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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
EO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

London, Oct. 30.-It is rumored that
Queen Alexandra with the Duke and
Duchess of Cornwall and York, and
possibly King Edward, will attend It.
Paul's on Sunday to offer up thanksgiV-
log for the safe return of the Duke and
Duchess after their trip half way around
the world. II is expected that the Duke
and Duchess will arrive in london on
Saturday.
London, Oct. 20.-General Lord Kit
chener reports that Colonel Byng has
captured two field comets and % Boers.
Kitchener further reports that Colonel
Fortescue has had a running fight with
Muller's commando. The Beers in the
latter fight lost four killed and 81 cap
tured.
Amsterdam, Oct. 30.-The Govern
meut is sendiUg Krupp artillery to
the Dutch East Indies, 10 response to
the belief that the small countries need
to take every precaution to protect
themselves.
Berlin, Oct. 30.-Herr SchoanlaDk,
the leading socialist member Of the
reichsrath died here today.
Leipzig, Oct. 30.-The Leipzig police
have COZ fiscated Count Leon Tolstoi's
publication, "rhe Sense OF Life
London, Oct. 30-Willism Q. Wbitney's
Watershed, With Johnny Reif up won the
CambrIdgeshire Stakes OF 500 severeigns at
Newmarket today.
A dispatch from Coustantinople states that
the Turkish ambassador at st. Petersburg has
IL .l tAaf ko df
Crete to Greece Is imminent and inevitable,
Paris, Oct S0-The government expects
to institute communication with the Central
African colonies shortly by means of wirele's
telegraphy across the Sahara desert. Such
communication would effect an immense
economy.
Queenstown, Oct. 3O.-Sir Thomas Upton
arrived today aboard the White Star liner
Celtic. Wkon interviewed Sir Thomas said
II possible he expected to racs for the
Americas cup sgsin next year. "The recent
races were so close, expect to lift the cup
then" he said. "rhe statement that Sham
rock III. will bo sold is untrue"
Birmingham, Eng, Oct. 30.-The Post to-
day declares that the stories Of American in
dustrisl invasion Of England are sbsurdly ex
sggersted. excepting in iron steel and copE or,
for the production of which America lie
specially favored by nature.
Berlin. Oct. 30.-The GeImsn-American
correspondent, Joseph Herrings, who was at
the battle of Tsku, In the capacity of war
correspondents for American journals, has
been ordered TO be expelled from Prussis, be-
Cause Of his evasion OF military service In
1885. On account Of Herrings' services at
Tsku, the order Of expulsion will probably be
withdrawn after mediation By the foreign
office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
Railroad Accident.

Washington, Pa, Oct. 30.-A Bsltl-
more and Ohio passenger train crashed
into heavy freight engine runniDg at
high speed 81 the eastern end OF the
Br 'dy tunnel, a mile east of town, about
8:45 this morning. The passenger en-.
was demolished. The track will be
blocked for the rest OF the day. One
man was killed and seven more or less
injured. Two freight trains had col.
lided at Vsnce's station two miles east
OF town, at about O'Clock with only
slight damsge. They moved to the
siding at u ,diker's. 10 the meantime.
word Of the freight collision had reach
ed town and the engineer of freight
on siding at Washington cut loose his
engine and taking several officisls from
the local yards started to the scene
and met the accommodation about 100
feet east OF the Brady tunuel, OF toe
ten men who went out on the freight
engine only one was able to walk back
IN t0Wn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The United States revenue cutter
Tuscarora was launched sideways at
Trigg's shipyards Richmond, yesterday.
The Liquor Dealers Association OF
Virginia will make q determined fight
to defeat the Q1srles- Barbour liquor
bill now before the Constitutional Con-
vention.
Mr.. Dfury Wood, for many years q
prominent member of the Chorlottes-
vile bar, died yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of his son, William II.
Wood, aged eighty.one years.
Mr.. R. Wolverton, who purchased
the old wooden mills in Prince William
county, is remodeliOg the buildings and
will put in modern machinery for the
manufacture Of flour.
Mrs. A. A. Wise, OF the HARDWOOD
neighborhood, Stafford county, was bad
ly gored by COW on Monday. A ply
siciao was hurriedly summoned from
Fredericksburg. The case 10 a serious
one.
The monument 10 old st. Johns Epis
copal Church Cemetery, at Hampton
erected to the Confederate dead by
Hampton Chapter, No. 10, Daughters OF
the Confederscy, was unveiled yester-
day afternoon with interesting cere.
monies, over which Capt. William
Daougherty presided.
The Warrenton Horse Show Associa-
ton met yesterday aud elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, w. Golden Davis; vice presi-
deuts, l.. A. Cooper, Albert Fletcher,
ST.. and Scott Nesbitt; secretary, f. X.
w. Baker; directors, Howson Howe.
r s. B. l.. Fleming, John ID. Hooe,
Maxwell Myth, F. ID. GaskiDs. K. 2.
Barry, and Charles Daniel.
Judge Minor 10 Richmond yesterday
appointed 8. K. Carter and John b.
Welsh receivers for the Mutual Fidelity
Company of Baltimore and the Mutual
Fidelity Company OF Delaware. Judge
WaddilI In the United States Circuits
Court has decided that his court has no
jurisdiction 10 the suits against the COM
psnies and has discharged the temporary
receiver, John T. Tilton, Of Norfolk.
The October term OF the Fsuquier
County Court convened on Monday.
The case Of the Commonwealth We. II.
A. Davis was nolle pressed. This case
had been pending 10 the courts since
June, 1900. DAVIS WAS charged with
all attempt to poison the we'll Of Thomas
B. Stewart in December, 1899. He was
tried, convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiaiy three successive times an
10 each instance secured new trial.
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The Market.
Georgetown, Oct. 30.-Whest 62s68.
TELEGRAFHIC BREVITIES.

At meeting of the stockholders of
the American Bicycle Company at Jer-
sey City, n. j.. today it YVES voted TO
reduce the authorized capital stock from
$50, 1000, 900 to S26, 996, 300.
An investigation was bold before referee
in Brooklyn today for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning if possible what has become of 81,
250, 1000 gstheret In by VIM. f. Miller as
head of 500 per cent Franklin syndicste'
before the law stopped the operations Of this
gigantic fraud. Miller was present and will
testify.
The government chemist at Wellington, N.
T., has made discovery which 1t is expected
will revoiutonize the egg trade. He has dis
covered . method of sterilikDg eggs which
will he sp them fresh for three years.
Adyices from Hooolulu state that at n
meeting Of the executive committee Of the
homo rule party Robert w. Wilcox was the
unanimous choice Of the party for next gov
ernor Of HAWAII
RettOrs in Wall street THU k the chsnces Of
| Seth Low to become mayor Of Greater New
York have improved. All the betting on the
msyorality this morning was at even money
The sixteenth biennial conference OF the
international board of the Young Women
Christian Association opens at Cleveland
today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

The POOR Filipinos may we'll ex'
claim, "WoS to the vauquished !" They
had nothing to do with this country's
war against Spain, but only refused to
be bought at SO much head and since
have been fighting for their liberty.
For this they are being iohumanly
treated, and 1t is now the evident in
tention of the administration to
"crush" them il possible. Their sad
condition is depicted 10 the following
dispatch from Paris:
The Temps. an important newspaper,
publishes letter from Manila stating
that over 100 natives have been hanged
or garotted recently 10 Manila for polit.
ical offenses, and that over 100 more
are 10 penal servitude or Punishment.
NJ. Msriannes, the correspondent, says
that with the exception OF the concen.
tration camps the Americans are follow
ing the English step by step 10 coercion
and repression. The rebel leader, Ma
var, has 1000 well-srmed men with him,
including the Foreign Legation, CON-
posed OF EngllshmeD, Spaniards, Ital-
ians, two Australians aud several Amer
icsn deserters. Proclamstions Of the
South African style are common and
quite as ineffective. The military CON-
mander Of Csbu has summoned all the
priests and notified them that If the
congregations do not submit by Ger
tain date their villages will be burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

Serious Wreck on West shore Road.
Buffalo, N. Y. Oct. 30.-A West
Shore passenger trsin OF i've coaches
was running at high rate Of speed
early this morning when. suddenly
within few miles of this city, the en-
giueer saw ahead of him the rear lights
Of "a freight train. IIe reversed the
throttle and applied the brakes, but 1t
was too late to avert collision. The
passenger engine crashed into the rear
end of the freight completely demol.
isbing half dozen care. The fireman
jumped but the engineer was seriously
il jnred. Ali the passengers we're badly
shaken up and much excitement pre-
vailed. O0e woman was seriously in
jured aud was sent into the city on en-
engine. She was taken to the hospital
in an unconscious condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
Gtrualx by an Engine.

Westbury, L. l.. Oct. 30.-Henri
Fourier, the French Chauffeur, who
has recently made some startling speed
records wish bis automobile. came to
grief here today when the mschine he
was steering and which contained five
other psssep gers, was struck by de
tached engine Cd the Long Island rail.
road and smashed. Four passengers,
including the Chauffeur, were badly in-
jured, aud IL is q wonder that eli did
not meet death. Fourier was demon
strstipg the speed qualities OF the ma
chine ct the time of the accident. He
had, 90 fellow passengers, A. G. Batch
elder, Of the New York Journal. Il. B.
Fullerton, special agent Of the passen.
ger department of the Long Island rail-
road, w. F. Lewis, of New York, and
two other men, whose names have not
been learned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
Projects Removed.

Havans, Oct. 3o.-Govcrnor General Wood
stirred up the city administration To-Day. He
removed twenty ward projects whom Mayor
Gener had Illegally appointed and depossd
Gener from the position Of president of the
city council. City Governor Sunez was or
dered to temporarily take Geaer's place al
the head of the city council. Genet in retir'
ng from the presidency, made a Violent ant
Anne riesn speech. He bitterly opposed a mo-
tion, made by a councilman, to congratulate
General Wood for his action. Business men
ger orally have complained against the deT o.
administration. The municipal accounts snd
archives, it was charged, we're in scsndalous
and chaotic condition aud the cIeiit OF tn .
city was suffering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

threw a lighted cigarette into keg Of
powder 10 the room and started to run
out. The house aud oil three men
were blown up, and the men fatally
injured.
1t Is believed President Roosevelt
will appoint Il nry Clay Mcdowell, Of
Big Stone Gap, "a Federal judge for
the western district OF Virginia when
it shall become necessary to name q
successor to Judge Paul. He Is Ken
tuckian, q grandson OF Henry Gay,
aud close friend OF John w. Yerkes,
Internal revenue commissioner 10 the
Treasury department.
In New York yesterday, Justice
MacLesn granted Certificate oil
reasonable doubt 10 the case OF John
Most, editor OF the Freiheit, sn anar'
chist paper, in order to stay his sem
tence OF ~ months imprisonment for
the publication OF an article entitled
"Murder Versus Murder" which APP
peared on the day OF President Nc
Kinley's assassination.
1. is said Sir Thomas Upton IL trying
to arrange TO take all the products Of
lumber OF southern Georgia farms. The
Upton company has about 5000 stores
in different parts OF Europe. II has
been found difficult TO keep ell OF these
supplied with the products OF truck
farms, and the Upton company hopes
to overcome this by establishing farm
log stations 10 southern Geor gis.
The wreck Of Buffalo Bills train near Linn
wood, N. c., was mentioned yesterday. Over
onolhundred horteI we're killed, among them
the valuable animal which Coonel Cody hs;
been riding ten yesrs. pretented him BY
General Miles. Forepaugh Sells shows
| which left New Orleans Monday night. wer'
wrecked by running into q freight train oD'
mile this side Of Baton Rouge yesterdsy. Foul
carlosds OF animal csges were wrecked, incut
| log car load OF elephants. which we're turn
ed loose In the country. They were corrallet
and driven into Baton Rouge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
POLITICAL.

Thoss democrats who were just lit
tie uneasy az to the outcome Of the
contest q week ago now think victory
is assn ed. The situation has greatly
improved during the past week. and il
is generally thought that there will bt
a comparatively small vote. Mr.. Mont
sgue's majority is not expected 10 be a;
large as that given Governor Tyler
over $4,000. but 1t will probably reach
between 10000 and 10000. Leading
democrats who have been at headquar.
ters 10 Richmond, this week, from
various sections OF the State concur
10 the opinion that the democrats will
elect their State ticket by large ma
jority and carry both branches OF the
legislature by more than two-thirds
majority. That the legislature will be
overwhelmingly democratic is con
coded on all sides. To begin with, bali
OF the senate has bold-over members,
oiueteen OF whom are democrats, and
the republicans have only about thirty.
three candidates nominated for the 120
vscancies-house and senate-to be
filed, q great majority of these being
for the house.
Senator Martin, who was unable to
meet an appointment at Arvonia Sat.
urday on account OF hoarseness, has re-
covered and will speak at Charlottes.
vile Friday, and also on Monday,
which ia county court day. Senator
Martin has not been heard as yet 10
this canvass, aud his utterances are
awaited with interest.
The largest audience that has assem-
bled in Radlord recently greeted Hon "A.
J. Montague at the opera house there
last Tuesday night. He was Introduced
by Governor Tyler, who in brief ad-
dress showed the necessity OF the con.
stitutional convention and eulogized
that body as the ablest, purest and
most intellectual which ever assembled
10 the world, and Mr.. Montague as o
man who would make one OF the purest
and beet governors the State has ever
had. Mr.. Montague was given q great
ovation and his address YVES received
with gre 1t enthusiasm. He assured bis
audisnce that the democratic party had
not 80 far forgotten the law Of self.
preservation as TO dIsfranchise the white
man. He expressed In strong terms
bis disapprovsl of the Booker Wash.
ington incident IS encouraging social
equality, and warned the negro not to
sntagonizs the constitutional conven-
ton lest be lose not only his vote, but
likewise bis public schools. Hon. Peter
J. Oley, Judge Cssssll, and Hon. 8. L.
Kelly, OF Richmond, slso made
speeches. Governor Tyler goes today
to Giles to speak at q democratic bar
hacue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

CHAIRMAN AGNEw OF the republican
State committee says 1--WE feel that with
anything like fair treatment regarding
the vote cast that the outlook for sue
cess is encouraging" Mr.. Agnew has
conducted an active canvass this year
bat the fates and the large democr attic
majority 10 the State are against him
and be will 6nd on election day that
his encouraging outlook was but q
mirage. But it Is Mr.. Agnew's duty to
whistle to keep up his and his psrty's
courage which is now rapidly oozing
out Of their finger ends for 1t Is fact that
from all over the State republ can
county managers are writing that they
might carry the counties but for
the "dinner episode" When q man is
beaten how prompt be is to make
excusesl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
The Molineaux Case.

New York, Oct. 3O.-Tbe legal fight
TO free Roland B. Molineaux, on the
charge OF killing Katherine j. Adams,
was resumed in the local courts today.
Counsel for Molineaux asked that the
indictments against bin be dismissed
aud were prepared to argue the case,
but on a motion to postpone the case
By the prosecution. Justice Mcmahon
held the case over until this afternoon
when the defense will present their
side. The prosecution will ask for
further iime to prepare their case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 80, 1901

EVEN IN this year, the first OF TIE
twentieth century, and twenty-five
years after the last three Of the south
ern States, South Caroline, Florida
and Louisiana, rid themselves OF carpe'
bag rule and reconstruction rascallty'
large number Of northern people are ss
ignorant of the real condition OF the
South 90 if they lived In Tonquin.
They are surprised that, with the ex'
ospijon of West Virginia, the South re-
mains solid. They have seen northern
States and cities going republican at
one election and democratic at subse-
ooent one, and CAME, for the lie OF
them, understand why there should not
be similar variations in the South. and
why this section should always be
counted upon as a democratic unit.
They don't know, though they live 30
close to the South, that all the negroes
want Ia order to obtain possession OF
aay of one of the southern States is that
the white people thereof should divide,
and that, therefore, the white people OF
the South are compelled TO remain
uoited that they may preserve not only
their own individual property, but the
vary life OF their respective States. The
votes of a few thousand white men
added to those OF the negroes would
take the government OF any one of the
southern states out OF the hands Of
those who have any moral and material
interest in that State, and put 1t into
those OF such white men and their
negro cohorts-Who would conduct 1t
as the carpet baggers did that of some
southern States, and as the Mshoneites
did that Of Virginia-snd 1t Is to pre-
want such dire contingency that the
industrious, thrifty and intelligent
white men OF the South vote almost as
q unit, excepting of course those who
have Office or expect office, and few
so.called democrats who find 1t more
coneenisl to hids behind republican
brssstworks than fall outside the demo.
cratic, and this solidity will continue
80 long as the great danger alluded to
exists. In every State and in each COM
munity can be found many colored men
who make good citizens and exemplary
husbands and fathers. but as class
they have misused the ballot. and ii
they did not have 1t In Virginia and
many OF her sister southern States, the
vote would be ss variable as that OF any
State 10 the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

The November number Of the Worlds
Work has been received from Its publishers,
Doubleday, Page & Co., New York. This
number like its predecessors, Is full OF inter
estiDg reading matter and is handsomely IL
Illustrated. TIE magazine declares its faith 10
President Roosevelt and outlires his Prob
lens. A story of American trade expansion
is told in the career Of American Locomo-
tiyes Abroad" Among the other articles are
A Plain Description of TammAny, Problems of
the British Empire, The Pivotal Farm Of the
Union. Rear Admiral Sampson, The Beautify.
ing of CT lee, &c.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 1877 south

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 1877 south
~ Roysl street. Alexandra, Va, October
40 19O1.-To John Milton and Milton
smoke Burner Company 10 body corporate y
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, q.
10 o'clo, k a. m, at my said Office, as the
time and place when and where / shall pre-
ceed to execute the decree rendered by the
Corporation Court Of the city OF Alexandria,
on the 10th day Of October, 1901, in the
chsneery suit OF John Milton who sues on
behalf Of hImsef and all other creditors OF
the Milton sm ke Burner Company, who may
come In snd contribute TO the cost Of this suit
against the Milton smoke Burner Company
whereby am required TO state an account Of,
the debts Of the Milton Smoke Burner Com.
pany and their respective priorities, and all
other liens and claims there msy be upon the
assets OF this company, and report what the
assets OF said company consist Of. At which
tine and place you are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand Is commissioner In
chsncery Of the said court the day and year
first Aforesaid.
JOHN T. CALLAHAN,
Commissioner In Chsncsry.
oct30 1ay4g
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MoClure,s Magarine for Noyember has teap

McClure's Magazine for November has teen
received from its publishersin New York. 1t
Is an interesting and finely illustrated mum
Der. its contents are: Colonel Joslyn Had
Been snubbed," What the U. 8. steel Cor
porston Really Is and How II Works, Col
onel Joslyn. U. s. A., Faster Than the Ex'
press Train, With His Back to the Wall,
Theodore Roosevelt with pOrtaitl. The In.
tercepted Salute, Why the Hot Sulphur Mail
Was Late, Thoughts, Nancy aud l and the
Girl, To Nora MavourI cen, The Romance
Of Christmas Is anc, The Tip'tr, For Ease
Pray Not Msrvels OF Modern Production,
aud The Mission Of Kitty Malone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

Country Life in America is the title Of a
new magazine just published by Doubleday
Page & Co., New York. Not only does the
idea OF Country Life 10 America appeal 10 al
who love the country, but the name OF the
editor, l.. H. Bailey, of Cornell, gives solid
assurance that the magazine will be pop liar,
interesting, beautiful and of high standard
Certainly, no more superbly illustrated maya
zine has over been printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30
Blanket Specials.

ia White Wool Blankets-wesr, warmth
aud sightiness combine 10 make this an e'e-
CANT value comes ia red, blue, and pink hor-
ders. You'll be surprisedto pay less c. AZ
than 81 90 for this cOverins-".... pO'EO
LA Fine White Wool Blanket & oe. pos
sibo fnish-aDd there's quality all thrOu. h
Ia maierisl and weave that mskes 10
conspicuous vslue-Sll borders. ca Or
No letter sold often for $5......... sVO ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

The November number of Word and
Works has tesn received from its publishers
in st Louis. 1t, contents are articles on
subjects Of science. religion, astronomy and
the weather, and DIR. Hicks. the weather
prophet, takes it upon himself to deny the
report that he is dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
a Cough or Cold at once. Conquer CrOup1,
Whoo2ing Cough and Messle Cough without
fail. Best for Bronchitis, Hosrseness, Grippe
Pneumonia, Consumption and Lung Bffec-
tons. Gives Quick, sure results. Price 25c
Sold BY Richard Gibson ard all druggists.
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pressiveIy

THE New York republicans, ss they
always do, have elected the city ticket
a week before the election. Next Tues
day, however, the regular election day,
the democrats will have their inning
and as they always do will elect their
4ickat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

st. Nichols for November has been received
from its Publishers, the CeniuIy Company
New YORK. 1t has an exceedingly interest
ing table Of content'-stories which will be
read with pleasure by both young and old.
Its illustrations are very fine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-30

C.B. Phelps, Forestdsle, W., says bis child
was completely cured OF bad Gaze Of ecEems
By the ute OF DeWitts Witch Hazel 5alye.
Beware of all counterfeits. 1t instantly re-
lieves piles. Foa sale by L. 8. Lesdbeater &
6hne