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The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Pores Aged Visitor.

Special to the Record.
Rome, July O. Among the
thousands of pilgrims who have
recently visited the Pope was an
old dynamed Anna Moronl, VINO
is within a few months ofcomplet-
ing her tooth year. Anna Moron
was a child when Gioacchine Peccl'
the future head Of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy, was baby,
and she was able to remind the
Poutiff that at Velletrl she had
the privilege of carrying him IN
her arms when he was about four
years of age. The Pope showed
the egreatestinterest in his visitor
recalling with her many OF the
incidents of his childhood.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Convict Escape.

By Union Associated Press.
Port Townsend, Wash, July l.
Sheriff Hammond with posse
left this morning and will guard
ali avenues, escape toward
Olvmpie mountains in effort to
capture Tracy, escaped from
Oreyan convict, posse Went IN
Revenue cutter Grant Revenue
Launch, scout which will patro
water ways.
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viii Reside at Oyster Bay
New York, During
The Summer.
Nv Union Associated Press.

Bv Union Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, July The town
is submerged beneath a Hood OF
visitors broughthere by the pres
ident's arrival, probably two days
before President Roosevelt,s
summer Office is established.
At present the only means OF
communication with Washington
is the general wire. Today
special arrangements are being
made for a private telephone and
telegraph wires.
The president will see few vls'
itors, as he intends TO have aoso'
lutte rest before going to Maine
on the Goth Of August. IhetoWI
is filing up, however, and lodg
ines are at d premium. Secre
service men guard the president
night and day, much to his dis
pleasure. He said to a friend
81 am as safe mere is if l Wer
not president. Oyster Bay l
proud of her distinguished res
dent townsman, and. prefer Cal
inc. him "Colonel' instead c
president.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Warrants Are Thick.
ion Associated Press.

By Union Associated Press.
Harrisburg, July 7.-Sheriif
Reitf swOre out u warrant TODAY
for the arrest of ten Williams
town strikers for melting riot
and interfering with the depu-
ties in protecting non-union men
at the Williamstown mines. The
sheriff says the situation aln the
coal region is critical, and may
be necessary to icall upon Gov
error Stone FOR protection by
militia.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
BADLY IniEre1.
Associated A Press.

BY Union Associated Press.
London, July Z. - Colonial
Secretary JAS Chamberlain was
thrown from his carriage while
driving today and was badly in
iured about the head
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Bituminous Ceeration,

Ry Union Associated Press.
New York, July 7.-Presldent
Mitchell and Herbert Taylor OF
Chicago our leading Bitumlnous
operators Of the country held
conference behind closed doors
this morning. Rumors that
Taylor seeks Mitchell's aid tt
prevent Dituminous.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
TO Honor Csrneg,e.


By UhtOn AssUcldVeu 'ess'
London, July THE NUM-
cipality Of ST. Andrews. Scot
land. will OF July 1S, bestow the
freedom of that city upon An
drew Carnegie, Lord Elsin, and
Lord Balfour Barleigh, the trus'
tees of the Carnegie university
fund.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
GREA1 RALLY
0E TEACHERS
Immense Gathering Of No.
led Educators from
all Parts.
Special to the Record.

Minneapolis. Mimi, July T.
Minneapolis has capitulated to
the army OF teachers who have
journied hither oy companies and
regiments from every section OF
the country, to do their share
towards making the forty first
annual convention OF the National
Educational Association Il feast
of reason and flow Of soul. rs
Inmates of the mum ber 'of stran-
gers within the .city's gates this
morning run all the way from
fifteen to twenty thousand, the
latter figures being probably
nearest the mark. Cons picnous
by their badges and blue ribbons,
they have possession Of the no.
tells, clubs, principal streets IN
the business section, parks, halls,
churches and school houses. 1t
is a netable gathering OF those
who have assumed the mission OF
constructing mankind from the
=, first stages in the kindergarten
to the final ones in the university
Men and women distinguished
| in their chosen field are to bt
, encountered at every turn.
r Headquarters for the various
r states were located this nlOrnln:
I at the hotels and will RENAL
:. open duril.., the week. At to
West are located delegates iron
the following states: California
Virginia, Louisiana, Maryland
q Florida, Montana. New Jersey
Utah, Colorado, Kentucky, Penn
sylvania, North Dakota, Missouri
= OHIO, Michigan, Massachusetts
~ Kansas, Wisconsin, South d.
:. kota, Nebraska, Iowa, New 4ori
~ indiana. Illinois and Minnesot;
At this mornings session
the National Council OF Educ
1e ton, in the Unitarian church,
7e H. Phillips, of Birmingham, Ala
IN presiding, "TaNation as it II
40 lates to School Maintenance ar
et- Teachers salaries was discusse
mi by Superintendent M. Gree
CT, wood of Kansas City, State 5
an perintendent Nathan G. Schae
W, fer of Pennsylvania and Supe
he intendent Albert G. Lane OF u
ad cago. At the afternoon sessl
in Superintendent Charles B. G
'ur bert, of Rochester, spoke OF 1t
'ed "Function Of knowledge in &c
or, cation" and William T. Harr
the United States Commissioner
Education, presented anintere
ing paper treating of the diff
"a ence between efficient causes
,an final causes in controlling hun
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
ln+.raa.ioaa, Good Temriers.

Special to the Record.
Copenhagen, July The IN
ternational supreme lodge OF the
Good Templers convened here
TODAY. More than 500 delegates
have arrived, among them rep
resen ,atives from the United
States, Canada, England, Ireland,
Scotland. Norway, Denmark and
India. The opening session was
devoted almost entirely to the
racentiou of creden tials.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07

On account of the anual conven'
tion, Baptist Young Peoples
Union OF America, we will sell
round trip tickets to Providence
r. I. July 5, 6 and Z. Final re-
turn limit July 18th, at one fare
plus $500.
Excursion, all points in Mich
loan, Minnesota, Wisconsin anc
Southeastern states at rate OF oht
fare pluss $2.Oe for the rount
trip.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Strike in Chicago.

By Union Associated Press.
Chicago, July Long thrat-
ened strike Of freight handlers
went into effect today.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Wanted to Buy.

Some lots in the town OF Lake
Arthur. La. address postotflce
box n Lake Arthur, La. W4t
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
200 Screen Doors

on hand. Made to wear out or
best cypress lumber and galvan
lied wire Window screens made
to order. Phone 1O5.
12l If H. f. JAENKE.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07

Signs Of I'LL kinds, d. f. Nc
Givney. over Two Brothers bl'
cycle shop.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07

Came on my premises about
Nav 25. one dark colored mare
mule with small slit IN right ear
mane closely shaved. Owner
will prove property and pay for
this notice. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
Elton. La.
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Hori, ali japan.

Seed rice Oh Dec. 10Th, tune.
Rucklin Bros. Jennings, or l.. e.:
Bucklin, China. zAcI
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Edward Still Improves.

ByUnion Associtead Press.
London, July 1.-The morning
bnl)etin from the kings physl-
clans says that the king had nine
hours.natural sleep and his prog
ress continues uninterrupted.
The wound is discharging freely
and is less painful during dress
iSg 1t is thought that it the
kings improvement continues at
the present rate, by the end OF
the month it may be possible tt
transfer him to the royal yach'
in Southampton waters.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Window Glass.

A full car just received. spec
ial low prices. Phone loo.
1s1 IF H. +. JAENKE.
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CONGRESSMAN Henry Renominated.

CONGRESSMAN Henry Renominateo.
Special to the Record.
Waco, Texas, July 7:-Congress-
man Robert l.. Henry was renom-
mated by acclamation today oy
the Democratic convention OF the
Eleventh district.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07

Wanted A governess ana
housekeeper for small family
Apply at RECORD Office.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07

Signs that advertise; see Nc
Givnev. over Two Brothers bl-
cycle shop. 149
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07

When in need Of a nice ousl-
ness sign see McGivney, over
Two Brothers bicycle store
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-07
Window Glass.

A full car just received. Spec
al cut prices. Phone 1Oo.
12l tt. II. r. JAENkE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-16
CONGRES SIONAL.

An extended speech by Mr.. McLau'
rim, OF Mississippi, In opposition to the
pending Philippine government bill, was
a feature OF yesterdays session in the
Senate. He ssssiled the policy being
pursued by the United States ia the
Philippines, and deprecated The out
RACES perpetrated 10 the islands, wheth-
or they were committed by the FIlipi-
nos or by the Americans. They were,
10 his Judgment, the natural outgrosth
of the governments policy, for which,
be maintained, the republican party
was responsible. He urged the abln-
donmeDt OF the policy in the interest
OF humanity and justice. He declared
that the minority was not discussing
the pending measure to obtain political
capital, as all the political materia!
which the democrats desired had been
made for them by the republicans In
this Congress.
The House was plunged into an ex-
citing debate on Philippine sfairs.
Thus far the subject OF alleged atrocl'
ties in the islands has engaged the a.
teptlon OF the Senate alone,
and only occasional echoes have been
hesrd in the House. But yester-
day the reports OF cruelty and outrage
were rehesrsed in the House with the
came vehemeuce ADD bitterness that
has at times, characterized the discus
sion 10 the Senate. The naval bill was
the order OF the Day, but 1t received
only scsrt attention after the sllegs-
lions OF Philippine outrages were pre-
scented.
A speech by Mr.. Vandiver, OF Mis-
souri,, recitiOg init inees Of alleged out
rage brought.on the discussion, which
at times developed toto wordy war
fare across the aisle separating the Two
sides OF the chamber. Personalities
and determinations were freely passed
about. Mr.. VsDdiver WAS supported
10 bis criticisms by Mr., Wheeler, OF
Kentucky. while defenses OF TIE
American soldiers we're made by Messrs.
Hepburn. Grow, Hill. Smith, OF Michi'
gan, aod Lessler.
General debate on the naval bill
closed at 4 O'Clock, and when the
House adjourned the measure was be-
ing read Tor amendment.
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The Miners Strike.

Hszelton. Pa, May 16.-The con-
late yesterday declared for fight to 8
6oish with the coal magDates, for
nigher wages aud an eight hour day, is
again 10 session this morning. A cam
paign is being mapped out and fnsl
details OF the strike that forces in-
definite ideness upon $4,000 men are
being c)Isdered. Not s-man can be
found today who will not say that be is
perfectly satisfied with yesterday =
action and who will not express con-
idence OF victory.
J. K. B. Connolly, ex-insurancs com.
missioner of Ohio, saw President Nit
chell here yesterday. Mr.. Connolly
represented Senator Hanna and 1t is
reported he presented to the miners
representatives proposition which had
been submitted by the anthracite coal
msgnstes 10 New York. This was to
The effect thst the miners return to
work and continue until April 1st next,
and that Immediately after the re-
sumption of work, the coal msgnates
accompanied by President Mitchell
make tour OF the coal regions, and
that wherever the existing conditions
are not found in ACCORDANCE with the
last agreement they be corrected. 10
return for this the companies would
then be willing to grant five per cent.
increase and sign an agreement for five
years. President Mitchell refused to
discuss this report.
The convention adjourned finally ct
1l:45
Hazleton, Pa, May 16.-President
Mitchell has issued statement TO the.
effect that the national officers have
been pelitoued to issue q call for
national convention of all miners 10 the
couttfy for the purpose OF proClsiming
a strike or continuing at work as may
be deemed most advisable. For tle
present pump runners, fremen, and
engineers will continue at work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-16
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1e, 1902

TINES change and men change With
them. Such hes been from the begin
nipg and will doubtless contioue, but
to many, they change more quickly
now than they once did. 1t Ia IN the
memory OF comparatively young people
with what sympathy the inhabitants OF
Alssce aud Lorraine we're held when,
after the war Of 1871 between Germany
and France the latter country was COM
PEELED to give up the two provinces
named to her victorious Zoe. Inc
Alsacians and LorraDians bitterly
opposed being expatristsd, and The
sympathy of the liberty-loving people
of the world YVES extended to them In
their distress, but the stern fate OF war
wiIled it so, and though many OF them
died still loyal to and loving la belle
France, time has evidently caused q
change to come over the spirit OF the
dreams of those remaining for. o.
stated 10 dispatch from Strasburg'
published few days ago. the people Of
Alsace and Lorraine are now profuse IN
their loyalty to Germany. 30 Ger
msnizsd indeed have they became that
the Dictatorship paragraph in the I'm
perial constitution is about to be a0ol'
ished and the Emperor has issued
rescript 10 which he says: TN order TO
give the Inhabitants of Alsace-Lorraine
special proof of my good will, and
having confidence in their allegiance to
the empire and the loyal sentiment
which. with the passage Of time, bss
become stronger and stronger among
the population Of the Reichsland, and
which has been manifested to me 10 an
unmistaksble manner during my Wits
to these lands, won back to the Father
land, l wish to empower you to enter
irt) communication with the ImpeTia Al
CHANCELLOR, WITH the view OF the aboli-
ton of paragraph 10 of the law OF De-
csmbef 80, 1871, relating TO matters Of
orsaniz.uoD ard ADMINS tratiOn. l
shall suthorizs the Imperial Chancellor
to l4y bill on the subject before the
Federal Council" This but proves That
there is nothing to- inconsistent for the
human mind and also that weak and
sordid human nature is to be pitied i
net despised
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Foreign News,

London, May Is "A dispatch from
Governor LleWellyn OF the Windward
Islsnds, dated 81. Vincent, was received
at TIE Colonial Office this morning.
The dispatch says: No important resi-.
dents or Officials were injured. The
total number Of bodies found and buried
is l 300. There are 100 In the hospitals.
All immediate wants are now supplied.
The loss in animals, horses, mules, don
Keys and cattle is al least 2 900. None
of the best sugar estates 10 the island
were damaged seriously.
Liverpool, May 16.-The Post ia in-
formed tlat a telegram has been re-.
ceived ct Brussels from Lucas Meyer,
the Boer leader and peace delegate,
containing the words. "Psace is GER
tain."
Madrid, May 16 "A public school st
Lerida, Spain, collapsed today. A
teacher aud four pupils we're killed %
the spot and seven pupils were seri-
ously injured.
BerliO, May 16.-Herr Won Fell
itzscb, Bsvarisn Minister of the 10.
ter or, lie Introducing the sto'et ballet
into the elections for the Bsvarlsn
Diet. This ia the fr,t German state
introducing that reform. The secret
ballot has hitherto been confined ID
toe Reichstag elections.
Copenhagen, May 16.-The FOLK
thiog by a vote OF SO to 2, today agreed
to cede the Danish West ladies to the
United States, provided q favorable
plebiscit, was obtsined. The LaDds-
thing, however, by vote of 80 TO 80
deferred the question until the pleoi.
scite is taken, thus shelving tae ques-
ton of cession.
Gstwick, Fog, May 16.-The Alexandra
haudiesp. 1,00O sovereigns, run off here &c.
day was wo1 BY Prince soltykof's Vulpio.
Fifteen horses ran The olds against the
winner we're 100 to g.
Berlin, May 16.-The Kaiser has offered to
President Roosevelt q statue in bronze of
Frederick the Great, ss a token Of the de-
velopment OF Germsu.American regard.
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but has promised to issue a statement
after the session Of the convention to-
day.
40 Euglishmsn caused q sensational
scene among aristocratic spectators OF q
circus 10 Madrid, yesterday. by q ,yiug
the Duke of Arion with loaded whip.
The man wanted to join club of which
the Duke is a member. A council OF
honor, with the Duke as president,
considered his application. and rejected
it for reasons not disclosed. + rsged
at this treatment. the young Enelish-
man determined to be revenged en- the
Duke of ArioD.
The Cuban Senate and House Of
Representatives met 10 joint session
Yesterday and examined the ere.
dentisls OF the members of presidential
ADD senatorial colleges. The creden-
tials were proclaimed correct. end 1t
was formally announced that Senior
Palma has been elected president and
Senior E,tevez vice president. Governor
General Wood was formally notl-
fed to this effect, and a commission
was appointed to notify Seniors Palma
and EsteveZ.
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NEWS OF THE Day.


1t is said at Rome that Archbishop
Mcdonnell, of Brooklyn, may be the
successor 10 the late Archbishop Cor.
rigaD.
The condition of the British Ambss-
sador, Lord Psuncefote. is such that be
will be unable 10 sail for England
Wednesday next,
The war claim was sgain the prin-
cipal theme OF discussion before the
Methodist Episcopal Church Confer.
ence at Dallas, T. xas. yesterday.
Secretary Hay has concluded nego-
tiatious with Costa Rica, Colombia and
Nicaragua looking to the acquisition OF
laid and rights along the line OF the
proposed canal.
DR.. Henry van Dyke, professor Of
literature st Princeton University,
was elected moderator OF the Presby-
terisn General Assembly, which opened
in New YORK yesterday.
Elias II. Roberts, treasurer of the
United States, records the highest fig
ure for the gross gold held by this
nation which was ever known 10 tae
history of the country. II is $549, $751;
III.
The annual diocesan convection OF
the Episcopal Church of Washington
was brought to close last evening with
n reception, rendered to the members
OF the convention by Bishop and Mrs.
Ssiterlee.
The toriy-second annual session Of
the Presby tartan Church of the United
States (southerD) began its deliberations
at Jackson, Miss, yesterday. DR..
w. T. Hall, of South Carolina, was
elected moderator.
The Queen regent and King OF Spain
Yesterday received 10 audience the spec
ial foreign envoys sent to attend the
coronation OF Alfonso. DR.. Curry, the
American envoy, presented to the King
q letter from President Roosevelt, ten.
deripg the fluctuations OF the people OF
the United States.
By a majority OF 112 tie mine work
ere convention, at Hsz'etop, Pa, yes.
terday voted to extend the temporary
strike and fight the Issues between the
union and the owners to finish. Mr..
ditchell won ) 3othing lest nieht,
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MALE

Northern mails, week days, cloes ST z 90
and 10 40 g. On. and 1 10, 2 40, 6 40 and
90 p. m. Open at 8 % 3. NJ, IL 90 N
and 80 p. m. On Sundays Northern nsils
close at BOP. m. ind 20 D. N.
Sonthern mails via Charlottesville, olose
u 30 and 10 As q. m. and 2 45 and
f65 p M. Open at 8 90 q. n. and 2 80
and 4:3O p. NJ.
Southern mails, via Richmond, closS "a
10 40 q. m. and 2 40 and ? 90 o. m. Open
1t 8 q. IA. and and p. 10.
Manassas Division u sils close al 7 90 q. 10.
md 3 46 p. m. Open at ~ Dom.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close AZ
] 30 q. Es. and p. m. Open at 8 90 c, N,
and 2 C0p.m m.
Chesapeake and Ohio nails close a. 2 AZ
?. m. and 90 p. m. Open at 3 90 a. N. snd
z30p.m.
Washington mails close st 2 80 and 10 40
q. a. and 15, 40, o 40 and 65 p. m.
Open at 90 q. m, - 90 "a. end % p. m.
and BOP. m.
once Roun-Opsn At s Ooa m. OOss at
00Op.m
Sunday HOun-opsn $3.50 a. n. Closs
ct 10 90 g. nc.
Carrssrs' scheduls- Collection made on
aside routes-6 80 and 10 90 .. m. and
800 SID 8 80 p. N. Full route-6 30 a. N.
and 8 20 D. ID. Sunday collection co p.
-. Carriers window open Sunday 90 =. no
and close 10 90 q. m.
Dali 'eries made & 90 a. M, 90 ?. NJ, sue
1 Ill %.
All t.ail should be In Office ten rsfautes
hsfese spJ indicated for closing.
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Lansburgh&BrO.,
42o to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON. DC.
orders Conferred ON Alfonso.
WASHINGTON. d. Q.

orders conferred on hIlOuso'
Madrid, May 16.-Todsy's festivities
in cam cotton with the coronation q
King Alfonso began this morning with
Ihe ceremony OF comforting on the
young monarch the Eo9lish order OF
the Garter. The Duke OF CoDnaueht,
brother of King Edward, made the 10.
vesture which was witnessed by ell the
high court fuuctlouaries and the gran.
dees of the kingdom. The ordination
took place In the magnificent throne
room OF the royal palace. The
throne stood 10 the middle Of the
room, and the party grouped them
selves 10 front of It. They all wore foil
court uniform except the King, who
had on q cadet uniform with knee
breeches. The young monarch step
ped 10 the throne and the ministers and
grandees ranged themselves on either
side OF it. The delegation came into
the room and the Duke of Connaught,
aftsr bowing thrice, presented bis Gre
dentials aud read q message from King
Edward. Alfonso replied expressing
nis pleasure 10 receiving the garter and
the ceremony of bestowing 1t began.
A small footstool was brought 10 and
the King placed bis left foot on 1t. The
Duke of ConDaught, old enough to be
Afonso's grandfather, bowed low before
the boy and fast med the garter on his
leg, while Alfonso read the sdmonition
Of the Order. The Duke then fastened
10 their places the "ribsnd" and
George" two other signs OF the Order,
aud declared Alfonso knight Of the
Garter. The Duke and his retinue
then bowed and left the room. Later
Kiug Alfonso was invested by the
Grown Prince of Siam with the
Sismese Royal Order, and by Prince
Eugene OF Sweden with the Gordon
BIeu OF the Order OF Serspbim.