Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
News of the Day.

unions in Montana nave endorsed far-
ker.
Miss Annie s. Peck, the American
mountain climber, assembled Huascan
Mountain, Peru, to height of 81 900
feet.
DIR. Bossi, the alienist, says he found
no trace of insanity in Princess Louise
of SAKE Coburg, but he found marks of
violence upon her body.
Five men were drowned in Pensacola
Bay Saturday by the capsizing OF a sail
boat in which they we're returning from
Pensacola 10 the navy yard.
The value of the worlds commerce is
placed at 1922, 1924, 900, 900, of which the
United States hold $3.50 per cent of the
exports and IA. per cent. of the imports.
John E. Redmond before sailing for
Ireland last week told his friends at New
York that he had raised the $50, 900
which be came for to aid In the Irish
cause.
Gunfire, at 6 to |, won the Municipal
Handicap at Morris Park Saturday. In
a terrifice drive Gun6re won by a neck
from Ostrich, who was one and half
lengths in front Of Outcome.
The remains of Postmaster General
Payne were buried in Forest Home Gem.
etery, in Milwaukee yesterday after they
had been viewed by about rs, 900 persons
as they lay In state in the city hall.
At Lexington, KY, on Saturday,
Major Delmar marked new trotting
record when he circled the track in
2:01a clipping half second off the rec
ord made by Cresceus at Columbus.
While suffering from delirium tremens,
DIR. Edward J. Belt, ofSpring6eld, Mass
on Saturday evening shot and wounded
DR.. Benjamin Jackson, his physician,
and Judson Strong and then committed
suicide.
After lying helpless and almost COM
pletely paralyzed for three months and
unconscious for As days, Miss Elizabeth
NJ, Bath, an accomplished musician, So
ciety belle and member of the choir Of
the Church of the Sacred Heart, OF
Mount Vernon, N. T., died on satpr-
day,
On Saturday night about 0 O'Clock a
battle occurred at Lucknow, a town
about eight miles north of Bishopville,
in Lee county, s. c., between Harvey
Leng, a young white man, and several
negroes, and as a result. Lang and one
negroe, Ezekiel Arsl, died yesterday
morning about daylight.
The little Prince of Piedmont, unlike
his sisters, the Princess Yolanda and
Mafolda, is being nursed by his mother.
Queen Helena reluctantly gave the
other children up to nurse, but when
the long. hoped-for heir TO the throne ar
rived she absolutely refused to let any
other than herself give him nourish-
ment.
Bitten by puppies supposed TO have
been born with rabies in their blood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward White, of Gar
denville, Baltimore county, and four OF
their children, besides the child of a
ueighbor, are taking the Pasteur treat
ment in Baltimore. The ages OF
the children range from % months to
Is years and all were bitten O number OF
times.
Democratic leaders are greatly en-
couraged by reports from New York,
New JERSEY, Connecticut and Indiana.
A brother of Governor La Toilette, of
Wisconsin, is quoted as saying that Par
ker would probably carry that State. 1t
was announced in New York yesterday
that ex-President Cleveland is expected
to make one speech in the campaign for
Parker.
On the allegation that by her "acts,
Establishments and seduction" she
alienated the love and affection of her
husband, John O. Noxon, about 20
year old, of Meriden, Of, a retired
Brooklyn pharmacist, Martha @. Noxon,
has brought suit for $40, 900 damages
against Mary Z. Remington, who is now
living in the same house with Mr..
NOxOn.
Six employees of the Grand Trunk
Railway were suhocated to death by
coal gas early yesterday in the ST. Clair
tunnel, which runs under the st. Clair
river from Port Huron TO Sarnia, Onta-
rio. A coal train broke in two while
passing through the tunnel and three OF
the train crew suffocsted while part of
the train lay stalled in the tunnel the
engineer lost his life when he returned
and endeayored to push the stalled cars
back to safety, and two other rescue's
persisted in vain attempts to pen citrate
the gaseous atmosphere of the great