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The Washington times., 1910-03-04
MORE TINE ASKED
OF MRS. BRADLEY
Hearing of Claim to Former
Senator Browns ES-
tate Deferred.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, March q
At the request Of the defense, the Annie
NJ Bradley-SenatOr Brown will case. in
which the main character will be the
woman who shot the former United
States legislator in hotel at Washing
ton, and afte-ward was acquitted OF a
charge Of murder, has been postponed
until the April term Of the court.
The case in which the former woman
secretary and friend Of Senator Brown
will make an effort to get part Of the
fortune left by him for two children OF
the Senator's. has attracted wide atten-
tion here, ard all over the state. II is
said that attorneys for Mrs. Bradley
viii attempt 10 prove that Mrs. Brad
loy's children should be Joint bene-
ficiaries o. the will by having her re-
count the same story she told in Wash
ington of her life with Senator Brown
and the birth Of the children.
The attorneys for the defense request
ed the postDoncment saying they were
unprepared to 20 on with the case when
il was called today
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
WEEKS DISASTERS
IN NORTHWEST

MOndhy--Thirty-six persons kill
ed by avaIanches in Idaho, and two
drowned in Washington State.
Fourteen seriously injured and
many missing.
Tuesday--OBe hundred and If
teen killed I'm Washington ava
Ianche, which wrecked two trains.
Wednesd,.y-Great Northern train
wrecked by Washington IandsIidei
one killed. Estimated thirty lost
lives In slides aud foods In vnrious
parts of Idaho and Washington.
Thursday-Twenty-three miners
killed and eight Injured by dyna-
mite explosion in TreHdvem mine,
near Juneau, Alaska.
Total dead, 2O7; injured, -.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
QUAKER CITY TIE-UP
LABOR'S ONLY MOVE
Company'S Rejection OF
Peace Letter Forces Issue
on Strikers.

PHILADELPHIA March AT noon
today the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company had faieG 20 answer the letter
OF J. BurrwoOd Daly, attorney for the
striking street car men, asking that the
company Join the strikers IN asking
common pleas court 10 appoint three
members of a court o.. nine 20 arbltrate
the existing differences
Peace negotiations are. therefore. or,
and the labor unions viii be forced 10
make good their threat 20 call general
strike Of the 10000 union men In Phila-
delphia al midnight tOright.
Extra Police Eeady.
Four thousand special policeman have
been sworn IN the pest week and they
viii be thrown into al sections OF the
city tonight with orders 70 preserve
order at all hazards. The situation
has become acute. II the 5000 regular
and special policemen cannot cope with
the situation, an immediate request may
be made 70 Governor Stuart 10 order
out the National Guard, and II would
not surprise many 10 ind 1900 State
troopers doing riot duty in the city Of
Rrotherly Love oy Monday morning
How many men VIII SO out on a gen
eral strike tonight it Is impossible 20
say. The strike Leaders today repeated
their statements maGc earlier in the
week that 1900 meC Will quit immedi-
ately and others viii follow shortly
Clay Make Canvass.
City authorities, on the other hand.
declare not more than 1900 men VIII
Quit Director of Pu5Iic Safety Clay
declares mis- men have made personal
CanvaSSes OF the entire city and that he
knows not more than L2-0oO men VIII
walk out.
The street car company declares il is
running more than loo cars tOday--half
the normal quota No disorders have
been reported. but with the suspension
OF labor this afternoon By men VINO viii
Immediately Join The sympathetic strike,
trouble is feared
Tomorrow VIII probably be- the cru
Cial day OF the strike. Saturday is nor
mally A half-holiday, and each Satur-
day and Sunday since the beginning Of
the strike has been marked by serious
rlCtiug.
It has developed here that the arbi-
tration act Of 1893 referred TO by AIayor
ReybUrn in his message 10 councils. was
declared unconstitutional during the big
strike AZ McKees Rocks by Judge Nc
Farl8nd
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
I. A. HILL STRICKEN
ON EVE Of JOURNEY
Alexandria Police Commits
sioner Dies of Attack
of ApOplexy.

Police Commissioner Fora A. Hill. of
Alexandria died az o:05 o'clock this
afternoon. following a stroke OF apo
pleNy received as he was about 10 leave
his home 1I2 Prince street
Physicians were Immediately summon
cd. and they administered oxygen to
the sick man. Though they have not
Vet announced the nature Of the at
tack. IL is surmsed that Mr.. Hin was
stricken with apoplexy.
He was to have left Alexandra to-
morrow for New York. sailing in a
few days for Europe. where he ex-
pecred 10 travel, going later to Ober-
ammergau to attend the Passion Play.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
COURT ADJOURNED.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March 4-The
Maryland Court OF Appeals has ad-
journed. having completes the hearing
Of all cases Oh the January docket It
will meet on March 80 for the purpose
Of delivering opinions in all cases ar
guea during the present term and not
heretofore decided.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
CREW TAKEN OFF
AS BIG BOAT SINKS
Wireless Call Answered In
Mid-Ocean Saves Fifty
More Lives.

NEW YORK, eMrch 4.-News Of the
rescue Of Captain Serpe and his crew
OF fOTty-nine men from the steamer
Korea, which fOUndered in mid ocean.
reached the Offices of the Anchor lirie
today from Caledonia, OF that lir 2,
which responded 70 a wireless distress
call from the Korea on Tuesday and
succeeded i'm taking of the captain and
crew just before the big vessel disap-
pCared beneath the waves
The Caledonia is due here Monday
with the rescued men. No details OF
the accident are contained I'm the form
a I notice from Captain Baxter Of the
Caledonia.
tt is believed the heavy cargo Of
iron ore shifted In the Korea during A
storm and strained the vessel so that
she hIed and sank.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

SEATTLE, Wash. March IA report
has reached the officials of the Grea,
Northern railway by way Of Everett
Wash, that Cne of the cars buried by
the great STOW slide near Wellington
has been found intact. and that ten Of
the persons in it were still alive. but
sun ering terribly from exposure
The report IS not confirmed as the
wires 20 the scene or the disaster are
destroyed. ard news from there has 10
be brought a cons derabie distznce by
courier
With 2o7 dead, p persons injured. and
many more missing, reports Of disasters
continue to pour into Seattle today from
foods. avalanches. mine disasters. and
train wrecks in an parts Of the Pacific
Northwest Weather conditions threaten
further fatalities.
Streams are swollen far beyond their
banks, while warm rains and the dread
ed Chinook winds. which melt the
SHOWS as II by magic, are. increasing
the danger hourly.
Property Damage Enormous.
The streets Of several interior towns
are under water and houses have been
washed away. Wheat crops worth hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars have been
washed out Of fields and live stock
losses are enormous
News from the mountain district in
North Washington is meager, but re-
ports SC far received tell of numerous
snow slides and a large number OF ia
talties.
Eastern oregon towns are suffering
from the foods today.
The Umatlla Indian reservation IS in
undated.
Many arroyos have become raging tor
rents and the waters have swept away
houses and stock sheds.
No estimate Of the property can he
made at this time. but throughout the
Pacific Northwest It IS certain 10
amount TO Millions
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
.FOULOIS NARROWLY
ESCAPES INJURY
Signal Corps Officer Fails
With Wright Aeroplane
At San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March A.
After three successful flights here.
Lieut.. E. .. FOulois, in a Wright aero
plane, made a fourth attempt that re-
suited dangerously.
The Tudder of the, machine was
wrecked and Lieutenant FOulois had
narrow escape from injury.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
OLD SOLDIER FALLS,
GOES TO HOSPITAL

Suffering from a severe attack OF asth-
ma. Michael Grace, seventy-one years
old. an inmate Of the Spldiers' Home.
fell al Sixth street and Pennsylvania.
avenue Ar 12-So this afternoon. He vss
removed 20 the Emergency Hospital for
treatment IL is expected that he VIII
recover.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
EVA TANGUAY PAYS $40.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March CHARGED
with stabbing Clarence Hess, a stage
hand. in the abdomen with a hat pin,
Eva Tanguay. the actress, was fined $40
IA the police cOuV here.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
STATE SENATOR ACQUITTED

MERCER. Penna-. March A-State
Senator James VI. Campbell was acquit-
ted here today, by "A jury. on the char-se
Of accepting excessive fees during his
term As district attorney Of Mercer
county.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
ASSISTANT DISTRICT
ATTORNEY AT HEAD
Harvey C:ven Directs Three Forces
cf Offcers, Who Make
Arrests.
PUT UNDER ARREST
IN BROKERS' RAID

r. Everett Taylor, 1929 r street.
u. r. Duryee, Evans building.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

Today-High tide. 1870 a. m. and 1.57
p. m; low tide. 7.fS q. M, and $50 %. m.
Tomorrow-Hi tide 2.2z a. M and
ESQ D. m; low tide. SIS a. m. and 9.4S
=. m.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Fair weather and mild tcmperat tflre to
night and Saturday: light vsriahIa
Winds
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
WEATHER REPORT.

Fair weather and high temperarure4
continued IN all parts Of the country
during the past tweuty-four hours.
The weather Will be fair in am parts
Of the country east Of the AIissfssinpi
river during the next thirty-six hours.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

CONDITION OF THE WATER.
A-Both rivers very muddy this morning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Northumberland einacGidlcrt.

Nclp Dnrf, Z. tSebri,or. - 9iS
dllf ctllca mllrocn iGmmtlid)c 8ebGll-
DC Der Inlo9c Der ,@eitingboltic
electric 60" III 0oonton, M, onrd)
cin Scllcr cingeGid)crt, mo GA cin
Sbeil Der Giriuobucrid,oit Der Srt.
id1oft nilf Die bon Der Wclcaid)oit &c.
pobrte 9cidGiti9una o~ngemicien lit,
bcrrid)t groBc @citiir5uno. Sic vyScit.
%utghpiie electric 60" Iobrisirtc in
Soorton bollptiG6lid slffmnnloto.
reiF0ottericn, 5citrpeilig nbcr and
bic peridieocncn aiiocrcn elcftriid)cn
Appnrntc, Die bon Der @%elellld)oit aitf
Den Morft gcbrad,t luerocn. Ter
bllrd) bic Slonrmen oilaeriftete Sod)-
idaocn miro ori $4,000 gcid1tt.
mo bic &criid)erung oitf Oeb1uoe.
Mol6incrie utb Sorrdtbe ioa ctlpu
$1S0.OO0 betrogcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Ter Strife Der StablsNrbcitcr.

Bethlehem M, En., I. Sebruor.-
Iic Strifcr Der Bethlehem Steel
@orfs" bcihloiien einmiiibig, Die
Sfferten Der Steel Co., bel meld,er
bieie iid p%orbebieIt, MIR 2eute ibrer
eigenen @abl mieoer gu beiddftigen.
nidt ol%t5unebmcn Sic organilirten
Damn cinen 2ofal5lucig Der ~SSntcr.
national aiiociatian Of Wod)inilts".
Sor ibrem 9eihluB. Die Sfferten Der
Steel So" 5ilriidSulueiien. wollten
tic nod nit Er1iioent Shmob fprc.
den, bod mar bieier nblpeieno mo
Der 9eid)eio, ber linen Der Superin.
tenoent Bad gob. befrieoigte lie nid)t.
Tie Strifer ipollen MN anitrengul,-
gen MAIDEN, oeif Strife iiber alle De-
rartenents nus3ubehneu. III wcld3eu
Maidiniitcn bcidGftiet iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Stein SelGitmorh, iOmocrn WprS.
9eiiie Mbeeler fiel cinem Gerbreten
3llm Spfer. - lte EoIi3ei iudlt
nat ibre1u Veriiibrer.

1890
utica. N,-Dy I. 6cbruor. - Die
bilbife % idbriNe @eiiic @beeler, oic
Dor ciuigcn Soqen in ibrcm Scim ST
9upellpprt, nnbe S1contu. crldoIicn
uuigciun0en mlrOe, bot lid nid)t. luic
anfQrglif allgennnlrlcn lpuroc. lclbIt
unl'6 2ebcn gebroht, %lonocrn lit ci,
ller bon ben Eoli5cibeboroen c~rIolie,
nen grflGrung 81 6olae einen rud-
Ioicn Moroe 5llln Spfcr geiollcn. G@
hat iid) h~rroltSgeiteIlt, OnB lid bic
llnaliitlid)e III intcreiiunten llmit0n-
Den beiuub, unb Elm illngcr Mom.
Scr nod) Nllsio9e ser Yoli5ei iiir it,
rem ;3uItonb perontiuortlih mar. miro
oils ser MorNtbot p%croGd)tig idarf
iibcrrpod,f.
9ei ser Nutopiic iol10 man III Der
@ruit bca WoOd)ena odt Hepolpcrfu
9ellt, Don benen 0rci baa Ser5 bllrdls
bort Gottcn. Cine ncilntc ali0cl lurlr-
sc IN scr 0ettlo0c entocft, IN Der oca
WtG0hct3 Seid)c lag, lln0 51unr ltedt,
6nS @lci berort I'M Sol5r iclt, boB
fcin 3lpcifel odriibcr bcrrid]cu fam,
bo6 ser Shub bon elmer Ecrlon ob-
0cfcl,crt mllrGc, Ole neben ocm Bette
iton6. Ter llnllGono, 0oB bus MnIi
Der ser rteill augeln bnS gleid)c. mic
6aS hes RepolperS lit, Der neben Sri.
@6celer'S 2eite I'M 9ett %geiunoeu
ml1roe, iprid)t ebcnfollS Negcn hi.
iibcrcilt aufgeItellte SelbItmloro- 5bco-
rio. Sri. Mbeeler'a Ndll0c muren III +
9lut bciitoclt, lpGbrcnb an Gcnt Hc.
ooluer tcine 9lutiplrcn 81, iinbcu
iparer. NllBeroem iuorcll orei Der lie
ben aornnlern Der Woifc nod geln.
0ell. Srl. Mbecler bate alto, mcllt
lie lid ruirtlid) ielbit t0otetc, Den Ht
polper bon Ncuem LADEN miiiicn.
nudloenl lie iid uorher minbcltens ci.
lie augel ms NSerj geioGt bate.
SflieBlid) bebollptct Die Eoli5ei nod,
oaB Der oben erluGbntc jllngc Oinnn
oil Gem Sobestogc reS W1ohenS IN
Der No6e bes Sollies 9eieben nuroe.
Sn Snconto mo Guucnport Gobcn
Die bellti1ell Gntbiillunlgen iiecr Die
Slnttrng0oie rieiige guircgung Der
porgerufen. Sri. @becler, Die in
bent Souie bon @iuiam 2ecr oils
Gicnitmaod)en angeltelt mar, luor
nIgcnein beliebt. uno ibr 0r0Blihcn
Gnbe mirft I'M, 10 eridiittcruber, nls
lie iid ourd iGrc 9ebcnsfrobeit saint
reide Srein0e crluorben bnttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Spicltcn nit Sd,icRacmchr.

Norrl3t0m H. Eo., L. Tcbrllor.
Nornlon Nnrpcr, ) Sabre alt,
lnnh III lcillCr Mphnnul1 III SprinN
Wfpiutt cllcn qr1Blihen 600. Gr
mo lcir Gltcrcr 9rltocr Napnlpnb
lricltcll il Der Nad)tonlncr nit elmer
often 6llttc. BON Der JIG glntbtcn,
6nb lie llidlt qeloben lei. El6slit)
trad)tc Elm SdNl6. mo bic Sd)rotlo-
Dung oronN Nornloll III Den appi,
bic aollSc Stdbclocdc obrciBcno.
Ter Sob trot oltgcnbliflidl elm. So.
roller Sling lit i~iberSci9t boppn. BOB
ca lid nm CinCl iutgliiflidlcn ;}llfull
tdllbclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08

u . nj, Z. Gcbrtor. 49, Ger Nrllocr
hcS in p%ernnnNcrcn Noucmbcr per
ltorbcncn Niid)pia !. u. Ncu0rid der
Iioccic Gebn an ocn Fhllippincn.
&nicIr, Migr. Ncnorid, lit bier ans
0cn Fbilippincl. &nIclu o%ngcfonmlcll
mo miro pom Foplt III Spcjiol.2lil
0icll5 cnpIunacn ncrbcn, ilnl bicicm
ilber Die Den Sn0 bc1 @iihoI9 bcglci'
tcnhen llniilnbc n0bcrc Gngobcil irl
mad)clt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Eaniban's Iliiac in Ne,u.C rleans.

New Orleans, Ga, I. 1cbr.
Ser frnn5o'ilfe 2uftid)iifcr 2oilio
Gnitlbdit. meld,er bier 5nni Marbi
8ras eingetroffen lit. bat acItern
bonn Gitp Tarf-Hennplote aus Dor
10000 3nif,aucrn orei flirjc Nlli-
ltiege III einem 6arman'ihen giplan
iinternomnlei,. Die bofite Sobe, Ole
er erreit)te, mar $50 Sub. Gr Inn.
l~treifte ben alrs mebrere WaIe unb
blieb p1breno ieines ldnaiten glti-
llieges II Winuten IN Den 9iiften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Siid)of Carers 'Grmabnnnacn.

ct. Sob II, q. g, Z. 6cbrunr.
SIt ocnl S%irte1brici. iucld)en Der ia.
tbollld)c 9iId)of 9orcp bicr onl16Iid)
Der bcporitcbctocn SoitenBeit crIoiicu
bat. lprid)t or iid) hohlr entidieocn
segci Die Srunfcnbeit ul,o Den Spi.
ritlloienbonoel aus Gr nlod)t Del,
Srnnfellbolocn u1o ben Spiriinoiel-
~boltolcrit Die crilIteltcn Worboltungcn
ilno ermobnt Die 9estereli, ibrcn Sc.
iddftsbetrieb ein,uIteaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
ySittlc giipn" in Bolton.

Nlullueili -ptuutl0 lpuult UpH orr
lleberiieoelu1g BON 5000 Siour.
Slloionern BON SiiosQ afota nidyt5
mtiIcn.
So1ton, I. Sebrunr. - "a GrG-
liocnt Maorij Don N%icoro1ua Org,
ly0bnte, Ole gcplonte TerpflunAn5
Don 5000 Siour- Snoioncrn Don ihrcr
Sie~ierpntion in Siio.Gofota nod) Ii-
rdroglto. lei ltlr cine 9iit, INN oic
codje Der G1lltrBcnten inter Wcnc
IA! Gltraoo ill 1tlrfem linb oic GlGnc
les Siour-5Guptlings ,9ittlc 9iion,"
Der lidl III Der An~gelegenbeit mad, Ni
caragla begeben bate llno alli benz
Compiler n@iporto" bon BORT 2intoll.
Gnlto Rlcn. nit ieiucr Sroll. elmer
gSeibcn, bier ongcfommcn i'll, Dor
CRIT IeblgeId)lngcn. Dtoorii bottc,
>urc u2ittlc giion" inat, bic HeQic
RING bon Gotta Mica ans Mibtrullelt
Ncgcn bcn SGiiptling cril,dt, ,lt per
Ginoern. bub bicicr Die @rclBc Don
Nlcoraalin iibcridrcite. Ger S1lpt.
Ing mitrbe boraili in GoIto Hico. no
CT aclnlOct mar, ultcr poliscilid,c
Niliiid)t 9eItelt. gs gcloug ibnl IT,
ondl, am ~. Soniior mad 9hleiielos
sit cnhpild)cn, no cr eincllnterrcOunn
nit General Gltrobo bate. Gicirr
crflnrtc ibnl bic S%niurgcnten mir.
cen ilincrbolb ied)s @pd)cn iicacn,
mo or lei ooiilr, bdb bie Sloioncr
t1rnen. AIM slbeno lit ,.2ittlc 9iIon"
init Ieiier 6ron nod, Tep.Oorf al.
6treilt. no er cine llntcrrcouna nit
3. z. Gellcnbou9b. bcnn ErGlioentcr
Ger "amcritnniid)en @eogropbiiden
Nclell'doft." boben iuirb, unl ourlt
l'ah Silo-Gufota 5iiriid5ufebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Hubuctt ,uuGhit.

30 il ~ Z. 6e6rl!ar. - Gas No
notwithstanding. Dor lpeld)cnn Der
3ohlrneiltcr q. Y. Iihb III lester @o.
DIE lpcgen Der b~efanlttcn GomleS. nj.
fairc in Ser bieIieen Napp-Naro pro-
5eliirt lpitr0c beealni beutc Die Tro-
5ellirrmg oca III bieielbe affoire per
midcltcn oTolicb g%iliItant Surgeon"
u. $. Nobnrtt Don Sn1nbn, mcld)er
lnlterlldlcr NcOcll unb cillcs Siiiiiers
mo @cntlcmm unmiiroiaen @cneb-
mems or9ctIoQt lit. Hobnett gilt fir
Den %crlobtcn BON SRI. Torotbp Se.
tier bon Gpaniton,. Sis. Die in Dem
sale enc m~freiluidige Gnae geipielt
boi,
r--ftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08

ncn cilloabor llnO bis sur Ginloiun9
unfilnObur. Sl1 mcld)cm NerbultnlB
iih Die lleber5eihuurlg ultf ole betocn
9Inlciben pertbeilt, lit nod nid)t be
tunlt.
Gbilcncn pcrob d icoc"
i'd.
Sic 6ileniibe WtilitGr-G OnmiIlIoil
sic lid icit cini9cu Monotcn 5ltn1
Stuoimn Der %cltrop0iid)cn Irnnce-
pcrbGltrtiiIc 5uleBt IN Berlin bcfolro.
bat lire Arbeiteu ob0eihloIien mo
fchrt benllt1dlt mlc0cr nut Ibrcr
@eimutb 5uriid. Norbcr meroetI Die
Wtitglicocr Ger Gonlmlliion not) pom
&niicr @iIbclm IN NllOlcn5 cmptdrs
ocn mcr0en ull0 Iucr0Cn 8elcgenbelt
ncbnlcn, ocnt Mpn0rd)en ooillr 81
oortcn, buB ihllcu nllc@ crlplln'dIc
Mutcriul bon Gotten Der oclttld)ci
lGilitQrbcb0roen sur &eriiiGu1g &c
iycQt mltr0c.
SIC Gbilcncn iil10 Don 6cnL lpo3
iic m0breno Hires Oclltld)cu Aufcllt-
bulta gciebcn, iibcron9 bcirleoiat.
Ncionbcrc Ncpunocruu1 bat bel IL
men o;c 0roBortiqc Entpidcllul1 Der
oelltiGcu MiNtGrIuitihilru0rt gcIlnt
Den.
No Of Gin Gurh q un1Gr.
WroBea Nuiiehcn errcat III De-
Eiul5 ouS pl0blid]c &erId)pinocn 0c3
@cinhGuOlerS @corQ Nieiiin0, Der
nit 6%intcrlniiullg elmer Shul0cn.
mer,Qc bon 10000 Dart aus 6rie-
rclabeim geiloben lit 100 CT Elm, mie
man oll0cmeiu Qiollbtc, rcft glltge'
hcnNca @ci6Git. bctriebcn bot.
Wiciiing Der DIS 8oltnonn ciltcn
0ltten Grcoit 9croB, ioll nid)t ullr
icinc &icicrottelL ionbcrn mld cine
gauge Nnjubl BON pcri0nlidct &c
tnn1tcu o~bincIngclcAt" bobcn. Gem
%crncbmen nod bcril0Ct or lld) be.
rcitH uui Dem Mcge naf Den Der.
Stuntcn,
Gua 2 d) q d turntcr.
@citcrn lullrbe bic od)tc Eurtic oc&
5iUi-
idlCn Sosfcr mo SdllCdtCr Ill GllnC
Acipiclt. mo 5por mrr0e luteocriim
cin Rcnlis, bos liGbcnte IN Der Seric.
pcr5eidnet. Stono Oca @cttfoupfcD:
SdIcd)tcr AZ, Easter @l2.
SO ri6tcr 0ctitcSgcit0rt
Micn I. 5cbulor. - Ger YrojcB
Ac9cn ocn Obcrlieutcnont N0oli Sof-
rihter. Der ais Der Nblcnoer Der
Gpunfoli- 9ricfc sur &crontluortlung
gCjogen Ucrben lOn. idlcil1t cine nclle
Wcnonng llebntcn 81 mollell. >Sm
Solic Der &ormtcrlubrng iolen
ucrihicoclc llmitQnoc ulligetalld)t
lein, Die eS nid)t mmoglid) erihcincn
.lailen Dob &oiridter's ociltt0e Stunt
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

The masquerade dance given by
Dennis lodge of Rebekahs Wednesday
evening taxed the capacity of both Odd
Fellows halls, there being over 200 cou'
ples present. Nearly 100 couples were
in costume and MANY of the costumes
were decidedly original. Miss Julia
Sexton and Mrs. James Allen wore cos
tunes made of copies of The Reformer
and Phoenix. Miss Sexton being gowned
in costume in which the heading of
The Reformer was strikingly evident.
Clifton II. Fox impersonated Teddy
bear and was decidedly grotesque
character. Miss Jennie Nesbitt was
costumed in a gown composed largely
of peanuts and peanut shells, displayin"
much originality. Hugh Stowell as a
sturdy little Indian, and Miss Ruth Sar-
gent as butterfly. were in evidence
during the grand march. Supper was
served after the party unmasked. The
affair was in charge of Mrs Fayette
Miller. Mrs. Luther Miller, Mrs. Caspar
Eric Landry and r. H. Messen
ger. Wales s orchestra furnished music.
The dance was one of the largest cos
tuned parties ever held by the lodge.
According to the Bellows Falls
Times that town is much healthier than
Brattleboro. judging by the number of
liquor prescriptions issued in 1909. The |
number in Bellows Falls was LIZA; in |
1869.