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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Blankets, blankets, blankets, at Fits
New lot fish food at Hendricks drug
store.
Sale hand embroidered linen pieces al
Yaughan's
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's-
Don't miss our alteration sale, on sec.
ond floor at Yaughan's.
More Of those Caracul coats by ex.
press to-day at Vaughan's.
See the pattern table cloths, $3.50
$l.9S, S20S up, at Vaughans,
New England Standard Magee stoves
and ranges, at the N. D. Phelps Co.'s.
just received lot of serviceable black
mufrs at Abbott's, prices $3.9s and 1915
Secure your table linen for Thanksgiy-
ing, with napkins to match, at Perrys,
Store to rent in the Durkee block.
Inquire of Mrs, G. B. Durkee, $50 North
Main street.
A meeting of the American Order OF
Condors, No. /, viii be held in Foresters
hall Wednesday evening, November 49,
at 1880. A. Nj, Smith, sec.
Ginks, attention. A meeting win be
held in the painters hall on Tuesday
evening at $50. Business important.
By order of head gink E. p.
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FUR GOODS

Anticipating big for Fur Goods, we have placed
ourselves in position supply your Our stock
consists Of Mems Coats in Dogskn, Russian Calf Wambat
Wool Seal, Russian Pony CoonSkin. etc Prices from
$40. 90 to $4,000
Ladies Coats in Russian Calf Pony and Coonskin Prices
from SIS. 90 to $4,000.
Ladies and Gentcmens Fur Caps from So 90 to $40 co.
Mems Fur Lined and Plush Lined Coats from Slo.5O
to Sl75.00
We are positive that we can please you
We sell ADLERR0HESTER CLOTHES
The Frank McWhOrter Company
We Clean. Press and Repair Clothing
FUR COATS TO RENT
Telephone CALL
Boys
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Do you find the one YOU have bestowed
your affections and trust upon acting
cool and independents Has rival or
obstacle Of any kind erept between you
and your future hope, or has the demon
Rum assailed the quietude of your happy
homer II SO, come to this gifted medi-
Inn and find help. ! will guarantee to
tell the names of your rivals, also tell
YOU how to win your hearts desire
quickly and overcome your rivals or OBJ
stacles. existing between you and future
happiness.
Are You in Trouble? Do you find
with all natural gifts and talents that
you are bafiied, discouraged and unsuc-
cessfull If so, come and be advised.
Find out the cause Of your bad luck and
how you can change your bad conditions
to those of success, JOY and happiness.
Thousands live to-day to bless and
give credit of their success and happiness
to my wonderful help. / have others
why not you? never fail to cause
speedy and happy marriages with ths
one of your choice, reunite the separated,
locate absent friends and buried hidden
treasures, give you luck to win your
biggest wish, overcome bad luck and sor
row OF all kinds, and it takes one but a
very short time, In fact, ! guarantee
everything / claim and you pay nothing
until YOU have received value In full.
Business Men, if you are perplexed
over business matters or employer law
suits, come and see me. / am the only
medium in this country who understands
the secret of psychological work; when
only a child il WAS revealed to me that
was endowed with this heavenly gift,
and l have devoted my entire life to this
secret work There is no mystery so
deep that / cannot fathom, heart so sad
| cannot gladdeni my predictions and
psychological work can be implicitly re-
lied upon.
Family Troubles. Why be wretehed
and grope in the dark? / will locate an
absent child, wife or husband. I will
tell YOU who is false to you, who is
deceiving you and who is true. I have
saved many a home almost ruined BY
meddlesome neighbors. You don't have
TO tell me anything, for | win tell you
all about il and never ask question
He stands alone in his unrivaIed power
to read the future of humankind.
Strangely fascinating are the words
that come from the lips of this most
interesting man. whose journey OF life
has taken him through all the renowned
psychic schools of Egypt, India and Eu.
rope. II seems indeed as If his knowl-
edge must come from that mysterious
world OF which We all would learn. vet.
longing cannot know. He looks as far
away into the dim, mysterious future.
the great beyond-aeross the dark chasm
which separates the human body from
the fitting soul--and THAT WHICH is
TO BE Is told-told with a clearness
and precision that leaves no room for
doubt. The innermost secrets OF your
life are laid bare to his mysterious per
eeRtive mind. and while he gives Mares.
dates. facts and figures. his visitor sits
dumfonnded at the revelations that he
makes
Consult him to-day Tomorrow may
be too late. Readings SOC, $500. Hours,
10 8. m. to D. m Place, Barre street,
MONTPELIER. VT.
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RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Whitcomb Of
Marshfeld were over-Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Orson Woodcock
Mrs. II. G. Beekman, who has been
quite IN from the result of a bite from
a dog, is now improving.
MIR. and Mrs Edwin Xix have rented
the upper tenement in the house of Mrs.
Lyman Xix, and will move there this
week from their farm in Rochester.
Mrs. Emily stockweIl Of Rochester is
passing some time with the family of
Charles n. Stockwell Mr.. Stockwell is
now confined 10 the house with a
sprained knee.
Peter Mazzolini, who was at one time
connected with the fruit store in this
place, is now at st, Adams very Ill
and the relatives from here have been
summoned there.
A company Of boy scouts has recently
been organized in the Federated church
by Rev. j. Wallace Chesbro The meet
incs are held weekly Immediately after
the close Of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols and four chill
dren, who have been visiting Norman
Nichols and other relatives here for ten
days. returned 20 their home in New
York City, Monday morning.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, Of Montpelier have been some
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Foster,
while the daughter has been confined TO
the house and is seriously III with the
whooping cough.
News has been received her of the
death of Mrs. W. w. Sprague at West
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LADIES' TAILORED WAISTS

The Tailored Waist is an item that in
terests every lady, as no wardrobe is
complete without a number of these es
sentials.
After a Shirtwaist season such as we
have had, we find in our stock an accumu-
lation of odd Waists that we are anxious
to close at once.
At Csc are some of our best values
of the season, that we sold at $l,25.
These are good weight imitation linen
Waist, in number of good styles, with
starched collar and cuffs.
At S119 are number of odd Waists
in all sizes. Waists that have been sell
ing at $3.50, but the sizes in the lines
are broken, so there are only two or
three of any particular style. We want
to clean the lot up at once.
At S1.19 are few fine Linen-fnisbed
Waists, with hemstitched front tucks
and plain tucked back. Has starched col
lar and cuffs.
At s1.19 are a few Colored Waists
on a white ground with black cluster
stripes; made Of good quality cotton
poplin, with white collar and self cuffs.
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TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

TO RENT-store TO rent on Merchant street,
suitable for any kind Of business. hail OF club
room. suitable for restaurant Inquire OF A,
TomasL Merchant street 207f
TO RENT-A six-room tenement, with mod.
ern improvements; central location; Q BeeEley
Court Apply to r. D. Beckley, PARK street,
city. 2078
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and will wearno others
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The Daylight Store

Chester, Pa, and the remains viii be
brought here Wednesday night on the
night train and taken to Brookfield,
where the funeral will be held and inter
ment made. Mrs Sprague was a former
resident here and is very well known,
being at the present time. member Of
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LADIES' TAILORED WAISTS

AT S1,19 are few plain Colored
Waists in blue and brown; are made in
plain tailored style, with starched col
lar and cuffs.
AT S1.79 are what we have left of
our White Tailored Waists in odd lots
that have sold at $500 and 1925. Here
are some Of our seasons best values,
to close at ..,...,......,,.... S1.7S
AT s1.0s are few Waists that are
made in our best tailored styles, with
hemstitched and plain plated fronts.
Are Waists that sold at $3.50.
AT S2.49 are some Waists that were
exceptional values at the regular price,
$500; are made Of good quality linen.
There are three different styles in these
Waists,
At one-half price are lot of White
Lingerie Waists, mostly large sizes.
These are Waists that are IN good style
but only one or two Of kind. If your
size is here, you can surely get something
that viii please.
We also have a few odd Silk Waists
in plain colors to close at one fourth
off from the regular price.
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Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks 20 the
friends and neighbors who so kindly
assisted us in the illness and death Of
our beloved husband and father.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Jones,
Mr. lassa Jones,
Mr. John Sands,
Nhas Sands.
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WEBSTERVILLE.

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will meet with Mrs. McWilhams Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. A good at
tendance is requested, as Mrs. Roach
will give report of the meeting recent
~ held in Bennington.
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Beulah chapter, Order OF Eastern Star.
When here she was also prominently
identified with the Bethany guild and a
member Of the Randolph Woman's Lit
erary club in this place The death,
it is understood, was the result Of Sc
rious illness from peritonitis.
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GRANITEvILLE.

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will meet with Mrs. McWilliams Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. A good at
tendance is requested, as Mrs. Roach
will give report of the meeting recent
" held in bennington.
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RiCheIieu


: You can't always get the
: right kind of fruit to make
iyour own preserves. Be-
; sides, it's work and trouble.
! Then, how often does fer
! mentation and other causes
i spoil the good things you
i do put up yourself :
! When you have to buy
the fruit, it's often just as
economical to buy them all
ready if yon can depend
! upon the quality. Now
we have added a new line
! of the "Richelieu Brand, "
from Sprague, Warner &
:Co., which we consider is
better than anything ever
; handled in this vicinity.
They are made just like
you would make them, only
finest of fruit and granula-
ted sugar used. All we ask
lis, TRY the "Richelieu
Brand" once and we will
depend on you as regular
customer.
! SMITH & CUMMINGS
Good things 20 eat.
Department Food Store
Phsns 400, 81 that line Is busy
call lOI
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TABLE LINENS

One lot of all pure linen Bleached
Damask in two widths, 80 and 6s-inch,
our 65c Damask, now at, per yard soc
All Of our all pure linen 75c Bleached
Damask, now, per yard. ..... csc
All of our $loO very wide Bleached
Damask, now, per yard .,........ s7c
Our sl85 extra heavy Bleached Dam
ask, now, per yard ...s1.1O
Our $3.50 Bleached Damask, now, per
yard ...,...,...,....... 81 rs
Our $ls7 very best Damask, now,
per yard .........,........... .65
One lot Of all pure linen Damask Rem
nants, 2, 21a and yards long, that are
slightly soiled, that now we will sell:
SIPS cloths for. ............S LOO
$3.50 cloths for ,........ 125
sls7 cloths for ............. $50
wears well try the Munsing
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Of Introduction between The Mayor and
the guest % the evening had been gone
Through with. Nr. Choats called upon
Mitchen Innees. Chancellor Of the British
legation In Washington. Who spoks In
behalf Of Ambassador Bryce.
When The Chancellor Of the brttish
nmbaxgy had nnished Ar. ChoAts intro
dnCod Mayor 0aynor a. tho man who
has never Lost TRICK and who has always
been gAiner." This Introduction tickled
the Pilgrims and they rose 20 Il with a
waving % napkins and much noise.
The Mayor said right OF thas he ~ould
pass over all that Mr.. Choate bad said
about him and come down 10 ssric'le
business. n everybody In the room had
not voesd for him last November be Vas
sorry for them. said the Mayor.
'The theatre Of activities OF Lord
Eltchsnsr has been worldwide said
Mayor 0aynor. He n one Of tho men Of
action Of cur time. Oibbon says in his
history OF the decline OF Rome that ~
long - mankind besfows more honor on
their dastroyers than upon their savtors
the thirst for military glory will increase.
But THE does not apply 90 the guest whom
New York city 10 honoring tonight. II
ws Gee him on the awful field Of Omdur-
nan. where 1900 fell. We also go him
N the Nile before that battle. preparing
nis army. organising every detail OF
offence and building his railroad, mile
by mile. think Lord Kitchener WITH agree
with mo that there IL no genius in the
world but the genius ~ detail
after Mayor GaynoT came y. Fran
cis Murphy with some select thoughts
culled from the philosophers. and Pres
.s.ssss Nicholas Murray Butler n Columbia
University.
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1nl Pesmltamg the state 70 Accept Mrs.
HlAFrsmaB's 0ef1 s9 a0.a0o Asres aRa
Os.O00.aoO IN CASA Ter Q state Park
TNeCslsi storage Rui neea@'ualttess.
ALRAxT. April Is.--The ASSEMBLY Com
mittss on Rules will not take charge Of
| legislation In the lower branch Of the
Legislature until two wssks from to-
night. This means that the final ad-
jOuEnnseas os the Legislature wiil occur
On May ~ OF 10. all effort bsinG made
To ret through On tho nth.
Tho only question before the T..9isla-
ture on which thers 10 any difference Of
! opinion hstwesn tho Legislature and the
Governor 10 the Governor's so-csIL Il
direct nominations hall. known ~ the
Hinman -Green hill. senator GeorRc u
Cobb. Republican leader Of the senate,
and speaker Wordsworth OF the Assembly.
sre doing their hest Tn hiring about q COM
promiee between tho Governor and the
! legislature.
senator Cobb on saturday talked with
Republican County Chairman Griscom
IN New York and O-day he had an hOur's
talk AZ Utica with nited States S.nato tor
Flihu Root and ice President James y
sherman on this QUESTION. SsnatOr Cobb
tonight would not indicate the exact
position Of senator Root. bat he did sav
that all the Republican leadern he has
talked with are DESTROYS that the aLeS-
tion of direct nominations should he
ssltbed amicably this wear. senator Cobb
and Spssker WadswOrth are TO continue
their negotiations TO this end.
senator Bavne introduced a hill to-
night permitting the stat, tO accept thu
gift ~ Mrs Hartman az 1900 acres in
Orsng. and Rockland counties. to he
under the supervision 81 the PaliHArs~
Interstate Park Commission The bill
also Tssruits the state to accept o. an OGs0
,n cash given 10y Mra Hartman Tor the
PArk and in another bill senator Bayne
provides for submitting 60 a vote 81 the
people nest fail the question ~ issuing
- .SD .OO0 state bonds 10 he utilized in
connection with the Hartman gift 81
81 DO OOO To improve and extend the
Palisades Interstate Para.
A-~staSiV man James y ParS~r. chair
man ~ the Assembly Commute. On Rail.
rOadr introduced twO hills to- night Hhi, n
are designed to pernh the operation u
~. St-inUav ~ Bslrnoat iunn-l. running
frUm Forty --.sruId street. Manhattan. To-
Lang Island Ihv. hy corporation tu
Whi.h the tInnsI I,rot-.rtV may Ice ~
{, ixn-d The ball are favored by th.s-.-
who b'Iili tn. tunnel sId by the Public
= rNI - Iuiu'u iOu- which j. Ia grant
I'-TmiS-i.H' tar a~-isnih-' the tunnel
lIrUI~rty o. th- '"rIHHsfi"u Wht,h - Z,
pi,rr.t.
The taruI,.r. hal tL-ir Inu,ax IA "a.
.Ns--ubily to-nigh,. ~hsn hey suo,,v,,.I.-.i
10y a vote 10 81 to 81 "a having IN, a rhrnan
i'in ainlsd at c1ld storage warehouses.
~ oUnnttsd tO this Cssi-s C0nmiite.
where u will r-msip indefinitely In
his ball A---mblymAn I.ac.hman prut,.s- ssI
nut limitation an tn. time during which
this i-~h ~ any animal "r any fish gam. ,
J,Oultry or -gss could d. .Jor,si In ~aTr-
houses Ia 100 days.
Thew are several other cold storage
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RAIN. SNOw AND FROST.
NUrh 90 the WIas.Is We, ESperirnesn
Fruit kHlmg weather.

Nurh 90 the W'ds:Is We.' ESper,rnesnx
Fruit killInG weather.
CHICAGO. April - Chicago suffered
to-day from cold and an unreasonable
snOwstOrm The Thermometer verged
dangerously near the freezing point
Reports from every pArt OF the country
indicated alarming weather conditions
Farmers throughout the central States
fear ruin % their early crops Orchards
through the SHihwest have been nipped
~ frost
In Illinois frost has damaged fruit a,
GAlesburg. Sprin EfIeld and central Hill
Rois were visited by a heavy snow and
budding fruits were killed by frOst
Reports recetvesi to-day from Iowa in
dictate that The fruit crop - greatly dam
aged. AZ sioux city. council BUNS
NelI-ter city. Davenport and Clinton th.
Thermometer went b~low fresNing and
lttl" hos. 10 entertained ia tho=c cities
that the eNp,<ed fruit escaped
lNEIANArOIIs. Ind April ~ Indiana
- tonight experiencing the worst April
blizzard IA = score OF YEAR, Lea northern
Indiana the snow ~ from two Ia four
inches deep and ia the central aud south
ern parts Ot the stat. snow fell during the
greater part 81 the day la some places
there was "a thin coating Of Ic- On still
water Tie fruit crop - badly dana sgrd
~ not ruln~d Owing to the warm w-a Their
Ut March all fruits and vegetation w..r.
greatly advanced
OMAHA. April ~. o. commission men this
morning sent telegrams to more than one,
hundred fruit growing centres in Nebraska
and Iowa. Tonight answ err are in from
most q them. They Indicate that ~ Der
cent. Of the fruit has been destroyed by
: he cold weather. The reports indicate
that the apple. peach. plum. cherry and
grape crops will be a total failure Late
berries may make half a crop hut early
berries arc all killed. Commission men
say the freexe will cost q. 600 600 md
perhaps double this sum.
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DIED.

CLARK On April H. 81 her Fesldenes. 90 Ww,
18th -. Ann. wife Of the late Patrick Clara.
Funeral on THURSDAY 40 10 A. NJ. thenes - -
thuTrh OF the sacred Heart. On West ais, y.
where a requiem wtil he onersd Tor -
T~poss of her sonI Relatives asd fEieuds ."
respectfully invited 10 attend.
COBB. At last Orange. n. J.. On Ssndsy. Agn
II. 1910. the RrV. HeaD NIGhIe Coca. D p
son Of the late sanford and sophia Nsss@
CObb IN the 10Th year Of his age
Ssr,tces win be held IN the Central Prusay
terrain Church. Orange. y. J.. ruesdAy. 49,
10. ate ooIOek. % arrival OF as sain Mo-
h0soken for Brick Church ses uoa. D, =
W. a. r. Kisdv Omi, eowsrs-
cRANE.-on saturday. April 70. isse sarss g.
widow Of Aunroe Crane.
FuReral services Tuesday. April 70 % ~
y. NJ. ct the resadsnes Of Me-. yoha Y. ba<@.
stamford. Coaa- Carriages Oil meet 80
having Grand csntrsl SEASON i:~ ,
Tuesday.
DE MITKIEwIcz On April Is 1870 sHnspso
Taylor de hItkiewieE. wife Of Ralph sergi~
de Mitkiewtcx. and dsUghtsr - Mr. ana Nm
James L. Taylor. formerly Of SaVannsh Co.
and washing ton. n. c.
Funeral .~rI ices at u - Tuesday. April isn
In ~ B4rtholOmeWs chaDei. sdioining -
churrh. Atss'hsL and Madison Az. ln~rrs"'
at NAshinGton. ID. G.
DONoHUE -on sunday. Apnl u. 1910. q, Hsw
EndicOtt. sist 81 and Columbus A. ChAf~
DOnohue. IN his s5th year.
Funerai services NJ 81 Patrsek's csthedra ~
Lady Chapeb on Wednesday. April ~ o. 70
An. Z
FoOTE.-oa SATURDAY. April 70. az go resdsac1,
Of his gFAndfAfnsT. The Hey Dy hAssngA
Hastings Pooee. 500 Of Mary Dc Greet shd ne
late Charles n. FOots, IN hts 10 year
Funsrai private.
NULRY On April 10. ISsO. PrIhsniS May a
rpttwion Sister Miriam beloved daughsr1 =
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UNION LEADERS Ar oDDs

Lewis and Feehan 20 the A1ianrs D,,n.,..
a. % strtke settlement Pan. n
PTrTsBuR0. April ls.-In the mine -,,s.
err convention to-day Medicinal PrssiA.,,
Thomas Lewis and District Prssass.,
Francis Feehan renewed their old v,v,,,
and the word untr1nthful vas used -
both several times.
Lewis came 60 the needing % Son n.
Feehan plans 90 permit minsrs 20 n \,
work In certain localities. their tnccn.s n
DC used IN oetrnytng expenees 81 Sshsr
In checking. the move.
The convention will resume ia dslihsrs.
tions tomorrow.
Tho convention voted sa.ooo 20 hu,
tents for striking miners In the irwT
feld who have been oaisted from thor
homaa
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n. . o. FIREMEN GET ADVaI~-
Agreememt msaehsd Between a,...
heed ana Germany Omr,,I,

BALrpsoaE. April Is.-After cop,.r-,..
Tor six days representative az -
wPotAsrhood % Locomotive Firom., -
the ottlcials % the Baltimore ar "a.
came 20 terms to-day on wAraa
Passenger fireman on laree .,..
receive an increase trom a. 20 -
nile: anal eAsan@4. AZ ~ p -
mile: branch engines. ais to . -.
a mile. ~
TkS hrsman On engines w@iRh m ,ms.
pounda and over gst IN lncreasa -,
3.eo 70 7.eS cents Q mile and aII -
engines from various rates IN q 5nifs.eI
rate Of AIS oones . mile. LooAl man -.
drsmsn are advanced from ~ "a ~
oents q mile. brAnoh line dramen ~
2.SS and 7.eo % 7.Ts ooneB q mile Are.-..
90 helper engines from n.eO a a. =
sos day Of Twelve houra. Yards nsx.ss
flromon g. % are increased 90 % IS a 49,
those paying e1.sS ere ipcreaasd 20 ~
thoao paying 0.1o are increases 70 n q
. day. The average tnoreass a. . 49,
II from 81 TO Q per cent.
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Investigate Neal. an Wine Trax-d,

PACHCCA, Mexico, Aprii ~ The OOy
ernmsnt has ordcrri an investiK stiUu Of
the causes that l.d tO the acciCent ia he.
santa Certrudis Mir- here which CAUSED
the loss of seven nativ" ninaT- IL ~
stated by the ms'n ~ charge Of th.. mIne
that thu bursting ~ the tubss IL "a cosn
pre~sor cau-s-i N. m"n To 10 deprived
az sir
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KITCHENER'S BROTHER
nsbIe % Leave Bermuaa In Time Co -,
Haas Brother Mere.

tiis Brother Herr.
p 2. Ralding. second officer Of the Royal
Mail steamer Coroni. who naviGated the
American four masted schooner J. W.
Coward into Bermuda when her captain
had been washed overheard. arrived in
New York yesterday aboard the Orotava
Balding received O.. so from the owners
OF the schooner. He will divide a part
of this With the members Of the boat
crew that helped him get TO the schooner
from the Coroni in y heavy SEA
PTser SturGees Of the OTotava aaid that
Gen. Frederick Kitchener, Governor OF
Bermuda and a brother Of Lord kitch-
ener, was unable at the last moment TO
take the boat The Governor was very
anxious TO SO Lord Kitchener. for they
have not met for ten years
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judge Co,a~.. WMr At. D,,.r..

' REN". N"y Apul T. Mary Gat,ns
oyne. N'fe - Judge Edward =. Covne
Well known turf man ~ New YORK ~fty
Sled s,nt TO- divorce q ,iEv Shs 49,.
,ha' hsr husband deserted her IN NeST
lnra N ileceuher 100 The counis yvsr,.
Lnsrned N New Aork June .. Iens shn
&Eks 40 almouy. i'"0
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KITCHENER AT BALL CANE
Ir main Does Net Prevent To-day sans
Tor H0me Tomorrow.

~ rain doesn't prevent Lord Kitchener
viii Sc his first big baseball game this
afternoon. George T. wiAson invited
Lord Kitchnner tn To In his guest at the
Polo Grounds. where the Giants are TO
ooen the season here with tho Boston
team. President Brush Of tho Giants has
set aside a hox for Lord Kitchener and
his host
- On kI 20 sns ssnS Lp m.o, n..Gn-
Club an the guest Of stephen ". Olin. He
viii dine tonight with the British Con-
slii-0xnoral. Courtsnay Walter Bennett.
He sails for homo tomorrow morning At
10 o'clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-19
n They D,aa'I Ray the Unaersaskw.

Anthony Huhna. undertaken AZ 30 SixsA
avenue. has Hled . petition In bankrupaey,
with liabilities SS.sai. and assets eaS "a
mostly in bad debts for funerals. but b 3
in cash