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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09
'ENOSBURG FALLS.

small tenement house on -. Albans
road near the railroad crossing belonging
to \ VI. nurt was burned Wednesday
evening II lasj week. It was occupied
by itrnct, lillado and the family were
away whom the fire was discovered in the
chamber Ncighpors saved tho GOODS in
inc living rooms, except the COOK stove.
The loss f. about $S," with small insui-
ance.
The trustees have had an eight-inch
sewer laid from Main street to the CID
dinss brook TO take The surface water
which collects near Depot street.-H W.
Allen, who Is employed in a creamery in
cabot, was at his home here over sun
dar-Scrleant Ernest Samson from the
hospital department. .. Fort ethan Allen,
IS here On a 10 days leave OF absence
G. II. Mcleod has rented Mrs. Myra
Chadwick's house on St. Adams street
and intends bringing his family here
about tho 18th of this month.-The next
entertainment in the lecture course vii,
be a reading, November 10.
II. :. CramtOn returned to his home
here Saturday from a visit of = few weeks
about the state. lie loft Tuesday for St
Johnshury, where he will join his nephew
c 4 Cramton, in a southern cruise from
New York. which will include Panama
Carl s pomerpy Of Washington, y. G.,
who has been in New York for a few
weeks, is expected at his home here for
a few days this w'ek--The Rev. u. f.
Miller returned from Montreal saturday,
accompanied by Mrs. Miller. who has
been in Los Angeles a few months. They
are at home in the rectory.-The Rev.
and Mrs. f.. \. LcgE ana daughter, Ma
rion. have returned from a vacation of
two weeks. which they passed among
former pensioners I'm the State.-Mrs.
@. g. Holmes Of ST. &lhnns was Il guest
of Nrs. T.. f.. Greenwood Friday. Sat
urday with her sister, Mrs. +. H. Brown,
they visited a brother, Dr. r NJ. pelton,
I'm Richforl Mrs NJ. T. Perley and
daughter, Ms Katherine, returned Sat
urdpv from visit in Swanton.-Mrs VII
liam Tevevaw and granddaughter, Miss
Lizzie Roddy have gone to Leistershire.
y. y, TO pass tho winter with Mrs.
Teveyarvo's daughter Mrs G. c. VIII
liam5-Mr. Lord Of ShcrDrooke, Que,
was business visitor here Monday
NJ. L. lIubbell of West l.no~burg is hav-
ing his dwelling and farm buildings wired
for electric lshts. 1t Is expected that
ordinarily enough energy Will be produced
during ihe daily process of cream separa-
tion for all the needs of the place. \
gasoline engine supplies the poWer.-The
annual meeting OF the philemon club was
held in the club room Tuesday evening
when the following officers We're elected,
II. L. Giddngs. president; @. T. SaYlcs
vice president, +. j. Tyler. secretary
treasurer, V. \. James, O. NJ Jenords and
l.. l., Marsh. executive committee.-c. II
HERS of Philadelphia was in town ovel
sunday making ARRANGEMENTS for some
changes in the management of some OF
his factories, G., II, Chamberiin, who has
been in charge here is transferred Il
ULly. Mich, and with Mrs. Chamberlir
left Tuesday evening. Z. W. David OF
Malvern, Pa, is the new superintendent
hcre.-J r. Kmoall has purchased tn,
dwelling Of G. II. Chamberlin on Eas
berkshire road with the furnishings,
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Levi Lumbra has moved to the farm
recently purchased of his father.-C.
Elkins has moved into the house vacated
by Levi Lunbra ut Extraordinarily
Lumbra has moved into Z. " Bundy's
house.-Reucld Guilmett has vacated
John Centerbars house .n East Hin. and
moved into one of the tenements in the
Porter hloCl;.-Mr. and Mrs Allen Provo
have returned to Three Rivers. Mass.
after spending the summer herc.-NcS.
y. r. Cantell Is in Newport called there
owing 10 the Illness of her Eranddau-h-
teri \. Holhrook has been i'll with
rheumatism for about two weeks.-IIer-
bert Hopkins of East Enosburg was M
town Mcnday-Rollin White has sold his
place at the village to Mrs. y. Sontier.--
William Provo was IN Enosburg Falls
Tdesday-Mr5. George Riley died Friday
morning. The funeral was held at tho
Baptist Church Sunday at . p. m, OF
which church she was = member. The
Rev c. a. Nuttinr. pastor of the church,
conducted the services. Burial was at
the vilage.-E. s Wright went Wednes-
day TO the Mary Fletcher hospital in
burlington for an operation for appcn-
lctis. He was accompanied by his wife
AID Dr g. S. Cllrk.--A. r. Gates was in
s., Adams Thursday Tho annual roll
call and business meeting of the Bap-
list Church was held at the church Sat
urday afternoon, ana quite largely at
tended by the members New officers
were elected and considerable churcn
business transacted.
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Billiard at Swanton Junction IL Hora-
ito Donaldson Of Grand Isle Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. 4. *. Honsinger Miss
Daisy Royce and Mlss Florence Hubbard
go to Daytona, Fla, in December, where
they have positions in o winter hotel
Mrs. s. w. Bliss and older son. George
NJ. Bliss, are passing few days in Mon
treal.-Mrs. +. VI. Hubbard is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Aver, I'm St. George
Tho lunch club social connected with
tho work of the Congregational Church
at Swanton, met with Mrs. T.. A. Grant
of Skeels corner Tuesday afternoon and
Mrs A. +. Royce entertained the ladies
of the Methodist Church Wednesday
aftcrnoon.--M Mary Dolan has return
ed from a short visit TO her mother in
West Berkshire. Henry H. Wilder.
youngest son OF MIR. and Mrs. A. u. VIII
der OF the Jackson district, was mar
ricd to Miss Annie Bell simpson at West
field Mass, November .. Mr.. Wilder ha
been resident of Westfield for several
years Whpra he 10 n ipyyelpr
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ENOSBURG.

g. Royce kerfeld and Miss Elanch
Woodward we're married by the Rev
William J. clark Wednesday, evening
October y, AT the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Woodward. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb of Albany have been
in town for week visiting relatives and
friends. Word has been received of the
birth of a son October 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lunra Of Newport. Mrs
Iunna was formerly Miss Kate Chaffcc
Of EnosburE Tho women Of the Congrc-
cational Church will have an apron
sale and oyster supper in the vestry
Thursday evening, October IG-F l.. Ken
field has pulled down tho old mill and is
preparing to erect another this 1.-The
Woran's Foreign Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Gardner H. Whitcom0
Thursday afternoon. November :. at two
o'clock-Ahout 20 eniovcd the dinner AMI
sociahle at Lyman Gihert's last Friday.
The selections read and singing were
good, dinner excellent and all reported a
good time.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

y village Improvement society has been
organized with John G. Davis, president;
Reuben L. Soule, vice-president; Dr. y.
T. Carey, secretary; Eugene II. Burloson.
treasurer The village is badly in need Of
lights and this is the object for which
the society will work this winter The
first whist party Of the season with
whist from eight o'clock until ten and
d1nCing from ten until twelve will be
given by the society In opera han Fri
Gay evening. Committee is G.. n. Hili
X. w Soulo and w. Il. Shattuck. ohm
Law is very III ut the home of s. Fland-
c~s.-A daughter was born saturday.
November 4, TO Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Lloyd. THE apron sale and supper, which
M.s held in the dining rooms Of tho Con-
g.: gational Church Thursday afternoon
ana evening November ., was a success
s. being rcalized.-The Rev. Mr.. Merrill
pt st. JOhNsburY occupied the pulpit at
The ConGregaucral Church Sunday even
ing. November Mrs. William Kittell Is
oGite ill.--The Roman Catholic Ladies'
y 80 society will serve supper IN VI. NJ
Morans rooma Sdturda; evening. Novom-
her u.-Mss Margaret Brennan visited
her brother, James Brennan, Monday and
Tuesday-T Nolan fell from Perry
Chuse's new house on which 10 was
working Monday and was somewhat In
1ured, though IT Is thought not serious
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HILL WEST.

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles q. Buck of
Buffalo, y. Y, are here to hold "A series
of religious meetings for an indefinite
tirne.-Nliss Olga Daniels recently visited
Miss r. T. Shangraw Miss Edith NJ.
Newcity. George Vallary and Miss Cor
della Rushford of Barton We're at the
home OF the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ncwcity, Saturday, returning
home Sunday. Frank Weathcrby return
ed home Saturday from Farnham Que,
where he went TO visit his mother who
recently suffered a stroke of paralysis
The condition of Mrs. Wetherby is some
what better.-Mrs, Jerry Dezatelle and
daughter Ida, and Walter Teyayun of
East berkshire were recent guests at
the home OF the formers daughter, Mrs
Victoria Pudvah.-Mrs, Henry Lumbra
passed Sunday with her daughter Mrs
W. p. shangraw.- MIR and Mrs. Charles
Rushford and two children passed sun
day at the home of Mrs, Rushford's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Touchette in
IeCtoryille
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

II has been suggested that should
,,nroad from Troy to Waterbury bc built
through Stowe an electric road To the
summit of Mt Mansfield would make a
Valuable adjunct 1t is said THAT d ioaS-
iil, route could be found from Lake
Mansfield to the mountain.-At Hyde Park
Friday Mrs. Lizzie Devino witt OF stowe
WAS sentenced to not less than one year
nor more than one and onc-h"N years
at Windsor for biGamY, and Wills lloI~-
iugton was sentenced TO Rutland for adul-
tor,. for the same length OF time. Hois-
ington's sentence was suspended and ne
was placed on probation.-rhe household
goods of Mr. and Mrs w. II. II. Moulton
were sold at auction Saturday afternoon.
smith Waite of Hyde Park was the auc-
tioneer-At the regular meeting Of H. H.
smith Post Women's Relief Corps Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Leon Butts was mi
tated into the order-The HaG View
Reading club met with Mrs J.. l..
Harris Monday afternoon Mrs. G, T.
Eddy IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. +.
Hoyce, in Montpel!er-Mr. and Mrs.
George Clement, who have carried on
Charles Raymos farm the past year, have
y! tied her parents. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Clement and began this week
to work for Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Sears.
Hefore breaking up housekeeping Mr. ana
Mrs. Clement gave a Coon supper TO a
party of friends, the chief item of the bill
us fare being a nicely dressed raecoun
trapped by Mr.. Clement Those present
we're MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bailey MI
and Mr.. +. NJ Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Paine, Mi and Mrs, John Jackmah
and Louis Shontelle.- Mrs II, L, FaHnce
has recovered her voice after losing 1t
for seven months from throat trouble
Ralph Gale OF Williams town was a visitor
a the Rev W. y. Roberts, saturday
A pleasant event was the reception
given by the members of Mansfield Noun
tain Grange at the Akeley Memorial
building Thursday evening TO MI ana
Mrs Harry o. Slayton IN honor OF their
recent marriage About so were present.
including members and their families
Mr.. and Mrs Slayton were assisted IN
receiving by the grange master j. T.
Campbell and Mrs. Campbell, the par
ents Of the bride and groom Mr. ana
Mrs. George \. Slayton, and MI and
Mrs w. W Robinson, Miss Hazel Stay
ton and Messrs Neal and Kenneth Rob
inson An oak rocker and rug We're
presented to Mr. and Mrs Slayton in
behalf OF the grange by the Rev f. T.
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FAIRFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. c. u. orion Mrs. G. q.
orion and Miss Mabel orion We're IN Bur
linEton Saturday-A large crowd Of young
people met at the home Of Harold and
Edith Conner Saturday evening to cele-
brate their 18th birthday anniversary.
Refreshments were eerVcd.-Join and
Lyndon Mitchell Of East Fairfield were
recent guests at the home Of = 5. Buck.
Mrs ". II. King Is visiting her sister,
Mrs W. V. Farr, in Burlington Mrs.
Arthur Ballard is teaching school in dis
trict No. al. d, Shedd has moved on 10
his farm Mrs William lIobrook has re
turned after visiting friends in Milton the
past two weeks The case against Ed
ward Pelky for selling cartridges Illegally
could not ne agreed upon hy the jury
r A Wood was In Essex Junction sat
urday.-Mrs Fred g. Clrerrier was in St
Adams Saturday.-Arthur Ballard finish
ed work in the creamery Saturday for the
season
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA Motto.

one of NJ s Thomas's farm houses on
the road leading east from the Methodist
Episcopal Church was completely de-
stroy ed hy hie Thursday evening between
seven and nine o'clock. Though an old
house It was In good repair and valued at
.bout $500 Nj and Mrs Charles LaBom-
tard, who lived in the house, wcr" away
n the time and lost nearly all their fur
niture The origin OF the Are Is not
known, but probably II caught from the
stove. There was small Insurance on
both house and contents AS the house
was near the center OF the island more
than 100 men were there in a Shor: time
Although they did all that could he done
II vas impossible to save anything Tho
wind was from the northwest, which
drove the sparks away from all other
buildings. Had it been in tho south It
would have been impossible to save NJ.
Thomas's large barn, which Is very near
the house and also George Stimson'S Hn!
Frank Ford's buildings just across the
street Notwithstanding the pouring rain
the harvest home supper was a success.
the net proceeds being so 60,
Wilbur AN Is confined to the house by
Mlness.-N ". Fisk returned Monday
from Albany, y. Y.-Mrs Pillow is I'll
with an attack Of acute Indigestion 49,
Miss Ruth Pike was at home from PlattS-
4urgh over Sund4y.-Mr and Mrs VI. r.
Council Of Tarrytown, y. Y, are spend
Ing a few days with their brother w. T
cornell. Charles Dumont Of EllenhGrgh
y Y, is spending a few days at r. f.
lioughton' Slider SHAW preached an in
, t.raSting sermon to n large CONGREGATION
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MORRISVILLE.

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UNDERHILL CENTER.

inspector of Weights ana Measures
fI'urN paid an official visit to this place
''oSdaN'-Mr. ana Mrs. D. l.. Torriu of
'"'I''PooSa' Ga, who have been passing
'He past Few months with relatives here.
'Npe't To- start for their homo next week.
+ ''"S ny way of Detroit, Mich, at which
I''C' ihoy Will visit brieflv-Mrs. SAT-
Iofd is seriously ill-Thc funeral of John
N'e'Iyhn was held at St. Thomas's
hur'h last Saturday morning, the Rev
r. Iherrien officiating rho bearers were
dIlnoS Harvey, Michael Harvey. Frank
MOTHS and Matthew Casey. Burial vas
in ih" catholic cemetery Elizobcth
barrett is critically I'll with Bright's dis
eaSc and heart trouble Mrs. Barrett is
of an advanced age and her recovery is
not cXDcctcd
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FRAN KLIN.

The Rev. VI. \. Turner returned Satur-
daE IRON two weeks vacaton.-The
ladicS OF the Congregational Church Will
give their chicken pie supper in their
parlors Thursday evening. Mrs. Fred
Waite of ST Adams and Miss Ella NJ.
James of Swanton were guests Of Miss
Ethel Tii!otson Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. j. f. Moulton Of Jericho Is at G. w.
Gates s.--The Rev. +. W. Day has re-
signed as pastor Of the Congregations!
Chufch, to take effect January l. and Will
take up further work at Oberlin Semin-
ary.'-Nool y. Webster of Washington,
~ c. Is spending a three weeks vaca-
Ton with his par, hts, Mr.. and Mrs. John
NeDster--IIclon whitney is In North!leld.
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BERKSHIRE

Miss Mary St"atton Of Enoshurg Falls
passed sunday with Miss Hazel Clark
The Christian Endeavor will serve hash
supper in the town hail Thursday even
ing, November Q. an entertainment fol-
lowing Linus Leavens OF Cambridge
was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
Supervisor f., + Greene OF Richford
visited the Center school Monday Mr..
and Mrs a, II Bowen have returned
from Lowell Mass, where they visited
their daughter Mrs. W. A Renoit
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SWANTON CENTER.

Announcement of the marriage engage
meut Of Miss Nellie Catlin, elder daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Catlin, to sum
per j Corliss, second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A, Corliss of Highgate
Springs was made Friday night at a
party given by Miss Florence Bulard.
cousin OF the hride-elect at the home Of
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. G, +, NJ,
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. Livingston was called to fillmore Tues
day by the Illness of her sister. Mrs.
hwood.-Mr. Gibson, who purchased the
T. W. Soaries place, has taken possession.
Miss Pearl Jolley is at the home of her
uncle. John Jolley.-Mrs. Emil Whitman,
III lnohologues and planoogues, will be
AZ foresters hall Saturday evening. I'M
def the auspices of the Village Improve
Hent soclety.-The Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. Henry Pratt for dinner
wednesday,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

q L. Hammond has moved his family
from East Franklin into William LaHg's
house and he is employed by Mr., Domino
at Samsonville,--G Jones is at homo
from Montpelier for two weeks,-C. d,
Phelps and family of East Berkshire
visited his parents over Sunday-G. c.
Jolley went to Boston Monday.-Mrs W.
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FLETCHER

Charles Cox has moved his family to
Morrisville.-Mr. ana Mrs +. J. Gates
of Cambridge We're in town recently
Cephds Carpenter has gone to the home Of
his daughter in Boston to spend the
winter.-l-ee Carpenter and family Of
johnson are visiting In town.
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watkins officiating. He is also survived
bv ono sister, Jessie LOOMS. Among
,hos, from on, of town who attended,
tho funeral were Mrs. W, H. Pcrbum nr
1;ast Braintrce Mrs. William Young
Malcolm Young and Wallis YOUNG of
Northdcld and John NJ. Croutchev Of
waterbury. The bearers were membors
OF the |. o. T., Of which he was a mem
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BAKERSFIELD.

Thomas NuliJ Is quite seriously iii
The dance in the town hall Friday even
ing was attended by about 10 couples
6. G. a. Churchill and 6 a. Marsett went
to Morrisvile Monday
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main in poor heath-Mrs G.. -, Brews-
ter had severe hemorrhago from the
mead Tuesday cvcninE-D T.. Hanks has
moved his family back into their house
here from IIanksviIlc
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tpll- were ~ nIrr'd bN Mrr W. y. Doug
lass, readings were given by Mrs. c. t.
EDDY ana Mrs. Flora Bodgctt and
song hy Ncl Robinson, accompanied by
the bride. The program closed with ?
grand march led by the bride AMI
groom, after which refreshments
were served The committee Of
linson, Mrs g. l.. Darrovs and Mrs c.
j.. Eddy
Mrs Henry Holt. who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs e. + VI. Tabcr, At Four
Winds farm, returned to Burlington Mon
day. on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ahor who have also been guests al Mrs
Tabers, Visited Mrs. Holt in Burling-
ION on their way to New N'orli--Nlrs
Jennie liawloy Of Waterbury, and Charles
o.nborn Of tIrl'nrton were mt their home
IL Stowe over Sunday.-Fred Douglass.
who underwent an operation Saturday
ior an internal abeccgs at the May
Fletcher hospital In Burlington, s doing
49, We'll as en- lc expected His brothcr,
Noses Dou-las- and Or j. C. Morgan,
Who accompanied him to burlington, have
returned 70 Stowc.-A1r and Mrs c. H.
NaNahon have returned from Boston.
where They have passed several weeks for
tho Aenea Of Mr. MoMahons health
Miss Jane Town Of Moscow Is III again
.N'7' 70 T.. "ro"n Jr' is recovering IRON
LINES M g. J." 'hIips or BoNton Is a
guest at tie homo OF tho Rev and Mrs.
W. y. HobertS-I.ar!c Roberts will be
employed for the winter by tho Lucs
Hrothcrs.-A social Saturday evening at
the home OF Nj and Mrs James +. Hous-
ton for the benefit Of the West Branch so
q n
cHsion. Edwin II Houston Of Waterbury
played violin elections accompanied BY
hi4 sister, Mrs. Harmon ]. Foster. Re-
freshmcnts We're served.-T. ". Houston
is disabled by the condition Of his right
hand blood blister causing trouble -
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller who has been Ia
roor health : not SO woll-Mr. and Mrs
a. y. Camp and MIR ana Mrs. \. l.
cheney Of Worthwhile wore in stowe Sun
day.
About - from Stove and > from Water
bury Center attended tn" lecture by
President Benton Of the University Of
Vermont a. Waterbury Monday evening
making the trip by special car Of tho
Mt. Mansfield Electric railway. Among
those who attended were DR.. II. W. Bar
rows and llr. j. G. Morgan Of the stowe
school board, the Rev. w. y. Roberts
and the Rev. I. T. Crane.-Mrs. y. y,
Camp Of Morrisvile is passing the week
with her sister, Miss Nellie Watts
Chandler Watts remains about he same
Earle Eatchelder Of LyndonVille Is Wis
itln5 his cousin, Miss Viola Russell.-Nliss
Ellen Stearns IS in WaternurN.-N Miss
RUIN Dunbar AID her pupils OF the
school in North Hollow carried out an
eXoelicu, program Of exercises a. tho
close ~ tle school, The school room
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Continued on PAGE ~
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23
Fire Toward u. S.

PRESIDIO Tex, March 22.-Short ly after the crossing of supplies from the Presidio. intended for the Mex ican troops beseiged at Ojinaga, was stopped today, bullets from lderal rifles fell among the detachment of United States troops guarding the American side of the river General Luque is in command of the Mexican forces.
 The report of the firing into the troops is being prepared by Lieut.. J. E. Taylor. for transmission to Wash ington. The orders to prevent the crossing of supplies came from United States customs officials
 The ninth day of the siege shows that the insurrecto lines which sur round the city are unbroken. Last night insurreetos routed an outpost and took possession of trenches 400 yards from the federal artillery en campments.
 Reports from 0iinaga are that sup plies are running low and the gar rison of 50 soldiers and 1000 non combatants are suffering from want of food
 Several persons were wounded by
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-23
"THls DATE IN HISTORY.

I491-French defeated the English in battle of Anjou. 62I-Massasoit, chief of the Wanl- panoags, made a treaty with the Plymouth colonists, which was observed more .han fifty years.
 1765-Commissfoners acting on be half of George III. signed the Stamp Act, which resulted in the American Revolution. 1776-The Provincial Congress met at Concord. Mass, for the sec ond time
 lS20-Stephen Decatur, an American naval officer, was killed in a duel with Commodore Barron lS22-Rosa Donheur, famous French painter. born. Died May 25. 1899.
 ls3s-Sir Francis Bond Head re- signed office as Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada. 1s55-Russian forces, under siege by the allies at Sebastopol, made sor.ie from the Malakhcff tower.
 1s62-Captain Uriah Phillips Levy. a Jewish officer who led the movement to abolish corporal
 punishment in the United sfates navy died in New York Born April 22, 1792 s71--Governor Holden of North Carolina impeached and re npved from office 1s93-The operation of the Bait act suspended in New Foundland- 191e--Widespread expulsion of Jews from Russion towns