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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11

Gu i6lnBfolscrt Die "st. Saul
Spifssts.". @an muB aber III Sce
trudyt Sicben, baB, lpcnn Die Scbenss
mittclpreiie fallen ,ucrben - mas Die
berrIdeube Yartci ieBt DEM troe
barter itcter Irbcit unb bod, gar nid,ts
ouf'S Sparfonto 5urildlcgenoen ars
better p~rupbc5eit - hdb, lpcln ii6 Die
GcrbdltniIie gilnitig fir Den Irbcitcr
dnbern ipcrbcu, lie inter Den gegcua
fpdrtigcu @erbdltniilen cine anbere
NlaiIe bon Siirser i6doigeu iperoen:
sic Sarmcr. Ger GARNER mirb baum
micbcr mcniaer fir ieinc Irobufte,
reip. fir iciue 9lrbeif niio Miibe er=
baltcm. Der Wiittclmanr, b. b. bic
Gpmmiifipms Sauier, Giienbabncn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11
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Sic hriitlide Mlttter", Sdlbz
monatsI6riit CUR Grbauune, 8elebz
RING unb linterbaltun9. rebigiert bon
9iarrer Sr. Sran5 Seller. Sdbrlih
"a reid iauitrierte Sefte, 80 5eiten
itarf, in farbisem llmih(as. 9reis
pro Sabr $50 gaarf burd Den 9uds
banbel unb pur6 Die 9oit. bireft per
a~rcu86anb ppn benz gerlaee alpbons
8udbanblung. WIniter /. IS.
4.Se 0anrf; 9albidbrlib @. $50
reip. If. $40.
gu 8eginn bes neuen Sabres fonrt
ms bns erite Seft elmer telien 3eits
ifriit anf ben @ebaftionstiih 9eflos
gen, bas mir eiseutlih unbea6tet CUR
Settle leeen ipollten. Sod. Der Sitel
padt ms. .0ie driitlife SHUTTER.
5albmonatsi6rift 5ur g%rbauung, Be-
lebrrne unb llnterbaltuns. Glio ni6t
cine 3eiti6riit bonn S6lase Der ses
lpObnliden llnterbaltungs S6riften,
ionbern cine. Die iid in ben 9ienft Der
fatbpliiden Wtiitter itellen mill, lint in
politiber Irbeit linen 9as 81 bieten,
lpeiien lie bepiirfen fir ibr eisenes Die
aud ibrer camille lei6libes uno
g%eiiti9es 8obl.
Sic min Den Srauen l1nb Riittern
barbieten relisioie grbauun9 unb
lln~ter6altuns. iharfe. quite @eiitesz
naffen fir ben aainpf Der 8eltanz
idauungcn. 6arttatips io8iale Selebs
rung, Iuffldrun9 iiber Die ipidtigiten
3eitereigniiie. treffli9e 8infe fir bas
Snmilienlebsn. fir bie gr3iebuns Der
ainNer. fir ben 5allsbalt unb Die
Slide, fir Sanbarbeiteu unb Die Sras
gen Der Wobc, unterbaltenbe gr5d6z
lllnsen. @ebi6te. 2ieOer. bumuriitiidc
giufdqe unb Sder5c uip. - Iud,
Der Susenb ielbit 6ietet tie CUTE Sci
l~tcSfoit in Der rei6baltiseu Seilage
.Sns @lodlein", baS gratis jeoem
Seit beigefiigt miro. - Sas porliez
genoc Seit benefit es our @eniige. raB
cs Der 3eitidriit nirflid crnit lit NIT
ibrem Yrogrnnm unb besbalb ltebcn
mir aud ni6t an. lie alien lnIern faa
tbolii6en Wiittern gum announcement
nngele9entlidlt gu entpfeblen.
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,Gin 8aperiider Seimatbfalenber. ;"
@erabe Dor Neuiabr iiberrdId)t ms
nod Die 8eielifait fir driltl. aunii
(@liinden) nit bent neuen Sabrsan9
Des bon SrofeiIor Or. 5. S6led)t hers
ausaeae6cncn aalenhrr bdperiider
uno Ifndbiiher aunit. 8ir ieben
iton ailf ben criten Bid. baB Ser
aIsaebcr unb Gerlng beitrebt lpnren.
biesmal etipns snn5 geionberes 81
bietcn. slui Der @orberieite oes Inns
Iblaaes tritt nns cine setpdltise
Sh0pfuns bon =. y. Rnbens in mus
itergiltigcr iarbigcr 8iebcr9abe ent4
aeocn; cs lit bas cbcmali9e Srciiingcl
Sombilb. bas iih iest inter Der De.
J Seidnuns s9as apufalpptiiHe 8eib"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11
pneerfahrt
snr Gi%n,ucibnng Der Stride Maria
&cimsang anf bonn Serge Stun
Int Seruialcm.

&as SouIerbe beutId)cr &at1olifen
icbnlid,it lditgit eripartef, lit MN err
rcift. Die berrlifc Iaricn@&irde
alf DEM Seree Sion ST Serrialcm,
al, Der ourd nuiercs anilers 3ulb ge@
ifenften beiligcn Stdtte .0tarid
&eimgang" lit mtnm1ebr ppacnbet nnb
tarrt Der SanD ciucs 9tadfolgers Der
Apoitcl, Die bieiem 5cnpel bie fird)z
Lido Gouiefrntion gebcn ion. Sir
hicIe bebrc Seier lit Der 10. Ipril
hes ndditcn Snbrcs in Iusiiht ses
nominen. lin Ole E1cilnabme an
bieier Seier mpsIidit peiten areiicn
alt crmDalifen, peranItnltet Der
9eutihe @ercin bon 5cili9en 2anbe
I'M nabitcn Sriibia6r cine groBe
@plfslpalfabrt mad Dem Seiligen
2aube. Die Sbeiluebmer iperben
am Otter : Sienstas, ben 30. 0fdr5
1910, morgens bon a0ln dbfabren,
I'M, 10 Soft min, am 4. Ipril III
Seruialem ein5utreiien, unb bort 5l
Der beahli6tigten Seier fpie gum Be-
iude Der beiligcn Stdtten III Seru>
ialem nnb nddbiter llnlse9eno bis gum
II. Gpril pertpeilen.
@s tperben ferner beiu6t: Sorbdn,
Sobtes Neer. Seriho. Ha5aretb,
&ana, Siberins, @alildii6es Weer,
Berg &armel unb auf Der Hildfabrt
Itben nnb enbIid] 8om.
ga Die 8etbeilieung porausitdtlid)
cine groBc iperbeu trirb. 10 bat bag
YilaerzG omite Den 9roBen Itlantis
ifen Sampfer nStntenbam" Der 5ol>
lanb : Imcrifa : 2inie sefartert, Der
nit alien Scaiiemlihtciten Der gicliSeit
allsaeitattct lit. Sic Sreiie BON 8Dln
bis Suriid aoln iinb allies nit einbez
griiien: 8. &laiic 400 450 Wiarf,
2. &luiIe 500 = 900 Worf. 1. alaiie
LOO - 1900 Murf. Sir ndberen
guiidluB unb 3ltr anmefoitns pcnpc
maj iib an hcn General Sefrctdr oes
@ereins: 5rn. 8. Hiden, aplnz
Snpentbal, gernbnrb StraBe IS,
ober an Die Hebattion oieIer
3eitune.
&Dln, I'M 9e5ember 1909.
9as 8ilale I : Gomtte
SeutiGen &ereins bonn Sl. 2anoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11
Die valneriean Society .
Gqity" ferrert.

Inner Sarmerfdmpc, Der ~9nnDs
mann" bon 1ilpaufec. bat in cinenl
ldn9eren Nrtifel Stellun9 geuommen
acaeu elm oGiugeianbt" i'm rGqnitp
Sarm ,%Sorrnal". in pelfem Serrer
uub bic .Mohcrue Sdulc" glorifi5icrt
pcrbcn. Sir Die Hebnftion bcs
.gquitp Sarm Sournal" mar IS &C.
ipib @nngcl an scirnbem llrtbeil,
eineu Scrrer siiniigcu artifel auf5uz
ncbmen uniere Scier iuiiien parum) +.
unb Damn md ~obeubreiu ieBt crit
n%adgebinft 81 fpntn,cn. Scbr ridti9
bat Der Gebafteur BON D2anomann"
Den, slrtiteli6reiber mno benz Tepats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11

in Der fsnl. altcn 9inofotbef 81
Itiinfen befinbet. Sic Giifieite lit
nit ebenfaas farbisen 8eproouftionen
Der SobeinifGen 8emdlbe rSl. Bar
bara unb Sl. gliiabetb" geifrniidt.
Sen Snbalt fillen intereliante 8ei@
trdse bon Or. aarlinser ilber bas alte
9ambers, bon 9r. 8if. Soffmann
iiber pra6tige Gboritiible a%ltboDerns.
bon 9r. Selir Weaber ii6er Stlberz
gerGtbe in glcumartter Sirfen II. a. nj.
Bir tpiiniben bieiem prd6ti9cn 8n@
lenber @ingang in pielen SduIern.
Ser Yrcis bon 0f. /. lit nidt
81 bod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11
Seisline!

cSu einem @anberzG Cirrus, Der icine
uannitreiIe" burd Den 8eiteu
mafte, befanh lid ais berporrn9cuz
beg Ritslieo elm 2Dpenbdnbiger, Der
aaabenblif bur6 feline electromagnetic
aaltbliliisfeit Dem 9ublifum Stilrme
bes 8eifalls eutlodte. Ser gtanr
hattie cine gan5 eritaunli9e SerrIhaft
ilber feline 8eitieu a6er Der Mutb.
Der i'm ieinen SDtpen 9~cgenIber be-
Ieelte, perlieB i'm p%oQItGnbig, iobnLb
er Ieiner Srau 8egeniiberitnnO. unter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11

(bnrd iibcrmaRise 5ra6traten nnb
sdGoiaumg Der @aarel, inbem tie
lteberseit in ben Sradtb6fen liesen),
a6er madbt nad mic ppr bic iiblid)en
Gruiite. IS mnf ihlietlih 10 foms
men, oat bic Sarmer iid s%uiammers
thun uno burdj cine 8eicaidaft, mic
bic american SucietD Of GaittD"
brett nit ben Goniumcnten perbat=
bclu. Nui bic 9Seiie ,uirb es ermbgs
lid,t iucrbcn, ban Der 1armer mebr
fir jeinc @rpbnfte befommf, Der Gpits
iument abcr ueniser fir bieielben
be,ahleu muE, ba Der wudcrnbc Wtt=
tcimann auSseidaltet lit.
SieIes FAM nber crit bann ges
Ide6en, ipenn Ser Sarrner alligetidrt,
acjdult mirb, ipenu CT iid) prganiiirt
nnb bicIc Organization - ni6t ge9en
Den Gpniumentcn. ionSern - seacn
ben 3piIfcubdnpler, Der ge9enfpdrttg
Die 1armprciic maht, seredt dlisniBt.
@citcr iollcn mir Yropuscntcn ipic
GpnIumenten iolde Mdnner mnters
itiiben ipie Die %itreitbaren Senatoren
Gummius, Ga 5Dllettc, 3eperib8c,
ipeldc iiir Sunpcs9cieBc arbeitcn. Die
benz aan3cn Gplfc uub nid)t elmer
Dlinoritdt bon SubmitrieQcn nnD
! 1eiGen bes 2anoes gu Cute fommcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11
1Sritit.

2uitipiclDiftcr (nuh Der 9rez
miere) sltm aritifer: sgSic baben
Sbnen Die @tee ~gefauen?"
Ne5enient: %, ihon INNER gull"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11

Gin folder Haub am @olfe iinb 8. 9.
Die oben %ertpdbnten unaere6ten
5radtraten. s. u. 81.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
School Election

Tomorrow occurs the annua
meeting of Independent District
No. IL. Two directors are to BIZ
elected to take the place of M. A.
Torinus and A. J. Thomas whose
terms expire. Both of these
gentlemen are up for reelection
and no opposition has so far de-
veloped. The directors will be
elected for three years.
The board of District No. IL has
worked tremendously since its
organization into an independent
district and it seems to be the
popular opinion that the board
should remain as it is for another
year. AS there is no salary attach
ment to the Office of director, in all
probability there will not be much
of a scramble to serve.
The question of securing more
land for the White Iron school
will also come UP at this meeting.
Everyone should attend. The
polls will be open from 4 to 8
O'Clock, thus giving all an oppor-
tunity to vote.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
A Big Show

Campbell Bros, Consolidated
Shows are advertised to exhibit in
this city on Thursday, July %, and
on that day it is safe to say, every
one will take a holiday as there
will be plenty of entertainment
from early morning till late at
night for young and old alike.
ALI previous efforts of these able
circus managers have been sur
passed this year and they are pre-
senting the largest, cleanest, most
gorgeous entertainment that has
ever been given heretofore under
canvas.
No labor has been too hard, nc
expense too great, to gather to.
gether a brilliant array of every.
thing that goes toward the making
of a frst-class circus; 500 head oil
fine high-spirited horses, over SOC
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
!. S. S. & A. Ry.
Excursion Bulletin

Every Day to Sept. 3O-Low
Round trip Summer Tourist Fares
to Eastern Canada, New York and
New England, Optional Routes.
During July, Every Fri
day low rates by train and steamer
to Detroit, Toledo. Cleveland and
Buffalo.
July 6 to EDUCATIONAL Conven-
ton of Elks. Detroit, Mich.
July 20 to 24,-Annual Pilgrim
age to Ste., Anne de Beaupe, Que.
and return. Usual low fares.
Sept. 2 to 9,-Eucharistic Con-
gress, Montreal.
Watch for announcement of
other excursions.
For particulars apply to,
A. ]. PERRIN, Gen'1 Agent,
430 West Superior St., Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
FAST GAME
WintOn Takes First Game
With Fire Department

The long looked for battle be-
tween the fast team from Winton
and the not-so-slow Fire Depart
ment team at Athletic Park Sum
day was truly base ball of the best.
While post nortems are odious it
is safe to say that errors were the
cause of the run getting, an error
at short, netting Winton
two runs and one passed ball let
ting in two more.
The visitors went to bat first and
were promptly retired. Seraphine
in the box for Ely did most
effective work throu ghout the nine
innings, striking out IL men.
Reddersdorf on the mound for
Winton, struck out 7. Skala
caught for Ely and Byers for Win
ton. The Winton team was
BANKED for five innings, getting
two in the sixth on an error to
short and two in the seventh. In
both innings the scores were made
after two men were out. This
concluded the run getting for
Winton.
Ely secured seven nice goose
eggs in succession and in the eighth
inning by two-bagger and two
singles, succeeded in securing two
runs. The eighth and the ninth
innings were repetition of the
first seven innings and two ciphers
were added to the score sheet.
The game was played in league
style and both teams were right up
on their mettle. The roofing
was also of the gilt-edged variety.
A large contingent of fans from
Winton were in and Ely furnished
an extra large crowd. So intent
were the spectators on the game
that brisk shower in the seventh
inning failed to dampen the en-
thusiasm. The lineup for the
teams and score by innings was as
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
Company in Meeting

The Roy Development company
held its annual meeting of share
holders Monday in the offices of H /.
J. Grannis. a Duluth attorney, who
is secretary of the company.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected, all of the old officials being
maintained in office. They are:
President, John c. McGreevy; vice
president, Samuel Loeb; secretary,
H. J. Grannis; treasurer, L. Loeb;
These, together with Thomas
Owens, form also the board of dir
ectors, and with the exception OF
Thomas Owens, who is of Two
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
Exhibition Good

The Cole-Rogers circus which
showed here Tuesday gave an ex-
cellent exhibition. While the
show is not as large as some others
all the Individual acts are of the
best. The balloon ascension and
parachute leap was success and
witnessed by almost the entire city
The attendance was large at both
performances, The show held
forth on the Oliver plat opposite
the depot.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15

human beings, many of them
from foreign nations over the seas,
all trained to perfection in their
own special art, bareback riders,
ariel artists, acrobats, jugglers and
others too numerous to mention,
besides the large and elaborate
menagerie which has been secured
at great expense and consists of
herd of trained Elephants, Camels,
Lions, fierce as in their native
forest, Tigers, Leopards, an Asiatic
Yak, imported direct from the laud
of Thibet, and others as equally in
teresting. The brilliant street
parade will be given promptly at
10 p. III.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
Card of Thanks

We take this means of express
ing Our heartfelt thanks to all those
friends and neighbors who so kind
ly stood by us during the illness
and death of Our daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stapleton
Winton, Mimi, July IL, 1910.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
Back to the Hospital

An officer from the Fergus Falls
hospital came here Tuesday and
again took in custody DR.. Sunnel1
who was paro1ed from that institut-
ion two weeks ago. 1t seems that
the DR.. reverted back to his old
drug habits on his release and since
coming home has again shown
pronounced signs of insanity.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15
Harbors, all are Duluth men.

The report of the president was
received and adopted. 1t contain
ed a summary of the work done
siuce Sept. 9 last year and the ore
bodies through which the shaft and
drifts have passed, some of which
is of very high grade. 1t also con-
tanned recommendations as to adj
ditional machinery required to
carry on the work on a larger
plan.
The report of the treasurer show
ed satisfactory state of affairs.
After provision being made for a
working fund, the report showed
that out of the 10000 shares
which form the authorized issue,
there are still over 81, 900 remain
ing in the treasury.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15

| Wv 1hIOl " " " " " l. = " "
Ely OO00O02
First Base on Balls-off Redders-
dorf 1, Seraphine 2. Left on Bases
Ely 4, Winton 7. Two base hits
Martin. Struck out-by Seraphine
IL, by Reddersdorf 7. Double
Plays-Winton 1. Passed Balls
Ely 1. Hit by Piteher-Winton /.
Next Sunday the two teams will
again oppose each other on the
Winton grounds, and another good
game will result. There will be a
few changes in the Ely team, it be-
ing understood that Manager Cox
will be replaced at short with some
one not as yet announced.
The Winton team left Monday
morning in charge of Manager
Murray for "a tour of the Mesaba
range towns playing at Hibbing,
Chisholm and other places. The
we'll wishes of a host of friends
went with them and it is hoped
they return with several scalps
dangling at their belt, Gianotti of
the Ely team accompanied them as
did also Hurley of the Tower team.
In the game Tuesday played at
Hibbing the score was 4 to 2
in favor of Hibbing. The game
scheduled for Hibbing on Monday
was called off ON account of rain.
Wednesday and Thursday the team
played Chisholm, both games being
won by Chisholm, the first on a
score of 3 to ! and the last on a
score of 7 to q. The team return
ed this noon having Cancelled the
games for other towns.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-07-15

Mrs. A. Anderson of Vancouver,
B. c. has been in the city for sew
eral weeks visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Risen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
v[RY0NEs mouth.
/ IG.H I'll CLOSED.
Those. on Inside Refuse to Talk
of Latest Stock Exchange
Sensation.
COMMITTEE i MAKES REPORT
Street Inclined to Believe That
Criss Has Been Made
the Coat
COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT
Special to The Times-Dispatc CHI

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
New York, January 22.-Not until
February2 which is a week from next
Wednesday, viii Wall Street in par
tIcular and the public In general be
informed as to what punishment, II
any, is to be mcted out to those who
may be held responsible by the gov
ernors of tho Stock Exchange for tho
manipulation of Hooking Coal and Iron
stock, which dropped sixty-three points
on "Wednesday. and as result left a
trail OF Voc and much blasphemous
language in its wake.
The subcommittee appointed by the
board of governors to investigate tho
Hooking matter particularly completed
its investigation Io-uay, but the de-
linquents. II any. Will, under the rules
of the exchange. have ten days. grace
in which to present their defense. This
is the same procedure as was taken
in the famous matter of A. o. Brown
& Co.. and more recently in the mat
ter of Rock Island. The subcommittee
has to all intents and purposes made
its report, but on February the Of
tenders may appear before the full
board of governors and plead extenu-l
ating circumstances in mitigation Of
l5punis hment.
Without the Pale.
1t was generally conceded to-day
that the persons who We're directly
Irresponsible for the, Hooking trouble
Stock Exchange Jurisdiction. Just as
was the case In the Rock Island Incl
dent. and that the only manner In
Which these operators can he reached
Is by furnishing. the brokers who ex-
TENDING the action to be taken on
February 2. the mouth of everye one
concerned in the manipulation Of
iocklns. Coal aud Iron is tightly seal
Hall q Crisis. whose firm failed for SIS. !
100000 because of his carrying out
buying orders 1T the behest of mem
bers OF the pool. last Wednes day. in
the admiration and the, sympathy , Of
the street. has had his mouth closed
securely by direction of the board OF
governors. who have. advised him not
dent until the stock Exchange has
Crisis the "Gont,', "As'
Iathrop, Haskins & Co. failed for
collapse of the Hooking pool The firm.
was the representative OF the pool OF
which James r. Seene was the head,
and was the first to be forced to the
wall when the slump came. Crisis
claims to have gone TO the post OH
Wednesday, morning, with buying or
ders from this Arm, and that, In ac-
Icordance, he bought Hooking In 200
sion until he had accumulated 1000
| shares subsequently, repudtated by
lsome OF his principals, and which re-
suited In his ruin.
Interests are at work In WalI Street
! in behalf OF Criss, whose statement
| that he was made tho goat Ii, "a
cold blnoded deal contains q great deal
OF crGllnncGa 49, IA .allsN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
Cousin of Mrs. Roose-
Welt Victim of Naval
Officers.
CALLED TO FACE
COURT MARTIAL
Sensational Affair at Society
Gathering i'll Boston Comes to
Light-Rcar-Admiral Swift
Charged With Seeking to
Conceal the
Facts.
[special to mic Times.p!spatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Washington. d. G. January g.
Secretary Meyer, or tho Navy. acting
ON charges preferred by Medical In
spector III. Il. Anies. of the Boston
Navy Yard, has ordered Paymaster
George Pcrcival Aud and Past AS
sistant Surgeon a. II. Robnett to APP
pear before a court martial on Jan
uary 81, and answer to the charge OF
conduct unbccoming an officer and a
gentleman. and breach of discipline.
The officers arc accused OF insulting
and physically attacking DR.. Edward
Spencer Cowles. or Boston. second
cousin Of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. at
a dance given on December II last at
the residence OF Dr.. Ames
Rear Admiral William Swift, Until
recently in command OF the Boston
Navy Yard. Is charged by DR.. Co%'les
with deliberately concealing the
charges when they were first made
and attempting 10 suppress them.
Breaks Engagement.
II is said that the friendship OF Miss
MHVenne Gray SNllS- VIC aH'''tA -. =
daughter. for Payn.as;er Auld. who
must face the court martial, was the
real cause OF Miss Swifts sudden can
collation. of her engagement TO marry
Harry Duer Storcr. OF New York and
Atlanta. on December Is last.
At the time the marriage was de-
clared off IL was said that MISC Swift
was IL. but later reports had her in
attenda nee at dance shortly before
the date set for the wedding. Mr.
s,orer was on his nay TO Boston to
niarry Miss Swift when'the announce
ment was made of the cancellation
Ii was the visit OF Mrs. Cowles 70
secretary Meyer and Senator Henry
C.abot Lodge on January 11--one month
after the date OF the alleged insult
and attack at the Ames dance-that
brought about the investigation. Mrs.
Cowics says Admiral Swift took hcr
husbands charges against Aud to
Washington. and that "he must have
pigeon-hoIed them there as Secrc-
.ary Meyer knew nothing of them un-
til she told him. Senator lodge
In tho Investigation as the most IN
famous thing he ever heard of. and
the Senator and Secretary Meyer forced
the Investigation.
Sensation Mt Dance.
The occurrences at the dance are
alleged to have been extremely sensa-
tIonal.
pr. cowles tells his story as fol-
lows:
81 was crossing the ballroom floor.
when Psymaster Aud and DR.. Rob-
nett arm in arm. walked up to me.
Aud asked Robnet,: Is this DR..
CoHles?
"Robnett said Yes
Then Aud asked mo to leave the
hall and never TO show up again. !
asked for an explanation. lie gave
no explanations.
my wife preceding me. VIC started
to leave the ballroom. Payma ter
Aud ran in through u door and struck
me from behind L did not, SEQ MIN
before I was struck My head hit the
door. We grappled, and both fell to
the floor In the fall I injured the
back of my head. Tho doorkeeper and
a civilian then ran up. Aud arose
from the floor and ran away without
saying anything"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
TRUST MAGNATES
ANDBEEF BARONS
MAY LAND |NJA|l
Department of Justice
Going After Men
Higher Up"
TAFT IN ACCORD
| WITH MOVEMENT.
Government Officials 1nvestiga-
ton Of Increased Cost of
Living Is About to Bear
Fruit-Partial Report Of
Findings Will Be Made
Tuesday.
Food Strike Grows.

From nli over the country como
tcicgrnphic dispatches telling OF
the progress OF the campaigns Of the
consumers.
ptttsburE, Springfield, Mass.; st.
Joseph, NO.; Omaha, one of the
Inent packing centres: Cincinnati,
the hog packing town: -tsbury Park,
st. Louis, Kansas City, baltimore,
Denver, Cleveland, where the movc-
mcnt started about week ago;
Chicago, Providence. Philadelphia,
Memphis. milwaukee, New York,
Rochester, Atlanta and Des Afolnes,
Iowa, and indianapolis were among
the principal cities heard from.
Judging from the reports received,
several hundred thousand people
must hive already pledged them
selves 10 abstain from meat for
thirty or sixty days.