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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
House Combatants in More Peace
able Frame of Mind after
Memorial Exercises.
MANY ASLEEP AT DAYLIGHT
Representative Mann Won His
Point by Change from Sen
ate to House Omnibus
War Claims Bill.


Washington -.h . .ru.. .......,
into shortIv before r-,,, ....,,..t.
noon. brouvIt frA lane. a,,t...
House again, the o,,.t,.,.s .-
hiu temporariI. ~ "a, AND .r,
mcnt to suspend ho.tti,t.y ,,.,, -,
following an iutsrr,is.i,,, ,c 49,. ,...'...
devoted to memorial s.,,,o., ana ,.,
sies on the late s.o,tnr ,,o,. ,e 60.
and the late R.orassutatt,,, i,,..,.,,,o,,.
Tennessee. These services .,ld q. ,,tt
day Of sunday. seemed To- p,,t the Hons.
.ombatants IN II iu8.e peaccsb,e fran,a ..
mind a recess was ordered ninth .,.
o'clock tomorrow morning. when ngh,
'"s VIII Ue resume"
w ''7" ga. ''0"Se convene. an off 2'
WIZ "' "iaNe 10 a4'pl RUE shutting "a
VI '''e' 0e''s '1 WI" 90 bitterly four so.
no" ".'''' ~ ""'"H'r'e'S' 'naHe Ha
VI ''' ''.e' "u'o ''eS "' III" measure ai
'''' 'I"'' .'' 0'"'''. representa-. 'e
'4''I'' W l'''n''S' VINO conducted the or'--
maj ",''Ns'7'' eH't" ms nsht Wheh
S"''e'"eu }" '7'l"s me o'o fr'hcn sp'
""D'' "''d 'He navy yaro overtime cram"
Inv" "'" ANS WAS h'''InpIl
"''" .ne house '"'ed 70 suoSu'u''
ii""Te "'i LOT 'ie senate oi" Inc h'l'
'''' y" ''S Only WAT o'alfns "Hic" nav
".I ."'''8te' III 'he court OF o'alfl''
ne "e'h"crats' VINO were per'i'u
le'IE Interested IN me war claims p
Ie'l'HH soI'h''h people were oppose.
10 inc spoim'ioh claims. When '.f
voted 2" strike out the latter, ro7
ever ihey lost tho support OF the 70.
publican members who favored THE
omnibus bill because ~ included The
French claims Realizing that the new
House bill probably mas not the slight
est chance OF passing the Senate, Mr
Mann ceased his fl'buster.
F1rJRr' cTrR AT ONCE PESr-lt1cD
?, ,,,
.,.' w. TO"
" NS'S9f','' 1Ne'lN' ''e"I'7'' anu f'rS'"S o.
~ a''
i"' NC" T." 'a''""'S "o
c."'eu th"' Unless the Dill con a'h''
'"e Spo'''''on 'ln'"'f' IL S"'"!' nov
pass lneS VIA o'fer 'ohS anehurnan'7
10 inc house OIL to-fnorro" unless ''
VI" ~, eN'.uues ,"e"''
eral ruIe viii no adonted IN tho House
To- morrow nroy,d,ny Tow tho co,siao~-
q tion ~ ALL blla dur,ng tho rar,,{ndcr
or tho sessto,, ,,rda- .renereio, Of tho
r,1as rbi. ,oaar. thar 6eb,+o viii no
cut down .I,,,os+ r. no+ht,g o,d +So.
n,oasures will ba rusbad +Lro,gb a,
fac. &c ros.,hIo
Tro Itouso ro,nairad -, sos,io, ,u lac,
nirb, until ,oy rnirr,es bo,ora f-,,.
o,olocl This srtarroor pr,rti-,,lv -,...
.rt. vas Accommodated 1rri,~ +he los, ..
hours NJ tho e,ttine, e~cert tho -roco,,,....
mont OF the 4vIor,es wh,-Y were rs-
,,itted Nv unanimous consent rbo ros.
~ tho day was sno,t IN waiting fo-
ouoruuo
The WATTS were marked nv occasic.a
disorder and confusion Most Of ..,
limo however the House was n.
entertained hv humorous snaeohaa .-f
so,os 0no Of tho pousa ragas r...
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

Gardner, 'I think ! should have done
just ms the President did"
That Is, keep the facts secret?" said
Mr. Hale.
MIR Gardner shrugged his shoulders.
Colonel Albert Clark secretary ~ tho
Homo Market club Of Boston. protested
against the whole agreement on the
ground that Il was unfair to paper max.
Ing, fishing and agricultural Industries
A number of representatives OF oranges
made arguments ut both sessions against
the passage OF the Mccall bill.
GRANGE OFFICERS HEARD.
Tho speakers during tho afternoon
were: w Z. Creasv. master Of PcnnSyl-
wanna state Grange: \. +. lMl1 master
OF the Michigan Grange and president
of the American Dairy Farmers associa-
tlon; r. n. Godfrey. master OF the New
York Grange; Aaron Jones. master Of
/ the Indiana Grange. and George g. f.ad1,
chairman Of the executive committee Of
the Massachusetts Grange. Mr. Jones
told the committee that the farmers de-
pended upon the Senate to defeat the
agreement.
"Sou know how" he said
II don't about that" responded
Mr.. Hale. You must not rely upon us
too much. You know this has been
thrown In here upon dying session"
Mr.. Jones served notice that II there
was to be free trade for farmers there
would have to be free trade for every
body else. land that within two years. -
Raising his voice, he said: II voted fes
Abraham Lincoln and have voted for
every republican President since but #
tho Republican party is TO follow this
course, by the Eternal. It will have to
go along without Jones'"
The hearings we're not concluded to-day
and paper aud wood pulp interests will
be considered tomorrow morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

likely TO he some wounded hearts among
the young fellows N the diplomatic corps,
for Miss TAFT has been tremendously
popular Nevertheless, even the watch
ful eyes Of society have failed TO discern
a marked preference on the par, of the
FIRST daughter of the land" for any
particular one OF her loyal sutors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
TANTALIZING MISS TAFT.
she Wears Diamond Solitaire but
VIII Not Announce Icnuo,c,,.,,

Washington, Feb. "A small diamond
solitaire IL the center Of interest and tho
theme " talk I'm diplomatic society. whara
the splendid Jewels of many lands blaya
uuuouced The reason why this SOLITAIRE
so piaues curiosity ia that It reposes ON
the anger OF Miss Helen Taft. daughter
of the President.
And she's awfuly tantalizing about
II. Even her bosom friends in the
younger sci have Just begged her 10
tell what or whom # means And Miss
Helen only laughs.
II It Ia an ,ugassmers rug. there are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

As a result OF an agreement with the
quarry owners Of quincy Mass. the
workmen will receive 81 cents an hour
average, In addition to all OF the most
favorable TEXTURES IN other bills, For
merly the Grsnitevil,s agreement was
looked upon az the best in the union, but
the rate Is lower than the quincy rate,
The former being q - cents psr hour
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

The ne" directory OF Rutland, to be
published In March. shows the city TO
nave 20 clubs ana ORGANIZATIONS The
las' issue Contained IT list OF ~ societies
Gums ana ORGANIZATIONS. The publishers
OF me directory estimate the population
OF Rutland as being 1900 NOT including
West Ruusnd OF Proctor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

seven successive ballots were taken In
tho contest for road commissioner OF ST
Johhspury' There were itvo candidates
olii Sargent led until II got so late that
MS farmer supporters had TO go home
an" uhen the tide turned toward Fred
hhwAlhson. who was e4sotsd w ola vote.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
ACCEPTS SAN MATEO CALL
Rev. Walter ~. Cambridge DESIGNS
Position Mt St. Marks school.


Position Mt Sc Marks school.
Southboro, Mass, Feb. I9.-The
REV Walter Fl. Cambridge. teacher
f mathematics at ST. Marks school,
has accepted call 20 become rector
Of an Episcopal Church in san Mn
teo' Cal He viii leave for his new
feld OF work March 2s
The Rev Mr.. Cambridge is grad
nate OF the University Of Vermont in
the clsss Of 1894. and studied for Tho
ministry in Burlington. VT. undor
fishon Hall Tie was made dencon
IN 1897 AZ Burlington and n priest In
81 Marks chapel the next year. He
has been at 81. Marks school for 10
Years. Twice lie has been around
tho world. Mr.. Cambridge is unmar-
riod. lie is very popular in South
lorO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
CENSUS COST THE
j. S. S14,5OO,00O
Expense Of Field Work Enumer-
ators Alone Was $5,955500,
Director Durand Reports.

Washington. Feb H.-The cost Of the
field work for collecting the statistics %
ro0u'e tior and agriculture I'm the INIT ed
States for the census OF 1910 vas S5S;5,
boo This does no: include the exper 81
iu this courtry's insular possessions nor
the cost of the clerical work in the census
bureau here.
So 2 Dana Durand. director ~ tho
reusus. states in his annual report to Sec
rotary Nagel OF the department; ~ COM
nIorce and labor. The director gives mis-
comparative table:
Compensation Of super
visors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &sS6So $3.50. go
Expenses and assistance
to supervisors .......... S60.0Oo 3ol .bS5
Compensation and
penses of enumerators. AS70 mn S540,06
Interpreters .............. 1000 4o0A
Totals ..................s Is s55. 900 s4.2s7 3e4
The cost Of the field work in 1910 was
thus about 81 l-2 per cent more than in
1860
The original estimate of tho total cost
OF tho 1910 census was sl4 ll7,On) Mr..
Durand now thinks that additional work
required ny Congress VIII bring tho total
cost up to sl4.5o.o00
\ total Of G9.Ga5 enumeration districts
We're established in the United States, c1-
Guiding the Islands. So the districts on
tho average had about 1900 Inhabitants.
Scventy-one Thousand four hundred enu-
nierators were employed in continental
United States. iu tho southern states col
CIpd enumcrat tors CauVa -Sel The negro
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

Accidents VIII happen. but the hest
regulated families keep Or. Thomas
Eclectic OH for such emergencies. II
SuDdues tile pain and heals the hurts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Elm Grove Personala-

?. L. Sanderson. OF Cleveland. o
was a business caller IN Elm Grove
yesterday
Chas. Folmar moved from Chapel
Hill 70 McCurdy's addition Thursday.
Jas. Lindsay. OF McCurdy's addition.
has accepted n position with the
Wheeling Mattress Company.
Mrs. John McNary. of Littleton. ".
Va, Is visiting her sister. Mrs stew
art Patterson. Of Elm Grove.
Rev. W. r. Thompson. ID. D.. OF
burgetistoTn, Pa. Is visiting friends
.at Ronev's Point.
The Girls Industrial society met ar
The home OF Miss Odella Bentley of
HazclwoOd. last evening.
VIM. plgue and Ella Riggs. Of West
Finley. Pa, were I'm Elm Grove on
business yesterday.
Misses Emma Shorts. Wilma SDeare
and Pearl NermilliOn. teachers in tho
local public school. returned 20 their
homes IN West Liberty 20 spend a few
days.
George Jones entertained the mem
hers ~ The Young Mems Educational
society M his home I'm Woods add.
ton last evening
William Wilson has returned after a
business trip 10 New Castle. Pa.
Rev. vs. r. Aiken. OF Cannonsbure.
Pa. is visiting ~ Roney's Point
Mrs. Edward Alzer. OF Pittsburr. is
visiting friends In Triadelphia.
Rev. ID. VI. Conn. tho evangelist
viii preach this evening az the stone
church
: meeting % the Junior society OF
The Ronoy's Point United Presbyforia7
church will be- held On tho church This
afternoon a. . O'Clock
Mrs. Vim. Phillips o. Wheeling. IN
companr with her son Nelson. ig visit.
ing her father. Joseph Green. OF Tria
Golphia
Mrs r. ". Smith. Of Tandisbure. W
Va. has returned 90 her home 1fter
visit with friends here
VIM. Foimar who conducted tho
restaurant on Main street has enter.
cd into Tho real estate business With
Halter d EioDeraon % Wheeling
Park Riggs. who was rocenfiy on.
Grated on 90 the Martins Ferry hos.
rIfal. ha- recovered sufficiently 10 ro.
turn 10 DIS home in West Finlav. IN
Yrs. O. o. Knox. o. Stcubeuviiia
~. is visiting Rev. j. vs. Grimes. Of
ROneF's Point
Tho meetings ~ Tho Bryant and
Excelsior Literary societies. which
were t0 have been held Yesterday
afternoon Boo ihc local school. were
postponed until noXt Friday after
noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Stone Church

Much interest IS being taken in the
revival services which are being held
each evening i'm the Stone church al
Elm Grove. under the direction OF d.
VI. Conn. the noted evangelist. and
large crowds are attending each serv.
ice. Rev. Conn will preach this even
Ing. The order OF services for 10.
morrow is as follows: 10 a. m. Sab
bath school III n. m. church. topic,
The Bible; 5:45 p. m. Junior so
ciety; 6:45 p. m. Senior c. F.. society;
1870 p. m. subject, The Command
ments"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
AMERICAN MACHINE
CLIMBS High MOUNT
MAXWELL CAR AscENps MT. NO.
THAN IN AUSTRALIA.
Was the First Machine TO Ever Ascend
to the Snow-Capped Peak OF
This Mountain.

Especial Cable TO the Intelligencer. }
MELBOURNE. Australia. April T.
AT Holman has been conquered by an
automobile after years OF efforts by
Australian motorists 20 reach Its
snow-capped peaks $500 feet above
sea level. Two Americans In a Max
Wen climbed TO the highest point in
the old coach road up the mountain
AFTER driving several miles through
gum tree forests and crossing a vast
waste OF fern and sand
J. =. Richardson and Thomas NJ
Orr have Just returned from their
trip with photographs substantiatinR
their claim IL Is said that fully one
hundred cars have attempted To climb
this mountain but failed. The grades
are so sharp that II is difficult in a
ders Of motors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

PITTsBURG. April 7-One OF tho
best coal boat stages that has pre-.
vailed here for months prevails. An.
other large shipment OF coal will be
made az daybreak when over 100000
bushels are scheduled 10 start south
The Queen City viii clear tomorrow
afternoon for her second trip 20 New
Orleans with 200 passengers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

The stage at Davis Island dam to-
night Is l4.f feet: Heirs Island. rs
Ieet. FrecpOrt. 1873 feet and rising.
Clear. cool.
Stu BENN1LLE- River COG feat
and falling. clear. warm.
PARkERSBURG-River 1sR feae
and rising. cloudy. warmer.
MORGANTOWN-River 11s feek
and falling. cloudy.
WARREN-River feet. fair
colder
OIL ClTY-River rs feet and ris-
inE. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Communion To-Morrovv

The quarterly communion services
will be observed in the First NJ. r.
church az Elm Grove. tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Rev. 5. X. Arbuth-
not. OF Wheeling. will conduct the
service and Rev. J. W. Johnson will
assist. Sabbath school will be held at
O'Clock and at $50 p. m. the Ed
worth League will meet. Grace
Stamm leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

The new president OF Ecuador Is
Emilio Estrada He succeeds Gen
eral Alfaro. Like the president OF
the United States. the president q,
Ecuador IS elected for four years. but
the vice president. while elected for
the same number OF years, is not
CHOSEN FOR the same term. Elections
are held every two years. first for
president and then for vice president.
IhuS the vice president serves
through half the terms OF two presi-
dents. The congress meets every year
at Quito. II IS organized much Ike
our own congress. and tho president.
Ike our own President. has the pow
CT of veto OF It's acts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
WAS WRONG MAN
Steve Metro, the Montenegrin Arrest.
ed suter. Pa. Proved % Be
Wrong Man.

Steve Metro. the Montcnegrln ar
rested last Wednesday az suter. Pa.
on suspicion as being one OF the men
wanted for the murder of Frank Ko-
waffa 40 the Provident mine. proved
not 20 be the man wanted.
Metro says his home is in Chicago.
and the fact that be tried 90 cut his
way out OF Jail. as reported IN the In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

telligencer. has led the authorities TO
believe he may be wanted for some
other crime. He will be returned 10
Suter. but will be held until the chi
cago authorities can be communica.
ted with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

deals with party 81 American tour
fists that go sightseeing In the Chi
ncse district % Los Angeles during
"a Chinese Ncw Year celebration
The piece g. filled with many catchy
SONGS. among which are. Love
Makes tine World Co Round" "A
china Doll" sign ~ tho Honeymoon. 90
Am J Right" Alabama" and others.
Besides Miss Grace I.ampe others
prominent boz the cast are Sat Phil
lips Jack West. Glen Bcvcridge Earle
Dewey. Enrt Phoenix. Hazel Drake.
nfty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
ELM GROVE
'nterestinq Literary Program Carried
our IN Triadeipnia School t,er
Oul-tne PIC NIL.

outline Pike News
Iho colonial Literary arrfaf. rr
no IradoIphIa public school frid "a
mfeinr in room 1.r .fefrrf.. ....-
noon and rendered an rtrfn.r. ..,.
gram Tho rpI r1u Nas r..r..l..i
IN 9th quotation bv fHr m,nI.rs
p Do program f0Ii0nr Recitation
r'aeF. a Woman Wrath r.r r.r
f1II. Little Torment" rrur. rf..
SIf OI1 Rat' Elizabeth ru-fnfi
-nmrbOdra Mother" Mary r4rf.r.
Iaraf Letter. Emma Ehrria r..f
nf. GLASS; Joseph Aliens Wffa -f a
stewart Store" Mary turrr.r
staying With salit." Hrnr.affl fIr.
ION. autobiography "Oaa Tra r.4.
egn Nelson "a Eop pepper Frra
Fiur 'f1 Acorn" K1fHcriro urr.
'nIurf efurs Tuf Ou your Df
Grey Bonnet. Donald Mckee. nr.f...
rr hr Ruth Ou1
Tho question f1r debate aa. .r.
fniv'd. Thor fne warrior hs. I.rr
more '1r Dbl country fHan fIn .f.fra.
non The affirmative .If. r do.
Dated b. Henry WIcklam aud ara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Roney's Point

Rev. W. J. Grimes announces the
following order OF services at the
Roney's Point United Presbyterian
church tomorrow: Sabbath school.
1880 a. m; preaching. 1880 Il. m.
subject. Temptation: Young PEG.
pies meeting, p. m: evening service
1:45 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
ST. GAINESVILLE

SIT GAINESVILLE. April A
marr.ag. license uae ia-ued % liar
foy a. Crooks. aged g. and Hattie
D.. HufdIc. AGED 21. both a. Arm.
sfrrnga Nut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

Tho following is fhe second a.
aifrmonf ~ cases FOR INC spring term
oI common pleas court.
Monday. April o.. Robert Ault vs..
'ho j Vs. G0rrel Coal company
wednesday. April 49, John Court
wright ta Catherine Klneoy
April ln. Wilbur MrWiHams w.
So D. Nlch0l
April 90 Kate Merritt VI Thomas
Wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
MOVING Rio.

The rigging OF the we'll which was
recently drilled on the Fischer farm,
up Peters run. by a local company.
Is being hauled TO Glenn's run near
Martins Ferry, o.. where a well will
DE drilled by Herman Bremen. con
tractor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

FLOR pure Crystal fec. delivered and
put Dol sour ioo box with caro- and raf.
IefrrfIOn guaranteed. between Wheel.
irr and Film Grove. apply fo Butler
Bros Park View. Bell phone. f7gI.
D. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Trees Distributed.

frees distributed.
Yesterday afternoon the catalina
trees. which are the gifts OF Stone q
Thomas OF Wheeling. to the school
children OF Ohio county. were dis
ributed to the pupils OF Elm Grove
school. and about 425 were given
away. Addresses were made by sew
eral OF the teachers. the principal ad-
dress being delivered by Prof l.. II.
buchanan. who gave instructions as
to the care OF the trees and spoke of
their value IN the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

The "Rexall- saore offers new sta
tonery. fresh candles. kodaks and
Supplies; also a new lot OF gas man
ties and electric lamps. Just received.
g. W Dudley & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
UlriC6 Indicted
On Three Charges

Creighton. and the negative by Don
aid Mckee and Agnes vardy. The af-
hrmativc side won the debate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

q little travel ig n dangerous thin4.
pr may make fool of n man upon a
great many subjects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

only riri wIfh tiny feet and a
gl uuiuo complexion ENJOYS being
caught IN "a raineform
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Funeral Yesterday.
To- CT

Concrete work. cal!
THE c. 9. KIMBERLY CO.,
COS Schmulbach Building.
Tell Phone 1655-R. Nat. phone 1Ioc.Y
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-20

Continued on Page A.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-20

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The evening world., 1911-05-18
COLD STORAGE BILL ON
ORDER OF FINAL PASSAGE.
Measure Advocated by Evening
World May Be Reached for
Action This Week.

ALBANY. May ls.-without q dis
entlng vote the Brennan Cold Storage
lHl was advanced to third reading In
he Senate and Is now on the order OF
inal passage. 1t may be reached before
he end OF TIE present week. When the
I'LL was read in general order yesterday
senator Frawley, the joint author with
Assemblyman Brennan Of the measure,
move: that Mr.. Brennan's bill be al
anced with the amendments made by
tie Senate. There was no objection
and the measure was sent along.
Senator Frawley said last night: Il re-
g-ri the bill introduced by Mr.. Brennan
s,G myself as one of the most I'M
putant undertakings Of this Democratic
legislature. expect It to pass prompt
""
The evening world., 1911-05-18
INSANE WOMAN
PULLS Suffers
OFF 3QWNDOWS
Her Mania |; b Let Light
Into Hous,, hut Slumber-
ing Neiibrs Protest.

Mrs. Mary an OF No. VI South
Fourth stree Williamsburg. became
violently inss p-day and her mania
tool the peoar !orm Of a desire to lot
the light intoll ne homes in her neigh
borhood. 81 ws found early In the
day pulling e hutters from the fronts
Of residenc pout South Fourth and
Hooper strtsand before she could be
Induced to 10. the early sun was peep
Ing into TIT, windows where the occ,i-
pants vod ar rather have had the
barriers attained until the most de-
lightful rid OF sleep had passed.
Mrs. Jnes the wife OF George Lane.
q mectllc She had been III for some
time Al nd been In several hospitals.
She a no develop any mental Nyeak-
ness I'll ,st week. when q doctor was
ealleto administer to her mental state.
L, mint she went to her room as
mai, ant nothing was heard from her
!, earl to-day. when the neighbors
NJ aroised by the banging of their
tiers md the smashing Of the blinds
they came TO the ground. They
ought an earthquake had hit the
.gioN Ter a time, and night-robed per
ons pcked their heads from their
window, to see whether It was advh-
a BILE to go out the IRE escape or make
fast tracks for the streets by the usual
exits.
They found Mrs. Lane industriously
the light and ventilation
facilities Of the houses with the great
60. possible speed and the least possible
consideration for the wishes OF the
house owners and occupants.
Policemen were CO" ! from the Cy-
mer street station and Policeman Jacob
Meyer ran over to see II he could
quiet the woman She was violent
when asked 20 stop tho pleasing occu-
patton OF tearing down other folks
shutters. and turned upon the police
man and her husband.
An ambulance was called from the
Kings County Hospital and DR.. Lehrich
after a struggle. got the woman In q
s,raitjacket. She fought 30 vigorously
in the ambulance that she broke the
jacket.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

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Washable Crochet But
tons. the dainty buttons
now so much ia demand for
waists and summer dresses.
Large sizes, usually IN
25c do1.. at. ..,.,. 1VC
Color~d Pearl Buttons, lsrs.
sizes: usually use 10r
dozen, t..,''.''' W.
Best American pinsl usually
49, paper, d papers IN.
TOT . ...s.ss 49,
Nomrn'- Pad Hoss SupvOyt-
,rs, all colors; Zoe liz
value, at, pair AO$
NicLei safety Pias: usuaily
Sc. dozen, TX.
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AdJu- I u lie Dressmakers'
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$40. at. ..... $0s0O
DO .Warrrn's Net Collar fouu-
dati"n.I usually DC 10r
each. 3 for ..,,,,, W
G.. y. french pnrnins Cot
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