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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

u . gratifying 70 learn thar me
Alkado doesn't take the var scare
seriously, Judging BY Bis friendly NEE
eage n President Taft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

Pail not 70 vote for snnexatlon next
Tuesday. Giye the ca,yso county folks
q hearty welcome into the Grady fam
ily.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

You viii find . mighty fine Ios Of
candidates Tor alderman On the demo-
cratic ticket Tie whole bunch should
b. elected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

We are glad 70 learn that crop pros
poets around Alex are 50 encouraging
Grady county u going to break the
record this year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

We ought 10 lynch the first green
bug that sets foot on an Oklahoma
wheat field The g. b. Is . very nm
desirable citizen and be should be
giyen 70 understand that we don't
want him hanging around.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

Not r penny that you pay 70 a mail
order house viii ever come back %
you Spend yoar money with fhe
home merchants and It will help 70
build up your home town; f. VII he
kept busy IN fhc community.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

Burton II the man for mayor. we
shouid give him one of those oidfash-
i0ned democratic naJoritlee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

cAlekaaaa n glad 70 see the WOOD
men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

Zen Burgess Will be the next city
elerx and Ae Will make good one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


q Mayor ~ J. z. Burton. =
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= Police Judgs-H L. Grageby. =
4 city Clerk Ben Burgess =
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= fon. =
= Street Commissioner - Ben q
= Hudgins. =
q Treasurer of school Board =
y g. r. PhllIDs. =
f. AIdermen: FIRST ward, }. .. =
= Buie; second ward, ]. Q. Lind A
y say; third ward, Fl Evans; .
= fourth ward, r =. Burgett =
a Board of Education. Flrst 4
. ward, z. 2. Turner; second =
. ward, ". W. Horn; third ward. =
q WIN. stacey; fourth ward, w. a.
y r. Phillips. +
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

Que gear, dslivsrsc " carrier ---esa
n,x nozths. delivered ~ carrier "A
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27
COMINGS AND GOINGS
OF The SMART SET

mother. father and young son have
been living at fudge Uatch's Waikiki
home. Owing TO The home coming of
the Hatohes the doctor and his family
will move into their valley home the
first of June.
4 4 *
Tho dov b,s not hoo, On, for ,bo
MARRIAGE NJ Mice Ida Koento and Mr.
sberwood Iowrov NJ ana Mrs
FredericL Ievo,t Iowrov .ro NOT
,lonniny IN return IN u,no,uIu from
ri, ,c,,.,, ,,,,. Ill ~ a., -
November. On this account the date
has not been set. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Jewett Lowrey, the father and
mother of the prospective groom, left
Wednesday morning on the Wilhel-
nina for San Francisco. They will
not larry In the metropolis of the
west, but will Journey direct to New
York and sail for Europe in June.
wards are living at la Keeaumoku
street, on the corner of Dominis and
Keeaumoku streets. As Monday is the
calling day for that district, Mrs Ed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

and has a chic way Of wearing her
clothes, that gives her a very stun
ming appearance. She posses a
graciousness and charm of manner
and by her lack of affectation, and
perfect naturalness, she has hosts of
friends. Little wonder Is II that
Bruce Cartwright Jr.. is being con-
tinually congratulated over winning
such a helpmate.
+ 4 4
Picnic on Mt. Tantaius.
A jolly party of "picnickers" enjoyed
an outing on Tantalus, Saturday Most
of the party drove to General Davis
mountain home where a delicious
luncheon was enjoyed. There were
several energetic pedestrians who pre-
ferred to climb up the mountain side.
After tifiin the entire party made the
ascent to the summit of Mt. Tantalus.
Those who enjoyed this out-of-door
sport were Admiral and Mrs. Cowles
Major and Mrs. Timberlake, Captain
and Mrs. Johnson, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Clark, Madam Smith, Miss Alice
Cooper Miss Edith Cowles. Lieuten-
ant Burrell, Lieutenant Price of Fort
Ruger. II. B. NJ. Consul Ralph Fors-
ter and others.
+ +
Mrs. Cochran's Luncheon. ,
One OF the most elaborate luncheons
of the week was igyen Thursday by
Mrs. Cochran, wife of Captain Coch-
ran of the U. s. X. G. Thetis. With
the exception of three guests the par
ty was composed Of service people.
Tiffin was served at one o'clock at a
table beautifully decorated with vio-
lets. A large silver bowl was massed
with purple violets, tall silver vases
filed with these flowers. placed in
discriminatory on the table, while q
4, tracery Of smilax, enhanced the beau
ty of the appointments OF the lunch
con. Myriads of fragrant violets were
scattered over the table. The place
cards we're unique and were the
means of calling forth much admira-
tion from the assembly of guests.
These cards were hand-painted and
were adorned with signal flags, that
spelled the word U. Z. Thetis. This
nautical decoration was appropriate,
! for the luncheon was given on board
the trim revenue cutter, Among Mrs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR JUNE IS FULL
Numerous Large Affairs In Smart Set-M|tary Dance and
Ball at Pacific Club-WeddngS, Enterainments-To Be
Gala Month.

- TRAINS of music from the Fifth
Cavalry band will be heard at
the Pacific Club Ball, when
the elite of Honolulu will "trip
the light faustastic" on the
evening of June the Ninth
The following missive has been
received by mail by over three hun
dred OF the Smart Set. who will en-
JOY the hospitality Of the club mem
bers.
The President and Board of Governors
of the Pacific Club
cordially invite you to a ball
on Friday evening, June the ninth
at nine o'clock
Mr.. Harry Macfarlane is chairman
OF the entertainment committee, and
will be ably assisted by Mr.. willard
Brown and Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, Jr
There will be round of dinners pre-
ceeding the ball, that will be pre-
sided over by the members of the
club. Mr.. Harry Macfarlane has al
so charge of the decorations. His
artistic ability Is universally admit
ted, and is generally conceded that
no one can excel him. and few equal
him in achieving picturesque effects.
The ball room will be blithe with
flowers and greenery, making a gala
summer setting for the handsome
gowns that will be worn. A number
of the Service set. have been invited,
the sprinkling of uniforms. always
lends smartness to any affair.
4
June Wedding.
The first to lead the procession OF
June brides, Is Miss Claire Williams
who will wed Mr.. Bruce Cartwright
Jr., at eight o'clock on Thursday
evening June first. Nearly n thou.
sand Invitations have been sent out
and they will gather together. botf
for the ceremony and reception, al
the bellies and debutantes, as well as
a fashionable throng not only from
Honolulu, but the other islands as
well. Miss Williams has always been
a favorite. Since coming from Eu'
rope last winter she has enjoyed 9
round of entertainments, and rarely
has a week passed, that the bride
elect has not ben made the motif fol
some form OF social compliment. Miss
Williams Is a tall, handsome blonde
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

- N Friday afternoon, Mrs
Charles A. Rice entertained
at very enjoyable tea at her
beautiful seaside home "Ka-
~ lapake," on Kauai, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Arthur Rice,
who has recently returned from the
Coast,
Artistic In every detail was the af-
fair and the decorations especially
pleasing. The lanai overlooking the
bay with Its fascinating view OF the
mountains beyond, presented a most
inviting appearance to the guests as
they entered and were cordially re-
ceived by the charming hostess. Here
maiden hair ferns In profusion con-
trasted pleasantly with crimson car
nations. Graceful to degree was the
arrangement of ferns. dahlias and
bright yellow daisies which made u
veritable bower of the spacious living
room. Under large hanging baskets
of maiden hair ferns and begonias,
dainty tables were set where delicious
refreshments were served. The motif
Of the central table being yellow, the
epergne was a large cluster Of yellow
nasturtiums, gracefully arranged In Il
low reed basket.
The guests were Mrs. Arthur Rice,
Mrs. s. w. Wilcox. Mrs. Hans Isen-
berg, Miss Irwin, of Chicago. Mrs. Al
bert Wilcox, Mrs. w. II. Rice, Jr.
Mrs. Coney, Mrs. f. l.. Putnam, Mrs
Ralph Wilcox, Mrs. Crist, Mrs. Carter
Mrs. Rohrlg. MISS Hodgins and Miss
Ellison.-Garden Island.
r 4 4
ThOmpsOn-ROt Nuptlnls.
Miss Alice Roth and Mr.. Frank
Thompson will be married on Wed
nesday evening, June 2lst, in Central
Union Church. The wedding will be
quiet one, only relatives OF the
contracting parties being present, The
Reverend Doctor Scudder will perform
the ceremony. The brides only at
tendant will be Miss Margaret Wa
terhouse, who will be the maid Of
honor. Mr.. ollie Sorenson will act as
best man.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

Cochran's guests were Mrs. Neville
Mrs. Mark, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs.
Sheedy, Mrs. Hooking, Mrs. Herbert
Stevens. Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Kennedy
of Fort Shafter and Mrs. Wilcox.
The Misses Mestocker's Entertain.
Prior to her departure for the coast,
Miss Florence Hoffman was the in
centive for Il number OF. formal ana
informal entertainments. Among the
informal AFFAIRS that was enjoyed by
Miss Hoffman and a few OF her warm
personal friends was the afternoon
given by Misses Lydia and Julie Me-
Stocker. The invitations we're issued
by telephone and dozen guests were
present. Some OF the young girls who
are devoted TO bridge spent the after
noon playing that absorbing game,
while others preferred to ply their
needle, and fashion dainty bits of fan
cy work. The keynote Of the after
noon was informality, that always
lends additional pleasure TO any en-
tertainment. At o'clock the hos
tesses and their guests gathered
around the tea table, where an hour
of social chit-chat was enjoyed
Among those present were Miss Julie
McStocker. Miss Lydia McStocker
Miss Grace Davis, Miss Florenc.
Hoffman, Miss Katherine Stephens
Miss Alice Cooper, Miss Helen North
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. lvers' Dinner.
A proiusion OF red roses adorned
the table at the dinner at which Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Ivers presided al
host and hostess Sunday evening, ID
their beautiful home on College Hills
A dozen covers encircled the exquis
itely appointed table. After Dime
coffee and liquors were served on tn,
spacious lanai Among MIR. and Mrs
lvers' guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els M. Swanzy, Captain and Mrs
Clifton Carter, Madam Ivers, Mr.. AN
Mrs. James Wilder, Mr.. and Mr.,
Clark and Mr.. Wildon.
4 4 4
Mrs. Atherton Entertains Daughter
Of American Revolution.
The Daughters OF The America
Revolution met Monday, May 22, wit
Mrs. j. b. Atherton at her beautifl
home on King street,
After the routine OF business wa
transacted, the members adjourned /
the spacious lanai from which daint
refreshments were served.
The election OF officers for the Ell
suing year resulted In the following
Gegent, Mrs. Perley l.. Horne; Viz
Regent, Mrs. j, u, Atherton; Recor'
Ing Secretary, Miss AbbIe Dow; Co
responding Secretary, Mrs, sallie
Douglas; Treasurer Miss Chariot
Hall; Registrar Mrs, q, H. Dickel
Historian, Mrs AlOnzo Gartleyi cha
lain, Mrs, W W. Hall
MI ana Mrs. Rralnard Smith IL
"Wednesday for prolonged lrlp
. tho Easlern part ~ lhe United stat
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

ST. PETERSBURG, May 27.-The
Czarina OF Russia II very III, a COM
plete nervous breakdown having caused
her physicians grave fears The Car
IL slowly giving up hope o. her recov-
cry and the court Is plunged In gloom.
University Club This event Is be-
ing anticipated by the members of the
club.
4 4 4
Letters have been received by Mr..
Kirkpatrick who Is en- route aroun
the world From last adyices Mr.
Kirkpatrick was at Ceylon. This
young man is planning to meet his
mother and sister in Paris.
Lieutenant Roy Francis Smith has
recently purchased Hupmobile run
about Mrs. Smith has learned to run
this car, and is becoming an enthusi-
astic motorist She can be seen each
day spinning over the splendid roads
adjacent to this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

Dr Tucker Smith NJ the u \ Navy
has rented nlga iallou's home ln
Nuuhnu Valley Tho doctor, win hin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

MI ana Mrs, Rralnard Smith len
"Wednesday Tor prolonged inp IA
tho Easlern parl 0f The United states.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

Y Friday afternoon. Mrs,
Charles A. Rice entertained
al a very enjoyable tea at her
beautiful seaside home "Ka-
lapake." on Kauai, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Arthur Rice,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

Judge Hatch and Miss Hatch will
arrive shortly In Honolulu, ana will
occupy their home AT san soucl' Miss
Hatch Is one 0f the most attractive
island girls, during her s0iourn IN
Washington, u, g., she was consider
cd one ~ the beauties Of tho younger
set
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

Doctor and Mrs. Clifford b. High
have taken apartments at the Hotel
Pleasanton. where they will reside for
six months, having sold their house
to Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, Jr They
moved to their new abode yesterday.
Mrs. High. after six months trip to
the coast, returned to Honolulu Mon
day and is looking the picture of
health. She possesses hosts of friends
in this city and has been accorded "A
warm welcome.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-20
AGRTR BENNINGTON

At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the pastor will give an address
to parents. Bring the children with
you Small children will be Well car
ed for in the vestry by ladies who will
be there for that purpose. Come and
enjoy an hour in Gods house Even
ing subject, Jesus Ascension, what
does il mean to me?' Young peoples
meeting at $50. Subject, Growing
into Larger Work" Leader Miss FL
sic Millington.
AT the Congregational church on
Sunday services will be held as usual
and the public are invited. At the
morning worship at II o'clock the pas
tor will preach on the theme Cheat
ing Ourself of the Best" Sunday
school will meet at u o'clock and
everybody should do their share to
keep up our good record. Please pre-
pare your particular lesson. At the
Endeavor service at GAS Mrs. Myra
Endress will tell of her impressions
of "The World in Boston" Every
member of the congregation should be
present. The pastor will preach in
| the evening at 1880. Let every En-
deavorer make his plans to be in at
tendance at the rousing Endeavor con-
vention at Bennington and take an
other with you Remember the date,
Monday, May %, afternoon and even.
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-03
Virginia Weddings


tSpes@al IN The Richmond NirEinian. y
ABINGDON. VA. Jan. S.-~-On Wed .
nesdsy afternoon. January 4. Mt 1
o'clock. Sarhle I'm church. at Ewing,
Va, VIII t~e the scene Of a beautiflIl
wedding, when Mir. Mjnter jackson. of
Abingdon. ana Miss Martha Eliza beth
Morgan danghf5r. OF Mr. and Mra, q
~ Morgan, OF Ewtng. Will plight their
troth, The ceremony will be perform.
ed by Rev. Mr.. Wagner. Of the Metho.
dist church, Mrs, Aipnxo HAYNES. of
Ewing. win he the niatron N honor
Misses Cows and Bernit.>. Morgan. sis
ters Of the bride. win be- the attend.
F,pg maids, MIR, Jackson Wal have his
ltSe-long friend. pr, Lewis c.. Cosby. OF
Ats9gdpn. for his best man. while Mr.
Tom Preston ana Mr carl wliloughf.s
Of aofzasvtife, Va VIII act as ushers
The bridal party viii be entertained
by Mrs. Alouzo Haynes this eventng
and by Mfr and Mrs Morgan at lunch-
con on Wednesday.
Mr.. jackson. enc OF the best Of
AbinEdon's S@Nng business men, has
"a host OF frienxs in Abingdon who will
welcome hts Seide most cordially.
They arrive ere oA Thursday and will
be at home with Mts. NJ. T.. Davidson.
mother Of the grooEl -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-03
STAURT LODGE To
INSTALL OFFICERS


Stuart Lodge OF Cyad Fellows win
s o'clock IN its hall, al. Eighth and
81 cited for the coming tern, viii he
'ns3ailed There are ALSO ttyo eau
dldatts FOR initiation who will bt~made
:" rid<a the lodge angora and dt~Ih&
customs ~ stunts. r.
Thursd%s night. District Deputy q.
n. hlR s5ship, ~ho viii Install the
officers OF Ssuart Lodge. VIII render
ne same seHs ees 90 the incoming
ulcers OF Henderson Lodge. No def
mite program ha@s been prepared. but
Il ~ expected tl1s} addresses VIII ne
delivered ON both oe>sasions
Junior Order Officers
Rocky Ridge Councils Junior Order
linen American MeehaFsAes held It's
regular meeting Mopdas- night In
tssidN iSt3f@Hes iia9}. Eighth sad Hut
streets when the following officers
Mere Installed.
X. T., Robertson, Junior past ,nun-
ejlor. G. e. Pearson. councillor: GO
owens. Fice-councjior. \. H. SampsesS,
secretary, " F.. Wilson, assistant sec
Rotary, J. Il. Reams financial seere-
tarN. A. J. Waugh. treasurer r. 4
Eeams, Jr. warden; j. T.. Tate, con-
cactoFt r. f. lsrklnsna. inside senr.
fTUtfe = r. VTfSUH, outside sentinel,
H. +, Whitaker. trustee,
AT the conclusion OF the council
session an auxiliary to the council
for social and beneficial purposes was
instituted. ny which any member may
secure additional funeral benefit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-03
POLICE FIND NO CLUE
IN SHOOTING CASE

Absolutely no clae has been disCov-
cred by tn" paliee AS to the identity
af the gunner " Ao fired She shot which
woanaed Horace t3ene ats Monday
AIR. aiensents. VIE IS resident Of
SManshoro. was shat down ia aNii
street as he ard several friends we're
walking along the street. The bullet
which was Embedded in the fieshy part
or the les, MAS moved after consider
aAaa probing by Dr. Edwin bryce and
other pfSsIcians mna were called in
Pedestrians and Witnesses III the
khaDiing secured the neighbarlioud Tor
kg9aS Of the gunner. but no clue OF
tsse smallest Importance could be- na.
earths6. The affair Is la the hands
~ The police AT present and IL ID hoped
ehat u will soon be cleared up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-03

Charities and Corrections, is detained
at home on account of Illness.
DIR. j. 7. Gillian, treasurer of Ches-
tertield county. WAS visitor at the
office OF the Auditor of Public Ae-
counts Tuesday.
r. .. Sandy. OF Burkeyille, VAS
visitor in the office OF Governor Mann
Tuesday.
Mrs NJ f. Jones. chief stenogra-
pher in the office of the Ad3utant
General, has been detained at home
for several days on account of Illness.
Governor Mann decided Tuesday
that he would attend the annual
meeting Of the Virginia Tennessee
Agricultural Associations which takes
place at Bristol. january s. The ex-
eeutive will be one Of the speakers,
In the list of distinguished dead as
printed by the Virginia Historical So
ciety the name of Joseph u. Eggies-
ton appeared. but MIR. Eggleston said
this morning. that it was g. mistake,
The error was possibly due TO the
fact that former Secretary OF State =.
u. Eggleston died October II, 1909,
and the wrong Initials were used.
The State Corporation Commission
has granted quite number of disco
lutions of corporations. All concerns
who have changed to partnerships and
WHO hAIlSu TO noUfy the com mission
viii have 10 pay the registration fee
and franchise tax for this year
The semi-annual meeting of the
State Board of Health will be held
Wednesday January 4. at A. NJ
DR. Roy X. Flanagan, of the State
Board OF Health. who has charge of
hotel inspection. has found Few
proprietors who are not disposed to
obey the law as passed at the last
session OF the Legislature. These peo-
pie Will be given fifteen DAYS TO rem
edy conditions. and then prosecutions
Will follow Dr, Flanagan reports
that most of the hotels respond cheer
fully 10 the demands of the new stat
ute.
The Southwest Virginia Trust Com
pany. Of Roanoke. did not again re-
new its license for the transaction of
business in surety bonds ar the close
OF business Saturday. The concern
merely retires from that enc branch
of business.
Colonel 5. s. Simmerman of wythe.
a member of Governor Mann's stan,
is spending a few days In Richmond.
Colonel Simmerman is talked OF for
the State Senate from the Fifth dis
trict
#, A, overly. OF Blackstone. who
represented Lunenburg county i'm the
Honse for 1899 to 1904, viii be
at the election this fall for
House OF Delegates from Nottoway
and Amelia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-03
SCHOOLS REOPEN
ON SOUTHS|OE
UyENTLE PI.oDDERS on FLOW
IRY PATHWAY OF kNOWB-
EDGE RESUME THEIR
TASKS.

The several public and private
shoois Of the Southside opened their
doors Tuesday morning at o'clock.
and tire new session was begun. Books,
3dyfniiy nung aside f"r couple Of
weeks. were strapped pp with a groen,
and each little brain as 1t trudged to-
ward school wondered what had he-
come at the two tong weeks of hoii-
day that were allowed, Christmas
proseuts-~st least those that had sur
tived that IonR~-were slowed away
for THE time being. while the owner
tended school. and The familiar school
bell tolline 9 O'Clock rang Ike a veti-
table difge IN the ears of thousands
If Riddles all over the city.
While nearly all the scholars were
on hand, no one except the high
brow" phenomS WorA the happy look
SO HiSidIy pictured in nice children .
stories. Most looked pretty gloomy,
but as the morning wore on and re-
gess came and the old games began
In the yard, all seemed to gradually
become reconciled 10 tho inevitable
conditions and the shoots rang as
nerrily as usual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-03

showed them streaming with blood.
Bus still they pumped their automatic
pistols,
: Flames Become Tce Hot,
Finally the flames became SO hot
that the Anarchists were driven to the
roof OF the house. Every window was
now beIching flames and smoke, the
smoke tending 10 conceal the despera-
does as they Crouched on the roof OF
thicr trap and continued their fusilade.
The fire soon spread 10 the adjoining
ranshackle buildings, threatening a new
disaster. Hunareds of policemen and
tremen were forced 10 turn their at
'tentsru 10 preventing n spread ~ tine
flames asut tae rattle Of shots still con-
tinued.
The collapse of the burning house
and the end Of the unequal struggle
was only question OF time.
At last the firemen were able to en-
ter the burning house. which the de
tenders still held from the roof. Home
Secretary Churchill stationed himself
at the door OF the house. prosition OF
the gratest pert, rs It WAS feared that
the house was dIled with dynamite or
other explosives. Momentarily the
great crowd outside expected TO see
the Anarchists retreat, shot skyward by
an explosion.
Police Still Guard Ruins.
Eight hundred police are still form
ing Gordon around the ruins and are
excluding everybody. including news
paper men. The police fear that ow-
ing 10 the intense indignation caused
~ to-day's outrage, anti-alien riots
may be precipitated tonight. To pre-
vent such. every available policeman in
the city Will be on duty,
Secretary Churchill said he believed
the Anarchists themselves set fire 10
the house and that they committed sui
eide before the flames reached them.