Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-27
News Of the Day.

! L, was reported in St. Petersburg yes
terdsy that the Grand Duke Nicholas
Nieholaievitch h&d married Ansstasia,
Duchess Of Leuehtenberg.
Leaders OF tho mutiny 81 Sebsslopol
we're Yesterday condem ned 10 be shot
and Others implicated 10 the STAIR we're
sentenced to the mines for life
King George of Greece, accompanied
by his daughter, the Grand Duchess
Micbasloyitch of Russia, visited the Pope
yesterday and we're most cordially re-
ceived
Statistics on lynchings, homicldes and
suicides are being prepared by the Cen
sus Bureau. Special agents are 10 be
sent to all parts Of the country to ex-
anime the court records.
BY az explosion OF chemicals, causing
fire in the Mercy Hospital, in Pitts
burg, yesterday, millions Of deadly dis
ease germs we're scattered snd the fire.
men we're exposed to contact with the
bacilli
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, it
is reported, has taken up anew the prop
osition to lease from the Southern
Railway the so miles of its Manassas
division between Strasbnrg and Hsr-
risonbhrg
Indications are that the resignation o.
Rev. DR.. Algernon Crapsey. of Roches-
ter after his conviction of heresy by an
ecclesiastical courl, will sci in motion an
effort within the Episcopal Church 10
broaden and liberalize it tene.s.
Once a member of the most artistic
cratic society and a member Of the ex-
elusive got, John Carroll, of the Caves,
yesterday applied for the position OF
bailin' in the Orphans Court In Balti-
more, q position that pays Sc a week.
His petition may not be granted.
A dispatch from Canton, China, says
that there has been renewal OF the hos
tile demonstrations against missionaries
in the Lianchow district, where the riot
ing occurred about 8 year ago. Some
church property has been pillaged, and
the American Consul has asked the Vice
roy to insist upon the protection Of the
missionaries and their property.
Complying with instruction from the
President, Secretary Wilson, of the De-
partment of Agriculture, has admins
tered TO Prof. Willis L. Moore. the chief
of the Weather Bureau, reprimand for
his action, Of urging printer 10 pay
certain strike assessments imposed by the
typographical union. The Secretary de-
clines TO say anything about the charac-
Ter Of the reprimand.
Commercial necessities and not senti-
ment will govern in the granting OF per
mils for the utilization of the waters of
Niagara Falls for the creation Of power
and for the transmission of power in in
dustrial pursuits. This was the decision
reached by Secretary of War Taft yes
terday afternoon after deyoting an entire
day to hearing arguments for and against
the further diversion Of the waters OF
Niagara
Mrp. Jennie l.. May stood yesterday
10 Washington before the bar of Criminal
Court No. and entered plea of not
guilty to al indictment charging her
with assaulting Luclen Conen, former
member of the Marine Band, with in
tent to kill him Mrs. May waived the
reading of the indictment. and after
Justice Stafford had named Monday,
January z, 1907, as the time to begin
the trial of tho case, she gave bail in
the sum of $1,000 for her appearance,
and left The courtroom in the company
Of her husband and counsel w. w.
Stewart qualified IS surety on The bond.