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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Here = snap. You win have 20 speak quick
10 geli Is Farm and personal property. located
on nice nearly level road. six miles from Mont
pslier Good buidngs. leo acres Of good lane
Plenty 81 wood nice iruit orchard Running
water at house sud barn. Near school and
neiAnbafa ~ p ID Keep % cows Price only
sid8o.a8 including one COW so hens. lJ tons
hdY b hu. potatoes cd hu. corn. cream lapara.
tor neW one. horse lumber wagon, set traverse
sieds. covered carriage. sleigh, moving ma
chine. harness. pillow hafrows etc Easy
terms Might exchange for other property.
This Is q bargain. let us show 10 % you. ID
A. Perry Real Estate Agency. Barre, Vt 3iu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

The silo plant of the Creamery Paek
age Manufacturing company ii Rutland
will he opened this spring two months
earlirr than nsuah Men are now being
hired, and a large storage shed is being
erected 81 the east side 81 The mill
Manager G p Cooper states that N.Y. has
large number d orders 81 hand aud
that more are coming % every day.
Some additional machinery sill De in-
stalled 81 once The il0 business has
grown steadily ever since It started
many years ago, and The Green Noun
tain silas are seen an over the eastern
states.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Farm 81 l83 sores, suitably divided into tile
iavs nestnfe and woodland Buildings con-
sist 81 good dwelling house. three barns, sheds
and never failing running Hatef az house and
baru fhis place Is sitaaEaa ON river road
three miles from 2 nuseIinE Vermont village
ana one. fourth inXia from school Wood enough
Oh tt 3 place ta pay for IL The above farm y
well fenced and VIII keep 3 head Of stock ana
q team. desirable piece Of property az oar
price 81 si&0a. Will ssll IL for 500 cash down,
ne balance to remain On mortgage. 9eorge A
MHcv heal Estate, Chelsea. Va a429
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

F0H sALE-gotmge house on TIE French
estate seven rooms ana bath. az hnished a
yellow bifch Hardwood h0oFs in every room
GOOD osmented cellar fiazza On two sides Of
house. Price very low. Fer particulars eal at
b Franklin street Or phone 4ts-a i9lH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Farm FOR sAT.F.-AiY farm near Orange
Centre. 81 about 90 acres, viii keep % head nf
stock aud team Good suple orchard q grated
fruit. sugar place. plenty 81 WOud and large
quantity of foft lumber HuidinEs n good re-
pair. harm wit cut 40 tons 81 hay. q ~
BarNek nranue VII af6t41s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

s0heaa AZ cattle can be carried On this i65
Acre lafm. Land diyidel into 80 acres uiiAge.
fn acres pasture and G5 acres woodland. Sugar
bush sea 20 1900 hundred trees buildings cone
sigA IF room house. barns, with Easements
and aH0 Ean sil6. also creamery. Store sheds,
eranary, ere. h0nninR water az house and
tafds Everything in No order and no re-
pairs . make. Price $500 Geo. A. Tracy
Real Estate, Chelsea, Nr, 42tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

There Is plenty Of work At The Ben
uingtoH Machine works Of which Col.
0lin Scott S proprietor, and the pros
pect 81 is continuance Is excellent. The
eoncern f now turning ont three grind.
efs for Che additional equipment of the
largest wood pulp mill iu Nova Scotia.
These grinders weigh ten tons each and
are as large as any that the establish.
ment has ever made The foundry work
which 81 done for tho Hale Manufac
turing company 81 Arlington the EAGLE
Square company 81 salisbury the
Cooper company 81 Bennington and other
concerns, IS also large
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
HELP WANTED


WANTED Competent gisi fof general house
WORK Good wages Apply at ~ Leofnis ST. !,
Montpelier, w. aA
CAPABLE Statesmen WANTED for Barre
aud vicinity. Gond commission. Apply 70 The
Union Pacific Tea Co.. e Church St., Bufiing
ton, We 3sat6
WANTED stFong, capable eirl for general
homework Apply at JOS 90 Main St. Aatf
WANTED Young men 70 learn aafomoniie
w business ~ mail and prepare Iof pget-
lions as ehaHears and repair men we make
you expert ia ten weeks; assist you % secure
position Pas big. work pieasant demand for
men great; reasauablsi write Tor naIheHiars
ana sample lesson Empire Automobile Anati-
tate Rochester, N ~ 2s2fqs
LADY or GIRL wanted each town, good pay
snare time copy names Tor advertisers, cash
vseekHv Stamp for particulars Am. Adv.
Bureau sanbornYille. nj II 2slta*
cIRIs wANTED-To stitch overalis and
coats 81 power machines, Steady work ana
good pay q. VI. Carter q Sons, Lebanon,
N 4 -.ssg.
wANTED--An agent for Marshhsld and
vicinity "a handle Ford Automobiles Apply
to D. 4. Perry, Aafre, ~ sisH
MEN wANTND-~To prepare for Ratlway
dais8 Customs and Possoface exaMinati ous
5000 d $500 PREPARATION free Write FOR
sehedule showing places Franklin Institute
Dept 897 u Rochester, n. i 2eit2s,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
AIR COMPRESSOR FOR SALE

Ingersol, Belt Driven, 10 BY 10. Ma
chine practically new. Can be seen at
our plant and viii sell at q bargain.
G. Bianchi 3 Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-large farm which
viii carry 80 cows Located about Fur miles
from araniteyilie and three and one bali miles
from Wiiliamstown on a good road Itilagn
lies fac and there 10 no more productive land
in Williams town good pasture. plenty 81 WOOD
some lumber. Sight room house painted
white Horse barn ciapboafded and painted
TVS lafge hafns. cine nuariy new, basement I'M
der al barns ahis a. q very ueslfAois nrppo-
siil0n and must be sold at once Inquire %
NE 26eu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

10 RENT-Two large connecting rooms ID
Averiil hleek. Appls e + n AyafilL saa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
BOARD AND ROOMS

10 RENT Furnished room. electric iighta
and bath Z wellington 81, corner of Walnut
street. asitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Farm FOR sALE-Four thousand sugar
Trees bali million feet IT nice spruce, cuts
thirty IONS of hav buildings fair VIII sell
inni Der separately Located seven miles from
railroad Inquire 81 Q X. Wood, Barre. 2sod
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
TO RENT

~ A1N A.
no RFNY-A tenement ~ ave rooms; viii ss
vacant March ist Inquire q no. Long
suee~ -
TO RENT- repsmsnt Which win be yaoAut
Feb q Apply y a. 1row- 2s4f
10 RENTAL the corner OF Summer and
i've large rooms. al modern Improvements.
inquire q Merchant atreet 1sztf
small tenement suitable for mar end wife n
Is Kast street. Inquirs e the baltimore Lunch
Room. 2stf
no RENr-First-class tenement No.
Church street. Inquire Of pr. bticknev. 23sa
no RFNT-A tenement Of i've rooms At a
Elm street. Inquire Of Mrs.. Helen Camp, 90
Elm street. 1esu
10 RENT--5-room cottage. electric tights
It zee South Main street. Inquire Of :. g.
Dodge leo south Main street. 2sotf
10 lnNT--A teuemens AZ sl2 North Main FL
81 In good repair, has bath, h0t-aif furnace aud
electric light inquire A. si2 NO Main b 4son
40 RENT-A VERY conveniently arranged
seven room tenement, 81 Academy street. Has
spring water electric lights. Is ono Of the
pleaaantsEt ID the city. knquire Of The y. a.
Perry Real Estate Agency. @s1
no RENT-A tenement al % Elm street. c
81 Perry, agent, p North Main street 2lQf
grORE r0R RENTING store now used ~
the " oolworfh ana % cent store, Vacant
about January l. 1910 G Nj Perry agent %
North slain street 2I0tt
no RKNT--Riye room tenement. steam heat
All modern improvements, up one hight kn~
quire OF a. 8. Buzzei. p Pearl 81 lsssf
10 RENT Tenement q ROOMS ON Branch
street. Rent slA0Q la9tf
10 RENT-Tensment sn Foster street. Rent
TO 70 RrET-Tsnsneaton PARK street. Kent
~, fo REs4-cottngshouss on Carrisr street
Ag FoR sALE-rimbsr III ii wiliiamstoan.
old growth timber VIII cas- 1900 feet
shares 18Th
Tenement. srooms On Branch 81 sl6oo iaatf
tenement Or rooms bath. nor aud cold
water, furnace and electric lights on fieasans
street at si9oo lk
n A. Phelps, Academy street. Phone s-lh
NO nE1T-rwo tenements with al modern
improvements. 10 best location, and the best
tsnements in the city. Inquire OF Gee. y.
Siam. Tel i2s-2i. No. q wellington So lsett
no RKNY--s oiflce rooms 70 rent in Esstmaa
Brothers block, isA Nofth Main street 1871
no REET-Cnces. single Or double, L
Averiirs building. iasl4
TO RENT--Earue basement ary Ana Light
inarire ok + Nj AveriiA s4tt
------.----- -
BOARD AND ROOMS
no RENT Furnished room electric lighfa
and bath = Wellington St, corner ot Walnut
street xix
no RFET--A furnished fr0nt room with
electric lights and bath. Apply 1T A Fraakiin
afreet la01
10 RENT-Two large connecting rooms ID
Averiil bleek. Apply e Il n. AYefilL e9N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Perfect confidence reigns between
Captain and Mrs Cunningham except
at one point He has never sought to
learn how she became acquainted with
the plot e assassinate the Russian
minister, and when Olga receives her
American letters he does not ask to
zee them. And each mail makes her
happier for It brings word Of honest
work and true repentance and q real
gratitude 70 the brave little sister who
saved Leonard Thurstou from bearing
the brand Of Cain. heystone,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

A very early spring followed the VIM
Ger Of 1898. which was much like the
present one Tie almost total disap
pearance 81 frost from the ground IN
That year except il places that were
shaded TIE greater part e the day. took
place carly ID March. Tie highvxys
were settled in places s. g Lyons 81
gan ploughiug The farm lands that lay
south Of bis residence n the northeast.
ern part Of Bennington, As early AS
March y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

FOR SABA Cortland slaleh. n frst-clasa
condition, hardly ever been used. Will sell at
sacrihce tor caeh. Jas Mutch. ~ Neson
street. 248u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

TO liKNT--A teuemenk AZ si2 North Main 81
Il n good repair has bath. hot-alr furnace aud
electric light Inquire at 8i2 No Main et 2s0tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

FOR tAfI--heiaii monumental business Ia
city Of $4,000 At leading cemetery. Has done
good business Sleek, tools aud shop worth
ever 5000 HALF OF less down Balance can
remain on mortgage Address ~ W." care
Times. esztg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

10 RENTAL the corner OF Summer and
Merchant street. q down stairs tenement of
ave iaree rooms. al modern Improvements.
inquire Is Merchant atreet lsZtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

FOR sALE-At the ~ w. Perkins farm II
bIoOkhed, Sc. about b Ions of ensiiare tons
- hay, and one Jersey COW. fresh the last Of
lhs month Inquire az once of b, AZ Perry,
Gordon Heck, Barre, VT 279tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

FOK sALE-No. 2 Tame min and boiling and
a o. "a q Westinghouse motor For further io-
formation inquire Of TAFT g o'peii, Monipel-
Ter, W. 153u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

There i every indication that Lake
Bomoseen viii have 4 new summer hotel
during 1910. Negotiations are nearly
closed between Edward Dunn Of Castle
ton and Sew York parties f9r the sale
of five acres oi Mi. Dumas land on The
east side Of the lake az 4 hotel site.
Mr Dunn would not 90 into detail but
10 admitted that lis terms had been
accepted.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
CLOWN'S SMILE FADES
Morceline Must Pay Manager
5 Per Cent of SaIaru.

Marceline. the acrobatic clown, whose
mlrth provoking antics have furnished end
less amusement to tens of thousands at the
Hippodrome. never looked so serious as he
Gid yesterday when told that Justice
Municipal Court, had handed down a de-
clsion which practically compelled him to
pay Percival s. Hyatt, an English vaude-
Vile agent, per cent commission on his
salary as long as he performed under the
management of the Hippodrome-and there
by hangs a tale.
Marceline whose surname is Orbes. II
appears from evidence brought out in the
recent trial. signed an agreement in Lon
DON in March. 1905. with Hyatt TO appear
at the New York Hppodrome. under the
management Of Thompson & Dundy, for
twenty-four weeks. at a large weekly sal
ary. with the option of further engage
ment of two years. at increased stipend
for all OF which Marceline was to pay
Hyatt 10 per cent on all salary received.
Some time later. when Shubert & Ander-
son assumed control of the Hippodrome,
some of Marcelnes friends advised him not
retained House Grossman s, Vorhaus to
compel payment. After a conference with
William Grossman Marceline agreed to pay
5 per cent. which he did for many months
Upon his refusal to continue the payinents
suit was brought by Joseph Mecer, to
whom the claim had been assigned to re-
cover unpaid commissions amounting to
Sc4n
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
NEW FISCAL POLICY.
+. r. r. Stock Dividend Viii
Go to General Tre0suru.

Philadelphia. Jan c6-Ths directors Of
the Pennsylvania Company. operating the
Pennsylvania Railroad lines west of Pitts
burg. declared to-day dividend of s1s 81
a share. paya BILE in stock. The directors Of
the Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago & St
Louis Railroad Company declared a stock
allotment of 121a per cent.
of record February are entitled TO sub
scribe to the new stock of the Pittsburg.
Cincinnati. Chicago &; ST Louis in the pro
portion of 1919 per cent of their present
holdings at par.
The Pennsylvania Railroad owns all of
the $50 100000 outstanding stock of the Penn
sylvania Company. The Pennsylvania Com
pany in turn controls the Pittsburg. Cincin-
natl. Chicago & St. Louis Railroad through
ownership of Sc, 10000 of the s27.46i.oo0 pre-
ferred stock outstanding and s6,G32OO0 OF
the S96,647, 400 outstanding common stock.
The action to-day is considered a mani
festation of the new fiscal policy of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The OBJ
ject and effect of the policy is TO draw
into the treasury OF the main corporation
all the income possible so as to swell to
the largest proportions the fund out of
which dividends can be paid on the capital
stock.
The Delaware Railroad is to follow suit
and the Philadelphia and Camden Ferry
Company has also fallen in line.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

through years OF service in romance. comes
a translation Of It's language. from which
these significant bits are cuIed:
Does the lady gaze pensively at her un-
folded fan. she means to chide her ardent
lover for Misunderstanding her; does she
threaten with the shut fan she chides him
for his imprudence. but does she. in a mo-
ment OF reluctance. press the half-opened
fan to her lips. he may feel privileged 10
steal kiss. Should the lovers be sur
prised, the lady covers her left ear with
the open fan. with which she means to ssv.
DO not bet1ay our secret" and when she
slowly shuts her fan he knows that she
has promised to become his wife
In the commercial northern countries III.
sentimental oldtinne use Of the fan died out
long ago. go that IT became merely what
samuel Johnson described as "an instru-
n1ent used by ladies to NOV. the air and
cool themselves" But now. thev saw u q
70 undergo a revival and become aeain
necessary part of every fashionable u-o,,
ans toilet. The present style calls for IN.
signature or be6tting verse written bv
some famous man Of the dav on a tinv
piece Of parchment stretched across a daU-
cate frame Of sandaIwood or uotber-of
pearl. This recalls the dav Of roris xI-I
Wnen 'he courtiers adorned the fans Of
their adored ones With sonnets To tbs,-
eyebrows. sprightly triolets 10 their sb.u
like ears or odes 10 the siIverv tomas =.
their voice. How far the present fasbio,
VIII revert to these customs no nronhs, :.
willing to say.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
HOME AIDS TO BEAUTY.

COMPLENION EAUTIFIER - ~
complexion beautifier that viii soften ard
whiten the skin and take away that olls.
sallow. coarse look. is made by dissoNn;
four ounces Of SpurmaX In a half PM y
hot water and adding two teaspOoDtuis -
glycerine. Applied q the face. neck ass ~
arms this lotion wonderfully improves .ns
appearance. 10 is much better than az
powder, as II does not show On the Iae,
or rub off So easily. IL gives the ssh sn.s
pink. healthy and youthful appss aa't =
Spurmax lotion Is inexpensive. aud there =
nothing better for removing and prevess,
ing freckleS, cold sores and chaping Q. o..:na "a
skin. You can buy spurnlax and siSes1Ds
DEILGHTFUL SHAMPOO-Soap ara
many hIgh-pricSd. ready-preparsd sha.
poos are dangerous 10 use on the hsf' ,,ss
theu contain alkali. which takes the 80
out of the hair and leaves IL dry. dau s,s S
brittle. and often causes ~ . &c. is
streaky a reliable, refreshing shamPvsr
made by disSoiving teaspoonf9l or -, S,
throN IN a cup of hot water. ~ 49,
abundantly, cleans the hair and scaip ts.irs
oughIy. removes dandruff and stops ltJitis ltJntis
OF the scalp This shampoo dries dssS
and leaves the hair bright. soft ana H-,- l,ss-
You can get canthroN shampoo a. aatSrox
any hair-dreSSsr or YOU can ouS - N A.
from your druggist and shampoo WIN
HAIR ToNIC-Dandrun. itching I'D I'D
and falling hair with split endS % Ste SSinlns
nv the presence Of germs. n GOOD aa,ys
hair tonic that will kill the germs. s,lr
dandruff permanently and restore ' a., -
and scalp 10 a healthy Cohuiuy," ,nIn1oin
made by disSolving an ouaSe ei one
s', niauo :, balS Mini alcohol then addinS v ~,
halS oipt cold water. Rub this tome v.~v
the scalp twice a week, u VIII p1vSns ,ns hair
rSfrsshing invigorating and make ths thss,,In-
Iens. snd Glossy and encourage an ara
Ssnt growth OF hair. IL is me i''
,sr nsS. as u dries quickly, ,,i.xsu
FACE CREAM-An eNcellens Ssts - en-
.raar, that contains no oils or fats ~
Sonrsse growth OF hair can pc mSssrsit
StssniSing an ounce OF almczin IN osnrv,,Sr-
nd
fus eivcsrine Stir briskly and le, s,r .
aS,sr au might. There Is nothing nehs -. III
tssinx out of the pores az the SAN ,,ill M nst
and dirt which soap and Nate I'm moist
an,ovs II makes a harsh. dry SAN ,sIics-
sost and velvety. with regular sns 70
tions. and rs excellent fer msssssiss msssasiss ard
ssnaoS-a and prevent wrinkles. rreeA,,Etns
lIacLhasds II is splendid for ~ -rs (
iarxs pores IN the skin smaller, nsurinS
tor rough. chappsd face and naAds ;,
the Geld weather.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
JUST LIKE REAL INDIANS.
Tie Toy 20 Stake and Set Hin, Afre-
Saved Just in Time

II took three 'Teddys" 10 tie. gag and set
or fire Gorilla" i'm East 1o4th street.
Tuesday night. Fortunately for the burn
ing victim. two passersby extineuished the
flames and the assailants were taken 10 the
ChildreDs Court, before Justice Deuel.
The upper East Side has been the hattie
ground OF two youthful factions. fighting for
the balance OF power I'm that neighborhood
The warfare has been going on for weeks.
snd the so-called ''l03d street Teddvs" and
'1o4th street Gorillas" have been at il tooth
End nail. The "Teddys' saw their chance
when = lonely Gorilla" hove in sight. He
was pounced upon. his pockets were filed
with sawdUst and he was bound TO a lamp
post Like a good Indian, he did not move
or utter a cry. because he couldn't A match
was applied TO his infiammable pockets. and
The results would have been serious had
not help come Just in the nick of time
The three "Teddys' were identified and
brought 10 court by Detective Feer. OF the
Fast l0ith street station. Perhaps the new
Law for delinquent children will find nrir,i
tive instincts. encouraged by Wild West
novels, responsible for this East Side incl
cent. Any way. the three culprits-John
Sharbaro, Joseph Rosa and Arnold Rebac-
Tio-an twelve years old. heard a severe
lecture from Justice Deuel. They confessed
their guilt between sobs and were paroIed
until April q because their school teacher
Miss Catherine Smith testified that the
boys were good I'm their studies and ought
10 get another chance.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
MINERS TALK STRIKE.
May Declare Soft Coal Yak
ont on .4priI !.

indianapolis. Jan. 26.-That n general
strike of the miners OF the btuminous coal
heids of the United states and Canada will
- called on April II the mine operators
If all or any OF the districts refuse to sign
contracts granting an increase Of wages,
was the opinion Of many leaders in the
convention of the United Mine Workers of
America to-day. including President Lewis
A wage Increase of not less than 10 per
cent is favored
Duncan Mcdonald. president of the Illi-
nois district, one of the leaders Of the ele-
ment in the convention opposed to the poll
cies of President Lewis, heartily supported
Lewis in his announced plan TO make the
strike general If a strike was necessary in
any district Mcdonald said that. because
OF the increase in the cost of living, an
increase in wages was essential. and that
strike was certain if the employers did not
yield.
But what we should have" declared Nc
Donald. 'is general industrial strike. We
do not want the railroads to be hauling
into the coal fields 'scab' miners and haul
ing out 'scab' coal while we are on strike
We should send a committee to the rail-
road unions and persuade them to cooper
ate with us"
A plan was adopted for a working agree
ment between the coal miners and the
Western Federation of Miners. 1t provides
that the Western Federation shall re-enter
the American Federation of Labor and
generally looks to a final amalsamation of
the organized metal and coal miners Of
North America. The plan must now be ap-
proved by the convention of the Western
Federation of Miners.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
TRY TO PROVE ALIBI
Alleged Slayer of Boys Held
for Further Hearing.

Herbert Jerome Dennison. the half
Nitted former vaudeville performer who
was arrested in connection with the shoot
ing of Arthur Shbley and Robert Lomas,
in Highbridge Park, was held yesterday
for further examination in the Jefferson
Market police court tomorrow. Two city
employees. policeman and park labor
er said that Dennison was in Highbridge
Park on the day Of the shooting. Their
Identification was not corroborated by any
private citizens
Inspector McCaferty told the story of
Dennison's arrest yesterday when II be-
came known that the police had used
every known method TO get confession
from the prisoner or his family. The
police recital of their procedure in making
the arrest consisted Of a statement in
which II was said that an anonymous let
ter first directed suspicion to the prisoner.
1t was further alleged that the fact that
Dennison was shaved on the afternoon of
the murder and that he bought new hat.
together with his removal to a Long ISL
and sanatorium on the following day, was
with the crime
Mrs. Catherine Dennison, the prisoners
mother, volunteered this information TO
Aic pOiitt. SHe, DoNeNer, dSStItSu tHdl
the man was not left alone on any day
of the week Of the murder. This is cor
roborated by several witnesses. who have
been ordered to give their testimony TO
District Attorney Whitman. Mrs. Denni-
son repeated the alibi for her son yester-
DAY. She showed a letter which was re-
ceived from Long Island sanatorium on
January IL. the day of the shooting This
Is taken TO show that arrangements had
been made 10 commit Dennison to the
Long Island institution for some time be-
fore the police suspected him Of the muir
der
The letter was signed John Louden"
and addressed to Mrs. Dennson. 1t said:
Your postal received I will expect to
see you soon. Now that you have got to
New York drop me note when you are
coming and we VIII meet you at the de-
pot"
The envelope bears the postoffice stamp,
Amityville, Long Island, January IL. An
other letter showed that Mrs. Dennison
had arranged for her sons commitment
as early as October. These documents
were not taken by the police, who were
confident yesterday that they had arrested
the guilty man.