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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
Siest Serbret5sn bor?

Am 27. DECEMBER b. s. itarb, tuie
CUR 3eit in unierem glatte beri9tet, in
einem Sotel in @oloraoo Springs,
@olo., Ssrr Trant 9. S9mib BON
bier; na9 bem bamaIs betannt gessbe.
nen 8utadten Der Nerste an einem
Sersfdlnge. slls bic ferbli6en neber=
reife bier anfamsn unb bon ben Treun=
Den oes @erfiorbenen Dor Der 8efatiung
Elm lebtes Mal in 4ugenidein genOms
men tpuroen, 3eisten iid am Gals uno
2opf oes 96rpers frii9e @unben.
Del4e Die 8ermutbung nun laut psr=
ben laRen, baB Der 8eriforbene auf GEE
tpaItiame @eiie um's 2eben getom,
men iif.
Rad ben. ben pl6Bliaen Sob bsslei=
tenoen umftdnoen ideint bic Gnnabme,
oaB elm gsrbrs6sn bssangsn wurbs.
aleroings abioIut ausSei9lOfen 3u
iein.
6srr G9mib bate turs bor ieinem
Sooe einen @ngefteltsn feines gOlOra.
oo'er 8sidGfts ltnternebmens tueaen
begangener nnreoli9teiten entlaheu
mtfien. Sieisr Wann folste ibm an
oem DerbdngnibSOlen Sage LIBERAL
bin, bis bemfeIben nit Wsrbaftuns se.
orObt wuroe. Ser 8erbaat aber ideint
melt berSebOIt, baB Der @emaBreselts.
I'm fi4 an ieinem frhbsren Mrbeitgebe,
su rd9sn, einen tbdtli&en Nnsriff aui
oenielben bertbts. tpenn au9 nidt BIZ
IbF9t porIag, einen WOro 3u beseben
Gin &aub tpar iebsnfaGs ni9t bsab.
f9tigt, oa bic nbr unb Der Siamant'
&ine, iomie cine betrd9tli4e Wens,
rtb.papiere an Der 2si9s bOrss'
funoen puroen.
Wenn iia na9wsiien lisbe, bab cit
thdtli9er Ingriff auf ben gerforbeusr
itattsefunoen bot, 10 ufroe bas allsr'
oings immer nod ni&t bic l1nridiisfei
bes drstli4en @utadtens bebeuten, bt
eine bur& sinen iOl&sn Nasriff hsr
borgerufene natiirli9e grregung ieb,
pobl einen 6er3i&laa als unmittslbar
Soossuria9e berbeifi6ren tann.
SIM 8an3en eenommsn iteint BIZ
bon ben geb6roen in @Olorabo Spring:
borgenommenen rlnteriu6une elm,
3iemli9s Oberfd9lide sspeien 3u isin,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
Snssmoli9e MusreIBer.

Gillian Sorisp, IA, uno 2ucp @bite,
IL, purnen beute Moreen in grasil,
Snb.. bsrbaftst. sic tparen oori
O6ne einen Gent su befiben angefom-
men uno Der Manor bsranlaBte ibrs
6eitnabme.
Sis iu9snb!iden Nusrsibsr eaber
on, in $40 2aursl Strabs bier, su mob:
men. bod cine bsrartiss Nor.Re lief
fi4 ni9t ermitteln.
Der 11-idbrise Sas. Surnisr, 232
Detroit aue. uuo Der 11.idbrige Wal.
ter WanfOrb, 240 6. arienal Str.,
bic ibren @ltern bier entlaufen uaren.
wuroen In Shelbnpils, Sno., Der.
baftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
6 aifie i'm 3u9thau 9.

@lebelanb, O., IL. Sanuar.
9eute HOr9en um z ll6r tpuroe bic
S9pinolerin gnifie 6. @6abtpid bonn
biefgsn @Ounip. .8sfdn9niB our9 ben
Der. Staten Warf9al in oas Staats
su6tbaus iibsrfibrt, no fe ibrsnStraf.
tsrmin bon 10 Sabren abHsen iOn.
@aife Oerbradte bor ibrsr llsberfHb.
rung cine i9lafIoie Na9t, nabm ubsr
ionit Die Sa4e 3ismlid tiibl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
3Oer @esenisit. nnterfitumss:
Serstn Der oemf&en Traneu
gfo. 1.

Sn Der @Obnung Der Srau goraer,
No. 1415 Sranse=StraBe, fanb am
MittpO6 bic mOnatli9e gsriammluno
oes 30er Jrauennsreins fatt.
Jol9enbe geamte tuurbsn far bas
Sabr 1905 ertpdblt:
Yrdfioentin - 2ouiIe Sommers.
Uicesprdfioentin - Winna Gtoffte.
Secretairin - Winna S6ltfemeier.
S9asmeiferin - 2ouiis R6pte.
Srufees - 2atbarina Sambreitt
uno 9aroline W6lIer.
. Jerner tpuroe bei9lohsn, bas IL.
Stiftun9sfeif bes 8ereins am z. Te-
bruar CT. Bel Grau 9ouiie &6pfe,
Ro. 1898 8ir9inia abenue, abau=
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
Nasfierte &auber erleidteru
5. 8. NbreS.

Gin fredsr &aubanfall fano geasrn
absno ssesr z llbr an 9ilfoe Iuenue
uno Ger gelt R. R. ffatt. 3wei mas
tisrts 9euts iiberfielsn 3. 6. Apres une
nabmsn ibn untsr Sro6un9en eins
9Olbsns Sni9enubr ab. Huf Der Sn-
isite Der ubr mar Der Name Mpres ein'
grapiert.
Der gernubts fhste bin3u, bob er.
als bic masfirtsn SpiBbubsn ,6dno'
bod iommanoirtsn, $50 in S4einer
CUR gros fallen lisB. 9ieie $50 bdtter
Die Rdu6sr hbsriehen, bic ubr aber ge
uommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
strbaftsbefsJi erlafen.

Der S6sriff erbielt Die anweifun9,
ben frh6eran Staats.Aubitor S6srrid
auf @runo Der srnsutsn Antlagen Su
per6nften. Sberrid wirb ieoo9 ieoen=
faas ni&t oas Ssfdngnib 3u bs3iebsn
brau9eu, ba ibm bic Steuuns BON
9iirei6nFt erlaubt tpurbe uno ieine
frtiberen gonosleute fi9 bereit erfldri
babsn. bon neusm 8hrei9aft ftir ibn
~ iteuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
Nems Strip

lin benz pa9fsnben 8erfsbr &s4.
nung gu tra9en, bat bic Snoianapulis
$raetioa uno $erminal @ompagnis
cine nsus gnbniinis FIR South @eH
Strabe eiu9eri9tet.
Der 4nfanespuntt 1T gds Der Mai6'
instou uub Weriotan Str; bon oa fol-
gen Die Wa9en bnnn Der bisbsri9er
StOdparbs ROute sur South @ef
StrnBe.
paiasisrs brau3en aliO BON iebt at
on Sout6 uno Weit Strabe ni9t meb,
umsuffeigsn, tpie bisber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

rugel fir & ugel. Ser
gefdbrlt9en S9ubpunoe ni9t d9teno,
oie ibm Der II Sabre alte Sobn beis
gebra6t bate, priigelte Elm elmer 6.
8ufb in Grano &apios, Wti9., ben
Sunsen ipeioli9 bur9, ebe sr infolgs
oes 8lutperluites beipubtlos suiam>
menbra9. 3niI9en @dter uno Gobn
mar pdbrenb bes Sriibftiids Elm Streit
entfanoen, ipeil Ser Sobn ii9 geipei;
CERT batte. sur @rbeit gu seben, uno
i6liebli9 spg Der Sp6n einen Rebplper
ars Der Saf9e unb feuerte auf oen
Batter. Oie &ugel brang in Die Iinfe
S6ulter uno blieb i'm Hiiden iteden.
Srob Ser f6tperen @erlebung psrfolste
Der @ater oas 9iiri9lein in's obere
Stodtperf, fling ibn uno gab ibm eine
tii6tiae Sra9t Briiael.
9Itnoer 0ete n. ssn
@ittenbers, propin5 Sa9ien, ftarb
Der i'm SO. 2ebensiabre ftebenoe &riessz
inbalibe @ebsr. Gr bate in Ser
S9la9t BEL &OnissrdB 1866 infolse
etnes Sduies bur9 Die SalGfe bas
@ugenli9t auf beioen @usen perloren.
@eber bate iid Bel @usbru9 bes &rie'
ges berbetratben ipollen; feline @raut
betpabrte ibm ibre 2iebe ilno permGblte
ftd na9 Dem 5elo5uge nit Dem erblin'
oeten Manne. Cine Wlenge WpbltbGa
ter fanb fih bereit, oas S4idfal @es
bers bur9 Spenbung bon @elSn1itz
miteln lin6ern 81 belfen. gu bieien
Mobltbdtern geb0rte au4 Der berftorz
bene Rei9stanaler Giirft 8ismard, Der
benz lngliidli9en cine Bis an befen
2ebensenoe 5ablbare unieritiibung BON
jdbrli4 300 Mart aus feinen pribats
mitteln ausfebte-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
Sfat=Snraier.

Der 8orffanb Der Stat.Section oes
Seuti6en SauIss bat on bic Mitslisoer
Die ginlaoung erssbsn lafIsn, an oem
am IA. Snuuar Ra9mittass 2:30 l1br
bsainnsnosH prs.ssStat.Surnier tbsil.
3unsbmsn. Die aus9eisBtsn preiIe
finb, ME nnthrli9 ni9t anbers su ere
Darten, einfa5 grobartig.
Die 5erren Sitter fino frsunbli9fi
ermahnt. ni9t 3u biels y@ranbouperts
81 ipielen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
Soin Mppeaationsssrt@t.

Der &Ontsif iiber bis Ddterli9en unb
mttterliaen @robeltern bon &ubp unb
2enHis Wiaer, Der bariiber sntitano,
tuer bon beioen parteien bas graieb-
un9srsdt iiber &ubp iinb 2snnis unh
bic 8ontroae tibsr osren gigentbum
ausiiben foa, wuroe bonn Ippenations.
ssri9t su @unfen bon Watilbe Booth,
Der ndterli9en @roBmuttsr snti9ieben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
8abte felt Siirsi@aft.

Der bon ben GrOBgeidworsnen tpss
gen triminsasu Angriffs uno tpesen
Gitili9teitsosree6sns unter antlage
gsffelIte @us Rahts ftsllte 8iirgi9aft i'm
getrage bon s2500.
Der Sag Der 8srbanoluns III nod
ni9t feii8eisgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

engen @ren5en au erbeben unb fomit
etwas Illgemeines fir bic gan5e
We!t gu f&affen.
go feben mir benn, baB elm Seut=
f6er ss mar, Der oie italieniI9e Sper
sum bolltommenen Soeal erbob uno iis
auf oieie Weiie our lniberialitdt ertusi=
tert uno pereoelt Der @elt fdenfte.
Sieies oeuti&e, oisies sr0Bte unb
9lidlidfte @enie mar M o3art."
Woaart uno @oethe, 8setboben unb
s&ilIer gebOren suiammen. ST bod
Die flaifide 3eit Der osuti9en Siatuns
aud bic tluiiifde 3eit Der oeutiden
Wuiit.
Sieielbs@sbanten. lnb Stimmungs=
melt. oieielbe gefteissrte @sfablsinners
litteit, tpelds ibren b i9terif9en
Nusorud in @oetbs unb S9iler fanb.
fano ibren muiifalii den
Iusorud in Mo3art uno Sestbobsn.
Dor $50 Sabren, am 27. Sanuar
1855 wurbe Mo3art seboren unb am
5. DECEMBER 1871 farb er, erit IS
Sabre alt.
Staunenb febsn mir bOr Der Tdlle
oes unbersdnsIi4en uno NuBerurbent.
liden. bas in bieien turasn Grb entagen
entfano, uno I'm 10 unbesreifIi&er 1T
bic $batia4e. baB Woaart. Der itineife
Der ieds @robmeifer, Der beutf9en
@enie=gpo&e sueIei& bas Anumfai=
fsnbte, Der Il niberfa al 4 E 1T. SIN
Sabre 1880 ftanb sr nit "a Sabren
auf Der Sbbe ieiner unbergleialiden
Weiiteri9aft. Nls epii9er, Iprii9sr
unb bramatii9er Siater bat er uns
unper9dngIi@e Weiferwerte, i'm 9an.
gen ni4t tpeniser ols 626 poilfdnbise
Sonwsrte bintcrlaiien.
gon ieinsn 2ieoern fang man beute
abenb @oeths's vgeila.n". Wlit met.
fierbafter 9unit pert6rpert Woaart in
bieiem 2iebe bic allgemei n erif
biel ipdter sefunoene $e@nit bes
bur d m pom rten 2iebes.
SaB nad mebr als 100 Sabren
flint bon Wo3art's Werfsn nod 3u ben
2isblings=Spern Der s.biloeten Welt
seb6ren. iit seuib Elm sIdnaenOes 3eus.
nib ibrer 9ebenstraft.
gs if cine oar traurige 8etra4tung,
baB Der Siater Der g6ttli9en Melo.
oissn, bab Der als 9inb an 6iiriten=
b6fen sefsisrte 9tniflsr trob ieines
itetig ipadisnbsn &ubmss sdn;li9 mits
tslos oaifano. 10 oab er nur Elm Mrmen-
bserdbntB srbislt.
9auter 8eifag oantte benz Rebner.
5rduIein 9lu9uffe &entf9 errang
nit ibrem Sopran=Solo nSas @eils
den" nt9t enoenwoaenoen 8eifaQ; fie
berfanb es. bas i9misrige muitalii9e
@olorit bes Sonmerfes in nabeau
ttnflerii9er Weiie tuieber3ugeben.
6ierauf folgte Der. bon Wit9lieoern
bes Muftbereins In ausgeieidneter
Weiie 3u @eb0r aebra4te rprieiferdor
aus Der 3aubsril6ts" unb ben SdluB
Der 6sier bilbste eine 9eielli9e llnters
baltuns I'm 2elleriaaI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

prdfoent U. J. potts ernannte fol-
genbe 6srrsn als Nominations 6 omite
fiir bic aT l3. Gebruar fattfinoenbs
SireetOrsnuabl: Daaior SO. s. &i-
9nrbs, 8OrFbsnosr; Ri9tsr 9snrp 8.
allen. $bOmas 8. Spann. Winiam
8. gloer uno 6. s. &itdie. Sas
eomite wiro feinen 'geri&t bis gum Is.
Sanuar abss5sn uno Secretair Me.
@lure bic Namensliite Der NOminirtsn
Biz gum 20. Sanuar befannt esbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
@ollem Yoli;eibefmsmiife baben

Die Observation-Disclosures Der Snoiana-
pOlis Sbisri6uB.@eisli9aft bsi9lOB,
Die Si8erbeitsbeb6roe barum su er-
iu4en, eiuieen Mitglisoern pOli3sibe=
fugniile 3u nerleiben, oamit bic inipi-
sirenoen geamten 2euie. bic ft& MiB.
banolungsn bon Sbieren su s9uloen
tommen lahen, perbaften f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
3spabIifnnii9e Yrimarwablsa

Seute Rn9ulittas bon A biz 8 ll6r
finosn Die primdrwa6len fur bic Dele
9aten 3u Der am nd6ftsn Tisnfag ab-
3ubaltenben republitaniiten Sifrict'
@onbention tatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

6. $. Sobnf n bon go. 1884
2aurel StraBe bat bie poii3ei bena&.
ri3iist. Ausi9au na@ ieiner 14.jdbr.
8o9ter gunice 3u balten, bic felt Dor.
aefiern permibt uiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

BauerIa aubni 5 f&eine.-
Wiliam Siderion. Wsranba, 40 Sulip
abs., s50.-W. 6. gngliih, &spara'
tursn am 6stel, Wonument plaee,
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

Sim 2aben bes G9neibermeifters
Sabio G&neioermann, 303 WaKa&us
fstts abs.. brad Elm 5euer aus, mel.
9es iebo9 baIo 9el6f9t murbe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01
Terrible Storm at Atlantic City.

Resembling a cyclone 10 its fury, an
electric storm broke over Atlantic City
shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday evening,
and with its greater force in the very
heart of the hotel and cottage districts,
did thousands of dollars worth OF dam
age to property, Every window in the
exposed side of many hotels and cot
'tages was broken by hail. which reached
The size of pigeon eggs. In the northern
section of the city trees we're uprooled,
one building was demolished aud a store
badly wrecked 10 Ventnor the storm
was scarcely felt, while at the inlet there
WAS only a light shower. Another
phenomenon of the storm was the sud
den rise in the temperature. lmme-
distely the hail ceased the mercury went
up 20 degrees in as many minutes, aud
the submerged streets fairly steamed
with the heat.
Only the bravery of Engineer Frank
Potts prevented disastrous wreck OF the
PhiIadelDhia Express due at Atlantic City
about s O'Clock. The storm struck the
train a. it was speeding along al mile a
minnie on the Meadows, midway be-
tween Atlantic City aud the mainland.
The cloudbgrst of rain and hail made it
impossible to see more than 20 yards
ahead, aud at the heighth OF the storm
big semifore, or signal pole, broken by
the wind, fell across the path of the
speeding locomotive, breaking Oh the
safety valve and portion of the boiler
plate, making hole foot in diameter.
Steam flooded the cab and envelOped
the coaches, and the Screeching OF the
sirbrakes added to the panic OF the pas
sergers. Women tainted, and men, in
their excitement, leaped from the coaches
into the storm.
Potts, the engineer, braYed almost
certain death from the scalding cloud
and, setting the brakes, called to bis
fireman, John Sharp, and together they
leaped from the cab Both were badly
bruised. But for Potts heroic action
the semaphore, dragging under the
wheels, would have dersiled the coachei
with their human freight.
The storm broke at 6;l5 o'clock, and
for the five minutes that it ragged panic
reigned in the exchanges and dining
rooms of the hotels Added 10 the roar
of the tempest was the terrifying sound
of thousands of pants of glass smashed
by the big hails;ones. Ii was impossible
to see the opposite side of the street, so
great was the torrent, while binding
lightning pierced the semi-darkness and
a cannonade of thunder added to the
roar. Every window on the exposed
side of many cotlaees and hotels vas
broken, and the rain beating in ruined
carpets and furniture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01
Virginia News.

Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent atlor ieys, report the grant this
week to citizens of this State, OF the fol-
lowing patents; William Evans, Of
Norfolk, for surgical table; Edward b..
Lewis, of Howardsville, for desk, and
Muscoe l. SpolswoOd aud I. A. We'll
Ter, of Richmond, tobacco pipe.
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson, chair
man of the democratic slate committee,
and member OF the national committee
from Virginia WAS yesterday in Wash
inglon elected chairman of the sub-com-
mittee of the national committee, APP
pointed to cooperate with the democrat
ic congressional committee in the cam
paign this fail.
The National Association OF Deaf
Mutes has decided to hold liz next COM
veulion at Norfolk in August OF next
year, and there is likelihood OF one OF
the largest gathering o: this class that
has yet been held. 1t is claimed that
the Rraidwood school at Cobbs, in Ches
terfeld county, was the hrst school Tor
this class 10 this continent.
Already more than half dozen
countries in the Ninth Virginia district
have held conventions and appointed
delegates to the republican. convention
to be held at Marion, on June 20 to
nominate a candidate for Congress IN
the Ninth district. The counties thus
tar acting have named SlemP delegates
and it nov appears 10 be foregone
conclusion that the Congressman is to
be renominated, as the party organlza-
lion is determined on it.
II. II. Wallace died suddenly We'd
nesday night al his home in Fredericks-
burg, of heart disease, aged SO years.
He was q member of BrsxtOn's Battery
in when he served during the war.
At the time of bis death he was presi-
dent of the Fredericksburg National
Bank, and for a number of years was
chairman of the democratic committee
of that city. He is survived by a
widow, two daughters, one sou, two
brothers (Wistar and Judge A. W. Wal
Lace and one sister Mrs. James Car
michaeO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01
TELEaRAPHIo RREVITIEs.

Poslofice thieves paid a visit to Men
ham, n j., early today and succeeded
in blowing open the safe aud getting
away with about 5000 in cash aud
stamps.
Lake Shore fast mail train No. II
ran into a freight train at Sandusky
junction, Ohio, this morning, injuring
five persons abOad the mail train. The
train was wrecked.
AT Marion, o., yesterday VIM. Jen-
niDgs Bryan was formally Endorsed for
the Presidency in 1908 by The Demo
Gratis OF the second district, consisting Of
Marion, Crawford and Wyandoile coun-
ties.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, wife Of jams
Taylor, residing at McAdoo, Pa small
village near here, was found dead this
morning, near the Hungarian cemetery.
Thee were Indications pointing to as
sault aud murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01
Asylum Investigation.

Yesterdays session of the Legislative
investigating committee at the Eastern
Insane Asylum opened with E. II. Cloves
on the stand. The morning was taken
up in wrangling between opposing coun-
sell Col. Anderson insisted that the
charges against the competency of his
client as a witness be stricken from the
record
The committee in secret session de-
cided that all of the charges except
those OF graft and unftness should be
stricken out. The witness testified that
the shortness of food at the institution
had never come TO the knowledge OF the
board, and that they thought the super.
intendent would give the patients the
best food possible. He said the reason
The contracts for beef had been given to
local dealers rather than TO large whole
sale meat companies was that meat had
to be supplied daily, as the institution
had no place to keep any quantity at one
time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01

THE President seems to he weakening
in the fight for Senator Beveridge's meal
insnection bill and the Senator is dis
grunted. The President now seems
willing to accent the amendment pro-
posed by the representatives OF the
hackers providing that tue cost OF the in'
snection service shall be borne by the
government and not by the packers.
senator Beveridge and other Senators
hslieve if the President makes this con
cession il will be a grave, if not fatal,
mistake. 1t will imperil the future use
fulness and perhaps permanence OF the
legislation, as it will create prejudice
against the inspt ctiOn service because OF
its cost TO all the people and will afford
the packers and.allied interests an open
ing each year for an attack on the service
when the appropriation to deiray the
coat of il comes before the House aud
.,snate. The President seems to nave
been brought to the point of yielding on
this matter by the arguments OF the
live stock interests that are really hight
ING the battle of the crafty beef barons,
who keep discreetly in the background
through fear of exciting fresh indigna-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01
9trasburg's Fight.

The Stale Corporation Commission
was 10 session in Woodstock Yesterday To
hear the matter in controversy between
tine corporation ol Strasburg and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
relative to compelling the railroad COM
psny to operate its trains into town.
The trains run TO Strasburg junction, a
distance OF Que mile.
The town seeks to have the trains
brought at Strasburg in compliance with
the charter of April %. 1867, under
which the Winchester and Strasburg
Railway was chartered.
The railroad attorneys filed demur-.
rel III reply to the counts set forth iu
the charge, excepting the authority and
jurisdiction OF the commission, 10 the
validity of the proceedings aud To the
suiicIency OF the citation or writ.
The demurrer was oyerruled and the
merits Of The case were considered. -Four
witnesses were introduced for The plain
INF anI tN0 for the defendant. one az
whom WAS Thrill Vice President Potter
The Baltimore aud Ohio trains have roe
ruu into Strasburg since November, 1896,
when the track from Strasburg Junction
to Harrson3urg, which WAS leased for
100 years. reverted 10 The Southern.
The company claims that the building
of line to town or trackage over the
Southern would be too great an expense
for the traffic. The commission took the
matter under consideration aud will rem
der decision at Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE. /, 1907.

The OUTRAGE perpetrated in Madrid
Yesterday by anarchists while wedding
bells we're ringing and the mass OF the
people we're rejoicing with their young
King and his Queen is justly condemned
and resented by well-disposed people
throughout the civilized world. 1t was
dsstardy act and the principals and
abetiors can urge nothing in extenuatien
Of their horrid crime. As is generally
the CASE innocent and unsusPecting Peo-
Mo we,e victims of the bomb intended
for the newly-married sovereign who had
done nothing to merit the. luminosity Of
the fend who threw the missile OF those
who had egged him on. AlfOnso's only OIL
Tense was that he had been born a King
The spirit of regicide has always been
apparent in this world, but 1t seems lha'
il il becoming more and more pronounc-
cd in the twentieth century. The head
,bet wears crown lies more uneaslly as
,he years come aud go. This is a sad
commentary on the time, Alfonso who
has but entered the portals of manhood,
has been the target of the bOmb-thrower
twice within year, the first time in the
great city of Paris while seated IN sn
open carriage with the President OF the
French republic. Yesterday, when an
other attempt was made on bis lIle'
he was with his bride, young English
nrincess. The anarchist is an uncleS"
and hateful bird and disgrace to his
genus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01

DESPITE the awful charges made
against the beef packers and mannfac-
turers of canned meat, Speaker Cannon,
Chairman Wadsworth, of the committee
on agriculture, aud the other friends and
supporters OF beef trust methods an
nounce seriously, but .emPhaticRlly, that
they are endeavoring to frame measure
that will be satisfactory to every one,
and, when they have succeeded, legisIa-
lstion will be enacted. This means that
If there is to be an inspection of the meat
supplied by the packers for interstate
commerce so as to guard against the sale
of diseased and uusound carcasses and
putrid canned goods, it must be an in-
spection that the packers themselves
will approve and which will not inter
fere too strongly with their methods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-01

MENTION was recently made IN lhls
column of the strange aud dangerous
change that has taken place during the
past few years is the sentiment enter
tanned by many people OF this country
concerning anarchists and snarch'sW'
What few years ago was read aud look
ed upon with terror, is now accepted as
but little out of the ordinary, but what
the end will be, no one can tell In
Washington, the capital city OF the
country. on Wednesday night, Russian
reyclutionist aud socialist openly al
vocated the throwing of bombs for the
overthrow Of government. For year
after President Mckinley had been as
sassinated such a speech would not have
been tolerated in Washington for a
minute; but on Wednesday night the
man who made the speech was spplauded.
Truly, times change.