Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-23

I'm this manner the picturesque anu
beautiful mountain scenery of'he United
States could be made convenient and st
lractive to the people," continues the
comment.
Warrants for the arrest of seven an
archists will soon beissued in Baltimore
Md. looking toward their deportation to
Italy. Commissioners General Frank I.
Sargent, OF the Bureau of Immigration,
mas in Baltimore yesterday in consulla-
ton with the authorities there. For
some time the Baltimore officials have
been on the lookout for the leaders oil
the large number Of anarchists who have
flocked 10 America within the last SIX
months. Baltimore, it appeared, was
made the headquarters for these persons,
who, it is believed, are planning to hold
an international congress here this sum
mer'
The House committee on industrlals;
arts and expositious today ordered a
favorable report on the bill directing the
President to issue proclamation inyit-
ing the States to take part in the pro-
posed exposition to be held at Tampa,
Fla, in 1908 tocelebrate the commence
ment of work on the Panama canal. A
display at the exposition by The nav al
and military establishments is also direct
ed by the committee
The Navy Department has ordered a
court martial of impressive personnel to
try Capt. Perry Garst, U. 5. N, com
mander of the batileship Rhode Island,
which was recently grounded at the
mouth of the York river The court
will meet next Monday on board the
Rhode Island in Hampton Roads. The
membership of the court is as follows ::
Rear Admiral Charles ID. Sigsbee, presi-
dent; Rear Admirals Joseph E. Craig,
Charles NJ. Thomas, William W. Mead
and Asa Walker, and Captains Robert
NJ. Berry, William H. Emory, Benja-
min f. Tilley and William h. Reeder
Lieutenant Commander Thomas Snow
den is designated as Judge advocate.
The trial of Capt. Garst will be the first
in many years when an officer ranking III
the grade of captain has faced court
martial on any charge The action OF
the department in ordering this court
indicates that feeling in official circles
has been aroused to great degree by the
recent accidents and mishaps to the big
ships OF the navy.
"Stand pat; let well enough alone"
was the text of a tariff speech delivered
in the House this afternoon by Repre-
sentative Charles Lands, (rep. Ind.
Discussing the ten years Of republican
administration he said 81 believe in
letting well enough alone, especially
when that well enough is getting bet
ter all the time" As an evidence Of
republican prosperity, be SAID that The
following sign, which adorns an employ
ment agency in Cincinnati; "Ail kinds
of work for all kinds OF men," is the
highest tribute that can be paid to any
party or to any policy "
Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island
called at the White House this morning
and had a short conference with the Presi-
dent. 1t was the first yisi! of the Rhode
Island statesman at the White House
since the day, some three months ago,
when he caused the rate bill to be placed
in charge Of Senator Iillman as
humiliation to The President. Just what
passed between the President and his
arch opponent at this mornings inter
view was not divulged, but Mr.. Aldrch
emerged fran the executive Office his
face wresthed in smiles. 81 hink we
will get away by the tenth or fifteenth
IF June said the Senator in response to
request for news "That's all know.
The Panama canal? Oh, I'm not mem
Der OF the committee handling that and
dom know what will be done with it
ibis session. But do not think it will
delay adjournment beyond the tenth or
fifteenth" Senator Crane OF Massa
chusetts, who was in the Presidents
Office at the same time Mr. Aldrich call
cd and who probably participated in the
memorable interview, was quite as nom
c.mmilts as the Rhode Islander about
the consultation.
His Highness. Msharsjs Golkwar Of
Baroda, GujaTeth India, arrived here
Yesterday evening The first thing the
Prince and his wife did today was to
drive TO the British Embassy to pay
their respects to the Ambassador. The
entire party WAS about early at the
hotel aud the dignitaries were off for
the Connecticut avenue embassy at 10
o'clock. This afternoon at 2:30 Presi
dent Roosevelt received The party al the
White House. After ; formal reception
in which the Prince cOuversed for some
time ia Eogish with the President, the
party continued its sightseeing journey
toward the Capitol.
Having quarreled over the sale of
some cigarettes, Henry Sherrr, II, white
clerk 10 a store at New jersey avenue
and 18th street this afternoon. shot and
instantly killed John Fsntroy, 10,
colored. After his arrest, Sherr con-
tess, d, another boy in the neighborhOod
having been first suspected Of the crime
Fifty-ninth Congress.