Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-06
News Of the Day.

Erie county N. Y. that is likely to turn
that county over to the republican or
ganizatioD. -
The steamer Bermudian, which went
ashore in New York harbor yesterday
while bound 10 from Bermuda was
foatsd today. She proceeded at once to
her pier.
A Turkish patrol which attempted to
cross the Bulgarian frontier near Philip
opolis has been repulsed BY the Bull
garian ouiposls. A Turkish officer wal
killed in the fighting.
Eight persons we're yesterday killed
outright, several others are likely to die
and at least two-score were Injured BY
exploding gas 10 the Market street sub
way at point between Sixth and Seventh
streets, Philadelphia. an account Of
which was published in the Gazette OF
that day.
The Messagero of Rome publishes an
interview with Father Ferrini, general
of the Camillini Order, who denies re-
ports that Father Virginia Carones, rec
tor of the Church of the Santa Maria
Maddaleua, fed from Rome with a young
woman. The general explained that
Father Carones did not agree with his
superiors 10 regard to church matters,
which, together, with the probable sup
preston of the parish of which he was
rector, must have induced him to aban-
don Rome suddenly.
The Capital Traction Company and
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company will have the right of way to
the main entrance of the new union
station 10 Washington. This important
step was decided upon at a special meet
ing held Thursday afternoon by repre-
sentatives of the Baltimore and Ohio and
the Pennsylvania Railroad companies, the
architects OF the new station. and Com
missioner Biddle, in charge of the en-
gineer department of the District of Co
lumbia, when the plans for the arrange
ment of streets and street car tracks lead
ing to The new station plaza were agreed
upon.
Believing that the "murder doctors"
as they called the board OF health ply
sicians, were cutting the throa;s oil their
children in public school in the Will
lismsburg section OF Brooklyn, 1900
women, nearly all of them Italians,
stormed the school building in mad
effort to reach the little ones yesterday.
Before the riot had been quelled several
policemen had been seriously injured by
the infuria,ed women and one OF the
rioters had been arrested. Three other
schools in the same district also were
stormed by women who hid wrought
themselves into frenzy upon hearing OF
the so called "murder doctors " in one
case it was found impossible to quiet the
rioters until the pupils were dismissed.
Wants to Marry Presidents Daughter:
A man who gave his name as Thaddeus
Ziegler, of Frankfort, KY, walked into
Chief Millikin's Office in Cincinnati yes
terday afternoon and introduced himself
He sat down quietly, and started in by
apologizing for broaching the subject,
but he was out of funds and had to get
on to Washington as soon as possible
He asked if Chief Millkin could get him
transportation there. Chief Millikin
started to reply, but his caller proceeded:
"You see, | had vision, and the
Lord told me to 20 to Washington. He
showed me that | was to marry Ethel
Roosevelt. She is the Presidents daugh-
ter, and the Lord has willed that we
marry"
Then Chief Millikin realized what sort
of case he had to deal with. He learn
ed from Hiegler that he formally owned
a grocery 10 Frankfort, but got sick.
He said he came to Cincinnati from
Louisville, but could not remembeT
when. He had vslise with some money
in it, but he could not remember where
he left it. He was given Place to sleep
in Central police station for the night,
and the police will try to find his rela-
tives and friends, and notify them to
take charge of him.
Cotton Market Excited.
The cotton market had a very strong