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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
TIE VAR AgE1cA.

se7srs sxsfiGx seems s5o1c 70 Soslo~
tie pesiod 81 cnzapszsf57s lnscsio1 ID
shs Ors1as Free -ssts Tas Britisn r.
Hefealsnas, II but 3D,e6O NET, have
reached sa6 STACKED the defensive pc
z1aus o. I6s Beers 6a tue r5s.s 70 W-p-
snsr and K his secnus sTf1sne s1ss !.
Coloaes DsIzzfy'. 80 sssieged trsop-
era ss Wspener are - Se rescued hss
oppcssrioc from the b1rziIsrs vii lave
20 &C GTsrcone.
Ire Eoer ssEes ia the T5siaity 81
wsssner i ssid - ==-=SeT 1906 len.
1. ass been seDa-zted iaso shree tsssen,
usnts, One u Eases coounaes the siege
aa6 Ice oshsr $50 deal Eirh relief cni-
unaz. Gen. 5Ir LesiEs Rasdie, eon-
GAaSi1g The larger relief eolGnn, hss
&dvsoeEd a. Tar 81 O9rl6gspooxt, q
niles northwest Of Wspensr. o. FIR
day &c attacked the Beers scd gained
slightly. Ire fight We reoeEed ga
artsy, Bat 10 Subsequent gain % tn
BCitis1 I reported. Is 4 said that Boz
die = waiting 20 cooperate Eiia Gea.
B-abans. commanding the secood BIZ
isn relief column.
Brzosos has gotten sc far - BCzt-
mans kop, 20 miles south OF WepeceF,
ard has b>en held up there oy the
Beers. De began an attack on them
early Sunday morning, oat Is nos re-
ported TO have made any progress.
Meanwhile the Beers have renewed
their attack on Dalgetys mes, cut
without success. TIE Beers, il is re
ported, have prepared ssriss OF de-
teegiye works on the way 10 Wepeuer
and the British must take these 10 sue
cession II they are TO relieve the garri-
SOC.
40 uueonhrmed Lorerzo MARCUS z
III patch states that General De Wei
commander Of the Beers 10 the yicinii!
Of Wepener, has been KILLED. II also
states that total OF $1,000 Beers are
reported u be 10 the field in Natal sno
she Free State.
On the other hand, the London
rimss has 3 dispatch from Lorerzo
MsrqutZ stating that according 70 sin
fosmstion from reliable sources" the
Beers now have 5000 men.
A late dispatch etstes sbas Lord Rob
erts nas ordered GeDersl Methuen 70
retire from B0shof, probsbly toward
Kimberley. Ttis indicates that Gene
rsl Me,huen's operations have signslly
failed.
Toe Beers are reported to have beer
driven from Fourteen Streams, 9 posi-
ZION at the southwest corner OF the
Trsnsyssl, where they have been dis-
putting the passage Of the Vsal river.
10 Natal the Boers do not seem 10 Be
retiring, az wac reported, bit on the
contrary they are showing aggressive
ness. They have made 40 artillery al
tack on Elsndslasets and have attempt
ed feints 10 several directions. The Oh
Jet OF their tactics is not clear to the
British.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
TRGESIA gEEs

Tee rsport fzsus Eiasaesd 81 "a
lfzehies ss Tszsvsu ca Thyrscsg s1
Jsaa Ps5srs = sstirssg EsEasGl s1s8 .
LOO.
Major Allsa G.. TSeztnso6. a vel
xsopu sx-Co1sefersts, 65s6 yssrsrEsz5
az the bone % -dsyi4 T. 4 Ezrria. n
515 ~ Igsaiz ecuasy. eyed s. years
Ths TsornaiII WssD1 Woyxs. a.
LgssSn1rz, were Destroyed u Ere -sr-
sr1sy stint. The io=s n estimated ~
SIS GO; i1s1-snee, SI4,51O. Tie Eorz.
viii b. rsbg.ls AZ 5aee-
Tie Dsavtlie EGGS aaz bs4ghs tae
zcod ziil, su5ecrioEi1c Esfs anc oQtEt
Of ths Daily Zee and the Weekly F&rrs
"a u that city. DsnTille los seisg abe
20 sapporI sso Papers.
SAFE ban1 are 20 lie ssca5Iz eed AZ
EiAmarncex. Ls1essfer ec1nty. and AZ
EeefViils, S1rsnGnbsria-d enGEty.
Ire Lancaster Sszi1zzl BaEk Vas
oce1ed a. Irvingsoo On Wednesday,.
Ingpector Gecsr2I 7. C. Morto0, Of
sne grand camp Of VirZiais, Cooted-r
zse VsSeracs, cas- soo.sinkess Capt. "
4 Hi. of Locust Dale, ASSISTANT IL
soector gsnersl f3g the Eighth dzrrier-
Mr.. sau1sl 4. Appletoa, Of Ws-ren-
Ton, sud Mr. Mary Psiterzoe Alter
ercusis Goodman, Of Chestnut Hill, >
suaQr5 Of Philadelphia, we're married
90 SATURDAY 81 So Paul.. Church, Cnest-
ant Hill
Mr.. Hugh ". Nelsca, OF wildwood.
Wa severely Injured % Friday BY =
vehicle cnlIizioo. he Was thrown ous
Of kia boxzy sod dragged for Iong dis
tsree, being s1t badly ABBOTT the head.
TIE vehicles we're demolished.
TIE eocdisio1 OF Dr.. Hunier Mcguire,
Of RiehmOod, cookiEQes without change.
He y rsssizz comfortably AZ biz suburb
AZ hons, s1d while here i 10 rspii
imoro7snenE ia his coodition, be sleeps
vel, takes more or ls=E nourishmeui,
s1d q able 70 sii up portion Of each
day.
Mr.. A Seldom Jones, sr., Eell-knoEp
iE Kiesnoo6, died Unexpectedly 90
Saturday =: his residence ~ CnayIotses-
vile. he had been III for = week, bu,
biz condition did not become dangerous
until Friday syening- Mr.. Jones mar
r ed Miss SorTell Csskie. Of Richmond,
who survives bin, with Elk children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

IsTELLIogHCE from Manila today II
20 the effect that now that the rainy
season Ii coming on In the Philippines,
the natives OF those islands are becom-
Ing more active 10 their resistance 10
the American invaders; that they are
maniiesting their presence wherever
tho American army Ii. or has been,
even close 10 Manlla, and that last
week no less than one thousand OF
them were shot down, thonsh only nine
Americans were killed. But CHS coun-
try has been st war almost from the
commencement Of tho Mckinley reign.
and will doubtless continue 10 DO until
the close thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
Monday KvzsIss. AYzn n, 10"

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10 gar we're yiossss - tssss sboss 81
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mar sessssh tss 5estes, 10 tsis eo1nsfy ,
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iszsos sad the NORTH. CDi Wssss, q
y.ak Mjes8zss rspsogiess, who Wa %
dssy 10 tss Oj6 Csr8:sI pgisaD, 10
Washington, sov ssys zoe eisc1riiss
t.>ys sss more ss7srs thas 10 the slDes
If tks Is4eiestloo; tsas tie prisoners
vsxs D.t la esls, bssde1gsd and
s1sa1kJs1. ssd guarded sizhs &od ds5.
T-n1sy jse1s we're rot rsssoysd even dur
iez sassls; tbsT sIsDs On the bare Hoor,
sod that 10 toe tegrisIs beat 81 Jolly,
tss7 we're hTcsd 70 wear thick ard
hssyiIy,ped1sd boods. The truth may
be Iosz cobessIsd, bat it viii cosss out
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
NEWS or THE DAY

A strange mslady, which IL believed
10 be form Of the plague, 10 raging In
Butte, Mont.
Men. bers OF General Woods csbine:
are considering whether 10 reejkn and
agjtsts for the Independence Of Cuba.
DR., Louis Kircber, a magnetic doctor,
is wanted In Rochester On the charge oi
beating With pistol Mrs. Alice Mari
ing because she refused 70 marry bin.
Hundreds Of settlers snd men en-
DIoyed Ia the lumber camps 10 Mani
tobs are reported TO be hemmed 10 BY
the fires which are sweeping the vsst
forests.
The indictment sgsinst w. =. Tay-
Ior, republican governor Of Kentucky,
will be held up until sf;er the argu-
meDt before toe U. 3 Supreme Court Of
the case involving the goyernorship.
Ia the fighting last week on the lei
and Of LuzoD S7S FiIipinos were killed,
many wounded, and IL officers and
IA men captured. The Americana
total Ioss was 8 killed and 10 wounded.
The insurgents have been aggressive In
almost every pJoyjOce 10 Luzon.
Az finally adopted In the HouS, Oh
Saturday, the naval bill provides for
Two baitleships, three armored cruisers
and three protected cruisers. The bill
carries an appropriation OF $6l 600, 900.
With the vessels just authorized, the
strength OF the psvy will be S0S ships.
Former Representative DAVID @.
Colson, who had been on trial at Frank.
fort, KY. on a charge OF murder for
the killing OF Etbelbert Scott and
Luther Demaree at the Capitol Hotel,
10 q pistol duel on January 10, was sc-
quilted OF Saturday, The verdict was
received with enthusiastic applause.
The Turkish government, according
to q dispatch from Constantinople, has
replied 10 the demand OF the United
States that IL will compensate Amer
can missionaries under the same con-
ditions as 10 the case OF other foreign
subjects, The Porte mas not yet re-
piled TO The last collective note OF the
powers.
lno WiEb tiubt bhS TtuuC6u VITO
nails, barbed wire and galvanized fence
wire $50 ton, and snnealed fence wire
S18 ton. This Is q reduction OF one
cent pound In wire nails, making the
price 81 20 keg. The price for barbed
wire Is $3.50 a hundred pounds, and for
fence rails 1856 hundred
pounds. The cut 10 annealed fence
wire Is from % 05 10 s2.15 q hundred
pounds,
John Hughes pf Syracuse, killed his
wife, from whom he bad been sepa-
rated, AZ she was coming out OF church
yesterday. Just as the congregation
was leaving the church Hughes rushed
TO the door and commenced firing into
the crowd, when panic ensued. Mrs.
Hughes 10 attempting to escape fell,
and her husband placed q pistol at her
head and fred, killing her. While
Hughes wounded girl. He
tried to escape, but was captured.
Nome. AIssks, papers tell Of the killing of |
w. w, Wright by man named Scott, and the |
by scurvy Of ID. M Kaiser. Wright and Ka.- |
,er wore partners and went from Covington, |
Va, M the representatives Of the Virginia |
Alaska Mining Company.
In an effort 10 subdue "Dick," vicious |
elephant, belonging 10 the Forebaugh circus, /
he animal was choked 10 death yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
FIFTY-STXTH CONGRESS-.
Washington, April %.
SENATE.

Mr.. Chandler made written report
from the privileges and elections com.
mittee that William A. Clark Is not en-.
titled to the sect as Senator from
Montana, accompanied by the usual
resolution. Mr.. Pettns said a minority
of the committee disagreed with some
OF the statements in the report and
would at lat,r day submit their views
in writing. They agreed, however, with
the resolution TO unseat Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. McComss introduced q bill to
provide for the construction of the
Maryland aud Delaware free ship canal
through the States of Maryland and
Delaware. 1t connects the waters Of
the Chesapeake and Delaware bays.
The cost, according to the bill, Is not to
exceed $l0,000,0 900.
At the close OF routine business Mr..
Chandler addressed the Senate on the
Quay resolution. In his opinion the
right of Mr.. Quay to seat was purely
q constitutional question and be hoped
that Senators would 80 regard 1t.
Mr.. Chandler asserted vehemently
thst those who opposed the seating OF
Qafy y appointment. of the governor OF
Pennsy yaDis, took very narrow view
of the constitution.
Mr.. Chandler was followed by Mr..
Plat, of Connecticut, who spoke
against the seating of Mr.. Quay. He
directed bis remarks to the decision OF
the Senate 10 the Corbett case and call.
ed attention to the fact that Quay him
self vas paired against the sealing of
Corbett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
Double Suicide.

Philadelphia, April q. - Charles s.
Rosenbaum, aged % years, the mans
ger Of a pawnbroker's business, and
Florence HeinoId, aged Is years, hi:
common law wife, were found
dead in the second story front room
over the store shortly before 10 O'Clock
this morning with FIVE gas jets turned
on. suicide was the cause OF death.
Rosenbaum killed himself to escape ar.
rest upon the charge OF embezzleing
about 81 500 from a woman who back.
ed bin 10 a business venture. Florence
Heinold died rather than live without
Roeenbaum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

T. p. C.-The Virginia Division,
Travellers Protective Association, held
It's eighth annual convention in Rich
mond on Saturday. There we're thirty
FIVE delegates present, four from Post
F, Alexandria.
A. fssture OF the opening session was
a speech made by Mr.. Percy Il. DOVE,
Of New York, a member OF the Nation
al Commercial League, 10 which be
made vigorous attack on trusts, re-
viewing, at length, the many guises M
der which the giants masqueraded. Mr..
Doves remarks created very pro.
found impression. He was at one time
a republican, but the manipulation CT
the trusts had made of him an anti.
trust democrat.
G. w. Saunders was reelected presi
dent, and T.S. Beckwitb, OF Petersburg;
A. X, stansbery, OF Norfolk; Orlando
Wemple, Of Danville, and @. @. Lead
beater, Of Alexandria, vice presidents.
There was a long discussion Of the
question OF employing State secretary
who shall be stationed at headquarters
In Richmond and give his entire time
to the work: Secretary X. B. Wslthsll
was reelected oyer Major II. M. Ban
croft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

TaOsg who would make the call for
a constitutional convention . party
question vsinIy a,tsnpt 70 conceal the
fact that those who oppose them, are
not opposed 10 such convention though
some Of them will know that such IL
the care, and that there are 10
Grfnsr advocates Of changes In the con
stitotl0n than those who do not think
it. conducive 10 the welfare Of the dem
ocTatlc party to Log the question Oh
holding 8 convention for that purpose
Into campaign for the election OF off,
Gers. There Ia time for all things, but
the eve OF q Presidential and Congres-
slorsl convention 10 which harmony IL
most 10 be desired, IL certainly not TIE
time for making party questioDs Of
matters tn It will tend TO divide the
party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
party.

ALEXANDRIA, In recent yesrs, bsi
not achieved much snvIable repU
tstion by the character and ability o
che delegates she has sent 10 democrat
10 Btate conventions. IL IL 70 be HOPED
that those she Will send 10 the ono Il
be held In Norfolk next month may b.
of q different sort, 70 different that they
may com msnd consideration and have
some effective Influence In that body
There are plenty Of able, efficient ADD
rood and true democrats here 10 make
up q delegation that would compare
most fsvorably with that from any 9th.
or city or county In the State. What
men who know they must be obscure In
sueh assemblies, want 10 20 10 them for,
Ia inexplIcable, on common sense
grounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
All Quiet at Croton Dam.

Croton Landing, n. Y. April % -
The situation st the dam remsios peace
iul this morning. The troops at camp
and the idle crowd of Italians pitching
qloits on the "Bowery" are the only
signs OF a strike which at one time
threatened serious rist and bloodsbed.
A greater number oflaborers than have
been at work since the trouble began
appeared at the works at Croton Dam
when the whistle blew this morning.
The contractors say thst two-thirds OF
the normal force are at work. The
troops, it is said, will be Withdrawn In
the next few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

THRxE EEaRoEs were lynobed 10
Pennsylvania one day last week. But
In no other Northern republican State
In the denuaclstion Of lypohing In the
South more vehement and conspicuous
And, sti more rem 'rksbio, In the fact
that the crime for which such punish
meut was inflicted, war not The
oowardly, outrageous and lasting one
for which similar justice Is melted oui
In the South, but the speedy, simple
and painless one OF murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

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Erles, . rsv6-sseaSe, u ssxssizsz %
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phsEs ole1zs ea@zssss7- 9 - sssE q -
, faces 81 al 20 Jsrs ess3 seer. y ne
.sfssr rsssns tse isssiS, ssen ne 81
psrsyss1ss sfll azss gasn.
Pskiu, Aorsi y The Csssess soT-
sramsag sss esss6e6 70 Sisssass sTsv1
brs II issty1cs0< sso6s ne Csiae>e sssli-
rsry col.egs ssd Dyegsnesss ssEies %
s1s szDirsrioG y gsesF 1ys>sse e5os<zs 3.
RGssisn, GsrInza sss Jspssess iusss5e>
rors arr s9sssed. They vii 90 sDessss~
Fl By nsfjVs i1syrzcs1ss.
Tacoma, Wssai1gtoa, April - -
Copyiag Ho1ol1i87s example kSoe
Jscs1, nas s1rssd 66v1 q lsyss cor-ss1
Of tee cicy sesnpisd ~ s5s poorest
Jspaaese classes n order % stsGc on
tne plague. The Hiss1i 5sax 6efrsgsG
the cost Ct acysaz tie ocs1cas1s add
Furnishing neE hcuss, rsesiVsaz 10 rs
turn privileges q srsefias ~zccoS1s
On Ite TBczCs az a
L9cdon, AprIl 3 * Gssrzs's Dag
L being obsss we'd today with q srsss dr.
pay Of roses, the 9lirs Edxiss1 Guido
ing themselves with the ctises q of-ef-
slog the 11Cs1al esIebrssiou Of -f. Pas
rick's Day il EcgIsEd.
London, April 23.-A eorrssoo1dsa.
g Madrid ielesfsph= tbss the Duke
DArcos, ST present Spanish Minister q,
Wssnipgt tn. will succeed Dapay De
LONE Is Under Secretary OF sIAss asd
that the latter will &c as AnhsssdoE 70
Italy.
Pekin, April 23.-The boxers have
msssscred 6fy naiiye Catholics Gear
Pseo Ting Fu in the province Of Pc
oL;s,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
DOUBLE PAWN CUBA.

The sczndzl ia connection With tLs
discovery that army officers In Cubs
we're drawing double salaries besides
allowances" Of tie mot eZtraysgsni
liberality haC greatly embarrassed tbt
Standardization aud zas the sabjsct Of z
lively debate 10 the Senate Saturday
evening.
Duriog the debate in the Senate or
the Bacon resolution concerning ths
matter, Senator Daniel asked:
"Do not the sets Of Congress contsol
10 Cuba?"
"No," replied Mr.. Plat, sharply.
"Do not the laws Of the United
States AZ to the pay sri emolumett: Of
officers Of the army apply ia Cabs p
persisted Mr. Daniel.
"As to t1e pay and emolmepts o.
army officers, yee," replied Mr.. Plat
"out a. to what snail be done in Cuba
40. Our occupation OF Cuba il military
and Ia under executive and not legisls-
tive authority"
"Where does the President get THU
great authority 2" again asked Mr.
Daniel
"From the contribution" replied Mr.
Pistt. "As cOmmsnder-in-chief Of the
army t1e President has authority fsi
beyond the power which may be con-
ferred upon him by Congress-"
Mr.. Daniel, replying to Mr.. Plat, ex-
pressed surprise At the statements made
by the Connecticut 5enator. 1t was the
frs. time, be said, that be bad ever
heard the doctrine Of the sbsolutism oi
the President OF the United States az
serted on the Senate floor. "5uch q
doctrine" said he, SHOULD not 90 un-
challenged here. The President Of the
United States Ia given certain specific
powers under the constitution. Be-
yond this bic executive duty ia to zee
that the laws are faithfully executed"
Isn't this simply the blossoming Of
the imperialistic treeP" suggested MIR.
Tillman.
ut 10 not the blossoming Of the tree, ;"
continued Mr. Daniel. 1T 10 far be
yoDd that. 1t Ia the perfection and the
rottiDg OF the fruit. 1t will fall from
the tree OF its own weight. 10 falling,
I trust 1t will do something to remind
the people OF the country Of the fearful
precipice on the brink Of which they
are standing"
Mr.. Daniel declared that no person,
be he Bsy or Sultan, has power to over
ride definite and recognized authority
and law, II, be maintained, 10 def
sncs OF law the President had author
ized the paym OF additional salaries
20 the army officers 10 Cuba, 1t was an
exhibition of such absolutism as never
had been known In this country, and
the defense OF the action by the Senator
from Connecticut was extraordinary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
afOrY ola Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains OF disease Ia the worst
kind Of slavery. George ID. Williams,
OF Manchester, Mich, tells how such q
slave was made free. He says: my
wife had been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over Ia bed
alone. After using two bottles OF Elec-
trib Bitters, she is wonderfully improv-
cd and able to do her own work." This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleepless
ness, melancholy, headache, backache,
flaming and dizzy spells. This mira
Gle working medicine lie q godsend 10
sickly, rundown people. Every bot
tie guaranteed. Only so cts. Sold by
Il. b. Leadbester & Sons Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
MAD Doc AT A GERMAN.-Tbere wa

MAD Doc AT A GERMAN.-There was
brilliant german st Library Hall. Pc
tersburg, Friday night, but the gaiety
OF the occasion was Interrupted when a
small mad dog ar pesred on the scene.
Screams were heard among the ladies'
which could only have been q trile
louder II the cry Of "mouse" had been
raised. The little dog tore some of the
ladies' dresses, but none of the dsncers
were bitten. There was nothing at
hand with which to kill the dog, but
be was finally kicked until he was sub.
dued, and then taken from the ball and
killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
Car Worships with the Poor.

Moscow, April 23.-During the cele-
bratioE at the pspenski Cathedral oil
the Good Friday service, tho Gear and
Czsrins aud Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess Ssrgius unexpectedly entered
aud kneeled among the people. Tho
Cars taper was exsinguished twice,
but he relit IL with the taper OF a poor
man who was ~orshiping next 10 him.
40 immense impression hps been caused
at Moscow by this unusual mixing with
the crowd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

Innetiss<sy ssrey ~ rsa1s 81 q =.
io3y8ss M zsosarz sexss. .-s-i-,,-'
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ssA 2o os3osssc1 Ma nae al 80
rs11ess yzs sss5r1s1z-F sz-sss %
Mr.. Srss<.sS5r1, s1o ass ursys,,.s
majority rs1ors % tas Esckerr I'M
slzz>stsf SasE 5rsrsr fizs s.o.f h.
s57sn s6r s6s Dr>sss tslioc e ,ss ~
sossfy ye~s scd az "a. s--..sss at
lssse1sslg.
Tie Esase s-sa reso.g-i i,.e.f i,,.
souDt tee q re Ea1ls ssy - rr,.;s
srst15u q ne 1sssscece soerocri.,io,
5lll v1se5 cares f-Is "a 50.
M Load 1opssf ina re E,-s.xonl5
5c< lneresse sns Ira o tie oil 40
gleidsag 70 ne es1szcz C osstsI en-
ptcyes or a. Iaerszs c. szsry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

MARYLAND's Bishop WEEDS With ss
little osteUtation as possible, a lack Of
display that bordered on secrecy, Right
Rev. William Paret, Bishop OF the Pro.
testsnt Episcopal Diocese Of Maryland,
was married In Baltimore on Saturds y
TO Mrs. Sarah Hayden Hsskill.
The 73-year-old groom claimed bis
48-year old bride from the hand of her
brother, William H. Hayden, of New
ark, NJ, Bishop Saterlee, of Washing.
ton reading the marriage service. Rev.
DR.. ]. Herbton Eccl, ston, of Emmanuel
Church, was Bishop Psret's attendant al
the ceremony, but The bride YVES una =
tended, and 81. Peters Church was un-
decorated lest the public should get o
hint Of the wedding, which came as q
great surprise to Bishop Paret's flock.
The marriage license YVES secured Just
before the wedding by Mr.. William n.
Paret, Of Kansas City, son OF the bishop.
The fact that the wedding would take
place before many days was known TO
the two families concerned, the Bishop
having been quite attentive to Mrs, Has.
kell during the three years she has lived
10 Baltimore. He knew her before that,
meeting her soon after her husband,
Henry Tuder Haskell. of Chicago, ILL.,,
died, seven years ago. There was
wedding breakfast at the Haskell home,
and the Bishop took his bride to Lake
wood, N. ].
Mrs. Maria G. Paret, the irt wife OF
the Bishop, died February l, 1897. She
was daughter of the late Isaac Peck,
OF Flushing, l.. and was married to
the Bishop at her home 10 1849.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

TAX ON B..SwERs. The Commission
or Of Internal Revenue holds that brew
ora. under the law, are required TO pay
special tax M malt liquor dealers for
each aud every place At which they
are engaged In selling bottled beer and
must take out separate special stamp
for each distinct and separate place at
which suoh ssles are made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23

W. Il, shipman, Bsardsley, MINI, under
oath. says he suffered from dyspepsia for
twenty-five years. Doctors and dieting gave
but little relief. Finally he used Kcdol Dys.
pepsia Cure and now ests what he likes and
IS much as he wants, and feels like new
man. 1t digests what you eat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-23
The MArkaIa.

Chicago, April 23.-The market closed q,
follows: Whest-Msy 65ls%65k; July 654ss
65ss. Corn-Msy-. Pork-May-,
Georgetown. April 23-Whest 6Ss73.