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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05
Foley Kidney Pills.

Neutra'ize and remove th9 poiaons tina
cause backache, rheumai ism, ne, vousnes,
ana all kidney and bladder irregular lite
They huild up and restore the natural &C
tioD of these vital organs. F D. Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05

THERE are plenty of good reasons
why a man shouldn't bet on the
ponies. but he never thinks Of them
until after the ponies lose.
All the world CANDLES. The only
difference is that some people will take
q chance on anything and others ars
ctreRInspe4t.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05

Continued from Monitor March 29.)
List of members of Albany Congrega
tioual church continued to 1870.
Received
June %, 1844 Shubel Church dis. 1860
Polly Church dis. 1860
Jan. 8, 1916 Olive Austin 1851
June l, 1916 Tharett Church June y,
1845, died, l8 years
July Z, 1845 Charles Bailey
July 10, 1916 Mehitable Jenkins. 1866
July 2, 1847 Ira L. McClary dis. 1854
died Peacham Jan. l,
Mary E. McClary died in
Peacham, Nov. 80, 1891
March 1853 Rev. P. Bailey
Hannah Bailey
Louisa Bailey, wife of
Rev. Whitney, 1859
Jan. 1854 Chellis Emory 1860
Martha Emory 1859
Dau. of Martha Emory
Feb. 1861 Elijah Church
PAMELA Church
July 1854 Mary Bailey 1857
Wealthy Emory
Martbaett Page 1860
Abbey Chamberlain died
Barton Landing Dec.
Is, 1895
Jan. 1856 Mary S. Durkee 1865
Lucinda T. Fairman 1859
Aug. 1857 Martha Patterson
Oct. q, 1853 Eliza Whitcher, died AL
bany. Oct. Fl, 1893
Apr. 1859 John Walbridge
Caroline S. Walbridge
Jan. 5, 1862 Anna F. Page
May IL, 1863 Nathan Skinner
Maria P. Skinner
Mary S. Langdon
Jeanette Skinner
July 1868 Wells A. Hyde
Arvilla Hyde
Julius P. Richardson
Clara r. Richardson
July 1869 Carlos H. Magoon
Mrs. Laura Russell
Mary A. Tenney-Mrs
G. E. Rogers
Clara George-Mrs. Al
mon Norris
Cynthia NJ: Farr-Mrs
Russell Hitchcock dice
Albany, Feb. Il, 1911
To be Continued
n IT TT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05
Albany Church Records.

Continued from Monitor March 29.)
List of members of Albany Congrega
tioual church continued to 1870.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05

To be Continue
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05

Sarah Spencer, d. Mr.. Ppleg & Mrs.
Audra Spencer, d. June, It'll, in 18th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Mr.. Champ Clark declares the So.ith
is the poor mans paradise, and that 1t
will become thu richest part Of The
United States.
President Taft, at Augusta, Ga, yes
terday talegraphed Secretary Of War
Dickinson to postpone his intended
trip TO Panama
The State Department has asked
Mexico to release Edwin Blatt and
Lawrence Converse; two Americans
arrested by Mexican authorities on
United States soil.
In jealous rage K. r, Mostyn'
first class gun pointer on the cfuises
California, Yesterday, shot ana Filled
Bessie Cook, dance hall singer, and
Hugo Randall, night clerk IN the hotel
where the girl lived ia San Francisco.
He then shot himself, All died almost
instantly. Mostyn was q native OF
Hyattsville, Md. His father IS con-
nected with the Office Of the auditor OF
the War Department.
John Barrett, former minister oil
Panama, and nov director general Of
the Pan American Union, called to pay
his respects yesterday in New York. to
Minister Limantour. Mr.. Barrett said
that rumors crediting Japan with hav,
ing obtained naval base in Mexico
were ridiculous. MexicoMr Barrett said
would not think permitting a foreign
err TO establish himself at her door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Capt. Thompson Lenning, aged 70,
a wealthy resident Of Harrisonburg,
fell dead in his bathroom Monday
night, and his body was not found I'M
til yesterday morning.
Through the generosity Of Thomas
II. Ryan, Of New York, a statue OF
General Stonewall Jackson is to be
erected at the Virginia Military lnsLi-
tute at Lexington.
While surveying in field on j. Fl.
Pickeral's farm at Middletown, Fred
erick county. yesterday, James $. Lac.
rick widely known civil engineer of that
place, Was seized with apoplexy and
dropped dead. He vas Is years of age.
Capt. Micajah Woods, ex-presdent
of tbs Virginia State Bar Association.
and one of the most distinguished
lawyers in the state, died yesterday
morning at his home in Charlottes-
vile. The news of his sudden death
Was shock to his host OF friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
j ra.t,on r,2m VI j. Young TO erzct

4 rcI'ij1n HON VI. j. Young 10 erect
iu.t ,.t.tC, - :, Il !l4 Queen street;
Lr,ta.IIu,:r l3f impoEngaud collect
ing taxes on persons, property incomes,
etc. within the city Of Alexandria. Va.
for the year commencing on the LIST day
Of June. 1911. and ending on the 3lst OF
NAV, 1912, which passed the Common
Council February 8, 1911. was returned
from the Board OF Aldermen, that Board
having passed the order with certain
amendments.
Jpon motion of AIR. Smith Council re-
coded from its previo lis action.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Williams Council
non-concurred in the action OF the Board
Of Aidernien-ayes 9, noes ..
The President nominated McsSrs.
Burke and Williams q Committee on
Conference. Mr. Channcey objected 10
the President making the appointment,
Mr.. Williams moved that the nomIna-
tons be rejected and that Council elect
Committee of Conference.
chair.
After General debate participated in
py most OF the members Mr.. Williams
Inotio'. was adopted by tho following
vote: Ayes, Messrs. Leadbeatar, Brum-
back, Graham, Williams, Monroe Brock
EFT. Harrison, Swan. Cha unceS 90; noes.
MessrS. Burke, Smith, Birrrll, Marshall
Spinks ~.
Messrs. Leadbeater and Williams were
nominated n Committee on Conference.
| Vice President Smith ruled the nomi-
nations out OF order.
President SnoWden resumed the chair,
| Mr. Wiliinms appealed from the decision
I Of the Vice President and The decision
was not sustained-ayes $. noes @.
Messrs. Leadbeater and Williams were
! elected Committee on Conference BY
the following vote: Ayes, MessrS Lead
Monroe. BTockett, Harrison Swan
Chauncey (e): noes 0.
| The Committee on Conference report
ed that they had agreed upon the ord.'
nance as amended, making the rate one
dollar and eighty cents on every hun-
| dred dollars, with DISCOUNT Of fo;i! per
cent on ali bills paid bS July /, isil, and
Two per cent on eli bills paid by SepieH
| Der ! 1911.
A motion hy Mr. Birreil making The
| discount six per cent WAS ioSt-aye~.
| MeSsrS. Snowden. Burke. Smith, Birrel!.
Marshall. Spinks (G): Noes. MesSrs. Lead
beater. Brumback, Graham. Williams,
Monroe. Brockelt, Harrison, Swan,
| Chaunrey 90.
| Council rccadyl from It's previous ~.
ton and concnrrca in III. action Of tho
Board OF Aldermen, aud tltc ordinance
| Is amended was passed by tue following
! vote: Ayes, MesSiS Leadbeauer, Erum-
back, q raham, Williams, Monroe. Brock
| EFT, Harrison swan, ChanHcey (3!: Noes,
! Messrs Burke smith, Birreil, Marshaii,
| SpinEs aud MIR. President tC).
The Board then adjourned.
HUBERT SNOW DEN, President.
| Tf,rT. DANIEL K, SrANsBURT CLERK G. G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
IN advance of any possible emergent

IN advance of any possible emergent
conditions that may make intervention
in Mexico by armed force necessary,
there should be firm declaration on
the part of the United States that no
annexation OF territory is intended or
will be made under any circumstances.
This country has its hands full now IN
dealing With illiterate and semi-civillzed
races over whom they have hoisted the
flag. Mexico must be left ia the hands
ct the Mcxicans to work ont its own
salvation as best it can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15

The City Council at its regular meet
ing last night fixed upon 4 tax rate ana
retained the discount feature, but al
lower rate Of discount than ever before.
Their action, it is believed, will be
disappointment to large majority OF
Taxpayers Of the city. The result Was
brought about by method never before
resorted to by the lowe; board, but, as
this is a democratic country and the ma
joritY can rule. the majority in this IN
stance did not hesitate to exercise this
prsrogati7e. 1t ishoped long luil will
follow the recent disturbances N the
Common Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH i:
KANSAS believes in the old adage

KANSAS believes in the old adage
about taking care of the pennies and
letting the dollars look out for them
selves. Governor Mann might do well
by sending one OF the money saving
legislators out to see how the Kansas
Legislature does the trick. The To-
peka Capital reports that the legisla-
1ure this year has saved SO day on
its stationery BILL" AS the lawmakers
in the Suuflower State sit only about
sixty days every two years, it can readily
be seen that this evidence Of its econo'
my proves it to be the very kind that
most legislators like.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
the Dire am Of Hsrid-wide Peace.

London, March 10 In remarkable
interview; given TO the United Press,
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, one
OF Engiand's foremost statesmen and
fighting men, declared that America
must take the initiative in bringing
about world peace and that America
and England combined could force il
ternational disarmament. This sub
ject is uppermost in the British mind
today as the result OF Foreign Secre-
tary Gray's warm approval Of Presi.
dent Taft's recent recommendation OF
an all inclusive anglo-America arbitra-
ton treaty. Lord Beresford claims the
credit for originating the idea OF such
q treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
Plo, to Assa.sinste War Minister,

Seoul, Korea, March ia plot to
assasinate the war minister aud
GeTerlior General Tefauchi BY dyna-
hitting train, was discovered today by
the Japanese through secret informa,
ton by an American missionary in
Korea. The missionary received q
copy OF the Korean terrorist manifest
diyuIging the pot and immediately
turned it over to the authorities.
Forty Koreans, including Aiming
ken, cousin Of Anchungken, assassin OF
Prince Ito, are under arrest. tits be
l.eyed that further arrests will be diff
cult, AZ The accomplices OF the terri
florists have probably crossed the
border into Russia.
The japanese officials here announce
that the trials OF the accused msn will
be held here secretly and at hight. tie
trial court couyeniug 1t inidni2ht,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
CnaitION. cOIECIL.

Ara regular E1setinE CT ice Cc@2oI
Council Of !AlsIan dria, Va. EelI M2rct
il: i9ii, there were prs-s1t
Hilbert SlowdsD, esq, PTesiuenf, 2uc
Me=sr:. LeadbeataT. Burke: Rruin rack
Smith, Graham. Williams .eirIeil, Mon
roe, Crockett, Harrison Marshall, Sp:Dk'
ana ChaulceJ
The Committee ca Strasts recon-
ruendcd ali appropriation 81 $50 fol
sewer on south Alfred street, between
Wolfe and WILKES street, ana the report
vas adopted-ayes -, noes @.
The Committee on StTaets recon-
mended an appropriation Of 500 10 e3
tend ling street sewer southwark OIL
PAYNE street and eastward in alley, the
amount to be available when S225 shall
he paid into the City Treasury: ana the
report vas adopted-aye Is, noes O.
The Committee On Streets reported OF
I petition from tie Alexandria T eIti
ii@eI ana Chemical co. to erect iTarlt
Office building loot 81 Prilces= street
ind the report vas adopted
A. communication iJonn Herbert
BRYANT, Chairman City Schooi Board IN
forming Council that there will be 4 de,
hcit Of about 81 1853 IL operating the
public schools 10 July i, lsli, vas re.
csivad and referred - TIE joiat Commit
b-E -" s-~i(Si~"
A pill from Or. Z. i. Yates 10. iia1cy
commission. amount & 20. Tl= .afe1sed
20 the Committee "a finance.
a PETITION &c: gas lamp - inc COX
Her u Duke 21d Lee stresrs. T-s -st2-'
Tea - sEe Committee g: Light.
p petition frc.a i. i. Lane - e.e-I
I:S.-.e 2:,i.1.o:. IL III --.tr Hes::E :treet,
T+s-= referred g re Committee q ;;-eetS
a petition f-cc2 Y. Il. .icL c"ell tc
-eS2c::-- t--al:-.s hc;:se 20. Sc so-:.c Air-ea
street. "as efo--sd = he o.; -::!::ss :
S.rae-s.
4 cs:i.ic. :-,-. ra-.nc Ar-icS-cc &C.
s2i2t:- wE!ie disabled OK re Police .c-c@
from .,a--arr 18th . Mach Is, rs
fs--ed &C the .c;at Cc----.cees q :
-arcs a-i Ponce
ks fcilo":2- "=:E -sce:-ea t-c-2 &c
Ec2sa 81 Aldermen AID tce.. ace:c-- coz
cuErei 4:
a resolution :ass1uctiaE tue Commit
tee on Light 70 asce1I1;a the cast Of IL.
Sailing gas lamps 1t the i1ts.section OF
streets At which there are 10 lights al
present;
A resolution to adopt the former, les
81 the City Council; >,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15

the assessor and the people had been
told the rate would be lowered but hc
added, We didn't tell them how
mnch. :
Mr.. Spinks declared Alexandria could
spend half q billion dollars if it had il.
He kne~ of little Improvements in Ger
tam wards and referred to al espeudi-
ture OF s35 900 or S4O, 900 on the north
vest sewer, I ~hich he said had bcne-
fitted no one.
A vote on the action If The Aldermen
vas taken and adopted by :, vote Of 9
I, t after which Council adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
FROM WAsHINGTO n

Temporarily insane ftom long
period Of illness, Harry +. Hay, today
dragged his six year old son, Kenneth,
into the bath room Of his house and
chopped his head open with a Ratchet,
Leaving the boy apparently dead, the
crszed father attempted suicide by cut.
ting his throat from ear to ear, ano
slashing the artery in his left wrist
Hospital authorities say both viii
probably die.
Mexican Ambassador de la Barra
returned here today and announced
1hat he would take up the cases OF
Converse and Plat at once. He said
the previous report from Mexico was
that they we're arrested III Mexico and
would be treated like any other pris-
oners, but that he would make further
inquiry. He said his conferences in
New York were 'e1ceedin ely salts
factory"
The number Of militia officers rec
commended state officers for participa-
ton in the 'Inaneuvers" in Texas to.
day reached the total Of 2,47O. As 5000
as Major General Carter "a command
at San Antonio reports hoT many
militia officers he can accommodate
qhe selection Of the first groupe to take
the field will be made.
A heated campaign to secure lucrative
posts OF clerk and sergeant alarms o.
of the House OF Representative has be
gun in earnest. Former Representative
South Trimbie, Of Kentucky. appears
20 have most Of the backing for clerk,
Stokes Jackson, Of Indiana. and
former Representative Ryan. Of New
York, are rival conienders for the place
pt sergeant-st-arms. Jackson support
EFF today began 4 campaign on the
Tammauy issue, declaring that Ryan
Is backed BY Murphy aud bis braves.
The State Department vas today in
formed by the cousul at Fl Paso that
Garihaldi, grandson OF the Italian who
vas reported Killed while leading an
attacking force Of MEXICAN revolution
lists, is alive aud we'll.
In response to inquiry, the State
Department VAS informed today BY
Consul Schmucker, at Ensenada, that
fhe four Americans, representatives OF
the San Diego union who were reported
70 have fallen into the hands Of tue in
surrector5 hayeiarriyed at Easenada.
The automobile in which they left San
Diego on Sunday broke down near
Guadeloupe and the men were forced
10 make their way TO Ensenada on foot
With the exception Of one man who
went back to Tia Juana With team.
In accordance with the suggestion OF
President DaYila, OF Honduras, the
peace conference al PeuItO CoIte> has
agreed 10 the resignation of the vice
president, the delivery Of all govern
rleDt troops 10 General Gutierrez aud
The immediate Inauguration OF Fran
cisco Bertrand as president. Minister
McCTsery reported to the State Depart
Elent today.
Ii accordance With the agreement OF
the United States TO withdraw lis Wai-
ships froG, Mexican ports, the scout
cruiser Chester reported today that It
had left Vera Cruz. Mexico, fer FeuTto
Co.tez, Honduras, ard tie protected
cruiser Tacoma has left Fea-to, Mexico,
:c- Galveston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
Trs Mexican Revolution

Dutapso. Mexico, March Ire.
po-t Of the iall q the town 6 Icp!a
:..se- az attack b. the re-ol-aoo;sss
lasting rs hours wss -cceired here %
1a::
Washington, March l5.-Ihe as-;;--al
CT the Auxiliary cruiser Dixie al
Guantanamo, Cuba, With seven Run
hrsd marines vas reported to the Navy
Department by wireless today. There
are nov more than 1000 marines ID
camp at this point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
W aterspou1,

New York, March l5.-Scores ale
believed to have been killed and in
jured today ia a naterSpout that de.
luged the coast near Reggie and caused
tremendous damage IL GuarneTi. TIE
marble works il Guaranieri we're de,
stroyed and $50 buried in the ruins.
The electric light plant was demolished
plunging the city into darkness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
,j;;ry S2Si;ra;t.

Viterbo, Italy, March Ia jury
Of "a men, twelve acting as substitutes.
was finally completed today TO Try the
cases Of Enrico Alfano and the 3
other camorrists for the murder OF Gen
naro Guoccolo aud his wife.
The examir alton oi witnesses began
as soon as the afternoon session OF
court conTencd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15

Cocaine ~AicA 6:,is tse -ccTes ne-e7
-ee cured Nasal Ca,ar-k. TIE hea-
:cei:cs Il eEc forehead, ,te st--1aa -
sensation ac6 tie ~a1e-? discharge TO-
eyes ar6 1ose, alo1s -:Ic all tee csEsz
n;ser;es attending tee disease, are pGs
TO 1out e. Eiy's Cream Raiscl. Smell
aad taste are restored, breathing is Iaaae
normal. Until GOT t1y this rem edy, you
can form 40 IDEA OF the sooi II will DO
you. Is applied directly 10 the sore
spot. Ali druggists, SOC. Mailed By Ely
Eros, sc Warren Ss1est. New IoEk-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15

Henry Hardy, 54, Of lq7 Garfield
Place, Brooklyn, 8 retired powder
manufacturer, committed suicide at
his home IL New York today by shoot
Ing himself in the mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15

A daughter Of J. ". Judge, Tar
ner. residing near Rose Hill, =. G.,
vas captured b. 81 unknown negro
late Monday evening and held 27lso2e.
= the -cods b. tie -oaH fo- Eve hours.
T-hen tte -ouns ~oIaa Eaali::: esca2-
ed and reached hex ncGe sic -ss i
serious condition. Posses 2-e se2-cr-
ins the aaigtbcrhocd 70. he 1es-c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15

The middle walls Of j. Ii. Fall &
Cos hardware store at Nashville, Tenn.
which vas burned about two weeks
ago, fell this afternoon and fous per
sons are reported killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15

Tue ing -four mill and grain el1ator
Of the Commander Mill Company, OF
Minneapolis, burned at Mapistlon,
MINI, today. Loss 5000. 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
Railroad Campaniaa Eiasd,

Buffalo. \. I, March 10 The
New Iorl Central Railroad vas fined
s35, 900 aud the Pennsylvania Rail
road vas fined $50, 900 today il U. S.
Disttict Court after attorneys OF the
railroads had entered plans OF guilty TO
the charge Of rebating
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15
COMMON COUNCIL.

The meeting OF the Common
Council last evening vas q pro
racted one, lasting Until nearly
II O'clock, during which lime
the city tar rate Was decided
upon. The rate f1ed upon By con-
ference committee IRON the two boards
is 81. 90 on the 500 with q discount Of
.ou. Per cent. for prompt payment %
JILL i, aad discount CT ;To PEI cent.
fcr pa::Taert I: SepteH.cc. i. Ire
ia p.o"::ias ioT 3 2s1ais: CT E~e 2e.
cc.s. te:-s added CT bills oos PAD e.
December i. 1911, aod tia: s:z Pc
cecs. &c added ~ bills acs paid e.
S-rc i. 1917. This -as adopted E:
pc.h branches q Co-ccii iollo~!-g
he -ccor,2ecistioa Ct ;ci2: ccnfe.-
e.ce co-n::es4 t:oo trs TO boards
S;I :otes -s:e recorded against :; .
the lore. beard Win a:1o ta-o..:2s I.
A snail Volume of-oui;He business Tas
also disposed.
When Council convened shortly be
fore s O'Clock Councilman Harrison
Immediately after the reading OF the
minutes took the floor aud explained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-15


c. more dissenting members eau loui
nate and seisct the committee. .
Such action Upon ths part Ct certain
gentlemen, from whom / have a right L
expect courteous treatment, will 10
worry me- for n1oGisut, high-hsndes
aud unva1rauted as it may be.
This precedent. ii set, may return I;
plague its originators; it certainly Nil
not injure me in the eyes OF ny constitu
snt5 OF the First ward. or lose mt
the good opinion OF my fellow towns
man Of all the wards.
A report Of the street committee
ia7oring the appropriation Of $3.50 ioi
the construction OF pipe sewer from
King street southwark on Payne Wa;
passed. 1t is provided the money vii
become available when 1926 IS placed
il the city treasury exclusive OF taps.
The report OF the street committee
appropriating $3.50 for sewer on ALFRED
street 10 connect With the main sewer
at Wilkes street VAS passed.
1Ic So
adverse report on the petition OF tie
Alexandra Fertilizer anu Chenlica
Company foI permission 10 erect
frame addition 70 thei. oEce.
Cc"1c:i-,s1 Leadceste7 e1Pla;aec
that ire CT: Esa too cc.ch ~ stake
tie sas Tc:E ts:oE -ea-t-, aac
thought re- r:>.;id:og sto-id &c c-;ct
TIE .sSo7-:: -as adopted.
Z cati.!oa Of =. .. Lana 70 nag
ce-s.a;o Improvements e hc-::s, Il:
oo-::l Ken s::-ees weoee cTs-, :: :e
7e:-iaE 1T c;c2 -c.e -E:ch ~ss 20
re cols,::t:-:ts:o-ai c---Gs- required
Ita 1catse. IS oo- . tee hands 81 tbs
street coz littse.
A petition io. al iE7r.o-ed gas lamp
al puEs ana Lee streets was referred tc
the light committee.
| A communication mas received from
Cspt, Herbert Bryant, chairman o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-20
LOVE OPENS PRISON

tny rsiisd Pres. Leased wire)
CANYON CITY. Colo. June 20
Pretty Mabel Manning was convict
No. 1850 In tho Colorado State pen
hensiary yesterday. Today she is
Mrs. George A. Reid. the wife OF n
government forest ranger. and
speeding with her husband TO their
home among the Arizona pines.
I Reds answering faith In the
~omsn he loved opened the prison
satss for her. She was convicted
% shoplifting In Denver and sen.
fenced to from two TO three years
In the penitentiary on January 22d
OF this year.
At a hearing before the Board OF
Pardons Reid promised TO marry
the girl II her sentence was com.
muted. Warden lyman gave his
consent TO her leaving the state af.
ter she had become Mrs. Reid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-20
Tn FLY NEW PENNAN1

The Alaska Steamship company's
fleet OF ocean fliers will hereafter
ny the old.time pennan, OF the clip.
per ships. This Is a red flag with
white letter "A" within a circle.
In the old days. American ships
Of the merchant marine displayed
red and black flag. thus dis
tingniNhing the ship as one Of Amer
lean registry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-20
CIRCUS NEW
AND GOOD

Capacity audiences welcomed the
return Of the Sells. F1oto circus TO
Seattle at both afternoon and eve
ming performances yesterday. The
show Will give two more perform.
snces. bidding farewell for another
year tonight
The performance is satisfactory
In every particular. Only two or
three OF the features that were
strongest last year have been re.
tanned: otherwise everything Ii
new. The striking cleanliness OF
the SellsFioto outfit ~ again ap.
parent: there are really and truly
40 clowns and the menagcrie acts.
directed BY Rhoda Royal himself.
are very good indeed.