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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
Foreign News.

Paris, Sept. 81, is officially an
nounced that the Car will arrive 10
France on September IL.
London, Sept. 3.-General Lord
Kitcheoer's weekly report made public
today, shows that the 8 atus of affairs In
Cape Colony is practically unchanged.
Paris, Sept. 8. "A report has reached
here from Brittany that Sarah Bernardo
ia seriously i'll at her summer home on
Belle Isle-en-Mer.
Berlin, Sept. 3.-The Chinese ex-
platory mission headed by Prince Cbun.
which left Basic, Switzerland, yester-
day, arrived in Berlin this afternoon.
They were given no official recognition,
but will continue immediately to Pots.
dam where imperial hospitality in the
Orangerie Palace, has been offered them
for only two days. Immediately after
an audience With Emperor William, the
mission must move to private hablta.
ton In Berlin.
London, Sept. ga prominent
Tammany man who ia Ia London said
this morning that Richard Croker went
to Southampton the latter part of last
week, ADD did not come back, and that
there Ia every reason to believe he sailed
aboard the American liner Philadelphia
for New York. All, he said. was done
with the utmost secrecy.
London, Sept. 81 The race for the
eighth champion breeders biennial foal
stakes OF 1000 sovereigns, at Darby
today, was won by Sterling Balm, with
Danny Msher up.
TobIaoh, Tyrol, Sept. 3.-Au English.
man who was on his wedding trip fell
from the Crodadilago yesterday and
was killed. His guide says the tourist
had an apoplectic fit.
London, Sept. 3 king Edward has
appointed a commission OF five scien-
lists to investigate DR.. Koch's tuber-
culosis theory.
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Sensational Charges.

New York, Sept. ga remarkable
divorce case came np 10 Judge Dugro's
court today, when motion was
made for alimony by Mrs. Mary Sim.
mons, who is suing her husband, DR..
John G. Simmons, OF Westchester.
The physician 10 his aus yer alleges
improper conduct between Mrs.
Simmons and Miss Lea Walters,
whom he names as correspondent In
q counter suit he has brought.
His homo life had been fairly hsppy, he al
legss, until bis wife met Miss Walters. He
alleges than an infstust on sp' aug up which
became the talk Of the village. In course Of
time, the doctor says, Miss Walters was taken
into his home as the companion Of his wife.
He was relegsted 70 the background and SO
treated that si&o weeks ago he drove both
women from his hoase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
Fatal Fire in Chinatown.

New York, Sep. 3.-Three China
men met death this morning In the
most exciting and spectacular fire
Chinatown has seen for years. A pan
oil fat sizzled over into the fire in the
kitchen OF q Chinese restaurant on Pell
street, and in few minutes the rickety
old building was filed with fire and
smoke. Sing Que was on the second
floor when he became imprisoned by
the flames. He ran to 90 open window
and lesped to the pavement below.
His death was instantaneous. Lee
Chung Kung and Chong Wo Ching
we're on the top floor. Dense smoke
filled the rooms and they were suf-
located. The news OF the fire spread
through Chinatown like a fash, and
thousands of the denizens OF the dis
trict rushed to the scene. It YVES
about all the police could do to pre-.
vent panic, as the Cinnamon fear fire
next to death. 10 addition to those
killed several were slightly injured ano
more had narrow escapes. The loss 10
property was about 500 900.
Situated in the burned building was
a little Chinese temple where the faith
full have been wont 10 go daily to wor-
ship their God, the joss. Lying at the
foot Of this image was found the die
torted body OF Chong Wo Ching. Il
was evident he had made an attempt
to save the joss from the fInes and
had become overpowered by smoke.
Ching was high officer 10 the Masonic
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

! Moi. William Anderson Gays that be
has DO idea OF resigning bis seat in the
constitutional convention to make the
canvass for attorney general, as had
been reported.
Mr.. Jacob F. Ebersole, OF the firm oil
Oyler & Ebersole, extensive manufac-
turers of lime. and promioen. bust
ness mar OF Winchester, died on Sun
day of congestion OF toe lungs.
The democratic executive committee
met at Manassas yesterday and decided
to hol msss-meeting on the first
Monday 10 October to nominate a can
didste for the Legislature. Hon. G. @.
Gallagher Is the only candidate, and
from present indications will not have
any opposition.
Mrs. Bernice E. Davis, wife OF Mr..
William O., Davis. died at her apart
menis in Washington Saturday from
typhoid fever. She was forty years old.
Members of the family accompanied
the remains to North Fork, Loudoun
county, where Sunday afternoon inter-
ment took place.
A telegram was received at Winches-
ter yesterday announcing the death in
Pass Christian, Sunday night. of Miss
Louisetta Taylor, formerly ofWinchester
which occurred after an Illness OF
several weeks. Miss Taylor was q
daughter Of the late Gan. "Dickn fay
Tor, and granddaughter of President
Zachary Taylor.
Miss Evelyn Marye died at Fred
ericksburg, at the home of her brother,
Hon. John l.. Marye, yesterday after
noon, after a protracted Illness. at an
advanced age. She is survived by four
brothers, the other three being State
Auditor Morton Marye. Col. Lawrence
$. Marye, OF Lyncbburg. aud Prof.
Stuart Marye, of Washington.
Judge Baker P. Lee of the Elizabeth
City and Warwick county courts, died
yesterday at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs Harry Booker, at Buckroe Beach,
aged II years. He was an aspirant for
Governor when O'Ferrall ran and it
was thought this year that he would be
a candidate for the nomination, but he
did not enter the race. He was q gal
liant Confederate soldier.
What appears to lie rather peculiar
case OF the communication OF disease
rom animal to man has turned up 10
Manchester. Two OF the stationmen at
the fire engine house there have been
forced within the past two or three
days to engage medical treatment for
numor Of the blood, presumably i'm
parted to them through their handling
OF morse suffering from a like aaec
tiop.
The Concstsnsted Order of Hoo-Boo will
hold lis Annual at Norfolk this year. Septem.
her 9th 70 18th, inclusive. All lumbeImsn
and others eligible for membership are corr
daily invited to attend the annual.
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CHARGED With High Treas son

London, Sept. 3-Dr. Krause, the
ex-governor of Johannesburg, who was
arrested last evening, appeared 10 the
police court this morning, and was re-
manded for week, without bail. charg-
ed with high treason in the Transvsal.
Dr.. Krauss deposited quantity of log.
gage in storehouse at Camden Town.
Two detectives this morning placed an
embargo or the luggage which will be
examined later. IL il rumored that the
police are watching other pro.Boers 10
England. DR.. Krause was governor Of
Johannesburg when it was occupied by
Lord Roberts. He il was who handed
the keys of the city to Roberts. He sf-
terwsrd took the oath of allegiance.
The charge against him arose from the
allegation that he had been secretly for
warding Information to the Beers during
his four months stay 10 Great Britain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
NEWS OF TAG DAY

DR.. Krsuse, former governor OF johann
nesburg and prominent officisl OF the
Transvaal government, has been arrest.
ed 10 London on charge Of high trea'
son.
Prince Chun and mis- suite have left
Switzerland for Berlin, Emperor vii.
liam having decided to waive the cere-
mony of kotowing or prostrating them
selves in the imperial presence.
A dispatch from Copenhagen ssys
the new Danish ministry has decided to
accept the United States offer OF
81, 800 900 for the Danish West Indies,
thus announcing as an accomplished
fact what the dispatches Of the Asso.
cated Press said the ministry would do.
The sailing ship Roanoke, Captain
Amesbury, which had been reinsured
by her owners at As per cent. pre-
MUM, was spoken August s. 600 miles
south of the Equator. She sailed out
Norfolk with coal for San Francisco,
and was reported to have been seen
on fire at sea.
The second official trial race OF the
Columbia and Constitution of Newport,
r. l., yesterday had practically no re-
suit. The yachts, for lack of wind,
we're unable to finish within the time
limit OF five and one-haIf hours. The
old defender maintained significant
lead until the contest was called of.
A furious thunderstorm swept over
the upper end of Baltimore county yes
terday evening aud considerable dam
age was done by lightning. Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church and three
barns were burned, and the residence OF
Cornelius Gill was damaged and seven
persons were stunned. A number OF
animals were killed.
The Colombian Liberals, or insur-
gents. having beseiged the town OF Bo-
Gas del Toro, 140 miles west of Colon,
the American consular agent has ur.
gently appealed for guDboat and the
Machss will be sent there shou d the
situation continue critical. Agents OF
the European powers have notified the
Colombian commander that commerce
must not be interrupted. The attitude
of Venezuela towsTd Colombia is be.
coming more warlike.
Civil Governor Nunez, of Havsns, has
suppressed q French play translated
into Spanish which had been presented
at the Psvret Theatre by Spanish
company. The play is entitled "Pork
Kings; or Uncle Sam" Senior Nunez
describes it as IAN insult to American
womsnhood." La Lucia, protesting
against the production 10 the strongest
terms, says: "This play consists of
vile and useless mslevolence, which is
heaped upon the entire American ma.
ton, instead OF small group"
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might be carried back to England 30
tnat the old folks at home might get q
suuint at it may yet be grati6ed.

AS STATED in the Gszstte's Washing
ton letter yesterday Gen. Wood, Gov
ernor of Cuba, called at the War De-
partment on that day and said tine
Uaited States will remain 10 controi 10
Cuba at least seven or eight months
longer Why not be frank and say
indefiniteIy. l. is believed by some
that know a hawk from a hernshaw
that from the day war was declared
upon Spain, Notwithstanding the pro-
tests to the contrary, it was the inten-
ton OF this country to seize, hold and
"assimilate" Cuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8, 1901.

The DIRECT appeal of Mr.. William
J. BRYAN to the labor element 10 DE-
coming more pronounced every Day.
Not content with his ill-sdvised writ
inQs in the Commoner, he has finally
placed himself at the head OF a labor
parade 10 Kansas City and closed the
scene with speech in keeping with
some of his utterances in his Of
fetal organ. That Mr.. Bryan talks
too much at times is appsr-
ent to many of his friends and 10
thousands who voted for him on two
occasions for President OF the United
States. Yesterday 10 his speech he
undertook to utilize well-knowD pas
sage OF the Bible in order TO substan.
tiate bis autipathy to people who have
by their industry or genius smassed
more wealth than others. He took for
his text the words "Muzzle not the OK
that treadeth out the corn," an iDjuoo-
ton intended for the benefit OF
humble I'd patient animal, and which
was used by the great apostle to eDjoin
upon Christians the duty OF providing
for those who devote their entire lives
to preaching the gospel. How 1t can
possibly apply to strikers and Others
who never were coutented and never
will be, may be plain to Mr.. Bryan but
not to others. Among other things be
said: To-day the oDly people who
sympsthizs with the steel workers are
those who toll 10 other parts OF the
Lords vineyard" II the coDvulsions
and turmoils incident TO strikes
aud the nurturiDg OF discomfort
be the work of the Lords vine
yard, then the gospel OF peace is
misunderstood. There is much unrest
ir this country and no one can tell
what another decade may bring forth.
II unthinking and ignorant men are
made to believe that strikes, war on
capital, red republicanism, So, are up
held by the sacred writings, the trumpet
will be made to send forth an un-
certaio sound, and the country will
eventually present scenes akin to those
of the French revolution. The pro-
cedures in the city OF McKeesport, Pa,
where men on their way to the work.
shops are sssaied In the streets, the
contents of their dinner pals thrown
into the cutters and they driven from
places where they desire TO work Is one
of the grave signs OF the times rendered
still more serious by the Mayor Of the
city. n-seanably 10 sympathy with the
j. w-breskers, tolerating such acts.
With q man "a chief magistrate OF the
nation who is inimical to capital and
who entertains fellow feeling for the
disconnected, it would require but
few more such officials ss the Mayor OF
McKeesport to precipitate grave
trouble. We are told that one of the
signs of the last days will be the ap-
pearaoce of murmurers and those who
despiss dominion. IL sometimes looks
as though the curtain has risen on the
last act 10 the worlds history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03

IT WAS predicted by many politicians
soon after the opening OF the State con
situtional convention that the men,
berS of that body would dig their po-
Iitical graves and this prediction seems
likely to be fulfilled. Last week Mr..
J. II. Lindsay, of Albemarle, a mem
Der Of the convention, was candidate
before democratic primary for the
State Senate AMI was overwhelmingly
defeated in his own county by Mr.. J S.
Chapman, of Greene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
Constitution A Disappointmeut.

Newport, Il. l., Sept. 3.-At 9:45 this
morning 1t was announced that there
would be no race today between Con-
'stitution and Coumbis. CONSTITUTIONS
crew will bend q new set of sails and
make other alterations before the next
race and it has been decided to hold
races every other day. Instead of raei0g
daily, until the present SERIES is con-
pleted. The Constitution, instead OF
showing sn improved form, has evidenc.
ed such retrogression that her mana.
gers are unable to account for it. Mem.
Oers of the New York Yacht Club ale
nouplussed whether to select Constitu-
ton or columbia. Their hopes are still
set on Constitution but II she we're &C.
lected and sustained defeat by Sham.
rock, they realize the public feeling it
would engeuder. Yesterday g rsce-and
it was clean cut victory for Columbia.
Notwithstanding the fact the racers did
not fnish--has only increased the
gloom. Said a member OF the New
York Club this morning: CONSTITUTION
is not racing as we'll as she did the first
Of June. She ia minutes slower. 10
plain words she has been turned down
instead of up"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
TELEGRArHlc BREyITIES.

General Leonard Wood, military
governor of Cuba, arrived ct Norfolk
this morning from Washington and
sailed later on the government yacht
Kanswhs for Havana to resume bis
duties there.
Funeral services over the remains of
Brigadier General Ludlow, u. 8 A.,
were held 10 Trinity Church, New
York, st noon today. The church
services were simple. The psllbesrers
were Msjor General Brooke, Brigsdler
General J. NJ. Wilson, Brigsdier Gen.
eral Eugene Griffin, Gen. VIM. M.
Black, Col. G. G.. Treat, and Major f.
g.. John Gibbe.
As result Of the big flood at Cleye.
land, o., a large section OF bank on
Glen Park Place aud ia the rear OF
Brookfield street, gave way this morn.
ing. and crashed into the water below.
Several barns were partly undermined
and had to be propped up. There Is
still twenty feet OF water 10 Glen Park
Place which cannot run of on account
OF the blocking OF Springbrook culvert.
Early this morning the Public Works
Department began hauling dirt into the
Glen.
The New York police belisva that In the
arrest Of Michsel sarrell, alias Michael Fsrley.
last night, they hsvs in custody the most
skillfu forger OF recent years. ssrrell is not
only wanted on two chsrao: ia New York,
but has teen wanted for some tims past by
the police Of Boston, Cleveland, Chicsgo and
Philadelphia.
The car mems strike at the Central railroad
SD, ps at Ashley, Pa, which has been in og-
ress since May Goth has been declared Oh and
the men ere today asking for positions in.
dividuslly and not as members Of the union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
HearfIess Deserfion.

Rochester, N. T., Sept. BINS. David p.
Hayes an attractive woman OF 30 years, hiss
been hoodwinked into marrying man who,
alter inducing her to mortgage her home for
5000, persuaded her TO give him the money
aud then deserted Der In this city. Hayes
said that he owned foe residence in Nil.
waukee snd told what q opulsr man he was
in that city; that be was 32nd degree
Mason. Mrs. Hayes raised the 5000 and
started for Milwaukee with her husband.
They stopped in Rochester Hayes told his
bride OF two months that it was not safe for 9
woman to carry abOnt so much money and
inouced her to give the money TO him. The
neat day he eft the hotel and has not bean
seen siDCe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications as t1ev cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There il only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tionsl remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of the
Eustschian Tube When this tG be is ipafmcd
you have rumbliDg sound or imperfect hear.
ing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness
Is the 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 tsn are caused by
Catarrh, which 10 nothing but an ipfamed
condition OF the mucous snrface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catsrrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the b,st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
War Dance.

Phoenix, Arizona, Sept. 3.-The war
dance Of the Apsohes ofthe San Carlos
reservation, which has stretched out
for two weeks. is constantly growing
more serious and threatening to take
sn alarming turn. The Indians re-
fuse to be p1cified or Influenced by
their chiefs, and reports today cay that
the redskins are swearing by the blood
Of their fathers TO make things warm
for the whites at the Globe Mining
Camp. nearby. People are preparing
for trouble. The forces of soldiers at
tho forts are weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03

A STRANGE EXPERIENCE. Henry
Lane. who came to Richmond from
Lunenburg few days ago, bad an ex-
perience yesterday that is stranger than
fiction. He was attracted several times
by the pretty face OF beautiful girl
while going to and from his work, and
at picnic yesterday sought en- intro
duction and found that she was his
twin sister, separated from him by the
death OF their parents when little more
than iufaDis. Kinpeople took them to
remotely separate sections aud neither
knew the fate Of tho other until they
met yesterday. Their names being the
same they compared notes. and when
they discovered they were brother and
sister they frs, LAUGHED, then cried aud
kissed each other 10 such bysterical
way that large crowd was attracted.
When the story was told, al readily
recognized The striking resem blance BE-
tween brother and sister.
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Killed in a Runaway Accident.

Beverly Farms, Mass. Sept. 3.-Fred.
eriok Warren, head of the Warren
Steamship Line, prominent society
ADD club man, died herethis morning,
as the result Of injuries received in 6
runaway accident. Mr.. Warren was
driving to his home at Beverly Farms
when his team bolted. Mr.. Warren
aud his daughter who was 10 the car.
rage were thrown DOT, the latter escap-
Jog with slight bruises. Mr.. Warren
was fatally injured about the head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03

REPRESENTATIVE HULL. OF Iowa,
says that q serious rebellion will result
II missionaries are permitted to go to
the island OF Mindanao to work among
the Moros. Ii this il the case the mis-
sionaries should undoubtedly be kept
out of tie island, or should they persist
10 going there they should be left 10
their fate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03

McClurss Magazine for September has been
received from the Mcclure Company, New
York. It's contents are: Stories from the
Archives of the Royal Humane Society,
More Dolly Dialogues, How l Hope to Reach
the North Pole, The Man Who Gave No Tip,
Is the Airshlp Comingt The stepmothsr, Re
collections OF Lawrence Barrett, OF the Old
Guard, Colonial Fighters ct Louisbourg,
While the Jury was Out, Rise Of the American
City, Kim, Next to the Ground-In.octs, The
Okspi, Notable Books and Authors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03

THE RIVER excursion season has
closed, and none too soon, for damp,
chilly nights spent on the river are apt
to undermine The constitution OF the
weak, fill the system with malaria and
bring about other evil consequences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03
Halls Family Pills are the b,st.

Have you sense of fullness in the
region OF your stomach after eating? II
80 you will be benefited by using Cham
nerlsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They also cure belching and sour
stomach. They regulate the bowels, too
Price, 25 cents. Sold by Richard Glib
son, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-03

THE SPEECH OF Mr.. Summers, OF
Washington county, 10 the Constitu'
tional Convention last week and the
behavior of the colorei people in the
Capitol at the time that speech was
made, it ia said, so Disguised several of
the delegates that were "on the fence"
that they have since declared for pro-
claiming the new constitution.
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Machinists Not in This Parade.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 3.-Lsbor Days cele-
brstion here yesterday Was N rked by seversl
noticeable features. The contrast was stink
ing between the showing Of the mschinists'
yards and other machine plants had a big In.
dusirisl float in line. The mschnists lost a
strike since then and yesterday their RANKS
were thin and thsre we're no floats. Macy
OF the old men went elsewhere during the
strike and many Of the faces in line yester-
day were Few ore.