ben Na6triesel Dor.
Gin unideli6es @rauen befiel tie;
mas bebeutete bieies2 gu peldem
3pede gei6ab bies. uno iper itedte
inter bieier 0erfleiouns2
aalter Sroit i6iittelte lire @lieber
- lpar es cine bDie 8orbebeutung?
Grit buinpfem Druid i'm aopfe err
tpa6te lie AM Iorgen. sic iann nod
einnal iiber oieie rd%tbielpoue gridei@
nlns na6 unb bei6lob, tiefites Stiaz
i6peigen barber 3u beoba6ten.
Natbem Tie lid angefleibet unb bic
Seniter ibres 8obu5immers 9eoffnet,
entbedte lie uuten I'M @arten bic bon
Der golbi9iten Mprsenionne beifies
uene Sriibitiidstafel, Die and on Der
9riinbernnften grauen SteiniuanD bes
SarieS itanb unb I'M lpelfe Die
Yeniionsbamen in buftigeu Worsens
toilctten iabeu. Die iunee Imtss
ridters 8ittlpe iab in einem Sduus
felitubl unb muiterte Die poriiberz
gebenoen StraBenpaiiantcn. Sic
gdbute selangrueiit unb blidte our
Abpehielung in bus nene Wobes
Sourndl IN ibrer Saub.
9ur6 Die GiieugittersS biire fameu
e6en Die beiben S6lpeitern, 2iQi unb
Saiip De Seeien bon einem Worgens
i%pa5icr9an9e 5uriid. sic ipareu Die
eriten. Die einen freunpli6en @rub 5u
Wanon binaufipinften.
Iit ssl Sci, lMIySs. 6. lsbsnsiaer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29

send. Oat Luminous IsosIS Lille n Comet
over 3SO. OOO HIIes.

C.iI,Auo. March p Strange -sky-
rocket erupisons have been discovered
on the sun, and a. a result brilliant auroral
displays such a. have not been s~en m
Chicago for many years were visible
last night Prof Edwin p FIRST director
oI the lerkcs observatory At Williams
Pay Wis to-day described the ~'In erup-
tions as follows:
Prof. SloCum of our observatory observed
strange phenomena on the sun last week
the surface Of the solar BODY. They could
hs s~sn ag the edge Of the disk One u
them. which appeared about last Wedne--
day shot out TO Q length 81 $50 .OOO miles
aa nearly - Ne could estimate n then
dsta he'd itself from the main body and
sped through space. a mass Of luminous
Kas not dlsstr1ilar m appearance 20 a comet
Before IL disappeared it had reacheda dr.
lance from the sun Of over 80 90 miies.
The display last evening was most striking
Or Milan r Stsfanic. who - on the
way 20 the Tahiti lslands. in the south
Pacific Ocean. to observe the passage q
Hallsy's comet acToas the face of the
sun on May ~. reached Chicago early
to-day and visited the eTkes Observatory
The astronomer 10 being sent 10 make
the observation by the Academy Of France.
under whose direction he has already
made Astronomical expeditions into many
quarters % the globe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
ONLY $4,000 FOR AFFECTION
Jungment Against Laura DtggAP Ne
duced 10 That sam From BgS.O00.

Juawment Against Laura DiggaR Ne
daced to That Sam From $4,000.
Justice Crane IN the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. yesterday handed down .
dscision reducing to $50 900 the judGnent
Of s7s.Oo0 reosntly obtained by MIS- Agnes
Mary Hsndriok in her suit against Laura
BlGgar. the actress. for alternating the
Affections OF her husband. DR.. John G.
Hendrick. In Q memorandum Justice
Crane eays:
The proof In this case shows that DR..
Hendrick left hts wife for Laura Biggar In
Isoa. Subsequently, Mrs. Hendrtck brought
an action for separation. basinG her claim
upon this assertion caused by Laura BlEear.
Il would be strange indeed tho de-
PENDANT. having broken up the plaintiff .
home and forced her to . judgment for
support which the court was poweriess 70
finance. could plead such . judgment as
q bar TO an action for her wrongdOing.
Justice Crane further announced that
10 Mrs. Hendrick agreed to accept the
$4,000 he would deny the motion for n
nsW trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
sETHLEHEs STEEL INDICTED.
Federal Grand jury Ftnds Basis for
Changes 90 Accepting railway PAYERS.

Federal Grand Jar1 FInds Basis for
Charges 90 Aceepsing naisway PAYERS.
PHIIApEI.PHIA. March 7s-The Federal
Grand Jury to-day returned true bills
AGAINST the Bethlehem Steel Company.
charging IL with soliciting and accepting
CONCESSIONS from the Lehi9h Valley Rail-
road and the PhiInaelphia and Reading
Railway.
The concessions complained OF are the
cancellation BY the railroad companies
Of demurrage charges on railroad cars
The railroad consigned a part Of IL care
20 the Bethlshsm Steel Company. and
thew we're allowed 10 he used for forty
eiGht hours For each and every day
after that time q demurraRe charge 81
81 on each car vas tAxsd upon the Bsthle-
hem STEEL Company.
About two weeks ago the Grand Jury
indIcesd the railroad companies for alleged
cancelIIng Of the dernnFTAGs charges. and
to-day tho same body returned true bills
AGAINST the steel company for alleged
acceptance Of the rebates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
ETNA ~ RIOCSLr ACTIVE.
Prasantry Frantic WITH Fear o. 600
<tahIseerS NIsiI the NSIrano.

SPECIAL CGbis DsspafSAss 70 THE SrS.
CArANIA. March :S.-Ths crupt'o ns
from Mount Etna increased during the
day and az night fell they had returned IN
their original violence. The lava which
had formed in the craters was expelled
With such force that the masses were
broken into fragments and hurled TO great
distances.
Explosion followed explosion in rapid
succession and the r'Imblings OF the great
volcano were almost incesSant. Pieces OF
lava and ashes were showered over a
wide area. causing much damage and
bringing terror To the people.
A. q result ot this the populace this
afternoon reformed their professions and
CARRYING images and holy relics knelt near
the lava streams implorinR God. with
characteristic SiciliAn frenzy. to avert the
acourRe that threatened their homes
The bells Of the villages are toiling con-
tinuously tonight The more super
saitiOus among the people believe that the
clanR Of the bells modiiies tbs fury of the
volcanic discharge
The authorities who countermAnded
yesterday the orders to evAcuate the vii
Iages are now holding all available
NdkhnH ia NNaNlAATNs w vs." tN7'tfs'
20 places 81 safety Apparently. however.
there IL no immediate danger 30 far az the
towns are concerned In spite ot the re-
ne Wed eruptions the movement Of the lava
streams ia slow The destruction al the
remaining vineyards. orchards and field
CROPS seems inevitable Many ~ the
crops are already ruined
ThousaLds of siGht-eers Gro wd the fields
IN order to view the lava at close range.
and thees persons have done great DANA e
by trampling the growing gram. IL -
eetimA ed that moro than ~ 81 persons
including many foreign tourists have IN
vaded the district to SO the remarkable
spectacle The hotels and lodging houses
Of atlanta and ne! ghbori ng towns SIRE over
crowded More visitors continue To ar
rive with every hour The railway ON
Gals are busy night and day running
special trains around the hase ~ the vol
cano Al the available cars arr crowded
with eager curiosity se"kcrs
NArLFs March -. Fivs columns II
white smoke which - composed ~ vol
canic gases and vapor- are issuing from
Mount Vesuvius They are ascribed ia
fImaroles and arc not rcRAT TED NJ symp-
toms OF volcanic activity
They are no, ~onnerted wI'h the "rup-
ton of Mount E'na.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
CROISE RARY,S sIOO. 900.
Pending Appeal % IL sOakht 60 Restrain
surrsgate's Court PrSeeedingS.

The Lincoln 1TI%t COMPANY Riiied
Supreme curt Justice Crscnnium yea
terhay for an Injunction restraining Mrs
T'orothea FdzartA Grouse McN ir,ar from
continuing rrocesdings N tho Surrogate .
court hers TO ReS possession Of 500. nD
q hich belongs 70 her under the decree Of
supreme Court Justice lie AnE-lis Of
syracuse establishing hor Legitimacy A.
the child OF T'aniel D.. Crouas. The trust
conipsnY declares that Eleven cousins Of
CrOuss Nho are contrasting Mrs. McNi0k
ar's right 20 the 500 900. or half the estate.
intrnd N carry the case N the Court OF
Appeale % nosesaary. 1hsCourt reserved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29

studded law for a whiln in the oeioo Of his
pncle. Dudley Fold in thia city. the same
"ff'ce WHORE Justice Field had previously
been student. thon q partner. before
." gave up tho plAce to iOin in tho great
rush tn tho gold fields Of California.
subsequently JuHticH Brewer took a
courss in Law a. Albany and vas gFAdu-
ated from tho Albany Law school in isSs.
Ihs next year he removed tOI.sAvenWorth.
Kan. where he practisrd law In the days
when kanaaa was tho battle-ground Of
the pro-alavsFy and anti-slAveFy factions.
AZ Leavenworth he occupied the once
Of United States Commissioners and was
Judge of the Probate and Circuit courts
In lss5 he was appointed n United
States District Judge and remained on
that bench for four years. In lseo he
became County Attorney. and from 1870
To 1854 wns q Justice of the supreme
Court ot the State of Kansas. From 1884,
To 1859 he was q Judge aG the United
states Circuit Court. and IA Issa Pre-i-
dent Harrison placed him on ire supreme
Court bench
President cieveiand In 100 appointed
him member ct tho veneu,elan boundary
Commission. ne became Q rsen,her OF
the British Venezuelan Arbitration Tribu-
nal In lsea. lie nccame presidents Of tho
Universal Congress Of Lawyers and
Jurists in leOt number Of universities
and colleges honoTcd hin. with the degree
% L.. r.. the Cnivcraity % Iowa In lsst.
Waahhurn College in 1855 Tale Ia 1901.
the Cniversity Of Wisconsin in Ieon.
Wesleyan University. Conn. le0l. the
- Ia a
doin college in 1875.
Justice Brewers first wife was Louisa
r. IAndon 81 Burlington. W.. who died
in lsos. On June S. 1901. he married Emma
Miner Mott, the daughter Of the late DR..
Aott 81 ChateauGay, y. Y. The maria %
took place in Burlington at the home of
the brides niece. Mrs. J. Llndley Han.
In 1901 he celebrated the seventeen
anniversary % his birth. a reunion which
was attended by his wife. HE sister. HE
childrcn and grandchildren. Ne wns
almost deluged with Ietters and kilograms
~ congratulated. He was eligible for
retirement even then. having served
more than ten years and having reached
the age ~ 10
He was the author II several books
among them The Pew to the Pulpit.
1907; The Twentieth Century From An
other Viewpoint. Isee: american Cit,-
Eenship.- Ien9; The United states n
Christian Nation Ions.
In addition 10 the speech in Carnegie
Hall on the sacredneas % the Constitu-
ton and the teEEiencies that seemed TO
be prevalent. Justice Brewer delivered
in the last fNw years a number II adj
dresses on constitutional. legal and
governmental subjects that attracted the
widset attention
Socially. Justice Brewer was . charm
ing end delightful man. whose brilliant
mind made admirable use q the resourcs~
his study and experience had given him
He was interesting IN conversation. HAs
views were broad and his bsiief In and
sympathy for all progressive movemenes
were notable. Ons q thea hnitefa
concerned the higher education q women
HIS tastes were simple. His life WAS
democratic and unossen,S tiouS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
DEADLY PINEAPPLE PRICK.
Tbe0ry That the ThOrn WaS Have Bees
Poisoned by a TArantula.


Poisoned by a TArantula.
Mrs Helen VI Mitchell 81 SSs Fourth
street. Brooklyn. 10 dead - the result
% an apparently trivial injury suffered
While peeling pineapple One Of the
spinss pierced the index finger Of her
right hand and caused blood poisoning
The accident occurred on March Is
last. but Mrs Mitchell thought no more
~ IL until the wound began n swell and
became ~ painful that she went for treat
ment u Dr J : Iayo ~ 90 Ninth street
BY that time. however. the entire arm yas
affected and several physicians were
called into consultation II was decided
that amputati1n would bs dangerous
and other remedies we're re8orted 90. hut
the patiOnt grew steadily WOrBe
Mrs Mitchell was - years old and ~ a.
in good health until tho accident caused
infection. The physicians who we're
called in 10 treat the case are theortling
on the nature % the Infection. u haa
been suggested that q tArAntllla might
have been mashed on the fruit and liz
poison transferred 70 the ~ Oman's blood
b. means Of the little thorn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
GtRI GROW INTO IGREtTCITV
NnneNes ~ the SURROUNDING Territory
and HEs aOO. OOO People.

ana hEs AOb.OtNs Fewptr
GARY. Ind March ~ Rivalry between
this city and East Chicago resulted IN q
novel situAiion this morning Last week
East tn, ago annexed Whiting AMI Ham
rnond and boastcd that u would lie .
bigger city than Gary.
This morning the Gary Council here
held a special meeting and anncNsd East
chicago. taking in with IL Of course the
two cities that ~ annexed last week.
The exact description ~ the limits 81
ast chicago. including its annexed tori
tory. was obtained secretly Saturday
night and to-day when the Council met
the records had all been prepared and in
five minutes the ambitious city was part
81 Gary
Until We had defeated annexation in
the courts Ne could not sell bond for any
local Improvement or for school pur-
po.cs We don't want East Chicago.
and apparently the only way TO keep
them from getting Gary II 70 amer first. :
said Mayor KnDttS
II tho Council proceedings hold good
in court tho AmalgamAted city will have
100. 600 inhabitants and be the largest city
in Indiana outaide Of Indianapolis.
The news that Gary had annexed all
the Calumet region has caused more sx-
citement in this part 81 the state than
anything that has happened since the civil
vnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
ROBBHRS GET S3O.GIOO.
safes IR nichms0d Posi once Op~ned
win Employee and Police al ABOUT.

WIN fsautfsoyNSs =" NASSNhs
Richmond. Va. March THE city
post offics. m tho heart - tho business
district with a street lamp illumining it,
front and a Waterman somewhere inside
was robbed early this morning 81 SS0.00D
worth al STAMPS and money
Two ron safes were opened IN the
manner called by yeEgn'cn the -plungr
and saue@z-
The robbery was discovered by Day
Clerk RatcliEs. who reached the Once
AZ ! O'Clock this morning
The post ofFce - in temporary quarters
hetw@en BROAD and MAN streets. II -
impossible To tell just when the rohh~ry
TOOK place. IL must have been while
post once EMPLOYEES were IN another
part ~ tho building.
Tho robbers pulled q bookcase before
the window. which prevented the night
Waterman oT police or any one el.e out
side seeing them AZ work
The greater part 81 the polics force was
on duty IN the region around the post
offce. There - . back alley leading tn
II. hIt u - brightly lighted.
The authorities believe from the siyo
Of the haul thai a wagon must have been
used to take the stun away.