Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-26
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIEs.

In the Yale Harvard football game
at New Haven, Conn.,. on Saturday,
Yale won by score Of 28 to 0.
Senator Davis condition is unclaimed
at s.. Paul, MIMI, this morning, with
the exception that his pulse is little
weaker.
Samuel K. Wilson, a millionaire
cloth manufacturer, died at Trenton
this morning. He was 81 years OF age,
and started life as poor boy.
Mrs. Julia McIntrye, aged 81, was
fatally burned, at Boston, yesterday by
the explosion Of lamp which she at
tempted to extinguish, By blowing
down the chimney.
Warnings have been sent from Pitts.
burg to residents of the lowlsnds in the
river valleys, urging precautionary
protection against very high water. A
food stage of from 20 to 25 feet is ex-
pected tonight.
Attillo P. Morosini, son OF Giovanni
Morosinl, the millionaire banker OF
New York. was secretly married three
days ago. to Miss Mary Caroline Wash
ingIon Bond. one OF the most beautiful
girls 10 New York society.
President McKinley's THANKSGIVING
turkey was shipped today from Wester-
ly, R. l., by Horace Vose, who has for
many years supplied the Whithe
House. The bird weighed 81 pounds
and there is wide demand for its
feathers.
The rain and wiud storm, followed
by snow that swept over New York
yesterday, last night and today did
great damage to timber property and
orchards. Between Bath and Cameron
hundreds of trees were blown down. II
has been raining and. sleetipg now for
about As hours.
Henry Selling, q swindler, whose
stealing will aggregate nearly 81 .000,.
900, was srrsigned before Recorder
Golf in New York this morning 10
answer to the charge of grand larceny
preferred by his many victims. He
pleaded not guilty and Recorder Goff
put the case over until tomorrow to
consider the case and set ball.
Mrs. Howard Gould, the young
woman who horsewhipped reporter
at Scranton, Pa, last week, was at.
tackled yesterday by the ScrsntonisD
the paper On which the whipped man Is
employed. 1t is rumored that Mrs
Gould now threatens to spill vitrol 10
the hardened countenance OF the re.
porter at the earliest opportunity.
Justice Barnard, OF the District OF Co.
lumbia Supreme Court, denied the sp.
plication OF citizens for an iujunc.
ton to prevent the Standard Oil Com
psDy from maintaining tanks filed
with oil 10 southwest Washington, a
thickly populated part OF the city. The
| fight between citizsns and the company
has ragged for five years.
The heavy snow storm that set in over
the northwestern section of New York
Saturday night has continued steadily
for SO hours. The isll was 20 inches.
At Ssrausc Lake, Malone, Rouse's
Point and Montreal, Canada, two feet
Of snow covered the ground this morn
ing. Trains ran about on schedule
time however, as there was no wind to
drift the snow.
The will of Charles II. Hoyt, the play
wright, was filed in the Surrogates office in
New York today. The will cuts of all Of
Hoyt's relatives and leaves all his property
to friends. The Lambs { lub gets the home
stesd property at Chsrlestown, ~ II where
Hoyt died. The will was drawn up October
! 10, 1903, and has been ia the care OF the
law finn Of Howe & Hummel ever since. 1t lie
considered likely thst there will be contest
| In the courts.
A serious wreot occurred esrly this morn.
ing on he Jersey Central Railroad, near Perth
| AmbOy. q pass osei Train ran ioto sn open
switch and crashed in'O several freight cars
that were standing there. Two OF the cars
were t0lescoped and the passenger engine
| wrecked. The fireman and engineer Jumped
for their lives and escaped injury. The pas
seng re were shaken up, bat no ore was in
jured,
NC. BoynIOn & Co., dealers 10 womsn's
closks snd waists, in New York, have failed
for $4,000. The failure, according TO mem.
bers Of the firm is duo to The wsrm weather