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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
THE PREsIDENT RECOVERING

THE PRESIDENT RECOVERING.
President Mckinley has safely passed
through one OF the great danger periods.
He said yesterday that he was conf
dent he would recover. and Vice Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Senator Hanna, and the
members OF the Cabinet ell believe that
he will.
When at o'clock yesterday after
noon the ~ hours had elapsed from the
time the President was shot the physi-
clans were more hopeful than ever that
their distinguished patient would sue
cessfulIy ward off sill possible danger
GUS complications.
DR.. McBurney says that II the im-
provement continues IL will be week
yet before the President will be de-
clared out OF danger. Other physicians
In attendance say week will not cover
the danger limit. DR.. Rixey, the
Presidents family physician, said last
night that the only possibility OF COM
plicstiops was by blood poisoning OF
peritonitis. either OF which he now con-
sidered remote probability.
Secretary Gage and Attorney Gen.
eral Knox left Buffalo for Washington
last night, confident that the President
was on fair way to recovery. Vice
President Roosevelt will remain near
the President until the physicians give
an opinion that he will positively re-
cover. Mr.. Roosevelt believes that
they will give him this assurance In
few days.
For the first time since his would-be
assassin was taken from his sight Presi-
dent Mckinley yesterday mentioned
Czolgosz. He asked what had been
done with the assailant and was told
he was being held as prisoner.
"Hs must have been crazy" said
President Mckinley. ~ never saw the
man until he approached me at the re-
ception."
"He is an anarchist" the President
was told.
"Too bad, too bad" was the reply.
Il trust, though, that he will be treated
with all fairness"
The President was also told that
rom all parts OF the world messages Of
1ympathy had arrived. He was 10
formed that tue American public had
shown great grief over bis misfortune
and this had demonstrated that he has
strong grip upon the affections Of his
fellow countrymeD. The President was
deeply touched and said that he felt
himself too highly honored. To DR..
Rixey be said that he hoped to recover
to show that he appreciated all which
had been done for him.
Until the last doubt OF the Presidents
recovery has vanished. Lson F. Col
gosz will be held by the police to await
the result. Should the President re-
cover, the charge OF assault with intent
to kill will be made against the assail-
ant aud the proceedings will be Coz
Quoted wholly in the State courts.
This YVES settled by conference be-
tween Governor Oiell and District At.
torney Penney, held in Buffalo, and
the plan has been approved 10y Secre-
tary OF War Root. Governor Odell
came to arrange for the trial and pun"
ishment OF the anarchist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
Emma Goldman in Custody.

Chicago, Sept. 10.-Emma Goldman
was arrested here this morning. She
will be charged with having conspired
With Czolgosz and others to take the
life OF the President, while he was
mingling 10 public gathering. IL Is
settled now almost beyond cavil or
question that Emma Goldman was here
10 disguise last July. Czolgosz was here
at the same time and there is chain
OF circumstantial evidence being
welded to show that she met her young
disciple In anarchy. This woman is
known to have been Ia Rochester three
weeks prior to the commission OF the
crime aud this is considered positive she
was in written If not 10 personal CON-
municstion with Czolgosz. At first the
prisoner denied that she was Emma
Goldman, and insisted from the moment
of her arrest until she was brought to
polics headquarters upon her release,
but when confronted by Chief O'Neill
and other officers, under whose observa-
ton she frequently has come, she smil-
iugly confessed that a mistake had not
been made. Czolgosz has been proven
to be an associate of the Free Society OF
Chicago and evidence is being rapidly
sdduced which appears to indicate be
acted as agent Of that organization when
he committed the crime.
Miss Goldman In q statement she
made said she did not know Cz)lgoiz
and that there was no plot against any
body so far ss she knew. Further on
she renounced assassination and many
other ideas she has been propagstipg.
She declared she never met Czolgosz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
Defiant Anarchists.

Paterson, N. j., Sept. l0.-Six secret
service detectives called at the meeting
hall Of the Right Of Existence Group OF
anarchists here this morning. aud inter.
viewed Pedro Eteevs. one Of the Ter
rell band of plotters. Esteeve told the
officers thst he defisd any one to send
him from the country. "The constitu-
ton of the Uoited States is ut my
back" he declared: THAT document
also gives ME and my fellows the
privilege of free speech and feee use
of the press. l have broken no law
and until / have. | am safe" be added.
Boston, Sept. 10.-Superintendept OF
Police Pierce received the following
letter this morning:
Dear Sir-As you know there are
plenty of anarchists in Boston. and you
don't know where they are, so let
you know that am one of them, and
the the next man to be shot will be
yourself, some day this week, because
we find out that you are criminal and
e coward. Also remember that before
Saturday / will come up aud see you in
the headquarters.
From comrade of snsrohisms,
w. KANER, II Brighton street.
The letter Ia dated Boston, Sept. 8,
1901, written in lead pencil and en-
closed 10 o bright red envelope. The
postmark shows it was mailed here at
o'clock this morning. The superiD-
tendent regards it as joke.
New York, Sept. 10.-Commissioner
OF Police Murphy held long confer
ence today with Captain Titus OF the
Central Office after which he sent in
structions to each police captain to
make census of his district 10 order
to ascertain the whereabouts and num-
Der of all anarchists in the city. The
census ia to be made secretly. After
its veri6cation Commissioner Murphy
said the police would be ordered to
Danish oil "Reds" from the city. The
Commissioner said he would not
tolerate the presence Of anarchists in
the city any longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. White, wife Of Dr.. ]. A. White,
OF Richmond, one of the most dlstin-
guished oculists in the south. died yes
terday evening Of Bright's disease.
Marriage licences were issued in
Washington yesterday to Bslling +.
Stanley and Lucy A. Eddleton, both OF
Hanover, aud to Robert o. Bell, oil
Richmond, and Alice NJ. Williams. oil
Lynchburg.
Rev. G. Oils Mead, OF Glover, Hall
fax county, has been called to Christ
Episcopal church, Richmond, and It Ia
almost certain that he will accept. Mr..
Mead is the son of Edward Mead, oil
Keswick, and was educated at the
Theological Seminary pear Alexandria
The State Liquor Dealers Associs-
ton 10 annual session at Norfolk yea
terday organized the association.
Among the matters that are to be dis
Guessed by the liquor men will, it ID
understood, be the antisaloon move
ment now or foot 10 Virginia, and the
possible increase of the retail price Of
liquor.
Major J. NJ. Taylor, the postmaster
at Ashland, died in Richmond yester-
day aged 83 years. He was the father
OF Mr.. Warren p. Taylor. general traf-
fc manager of the Richmond and
Potomac Railroad. He was for many
years clerk In the State Treasures
office. Maj. Taylor was q member Of
the prominent Hanover family OF that
name and leaves four cons and three
daughters.
Chairman Ellison has appointed J.
Ct. Hankins secretary OF the state demo-
cratic executive committee, to take the
place OF Col. Joseph Button, who can
not serve because OF his duties as clerk
of the constitutional convention. Mr..
Hankins is assistant secretary OF the
commonwealth and one of the most
formidable candidates for the office Of
secretary OF the commonwealth when
MIR. Lawless retires next January.
A telegram was received at Winches-
ter yesterday OF the death in Atlanta,
Ga, Sunday night OF Mrs. Virginia l..
formerly of Winchester and
Of a distinguished southern
family. Mrs. Edwards was the young.
est daughter OF the late DR.. Alfred aud
Ann Tucker Magill, and WAS born at
the University of Virginia in 1887,
while her father was professor there.
Mrs. Edwards was the last member Of
her family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

THERE Is good sense in the PROPOSE
ton that the man who assasslnates q
ruler should be denied 1.-THE notoriety
which he seeks. To Denmark 1t was
noted that when any man was hanged
for murder two or three others imme'
dlately sought victims, for no other pur'
posethsn to enjoy the prominence which
murderers achieved. When it was or
dered that not only should the execu-
ton of murderers be private, but also
that no persons should be allowed to
visit them in prison and that they should
be kept ignorant of everything outside
their cells, there was a great decrease
10 the number OF bomicldes. If it should
be known that only oblivion would
await the assassin of ruler one fire..
quent inspiration to assassination would
be removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

ing of the Presidents condition has
been Issued up to 3. p. N. At THAT time
President Milburo said Mr.. Mckinley
was much better than on any previous
time since the shooting. HE is on
the speedy road to recovery" added
Mr. Milburn.
At 240 p. 10. Mrs. Mckinley and
Mrs. Lafayette Williams have just gone
for q drive 10 the Chsrd carriage.
They drove north OF Delaware avenue.
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 10.-There Is no
change 10 the conditions which surround
CEolgosz. Last night was spent by the
prisoner as each night OF bis confine-
ment has been passed. At times he lie
restless aud PAGES the cell while again
he Is calm and collected. He constant
ly calls for something to smoke. He
Degs for papers, no doubt for the pur-
pose OF perusing the accounts Of his
deed. The police find him a mystery
He talks only on rare occasions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

cient to largely add 10 the revenues
from that source. IL Ia maintain
, ed that under this single tax sys-
tenn the cities and counties will be
argely benefited. For instance, it is
estimated by members ofthe committee
that under the provision of the Brax-
ton schsme the city of Alexandra will
save SIC, 600 annually. These estimates,
however, are based upon the assump-
| ton that the new Constitution will not
change the present system OF imposing
criminal expenses. II these are to be
borne by the cities aud counties, ss ii is
proposed now, the saving to the local
governments under the suggested sys-
tenn OF taxation will be less than that
here indicated.
The whole State revenues now
amount to 100000 Annually, one
third OF which goes to the public schools.
With the new judiciary system, the re-
duction proposed by the report of the
Committee 90 the Legislative Depart
ment and the increase ia taxes as here
outlined, it is expected that the rev.
enues of the state will be 6. least half
million dollars more.
The permanent franchise plan, which
seems to meet with the approval OF the
| greatest number OF the members of the
committee, does not receive the very
| hearty Endorsement OF some of the
South Side members. This scheme,
| while it promises to put nearly all, II
not all, OF the white men on the ten
porary list, places the young whites
| who come in under the operations OF the
permanent plan onthe same footing with
the blacks-that is, there will be no ex-
emptions from the ownership OF property
or the requirement TO prepare the ball
lot without aid. Not only that, but it is
pointed out that the negroes who are
rejected under the understanding clause
OF the temporary plan may afterward
apply for admission under the provis-
ions of the permanent one and be
passed. Whenever the report OF the
committee comes up, it will produce one
OF the most interesting discussions ever
heard 10 this State, unless the demo
Gratis can choke off debate by holding
a caucus and agreeing upon their plan
in advance. The southwestern men,
bers and some OF those from the negro
counties will possibly oppose this be-
cause it would bind them TO accept the
action of the caucus and prevent them
from making fight on the floor of the
convention for the particular require
ments Of their constituents. Not only
that, but the members could not let
their people at home know what action
they had taken in the caucus, as there
would be no report Of the proceedings
of that body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
Foreign News.

London, Sept. 10.-A correspondent
OF the Morning Leader recalls the pre-
iiciion 10 the Philosophical Journal, oil
July 81, 1900, that the assassination OF
President Mckinley would occur before
November, 1901.
Paris, Sept. 10.-A telegram received
here says that M. Tubine, one OF the
two French merchants whose claims
upon the Turkish government caused
the recent Franco. Turkish rupture, has
made final settlement. He received
10000 Turkish pounds, the despatch
says.
Vienna, Sept. lot is learned that the
Kaiser proposes to summon an international
congress to discuss measures against anarchism
and anarchists. The Russian, Austrian and
Italian governments, the paper says, have al
ready assented.
Amsterdam, Sept. 10.-The ladies Of Am
steIdsm intend to present a cradle to Queen
Wllhelmins, whose accouchement Is expected
in December,
London, Sept. 10.-The bulletin regarding
President Mckinley condition which was
received at the American embassy this after
noon YVES forwarded to the foreign Office and
MIX LuWdAus LLO nNOiicob puoho nehoinC-
ton is expressed at the favorable progress
the Pres dent is making.
london, Sept. 10.-Dr. Kranse, the ex-
governor of johannesburg who was arrested
recently on charge of forwarding informa-
ticn to South Africa, was again remsnded to-
day to await evidence from Pretoria. An.
Othor warrant has been issued against the
ex-governor charging him with iUcitDs
murder.
London, Sept. 10.-BmpIess Elizabeth, Of
Austria, diei as tho result OF stab wounds ad-
ministered by an anarchist, three years ago
today, and an anniversary requiem mass for
the repose Of her soul was said at the Roman
Catholic Church of the immaculate Contep-
ton here this morning. Similar services
were cse brsted In all of the European capitals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT 10, 1901

THE cities throughout the country
are having trouble in providing accom-
:qodatiops for the public school childreD'
the numbers of which are increasing an
nuaIly with corresponding increase in
the expense of public education
Alexandria Is meeting the emergency
in practical manner and has opened
another new school. In some OF the
larger cities in the North the Increase
10 the number Of applicants for admis'
si0B to the schools and the increase In
the expenses OF providing school ac-
commodstions are beyond the ability
of the corporations and thousands
of children, it is said. will this
wear be kept out of school on this ac'
count. Ia New York, the richest city
10 the country, several hundred chill
dren were turned away from the schools
when they opened yesterday on &C.
count of lack OF room, and Superinten-
dent Maxwell said that there would be
nearly fifty thousand more enrolments
than seats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, seems to be on
the verge OF lawlessness as the mem
bers of the Amalgamated Association
are as defiant as ever and eager to
stop workmen from taking the strikers
places. On Saturday nearly thousand
men went to work In the mill OF the
National Tube Company. The body OF
them had to be got into the mill by
strategy" But by Monday morn
ing the strikers had surrounded the
works entirely. and as a result mere
handful of men got to their places
They are kept way from the mills by
threats Of bodily BARN and are said to
be overawed and browbeaten by the
crowd of lawbreskers with whom Mayor
Black seems to be in sympathy. This
is q sad picture at the close of the sum-
mer, when men who want to work and
prepare for winter are prevented from
earning their bread by people who re-
fuse to toll themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
just Started

Chicago. Sspt. 10.-Chief of Police
O'Neil received the following letter
written In German. this morning: III
just started. Czolgosz you have. There
sre many more here in Chicago. Mark
Hanna, Pierrepont Morgan and all who
are in the trust. Blood, blood, and no
hungry to the poor anarchists. There
are . lot OF Us in Chicago and indiffer-
ent success. 1t has just stsrted. Blood,
murder, incendisry. Now you catch
us II you can. Emma Goldman is in
this city. ROTH" TIE letter was
posted in Chicago at six o'clock last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

INTENSE GRATIFICATIoN lie expressed
throughout this country at the favor
able dispatches received from Buffalo
regarding the improvement In the con
dltion of President Mckinley. There
are, so far, no signs OF the grave com
plicatioDs which it was feared would re-
suit from his serious wound, and as
DAYS come and 20 and no indications
OF the dreaded peritonitis are manifest
cd there is exultstion and tbanksgiv'
ing that the prayers of the nation are
being answered. OF course the Presi-
dent is not entirely beyond the danger
line, but he lie believed to be slowly but
surely forging toward convalescence.
1t will take but few days now to de-
monstrate the correctiveness OF the OPP
timistic views entertained, and should
che present hopes be realized thanks
giving sincere and fervent will go mp
from many souls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

VIRGINIAN ACCUSED OF MURDER
Henry Beckerman, cotton planter,
from Richmond, was arranged in police
court in Newport News yesterday charg
ed with homicide. and was remanded
to the coroner. Ga August Is Bscker-
man registered at the Adams House.
After dinner be went into the bar and
remained there for some time drinking.
He became engaged in conversation
with some other men who were In the
saloon at the time. one OF whom was
William Fletcher. Finally, the clerk
at the hotel advised Beckenbam to 20
up stairs, and Fletcher took hold of bis
arm to help him to his room. Becker
man thought he was being assaulted,
and, drawing sreyolver, fred FIVE shots
at Fletcher, two Of which took effect in
the leg and one in the right breast.
Fletcher died yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
APPEAL MADE TO SECRETARY GAGE.

APPEAL MADE TO SECRETARY GAGE.
secretary Gage has been appealed to
by some of the New York financial
institutions to relieve the money mar.
ket by increasing deposits In national
banks. Representations are being
made to the effect that, while the in.
terror is demanding money to move the
crops, public funds are piling up in the
Treasury to the detriment of the COM
mercial interests Of the country, Secre-
tsry Gage declined to state what, If
anything, would be done to relieve the
situation. He will be 10 Washington to-
day Gnd can there consider the matter
at close range. He will be in Washing
ton today. He will not announce bis
decision until he is on the ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

BRYAN TALKS ON ANARoHY.-Hon.
William J. Bryan yesterday telegrspbed
to the Buffalo Times as follows:
Free governments may be over.
thrown but they cannot be reformed
by those who violate the command
ment: Thou shalt not KILL Under
q government like ours every wrong
can be remedied by laws, and the laws
are 10 the hands of the people them
selves. Anarchy can be neither ex.
cused nor tolerated. The man who
proposes 20 right public wrong by
taking the life of human being makes
himself an outlaw and cannot consis-
tently appeal to the protection OF the
government which he repudiates. He
invites a return to a state OF barbarism
10 which each must, at his own risk,
defend bis own rights and avenge bis
own wrongs. The punishment ad-
ministered to the would-be assassin and
to his co-conspirators, If he has any,
should be such as to warn all inclined
to anarchy that this is an asylum for
those who love liberty, it is an inhos-
pitable place for those who raise their
hands against all forms of government"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as thew cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only ore
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu.
tiOnal remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachisn Tube When this tube is ipafmed
you have q rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness
is thu result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will DO destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten are caused by
Catsrrh, which Is nothing but an ipfismed
condition OF the mucous snrface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of CstaIrh that csnnot be cured
by Halls Cassrrh Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
C0URT OF APPEALS

The following are the proceedings in the
Court of Appeals st stsunton yesterday:
The case Of John H. Lowman VS.. @. d
Crawford, trustee. ct al, from the Circuit
Court Of Augusta, was argued aud submitted
Tue case Of Lizzie I. Glenn vs. Staunton
Perpetual Building and Loan Company, from
the circuit Court of Augusta county, wa:
argued and submitted.
The case OF the Western State Hospital w.
Michael Coiner's heirs, from the Circuit Court
OF Augusta, was argued in part and continued
till this morning for o further hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
.Anarcbists appoipted to omce.

Cleveland, o., Sept. 10.-Psul Czolgosz,
father Of the man who attempted the sssassi
nation OF the President of the United States,
is now in the employ of the city OF Cleveland
He was placed on the payroll of the stree
department yesterday. Harry Kline, spoken
OF as one OF the anarchist leaders Of the city
ard a self-ivowed anarchist and the man at
whose home Emma Goldman stopped wien
in levelsnd las. spring. was appointed TO
position in the engineers department of the
city govern ment by Mayor johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
The Strike Situation.

McKeesport. Pa, Sept. 1O.-Tbe
threatening methods employed by the
strikers yesterday morning has evident
ly convinced those who would 60 to
work that any attempt to do SO is tut le,
as no one tried to get into the plant OF
the National Tube Company this moru-
ing. Several thousand strikers were on
guard. No disturbances took place.
An effort will be made tomorrow to
start the Monongahela steel depart.
ment OF the National Tube Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

THE Indianapolis Journal, one of the
strongest republican papers in the
West, stoutly defends the action Of
Representative Bsbcock in declaring
for needed tariff rsvsion. II Mr.. Bah
cock Is TO be read out of the party,
President Mckinley will have to keep
him company. That was comprehen.
sive announcement of the President 10
his Buffalo speech when he declared
''the day of exclusivepess is past"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10
The Market.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-10

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Price. % cents. Samples free at Rich
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