Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
rOorssspendence OF the Alexsndris Gasetss.
Washington, November 81.

Washington. November q.
At IL O'Clock this morning at St.
Patrics,s Catholic Church, Mics Con.
suelo Tzaugs, OF this city, daughter OF
Jose NJ. Tzuses and neice OF the Duch.
ess of Manchester, was married TO
lieutenant james RegaD, q. 8. A., SOD
Of Col. Resan. The ceremony was
uniformed By the Rev. DIR. d. J. Stat
ford. Immediately following the cere-
mony breakfast for the bridal party
and the relatives OF the couple was
given at Rauschera, and in the sfter'
noon the bride and groom left for trip
TO New York and Canada. They will
90 from Montreal to Fort Smelling,
Minnesota, the station Of the groom.
The annual meeting OF the arch
bishops OF the Catholic church for the
discussion OF affairs of the hierarchy
was inaugurated today 10 Mcmahon
Hall, at the Catholic University. The
prelates worked In executive session
and at the noon recess Archbishop
Kesne, of Dubuque, the secretary, an
nouncsd that there was nothing 10 the
morning Sc ssion of interest to the puo-
lie. 1t Ia understood that questions re-
lating to the church 10 the new lslsnd
possessions and matters relating 10 the
ORGANIC alton OF Catholic societies were
considered. The question OF the status
of the Knights of Columbus, 1t 10 under
stood. is to be thoroughly thrashed out
by the Archibisbops. Cardinal Glib
bona. of Baltimore, presided. Others 10
attendance we're Archbishops Ireland,
of st. Paul; Elder, of Cincinnsti; Keane,
of Dubusne; Katzer, Of Milwaukee;
Christie, of Oregon; KaiD, Of st. Louis;
Corriean, OF New York; Williams, OF
Boston, and Ryan, OF Philadelphia. To-
morrow the question OF the disposition
Of the negro and Indian mission funds
will be discussed and disposition
authorized. -,
President Roosevelt will recon-
mend the enactment of the Chinese ex-
clusion act In his annual message to
Congress. Congressman Needham, OF
California, is authority for the state
meut. "The President said to me that
be believed the country would endorse
bis views Oh the question:" said Mr..
Needham. Il have suggested said
the President, that the Geary act be
strengthened in every possible way that
will result 10 keeping out Chinese
labor.m
Capt. Perry, commanding the battle
shin Iowa. cabled the War department
from Panama this morning as follows;
Everything quiet; no further interier,
enoe since notification. Transit ana
telegraph communication open, Colon
10 in possession of the liberals and
quiet"
Capt. James Parker, junior counsel
for Admiral Schley, says that the
stories that the trial mad cost Admiral
Schley immense sums or has impoVer"
ished him we're without foundation.
President Roosevelt today decided to
appoint Clayton MoMichael postmaster
at Philadelphia. Mr.. McMichael was
born in Philadelphia and served through
the civil war. lie was marshal OF the
District of Colombia at one time, pre-
osding Fred Douglass, the colored man,
in that Office.
A burning chimney In the handsome Mas
sachusetts avenue Isiidence OF Senator Lodge
called out the fire department this morning.
The sri.toeratic neighborhoOd was consider
Ably excited for Q time, but the danes were
extinguishsd before they could do any dam
age.
The engagement Of krs. Lucille Blackburn
Lane to the Chevalier TreEtenove OF Italy
has been announced. The marriage will
take place in December. The bride.to-be 10
the youngest daughter OF Senator Blackburn.
Senator Hanna, who has arrived in Csye-
land, says the William Mckinley national
arch will fail in Washington. He says the
proper place for 9 memorial to the late Presi'
dent is over his grave at canton.
At Bennings today the first lace was won
by Jim MeGibbon, Gould second, and Tank.
ard, third.